Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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' '-7j'?s,+-': 'f 17-jvf.. V'- 9. GENEVA COLLEGE 'Fl f'V E. nl. X. X th 1963 GENEVAN Editor HARRY JOHNS Assistant Editor DAVID BADGER Business Manager APRIL HASLETT Assistant Business Manager CARL EMERICK CIIOICI flfd 11.1, lnnnuusmmon-cnam. ll- Nomura bolus ujvununv cum! 11. rnauu - 5-vw NNN sz mis noun 11. numnnv u. nmuo - 1. muuvuumca mor 11. Nw funn! Coviu ll nvzuuv :nun n. Manu - I Joomsrou vm M. rlss1nn1'9 Mod! 19 NWI: FOUL MTL N, Mllllb - wxn emu. 15. ALUHII MM-L 10, 'Annu - 11 can ll, Manolo - 9 10 Hfnnllll. wan l , -. - .. .-.na nnmnlll. All! fonooun lf Cbll ll Chl' I0 CAI! li CAI! 57 CAI! 325 , 59 1 S lo 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Body Athletics Grganizations Residences Activities FGRE ORD Time passes. As the years march on, people and places change. As we view this shifting pattern, we are reminded of the many scenes that are so real and dear to each of us. It is to these memories that The Genevan belongs. The Genevan is a memory book, a book that is filled with the events, the friends, the buildings to which we have grown so accustomed. We like to look back on this scene, and in our minds it will never change. We recall happy times: the friendly chats in the Brig and in the Lounge, the many sports events, the holi- day cheer. We remember also the hard work we've done: the all-too-frequent tests, the never-ending number of term papers, those frequent pop,' quizzes. But most of all when we recall these days, we remember the friendli- ness and the school spirit of each Genevan. We hope that this yearbook will bring back many of these warm memories. YY -,:,R..' 2? l ' V -V5 v- 7 .I Q We, students of Geneva College, are honored and take deep pride in dedicating the 1963 Genevan to Dr. Johannes Vos, the chairman of our Bible depart- ment. Throughout his service at Geneva, he has shown understanding and inspirational leadership to the many students with whom he has come in contact. In many ways Dr. Vos has influenced our lives by imparting to us the Christian ideals connected with Geneva. As he conducts his classes, his spirit and witty hu- mor keeps his students from the drudgery of a dull class. With his sincere, direct approach to his students, he shares with them a respect for learning as well as the qualities which are essential to make our lives vi- tal. His handling of different situations with intelli- gence and patience have helped us immeasurably. Un- knowingly Dr. Vos has created a warm and lasting impression of himself and his conception of the ideals of education. For these reasons we of the Genevan dedicate this yearbook to Dr. Johannes Vos. DEDICATION SP1 'fl' 11 T -e -.' 6 .. ,- z' .P .. ' 0 ,. v fe 'L iw- - A ' - 'A Y .' Y -.6 - -' '-. - f Ii' 5' , 1 ' QP- - 'T' f, ' - 'N' ui' ',f 4 f 'ln 'L - '1 ' . 1 . . 3 iff. 5 g. , - N If . l yi .. '- ' lt , .. Y 1 . . . 'R . 1 -. .JB -I r . - l- -M' . -' -' . -Ns i Vw E W - . S . vi J1 1.5 as 1 l A A Q.. , K V .Sl t ' --11. f -L - -,- 'iunalr J 3 Llmfv Chapel Scene. hm PIRITUAL E PH SIS WEEK Dr. T. Grady Spires Dormitory Coffee Hour. 6 Spiritual Emphasis Week was created at Geneva for the purpose of enhancing the religious life of individ- ual students. The services this year were conducted by the noted Dr. T. Grady Spires. He spoke in chapel, at evening meetings, and held cotlee hours in each of the dormi- tories. He attempted to instruct and inform the stu- dents in all phases of life, acting as counselor, min- ister and friend. In this series of meetings, Dr. Spires placed con- siderable emphasis on the potential influence and lead- ership of the youth of today. He accentuated the ne- cessity for straight thinking and his informal discus- sions added to the understanding of those attending the meetings. We appreciate the efforts of Dr. Spires and Rev. McMillan in creating this opportunity for constructive thinking and spiritual emphasis. is g ffl L. J Bakari Mwanjoha John Nganga FRICAN SCHOL RSHIP PROGRAM For the past two years it has been the privilege of Geneva College to share its educational program and traditions with two African students. In turn these students, Bakari Mwanjoha from Tanganyika and John Nganga from Kenya, have contributed their thoughts and opinions to our college and country. It was for this mutual benefit that the African scholarship program was orig- inated by the United States government. The effect of this program will no doubt become increasingly reciprocal as it is further developed. The program provides for an additional student from one of the African nations to attend Geneva each year. These students are chosen by a competitive exam. lt is an honor for both the student and the educational institute to be chosen. L51 1 'Q' A .1 Cru P 5 l -if ' ' f' 'Q , N , K -Q mfr, Kip, 1. .X , . A 4 K f. 1 .gh , - , x Q , -. . .N . . . . . A , 11 -.1 k.-Il., ,N t. 'A-gif T - . ' T X Kprws 'Q I V V Chin! . ya' i as v3 4 ' QQ. ' i J0hn's first glimpse of snow. 9 MEMORIAM FRED WK STOLZENBACH iff 2 ,- H, Ft There comes a time in the affairs of men when the shadows begin to lengthen and life's sunset deepens into purple night, when the dust retums to the earth as it was, and the spirit unto God who gave it. There comes a moment when we leap from the potter's clay and scale the battlements of time and eternity. It is the zero hour that comes to all of us, the inevitable moment when we must give up everything we possess except those things we give away in service to humanity. These things are returned to us in that hour of awe and multiplied. The inevitable moment came to our friend, a master in his profession and an active member of our faculty on Monday, July 30, 1962. He had a passion for public and private duty which we may well emulate for the betterment and enrichment of ourselves. He worked hard, loved and laughed often. He always had a voice vibrant with gladness for every noble sentiment and a song ringing with approval for every worthy deed. In memory of his good works and as a token of our esteem, we, of the Genevan, bow our heads in silent meditation and in the majesty of this silence, we breathe a prayer of comfort for his family and for the advancement of those things, for and to which, he gave his life so generously. 8 The Reverend Mr. David M. Carson, Head of the Political Science Department of Geneva College, was selected and honored as Father of the Year during half time ceremonies at the annual Father's Day foot- ball game on October 26, 1962. A graduate of Geneva, Mr. Carson earned his Masters Degree at the University of Pennsylvania and was graduated from the Reformed Presbyterian The- ological Seminary. He became a member of the Ge- neva faculty in 1946. Mr. Carson is respected and admired by students and associates alike. His knowledge and enthusiasm for the subject matter covered, make his classes in- teresting, stimulating, and enjoyable. One is constantly anticipating examples of the well known Carson wit. Our Father of the Year is recognized as a real friend by all the students who know him. He shows a personal concern for their problems and is always will- ing to listen and to lend help in any way possible. FATHER OF THE YEAR 0 R PRESIDE T The duties of a college president are as numerous and as varied as the courses offered at Geneva, and Dr. Clarke far surpasses the responsibilities required of him. With such outstanding qualities as leadership, determination, sincerity, and ability, our President em- bodies the ideals of the college and maintains her standards. Although he has many weighty matters to handle and a busy schedule, Dr. Clarke continues to take an active interest in the student body. His cheery Hello', is always welcomed. His intense interest in the Geneva tradition and in the individual student has won for him the respect of every Genevan. To the Class of 1963: Although it is a bleak winter day as this message is being written, the snow will soon disappear and the time for your graduation will be at hand. I-think that progress has been made in a number of areas at Geneva during your years on campus. You members of the Class of 1963 have made important contributions to the life of the College, and we congratulate you upon your accom- plishments to date. As you complete your work at Geneva and go on to assume additional responsibilities, our hope for you is that your lives will be rewarding and that they will ever reflect the purpose expressed in the College Motto: Pro Christo et Patria. May you enjoy God's richest blessings in the years which lie ahead. Then come Geneva's sons, ne'er let the glad chorus fail. . . Sincerely yours, 5.9.4. Q .QQMIL Edwin C. Clarke PRE IDE T'S CAB ET .Q ' , Row I: Dr. Harold Bruce, President Clark, Dr. John Mclsaac. Row 2: Mr. Paul Reynolds, Dr. Charles Akers, Mr. Robert McConaughy, Rev. Willard McMillan, Mr. Rudolph Fatula. 11 ,vw Q W. Scott Bliss Assistant to the President. THE OFFICE OE THE PRE IDE T In August 1961, Mr. W. Scott Bliss was named to the post of assistant to the President. Mr. Bliss was graduated from Geneva in 1939. Prior to being ap- pointed to this post, he was connected with industry and also served on the College Board of Trustees. His main job has been to help handle any special as- signments concerning Geneva College's development program. A small college necessarily needs a faculty and ad- ministration which is closely knit with the student body. Mr. Bliss's friendly and congenial attitude has fit into this relationship. Along with his experience and educa- tional background, he is always thinking of what is best for Geneva. We are glad to know that we have a man like W. Scott Bliss watching over Geneva's ex- pansion. Evangeline Van Arsdale Mary Malinich Secretary to Dr. Clarke. Sggfemry 10 Mr, Bliss, '72 t lc - t'N .- Row I: Dr. Robert M. Young, Mrs. Willard E. Hemp- John N. Sawyer, Mr. John E. Donaldson, Dr. J. Burt hill, Dr. D. Howard Elliott, Mr. J. Merrill Robb, Miss Willson, Mr. Ralph E. Smith. Row 3: Dr. S. Bruce Ethel M. Lytlc, Mr. William Ramsey, Mrs. Robert Park. Willson. Mr. Robert H. Greenlee, Mr. W. J. C. George, Rau' 2: Mrs. Arthur l-loenstine, Mr. Walter Mandeville, Dr. William Martin, Dr. Paul Cross, Dr. Michael Mr. William K. Metcalfe, Dr. J. Renwick Patterson, Mr. Baker, Jr. Dr. D. Howard Elliott, Vice-President. Miss Ethel M. Lytle, Secretary. Mr. J. Merrill Robb, Prexiclcrzt. 13 BO RID OF TRUiTEE The Board of Trustees of Geneva College is the policy-making body. The membership consists of men and women who represent the Reformed Presbyterian Church, the Alumni Association, and the Beaver Val- ley. The members are elected by the Board of Cor- porators and are responsible to them. These Trustees work with the College Administra- tion to carry out a high scholastic program in keeping with the ideals of Christian principles. The final de- cisions and approvals of major problems and of needs of the College are made by the members. Various committees carry out different functions: The Build- ing and Grounds Committee, the Finance Committee, and the Spiritual Life Committee are among the most important. These men and women serve without re- muneration, because of their devotion to the college. Dr. John Mclsaac, Dean of the College. DIRECTOR Lf Mr. Kenneth Saxton, Dean of Men. 'HI , Miss Marian Gilmore, Dean of Women. Rev. Williard McMillan, Director of Spiritual Dr. Howard Bruce, Mr. Charles McBurney, Director of Student A Hairs Director of Admissions A cv Mrs. Lucille Hcnery, Registrar Mr. Robert McConuughy, Business Manager. X Mr. Robert Hemphill, Assr. Business Manager. .:,-5,-' ,. ....--.,. If i, I 1,4 ll 0 70 Iso urlaiutlrlq vanztiznlu ' O Secretaries: Thelma Haggart, Kathryn Aldrich, Pearl Shaner OFFICE OF THE REGI TR R USI ESS Row 1: Lois Aldrich, Mary Crump Row 2 Tillie Krawchyk, Virginia McCanna Jennie Young, Darlene Horner, Eve Hayes Mr. Ellis B 15 i ell, Asst. I0 Business Manager. Y Dr. Johannes Vos Rev. Willard McMillan Dr. Ray Wilcox Mr. Robert Friedman Chairman of the Department. K Y BIBLE ' L-, N. i1', G Mr. Rudolph Fatula Dr. Harold Bruce Dr. Newton Kingston I SQA ' f M -,i Cr V . V r,,., ', i-A - ,w X , Dr. Theodore McMillion Chairman of the Department. 16 Dr. Stewart Lee Mrs. Lillian Gault Chairman of 1110 Deparmmzl. .wg- 'ws' Miss Evanelle Guy Mr. Charles Yundt USI ESS AN ECONOMICS Dr. Roy Adams Dr. Charles Fuget Chairman of the Department. A 'Q V1 12' 5 l t.'J'l' T1 A d if ' ' - . , A ,C 'Aj l - 1 . Avril-A4 nu 5 ,, l .aliiiivf ' 'P'f:i1Lii7ei?: Mr. Robert Armstrong Mr. John Mitchell Dr. Paul Wunz Dr. Richard South CHE I TRY 17 EDUCATIO . Dr. Leonard Duncan Chairman of the Department. Dr. Francis Hawthorne Mr. Kenneth Saxton YUU SHT U 1, tr 0' UR INK X Dr. John Mclsaac Dr. Margaret McFeaters It A it Kali 'tv at t Mr. Forrest Justis Mr, Roger Lutz Chairman of the Department. Mr. Norman Johnson Mr. Robert H3mlltOn E GI EERI G AN MATH 18 Mr. Earl Farley Dr. Frances White Chairman of the Department. DF. Eben B888 Mrs, Eben B355 ' , Miss Margaret Cowmeadow Dr. William Russell Chairman of the Deparlmenl, Miss Ann Paton Mrs. Gretchen Luce is MLS P in . E GLIPI U fHITORY Dr. Charles Akers Mrs. Murdick Murphy 19 1 '! Mr. Howard Mattsson-Boze Dr. W. Grayson Birch Chairman of the Department. Rev. Louis Becske . I-1 fa Y, i V W P M l G wifi V Y . . r U J VH 10 'iff 4-.i R Miss Florence I-laugh Mrs. Paul Ripper 1 i. i' '. J ,. Dr. Ryzy-Ryski Mrs. Gisele Connor l. ,. Mrs. William Orr Aff 1 ' :Z ' H'-4 In -.xi 4 I A M gf h 5, l X-22.75 ill. Dr. Cornelius Birch Mr. Harold Greig Chairman of the Deparlment. 'Ql- r, A ' 'V ANGU GE is 1 i l has Mr. Louis Krepps Mr. Robert Ferguson 20 USIC . ,fa PHYSICAL EDUCATIO , 1 3 7 wwe' Mr. Clifford Aultman Chairman of Ihe Deparlment. Mr. Byron Morgan Mr. Donald Ledrick Miss Ruth Ann Breuninger PHYSICS Chairman of Ihe Department Mr. Lawrence Marinaccio Mr. John Schafer 21 P POLITICAL SCIENCE I AND SOCIGLOG I Rev. David Carson Mr. Charles McBurney Chairman of the Department. I ., . , I I ,av ,fbi ' -' - 1 .- 42 . .2 5. M. I ' I ' ' il .143 2 :35L,., ,Q ,f Miss Martha Cook PSYCHCLGGY Mr. Richard Schanck Mr. Harold Perkins Chairman of the Department. Mrs. Ruby Freeble 22 I 3 I l 5 Miss Marian Gilmore Mr. Harry Farra Miss Marilyn Van Dyke Miss Mary Cleland M iss Mary Shugert 23 Nl li DE ELGPMEN OFFICE Paul C. Reynolds, Director of Development and Acting Alumni Secretary Beverly McCarter, Secretary PUBLIC REL TIO N WS BUREAU Charles N. O'Data, Public Relations and Placement ' Richard W. Reeves, Director of the News Bureau Sandra Teets, Secretary Thelma Reader, Secretary 24 SECRETARIES-Row 1: Martha Lipp, Sally Frey, Clara Lou Rhodes. Row 2: Bea Dodds. Jean Taylor, Carol Bestwick. RECEPTION IST-M arilyn Jasper. .1 ..?'-J . ir, V2 N-.f BOOK STORE Mae Patton, Mrznager. DUPLICATING DEPARTMENT Dot Lindsay, Louise Shortsinger, and MAIL CLERK Donna Ramsey, Carol LlI'ldS8y. I BOOK STORE Velma Wright. ALUMNI SECRETARIES-Barbara Grace, Elizabeth Denni- , son, and Judy Wolfe. l l l I mf .- E t v. 'I Dr. William H. Russell Secretary to the Faculty GENEVA TEACHI G STAFF i President Edwin C. Clark Presiding Offcer at faculty meetings -o-T. , u , W . .45 Row I: M. Wilson, R. Haddox, E. Carcaise, S. Bortz, B. N Kreschon. Row 2: C. Beam, M. Butler, G. Heigher. SL TER SYSTE Ken Baker, Manager food service. ,X I x le if ll FI- .. .J ,. ..L 4, N ll. fs' ff' ' F, l BRIG . QQ. 'ff f ' Veg.-.Ee:e... . 'g Sue Wilson, Mmmger: Doris Salyards, Florence Macioge, Margaret Kalcevic. .14 L ll Q .xv Mr. Clarence W. Hayes Supl. of Buildings and Grounds. MAINTENANCE Row I: R. Milroy, J. Reed, J. Erzinger, D. Micael, R. Rhodes, L. Ferren. Row 2: G Elmer, R. Greer, N. Mowen, W. Reed, W. Cunningham, D. Redmond, E. Ferren, R Young, F. Pfeffer. Ivy 'Qs STUDENT BODY Who's Who Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen HO' k., X Q--'TT BARRY CALLEN A History major and well-known on campus in many capacities, Barry is a member of the Great Books Discussion group, and is on the Cabinet staff. He also was a member of the Genevan, and of the track and basketball teams in his freshman and sophomore years. ARLENE COOLEY Arlene has shown good scholarship in her Held of edu- cation and leadership and participation in many ac- tivities. She is member of P.S.E.A., the Chemistry Club and the Great Books Discussion Group. 'f r EQ, ,Q AUGUST CONTE August takes part in many of Geneva's activities. He is President of the Student Senate and holds membership in the Government and Law Society, and the Economics and Debate Clubs. His literary iniluence has been noted in the Cabinet and the Chimes. 3 -13.- GLOLA CASKEY A prospective teacher, Glola, in her four years at Geneva, has been an active member of the college band, Gospel Teams, C.S.F. Choir, English Club, W.A.A., and the staff of The Cabinet. SANDRA CREIGHTON Sandy's activities include membership in the Genevans, C.S.F., and the Pennsylvania Music Education Associ- ation. She participated in the Maypole dance, the Girl's Sextet, and the Geneva College Band in her junior year. She is a Music Education Major. 30 . 'f -C' inf? .E a-qs NANCY ELLIOTT A Latin major and one of the most active co-eds on campus, Nancy was the editor of the 1962 Genevan and mistress of ceremonies at May Day. She is an active member of the C.S.F. Choir, Pep Club, and the Student Senate. VICI FOLINO Vici is a member of P.M.E.A., the Genevans and the College band. An accomplished pianist and organist, she has also been a class officer and a Student Senate member. KAY HAGGART Kay Haggart, elementary education major, is a mem- ber of the Music Education Association, the Genevans, and the Christian Student Fellowship Choir. She also belongs to the Pennsylvania Music Education Associa- tion. MARGARET HASPER Marg Hasper is best known through her work in the English Club. She is also a member of the Modern Language Club and the Great Books Discussion Group. She was on the 19-61-1962 Chimes staff. DAVID KRAEUTER Dave, as editor of The Cabinet, holds one of the most time-consuming jobs on campus. In addition, Dave has been on the staff of the Genevan and of the Chimes, is an active member of the Student Senate, and is Assistant Food Service Manager. 31 if HOWARD MANCING Howard, a Spanish major, holds the important posi- tion of regional president of the P.S.E.A. In addition, he finds time to be an active member of Geneva's chapter of the P.S.E.A., the Modern Foreign Language Club, and the Psychology Club. JAY MANN Music Education major, Jay Mann, is president of the Genevans, a member of Male Chorus, and the Christian Student Fellowship Choir. Geneva will re- member his fine tenor voice and his abilities as a stu- dent director. FREDERIC MARTIN Fred Martin is vice president of the Pre-medical Society and of Christian Student Fellowship. He is senior class treasurer, and he has been a member of Genevans, male quartet and the Genevan staff. FAITH McBURNEY An English major, Faith has contributed much to Geneva as 1961 May Day Chairman and as member of Student Senate. She also has participated in C.S,F. Choir, the Genevans, W.A.A., and the Great Books Discussion Group. SUE PERRY An Economics major and a co-ed with varied interests, Sue is the senior class representative to the W.S.A. and an active member of the Genevans, the C.S.F. Choir, English Club, W.A.A., and the Chimes staff. 32 we if L I J 1 it yy... at V . 4 .MI it ' A fish THOMAS TIN DALL l . Tom excels in scholarship in his major helds of Mathematics and Accounting. He has contributed much 4. ' 5 to the Math and Accounting organizations on campus. I MARGARET WALLACE Margaret is an English major and serves as vice- president of the English Club. She took part in Voca- tional Guidance Day, was copy editor for the 1962 Genevan, and she served as a reporter for Tlze Cabinet. DONALD WILLSON Don is well-known at Geneva in his two major de- partments Chemistry and Bible. His extra-curricular ac- tivities include membership in the C.S.F. Choir, the Cabinet staff, the Geneva Male Quartette, and presi- HO'S WHO 'gl dency of Chemistry Club. JAMES WIRTZ Jim was named by the Beaver Valley Manufacturer's Association as representative to the 1962 Congress of American Industry Convention held recently in New York City. He is president of the Accounting Club and his other activities include membership in the Govern- ment and Law Society and the Economics Club. 33 'quam 1 . Sr I q .. ami James Wirtz and Nancy Elliott, Student Senate Representatives. SENIOR CLASS J -.4 - F' ' 62 .J 1- 7 . ..L Joe Parish, President. , Q. .4 it . N .nl 11 S fr Y! ew ev .gg -h ii .1 Q' f., A 42 W .vw Jerry Kelly, Vice-Presidentg Linda Blaeser, Secretaryg Fred Martin, Treasurer. , 'Q Is that Kelly?-It figures. 'J Has anyone seen my monkey wrench? 34 it ,JA JUDY ALLEN Carnegie, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education Y ,-,,,,7.-f--f-.-.-.YY . Y '? iw, ., MARGARET BEGLIN Beaver, Pa. B.S. in Education rf r LINDA BLAESER College Point, New York B.S. in Biology -in JOE BARROW JAY BASLER New Brighton, Pa. Conneaut, Ohio B.S. in Education B.A. in Bible Philosophy ,Q T-3' LESLIE BELLOFF ALBERT J. BIALEK Beaver, Pa. McKees Rocks, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education B.S.B.A. in Business Administration ' ' E ' ' E -1. .z .i ' , l I L i ll f' -. I li l - ,CL- l H ' ' . ri W,- lh ' gal W. JOYCE BLAIR ROLAND BLUCHER Butler, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Medical Technology B.S. in Education 35 D-Q fr 'V' f ROBERT BLYTHE PATRICIA BONNAGE EDGAR BOWMAN Koppel, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration B-S. in Elementary Education PAUL BOY Ellwood City, Pa. B.A. in Economics .4-Q I r l BARRY CALLEN Lake Milton, Ohio B.A. in History hon LS. DONALD C. BROUGH Cleveland, Ohio B.S.B.A. in Business Administration it. RICHARD CAMP Burgettstown, Pa. B.A. in Social Science 36 Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in Economics ROBERT BUTCHER Conway, Pa. B.A. in History 'T' ,AQ GLOLA CASKEY Clarinda, Iowa B.S. in Elementary Education SENIORS A JEAN CHABALA DONALD CHIODO Aliquippa, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Medical Technology B.S. in Business Administration x S SHARON CHRISTENSEN JOHN CLYDE AUGUST CONTE Valencia, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. Monaca, Pa. B.A. in French B.A. in Economics BA, in Eggngmic-S . . on SDLJ ARLENE COOLEY SANDRA CREIGHTON PETER CROUD Uniontown, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. B.S. in Education B.S, in Music B.S. ill Education 37 'Q' li RICHARD CUNNINGHAM Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in History ALICE CZARNECKI Ambridge, Pa. B.S. in Biology SENIORS RONALD DeBACCO Monaca, Pa. B.A. in History and Social Science WILLIAM DIXON GERALD DOBICZYSKI PltfSbl.lI'gh, PB. Aliquippa, Pa. B.S. in Business Adminislralion B,S, in Engineering 38 .-14 THOMAS DAQUILA Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in English CHARLES DIXON Richmond, Va. B.S.B,A. in Business Administration JAMES H. DUNCAN Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Psychology 1-fa 'RFQ X e is fb, N 4 Ll-. , LOIS EDGAR New Alexandria, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration ROBERT DYSON New Brighton, Pa. B.S. in Biology -91 DONALD ELLro1'r NANCY ELLIOTT Freedom, pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in French BA- in Lafifl Q SANDRA LEE FEGLEY VICI FOLINO Fontana, Calif. Ellwood City, Pa. B,S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Music Education 39 LARAINE ERB Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education gr ' DONALD FRENDBERG Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education -G' SENIORS l EDWIN FRENDBERG JERRY FRISH Beaver Falls, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. B.S. in Engineering B.A. in History 1 CLAUDE GAISER MARGUERITE GEI IY HELEN GILBERT New Castle, Pa. Amherst, Ohio Aliquippa, Pa. B.A. in French B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Elf' BYRON GLOVIER CHARLES GOEHRING RONALD GOEHRING Aliquippa, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. Rochester, Pa. B.S. in Engineering B.S.B.A. in Accounting B.A. in Social Science 40 Y WILLIAM GRAESER GEORGE GUBA Monaca, Pa. Clairton, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry B.A. in History KAY HAGGART JAMES HAMILTON Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B,S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Industrial Engineering si ' sp.,.,. E 1 I CLAYTON I-IARRIGER MARILYN HARRINGTON New Castle, Pa. Johannesburg, Mich. B.A. in Biblical Literature 62 B.S. in Elementary Education Philosophy 41 .,-..- ,. . -,-9..f za L.z:.!u. ,.'J ..w 14' f 5 Eff L FRANCES GUY Monaca, Pa. B.S. in Education ag I Qbtv JOSEPH HAMILTON Beaver, Pa. B.S. in Secondary Education KEN HARTMAN Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry 'C I Q CHARLES HARTZELL Butler, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry TOM HEILMAN Ford City, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accounting 2 , I I I I SL I JOYANNE HODGES East Paterson, New Jersey B.A. in Speech I I I I I I I W , I li' L PHILIP HAYS Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in History EVALYN HAYS Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education I -!. I THOMAS HESTWOOD New Kensington, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Administration DONNA HENDERSON Walton, New York B.S. in Elementary Education JONATHAN HOOK PAUL HOUK Pittsburgh, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Administration B.S. in Elementary Education 42 41 WILLIAM HOWELL EDNA HUTCHINSON Aliquippa, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Basic Engineering B.A. in History 'r'? OO4'TE L:n.Q.r . ,. 1- JAMES IRONS JAMES JACKSON Monaca, Pa. Selma, Alabama B.S, in Education B.S. in Biology rl JACQUE KAERCHER GEORGE KAUFFMAN Beaver Falls, Pa. W- Bridgewater, Pa- B.S. in Industrial Managemenl B-53 in Engfneefiflg 43 PHIL JOHNSON McKeesport, Pa. B.A. in Music SENIORS .. - GERALD KELLY ROBERT KENNEDY NICKOLAS KERICH Westport, Conn. Pittsburgh, Pa. Lisbon, Pa. B.A. in Speeclz B.S. in Industrial Engineering B.S. in Clzemistry 1 'WFP R -e ROBERT KLITZ DAVID KOAH New Brighton, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Physics B.A. in English '? 'v 'Sp S' LEONARD KOCZUR DAVE KRAEUTER EDWARD KRAVOS New Brighton, Pa. Library, Pa. Wampum, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Administration B.S. in English B.S. in Industrial Engineering 44 KW l unc' ir- EDWARD LAUCH Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Business A dminisiration NANCY SMOKER LEINO New Alexandria, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Educaiion . ..-p 4 BEVERLY LEWIS Monaca, Pa. B.S. in Biology LENNY LUONGO Washington, Pa. B.S. in Business Adnzinisfration A if-7' ED LINDSAY Monaca, Pa. B.S. in Music I I I I . f-Q I I I I TERRY MADDOX Zanesville, Ohio B.A. in English 45 SENIORS ITPX ROSEMARY LOUGHMAN Rochester, Pa. B,S. in Elementary Education HOWARD MANCING Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in Spanish Q' ARTHUR MANCINI Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration 51-sal ' MARTHA MAROTTI Monaca, Pa. B.S. in Biology Y' 4 4 V thi-Ts , ' 55:1 wr AX, . f -F W . -5 .. . J. 1 V . -s I, l', .n I ' Iii' 'A it ' xx J .L ., ' Q V .1 ml.. . - 4... JACQULINE MAZZA New Brighton, Pa. B.S. in Engineering SENIORS CARL H. MANDICH JAY MANN Trafford, Pa. Quinter, Kansas B.A. in Social Science B.S. in Music R FREDRIC MARTIN Topeka, Kansas B.S. in Pre-Medical Science RONALD MARSHALLK McKeesport, Pa. B.S. in Industrial Engineering JEAN SHANE METZGER ARTHUR MICHAELS Beaver, Pa, Ellwood City, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education B.S. in Chemistry 46 fi. I. BYRON MILLER Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Aziniinislrnliorz 'RQ THOMAS MILLER Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Industrial Engineering RON MUSGRAVE New Brighton, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accounting S PAULA MILLER Rochester, Pa. B.A. in English EDWARD MILLER Johnstown, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business A dminisiration SUE MURRAY Rochester, Pa. B.S. in Education WILLIAM MONAHAN Midland, Pa. B.S. in Biology Fm FAITH MCBURNEY KEN MCBURNEY Spring Valley, New York Lakewood, Colo. 134 ,4, in English B.S. in Business Administration 47 PATRICK MCCASLIN Ellwood City, Pa. B.S. in Biology RALPH MCKELVY Glen Sandfield, Ont. B.S. in Biology MICHAEL McKINNON Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accounting SENIORS 'Wi' tsl! itz, JAMES MCCREADY ROSEMARY MCCUEAN Beaver Falls, Pa. New BYiQhl0l'l, P21- B.S. in Psychology B.S. in Matlzenmtics as 'K to-.--f J- if '?P RICHARD MCKENNA Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Composite Science I MARGARET NEAL Clymer, Pa. B.S. in Music 48 SHIRLEY MCKINNEY Petersburg, Ohio B.S. in Elementary Education og. M' - Q . .i l:tIf1 - .. I - ' .I . ' ff v:2I1uT'Y4 . 1,-1-5 Y. .1 1?-.1-Q ' in 1 '-51.4 i 3 :g..,f,,:,:,:f N A ' -', 4,-L 'rg - 4'-' ' ft --xii , ,,'.'.f fry, I NORMAN NETHING, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. B.S. in Education G' Ni OLIVE NEWMAN Monaca, Pa. B.S. in Elemenimy Educarion IOHN NICKLAS Harmony, Pa. B.S. in Pre-Medical DALE OLUSCHAK Butler, Pa. B.A. in Hisrory WILLIAM OSMAN Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in Hislory v-54' JOSEPH PARISH GERALD PARTINGTON Beaver Falls, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accouniing B.S. in Composire Science 49 'ESQ JOHN NIGRO Trafford, Pa. B.S. in Business Administration .XrAf' .xvf PAUL PALMIERI Aliquippa, Pa. B.S. in Industrial Engineering '4 l ' i i ng E J I Qu, V., Y. ,-,xi BARBARA PAWK Butler, Pa. B.S. in Elementary Education 'Q 215 GQ ilia- RICHARD PEARSON CAROL PERRY SUE PERRY Beaver Falls, Pa. Levittown, Pa. Clarinda, Iowa B.S. in Mathematics B.S. in Elemenfary Education B.A. in Economics Y-:fr RICHARD PHILLIPS HARRIET REED Beaver Falls, Pa. Irwin, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Busizzess Aelniinislrafioli B.A. in Music ,fix SONDIE RIMBEY JOHN RIZZO FRED ROSS Beaver Falls, Pa, Beaver Falls, Pa. Mingo Junction, Ohio B,,4, in Spgnigh B.S.B.A. in Accoimrilzg B.S. in Music SENIORS if I 6' AQQQ-v gf GARY SADLAK Butler. Pa. B.S. in Busintfss A dmini.rtrarion REGIS SMITH Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Educalion his 26 'ff-3 ' k'.'if1'lf'sA'f5l 4-'..,.f DAVID SPIELVOGEL Ellwood City, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry i I RITA SCHOEFFEL Evans City, Pa. B.S. in Elemenmry Education it . . V ' 1 V' A 'il F i 'Vin , gt' I . 1 -. 1 ' 1 .9 ii , . ' ,A . ' if . I ii WALTER SOLAK, JR. Pitcairn, Pa. B.S. in Engineering ! RONALD SPORKA Washington, Pa. B.S. in Chemistry 51 GERALD SHANNON Beaver, Pa. B.S. in Biology SAMUEL SOZIO Koppel, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accounting EARLE STOUT Beaver, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Adminisiration 5 l EDITH STRALEY Darlington, Pa. B.S. in Education A tm in -fi MARGERITE TATASEO Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S. in Education R X. JAMES TREHAR Aliquippa, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Business Adniilzistratiotz SENIORS 43:39 i , f li LJ lily 3 'i t BONNIE SWEET Woodmont, Conn. B.S. in Elementary Education A 3 'iff NANCY THOMAS West Middlesex, Pa. B.A. in Religious Education 1 THOMAS TABINOWSKI Ambridge, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accourztilig THOMAS TINDALL Ellwood City, Pa. B.S.B.A. in ACC'0lfll1fillg .ag -1--. .' pg. FRANK TRGOVAC MARGARET WALLACE New Brighton, Pa. New Castle, Pa- B.S. in Mathematics BA- ffl E'1t!, i-911 52 l il JOHN WHITE Dickerson, Md. B.S.B.A. in Hl1.s'ilu'.v.s' A!lHllIllSll'!Ill0ll 'KJ RICHARD WILSON Beaver, Pa. B.A. in Political Science fl l' I 1 Q I .K 'I v WILBERT WISE Beaver Falls, Pa. B.S.B.A. in f'll'l'l1Illlllll,Q Altu- , , l DANIEL WIGLEY New Castle, Pa. B.S. in Physics 4 in ll '-, rf- lr-- DAVID WINKLE Beaver Falls, Pa. B.A. in Psychology STANLEY WOOD Pittsburgh, Pa. B.A. in English and Social Science 53 52 DONALD WILLSON Wilkinsburg, Pa. B.A. in Biblical Philosophy B.S. in Chemistry V. JAMES WIRTZ New Castle, Pa. B.S.B.A. in Accozmling DONALD ZELLEFROW New Kensington, Pa. B.A. in Hislory .. J .- 1 FFF?-'I' l' - 'fl ,. -1' 'ff uri ' .Tl 12 Jerry Schad and Nancy Swartzlander, Student Senate Representatives. Ron Mantia, President. JUNIOR CLASS .aa -1vf'?',f fi J S .2 S' Joe Schad, Vice-Presidentg Lynne Station, Secretaryg Dave Badger, Treasurer. ObVi0US1Y P0SCd? Excuse me, ma'am, did you drop your hankie? ty ji' I. ' g i 54 F 1 -15 i r li David Anderson June Anderson Verona, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Dennis Baker Nancy Baker Baden, Pa. East Liverpool, Ohio Theodore Biddle Ambridge, Pa. Harold Bingle Chalmers Blatch R0ChCSlCl', Pa. East Liverpool, Ohio David Badger New Castle, Pa. Hedie Beck Allen Beighley Pittsburgh, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. ' vg 1 a v John Harold Blair, Jr. Joseph Bodalec Rochester, Pa. Baden, Pa. 55 JUNIORS John Broomfield Beaver Falls, Pa. Thomas Casciato Beaver Falls, Pa. Sally Brown Irwin, Pa. Barry Casey Beaver Falls, Pa. Janice Boffo Rochester, Pa. Richard Brockmiller Beaver, Pa. VX, 'iv' A Catherine Bryan New Brighton, Pa. Raymond Cegelski McKees Rocks, Pa. 56 Af' fd? i. F.. Patricia Boyle New Brighton, Pa. Joseph Brooks, Jr. Beaver Falls, Pa. L Gary Capella Evans City, Pa. Thelma Cellerini Beaver, Pa. i I--.-HN , , , , I Frank Cercone, Jr. Coraopolis, Pa. Michael Clinton Rochester, Pa. Daniel Cole Ellwood City, Pa. 1- Kay Collison Newton Square, Pa. Fleming Charlton Jack Clayton Baden. Pa. Jeannette, Pa. David Close Trafford, Pa. 'ii David Cole Mary Lou Collins Ellwood CNY, Pa- Natrona Heights, Pa. , D if W, f-?4'.':fgf i .A 'Q , . C e if z. : James Cooper Mary Anne Corrigan Aliquippa, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. 57 Allen Curry Baden, Pa. QQ Marianne Custozzo Ellwood City, Pa. Mary J ane Day Richard De Pietress Hilliards, Pa. Aliquippa, Pa- I i P 1 Raleigh Docchio Larry Doran Koppel, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. V' Nicholas Cvetnic Arthur Daily New Brighton, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Robert Dasch Glenshaw, Pa. Dirk Deganzo Lynne Ann Dickerson Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Janet Druschel Russell Duker New Brighton, Pa. West Aliquippa, Pa. I Theron Durr Carl Emerick Freedom, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. 1 A . ? 1 Charles Evans Robert Evans New Brighton, Pa. i 1 James Fedele Louis Ferrario Rochester, Pa. New Galilee, Pa. William Finley Ronald Fisher Sparta, Ill. Beaver Falls, Pa. 57' McKees Rocks, Pa. Kieth Emanuel Murrysville, Pa. -2- John Faltenovich Ambridge, Pa. Carol Fitz Simmons Monaca, Pa. 59 G' -L Coleen Enslen Beaver Falls, Pa. Edward Fry Pittsburgh, Pa. Jay Gillingham Beaver Falls, Pa. is A44 CY Robert Fortney Ellwood City, Pa. James Frankland Beaver, Pa. 3 li Mary Gardner Ellwood City, Pa. Thomas Gault New Brighton, Pa. Emmett Graham Beaver Falls, Pa. Fletcher Graham Beaver Falls, Pa. Q' Richard Foxall Aliquippa, Pa. in 5 I 4, ,.,,. 'Ins L Daniel Frasier Hookstown, Pa. Steve Gazda Baden, Pa. Donald Gratton Pittsburgh, Pa. Janet Green Frederick Gross Beaver Falls, Pa. Evans City, Pa. Clark Harris Robert Hart Pittsburgh, Pa. New Castle, Pa. Richard Gruber Sewickley, Pa. X0 Q'--5 Phyllis Hartzell April Haslett Alan Hemphill Pittsburgh, Pa. Binghamton, N. Y. Johannesburg, Mich. l Marilyn Hemphill John Hiller William Hollstein GHTY Hfiligh ' B aver Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Ambridge, Pa. SWISSVHIC, Pa. C , 61 15... Frank Houk Ellwood City, Pa. Virginia Hughes Pittsburgh, Pa. r Q W Q Harry Johns Thomas Johnson Patrick Keeley Pittsburgh, Pa, Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. David King Abbie Kittner David Klitz Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. 62 James Hyatt Coraopolis, Pa. ll nfl? K, .. l John Iben, Jr. Beaver Falls, Pa. Tom Kenyuk Aliquippa, Pa. Bill Knobel Bethel Park, Pa. . , ,y 4, 1 7 is.-A h I Donald Krause Joseph Krokonko Beaver, Pa. Ambridge, Pa. Carol Lauch Pat Law Beaver Falls, Pa. Wampum, Pa. .1-'LN Michael Lesko John Lockly Swissvale, Pa. New Castle, Pa. -L A 1. X 'f,,,1.,T,'- 'Q + uk .. L W In Mx .1 5 if ' .Sf-4 Eleanor Krzemienski Beaver Falls, Pa. Linda Laykish Economy, Pa. Mary Mallery Ronald Mantia Ellwood City, Pa. PiflSbUl'8h, Pa- Sandra Markowski Ambridge, Pa. 63 Jerry Lane Carnegie, Pa Ruth Michi Monaca, Pa. -:al ' Dale Mollenkopf Beaver Falls, Pa. Sherri Milanowski Milwaukee, Wisconsin ...T lu!! L Barb Morgan Beaver Falls, Pa. 64 8 i 1 Barry Marriner Alan Martell Sewickley, Pa. KJ Pittsburgh, Pa. 1? ' i Bill Mayhew Karl Mendenhall Pushtown, W. Va. Aliquippa, Pa. ev-' Joyce Miller Paul Mitchel Beaver Falls, Pa. Walton, New York -rl It A . I Karen Morgan Bonnie Morse Beaver Falls, Pa. Freedom, Pa. E V , xl ,. NL. , R. Gaylord Muny Beaver Falls, Pa. Keith McElhaney Aliquippa, Pa. Ruth H. McKeown Burlington, Mass. Us Bernice Nichols Aliquippa FR if riii Clarence Myers Beaver Falls, Pa. William McKean Beaver, Pa. k- Linda McBurney Beaver Falls, Pa. Donald McCarty New Castle, Pa. T ,Iohn Naugle Karen Naumowich Gwen Newman Baden, Pa. Chester, Pa. Baden, Pa. fan I Rasma Niedra Tim Nixon Edward Nogich Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Aliquippa, Pa. 'Ps' x Q A Q g Elaine Noss Philip Noss Beaver Falls, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. 'GN Ib' gf, s-.f l .J Walter Panek, Ir. Peter Peduzzi Ginger Rapp Ambridge, Pa. Aliquippa, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. 2 ,ann Don Rogosky Charles Rosemeyer, J r. Ronald Ross Girard, Ohio Wilkensburgh, Pa. Baden, Pa. 66 l l r Nicholas Nott Evans City, Pa. el' Frank Palakovich East Rochester, Pa. William Reeby Baden, Pa. Dave Royle Lexington, Massachusetts 'll z'- :. G. lk Robert Russell Philip Rush, Jr. Economy, Pa. Carnegie, Pa. ,'.. ssl ,., ' 'vw' 'Wa vf .K I l J. David Scharf Joseph Schad West Point, Ohio Evans City, Pa. Pascal Serrapere Thomas Shaffer Wilmerding, Pa. Ellwood City, Pa. Hazel Shoop Mary Singleton Valencia, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Carmen Samicola Wilmerding, Pa. Raymond Schell Ellwood City, Pa. 'V S i .Q ,xl -I ' M, -A uv J I 'Ik I ks iz: 3 : 19',' i VV V l J., , il' til --I Arthur Shemeld New Brighton, Pa. f I Sarah Simpson Freedom, Pa. 67 Jerome Schad Evans City, Pa. ok Peggy Jane Smith Library, Pa. r f fl, P-J-N James Snyder Robert Sona Lynne Statton Tom Steppe Monaca, Pa. ' ' ,si il Ellwood City, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. Bernie Strauss Marshall Sullivan Nancy Swartzlander James Tarr Monaca, Pa. Beaver, P N a. Beaver Falls, Pa. Cannonsburg, Pa. Milan Tatala Forrest Thompson Martha Thomas McKees Rocks, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. l Mona Thomas Paul Tunno Lewis Turlish Richard Varos Pittsburgh, Pa. New Brighton, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Freeport, Pa. 68 New Brighton, Pa. 'WC :- Gux Susan Veioch Beaver, Pa. l Janet Wherry New Brighton, Pa. Wayne Windhorst Laurel Gardens, Pa. Richard Yanessa Aliquippa, Pa. Milan Vooletich Pittsburgh, Pa. Elbert Whitlatch Beaver Falls, Pa. ,C Rita Winiarczyk South Heights. Pa. Richard Yockman New Kensington, Pa. Bill Wagner Aliquippa, Pa. Bernerd Vukelich Midland, Pa. Winnifred Wilson Morning Sun. Iowa Andrew White Clarksburg, W. Va. Tom Wolford Beaver, Pa. Robert Yonata Phillip Zamba New Brighton, Pa. Freedom, Pa. 69 ,. .,!- ,. 5, Q S-,, Tom Hutcheson and Carolyn Chestnut, Student Senate Representatives. Ron Homa, President. Q' e ' . '- ' yea cLAss Y f l , Q . wr , J' ,: ,A Mi, s -rf! Snr 1965 Gary Murphy, Treasurerg Marge Campbell, SecretarygAl Pavese. Vice-President. ,J ...I The Remote Float. What? Me worry? 70 Row 1: L. Patton, S. Slaughter, F. Yellock, Y. Allen, M. Puleio, P. Reid, F. Morelli. Row 2: E. Bohman, D. Burger, G. Kerr, J. Elder, A. Reynolds, B. Pattison. Row 3: L. Forman, N. McArdle, M. Summers, N. Dum- baugh, K. Gilkey, T. Reitz, B. Atchison. Row 4: D. Sample, M. Hartenbach, K. Myers, C. FitzSimmons, L. Heckman, L. Lombardi, V. Solomich. Row 5: T. Vande- grift, W. Wilson, J. Scharritter, R. Bogosian, F. Duzicky, Row 1: D. Marchisin, D. Reagin, C. Latshaw, W. Porto, B. Benson, C. Hall. Row 2: R. Reynolds, S. Dean, B. Colledge, M. Herr, B. Allen, M. Albert, M. Yohe, M. Hazeltine, M. Copeland. Row 3: R. Klitz, S. Smilek, P Donnelly, K. Adams, P. Boller, H. Giannette, C Schreiner, M. Matteson, C. Cervone. Row 4: T. Conte, B. Collins, E. Martucci, B. Bill, S. Shiveley, J. Lieben- tritt, R. I-loma, B. Gross. Row 5: J. Hunsberger, R. Clark, K. Bly, B. Mohrbacher, C. Swanson, G. Echard 'xx T. Conner, E. Kalivoda. Row 6: P. Shafer, J. O'Donnell, J. Knuefener, W. Megill, G. Dawson, T. Mitnick, J. Quinn, J. Schmitt. Row 7: H. Smith, D. Charron, I. Skertic, J. Elsheimer, R. Heitger, D. Smith, R. Neumann, J. Tonder. Row 8: J. Bayus, B. Newman, B. Compston, B. Magestro, R. Torbic, M. Magnotta, B. Biancucei, J. Allison, B. Anderson, J. Mathews, R. Hemphill, P. Vu- kas. R. Wells, J. Brozak. Raw 6: M. Norris, M. Peluso, J. Dennison, L. Williams, E. Pollice, A. French, B. Joy, B. Scott. Row 7: T. Ferguson, J. Cowan, L. Sullivan, D. Martin, G. Owen, D. Hergenrother, B. Harrison. Row 8: W. Finnigum, J. Todd, D. Wilcox, B. Hemphill, J. Grim, C. Maxwell, D. Kinross, C. Kopay, P. Johns. Row 9: R. Fleming, L. Hardesty, R. Juth, H. Vandergrift, M. Prisc, J. Llewelyn, B. Naples, W. Wollschlaeger, K. Copeland, K. Patrias. an W i , X- if gl . ,Q , 7 HS ,Q F ' ,,. Wrong Number! .M . :arf if E .g, , i ' .' P vi Q' cj sl i.: l L' X X ' fin' . 'Twas the night before Cuber. Row 1: M. Matta, C. Rager, J. Bright, H. Fox, W. Krachala, T. Saxton. Row 2: I. Guentert, J. Rasmussen, J. Yorke, N. De- Clemente, M. Campbell, J. Suhy, M. Shearer, C. Roberts. Row 3: C. Galgoczy, S. Barnard, J. Burrows, C. Newman, N. Townsend, M. Dolanch, J. Fraser, C. Chestnut, J. Frazzini. Row 4: J. Passalinqua, R. Wawro, S. Theil, P. Torrence, D. Cable, H. Podbielski, J. O'Rourke, I. Rozenbergs. Row 5: P. Meidenbauer, S. Fisher, A. Watson, M. Datt, P. Aiken, S. Martin, B. Moore, G. Murphy, R. Gilliland. Row 6: O. Merry- man, J. Mandeville, C. Lauch, B. Rose, L. Ricci, R. Allen, T Dicianna, J. Narkiewicz. Row 7: R. Boyd, R. Brown, J. Mow- ry, D. Young, F. Thomas, M. Duerr, D. Miller. Row 8: E Baer, C. Wilkins, A. Pavese, T. Hutcheson, D. Piper, B. Petz H. Phillips, D. Willson. Row 9: T. Reed, B. Fletcher, B Mwanyoha, P. Shakallis, C. Arbes, R. Leino, D. Paulovich C. Emrick, R. Galletti. Row 1: S. Rogers, N. Hodge, L. Roby, G. Donaldson, G. Blackwood, B. Elder, B. Cross, J. Sickafuse. Row 2: T. Rubino, D. Lucci, B. Puhalla, E. Maruhnich, I. Tel- eha, J. McMillen, N. Ivey, V. Jusczak. Row 3: J. Bondo, S. Stefanik, D. Haydo, J. Roberts, S. Feibus, G. Mrvosh, E. Sepos, B. Steward, E. Deliiacco. Row 4: C. Schwei- ger, B. Lynch, T. Annarello, L. Rudish, M. Reno, B. Thomas, M. Hosack, S. Kabat, L. Harrison. Row 5: I. Cunningham, S. Arthurs, E. Kramer, D. Longwell, G. Let me in Wee-Ou. D'-4 FRI: Pukanich, H. Graff, W. Ross, T. Nealon, B. Supernovich. Row 6: T. Blasche, W. Ottenberg, J. Ramsey, F. Horn D. Stevens, R. Wojtkowski, G. Watters, S. Poset. Row 7. G. Freudenhammer, G. Barson, N. Flowers, F. McCoy 9 D. Clendennen, R. Phillipp, J. Coast, J. Wertime. Row 8: J. Black, E. Pagani, S. Stanchak, D. Ciani, C. Fraley, D. Scuilli, T. Sporny, M. Frynkewicz, J. Weaver, P. Al- bright, S. Adams. 1.7 C' 4014 S4 itx If J-.I yawn Q I 1 , . '.if4.1.'ii ' ' -i 'T . , , ,jg -. ,-'-1 ' ' g.- 5.1. . -A U I 'swf' ,I , M 'l I vt Q a f' 1' 3 I. , . S . I 1 i l 'V . -.. . I l rf--hxhx, .. N .F-my ...M R-P' iq' , Ziff r Rozanne Schuler and Jim Fortunato, Smdenf Senate Representatives. Ralph Kessler, President , 4- 1 'af wr jg N P1 4 Ty Y 4 'L . I: 3. 1 1. I L L ' 1 ' OF r 1966 ? Mike Zobrak, Treasurer: Diane Vool- etich, Secretaryg Duane Bennett, Vice-President. Building the Freshman Float? Kangaroo Court punishment. 74 n Row 1: D. Ryder, W. Moore, R. Jones, R. Jones, R. Sheperd B. Halgas, D. Francis. Row 2: M. Fait, B. Butterfield, M Anderson, E. Rupp. B. Burdick, W. McLane, R. Vendemio, S. Farzo. Row 3: F. Chiappetta, M. Milnes, B. Pelino, K Thomas, R. Towsey, R. Morris, J. Nave. Row 4: E. Carter J. Varkonda, J. Hudascek, V. Guide, R. Curry, R. Copeland C. Longsdorf, R. Sanders. Row 5: R. Eells, N. Clyde, B Byers, L. Lauffer, C, Bissell, E. Bell, M. Firestone, R. Wellen- dorf. Raw 6: G. Davison, M. Keller, G. Hayden, R. Eakin P. Patleson, M. McMillan, C. Emerick, M. Young. Row 7. C. Michaels, C. Mosthaf, J. McCaulley, D. Vooletich, H Clark, V. Diaz, A. Finlayson, D. Depp, J. Wright. Row 8. R. Kaletz, L. Kramer, D. Allen, W. Stewart, J. Nelson, R Carrera, D. Di Mania, J. Skurcenski, J. Ngaga. Row 9: W Oakley, A. Morabito, D. Gallagher, N. Kunkel, J. Pelino, B Uhler, J. Mendenhall. Row 1: D. Speice, V. Jones, L. Richie, G. Roby, J. Rossler C. Farrimond, C. Aldrich, V. Shaffer, D. Higgins. Row 2 J. Bates, T. Brandt, J. Molnar, R. Klein, D. McCullough, T Maloney, C. Downs, J. Cable. Row 3: J. Masser, S. Morris K. Mazewski, J. Rock, R. Beilstein, A. Luckey, B. Pratt, O Rice. Row 4: A. Krukowski, E. Miller, B. Green, D. DeCarlo J. Spencer, D. Curran, J. Nagel, G. Hall, J. Gardner. Row 5 G. Walker, D. Nanka, R. McCreary, R. Elder, B. Twaddle S. McKinney, C. Zbrosky, J. Baillie. Row 6: P. Fesler, J Barnes, P. Martin, J. Worsham, D. Faris, B. McKeown, J McIntosh, M. Penn, A. Pazin. Row 7: W. Johnston, T. Johns- ton, A. Dell, G. Hill, R. Davis, J. Fanning, T. Mehalic, J Sylvester. Row 8: R. Landfair, G. Meyers, P. Shaw, I. Kniess M. Buchholz, T. Barr, J. Miksch, T. Hansen, G. Guinto, C Weber. Row 9: A. Jones, R. Marshall, B. Lavery, E. Schaff- ner, P. Figley, B. Bruce, P. Bathe, D. Baker, L. Williams D. Cook, J. Thorne. N lv' il U 'i ima m -'lvl-J. if . if 'iff 'Q 'l f. Wim? .QM . , 115:52 Freshman Orientation. l l Row 1: M. Eppinger, J. Owen, B. Cater, R. Smith, K. Blair, K. Forsythe, A. Matiyak, M. Epperly, R. McConaughy. Row 2: I. Deyber, B. Shaffer, J. Burlingame, S. Stauffer, C. Salvati, B. Rainer, R. Lee, M. Curti. Row 3: W. Michalism, W. Dufheld, N. Kelley, R. Barrow, J. McGarry, F. Lathom, D. Cobb. Row 4: P. Belculfine, D. Burkett, P. Borsay, M. Kober, B. Montini, B. Allen, B. Baker, C. Rowe. Row 5: J. Ohor- odnyk, D. McBride, R. Filauri, R. Yeater, L. Roperti, M. Shanor, D. Martin, M. Thompson, G. Tanner. Row 6: J. Massa, K. Williams, R. Reese, F. Hager, T. Kosko, B. Philips, G. Lindell, B. Timmons, C. Schmidt. Row 7: M. Stimac, K. Freed, L. Gwin, J. Bragg, D. Noll, L. Ammon, V. Bikich, R. Cook, R. Bedison, R. Kessler. Row 8: C. Good, C. Yetso, A. Keys, K. Moss, P. Stanyard, J. Ruby, K. Young, G. Wilson, N. Zellem, C. Zeigler. Row 9: L. Swan, J. Cossin, G. Jackson, R. Greer, R. Dessler, G. Bingham, K. Boilo, I. Friertag. High school was never like this! Pandemonium Row I: A. Vitril, J. Sercel, M. Zobrak, J. Spencer, S. Mohney, J. McKean, J. Headley. Row 2: L. McGowan, W. Hall, C. Mooney, S. Heasley, T. Luce, P. Finley, J. Infield, G. Kohut C. Ebersburger. Row 3: T. Moore, M. Kirkland, C. Shiellield K. Caskey, L. Edgar, R. Hunter, R. Helt, R. Allen. Row 4. J. Paisley, R. Oakley, J. Cook, B. Fische, T. Sheridan, L. Matrazzo, J. lmmekus, W. Sawyer. Row 5: S. Schmidt, R Schuler, S. Baumann, J. Vobrak, G. Van Ausdall, R. Puskar B. Hackenberg, T. Young, L. Howe, A. Caironi, T. Grant Row 6: S. Tull, J. McCartney, R. Ingles, T. Heep, B. Hen- derson, J. Fricker, S. McVeigh, E. Mild. Row 7: H. Figley, N. Falk, C. Townsend, W. Mills, D. Reznik, J. Sommer, R. Witten, J. Yeager, R. Buckley, M. Goen. Row 8: R. Emmet, N. Perry, A. Martin, F. Fish, J. Monaco, N. McC0ol, E. Rinhart, J. Jamieson, J. Quacler, J. Dennis, J. Keck. Row 9: M. Carnahan, A. Hunter, K. Walorad, S. Hunter, D. Lukehart, C. Furnival, P. Dinsmore. J. Pengidore. n 1 Freshman dorm blockade ATHLETICS Football Cross Country Rifle Basketball Tennis Baseball Track Golf Cheerleaders W.A.A. Sports ig! 111 I . I il if FOOTB LL 4 - 51 g-,lg ' L,,frfff:' '71 .' kit-r. 1 7 J-.7 Y- NTU 4 K JF'-Q42 4' .. 5 5 Row I: T. Durr, W. Mayhew, A. Kittner, G. Sadlak, W. Dixon, J. Hamilton R. Camp, G. Guba, D. Frasier, M. Vooletich. Row 2: H. Raab, D. Scuilli L. Sullivan, S. Adams, R. Bedio, T. Ferguson, T. Annarella, J. Black, N Young, Mr. Morgan. Row 3: G. Young, W. Rose, R. Hergenrother, D Young. J. Weaver, R. Sanders, J. Grimm, J. Butler, Managers R. Blythe, J Nave. Row 4: T. Sheridan, R. Wallendorf, A. Jones, J. Hallas, B. Hacken- berg, R. Puschar, J. McIntosh, D. Curran, Manager M. Tatala, Mr. Aultman Row 5: W. Zbrosky, T. Hansen, J. Immekus, L. Matrazza, P. Martin, F Duzicky, J. Spencer, Mr. Ledrick, Manager W. Solak. Assistant Coaches Don Ledrick and Cliff Aultman. 'x 'STD 80 I l I. I, JOE HAMILTON-Senior Guard West Penn Conference Erst team N.A.I.A. Section 30 first team All State Team Second team 1962 East-West Gem Bowl Honorable Mention Little All-American Hallas pounces on fumble. 1962 SCHEDULE Dick Camp attempts field goal. Geneva Opponent 6 Waynesburgx 3 3 28 St. Vincent? 0 21 Southern Connecticut 28 0 Westminster? 14 6 Juniata 1 9 7 Ferris Institute 7 7 Grove City't 35 4' WPIA C games Season R ecord: I -5-I Sadlak drives for yardage. FOOTB LL ' - 1 A ' 'Y ,x ,Z-..,g'. !,.L , . vu V , '-' mf V .gy . -4 .V V361 . ,.-,. 1, r. -A 4 7.5, we-1-xr ,A ...- V .1,,,,.- 3.3 , ..., 1.,.. 4 . , Y -.tl . Geneva defense deploys against end run. BILL DIXON-Senior Fullback West Penn Conference first team 1961 West Penn Conference second team 1962 East West Gem Bowl 1962 Contact, Contact, who lost his Contact lens?! 82 1 1, --1 ,: ,Y-.,.,g,, 'v..'- ., .5 ,. GEORGE GU BA-Senior end ' ,is . 412 'nv' '1 Nd' DICK CAMP-Senior Tackle X West Penn Conference second team 1962. Q sf . VY' if-fix-' 1. 1 f s'Qf.1r. '-l 4 ' ,--N f- -1, x f-,'- . , . - i ,Pit 4 I j.fVq?'Rs::uj., E I ' 'LA 1 5 '. V 4 . ..-i'...A ....' -f '-:L-Tjrfm- fi: le r , - Geneva picks up crucial yardage- Waynesburg tacklers halt Frasier progress. 83 all GARY SADLACK Senior halfback FOOTB LL The coach plans strategy while the uTornado gets set to go. Geneva's Berlin wall. Putting the foot to good use is Dick Camp im-EEFN' 84 'I Coach Charles Yundt. ,QFVX l i t J ' . Captain John Naugle and Co-captain Tom Mitnick. CROSS COUNTRY 1962 SCHEDULE Geneva Opponent 40 St. Francis? 21 48 Grove City f 15 39 Westminster? 20 2 3 Duquesne? 32 47 Carnegie Tech 16 15 Waynesburgl' 41 50 Slippery Rock 15 ' WPIAC games Season Record: 2-5 WPIAC Record: 2-4 WPIAC Meet at Tech: Westminster 323 Grove City 35, Geneva 77g Waynesburg 93, Duquesne 96. The start of another 3.9 mile race. Row 1: R. Helt, J. Naugle, W. Green, R. Klein. Row 2: J. Quinn, A. White, W. Wilson, T. Mitnick, A. Dell, C. Yundt. 85 i RIFLE Tornado riilers let off some steam after taking over the first place lead from Indiana. --I-enh.,,,,.-k-xA hz I 4 Coaches William Cleary, Dee Morris and Roger Lutz. Seniors pose for a last shot? Row I: Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva 1962-1963 RIFLE TEAM SCORES 1381 Duquesne 1356 1368 Clarion 1327 13 81 Grove City 13 89 1403 California 1312 13 89 Pitt 13 80 1387 Duquesne 1375 14063 Grove City 1370 1387 Allegheny 1368 1387 Carnegie Tech 1365 1379 Clarion 1339 1396 Alliance 1336 1399 Indiana 1391 1395 Allegheny 1356 1404 Carnegie Tech 1393 1404 Pitt 1368 Indiana Alliance Forfeit California Forfeit 'N ew School Scoring Record R. McKelvy, E. Whitlatch. Row 2: M. Wallace, L. Erb. 7 7 , . 4 , gf I f' quo 0 o s'b Ili rx Gary Dawson had the high average for the year. Laraine Erb shows her shooting skill in demon- strating the off-hand position. Margaret Wallace aligns her sights in the kneeling position. The Prone position is skillfully depicted by Ralph McKelvy and Woody Whitlatch. Row I: E. Whitlatch, R. Eakin, W. Windhorst, W. Mohrbacher, R. Curry. Row 2: L. Erb, W. Wagner, A. Daily, O. Merryman, M. Wallace. JR' Geneva Opponent 83 Grove Cityit 54 38 Youngstown 66 93 Malone 65 76 St. Vincent? 70 39 Westminster? 87 89 St. Francisl' 77 35 Youngstown 65 77 Grove City 59 67 Baldwin-Wallace 79 95 Waynesburgyt 53 73 Carnegie Tech 63 66 Slippery Rock 72 60 Pitt 80 68 Steubenville 92 75 Gannon 67 5 1 Youngstown 5 8 74 St. Francisi' 87 68 Westminster? 60 72 Grove Cityit 64 99 Waynesburgf 74 88 Steubenville? 87 60 St. Vincent? 57 90 Slippery Rock 74 T0vertime : C0nference game WPC Record: 8-2 Total Record: I4-9 BASKETB LL A ssisrant Coaches Aultman. nl: B. Aultman, By Morgen, Head Coach C 7k x 1, x VARSITY-Row I: P. Croud, J. Irons, J. Jackson, Coach C. Aultman. Row 2: D. Dimattia, E. Sheflield, F. Aloi, M Tatala, Assistant Coach B. Morgen. Row 3: R. Harrison D. Close, J. Worsham, L. Matrazzo. Row 4: Manager G Muny, G. Skurcenski, Manager J. Parish, Manager D. Brough 88 1153 Jul 5 'f-si H-.11 l' :af JUNIOR VARSITY--Row I: T. Mitnick, J. Nelson, D. Dimattia, Coach By Morgan, Row 2: C. Schmidt, E. Miller, G. Skurcenski, L. Matrauo. Row 3: P. Finley, D. Young, R. Eells, Manager D. Brough. Here it comes Pete! The Geneva Twist. r , ic Jump ball. 'Su L Worsham reaches for the clouds to tally two. I 2 I. . A , I u Another Bucket for Irons. ASKETB LL Safe! Collision course for Close? Co-captains J. Jackson, J. Irons, P. Croud. T? Worsham comes out on top ISK' on 'f-1124 Two in Bight. The Jet look a nose dive on this one. The Geneva Ballet? Reaching for the moon. TENNI ..1',,- ...,, .f.. if! E' I nl, 4.'.Q ff 1- 1.4 ,' ' B,,,1, - --nf-ei' I - -I I -' 2-.1 xx A . Q JTAZB . 'x 5 5 ' ' . li Y . V- QL Xl .V 4 Yi, fw, 1 -Q 3 ,N X k , 5 5 J- lj gr .- ,' 241W ' , Y , Q . 'an . B 1 B ' B 1 ,na fsff. -, U B . nw: nf- B X ,B A ,, ffl -- f B , + . B ax. Q f -. , .. Q gl: I 1' -Zxfgig ,ul A , xv, s t.: 'I 'Y- Ds. X l f 'ialyfii Yet I e' IJ A LL-fe' V. - 'QA' N A ' I? . 1 f 3 ' ' ' ' 1 1-hs Hr- . T , 14 1 L' :S ' .-. B +4 A f .x W 53' 1 . 1 ' I . I ' V H. '7 ' V, - 'Ki 4' 'ka J U -- .f 'z 1A:-f??f3-sag. is, -PQ' JP- ' 5--1 Q L X ., ' . fp . 1 1 w ! I -RA ff- . l.:...:fj:Nq V 4fj':T 3' 2 fB lT , Q JE, Q' gf Qr' iQ ff 24 ,Pi ' , ull -Q' A f , M45 .-. 1 -Z -- - ' ' ,' .' .5 3 , ,-',A s . iv A . ' 'f ff' n. 'ff I i V fs PT 4 Fe , I - Q' . , 'Q-g i lf' -Q 4- ' A 'Wg fvwda L ! HW- v 4.L:':'-g:Q,3:5F - K? - 1 1,3 ' Viiff.. vp, A. .. . MQ, f vi' LK hf'A!,,s. ' -... ,111 A fgiwmg B H H :Q f ffEBff'iTA f.!g.'v. 5 .f, . . f D J r '51 4 ff? Row 1: M. Martino, G. Freudenhammer, F. Brown. Row 2: T. Applegate, J. Jackson, E. Paushter, B. Bowman. Head Coach Clif Aultman fy-uvx N.: J L - 9 fi 92 April 18 April 24Z April 25 April 27 May May 4 May 8 May 14 May 16 May 17 April 303 2, , 'v 21 r L .- iz 'W A '- , Flqikav 'f-If-'gal M- -149 Q p,rli .Q , L C' E V :ES-!,,Q:1-ai 1963 TENNIS SCHEDULE 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 196 St. Francis Hiram Waynesburg St. Vincent Slippery Rock Duquesne Gannon Grove City Carnegie Tech Youngstown Westminster Duquesne Hiram A Waynesburg A Slippery Rock A St. Vincent H Duquesne A Gannon A Grove City A Carnegie Tech H Westminster y H Duquesne H Grove City WPIAC 2 TENNIS RESULTS H 9-0 W H 5-4 W H 9-0 W H 9-0 W H 6-3 W H 8-1 W A 6-3 W A 7-2 W A 2-7 L A 3-6 L A 5-4 L A 3-6 L WPIAC Tournament at Geneva College Geneva 84 Westminster-Champs Carnegie Tech 84 Duquesne-tied for 3rd place 5. I. . ' ' 5' ' . rf-A 2 - v. .fe:4,,. ,,, -A -' '. -A -1. ,, , ,X . . , -x ,V me ,- I pn-f ' Y -af' 1. f.?. 1 'f'J':.??Z. ' V - 'YN-N2s:'ef'1:. 93 :answ- Row I: T. Tabinowski, P. Pupi, P. Flrie, J. Schmitt. Row 2: D. Witherite, R. Tunno, P. Tunno, S. Metzcer, J. Weaver. Row 3: R. Dyson, J. Gillingham, L. Ricci S. Stanchak, B. Blyth. Row 4: G. Muny, L. Hardisty, B. Harrison, M. Tatala, Captain, P. Pupi. BASEBALL Geneva does it again. April 9 April 20, , 1963 , 1963 May 2, 4, 1963 May 7, May 11, 15, 18, April 25 April 27 May May May 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1963 1962 Slippery Rock Westminster Youngstown Duquesne Waynesburg Grove City Duquesne St. Vincent St. Francis Grove City iiJ'mi'17'f 1 1963 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Slippery Rock, Doubleheader H Westminster H Clarion H Duquesne H Duquesne A Waynesburg, Doubleheader H Westminster A St. Vincent, Doubleheader H St. Francis, Doubleheader A Grove City, Doubleheader A LL RESULT BASEBA A 7-5 W A 2-8 L H 8-6 W A 2-8 L A 5-7 L H 1 1-7 W H 3-4 L A 1-8 L H 3-1 W A 3-4 L Final Record: 7-I I WPC Record: 2-6 4? 'Q S 8-9 L 2-3 L 9-1 W 8-7 W Head Coach Don Ledrik. TRACK 1963 TRACK SCHEDULE April 20, 1963 Westminster April 24, 1963 St. Francis May 1, 1963 Carnegie Tech May 4, 1963 Grove City May 11, 1963 Waynesburg At Westminster WPIAC 1962 TRACK RESULTS Carnegie Tech H 75-56 Double dual meet, Westminster--St. Francis at Westminster Geneva-Westminster 50-81 Geneva-St. Francis 126- 4 Waynesburg A 71-60 At Carnegie Tech WPIAC Tournament Grove City 65W Westminster 63 Carnegie Tech 62 Geneva 25 W Waynesburg 7 Season Results: 3-2 Conference Results: 3-I Placed Fourth in Tournament P rfhiiv ,il 5-41 .QV 1. 3iE..'ILffTf f A! ,C t ,,i:lTAl,5gi'. .,1..1,,-' ' A . 7 ' ru' f - A it J 2 H 'el - z..ff.-ff. 1-ff l? 1 , .gf . I ' ff T. 'lj Ml' W 'H ifi'-' '+I 11 ' 111' .. . , 4-t .- .. N 3. ff.. .. 5 N-l 55' Pi ll I ,gn-.:':f':P 1 ',tLAj -.5--' 4' ..h slt-sv . lufgk, '-1 rf.-- I N ' L W rf-f.4-email , ' Q-.Q-girl I 1 J, K' I' 7 . 1 t n 2' - -wffrv y, -J ,- 3, L 1 1- , v' I -1 -r'3'..,32Q- Y':.l-flzg . f v.'-1'q.zL: .. 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'uct--.1 cs- , - heat: pe.. - -1- Wie - E1f4AIff ,?'r..1'- . , ' 2 if ' ' ee: 4.:C'q3g,. '-'ggrbebi-:3:.1'4H' 4- lvl 55' . . ' ' 'J'-f---A ' 'Fifi 'f.?9i'alf 7'?f1 5' - at 'ft ..:...,. f x .' ' f., E , ' - .--Az,-5 - 3 ,Fai .A f'f'- l 7 I 'Y ,M -i .7,i.lIjE-'ggjzgfgrgvig P - ' .,- , -H: ' . -'PH f 'Ife-fi... W ' .gi.. w:Q ,fi-55. :I 1.1 ,. favl-A Milla'-r. 17: J. 6 . I ... Q-, , ,iv V E-f.'--'lfjft-. 2.L: 735.1 -., .. '. 92- -- -5 1 4. :ref-1733. tan r.. ' ' ...if f 21.15,-'g7i..'f .iajs-ape A -1-V-f--my . x . .. f . -5- 24 .fm . fi 5'5:11+:ef2.' - ififsfefgz -. 'e'....rff'5-lies' ' -' -K .'1 .'.' f-TEL-S.-ig:.eE im ff7'f?g'f 5 '2i'f..'..' Genevans show their skill in track. Row I: J. Hritz, F. Poholski, W. Monahan, M. Raich, G. Sadlak, G. Guba, M. Vooletich, M. Vos. Row 2: Mr. Morgan, G. Muny, W. Solak, E. Kalivoda, D. Close, B. Greiser, B. Hemphill, J. Wilson, J. DeNone. Raw 3: J. Roberts, D. Marchisin, P. Shafer, D. Scuilli, J. Nelson, L. Maxwell, G. Owen, R. Camp. Row 4: J. Naugle, A. Curry, T. Mitnick, T. Ferguson, J. Narkie- wicz, O. Merryman, R. Bedio. GULF 1963 GOLF SCHEDULE April 17 1963 Clarion and Slippery Rock at Clarion April 23 1963 Carnegie Tech A April 25, 1963 Duquesne H April 26, 1963 Grove City A May 2 1963 Duquesne A May 7, 1963 St. Vincent H May 10 1963 Westminster and St. Francis New Castle Country Club May 14, 1963 Waynesburg May 16, 1963 St. Vincent WPIAC 1962 GOLF RESULTS Duquesne A 4M-2M Grove City H 5 -2 Duquesne H 2M-4M Waynesburg A 1 -6 Carnegie Tech H 4 --3 St. Vincent A Slippery Rock H 3M-2M St. Francis A 4 -3 Westminster H 4h-ZW West Penn Tournament At St. Vincent Westminster 31 1 St. Vincent 314 Grove City 3 18 Geneva 84 Duquesne 322 ftied for 4th placel St. Francis 334 Row 1: J. Lockley, S. Gazda, R. Reidel, R. Fleming, E. Gra ham. Row 2: M. Morris, Dr. rite, W. McKeen, J. Carpenter. N. Carson, W. Ross, R. Withe ri. R Yxbxl fm' i -g V in , CHEERLE DER 4 ,. ' -.f V, , Row 1: Karen Morgan, Regis Smith, Tom Vandegrift, Ken Bly, Dean Smith, Barbara Pawk. Row 2: Gwen Newman, Bonnie Sweet, Helen Gilbert. Row 3: Bonnie Moore. . .YF i-A2 Y S 1:9 , R ',-is , I , I r?zl':f.'ii 1 Q ,Y V 5 ga sy 1. P P sxl I . I - N? is Li.: '-, ' 1 ,f P5 Vf,,' 1 ' , - . Vw Wm t rf' y' . I, ' 7 1 Q at --,,,YM,,j V+ ,ill-'-T- 'itgmd ,Q , s f- in no ,. +--+15 , -A-A ,ig Ex? - li f 1 isnt TENNIS TEAM-B. Pawk, C. Wil- kins, K. Collison, B. Morse. W. A. A. PORT BASKETBALL TEAM-Circle: E. Delnacco, A. Martin, J. McCaulley, L. Lombardi, M. Collins, S. Morris, C. Chestnut, R. McConaughy, B. Bruce, C. Ebersberger, C. Sheiield, M. Datt, A. Matiyak, P. Patterson, K. Collison. Cerner: B. Pawk, S. Christensen, B. Sweet. in-A X . i J-. .F ., Je fi .1 ,. i ., - .T -J.-,A -till A ' r 1 i I ,llin 14, i lu -'ai -iz ,Q FENCING TEAM--P. Smith, N. McCool, S. Rogers, Sponsor Mr. Farra. v ---1 1 A MODERN DANCE-Row I: C. Weber, J. Pengidore. Row 3: G. Roly, P. Akin. Row 3: J. Anderson, Em Rupp. B. Thomas, B. Steward. S. Barnard, K. Blair, R. Winiarczey. R. Row 1: R. Gruber, D. Cook, L. Williams, D. Russell, P. Shaw, S. Stoker, P. Reid, A. Watson. Piper. Row 2: J. Druschel, J. Fraser, B. Moore. Row 3: R. Klein. 99 -1 '-2' V . Q v-5' l f 1 IM? C4 9 me ORGANIZATIONS 4.4 Student Senate Q02 Accounting Club Q04 Band Q05 Cabinet Staff Q08 Chemistry Club Q10 Chimes 111 Christian Student Fellowship - -2 Debate Society Q14 Economics Club 115 Engineering Club 116 Engineering Quarterly 117 English Club 118 Frill and Dagger 119 Genevan Q20 Genevans 122 Government and Law Society 124 Interclub Council Q25 Math Club 126 Modern Language Club 127 Pep Club Q28 Pre-Med Club 129 Psychology Club Q30 Secretarial Club 131 Student Education Association 132 Varsity Club Q33 Woman's Athletic Association ,34 Woman's Student Association Q35 The Student Senate is the executive branch of the student body. It fairly and objectively attempts to im- prove the atmosphere of the college while maintaining its high standards. This organization works to improve relationships between students, faculty, and the com- munity by creating mutual understanding. They spon- sor many programs. The most important of these are the annual Orphans' party, the big name shows, and the recognition days. The Senate is made up of class ohi- cers, class representatives, the Inter-Club Council Pres- ident, the Editor of the Cabinet, and two faculty mem- bers. Regular meetings are held on Tuesday evenings to discuss problems facing the student body. This yearis meetings were successfully presided over by August Conte. Mary Gardner was the Secretary, and Tom Hutcheson was the Treasurer. STUDE T SENATE Row I: T. Hutcheson, C. Chestnut M Gardner N Swartzlander R Schuler N Elliott Row 2: A. Conte, J. Wirtz, J. Schad W Solak R Homa I Schad J Fortunato R Mantia R. Kessler. KH' V V55 te Offic A9 I li f ', 4, LW MMU ' ' Row I: M. Herr, S. Simpson, H. Shoop, R. Musgrave, M. McKinnon, P. Boyle, J. Wirtz, H. Vandergrift. Row 2: C. Goehring, J. Rizzo, D. Marchisin, T. Tindall, O. Merryman, P. Cartwright, R. Phillips, Row 3: D. Cole, J. Barr, D. Longwell, J. Mandwille, P. Peduzzi, B. Vuke- ' F 9- -T. W4 --. lich, T. Shaffer. Row 4: E. Graham, T. Tabinowski, J. Fanning, M. Shanor, J. Hunsberger, H. Bingle. Row 5: D. Krause, R. Foxall, S. Sozio, Mrs. Gault. J. Fedele, B, Strauss, D. Chiodo. ACCOUNTI G CLUB 'u OFFICERS--Pat Boyle, Jim Wirtz, Ron Mus- grave, Mike McKinnon. 104 One of the most active organizations in the college is the Accounting Club which offers its members an op- portunity to better acquaint themselves with accounting as it exists in actual business practice, under modern day systems and procedures. The club members, as a result of this information are often able to better judge which particular field of accounting is most interesting to them and in which they are most likely to be suc- cessful. Outstanding speakers from local industrial firms were invited to the regular meetings where they pre- sented informative talks and conducted question and answer periods. OFFICERS: President: Jim Wirtz Vice President: Ron Musgrave Treasurer: Mike McKinnon Secretary: Pat Boyle Sponsor: Mrs. Gault -, E. Mr. Krepps, Direcfor Row 7: F. Ross, R. Gruber, A. Martell, R. Allen, G. Butter- morc, R. Boyd. Row 2: F. Graham, J. Druschel, M. McKin- non, R. Oakley, P. Houk, B. Atchison. Row 3: E. Lindsay, M. Summers, E. Kramer, J. Karczewski, L. Howe, G. Heep. Row 4: F. Trgovac, B. Morgan, F. Yellock, G. VanAusdall, S. Mar- tin, N. Ivey. Row 5: C. Evans, A. Pazin, G. Frazee, G. Kohut, Genevans may well be proud of their blue and gold marching band which contributed so much to the fes- tive air at all sporting events in Reeve's Field this year. Our hats are off to Louis Krepps, the director, for his line training and conducting. AN L. Williams, W. Oakley. Row 6: B. Marriner, B. Fortney, D, Cook, C. Zeigler, F. Charlton, J. Blair. Row 7: R. Docchio, F. Thompson, W. Moore, D. Brough, D. Martin, J. Scharritter. Row 8: R, Depner. P. Smith, D. Ryder, J. Wherry, P. Boyle, K. Myers. Row 9: P. Johnson, M. Thomas, S. Stauffer, J. Alli- son. Row 10: G. Bingham, J. McGarry. -Q-,s l I - I fi i Lnxq FK Vg? Bill Porto, Manager Ev WOODWIND ENSEMBLE-Row I: Mr. Krepps, E. Lindsey, M. Thomas R. Docchio. Row 2: J. Musser, J. Wherry. P. Boyle, K. Myers. BRASS ENSEMBLE-Row I: F. Thompson, W. Moore, D. Ryder, Mr. Jones, Row 2: J. Druschel, G. Buttermore, F. Ross, B. Atchison. SWING BAND-Row I: J. Wherry, R. Docchio, E. Lindsey, P. Boyle. Row 2: W. Moore, D. Ryder, J. Karezewski, J. Fricker. Row 3: G. Butter- more, F. Ross, R. Boyd. 106 1- ., 'jf' - 4' Fl yawn,-. I, ' ,' - ' ' .lui-4v5-W 4 .f ff- 1-um.........,, '- ' , -. - 1 ,V -- 4 -- l'1f'?1r131.:.ll...,,1-.Q--. ,. . P - . 1,' - - - - A , , 1' Ymlm. A Qin MAJORETTES-M. Dolanch, H. Beck, J. Allen, N. Hodge, J. Suhy SPECIALTY TWIRLERS-Sherri Milanowski, Merle Schanor. Allen, Head Mujorglfe Henry Podbielski, Drum Major 107 'F COPY STAFF-Loretta Patton, Lois Edgar, and June Anderson. THE 1962-1963 STAFF Editor-in-Chief David Kraeutur Business Manager Bob Butcher News Editor Lew Turlish Feature Editor Sports Editor Pat Meidenbauer Margaret Wallace Layout Editor Gerry Kerr Copy Editors June Anderson, Lois Edgar Exchange Editors Tom Heilman, Jay Basler Photographer Stanley Wood Advisor Charles N. O'Data News Staff: David Badger, Bob Brown, Paul Mitchel, Joan Rasmussen, Elaine Sepos, Tom Vandegrift, Dale Wilson, Stan- ley Wood. Feature Staff: Janet Fraser, April Haslett, Howard Mortimer, Carole Perry, Bob Supernovich, Nancy Swartzlander, Winnie Wilson. Sports Stajj: Tom Annarella, Barry Callen, Duane Bennett, Bill Monahan, Gaylord Muny, Grant Myers, Jerry Quinn. Copy Stag: Janet Sickafuse, Loretta Patton. Columnists: Lew Turlish, August Conte, James Dennison, For- rest Horn, Reger Neumann, Phyllis Hartzel, Sandy Stocker, Jerry Kelly. CABI ET TAFF David Kraeuter, Editor-in-Chief I 1, W: Y,, v 'V ,,f .'w B A' - , wl.t ' -.-f,u ' A 1... if v . I .I Bob Butcher, Business Manager .-,-T.. ., lv... COLUMNISTS-G KCUY, L- TUfliSh, A- EDITORS-S. Wood, L. Turlish, G, Kerr, M. Come, F- Hom- Wallace, I. Anderson. NEWS STAFF-Sented: S. Wood, J. Rasmussen, L. Tur- :ZESJS STAFF-M' Wallace' D' Bennett' G' Muny' T' An- lish, E. Sepos, R. Brown. Standilzg: D. Badger, D. Wil- son, T. Vandegrift, P. Mitchel. W P'--l .1-,g .27 . FEATURE STAFF-N. Swartzland- er, C. Perry, P. Meidenbauer, P. Hart- zel, W. Wilson. Row I: S. Brown, M. Custozzo, L. Lombardi, R. Winiarczyk. Row 2: I. Rush, K. Hartman, D. Badger, D. Spielvogel. Row 3: A. Rubino, D. Willson, W. Graeser, H. Goodwald, D. Wunz. Row 4: G. Hall, N. Kernich, W. Lynch, T. Maloney. The Chemistry Society is affiliated with the Ameri- can Chemical Society. Besides attending local A.C.S. sectional meetings, the members hold interesting meet- ings on campus and various social affairs, including a spring banquet. The society sponsors one meeting dur- ing the year for high school students to promote inter- ests in the field of Chemistry. OFFICERS: President: Don Willson Vice-President: Herman Goodwald Secretary: Sally Brown Treasurer: William Graeser Sponsors: Dr. Puget, Dr. Adams, Dr. Wunz Row I: R. Duker, P. Torrence, R. Wawro. Row 2: A. Mi- chaels, T. Nixon, R. Sporka, Dr. Adams. Row 3: G. Casciato, D. Desanzo, B. Yonata, Dr. Fuget. pn Row I: F. Houk, C. FitzSimmons, L. Turlish. Row 2: A. Martell, R. Allen, W. Wilson, A. Haslett, J. Schad. Lew Turlish, Editor CHIMES The Chimes, names after Charles Dickens' literary work, is the magazine published each spring by the English Club. It contains original works of prose and poetry written by members of the student body. Awards are presented for the best selections. Editor: Lewis Turlish Business Manager: Carole FitzSimmons I, CHRI TIAN T DE T Row 1: L. Edgar, R. McKeown, N. Falk, G. Caskey, C. Emrich. Row 2: Dr. Carson, N. Perry, A. Keys, D. Smith, 1. Mathews, J. Bosler. Row 3: P. Shafer, B. Hemphill, T. Hutcheson, D. Piper. Row 4: P. Finley, D. Faris, R. McKeown, A. Hemphill. OFFICERS-R. McKeown, Dr. Carson, G. Caskey, M. Harrington, J. Basler, D. Smith. Row I: M. Matteson, R. Copeland, P. Aikin. Row 2: B. Finley, B. Elder, S. Martin, D. Will- son. Row 3: L. Edgar, K. Caskey, D. Wilcox. Row 4: M. Harrington, L. Patton, K. Cope- land, B. Steward. Row 5: M. Hazeltine, I. Ia- mieson, J. Dennis. i 112 Row I: M. Copeland, R. McKeown, J. Jamieson, G Kerr, N. Falk, L. Edgar, S. Schmidt, A. Keys, J. Baillie B. Colledgc, B. Schaller, N. Perry. Row 2: D. Hender: son, S. Martin, R. Emmett, P. Aikin, N. Elliott, J. Blair M. Neal, W. Wilson, M. McMillan, K. Copeland, S Morris, E. Bell, L. Edgar. Row 3: B. McKeown, R. Mc- Conaughy, B. Steward, B. Hemphill, J. Mann, P. Finley P. Schaffer, F. Martin, D. Willson, M. Matteson, B. Eld- er, R. Montini, Mr. McBurney. Row 4: P. Martin, B Anderson, J. McCready, J. Matthews, D. Willson, D. Wil- cox, J. Worsham, R. Copeland, A. Hemphill, B. Finley, P. Mitchell, J. Gardner, D. Piper. GOSPEL TEAM s C.S.F. CHOIR OFFICERS: President: Jay Basler Vice-President Sabbath: Dean Smith Vice-President Weekdays: Fred Martin Vice-President Service: Glola Caskey Secretary-Treasurer: Marilyn Harrington Social Chairman: Ruth McKeown Sponsors: Mr. David Carson and Mr. Willard McMillan DEB TE OCIETY OFFICERS-J. Schad, J. Schad, M. Yohe, R. Mantia. The Debating Society was re-established after a dec- ade to stimulate the art. Since the society was so recently organized, many plans and projects are still incomplete. OFFICERS: President: Jerry Schad Vice-President: Joe Schad Secretary: Margaret Yohe Treasurer: Ron Mantia Sponsor: Miss Luth Row 1: R. Mantia, J. Fricker, T. Luce, P, Borsay, J. Schad Row 2: M. Yohe, A. Conte, J. Schad, T. Blasche. Row 3: W L. Sawyer, K. Adams, E. Deltiacco, J. Vobrak. 114 Row I: B. Hart, C. Dixon, Dr. Lee. E. Miller, M. Thomas. Row 2: B. Helt, P. Lindell, B. Mills, T. Hestwood, J. White. Row 3: J. Nigro, D. Brough, J. Hook, B. Miller, S. Perry. Row 4: K. Emanuel, H. Phillips, P. Rush, W. Wilson, L. Bowman, T. Vandergrift. Row 5: C. Mandich, C. Evans, J. Narkiewicz, D. Clendennen, P. Boyle, J. Wherry. Row 6: R. Cegelski, J. Allread, F. Gross, A. Conte, C. Fraley, A. Daily, R. Michic. ECONOMICS CLUB terested in economics, but it is mostly comprised of eco- 'T The membership of this club is open to anyone in- nomics and business administration majors. 'B In an effort to sponsor their annual trip, the mem- bers of the club sell peanut brittle and candy. This year the club plans to travel to Washington, D. C. At each monthly meeting, interesting speakers, films and field trips further the members interest and knowledge in the field of economics. OFFICERS: President: Ed Miller Vice-President: Robert Hart Secretary: Martha Thomas Treasurer: Charles Dixon Sponsor: Dr. Lee grim 5 K OFFICERS-E. Miller, M. Thomas, C. Dixon, B. Hart. 115 Row 1: J. Dobiczyski, W. Solak, J. Tarr, J. Mazza, E Whitlatch, T. Kosko, R. Fisher. Row 2: M. Clinton, C Myers, G. Kauffman, N. Cvetnic, W. Howell, E. Freud- berg, D. King. Row 3: J. Thorne, R. Evans, J. Hyatt, J. Lockley, D. Cook. E GI EERI G SOCIETY OFFICERS-J. Tarr, J. Mazza, W. Solak, E. Whitlatch. 1 16 The Engineering Society was founded in the mid-twenties with the introduction of engineering courses to the Geneva cur- riculum. It has existed every year since then, and it has now become one of the larger organizations on campus. Every month, the Society hears speak- ers from various branches of industry who inform the members of the problems which they must face upon graduation. Motion pictures are also shown which deal with the problems and phases of en- gineering. When possible, tield trips are also taken to various industries. OFFICERS: President: Walter Solak Vice-President: Elbert Whitlatch Secretary: Jackie Mazza Treasurer: James Tarr Sponsor: Mr. J ustis 6 ,,,- ,. ..... , .. .. P LNKIINI- Llillq . Ijl1lXiffI.fQ v The Engineering Quarterly is a club-sponsored mag azine written for those interested in engineering. Pub- lished four times a year, this magazine includes, news, professional information and amusing articles contrib- uted by students on the staff. The Quarterly welcomes all who are interested to contribute and enjoy it. Editor: Jerald Dobiczyski Assistant Editor: Nicholas Cuetns Gerald Dobizcyski, Editor E GI EERI G UARTERLY Gerald Dobizcyski, Nick Cvetnic, Loraine Erb. 117 The English Club, open to all students, is one of the most active clubs on campus. The members meet monthly for discussions and social affairs and constant- ly strive to encourage original work in drama, short story, essay, and poetry. One of the major projects of the club is the annual publication of the Chimes. Club members especially enjoy a banquet and evening at the Pittsburgh Playhouse in the Spring. OFFICERS: President: Terry Maddox Vice-President: Margaret Wallace Secretary: Marie Ciccone Treasurer: Nancy Swartzlander Sponsor: Dr. Carson OFFICERS-M. Wallace, T. Maddox, N. Schwartzlan- der, M. Ciccone. E GLISH CLUB .JA i. . s . , 9 N Row 1: V. Jusczak, L. Klyvert, E. Sepos, N. Swartzlander, T Maddox. Row 2: S. Wood, W. Wilson, M. Firestone, K. Ad- ams, M. Reno, C. Cervone. Row 3: J. Schad, A. Haslett, H Graff, M. Puleio, I. Kniess. Row 4: T. Daquila, R. McKeown R. Sisson, J. Mowry, C. FitzSimmons, D. Paulovich. Frill and Dagger attracts students interested in drama as actors, stage hands, or make-up artists. Fall Plays presented were The Great Big Doorstepf, Box and Coxf, and The Valiant? A main feature of May Day is thc Frill and Dagger play. Plans are for the pre- sentation of original scripts by Joyanne Mrozowski and Harry Miller. OFFICERS: President: Robert Scott Vice-President: April Haslett Secretary-Treasurer: Joyanne Hodge Historian: Jane Suhy Sponsor: Mr. Harold Farra r Aj! ,Za 5,4 W I 151.3 FRILL Row I: Mr. H. Farra, J. Mrozowski, B. Scott. Row 2: J. Suhy, V. Jusczak, W. Krachala, F. Thomas. Row 3: A. Haslett, N. Baker, P. Johns, G. Wamp, T. Vandergrift. Row 4: R. Clark, J. Kelly, A. Conte, J. Hilles. 119 AN DAGGER OFFICERS-April Haslett, Robert Scott, Jane Suhy, Joyanne Hodel. 7 ff yf ,Vik '-? '-i?fli:'i1 ' L Y X THE GEN VAN LAY-OUT STAFF-Standing: K. Hartman, A. Martell, A. Daily, B. Evans. Seated: R. Cegelski, T. Nealon. T57 ,, . - -.t-41114112-zzzzzzs......ug . nwruamu'-256.25155 -1-.. I WH.-.If -:-,glzjziiiz U .f.g't2'I3355?3f,yf'Q5i'H'52':g .xij:7x:.E?:'w'l 'Q' JJ- A f'121i :Z'l 'TH'--4.-', f---'ff -' .::S1:l1--u1...::'11:x- .f .,-.1 M7'.:'13'-3h::::::'.:::::iEEf fffg MZZCQ- ' 2222. ..... Harry Johns, Editor-in-Chief David Badger, Assistant Editor COPY STAFF-W. Wilson, M. Tatala, C. FitzSimmons, T. Johnson, R. McKe0wn. 120 is f wi 9 l E K J vi t Q TQ T f 3 W , ' fs? 6 T - -f , .l yd .H A . L x' .21 ,X , 1 ' ,' ,T 'I 3 M., Q ' 7 2' T X I J 1 'R Q-' ' I ASSISTANTS TO THE EDITOR-K. Mor gan, N. Hodge. ,, . TYPING STAFF-N. Baker, M. Epperly. 1963 GEN EVAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief Harry Johns Assistant Editor David Badger Business Manager April Haslett Assistant Business Manager Carl Emerick Lay-out Editor Kenneth Hartman Copy Editor Ruth McKeown Photography Editor Stanly Wood Assistants to the Editor Nancy Hodge, Karen Morgan Lay-out SraH.' Raymond Cegelski, Arthur Daily, Robert Evans, Timothy Nealon, James Tarr. Copy Staff' Carole FitzSimmons, Thomas Johnson, Milan Ta- April Haslett, Business Manager tala, Winnifred Wilson. Photography Stuff: Barbara Atchison, Donavan Roguski, Kar- en Patrias, William Rushmore. Typing Stab? Nancy Baker, Mary Margaret Epperly. Business Staff: Georgelynn Blackwood, Raymond Cegelski, Arthur Daily, Jean Elder, Mary Margaret Epperly, Nancy Falk, Fletcher Grahm, Alan Martell, Sharon Smith, James i Thorn, Barbara Uhler, Margaret Wallace. Carl Emerick, Assistant Business Manager PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF-D. Roguski, K. Patrias, S. Wood, ADVISORS-Chick Odata, Nancy Eliott W. Rushmore. BUSINESS STAFF-M. Wallace, A. Martell, J. Thorne, A. Haslett, J. Elder, C. Emerick, R. Cegelski, A. Daily, F. Graham. A ..g..- 121 THE GENEVAN Mr. Harold Greig, Director Row 1: W. Wilson, S. Creighton, K. Haggart, J. Wright, V. Diaz, L. Edgar, B. Shaffer, M. McMillan, N. Falk. Row 2: E. Bell, F. Fish fbehind E. Bellj, M. Neal, M. Herr, B. Uhler, S. Perry, N. Baker, M. Shearer, E. Mallery, B. Morgan. Row 3: J. Mann, T. Hutcheson, J. Iben, W. Moore, J. Fortunato, M. Gardner. Row 4: Mr. Greig, G. Kelly, T. Blasche, R. Philips, D. Noll, D. Willson, D. Winkle. Row 5: G. Murphy ibehind Blaschel, R. Gilliland, R. Copeland, K. McBurney, R. Scott. The Genevans, a mixed choral group, have long been an outstanding organization of the college, and as a result of their musical abilities have brought fame and recognition to our campus. In addition to local appear- ances this group under the training and supervision of Mr. Harold Greig, makes an annual tour to various sections of the country where their mellitluous voices charm all audiences. P.M.E.A.-Row 1: E. Lindsey, R. Docchio, F. Ross B. Uhler, L. Edgar, M. Neal. Row 2: W. Moore, L. D. Hanka, R. Copeland, E. Bell, J. Pelino, V. Diaz. ll . , D. Speice, Mann, P. Johnson, S. Creighton, V. Folino, H. Reed, B. Mor- McKowen, gan, J. Wright, F. Yellock, F. Morelli, R. Salero, D. Ryder, J. Row 3: J. Fortunato, Mr. Greig. ney, D. Winkle, G. Butler. Row 2: T. Hutchi son, R. Gilliand, R. Phillips, D. Willson, J. For tunato, W. Moore. Row 3: R. Fleming, G Kelly, R. Scott, T. Blasche, R. Copeland. McKEE LASSIES-N. Baker, S. Creighton, M. Herr, M. Gardner, M. Neal, E. Mallory. MALE CHORUS-Row 1: D. Chiodo, W. Fin- ley, G. Murphy, J. Mann, J. Iben, K. McBur- Forest Horn, President This society was founded to encourage the study, promotion and participation in the basic laws of our land and the foundations and principles of our govern- ment. Meetings are held monthly and speakers from the legal fraternity advise the members on matters that exemplify the characteristics of the profession. OFFICERS: President: Forrest Horn Vice-President: James Wirtz Secretary-Treasurer: Eileen Foster Row 1: S. Stauffer, J. Wirtz. Row 2: G. Freudenhammer, W. Reeby, O. Merryman, A. Curry. Row 3: D. Burkett, A. Conte, A. Martell. Y,-I , 7 K -xl Q 'NN-ii Row I: W. Solak, F. Horn, P. Bonnage, T. Maddox, D. Will- son. Row 2: B. Klitz, J. Schad, J. Wirtz, L. Ferrario, J. Basler. The Inter-Club Council is an organization which unites all clubs on campus. Its main function is the co- ordination of activities which it sponsors, and the pro- motion of smoother relations between organizations, faculty, and the student body. The two main activities sponsored by the Inter-Club Council are the Christmas displays and the All- School Picnic in the spring. The organization is composed of the presidents from all clubs and the yearbook editor. The Council presi- dent also holds a place in the Student Senate. Walter Solak, President CTI! I TERCLUB COUNCIL MATH CLUB Topics of the monthly Math Club meetings have been in related fields such as Physics, which are of interest to all math majors. The club's most interesting project has been sponsoring Math Colloquiems. Guests speak about their Held, such as business or teaching, which is important to the math major. OFFICERS: President: Robert Klitz Vice-President: Frank Trgovac Secretary: Georgia Mrvosh Treasurer: William Porto Sponsor: Mr. Roger Lutz 1 K OFFICERS-G. Mrvosh, B. Klitz, F. Trgovac, B. Porto, Mr. Lutz. Row I: F. Trgovac, G. Mrvosh, B. Klitz, B. Porto. Row 2: J. Druschel, E. Sepsos, T. Cellerini, G. Kauffman, Mr. Lutz. Row 3: J. Dobiczyski, N. Baker, R. Reynolds, S. Dean, N. Ivey, C. Latshaw. Row 4: D. Wigley, R. Klitz, T. Gault, M. Fatala, R. Brockmiller. C7 cj Z X! . . -s 'sf 126 Row I: D. Roguski, C. FitzSimmons, L. Station, T. Johnson S. Barnard. Row 2: E. Sepos, K. Moss, P. Stanyard, R. Russell P. Serrape. Row 3: B. Pawk, C. Sarnicola, S. Milanowski, B Morse, B. Atchison, B. Steward. Row 4: N. Kunkel, C. Weber, B. Mills, C. Gaiser, M. Hazeltine. C. FitzSimmons, T. Johnson, L. Statton. ODER ANGU GE CLUB The Modern Foreign Language Club includes those students interested in the language and customs of France, Spain and Germany. Through a series of meet- ings and social functions, the club stimulates an interest in the language field. A party was held at Christmas time, and carols were sung in the different languages. OFFICERS: President: Tom Johnson Vice-President: Lynne Statton Secretary: Carole FitzSimmons Treasurer: Marie Ciccone French Representative: Barbara Atchison Spanish Representative: John Knuefener German Representative: Inge Guentert Row 1: P. Bonnage, N. Kunkel. C. Weber, K. Morgan, H. Beck. Row 2: S. Barnard, Porto, R. McKeown, D. Marchisin, T. Vandergrift. Row 3: B. Pawk, J. Rinhart, M. J. Kober, Moore, P. Smith. Raw 4: B. Helt, L. Statton, B. Morse, S. Malanowski, R. Smith, Rosemeyer. PEP CLUB Pep club members encourage school spirit on the Geneva campus through a series of well planned pep rallies. Membership is determined by points earned in club project participation. The organization is re- sponsible for Homecoming, All-Star Night, and the selection of cheerleaders. Cr- Father of the Year. iahxll OFFICERS--B. Pawk, C. Rosemeyer, K. Morgan, 128 B B C 'X 6 :fb Q C if Q, Q ai. Illli Row 1 C Aldrich J Snyder C Blatch S Poset Ron 2 A. Martin, G. Blackwood, C Galgoczy P Reid M K Albert B Bruce Ron 3 F Martin, J. Rush, J. Jackson, PRE ED CLUB Prospective doctors, nurses and biology majors are invited to join the Pre-Medical Society. The Society offers an opportunity to gain helpful information in different phases of medical science. Specialists from various fields lecture and films are shown on advances in medicine. Club activities also include an annual picnic and a Spring banquet. OFFICERS: President: Linda Blaeser Vice-President: Fred Martin Secretary: Chris Galgoczy Treasurer: Gerald Quinn 'Z IEYCHOLOGY CLUB The purpose of the Psychology Club is to give those who are interested in this field a chance to explore more fully into psychological phenomena. Field trips, films, and various lecturers accomplish this. Social ac- tivities and parties bring added enjoyment to the mem- bers. OFFICERS: President: Dale Wilson Vice-President: Gerald O'Donnell Secretary-Treasurer: Hedy Beck Row 1: W. Wagner, W. Windhorst, D. Wilson, J. Scharritter. Row 2: J. Hiller, R. Scott, J. O'Donnell. Row 3: A. Martell, C. Mandich, J. Duncan, R. Cegelski. 'GT' 1 Row 1: L. Patton, C. Schreiner, J. Anderson, J. Frazzini, M. Campbell, P. Figley. Row 2: B. Steward, L. Edger, P. Hartzell, J. Ruby, L. Swan, J. Owen. This club's membership is comprised mainly of pro- spective secretaries. The aim of the organization is to acquaint its members with opportunities in the secre- tarial field. The club presents guest speakers at its meetings and visits a variety of business establishments in an attempt to gain a knowledge of the industry as a whole. OFFICERS: President: June Anderson Vice-President: Lenore Roby Secretary: Pat Figley Treasurer: Marge Campbell Social Chairman: Loretta Patton Sponsor: Miss Guy SECRET RIAL CLUB 47 OFFICERS-L. Patton, M. Campbell, P. Hartzell, P Figley, J. Anderson. Row 1: M. Buchholz, L. Harrison, J. Druschel, O. Newman, R. Michic, M. Beglin L. Ferrario, J. Boffo, P. Bathe. Row 2: A. Caironi, B. Moore, G. Mrvosh, G. Godleski H. Gilbert, M. Marotti, P. Bonnage, L. Hawthorne, M. McFeaters. Row 3: E. Sepas M. Hosack, E. Straley, R. Barrow, M. Kober, K. Haggart, K. Forsythe, R. McConaughy J. Green, M. Hemphill. Row 4: N. Swartzlander, D. Royal, D. Henderson, A. Cooley, B Callen, L. Laykish, B. Elder, C. Bryan, A. Matiyak. Row 5: H. Mancing, P. Boller R. Greer, D. Martin, C. Lauch, S. Fisher, P. Meideubauer, R. Schuler, S. Schmidt Row 6: D. Frendberg, P. Serrapere, C. Sarnicole, J. Deyber, L. Howe, S. Farzo, P Stanyard. Row 7: N. Townsend, I. Kniess, M. Puleio, J. Schad, A. Curry, R. DeBacco, L. Dickerson, S. Veiock, E. Krzemienski, K. Moss. ST DE T EDUCATION ASSOCIATIO interest in the organization. OFFICERS: President: Louis Ferrario Vice-President: Margaret Beglin Secretary: Janice Boffo Treasurer: Nancy Townsend Sponsors: Dr. Hawthorne, Dr. McFeaters. OFFICERS-J. Boffo, M. Beglin, L. Ferrario, N. Town- send. 132 1 Better known as the PSEA, this club meets monthly to discuss trends and techniques in the teaching pro fession. Noted educational leaders are invited to speak on their particular fields. Fund raising and social ac tivities are sponsored in an attempt to maintain high The Varsity Club is open to any athlete who has earned a letter in an intercollegiate sport. During the year the club sells sweatshirts and sponsors dinners to raise money for varsity jackets. This organization is one of the most respected groups on campus. OFFICERS: President: Jim Irons Vice-President: Dan Frasier Secretary-Treasurer: William Mayhew Publicity Director: Gaylord Muny M Sponsors: Mr. Aultman, Mr. Ledrick, r. Morgan in T- ' ' A 'r ' ' W' 'fm ' i'1 : z'.1m3f -1 'T'-14. .-. 1 OFFICERS-W. Mayhew, I. Irons, W. Monahan, D. Frasier. VARSITY CL B Row I: J. Hamilton, W. Mayhew, D. Frasier, W. Mona- han, J. Irons. Row 2: T. Annarella, M. Vooletich, W. Dixon, G. Sadlak, A. Kittner, G. Freudenhammer. Row 3: W. Rose, H. Raab, N. Young, D. Scuilli, B. Har- rison, M. Tatala. Row 4: S. Adams, R. Dyson, P. Tunno, P. Croud, W. Windhorst, W. Wilson. Row 5: A. Daily, A. White, L. Ricci, S. Stanchak, J. Carpenter, W. Solak. x.: J' 'E if ..4L..4ff', WOMEN,S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO In view of the recent emphasis placed on physical fitness by the President of the U.S., Geneva's WAA proves that the men are not the only ones keeping in shape. W.A.A. provides an excellent chance for en- thusiastic competition, skill improvement, and fun through the playing of volleyball, basketball, and ten- nis. It is not only rewarding to the individual partici- pant but provides enjoyment for the student body through the annual Gold and White Volleyball Game, the Yale-Princeton Basketball Game, the Modern Dance Club, and it hosts other Colleges for a Volley- ball Sports Day and a Spring Play Day. Officers for 1962-63 were: President: Barbara Pawk Vice-President: Mary Lou Collins Recording Secretary: Kay Collison Corresponding Secretary: Linda Blaser Treasurer: Marilyn Datt Social Chairman: Pat Aiken Freshman Representative: Ruth Emmett Volleyball Chairman: Margaret Wallace Basketball Chairman: Bonnie Sweet Softball Chairman: Carolyn Chestnut Faculty Advisor: Miss Breunninger bf-5, 'Y 'l 'fl r l' ' R ,, l ,l .i l 1 l t V . Bottom to Top: M. Datt, B. Pawk. Miss Breuninger, B. Sweet, C. Chestnut, P. Aiken, M. Wallace, K. Collison. ' 1 '. l gi I , ,Q w. 5 13. if 4 It ca . ' I ,. , I V21 . L, ,. .AL Row 1: P. Shaw, A. Matiyak, C. Ebersberger, P. Pat- terson, A. Martin, C. Aldrich, J. McCaulley, L. Edger, K. Caskey. A. Caironi. Row 2: S. Smith, C. Sheflield, B. Burdick, B. Bruce, R. McConaughy, J. Quader, N. Perry, M. J. Young, A. Keys, M. Epperly. Row 3: 134 .QL B. Colledge, L. Lombardi, R. Reynolds, S. Barnard, P. Aikin, H. Beck, M. L. Collins, C. Chestnut, S. A. Morris, K. Copeland, M. Matteson, B. Steward, A. Watson, S. Martin, J. Elder, K. Collison, M. Datt. Row 4: M. Wal- lace, B. Sweet, B. Pawk, S. Christensen. e t J . Y W f J . ly' .l .1 'i il u ' 1 I The W.S.A. Spring Fashion Show presents the latest campus fashions. M N' TUDE T ASSOCIATIO Every Geneva co-ed is automatically a member of the W.S.A. Primarily a social organization, the W.S.A. strives to develop co-operation and unity among its members. It sponsors such activities as vocational Guidance Day, May Day, Spring Formal, the Christ- i mas Project, and it awards a scholarship to a deserving 3, Geneva co-ed. Oilicers for 1962-63 were: President: Patty Bonnage Vice-President: Margaret Neal Secretary: June Anderson Treasurer: Jane Suhy Senior Representative: Sue Perry Junior Representative: Phyllis Hartzell Sophomore Representative: Joyce Frazzini Freshman Representative: Mary Jane Young son, S. Perry. M. J. Young. Sp0I1SOr1 Miss Gi1I11OI'C P. Bonnagc. J. Frazzini, J. Suhy, P. Hartzell, J. Ander- 135 RESIDENCES Clarke Hall McKee Hall Memorial Hall Pearce Hall George Manor Northwood Hall - - f 'T YHWT V11 f 1 +2'i'.1 'iff' ri' ef 15133 : we-rfi r' L' llsy 'effg f 523525415 r H 15,1 . Wax? ' 1 , ' : P G H s I 5 Y ! ' A , . f .. Row I: L. Ritchie, G. Van Ausdall, I. Bates, B. Bur- E- Rupp, C- Germann, H. Clark. Row 3: J. Suhy, M. dick, N. Mccool, R. Emmett, Row 2.- G. Roby, B. Cross, Campbell, M. Shearer, J- Yorke, B- Pattison, C- Reb- A. Reynolds, J. Rasmussen, P. Patterson, J. Sickafuse, CHS, L- KIYVCN- DORMITORY OFFICERS-K. Naumowich, President: N. DeClemente, Secretaryp P. Smith, Treasurer. CLARKE H LL C2 Mrs. F. J. Lathom, Head Resident. A 138 Row I: M. J. Young, M. Epperly, K. Mazewski, E. Delfiacco, N. Perry. Row 2: B. Uhler, N. Falk, N. Hodge, A. Keys, J. Day, J. Vobrak, S. Baumann. Row 3: H. Beck, G. Rapp, S. Rogers, K. Collison, J. Baillie. Row I: V. Shalfer. W. Wilson, T. Maddox, S. Neal, B. Pawk, A. Martin, J. McCaulley, C. Aldrich. Row 2: N. Dumbaugh. D. Higgins, J. Rock, M. Ciccone, P. Hartzell, B. Butterfield, K. Gilkey. ,NM X 'fm .L-., IT 139 P l l l l C7 .13 . w 1 1 Mrs. Taylor, Head Resident. I C C 111 DORMITORY OFFICERS-Dorm President, Ruth McKeown. C lass Prcfsiclerns, D. Hender- son, S. McKinney, L. Lombardi, E. Rinhart. Row I: P. Reid, P. Shaw, P. Bathe. G. Blackwood, J. Fraser, C. Wilkins, J. Elder, S. Slaughter. Row 2: M. Dolanch, J. Hodges, M. Puleio, V. Donaldson, L. Roby, J. Anderson, F. Mc- Burney, G. Caskey, S. Smith, D. Burger. Row 3: R. McKeown, C. Chestnut, C. Weber, I. Kniess, A. Haslett, V. Hughes, P. Getty, N. Kunkel, L. Edgar. . . 140 l Row Ron trias, tine, S. M Row Dins Q I: N. Thomas, J. Dennis, M. Collins, J. Burlingame, S. Stauffer, S. Martin, S. McKinney. I 2: R. Winiarczyk, D. Henderson. I. Patton, M. Harrington, M. Copeland, K. Pa- C. Emrick, M. Matteson. G. Kerr, J. Jamieson, I. Quader. Row 3: P. Aiken, M. Hazel- J. Musser, K. Blair. A. Cooley, S. Barnard, H. Shoop. D. Depp, K. Copeland, J. Blair, orris. I: S. Fisher, B. Steward, B. Atchison, M. Datt, B. Colledge, J. Monaco. Row 2: P. more, L. Lombardi, E. Rinhart, S. Stoker, P. Meidenbauer, P. Pengidore, A. Watson. 141 Row I: J. Lockley, J. Nigro, E. Lauch, R. Hart, C. Kopay. Row 2: C. Dixon, J. Jackson, D. Close, R. Kennedy, D. L Royle, D. Rogusky, J. Hook, S. Adams. Row 3: D. Brough, K. Emanuel, E. Miller, A. Bialek, J. Clayton, J. Rush, C. Hartzell, K. Mendenhall, T. Hestwood, B. Miller. Row 5: K. H Hartman, F. Martin, R. Yockman. . I I fx f 5 . I X. G .iff I :x yx, Mr. and Mrs. James Mitchell DORMITORY OFFICERS-Secretary S. Adams, Vice President D. Brough, Head Residenls Treasurer B. Miller, President J. Hook. 142 Row I: S. Wood, W. Wollschlaeger, N. Nething, G. Lane, G. Watters, J. Scharritter. Row 2. B. Halgas, K. Walters, C. Gaiser, B. Mwanyoka, G. Kohut, P. Borsey, T. Moore, R. Mar- shall. Row 3: R. Helt, L. Matrazzo, D. Anderson, R. Vendemio, J. Immekus, D. Kauka, D Faies, P. Finley. Row 4: R. Hunter, R. McKeown, J. Nganga. Row I: H. Johns. J. Frickcr, A. Daily. J. Hyatt. L. Turlish. Raw 2: D. Badger. J. Thorne, W. Hollstein, D. Reagin, R. Cegelski, P. Shafter, J. Allison, J. Nelson, P. Martin. Row 3: J. Sy- kester, L. Doran, G. Frcudenhammer, J. Tnrr, J. Schmitt, C. Harris, D. Lukehart, P. Mitchel N. Nott. Row 4: F. Charlton, A. Martell. R. Evans, W. Rushmore, J. Worsham. 143 njfelgl-.glf I M if fr l Row I: W. Ross, M. Peluso, R. Joy, J. Brozak, D. Stevens T. Nealon, K. Bly, W. Well. Row 2: C. Swanson, A. Pavese PE J. Wertime, G. Owen, J. O'Donnell, C. Rosemeyer. Row 3 A. French, B. Gross, R. Homa, D. Anderson. HLL Mr. Robert Friedman, HeadResident. OFFICERS-Row I: D. Martin, T. Mitnick, A. French, Presidenip R. Clark, Secretary-Treasurerg C. Rosemeyer, R. Oakley. Row 2: A. Conte, J. Basler, Assistanls to the Resident. 144 ll --....,N,, . A F: Row 1: W. Ottenberg, J. Ramsey, J. Hunsberger, D. Martin, G. Echard. Row 2: J. Tonder, R. Neumann, D. Smith, J. Knuefcner, G. Calor. Raw 3: H. Vandergrift, R. Supernovich, G. Meyers. Row 1: R. Davis, W. Oakley, C. Longsdorf, R. Jones, T. Hellman, J. Todd, G. Hill, T. Ferguson. Row 2: D. Paisley, R. Oakley, B. Hemphill, H. Graff, R. Eells, W. Michalism. Row 3: R. Fischer, R. Carrera, J. McCartney, G. Heep, R Ingles. Row 4: G. Quinn, E. Miller, J. Cowan, R. Towsey R. Tull, W. Finnicum, W. Sawyer. L.. Mrs. B. Osgood Head Resident GEORGE MANOR I. . A I! W :Q 3 5: .N ' w n 4 E I .U 5 .4 .AJ T. Sheridan. Dorm Pl'l'.S'f6fPl1l Row I: L. Gwin, O. Rice, R. Puskar, A. Jones, Row 2: D. Mar- chisin, W. Dufiield, T. Sheridan. Row 3: D. McCullough, A. Luckey, R. Beilstein, B. Hackenberg. vb-7 Evo Row 1: S. McKinney.. R. Twaddle, D. DeClarlo, W. Green, C. Zbrosky. Row 2: J. Spencer, R. Elder, R. Allen, D. Curan. ORTH OOD H LL Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Aultman, Head Residents. W. Green, Dorm President. 147 l ACTIVITIES Freshman Orientation Homecoming All Star Night Queen of Hearts May Day Halloween Party Big and Little Sister Party Christmas Party Honors Assembly 'X 'W-, M 1 4 F' n I Nw-.. , X . 4 . X0 I P07010 CHIPS H01' D065 POP , r 5 R Af F 4: uw l 1-:1'HQ::. ' - il--H114 in 1 14 'w' V N ,f1QQ11f- N Wg 51 f f, iii -. , V . ,glg-, .51 s . -, .V j .1 -,.v,Xyw.y -. u - .A . 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H g,-4,,'TTI : Q 5 g..g:-g146g xszeaf, ... v- 1-9, , 4 1962 HOMECOMING QUEEN DIANE PAULOVICH HOMECOMING CGURT ff-1 Barbara Pawk Senior from Butler, Pa. Karen Naumowich Junior from Clzesler, Pa. 'Dx A ' -if-'? -Key' -- if .--ttf' - Diane Vooletich F reslmmn from PfII.S'bllI'glI, Pa. xx.-M 'Z' . 4 - , 'L r Q . . Eiga-ii . L I f Mmurcmm Dvrn Mcmcmrzncu .ln ' f I ,on-fy. Attendants Barbara Pawk and Bonnie Sweet. The Coronation Ceremony. an We-if Ref' LL ST R IG H I Queen Sharon Christensen Winning Corsage Runner up 154 QEE ,A I ' HE Rl -1-1 r 3, Y F '22,-4 geA' Attendant Carolyn Chestnut Attendant Susan Slaughter Former queens Nancy Thomas and Barbara Pawk. ,, . ., f .A N557 ' ff, J Ha- t I 1 P 1 - . fb. Q. H gg, .tg 2.95 VL- A lf. vl W, ., 1.1--fu A- n rr .g.1111!.!Jv Q' GH 1 T 1 ' .i .f 'J Iv x 1 L 4, E r ' P2 a.1.-,,'- , I,-, gi- XJ-r ' - ,Aw .R ' -ILH EZ 'KH' ' ' lg :. :-' 1p!t'A,-il . - ' J. 7 ' NANCY THOMAS 1963 MAY QUEE . 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'.j-?Zf??:.t- M 4+-if I fffi-3'i4g ' ' N . p 4-, ', ' , . . -H , T-, I :ii .1 2 -.11 :gif L S:-'Ifq.. vt Y-1 ' VA :A -- ..,I- ' AJ any -1, Q .X . A , xp' ,F -l I . -fi 25-tim?-'4 .1 k.1'd-315 ' .ilifirg . TR 'W .. 4Ji5 'f --' A ' - QE YH 11.-Emil 1 K 4' a FD' avril' L4' ta . 5.. . .J W- ff 4-A ' -.z.v-'D!,s- .4 K 'LQ f 2' l ff' 1- . we-N337 I5' M1 if 535- 1' V ' f, fr -'Kr I , living? df., - 1-7 .p L-fav. '1,i. Q, v' I .4-'A V ,1'S,'. Eva 'f H ,Psi--I-J ig., N 1.5. I GRE TBGOK DISCUSSIO -sg inn .-1' Row I: M. Wallace, A. Haslett, R. Winiarczyk, B. Atchison, Rev. Carson. Row 2: Rev. Carson, Miss Paton, T. Hestwood, B. Callen, T. Johnson, L. Turlish, D. Badger. 162 SENIOR DIRECTORY JUDITH ANN ALLEN Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Ed- ucation Association l, 2, 3, 4, Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH R. BARROW Psychology Club 2, Student Education Association 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Male Cheerleaders 2, Cabinet 1, Fencing 1, 2. JAY BASLER Interclub Council 4, Christian Ministry Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 4, Memorial Dorm Council 4, Gospel Team 2, 3, 4. MARVIE BEGLIN Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 1, 2, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Tennis Club 3, 4. LESLY BELLOFF - Student Education Association 4. RAY BERINGER Engineering Society 2, 3, 4. ALBERT BIALEK Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Engineering Society 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. LINDA BLAESER Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub Coun- cil 4, English Club 2, 3, Pre-Medical Society 1, 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Genevan 3, Womens Athletic Asso- ciation 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Sec. 4. JOYCE BLAIR Pre-Medical Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fel- lowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 4. ROBERT BLYTHE Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity G Club. PATTY BONNAGE Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Interclub Coun- cil 4, Spanish Club 2, Student Education Association 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3, Genevans Cchorusl 2, 3, Maypole 3, Homecoming Court 2, May- day Decoration Chairman 3. PAUL BOY Economics Club 3, 4. DONALD C. BROUGH Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Con- cert Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 2, 4, Memorial Hall Vice President 4. ROBERT E. BUTCHER English Club 3, Pep Club 3, Chimes 3, Cabinet 3, 4, Genevan 3. ROLAND 5'SONNY BLUCHER Student Senate 1, Interclub Council 2, 3, Frill and Dagger 2, 3, Psychology Club Pres. 1, 2, 3, Genevan, Assistant Business Manager 2. BARRY CALLEN Christian Ministry Fellowship 4, Student Education Association 4, Chimes 3, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Genevan, Section Editor 3, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Great Books Club. RICHARD H. CAMP Economics Club 3, Student Education Association 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Bowling 2, 3, Varsity GN Club 1, 2, 3. GLOLA CASKEY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Stu- dent Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellow- ship Choir 1, 2, 3, Cabinet 2, Genevan 3, Concert Band l. DON CHIODO Accounting Club, Spanish Club, Genevans. JOHN CLYDE Economics Club 3, Government and Law Society 2. AUGUST CONTE Student Senate 1, Pres. 4, Economics Club 3, 4, Frill and Dagger 4, Government and Law Society 1, Treas. 3, 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Debate Club 1, 3, 4. ARLENE M. COOLEY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Chemical So- ciety 2, 3, Christian Student Fellowship 1, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 1, Student Education As- sociation 3, 4, Great Books Discussion Club 3, 4. PETE CROUD Student Education Association 4, Radio Broadcasting Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 4, Bowling 4, Varsity G Club. SANDRA CREIGHTON Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Stu- dent Fellowship 2, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 2, 3, Genevan 3, Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Girls Sextet 1, 2, 3, 4. C. RICHARD CUNNINGHAM THOMAS P. DAQUILA English Club 2, 3, 4, Student Education Association 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DIXON Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4. WILLIAM DIXON Accounting Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity HG Club 1, 2, 3, 4. THERON L. DURR Student Education Association, Football. ROBERT DYSON Baseball, Varsity G Club. DONALD ELLIOTT French Club 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Student Education Association 4. NANCY ELLIOTT Student Senate 2, 4, Womens Student Association 1, 2 May Day Chairman 3, Spring Formal Chairman 4, Christian Student Fellowship 3, Christian Student Fel- lowship Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Genevan, Editor 3, Advisor 4, Womens Athletic Association I 4, P.S.E.A. 4. SANDRA LEE FEGLEY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 3, 4. DONALD FRENDBERG Engineering Society 1, 2, Student Education Asso- ciation 3, 4. ED FRENDBERG Mathematics Club 3, 4, Engineering Society 1, 4. JERRY FRISK Student Education Association 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE M. GAISER Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Modern Lan- guage Club 3, 4, Bowling 3. MARGUERITE K. GETTY Student Education Association 4. HELEN GILBERT Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Point Secretary, Cheer- leaders 3, 4, Womens Athletic Association 1. CHARLES GOEHRING Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Genevans 2, 3. GERI GODLESKI Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, French Club 3' Modern Foreign Language Club 3. GEORGE GUBA Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity HG Club 4. FRANCES ANN GUY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, Student Educa- tion Association 1. KAY HAGGART Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Stu- dent Fellowship Choir 2, 3, Student Education Asso- ciation 4, Genevan 3, Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4. JAMES HAMILTON Engineering Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2. JOSEPH E. HAMILTON Psychology Club 2, Spanish Club 1, Student Educa- tion Association 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Varsity G Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAYTON D. HARRIGER MARILYN HARRINGTON Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Ministry Fellowship 2, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 1, 2, 3, Marching Band 1, Concert Band 1, Girls Basketball 1, 2, Womens Athletic Association 1, 2, Gospel Team 3, 4. KENNETH E. HARTMAN Chemical Society 4, Christian Student Fellowship 1, Modern Foreign Language Club 2, Genevan 1, 4, Marching Band 2. 7 9 9 CHARLES R. HARTZELL Chemical Society 3, 4, Transfer from Cedarville Col- lege. MARGARET HASPER Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, Chimes 3. EVELYN E. HAYS PHILIP E. HAYS TOM HESTWOOD Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Government and Law So- ciety 3, Genevan, Business Manager 3, Great Books Club 2, 3, 4. JOHN G. HNATH Rifle 3. JONATHAN HOOK Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate Elections Committee 4, Student Senate Activities Committee 4. PAUL HOUK Psychology Club 2, 3, 4, Student Education Associa- tion 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM HOWELL Engineering Society. JAMES JACKSON Pre-Medical Society 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity G Club 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4. GEORGE KAUFFMAN Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4, Engineering Society 2, 3, 4. GERALD A. KELLY Student Senate l, 2, 3, Frill and Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4, Government and Law Society 2, Male Cheerleaders 3, Chimes 2, Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Genevans I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT KENNEDY Engineering Society 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, Intramural Basketball. ROBERT KLITZ Interclub Council 4, Mathematics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Education Association 4. LEONARD J. KOCZUR Accounting Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID KRAEUTER Student Senate 4, Chimes 2, Cabinet 2, 3, Editor 4, Genevan 3. JAMES LaROSE Chemical Society 1, 2, Pre-Medical Society 1, 2, Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, Student Education Asso- ciation 3, 4. ANTHONY LASSO ED LAUCH Economics Club l, 2, 3, Frill and Dagger I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4. , PATRICIA C. LAW Student Education Association 4. BEVERLY LEWIS Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 3, Pre-Medical Society 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, Pep Club 3, Fencing 1. EDWIN LINDSAY Student Education Association 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Wood Wind Ensemble 4, P.M.E.A. 3, 4. LENNY LUONGO Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Frill and Dagger 4, Me- morial Hall Vice Pres. 3. PATRICK MCCASLIN Chemical Society 2, 3, Student Education Association 4. LARRY McCOWlN Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES W. MCCREADY Christian Student Fellowship Choir 3, 4, Genevans 1, 4, Marching Band I, 2, Concert Band I, 2. MARY MCGOWAN Secretarial Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellow- ship 3, 4, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3. RALPH P. McKELVY Christian Student Fellowship I, 2, 3, 4, Christian Stu- dent Fellowship Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Rifle, Varsity G Club. RICHARD MCKENNA Chemical Society 1, 2, 3. PAUL MCKINNON Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Economics Club l, 2, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4. TERRY SUE MADDOX Womens Student Association I, 2, 3, 4, lnterclub Coun- cil 4, English Club 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Frill and Dagger 4, Christian Ministry Fellowship 2, 3, Sec.- Treas. 4, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Stu- dent Education Association 4, Chimes, Editor 3, De- bate Club 2, Womens Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. HOWARD MANCING Psychology Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Student Education As- sociation I, 2, 3, 4, Regional President of P.S.E.A. 4, Who's Who 4. ARTHUR MANCINI CARL MANDICH Economics Club 3, 4, Psychology 4, Bowling 2, 3, Intramural Basketball. JAY M. MANN lnterclub Council I, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellow- ship I, 2, Vice Pres. 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir I, 2, Student Director 3, 4, Cabinet 2, Gene- vans 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 4, P.M.E.A. 3, President 4. RONALD P. MARSHALIK Engineering Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. - MARTHA MAROTTI Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 3, Pre-Medical Society 4, Student Education Asso- ciation 2, 3, 4, Chimes 3, Genevan 3. FRED MARTIN Pre-Medical Society 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3, Genevans 1, 2, 3. ARTHUR MICHAELS Chemical Society. MERLE E. MILLER, JR. Interclub Council 4, Accounting Club 1, Economics Club 1, 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Genevan, Business Staff 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS MILLER Engineering Society 3, 4. HOWARD MORTIMER English Club 1, 2, 4, Engineering Society 1, Student Education Association 3, 4, Chimes 2, Cabinet 4. JOYANNE HODGES MROZOWSKI Womens Student Association I, 2, 3, 4, Frill and Dag- ger I, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 4, Radio Broadcasting Club 4, Fencing 1, Bowling 3, Womens Athletic Association 3. RON MUSGRAVE Accounting 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 1. MARGARET SETTY NEAL Womens Student Association 1, 2, Jr. Rep. 3, Vice Pres. 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 4, Student Education Association 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Treas. 4, Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, Concert Band 2, 3, Womens Athletic Association 1, P.M.E.A. 3, Sec. 4, McKee Lassies 2, 3, 4, Clarke Hall Pres- ident 3. NORMAN EARL NETHING, JR. Christian Ministry Fellowship I, 2, Christian Student Fellowship I, 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Student Education Association 3, 4. OLIVE NEWMAN Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 2, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Womens Athletic Association 1, 2. JOHN J. NICKLAS Chemical Society 3, Pre-Medical Society 1, 2, Psy- chology Club 1, 2. JOHN NIGRO Economics Club, Intramural Basketball and Volley- ball, Student Representative on Faculty Council. WILLIAM OSMAN Psychology Club 3, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. JOSEPH E. PARISH, JR. Student Senate 2, 3, 4, Interclub Council 3, Account- ing Club 1, Genevan 3, Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity G Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Pres., Master of Ceremonies-May Day 3. GERALD PARTINGTON Chemical Society 3, Radio Broadcasting Club 4. BARBARA PAWK Womens Student Association I, 2, 3, 4, Interclub Council 4, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Student Education Association 4, Pep Club 2, 3, Sec. 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, Captain 4, Womens Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, President 4. RICHARD PEARSON Mathematics Club 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3, 4, Radio Broadcasting Club 1, 2. CAROL PERRY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 1, 2, Student Education Association 3, 4, Chimes 4, Cabinet 3, 4, Bowling 2, Vocational Guidance Day Chairman. SUE PERRY Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 3, 4, English Club 2, Christian Student Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chimes 2, Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4, W.S.A. Council, Senior Rep. RICHARD PHILLIPS Accounting Club, Economics Club. RICHARD E. POWELL Spanish Club 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4. HARRIET REED Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Genevans 1, 2, Concert Band 3, Womens Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. 3, 4. SONDIE RIMBEY . Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, 4, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, U.P. Spanish Club 2. JOHN RIZZO Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 3. FREDERICK A. ROSS Student Education Association 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Fencing 3, Brass Choir 3, 4, P.M.E.A. 3, 4. JAMES E. RUSH Chemical Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Medical Society 1, 2, 3, 4. GARY SADLAK Accounting Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity GP Club 2, 3, 4. RITA SCHOEFFEL Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Ed- ucation 1. GERALD H. SHANNON Chemical Society 3, Pre-Medical Society 1, 3, 4, Stu- dent Education Association 3, 4, Football 1. REGIS SMITH Frill and Dagger 2, 3, Psychology Club 2, 3, Student Education Association 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4, Male Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, Genevan 3, Represented Geneva At Conference at Westminster. SAMUEL SOZIO Accounting Club 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. DAVID SPIELVOGEL Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. RONALD SPORKA Chemical Society, French Club. EDITH STRALEY Womens Student Association l, 2, 3, 4, Psychology 1, 2, Christian Ministry Fellowship 2, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, Student Education Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3. BONNIE SWEET Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3, Cheerleaders 3, 4, Womens Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS TABINOWSKI Accounting Club, Baseball, Bowling, Varsity G Club. THOMAS L. TINDALL Accounting Club 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4. MARGARET WALLACE Womens Student Association 1, 2, 3, 4, English Club 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, 3, 4, Genevan 3, Rifle 1, 2, 3, 4, Womens Ath- letic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who. DANNY C. WIGLEY Mathematics Club 4. DON B. WILLSON Interclub Council 4, Chemical Society 1, 2, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Christian Ministry Fellowship 1, 2, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fel- lowship Choir 1, Business Manager 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 2, Genevans 4, Memorial Hall Secretary 3. RICHARD WILSON Economics Club 2, 3, Student Education Association 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. DON WINEGAR Rifle 2. DAVID HAROLD WINKLE Psychology Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Education Asso- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4, Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4, Male Chorus 4. LARRY C. WINTERBURN English Club 2, 3, Psychology Club 1, 2, Modern For- eign Language Club 3, Student Education Association 2, 3, Debate Club 2. JAMES H. WIRTZ Student Senate 4, Interclub Council 4, Accounting Club 3, 4, Economics Club 3, 4, Government and Law Society 3, 4. JOHN C. WHITE Interclub Council 3, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Student Education Association 4, Bowling 2, 3, 4. STANLEY WOOD English Club 2, 3, 4, Christian Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Christian Ministry Fellowship 1, 2, Christian Student Fellowship Choir 2, Cabinet 1, 2, 3, 4, Ge- nevan 2, 3, Photography Editor 4, Debate Club 3, Bowling 3. DONALD CLARENCE ZELLEFROW Spanish Club 3, French Club 3, Modern Foreign Language Club 3, Student Education Association 4, Government and Law Society 3, 4. STUDE TI DEX Adams, Karen 71-114-118 Adams, Samuel 73-80-133-142 Aikin, Patricia 73-99-112-113-134-141 Albert, Mary Jean 71-129 Albright, Patrick 73 Aldrich, Carol 75-127-134-139 Allen, Bartlett III 76 Allen, David 75 Allen, Judith Ann 107 Allen, Randolph 77-147 Allen, Rebekah 71 Allen, Richard 73-105 Allen, Yvonne 71 Allison, John 71-105-143 Allread, James 115 Aloi, Frank 88 Ammon, Larry 76 Anderson, David 55-143-144 Anderson, June 55-99-108-109-131- 135-140 Anderson, Mary Anne 75 Anderson, Robert 71-1 13 Annarella, Thomas 73-80-109-133 Arbes, Carl 73 Arthurs, Susan 73 Atchison, Barbara 71-105-127-141-162 Badger, David 54-55-109-l l0-l20-l2l- 143-162 Baer, Edward 73 Baillie, Jeanette 75-113-139 Baker, Benjamin 76 Baker, Daniel 75 Baker, Dennis 55 Baker, Nancy 55-119-120-121-122-123 126 Barnard, Susan 73-99-127-128-134-141 Barnes, James 75-104 Barr, Terrence W. 75 Barrow, Ruth Ann 76-132 Barson, George 73 Basler, Jay 112-125-144 Bates, Wanda 75-138 Bathe, Patricia 75-132-140 Baumann, Sandra Lee 77-139 Bayus, John 71 Beck, Hedy 55-107-128-130-134-139 Bedio, Richard 80-95 Bedison, Robert 76 Beglin, Margaret 132 Beighley, Allan 55-110 Beilstein, Robert 70 Belculfine, Paschal 76 Bell, Elaine 75-113-122-123 Bell, Robert 71 Bennett, Duane 74-109 Benson, Robert 71 Bialek, Albert 141 Biancucci, Robert 71 Biddle, Theodore 55 Bingham, George 76-105 Bingle, Harold 55-104 Bissell, Cheryl 75 Black, Robert 73-80 Blackwood, Georgelynn 73-129-140 Blaeser, Linda 34-129-158 Blair, John 55 Blair, Kathleen 76-99-141 Blair, Joyce 105-113-141 Blasche, Theodore 73-114-122-123 Blatch, Chalmers 55-62-129 Bly, Kenneth 71-97-144 Blythe, Robert 36-80-94 Bodalec, Joseph 55 Bolfo, Janice 132 Botfo, Kenneth 76 Bogosian, Reuben 71 Bohman, Eleanor 71 Boller, Patricia 71-132 Bonda, Joseph 73 Bonnage, Patricia 36-l25-128-132- 135-157 Borsay, Peter 114-143 Bowman, Lee 36-115 Boy, Paul 36 Boyd, Robert 73-105-106 Boyle, Patricia 56-104-105-106-115 Bragg, John 76 Brandt, Terry Ray 75 Bright, James 73 Brkich, Valentine 76 Brockmiller, Richard 56-126 Brooks, Joseph 56 Broomfield, John 56-60 Brough, Donald 36-88-89-105-115-142 Brown, Robert 73-109 Brown, Sally 56-60-110 Brozak, Gerald 71-144 Bruce, Barbara 75-98-129-134 Bryan, Cathy Jean 56-132 Buchholz, Martha 75-132 Buckley, Robert 77 Butfo, J. 56 Burdick, Barbara 75-134-138 Burger, Diane 71-140 Burkett, David 76-124 Burlingame, Judith 76-141 Burrows, Janet 73 Butcher, Robert 36-108 Butler, Gerald 80-123 Butterfield, Bettie 75-139 Buttermore, George 105-106 Byers, Sara 75 Cable, Daryl 73 Cable, James 75 Caironi, Angela 77-132-134 Caler, Gary 145 Callen, Barry 30-36-132-162 Camp, Richard 36-80-83-95 Campbell, Margie 70-73-131-138 Capella, Gary 56 Carnahan, Robert 77 Carpenter, John 96-133 Carrera, Richard 75-145 Carter, Edward 75 Cartwright, Paul 104 Casciato, Thomas 56-110 167 Casey, Barry 56 Caskey, Glola 30-36-112-140 Caskey, Karen 77-112-134 Cater, ,Barbara 76 Cegelski, Raymond 56-115-120-121- 130-143 Cellerini, Thelma 56-126 Cercone, Frank 57 Cervone, Carol 71-118 Chabala, Jean 37-158 Charlton, Fleming 57-105-143 Charron, David 71 Chestnut, Carolyn 60-73-98-102-134- 140-155 Chiappetta, Francis 75 Chiodo, Donald 37-104-123 Christensen, Sharon 37-98-134-154 Ciani, Dennis 73 Ciccone, Marie 139 Clark, Reynolds 71-119-144 Clark, Helen 75-138 Clayton, John 57-142 Clendennen, David 73-115 Clinton, Michael 57-116 Close, Clyde, Clyde, David 57-88-95-140 John 37 Nancy 75 Coast, John 73 Cobb, Darryl 76 Cole, Daniel 57-104 Cole, David 57 Colledge, Bonnie 71-113-134-141 Collins, Mary Lou 57-98-134-141 Collins, Robert 71 Collison, Rebecca Kay 57-98-134-139 Compston, William 71 Conner, Terrence 71 Conte, August 30-37-102-109-114- 115-119-124-144 Conte, Theodore 71 Cook, Dennis 75-99-105-116 Cook, Roger 76 Cook, Theodore 77 Cooley, Arlene 30-37-80-132 Cooper, James 57 Copeland, Kathryn 71-112-113-134-141 Copeland, Marian 71-113-141 Copeland, Robert 75-112-113-122-123 Corrigan, Mary Anne 57 Cossin, James 76 Cowan, James 71-145 Creighton, Sandra 37-80-122-123 Cross, Beverly 73-138 Croud, Pete 37-88-90-133 Cunningham, Charles 38 Cunningham, Jean 73 Curran, Daniel 75-80-147 Curry, Allen 57-95-124-132 Curry, Russell 75 Curti, Mary 76 Custozzo, Marianne 58-110 Cvetnic, Nicholas 58-116-117 Czarnecki, Alice 38 Daily, Arthur 58-115-120-121-133-143 Daquila, Thomas 38-118 Dasch, Robert 58 Datt, Marilyn 73-98-134-141 Davis, Ronald 75-145 Davison, Gary 75 Dawson, Gary 71 Day, Mary Jane 58-139 Dean, Shirley 71-126 DeBacco, Ronald 38-132 DeCarlo, Darrell 75-147 DeClemente, Nancy 73-138 Delfiacco, Ernestine 73-98-114-139 Dell, Arthur 75-85 Dennis, Joy 77-112-141 Dennison, James 71 DePietress, Richard 58 Depner, Ronald 105 Depp, Dorothy 75-141 Desanzo, Dirk 110 Dessler, Robert 76 Deyber, Janis 76-132 Diaz, Veronica 75-122-123 Dicianna, Terry 73 Dickerson, Lynne 132 Dimattia, Domenic 75-88-89 Dinsmore, Paula 77-141 Dixon, Charles 38-80-115-142 Dixon, William W. 38-82-133 Dobiczyski, Jerry 38-116-117-126 Docchio, Raleigh 58-105-106-123 Dolanch, Margy 73-107-140 Donaldson, Virginia 73-140 Donnelly, Patricia 71 Doran, Lawrence 143 Downs, Charles 75 Druschel, Doran 58 Druschel, Janet 99-105-106-126-132 Duerr, Martha 73 Duffield, Wayne 76-146 Duker, Russell 58-110 Dumbaugh, Nancy 71-139 Duncan, James 38-130 Durr, Theron 59-80 Duzicky, Frank 71-80 Dyson, Robert 39-94-133 Eakin, Robert 75 Ebersberger, Carol 77-98-134 Echard, Gary 71-145 Edgar, Lois 39-108-112-113-131 Edgar, Louise 77-112-113-122-123-134 Eells, Robert 75-89-145 Elder, Betty 73-112-113-132 Elder, Jean 71-134-140 Elder, Ronald 75-147 Elliott, Donald 39 Elliott, Nancy 31-34-39-102-113-121 Elsheimer, John 71 Emanuel, Keith 59-115-142 Emerick, Carl 110-121-141 Emerick, Carleen 75-141 Emmett, Ruth 77-113-138 Emrick, Carol 59-73-112 Enslen, Colleen 59 Epperly, Mary Margaret 76-120-121- 134-139 Eppinger, Mary Ann 76 Erb, Laraine 39-117 Evans, Charles E. 59-105-115 Evans, Robert 59-116-121-143 Fait, Marlene 75 Falk, Nancy 77-112-113-122-139 Faltenovich, John 59 Fanning, John 75-104 Faris, David 75-112-143 Farrimond, Charlotte 75 Farzo, Sandra 75-132 Fath. Sandra 76 Fedele, James 59-104 Fegley, Sandra 39 Feibus, Shirley 73 Feiertag, Irene 76 Ferguson, Thomas 71-80-95-145 Ferrario, Louis 59-125-132 Fesler, Paul 75 Figley, Howard 77 Figley, Patricia 75-131 Filauri, Roman 76 Finlayson, Audrey 75 Finley, Paul 77-89-112-113-143 Finley, William 59-112-113-123 Finnicum, William 71-145 Firestone, Mary 75-118 Fischer, Robert 77 Fish, Fern 77-122 Fisher, Ronald 59-116-145 Fisher, Susan 73-132-141 FitzSimmons, Carole 59-71-111-1l8- 120-121-127 Fleming, Russell 71-96-123 Fletcher, Bruce 73 Flowers, Nick 73 Folino, Vici 39-81-123 Forman, Libby 71 Forsythe, Karen 76-132 Fortney, Robert 60-105 Fortunato, James 74-102-122-123 Fox, Harold 73 Foxall, Richard 60-104 Francis, Daniel 75 Fraley, Carl 73-115 Frankland, James 60 Fraser, Janet 73-99-140 Frasier, Dan 60-80-133 Frazee, Gerald 105 Frazzini, JoyceAnn 73-131-135 Freed, Kenneth 76 French, Arthur 71-144 Frendberg, Donald 37 Frendberg, John 40-116 Freudenhammer, Gerd 73-92-124-l33- 143 Fricker, Jay 77-106-114-143 Frisk, Jerry 40 Fry, Edward 60 Frynkewicz, Michael 73 Furnival, Courtney 77 Gaiser, Claude 40-127-143 Galgoczy, Christine 73-129 Gallagher, Donald 75 Gardner, James 75 Gardner, Mary 60-102-113-122-123 Gault, Thomas 60-104-126 168 Gazda, Steven 96 Germann, Carol 138 Getty, Marguerite 40 Giannette, Helen 40-71 Gilbert, Helen 40-97-132 Gilkey, Kay 71-139 Gilliland, Raymond 73-122-123 Gillingham, Jay 60-94 Glonier, Byron 40 Godlewski, Geraldine 132 Goehring, Charles 40-104 Goehring, Ronald 40 Goen, Margaret 77 Good, Carol 77 Goodwald, Herman 110 Gozda, Steve 68 Graeser, William 41-110 Graff, Harry 73-118-145 Graham, Emmett 60-96-104 Graham, Fletcher 60-105 Grant, Terry 77 Gratton, Donald 60 Green, Janet 61-132 Green, William 75-85-147 Greer, Raymond 76-132 Grim, John 71-80 Gross, Frederick 61-115-144 Gross, Robert E. 71 Gruber, Richard 461-99-105 Guba, George 41-80-82-95 Guentert, Inge 73 Guide, Victor 75 Guinto, Gregory 75 Guy, Frances 41 Gwin, Larry 76-146 Hackenberg, Bert 77-80-146 Hager, Frederick 76 Haggart, Kay 31-41-122-132 Halgas, Bernard 75-143 Hall, Charles 71 Hall, Gerald 75-110 Hall, William 77 Hamilton, James 41 Hamilton, Joseph 41- 80-81-133 Hanka, Dennis 75-120 Hansen, Thomas 75-80 Hardesty, Larry 71-94 Harriger, Clayton 41 Harrington, Marilyn 41-112-141 Harris, Clark 61-143 Harrison, Linda 73-132 Harrison, Robert 71-88-94-133 Hart, Robert 61-115-142 Hartenbach, Marian 71 Hartman, Kenneth 41-110-120-121-142 Hartzell, Charles 42-142 Hartzell, Phyllis 61-109-131-135-139 Haslett, April 61-111-1 18-119-l21-140- 162 Hasper, Margaret 31 Hayden, George 75 Haydo, Donald 73 Hays, Evalyn 42 Hays, Philip 42 Hazeltine, Mabel 112-127-141 Headley, Jack 77 Heasley, Craig 77 130-143 Sarah 73-105-112-113-134-141 Kabat, Sandra 73 Heckman, Linda 71 Heep, Glenn 77-105-145 Heilman, Thomas 42-145 Heitger. Raymond 71 Hell, Robert 77-85-115-128-143 Hemphill, Alan 61-112-113 Hemphill, Bruce 71-95-112-113-145 Hemphill, Marilyn 61-132 Hemphill, Richard 71 Henderson, Donna 42-113-132-140-141 Henderson, William 77 Hergenrother, Richard 71-80 Herr, Marlene 71-104-122-123 Hestwood, Thomas 42-115-142-162 Higgins, Donna 75-139 Hill, George 75-145 Hiller, John 61-119-130 Hodge, Nancy 73-107-120-121-139 Hodges, Joyanne 42-140 Hollstein, William 61-143 Homa, Ronald 70-71-102-144 Hook, Jonathan 42-115-142 Horn, Forrest 73-109-124-125 Hosack. Martha 73-139 Hough. Gary 61 Houk, Frank 62-111 Houk, Paul 42-105 Howe, Lois 77-105-132 Howell, William 43-11-6 Hudascek, Joseph 75 Hughes, Virginia 62-140 Hunsberger, Joseph 71-104-145 Hunter, Annesta 77 Hunter, Robert 77-143 Hutcheson, Thomas 70-73-102-1 12-122- 123 Hutchinson, Edna 43 Hyatt, James 62-116-143 Iben, John 62-122-123 Immckus, James 77-80-121 Infield, Joyce 77 Ingles, Robert 77-145 Irons, James 43-88-90-133 Ivey, Naomi 26-73-105 Jackson, George 76 Jackson, James 43-88-90-92-129-142 Jamieson, Jennie 77-112-113-141 Johns, Paulette 71-119 Johns, Harry 62-120-121-143 Johnson, Phillip 43-105-123 Johnson, Thomas 62-75-120-121-127-162 Johnston, William 75 Jones, Vernice 75 Jones, Alan 75-80-146 Jones, Robert 75-145 Jones, Roger 75 Joy, Robert 71-144 Jusczak, Virginia 73-118-119 Juth, Ronald 71 Kaercher, Jacque 43 Kaletz, Ronald 75 Kalivoda, Ed 71-95 Karczewski, John 105-106 Kauffman, George 43-116-126 Keck, Jill 77 Keeley, Patrick 62 Keller, Michael 75 Kelley, Nancy 76 Kelly, Gerald 34-44-109-119-122-123 Kennedy, Robert 44-142 Kenyak, Tom 62 Kernich, Nickolas 44-110 Kerr, Geraldine 71-109-113-141 Kessler, Ralph 74-76-102 Keys, Annetta 76-112-113-134-139 King, David 62-116 Kinross, Daniel 71 Kirkland, Marva 77 Kittner, Albert 62-80-133 Klein, Richard 75-85-99 Klitz, David 62 Klitz, Ralph 71 Klitz, Robert 44-125-126 Klyvert, Laurel 118-138 Kniess, llagene 75-118-132-140 Knobel, William 62 Kneufener, John 71-145 Koah, David 44 Kober, Mary Jane 76-128-132 Koczur, Leonard 44 Kohut, George 77-105-143 Maddox, Terry 45-118-125-139 Magee, Bonnie 97 Magestro, Robert 71 Magnotta, Michael 71 Mallery, Elaine 122-123 Maloney, Thomas 75-110 Mancing, Howard 32-45-132 Mancini, Arthur 46 Mandeville, John 73-104 Mandich, Carl 46-115-130 Mann, Jay 32-46-113-122-123 Mantia, Ronald 54-63-102-114 Marchisin, Daniel 71-95-104-128-146 Marotti, A. Martha 46-132 Marriner, Barry 64-105 Marshalik, Ronald 46 Marshall, Richard 75-143 Martell, Alan 64-105-1 11-120-121-124- Martin Martin ,Alexis Jean 77-98-129-134-139 David F. 76-132-145 Martin David L. 71-105-132-145 Martin Fredric 32-34-46-113-129-142- 143 Martin, Paul 75-80-113 Martin, Kopay, Charles 71-142 Kosko, Timothy 76-116 Krachala, William 73-119 Kraeuter, David 31-44-108 Kramer, Ellis 73-105 Kramer, Louis 75 Krause, Donald 63-104 Kravos, Edward 44 Krokonko, Joseph 63 Krukowski, Anthony 75 Krzemienski, Eleanor 63-132 Kunkel, Nancy 75-127-128-140 Landfair, Roger 75 Lane, Gerald 63-143 Lathom, Fred 76 Latshaw, Curtis 71-126 Lauch, Carol -63-73-132 Lauch, Edward 45-142 Lautfer, Linda 75 Law, Patricia 63 Laykish, Linda 63-132 Lee, Rosemary 76 Leino, Nancy 45 Leino, Roy 73 Lesko, Lewis Michael 63 , Beverly 45 Liebentritt, James 71 Martino, Michael 92 Martucci, Eugene 71 Maruhnich, Edward 73 Massa, John 76 Mathews, James 71-112-113 Matiyak, Andrew 96-98-132-134 Matrazzo, Lawrence 77-80-88-89-143 Matta, Michael 73 Matteson, Mary Anne 71-112-1 13-134- 141 Maxwell, Clair 71 Mayhew, William 64-80-133 Mazewski, Karen 75-139 Mazza, Jacqueline 46-116 Megill, William 71 Mehalic, Theodore 75 Meidenbauer, Patricia 73-109-132-141 Mendenhall, Jack 75 Mendenhall, Karl 64-142 Merryman, O'Dell 73-95-124 Metzger, Janene 46 Meyers, Grant 75-145 Michaels, Arthur 46-110 Michaels, Constance 75 Michalism, Wallace 76-145 Michic, Ruth Ann 64-115-132 Miksch, John 75 Milanowski, Sharon 64-107-127-128 Lindell, Griffith 76-115 Lindsay, Edwin 45-105-106-123 Llewelyn, Jo Frances 71 Lockley, John 63-96-116-142 Lombardi, Lorraine 71-98-1 10-134- 140-141 Longsdorf, Charles 75-145 Longwell, David 73-104 Loughman, Rosemary 45-157 Mild, Edward 77 Miller, Byron 47-115-142 Miller, Douglas 73 Miller, Edward L. 47-115-142 Miller, M. Edward 75-89-145 Miller, Joyce 64 Miller, Paula 47 Miller, Thomas 47 Lucci, Dominic 73 Luce, Thomas 77-114 Luckey, Alan 75-146 Lukehart, Don 77-143 Luongo, Leonard 45 Lynch, William 73-110 169 Mills, William 77-115-127 Milnes, Merrily 75 Mitchel, Paul 64-109-113-143 Mitnick, Thomas 71-85-89-95-144 Mohney, Vern 77 Mohrbacher, William 71 Mollenkopf, Dale 64 Molnar, Jesse 75 Monaco, Judith 77-141 A Monahan, William 47-95-133 Montini, Robert 76-113 Mooney, Charles 77 Moore, Bonita 73-97-99-128-132 Moore, Thomas 77-143 Moore, Westley 75-105-106-122-123 Morabito, Alfred 75 Morelli, Frances 71-123 Morgan, Barbara 64-105-122-123 Morgan, Karen 64-97-120-121-128 Morris, Ronald 75 Morris, Sue Ann 75-98-113-134-141 Morse, Bonnie 64-98-127-128 Moss, Karen 127-132 Mosthaf, Cydnee Kay 75 Mowry, John 73-118 Mrvosh, Georgia 73-126-132 Mrozowski, John 119 Muny, Gaylord 65-88-94-95 Murphy, Gary 70-73-122-123 Murray, Susan 47 Musgrave, Ronald 47-104 Musser, Jean 75-106-141 Mwanyoha, Bakari 7-73-143 Myers, Clarence 65-116 Myers, Kay 71-105-106 McArdle, Nanci 71 McBride, Donald 76 McBurney, Faith 32-47-140-155-159 McBurney, Ken 122-123 McBurney, Linda 65 McCartney, James 77-145 McCarty, Donald 65 McCaslin, Patrick 48 McCaulley, Joanne 75-98-134-139 McC0naughy, Ruth 76-98-113-132-134 McCool, Nancy 77-99-138 McCowin, Larry 123 McCoy, Frederick 73 McCready, James 48-113 McCreary, Robert 75 McCuean, Rosemary 48 McCullough, Dennis 75-146 McElhaney, Keith 65 McGarry, James 76-105 McGowan, Lawrence 77 McIntosh, Jerome 75-80 McKean, Joseph 77 McKean, William 65-96 McKelvy, Ralph 48 McKenna, Richard 48 McKeown, Robert 75-112-113-118-120- 143 McKeown, Ruth 65-112-113-118-121- 128-140 McKinney, Sam 75-147 McKinney, Shirley 48-140-141 McKinnon, Paul 48-105 McLane, William 75 McMillan, Margaret 75-113-122 McMi1len, John 73 McVeigh, Samuel 77 Nagel, James 75 Naples, Robert 71 Narkiewicz, Joseph 73-1 15 Naugle, John 65-85 Naumowich, Karen 85-138-152 Nave, John 75-80 Neal, Margaret 48-113-122-123-139-159 Nealon, Timothy 73-120-121-144 Nelson, John 75-89-95-143 Nething, Norman 48-143 Neumann, Roger 71-145 Newman, Cheryl 73 Newman, Gwen 65-97 Newman, Olive 49-132 Newman, Robert 71 Nganga, John 7-143 Nicklas, John 49 Nickols, Bernice 65 Niedra. Rasma 65 Nigro, John 49-115-142 Nixon, Timothy 65-110 Nogich, Edward 65 Noll, David 76-122 Norris, Dallas 71-96 Noss, Elaine 66 Noss, Philip 66 Nott, Nickolas 66-143 Oakley, Richard 77-105-144-145 Oakley, William 75-105-145 O'Donnell, Gerald 71-130-144 Ohorodnyk, Joseph 76 Oluschak, Dale 49 O'Rourke, James 73 Osman, William 49 Ottenberg, Wilmer 73-145 Owen, Givin 71-95-144 Owen, Janet 76-131 Pagani, Eugene 73 Paisley, Donald 75-145 Palakovich, Frank 66 Palmieri, Paul 49 Panek, Walter 66 Parish, Joseph 34-49-88 Partington, Gerald 49 Passalinqua, John 73 Patrias, Karen 71-121-141 Patterson, Patricia 75-94-134-138 Pattison, Beverly 71-138 Patton, Loretta 71-108-112-131-141 Paulovich, Diane 73-115-118 Paushter, Ernie 92 Pavese, Albert 70-73-144 Pawk, Barbara 49-97-98-l27-l28-l34- 139-152-154-155-159 Pazin, Alan 75-105 Pearson, Richard 50 Peduzzi, Peter 66-104 Pelino, Joan 123 Pelino, Robert 75 Peluso, Mario 71-144 Pengidore, Joanne 75-77-99-141 Penn, Maurice 75 Perry, Carol-Anne 50-109 Perry, Gwendolyn Sue 32-50-115-122- 135 Perry, Nancy 77-112-113-134-139 Petz, William 73 Philipp, Richard 50-73 Philips, Robert 76-104-122 Phillips, Howard 73-115 170 Phillips, Richard 123 Piper, Donald 73-99-112-113 Podbielski, Henry 73-107 Pollice, Eugene 71 Porto, William 71-106-126-128 Poset, Steve 73-129 Pratt, William 75 Prisc, Martin 71 Puhalla, Robert 73 Pukanich, George 73 Puleio, Marion 71-118-132-140 Puskar, Raymond 77-80-146 Quader, Joanne 77-134-141 Quinn, Gerald 71-85-145 Raab, Harry 80-133 Rager, Charles 73 Rainey, Betty 76 Ramsey, Joseph 73-145 Rapp, Virginia 66-139 Rasmussen, Joan 73-109-138 Reagin, David 71-143 Reeby, William 66-124 Reed, Harriet 30-123 Reed, Thomas 73 Reese, Rick 76 Reid, Paulette 71-99-129-140 Reitz, Thelma 71 Reno, Mary Ellen 118 Reynolds, Anita 138 Reynolds, Roxie 71-126-134 Reznik, Dan 77 Ricci, Louis 73-94-133 Rice, Oscar 75-146 Rimbey, Sondra 50 Rinhart, Ellen 77-128-140-141 Ritchie, Linda 75-138 Rizzo, John 50-104 Roberts, Carol 73-138 Roberts, James 73 Roberts, Sara 77 Roby, Georgia 75-99-138 Roby, Lenore 73-140 Rock, Jo Ann 75-139 Rogers, Sharon 73-99-139 Rogusky, Donavan 66-121-127-142 Roperti, Louis 76 Rose, William 73-123 Rosemeyer, Charles 66-128-144 Ross, Frederick 50-105-106-133 Ross, Ronald 66 Ross, Walter 73-80-96-144 Rossler, Janet 75 Rowe, Charles 76 Royle, David 132-142 Rozenbergs, Irena 73 Rubino, Anthony 73-110 Rubish, Lorie 73 Ruby, Jeanne 76-131 Rupp, Emma 75-99-138 Rush, James 110-128-142 Rush, Philip 67-115 Rushmore, William 121-143 Russell, Rae 99-127 Russell, Robert 67 Ryder, Daniel 75-105-106-123 Sadlak, Gary 51-80-84-95-133 Salvati, Carole 76 Sample, Donald 71 Sanders, Ronald 75-80 Sarnicola, Carmen 67-127-132 Sawyer, William 77-114-145 Saxton, Thomas 73 Schad, Jerome 54-67-102-111-114-125 Schad, Joseph 54-67-102-114-118-132 Schaffner, Edwin 75 Scharf, J. David 67 Scharritter, John 71-105-130-143 Schell, Raymond 67 Schmidt. Charles 76 Schmidt, Saundra 77-113-132 Schmitt, James 71-89-94-143 Schoeffel, Rita 51 Schreiner, Connie 71-134 Schuler, Roxanne 74-77-102-132 Schweiger, Carl 73 Scott, Robert 71-119-122-123-130 Scuilli, Donald 73-80-95-133 Sepos, Elaine 73-109-118-126-127-132 Sercel, John 77 Serrapere, Pascal 67-127-132 Shafer, Phillip 71-95-112-113-143 Shaffer, Beverly 76-113-122 Shaffer, Thomas 67-104 Shaffer, Victoria 75-139 Shakallis, Panagiotis 73 Stevens, David 73-144 Steward, Beverly 73-99-112-113-127- 134-141 Stewart, Willis 75 Stimac, Mary Anne 76 Stocker, Sandra 99-141 Stout, Earle 51 Straley, Edith 52-132 Strauss, Bernard 68-104 Suhy, Jane 73-107-119-135-138 Sullivan, Lawrence 71-80 Sullivan, Marshall 68 Summers, Mary 71-105 Supernovich, Robert 73-145 Swan, Linda 76-131 Swanson, Charles 71-144 Swartzlander, Nancy 54-68-102-109-118- 132 Sweet, Bonnie 52-97-98-134-154 Sylvester, Jay 75-143 Tabinowski, Thomas 52-94-104 Tanner, George 76 Tarr, James 68-116-121-143 Tatala, Milan 68-80-94-120-121-126-133 Tataseo, Marguerite 52 Teleha, John 73 Theil, Stephen 73-110 Wagner, William 69-130 Walarad, Kathleen 77 Walker, Gerald 75 Wallace, Margaret 33-52-109-134-162 Walters, Kenneth 143 Watson, Arline 73-99-134-141 Watters, Gary 73-143 Wawro, Ronald 73-110 Weaver, John 73-80-94 Weber, Carolyn 75-99-127-128-140 Wellendorf, Richard 75-80 Wells, W. 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