Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1952 volume:

X 1 'Av PUBL1SHE'D BY THE JUNIOR CLASS OF GENEVA COLLEGE, BEAVER FALLS, PENNSYLVANIA Editor .............. Jean Rosenberger Associate Editor .......... Jane Bruce Business Manager ..Robert Sweringen EX LIBRIS 4J:.:zs:-J ffsro 21 ' f A Co ' ' qgolg ,.,. df, 1551106 2 0 1 holq Fxblrh? fn 1 3, Q ' 06.6, X ll- x, Fr , ,:-,mf -..f.GP.f...Z.i:,..-,. -....-,,.... us' mfg -' 1 - ,4 . , 1 I ,V ', . 'ft f ' .A . .1 . ,, .,- A --A s 'T Pj .. . .-4,.-...h, ...-Y-,-. ...T 'im.-Qu: i , lb! 'A' A --,-.,.- 'if -. N.. V - - . A x ',-4 5. '. , - ' 'A N K , . . I l- v pf r , I. ' n-1 ,. ' 'I - i V ' .. ' 3 . ... nw- f 0 I ft 2, f v f at j i , H- ML? All f. '- 52'-:is Qi, ffl i . 'ff 1 gg,- -I', ' x can . Q. 'fill .M if I' 5 .f . .1 c , - za 4 -..-, 4 if ,jr 1 M1 I 'X i' r 1 A J if. A Qmfm 1 . 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As the days and months sped into another term, the new Menfs Memorial Dormitory grew into reality. So, it is with this theme of building and growth that we portray the school year. ..4 f I-3 X ,Y f-.LY 1 'sine .. Q,,.:.M. ar.,- --1. - A War 51 ' 'lv-bu ' V ' - . . - '4 --. - 71 ' Q -... . -.M-urej . f , Y- ,-..,.,..,,,,,.,-1 . . . -f' -'- P -W F - '-'eff-f ' L. f --- . .v I 2 LEFT: Architect's drawing of the Men's Mem- orial Dormitory. BELOW: Martin L. McCullough, U. S. Navyg William F. Dolan, U. S. Armyg Robert R. Krxight, U. S. Marine Corpsg John Heller, U. S. Air Corps: at ground-breaking. X... l I THE 1952 G N VAN K fe 25-1-1 We my WMF' 1. 'i1fvL'lK5fE ' 4' Q' 'Q f' lf fi- W ., X fi J' - Q' L -71543-:M lf: wa 45-sf-5 ,a' Qmqvkixgsgg , me w23eaS2-f -- '.n f. A-, , - 3 x ?Q?Z'4f3!g'5i ,g - s i-Q V .gf.,?Q' W. - :g r 3 N. V' '- .yi J.. .- b 9: v rg, 1231.4 ,19 3 34 ' 4 ' . 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'Y s-g, '1 X. ,Z f' E Q73 .1-J , , .. f is Sl 1, ' 3-X -Y JM, Rx -1 -' 'gs 'Ti f Q ' I .A r XXX iffx lt 'i te 1-,N l ' in r-if Q REQ-., xi V QS, DR. EDWIN CAMEll0N CLARKE The freshly hewn stone, the steel, and the workmen form the picture of the Men's Memorial Dormitory to most observers. Though few recognize his presence, the shadow of Edwin Clarke outlines this por- trait of industry and growth. Only by his direction and work have the funds been raised that make possible the fulfillment of this dream of progress. The world of vision and the World of deeds stand together in the labors of Dr. Clarke, for it is he who must plan, and materialize these plans Within the framework of the ideals and needs of Gen- eva College. It is difficult to perceive the work of unseen hands in the buildings that rise about us. With the deepest appreciation for this unseen and constant labor of Dr. Ed- win C. Clarke, we dedicate to him the GEN- EVAN of 1952. ADMINISTRATIO FRONT ROW: Dr. C. M. Lee, Ralph E. Smith, Atty., Dr. Robert M. Young, Mrs. W. F. Mandeville, Miss Ethel Lytle, Mrs. Willard E. Hemphill, Dr. Remo I. Robb, J. M. Blackwood, M.D., Rev. J. Renwick Patterson. BACK ROW: J. Merrill Robb, W. Raymond Kerr, Rev. D. Howard Elliott, J. Doug- las Brooks, Rev. J. Paul Wilson, W. A. Bliss, Eugene W. Ramsey, E. Dodds Balph, Dr. Robert Clarke. MEMBERS NOT IN PHOTO: Dr. L. D. Smith, David C. Park, C. Brainerd Metheny, Dr. D. H. Elliott, Dr. H. Lester Smith. Board of Trustees Facing the challenge of policy and busi- the Reformed Presbyterian Church, and ness, the Board of Trustees manages col- citizens of the surrounding area work side lege afairs year after year. These twenty- by side to meet today's problems and make one men and women chosen from Alumni, tomorrow's progress. 9? VICE PRESIDENT DR. EDWIN CLARKE Bearing not only the tasks of Vice President, but the added responsibil- ity of obtaining building finances, Dr. Edwin C. Clarke has administered over the months even more numerous and essential duties for our college. Despite his heavy burdens, which in- clude the leadership of the Business Administration Department, he is never too busy to assist the students or faculty with their problems. A man of many talents, Dr. Clarke is another of Geneva's sons who has brought honor to his Alma Mater. PRESIDENT DR. C. M. LEE There are few offices as difficult as those which de- mand of a man both leader- ship and service. It is in such a difficult capacity that Dr. Lee administers the daily af- fairs of Geneva College not only while laboring at his desk in Old Main, but also as the foremost representa- tive to other colleges and communities, Dr. Lee carries our spirit and standard. In the past months We have come to better know and ap- preciate the sincere devotion and service of our President. In the year ahead we look for- ward to the continued guid- ance of Dr. Lee who so well expresses the ideals of Geneva as a Christian, scholar, and friend. sig? fx g I Deans DEAN OF THE COLLEGE DR. ROBERT PARK Dr. Park is the natural choice for this office. He has always been a leader of youth, readily under- standing and sympathizing with them. His sense of humor and in- terest in each student give good reasons for his popularity. DEAN OF FRESHMAN DR. HAROLD BRUCE Often when Dr. Bruce is not on cam- pus he is on one of his many trips to high schools to represent Geneva. He also is responsible for the anonymous publicity that students interested in Geneva receive. After they have enter- ed as freshmen he helps them get adjust- ed to college life and advises them in planning their schedules. DIRECTOR or EXTENSION DR. JOHN McISAAC It would be difficult to find a man more capable of performing the duties of Director of Extension. Besides de- voting much of his time to helping fu- ture teachers With their problems and keeping abreast with the modern trends of education, he aids the veterans in adjusting to college life and wisely ad- vises the extension students. DEAN OF WOMEN MRS. HELEN REAGLE Mrs. Reagle begins to counsel the women interested in Geneva from the day they first visit the campus. Her charming personality and advisory ability win the admiration of the women in the W.S.A. which she spon- sors. Deans DEAN OF MEN ' MR. KENNETH SAXTON Mr. Saxton's Warm smile and friend- ly attitude quickly win the confidence of the men of Geneva. Many of his free periods are spent in conversation with students about their schedules, personal problems, and future plans. DEAN OF THE FACULTY DR. WILLIAM CLELAND ' Many difficult problems fall upon the shoulders of Dr. Cleland besides teaching mathematics. It is his duty not only to secure instructors with the highest qualifications and stand- ards but also, as Chairman of the Curriculum Committee, he must set up and supervise the teaching pro- gram. This Dean is a priceless asset to Geneva. Faculty GEORGE S. COLEMAN: Associate Professor of History, A. B., M. A., Ph. D., .University of Pittsburgh, Harvard University, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.-ROB- ERT PARK: Head of the History Depart- ment, B.,A., M. A., D. D., Syracuse Univer- sity, University of Pittsburgh, Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.-ISA- BELLE T. MURPHY: Instructor of History, B. A., M. A., Geneva College, University of Chicago. MARGARET RIPPER: Assistant Professor of French, A. B., M. A., Geneva College, Penn- sylvania State College, Middlebury College. -FLORENCE HAUGH: Assistant Professor of Spanish, A. B., M. A., Geneva College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Duke University.- MARTHA A. COOK: Professor of German, A. B., Geneva College, University of Wiscon- sin, University of Pittsburgh.-BETTY MIL- LER ZAHN: Instructor of Spanish, B. A., Geneva College, University of Mexico, Uni- versity of Colorado. JOHN S. MCISAAC: Head of the Department of Education, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Geneva College, University of Chicago, University of Pittsburgh.-ISABEL HILL: Assistant in Elementary Education, B. S. in Ed., Marion College, University of Virginia, Slippery Rock State Teachers College, Geneva Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh.-RUSSELL ROSENBERGER: Assistant Professor of Education, B. S., M. Litt., Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh, University of Iowa. tag J. BOYD TWEED: Head of the Bible Depart- ment, A. B., M. A., D. D., Geneva College, Uni- ted Free Church, Glasgovv, Scotland, University of Pittsburgh.-JOHN COLEMAN: Head of Department of Social Sciences and Religious Education, A.B., M. A., Ph. D., D. D., University of Pittsburgh, Wisconsin University, University of Pennsylvania, Chicago University, Columbia University.-DAVID RAY WILCOX: Assistant Professor, A. B., A. M., Geneva College, Re- formed Presbyterian Theological Seminary, Colorado State College of Education.-JOHN C. LORIMER: Lecturer, B. A., Th. B., Th. M., D. D., Muskingum College, Hartford Seminary Foundation, University of Pittsburgh, Xenia Theological Seminary, American University, Cairo. ' Fern Cliff The white Walls and porches of Fern Cliff have stood peacefully for many years among the trees of Geneva's campus. The old McCartney home- stead, which served as a residence for the president and as a girls' dormi- tory, remains as a symbol of the power of a Christian home to fashion great and abundant lives. VICTOR SOLBERG: Head of the English Department, Ph. B., A. M., Ph. D., Univer- sity of Wisconsin, University of Kansas, Ohio State University.-O. KENNETH SAXTON: Assistant Professor of English, B. S. in Ed., M. Ed., Geneva College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, Claremont College, Harvard University.-PAUL H. CHAP- MAN: Assistant Professor of English, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Marietta College, Ohio State University.-JACK MALONE: Lec- turer in Journalism, Geneva College, Man- aging Editor Beaver Valley Times. J WALTER E. LANDGRAF: Assistant Pro- fessor of Industrial Engineering, A. B., A. M., Geneva College, University of Pen- nsylvania.-ROBERT JOHN HAMIL- TON: Instructor, B. S., B. S. in Met. E., Geneva College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh, Colorado School of Mines.--FERRAND S. MERRILL: Assistant Professor, C. E., Ohio State University. THEODORE M. MCMILLION: Professor of Biology, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., West Vir- ginia University, University of Pittsburgh. -HAROLD A. BRUCE: Professor of Bio- logy, B. S., M. S., Ph. D., Geneva College, University of Pittsburgh.-RUDOLPH P. FATULA: Assistant in Biology, B. S., M. S.g Geneva College, University of Pitts- burgh. Johnston Gymnasium The old red bricks of Johnston Gym have resounded for many years with the shouts of girls as they played basketball, volleyball, or other sports. Parties and carnivals have spread their gay decorations about the walls and left behind the joyous echoes of laughter. u WILLIAM H. CLARK: Instructor in Speech and Drama, B. F. A., Carnegie In- stitute of Technology, University of Flor- ida, Geneva College, University of Pitts- burgh.-ESTHER K. BLACK: Head of the Department of Speech, Associate Profes- sor of Speech, Director of Speech Clinic, A. B., B. Oratory, M. A A., Ashland College, University of Michigan, University of Iowa, Northwestern Univer- sity.-DAVID M. CARSON: Assistant Pro- fessor of History, B. A., M. A., Yale Uni- versity, Reformed Presbyterian Theologi- cal Seminary, University of Pennsylvania. Faculty BECKY T. KERNS: Instructor in Chemis- try, B. A., Seton Hill College, University of Pittsburgh.-LESLIE D. FALLON: Profes- sor of Physics, B. S., Ph. D., Geneva College, Yale University, University of Pittsburgh.- PHILIP L. COON: Professor of Chemistry, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Milton College, Univer- sity of Wisconsin.-R O Y M E L V I L L E ADAMS: Associate Professor of Chemistry, B. A., M. A., Ph. D., Sterling College, Univer- sity of Kansas. GEORGIANA WYLIE: Chairman of the Department of Psychology, A. B., M. A., Ph. D., Geneva College, University of Chi- cago.-MARY VIRGINIA LOUDEN: Lec- turer in Psychology, B. S., M. A., Califor- nia State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh, Columbia University.-WILL- IAM E. CLELAND: Professor of Mathe- matics, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Westminster College, University of Pittsburgh, Prince- ton University.-FORREST E. JUSTIS: Assistant Professor of Mathematics, A. B., M. S., Fairmont State College, West Vir- ginia University, U. S. Naval Academy Postgraduate School. Faculty WALTER J. WEST: Assistant Professor of Physical Education, Coach of Football and Golf, Assistant Basketball Coach, B. S., M. Ed., University of Pittsburgh, University of Southern California.-CLIFFORD J. AULT- MAN: Director of Athletics, Head of the Physical Education Department, Head Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, B. S., A. M., Geneva College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, University of Pittsburgh.- DORIS E. NEVIN: Assistant Professor, B. S., M. Ed., Slippery Rock State Teachers Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh. STEWART MUNRO LEE: Assistant Pro- fessor, B. A., A. M., Geneva College, Uni- versity of Pittsburgh.-LILLIAN R. GAULT: Assistant Professor, Accounting and Secretarial Wo-rk, B. S. Ed., Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pitts- burgh.-EMILY P. MACKALL: Assis- tant Professor of Economics and,Business Administration, B. A., M. A., Northwest- ern University, Westminster College, Penn- sylvania State College, Geneva College. EDWIN C. CLARKE: Head of the Depart- ment of Economics and Business Adminis- tration, B. A., Ph. D., Geneva College, Princeton University, University of Colo- rado, University of Pittsburgh.-WILL- IAM A. RINEER: Secretarial Instructor, B. S. in Bus. Ed., Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh. we' .if A WTR T . '1 E ' W ' V 3, .... H , - .fm H .. ra -. , r ALFRED H. JOHNSON: Assistant Professor of Music, A. B., A. M., Carnegie Institute of Techno- logy: Dr. Charles N. Boyd, Dr. Casper Gaul, Dr. Carl T. Whitmer, Dr. F. Milius Christenson, Dan- iel R. Philippi, Olaf Christenson, Dalmeyer Rus- sell.-LOUIS J. KREPPS: Instructor in Music, B. S., B. A., Geneva College, Northwestern Univer- sity, University of Pittsburgh.-LETTIE GEAR- HART: Instructor in Music, B. F. A., M. F. A., Car- negie Institute of Technology, Boston University, Northwestern University.-E L I Z A B E TH 'D. JOHNSTON: B. S., B. M., Geneva College, Mrs. Ball and Miss Risher. EDNA M. GEORGE: Librarian, B. A., Geneva College, Chautauqua School of Physical Education fN.Y.U.J. -MARIE SNEAD: Assistant Librar- ian, B. S. in Ed., B. S. in L. S., Gen- eva College, University of Syracuse Library School.-ELEANOR D. LEIGHTY: Librarian, B. A., B. L. S., Geneva College, Syracuse University. - L V if f' ?'f7 ' ' I I Wax : , LL v ' 1 L w zfvlzrzn. :.. Iac' . w !..l-21m7,' 5 J ir? f ' I if 13- I . f w THE BRIEF The most popular spot on campus? What hungry student would vote against the 'tBrig ! Every day weary pupils and professors gather to drown their textbook troubles in a cup of coffee. I9 Administrative Staff As busy as Broadway and almost as in- volved-or so it seems to the student seek- ing a change of schedule. These offices might Well be called the mainspring that keeps the old College clock ticking through the year. Public Relations mean far more than publicity. From these crowded and busy offices come our College bulletins and pamphlets. Here are written letters to twelve thousand alumni, as Well as the regular contacts with radio, and the press releases. At the right is Mrs. Janet Downie, Director of Public Relations, with her assistants Thomas Streissguth and Mary VanAlsten. 2 f -..,--si Acting as assistant to the President, Dr. Robert Clarke has worked through the years gathering funds and making friends for Geneva College. As local and assistant treasurer of Gen- eva, Miss Girvan has long cared for Col- lege finances, as Well as, preparing and ed- iting daily and Weekly announcements. Miss Girvan was absent when the picture was taken. Vi Hundreds of schedules to check, grades IVS quite reasonable to suspect the to record, and myriad transcripts to pre- pare and mail, all are among the Work of the registrar's office. Here all our prob- lems receive careful attention. Seated is the Registrar, Miss Lulu McKinney, and standing are Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Henery, assistants to the Registrar, and Miss Van Arsdale, secretary to the Registrar. Facing the problems of business man- ager for the College is Mr. Stewart Mc- Cready. Not only must he provide for the payment of bills and necessary purchasing, but he also serves as Alumni Treasurer. Behind the many labors to clean the grounds and care for the campus buildings stands Mr. Robert Hemphill, head of the department of maintenance. Brig of some responsibility for a number of marks in the cut-book. That coke or cup of coffee tastes better at class time. So not only for noon hamburgers but all day long students gather in the good fellow- ship of the Brig . Shown with Paul Robb, student manager, is Mrs. Seaman, man- ager of the Brig . The secretaries of Old Main are especi- ally popular with the busy faculty and office workers. They brighten the offices with their smiles and cheery dispositions as they perform their clerical duties. Standing are: N. Smyth, M. Stone, R. Linton, B. Barileg seated: M. Barrord, B. Steele, and B. Pogemiller. Geneva would find. it exceedingly diffi- cult to continue Without the assistance of these girls who have charge of the tele- phone exchange: R. Dressler, Y. Lathom, E. Elliott, Mrs. Eleanor Gaudio, and A. Buccello. They have the tasks of switch- board operators, information, and lost and found bureaus. if , v Lf' C' These ladies have their Ready to help you in the bookstore Familiar to all. dorm hands full keeping financial are: seated: Mrs. McCreary, E. Wilson, dents are these friendly records and bills, supplying standing: E. Elliott, P. Sterrett, R. and hostesses of . the stamps and stationary: K. George, R. Shultz, R. Oliver. hall: A. Lombard1,.G. Caskey, R. Kester, E. Hayes, E. Steele. 22 R. McCracken, G. List. Caring for the 50,000 books and magazines contained in McCartney Library are: E. Mooney, H. Sart- Well, C. Kampmeyer, J. Bonnell, S. Cooper. Informing the public and students about the college and its affairs are: E. L. Oxley, E. Harrington, R. Dres- sler, and Mrs. S. Leidigh. wif The friendly students, who serve in the Brig are: front row: F. Gil- christ, A. Blackwood, M. Long, M. Bowers, F. Dodds, P. Robby back row: W. Kerns, W. McBurney, R. McCracken, D. Mclsaac. If you hear a cheery hello or whistling to the tune of a hammer, it is certain to be one of these main- tenance men: A. Wissner, W. Robin- son, C. Fallon, S. Edgar, F. Schaal, C. Hayes. L , . Ms- , 1 .w ,- fi-. , i 1 11-f -K nw L- ' f .. sa.. ,.,+--.-. 'Z' 5 L A Q1 if V., .qu -S-f-! c: Ass s 1 N I w i w 1 N I W I 3 ' N N w , v w 3 W v 2 I r 6 i I + i i 0 1 vi! 691 i of OX-LBC-:E P- GEVXENI vm N1 U1 1 M. 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Catching one last glimpse of the past, we see ourselves coming into Old Main as Greenies , looking with awe at the intelligent-loc-king seniors, We see ourselves as sophomores, trying to main- tain our scholastic standards and to play a more definite part in college life, then in our junior year we began to realize the importance of our studies, but now we t 7 X . -5-is ,X 'xf .. :C I Q J E? V i K -4 qv V mm realize how often we failed to take advan- tage of our opportunities. Although we re- luctantly close another door behind us we are eager to face the future. As we see in the distance a few of us going into the political world, others into the social World, and others into the domestic fields, we take up our tangible reminders and file away the beautiful memories of Geneva-the campus, classes, and friends -and pass on slowly. DONALD H. ALBEN . . , Zelienople Pa. . bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . accounting club 2 vice president 3, treasurer 4 . . , football manager 3 . . . WILLIAM GILES ALLEN . . . Beaver Falls Pa .... bache lor of science . , , engineering . . . S.A.M. 1 2 . . . engineering . M, 9 ' 1 N nis , V , basketball manager 3. Y I , --' , A .w if ' A A ' , H g N, , ,, Y ! f club 3,4 . . . boosters 3 4 . . . economics club 4. PAUL WILLIAM ANDERSON . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . religious education and German . . . pre-ministerial 1,2,3,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3, treasurer 4 . . . C.S.U. 3,4 . . . gospel team 4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Genevans 3,4. VVILLIAM ATHENS . . . Ambridge, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . .biology . , , pre-med l,2,3,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4 . . , boosters 2,3',4 . . . Cabinet 3. ROBERT B BAKER . . . Beaver Falls, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . religious edu- cation . . . football 1,2 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4 . , . pre-ministerial 2,3,4. JACOB KENNETH BARNER . . . Liver- pool, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . Bible . . . glee club 4 . , , pre-ministerial 4 . . . C.S.U. 4. MARY NELL BARRORD . . . Beaver Falls, Pa . . . bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion . . . accounting club 1,2,3 . . . W Y.W.C.A. 3 . . . boosters 3,4 . . yearbook 3. ' ,ur WILLIAM JAMES BEGGAN . . . . Beaver, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion , . . psychology club 3 . . . 4. it economics club 4 . . . Spanish club ., ' 3 I ,lf J N N --w if , I 5 ' V 1 xi! -7 ,af i ,I 2 F 1 E' - nif 'Al' ' i -1 3- I f. if, fb at 1 .ral X ilu , I ' 9 4 1 -M , Ms,-Q ' .tit Q if N rf' S1231 -- ' ' .- ,ss . , Jil. ..., .V 114.113 ' 'Y ' JET' , I , .. . -- ,. ' .Li A f v, I x XJ! ,, 1 I at QA I -1' A Q f .c F Q.- Jr , New AX f -yi 11:3 ff 'Img ml -0 9. Q' f cv, ,. , F' L. 1 -: , 4 , X- , if , Q' - ' ' - l 'Q 12 , 3 ' , , if '- f:2?1E2'1 f s lclki' ,-' 1 -' i -M A- Q-'Q Q .fl ,, vt- f' .Q-' L if , ,slim . -1. 1, I f L5 4-591 'fig -ff'g 'i 'M ' -A ' W' fi :' f.: ' r-Ill' , gf - ' Tv ,. .. , ' ', . , 5 wr ' - ff L 'I X 4- -if - ' 4' J 1 ' . 1-1 - 41- A igieq: - WF' ,L Q- ISP zalivf : .. '-fi.-. 'f 5' HQ ,-.,,. ' . , , ,.,,z,.,, 31 fi'- 1-.1 AM ' . Q. f SAMUEL RAY BLALR . . . Rirnersberg, Pa .... bachelor of p X .,: arts . . . English . . . C.S.U. 3,4 . . . pre-ministerial 3,4 . . . Ag 7 band 4 glee club 4 . , . transfer from Clarion State -pays' z,, I D Teachers college. 1- L. VIJII , ggi Virr I MEARL GENE BOZETT . . , Monaca, Pa .... bachelor of sci- - ' if ence . . . biology. Q. Jie-yd xr JAMES FRANCIS BREHANY . . . Aliquippa, Pa. ' 'fm ' . . . bachelor of science . . . accounting . . . account.. L 5' V , ing club 2,3,4 . . . baseball 3. gp -s I iw . N giigw. HAROLD THOMAS BRICKER . . . East Liver- ! 'iii -' pool, Ohio . . . bachelor of science . . . business ad- ministration . . . Genevans 3,4 . . , vice president Q of Patterson Lodge 4 . . . transfer from Thiel Col- if?'f?,'5'ilu2 1 P'-52:1 ,. . lege. F35 , u MARIAN GILCHRIST BROOKS . . . Bea- ver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . Span- if., f -L ish . . . W.A.A. 3 . . . Spanish club treasur- A A f er 3 . . . Chorus 2 . . . Student Senate 1 . , . Queen's Court 4. I if .- RALPH OLIVER BURNS, JR .... Pitts- - . agp ' burgh, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . Eng- . lish , . . Y.M.C.A. 2,3 . . . C.S.U. 2,3,4 . . . M ' ,G gospel team 2,3,4 . . . pre-ministerial 2,3,4 5' K, . . . English club 4 . . . transfer from Alder- fl son-Broaddus College. M - iV i'P:1 T i fntli ADELAIDE STERNQUIST BURRY . . , Beaver Falls, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . mathe- matics . . . math club 1,2, trea- surer 3, secretary 4 . . .1 W.S.A, secretary 4 . . . French club 4. NICK ANTHONY CALVE . . . Ellwood City, Pa ..,. bachelor of arts . . . history . . . boosters 3, vice president 4 , . . F.T.A. 3 . . . radio broadcasting club 4. 41 ,IQ ,ff .- . - f 'I Y use lips. Qs- lip- U, ajft ' .' !f'5:.- : 9,-gli 'IS 10 ll QF C0 8 5....l.,,,, O F ax f,0,',,..g...g--Q5 ELMER CLARENCE CALVIN, J R .... New Brighton, Pa. . , . bachelor of arts . . . economics . . . band l,2,3 . . . orches- tra 1,2,3 . . . swing band 3. AUSENCIO CAMPOS . . . Burgettstown, Pa ,... bachelor of science . . . business administration. WALTER ARNOLD CARTER . . . Ambridge, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . ,. German . , . boosters 4 . . . glee club 4 . . . swing band 4. DAVID GEORGE CHALMERS . . . Beaver, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . biology. LUELLA ANNE CHAMBERLAIN . . . Baden, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . , English . . . Y.W.C.A. 2, 3 . . . band 2,3,4 . . . W.A. A. 3,4 . . . English club 4 . . . Cabinet 4 . . . Spanish club 4 . . . transfer from Slippery Rock State Teachers College. KATHERINE CAROLYN CLEARY . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . Spanish . . . Spanish club l,2,4, secretary 3 . . . English club 2,3,4 . . . Y.W.C.A. 2,3, 4 . . . Basketball Queen 4 . . . Queen's Court 4. SHIRLEY MARIE COOPER. . . Gibsonia, Pa .... bachelor of arts, . . . French . . . Genevans 1 ,. . . Y.W.C.A. 1,2 treasurer 3, presi- dent 4 . , . French club l,2,3,4 . . . Frill and Dagger 2,3,4 . . . W.A.A. 2,4, secretary 3 . . . pep club 3,4 . . . Spanish club 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Cabinet 4 . . . as PF-- , fig lv I F . . r ' N '. fs 1' f .l 5 ltt I ,. ..... , .6 mg! ,. Xf- I rl fl if 1 A sf G club 4. DAVID ARTHUR CURRY . . . Ambridge, Pa ..., bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion. -Haig. gg-f f ! .5-KL... 5-,f .a s .' ' S4 ,v Nl 7 4241 . 1,,,......-1....-.....-,....,.f N. . xx arf IM 'IND U O we 4 5, I Q, f 'o,.f,n.y ' Q dal lx THEODORE EVERETT DALBEY, JR .... New Brighton, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . chemistry . . . cross coun- try 1,2 . . . track 1,2 Z . . basketball manager 1,2 . . . German club 1 . . , chemistry club 2,3, president 4 . . . varsity G club 3,4 . . . boosters 3 . . . chess club 4. EUGENE HENRY DAVIS . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . , business administration . . . Spanish club 3,4... economics club 4. ROBERT CECIL DAVIS . . . New Brighton, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . psychology . . . chapel choir 3 . . . transfer from Howard University. FRANK JOSEPH DECAPIO . . . Georgetown, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . English . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2, 3,4 . . . football manager 1,2,3, head manager 4 . . . English club 1,2,4, vice president 3 . . . Span- ish club 1,2,3, president 4 . . . rifle club 3 . . . var- sity G club 3,4 . . . track manager 3 . . . pre-legal 3 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Cabinet 3. ein 1-L, CHARLES C. DEMAREST . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . economics. ALICE C. DODDS . . . Beaver Falls, Pa. . . , bachelor of science . . . education . . . French club 1,2 . . . Y.W.C.A. l,2,3,4 - - Student Senate 1 . . . GEUGVGHS 1 - - F.T.A. 3,4. JAMES LAWRENCE EAKIN . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of science . , . chemistry . . . football 1,2,3,4 . . . baseball 1,2,3. . . . S.A.M. 1 . , . boosters 3,4 . . . rifle W club 3 . . . varsity G club 3,4 2 bfi . . . chemistry club 3,4. . -4- X T f - JOHN ROBERT EAKIN . . . lx V W . ' Rochester, Pa .,.., bachelor of !' science . . . accounting. V ROBERT WILLIAM EDGAR , . . Morning Sun, Iowa . . . bachelor of science . . . industrial engineering . . . glee 3 club 1 . . . C.S.U. 1,2 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3,4 . . . Genevans 2 . . . boosters 3 . . . engineering society 3,4. GWENDOLYN MARIE ELLIOTT . . , Greeley, Colorado . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . Y,W.C.A. 1,2,3, . . , C.S.U. 1,2,3,4 . . . gospel team 4 . . . F.T.A. 2,4 . . . W.A.A. 2,3,4. JOHN GERARD FARRELL . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . social studies . . . football 1,2 . . . Spanish club 3. , STEPHEN FERENCE . . . Lyndora, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . economics. PATRICIA ANN FOX .. . , Euwood City, W , A Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . . . F.T.A. 2,3,4. E .A , - ' . , I f WILLIAM MERLE FRAZIER . . . Beaver - up ' t Falls, Pa ..., bachelor of science . . . eco- '- nomics . . . band 1,2,3,4 . . . orchestra 1,2, Af t - 'ti' 3,4 . . . swing band 2,3,4 . . . debate club ,V I S' nrl ,,.,. M E 2 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . yearbook editor 3 5 ' ' i:'i . . . Student Senate president 4 . . . Who's I who 4. A t 1 F- ' 'l . 5 'Latin , .QL-Jil! JOSEPH EDWARD FURGUI- VELE . . , Monaca, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . economics . JOHN GALAGAZA . . . Trafford, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . his- tory . , , football 1,2 . . . basketball 1,3,4 . . . varsity G club 1,2,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 4. 'Lf Yak yi 1' j 5 J JEF' if Ew- - .. . .v x 1.41. ' - 7 vs wif- fl air' ' ' 'Y e 'J' , 1 ' - 'i 41 I' as EDWIN MacDONALD GAULT . . . New Brighton, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . math . . . Genevans 1 . . . cross country 1 2 3 , track l,2,3 . . . math club l,2,3,4 . . . chess. club officer 1 2 3,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2 . . . accounting club 2,4, officer 3 French club 3 . . . yearbook 3. MARY RACHEL GEORGE . . . Bradford Woods, Pa. . , . bachelor of science . . . education . . . band 1 . . . Genevans gospel team 1,2 . . . C.S.U. 1,2,4 . . . French club 2, GERALD GEORGE GERASIMON . . . Aliquippa, bachelor of science . . . math . . . math club 3 vice president 4. EUGENE W. GETTIG, JR .... Ellwood City, Pa. bachelor of science . . . biology . . . chess club transfer from Slippery Rock State Teach- ers College. NORMAN LEONARD GIANCOLA . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . accounting . . . band 1,2,3,4 . . . orch- estra 1,2,3,4 . . . swing band 1,2,3,4 . , . rifle club 2 , . . accounting club 2,3,4. HERBERT ALAN GILBERT . . . Beaver Falls, Pa. . bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . pre-med 2 . . . football 2,3 . . , track 2 . . . Y.M.C.A. 2 . . . radio broadcasting club 2,3,4 . . . collegiate time 3 . . . swing band 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . , . band 4 . . . English club 4 . . . economics club 4 . . . All My Sons 4. JOHN MAYNARD GLASOW . . . Rochester, New York . . . bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . basketball 3,4 ...track 3,4 . . . Cabinet 4. . . transfer from Syracuse Univer- sity. JACK GREENBERG . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . economics . . . boosters 4 . . . English club 4. NICHOLAS GRUBISHA , . . Duquesne Pa bachelor of science . . . industrial engineering SAM 1 2 engineering club 3,4. JANE MAE HAMILTON . . . New Galilee Pa bache lor of science . . . education . . . transfer from MISSIOHHTY Training Institute, Nyack, N. Y. HENRY I-IANNA , . . Rye, New York bachelor of science , . . business administration track 1 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2 . . . Genevans 1 2 treasurer 34 . . . S.A.M. 2 . . . Spanish club 2 . chess club 2 . . . economics club 2 . . . pep club 2 3 4 boosters 3 . , . accounting club 3,4. LESTER M. HARTMAN . , . Freedom Pa bachelor of science . . . biology . pre med 34 .. . Y. M.C. A. 4. JAMES STANLEY HARTZELL . Bea ver Falls, Pa.' . . . bachelor of arts ', Bible . . Q pre-ministerial 1. . . orchestra 1 2 band 1,2,3,4. JACK MEAD HAZLETT . . . Apollo Pa . . . bachelor of arts . . . English . M C.A. 4 . . . pre-ministerial 4 . . . Engllsh club 4 . . . transfer from Alderson Broad dus College. JOHN DAVID HOBBS . . . Ches- ter, W, Va .... bachelor of science . . , physics and math . . . yearbook 3 , . . inath club 3, president-4 . . . Cabinet 4 . . . Who's Who 4. NANCY ELLEN HOLE . . . Roch- ester, Pa .... bachelor' of science . . . education . . . band'l,2,3,4 . . . F.T.A. 1,2,3,4 . , . English club 2,4 . . . Y.W.C.A. 2,4 . . . Cabinet 2,4 . . . rifle club 4 . , . boosters 4. fy 2 .. , ,il -ef - , mg JOHN WESLEY HORNER . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bache- lor of arts . . . Spanish and English . . . Genevans 2 . . . Y.M.C.A. 2,4 . . . Spanish club 4 . . . English club 4 . . . transfer from University of Pittsburgh. CLARA JANE JOHNSON . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . education . . . Y.W.C.A. 1,2 . . . Cabinet 1,2,3 . . . F.T.A. 1,2, treasurer, 3,4 , . . Spanish club 2,3 . . . Frill and Dagger 2,3,4 . . . class secretary 3 . . . yearbook 3 . . . English club 3,4 . . . pep club 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Queen's Court 4. ' MATTHEW EDWARD JURKOVAC . . . Monaca, ' 7? Pa .... bachelor of science . . . accounting . . . 'ffl , accountin club 2,3,4, bf ' - ' ,sw Q, r i g i AQ O -e Q CHARLES WILLIAM KAMPMEYER . . . Beaver, A , 1 Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . English . . -. Y.M.C.A. Q ': 1 . , . Genevans 1,2,3,4 . . . band 1,2,3,4 . . . pre- if 's , 44, X ministerial l,2,4, president 3 . . . German club sec- ' 56g retary 3, president 4. fl -A I. I I-.ltfikwixh fe-3212-, 5515? F Col, 0 Www .a GEORGE WILLIAM KELLY . . , Altoona, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . psychology . . . Spanish club 3 , . . pre-ministerial 3,4 . . . C.S.U. 3,4 . . , transfer from Junior College of the Grace Theological Semi- nary. W. VERNON KENNEDY . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .,.. bachelor of science . , . economics . . . class vice president 1,2,3 . . . band 1,2, 3,4 . . . orchestra 1,2,3,4 . . . debate society 2,3 . , . pre-legal society 2,3,4 . . . Student Senate 4. EDWIN CLARK KESTER . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . engineering . . . Y.M. C.A. 2 . . . math club 4 . . . engin- eering club 4. JOAN WALTER KIRKPAT- RICK . . . Butler, Pa. . . bachelor of science . . . business adminis- tration . . . Y.W.C.A. 1 . . . glee club 1 . . . Genevans 2 . . , de- bate club 2 , . . W.S.A. president 4 . . . W.A.A. 4 . . . G club 4. mm tw' eq 1 lr laglwnf-.I--1t '5 ROBERT ALLEN KORBY . . . Lowellville, Ohio . . . bache- lor of arts . . . English . . . Y.M.C.A. 2,3,4 . , . pre-medical 2 . . . German club 2,3 . . . Our Towni' 3 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . English club 4 . . . Cabinet 4 . . . transfer from Ster- ling College. STEVEN KUNDRAK, JR .,.. Leechburg, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . economics. PEGGY ANN LATHOM . , . Beaver Falls, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . class sec- retary 1 , . . Genevans 1 . . . Cabinet 1 . , . Arse- nic and Old Lace 1 . , . radio broadcasting club 1,2,3,4 . . . Homecoming court 2 . . . You Can't Take It With You 2 . . . rifle club 2,3,4 . . . W.S.A. secretary 3 . . . May Day chairman 3 . . . Y.W.C.A. 3,4 . . . Our Town 3 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Frill and Dagger 3, secretary4 . . , Student Senate 3, secretary 4 . . . 'Fatal Weakness 4 . . . Who's Who 4 . . . Queen's Court 4. WILLIAM JOHN LATIMER . . . Ellwood City, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . engineering. GEORGE LAWRENCE . . . Butler, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . industrial en- gineering. PHILLIP ROY LINDEMAN . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of arts . . . history . . . Y.MLC.A. 1,2 . . . rifle club 2 . . . track manager 3,4 . . . band 3,4 . . . orchestra 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . football manager 4 , . . varsity G club 4 . . . Spanish club ANNETTE C. LOMBARDI . . . ,ps f s.-ff' Hillsville, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion . . . Spanish club 1,2,3 . . . Y.W.C.A. 4 . . . accounting club 4 . . . Queen's court 4. RALPH LUCIANI . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor.of science . . . education. 49 4' :EW 1 4 AI 'Q- , Q, 'ku-. 't ' -. ,-',. - nf. f ' S uf' tt Y R- ,EQ .-' .- -4.4 '-Q . f ., , ' .,.,K I,f' , CLARENCE EDWARD LYNN, JR .... New Brighton, Pa. bachelor of science , . . business administration . . . golf 3 4 accounting club 4. ALVIN KENNETH MARIENWALD . . . Jeannette, Pa. . . . bachelor of science education. DONALD KARL MARTIN . . . Arlington, Va. . . bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . Arsenic and Old Lace 1 . . , You Can't Take It With You 2 , Little Foxes 2 . . . Frill and Dagger 2 business manager 3,4 . . . class president yearbook 3 . . . John Loves Mary 3 . , . Kind Ladv 3 . . Our Town 3. . . chairman stu- dent dorm fund 3,4 . . . accounting club 3,4 . . . radio broadcasting 3,4 . . . Cabinet 4 . . . Fatal Weakness 4 The Heiress 41 . . Who's Who 4. SARA MITCHELL MARTIN , . . Beaver Pa. . . bachelor of arts . . . Spanish. JANE H, MCBRIDE , . . Beaver Falls, Pa. bachelor of science . . . education . . . Fr111 and Dagger 3,4 . . . F.T.A. 3, program chairman 4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . English club 34 . . . Y.W.C.A. 3,4 . . . Queen's Court 4 . . . transfer from Grove City MARIAN JEAN MCCLAIN . . . Beaver Falls Pa .... bachelor of sciencf .... ed- ucation , . . Y.W.C.A. 1 . . . orchestra 1,2 Spanish club 2 . . . May Day pageant 2 F T A. 2,3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 FRANCES HELEN MQCLURE . . . Belle Center, Ohio . , . bachelor of science . . . biology . . . band 1 . . . C.S.U. 1,2,3,4 . . . W.A.A. 1,2,4, vice president 3 . . . Cabinet 2,3,4 . . . pre-med 2,3, secretary 4 . . . yearbook 3 . . , boosters 3 . . . G club 3,4 . . . chemistry club 3, secretary 4. MARY ALICE McCOWIN . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . . . F.T.A. 1,2, president 4 . . . class secretary 3 . . . psychology club 4. MARTIN LAWRENCE MCCULLOUGH . . . Monaca, Pa... bachelor of science . . . biology. GLENN ELDRED MCFARLAND . . . Detroit, Michigan . . . bachelor of science . . . Bible . . . glee club 1 . . . Y.M.C.A.- 1,2,4, vice-president 3 .... C.S.U. 1,2,3,4 . . . gospel team l,2,3,4 . . . pre-ministerial 1,2, secretary-treasurer 3, presi- dent'4 . . . rifle club 2 . . . Genevans 4. FRANKLYN RITTENHOUSE MCGEE . . . Beaver, Pa ...., bachelor of science . . . business adminis- tration . . . engineering club 3 . . . accounting club 4. . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . radio , H 'Q V broadcasting club 1 . . , Student Senate 1 . . . tennis H 1 i fl -- 51: 1,2,3 . . . football manager 1,2,3,4 . . . basketball l Q Q r' DAVID WYLIE MCISAAC . . . Beaver Falls, Pa. ' W 1,2,3,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 1,2,3 . . . class treasurer 2 . . . , ., V - f 4 1 . , ,I,' , I E-I '4 . . . yearbook 3 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . class president , ,Q ' varsity G club 2,4, secretary 3 . . . pep club 2,3,4 4 . Spanish club 4 . . . Who's Who 4. in ,L A W WILLIAM HOWARD McKENZIE . . , New Brighton, Pa. . . '. bachelor of science . . . business administration. HOWARD DANE MCMAHAN . . . Ross- ville, Kansas . . . bachelor of arts . . .his- tory . Y.M.C.A. 1,2 . . . Cabinet l,2,3 editor 4 . . .- chess club 2 . . . yearbook business manager 3 . . . Our Town 3 . . ..French club 3 . . . debate club 3,4 . . . pep club 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Frill and Dagger 3,4 . , . Who's Who 4 . . . The Heiressn 4. ROBERT E. McMILLEN . . . Monaca, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . biology . . . pre-med 2,3, treasurer 4 . . . French club ROBERT HENRY MIKSCH . . . Beaver, Pa .... bachelor of sci- ence . . . biology . . . pre-med 2,3,4. xi I if nil l ,W ANN 'an P ,,-Q: -ew. .f-11 .ar ,351 5 -1 c e 1+ ffl BARBARA JEAN MILES . . . East Liverpool, Ohio . . bachelor of science education . . . glee club 1 . . YWCA 1 234 gospel team 2,4 . . . C.S.U. 2,3,4 . . F T A 3 4 Genevans 3,4. ALBERT J MILLER . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of science psychology . . . Spanish club 1 . . . English club 1 2 4 secretary 3 . German Club 1,4, business man- ager 2 3 head drum major 1,2,3,4 , , . chess club 2,3,4 psychology club 3 secretary 4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 3,4 . . . yearbook 3 Chimes staff 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . S.A.M. French club 4 Who's Who 4. EDNA JOAN MOONEY , . . Beaver Falls, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . Y.W.C.A. 1234 band librarian 2,3 . , . boosters 2,3,4 ROBERT DUDLEY MORGAN . . . Pittsburgh, Pa. bachelor of science . . , economics . . . English club 3 engineering club 3 . . . Y.M.C.A. 3, vice president 4 . . . band 4 , . , German club 4 economic club 4 . . . transfer from Kendall MILTON DALE MOYER . . . Beaver Falls, bachelor of science . . . engineering boosters president 3,4 . . . Cabinet radio broadcasting club 4 . . . Enghsh club 4 . . . Who's Who 4. LEONARD RICHMAN MYERS . . . Ali- quippa Pa .... bachelor of science . . . biology . . glee club 1 . . . pre-med 2,3,4 boosters 3,4 , . . camera club 3 . . . Gene- JUANITA MAE NELSON . . . Industry, Pa .... bachelor of sci- ence , . . business administration. FRANK FRED NOCERA . . . New Castle, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion . . . rifle club 2,3,4 . . . eco- nomics club 3, vice president 4 . . , Spanish club 4 . . . Cabinet 4. JAMES LUKE NOSCHESE Ellwood City, Pa bachelor of sclence bus1ness admlnlstration econom1cs club 2 3 4 S A M 2 3 4 accounting club CLARENCE LLOYD OHLE JR Beaver Falls, Pa f,,:Lj,'r bachelor of sclence accountlng accounting club 2 3 3 r bachelor of SCIENCE buslness adrmnistra- t1on Y W C A 2 3 4 yearbook 3 boosters MARY JANE ONDERKA Beaver Falls, P . ALEX OROSZ Beaver Falls Pa bachelor of arts hlstory englneerlng SOC1ety 1 . . . lntramurals 1 2 3 4 Y M C A 1 2 3 4 base- ball 3 boosters 34 Spanlsh club 34. to the Sun 3 yearbook assoc1ate ed1 is 1 K7 D x N ' f l..f 1 xc . I j --' .,-L' .-ir: '4- 6-,,. .,,. . , ae ..s:, V ,RV Wi ez sg V ,fr i asf, Wy .H V av QF Co O ,Ia 4 ., - L 'u H., ..-qv N Qi ' 'N J .L- 4 .7 nf' e . J I if 4 I ff gg, , Tli ,C 'H IJ S Q, ig? ' yan Lisfw ,L -ji.,-. 1 up A ANTOINETTE JOAN PARISI . . . Youngstown, Ohio . . . bachelor of science . . . biology . , . Y.W.C.A. 1,4 . . . pre- med 1,2, secretary 3, vice president 4 . . . W.S.A. representa- tive 2 . . . chemistry club 2,3 . . . dorm class president 3 . . . boosters 3 . . . Cabinet 4. CHARLES F. PAUL . , . Koppel, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . economics club 4 . . . Spanish club 4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 4 . . . boosters 4. 'Hia .gk LESTER WILLIAM PHILLIPS . . . Zelienople, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . Bible . . . C.S.U. 4 . . . pre-ministerial 4 . . . gospel team 4. THOMAS JAMES PHILLIS . . . Fombell, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . business administration . . . track 1 . . . football 1,2,3 . . . accounting club 2,3 . . . class treasurer 3 . . . English club 3, treasur- er 4 . . . Cabinet business manager 4. '- EDWARD POLANEC . . . Lyndora, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . industrial en- gineering. .. - MARY PRATO . . . New Galilee, Pa. . . . '5 bachelor of science . . . education . . . I li X . Q ,M- . .' -11? is , e I. 1 n. W.A.A. 3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 . . . Spanish cg club 3,4 . . . F.T.A. 3, secretary 4 . . . glee ' club 4. H11 H - -.Ani KENNETH EARL PRICE . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . business administra- tion. WAYNE EDWARD READER . . . Rochester, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . economics. llsro El MERLIN RAY RICER . . . Ellwood City, Pa .... bachelor V' of science . . . economics. f' 1 3 W JOHN ROBERT RICHTER , . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bache- lor of science . . . industrial engineering . . . baseball 1 ff.- . . , S.A.M. 1 , . . band 1 . . . German club 1 . . . class trea- , .. 5 .Vt sf , L:-'jsff 1 --, ia ' surer 2 . . . engineering club treasurer 2, vice president 3 ' 'WEN' president 4. LAREE DEELEY RILEY . . . Beaver, Pa, , , bachelor of science . . . economics . . .Cabinet . . .economics club 4 . . . Spanish club 4 . . . transfer from University of Pittsburgh. CONSTANTINE M. RIZOPOULOS . . . Aliquippa, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . mathematics. RICHARD PAUL ROBB . . . Topeka, Kansas . . . bachelor of science . . . acg counting . . ,basketball 1 . . . track 1 . radio broadcasting club 1,2 . . . pep club 1,2,3, president 4 . . . assistant manager Brigadoon 3,4 . . . tennis 3,4 . . .accounting club 3,4 . , . Genevans 4 . . . Who's Who 4. CATHERINE E. ROBINSON . . . Newton Falls, Ohio . . . bachelor of arts . . . Eng- lish . . . W.A.A. 1,2,4 , . . Genevans 1,2 L, , . . Y.W.c.A. 1,2 . . . spanish club 1,2 . . . ' 5 ... French club 4. Yit' V GERALD LEIGHTON ROSS- MAN . . ,. Ellwood City, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . biology. EARL JENNINGS SCHEEL . . . Beaver, Pa. . bachelor of sci- ence . ,. . mathematics . . . band l,2,3, . . . chemistry club V 1,2,3 . . . pre-med 1,2,3,4 . . . math club 3,4 . . . German club 4. K 'x K . Z 5 1. -, In lv , ef A 4 yyy A V g. ,' .W-,BY ti . is 1,1 if , ff ft- --eei 13' Q-1 2 E 9-gf' -5925, G! AEP! :gl A' 'Ulm V.. K kkk W 4 I fi! .I K A 15 ,3 'G . ' . ' ' e rf- Y' K., . f-Life, , lv - f.-Q' fi. , C ,- . X 1' 4 I ga, xv.: ., .N I f.iif EE.1fT' '- W 'ii 1 .f 'f :T ' ,' N , ff , ' ' 1 . Y N ,. .41 I , z,aA,1.Z,r:f J gm 'ei,-.aff : J. ,ff , M- r-wa ' 'iw' L,-' W . 1 I ,Q ,fy 'Jn is Q.. 1 ,7 ,4-'Q . f. F - ll J- 1-- I ... , K , m' ,-.1 1-.-li' 'xi x .1 . ,Q -. ' - ' ' 1 1 x 'g 1.42 -'--- 1 fr' A.: .5 -1' ZX V i lg - .jg ,' -e an ' - as ,ff ., A .. , A . K -if . , Q :Sy 1 . I 3 ff , -' .11 5 .U V V an g , ' ,N 15,91-1 45 A Pa, L , '. i X 1 HOWARD LEWIS SCHWEINSBERG . . . New Brighton . . . bachelor of science . , . business administration. ANDREW THOMAS SEECH . . . West Aliquippa, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . psychology . . , German club 1,2,3 basketball manager 2. ' 2 I L ji ., A ' N JOHN CONNELL SHIELDS . . . New Brighton fl 4 N, Pa .... bachelor of science . , . economics. A, ,gg '-f .V ,fi fa, ARLINE RUTH SIEGEL . . . Summit, New Jersey ' , ' 'V . . , bachelor of science . . . biology . . . orchestra ' 1,2,3,4 . . . C.S.U. 1,2,3,4 . . . W.A.A, 2,3,4 . . ,J ag i f Lf gospel team 3,4 . . . band 1. if ' -'J' . ,il , -, ,' , ,, hlffkb . at 'IND it 4-, :Q an LOIS ELAINE SIVITS . . . South Con- nellsville, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . , . glee club 1 . . . Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3 . . . C.S.U. 1,2,3,4 . . . Genevans 2,3,4 . . . A F.T.A. 2,3. -9 THOMAS SKINNER , . . Conway, Pa. X- gif . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . li., . EF' basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . baseball 1,2,3,4. JANIS JOY SMITH . , . Beaver Falls, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . Speech-English . . . Shoemaker's Houseu 1 . . . Student-. Senate 1,2 , . . Chimes 1, 2, assistant edi- tor 3 . . . Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4 . . . Cabinet 1,2,3, associate editor 4 . . .' Frill and 1 1 -31 4' 1 Q I ,t 4 I 5 'cf I 1' ' 1 ly-A w X 1 il? HG ,,, .,, -,,. L. Dagger 1, president 2,3,4 . . . You Can't Take It With You 2 . . . The Little Foxes 2 . . . radio broadcasting club 2,3,4 . . . Eng- lish club 2,3, vice President 4 . . . W.S.A. class representative 3 . . . yearbook 3 . . . John Loves Mary 3 . . , 'IKind Lady 3 . . . Our Town 3 . . . Genevans 3, publicity manager 4 . . . boosters 3, secretary 4 . . . Fatal Weak- nessn 4 . . . Who's Who 4 . . . The Heiress 4. NANCY ANN SNOWDEN . . . Beaver Falls, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . . .boos- ters 3, treasurer 4' . . . F.T.A. 3,4 . , . Frill and Dagger 3,4 . . . class secretary 4 . . . Queen's Court 4 . . . transfer from Grove City College. SUN Co sg :i,..1rf.,4-5416 ' 'L ' r 4 5' . g 0 M '5q'vm..,---'Stays fx uk A -Q' i 4 fy ' ,W.2' A4 ki 1 , . , gig .f W 'lv EH 1 1. . 1. ' 779. -- Gif 4 N1 9 -TF! - A I -JSF Axw MTM a. E. 'f IP' il EY' TEX 'v 4' - ,Ji- fJ', Q 'if I j flx fl 3' 4? fa: ,is fe M - I A , ' MARY ANN TODORICH , . . East Brady, Pa. . . , bachelor , of science . . . education . , . German club 1 . . . Y.W.C.A. 1 if 1- . . . . W.A.A. 1,2,3,4 . . . F.T.A. 2,3,4 . . . basketball 2,3,4. 1 M, N f MARY TRESKO . . . McKees Rocks, Pa .,.. bachelor of X science . . . business administration . . . German club 1, secretary 2 . . . Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3, secretary 4. 49-C JOSEPH STEPHEN WALKO . . . Ambridge, Pa. . . . bachelor of arts . . . history. LOUIS WARGO . . . Leechburg, Pa .... bachelor of science . , . business administration . , . chess K E., club 3,4 , L . accounting club 4 . . . Spanish club . . . transfer from St. Vincent. gd X sew 1' -. ge'-.ibm Il. I LEONA BELL WEEKLEY . . . Monaca, H 75 Pa ,.., bachelor of science . . '. education -.:'f I 4 . . . F.T.A. 2,3, vice president 4. 453 ' Y: -F , 4.9 . vi , fi , 'W i -' iiii 5,3 DONALD ROBERT WENKHOUS . . . X 2 . U, ' New Brighton, Pa .... bachelor of science U :iff ' . , . mathematics . . . Y.M.C.A. 1 . . . math x Q., , L I , ,, club 3,4. Nu' I fa --125 .. N 'H ,Ny ' 5' I b 5 K i ' ' . 'Ng iq ' aff WILLIAM KENNETH WINO- GRAD . . . Rochester, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . business administration. PAUL WILLIAM WOLFRAM . . . Scranton, Pa .... bachelor of sci- ence . . . education . . . German club 2,3,4 . . . Y.M.C.A. 2,3,4 . . . boosters 3,4 , . . debate club 3,4 . . . transfer from Keystone Jun- ior College. .., A ,... x 1,.,u...v llsm LOIS VALERIE WORK . . . Clairton, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . . . Y.W.C.A. 1 . . . class dorm presi- dent 2 . . . F.T.A. 2,3,4 . . . dorm president 4 . . . boosters 4 . . . All My Sons 4. JOHN JAMES WYLLIE . . . Ambridge, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . education . . . intramurals 1,2 . , . math club 2 . . . Spanish club 3. JOE YEE . . , Midland, Pa .... bachelor of science . . . physics. BESSIE LAVENIA YOUNG . . . Aliquippa, Pa. . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . F.T.A. 4. MILDRED JOLINE YURMONOVICHW. Beaver Falls, Pa, . . . bachelor of science . . . education . . . F.T.A. 4. ARTHUR RAYMOND ZARONE . . . New Castle, Pa .... bachelor of science . education . . . football 1,2,3,4 . . . track 2,3 . . . class vice president 4 . . . Spanish club 4. 0tl1er Seniors FRED ALEXANDER BOWIE Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S-Business Administration JANET W. COMBS Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S.-Education JOHN W. ELLEFSON Ellwood City, Pa. B.A.-History MARIO JOHN FALBO Aliquippa, Pa. B.S.-Chemistry ROBERT STEPHEN GANELIN Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S.-Biology MELVIN EARL HADDOX New Brighton, Pa. B.S.-Education CHARLES WILLIAM LUCAS Aliquppa, Pa. B.A.-English fi .37 7 i ig f ' 4 xr i ROBERT CLARK MADDEN New Brighton, Pa. B.S.-Education JON JOSEPH McNEILL Midland, Pa. B.S.-Physics HAROLD HARVEY ORR Smiths Ferry, Pa. B.S.-Speech JAMES FRANCIS SHIPLEY Rochester, Pa. B.S.-Psychology WARREN ALBERT SMITH Goraopolis, Pa. B.S.-Business Administration WARREN EARL WRIGHT Sewickley, Pa. B.A.-Bible MIKE YORGIN Arnbridge, Pa. B.S.-Engineering Who's Who HOWARD MCMAHAN Howard is the logician of the class of '52. His deep thinking and argumentative experience almost make him an invincible debater. His business ability landed him the job of business manager of the 1951 Genevan and that of Cabinet editor this year.. Spending many hours work- ing on the Cabinet, he has had four very busy years at Geneva. He has been a member of the Y.M.C.A., Chess Club, French Club, Boosters, and Pep Club, be- sides sharing his dramatic facul- ties in the Frill and Dagger So- ciety and working on the casts and crews of the plays. AS WILLIAM FRAZIER Although Bill is slightly short in stature he has boundless capa- bilities. As the President of the Student Senate he represents the students' opinions and interests. Always advocating Geneva and school spirit, he has been an act- ive booster in the Boosters Club since it was organized. Last year he was one of the busiest fellows on campus as he worked as editor of the Genevan, Moreover he is popular for his musical talent that has been employed in the band and orchestra each year and in the Swing Band his last two years. J. JOY SMITH . Joy Smith is considered the most active girl on Geneva's cam- pus. With a cheery Hi for everyone, she speeds through each day doing things impossible for the average person. She has spent countless hours in drama- tic activities-in the cast and crews of plays, in 'the Radio Broadcasting Club, and as Presi- dent of the Frill and Dagger Society. Her literary and artistic energies can be seen in the Chimes, Cabinet, Genevan, and in the English Clubg while her school spirit has been shown by her work in the W.S.A., Y.W.C.A., Boosters, and Student Senate. We really will miss her in '53, J, X xy, MJ MB. ,I , .gf ,W Ami ' wif at 'N f , I ii. ifeap-in ' f 2 ' , - . . 'iJEsFs 'ff ' . ':i'11'r:.' -. X iv- I . l U, if. F ., 'S-. . .Q fa J. DAVID HOBBS Dave has been the walking en- cyclopedia of Geneva. Receiving prizes for honorary achievements has been a yearly occurrence since he graduated from high school. With emphasis on the scholastic side, Dave has been an active Geneva student. He has been in the Engineering Club and Math Club, besides being on the 1951 Genevan business staff and, the Cabinet staff. His experience as an instructor in the physics lab plus his hobbies of reading and discussing politics will' be additional assets to his future career. DONALD MARTIN This dignified Senior was well chosen to the Who's Who as a leader, especially in the dramatic field. Playing the leading roles in Kind Lady and the Little. Foxesi, Don was in .the cast of seven Geneva plays and a mem- ber of the Frill and Dagger So- ciety for three years. Constantly preparing for his future career as a business manager he has been the Business Manager for the plays, Assistant Business Manager for the Genevan, Chair- man of the Student Dorm Fund and class president. He also was on the Cabinet staff and an active member of many clubs. DAVID McISAAC Dave is the althlete of the Sen- ior Class. Although he has always been kept quite busy as Football Manager and a tennis and bas- ketball player, he has still found time to widen his interest while in Geneva. He has well represented his classmates in the Student Senate and as Senior Class Presi- dent. The Genevan occupied much of his time last year as the Radio Broadcasting and Boosters Clubs have other years. Dave has also been active as a member of the Pep Club and Varsity G Club, constantly preparing him- self for teaching and coaching. -Q. x. 51 Whois Who R. PAUL ROBB Paul well represents Geneva in the Who's Whog to his fine Christian character is added scholarship, leadership and ad- ministrative abilities. For two years he has been Assistant Man- ager of the Brigadoon. This year, besides being President of the Pep Club, he has been in the Ge- nevans and Accounting Club. Pre- viously he participated actively in the Radio Broadcasting Club. He has always been active in sports, being on the basketball, tennis, and track teams. All these factors are indications to his fu- ture usefulness to business and society. FVX JUDITH ORTELT Few are as well equipped to take their place in society as Judy. Excelling in mental and physical feats, she also is active in most of the activities of Gen- eva, We have enjoyed her talent shown in her participation in the cast and crew of many Gen- eva plays. Her administrative ability has been demonstrated by her acting as secretary and vice president of the Frill and Dagger Society, treasurer and vice president of W.S.A., secre- tary of the English Club, and business manager of Chimes. Geneva is confident of Judy's success next year in the Western Reserve School of Nursing. ROBERT GANELIN This distinguished-looking gen- tleman who has played an im- portant part in his class history has a variety of interests. Bob has always been active in drama- tic fieldsf-having a leading part in You Can't Take It With You and John Loves Mary , besides being in the Frill and Dagger So- ciety. His excellent vocal quali- ties have been admired on the programs of the Radio Broad- casting Club of which he has been Station Manager for two years, His literary abilities have been assets to the Chimes staff. Completing his studies at Geneva in only three years, his high schol- astic standards have been seen chiefly in biology. l A X, ' , w. M,f ., . f- - tm it A ffm 4' J E V. 4 t m., m ix., wi., , H w:v:wm.. fi.. K f , e'!, ' T'f'x1. 2. Q- V, 'WWW v -mgy' , ,Hy PEGGY LATHOM . When Peggy stepped through the door of Old Main, Geneva was captivated by her charm and personality. Her friendliness has been partially rewarded by the students' electing her to offices. She has been class secretary, on the Homecoming Court, sec- retary of W.S.A., and secretary of the stu- dent Senate and of the Frill and Dagger So- ciety. Besides this she has been an active member of the Y.W.C.A., Student Senate, Boosters Club, and Radio Broadcasting Club, and has been in the cast of one play each year. i MILTON MOYER Geneva's pep was truly boosted after Milt got started. In his junior year he organized the Boosters Club and served as president fort two years. It was he who got Rosy Roswell to speak in chapel, who decorated the field house for pep meetings, who directed the making of the Boosters float that won the prize in '51. Being exceedingly interested in sports himself, he has made certain every- one else is too. He also wrote for the Cabinet and joined the Radio Broadcasting, and English Clubs. W5 EP' Timm ni' 1,1 KF? .rg if , 5, 13 5, 3- 43- 4 - 17, 5 A f e, .lv- -' . , -1 I ,,.t--'ff - i 'fu' Al Ixzlgkl A.. . Alfi . -5 - 'rg-1 Jag -E L V. ie ' E' '--Ji, ,' tv E ..,-QL ,N , , , fy - - ' , ' lm. V . 'i f , i ' - , gm ..--- 33-,. -' . 3 .1 .ir . Y 4 V+ . -- 7 ':.,2 ' ELK- W' ' z 2-5 ' 6,4 ' 'of .. -2:1 QW . ,- - 53 ' Q JUNIOR 4' I Am': f - 4 ' L i 1 f '--1, i . , 5 Lf , s T45 W ,FLA L V-:Wi ,l -E? 'if F - -xxx , in fx , . .,,' 'lx A u K ,t Q OFFICERS President ........ Bob McCracken Vice President ........ George Orr Secretary .... Mary Alice McCowin Treasurer ...... ..Jack Butler We, the Junior Class of 1952, having passed the halfway mark of our college career, have come to the realization that four years is a very short period in which to accomplish our final preparation for life. We look back with regret on the wast- ed hours during which We could have been opening the new doors that were in front of us in the form of educational facilities. Now only one year remains in which to com- plete our four-sided education. If we have not yet proven that we are mature ment- ally, physically, spiritually, and socially, we must do so this year. As upperclassmen we have stepped forth into new activities and have sought to fill the fleeting hours with the work and joy of college life. We are willing to share with all our motto: You shall know the truth, and the truth shall set you free. qu C0 I-2 if'-f kr f. Q 15' .... is aw 1 up I. is 'ISIS 0 STEPHEN CLAIR BELECHAK. North Braddock, Pa.: B.S., biology. . . . MARY ELLEN BENTLEY. Beaver Falls, Pa.: B.S., education . . . DONALD RICHARD BRADOW. Beaver Falls, Pa.: B.S., education. DONALD EDGAR BRADSHAW: Beaver, Pa.: B.S., education . . . GILDEN EDWARD BROAD- BERRY: Wilkinsburg, Pa.: B.A., history . . . JANE MARIE BRUCE: Beaver Falls, Pa.: B.A., Speech. JOHN CHARLES BUTLER: Warn- pum, Pa.: B.S., engineering . . . EUR- IPIDES P. CHRISTODOULIDES: Angastina, Cyprus: B. S., mathema- tics . . . SOLLY CHARLES CIA- MACCA: Aliquippa, Pa.: B.S., eco- nomics. EARL WILLIAM COLEMAN: Bea- ver Falls, Pa.: B.S., engineering . . . SHIRLEY JANE CRAFT: New Brighton, Pa.: B. S., secretarial . . . JEAN LORRAINE CRAIG: Greens- burg, Pa.: B, S., education. QAC O .st -We 13 is Orllm-x QS llsro 0 ANN PAMELA CUNNINGHAM: New Brighton, Pa.: B.S., Commer- cial teaching . . . BUDMON ROY DAVIS: Beaver, Pa.: B.S., mathe- matics . . . GERALDINE MARIE DeSALLE: West Aliquippa, Pa.: B.S., business administration. ROBERT J. DOBSON: Rochester, Pa.: B.S., biology . . . FRANCES SHIRLEY DODDS: Philadelphia, Pa., B. S., education . . . ANNA MARY DOUGLASS: New Brighton, Pa.: B.A., English. RUTH NAOMI DRESSLER: Charl- eroi, Pa.g B.S., business administra- tion . . . OSWALD DUNCAN: Roch- ester, Pa.g B.S., chemistry . . . DAVID REED EDGAR: Morning Sun, Iowag B.S., business administration. DONNA LEE ELLIOTT: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.A., Speech , . . MARI- LYN KAY FARLS: Freedom, Pa.g B.S., education . . , GEORGE WAL- TER FIELDING: Aliquippa, Pa.: B.S., business administration. E I I ,i twg ,,,, it , ue , i , v I nf' t tv Bi' 'W' '- Q f U 1 F . , F Rx X, W? 41 FP ,jf 3 ' 1 J ff' E' . S-skew., s ,V s 'af-lv! K if ai .ass 257' ' v --,f WY, X ae. I X KJ C -'Shy if' if sy, fr- if Juniors JOHN WILLIAM FOESTER: Bea- ver Falls, Pa., B.S., chemistry . . . M. JEAN FULLERTON: New Alex-' andria, Pa.: B.S., education . . . SHIRLEY MARILYN FURMAN: Beaver Falls, Pa., B.S., education. RICHARD MURAY GEORGE: Brad- ford Woods, Pa., B.S., business ad- ministration . . . RUTH ANN GEU- SEN: Monaca, Pa., B. S., education . . . FRANCES MILLIGAN GIL- CHRIST: Greeley, Colorado, B.S., sociology. FLOYD SMITH GREENWOOD: Ellwood City, Pa.: B. S., education . . . THELMA JANE HAMILTON: New Brighton, Pa.: B.S., education . . . DONALD PAUL HARRING- TON: Johannesburgf Michigan: B.A., history. MUSTAPHA HASSEN: Ellwood City, Pa.g B.S., education . .' . OLIVE- MAE HERDT: Rochester, Pa., B.S., education . . . RAY A. JOHNSON: Monessen, Pa.g B.A., Speech. Juniors DONALD CALVIN KENNEDY: Beaver Falls, Pa., B.A., Speech . . . DONALD GEORGE KERR: Bea- ver Falls, Pa.g B.A., history . . . ROBERT SINES KETTERER: E11- wood City, Pa., B.S., education. WILMA RUTH KOHNE: New Brighton, Pa.g B.S., education . . . MARGARET RUTH LONG: Beaver Falls, Pa., B.S., education . . . ROBERT LEE LOUGHHEAD: Mon- aca, Pa., B.S., accounting. JOANNA LUNDBERG: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.A., English . . .WAY- NE MARKHAM: Philadelphia, Pa.: B.S., composite science , . . Richard PETER MARTINCEK: Monaca, Pa.g B.S., engineering. ROBERT BRUCE MCCRACKEN: Topeka, Kansas, B.S., Religious Education , , . JUNE ANN Mc- DANEL: New Brighton, Pa., B.A., Spanish . . . ARMOUR JAMES Mc- FARLAND: Sterling, Kansasg B.A., English. .K 1' . ' .s ' 6 N, get . .R 5 H . 1 1 M, 254' I-'F Jr' -- I r Y ' Lis 'HL PM' V - Q, v . ' xr .. ,Jw . 5 i. V . , , 4-' hi, 4 so X f -. .f. . ,,,x WY 4 Q' 5, -.9 A hi-x 1 , i v Jai I WN -6 -.gs If -so E V 'A - A 1 1 4 I 7 lim 0 no Sd .u.,,llFo C' 'T 1-' is 0010: X55 F' - I ll f 1 T o 1 ' 1' 2159:-f ., ' TU' 'ifii . f X , , ' MARILYN RUTH MCGOUNI New .Y ' - . Brighton, Po., B.S., biology . . . VIC- ' ' ' 4, 1 .Y , TOR HERBERT MCINDOEZ Butler, -' Pa.g B.A., English , . . KATHRYN I V ' A . METHENY: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.S., education. i :': Wah - V .,,,,,, V. ii i , I. LW-. ooooooo . PFW 'R 1 ffl M GEORGE DUANE MILNES: E11- 3 wood City, Pa.g B.A., Bible . . . I ' MARJORIE JANE MOATS: Bea- ver Falls, Pa.g B.S., education . . . -5. EARNEST LOUIS MOLNAR: E11- - H wood City, Pa,g B.S., engineering. . x 's I I Ji I, 'ff 1- ' .4.a.9i,: Jn!- , . ,Z ., ,, , cg. N .L M nf ,, .,, CATHARINE JANE MORRIS: Ali- quippa, Pa.g B.S., education . . . JAMES,HENRY MORRISON, JR.: .. Ellwood City Pa.g B.S., economics. AGNES VICTORIA NOCERA: E11- . wood City, Pa.g B.S., education. vim ,af x ' H 'Z 1 1' i !. A GEORGE REA ORR, JR.: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.S., industrial engineer- ing . . . JOHN DOBBS PATTER- SON: Warnpum, Pa.g B.A., Bible . . . BRUNO JOSEPH PELAIA: Free- dom, Pa.g B.A., history. F Co skq .....l., ,,, -gi' 00 1 .I is 'ISIU 0 WILLIAM LAWRENCE PETCO- VIC: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.A., Bible . . . RUTH JO-ANN PHILLIPS: Zelienople, Pa.g B. A., English . . . BLANCHE O. POGEMILLER: Morning Sim, Iowag B.S., education. LOUIS JOSEPH RADNOTHY: Bea- ver Falls, Pa.g B.S., Biology . . . JACQUELINE JEAN RECHEL: Monaca, Pa.g B.S., education . . . OTTO EMIL ROCHOW: New York City, New Yorkg B.S., economics. JEAN CAROLINE ROSENBER- GER: New Brighton, Pa.g B.A., Spanish . . . JAMES RUSSELL ROSS: Pittsburgh, Pa.g B.S., indus- trial engineering . , . ALTA VIVIAN ROSSER: Portersville, Pa.g B.A., education. EUGENE RUDOLPH ROTONTO: Swissva1e,'Pa., B.S., psychology . . . ANTHONY RUBINO: East Roch-es- ter, Pa.g B.A., Spanish . . . LOIS HALCYON SARTWELL: Ellwood City, Pa.g B, A., Christian Education. Junlors PAULA LEE SCHEIDMANTEL: Rochester, Pa.g B.A., Spanish . . . KATHLEEN SCHMITT: Monaca, Pa.g B.S., biology . . . CATHERINE MARY SMITH: Chicago, Illinoisg B.S., business administration. DAVID MALCOLM SMITH: Bel- mont, Massachusettsg B. S., psycho- logy . . . SHIRLEY MAE SNOKE: Souderton, Pa.g B.A., English . . . CHARLES RAY STEELE: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.S., business administra- tion. ROBERT DALE SWERINGEN: Aliquippa, Pa.g B.S,, business ad- ministration . . . JOSEPH W. SZ- CZURKU: Beaver Falls, Pa.g B.S., business administration . . . DAVID WILSON TAYLOR: West Newton, Pa.g B.S., engineering. DIMIS LUNETTE TAYLOR: New Brighton, Pa.g B.A., history . . . HARRY A. TAYLOR: Darlington, Pa.g B.S., engineering . , . WILLIAM LESTER VOGT: Ellwood City, Pa.g B.S., business administration. Juniors DONALD ROBERT WEISBAKER: New Castle, Pa.g B.A., English . . . RUTH WHITE: Hickory, Pa.g B.A., English . . . WILLIAM WALTER WIMER: Ellwood City, Pa.g B.S., biology. FRANK EARL WRIGHT: Fombell, Pa.g B.A., English . . , MARSHA YEE: Ambridge, Pa.g B.S., educa- tion . . . CLYDE ANTHONY YOUNG: Aliquippa, Pa.g B.S. ed- ucation. MARION BROWN YOUNG: Bea- ver Falls, Pa.g B.S., education . . . WILLIAM WALLACE YOUNG: Butler, Pa.g B.S., business adminis- tration. William George Kelly 0tl1er Juniors Thomas George Allernan Joseph George Alstadt Byron Bernard Balco Marvin Irvin Braun Thomas M. Bruce Charles Robert Clapie Paul R. Curry William Frederick Dolan Robert Richard Duncan Anthony Falbo Jerry Farquhar Joseph Farquhar Howard Gwin Wilson Ellis Holbein Donald David Hughes Dawn M. Inabnet Donald Harold Ledrick Fred P. Mack Kenneth Paul Moshier Boghas Paul Mouradian Travis Lee Murphy Michael Palmer Nido John Raymond Oakes George Padezanin Francis Edward Partridge Robert Wayne Rankin Samuel Joseph Rosa Richard Schrama Paul Vernon Stevens Donald Francis Taylor Robert S. Venerose Jovan Vukmaravich William Roosevelt Pace, Jr. Richard Lee Kinkead In Memoriam The Junior Class was saddened by the death of Stanley J. Novich of Herminie, Pennsylvania. A graduate of Sewickley High School, he served in the United States Air Force for three years and was awarded the Victory Medal and the Japan Occupation medal. It is most tragic to the hearts of men when Death issues her re- lentless call in the years of youth. With a renewed sense of responsibility toward the days of life and opportunity that have been so graciously granted to us, we of the Junior Class will continue to strive to- ward a higher goal, bearing the tender memories of those who are no longer by our sides. William Andrew Wallace IISIU 0 N co cl? .uw QF 1 , 6? 36 aramlmy-hvc 0PHO 0RE OFFICERS President ...... Charles Sherrill Vice President ..Robert Marsano Secretary .......... Pat Sterrett Treasurer ...... S arah Snowden We the S ophomores, form an ' ant class at Gen import- eva, helping to direct act- ivities that fall into our hands. For in- stance, the Freshmen would have had a dreadful time if they hadn't had our guidance during Freshman Week. Yes, We have concluded that We are indispensable to Geneva and she is indispensable to us. In fact, We believe that this Christian co1- lege is tops. FIRST ROW: F. Weatherly, J. Kiefer, T. Israel, A. McDonald, R. Munell, D. Nichol, A. Makowiecki, R. Oliver, R. Campbell, S. Mineo, SECOND ROW: W. Palmer, J. Shira, R. Gross, J. Mandarino, R. Van Meter, E. Mihal- cin, A. Minotti, I. Caplan, THIRD ROW: R. Pollins, R. Mechling, G. List, W. Yaro, J. Bigley, R. Frederick, M. Ringer, FOURTH ROW: F. Kuna, R. Suchanes, R. Brown, R .Sapp, G. Westerlund, J . Waite, FIFTH ROW: W. Mann, N. Hutcheson, R. Voelker, D. Felker, H. Stewart, W. Hains, P. Mc- Farland, SIXTH ROW: L. Waite, T. Anderson, S. Thayer, J. Templeton, E. Schramm, W. Veith. Sopllomores FIRST ROW E Harrmgton A Blackwood N Smyth I B1ckerton M Stone D McIntosh J Stewart SECOND ROW S Snowden M Khnk M Tu1asosopo R L1nton M Kerr B Barr C Murdock R Shultz THIRD ROW M Bowers P Sterrett D Lockley M Caskey E Lathom E Carano S Smlth E Elhott FOURTH ROW C Wayne R Hanson D Gross W L1eb1er K Honchak F Rossx D E111s FIFTH ROW J Bal J Prlce R Clark J Patterson R Knowlson K Yonkee F Colon SIXTH ROW W Kuhar S. MaYaV1Ch K. Stem D. Haswell F. Jute S. Bednar P. W1nder. -S1 FIRST ROW: R. Sterrett, M. Reehl, B. Barile, A. Buccello, S. Lloyd, C. Jones, SECOND ROW: L. Stewart, J. Berchtold, M. Bisich, B. Watson, D. Arnold, B. Jackson, S. Kakiou, THIRD ROW: J. Byron, J. Bonnell, M. Cleland, K. Kerr, G. McCain, S. Shannon, Y. Lathom, G. Kotulis, FOURTH ROW: G. Goehring, R. Stone, H. Davidson, R. Marsano, C. Sherrill, D. Clendenning, A. Eberle, FIFTH ROW: D. Tress, W. Moss, M. Keiser, M. Wilson, F. Kroen, W. Walker, J. Vallelonga, SIXTH ROW: F. Clinard, A. Slade, C. Keefer, C. Bodnar, D. Fowler, D. Woods, D. Anderson. FREH E s 1 at x OFFICERS Upon entering Geneva, we Freshmen felt confident and self-reliant-only to fall victims to cruel upper classmen. We suf- fered through freshman week With its many examinations, our first registration, and the traditional initiation. On the brighter side there were the parties, lunch- eon, banquet, and thousand-mile Walk held in our honor. Throughout the semesters we have experienced new subjects, new professors, and many new friendships. After one year at Geneva We feel that We have become true Genevans, playing a vi- tal role in the life of the college we love. President ...... Wendell McBurney Vice President .......... Phil Gross Secretary ........ Ruth McBurney ' Treasurer ...... Jack Ramsey FIRST ROW: J. Watson, J. Barnard, G.. Vonakis, R. Varcony, M. Quinn, E. Shapiro, SECOND ROW: D. Brenner, J. Clancy, B. Johnson, R. McBurney, W. Gutch, R. Goehring, THIRD ROW: M. Hous- ton, P. Laughner, L. Taylor, S. Castronovo, C. arber, A. Ciarnacca, F. Peluso. FOURTH ROW: M. Perry, H. Newman, G. Tabay, E. Hackett, F. Er- win, M. Haluza, W. Kerns, FIFTH ROW: L. Capo, D. Gillespie, P, Gross, L, Stander, SIXTH ROW: R. Kline, T. Iseman, T. Knapp, T. Perrott, J. Ram- 'lliams, L. Brobst, D. Larabee. X.. ey, R, W1 In Memoriam A The Freshman Class was deeply griev- joy and eagerness of youth. Some must ed by the death of Agnes Jane McKee, find their star only to see it set into the January 8, 1952. The daughter of Mr. and very sea of life itself. Yet, beyond these Mrs. Isaac MCKSS, Agnes Came fI'0IT1 Al- skies and seas, We know the golden star monte, Ontario to attend Geneva College. of pure life with all its dreams, shines on have followed the rising star of hope within a firmament of faith. foreign land, in the Many and opportunity to a FIRST ROW: E. Way, C. dela Cruz, R. Young, D Kinard, R. Lockley, G. Jackson, J. Fassinger, M Van Dyke, SECOND ROW: A. Templeton, J Paterick, P. Gibson, E. Robb, M. Mitchel, THIRD ROW: S. Velazquez, J. Hardy, L. DeProspero, R Jackson, C. Cruikshank, W. McBurney, J. Larkin FOURTH ROW: C. Battilocchi, P. Blythe, B Gant, R. Davison, M. Chalmers, O. Barbarino C. Ross, R. Swartz, FIFTH ROW: J. Danie1,.G Richardson, J. Taggart, J. Martinkovich, C. Dan- iels, R. Park, R. McMasters, C. Huggins, P Math-ews, SIXTH ROW: R. Linarelli, P. Marshall T. Park, T. Clyde, R. Cather. ROW J. Shumaker, L. Downie, E. Willson fX f Cadley, P. Pellegrino, T.-Coleman Non Maj ors, D. Kristakis E. Davis C. Yo J ! ungJ D. Kanagy, P. Kennedy, G. B. Thompson, A. Di Amico, M. Milanovich, FOURTH Avedellas, G. Orphanos, D. R. Harper, A. Poholsky, J. Benson, D. Shuster, J. Israel, C, Taylor SIXTH P. Gault, D. Denhart, J. Monza, Molter eff, R. Murtha, T. Sontilli, C. White, Rf W, Kelmich. r' E ,L 1 'Q' 'f 9 'LJ' 'Q f l ' W-,:..44'nx,f, nu- hung.. ' ' I, ' 'lv , X 5' .y I, ! Q v,-' - !:q q f:5? :fAli:J .-:ig f fx w , . ,, All ll 1 b ' N ' , ww- gif ll Q 5 ' xg A3552 x A V4 Ln t 1, A Ns Q . W ,gm .al . - 51 -3, W- ,. 4, 3 ,wx jg-V... V 2 ...-w- --.4u...-1-. ,.Y I ..-.p.-- U. , ' 1 X K , E rl E' 1 5 A 1 I r 1 X 1 'll 4 ,a,wAg A F ,nl 4, '- , 1 , ' - 11, , ,,r '-r , Ufkf... I. .'flt,5-41,141 QKQQ?-,, r..g5,.'.Epb ff? '54 L,-Eff. L 21- fc' A 'N 1 JN -c- jj. 'r '. ,1 ' 41 ' f- 1 - fb Ez-ff' ff' .gm n 1 -, ,1 ' ,- TS T-U' 'ff 5 Fl . , , 5:- Q. 'di 5 Z tw? 51? 'AY iii r 'r 4 Tv - 1 J., vw 5 ,Ln J w x-Ik 'f I L., '. j, in 1, Y., v 49 u ff, 1 GI' -, --4 V : 1 -W v ,, ,. A H 1 . '- 17- W 'l M1 ljrx' 'fy L42 'f ' .,-j:1'f4 5' ilwmw--1 - - - :-cQ:1lizf:fQ1f-:Ff'F?'1. ':'k:3:.::: 'TT ' '-'f '.r:rgLL... b-.f. i':fr' QF 'iff If-'Qi' T122 ..,- M. .3 . ,- ..f.4:,,w r ' . .111-I ' nt-' ' .'- 1- .. , V:-:m . 111-1 IZATIO 4 W 1 -1 4 1 w f l i l N I w 1 w l w ' i , . , K ' Student Senate FIRST ROW: Mr. Saxton, W. Frazier, P. Lathom, J. Craig. SECOND ROW: M. Quinn, E. Elliott, T. Park D. Haswell V. Kennedy, E. Christodoulides, M. Tataseo. President ........ William Frazier Secretary .... Peggy Lathom The Student Senate, a self-governing organization of the student body, is com- posed of two representatives from each class and is this year under the leadership of Bill Frazier, president, and Peggy Lathom, secretary. To promote the democratic ideals, upon which Geneva was founded, is the aim of this Worthy organization. Young Men's Christian Association OFFICERS President ............ Jim Ross Vice President ...... Bob Morgan Secretary .... Norman Hutcheson Treasurer ........ Paul Anderson -.,..,,, -, I Y. M. C. A. is one of the several distinc- tive Christian clubs on campus. Its pur- pose is to aid in spiritual training for daily living. To carry out this theme, the club heard speakers, carried on discussions, and saw movies at their Weekly meetings. But this year's activities will be outstanding for it saw the merger of the Y. W. and the Y. M. into one organization. Separate meet- ings Were held first semester and joint meetings, second semester. These were presided over by the officers of each group alternately. The McKee Hall lounge or the homes of the sponsors furnished the places of meeting. FIRST ROW: D. Kerr, C. Paul, W. Onuska, O. Duncan, J. Kiefer, F. Decapio, A. Orosz, D. Harr- ington, W. Markham, E, Christodoulides, P. Mat- hews, W. Moss, G. Orr, R. Morgan. SECOND ROW: A. McFarland, P. Anderson, J. Ross, W. Allen, R. Edgar, D. Kristakis, J. Zagorski, J. Haz- lett, C. Kampmeyer, J, Foester, P, Pellegrino. THIRD ROW: J. Horner, S. Thayer, D. Edgar, G. Milnes, C. Young, R. Adams, N. Hutcheson, G. Westerlund, F. Erwin. Young Women' Christian Association K ,ing I .,,,. ,. n ' ' y 3 ,l ' 'P x X Y 1 F... A - M N -' sfgzaqf 'g 1 ,ra ',,,,,iQ a7,,qv...-,.a.-.- 'Mm -. .,, --V-..-4' -..,. . H-1-. - Q .. ff. H, uit . ,. . M FIRST ROW: M. Brown, J. McBride, R. Phillips, P. Lathorn, E. Way, E. Harrington, M. Long, R. Young, A. Blackwood, S. Cooper, A. Dodds, SEC- OND ROW: P. Sterrett, M. Moats, W. Kohne F. Dodds, K. Kerr, S. Snowden, G. Richardson, K Farls, F. Gilchrist, R. Dressler, J. Rosenberger, E Mooney. THIRD ROW: R. Geusen, D. Elliott, C Murdock, R. Shultz, C. Smith, K. Metheny, B. 9 Pogemiller, R. White, J. Craig, M. Onderka, McCain. The Y.W.C.A. had a full and pros? perous year. They, too, used the theme of better Christian living. They held the annual Big and Little Sister party, the Thousand Mile Walk, and from their treasury gave approximately three hundred dollars to the new dormitory fund. The Fash- ion Show in April was unique for it showed the masculine touch in the handsome escorts. OFFICERS President .................. Shirley Cooper Vice President .... Jean Fullerton Secretary ...... ...Mary Tresko Treasurer .. .... Ruth White Christian Service Union FIRST ROW: R. Dobson, R. Burns, E. Harrington, A. Black- wood, R. Phillips, M. Stone, J. Barnard. SECOND ROW: L. Phillips, R. George, E. Lathom, B. Miles, M. Caskey, E. Elliott, J. Rosenberger, THIRD ROW: W, Clyde, P. Mathews, R. Lin- ton, A. Templeton, R. Dressler, J. Watson. FOURTH ROW: T. Park, G. McFarland, B. Johnson, R. McBurney, E. Robb, M. Mitchel. J. Clancy. FIFTH ROW: B. McCracken. P. Robb. R. Davison, G. Richardson, C. Smith, R. Shultz, A. Siegel, F. Dodds, SIXTH ROW: J. Templeton, E. Broadberry, N. Hut- cheson, G. List, P. Anderson, P. Kennedy, R. Blair, A. McFar- land. L. Wolcott, D. Harrington, F. Gilchrist, B. Pogemiller. Tuesday evening is to the C.S.U. member an evening of spiritual enlightenment. Ministers and Christian laymen speak to them on topics that are vital to their spiritual welfare. 'Besides these meet- ings, the C.S.U. has social affairs such as a Christ- mas party and a Spring Banquet. The C.S.U. also sponsors the Gospel Teams. OFFICERS President ................... Bob McCracken Vice President ...... ....... E llen Lathom Secretary-Treasurer ...... Frances Gilchrist Gospel Team V FIRST ROW: R. Dobson, R. Burns, E. Harrington, A. Blackwood, R. Phillips, M. stone. SECOND ROW: L. Phillips, R. George, E, Lathom, B. Miles, M. Caskey, E. Elliott. THIRD ROW: G. McFarland, R. Linton, A. Templeton, R. Dressler. FOURTH ROW: B. McCracken, B. Johnson, R. McBurney, E. Robb, M. Mitchel, F. Gilchrist. FIFTH ROW: T. Park, P, Robb, R, Davison, G. Richardson, C. Smith, R. Shultz, A. Siegel. SIXTH ROW: J. Templeton, W. Clyde, N. Hutcheson, P. Anderson, P. Ken- nedy, A. McFarland, L. Wolcott, D. Harrington. The gospel teams are organizations with- in an organization. The Gospel Team is composed of seven teams of four students each. These individual teams visit the var- ious churches and Christian groups in Bea- ver Valley testifying of God's love and plan of salvation. This year Geneva and West- minster exchanged teams and profited greatly from this new relationship. Ellen Lathom deserves credit for managing this group effectively and efficiently. Pre-Ministerial Society OFFICERS President ............ Bob McCracken Vice President ...... Glenn McFarland Secretary-Treasurer ..Warren Wright r- r-109-3 Y FIRST ROW: L. Phillips, G, McFarland, R. Blair, G. Kelley. SECOND ROW: R, Burns, P. Anderson, B. McCracken, A. McFarland, G. Milnes, B. Marsano, B. Baker. Inspiration and fellowship is provided to students preparing to enter the ministry by the Pre-Ministerial Society. Insight into the duties and problems of the Christian min- ister was the principal topic of discussion at their monthly meetings. Various prominent speakers, mostly faculty members, present their views on the subject. Future Teachers of America I 3--3. sq FIRST ROW: N. Snowden, L. Work, C. Johnson, M. Yee M. McCoWin, Wilma Kohne. SECOND ROW: F. Dodds, B. Gant, M. Reehl, E. Way, R. Geusen, M Hassen. THIRD ROW: P. Lathom, G. McCain, A. Fox A. Nocera, S. Furman, A. Dodds, E. Mooney FOURTH ROW: M. Prato, M. Brown, M. .McClain, M Long, J. Morris, FIFTH ROW: R. Luciani, J. Mc- Bride J. Kiefer, M, Moats, M. Todorich, A. Black- wood: J. Fullerton, O. Herdt, N. Panico, R. Ketterer SIXTH ROW: Miss Hill, Dr. Mclsaac, B. Pogemiller K. Metheny, P. Wilkinson. OFFICERS President ...... Mary Alice McCOWin Vice President ...... Leona Weekley Secretary ..... . ...... Mary Prato Treasurer .... Robert Ketterer The Future Teachers of America is high on the active club list. The various events were: a Halloween Party, special programs every month, a banquet, the sale of corsages at Homecoming, tree planting, and the national F.T.A. conven- tion held at Westminster College. Women's Student Association SEATED: P. Wilkinson, J. Kirkpatrick, Dr Wylie, Mrs. Reagle, J. Ortelt, E. Oxley. STiaNDING: A. Burry, J. Rosenberger, J Ful t OFFICERS Joan Kirkpatrick Vice President .......... Judy Ortelt Secretary , President . . . . . . . . . . . ............Adelaide Burry Treasurer ...... ...... J ean Fullerton Senior Rep Em Lo' O l . .... .... y u X ey Junior Rep. ........ Jean Rosenberger Sophomore Rep. .... Patsy Wilkinson Freshman Rep. .. .... .J ane Barnard The purpose of this group composed of every Woman in the college is to r , P 0' mote a spirit of loyalty to Geneva. It sponsors a social event every month including teas parties the Sprin Fo 9 7 g r' mal and the May Day Ceremony. er on, J. Barnard. ueen 0E The Ma Miss Peggy Latham Ladies 0f The Court guru Q -hz 5, ,f . ,vs 5. mv if ' Sf? , ' ,.. as , W 'fm Mrs. Barbara Steele Scepter Bearer A ,',' 4 Miss Annette Lombardi Crown Bearer es. y e 0' l - . ' Mi s Kay Cleary 3 Miss Nancy Snowden .5,f- Miss Emmy Lou 0xley ik I -, Q Q . xl? H x g Jil i r ' 'AI' V if 1 5 W 'fy ML-T31 M - ,Fw Q Q , v iii ,TH 4 4 'f 1 A , um wig '11-'Y -X-':.--is' '.:,:: - 2 ,- Miss Clara 'l h ww Miss Julie McBride ? Pl QQ ? r ' - Vf E f l? is MM M N E Mrs. Nlarian Brooks s, ffif: Q gi M MML W 'rs- ' H 5, M . s 1 ,, i ff if 'Y fi iyii ' , , ,,r:: 1 Y' iff W 2 iiigz , - f Wien, ,, r:,, 1 225553. ,1-2' ,H ,:.: , ' , ww: mm W- H M F f J ti F Ti M' M gg ,I , S ' - Y ..vvQ e ,L-'Q' I MH X u M ZZA Q r M gp M M 2 i'K,x, dL,xx!W51-:gl-fi' :,..... fif Eli ,I 1 7 '-., L1 +-,,f-yr--.. V:-fyyf-If , M 1 M h:.':f::'-'0gf1--,- ,,,,.-'iw---'ffs-si-11:4g . M...-ff 'ii'i f fffrgffffff::.-E--ffl'-1'-'-' 7 ' TJ qw- W ' ' my-. , ,, ,. ,, ,, f' , Economics Club P OFFICERS President .......... Ed Broadberry Vice President ...... Frank Nocera Secretary-Treasurer ..Frank Colon The aim of the Economics society is to foster, encourage, and promote scholarship and good fellowship. Students who are doing advanced Work in economics or business administration are eligible for membership in this organization. FIRST ROW: F. No- cera, B. Edgar, Mr. S Lee, L. Wargo. SEC- OND ROW: L. Riley W. Onuska, A. Minotti THIRD ROW: Dr Clarke, C. Paul, D. Ellis, F. Rossi. Accounting Club That which is active is thought of as busy or energetic. This thought describes the Accounting Club personnel. Besides OFFICERS President ..... - .......... Tom Phillis Vice President . .. ,...C1arence Ohle Secretary ...... ...Catherine Smith Treasurer .. ........... Don Alben monthly meetings, they have enjoyed a picnic, field trip, baseball game, and the Spring Banquet. Selling ice cream at bas- ketball games and the annual Easter Egg sale occupied the remainder of their spare time. 'ex FIRST ROW: R. Campbell, J. Szczurku, C. Smith, R. Dressler, A. Lombardi, Mrs. Gault. R. Loughhead. D. Alben, SECOND ROW: D. Martin, T. Phillis, J. Breheny, lvl. uurkovac, S., Maravich, F. McGee. THIRD ROW: C. Ohle, H. Hanna, R. Pollins, W. Kuhar, G. Padezanin, A. Falbo: FOURTH ROW: J. Giuliano, C. Lynn, R. Sweringen, F. Bowie, K. Honchak. FIFTH ROW: L. Wargo, P. Robb, W. Onuska, R. Edgar. Engineering Club OFFICERS President .................. John Richter Vice President .. ......... John Butler Secretary .... .... N icholas Grubisha Treasurer ................ Edwin Kester This year seemed to be a year of firsts for the organizations of our college. The Engineering Society had their first banquet and has planned to make it an annual affair. Experienced engineers of this district have given freely of their time to speak to the members of this club and they have aided greatly in helping our future engineers know what will be expected of them by their employers. FIRST ROW: R. Goehring, N. Grubisha, P. Laughner, F. Greenwood, J. Butler, E. Mol- nar, D. Hobbs, J. Price, E. Christodoulides, R. Schrama, E. Kester, Mr. Hamilton, SEC- OND ROW: N. Smilak, R. Rankin, L. Wol- cott, R. Edgar, O. Rochow, G. Westerlund, W1 Allen, R. Martincek, R Duncan, D. Kinard, W. Moss, W. Clapie, A. Cimino, D. Taylor, Mr. Landgraf, J. Richter. Pre-Legal Society SEATED: A. Minotti, W. Onuska, L. Wargo, F. Rossi. STANDING: E, Broadberry, Dr. Clarke. OFFICERS President ............. , ...... Fred Rossi Vice President .......... Americo Minotti Secretary-Treasurer ...... Ed Broadberry The main goal of the Pre-Legal Society is to enlighten students in respect to the preparation for law school, the problems of a law student, and the opportunities offered by the legal pro- fession. Sponsored by Dr. Edwin Clarke, the Society serves as training for one of the Wor1d's oldest professions. Pre-Medical Society JN.. ,f OFFICERS President ................ Jack Sylvester Vice President .... .. ...... Toni Parisi Secretary ....... ...Frances McClure Treasurer . . . . . .Robert McMi11en ft.: T-fi 1 xi FIRST ROW: F. McClure, A. Parisi, G. List, R. McMil1en, J. Sylvester, SECOND ROW: K. Schmitt, B. Barr, C. Murdock, L. Radnothy, M. Nido, W. Athens, L. Myers, R. Miksch. THIRD ROW: R. Gross J. Shira, J. Waite, E. Mihalcin, J. Fassinger, J. Bigley, W. Yaro, W. Helmick, R. Ganelin, R. Owen, L. Hartman. An essential part of the pre-medical curriculum is that of the Pre-Med Society. Its objective is supplying information which will be beneficial to those students who are preparing for the professions of medicine, dentistry, and nursing. Student speakers as Well as eminent physicians, with their informatiive and interesting talks, held the attention of the members of this society at their monthly meetings. Chemistry Club President Vice Presi Secretary- OFFICERS Theodore D-albey . . . . . . . .Oswald Duncan dent Treasurer .... Frances McClure As an affiliate of the American Chemical ' tr Club Society, the members of the Chemls y held their own monthly meetings as Well as attending the A.C.S. regional meetings. Out- standing speakers provided information on ' ' h mistry is used today in the Ways 1n which c e d tr and in the field of medicine. A tour in us y ' dom Oil Co., was of inter- through tne Free est to all who attended. T Alleman J Waite, R. Park, M. FIRST ROW: . , . Nido, F. McClure, L. Myers, SECOND ROW: O. D lbe , J, Fassinger, J, Foester, M. Duncan, T. a y Braun, W. Yaro, J. Bigley. Nw Math Club The Math Club found the solution to one of the big problems of many organiza- tions, that of finances. This year fancy boxed candy was sold by the members of OFFICERS President .................. David Hobbs Vice President ...Gerald Gerasimon Secretary ............... Adelaide Burry Treasurer ..... Euripides Christodoulides the club at Christmas time. This is to be a regular activity, with the hopes of increas- ed sales in the future. The members are appreciative of the hospitality and kindness of their sponsor, Dr. William Cleland and his Wife. SEATED: E. Christodoulides, G. Gerasimon, J. But- ler, D. Hobbs, F. McClure, A. Burry, J. Farquhar. STANDING: Mr. Justis, C. Rizopoulos, J. Yee, R. Wenkhous, E. Coleman, E. Kester, E. Gault, J. Mc- Neill, J. Szczurku, E. Scheel, G. Orr. -T Rifle Club OFFICERS President .................... Jack Price Vice President ....... .... W illiam Schell Secretary-Treasurer ..... Richard Pollins 50 FIRST ROW: W. Schell, R. Park, F. Erwin, B. Watson R. White. SECOND ROW: Miss Nevin, F. Weatherly, J Price, Mr. C, Clifton, F. Clinard, R. Pollins. The Rifle Club started the year with a- bang. Through the cooperation of its mem- bers, the club has constructed their own rifle range here on campus. Matches with other college and independent teams high- lighted the year's activities. Boosters Club BONNIE HEATHER Our Mascot FIRST ROW: J. Lundberg, J. Smith, J. Ortelt, K Metheny, N. Snowden, A. Buccello, R. Phillips, C Johnson, SECOND ROW: R. Geusen, A. Douglass M. Reehl, M. Bentley M. Tataseo, P. Lathom, F Dodds, A. Burry, P. Sterrett, THIRD ROW: C. Wayne, M. Barrord, K. Cleary, A. Dodds, M. On- derka, FOURTH ROW: E. Mooney, G. McCain, D. Elliott, E. Harrington, W. Kohne, M. Stone, A. Blackwood, M. Onderka, FIFTH ROW: F. Gil- christ, K. Farls, M. Long, T. Hamilton, J. Craig, N. Smyth, I. Bickerton, R, Linton, E. Christodou- lides, T. Park, SIXTH ROW: J. Butler, G. Orr, F. Rossi, M. Prato, A. Nocera, B. Frazier, W. Onuska, F. Kroen, B. McCracken, SEVENTH ROW: G. Milnes, D. Kerr, K. Winograd, B. Edgar, W. Allen, A. McFarland, J . Szczurku, C. Sherrill. Bonnie Heather will be two years old in July. Although she is growing up, she is still very shy and high-strung. This is to be expect- ed of a pedigreed dog of this type. In her gold sweater, on which there is a white G , she attended all -the home football games. She also rode on one of the floats in the Home- coming Parade. 1 Boosters Club The largest organization on cam- pus, the Boosters Club, is made up of not only students but also many mem- bers of the faculty. Building school spirit is the purpose of this club. The annual Homecoming Parade, during football season, was the highlight of the club's activities for this year. FIRST ROW: H. McMahan, D. Martin, G. Fielding, R. Sweringen, C. Stein, C. Kel- baugh, J. Alstadt, SECOND ROW: R. John- son, J. Bruce, M. Moats, J. Kiefer, B. Barile, J. McBride, M. Brown, E. Way, G. DeSalle, F. Decapio, THIRD ROW: Mrs. J. Downie, M. McGoun, K. Steel, J. Berchtold, M. Bow- ers, A. Cimningham, R. Young, M. Moyer, FOURTH ROW: Dr. Mclsaac, L. Work, M. McClain, S. Craft, L. Chamberlain, J. Morris, N. Calve, FIFTH ROW: E. Oxley, D. Mclsaac, E Cararo S Snowden J Bonnell M Bisich SIXTH ROW F Partridge C Paul Mr Streissguth P Anderson H Gilbert D Ellis O Duncan R George R Dobson SEVENTH ROW E Davis L Zurga A Jernberg D Haswell A Orosz W Hams R Munnell D Edgar G Milnes H Stewart W Beggan 5' QQ Wv' OFFICERS President ............ Milton Moyer Vice President .. ., .... Nick Calve Secretary ...... ......... J oy Smith Treasurer .......... Nancy Snowden Publicity Manager ....... .. .. ...Thomas Streissguth 'ii Pep Club ff OFFICERS President .................... Paul Robb Vice President .... Kay Farls Secretary ...... .... J ane Bruce Treasurer . . . . . .... Paul Winder The Homecoming Queen ceremony, Dad's Day , All-Star Night, and Dime Day are some of the activities sponsored by this organization. These members also elect the cheerleaders and back them up in their drive for more enthusiastic cheering. FIRST ROW J. Ful- lerton, J. Bruce. SECOND ROW: C. Johnson, E. Harring- ton, W. Kohne, P. Winder. THIRD ROW: R. Young, K, Farls, N. Smyth, I. Bickerton, D. Arnold. FOURTH ROW: G. Milnes, P. Robb, J. Ross. 4' Cheerleaders 3 fb a Shown above are Geneva's four cheer- Kay Farls, these lively girls enthusiastic- leaders, Gerry DeSalle, Wilma Kohne, ally led the student body in rousing cheers Kay Farls, and Ruth Young. Under the at the football and basketball games. dership of head cheerleader excellent lea :zil:'.,11g'-55 . W W' 1? gy, L CLASS of '55 -5 A Xen: I , if 9, . U ,n Freshman F10a'C Homecoming Queen-Mary Kerr--Sophomore C. S. U. Float Engineerlng Float I Hifi' X , 1' 1' ' ,V V Alumni Hall Entrance Sophomore Float Boosters Float, Prize Winner 00 N- 4 L Win i lit C35 E5 QUEEN-MARY KERR Attendants, Wilma Kohne-Junior Barbara Steele-Senior , wmmwn . HEEEITEU B L nm asugmm: ETATIDN RBEE E..- E ning Dorm, Alumni Hall Radio Broadcasting Float Y.W.C.A.-Y.M.C.A. Float 101 02 OFFICERS President ............... Jean Vice President .... . . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . . . English Club Rosenberger . .Joy Smith Judy Ortelt Tom Phillis The English Club members are those in- terested in the study of literature and the development of creative Writing ability. Chimes is their official publication. There were monthly meetings including an even- ing at Dr. Solberg's, a Wiener roast at Sah1i's, and a banquet in April. FIRST ROW: J. McBride, M. Brown, M. Moats, J. Lundberg, J. Smith, J. Ortelt, A. Buccello, J. Ros- enberger, R. Phillips. SECOND ROW: M. Tataseo, A. Douglass, J. McDanel, K. Cleary, J. Bonnell, D. Elliott, H. Sartwell, R. White, L. Chamberlain. THIRD ROW: R. Mechling, E, Broadberry, A. McFar1and,'P. McFarland, F. Wright, J. Horner, J. Hazlett, Dr. Solberg, T. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: H. Gilbert, R. Korby, C. Kamprneyer, A. Orosz, T. Phillis, M. Moyer, F. Decapio, N. Calve. OFFICERS Those Spaniards interest- ed in gaining a better' under- standing of the Spanish lan- guage 'and people belong to the Spanish Club. Their activ- ities this year Were many and varied including the tradition- al Fiesta in March, a Banquet in February, and the monthly meetings with outside speak- ers. Miss Haugh and Mrs. Zahn were the co-sponsors of this organization. FIRST ROW: J. McDanel, L. Chamberlain, M. Bowers, R. Jackson. SECOND ROW: J. Man- darino, R. Johnson, C. Wayne, B. Barile, P. Kennedy, J. Rosenber- ger. THIRD ROW: C. Battilocchi, M. Quinn. FOURTH ROW: R. Luciani, M. Prato, C. Ross, L. Downie, L. DeProspero, W. Mc- Burney, C. Young. FIFTH ROW: H. Sartwell, J. Bonnell, L. Riley, K. Farls. SIXTH ROW: S. Mineo, J. Morrison, J. Horner, R. Steele, T. Clyde, T. Park. Treasurer .Blanche Pogemiller ent ..... Frank Decapio Business Manager President ........ ............. M arilyn Bowers . . . . .Mary Jean Tataseo Publicity Manager .Kay Cleary .............. Doris Arnold FIRST ROW: F. Decapio M, Moyer, A. Buccello, B Pogemiller, E. Oxley, D Arnold, S. Cooper, S Snoke. SECOND ROW: E. Davis, A. McDonald R, Swartz, R. Linarelli D. Mclsaac, K. Cleary THIRD ROW: L. Wargo Mrs. Zahn, M. Soles, T Bisceglia, F. Rossi, M Hassen, R. Munnell, H Stewart, M. Tataseo FOURTH ROW: L. Mc- Cullough, W. Beggan, W Hains, C. Paul, A. Orosz D. Nichol, R. Kinkead FIFTH ROW: R. McMas- ter, T. Israel, D. Gillespie P. Cortazzo, J. Kiefer, O Barbarino, J. Oakes. I03 1, ? F, v -KX 44 French Club FIRST ROW: Mrs. Zahn, Mrs. Ripper, SECOND ROW: J. Mandarino, A. Burry, P. Winder, M. Tataseo, W. Wright, M. Cleland, J. Rosenberger, S. Contino. OFFICERS President Paul Winder Vice President Joe Mandarino Secretary-Treasurer Mary Cleland - Le Circle Francaisn is under the leadership of Mes- dames Ripper and Zahn. Attractive programs-plays, French films, songs, various games-stimulated an inter- est in the French people and their customs. Chess Club 04 To improve their standing, through competition, is the aim of the members of the Chess Club. At the time this is being Written, the members of the club are hoping to represent Western Pennsylvan- ia in the state tournament, which is to be held in the spring. E. Gault, W. Onuska, L.Wargo i Psychology Club FIRST ROW: . y , . , ROW: K, Schmitt, Miss Louden, D. Weis ' C. Wayne, J. Ortelt, J. i if? D Ta lor Dr Wylie SECOND baker, D. Elliott, Smith. OFFICERS President ................ William Young Vice President .... Dimis Taylor Secretary ...... ..... A bbie Miller Treasurer .... Cathy Wayne Making its initial debut this year, the Psychology Club elected William Young as its leader. The advisors are Dr. Wylie and ' ' the Miss Louden. At its monthly meetings club studied all fields of psychology. I0 0 FIRST ROW: E. Chris- todoulides, B. Pelaia, SECOND ROW: F. Col- on, D. Taylor, R. Mech- ling, P. Pellegrino, I-I. McMahan, F. Green- wood, THIRD ROW: L. DeProspero, E. Broad- berry, A. Minotti FOURTH ROW: Mr. D Carson, OFFICERS President ....,........ Floyd Greenwood Vice President. .Euripides Christodoulides Secretary-Treasurer .....,.. Dimis Taylor Business Manager .... ..... F rank Colon Debate Club Resolved: That the Federal Government should adopt a permanent program of wage and price control. This topic was debated intramurally and intercollegiately this year by the Geneva debaters under the guidance of Mr. David Carson. lntrarnurally they de- bated at their weekly meetings. Intercollegi- ately they participated in tournaments at Lehigh University, Kent, Bowling Green, Princeton, and at a national tournament at Mary Washington College, Va. Radio Broadcasting Club OFFICERS Station Manager .... Robert Ganelin Program Director .... Donna Elliott Secretary ........... Joann Stewart Treasurer... ......... Jane Bruce Librarian ............... Jane Morris Publicity Director .... Dimis Taylor One of the most active and progressive organizations on campus in 1951-52, was the Radio Broadcasting Club. With Don Kennedy acting as both labor and management , a radio studio was constructed in the annex of Alumni Hall. With the kind help of the local radio station, the weekly broadcasts, which are a part of the interesting activities of this club, can now originate on campus. FIRST ROW: F. Colon, J. Szczurku, L. Radnothy, D Martin, M. Braun, N. Calve, M. Moyer, R. Johnson SECOND ROW: J. Stewart, J. Morris, P. Lathom, D Arnold, D. Elliott, J. Ortelt, J. Lundberg, L. DePros pero, S. Velazquez, J. Daniel, Miss Hill, J. Bruce, THIRD ROW: T. Anderson, D. Smith, W. McBurney, W. Onuska G, Westerlund, J. Giuliano, R. Ganelin, G. Milnes, C Sherrill, F. Greenwood Chapel Highlights Friday Chapels this year ranged from stu- dent talent to television stars. Because of the variety in the programs, the student reaction was very favorable. Shurtleff-Professional Wrestler . , gf ww ij 1 :-: Q , 2 Irving Barnes-Baritone Kotov-Russian Lecturer 'Ta 5 Kiwi: I 4 . .. H if Aga .. W t li W Dr. Hepbron-Criminologist Freshman Initiation he he 1. .L i 4 i ,Qu Xfxx Frill and Dagger The Frill and Dagger Society has a limited membership of twenty-five students based on points received for participation in play produc- tions. This may consist of acting, costuming, col- lecting props, painting scenery, applying make- up, advertising, or selling tickets. OFFICERS President ............. A ...... J oy Smith Vice President .... ....... J udy Ortelt Secretary ................ Peggy Lathorn Business Manager .......... Don Martin 'Q' 0 Director-William Clark Technical Director-Isabel Frill and Dagger I 1 SEATED: C. Johnson, M. Brown, J. McBride, M. Moats, P, Lathorn, W. Kohne, R. Dressler, J. Bruce, STANDING: D. Martin, H. McMahan, J. Ortelt, M. Onderka, J. Morris, J. Lundberg, C. Sherrill, R. Ganelin. Gus Award The tradition of Gus is now in its third year. Annually the student body votes on the best play of the year to be presented with Gus , Geneva's equivalent to the Oscar. The first year You Can't Take It With You won and last year Kind Lady received the award. The plays this year which will be Voted on are The Fatal Weakness , All My Sons , and The Heiress? The voters consider quality of the show, acting, set design, and over all entertainment. 3-df, .u J. , - -er' -' V Y . .air Y f '-'11-nl V 9: e-if-5 -4 ' , S I L '1 Mus, . i Q .A , ' . arf 'Y ' . 1 ., . 5 ' Qf' 17 , ' -F.. .'g.:L..s4:-z..1-,, Y 1 'I I 66The Fatal Weakness This play is the story of marriage and divorce. Mr. and Mrs. Espen- shade discover the pitfalls of marrying someone whom you do not understand. However, their daughter's marriage is saved through the failure of their own. The weakness is that of Mrs. Es- penshade who loves weddings and attends even the weddings of strangers. CREW: FIRST ROW: J. Stewart D. Elliott, M. Onderka, J. Morris W. Kohne, SECOND ROW: N Snowden, S. Cooper, M. Young, J McBride, M. Moats, M. Long, K Metheny, J. Bonnell, R. Dressler J. Bruce, THIRD ROW: C. Sher- rill, T. Park, E. Mooney, R. Geu- sen, S. Snowden, F. Greenwood N. Hutcheson, FOURTH ROW: F Peluso, D. Cadley. CAST: Don Martin CMr. penshadel, Jean Daniel C1 nab, Peg Lathom CPenny Joy Smith CMrs. Espenshade Doris Arnold CMrs. Wentz Ray Johnson CV-ernonb. All My Sons CREW: FIRST ROW: E. Mooney, M. Young, M. Long, J. McBride, J Ortelt, M. Onderka, J. Lundberg N. Snowden, SECOND ROW: J Daniel, D. Martin, J. Price, D Cadley, C. White W. Schell, F Greenwood, D. McIntosh. CAST: FIRST ROW: Char- les Sherrill CGeorg-eb, Lois Work CLydiaJ, Jane Bruce CSueJ, Donna Elliott CKateJ , Ray Johnson CChrisJ, SECOND ROW Tom Park CFrankD, Jim Patterson CJimD, Herbert Gilbert CJoeJ g missing from photo: Joan Bonnell CAnnJ. ' x 1? , ,J 1 ' I' .1 U , K X 4, I 3 ., Wikib7li. 'iIl'ii7'ib- :Lf W V 99 This play concerns the lives of a rather Wealthy family following World War II and the death of one of their sons. Only tragedy could follow the gradual discovery by the returned son, Chris, of his father's indirect responsibility for the death of his brother, many other flyers, and the imprisonment of his partner. Nj Ei' 4 In seeking to find a husband who will love her, Catherine Sloper, the heiress, is handicapped by her father's contempt for her and her own insecurity. This engrossing drama explains how she finds and loses that love, then later with an- other chance rejects it again. 65 The Heiress INC? mid ivi-2 on CREW: FIRST ROW: D. E1- liott, H. Sartwell, S. Cooper, J. Bonnell, J. Stewart, M. Onder- ka, J, Daniel, P. Lathom, L. Riley, SECOND ROW: T Park, F. Peluso, J. Price, G Milnes. CAST: Don Martin QDr. Sloperb, Joy Smith CCather- ineb, Chuck Sherrill CMor- risb, Judy Ortelt CMrs. Montgomeryj, Doris Arn- old CMrs. Alrnondb, Doris McIntosh CMariaJ, Mabel Pryor CMrs. Pennimanb, Howard McMahan CAI'- thurb, Joanna Lundberg CMarionJ. 1 A w 'Y-r I um' N u ff A 1 -.g g , LZ' :'i3i?:??Z?3ZE W V 5:if3Fi,3,1-'f.11, ' gf kk Wifsisfgfifi , ' iEg,,V2,5,3i ,,1:: , ::Q1f,Q1. LLW, A 553351222532 '- Y 1 ,917 5' 941:-7:13 . N , U, -.,--pfzf-W.-.-1-r . V- ff JE Y : - ' 'ff' 'V-19f?ZT1w N iii aff., - wr,-. Q 1- 'W l IC MQ? 'AP x D Sfxiu Agate ll I ' gain 1 .3xe if Y rf' lg ll, 4' B - za 116 The Music Department rates at the top in extra- curricular activities at Geneva. Instrumental, vocal and mixed ensembles accounted for many trips to cities for and near for concerts. A drive to Kansas for the Genevans , West Virginia for the march- ing band, and numerous places for Collegiate Time , made this a Well-rounded year. Swing Band FIRST ROW: B. Burgess, C. Cruikshank, E. Schramm, D. Harkin L. Stewart, C. Wayne. SECOND ROVV: D. Denhart, B. Frazier, Kerr, J. Szczurku, B. Kerns, J . Mandarino, E. Parrott, F. Partridg Band r' M ' ' '-f -- 1l ...L ., ,. Q---v YY nf, i ' L . i 1 FIRST ROW: A. Blackwood, B. Frazier, D. Den- hart, L. Stander, W. Kerns, M. Poppe, SECOND ROW: J. Ross, L. Chamberlain, N. Hole, R. Mor- gan, J, Manderino, A. Siegel, J. Burke, D. Pengi- dore, THIRD ROW: D. Kerr, A. Cunningham, J. n ist H Gilbert K Steel D Bonnell, J. Ster qu , . , . , . Cline. S. Furman, P. Wilkinson, J. Templeton, FOURTH ROW: C. Kampmeyer, E. Parrott, R. Park, G. Orr, E. Coleman, G. Fielding, R. Swer- ingen, R. Mechling, R. Blair. One of the busiest musical organ- izations on the campus is the Band un- der the direction of Buddy Kreps. With practices every Tuesday night they have prepared a lot of entertainment for both campus and valley citizens. At all football games the Band provided half- time formations and stirring marches. Also the Band presented a concert in March to round out its many activities. i- I ij Z.. .,, OFFICERS President ................... George Orr Secretary-Treasurer ....... Kathryn Steel Librarian ............ ..... S hirley Craft Band Managers... .... George Milnes Fred Kroen it Drum Majors and Majorettes V ,ga N N I5 ,.. ,, A. Miller, B. Barile, A. Buccello, M. Quinn, D. Cadley H ,X My Y' ,- , 91' What adds more sparkle to a parade or a football game than dash- ing drum majors and high-stepping major- ettes. With their batons twirling and glistening in the sun and the gold and White colors flash- ing they quicken the heartbeat of the most unconcerned spectator in the crowd. Director LOUIS KREPPS, JR. First you see him hurrying toward Alumni Hall then back again to Old Main, now heading for Johnson Gym, al- ways carrying important- looking papers under his arm -yes, that's Buddy Krepps, director of the Band, Orches- tra and other smaller ensem- bles on Geneva's campus. Buddy is also the founder of Collegiate Time . flrchestra FIRST ROW: C. Wayne, G, Westerlund, A. Siegel, E Coleman J Sternquist K Steel, C. Kampmeyer, SECOND ROW: R. Blair, T. Anderson D Pengidore D Den hart, W. Frazier, P. Lindeman, E. Calvin, THIRD ROW J Hartzell G Orr P Howarth. It was music like Desert Song and HEX- for the Spring Concert which was given 1n cerpts from 'Carmen' that occupied the the latter part of March The group this year time of the Orchestra during their Weekly consisted of about 18 members rehearsals. Many hours were spent preparing Mixed Quartet The Geneva Mixed Quartet was a combination of four people who would almost rather sing than eat. They made their appearance at the Christmas Party and also at various club meetings in the valley. They presented variety as well as good close harmony. The Quartet was comprised of Alice Smith, Bob Mc- Cracken, Armour McFarland, and Siola Velazquez. .... ss, .,,, .G . 2 Genevans FIRST ROW: M, Yee, K. Farls, J. Rosenberger, M. Tuiasosopo, Y. Lathom, R, White, J. Craig, D. Arnold, J. Taggart, S. Velazquez, B. Miles, P. Blythe, M. Stone, SECOND ROW: L. DeProspero, M. Kerr, S. Snoke, B. Pogemiller, R. Shultz, B. Watson, R. McBurney, C. Wayne, M. Bowers, E. Lathom, J. Smith, THIRD ROW: F. Partridge, P. Kennedy, F. Peluso, J. Shira, P. Gross, P. Ander- son, C. Kampmeyer, F. Kroen, H. Hanna. FOURTH ROW: D. Harrington, G. McFarland, H. Bricker, D. Shuster, K, Fowler, A. McFarland, R. Adams, D. Kanagy. Neath the moon on the campus ground , this familiar strain brings back memories of the beautiful blending of 40 voices known as the Genevans. Many hours were spent in Alumni Hall as director Alfred H. Johnson sought for perfection. Then the reward came, the Western tour with fun for all, ending with a brilliant home concert in April. OFFICERS President .. .............. Bill Liebler Secretary ............ Jean Rosenberger Business Manager .......... Bob Stone Assistant Business Manager'.Fred Kroen Librarian ..... V .............. Kay Farls Publicity Manager- .... Joy Smith . Glee Club .,. , Y,..,Y 6 Another group of singers that makes up a vital part of Geneva's xiii ,1 -I music is the Glee Club. This group 1, was revived this year and has provid- Q ed an opportunity for all students, who like to sing, to join a choir and iii ' get practice with trained leadership. This group, comprised of 20 students, made numerous appearances during the year. OFFICERS President .............. Mary Prato Vice President .... Walt Carter Secretary ............ Agnes Nocera Business Manager ........ Jim Ross FIRST ROW: R. George, M. Prato, A. Nocera, Miss Gear- hart, S. Cooper, B, Gant, M. Mitchel, SECOND ROW: W Onuska, R. Mechling, F. Colon, A. Minotti, R, Blair, R Morgan, R. Dobson. fig Residences McKee Hall 5435- OFFICERS Senior President Lois Work Junior President Frances Gilchrist Sophomore President Ellen Lathom Freshman President Ruth McBurney aria FIRST. ROW: C. Robinson, M. Soles, J. Kirkpatrick, E. Oxley, B. Po emiller A. Lombardi F Dodds SECOND R W g , , . h , O : F. Gilchrist, L. Work, F. McClure, J. Craig, B. Miles, R, George, A. Parisi, S. Snoke C. Smith, R. White, G. Elliott, V. Rosser, J. Fullerton. rv 5 FIRST ROW: M. Stone, D. Mc- Intosh, M. Kerr, I. Bickerton, N. Smyth, D. Arnold, B. Watson, M. Klink, L. DeProspero, E. Har- rington, B. Gant, D. Lockley, E. Way, M. Tuiasosopo, SECOND ROW: B. Jackson, R. Linton, C. Murdock, R. Shultz, B. Johnson, S. Velazquez, J , Daniel, M. Poppe, J. Clancy, R. Davison, J. Barn- ard, G, Richardson, R. Young, A. Templeton, J. Watson, M. Mit- chel, R. McBurney, B. Barr, E. Lathorn. McKee Hall is the most popular habitat on campus for men. The girls' dormitory this year houses 62 residents. Mrs. Saxton, as housemother, sees much activity, with dining hall and Women's rooms in the same building. N0llTll IIALL FIRST ROW: N. Grubisha, D. Taylor, B. Cimino, J. Butler, J. Kiefer, SECOND ROW: E. Rotonto, D. Smith, A. Mc- Donald, Mrs. Martin, S. Ference, G. Lawrence, THIRD ROW: F. Decapio, D. Harkins, F. Colon, R. Edgar, O. Rochow, R. Burns, W. Mann, D.,Fe1ker, B. Munnell, E. Polonac, B. Hains, D. Edgar, T. Israel. FIRST ROW: J. Templeton, G. Kelley, H. Bricker, SEC- OND ROW: P. Robb, B. Palmer, H. McMahan, F. Nocera, A. McFarland, R. George, D. Hobbs, THIRD ROW: B. Van Meter, E. Broadberry, R. Gross, D. Martin. Patterson Lodge The largest men's dorm- itory on campus put up with some 40 students this year. These upperclassmen along with the housemot-her, Mrs. Martin, are looking forward to the new dorm next year. The upperclass men's rooming house played host this year to 32 students. The uofficers' club is kept in line by Mrs. Wylie, housemother. Birthday parties were the fad of these scholars. I2 4 George Manor E. Mihalcin, J, Waite, L. Wolcott, P. Winder, P. McFar- land, R. Oliver. ' fist ' i FIRST ROW: B. McDonald, K. Barner, Mrs. Schaal, R. Blair, E. Christodoulides, SECOND ROW: J. Ross, R. Sapp, D. Mechling G. List. Alumni Hall Aff' 1. A aL- .aLl. TL'..,...aLf,.aLc. Jig . 51 fer -me W '1 P e The House on the Cor- ner held six men students on the second floor during the first semester. The first floor is used as an apartment for a college couple, who look after the fellows upstairs. With varieties ranging from men's rooming quar- ters to piano lessons and G-enevans' practice, this dorm keeps active. Win- ning the Dorm Decoration Trophy at Homecoming Was the highlight this year. sw- ' With only the tennis courts separating them from the campus, the men of the Fallon House have a fine view of the new Mens' Memorial Dorm. The Freshmen dorm has become noted for extra- curricular activities a ft e r midnight. Dorm raids, Freshmen rides and parties, are just a few headaches of housemother, Mrs. Patter- son. Fallon House N. Hutcheson, D. Harrington, E. Mihalcin, Mrs. Fallen R. Pollins, G. McFarland. l -me FIRST ROW: B. Kline, C. Ross, R. Harper, W. McBur- ney, SECOND ROW: D. Kinard, R. Williams, L. Stander, B. Jackson, J. Fassinger, T. Park, C. Cruikshank, F. Erwin, C. Huggins, R. Park, P. Kennedy, THIRD ROW: R. McMasters, L. Brobst, O. Barbarino. Northwood Hail r.. v K A , 1 , Hx -, V., KU ' -. VVNDERGRA P,u-'B-4 'CA 1j Editor ' ' ' X .nm 1 W1 E J f . , w X A5M1THf ' , ,1,550CiN3,1jeA di-.t5 , X r' A A , M . ,A X i.. 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' it Staff College Editors: Dimis Taylor, Ruth Phil- lips: Art Editor: Ray Johnson, Activities: Jean Fullerton, George Orr, Armour Mc- Farland, Drama: ,Joanna Lundberg: Music: Bob McCracken: Athletics: Ruth White, Ray Johnson: Business Staff: Shirley Snoke, Bob Ganelin. fb. Under the leadership of Editor Jean Rosenberger, the 1952 Junior Class publi- cation made rapid progress. P-Day, one of the many editorial headaches, was a fea- ture of the year, with individual senior and junior pictures following close behind. The staff, chosen from the Class of '53 worked many hours in typing copy, count- ing words, cutting pictures, and pasting layouts. p 129 0 l1iljll0S Q.. V L .V ' i ' .'4v'V ABOVE: D, Elliott, Editorg H. Sartwell, Business Manager. 'N BELOW: R, Ganelin, J. Ortelt, F. Weatherly. Absent frond photofi J. QFAZ Taggart. 1 ea ,, me :ww ' 4 7. . The English Club's i annual publication for 1952 was highlyhpublicized by the many signs on Campus. Seeking student talent, the club. offered a prize to the one .writing the best poem, article, or story, which they pub- lished. This addition to the department of English has gainedirapid popularity since its debut two years ago. lu x , M Published four times a year, the Alumnus keeps the grads infqrmed about what is happening at Genevaf Mrs. Janet Downie, editor, publishes pictures and articles of in- terest to past, present, and? future students of Geneva. She also invites Alumni LiW M quets, collects their dues, and Servems a All friend to all on Campus. il - t S e ,ffeili use . ' . - -W my .Cir .xg - 1 in ,Q I In ,Tim Q , , '-MW, 1 ,ff gi - 1i,,gig- l '-Fzger ' V .A I ,fx 511.3 .s 3 xx M, L! A, is rin 5.53: 1 P at ,-,X zxfrfj-29?-JN ,gun - HM , '- ' ,iii ' MM - , 1 Q ., , . .4 -' .- ' -- r r QI i , V-- , ..L,. ,, .i W nf ,lg a r . , , an iiifiw ' maxi-if ' mmf I .yum 1: we :realm . V ss ,521 if xx ' :gym 'p nl K -fail' Q isa fem Agrgk A A, kv, M, . 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The results of the past season do not show the hard Work and heart that coaches and players put into every practice session and game. 1951-52 Season Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Rider ........ 44 Waynesburg . 7 Grove City .. 0 Wash-J eff. . . .16 West Virginia 89 Westminster .35 Behtany ..... 14 Football FIRST ROW: S. Klipa, B. Delvechio, M, Hassen, P. Laughner, A. Cimino, R. Thomp- son, J. Lascola, A. Zarone, SECOND ROW: J. Shumaker, D. Ledrich, A. McDon- ald, B. Munnell, E. Smilek, Ray Peduzzi, Ron Peduzzi, THIRD ROW: K. Brophy, B. Matsey, J. Eakin, G. Lawrence, D. Slaughter, R. Nichol, FOURTH ROW: H. Rockenhauser, D. Nichol, P. Cortazzo, FIFTH ROW: AR. Nocera, B. Steffen, T. Israel, J. Kiefer, A. Campos. Geneva College's 1951 Covenanters fin- V ished a tough season of football with a record of two wins and five losses. After losing their first two starts, the Covies caught fire and copped the next two. Then they felt the sting of three successive defeats, one by the powerful West Virginia Moun1:aineers . The Homecoming game was won for the second straight year. This time it was Grove City who tasted defeat, 19-0. Assistant Coach CLIFF AULTMAN .139 W V uh., ... w ' gk ' ' ' ' 1 1. nn.-J-2-.u,.....: 1 gf V I W N- llifensive Team Slaughter Brophy 140 Rockenhauser . Defensive Team ' SIaughter 1 EEQQQW ' X 42 Play 'Em Rider For their initial start of the season the Covies entertained a veteran Rider College eleven who were seeking revenge for last year's upset. And get re- venge they did-to the tune of 44-0: It was a long evening for the Geneva boys as the Trenton, New Jersey team steamrollered their way to victory. Wayneshurg It was a very cold night when Waynesburg invaded Reeves Stadium. The Covies got off to a fast start with a T.D. in the first period. The score remain- ed 6-0 Geneva, until the last two minutes when a desperation pass garnered a score. The extra point was added and the Gold and White ended on the short end of a 7-6 score. Grove City Appropriately enough, the Covies came into their own with a victory on Homecoming Day. Amid all the pageantry, the Geneva passing attack caught fire as Bob Steffen caught two touchdown aerials from Pat Cortazzo. The entire game was dominated by the Covies and a perfect day ended on a sweet 19-0 note. 0ver Again Washington and Jefferson i Number two was added to the win side of the ledger after a visit to the W gl J campus. Com- bined air and ground power completely baffled the Prexies. The highlight of the afternoon was a spectacular 90 yard second half kick-off return by Ol' Re- liable Archie Zarone. The sun- ny afternoon proved to be just what the doctor ordered and the Covies returned home with a 27-16 triumph over Slim Ran- som's charges. West Virginia This day proved to be the turning point of the season. So much has been said concerning this game and it has been re- played so many times that it is hardly necessary to say more. An eternity of football was squeezed into that afternoon as the Covies fell before the on- slaught of the Mountaineers 89-0. It was only too obvious that the hard fighting Genevans had jumped far out of their class that afternoon. Westminster Still feeling the sting of the preceding game, the Gold and White found themselves falling in defeat before the charges from New Wilmington. The Cov- ies tried vainly to find them- selves and avenge the previous defeat, but when the smoke had cleared the scoreboard read Westminster 35, Geneva 0. I4 4 Pictured at the right are George Lawrence and Archie Zarone. George Lawrence was named honorary captain of the 1951 football team. Back Archie Zarone received honorable mention on the All State team. Honors Bethany For its last encounter of the season the Geneva squad travel- ed to Bethany, West Virginia. Scoring a touchdown in the first half and another in the second, the Bisons extended the losing string to three in a row. The 14-0 score ended the season and the Gold and White found them- selves with two wins and five losses. The season ended on a personal sour note for Captain George Lawrence who suffered a broken ankle. 7 fi Ron Nocera, at the far left, and Lou Campos were also recipients of All State honorable men- tion. On the field Ron Nocera was our depend- - able center, while Lou Campos held down one of the guard positions. W is X ' Athletic Director Being Athletic Director should be enough for any man, but Clifford J. Aultman also handles the jobs of assistant football coach, head basketball coach, and tennis men- tor. A favorite son of Geneva sports, Mr. Often over looked and under praised are the hard Working football managers. Pictured at the right is one of the Senior Managers, Dave Mclsaac. The other managers were Frank De- capio, Phil Lindeman, Howard Stewart, and Bob Voelker. Aultman is serving his second year as director of Geneva athletics. Mr. Aultman resides in New Brighton with his Wife and three sons. 'I4 4 Coach Cliff Aultman Geneva After a slow start, Geneva's Gold and White cagers copped seven straight vic- tories near the end of the season to estab- lish a mark of twelve Wins and eleven losses. Their late season Win streak earn- ed the Covies a playoff game with Clarion for a N.A.I.B. tournament bid. The Gen- eva five bowed to the Clarion team 87-75, but not' before giving the visitors a scare with a tremendous second half comeback. Highlight of the season was the never-say- die spirit the Covies showed against the highly touted Duquesne Dukes. FIRST ROW: H. Stewart, P. Kinkead, T. Skinner, Joe Farquhar, Jerry Farquhar, SECOND ROW: G. Fielding, P. Stevens, R. McCracken, J. Glasow, J. Galagaza, D. Mclsaac. Basketball l i 'fbe Scoreboard 'The Geneva 55 Carnegie Tech .... 69 Geneva Geneva 52 Eastern Geneva New Mexico Geneva Geneva 71 Allegheny . Geneva Geneva 69 Westminster Geneva Geneva 76 Youngstown Geneva Geneva 48 Duquesne . Geneva Geneva 61 Youngstown Geneva Geneva 72 Carnegie Tech . . . Geneva Geneva 76 Slippery Rock . .. Geneva Geneva 60 Wash-J eff ...... M Geneva Geneva 64 Maryland State . . Geneva Geneva 70 Westminster, . . . . Scoreboard Pitt ....... Waynesburg LaSalle . . . Juniata Gannon . . . Bethany . . Grove City Waynesburg Bethany . . Edinboro . . Duquesne . Clarion . . . 147 GENEVA 48 7.734570 Tom Skinner Pete Kinkead, , x 'J D, - X Dave Mclsaac MSW QV Paul Stevens Qi YI' John Glasow George Fielding '51-'52 Joe Farquhar Bob McCracken John Galagaza The 1952 Basketball Queen MISS KAY CLEARY BASKETEEBS Jerry Fa'rquha'r 'S'Q5j- ' 'T If f 149 J ayvee Squad J E941 ysxnawq? 51.494 if QLSEWZ My 61 W WWE QQNEWQ Qi 0 ini' R. McMasters O. Barbarino, L. Brobst, L. McCullough, S. Yukich, C. Huggins, R. Williams, W. Hains, E. Mullins. Providing thrill-a-minute preliminaries to the varsity games became a habit with this 1year's J ayvee squad and many spectators arrived early at the local gym to Watch these boys per- form. av- . ,,,.. 31, ,. ff' A ,. '- r . . JH ' ' - . f-:neg JL-. ' ' - - it-V -1 ' we X is . . ' fx 4 . ' ., ,X H ,V . f::G5L... inf - ,mil ff: Wu., ' 's A my . 'N' W Q vi 'x -an I Qii WALT WEST Molding future Geneva cage stars is nothing out of the ordinary for J ayvee coach Walt West. In his four years of coaching, he has done much to lighten the load put on the shoulders of head coach Cliff Aultman. Pictured at the left are the basketball man- agers: Joe Zagorski and Paul Robb. r 3571 n. -Snr 5: u , ', w. li ww. ? Hx fi 1 1 Nw' :QW 'fy 0 'J .'4,'O ' ' 4 v.-.ggthf I -4F- ,, , ,. .-a. ' gm , 11 4' J Q LVM AA.. .534 ,H 11 4 ' s :,- .9 'fw- W7 I 1 TI 'iwqxrvyg 11-...,,,, 'F ' f':x22f1w 'u:.Li'jv5 ,f? 'lq I L I Cross Country . F I R S T R O W: T. , Clyde, O. Duncan', G. ', Jackson, SECOND ROW: J. Patterson, A. Ciamacci, R. George. 1' Track vi-Nr. ,y uuuang FIRST ROW: R. Harper, R. Gross, G. List,lG. Jackson, W. Moss, W. Clyde, SECOND ROW: A. McFarland, D. Felker, L. Myers, J. Fassinger, Dr. Park, P. Lindeman, O. Duncan, R. Munnell, H. Stewart, L. Pappeti. FIRST ROW: R. Clark, G. Eller, P Stevens, T. Knapp, A orosz, sEc.oND' ROW: R. Brown, J. Verone, Mr. West, G. Tetemanza, C. Lynn. 'I53 FIRST ROW: W. Frazier, G. Fielding, D. Mclsaac, P. Robb, R. Munnell, F. Kroen SECOND ROW: F. Decapio, O. Duncan, W. Veith, P. Stevens, R. McCracken THIRD ROW: R. George, T. Dalbey, T. Skinner, E. Polanec, FOURTH ROW: P Lindeman, J. Richter, T. Phillis, G. Lawrence, J, Galagaza, FIFTH ROW: P. Kink- ead, J. Farquhar, J . Eakin. all Clubs FIRST ROW: B. Watson, J. Kirkpatrick, SECOND ROW: R. White, S. Cooper, B. Steele, THIRD ROW: E. Oxley. Women's Athletic Association W A WAA OFFICERS President .................. Emy Lou Oxley Vice President ................. Ruth White Recording Secretary .......... Shirley Snoke Corresponding Secretary...Alta Blackwood Treasurer .................. Beverly Watson Freshman Representative ..... Ruth Davison Head of Basketball ........ Frances Gilchrist Head of Volleyball ...... Mary Ann Todorich ' ' .Ruth Linton Head of Individual Sports ..... FIRST ROW: M. Todorich, F. Gilchrist, M. Prato, J. Kirkpatrick, E, Oxley, S. Smith, SECOND ROW: Miss Nevin, A. Blackwood, M. Caskey, S. Snoke, B, Watson, B. Pogemiller, R. White, C. Smith, J. Fullerton. V3. Open to all Women students of Gene -F u n-Sportsmanship- Skills- Volley- ball-Baske'tball-Ti3nnis- Softball -I n- dividual Sports-every Monday night- Pledge member until 150 points earned- at meetings or outside activities- G club-those who have reached 500 points -receive their G's-Highlights of year- Hike to G -All-School Valentine Party -Play Days-Graduation Party for Sen- iors. 155 Invitational tournaments- Class Varsities - Seniors came out on top-Juniors next- Gold and White - Climax of year-White Won-Trip to Bellevue. FIRST ROW: M. Tuiasospo, R, White, B, Pogemiller, SECOND ROW: C. Robinson, M. Soles, E. Oxley, THIRD ROW: B. Watson, E. Lathom, S. Snoke, FOURTH ROW: A. Templeton, A. Siegel. Girls! Volleyball A. Siegel, N. Snovvden, E. Ox- ley, L. Chamberlain, C, Rob- insori. FIRST ROW: J. Watson Davison, J. Barnard, SECOND ROW: G. Richardson, A. Tem- pleton, B. Johnson, M. Poppe, J. Clancy. Girls' Volleyball RFIRST ROW: F. Gilchrist, J. Craig, M. Long, SECOND ROW: B. Pogemiller, R. White, C. Smith, S. Snoke. FIRST ROW: M., Prato, N. Snowden, R. Linton, M. Tui- asosopo, A. Siegel, A. Temple- ton, E, Lathom, E. Myers, SECOND ROW: S. Smith, B. Pogemiller, R. Davison, R. White, S. Snoke, E. Oxley, M. Soles, B Watson, C. Robinson. FIRST ROW: P. Wilkinson, D. Arnold, S. Smith, S. Snowden, E. Lathom, SECOND ROW: M. Tuiasosopo, J, Bonnell, B. Jackson, M. Caskey, A. Black- wood, B. Watson. 157 Girls' Basketball C. Robinson, E. Willson, D, Fell, M. Todorich, K. Farls, J. Bruce. Varsity'-Teamwork- Fun-Swell coach-Hard- work-District teams- Cornpetition-Climax of season in W.A.A.-Yale- Princeton Tradition-Keen rivalry. FIRST ROW: M. Tuiasosopo, B. Johnson, R. Davison, J. Woznicki, S. Smith, SECOND ROW: D. Arnold, B. Watson, R. White, F. Gilchrist, THIRD ROW: Miss Nevin, M. Todor- ich, M. Brooks, B. Pogemiller, Snoke. lb F. Gilchrist, A. Blackwood, S k A Tern leton J Wat Sno e, . p , . - son, M. Stone, R. Davison, B Johnson, R. White, R. Young E. Oxley, J. Kirkpatrick, S. FIRST ROW: D. Fell, R. Young, L. DeProspero, R. Lin- ton, M. Kerr, F. Gilchrist, K. Farls, J. Bruce, M. Brooks, C. Robinson, SECOND ROW: A. Templeton, J. Watson, M, Pop- pe, J. Barnard, A. Blackwood, M. Stone, J. Craig, R. Dressler, R. White, THIRD ROW: R. Davison, E. Willson, B. John- son, J. Clancy, B. Watson, M Tuiasosopo, B. Jackson, S Smith, C. Smith, S. Snoke, M Todorich, E. Oxley. FIRST ROW: M. Kerr, B. Watson, M. Brooks, J. Barn- ard, SECOND ROW: R. Lin- ton, J. Clancy, B. Jackson, C. Smith, M, Tuiasosopo. WCS E. Oxley, R. Dressler, J. Craig M. Poppe, S. Smith, L. DePros- pero. Adams. Robert .. Alben, Donald .... Alleman, Thomas . Allen, William .... . Alstadt, Joseph ...... Anderson. Donald Anderson, Paul . . Anderson, Thomas Arnold, Doris ....... Athens, William .. Avedellas, George PICTURE INDEX ...71,78,120 .......ai,s9 ...........9s . ..,.... . .31,1a,9o,9s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31,78,80,81,B2,97,120 ........................65,102,107,119 . .67,98,103,107,112.11-4,120,122,157,158 Baj, Joseph ......... Baker, Robert .... Barbarino, Orrie .. Barber, Charles .. Barile, Bonnie Barnard, Jane . Barner, Kenneth Barr, Barbara .... Barrord, Mary Nell Battilocchi, Celeste Bednar, Stephen .... Beggan, William .. Behun, Joseph ..... Belechak, Stephen Benson James .... Bentley, Mary Ellenuf.. Berchtold, Jean Bickerton, Irene Bigley, James ..... Bisceglia, Thomas .. Bisich, Marijane . Blackwood, Alta ............31,82 . . . . . .70,103,125,15U . , . .22,67,97,103,118,12'l . . . .69,'79,80,122,156,159 ..............31,l24 . .. .. .. .. .66,92,122 . . . .22,31,96 . . . .70,103.127 . . . . . . . . .66 . . . . .31,97,103 . . . . . . . . .71 . . . . . . .55 . . . . . .71 .......55.96 ........67,97 .. . .66,96,98,122 . . . . . .65,92,93 22116000.01 83' .................67,97 84 96 117,155.l57.158,159 Blair, Ray ........... ' . . .I . C.3i,s6,a2,117,119,121,124 Blythe, Phyllis .................................. 70,120 Bodnar, Cyril . Bonnell, Joan ...... Bowers, Marilyn . Bowie. Fred .... Bozett. Mearl . .... Bradow, Donald Bradshaw, Donald .. Braun, Marvin .... Breheny, James Brenner, Donna . . Bricker, Harold . . . Broa dberry, Edward Brobst, Lawrence . . . . .23,67,97,10 2,103,112,113,114,117,157 .....................23,66,97,103,120 ......55 .......55 ....93.107 .................32,B9 ................... ..69 ................32,120,123 . . . .... 55,80,88,91,102,106,123 . . . .............. 69,125,150 Brooks, Marian ...,. ...................... 3 2,237,158,159 Brophy, Kenneth .......,...................... 139.140 Brown, Ronald .................................. 65,153 Bruce, Jane .......... 55,97,98,10'1,l11,112,l13,12B,158,159 Buccello, Angela Burgess, Robert .. Burns, Ralph ..... Burry, Adelaide Butler, John ..... Byron, John Cadley, Don .. Clave, Nick ......... Calvin, Elmer .....,... Campbell, Raymond Campos, Ausencio Caplan, Irving .... Caplan, Reuben Capo, Louis .... Carano, Evelyn . . . Carter, Walter Caskey, Martha . Cather, Robert . . . Chalmers, David .. Chalmers, Mary .. Chamberlain, Luella ri .22,67,96,102,103,118,12g ... . .. . . .32,B0,81,82,123 . . . . , .32,79,94,96,104 . . . .54,55,90,94,96,1gg .. .71,1l2,l13,118 . . . .32,97,102,10'7 .........33,119 ............65.89 .. .33,139,140,144 .. ......... 71 ............66,97 ............33.121 . . . .66,80,81,155,157 ...........70.153 . . . .33,97,102,103,117,156 pides ........ 55,7'7,78,90,94,96,106,124 Ciamacca, Albert ........, . . Ciamacca, Solly ......... ..................... 5 5 Christodoulides, Eu Cimino, Anthony .. Clancy, Joan ..,... Clapie, Charles .. Clark, Robert Cleary, Kay ....,. Cleland, Mary ..... Clendenning, Don . .. Clinard, Fred ...... Clyde, Thomas .. Clyde, William .... .................69.152 ...,. 30,123,139 . . . .69,B0,122,156.159 ......,.........66.153 .. . .33,87,96,102,103.l40 .........,....67,104 ..........67,S5 . . . .70,80,81,103 Coleman, Earl . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . .55,94,117,119 Coleman, Thomas ....................... ,.71 Colon, Frank ...... ...... 6 6,88,106,107,121,123,127 Contino, Sam ...... .............,............. 1 04 Cooper, Shirley .... ..... 2 3,33,84,103,112,114,121,154 Cortazzo, Patrick .................. 103,139,140 Craft, Shirley ...... ................ 5 5,77,91,l1'I Craig, Jean ........... ...55,B4,96,120,l22,154,159 Cruikshank, Charles Cunningham, Ann . . . .............. 70,116,125 Curry, David ....... Dalbey, Theodore . . .............56,97,117 .....34,93,15f1 Daniel, Jean .... . Daniels, Coleen ..... Davidson, Harold Davis, Budmon .... Davis, Edward Davis, Eugene .. Davis, Robert .... Davison, Ruth .... Decapio, Frank ..... Dela Cruz, Catherine Del Vecchio, William Demarest, Charles De Salle, Geraldine Denhart, Donal-d . . . DeProspero, Lydia . Di Amico, Anthony Dobson, Robert ...... Dodds, Alice Dodds, Frances ..... Dolan, William ......... Douglass, Anna Mary Downie, Lois .... ..... Dressler, Ruth ...,... Dukovick, Daniel Duncan, Oswald .. Duncan, Robert Eakin, James Eakin, John .... Eberle, Alvin .. Edgar, David .... Edgar, Robert .. . . . . .70,107,112,113,114,122 ....................34,97,103 ....70,80,81,122,155,156,158,159 .......34,7B,97,102,103,123,154 ...................... ..70 . . . , .....,......... .139 .................56,97,99 ... . . .. . . . . .. .71,116,117,119 . . . ..70,103,106,107,120,122,13!-i .. . . . . .. . . .56,80,81,97,12l . . . . .. .. . . .34,B3,84,96 . . . . .23,56,80,83,84,96,12g ........................56.96.102 . .......... . ............... 71.103 .22,23,56,80,81,84,89,11l,1l2,129,159 . .... ............................. . .71 .........,......56,78,93,97,152,133 .......34,139,140,154 ......................56,78,97,123 ..............35,78,88,89,90,96,123 Eller, Gerald ........................................ 153 Elliott, Donna ........ Elliott, Ethel .......... Elliott, Gwendolyn Ellis, Delbert . ....... Erwin, Franklin . Falbo, Anthony Faris, Kay ........ Farquhar, Jerry .. Farquhar, Joe .. Farrell, John ..... Fassinger, John .. Felker, Donald .... Fell, Donna .......... Ference, Stephen Fibbi, William . . .' ' ' Fielding. George '. . Foester, John ...... Fowler, Kenneth Fox, Ann ........... Frederick, Robert . .. Frazier, William .... Fullerton, Jean ...... Furguivele, Joseph Furman, Shirley .... Galagaza, John .... Ganelin, Robert .. Gant, Berdetta Gault, Edwin Gault, Pete .... George, Rachel .... George, Richard ..... Gerasimon, Gerald Gettig, Eugene ...... Geuson, Ruth ..... Giancola, Norman Gibson, Patricia .. Gilbert, Herbert .. Gilchrist, Frances Gillespie, Donald Giuliano, Joseph Glasow, John .. Goehring, Gary Goehring, Robert Greenberg, Jack .... Greenwood, Floyd Gross, Donald ....... Gross, Philip ....... Gross, Robert ........ Grubisha, Nicholas Gutch, William ..... Hains, William ...... Haluga, Matthew . Hamilton, Jane ..... Hamilton, Thelma . . Hanna, Henry ........ Hanson, Raymond . . . Hardy, Janet ....... Harkins, Daniel .... Harper, Ralph .....,. Harrington, Donald Harrington, Evelyn Hartman, Lester .... Hartzell. James .... Hassen, Mustapha .. Haswell, Don ..... Hazlett, Jack .. .56,84,96,102,105,10'7,112,113,114,130 ....................22,66,77,80,81 ....................,.22,35,84,122 .....................66,88,97 ...................69,78,95,1gg ,....56,84,96,98,99,103,l20,158,159 .................94,146,149,l54 ....................,146,149 .....70,92,93,125,152 .........65,123,152 .............158,159 ................35.123 ....56,97,117,146,148,154 ..............57.78,93 .......,...............67.120 . ..................... . ...... .65 ....35,50,77,96,116,117,119,153,154 .......57,79,83,84,98,122,129,1gg ...............57,83,117 . ........ 35,146,149,154 ..,.52,92,107,111,129,130 ..........70,83,121,122 ............36,94,104 ...,............36.121,122 ....22,57,80,81,97,123,152,154 ...,................36,94 .....57,83,84,96,112 3697102113117 23,57,80,81,84,96,122,155:l57:158:159 . .... ........................... 6 9,103 . . . .36,1-46,148 .........s7 .,.............s9.9o . . . .57,90,106,107,112,lgg 'ffffffffffff68,ksb'.i2o ... . .65,92,123,152 ..........37,90,123 .....65,97,103.123,150 ........57,96 .....37,89,120 ., ....... 66 ............,..116,123 ..............71,125,152 . .. . . . . .57,78,80,81,l20,125 . . . .23,66,80,81,84,96,98,122 ...................37,92 ............,...37,119 .. . . .57,83,103,139 .. .. . .. .66,77,97 .. . . .37,78,102 Helmick, Wayne .. Herdt, Olivemae .. Hobbs, David ...,.. Hole, Nancy ........ Horner. John ........ Honchak, Kenneth Houston. Marjorie Hubbard, Harold Huggins, Charles .... Hutcheson. Norman .. Inabet, James ...... Israel, Charles ..... Israel, Theodore .. Jackson, Betty . . . Jackson, George . . J ackson. Robert . . J ernberg, Arthur . . . Johnson, Betty . . Johnson, Clara . . Johnson, Ray ..... Jones. Carl , ...... . . Jurkovac, Matthew Jute, Frank ........ kiou Samuel Ka . ...... Kampmeyer. Charles Kanagy, DeWayne .. Keefer, Charles ..,... Keiser, Martin ..... Kelbaugh. Charles .. Kelley, George ..... Kennedy. Donald .. Kennedy, Philip ...... Kennedy, Vernon Kerns, William .... Kerr, Donald ..... Kerr, Kathleen Kerr, Mary ....... Kester, Edwin ...... Ketterer, Robert Kiefer, John . .... . Kinard, Donald Kinkead, Pete Kirkpatrick, Joan . Klein, Benjamin .. Klein, Gary Klenck, Marie Klipa, Steve ...... Knapp. Theodore .. Knowlson. Richard .. Kohne, Wilma ...... Korby, Robert .... Kotulis, George .. Kristakis, Dino Kroen, Frederick Kuhar, William .. Kuna. Frank .... .....37,51,90,94,123,127 ..............37,117 .....,.38,78,102,103 ..........66,89 .............70.125.150 .....65.78,80,81,112,125 ....65,103.123,141 ....67,122,157.l50 ................70,152 ..........,...70,103,lg:? ......69,80,81.122.156.158.159 .............38,83.87.96.98.111 ....57.97,103,107,112,113,127,12g . .... 23,38,78,102,l17',119.l20 . .................. 71,120 ......67 ...1....97 ............38,82,1zs ....71,80,81,103,120,125 ............. 38,77 .........23,69,116.117 .. ,... ..58,78,96,116,117 ...................67,84 ......66.100,101,120,122,159 . ..................... 33,90 .....65,78,33,97,l03,123,127,139 . .................. 70,90,125 ............103,146,148,154 .....38,79,122,154,155,158 ................69,125 ....66,122 ...139,141 .....................69.153 .....58,83,84,96,98,99,101,111,112 .......................39,102 .................71,'7s .. .. .67,96,117,120,153,154 .................66,89 ,............. ..65 Kundrak. Steve ,,., -39 Larabee, David ,..- .69 Larkin, James ..... . ................... 70 Lascola, Joe .... ...................... . ........ 1 39,140 Lathom, Ellen .................... 66,80,81,120,122.156,,157 Lathom. Peggy .... 39,53,77,83,84,B5,96,107,110,111.1l2,114 Lathom, Yvonne Latimer, William .... Laughner, Paul ...... Lawrence. George .. Ledrich, Donald Liebler. William .. Linarelli, Ralph .... Lindeman, Philip .. Linton. Ruth ..... List. Gene ........ Lloyd, Sarah ....... Lockley, Darlene .. Lockley, Robert ..... Lombardi, Annette . Long, Margaret ..... Loughhead, Robert Luciani, Ralph ..... Lundberg, Joanna .. Lynn, Clarence Majors. John ....... Makowiecki, Alex .. Mandarino, Joseph .. Mann, Wayne ...... Maravich, Sam ..... Marienwald, Alvin . . Markham, Wayne Marsano, Robert ..... Marshall Paul .,..... ..........................22,67,120 ......i............69,90,139 .....30,39,123,139,14o,144,1s4 ...................139,141 ..................66,120 ....................70,103 ...........39,119,152,154,155 .. . .22,66,80,81,96.122.157.159 ... . . . . . .22,65,a0,92,124,152 . ..................... 67 ..................6s.122 ......... . . . . .22,39,86,89,122 .. . .23,58,83,84,96,112,113,15A . . . ........................ 58,89 .......................39,83,103 .....58,96,102,10'7,111,113,114,129 ................,....40,89,l53 ....es,1oa,1o4,11s,117 .............s5,123 ............se,a9 ......4o - - - ...... 58,78 ...........................64,67,82 I . ........ ...... ...... ..... ....... 7 0 M t D ld ...... 405 89 97 07110 2 HI' ln, Ona Martin, Sara .......... Martincek, Richard .. Martinkovick, Joseph Mathews. Paul ....... Matsey. Robert ..... McBride, Jane ..... McBurney, Ruth .... ,1. . ,1 , ,11l,ll,l13,114,123 ...... .fm ....................'70,78,80 . ........,..... ,... .... 1 3 9,141 . . . .40,83,84,87,97,102,111,112,113 .68 69 80 81,120,122 McBurney, wendeu N:ISIS::23,68,70,103,107,125 McCain. Gwendolyn . . McClain, Marian . . . . . . .......... 67,83,84,96 . . ........... 40,83,97 McClure, Frances ........................ 40,92,93,94,122 McCowin, Mary Alice McCracken, Robert .. .............22,23,54, ..........................40,54,83 5iaIsi6,h1Qzii,'9'6,119fiis5.121EsQi4s5,'153',i54 McCullough, Lawrence .......... . ............... 103,150 MCC11110Ush, Martin .. ........... 2,41 McDanel, June Ann ....... . .. ....... 58,102,103 McDonald, Ace ............................ 65,103,l23,l39 McDonald Brian , .................................... 124 McFarland, Armour 58,78,8D,81,82,96,102,119,120,l23,129,152 McFarland, Glenn .....................41,80,81,82,12O,125 McFarland, Phil ................ . .... .......... 6 5,102,124 McGee, Franklyn ....... McGoun, Marilyn Mclndoe, Victor .. .............41,89 Mcllntosh, Doris Jeanne ........... . ...... 66,113,l14,122 Mclsaac, David .... ..... 2 3,30,41,51,97,103,145,146,148,154 McKenzie, Howard McMahan, Howard McMaster, Robert McMillen, Robert McNeill, Jon ..... Mechling, Richard Metheny, Kathryn Mihalcin, Edward .. ...... 41,50,97,106,111,114,123,126 ...............70,103,125,150 ......................41,92 ..................... ..94 .....651o21os117 121124 ' f f ..... '.59,93,81l,96:112:127 .. ....... ,..65,92,124,l25 Miksch, Robert .... .... ..... ...... , ...... 4 1 , 92 Miles, Barbara . . Miller, Albert . . Milnes, George . . . . . . . . . . . . . , .42,80,81,120,122 42 105 118 h.l.....'5'9,7i3:ll2,96,97,95,107:1141117 Mineo, Samuel ..... .................... . . . 65,103 Minotti, Americo Mitchel, Marjorie Moats, Marjorie Molnar, Ernest .. Monza, John Mooney, Edna . Morgan, Robert Morris, Jane ....... Morrison, James Moss, William . . . . . . ............ e5,8a,91,1o6,121 ... ......... 70,80,81,121,122 . . .... 59,83,84,91,102,111,1l2 ..................59,90 .....23,42,83,84,96,112,113 ...........42,78,117,121 .. .59,83,97,107,111,112 ................59,103 .........67,78,90,l52 Moyer, Milton . .. .............. 42,53,97,102,103,107 Mullins, Eugene Munnell, Robert . . ......................... .... . 150 . . .... 65,97,103,123,139,140,141,152,154 Murtha, Ronald .........................,.. ..71 Murdock, Carole Myers, Leonard Nelson, Juanita . Newman, Henry Nichol, David . . . Nichol, Robert . . . Nido, Michael . . . Nocera, Agnes . . . Nocera, Frank . . N ocera, Ron ...... Nonefi, John . . . N oschese, James Oakes, John ...... . . ................... 66,84,92,122 . . . .42,92,93,152 .. ........... 42 . ........... 69 . . . . 55,103,139 .............92,93 . . . .59,83,96,121,l29 . . . . .42,B8,123 . .. .139,140,141 .. ......... 43 .4389 Ohle, Clarence ...... ................... , Oliver, Robert ....... ..................... 2 2,124 Onderka, Mary Jane ,. ....... 43,84,96,1l1,1l2,113,114 Onuska, William .... ..... 7 B.88,89,91,96,104,107,121 Orosz, Alex ........ . . ....... 43,78,97,102,103,153 Orphanos, Gus ............ ........................... 7 1 Orr, George ........... ........ 5 4,59,78,94,96,117,119,129 Ortelt, Judith .... 43,52,79,96,102,105,107,110,111,1l3,114,130 Owen, Richard .................................... 43,92 Oxley, Emma Lou ................................. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .23,43,79,8'l,97,103'v,122,154,155,156,157,158,l59 Padezanin, George .65123 Palmer, William .........................,....... , Panico, Nick ........ . Pappeti, Lawrence Parisi, Antoinette Park, Richard Park, Thomas Partridge, Francis Paterick, Janet .. Patterson, James .. Patterson, John .. ........43,83 .. ....... . ........... 152 . . . ................... , . .44,92,122,127 . . ............. , ....... 70,93,95,117,125 .. . . . . . .70,77,80,81,96,103,112,113,114,125 . . ........................ 97,116,120 . ............ .................. 7 0 ...........6G,113 59 152 Paul, Charles .... '. '...'.2l2l,76,l3ll,97:103 Peduzzi, Reynold .. Peduzzi, Ronald Pelaia, Bruno ...... Pellegrino, Peter . Peluso, Frank .... 4. '.'...t5lJ,l12,114f120 Perrott, Edward .. Perrott, Thomas . Perry, Mike ...... Petcovic, William ..........139,141 ........139,141 .........59,106 .7178106 .....116,117 . ........... 69 ................ ..69 .. . ..,............. ..60 Phillips, Lester . ............................. 44,B0,8l,82 Phillips, Ruth ...................... Phillis, Tom .... Pogemiller, Blanche Poholsky, Albert . Polanec, Edward Pollins, Richard .. Poppe, Margery .. Prato, Mary ..... Price, Jack .... Price, Kenneth .. Pryor, Mabel ..... Quinn, Madelyn . Raidnothy, Louis . Ramsey, John .... Rankin, Robert .. Reader, Wayne .. Rechel, Jacqueline Ricer, Marlin Richardson, Gene 60,B0,81,84,96,102,l29 ......................44.89,102,126,l54 22,60,80,83,84,103,120,122,155,156,157,15? ::.':.':.':..:.':.'I.-ri.-::::::::::4i4..125',154 . .............. 65,89,95,125 117 122 156 159 .....44,B3,96,103,121,155,157 ..........66.90,95,113,114 ...........114 ....69,77,103 ....60.92.107 ......68,69 .......90 .......44 ' ' .......... 6133.96 Reehl, Millicent 45 Il. . . 1libQzid,iz1Q1i4,'1hE,iss Richter, John . ..... .. . . . . . . . . .45,90,15'-1 62 Riley, Laree ............ . . . . . .45,88,103,ll4,127 Ringer, Melvin ............ ............ . .... 6 5 Rizopoulos, Constantine ..... ................. , . . .45,94 Robb, Ellen ............................ ........ 7 0,80,81 Robb, Paul .......... 2l,23,45,52,80,81,89,98,123,150,153,154 Robinson, Cathy ..... Rochow. Otto ....... Rockenhauser, Henry Rosenberger, Jean... Ross, Charles ....... Ross, James . .. . . . Rosser, Vivian .... Rossi, Fred ......... Rossman, Gerald Rotonto, Eugene .... Rubino, Anthony Sapp, John .... 1 .... Sartwell, Halcyon .... Scheel, Earl .......... Scheidmantel, Paula Schell, William .... .. Schmitt, Kathleen Schrama, Dick ........ Schramm, Earl .......... Schweinsberg, Howard Seech, Andrew ......... Shannon, Shirley Shapiro, Estherfay Sherrill, Charles . Shields, John .... Shira, James .... Shultz, Ruth ..... Shumaker. James huster Dean S , .... Siegel, Arline .. Sivits, Lois ...... Skinner, Thomas . .. Slade, Andrew Slaughter. Dave Smilek, Edward .. Smilek, Norman ..... Smith. Catherine Smith, David ....... Smith, Joy ........ Smith, Shirley .. Smyth, Nellie ..... Snokel Shirley ..... .. Snowden, Nancy . Snowden, Sarah .... Soles, Mary Lou Sowers, Calvin . . Stander, Lloyd .... Steel, Kathryn . . Steele, Barbara . Steele, Ray ...... Steffen, Marilyn . Steffen, Robert . . . Stein, Karl ....... Sterrett, Patricia Sterrett, Robert .. Stevens, Paul ...... Stewart Stewart, Stewart , Howard Jo ann , Leroy .... Stone, Mary Lynn Stone, Stoner, Robert ...... Henry . . .. Suchanes, Richard Swartz, Richard . . .............. 45.122,156,157,158,159 60 90 123 .......................f....139,l41 . ..... 60,79,80,84-,102,103,104,120,128 .....................70,103,125 ,..........60,78,98,117,121,124 ...........60,103,122 .........66,88,91,96 ..................6O,123 ..................65,124,153 .....23,60,102,103,114,127,130 .. ..................... 45.94 .. ............. .. ...... .61 ......95,113 .. .61,92,105 .. . . . . . .90 . . . .65,116 ......46 ............. , ........... ..69 .. . .64 67 96 107 111 112 113 114 . ........................ 46 .................65,92.120 . . . .22,66,80,81,84,120,122 .............71,139,140 ..................71,120 . . . .46,80,81,117,119,156,157 .........4614614B154 .....139,140,141 . .......................... 139 . . . . . . ....61,80,81,84,B9,,122,155.157,159 .46,50,96,97,102,105,110,1l2,114,120,126 ......................66,155,157,158,159 .........................22,66,96,98,122 61,103,120.122.129.155.156,157,,158,159 . .,...... 30,46,83,87,96,97,112,l13,157 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .64,66,84,97,112,l5'I . . . . . . . . . . .4l,103,l22,156,15'l . . . . . . .69,l17,125 . . . . . . .47,97,117,119 . . . .22,47,86,10l,l54 ...........6l,1U3 . .. .. . . .139,141 ............66,9'7 . .,.. 22,64,66,84,9g . ............ . . . .6 . . .. .. .146,148,153,154 , .... 65,97,103,146,l52 . ......... .... 6 6,107,112,114 . .' ..................... 67,116 22 66 80 81 96 120,122.158,153 ... .... , , , , , .......................67,120 ........... ..65 ...........70,103 ... .61,89,97,117,128 Sweringen, Robert . . Sylvester, John ..... Szczurku. Joseph . . . Tabay, George .... ..............47,92 . . .61,B9,94,96,107,116 ....,........70,120 Taggart, Joanne ........ Tataseo, Mary Jean .. . . .47,77,89,96,102,l04 Taylor, Carl .... Taylor, David .. Taylor, Dimis Taylor, Donald Taylor, Harry ..... Taylor, Leonard .. Templeton, Alice . Templeton, Jim .... . ......... Tetemanza, Glenn . Thayer, Stanley ........ Thompson, Raymond Thompson, William Tilly, Evan ........ Todorich, Mary Ann .............61,90,l23 . . .61,105,l06,107,129 . .... - .......... ...... . ....... 6 9 . ..... 708081122156157158159 . . .65.80,81:l17:l23 ......... . ........... ..153 ' .......... 65,78 ..........139,14l ..........48,83,155,l58.159 Tresko, Mary ......... ...................... 4 8,84 Tress, Donald . .......................... 67 Tuiasosopo, Mere .... ..... 6 6,120,122,156,157,158,159 Vellelonga, Joseph Van Dyke, Marilyn . Van Meter, Robert .. Vatconey, Robert .. Veith, Bill ........ Velazquez, Siola .. Veon, Joseph .... Verone, John ...... Voelker, Robert Vogt, William .... Vonakis, George . Waite, John Waite, Leroy ..... Walker, William .. Walko, Joseph . ......................... 67 ..................... ..70 .......65,l23 ...........65,154 ....'70,107,l20,l22 ..........139 , ........... 69 .,...65,92,93,124 Wargo, Louis ....... , ..................... 48,88,89,91,104 Watson, Beverly . . . .67,95,l20,122,154,165,l56,l5'7,158,159 Watson, Joan ........................ 69,80,l22,l56,158,159 Way, Elvira ....... ...................... 7 0,83,84,9'7,l22 Wayne, Catharine , .... 66,96,103,105,l16,119,120,127 Weatherly, Francis .. .................... 65,953,130 Weekley, Leona ..... . .... , ................ 48,83 Weisbaker, Donald Wenkhous, Donald ..,......62.105 ...........48,94 Westerlund, George ...................... 65,'18,90,l07,119 White, Craig ....................................., 71,113 White, Ruth 62,84,95,102,l20,122,129,154,155,156,15'7,l58,159 Wilkinson, Patsy ,..... .................... 7 9,133,117,157 Williams, Robert Williams, Roger Willson, Erla Wilson, Mervin .... Wimer, William Winder, Paul ...... Winograd, Kenneth . Wolcott, Lauren .... Wolfram, Paul ..... Woods, David ...... Work, Lois ............. Woznicki. Jacqueline Wright, Frank ...... Wright, Warren .... Wyllie, John ..... Yaro, Walter .. Yee, Marsha .... Yee, Joe ........... Yonkee, Kenneth .. Young, Bessie Young, Clyde .. Young, Curt .. Young, Marion Young, Ruth . ...........69,125 .....22,71.158,159 ....66,98,104.l24 .............-48,96 .....71,80,81,90,124 ....49,83,97,113,122 .........62.102 ....82,104 .....65,92,93 ....'62,83,120 ......49.94 ......62.78,103 . . . .62,83,84,97,102,11l,112,l13 . . . ..... 70,841.97,98,99,122,158,159 Young, William ......... ........................ 6 2 Yukich, Stanley ......... ................. . .... 1 50 Yurmonovich, Mildred .........-----. -49 Zagorski, Joseph ....... .............. 'I 8,150 Zarone, Arthur ....... .... 3 0.49.139,140,1g3 Zurga, Louis .... 22.2 L My .ew 4 .M 4 2 ,TW-J' if' W' x - is' 'xii iT6i??,:F.5:-1 A'-W'29S?i2f' - A ,,f.L kmtiqf 1 L new fgwgw 1 , The Alma Mater by T Come now to the campus, true sons of Geneva, With one accord in song your voices raise. T T J' Procloim loud the glory at those walls old and hoary, The College where l spent such happy days. Then, come, Geneva sons ' ' .- .I Ne er let the glad chorus fail That tells in proud measure M How fondly ,we treasure c 753 , L n ' Geneva, beside the Beaver vale. G' ' lf true sons are jewels, a mother adorning Resplendent Alma Mater's larow fwith light, Her children, wide-scattered, are everywhere loyal, To Geneva, our country, and the right. . 1 ,V IJ emi' 4l ,:!'f.A4, .ff , ,J fd -F-' ll llll' ' -' A ff S- ., - 'Ayr' , ' . ljw'-jL'J JMJ' . 5 ff' l ,f 5 1 M. 4 nw 1A,,.e. I 1 , , , mt, ,N SEQ , me l VV l 4123 W M ' -4x1 ikmzsifssg, W, V, 1 Meggi- M Y, 1 1 v v 4 Acknowledgements We of the 1952 Genevan staff Wish to extend thanks: To Lester O. Kisabeth of the Gray Printing Company, Fostoria, Ohio for his advice, continued interest, and patience. To Ralph Benz of the S. K. Smith Company, Cleveland, Ohio, for his assistance in our task of choosing an appropriate cover. .To Harry M. Brown, Jr. for his fine photography and his patience and Willingness to help, no matter how impossible the situation. To Paul Schell of the NEWS TRIBUNE, Beaver Falls, Pa., for his vivid football action shots. To Mrs. Mary Van Alsten of the Public Relations Department for her excellent suggestions and continued interest as our capable advisor. To the College Administration, faculty, and students, and all others who by their cooperation made this publication possible. 7 1 w 7 a p . A , XM, 21, 1' u-'VL ' iff. ,. XXX I 6-Xlr 1X14jXX.X gi sig v Z . 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