Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1964 volume:

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This is graphically illustrated by the re- cent tremendous advances being made in the physical sciences. As someone has remarked, 'lWe daily bear witness to the 'premature advent of the 25th centuryf 7' Why do I mention this to a graduating class? Because it illustrates dramatically the truth of the statement that education must not stop when one finishes college. Learning must be a lifelong process if one is to make a living-and make a life. Although there are many '4truths which are ephemeral, fortunately there are certain truths which are eternal. During your years at Geneva, we hope that your knowledge and love has increased for Him who said, I am the Truth. We trust that as you graduate and as- sume additional responsibilities, you will seek first to serve Him. May your lives be rich and rewarding G'Pro Christo et Patriaf' Then come Geneva sons, ne'er let the glad chorus fail . . . Q... N.- 1, . N .Nl vi., X V I if F' 54 U OO A-fi ,. , . bible and philosophy: Dr. Johannes Vos, Chairman! Mr. Robert Henning! Mr. Willard McMillan! Mr. Ronald Nickerson! Mr. Robert Tweed! Mr. John White! Dr. D. Ray Wilcox. X . .K x pi biology: Dr. Theodore McMillion, Chairman! Dr. Harold Bruce! Mr. Rudolph Fatula! Dr. Newton Kinaston. . QE' chemistry: Dr. Roy Adams, Chairman! Mr. Fred Bahbahf Mr. Irving Mayers! Dr. Richard South! Dr. Paul Wunz. - -,xx rn- 31 economics and business administration: Dr. Stewart Lee, Chairman! Mr. Robert Armstrong! Mrs. Wesley Gault! Miss Evanelle Guy! Mr. Edward Kuriger! Mr. John Mitchell! Mrs. Robert Reed. ii .34 education: Dr. Leonard Duncan, Chairman! Dr. Leotta Hawthorne! Dr. John Mclsaacf Mrs. Eleanor Ripper! Mr. Kenneth Saxton! Mrs. Johannes Vos. I 1 i y fa fi., fine arts: Mrs. Paul Ripper, Chairman. 10 5- And, somehow, everything started up again: the handshakesg the name cardsg the freshmen. engineering and mathematics: Mr. Forrest Iustis, Chairman! Mr. Earl Farley! Mr. Robert Hamilton! Mr. Roger Lutz! Mr. G. Randolph Syversen! Dr. Lawrence Trishman. 'f' 1'n w , . ' k mr A if Trfg.X. english: Dr. Frances White, Chairman! Dr. Eben Bass! Mrs. Eben Bass! Dr. Norman Carson! Miss Margaret Cowmeadow! Mrs. Byron Luce! Mrs. John Mclsaacf Dr. Ann Paton. 1: .Aho history: Dr. Charles Akers, Chairman! Dr. Yoji Akashi! Mr. Howard Mattsson-Boze! Mrs. Murdick Murphy! Dr. William Russell. 2 l modern foreign languages: Dr. Grayson Birch, Chairman! Mr. Louis Becske! Mrs. Gisele Connor! Miss Florence Haugh! Mrs. William Orr! Mrs. Paul Ripper!Dr. Uladsylau Ryzy-Ryski. .- 'flgyifr :iii ,BN M..-.. +1 W K F. Fr . We kb 1 ,. 1-F ' If x 5.01. M lu , S 'U E aa. X JL ,,. MH' i , -' ll' Qg s ,. l.f KX lx- V A t . classical languages: Dr. Cordelia Birch l Al w M-. n. HMP iz I S ?g, s n zz? . 5' '1 ' 1 sp 4 . Q I f s. W S i' Out of all the fanfare, we try to find some mean- ing. There is none, except the imitation of ages past. 17 f physical education: Mr. Clifford Aultman, Chairman! Mr. Paul Bischoff! Miss Ruth Ann Breuniger! Mr. Donald Ledrick. music: Mr. Harold Greig, Chairman! Mrs. Ruth A. Douds! Mr. Robert Ferguson! Mr. Albert Fruth! Mr. Louis Krepps! Mr. George Tutwiler. 18 physics: Dr. Roy Adams, Chairman! Mr. Lawrence Marinaccio! Mr. John Schaefer! Mr. Ronald Why. political science and sociology: Mr. David Carson, Chairman! Mr. Larry Barker! Miss Martha Cook! Mr. Charles McBurney! Dr. John Mclsaac. I .,,. ' 4 I3 1 W ik ,,. 57 psychology: Dr. Richard Schanck, Chairman! Mrs. Ruby Freeble! Dr. John Gard! Mr. Ralph Meador! Mr. Harold Perkins! Mr. Kenneth Saxton. L 225 speech: Dr. Arthur Fleser, Chairman! Mr. David Eshelmanf Mr. Harry Farra! Miss Marian Gilmore! Mr. David Ralston library: Miss Mary Cook! Miss Mary Cleland! Mrs. John Leighty, Head Librarian! Miss Marilyn Van Dyke! Mrs. Jesse Moffett. 21 l Q 1, Dean of Men, Mr. Kenneth Saxton Dean of the College, Dr. William Russell li X 1 Vi' .ll l deans Asst. Dean of Men, Mr. Brian O'Connor 1 aa ze 'x I 4, . Q Dean of Women, Miss Marion Gilmore -Q! S N ' I1 N is Y - Y .-,, ,V H 1 ' . , Y V V -'H ,L ' K Asst. Dean of Women, Miss Ruth Cooper 22 Director of Admissions Mr. Charles McBurney directors 1'5 Registrar, Mrs. Lucille Henery Vp . M. U AL. I. . rr '- ' gy - Director of Spiritual Activities Mr. Willard McMillan N ' ii 'I- Q H , fn W. N' li 1 fs it W., 1 .sw fu iff ix wi 'H H L ,, it ,qw , in! 1, ,mt-ui . ii, i M, Y W, w 'uimiu-, W H mu ..q:3llw!Ui ff in ui H mum! M ' i W N it ,pi.1uii'mni 'N i v W-, mu ,H H Director of Student A Hairs Dr. Harold Bruce i ,i um' it H ' :J 1 IN H tal' fi Zi' - Y: ' , T T , - K- . vt '-' ,,- .... .ff , . . , fc.-,rs ,-ff.,1 2' ..- 'N 45 ' - ' - l -f 'ua-lu..-. ,,-. ,ug 5 n . 1.5 w -h 22,-.5 ' 411. 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Being an individual is one of the hardest things we can attempt, and the one goal in which almost all of us fail. 27 What another would have done as well as you, do not do it. What another would have said as well, do not write it. Be faithful to that which exists nowhere but in yourself-and thus make yourself indispensable. Andre Gid6 ,. , wggfl, by w 5, Ei I F OOD!!-a mortal sustenance, but an immortal need as long as we have stomachs that do not care forthe food of books. The professor--a conglomeration of age, beauty, wit, and knowledge, the scholar's scholar-the pedanfs patron. The student-a substance akin to seaweed- his head is never above water. 28 a,..--vw....--,.- It is said that we are an amoral society 29 . X -. . An, 1, Knowledge is the only elegance. Emerson 's - 3 1 . r w I 1 I V I I 30 L HJR .1531 ' .AA Well, I paid for it! Tobacco is a nasty weed, I like it. Tobacco is a filthy weed, I like it. It makes you lank, It makes you lean, It takes the hair right off your bean, Still, I like it. Anonymous, 1919 Genevan Alone in a nook among the stacks, you can think better. You can't see very well, but you can think better. Thurber would have loved you, dear. ' .W W 1 W Y ' ., uv N , 1 ., ,X.,,-- M- J' A few hardy and weathered souls join us daily in partaking of the sensuous joys of eating. Now, girls, what a better way to slim is there, than to bash a ball around and inhale fcoughj that fresh air? -- I' v-ssd- h, Ihr The secretary's Hebrew. Archimedes couldn't have done better! 35 A Jul, gf.-X '.', '1 : 'v '-K 1 w u I - ,N w, ,, X 'r MSE I ,: , ,, - f. .f .J 'fl ' :, is ' .M . -'s:U -,1w'51j,-,rf5'. ml-'51, fi: 5 fi '5J.i,1lV,,:vg ' U'-Eiiuf-:J wg ' - 'ji -Ii. K V ,L,. ,M ,.-,4h, M Af- y AH, 'U , - N ,-'. .' 'M f - , J,4 .,,, V y Q' X 'f ',1:f'f'.,,. ,, jk Q, - , H' ,N - l?5!,u'Kwv' lm. MAL! m'4.1figmvmg- f 1 X -EU ,M . . , ws FL 1 , 1 K Agp.. 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WE speak of freedom, of individualism, but daily we deny them from others, and in our own mind we cannot escape the fact that we are constantly cheating ourselves. WE get away from ourselves and the values we thought we could have, are embossed on a monument, or written in a book. WE discover there is no turning back to what we once owned, and are painfully aware of a dull ache somewhere in our heart that tells us life is sometimes what we make it, sometimes what someone says it is, but rarely is it the way we would like it to be. 39 chapel The climb. The wait The Ieclure? The result-more chapel. Faculty interest? TF we-VT' A face punctuates the atmosphere of a classroom, and penetrates the smog of our minds, to bury itself in our memories. ,. .rr ' ' V 'Y I A ,.-- A , .,.:,4H+ 1aTi,,., , err' --rx ,grfvwx . ' .. , , W H - . I. x 3 mr ' U1 L W zz Ill w an an ,., M ..Zu 495 ls 1 N jk' 'He- Wwe w 1.,...J-a--' s w V, nxt blk' 1-1 1-4 '51 1 -L -R A , A .tl 'Q-1. J 'V A.. - 'vt- EE ,-.' 5 X1 gl x . if fQi i' A ls. 'f 'i'g-5 A - A ..: 'N L, 1 , Hr' ., 1 f me Man, unlike any other thing organic or inorganic in the universe, grows beyond his work, walks up the stairs of his concepts, emerges ahead of his accomplishments. John Steinbeck X 46 AK J '5 .ua- -, ...rg ,. qui. K :. 12::':,aw . - ., FS.. -. ajw. ,.-J' Y Q, ,g i x Sp. .:,?,5,- .45gx:1v 4,- A-inf :4 NEW, Y M w Hx 4 A K 1 uh... 50 . , Q-'F-sb aggv ' Q --hw . JJ .A -... -if' TF' , :ff ' P GL 1-QT.-Aug ,,,z in 1- Giziz ffm 51 u L. ,, -. ' .q 5 If-.N-.vfiwf ..-f.. '1 '7-p ' -4.'+a,j .5 ' A , x wg A. ' v. ,DL L 52 W - 'X H in - WEE F s ff! V , .VM '.-v, 1, WJ ,X-, IM! LN 54 S. 1-V ., s he M., fxfl' gif ' J rmuu junior ear abroad In the Alps. This year a Geneva student spent her junior year abroad. Barbara Atchison studied at the University of Grenoble in Grenoble, France. Barb's major is French and her experience in a French speaking country will be an immeasurable help to her. Barbls trip also in- cluded visits to Rome, Italy, where she spent time strolling among the ancient ruins of the Forum. Buying flowers from a street vendor. 56 R S The cheers of the crowd from the stands or the absence of them test an athlete's will. Whether there is sweet victory or bitter defeat, there is the walk back and the sweat of the game. Out of it all is a quality hard to dejine. It is a quality that only an athlete knows. la I. tv- sw' ' 1555231583 ,l ,.-gf. 4 .. , ,,x.. M tennis baseball golf track cross country rifle football basketball cheerleaders W. a. a. sports varsity club .w 3 1 5 W ,. WI W, , - 1. 1, ' ' Q - w .4 ,... -.as . - 14-g.mP V Willie Wagner April 14 April 18 April 21 April 23 April 25 April 29 May 2 Mziy 4 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 15 tennis TENNIS SCHEDULE Hiram St. Francis Duquesne Slippery Rock S.T.C St. Vincent Grove City Steubenville Waynesburg Westminster Carnegie Tech Duquesne W.P.I.A.C. Grove City Sam Adams Charles Kopay baseball BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 7 April 11 April 22 April 28 April 30 May 2 May 4 May 9 May 13 May 14 May 16 Slippery Rock S.T.C. Grove City? 'l' Clarion S.T.C. Duquesne Westminster Waynesburgi' tl' Youngstown St. Vincent? 'F St. Francisi' it Duquesne Steubenville? ' I, A 1,-H W Geneva's Golden Tornadoes were W.P.C. co champs with St. Vincent in 1963. Coach Don Ledrick and the boys. Coach Carson bl 4 Bill McKean and Curt Latshaw show their form. golf 11 A TWA Steve Gazda, Curt Latshaw, John Lockley, Bill McKean, John Carpenter, Harold Fox. Coach Carson in background. April 7 April 14 April 17 April 21 April 23 April 28 May 4 May 7 May 12 May 15 GOLF SCHEDULE Grove City Clarion S.T.C. Slippery Rock S.T.C. St. Vincent Carnegie Tech Duquesne St. Francis Waynesburg Duquesne Westminster W.P.I.A.C. Westminster track Nelson Young throws the javelin. Joe Narkiewicz completes the broad jump. A April 22 April 25 May 6 May 9 May 13 May 16 TRACK St. Francis Grove City Westminster Waynesburg Carnegie Tech W.P.I.A.C. Westminster 'gi L31 1 it ik, First row: Wayne Windhorst, Bill Wagner, Bill Green. Second row: Coach Carson Don Lukehart, Clair Maxwell, Willis Rawl. CIO S S COlll11l1' Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva CROSS COUNTRY 34 Waynesburg 50 Juniata 45 Westminster 20 Duquesne 40 Grove City 40 Mt. Union 42 Gannon 43 St. Vincent 28 St. Francis 40 C.I.T. Opponent 23 15 15 35 15 15 16 19 28 15 rifle First row: Bill Rushmore, Art Daily, Bill Mohrbacher, O'Dell Merryman, Jerry Lane Second row: Mr. O'Connor, Joe Ramsey, Bob Timmons, Gary Dawson, Russell Curry, Willie Wagner Wayne Windhorst, Coach Cleary. RIFLE TEAM SCHEDULE 1963-1964 Opponent Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva N.F. N.F. N.F. N.F. 1349 1391 1382 1383 1401 1380 1391 1392 1392 1382 Allegheny Grove City Allegheny Duquesne Indiana Alliance Grove City California Clarion Duquesne Indiana Clarion Alliance California 1394 1372 1416 1359 1401 1329 1364 1296 1383 1366 N.F. not Hred yet The 1963-64 rifle team took the conference crown in WPC shooting. Rx -r ' try fr . 1, ef LQML Art Daily and Wayne Windhorst set their sights on the target 2 Westminster tacklers converge on freshman halfback, John Raddish, as Geneva player at right throws block on a teammate. 3 'Y i ,fri First row: Asst. Coach Paul Bischoff, Bob Black, Dennis Young, Bill Rose, Ron man, Frank Paoletti, John Nave, Jerry Young, Ed Hopkins, Don Greco, John Sanders, Nelson Young, Dan Frasier, Abbie Kittner, Milan Vooletich, Bill Raddish, Paul Martin, Tom Caldwell, Keith Edgar, Jim Burk. Fourth row: Mayhew, Coach Don Ledrick. Second row: Sam Adams, Tom Hansen, Ray Trainer Milan Tatala, Joe Zupsic, Ned DiBenedetto, John Dwyer, Ken Markle, Puskar, John Nelson, John Weaver, John Grim, Jim Hallas, Rich Wellendorf, Ken Marley, Bill Cummings, Rich Carlson, John Burnsworth and Manager Ken Larry Matrazzo, Anthony Kalacanic. Third row: Athletic director Cliff Ault- Galbreath. It wasn't a season for bell-ringing, but no one can say that the team didnit try. The losses were by narrow margins and the most diflicult to swallow was to the Titans by one point. If there is anyone we'd relish beating, itis the collegians from New Wilmington. football 4 ' f , . J 'yr 'H V 5 1 5- i 'Ty VV A., L' ' 'YQ Q, 4 , '- m:44,m-g '. 'NV I K 'Ak LU! TL I , , ' ,fl Q3 'rpsgfd f1f5.5n,9155v fafxmng LN A l1l7Wg' F 'fa' WMU! M ifiaiif 'gli ft' ff WPC Conference 1 2 Total Record 17 Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva Geneva John Raddish carries opening kick-off into Trenton State territory 69 2- ' .-'fr-w-F -. Q V' 1 s.. 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QV?-S ,-I Jim Hallas and Grove City defender fighting for pass from Larry Matrazzo. 70 rrf I Sophomore John Nelson eludes Juniata would-be tackler 71 VARSITY-Smfldiflg-' DOIN DiMattia, Ed Gianllifli, Glen OP' Matrazzo, Ken Galbreath, Skip Tatala. Kneeling: Coach Ault fer, Archie Sheffield, Rick Emerine. Bob Harrison, Jim Burk, man, Renny Clark, Bill Mayhew, Dan Frazier. Dave Close, Jerry Skurcenski, John Nelson, Frank Aloi, Larry JUNIOR VARSITY-Seated: Gene Hancock, Terry Fenchel, Ken Galbreath. Third row: Rich Wellen- Byrd, Ed Giannini, Rick Emerine, Glen Opfer. Sec- dorf, Coach Don Ledrick, Ron Sanders. ond row: Don Greco, Barry Badger, Jim Cutri, Dave basketball Dom Di Mattia ties up Penquin player as Dave Close C341 and Joe Worsham f54J look on 73 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Conference Record: 2-8 Total Record: 3-19 Opponent Geneva Slippery Rock Geneva St. Vincent Geneva West Liberty Geneva Westminster Geneva St. Francis Geneva Youngstown Geneva Alliance Geneva Carnegie Tech Geneva Grove City Geneva Slippery Rock Geneva Waynesburg Geneva Steubenville Geneva Gannon Geneva Youngstown Geneva St. Francis Geneva Grove City Geneva Westminster Geneva Waynesburg Geneva Steubenville Geneva Baldwin-Wallace Geneva St. Vincent Geneva Youngstown cheerleaders i f .J Vicky Shaffer, Gwen Newman, Janie Goodworth, Bonnie Moore, Karen Morgan, Captain, Janet Fraser, Georgelynn Blackwood, Charlotte Farrimond, and Cindy Wilkins. 'u KJ. ' YH s F Karen Morgan, Captain Cliff Aultman once said, I really feel for the cheerleaders. They're at every game and cheer when the odds are against us. This is the feeling of this desk. They captured the school spirit and many times were the only ones who had it. To them we owe our vote of coniidence for giving the teams their vote of confidence. . ki, IL fs ' Us -l M .' : : -.f-1' ' 'GJ . - ' ,nn 1.24. W.A.A. OFFICERS-Barbara Bruce. treasurerg Kay Collison, presidentg Andrea Matiyak, corresponding secretary, Marilyn Datt, recording secretaryg Mary Lou Collins, basketball chairman. 'warg W 'W umm: ' ' 4 ' lan. W.A.A.-First row: H. Beck, A. Matiyak, K. Collison, M. Datt, M. L. Collins. Second raw: M. J. Kober, A. Keys, S. Morris, E. Delnacco, A. Caironi, S. Smith, R. McConaughy. Third row: J. Jamieson, N. Fogal, C. Ippolito, M. Huston, P. Shaw, B. Bruce, R. M. Kagarise, L. Lombardi, J. Quader. GIRL'S BASKETBALL-Andrea Matiyak, Ernie Delfi- Kagarise, Marilyn Datt, Emojean Dailey. Kneeling: Kay acco, Jean Musser, Pam Shaw, Hedy Beck, Carol McFar- Collison. land, Ruth McConaughy, Barbara Bruce, Rose Marie r Varsity club E? VARSITY CLUB OFFICERS-Sam Stanchak, secretary-treas- urerg Milan Vooletich, president. N01 pictured: Nelson Young. A student takes a swing at car representing Westminster. The car-smash was a project , sponsored by the Varsity Club early in the 'fl' year. X l Firsr row: L. Matrazzo, J. Hallas, S. Stanchak, W. Mayhew, D. row: R. Carlson, J. Raddish, G. Owen, E. Paushter, R. Joy, D Frasier, P. Tunno, A, Sheffield, M. Vooletich. Second row: A. Close, E. Hopkins. Fifth row: W. Windhorst, C. Kopay, S Daily, A. Kalacanic, J. Nelson, F. Aloi, J. Taylor, D. Scuilli, R. Adams, M. Tatala, J. Narkiewicz, R. Wellendorf, J. Black Harrison, A. Kittner. Third row: D. DiMattia, R. Puskar, G. Sixth row: J. Worsham, W. Green, W. Rawl, L. Ricci, D Dawson, W. Wagner, W. Hall, G. Young, J. Weaver. Fourzh Lukehart, C. Maxwell, B. Hemphill, H. Raab. 77 accounting club 79 band 80 chemistry club 82 c. s. f. 82 debate society 83 economics club 83 engineering society 841 english club 84 frill and dagger 85 genevans 86 activities government and law society 87 math club 88 modern dance club 89 pep club 90 pre-medical society 91 secretarial club 92 student senate 93 tumbling club 94 Women's student association 95 parties 96-97 78 accounting club Officers, Pat Boyle, secretary, Tom Shaffer, vice-president, David Longwell, president, Dan Marchisin, treasurer, discuss accounting with guest speaker 79 band . Q- ,. ,, -. ' if Qs r 2- f:-, , ly-,I 'T v. - A in ' ea' u , o 0 -If COLOR GUARD-John Cossin, Don Frischkorn, Lenny Newman, Jim Reese. First row: Ellis Kramer, Robert Boyd, Jay Hopkins, Fletcher Graham, Elaine Bell, Rich Oakley, Shirley Feibus, Allen Bart- lett, Dick Gruber, Jay Fricker. Second row: Charles Townsend, Barbara Zeigler, Donald Beatty, Joseph Karzewski, Martha Mc- Intyre, Wendy Rose, Judy Vobrak, Kay Myers, Sarah Lee Martin, Naomi Ivey. Third row: George Kohut, Larry Wil- liams, Al Pazin, Charles Zeigler, Gerald Frazee, Kenneth Ma- jors, Jim Sykes, Martha Thomas. Fourth row: Westley Moore Daniel Ryder, Robert Gibbs, Jack Scharritter, John Miller John Blair, Lois Howe, Marty Snyder, Tom Heep. Roxie Rey nolds. Fifth row: Edwin Arnold, Barry Marriner, Mary Sum- mers, Karen Naumowich, Pat Boyle, Janet Wherry, Jean Mus ser, Doris Speice. Sixth row: Robert W. Anderson, John Alli son, Ron Depner, Robert Copeland. l l MAJORETTES-Kneeling: Marge Dolanch, Hedy Beck, Head Majorette, Nancy DeClemente. Standing: Nancy Hodge and Pat Shaw. N uv ... ,Si . ,,4,. i1,!'. S. SPECIALTY TWIRLERS-Sherri Milanowski and Merle Shanor. 81 :I 'Q'- DRUM MAJOR-Henry Podbielski chemistry club Chemistry Club members listen to the demonstration of new scientific equip- IDCDI. C.S. . First row: P. Brough, W. Duffield, N. Perry, D. Wilcox, A. Keys, J. Gardner, M. Huston. Second row: P. Martin, B. Barnes, B. Clarke, I. Jamieson, L. Stowell, P. Mitchel, B. Steward, W. Finley. Third row: R. M. Kagarise, P. Finley, K. Hogan, R. McKeown, I. Birdsall, R. Patton, P. Shaw. Fourth row: B. Kennedy, Rev. McMillan, Advisor, E. Nimick, R. Copeland, J. Allison, R. McMillan. 82 debate society i W ll .wrffm l :asv The Debate Society holds a mock debate. ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS-Martha Thomas, secretary, Bob Hart, president, and Keith Emanuel, treasurer. economics club First row: G. Owen, K. Emanuel, M. Thomas, R. Hart. Second row: R. Yockman, L. Howe, W. Mills, H. Phillips, T. Grant. Third row: R. Cegelski, G. Caler, J. Tonder, J. Narkiewicz. 83 L V' .c english club D 11:11.11-3-:Lat Eiiiizziighit' 223553331 3255522322115 .::-rr. 5 .......f,.- I i 84 engineering society ,mu , QQ i, . ,, , ENGLISH CLUB OFFICERS-Sam dra Kabat, secretaryg Mrs. Luce, sponsorg John Mowry, treasurerg and Winnie Wilson, president. English Club members listen to guest lecturer. E, FRILL AND DAGGER OFFICERS-Paulette Johns, secretaryg April Haslett, presidentg Henry Podbielski, treasurerg Pat Shaw, historiang and Carol Cervone, vice-president. rv- frill and dagger Mr. Harry Farra, club sponsor Jan Fraser helps prepare set for Frill and Dagger's series of one act plays. 85 . Qi 'x lg' I ,E 0 -.'., - , K l Qi , .V ' -I 1, . -:sp X ' Q . X , -' P , ' ' 'f M 7 i Q y ' x..f l '. , , ' 1 ,L-su. T' , - it . , ,. Q' v -if l 1 , 5 A F? f . xx a2!Q' , ll ,figs .X f if -J - ' fl Q I :Ks 'X-f 1 1 tiki' iffgtat 4 I I, J., mg. , 'M ,' i , :Pk 1 f E ' 5 ' I 7 iqaggasl J 1, K f If W ig- '61 I 1 E' auf -f 5? 'IZ -' 5. i f : -Q 1' f A I! ' ' .. 4 '1 Sn it , L Q! ,E l- il , I I F51 5.- ,x A .ing L f '- , ,' ,, ,.. ur A lP Pi-.134i- asa- . r gg' -Q , 1 A ww: 1 Q A Q U McKEE LASSIES-Elaine B Edgar, Jane Wright. ell, Beverly Shaffer, Mary Gardner, Rosalie McMillan, Louise CIICVEIIIS N-K 1963-64 GENEVANS-First row: Prof. Grieg, Barbara Zeig- ler, Barbara Detrick, Bonnie Verret, Nancy Baker, Jane Wright, Nancy Townsend, Beverly Shaffer, Elaine Bell, Louise Edgar, Winnifred Wilson, Frances Morelli, Nancy Falk, Bar- bara Morgan. Second row: James Fortunato, Anneta Keys, Susan Pratt, Mary Gardner, Thomas Hutcheson, Barbara Uh- ler, Ray Gilliland, Elizabeth Elder, Robert Scott, Joyce 86 Schmidt, Marlene Herr, Rosalie McMillan, Robert Montini. Third row: Donald Piper, David Fleeger, John Iben, Paul Finley, Theodore Blasche, Richard Marshall, Robert Copeland, Ralph Patton, Bruce Hemphill, Neel Mann, David Schmolly, Westley Moore, James Gardner, Fletcher Graham, William Fin- ley. government and law . . . to encourage and arouse student interest in the principles of our government and their application in current issues of local, state, and national importance? GOVERNMENT AND LAW SOCIETY-Rich Yockman, Rich Carrera, For rest Horn, president, John Kneufener, John Tonder, and Gary Caler. 'ffzv 5 X S. PROGRAM COMMITTEE-Given Owen, Randy Kelley, and Kurt Hepler. 87 -3 S ' 5 3 Firsr row: K. Elliot, G. Mrvosh, N. Ivey, S. Dean, N. Kope, E. Sepos. Second row: W. Porto, I. Feiertag, N. Baker, R. Rey- nolds, R. Bedison, R. Cook. Third row: M. Tatala, R. Klitz, T. Gault, R. Anderson, G. Dawson. Fourth row: A. Shemeld, C. ilk b Latshaw, E. Farley, Mr. Lutz, Advisor. a C u OFFICERS-Milan Tatala, vice-president, Nancy Baker, treasurerg Mr. Roger Lutz, advisorg Roxie Reynolds, secretaryg Ralph Klitz, president. I 1 Y . f , I I I ' ' . Y. 'Q .f ul. - I v Y , , .H i i Q ' i ' 1 k , , -, . i ,, 1 1 , -,Q fi. nf 4. 1 L N.-,,,,,f1 ,M z 'iasxifg-. ' f. in 1 u,g ., L modem dance MODERN DANCE CLUB-First row: Pat Bethune, Bessie Lindo, Caroline Trippe, Sandy Young. Second row: Georgia Roby, Lois Albert, and Pat Aikin. 5 A L! , . W 1 dl, A L . 11 I'1!fLu' First row: G. Gibson, D. Farris, P. Brough, M. Irwin, J. Fanning, P. Borsay, T. Moore, A. Dell Second row: C. Brown, D. Higgins, V. Shaffer, J. Maddo, W. Rawl, B. Elliot, C. Clinton, E Nimick. Third row: P. Bethune, A. Dinello, D. Marchisin, L. Harrison, S. Kabat, B. Verrett, N Fogel. Fourth row: M. Bachman, R. Altemus, J. Reese, J. Park, J. Butkowsky, K. Drummond A. Bernard, M. Snyder. Fifth row: C. Ippolito, G. Douglas, C. Weber, B. Moore, D. Willson, C Farrimond, C. Michaels, S. Hensley. PEP CLUB OFFICERS-Thom Moore, president, Sally Hensley, secretary, Pete Borsay, vice-president, and Art Dell, treasurer. pre-medical societ Cb PRE MED. OFFICERS-Jim Dennison, president, Vicky Shaffer, secretaryg and Jim Gardner treasurer. First row: D. Reagin, J. Dennison, V. Shaffer, J. Gardner, T. McMillion, Advisor, B. Lindo. Second row: S. Morris, R. Duker, J. Quader, R. Yanessa, P. Bethune, R. Kaletz, B. Barnes. Third row: S. Poset, C. Galgoczy, C. Weber, T. Mehalic, R. M. Kagarise, J. Paisley, S. Baumann. Fourth row: A. Zamba, G. Blackwood, P. Reid, J. McCartney, D. Wilcox, B. Bruce, O. Rice, J. Bragg. 91 , 'X f-N' Yi 'fs -.tfiiffl OFFICERS-Linda Swan, vice-president, Beverly Steward, president, Ruth Ann Rawlins, activities chairman. Absent: Phyllis Karavlan, secretary-treasurer. secretarial club First row: R. A. Rawlins, B. Steward, L. Swan, J. Owen. Second row: A. Dinello, K. Maloney, J. Jamieson, B. Hobbs. Third row: G. Douglas, S. Hensley. 92 STUDENT SENATE-Seated: Ron Homa, Neel Mann, Barb Detrick, April Haslett, Jim Cossin, treasurerg Nancy Swartzlander, Don Piper, and Lynne Statton, secretary. Second row: Dennis Ciani, Allen Curry, presidentg Dave Close, Chuck Evans, Joyce Frazzini, Ralph Kessler. Mary Jane Young, and Don Greco. student senate 1 U, ' r ' 1. , . v ff 73 l i','!,fg F ' . ,W ,mpg Y i li i it li t li li N J in The Smothers Brothers entertained t i this year at the Student Senate's Big ' Name Show. ' TL TUMBLING CLUB-Bob Witten, Rosalie McMillan, Bonnie Moore, Joan Pelino, Rick Klein. On the Swedish box: Lois Albert, Don Piper, and Kathy Ippolito. tumbling club Kathy Ippolito, Bonnie Moore, Bob QL Whitten, and Don Piper frolic on the mats. 94 Womon's student association ,f g:sQfif,'.7,.,,-,V 11 - y E Inv J ', we ,i is V, Q' X1 if -f Q l i W.S.A. OFFICERS-From top to bottom: Marilyn Hemphill, presidentg Ruth McKeown, vice-president, Marlene Herr, secretaryg Mary Jane Young, treas- urerg Patty Boyle, senior class representativeg Marge Yohe, junior class repre- sentative, Paula Stanyard, sophomore class representative, and Kathy Sullivan, freshman class representative. 95 Halloween Party MMU. l A., partie l 4 96 Christmas revels at Clarke Hall George Kohut befriends a youngster at the dinner for the orphans. Bev Steward entertains some children at the Orphans' Christmas Party in McKee Hall. 'Q-. .. ,nn it in-rv ! li' L, tv? mb f Lf 1 IX Q l -Y- ALL-STAR NIGHT COURT-Standing: Skip Tatala, escort of Miss Nancy Bakerg Art Sheffield, escort of Queen Beth Myersg and Miss Nancy DeClemente, escorted by Frank Aloi. all- star night court valentine court VALENTINE COURT-Queen Caroline Chestnut and her escort, Ron Homa are seated in the center of the picture. They are flanked on Queen Caroline's right by Miss April Haslett, escorted by Frank Brown, and Sue Slaughter, escorted by John Lockley. On Mr. Homa's left is Miss Nanci McArdle who was escorted by Paul Tor- TC HCC . THE COURT-Queen Janie Goodworth, Nancy Swartz- lander, Mary Jane Young, and Linda Creed. homecoming court W ill Memorial Hall won first prize for dorm decorations this year. Queen Jane is crowned by a former home coming queen. 5' 55 O O J :S 3 Q. E u 0,0 , fl 1X9 'I Oo 'Winn O 1 5. 9 A O 'QD4 V ' 00' yH!l d QA 0 MARILYN HEMPHILL 1964 may q 100 4 I S 5 ev 116611 NANCY SWARTZLANDER crown bearer KAREN NAUMOWICH scepter bearer 101 c :A ' I. O 5' 9 Oli. , p. 'so 4-,,,x' 'IKHX A' v v Q5 413 yy O K A 1 , 1 2 5 K .. A 0 me 0 ,. R. L 0 5 A- ' f WN.. wx wrt A o V 5 1 4 f E : f 3 'RC' 0 cr X 'af :Q xullvfrl oxyu.. an ' ..o, '. B,- o n SALLY BROWN F4 . 59' ' .'. ' P uh xh .fri O 9' 'a ulllllllrl A 'I 'K rv V X ., .QO V q c' . I O MARY GARDNER APRIL HASLETT 102 5 ,. 5 ul , tux xh 45 V Gtf lllq,, lb 11 1. I Ox' ', sn. fl, o .lo .0 V 1' I . C l D . X.. . x 0 5 O ,ffrrfllfh R f il 4 . I v av, Q lllf' 'WHXWQ 0 ' , T T o 9 Qwxxxxx. .2 - 0 E. 1 1 I 9 l Ss.. Va' 55 1 lox. Q0 N . 1 ' 1:1 6.0, LR Y X.. X +25 , A as 11' l'lIfI sxxguu', la. 11 ..lo U I KAREN MORGAN B5 '.. ' 9 HD 0 bl xh WW 0 . 9 A is nlllqwl n',,., og..!1, q ..o, Q I ou' , xklx XI av r 'o .mlfff xv nw - '- lllq Y 'lm 0 X he A :F 'Il gvvl, 0 I 9 0 S V V 0 0 - 3 s Y 0 n RUTH MCKEOWN 103 LYNNE STATTON ill' XX gs v fu, 'qw .Wm si? -if .gg ,Q xxx: xx, b XX J N4 grx. S- N X4 .. g Vi Qu xx -2,.X R 5. X -Q -xv ... VKX By' K -1. .. I W V Y' Nix ' TY'-X x . ' . . 'Q ' .Abs R-.. I Ax u Q N v. 9 '- , , ' W I xvxx Q X N' H! '- Mfihy .fx X .F -- Nl -.1 N 1 ,NV , H . UV, h if ,C ., . x s. ENV. , 'rx we Q - X - XV xxgx H ' ,555 . -L . ' ,. E 'ii . X 5 M.. X -n X , Z '-Sk 5 .ELG : V 'K V, . F . it '. fN5:- Q' , Q 'R Q' M s - 1 I , .J . , 'A '-Nu. QLXNJW 4 2 L xn -, Q D l z 'flfxk f N L' X w . xx Sq si XV .iA ,X x NK Q X .X w.?A L Q' '9- D- L Q1 J up X .lc-3 junior class M1 L1 Karen Adams Beaver Falls, Pa. Richard G. Allen, Jr. Beaver Falls, Pa. John B. Allison Oakmont, Pa. Robert W. Anderson Verona, Pa. 'QL tv -if by ' x 'Hy' 'sr' - L. 106 Samuel Adams Verona, Pa. Patricia Aikin Burbank, Calif. Yvonne Allen Beaver Falls, Pa. Thomas Annarella Koppel, Pa. Carl Arbes Conway, Pa. John Bayus Aliquippa, Pa. Edward Baer, Ir. New Castle, Pa. Robert Black Avalon, Pa. ,i ,.v Q'-'ff' Susan Arthurs Beaver Falls, Pa. Robert K. Bell Rochester, Pa. Robert J. Biancucci Aliquippa, Pa. Georgelynn Blackwood Pittsburgh, Pa. Theodore R. Blasche Monaca, Pa. Robert Brown Ellwood City, Pa. Gerald J. Brozak East McKeesport, Pa. Carol Cervone Rochester, Pa. Robert Boyd Ellwood City. Pa. Diane Burger Madison, N. J. Gary L. Caler Trafford, Pa. Carolyn Chestnut Quinter, Kan. Dennis Ciani Freedom, Pa. Student Senate Representative John L. Coast, Ir. New Brighton, Pa. Terrence Conner Aliquippa, Pa. Kathryn Copeland Wilkinsburg, Pa. Th'- lb--Q l I ' 1 W- . l 5 ' Reynolds Clark Homer City, Pa. David Clendennen New Brighton, Pa. Bonnie Colledge Bethel Park, Pa. Marian Copeland Centreville, Md. Jean Cunningham Baden, Pa. Shirley Dean Ambridge, Pa. Ronald Depner Beaver Falls, Pa. Terry Diciannla Beaver Falls, Pa. 5' 1 .a , a .. 13 .- .af ,wi 110 fr Marilyn Datt Gibsonia, Pa. Gary Dawson Ohioville, Pa. Nancy DeClemente McKees Rocks, Pa. Secreiary Anita Dinello Beaver Falls, Pa. Paula Dinsmore Aliquippa, Pa. Virginia Lynn Donaldson Wayne, N. J. Nancy Dumbaugh Butler, Pa. J. Elizabeth Elder New Alexandria, Pa. I Pi ll 1 'i lil 5 A 'R ki ..- Margy Dolanch Upper St. Clair, Pa Gary W. Echard Pittuburgh, Pa. Jean V. D. Elder New Alexandria, Pa. Margaret Epperly Washington, Pa. Carol Emrick New Middletown, O Donald G. Figley Aliquippa, Pa. William Finnicum Carnegie, Pa. Harold Fox Monaca, Pa. rl u l l W in W ,ffpvx -an W . - - 112 Irene Feiertag Aliquippa, Pa. Mary Firestone Beaver, Pa. Sue Fisher Hellertown, Pa. Janet Fraser Glen Cove, N. Y Joyce Frazzini Rochester, Pa. Raymond Gilliland Beaver Falls, Pa. Jane Goodworth Beaver Falls, Pa. Fletcher Graham Beaver Falls, Pa. Helen Giannette Conway, Pa. Kay Karole Gilkey Butler, Pa. Ronald Golletti Freedom, Pa. Ingeborg Guentert Pittsburgh, Pa. Charles Hall Beaver, Pa. Mrs. Marian Hartenbach Monaca, Pa. Linda Heckman Monaca, Pa. Raymond A. Heitger Beaver, Pa. Linda Harrison Beaver Falls, Pa. Robert Harrison New Castle, Pa. Mabel Hazeltine Conneaut, O. Bruce C. Hemphill Syracuse, N. Y. Vice-President Dick Hergenrother Ellwood City, Pa. Nancy Hodge New Castle, Pa. Ron Homa Elizabeth, Pa. President Joseph Hunsberger Allentown, Pa. Tv' 5 il: Marlene Herr New Brighton, Pa Forrest Horn Beaver, Pa. Martha Hosack Beaver Falls, Pa. Tom Hutcheson Larnaca, Cyprus Treasurer Naomi Ivey New Brighton, Pa. Thomas L. Johnston. Jr. New Castle, Pa. Robert Joy Baden, Pa. Charles M. Kopay McKees Rocks, Pa. 'UN if in-f WF1' Paulette Johns Evans City, Pa. Ronald Juth Aliquippa, Pa. Geraldine Kerr Glendale, Calif. Ellis F. Kramer Fair Oaks, Pa. David Longwell Beaver Falls, Pa. William E. Lynch Monaca, Pa. John McMillen, Jr. Industry, Pa. Daniel Marchisin Clifton, N. , -5 EE Lorraine Lombardi Hillsville, Pa. Dominic Lucci Monaca, Pa. Nanci Ann McArdle Clinton, Pa. Sarah Lee Martin Norwalk, Calif. Eugene Martucci Rochester, Pa. Clair D. Maxwell Verona, Pa. William K. Megill Monaca, Pa. Doug Miller Bethlehem, Pa. it Mary Matteson Syracuse, N. Y. Patricia Meidenbauer Binghamton, N. Y. O'Dell Merryman Freedom, Pa. Martha Duerr Miller Rochester, Pa. G. William Mohrbacher Beaver Falls, Pa. Sue Ann Morris Mars, Pa. John Mowry New Brighton, Pa. Gary Murphy Beaver Falls, Pa. ,wx 'UN 'R fl Wi w---f Gb 4. J If Bonnie Moore Beaver Falls, Pa. Frances Morelli Beaver Falls, Pa. Karen Moss New Waterford, O Kay Myers Enon Valley, Pa. Joseph A. Narkiewicz New Brighton, Pa. Tim Nealon Bellevue, Pa. Roger A. Neumann Yonkers, N. Y. James O'Rourke Beaver Falls, Pa. , lui. up l ,lu WJ 120 ., ,qi 06: -ui 'x 1 l l David Naughton Coraopolis, Pa. Michael Norris Short Hills, N. J. Gerald H. O'DonneIl Denville, N. J. Givin Owen Pittsburgh, Pa. Eugene Pagani Fallston, Pa. John Passalinqua Beaver Falls, Pa. Joanne Pengidore Beaver Falls, Pa. R. Howard Phillips Murrysville, Pa. ln, Q'- ,. i. i Karen Patrias Wilkinsburg, Pa. Ernest Paushter Bridgeport, Conn. Mario Peluso McKees Rocks, Pa Don Piper Topeka, Kan. Henry Podbielsk1 Beaver Falls, Pa. Stephen L. Poset Springdale, Pa. Robert Puhalla Monlaca, Pa. Gerald Allan Qumn Dayton, Pa. David Earl Reagm Selma, Ala. Anita Reynolds River Vale, N. J Lenore Roby Latrobe, Pa. Sharon Rogers West Newton, Pa Lorie Rudish Monaca, Pa. Carl W. Schweiger New Brighton, Pa. Donald Vincent Scuilli McKees Rocks, Pa. Elaine Beverly Sepos Midland, Pa. in - 'WI Rae Russell Beaver Falls, Pa. John P. Scharritter Braddock, Pa. Robert Scott New Falls, Pa. Phillip Shafer Gardiner, N. Y. Scott Shiveley Beaver, Pa. Susan Slaughter Newburgh, N. Y. Dean R. Smith Newburgh, N. Y. Sandy Stocker Harrisburg, Pa. -1? rp? ,, if ivy!- 4! f D' N .J James Skertic Beaver, Pa. Harry Smith East Liverpool, O. Samuel R. Stanchak Freedom, Pa. Mary Summers Beaver Falls, Pa. Robert Supernovich Elizabeth, Pa. Barbara Thomas Monaca. Pa. John Todd Snowden Twp., Pa. Nancy Townsend Beaver Falls, Pa. :til 'S-af John Teleha Aliquippa, Pa. R. John Tonder New Castle, Pa. Paul Frederick Torrence Rochester, Pa. Thomas Vande grift New York, N. Y. Hugh Vandergrift Pittsburgh, Pa. Paul Gosch Vukas Midland, Pa. Ronald Wawro Aliquippa, Pa. Alex Weibel Aliquippa, Pa. Lawrence I. Varga Beaver Falls, Pa. Judy Vobrak Springboro, Pa. Gary L. Watters Pittsburgh, Pa. D. Brooks Weiss Bay Village, O. W. Robert Wells Pittsburgh, Pa. 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BADGER Great Books Disc. 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Genevan, Asst. Ed. 4, Who's Who. DENNIS H. BAKER P.S.A. 2, 3. NANCY BAKER Genevan's 1, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Women's Student Assoc., Frill and Dagger, Gospel Team, C.S.F. 1, 2, C.S.F. Choir, Who's Who. HEDY BECK Women's Athletic Assoc. 4, Psychology Club 2, Pep Club 2, Womenls Student Assoc., Band CMajorettesJ 4. ALLAN BEIGHLEY Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4. LESLY BELLOFF P.S.E.A. 3, 4, Tennis 4, Women's Student Assoc. 4. THEODORE BIDDLE Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Psychology Club 1, 2, P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. HAROLD BIN GLE Accounting Club 4. JOHN HAROLD BLAIR, JR. Psychology Club, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CHALMERS BLATCH Pre-Medical Soc. 2, Band 2, P.S.E.A. 3. JOSEPH T. BODALEC, JR. P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 3, 4. JANICE BOFFO P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,Women's Student Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club. PATRICIA BOLLER P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, Women's Athletic Assoc., English Club, Psychology Club. PATTY ANN BOYLE Who's Who, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Women's Student Assoc. 1, 2, 3, Sr. Rep. 4, Women's Athletic Assoc. 1, 2, Psychology Club 1, 2, P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Accounting Club 2, Secretary 3, 4, Cabir1et,'W.G.B.C. RICHARD BROCKMILLER Math Club 1, 2, 3. JOSEPH W. BROOKS Football 1, 2, P.S.E.A. 2. SALLY BROWN Modern Language Club, Chemistry Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. CATHERINE BRYAN P.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Student Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNA BUCH P.S.E.A. 2. THOMAS CASCIATO Student Senate, Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND CEGELSKI Economics Club 3, Psychology Club 3, Genevan. THELMA CELLERINI Women's Student Assoc. 4, Math Club 3, P.S.E.A., Pep Club, Spanish Club. CHARLTON FLEMIN G Band 3, P.S.E.A. MARIE CICCONE Who's Who, Modern Foreign Language Club, P.S.E.A. JoHN CLAYTON Golf, P.S.E.A., N.E.A. DAVID CLOSE Basketball 4, Foreign Language Club, Economics Club, Varsity Club 3, Track. DANIEL KIRK COLE Accounting Club 3, 4. REBECCA KAY COLLISON P.S.E.A., Women's Athletic Assoc., Women's Student Assoc. MARY LOU COLLINS Women's Athletic Assoc., P.S.E.A., Modern Language Club, C.S.F. MARY ANN CORRIGAN P.S.E.A. 3. ALLEN CURRY Whois Who, P.S.E.A., Government and Law Soc., Track. MARIANNE CUSTOZZA Modern Foreign Language Club, Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Student Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILSON L. CUMMINGS NICHOLAS CVETNIC Engineering Soc. 2, 3, President 4, Editor, Engineer- ing Qttarterlyg Cabinet. ARTHUR DAILY Riile 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern For- eign Language Club I, 2, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Genevan. ROBERT W. DASCH Economics Club 1, 2. MARY JANE DAY Psychology Club 3, 4, P.S.E.A. 3, 4, Women's Student Assoc. 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD DePIETRESS Economics Club, W.G.B.C., Newman Club. LYNNE DICKERSON P.S.E.A., W.S.A., Modern Foreign Language Club. RALEIGH DOCCHIO Band 1, 2, 3, 4, P.M.E.A. 2, 3, President 4. PATRICIA DONNELLY Student Senate, P.S.E.A., W.S.A. 4, W.A.A. 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APRIL HASLETT Frill and Dagger 3, Vice-President 23 Genevan, Bus. Mgf,Q English Club3 Student Senateg cabinet, Editor3 Chimesg Great Books Disc.3 Whois Who. MARILYN HEMPHILL W.S.A. 43 P.S.E.A. 43 Fencing3 Who's Who. JOHN P. HILLER Frill and Dagger 43 Psychology Club 43 Modern For- eign Language Club. FRANK J. HOUK English Club 43 Great Books Disc.3 Chimes. JAMES R. HYATT Engineering Soc. 43 Math Club3 W.G.B.C. JOHN B. IBEN, JR. Chemistry Club3 Genevans 4. HARRY JOHNS Genevan, Editor, '633 Psychology Club3 Christian Min- istry Fellowship3 C.S.F.3 Who's Who. THOMAS A. JOHNSON Modern Foreign Language Clubg Genevan, ,633 Who's Who. VIRGINIA J USCZAK English Club3 Frill and Dagger3 P.S.E.A. SANDRA KABAT P.S.E.A.3 English Club, Presidentg Pep Clubg W.S.A.3 Inter-Club Council. THOMAS KAN YUK Government and Law Soc.3 Economics Club3 W.G.- B.C.3 Newman Club. PATRICK L. KEELEY Chemistry Club3 Math Club 4. ALBERT KITTN ER Accounting Club 43 Varsity Club 43 Football 4. DAVID R. 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NANCY SWARTZLANDER English Club 3, P.S.E.A., Student Senate Rep. 3' Cabinet 3, Homecoming Court, '63, W.S.A. 9 MILAN L. TATALA Math Club 3, Vice-President 4, Varsity Club 4, Bas- ketball 4, Co-Capt. 4, Baseball 4, Co-Capt. 4, Gene- van, '63, Who's Who. MARTHA JANE THOMAS Secretarial Club 2, Economics Club 4, Band 4, W.A.A., W.S.A. 4. FORREST THOMPSON Band 4, Accounting Club. EDWARD TIMPANO P.S.E.A. 4. PAUL TORRENCE Chemistry Club 3, Cross Country. PAUL E. TUNNO, JR. Baseball 4, Co-Capt. 4, Basketball 2, Varsity Club 4, Modern Foreign Language Club. LEWIS A. TURLISH Genevan, '63, Cabinet 4, Chimes, Editor '63, Great Books Disc. 4, Who's Who. RICHARD VAROS SUSAN VEIOCK P.S.E.A. 4, W.A.A. 2, Pep Club. MILAN E. VOOLETICH, JR. Varsity Club 4, President Varsity SG Club, Track 4, Football 4. BERNERD VUKELICH Accounting Club. WILLIAM D. WAGNER Psychology Club 3, Varsity Club 4, Tennis 3, Riile 2, Cross Country 4, Track 4. 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' Eu-tg . wiv?-. -fm .,,, ,ll 3-S- 9441 3.3 li l, s Mill 'VI Photography: John Allison Bob Anderson In memory of Dr Richard Schanck chazrman of the department of psychology who dzed on January 23 1964 Of those Immortal dead who lzve again In mznds made better by thezr presence from The Chozr lmzszble by George E lzot Oh, may I join the choir invisible 163 L s V+ gT+ 4 rm, , - ,s '.' 1f'fTv? ?:,, BX 1 is ' ' ' L Tc k - 59 . 164 r l . A other voices The Cabinet This year will go down in Geneva history as the year The Cabinet came out of its cocoon and took a stand. Giving an effect much like Don Quixote swinging his Cutlass at the windmill, The Cabinet shot barbs into the faculty's ego and criticized Mrs. Leighty,s fortress of knowledge-the library, for its ineptness. After the smoke had cleared, we discovered, not to our astonishment, that things were pretty much the same. We were still living on a Victorian campus in the 20th century. 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