Edinboro University - Tartan / Conneautteean Yearbook (Edinboro, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1964 volume:

9 T 5 3 if S . ,B rr x L bfi. Accused slayer ij President Kennedy, Lee Oswald was shot fatalbf behre national TV audience. Right: Mrs. jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline and john, Jr. leave Washington fir Christmas in Florida. 2 Review-1953 l .,1 mth the assassination ay' john F Kenneay of Massachusetts, youngest president in U S history, the countgr lost a highb'-regarded and remarkabbr capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle ry' France, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads cy' state gathered in tribute to the late President Kennedy. President Kennedy and then Vice-Presidentjohnson fsecond Horn rzghtj met with leaders ty' the August March on Wash- ingtorf' drarnatizing the nation's leading domestic issue in 1963. Major Gordon Looper received the Distinguished Service Medal fam President Kennedy at the White House in May, following Cooper's 22 orbit flight and manualbr controlled re-entgr. President Kennedy, and soon-to-be-retired, Ger- man Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn during Kennedy's successful ten-day tour ij Western Europe. . 5 'pls 1 Y W l is the beginning of a new way of life for us. Now is the time when we begin to grow into mature young adults each striving to fulfill his own goal through the various courses of study at Edinboro. Wm- J-T' lik sp- L., 5 sz Q is f Qi, QQ, 5, 'if lv , ,W 2' YZ. - 4 ff '.- - - ..f,. .fn .s , -I .. ,A A EDINBOR0 STATE CGLLEGE 1964 CCN N EAUTTEEAN A Qi . , . 5 is Q 1 ,.v- W l . EDINBGRO PENNSYLVANIA 5 ,itgxgu TABLE CF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE ADMINISTRATION CLASSES GREEKS ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SENIORS A IE ff I 1 X, W? x. I 2 QM 7,2'iL,.4 N 94,21 is the product of the combined efforts and ambitions of its students and faculty. As the doors of knowledge are opened, the pathways of life are pursued. Ideas are formed, friendships made and joys and sorrows shared. The talks, the friends, the Classes have all become the niches in our memory book. The comparing of notes on a campus bench to a class in geology on a field trip. From an afternoon of tennis to hamburgs and cokes at The Union, study and social life - our years at E.S.C. 5 6 'L K, A SCOTTISH HERITAGE . . . field trips . . . 21 Cigarette in the lvnion . . . an assembly with Hans Conried . . . thumbing a ride home . . . fear of quarter grades . . . quiet hours, seven to seven . . . Coffee and donuts in the Union . . . HFC drills at 2 :30 a.m .... 4 A 'Vg 1 K W ,L ,Q 55 ww Ass 6 thaw with apples . . . pop bottles . . . sardine cans under dorm window . . . Maynard F urguson's concert . . . the plaid rug in the Union . . . going to first periods in pajamas . . . lab. practicium . . . readings by Hans Conreid. fi Doctor john Ciardi talks about poetry criticism with two students. QR lawn divided by a well-worn path . . . a chat with poet John Ciardi . . . the cafeteria line . . . room check . . . snowball battles . . . uncontrollable radiators . . . gym cards . . . moments of concentration . . left-handed drinking fountains . . . the quiet leaf-chopper . . . Bates Gallery . . cold showers . . . pledging . . . quiet walks on campus . . . a coke at Lizls . . last-minute dates . . . twenty-four-hour termpapers . . . Cracks in the ceiling . . . jello again . . . pool. 9 A, . . basketball games . . . library fines . . . dorm meetings . . . pizza . . . haircuts in the john', . . . Hanging of the Greens . . . dinks and signs . . . Maynard Ferguson and his horn . . . five- minute breaks in Loveland . . . snow boots . . . dances in Haven Lounge . . . borrowed clothes . . . the long walk to Edin . . . lesson plans . . . TV classes . . . Nite Club . . . Monsoon climate . . . carrying cartons of coke . . . ice skating on the lake . . . charge account at the bookstore . . . cam- pus movies . . . doing laundry in Haven . . . getting pinned . . . care packages from home . . . sliding down the Union steps . . . the clock on Normal thatls never right . . . ski trips on Saturday afternoons . . . cobwebs in the mailbox . . . vending machines in the Union . . . surprise quizzes . . . late pers . . . Chem lab . . . standings in the Union instead of dances . . . the word is the Birdw . . . worrying over catching the next dog sled home for Christmas vacation .... .X- ,V - H nx2r.i ..1'!.21 ' 2.121 H t 'W'-- nxt? MT-'Sli -Lit ' i i ,Wi , . ilii My . ..,.. M Hill QI' 1 -We f 9 2 Q 1 t ,y . mi 5 l nu---s-5 , ' -' r A swdwm ? , . . . . 3 ,Zu W f l Ll! :...,.sAZjgM Sf55s f..- ' gg ull.,-i-N f - ,ikml - igbgr:-1 A r. - -H , ,::ri fi . ---ru ff' f - ,N so Y ' , 5: v '--e- ,iii I .... M f'-- ,, t ftt 3-N, , l :Q N Q ffl 1 W3 I 1 . . . Wi W YI it - c Q A ' l w I, .... . . ,A I ' 's 10+-4 g 1 t 1 1 3 3 f t s y if - ' ' A 1' , s ff-1 ccy. if 23122 f TT nil, ff Z I t - ! , rf fx . cw? if i i 1 i ' iiti3 2 1 ,t t gg ' if tg. g. ' i , I new t Jai Qi: I up-Q,-- , ,Q iq it s S, ,0- gvray in Haven Courtyard . . . the many fires at the Science Building . . . unmade beds . . . freshmen hrst look at Cooper's Rock . . . the campus at night . . . books and more books . . . meeting at the arch, leaving for vacations . . . memories . . . memories . . , memories. AN ' ,U ,K .mx 1 2 4? ,, -QIMLL ' uf 4 Qi N 5 is 'Wh -be M! 'A ,Z .. f' , Q gr: 9 llsc Q il g , s l f fi gg' ,l ' , , er- i is Q 2' f 1 in - e ' .723 5-f W Q , all 'an , A., 3 V . 7 I? ,, My gf 4 QV, K S. 3 A. ' fn: ., N N gift? M:- , it if 51- Qi r A S' A lrfw 5 H' l me ' 3 f M, We ' , iff' I , ' F J, X in ' ' we f f A, 'E Y ,, , 3 ' I S A' . 'Y W . 154 V N, 1 W, f' M W f ' v. .f I a':,,fYu-ly , 1 ', Huw ri' if' WM,,,,v.N..,W A - Ji' M, 1 14 gk, S 4 gg 5 450 WMM, .,A.,. . ?d' FACL LTY AN ADM NI TRATICD assumed the presidency of Edin boro in l954 when the college had 389 students. Wlithin a 9-year period the enrollment has increased to 2200 students. The college now offers a Liberal Arts and a Graduate Studies program in addition to a greatlx expanded 'Teacher Education eurriculm. The administration is currently in the process of fulhlling plans for an athletic field in the northeast area of the campus, for twin dormito ries to house 600 Coeds, for a new science building with complete facilities for students and a garage for the campus trucks and equipment All of these, in addition to plans for other buildings, are included in the overall campus expansion plan. The faculty consisting of 122 members is the backbone of the college They serve as immediate advisors to the individual students in planninc their future courses and, in efTeet, tbeir future careers. With patience and understanding these dedicated educators devote their talents to the development of responsible citizens who will be the leaders of society tomorrow. 15 Dr. Miller demonstrates a machine in the Language Laboratory for Mr. George Hamilton, former member of the State 'Council of Education, and Dr. Charles H. Boehm, Superintendent of Public Instruction in Harrisburg. 16 A PRA CTICAL IDEALISYQ Dr, Tliomas R. hfiller. President of Edinboro, yisualiyes the bringing to fruition a cherished dream - - a community of scholarship. This dream of many facts encompasses the development of mature inclivicluals qualified to portray constnic- tive roles in the world community as thoughtful. artieulate persons of judgment and wide education. His goals are not concerned only with brilliance in intellectual attainments, both academic and scientific, but also with personal values that pre- pare students to cope with the vicissitudes of life, that produce sound social attitudes, emotional maturity and continued growth in cultural refine- ment. Dr. Millerls nine years of planning and guidance reflect a 285-acre campus replete with modern buildings housing students, providing up-to-date classrooms and greatly enlarged literary and scien- tific facilities. Dr. Miller's master plan includes assiduous devotion to curriculum enrichment and even-better prepared faculty members. Thus the President is interested in bringing to Edinboro the physical and educational means which produce a climate of culture, a community of scholarship in which students have the maxi- mum opportunity to make hopes realities, enrich their lives, form wholesome prospectives and de- velop their characters and open new worlds. Dr. Thomas R. Miller, President Dr. Miller, who was elected Hrst Vice President of the Pennsylvania Associa- tion of Colleges and Universities, dis- cusses plans with fleft to rightj Dr. Wilfrid Nash, President of Gannon College, Secretaryg Dr. K. Roald Bergethon, President of Lafayette Col- lege, 2nd Vice President: Dr. Harvey A. Neville, President of Lehigh Uni- versity, Presidentg and Dr. lyiarvin VVachn'ian. President of Lincoln Uni- versity, Treasurer. Q. --I l 4 f lN1rs. Ruth S. Peck Dean of VVomen lNfIr. James Harrison Dean of Men ...S .-:M it Director of Student Personnel Services Mr. Lawrence Appel, Housing Coordinator, Mr. Willard Heaps, College Union Managerg Mr. Harold Umbarger, Assistant in Admissions, Miss Nancy Carlson, Assistant Dean of Women Mrs. Kay Miller, Publicity Coordinator, Advisor to Student Publications, and Journalism Teacher Vaughn Herbel Business Manager Russell Wood Accountant Dr. Harry Rarllcy Dcan of Instruction Dr. Leo Roland Assistant Dean of Instruction MQW , YN fm-nm-M-f.w....,.. N. V 1 ' ' ff: Dr. Harriet Long Acting Director of Arts and Sciences Program Dr. Jack VVi1liams Acting Dircftor of Graduate Studies Program ,. Was, , , .M Director Dr, L, YV. Van Laningharn of Student Teaching and Placement Wit iv? QW? X,,x' ENGLISH DEPARTAIENT lXIr. Richard Hankins, Mrs Carol Lynch, Mr, James Kent Dr. Donald YVashlmrn. ENOI.ISI'I DEPARTMENT Ist ROW: Mrs. Kay Miller, Mrs. Ruth Harris, Dr. Angell klathewson, Dr. Dorthy Clifford, Mr. Ronald Coleman. 2nd ROW: Mr. Rohert Falkewitz, Mr. Hugh Gardner, hir, Charles Glcndinning, Dr. John Marsh, Dr. John Collins, Mr. Jack Tontz. LANGUAGE DEPARTIWENT l-r Mrs. Barbara Kent, Dr. John Mar- tino, and Miss Mary Lou Scalise. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Irst ROW: Dr. Alice Schuster, Dr. Dwayne Thompson, Dr. Joseph Francello, Mr. Thomas Peters, Mr. Harvey Heath. 2nd ROW: Dr. Luther Hendricks, lN1r. Carl Wozniak, Mr. Patrick Faulkner, Mr. Roy Stonesifer, hir. B. Wycliffe Griffin. YJ' PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT SEATED - Mr. Richard Wick, Miss Mary Rose Ditz. Qnrl ROW g Dr. Ralph Ackerman, Mr. James Kennedy, Dr. John Schell, Mr. Lawrence Nanns, Mr. James Cowan. E9 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Ir! ROW Q Betty Brown, lVIrs. Louise Schmittle, Miss Dor- othy Shontz, Pat Ptasick, lNIiss Marilyn lkflelhuish, lXfIrs. Helen Reed, Nirs. Brooke Bishop. STANDING - - Dr. Claire Butter- Hcld, Dr. Ralph Berlin, Acting Principal, Dr. WVilliain Groves, Dr. Jack Wlilliains, lvliss Bclith Nelson, Mr. Alton Huntley, Mr. Robert Connors, Dr. lirncst La Follcttc, Miss Diplacido, Mr. Richard lWeily. COMPTON SCHOOL FRONT: Xliss Edith Nelson, lNIiss Klarilyn Melhuish, Miss Dorothy Shontz, BACK: Bliss Theresa DiPlacido, Mrs. Louise Schmittle, Mr. Ralph Berlin, Acting Prin- cipal, Mrs. Brooke Bishop, lVIrs. Patricia Ptasick, Q-5 7 c Q . . Q ffgf' an ' f, My 41: so ktri ' 4 5 ,f . ,Al ART DEPARTMENT Ist ROW: lNIr. George Pitluga, .Ing Mr. Ralph Bruce, Miss Mary Jane Kidd, Mr. Hcnry Katzwinkel, Mr. Lee Forrest. 2nd ROW.' Mr. Angelo Carnicl, Mr. Dorn Howlett, Mr. George Ferguson, Dr. Ray Stapp. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Miss Nancy Acker, Miss Nfarjorie Cowmcadow, M1'. Hanio Klariotti, Di rector of Athleticsg Mr. James McDonald, Basketball Coachg Mr. Fred Caro, Wrestling Coach. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mrs. Esther Campbell, Choir and Music Dr. William Alexander, Marching and Con- cert Bands, Choral and Operatics Literature. MATH DEPARTMENT Mr. Fred Hockersmith, Mr Curtis Ickes, Mr, Edward Rogers, Mr. James Hazlett and Nlr. Bruce Hamilton. 9 V i x Y-.ng T 7 R 5? . SEE I 1 ,se SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Ist ROW: hir. Mieque Brown, Dr. Thomas Come, Rlr. Daniel Gwldth- waite, Miss Kathleen Hess. 2nd ROW: Mr. Terry Rader. Mr. Daniel Over- heirn, Miss Harriet Boker, Mr. James Coffman, D. John Gatzy, Mr. Robert GEOGRAPHY DEPARTMENT H . amen Mr. John Tomikel, Mr. John Nhllhauser, Dr. Harriet Long, Mr. James Thompson Cabsentj. A T if: ,. , I I 23 FRE HMAN GRIENTATIG Hurry, hurry so you won't be late, then get in line and wait . . . wait . . . wait . . . The campus is alive with red dinks and signs . . . One day already and no mail! . , . Arenlt there any other cities besides Erie and Pittsburgh? . , . You say you have all first and tenth periods and live Saturday classes! . . . 'gHere,s rny closet, where's yours? . . . . . wlicrc are tlio elevators? . . . what lizippcus when you realize that your roommau- doosift like tlic top bunk citlicr? . . . what time docs tlw bus comm: to Edin Hull and wlic-ri does it lvzive for llic Cafctcria? . . . wliirli wa to liakcsiclv? . . . Izmir at lllld-tCI'lllS Y l . . . grades arcn't lialli as had il' you figure tlicm up on a fi point SySll'lll . . . liow uiuvli Oli Z1 liauiliurgcr will 1795 buy? . . . late to lied and vurly to risc makes you TIRED! DINKS . . . If I have to tip this lousy clink one more time . . . Gee, the unclcrclass- inen niust really like usg theyire having a party for us - Kangaroo Court . . . lVl1CI'1lS our first vacation? . . . Setting up my study schedule interferes with my Union schedule . . . ,.,i.,, r 'Rt W' The pines are gone, where clo we go now? . . . g'Snowball'f to the rescue! . . . We have to wear heels to dinner? . . . g'The oldies but goodiesw are shown weekly at the lic-st Theater '... There's always the Union .... Xre there really submarines in Eclinboro Lake? ...r N ll that money just for books! . . . Overeut and itls only October l . . . Orientation ends with Homecoming - these are only the beginnings of life at Edinboro .... fd' el X' . 'saw-f' ,, ig? A F , gi fi N lf xl E aww ' ,Kay .. W , , .ff Diane Alles Dora Blakeslee Bob Bergstrom Robert Bowen Wallace Cady Karen Anderson Janet Baker Rosemary Bianco Pat Brandt Jackie Caiarelh Bill Andreski Thomas Bancroft Ed Benko Earl Brown Bob Casler Joyce Arnold Gail Black Harry Barkham Sandra Berarducci Janet Bliley Cathy Bruce Pat Casinelli Maxine Bowen Joe Bufalino Dennis Cercone Linda Chiccarino Pete Connolly Sally Dennis Diana Clark Kathleen Cowan Eoise DeSalle Nancy Clowes Bill Coggin, Jr. Edna Caldwell Sandra Culp Julie Cunningham Georgia Deimal W k,.,. e,,,., Linda Duiiin Marianne Dylewski Nancy Earlley mm Veronica Eberhart Mary Fcrdorko Ron Eiler Sherri Filburn Bill Etter Howard Ewing Bill Falce Debbie Fish Bernard Fitch Lou Galica John Gamble Annette Gatter .i2'f731? Carole Glass Marilyn Glas E Q A W Y YZ Z X 2 is S2 an S P 'Z 1 X ig 249 in -Gigi 'S Jaw. f ef, ,K is vw! , ., in Larry Grove JoAnne Guarnieri Diane Haverilla Heather Hepburn Kay Hamilton Yolanda Harris Janet Gardner Rich Goehring Ron Gebhardr Frances Greenlee Don Gibson Sandra Gross Maryanne Habay Judy Hall Ioyce Hamilton t Claudia Harthlan Bill Highfield Ed Hatton James Hoffman Dave Hayes Jan Holcomb IT? f-A-.47 435 fat it S iv- P ga .t . Y S2 , 1 3 , ff W Q llr lU '?' 5 1 , - :ga Nancy Hollenbaugh Arlene Holmes James Holmes -up-augur f li Sally Hotchkiss Pat Jackson Sandy Johnson ,f L Barbara Kiser Nancy Kiser Bonnie Klingle Sharon Kroll Rachel Kronenwetter George Knopick Shirley Klinkhammer James LaScola Jim Legters Annette Krzysiek Anita Homich Pat Kelly Paul Knuth ' ' ' ' L' d K' k Carol Kocher Becky Kuzma Virginia Hopkins 111 3. II' VPN wH '1 Barbara Leitschaft Neal Leslie Lucille Lierner Mary Anne Lois Dan Maloney Judy Marshall Jerry Longo Nancy Lucas Sally Lytle Patricia Martin Diane Marzke William Matthews Sandra Maziarz Don McCalrnon Donald Mikovch Koral Mowry Becky Miller David Mundkowsky David McKrell Jacqueline McLaughin Lois Mickle Veronica Mischick Nancy Munz Edward Mitchell Connie Nagy Dave Morrisson Richard Nemchik 32 Ray Payne Sandra Perry tll Betty Peterson Eleanor Petruna. Ted Piotrowicz Robert Pollifrone J an Quaresimo Antoinette Ragusa Jameseena Reid Chuck Resanovich f, i K , gi, 4, A w Q l . f all W 0 Q, , - ,kk Z a.,,:w X, W S ttf' li A gf. Nina Roberts Mike Romaniszyn Pat Rosa Bill Roschy Judy Ruda 33 Barbara Sadauskas John Sanborn Bob Saxton Bill Scanlon Marc Schwartz Lane Seddon Ray Shaw 'Q H v. 5 Q 5' 'R 3? ge 3 ' 2. 1 W Eg flw ff we ig il M Y Y G: U 2 5 S 'rw-JA John Sherred Harold Shields Alice Shontz Lois Shontz James Smith Jean Smith Bob Sprague Sharon Sprucebank Ron Stainbrook Kay Smith Larry Solomon Bill Stanford Becky Stewart Sandy Stitt Marge Storch Babs Struck Pat Talbot Dave Tarnburre Bob Tauber John Thumm Terry Ticdy Richard Toko Frank Swogger Louis Taylor John Towle Richard Sturtevant Royce Terrell Walter Tozier Wm WW Sandy Travis Frank Treble Dean Wahl Deana Wahl Faith VVeinel julie Wescott 'QSBN F' Jim Williams Pat Williams 'IIT WS? are nv Fl Marlene Valiga Sandy Varrassa Carol Veal Bob Wainwright Muriel Jeanne Waite Norma Wells Albin Wester Louise Wetzel Jim Whitman ' we Gerald Woods Mary Ann Zavacky Nancy Blose Dave Crooks CLASS 1966 1,: . y, ':A A 'ffl ' 44 an ha s B ,fm-Q I N gf is 1 fi F K 0 if P w is J. X if 2 if in 'isa 3, A 2 ,. ,X.. ,- -'af Q., .L Sherrie Abert Eleanor Allshouse Gail Anderson Chuck Arnold Beverly August ,awe ws? 13106-hlllkfv WW Carol Battin George Barth Dave Ainsley Gerry Anderson Ann Albright Sheila Anderson Donna Allison Elaine Armstrong Larry Baehr Richard Baker Phyllis Ball Chuck Bednar Linda Bennett Dale Berent Kathy Berry Sharon Bird Bert Bliss Barbara Bollman Suzanne Braden David Brown Norma Browand Bob Browning Ron Brumagin Barry Bugbee YVayne Cable Lila Caldwell Barbara Callahan Miriam Cares Carmen Cather-man ,WWW Betie Cessna Joan Conti Joyce Cook Sherry Copeland Alice Chaklos Mary Kay Cielecy Barbara Dalzell Dave Davis Vince De Caria r AA. H Gloria Cocco Joe Crupie Beth Connelly James Cufha if , sex if Y is ,Y , Nancy Deplatchett Diana Dickson Richard Dinger Richard Drake lNIary E. Drexeler L i -rf 'K 5 JF , , Q i ff 1 A ,.,, yy 'His rar ANN we Francis Durand Karen Durkee Gary Dzubak Betty Ann Dubulis Dennis Durand is iii a . Lt , Vlh M3 'wry' Linda Eberl Linda Edmundson , X- E it? Q 5 ' ' Mfnr f y X , xl 3 x if '1 t,,,.N 'F -11? ' Mary Ellsworth Floyd Franke N13-FY GFCY Linda Ermi Roger Frazier William GI'iI1Cll6 Marilyn Farver Jim Galla Alice Gfillrlell Esther Feher Jim Gillis Nancy Grippo Norma Fischer Doris Gold Marie Groves ix ,.,.,gf Diane Halmi Lee Halmi Terry Hamrock Faith Hanna Ralph Hargest Janice Hatheway Carol Hayes 'Tina Heller Roxan Henk Sandra Herman Hugh Herron Karol Hipple 1 Q if QL J A , J QLI. . L , . S sin' f- Le-' . . g l Vi as We lim Betty Howe Jim Howell Mary Ellen Johnson Beverly Johnston Judy Hoesch John Hogle Pat Hollar Steve Iamol Sandy Inghram Priscilla Jenkins ,..-ffm., lfwfqfii- Donald Kaufman Esther Kean Karen Kebaugh he 5 Hmm. ,i,,', .V 'W A 'Y 'ia ' 'A Ella -IQ - Diana Kerr Carol Kraschneske Bonnie Lenguel Myrna Ludchak Janet Kircher Barbara LaSlavic Lois Leonard Lowell MacDonald Donna Marino Emily Marrale Lavonne Klein Karen Klingensmith Stella Koziel ,annum IT' Judy Law Regina Leake Pat Lee Bob Lidtha Shirley Lindquist Carolyn Lohr Frank Marazzo Frannie Marceca Jeffery March Rich Mazur Kathy MCCaque Jim McCartney Natti Lou McCarty Jerry Mclntyre Janet McCullough Mary McKenna Sally McCurdy Linda Mesarch v Kay McFarland Rowena McFarland Karen Miller Sue Mills fin H-6 Diane Mitchell Grace Moreland Dixie Morrow Pat Murawski Antonia Murphy Pat Murphy Sarah Nee Jack Neff Darlene Nelson Lois Morton Carol Moser Sue Ann Nardo Linda Nash 4 '-Q 1945092 .wxmxdiff William Nelson Bob Newman fa!! WN. .mhiwdh 5 M2 Rudolph Novotny Faith Patton Kay O,Brien Jim Perrotto Marguerit O'Neil Pat Osterberg Elma Passarelli 19955. ,gf David Peterson Wesley Piersol Julia. Pikna Mike Rice Karen Saleman Torn Roberts Bob Scarpitti Karen Prescott Diane Prince ills' Connie Rabin Dave Roland Barbara Schneider Mary Ann Raybuck Judy Rugle Florine Schreck Judy Read Linda Rupp Linda Scouten Norman Shea Ann Shclvey Dave Slienefelt 'X - Mary' Smith WValtcr Smith Charlotte Snitger Marilyn Soisson Sandie Stauffer Barbara Stcteler Doris Shoop Gayle Simmerson Katy Snyder Holly Sommer All Richard Srineman Meinee Swanhart faux Judith Swartz Gary Syerlo Catherine Tack .way :K 1 Qui? 2, t Y 'Q lk l' Q: f - ' Q ir Ax 3 . K ,, gif Helen Till Karen Toscano Nanly Unger joe Tassone Marilyn Templeton Dave Van Winkle Patricia Vogel ,Q S. V ,. .. . i ' V 3, qyyk , -171 I ,iw Ronald Wallace Ben Winslow Douglas Cole Mary Ellen Webb Blarita Wood amcw McCoxxan Jack Wetzel Don Wurst Janet Same Amy Wiesczynski Mary Beth Willard Mary Ann Young Paul Zellem 'Snow CLASS OF 1967 Sunday Abraham Carol Andrzejewski Daryl Bates Jeri Bechtel Sandy Blott Linda Angotti Kathy Banner Ted Beck Don Boutwell Jw Marilyn Anderson Don Andrews Judy Andrews Laurel Aurnend Janet Bartoletti Lewis Baier Garth Bathelmes Linda Baker Carol Bean Susan Bcngston Frank Bisccglia Kathy Blake Wx Jim Bowen Jack Boyko Fred Bracco Chet Brojek Bill Brown Gcorgcne Brnilovich Betsy Buhl Hannah Brown Harry Burns Jerald Brown Kathy Burhnell Pat Brown Sue Caldwell -4 A if ,fr I Nba 1 S H .f Kp sl' , K Q si ,p S a 5 X 2 N . f lf' 2 'Y sg .J as ,F M if ,W W, 35 f Sf 'W ff 3 1 1 f 'QS' 6 'Q' K Q xx. in if Lucia Capron Carl Carpenter B I . . , , ggi y,,:..r 5,7 Kam lry y s - ,, Nancy Carter Donna Casey Jerry Cass Parker Castcel Brenda Chandler AA' Thomas Chapas Joyce Chisholm Sally Clarke 1 7 7 JUV 17 , ,ig B - . . as ,nl K V A X . 7 fs' . f 1 . A' . is YQ, f is YVilliam Collins Judy Connolly Kathleen Cowan Dan Crannel Carol Cross Lucinda Cyphert Anita Czech Laurel Dalrymple GTZ? John Davis Ron Davis 4.0.-90 -,..,.f-r John Dean Dianne Deaver YVilliam Dionisio Richard Delong Sussanne Demchar DcAnna Demmer Daylc Dempsey Ed Dermitt fn-ns. 510-M, Jim Dietrich Dan Ditullio Bill Dodds Bruce Drake Bill Dunbar Dorothy Dunning 16. gfiw . 5 ,-I, fix: Q4 . irmidifg 5 , Wm, Joy Dcsensi Rich Donnachie Carole Detuerk James Dorwart Q Q 'ax 6 is if dk 4-wav' If 1 Jane Ellies George Erdely 784' Joyce Fails Robert Fratto Kathy Gallagher Barbara Hancock Olga Fekeshazy Jane Freeland Harold Graff Edward Hancuff Sandra Fisher Sandra Fuhrman Michele Folmer Jerry Funk Joan Fowler Richard Gacka Nancy Gregory Carol Grexa Leo Hackman James Hazelton Jean Heald ,ffqr A Michael Harrison Dana. Hartzell Karen Hayes Lynn Hegedus Lynn Heiligenthal Ann Heinenan ,......,Qp 5134 ffm' Nichole Heinlein Joyce Hilow Andrea Hulick Dave Jackson Denise Kaducic Charles Heise Carol Hollsteini Beverly Humphreys Dee Jackson Duane Kalo Kathy Henry Janet Horne Dottie Hilbert Carla Howell Joan Hillen Judy Hughes SQJFS ,il Y 4 Elizabeth Hundy Barbara Hunt Barbara Hutchings Carolyn James Ray Jerunski Donna Johnston Clyde Kapinds William Karas Winnie Karns l l Daniel Kartrnan Ellen Kleinberger Dave Kolakowski Sharon Lake Frank Lehman John Kaufmann Jane Krnan Rodger Kovac Kathleen Lassalle Chris Lewis X 42' Judith Kerr Eleanor Knoechel Marion Kreahling Maureen Kilheeney Richard Kochick Ronald Krescanko Robert Kingsley Jay Kokoros Kay Kunkle Angela Lazzaro Kathy Leamy Jerry Leet Dan Liebel Marjorie Loper Mary Beth Louis Eleanor Lubinski Gary Lucht Martha Lynn Mary Marasco Nancy Martini Anita Mastrian Marilyn Macaluso George Maeder Carol Mathews Carleen Maya . Rebecca Mayhue Jean McAtee Peg McAtee Edith McIntyre Mary lylc-Iunkin Jon McMinn itty : A-- i h e r a M. a M faaa rirr '-'i L' Q rtat aa N kvyy k,V.Wy T A I xi K 2, 5 4. Kathy McCoy Mrs. Chris McCreay Denny lNICWilliams Betty Nlechler wi Mary Meyers Richard Mihalik Helen Mlikovch Carol Miller Harriet lXIiller 14. , .41 3 A Ray Mitchell Carol Morris karma' . Eleanor Myers Sheryl Oppenheim Christine Parrott Pat Peterson James Neal Diane Osterwise Jane Peel Pat Phelps Randy Munnell Barbara Murken Carole Murphy :QR Pam Oaks Ronald Pappafava R0bCYf PUSH PatfY Pogue Sue O,Brien Suzanne Parimiter Paul Pe1'OWiCZ Linda POWCU Karen O'Neil1 Mike Paris Jennie Peterson Judy PFOPC1' Mary Provost Judy Raynovich Rita Rea James Rhodes Margaret Riegel Edward Robasky Kathy Reed Glen Robasky Mary Ellen Retondola David Roberts Robert Robie Barry Robinson Greg Rogers Anne Rowland Neal Ruhlman Charlene Rushe Dale Rosenthal Sandy Rounds E TQ:----4' , 'yy lf: Leona Rutkowske Dianne Sabol ' 1 4' 112152 ' 7 mmggg: as .5 Suzanne Sanborn Madeline Sawdy Jo Anne Scalzitti Mitzie Sceiford Jeanne Schmiedel fuel., .JV , 4,3 Mary Schockling Shirley Shablesky James Simmons Elaine Smalley Derek Schruers Russell Shaffer Douglas Slater Barbara Smith Thomas Schubert Barbara Shallcross Karen Sloan Dennis Smith John Schurman Ronald Sherwood Peggy Sloppy Pat Smith Mary Schwartz Rodney ShrefHer Lou Slautterback Charles SO-SikO Chris Squires William Srsic Ken Starz Edward Stasik Gil Stefanides '92 Mary Stephany Harry St. George Linda Susi Marvin Tubbs Suzanne Swabb Richard Van Nette Marcella Stocher Marsha Thompson Jane Volkin Paul Storch Darlene Todd Carrie Wadlinger Ed Stuart Carol Trost Leonard Walker 155. Peg Ward Gloria Watrous Torn Watt Roger Webb Tom Whalen Lynette Wheeler Nedra White Harold Whittenberger Kathy Wilkowski Alice Williams 1 if , . ,,f., A ,AQ -vii. Peggy Wilson Tim Wood Ken Winger Xlorrow Woodburn EVCIYKI Wiliig Gerry Wotkowski Marilyn Wolfe Carol Yoest Mary Beth Wood 'Carol Yedloski Barbara Zeleznik Kathy Jennings Don Kerber W-Cl Kathleen Iverson 56 T' ,in 15? ga W . , fwi..,,i4:- Q1 f:Q k ,Q , A Qi if -' ' A' ' I ., L : 'fur I ' 1 . V 1...-ff: ' ' is M535 f , 5 'V 4 f . 1 I .W ' f .-H-. ,M '64 HIVROKY f,girg,,, Nm , ii - SUBSCRIBE ' H - :ww Ist ROW: Margaret Homer, Shelby Durst, Karen Cooper. 2nd Leonard Summers, Iva Mae Murray, Shirley Schwartz, Nicholas ROW: Aline Link, Grace Hagerty, Ruth Anne Dixon, Ann Marie Besser, Coordinator. 4th ROW: Mark Stuyvesant, David Brest, Padenieh, Olga Rakoei. 3rd ROW: Janice Johnson, Sandra Norris, Dennis Gereb, George Ristvey, Duffy Jennings. . -Ex f- nit, . 'Qi 1 mxj W l75i'f'ff4fii' M., ,,.V S SHENAN GO- VALLEY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Irt ROW: Lloyd Roberts -V President. 2nd ROW: Bruce Sutherland, Vive President, Kay Rose -- Secretary, Maria Trotta g Social Secre- tary. 3rd ROW: Nicholas Besser, Coordinator. Ist ROIV: Glenna Young, Denise Siriammi, Gloris Palazzo. 2nd ROW: Donna Evans, Annette Greggs, Charles Kunkel, Robert Davis, James Bralieh, Patricia McDonough, Marian Baird. 3rd ROW: Rob- ert Berry, Larry Riley, Ray Heck, Sam Bartholomew. tw i 'H it-5 t.. tu. 5 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Ist ROW: Leonard Summers, President. 2nd ROW: Larry Riley, V. President: Olga Rakoci, Social Secretary, Denise Siriammi, Secretary. 3rd ROW: Mr. Pitluga, Art Instructor. 9 'nas mum lu 03 if KOHY ill ,nn s f 'WKOWCQVVW Ist ROW: Karen Estman, Anne Vermire, Antoinette Wriggant. 2nd ROW: Karen Young, Dorothymarie Donlin, Bonnie Irvine, Cathy Medved, Margaret Mudrak, Patricia Mudrak. 3rd ROW: Audrey Chovan, Evelyn Rosche, Carol Statler, Harriett Pascarella, Cheryl Moon, Edward Kirkpatrick. 4th ROW: John Bancroft, Frank Koch, Elena Rossi, Robert Miller, Larry Gur- rera, Tom Chrobak. Ist ROW: Mildred Miller, Barbare Heekathorn, Norma Mc- Bride. 2nd ROW: Joseph Pierce, Mary Lou Riffer, Kay Rose, Maria Trotta, Carl Bobby, Thomas Pryts. 3rd ROW: Patricia Doolin, Kathy Crisan, Alexander Kubyako, Rosalie Combine, James Carnes, Michael Mudrey. 4th ROW: Bruce Sutherland, William Gibb, Ronald Busch, Gail Brodish, Mary Selenchik, Lloyd Roberts. iuscaxnz new sf? vw- T 55 5 - E2iw.f2iwzsisfsti2 fW,Q,w,. K, 7 M M -asas.Qaiws5-fef:.afrPeif.:Ss1st.asfwftv1.,r A 'f' fwj . SEATED: Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller. STANDING: C. Richard Wick. Dr. Miller is receiving an honorary I.D. card from Warren Center. WARREN CENTER lit ROW in foreground: Jim Scalice, Dennis Baxter. 2nd ROW: Ann Hyatt, Francis Bubash, Cerald Mclntyre, Bill Hendrickson, Roy Christensen. 3rd ROWB' Carol Baxtroin, Jim Davis, De- Ette Ourlin, Mark Musante, John Kiser. 4th ROW: Christine Musante, Margaret Swanson, Patsy Lindquist, Jim Tinelli, Joyce Phelps. STANDING: Dr. Joseph Nemeth. ,sf Ist ROW: V. Dunham, P. Highhouse, V. McCartney, L. Campbell, P. Gurdak, M. Wilson, J. Phelps, S. Schwanke, K. Elmquist, B. Mansfield. 2nd ROW: J Ferry, J. Smith, J. McKean, D. Morando, D. Baxter, J. Magnuson, B. Holm- berg, R. Christensen, J. Davis. 3rd ROW: J. Scalice, J. Tinelli, D. Martin, J Pieliuta, M. Musacnte, W. Schmader, L. Crippen, D. Shattuck. 4th ROW: J. Kiscr. l. Bailey, P. Brink, J. Nathan, M. Quiggle, Carr, F. Smith, J. Clark, G. Mclntyre. Mr. C. Richard Wick is receiving the floral center- piece from Paula Gurdak. MQ' ax nt . an Ist ROW: E. Woodin, P. Lindquist, C. Musante, F. Brubash, C. Back- strom, A Hyatt, D. Durlin, M. Swanson, C, Wilson. 2nd ROW: W. Hen- drickson, J. Fees, R. Duffy, E. Anderson, F. Wagner, G. Murphy, P. Holrnburg, L. Lincoln. Ist ROW: Edward Anderson, Co-Captain, John Nathan, Paul Holm- burg, Robt, Duffy. 2nd ROW: Larry Lincoln, James Tinelli, Co-Captain, Roy Christenson, Francis Wagner, Coach. lllsmnn-'- E.5.C MMI! E 5 Il umm Edit? E. 5. C. E- 5-C 'um llllll FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: J, Davis - Treas., L. Campbell - Sec., P. Gurclak - Vice Pres., J. Tinelli - Pres. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: F. Wagner - Vice Pres., F. Bubash - Pres., M. Swan- son - Sec., D. Durlin f Sec.g W. Hendrickson - Treas.g C. Richard Wick - coordinator - Warren Center. 7 EEKS ? 1 x ff V '7' fin 4. ww Wa 2 S as If 1 i U' S 1 Q-f'-at Q, lu r I. F. C. 'UQ 'hin- OHicers of IFC are Jerry Dilley, President, Julie Cunningham, Treasurer, Georgene Lucas, Robert Nelson pours coffee Secretary, and Rick Higgins, Vice President. Mrs. Ruth Peck Dean them cake. The purposes of the Inter-Fraternity Council are those of fostering good fraternal relationships among member organizations, to provide policies in regard to rushing, pledging, and IFC events, to en- courage scholarship and professional depth. The organization sponsors the IFC Ball, Greek weekend, faculty coffee hours, record dances in the College Union, and professional meetings. Terry Hamrock Q11 and Paula Meerdink frj show Peggy Hoellein, a fresh man, the plaques and scrapbooks. Mary Margaret Barnes presides at tea table. Susan Mills, Andrea Hulick, Lynn Heiligenthal, guests, are being helped by Joan Bundick. 64 , A s 1 2 is ii i., -was swim .if 'lx' fa -- .sflt3W fN W' eth Sandy Manueci and Robert Browning, co-chairman, has his hands full as the girls all snitch a bite. L to r. Annette 7 art Fratus waits to Serve Krzysiek, Beth Connelly, co-chairman, Robert, Georgena Lucas and Sharon Sprucebank. Margie Rfegel, Patty Peterson, freshmen, and Barbara Fritz, sophomore, look over the trophies. Anita Homich, Babs Leitschaft, Sandy Perry, Faith Weinell and Lane Seddon, juniors, discuss sorority problems. 65 Beth Connelly, Alpha Delta Iota, and Robert Browning, Sigma Tau Sigma, served as social chairmen for the annual IFC Faculty Tea. The Intersorority Tea gave freshmen girls an op- portunity to meet the women Greeks and become acquainted with the activities of the various sor- orities. ' Anita Homieh, Treasg Karen Kebaugh, Secg Mary Ann Lois, V. Presg Sandy Manucci, LPHA DELTA Margaret Gregory Sandra Manucci Pat Mihauc Pres. new P Q. hmly f Pat Anderson Jgan Bundick 531 . ,g k 5 , ,kg ymw -was x 1, Q.. rrry P 5 '5S2jf?F f ' -' - Barbara Hill Polly Hart Hockenberry Nancy Neubrand Phyllis Youngs Emma: 1 , K ,nw ' ' fer fi- K xl I --,5 ' ' ,Z ' Y' P Sf' + - 13, K M fsifiri ' y 1.-. Marycarolyn Chereka is lll ' nl' 3. A N 'Wm X 1 fs s.,,,, .,.s 6 M Y ., A 'lil ' .: - 1 +g 7 V ' g, ..-an , , if ' 2 35 I1 bg W A Mary Alice Keefc Maggie Zelinski Bette Rae French Joan Maykowski fl 'P , E 1, ,VV li I Seniors without pictures' FIRST ROW: Delores Vurgich, Mary Ann Gealy, Therese Reiser, Beth Connelly, Christy Vance, Libby Yarnelle. SECOND ROW: Karen Kebaugh, Katy Snyder, June Golla, Cathy MeCague, Linda Rudd, Barb Fritz, Sandy Urda. THIRD ROW: Johanna Kronz, Linda Nash, Sue Mills, Sheri Abert, Donna Haubrich, Anna Marie Scalzitti. ,S Cotf I ALPHA DELT Cynthia Sabo Dotti O,Nesky FIRST ROW: Myra Grii-Hth, Mary Ann Lois, Sally Geisler, Sandy Perry, Barb Vogel, Annette Kryzsiek. SECOND ROW: Rosemary Abraham, Terry Tiedy, Pat Malee, Sandy Horvath, Faith Weinel, B. J. Klobushnik, Bev Spaulding. THIRD ROW: Anita Homich, Nancy Munz, Sherrie Kroll, Bonnie Frey, Barbara Strunk. 'iw 5 f i :ggi Wifi ! Y 'EM 'E .E st 4 V33 .. Q I I , ,, ,'1Zx,iSfSflE-A,.', ,.., ' , V H VLS' JA .l3r,..,f K V55 ' -- ' ' f' 'Q- ROW ONE: Sally Hotchkiss, Judy Ruda, Eve Woloson, Linda Weinheimer, Louise Wetzel, Janet Anderson. ROW TWO: Patricia Rosa, Susan Geller, Kathleen Cowan, Judy Jack, Lane Seddon, Sharon Seib. ROW THREE: Julie Cunningham, Debbie Fish, Sally Dennis, Becky Hogue, Marti Hixson, Veronica Eberhart. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Seniors without pictures: Cathy Case, Dai Ann Heyl, Carolyn Klomp, Cecilia Knapp, Sarah Nelson, Susan Shallcross. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Sally Hotchkiss. ROW TWO: Sally Dennis, Eve Woloson. ROW THREE: Kathleen Cowan, Judy Jack. ROW FOUR: Julie Cun- ningham. S WEE THEAR T Tim Hussar finial if i + Yi 5 S .J 5, 85 'I A 'I 5 H7 Katherine Antonacci 0 .,hh m y ,fri , gi . -N g i. 5 Laura Hamm Priscilla Hanna ,X Marilyn Shacoski .ww-rv' Cherilyn Galicia fm? Sara Heath Vallie Hillard Linda Porter Linda Williams Karen Wood IIRST ROW Barbara Stiteler, Judy biiulligan, Mary Ellen Patricia Hollar. THIRD ROW: hfary Ann Shallenberger Webb Judy Read SIYJOVD ROW: Priscilla Jenkins, Judy Paula iyleerdink, Terry Hamrock, Carol Kraschneske, Judy Mycum Faith Hanna 'VIyran Ludchak, Betty Ann DuBulis, Swartz. Joan Carpenter Patricia Klingensrnith Janice Andrews Judy Beuqhaf jane Chapel Grace Gall RHC IGM CHI 35 if 5 If F l l w F5 OFFICERS: Rachael Kronenwetter Virginia Hopkins Mary Ann Mishurda ' Marianne Dylewski L SEATED Dr. Alice Schuster E ! E f ls l a his ,, .ffix ' Pkiilv H A. XP 1 - ' is Pat Mahoney Gloria Martin ws' FIRST ROW: Rachael Kronenwetter, Janet Carr. SECOND ROW: Virginia Hopkins, Mary Ann Fcdorka, BI. BI. Barnes, Nancy Blose, Edna Caldwell. THIRD ROW: Sharon Sprucebank, Cathy Bruce, Sherri Copeland, Marianne Dylewski, Mary Ann Mishurda, Dorothy Kilbane Louise Halyama Lois Morrell Mary Ellen Windsor Mary M. Barnes 'NT' V. ::.: If 'HQQQQP' li' ag '-f- - -s -- 'Q51SEWmi3z?SS 'V 2 ali! ' is GW '-IL W-.E 421 ' X R x Karen Barlow Pamela Cipriana ROW I - L. to R. 7 Maxine Bowen, Linda Johnston, Jerri Altinoff. Ruth Cline MQYHIC Donatuccl ROW 2 - Dale Barent, jean Nygord, Jean Smith, Janet Saine. ZETA TA ROW I - Doris Gold, Dale Barent, Mary Beth Willard, Kay OlBrien, Sharon Sibert. ROW 2 - Sandy Miller, Ginny Shank, Linda Ermi, Janet Saine, Cathy Tack. ROW 3 - Jean Nygord, Sharon Young, Bev lagnemma, Sue Thompson. QM' 'T Rae Gillam SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES! oanne Canfield Judy Hankey Linda Crooks P 11 M kl Fran Tarbell Margie Johnson Barbara Johnston Diane Mineo E7 1 ,1 5 4 I 1 i X 4 M Q ROW I - Toni Murphy, Jerri Altenhof, Bonnie Klingle, Carole 'Fetkovlch Georgene Lucas ROW II 7 Maxine Bowen, Jean Smith, Linda Johnston, Sandy Culp. Sharon Redick V1rg1n1a Remmold Carol Roth Joyce Sager Ruth Wheelock Arlene Zonarich KS- ,fa vu.. 'J' FIRST ROW: Darrell NVciss. Rim Simmons, Duane Ciannarigclo, Harold Hower, Phil Gilkcy. SECOND ROW: .lark Rcnkcs, Duane Blark. john Bcngston, Tom Wfcritworth, Walt Barto. THIRD ROW: Cleric Cliieffo, Jim Gillis, Gcrry Mamros, John Smolcnski, Pete Connolly. PHI IGMA PI Mr. A. Huntley, Advisor Juhu Smolcnski, Sec Q5 -. wggg lu- -fkfy I- ffffi-.'f m8S s'e5ssff1si,. i' L' ,ifi-9---Wliifiliilifg 33256 ' i A V af iifwes,f,, f 5 af-1, 7. Qi -ws, Hywfggiief' ,, 5 31 , . . - M A- WNV 3 , Z,i42Efgfi1: 1, Ei -I vf .giqffia,:mg-f , sw Qfwisfw-::wH f ., - im,,ii,f M Q i2lknE5::LE 5-viisssvif i 9' ,Vi -IWW' ,f--,v,f-T A W-,L:s,.,,,,. fin ,., s,,.s,,. .. s,,... , f-,, ,M i.,, i- -wi.swnivzsszszssrasa 1 , we aiiwgzfzfesf gg,ffism5.:sq5ff,, ,L f Q ,J sigggiagfg 1sSz'fzQ4szass5112422 v1 - .,ffw,,i1 wifillzf K ' U, ,s,.. f1a?'f?f f l f. gif ,, I W f 1'1f'6Y ' ' l ' ,i iw iff - 'f zz: .3 1. ,5 M KJ .5 John Kegel, Treas , Uv- N, ff. ' S I Q1 5 E 5 sa M . Q, , i 139-fn FIRST ROPV: Regis Patrick. Jon Stefonicles, Jerry Longo, John Girardif Bob Lynn, George Mamros, Jim Cavanaugh, Bill Con- Krebs, Frank Trebel. SECOND ROPV: john Kegle, Dave Tell, cleluci. FOURTH ROW: jim Nlarshall, Harry Barkham, Bob Rick Higgins, Rick Xvlllilfli, Karl Kuszaj. THIRD ROW: Nicki lXICGough, Bill Spoonliowarcl, Dan Petchel. Bob MeGough, Cor. Scc.g Jack Renkes, V. Pres.g Harry Barkham, Pres. A 'WN .M Jim Battle Dave Bush Rocco DeMaiolo Gary Marches Frank Wransky 'Q ' ff. W 1 PHI SIGMA PI 1964 SEN! ORS ,sf 5 K' i Fred Niles Cliff Zulinski 51.Qg.i?f1 . I I ' ' yg e IGMA TAU IGMA S WEE THEAR T Judy Nyeum 5 4.55 , i M 3 .FU T 4, . 1 g 21,5 V? K, 5 ROW ONE: Bob Casler, Charles Scott, Bill Roschy. ROW TWO: Bob Nelson, Ray Shaw, Bob Callahan, Jim Douglas. Seniors without pictures: Stanley Brudney Ted Hedman James Pcgher Russel Ridenbaugh Robert Curci ROW ONE: Steve Filipos, Royce Terrell. ROW TWO: Bob Casler, Lee Boyer, Bob Nelson, Don Baumgartner, Bill Roschy, Bob Yaklich. ROW THREE.' Jim Douglas, Bob Fulton, Don Weiland, Jerry Dilley, Ray Shaw, Bob Callahan. mwk WWW ttf' if-2 'Q if fl 1, ff if tj, Tom Boone sk 'hui --arm! www George Haydyk SIGMA TAU SIGMA Paul Newman ,K any I x SL M W. r'-'v 2 Ron Dunbar Larry Kuzmin Victor Owens l s l RX, 'W 139' ,NAM Michael Hartland V vw, , 351 - ' lp., 3 .f Z 'Q ef Nw? W .Q F K james McWilliams Charles Scott Tom Steiner Paul WValker Bill W'etzel ,nnlqff FIRST ROPV: Bob Buccille, Bob Browning. SECOND Curtis lckes. THIRD ROW: Jim Carlett, Jerry Mclntyre, ROW: John Patterson. Dave Ainsley, Troy Nlartin, Jack Lou Thomas, Clyde Srhiunm, lvlikc Eyth, Chuck Her- YVetzcl, Roger Honicycr. Vince DcCaria, Advisor: Mr. llffft, Chris BIUSEYUVC- 77 ' lfi lp. 1,11 , Xi- .1 'fn ,Q ' 'riwf V --gif S WEE THEAR T FIRST ROW: Donald Kaufman, John Hrwgle. Frank Sahota, Joe DiSalx'o. SECOND ROW: Herhert Dankniyer, James Rogers, Theodore Faber. THIRD ROW: Daniel Karen Kebaugh Knapp, YVayne Cable, John Kokoski, Maurice Allsop. fs KAPPA DELTA PHI Q -v wr A I x , 4 FIRST ROW: William Andresky, Dennis Holt, Walter Tozier, David Tamhurri. SECOND ROW: Neil Leslie, David Hayes, Thaddeus Kiesnowski, Bill False, James Whiteman. THIRD ROIV: Don Gibson, Bill Johnston, James LaScolla. Da, G? me H37 H af' In FIRST RO W: Joseph DiSalvo, Ronald Wallace, Jack Neff, Donald Burnette, Thomas Haisc. SECOND ROW: Robert Matthews, David DCRHIIIID, Ronald Lawrence, William Powell, Lawrence Baehr. THIRD ROW: Donald Wurst, Hohn Ciak, John Eggleston, James Leeds. 3 E .5 Officers: Dr. Joseph Nemeth, Advisorg Donald Burnctte, Sceretaryg Dennis Holt, Presidentg Walter Tnzier, Vice Presidentg David Tainburri, Treasurer, 6 uf y. me M19 If li , ..- f f. 'fs . Z-1,5 1 iam ' gl rliis ' Tr Jerry Englert Eugene Recd A--ff, T5-Jftzzw. s Vin, ,Q I 3' 1 Frank Hudak James Sims Richard Forcucci Wlilliam Golla W'endel Rojik Angelo Searsella ,- - 23 qi' ' -' 'M fi. F 'fn KA PPA DEL TA PHI SEN I ORS I Ji Allen Carr Wi: xi,-,, f' .2 :- Q Richard Pencille Edward Stotsky f 'il-W flask I5-W' , ., .f -gg A ' LBWP V35 , ., U . ' YRS v WR' , , :,, . I, ,V I , by , is ,, , , rr, ll ' ,- A i al A I rf:-I , - aff Kent Baur Lenk Crawford, Treasurerg Bob Carothers, Presidentg Bob Martin, Vice-President. Richard Belcher S WEE THEAR T DELTA SIGMA PHI S 1 DELT SIGMA A R Gary Boyle i r PHI Judy Law Dan Bradish Bob Crawford Phil Fatica. John Gebler Thomas Halmi 80 X Q 9 Q s 5 E Q? ...gg-M FIRST ROW: Bill Barry, Ken Tabacheck, Bill Bollenger. SECOND ROW: Dave NIA:- Cough, Chuck Powers, Earl Brown, Bill Stanford. THIRD ROW: Fred Garnon, Bruce Hiekcnsniith, Lenk Crawford, Bob Carothers. FIRST ROW: Ray Strong, Dave Roland, Bob Scarpitti. SECOND ROW: Ralph Har- gush, Chester Butts, John Synder, John Mikrut. THIRD ROW: Bob Martin, John Ende, Torn Halrni, Tom Moser, Bart Fratus. FOURTH ROW.' Chuck Arnold, George Jester, Jim Peratto, ,Ron Marsoun. Keith Johnson Mike Larko to , if 5 f lt, 1 I I QL' E TP ,... 3 5 Ron Marsoun Bob Martin RHY Strong ,W W ll MMMJ X in I U f l 5 HH H?' OFFICERS: FIRST ROW: WVally Cady, Serra-tary: Lou Taylor, Prcsidentg Jack Gcisingcr, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jack Kridlcr, Hrst Yicc-President and Ken Scott, second Vice- Sweetheart: Pat Williams President. ALPHA PHI OMEGA AQ.. lk Nw if .vq I yr FIRST ROVV: Donny Ccrcone, Lou Taylor, lVally Cady. SECOND ROTV: Dick Johriscm, Ted Piotrowicz, Bob Pollifrcmc, Bolu Anderson. TIIIRD ROVV: Jack K1-idler, Bill Hough, Ken Scott, Jack Geisingvr. 82 .yn-sm. Q95 ,i Jim Blodgett Gerald Nelson fx 'Z-'S' ww ,M -,W WWW! FIRST ROW: Frank lNIarazza, Mike Romaniszyn, Bill Smith, Dave Burke, SECOND ROW: Tom Morgan, Fred Scheenman. Bill Coggin, Tom Niance, THIRD ROW: Emmet Devore, A. Dicks, Bob Newman, Bob Saxton, Chuck Hanks. ' fi i f WTI , J-'Y 111, f'f- W,-gg, 'E ig 5' bk: T if 3. . ,, f ui 44 A ,ff Toe Briggs Bob Cauvel William Hough Pete Niachuga M K :'.', . A 1 - FEL I ,WWW-as u,:,: w-'gg 3 f , , Mike Bilinskey Gary Stingl John Szoszorek 83 in X s L .L Ist ROW: Dave Shenenian, Pat Klingensinith, Emery Ga- thers, George Hayduk. 2nd ROW: Rae Gilhnan, Carol Roth, Barb Gleetinan, Henry Lynn, Karen Marlowe. 3rd ROPV: Charles Scott, Barb Hill, Pam Cipriani, Larry Wil- liams. 4th ROW: Gloria Rich- ards, Pat Jackson, Ardith Davis. KAPP DELTA PI Kappa Delta Pi is a national honor fraternity in education. Its purpose is to en- courage high professional, intellectual and personal standards and to recognize out- standing contributions to education. To be eligible for inenibership a student inust have a B average in educational subjects, a pleasing personality and leadership ability. Students inust coniplete twelve credits in education and be ainong the top twenty per cent of the student body in grade average. Ist ROW: Rich Wokich, John Srnolenski, Stuart Thompson, Albin Webster, Dave Sheneman, Mr. Henry Katzwinkel. 2nd ROW: Sue Shellcross, Matty Mihalek, Pat Kelly, Betty Peterson, Pat Malick, Louise Vfetzel, Becky Hogue. 3rd ROW: Sharon Allison, Dorothy Davenport, Sharon Redick, Ruth Clyne, Doris Lightner, Faith Weinel, Babs Strunk, Maryann Lois. DELTA PHI DELTA Delta Phi Delta is a national honorary art fraternity open to students with ex- ceptional ability in art and high scholastic standing. The niernbers are hosts to conferences during the year and displayed several art exhibits throughout the year. A Ulothesline exhibit is held annually and inany of the art works are offered to the public at reasonable prices. KAPPA GAMMA The honorary music' fra- ternity, Nlu Kappa Gam- ma, limits its member- ship to those students who have Contributed to the musical life of the campus in some outstand- ing way. The organi- zation sponsored trips to concerts and operas and arranged for appearance of various outside musi PHS. SEATICD: Mrs, Esther Campbell, Connie Smith, Rita Andrews, Janice Hathaway, Sandy Bill:-rs, -Iziiiive Knif'kerboCker. S7'A.YIJINCI: Lloyd Harvey, Dave Morrison, Mary Lou Balko, john Clit-ck. Carol Krasclmeske. Roberta Behan, Doris Fogelbarh, Dennis Holt, Marita Vfood, Holm Nlctioiigli. Blary Aim Young, Royee Terrell, Diane Alles. SIfA7'IfD: Don YVhitman, Dr. Dorothy Cliflord, STANDING Marti llixson, Louise Hal- yama, Donald lwICC2LlIHOI1 Charles Scott, Harold Hunter Grave Gall, Edna Caldwell Helen Purpieh. ALPHA P IO BGA Org'anized.in 1930 the Gamma Kappa east of Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatic fraternity, is composed of men and women students who have actively participated in the drzuuatie program ol' the College. Election to the east is based upon demonstrated proliczieney in two or more areas of theatre production, re- liability and responsibility in aeeeption and performing all assigned duties as a member of the produetion team, and satisfactory scholastic standing. Pledging and initiation is lit-ld annually. x.. cal organizations on cam- .44 Dr. ,John Gatzy, Leon Rad- U -A M 3. V M wi daker, Arlene Zoriarich, Dr. H 'ff-- zg' V-M W . 1 :fi Thomas Come, Paul Wal- 'V Z, 'T' E ker, President. ,. J. A . In 'f F R ,. 1 A My i ,,,! I, -T. i - is GAMMA THETA EP ILO The Gamma Beta ehapter of Gamma Theta Upsilon, na- tional professional geography fraternity, is open to students of high scholastic standing in the Held of geography. The purpose of the group is to further professional interest by affording the opportunity to gather and discuss various sub- jects in this Held. ,,.f f . 're-. ttt.rr BET The purpose of the Beta Beta Beta, honorary biology fra- ternity, is three fold: to stimulate sound scholarship, dis- seminate scientific' knowledge, and promote biological re- search. To qualify for membership a student must obtain a B average in all biological Courses and rate above llX't'l'21Qt' in all other courses. -BETA-BETA 6 Dr. Harriet Long. Clary Stin- gel. Sue Benim. Ken Scott, George Rlamros, Ted Pietro- xviez, Nifki Srottn, bflr. John Tomikel. wk xy lNIrs. Kay Ryall Nliller, Advisor in-.,,, Q swf, , in ...I PECT TOR Ist ROW: Kay Hamilton, Judy Luehm, Patricia Williams, Sharon Spruce- bank, secretary: Kathleen Cowen, Sally Dennis, Deborah Fish, Annette Krzy- siek. 21111 ROW: Veronica Mischiek, Sandy Gross, Bob Nelson, Robert Shaw, Richard Peterson, news and managing editor: Robert Cassler, associate editor, James Williams, Marilyn Orris, makeup editor, Bill McArdle, Robert Caro- thers. CGNNEAUTEEA Ist ROW: Linda Rupp, Wanda Fisher, Pat Williams, Carol Kocher, Janet Gardner. Betty Peterson. 2nd ROW: Dave Shenrneman, Lynda Parker, John Smolinski. 3rd ROPV: Joanne Dawson, Kay O'Brien, Nancy DePlatchett, Jimmy Reid, Deana Wahl, Annette Krzysiek, Debbie Fish, Wallace Cady, Carole Class. I 'T ei Q fi K ix -1 1' ,whiff -uf ,Mm 'ii Z , ,WG ,eva- 2' up '1 I Q3- ll K J avi' .. f f NKY 74 , , M X s 'VN U , y'X1'1J1i ' ' '2- x fffff.-ww, M A A , - 's zu 'F' CTI ITIE Ursula Anspach and Lee Vandall, lead in the play 'iKind Lady. TUDE T-FACULTY CDU CIL Bill Roschy, 1964 President f The Student-Faculty Council is the law-rnaking and govern- in bod on the Cain Jus. It is corn osed of elected re - regentaties from the dorms, classes, aijnd organizations wliijo seek the best welfare for their fellow students. The Presi- Sally Dennis, Secretaryg jerry Dilly, Vice-Presidentg Lee Boyer, deflt, ViCC'PfC5id9Ut and Secretary ZFC Clffflted by the SH' presidem, tire student body. riff, E2 ir- as f, . -- is in ff . -f,- ur, . 'v' 2' fx Q .,. . .2 in A . A i' -- 1: a 1Q1'fr.'s::2s-isziwfr ' , L: all YT ' 1212- l 1Qii?2ffiQ25!:1ffZ5?h. 'J 95241 mf ' ,, 3 lla .,., 1S11f:,w , fi se2!f?Sif?f43lEf1Q,W 153 if, '3 lf 5 fig-zflfgii fa 'fp 7 for , . ,... V.,. , . ,M , U . , ,..,,wi W ,W - wmxz 5 K f zgfffk-ww, gg- :QQ .- M A-1:-:sz:sz,:r 1:2220 if? 1x-W'S:fif-Pliffl K V' 1 Lf VS. ,','i:IS'1,'Yi b' :f sri fgsi52fi,-S393 xgrgafeaflr. f -ffff ffiififii Tie ' 1 ' - V - Y --fm MH -1.s,afx'S-1 53123529 ' Pfifi Zrzgiifiifir RFQ? Jim Gillis, 1964 Vice-President. Terry Hamroek, 1964 Secretary 90 AW The Association of Women Students was organized for the purpose of rep- resenting on-campus and off-campus coeds of the college. Its function is to direct and maintain social and aca- demic standards among its women students by means of instilling in them a sense of independent maturity. AWS DORM COUNCIL STUDENT-FACULTY COUNCIL: Mrs. Ruth Peck, Dean of Women Dave Tell Chuck Arnold Johannah Kronz Pat Williams Peter Connelly Harry St. George Sally Dennis Lee Boyer Jerry Dilly Fred Massey Candy Brower Carol Hollstein Don Maloney Suzanne Swabb Jirn Gillis Mr. James Harrison, Dean of Men Dr. William Cornell, Df- rector of Student Person- nel Services Laughner, Sally Geisler. Ist ROW: Dianne Haverilla, Pat Stark, B. Klohusnik, Judy Read, Jackie Laughner. 2nd ROW: Paula Mann, Mary Beth McJunkin, Ester Kean, Cynthia Sabo, Babs Struck. 3rd ROW: Miss Nancy Carlson, Carol Mosher, Jolitta lNIyer, Barb Vogel, Myra Griffith, Nancy Forsyth. 4th ROW: Sally Geisler, Mary Ann Lois, Chris Fisher, Sandy Perry, Sherrie Kroll, Yolanda Harris. P YCHOLCGY CLUB The Psychology Club is a professional or- ganization interested in providing pro- fessional information, discussion of cur- rent problems and practices, and develop- ing an awareness of opportunities and requirements for employment in the vari- ous areas of psychology, The member- ship in this club is open to anyone in- terested. Ist ROW: Marilyn Glas, Diane Mitchell, Mr, Richard Wick. 2nd ROW: Mary Ann Mishurda, Martha Hixon. PEECH AND HEARI C CLUB Ist ROW: Joanne Dawson, John Wcigle, Sondra Herman, Pat Rosa, John Davis. 2nd ROW: Marie VanBolen, lileanor Myers, Jeanne Minnick, Annamarie Wieseynski, Janet Browley, Thora Heckman, Cathy Bruce, Linda Kirk, Mr. Cowan. 3rd ROW: Diane Peterson, June Colla, Melody Legenzofl, Hollis Sommer, Pat Anderson, Janet Gardner, Marycarolyn Chereka, Carol Glass. The Speech and Hearing Club is a newly organized educational group whose purpose is to promote better un- derstanding of children and adults with speech and hearing handicaps. Ae- tivities include educational trips, mo- vies and special programs with demon- strations of techniques in speech and hearing therapy. -I 2 GK .9 Ixt ROIV: Carol Veal, Bliss Nlary Rose Ditz. 2nd RUIVJ Edxvzirfl Hatton, Anita Hoinieh, The GEC. is an in- ternational organiza- tion established to unite those interested in uexeeptionaf' Chil- dren. The programs are planned to ae- quaint the inenibers with Cl1Z11'21CUJ1'lStiCS ol' the various types of exeeptionality, and to make them aware of the adjustments that must be made in the elassroom to satisfy the needs of the indi- vidual child. lklartha Hixon, Christine Fisher, Fred Fedorko, Bryce Hutch, CHILDRE R I D lit ROIV: I-'red Hamed. Mr. james Coflman, Gary Miller. 2nd ROW: Sunday Abraham 2 xv ,A,'wvT .HJ v lfl CROSS llenilners of the Edinboro Red Cross 21CqLlZ1lI1l themselves with the aims and ohjeetives of the .Xnieriezin Red Cross and its many serviees in our soeiety. The Edinboro Red Cross is one of the six intereollegiate Red Cross councils in Erie County. Keeping the thought of helping others in mind, the Red Cross entertzxins at orplianziees and VCtCI'2UliS hospitals. Pit Peterson Xlice Iarlcy une D1v1cl Ist ROW: Georgene Lucas, Carol Veal, Patti Talbot, Kay Smith, Melody Legenzoff, Connie Nagy, Stella Koziel, Sara Bell, Pat Williams. 2nd ROW: Linda Nash, Mary Carolyn Chereka, Debbie Fish, Bill Roschy, Judy Marshall, Nicki Scott, Miss Carlson. 3rd ROW: Donna Haubrich, Marita Wood, Lois Pitt, Janet Gardner, Nancy DePlatchett, Joyce Cook, Christina Mendoza. 4th ROW: Therese Reiser, Marilyn Farver, Betsy Spahr, Amy Wiesczynski, LaVonne Klein, Terry Tiedy, Esther Feher. 5th ROW: Annette Krzysiek, Mary Ann Lois, Mike Rice, David Crooks, Christina Fisher, Helen Till. PEOPLE TO PEOPLE The University People-to-People program is an international organization whose purpose is the promotion of understanding, good will and friendship among stu- dents of the world. Composed of approximately 70 members, this fast-growing or- ganization believes there is an important role for everyone in this adventure. PEA The primary goals of Student PSEA are to give students closer Contact with the field of education 5 to develop greater unity among teachers and future teachers, and to develop a professional attitude among those preparing to enter the teaching profession. Ist ROW: Alice Shontz, Linda Johnston, Georgene Lucus. CLI H CLUB The English Club is an organi- zation which strives toward fur- thering the appreciation of Lan- guage and Literature and to ac- quaint the student with elfective methods to teach English. Its ac- tivities include discussions and talks given by professors or out- side authorities on the various aspects of English, showing a se- ries of movies on Friday nights to show the development of the in- dustry and the various character- istics of the periods and types of movies made, group excursions to plays in the surrounding area, and publishing uDebute,' the campus literary magazine composed of student compositions. SCCIAL TUDIE CLUB The Social Studies Club offers the oppor- tunity for students espe- cially interested in the so- cial sciences to pursue their interests in coopera- tion with their colleagues. The programs at meet- ings include guest speak- ers. discussions and mov- ies. 4 l X Ist ROW: Priscilla Jenkins, Jean McCurdy, Sylvia Plantz, Robert Browning, Patty Throck rnorton, Edwin Probert, HI. 27111 ROW: Maryanne llahay, Darlene Nelson, Lucina Tornincasa Donald MCCHTHIOH, William Cribbin, Cheryl Foster, Clyde Schumm, Dr. John Collins. Ist ROIV: David Cline, Mary Ann Fadorko. Bill Foreman. Don Kochcr. 2nd ROW: Dr. Dwayne Thompson, Harry Barkham, Dave Burke, Dr. Alice Schuster, 3rd ROIV: Tom Brandy, Richard Drake, Don Cilson, Patrick Wlhalen, Fred Krehely. isis sri tx 2 t?.2l:.iLifi!K5f. 'fikili mf, rw., A .::,5,, I as X 5 wg, r 1 t....,ifz-Q f 1 r Q, fi we I' K -was wg, WM n il, 5553 fn 'W - we ag. faffgeeyaz : 1 ffsxfl .ai - rs -in V--ifwfte.. '- gist f' ' 1. ' E' -, 1 . ' . 515' ,':.: ' . . i ,ww-vm RADIO - WJKB Isl ROW: Bill Standford. 2nd ROW: Robert Nye, William Bollin- ger, Elaine Armstrong, Jim Sass, Pat Murawski, Mr. Robert Chitester, Don Andrews. ,mi Q r Y ' .. ., W . -sw. 415 - 'E 3 s . L A :W-3.3. west fr- K -fm air-we . - . .af .1'jja:' - 5 . its - . :Z ' -xx ii . P2 .. -fu. zgxm i Q ff,,??5fs,1 ,. ,r,...s...,.,,,r smsgg, 5 K 'few as Q-its 5: it 2 Ni Sm . 7,5 N yd s Q,new-sez--i1f5.,:5,,?ig 74 A,,,a.3f,v V, if-gi: W 95.-e Za Aim 'ii' Q fame, wi. ,-.a.n....a..t,T 'X ni I JKB WJKB, Edinboro's campus radio station, made its debut January 26, 1964. Initial broadcasts from 7 to 9 in the eve- ning were heard in selected dormitories via carrier current closed circuit transmission. Greater coverage in the future by means of low-power edu- cational f.m. is a possibility. Longer operating hours, pro- grams geared to student preferences, and college announce- ments will provide students with a medium for good cover- age of information and entertainment. I TER- CRORITY CCU CIL Inter-Sorority Council is a representative group of Edin- boro's four sororities. It is a governing body which concerns itself with matters related to rushing and other common sorority functions. INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL SEATED: Faith Weinel, janet Carr, Mrs. Ruth Peck, Veronica Eberhart, Kay Obrien. STANDING: Polly Windsor, Doris Gold, Judy Read, Geraldine Altenhof, Therese Reiser, Sally Dennis, Mary Ann Mishurda, Sandy Manucci, Priss Jenkins. fix! s Ist ROW: Nancy Grippo, Steve McKuskey, Dr. Donald Washburn, Dean Lenz. Under the advisorship of Dr. Robert Wilson, the Debating So- ciety promotes intellectual stimu- lation on campus, public relations for the college and self-improve- ments in speech and argumenta- tion. The team engages in both decision and non-decision debates with teams of other colleges and universities. Exhibition debates are also presented by the team. ff pi TSW! ' if Chess is one of the oldest and most rewarding games of skill. Edinboro enthusiasts may pit their mental resourcefulness against others of similar ability in the Chess Club. Nancy Grippo, club sec- retary, is competing against Dean Lenz, one of the top ranked players. Kibitzing are Steve Mc- Cuskey, president, and Dr. Washburn. lit ROW: Janet Sains, Dave Bush, Sandra Dessauer. 2nd ROW: George Schroeck, John 4 Q LIBRARY STAFF A well-trained staff of librarians assists the students and fac- ulty. The Hamilton Library, will eventu- ally house 100,000 volumes. Current periodicals, foreign language journals, scientific and literary holdings, microfilm and mircroprint ma- terials are available. deb W f 'lg' TQ N- K .f 5 , , ,f, 7, , Ist ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Hand, Miss Justina Baron, Miss Cecilia Birch, Miss Mildred Forness. 2nd ROW: Mr. John Stonis, Miss Mary McAdoo, Miss Barbara Harchuck, Mrs. Emma Wil- liams. Mr. Fred Hockersmith, instructor in Computer Programming, working out a mathematics problem for his class of math majors. Mr. Harold H. Mallory, who is in charge of buildings and grounds, looking over the master Campus map. MEDICAL CARE X 'ffd 'NX l::::1HP' 'FN' Dr. John Morris and Dr. Thomas R. Miller, Il HEALTH The college employs full-time resident nurses and two part-time physicians. Both are directly concerned with promoting good physical and mental health among college students. In addition to a dispen- sary, an infirmary of nine beds is avail- able for the care of minor illnesses. Actual medical care is limited to the prevention of illnesses and the emergency treatment of medical and surgical conditions. Off-campus and day students may avail themselves of the services of the physicians and nurses. Ist ROW: Yvonne Schrecengost. 2nd ROW. Linda Maynard, Susan Minor. -29,22-ii.' Law' .fvxwgwgkg V'fg2!1W..'e5lNv-LM xx. X: ix- C-c .,.g,uv CHRISTMAS EDINBOR0'S CHRISTMAS FESTI VITIES begin with the tradi- tional 'gHanging of the Greensf, This custom is carried out annually by the Executive Committee of AYVS. Each dor- mitory and house on campus selects its own secret theme which is revealed on the night of judging. The dormitories are given three hours to decorateg then the waiting for the Final decisions begins at Ross Hall, where the girls sing carols and refreshments are served. This yearis winning theme went to Reeder Hall's :'Christn1as Under the Seaf' Honor- able mention was awarded to Heather Hall, whose theme was Christmas with Schultz. Meade House took iirst prize among the house competition with the theme of i'Old-Fashioned School House. Conneautteean House received honorable mention for its theme. The Candy Store? CHOIR Ist ROW: Pam Cipriani, Larry Rygalsk, Royce Terrell, Jaet Horne, Janet Baker, Kathy Bushnell, Dorothy Rudy, Nancy Earlley, James Simmons, Dorothy Davenport. 2nd ROW: Janice Hatheway, Dale Bannister, Ruthe Nece, Dorie Dunning, Ileen Fetsko, Roberta Behan, Carol Wfalters, Patricia Klingensmith. 3rd ROW: Lloyd Tomlinson, Grover Slater, Rita Andrews, Joe Brenner, Karen Durkee, Ray Payne, Robert Crawford, Ted Yakjko. 4211 ROW: Marito Wood, Bob Saxton, Sandra Bitters, Marilyn Soisson, Bernie Fitch, Dom Bonitatibus. Drummers: James Holmes, Bob McCough. CONCERT BAN Ist ROW: Paula Mann, Sandy Inghrain, Paul Dolby, Edward Stuart, William Powell, Mrs. Esther Campbell, James Simmons, Edward Lloyd, Doris Fogelbach, Rebecca Kuzma, San- dra Miller. 2nd ROW: Mary Beth McJunkin, Barbara Vogel, Barb Shallcross, Lloyd Tomlinson, Robert Hunt, Bruce Drake, Janie Knickerbocker, Elaine Smalley, Nancy Lucas, Diane Alles. 3rd ROW: Donna Casey, Connie Smith, Frank Swogger, Lloyd Harvey, John Check, David Morrison, Catherine Schulz, Mary Ann Young, Jacquelynn Laughner, Carol Detrick. 4th ROW: Karen Kebaugh, Jacqueline Caiarelli, Linda Eberl, Christine Parrott, Sandra Fuhrman, George Fyke, Dennis Holt, Craig Huff, Bob Dunkerley, Carol Kraschneske, Mary Lou Balko. 102 ,V Iwi' , Af WIHE-SAF' k i r'X x 1 5 ff-W. L-'Q xxx -NN A A y . L ig Q - - 'v A ' k 5,,i'a,13 S Q, ,, iff zu is Wah. f f' l?:' 15igf? 1,1 .. R X K5 , fm M ,V ,1 5, .1 gay , if ., S ,,s. m L' 9 f , , . F ,. sf ANNEX' X . 1, , Q ,1 WL A. it ,:,, il yn A .,. sr f C. BAN Q-P' ' Drum Major ,- an RAYMOND GATTER E.S.C. BAND The E.S.C. Band appeared this year in their versatile uniforms of black, white and red. The Marcliing Band under the able direction of Dr. Wfil- liani Alexander performed at football games and the Homecoming parade. A marching tinipani was the pride feature of the band. The Concert Band performed at the Christmas Concert and the Annual Spring Concert. Officers of the band are Royce Terrell, Presidentg Bob Saxton, Vice-Presidentg and Marilyn Soisson, Secretary-Treasurer. 4 PAM CIPRIANI - - -v- ' T ,V is at P F .V 0' Ak . ..., , ., . . fha A . 0 f F N fzviflf 3 ek , , 'Q Q , t , I s In x 1 Q , ., 2 E I, M if K . if Q., . , -. , A 5 , , if 'I if 5, FM ,V 1 C me Q 'E , M A -A 1. T115 fra if 'V A ' li L 4 M 1 ' ' A --...,,q.,-.M Y ' . 3 J It A X W e 4 .H Q ,,.,..L,, ' . . ,,' fi In KY Im K V' if , . ,gil ,. ,fi ,. 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During the fall of 1963 more than ninety students played roles in the productions and an- other seventy-Five helped backstage. The experience of being' part of a unihed ef- fort was both pleasurable and meaningful to the participants. Tn addition to the col- lege plays. another sixteen student direc- tors presented scenes with children actors at Compton School on two different Thursday afternoons. About forty-hve children participated in this program. Three student directors chose to present their one-act plays at General Mcliane High School, the hrst time such a co- operative program has been attempted. W-...Q I MAJGRETTE The Majorettes of E.S.C., sporting new uniforms this year, entertained the many spectators at the football half-time shows and Homecoming Parade. The intrecate twirling and drills to entertain the audience are formed under the leadership of Miss Hilda Lundberg, Lead Majorette. 55 ff 1,- mff f -sms we 'Sm ix., agar I :-- Jig it 5 as five -ef Q mggfw - wi si. 1 wr - 1 . v K i i g A 'YS -vffge - Lglfaflfi 1 , :... L ,E ..,.,. , aww:::fif':ww.:1w:.:2efs- SQ '.f+i'? .. : :E':!aSZ?2'f -- -?, . wg-:. ,,,.:, A fs: ir' si CHEER LE DER Q- ,fzl CHEERLEADERS The peppy cheerleaders appeared in their new uniforms for the football and basketball games. The red-and-white clad lassies led the student body at bonfires and games, cheering their team to victory. The varsity cheerleaders include Ginnie Baird, Judy Gentilman, Tina Hellar, Kathy MeCague, Ellie Petruna, and Faith Weinel. I Y J , SMILE. YOU RE N CANDID CAMERA .4- K..-+ 5.6- 'b X A K s K 2 S .1 G, 'fx-w R MM, an ,. . Bw ww. ,wwf K s Q f fg-... QM J S 1 QL, 3 ' :J?555f:5. iff? 5 .2 --,.: 5: -':., gfg.fQ.,,m 4- S X- : 55. 1 Q 31 K . . kkkf V .Www-g 1 . 1 - M. .V b ,-:,53afg,ji5 'mfg 5 uf Y? 'Q l :S A. Q . RJ Ai ,f , ' , gg X L M.. f.-...M-....,,, OU R E XP RES- SIONS REVEAL OUR EMO TIONS, FEEL- INOS AND REAOTIONS: APPEOTION CURIOSITY, AWE, AMAZEMENT, PRIDE, HAPPINESS, AND SECURITY IN THE PURSUIT OF OUR DAILY ACTIVITIES. yi 5 -A an YU- , 'i gh my , X eivafb, 'ggi- ,gf AX, . SPQRTS Ixt ROW: Tom Chapas, Ed Thomas. 2nd ROW.' Ed Stasik, Mike Romaniszyn, Richard Mulli- gan, Bill Parker, Jim Dietrich, James Langraff. 3rd ROW: Ron Wcthli, James Mulligan, Frank Disceglia, Don Kerber, Joseph Gciser, Dick Stineman, Don Kaufman, Mr. Fred Caro, Coach. Ed Thomas, Captain and Don Kaufman. Dick Stineman and Mike Romaniszyn . r xmip k 'L Ed Thomas and Don Kaufman in a 'ghalf turn, Ed Stasik givcs Tom Chapas a ride, im Langraff, jim Dietrich and Coach Caro. Bill Parker: Joe Gciscr and the wheelbarrow X f :J K . X f'j,7,, X A Qi, , A ,f . X., ,J X , .f gl . 23 1 -1 A+' Kent Baur ,. ,H 'Kyiv H 34 , id' 1-4? ' . H f , ,.fm-. . 'F3g 1f' 7i Y ,..,.4 ,..., A : Viv 1 2 5 if -. ww mf mi mi? fi. Barbara Vogel, Jeri Bechtcl, Karen Kebaugh :Mmm WWW- W M , ,, . . .,,,,M.,,wLf- f V' ,MW-. w'H 'W ' MH an ,vi 1, KILTIE FI Kiltie Fins is the synchronized swinuuing group at Edin- boro State College. It is open to all who are interested. Synchronized connotes aequatic inoyenients in harmony with a selected accompaniment --- in inost eases, recorded inusic. The organization meets once a week throughout the school year, the first part of the year is spent building endurance and working towards synchronized swiunning stunts. The high light of the year is the spring show. The only prereq- uisite for I11ClI1lJC1'S is that they he competent swiuuuers and enjoy the sport. The officers are Sally Clarke, Presi- dent, Margie Riegal, Secretary: and Peg VVilson, Treas- urer. Pictured, Ist ROW, l. to r.: Ursula Anspach, Mary Ann Sehrot, Sally Clake. 2nd ROW: Alice Williams, Ann Heineman, Carol Cope. 3rd ROW: Bunni Dawson, Roberta Behan, Peg Wilson. DEPE DE WI Gaines of the past are IIICIHOTICS of the future, and good iueiuories they are for the Haven Hall Independ- ents who have just succeeded in sweeping' the Wf,JIllLYHlS Volleyball Tournauients with a 12-0 record. With a poclaetful of happy and ex- citing uieuiories and a trophy to re- 1I1CIIllJC!' theui, the Independents con- , .M-Q - , . if- -'-I af- if-. r1w'Ee-'5' . Q : f 2. Www: I I ., 'few-Qu. , ' ' 2 1 s 3 s Q t 'w: y.f 'Z clude a seven-week volleyball tourna- iuent sponsored by the W.A.A Pictured. TOP ROW. l. to r.: lVIary Ellen Wehh. Eleanor Luhinski, Karen Kehaugh. Kathy IIenry, and Sally Mc- Curdy. BOTTOJVI ROW: W'endy Hawn, Dunni Dawson, Jan Wfeayer, Barb Cal- lahan and Carol Batten. 'Y' A., iw it ii n A Q A .gi e I K, s . E N!-w. Q i E' X x 'dia-nn. ww. ,gif-Sang - .. . , we 7 M ,.. .,,,, w Nd' ,hw ws. -e -- -D .f- i ' i 0-mm -H - x I ' .ff ,g,,.l XM -M' , 63-64 BASKETBALL QUAD Complete Team, l. to r.: - Ist ROW - Dave Shenefelt, Wilbur Tim DeMarchi, Ron Scanlon, Don Dougan, Dan Koslosky, Ken Barnhardt, Dan Petchel, Nils Schroder, Rich Forcucci, Jim Fusetti, Oris, Jim Como, Tim Retari, Assistant Coach -- Jim Hazlett, Head John Davis, Jim Marshall, Jerry Banaszak. 2nd ROW - Harry Coach - Jim McDonald. Scott, manager, Jerry Cass, manager, Jim McCartney, Joe Zebrine, 120 SCHEDULE Don Dougan uses his six feet, scvcn inches to good advantage. 121 Edinhoro 75 Alliance Eclinboro 61 Slippery Rock Edinluoro 73 Thicl Edinboro 92 Baldwin Wfallacc Edinboro 72 Bloornsburg Edinboro 84 Clarion Edinboro 106 Fredonia Edinboro 94 Fenn Edinboro 74 Blooinsburg Edinboro 85 Indiana Eclinboro 80 Lock Haven Eclinboro 88 R. Wlcslcyan Eclinhoro 83 Lock Haven Edinboro 81 Alliance Eclinboro California Edinboro Slippery Rock Edinboro Indiana Edinboro Clarion Edinboro California Edinboro Gannon X X The NEB Club is an organization com- posed of all participants in intercollegiate athletics who have earned a varisty E. The club,s most outstanding event is the E Club Ball on Homecoming Day at which the Homecoming Queen is crowned. Other activities include providing con- cession stands for all home basketball and football games, football and basketball programs and ushering at athletic events on the campus. L. to r., ROW I: Kent Bauer, Tom Lynch, .Steve McCuskey, Robert Dinges, Bill Tallarom, Bill Golla. ROW 2: Carl Younger, Bill Thompson, Gene Cheiffo, Wes Berger, Frank Cappola, Mike Romaniszyn. ROW 3: Steve Samol, Bob Rayl, Joe DiFiore, Ed Thomas, Joe Crupie, Nick Girardi, ROW 4: Joe Lukac, Louis Cole, Frank Karasinski, Dave Paterson, Harry Lesher. ROW 5: Harry Scott, John Kegel, Moe Bernarding, Jack Case. Absent. Duane Black, Dan Petchel. pictured left to right, FIRST ROW: Gene Chieffo, Bob Dingus, Don Kwiatkowski, Ed Stotsky, Bob Bonello, Nick Girardi, Steve Samol, Frank Karasin- ski, Jerry Marnros, Bill Golla, Jack Case and Bill Tallaroin. SECOND ROW: Moe Bernarding, Harry Scott, John Kegel, Joe Crupie, John Eggleston, Ray Barret, Larry Bosley, Dan Petchel, Ted Faber and Harry Lesher, THIRD ROW: Mike Chriest, Miekey Walker, Bob Buekeit, Jerry Cass, Bill Thompson, Frank Bisoeglia, Walt Johnston, Carl Younger, Jim Remetta and Jim Cavanaugh. FOURTH ROW: Henry Rish, Erie Sunnnerson, Torn McDonough, Tony Rucnic, Barney Gidders, John Ferraro, John Tabis, Joe Pasta, Wayne Rowe and Walt VVICF. FIFTH ROW. Bill Parker, Mel Andrews, John Radi, Mike Malone, Bob Bender, John Jones, Sam Marafli, Charles Sehenck, Dan Ditullio. Missing when picture was taken: Lou Slautterbaek, Rock DeMalio, Denny Sniock, and George Corbett. 123 Defense closes in for a tackle! Versatile Dan Petchel gains ground The Edinboro Red Raiders concluded their season with a 2-6-0 record, beating Grove City and Lock Haven, and falling victim to Slippery Rock, Brockport, In- diana, Clarion, Shippensburg, and Cali- fornia, respectively. Numerous times throughout the season the Raiders were stopped close to the goal to be victims of time expulsion. Bench is up on Parents Day SEASON RECORD ESC Opp Grove City Slippery Rock Indiana Clarion CHOHlCCOH11Hg Lock Haven Shippensburg Brockport California Kickoff l FGUTBALL Here come the Raiders led by Bill Golla, Captain. Gene Chieffo proved to be an outstanding lineman. The Chiefi' was named to first string State College team, flrst QKHW li string Westem Pennsylvania Small Colleges, and Honorable mention on the UPI Pennsylvania Team. Frank Karasinshi was named to First string defense of the Dis- trict 3l team. Sneaky Ed drives through the line. 126 Referee displeases crowd. Bonello carrying the ball fs. x 3' Q i 4 be W' K r . ,: I .L I ab 5, A J A Ai K LL all ..fulm'Ul'mwaw ,ie k at --vfy mf- X 5 iii 'Ml ,. f ai Qf,-v, Dust bowlu doesn't stop Petchel. Graduating Seniors include Jack Case, Cen- terg Rocco DeMaiolo, Tackleg Bob Dinges, Centerg Bill Golla, Fullbackg Don Kwiatkow- ski, Tackleg Ed Stotsky, Halfbackg and Bill Tallarom, Quarterback. 127 63 HGMECGMI G A TRIBUTE TO WALT DISNEY was our Homecoming theme this year. Rose- mary Palmeiro was our beautiful and gracious Queen with Patricia Anderson and Paula Meerdink as her attendants. QUEEN AND HER COURT 128 escorted by Duane Black, was presented an autographed football by Bill Gola, captain of the team. In turn she threw out the playing ball to start the game. During the colorful halftime en- tertainment presented by the E.S.C. Marching Band and sev- eral visiting bands, the three win- ning floats were again shown, and Dr. Thomas R. Miller, President, presented each with a trophy. . . v , Y: W, f H. A ,X get , , , . 1 1' A, .A Z lg. 2 H. 1 f , if A-Fifi A Q N ' tvqff get , F 1 w Q ' 1 L' , ' . 'V 'W ' -- tug, ti v 'l -' this L :-1? l f :Hg f J M- se ? ffl, s f AQ 'W Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority's winning float was 'lPeter Pan. 'G Phi Sigma Pi takes second place with L'Pinoccl'1io.,' -Xlpha Delta lnta's Hunt. 'tDurnhrw. 1 fri j 7 awe A 1. 'H 4' x i .,. ,Y L .ut VA-.N .mi 1' Kappa Delta Phi presents uWelCome to Disneyland with XValt Disney leading the parade. Delta Sigma Phi with their float 'lhlirkey x'I0l1SCl, gains third plave. 0, f f. Q, f' 4511.4 'I ,- ICR GRADUATION - THE CULIMINATION OF FOUR YEARS OF WORK, WORRY, AIOYS, HOPES AND DREAMS bf FINALLY A REALITY. IN THE BUSY YEARS THAT LIE AHEAD THE FRI7STRATIO.VS WILL JIEL7 AWAY WHILE THE PLEASURES PYRAAIID T0 ,WAKE THESE PRECIOUS' YEARS A POIGNANT IWEAIORY. 1964 SE ICR JEAN ALLEN 1- Alpha Camma Delta, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student-Faculty Council, Speech and Hearing Club. SHARON ALLISON 1 PSEA, Alpha Gamma Del- ta, Delta Phi Delta. PATRICIA ANDERSON 1 Alpha Delta Iota, Resident Assistant, Speech and Hearing Club, Student Faculty Council. JANICE ANDREXYS 1 Rho Sigma Chi, PSEA, Alpha Psi Omega, Collegiate Players. RI'l'A ANDREYYS - -f Blu Kappa Gamma, PSEA, College Band. KATHRYN ANTONACCI 1- Alpha Gamma Del- ta, Kappa Delta Pi. Student-Faculty Council, Speech and Hearing Club. ALEX AVERSA 1 PSEAQ RALPH AVERSA 1 PSEA, Newman Club. MARY LOU BAL- KO 1 lNIu Kappa Camma, Collegiate Singers, PSEA, English Club. KAREN ISARLOXV -1 PSEA. Zeta Tau, Kappa Delta Pi, English Club. IRENE BARNES. JAMES l3A'I l'LE 1 Phi Sigma Pi, Intramural Sports. QF' fi'-' Jean Allen Sharon Allison Patricia Anderson Janice Andrews f Rita Andrews Alex Aversa Mary Lou Balko Irene Barnes Kathryn Antonacci Ralph Aversa Karen Barlow Jim Battle Linda Baldwin QS. Kent Baur Roberta Behan Jean Bell John Berger Jean Beedy Richard Belcher Carol Benedetto Judy Beuchat Mft WK KENT BAUR - PSEA, Deta Sigma Phi, E Club, Tennis Team. JEAN BEEDY -- Alpha Gamma Delta, Council of Exceptional Children, PSEA, Collegiate Singers. ROBERTA BEHAN -- Beta Beta Beta, Mu Kappa Gamma, Concert and Marching Band, Red Cross. RICH- ARD BELCHER - Delta Signia Phi, Earth Science Club, Geography Club. JEAN BELL - PSEA, Conneauttet-an, English Club, Spectator. CAROL BENEDETTO. JOHN BERGER - Wesley' College Fellowship. JUDY BEU- CHAT - Rho Sigma Chi, Kappa Delta Pi, Council of Exceptional Children, Psychology Club. YVAYNE BICKER - W'.U.S. Carnival, Lutheran Students Association. DOROTHY BILLINGS - PSEA, NEA. SANDRA BIT- TERS E College Band, Kiltie Fins, Mu Kappa Gamma, Wesley College Foundation. DENNIS BIXLER - Canter- bury Club, Customs Committee, Collegiate Singers, Col- legiate Players. 1964- SE IOR Wlayne Bicker Dorothy Billings Sandra Bitters DCHTHS BiXl61' i Duane Black Kathryn Bodak Thomas Boone Dan Bratich James Blodgett Vida, Bongiorno Gary Boyle Joseph Briggs DUANE BLACK g PSEA, NEA, E Club, Phi Sigma Pi. JAMES BLODGETT - PSEA, Alpha Phi Omega, Col- legiate Singers. KATHRYN BODAK E PSEA, Collegiate Singers, Collegiate Players, Wlesley Foundation. VIDA BONGIORNO - PSEA, NEA, Social Studies Club, THOMAS BOONE - PSEA, Sigma Tau Sigma, Band, Intramural Sports. GARY BOYLE - PSEA, Social Studies Club, Geography Club, Delta Sigma Phi. DAN BRATICH -- PSEA, Delta Sigma Phi, Earth Science Club, Science Fair. JOSEPH BRIGGS A4 PSEA, Alpha Phi Omega, Psychology Club, Intramural Sports. JOYCE BROYVN - PSEA, Council for Exceptional Children. JOANNE BRYANT - PSEA. BARBARA BUIE - PSEA, Commuters COI11l1Il'htC?C. JOAN BUNDICK - Alpha Delta Iota, C.E.C., Inter-Fraternity Council, Head Majorette. Joyce Brown Joanne Bryant Barbara Buie Joan Bundick Dave Bush Cathleen Case Jane Chapel Marycarolyn Chcreka Chester Butts Johnathan Carlson Carol Carpenter Delores Catterson Bob Cauvel Pat Cekoric Helene Chmiclewski Sherrill Cione DAVE BUSH - Phi Sigma Pi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Debate Club, President Senior Class. CHESTER BUTTS W- Delta Sigma Phi, 'IOHATHAN CARLSON - Band, Science Fair, Intramurals. CAROL CARPENTER - PSEA, Rho Sigma Chi, XVAA, YVomen's Off-campus As- sociation. CATHLEEN CASE - Alpha Gamma Delta, Class Officer, Council for Exceptional Children, Psychology Club. DELORES CATTERSON - PSEA, WAA, Year- book, Jr.-Sr, lVeekend. BOB CAUVEL f Alpha Phi Omega, College Singers, Inter-Fraternity Council, YVUS Carnival. PAT CEKORIC - Alpha Gamma Delta, Speech Club, Council for Exceptional Children, PSEA. JANE CHAPEL - Rho Sigma Chi, Spectator, Women's Drill Team, VVAA. MARYCAROLYN CHEREKA - Kappa Delta Pi, Alpha Delta Iota, Council for Exceptional Chil- dren, Speech and Hearing Club. HELENE CHMIELEWV- SKI f Alpha Gamma Delta, PSEA, Newman Club, Kiltie Fins. SHERRILL CIONE - Kappa Delta Pi, Social Studies Club, PSEA, Newman Club. 134- PAIXI CIPRIANI - Kappa Delta Pi, Zeta Tau, Mu Kappa Ganuna, Inter-Fraternity Council. RUTH CLYNE - PSEA, Zeta Tau, Delta Phi Delta, Kiltie Fins. RCBER- TA CCBURN - PSEA, WAA, Lutheran Student, Associa- tion, XVOIIICDS CII-campus Association. LINDA CROOKS 3 Zeta Tau, PSEA, Psychology Club, Cantina Theata Upsilon. RICHARD CRYTZER. CONSTANCE DAHI, - PSEA, Jr.-Sr. VVeekcnd Couuuittee, Collegiate Singers. ARDITH DAVIS - Kappa Delta Pi, Gannna Theta Upsilon, Council for Exceptional Children, Spectator. EDWARD COLONNA. ROBERT CURRY f Tennis. ROCCO DE MAIOLO - Inter-Fraternity Council, Var- sity Club, Delta Phi Della, Phi Sigma Pi. RQISERT Linda Crooks Constance Dahl Edward Colonnia Rocco De Maiolo Richard Crytzer Ardith Davis Robert Curry Robert Dingeis DINCES f- uSouth Pacifici' Phi Sigma Pi, E Club, Social Studies Club. Pamla Cipriani Ruth Clyne Roberta Coburn Donna Cornell .pw qi lg MAYME DONATUCCI - Zeta Tau, Collegiate Singers, Mu Kappa Gamma, Council for Exceptional Children. CAROL ANN DUFFY - Newman Club, PSEA, WUS Carnival, Social Studies Club. CAROL INYKOFF DUFFY - Zeta Tau, PSEA, Beta Beta Beta, Science Fair. MARI- LYN DIIMARS - PSEA, Psychology Club, English Club. ANITA DUMBLAUSKAS - Zeta Tau, Collegiate Play- ers, Alpha Psi Omega, Spectator. RONALD DUNBAR - Sigma Tau Sigma, Social Studies Club, Pep Club, Movie Committee. EDITH DXNORSCHAK - PSEA, Conneaut- tee, Student-Faculty Council, Lutheran Student Association. CLARICE EDLER - PSEA, Student Council, Lutheran Student Association, Dean's List. MICHAEL ELKO - PSEA, Intramurals, Wlcstminster Collegiate Fellowship. DONALD ELLSWVORTH. JEROME ENGLERT' - Kappa Delta Phi, PSEA, Intramural Sports, Dorm Coun- cil. FRANK EYVING - PSEA, Science Fair, Intramural Sports, Yearbook. Mayme Donatucci Carol Ann Duffy Carole YVykoll' Duffy lNIarilyn DuMars 1964 SE Anita Dumblauskas Edith Dworschak Mike Elko Jerome Englert IOR Ronald Dunbar Clarise Edler Donald Ellsworth Frank Ewing Philip Fatica Fred Feclorko Ileen Fetsko Robert Finley Marilyn Volcheck Flack Eva Marie Foclor Doris Fogelbach Rick Forcucci PHILIP FATICA - E Club, Delta Sigma Phi, Inter- Fraternity Council, English Club. FRED FEDORKO - XVho's WVlio, Council for Exceptional Children, People-to- People, PSEA. MARY ILEEN FETSKO - Concert and Marcliiiig Band, PSEA, IVAA, Newman Club. ROBERT FINLEY. MARILYN VOLCHECK FLACK - PSEA, Drill Team, Woriian's Dorm Council. EVA MARIE FODOR - PSEA, Newman Club, Council for Exceptional Children. DORIS FOGELBACH f PSEA, Collegiate Singers, Mu Kappa Gamma, Zeta Tau. RICHARD FORCUCCI - Kappa Delta Phi, Varsity Basketball, E Club. EDNA FRANKLIN - PSEA, Council for Excep- tional Children, Wlesley Fellowship, AIVS. BETTE RAE FRENCH - Alpha Delta Iota, PSEA, Delta Sigma Phi Sweetheart. MARSHA FRONTZ - Kiltie Fins, Delta Phi Delta, PSEA, Collegiate Players. CHERILYN M. GALICIA f Alpha Gamma Delta, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, English Club, Spectator, '63. ff? Edna Franklin Bette Rae French Marsha Frontz Cherilyn Galicia Grace Gall John Gebler Dwaine Giannang Margie Gregan elo Emery Gathers Christa Gerner Rae Gillam Margaret Gregory GRACE ANNE GALL - Rho Sigma Chi, Alpha Psi Omega, Kappa Delta Pi, Collegiate Players. EMERY GATHERS - Delta Sigma Pi, Delta Sigma Phi, PSEA, Intramurals. JOHN GEBLER. CHRISTA GERNER - English Club, PSEA, Psychology Club, Newman Club. DWAINE GIANNANGELO g Phi Sigma Pi, Newman Club, PSEA, Intramurals. RAE GILLAM - PSEA, Con- neautteean S'taiI, Zeta Tau, Kappa Delta Pi. WILLIAM GOLLA - Football, Kappa Delta Phi, E Club, Beta, Beta, Beta. RICHARD GRANT - PSEA, Psychology Club, Modern Math Club, Social Studies Club. MARGARET GREGAN a PSEA, Social Studies Club, Newman Club. MARGARET GREGORY - Alpha Delta Iota, Inter- Sorority, Cheerleader, PSEA. YVILLIAM GRIBBIN - Collegiate Singers, English Club, Spectator Staff, '63, Intra- murals. KATHLEEN GRIFFIN - English Club, PSEA, Newman Club, Conneautteean Stall, 1964 SE IOR William Golla RiCh211'Cl Grant Wlilliarn Gribbin K2.thlCC1'1 Griffin 138 Donna Grimm Margaret Louise Halyama Laura Hanlin Mike Hartland Ester Halmi Judy Hankey Priscilla Hanna Eileen Hasko 'FG-ani' em f' . S , i'i ff: -fx-.1 ,. f - , , ,:. ri: 1-N A X W.. L. wr ' . NN 'ri -K' 1 as iuuu .i X DONNA GRIRIBI - Vlesley College Fellowship, PSEA, English Club. ESTER HALMI. MARGARET LOUISE HALYAMA -f PSEA, Rho Sigma Chi Sorority, Collegiate Players, Alpha Psi Omega. JUDY HANKEY Y Zeta Tau, PSEA, Couneil for Exeeptional Children, YVL-stuiinster Collegiate. LAURA HANLIN 1 Alpha Gamma Delta, Student-Faculty Government, Inter-Sorority Council, New- man Club. PRISCILLA HANNA 1 Alpha Gamma Delta, Collegiate Singers, PSEA. LUKE HARTLAND - Col- legiate Singers, Mu Kappa Gamma, Sigma, Tau Sigina, PSEA. EILEEN HASKO f Lutheran Students Associa- tion, PSEA, Spectator Stall. GEORGE HAYDUK - Sigma Tau Sigma, Inter-Fraternity Council, Stuclent-Fae- ulty Council, Kappa Delta Pi. ELLEN HAZEN. BAR- BARA KIRSOP HEASLEY f Beta Beta Beta, PSEA, Science Fair, Red Cross. TOM HEASLEY - Beta Beta Beta. Retl Cross. Science Fair. 'YQ' George Hayduk Ellen Hazen Barbara Heasley Toni Heasley A 1964 SE Sara Heath Dai Ann Heyl Barbara Hill Cynthia Hinies IOR Pat Herrieh Francis Higgins Vallie Hillard Polly Hart Hockenberry Christ Hodges X'Vllll2t1l1 E. Hough Frank Hudak William Hudler SARA HEATH - YVAA, Alpha Gamma Delta, PSEA, Wesley College Fellowship. PAT HERRICK A Zeta Tau, PSEA, Band. DAI ANN HEYL - PSEA, Alpha Gamma Delta, Collegiate Players, Jr.-Sr. VVeekend Committee. FRANCIS HIGGINS - Beta Beta Beta, PSEA, Science Fair, Band. BARBARA HILL - Alpha Delta Iota, Kappa Delta Phi, Psychology Club, PSEA, VALLIE HILLARD - Student-Faculty Council, Alpha Gamma Delta, PSEA, WAA. CYNTHIA HIMES - Cheerleader, Council for Exceptional Children, PSEA, Collegiate Singers. POLLY HART HOCKENBERRY - Collegiate Singers, Alpha Delta Iota, Kappa Delta Pi, Drill Team. CHRIST HOD- GES - Orientation Conunittee, PSEA, Jr.-Sr. Wfeekend, WILLIAM E. HOUGH - PSEA, Alpha Phi Omega, Psychology Club, YVUS Carnival. FRANK HUDAK - Kappa Delta Phi, Jr.-Sr. Weekend, PSEA, Greek Wfeekend, WILLIAM HUDLER - Kappa Delta Phi, PSEA, Inter- Fraternity Council. HAROLD HUNTER - Collegiate Singers, PSEA, Col- legiate Players, Alpha Pi Omega. WILLIAM HYMES F Delta Phi Delta, Intramurals. CHUCK IANNELLO - PSEA, Kappa Delta Phi, Collegiate Players. WILLIAM JACKSON - Earth Science Club, Intramurals, PSEA. JAMES JENSEN - Social Studies Club, PSEA, Intra- murals. MARJORIE JOHNSON - Zeta Tau, PSEA, Drill Team. BARBARA JOHNSTON - Zeta Tau, Spectator, PSEA. STEPHANIE KAROLENVSKI S English Club, Newman Club, PSEA, MICHAEL KASHEY - Collegiate Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Spectator Staff, Psychology Club. PAUL KASSEL -- Intramurals, Chess Club. MARY ALICE KEEFE - Alpha Delta Iota, AYVS, Speech and Hearing Club, Student Union Club. PAT KELLY - Col- legiate Players, English Club, PSEA. Harold Hunter Vtfilliam Hynes ChuCk 121116110 William Jackson James Jenson Margie Johnson Barbara Johnston Stephanie Karolewski Michael Kashey Paul Kassi Mary Alice Keefe Pat Kelly Vicki Kennedy Dorothy Kilhane Larry Kopenhaver John Krapp Larry Kuzniin Roberta Larkins Norman Lasky Gloria Leach Larry Kiser Pat Klingensinith Frederic Krelielly Shirley Kroll 1964 SE IOR VICKI KENNEDY - PSEA, Psychology Club, WUS Carnival. DOROTHY KILHANE - Pho Sigina Phi, Ganuna Theta Upsilon, Psychology Club, Inter-Fraternity Council. LARRY KISER - Student PSEA, Psychology Club, Social Studies Club, Spectator Staff. PATRICIA KLINGENSMITH - Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gainnia, Rho Sigma Chi, Delta Phi Delta. LARRY KO- PENHAVER. JOHN KRAPP - Student-Faculty Coun- cil, Collegiate Players, Collegiate Singers, Jr.-Sr. Weekend. FREDERIC KREHELY - Social Studies Club, PSEA, Jr.-Sr. Weekend. SHIRLEY KROLL A PSEA, Alpha Delta, Resident Assistant. LARRY KUZMIN. RO- BERTA LARKINS - Speech and Hearing Club, PSEA, Wfesley College Fellowship, Kiltie Fins. NORMAN LASKY - Tennis, E Club, Social Studies Club, Debate Teani. GLORIA LEACH - PSEA, XVAA, Wfesley College Fel- lowship. Jeanne Lewis John Lovett Dennis Lupher Henry Lynn Linda Linn Judy Luehni Toni Lynch Peter Maehuga JEANNE LEIVIS. LINDA LINN s Kappa Delta Pi, Majorettes, PSEA, Conneautteean. JOHN LOVETT - English Club, PSEA, VVesley College Fellowship. JUDY LUEHM - PSEA, Collegiate Singers, Spectator Staff, E English Club. DENNIS LUPHER f PSEA, Council of Exceptional Children. THOMAS LYNCH - E Club, Earth Science Club, PSEA, Hoinecoining Committee. HENRY LYNN - PSEA, Kappa Delta Pi, E Club, Intra- inural. PETER MACHUGA - Alpha Phi Omega, PSEA, Inter-Fraternity Council, Student Budget Coininittee. IVIL- LIAM MAGEE - Social Studies Club, Collegiate Singers. PATRICIA MAHCNEY - Rho Sigma Chi, Social Stud- ies Club, XVAA, PSEA. SUSAN MANNING - PSEA, Council of Exceptional Children, lN'esley College Founda- tion. SANDRA MANUCCI - Alpha Delta Iota, Inter- Fraternity Council, Council for Exceptional Children, Speech and Hearing Club. XVillian1 Magee Patricia Mahoney Susan Manning Sandra Manucei M, Gary Marches James Markham 364 SE IOR Ronald Marsoun Dennis Martin GARY MARCHES - Phi Sigma Pi, Soph. class officer, Freshman Orientation, PSEA. JAMES MARKHAM - Glee Club, Dorm Council, Wfesley Fellowship. RONALD MARSOUN - Delta Sigma Phi, Collegiate Singers. DEN- NIS MARTIN - Freshman Class President, English Club, E Club, Assembly Committee. GLORIA MARTIN - Rho Sigma Chi, English Club, PSEA. ROBERT MAR- TIN f Delta Sigma Phi, Social Studies Club, Student Council, Social Committee, Intramurals. FRANCES lVIAR- TUCCI - Delta Phi Delta, PSEA, Newman Club, Debut Magazine. JULIANA MATIKA g Newman Club, PSEA, AINS. JOAN MAYKOXVSKI f Alpha Delta Iota, New- man Club, Yearbook. GLORIA MCARTHUR - PSEA, Greek IVeekend Variety Show. JEAN MCCURDY - Eng- lish Club, PSEA. STEPHEN KICCIISKEY - Varsity Bas- ketball, Varsity Track, E Club, PSEA. Gloria Martin Robert Martin Frances Martucci Juliana Matika Joan lVIaykowski Glorai McArthur Jean McCurdy Steven McCuskey KAREN McGLAUGI'ILIN. SHIRLEY MCINTYRE f Newman Club, PSEA. GARY MCKISSEL. JAIVIES Mc- IVILLIAMS - Sigma Tau Sigma, PSEA, Red Cross, Spectator, '62-'63. HELENE MEISSEL - PSEA, AYVS, IVesley Fellowship, Spectator. INIADELINE IXIIHALEK -- Delta Phi Delta, PSEA, Wlesley Fellowship. PATRICIA MIHALIC f PSEA, Alpha Delta Sorority, Newman Club. PATRICIA MIHOCI - PSEA. DAVID MIKO- LAJGZYK - Collegiate Singers. GARY MILLER f Red Cross, PSEA. DIANA MINEO -- Zeta Tau Sorority, Council of Exceptional Children, PSEA, Newman Club. ROBERTA MITCHELL. Karen McGlat1glilin Shirley IVIcIntyre Helene Meissel Madeline Mihalek Pat Mihalic David Milaolajezyli Gary Miller Diana Mineo Gary McKissicila Jim INIcIVilliams Pat NIihoci Roherta Kfitchell 145 4-' Miva 1964 SE IOR LOIS MORRELL - Rho Sigma Chi, PSEA, AWS, New- man Club. BOB MULLEN - PSEA, Intramurals. GER- ALD NELSON - Alpha Phi Omega, PSEA, Intramural and Interfraternity Athletics. SARAH NELSON - Alpha Gamma Delta, PSEA, Collegiate Players, AWS. NANCY NEUBAND - Cheerleader. PAUL NEWMAN - Sigma Tau Sigma, Much Ado About Nothing, Spectator Staff, PSEA. FRED NILES - Dorm Council, Phi Sigma Pi, Jun- ior Class Ollicer, PSEA. KARL NORDBERG. CARL NORDER - Concert and Marching Band, PSEA. DOR- OTHY ONESKY - Newspaper Staff, Choir, Newman Club, Alpha Delta Iota, PSEA. FRANCIS ONYSKOW - Newman Club, PSEA, AWS, Council of Exceptional Chil- dren. VICTOR OWEN - Sigma Tau Signia, PSEA, Col- lege Christian Fellowship. pi ..... 3? Lois Morrell Bob Mullen Gerald Nelson Sarah Nelson ,wx Nancy Neuband Carl Norder Paul Newman Dorothy Oncsliy Fred Niles Frances Onyskow Karl Nordberg Victor Owen wwe ,A-ff A Wiil Myltreda Palazzo Terry Peard Paul Pessolano Linda Porter Rosemary Palmiero Michael Pelinsky Karen Pogluari James Porterheld Sylvia Plantz Lynda Parker Richard Pcneille Jerry Pender TRE PALAZZO 4 English Club, Speech and Hearing Club, Student Council, Spectator Stall. ROSEMARY PALKHERQ 1 President of AYYS 1962, Psychology Club, People to People, Student-Faculty Council. SYLVIA PLANTZ f English Club, Yearbook Staff, Geography Club, Council for Exceptional Children. LYNDA PAR- KER - Editor 196+ Conneauteean, Freshman Qrienta- tion. TERRY PEARD -- Beta Beta Beta, Spectator Staff, PSEA, Wefsley' College Fellowship. BHCHAEL PELTN- SKY - Wirestling Team. RICHARD PENCTLLE - Kappa Delta Phi, Student-Faculty Council, Collegiate Singers, Social Studies Club. JERRY PENDER 1 lYrcs- tling Team, Golf Team, E-Club, Homecoming Game and Dance. PAUL PESSOLANO - Delta Sigma Phi, Newman Club, Collegiate Players, Social Studies Club. KAREN POGLUARI. LINDA PORTER V-f Alpha Gamma Delta, Council of Exceptional Children, American Dental Hygien- ist Association. JAMES PORTERFIELD - Debating Society, Social Studies Club. I5 Ricliard Posati Donald Pulling Helen Purpich Leon Radaker Connie Sue Ramsey Sharon Redick Eugene Reed Mary Brant Reiber Virginia Reimold 1964 SE Jack Renkes Gloria States Richards RICHARD POSATI - Student Council, Social Studies Club, Geography Club. DONALD PULLING - Golf, Social Studies Club. HELEN PUSPICH - Collegiate Players, Chorus. LEON RADAKER - Beta Beta Beta, Science Fairs, Homecoming Colorguard 1960, PSEA. CONNIE SUE RAMSEY - Mu Kappa Gamma, PSEA, Collegiate Singers, Psychology Club. SHARON REDICK - Zeta Tau, PSEA. EUGENE REED - PSEA, Delta Phi Delta, Kappa Delta Phi, Inter-Fraternity Council. MARY BRANDT REIBER - Newman Club, PSEA, WUS Carnival, Collegiate Players. VIRGINIA REIMOLD - Zeta Tau, Gamma Theta Upsilon, PSEA. JACK RENKES. RICHARD RETECKI - Band, Track, Foot- ball Manager. GLORIA STATES RICHARDS - Speech and Hearing Club, PSEA, Kappa Delta Pi, Council Ex- ceptional Children. NANCY RICHARDSON -A Chorus, Spector, English Club, RUSSELL RIDENISAKGH -W PSE.-X, Sigma Tau Sigma, Earth-Science Club, Social Science Club. XYENDEL ROJIK f Kappa Delta Phi, E Club, Committee on 'WVho's XVho in Collcgef' Orientation Committee. GARY ROO'I'. CAROL ROTH if YVesley College Foundation, Zeta Tau Sorority, Kappa Delta Pi, Senior Class 'III'Cf,ISllI'Cl'. CYNTHIA SAIIO --- Alpha Delta Sorority, AXVS, Council for Exceptional Children, Freshman Orientation. JOYCE SAGER f- Band, Mu Kappa Gamma, Zeta Tau Sorority, PSEA. JIM SASS - YVJKB Campus Radio Station, Freshman Orientation, Social Committee, Jr.-Sr. Wleeliend Committee. ANGELO SCARSELLA - Newman Club, Kappa Delta Phi, Inter-Fraternity Council, Intrainurals. IVIARY ANN SCHROT Q Kiltie Fins, Newman Club. CHARLES SCOTT f Sigma Tau Sigina, Edinboro Col- legiate Players, Alpha Psi Omega, Social Studies Club. NICKI SCOTT g Alpha Delta Iota Sorority, Gamma Theta Upsilon, AWS, Kappa Delta Pi. Cai-ol Roth Joyce Sager Angelo Scarsella Chuck Scott Cynthia Sabo Jim Sass NIary Ann Schrot Nicki Scott Nancy Richardson Russ Ridenbaugh Wendell Rojik Gary Root ,sf Marilyn Sliaeoski Susan Shalleross Nils Shroeder James Sims -Iudith Shale David Sheneman Joan Shunk Sheryl Smart Greta Smith Marsha Smith Carolyn Sobeski Ronald Stevens MARILYN SHACOSKI f Alpha Gamma Delta, Delta Phi Delta, Collegiate Players, Newman Club. JUDITH SHALE - Collegiate Singers, PSEA, VVAA, Wlesley Col- lege Fellowship. SUSAN SHALLCROSS - Student-Fao ulty Council, Alpha Gamma Delta, Delta Phi Delta, Mu Kappa Gamma. DAVID SHENEMAN - Delta Phi Delta, president, Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Tau Sigma, Conneau- teean StaII. NILS SCHRCEDER - E Club, Basketball. JOAN SHUNK - Y'Vestminister Collegiate Fellowship, Geography Club, IVAA, NEA, PSEA. JAMES SIMS - Kappa Delta Phi, Football, Basketball, Intramurals. SHERYL SMART - Alpha Gamma Delta, NEA, PSEA, Council of Exceptional Children. GRETA SMITH - Gamma Theta Upsilon, Earth and Space Science Club, PSEA, WAA. MARSHA SMITH. CAROLYN SOBESKI - WAA, PSEA, Newman Club. RONALD STEVENS. GARY STINGL - Newman Club, Alpha Phi Omega, Gamma Theta, Ifpsilon, Earth and Space Science Club, IVIICHAEL STITCHIC. LINDA STITZINGER - PSEA, Wlesley College Foundation. JOSEPH STRED- NACK. LINDA SYMMONDS F PSEA, Council for Ex- ceptional Children, Collegiate Singers, YVAA. JOHN SZOSZOREK - Alpha Phi Omega, Inter-Fraternity Council, Freshman Orientation, NEA, PSEA. JOAN TAL- CO - Alpha Gamma Delta, English Club, Freshman Ori- entation, NEA, PSEA. WILLIAM TALLAROM - Foot- ball, Intramurals. CATHERINE TERPACK - Extra Curricula Program, PSEA. STUART THOMPSON - Delta Phi Delta, PSEA, Intramurals, Young Republicans. PATRICIA THROCKMORTON - English Club, Earth and Space Club, Newman Club, PSEA. JOYCE TOTH - Lutheran Student Association, PSEA, MIAA, Jr.-Sr. Wieck- end. Linda Symmoncls Catherine Terpack John Szoszorela Stuart Thompson 4-.W ' , Linda Stitzinger Joseph Strednack William Tallarom Joyce Toth Gary Stingl Michael Stitchic Joan Talco Patricia Throckmorton MARGARET ULP. MARQIORIE ULP. NANCY VAN- OMER - Band, Mu Kappa Gamma, PSEA. ALFRED XVAGNER - Kappa Delta Phi, Social Studies Club, Ge- ography Club, PSEA, Inter-Fraternity Council. PAUL XVALKER - Sigma Tau Sigma, Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil, Beta Beta Beta, PSEA. FRANK XVARONSKY - Phi Sigma Pi, E Club, Social Committee, Bates Gallery Com- mittee, Track Team. YVILLIAM YVARREN. BERNARD YVELLNIAN -- Football, Varsity WVrestling. VVILLIAM XVETZEL. PATRICK YVHALEN g Dorm Council, New- man Club, Social Studies Club, Jr.-Sr. Wfeekend. RUTH NVHEELOCK - Concert and Marching Band, Zeta Tau Sorority, Gamma Thete Upsilon, PSEA. LARY YVIL- LIAMS - PSEA, Psychology Club, Kappa Delta Pi. Margaret Ulp Marjorie Ulp E ICR Nancy VanOmer Alfred Wagner 4 Paul Wallier Frank Wlaronsky Bill Warren Bernard Wfellman Wlilliam Wfetzel Patrick Xvhalen Rith Wlheelocli Lary Y'Villiams Linda Williams Karen Wood Linda Young Michael Zaborchak Margaret Zelinski CliII Zielinski LINDA WILLIAMS E Alpha Gamma Delta, YVJKB, English Club, PSEA. KAREN WOOD - Alpha Gamma Delta, Inter-Fraternity Council, PSEA, Coun- cil for Exceptional Children. LINDA YOUNG - Gamma Theta Upsilon, PSEA. K PHYLLIS YOUNGS - Alpha Delta Iota. MICHAEL ZAHORCHAK - PSEA, Student Council, Night Club, Jr.-Sr. Wfeekend. MARGARET ZELINSKI - Spectator, Debate Team, Alpha Delta Iota, Kappa Delta Pi. CLIFF ZIELINSKI - PSEA, Phi Sigma Pi, Jr.-Sr. Weekend, Newman Club. MICHAEL ZMIJANAC. ARLENE ZONARICH - Beta Beta Beta, Collegiate Singers, Zeta Tau, People- to-People. Names of graduating seniors who did not retum proofs or have a picture taken: MARY BARNES f Rho Sigma Chi, Inter-Fraternity Council, PSEA. CHARLES BELL. BERTILDA BENDI- BERG - PSEA, Wesley College Foundation, Kiltie Fins. AXSEL BJORKLUND - English Club, Social Studies Club, Cihess Club, Collegiate Players. DORIS BLACK. THOMAS BLOON - Kappa Delta Phi, PSEA. WAL- LACE BOCKSTOCE - Intramurals, Drill Team. DIANE BOESH - PSEA, Lutheran Student Association. DAVID BOYD - PSEA, Inter-Fraternity Council, Intramurals, Delta Sigma Phi. JUDY BRUBAKER - Spectator, Kiltie Fins, Canterbury Club, Dorm officer. DANIEL BRUDNEY - Basketball, Sophomore Decorating Committee. ROB- ERT BURTNER - Westminister Collegiate Fellowship, Collegiate Singers, English Club, Track. JOANNE CAN- FIELD - Science Fair, PSEA, Zeta Tau. DIANE CAPI- TOLA -PSEA. Newman Club, WAA, Newspaper. AL- Phyllis Youngs Michael Zmijanac Arlene Zonarich LEN CARR - PSEA, Inter-Fraternity Council, Intramur- als, Kappa Delta Phi. PHIL CARRUBA - PSEA. MIL- DRED CHURCH. HANNAH COLOSON. PATRICIA COONEY. MICHAEL COSMARK - PSEA, Zeta Tau. ROBERT CUCCI - Intramurals, Sigma Tau Sigma. KATHLEEN CYKOSKI - Zeta Tau. ROBERTA CYPRYCH - Council for Exceptional Children, PSEA, Newman Club, WAA. RITA DICLEMENTE - Geog- raphy Club. DAVID DIEHL. WESLEY DONLEY - PSEA. LINDA DREXLER - PSEA, Newman Club, Pep Club, WAA. ROLAND FAGAN - Council for Excep- tional Children, Intermurals, Varsity Sports. MARILYN FLACK - PSEA, Drill Team. RITA FLETCHER - Delta Phi Delta, Newman Club, WAA, Rho Sigma Chi. SUSAN GAINER - Commuters Committee, PSEA. DUKE GEORGE - Special Committee, Intramurals, WUS Carnival. HMOMENTS GAIL GILLESPIE. ELIZABETH GLIDDEN. BAR- BARA GLEETEN. ALLEN GRAY A Earth and Space Science Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Varsity Sports, Kappa Delta Phi. VALORIE GRUBBS - PSEA, West- minister Collegiate, Collegiate Players, YVAA. MICHAEL HAMMONS - Psychology Club, Wesley College Fellow- ship, Kiltie Fins, Science Fair. DOROTHY HAND. MARTHA HAND - Canterbury Play, Freshman Com- mittee. KATHLEEN HATTON. THEODORE HED- MAN + Sigma Tai Sigma. THOIXIAS HERSPERGER -- E Club, Varsity Sports, Science Fair. IRENE JOYCE - Newman Club, Newspaper, Collegiate Players, Drill Team. JUNE KELLEY g Beta Beta Beta, English Club, Kiltie Fins. THADDEUS KIESNOYVSKI -- Earth and Space Science Club, Social Studies Club, Newman Club, Kappa Delta Phi, KATHLEEN KILBUTY. CAROLYN KLOMP 3 lXIu Kappa Gamma, Alpha Gamma Delta, Collegiate Singers, PSEA. CECILIA KNAPP A Delta Phi Delta, Alpha Gamma Delta. JANIE KNICKERBOCKER - Collegiate Singers fpianistj. FONALD KWIATKOW- SKI - PSEA, Newman Club, E Club, Intramurals, Varsity Sports. JAMES LARKIN - Debate Club. MICHAEL LARKO f Delta Sigma Phi. SAM MANNELLA - Eng- lish Club, Social Studies Club, PSEA, Newman Club, Chess Club. GARY BICCHESNEY - Gamma Theta Upsilon. MARCIA MCCLELLAND. BONNIE McCLYMONDS. KENNETH MCCUDRY. RONALD NIIELENVSKI. DI- ANE MILLER. GERALD MILIM. CAROL MINER - PSEA, WVAA, Student Council. PAUL IXIINIER. CARO- LYN MOORE. PAULETTE MUCKLE - Zrat Tau, PSEA. CASSANDRA OIBRIEN S PSEA. JOSEPH ON- DREY - Science Fair. JAMES PEGHER - Gamma Theta Upsilon, PSEA, Fr. Orientation and Customs, Stu- dent Faculty Government, E Club, Intramurals, Varsity Sports, Sigma Tau Sigma. JACK PENROD. LEON PIAZZA - PSEA, Social Studies Club. TONY POPO- VICH 3 Football. SONJA RAFTSTAND. RAY REE- SEM. JOHN RUDISILL - Earth and Space Science Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Kappa Delta Phi, E. Club, Varsity Sports, Kappa Delta Phi. JOHN SCHAFER - In- tramurals, Phi Sigma Phi, Sadie Hawkins Week, Communi- ty Canned Goods Drive. CHARLES SENN -- E Club, In- tramurals, Varsity Sports. BETTY SEYMOUR. GRACE SHERNIAN -- PSEA. SARA SMITH S Collegiate Sing- ers. THOMAS STEINER - English Club, PSEA, Sigma Tau Sigma. ROBERT STERRETT - Mu Kappa Gamma, PSEA. ED STOTSKY - Kappa Delta Phi, E Club, Var- sity Sports, Kappa Delta Phi. RAYMOND STRONG - PSEA, Intramurals, Delta Sigma Phi. JANET SWANSON -- PSEA. FRANCIE TARBELL - Mu Kappa Gamma, Wesley College Fellowship, Zeta Tau, Collegiate Singers. RICHARD THOMPSON. NANCY IVANTZ 3 Council for Exceptional Children, PSEA. GARY VVEIBLER 3 E Club, Varsity Sports. DON WHITMAN. GAIL WILSON - Intramurals, Band. JAMES IVISE, TO REMEMBERW 1964 OONNEAUTTEEAN STAFF EDITOR 1 1 1 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR 1111 11 jolm SIIIOIC I Dm' l Sl jz1Cq111- 112111 I SENIOR EDITOR P111 11111 JQ1111-s IIQI1 Judy 1,1 l .Ir-11111v Ehrl l Di11I1vXY 1 Catlxlm' Q Shi1'l1'y I 11 S111-1'1'i Fi1b1 Jafkic- CILIIZI ll Dvbbic' IE I ACTIVITIES D 11 ll IW Ix R 11 NIH PHOTOGRAPHERS 11 1 1G I I f ll BUSINESS MANAGER R 1 Q 55 'i .1613 if f RELIGICDUS GROUPS Left to Right: FIRST ROW: M. Sorsson, Homo, E. Fchcr. SECOND ROW: J. Riggle, K Drcscutt C Howell, L. Shontz, A. Shontz, Bliley. LUTHERA TUDE T R I rt Neuman, Joan Hillen Cha 1 He se ORGANIZATIO f A i E aw ii a f 'I , A S K FSH: X ii TA 3. FIRST ROW: Janet Saine, Marita XVood, Marilyn Farvcr, Cathy Bndaka SFCOND ROW: Bev Humphrey, Bev August, David Crooks, Pat Jackson, Bunnic Bryclvn. Dnrmhy Dunning. WE LEY FOU DATIO EWMAN CLUB AH! 157 Fr , , f. lwwwgzzg ,su i jOH FITQGERALD KENNEDY His life was gvntlzf, and the elements S0 1nix'd in him that nature might stand up, And say to all tim world, This was a manfj' julius Caesar by Williani Slzalccsjyvarc Act 5, Scene 5, lines 68-74 5 1 'Q' Q Wk yi E A 'R wk i ,.,g Vi H X i, 1 - 4- if ' I, 'Y I E e V it 1-1 VV Q it N llyl - LVV ,. he L K 1 'f-0, . 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'?ifsw1r E-A ans-.iff -. 1' f wg-gfwwefwf.mw-A.. -1:-pi, 4 uf: as A. s .,.-,,,..1.,45, ..s.sKew1L:.t fa r' ,Si ,9,11Zss'+f?1r1?M- f 'S f, fi i --M Y-haf miz',msf.:42fs - f ff M: ,, ,i,S'i44-'Qi Q,-fa f stef-MQ., aw ,,', x Vi1L.5.s:s:iv51,11-', Az-if,1Qa-S-arvilzw, 5 wtf Paul Tomczak, May 1963, Phi Sigma Pi, E Club, Wrestling. Robert Schwambcrger, May 1965, E Club, Varsity Football. ORIAM Killed in automobile accident, July 20, 1963 It was a summer evening - rainy, yet still warm. Three boys elimbed into an automobile as they had done . . . many times before. The road they were to travel was not a new one. Thi.s road they had traveled . . . many times before. They laughed and joked, the way buddies generally do. They were true buddies - much more than friends. They had shared these good times together . . . many times before. Then suddenly, something haplliened. What.9 We shall never really know. And still they were together as they had been . . . many times before. And now there is a memory of days so long ago, of times that will be remembered of the . . . many times before. By jacque Laughner John Dingfelder, january 1964 Phi Sigma Pi, E Club, Varsity Football.