Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

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can't always pinpoint when or why our An academic year is a year of change. In college, time is essentialg we are regulated by it and inevitably we are changed by it. Many of the changes which occur are iniiuenced by those with whom we interact: pro- fessors, administration, students- . friends. Somehow we never find our: selves in the same place at the end of the school year that we did at the beginning, and when we look back we -Oi attitudes and ideals changed, for these changes are as subtle as the passing of one season into another. Just as the seasons change when the time is right, so we ourselves conform to new ways and beliefs when it is our time to adjust. lcmffnifemmim 1 in Ir' lla- 0, i. 1 ,fin 3 I W3 tl. t't ,,li , 4, s. ,, KJI ' 4 t! iii 4 T 0 every thing there is a purpose under heaven: . it ll ,, new A time to be born, and a time to die,' a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is plantedg A time to kill, and a time to healg a time to break down, and a time to build up,- A time to weep, and a time to laughg a time to 4 mourn, and a time to danceg A time to cast away 4 . FT. 'n 4.4 'A' figs-15 1. H. lea, stones, and a time to gather stones togetherg a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracingg A time to get, and a time to l0se,' a time to keep, and a time to cast awayg A time to rend, and a time to sew,' a time to keep silence, and a time to speak,- A time to love, and a time to hate,' a time of war, and a time of peace. ,oa- ,Asl- ,EF fl' ' Lf il Ecclesiastes 3:1-8

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Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Ginny Montini Barbara Fritz Business Manager Bob Willson Assistant Jan Abrams Classes Rob Balplz, Joy Morgan Clubs Esther Gray, Don Mcliurney Dorms Alan James, Pitsa Zengas Photographers Arby Conn Dale Lang, Jack McCrory Sports George Henning Typists Karen Glass, Sandy Welzman Writers Eileen Faris, Peggy Evans Advisor Mr. Ronald McKenna li' THE O --: i ii 'X Ig Booxs I J U .is:,g1?-:E- . 515-5? X ! .K -Q ,r-.537 A .10 X x 3 FOREWORD AND DEDICATION STUDENT LIFE ADMINISTRATION AUTUMN CLASSES RESIDENCES FOOTBALL AND FALL SPORTS HOMECOMING WINTER WHO'S WHO VALENTINE AND ALL-STAR QUEENS BASKETBALL ORGANIZATIONS SPRING SENIOR ATHLETES SPRING SPORTS DRAMA MAY DAY FACULTY AND SENIORS COMMENCEMENT SENIOR DIRECTORY fa mu, I M N dui-' rg, 4,5 6-15 16-23 26-63 64-73 74-79 80-83 86-89 90-91 92-95 96-127 130-131 132-137 139-141 142-149 150-175 176-179 182-184

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.Myk- Qs... l This year marks the twenty-Iifth year of service that Mrs. Lucille D. Henery has given to Geneva College. Her pro- fessional responsibility as registrar affects each student as she ad- ministers all the students, records, the evaluation of academic credits, both general and departmental, and the scheduling and registration processes. Other responsibilities include working with the credits committee, the admissions committee, and the catalogue com- mittee. The student pro- bably gains the most pleasure when Mrs. Henery organizes the commencement procedure and grants the diploma. For the enormous task that she fulfills in an organized and disciplined manner, we ofthe Genevan staff Wish to express our appreciation to Mrs. Lucille D. Henery by dedicating the 1967 Genevan to her. 5 -952 1