Geneva College - Genevan Yearbook (Beaver Falls, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1968 volume:

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MATTSSON-BOZE We of the GENE VAN staff wish to dedicate the 1968 GENE VAN to Dr. Howard Mattsson-Boze. For over a decade he has fulfilled his professional duties as professor of history and is presentbr serving as chairman of the history department Dr. Mattsson-Boze participates enthusiasticalbr in both academic activities as well as the extra-curricular activities on campus. As a professional educator, Dr. Mattsson-Boze possesses a thorough knowledge of his subject and displays a genuine interest in it. In his lecture sessions his dynamic, personal magnetism captivates the attention of all his students. In his discussion groups the issue at hand comes alive as each student is given the opportunity to express his opinion. To many students Dr: Mattsson-Boze is more than just an instructor. He is always willing to help anyone who seeks advice, whether it be academic or personal. Often, his home is the scene of in formal gatherings among the students. Dr. Mattsson-Boze is married and is the father of four children. In addition to his duties at the college, he teaches Sunday School at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church. Geneva College is honored to have Dr. Howard Mattsson-Boze as a member of its college famibr. By his professional attitude and personal concern, he tr-uLv upholds the Christian ideals of our college. 5 Time. . .LUFe. . .Genevan 6 'K fm You learn to retain your individuality through the passage of time . . . 8 A Sw. Ks? ' w A w 'K x 1.. x'x -Y x. Yet through common goals, cz Sense of unity is created. 10 , X ' , f 1 f x 4 . x P 1 Q ' 1 1 -m, ' -. .ay 11 J As the seasons change and time continues OH... 'CF-T..'lf wL v I Pgli N . 1 ' r .-,. , .. , ... ,. I . pn. w .4 , 1 I ,I , 4: '-5, ,Epi L ,I 1 3-w -. :H , 'Q I it -Qgfigli Y' . -f-'7-A rj ,' 'iff '. 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' ,W E Q-P .. x -+- N 'ff l'?:f'v 1,495 -' 'F W g' 'af.-Ili' f',i v-1, , i b ' :- n., w -f u ADMINISTRATION FACULTY DR. EDWIN C. CLARKE President GENEVA COLLEGE AX x V 1 lfixtf' I -Z x X- QVEWI1 . Qu? ' A 1 f4,.-' 4' 1 J' xi' Engl ' iff The I- 41 SEA TED Dr Paul Cross Mrs Robert Park Mrs Arthur Hoenstzne Mr J Douglas Brooksg Mr. Willmm Ramseyg Dr. Gene Listg Mr. Sidney Lockley Dr James L Coon Dr S Bruce Willson Rev John White Dr Walter Helsing. STANDING: Mr. Elwood Woodsg Dr. Kermit Edgarg Miss Ethel Lytle Dr Howard Elliott Mr .I Merrzll Robb Mr Robert Greenleeg Dr. William MetcaU'e,' Mr. William Kelsog Mrs. Willard Hemphillg The Board of Trustees, which consists of thirty-one members, is chosen by the Board of Corporators who represent the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. These trustees, selected from the church, the alumni, and the local community, manage the affairs and business of the college. Through the abilities of Mr. .L Merrill Robb, Miss Ethel Lytle, and Dr. D. Howard Elliott, the Board of Trustees strives to main tain the standards of Geneva College and to present a liberal education with a Christian emphasis. 33 6 ADMISSIONS-Mr. Charles McBurneyg Mr. John Montinif Miss .L Brahenyg Mr. Carl Cunninghamg Mrs. C McBurney,' Mrs. W. Freyg Mrs. R. Fenchelg Mrs. R Bylsma. S-1--A2 --. - i :ifgfg .5 , .' 57-- 'fha' ETF 'Q-' wr . DEAN OF COLLEGE-Dr. William Russellg Mrs. E. Chrr. DEAN OF MEN-Mr. Kenneth Saxony Mr. Ronald Galbreath. 5 E -Qu' I ,gf in REGISTRAR-Mrs. L. Cossing Mrs. R Shanerg Mrs. Lucille Heneryg Mrs. K. McKimg Mrs. .L Montini. I 13 . DEAN OF WOMEN-Mrs. Marzkzn Gil- moreg Miss S. Wilson. DEAN OF STUDENTS-Dr. Harold Bruceg Mrs. W. Gillespie. 'H I ALUMNI SECRETAR Y-Mr. Charles 0'Data,- Mrs. VZ McCanna,' Miss .11 Leonardg Mrs. K. Garvin. BUSINESS MANA GER -Miss N Weberg Mr. Robert McConaugh y. sifif . . ek I PUR CHASIN G A GEN T-Mr. Robert Hemp- hiII,' MissM Crump. BUSINESS OFFICE-Miss L. Aldrichg Mrs. R. Lyons: Miss E Hayes' Mrs. .S Ruby: Mn Edward .Iackson,'Mr1 .L BelL PUBLIC RELA TIONS-Mr. Ronald McKenna,' Miss C Hoffman. SPIRITUAL A CTI VITIES-Rev. Williard McMillan Mrs. .L Futato. DE VEL OPMENT-Mrs. C Pletzg Mr. Paul Reynolds. .STUDENT CENTER-Mr. D. Wagner: Mr. R. Stout: Mr. Paul Bis chofj2'Mrs. D. Bryang Mr. L. Hitchensg Miss B. Fritzg Mr. G. Henning CAMPUS STORE-Mrs. JZ Benderg Mrs. R Greer, Mail Clerkg Mrs. Mildred Baumang Mrs. B. Bond,- Mrs. Il Wright: Mrs. If Wingard. NEWS BUREA U-Mrs. Clair Readerg Mrs. B. Fritz. . D 36. A D . uv, PLA CEMENT-Mrs. James Dennison SWITCHBOARD-Mrs. Marilyn Jasper. D UPL! CA TIN G Mrs. Jean Roberts. BRIGADOON-E Thullgli Wilson,'S. OBrien: F1 Maciogeg R. Corcorang S. Wilson. MAIN TENANCE-Mr. Homer Hogsettg Mr R. Michaely Mr. R. Rhodesg Mr. E Pfeffer. McKEE- C71EfMilfOH Butlerg E Heathcockg 51 Bortzg E. Carczziseg M Santaviccag E Davis: H Bentleyg W Aultmanf L. Keeferg F1 Gal- breathg E. McC?'eary,- E. Kreshong .L Haddox. MANAGER-Mr. Kenneth Bakery Miss Helen Seman. if ' .Q , wi! 'i 1' :I ,,-.vvb-'XF Q 7... sf .Q if L BIBLE-Rev. W McMiIlan,' Dr. R. Tweed,'Rev. .L HiII,' Dr. .L G. Vos, Chairman: Dr. R. Wilcox. BIOLOGY-Dr. T1 M McMiIlion, ChazTman,'Dr. D. Snyder,'Dr. N. Kingstong Mr. R, Futula. CHEMISTR Y-Dr, R. Adams, Chairmang Dr. R. Southg Mr. H Ruckleg Dr. R. Wyma. EDUCATION-Dr. L. Hawthorneg Mrs. .L G. Vosg Mrs. E. Ripperg M11 .L Warden: Dr. .L Mclsaacg Dr: G. Van Home, Chairman. ,1-.i il L rowg Mrs. C Shulerf Mr. R, Wieneckeg Mr. E. Kuriger. ECONOMICS-Mr. R. Armstrongy Dr. S. Lee, Chairmang Miss R. Mor- .3 .X if if A , .K , X172- H. .'. .MU N: 'SN N.. 1' ' GREEK AND LA TIN-Miss E Lytlef D. DiBenedettog Dr C Bzrch Chazrman Xl HISTORY Mrs. L Murphy:Dl1 YZ Akasht Mr. .L Bylsma Dr H Mattsson B026 Chazrmanf Mr: R. Kelley. FINE AR TS-Mrs. E. Douglas, Chairman. A Alu 'D 1 ,,.,.., . ... .v-. . . . --f-Y A - u. MA THEMATICS-Mr. R. Lutzg Mr. B. Miller: Mr. E Farleyg Mr. R Arnold: Mr. E Justis, Chairman. LIBRARIANS-Mr: R. Crozier, Head,'MissH Fattalg MissM Clelandg Mrs. R. Nultong Mrs. CI Braung Miss FZ Fattalf Mrs. L. Flinnerg Mrs. M Gilling- ham,' Miss M VanDyke. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION-Mrs. L Kisicf M11 D. FrasergM11 C. Aultman, Chazrmang Mn JI Banks,'Mrs B. Napoli. M USIC-Mr. R Inmang Mr. R. Jonesg Mr. H Grieg, Chairmang Mr. L. Kreppsg Mr. R. Fergusong Miss L. Rice: Mrs. R. Doudsp Mrs. M Sch- reyer. MODERN LANGUAGES-Mrs. V1 Schrecengostg Mr. W. Johnson,'Mr. R. Chase,'Dr. E. Planos,'Mr. L. Becskeg Mrs. Mrs. D. Winnellg Miss E Haugh, Acting Chairman. KV- Orr,' Mr. T. IL Connor, PH YSICS-Mr. .L Pinkerton: Mr. .L Schaeferg Dr. C Fuguet, Chairman. '-. S. POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY-Dr. D. Carson, Chairman: Mr. C McBurneyg Mr. R. Heddendorf PSYCHOLOGY-M: K. Saxony Dr. H. Perkinsg Dr: L. Flinner, Dr. 0. Williams, Chairman. A SPEECH-Mrs. N Foxy Dr. A. Fleser, Chairmang Miss M Gilmoreg Mr. R. Andruskog Mr. H. Farrag Mr. D. Eshelman. 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Geneva 's class of 1972 arrived in a whirlwind of orientation activities planned by upperclassmen proctors. The freshmen wore the traditional dinks while upperclassmen demanded humilityg UC a frosh did not obey the command Buttons, Frosh, he faced severe penalties. Fresh- men could be observed talking to trees, proposing marriage to both faculty and upperclassmen, and carrying books in waste cans,' the Alma Mater resounded across the campus while small ensembles of freshmen wondered if this madness would ever end. Freshmen men cried for water I and got it! j while the women scrubbed campus light posts with toothbrushes. Yet as the strangeness wore ofji the new- est addition to the Geneva family earned an unprecedented honor. This year the fresh- men class won second place in the annual Homecoming float competition. These hard- working freshmen are sure to make a mark on Geneva 's family tree. STUDENT SENA TE REPRESEN TA Tl VES-Pete Milligan Jackie Thomas. 46 Aiken, L. Allen, B. Anderson, B. Anderson, D. Anderson, M Anderson, R. Andino, TZ Applequist, R. Avery, C Ayres, 71 Bailey, R. Baird, D. Banks, B. Banyas, Il Baxter, E. FRE HME 3' 1 ' ' f A. 7 is L am ff G , YE' 'PU fi? .4 N ,. f A.-df me 'Qaii 3 F . Q 5-T 'W ' ff!! If L ' ': 3Ig.,! Vgnvllk :scifi .ulvlf R'1L fd' vjjjg, h W., ,If rm- K J. . . IU I 1r7,' . Ng . ggi--. b .,..xx.. .1 1... rg , .S 5 H X af Q Q.. JA , I ' W 1 .- . f 'F 1 i -,g ' Qi xx 4,.J iii' 3. I A.: F. I .' I -: ' x 1 ffa . Z ' + A FN - ,ff PS4 . xii! if-if ,. X x , Q' wg. V N, fx Y il e L if ' ,gs . Q Ll Beightley, .SI Beilstein, .L Benden, R. Benner, .L Bennett, M Beyer, R. Bjertnes, E Blocker, .SI Buffo, R. Bonomo, .L Boyle, C Bradow, M Brandtner, .L Braun, L. Breckenridge, Jr Q-A , B S ! a v, . ' v 'V Organization An organization Breit, M Breuninger, L. Brobeck, R. Brooks, B. Brooks, R Bryan, M Bryant, S. Bunney, K. Butt, .L Caldwell, .L Caldwell, TZ Callen, B. Campbell, R Caplinger, D. Carlin, S. Carlson, E. Carlson, .L Carnahan, L. Carson, M Chapman, R Charski, D. Chesseman, Chilcott, B. Churak, G. Il Ciarimboli, .L Cimini, .L Cincala, A. Closterman, Cochran, B. Cole, .L Coleman, E Collins, S. Conforti, .L Cook, S. Cook, S. l H gh , if ' . . i 4 .5 V .l, f' ' . fl L 5+ fa - ' - .l.. 1 ilia .a N S, -j 'g, r, rr' 4 . -V I I' AE sl L f ' L ' 175 C fx gf: z V , K .- . ail s x 48 . V I X 4 YI H 2.11, -1 of . I W N ,J 'H zfffgi , ' ml 5-25,- ' 1: . .11 - -x 1 11 X, WAN. . y, -3-i',,' . Q 'T ii' iw' Wifi t f , - '3 n. I -' , ,fl 1 , ' . J Q X f V? 12' D -1 -few , , Q ' sg-F 15 -fi? n 55? A i . - -, lf ' l, 4: . V . ' I. Q ...FEP-3 A' b f fi ' A ' 77N 1' A I KI? V i i . .ff Lf E- , -'ful-N ' Va. ' R' f fa' , .' 1 . 21. --' ., 7 - FJ , . v A ' D v If - , . 1 ,xii-ff f , Jig V xX g.i'm t5f?knf- C-'Tf f ...f A 1 D DD VD i i , i .' ' .V ,fqfq 5 V'r .iwi V Y , W ' link ' x uw ar 1 as s. 'Cr Ia 'Y ' A' ' ' v v u n. 0 ,fr ,T -,M ,- . fy, .A , .4 , Freshmen Talent Show Cornell, M Cortez, E. Creach, B. Crowe, C Cunning, J. Cunningham, Cutri, W. Damaska, D. Damon, M Daquila, FI Davis, D. Davis, E. Dawson, .L Day, C Dean, W. DeCarIo, D. De0tt, R. Dierdorf D. Dissinger, B. Doerfel, S. Doverspike, L Doyle, .L Dudek, E. Duguid, S. Edwards, B. Emanuelson, E E merick, R. Eshman, R. E vans, D. Farinelli, S. Faris, D. Farrer, .L Ferrazzano, A. Filbert, D. Findley, .L f Flowers, L. ,, ,th Fontana,M TA. 3 Fredericks, D. Frederick, E. v flifffs Frederick, P. ,,,, V N , fwfr'-H25Hli11i'.ii. K Freed, C -3 - Frey, W 511155, Frishkorn,.L Furnival, M ' H 11-' Gahles, TI H, , ,, ,. j,,4 V ' Q , ff F' .Y fx Garoff D. 'T' A George, L. 3 Gizkey,B. ' , ' Gloor, K. ' A .P If Gordecki, H. ,fQ.?ffg.g ..: x 1 , I 53 1 J-, -. 6 Gould,.l 93 Grew .i . .' 1 55 ',, 'i 'V' 1 y .1 , 'E .Luv 1 . V H 4' bf-lui 1 ' - 542351, I . , ii 55? A Y ,F 1- j ' R ' I ' ' V p . is Ti? Fig ' ' ,J ef. -P+ , r , -. .yi-waz. ,' ,, ,1 'fi QQ - Q - if L ii 3' rl -I V fi I .51 , f- . V ,H -- M '-'N YL 4. H, , 'H F f H K A , , 1 1 , 50 Sir' ..... 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Orrico, G. , Orrs, E - Ottobre, IC If ' Overgaard, M - T , f' ' Pacella, S. . 'li.,,,, Palilla,.L V. .. Palmer, D. . + . Palyash, S. 3 4 ' Parker, A. U , ' Parsons, D. L P -1 . Pastrick, J. , , Patterson, B. u Pawol, 71 Y, fi ' Pelouze, C. ' . Pertile C. ' ' 7 - ' . L D VJ, . 47 A. YV M 3 Petro, R. vi? ' - -J' Phillips, P. in lg-AID wrggf .. 3--,LQ I -- i .. Y. - ' 'V ' ' ' . , .J ' ' 1 H' - ' v iifb.-fi ,affix L atv, th. ...I ' I Y , siv. 71 ' Y' -gi s ' K i f T .. . 1 N E - 'Q P5 -. ' KP '. . .- 3.3, X 'S-4 'fl -.ffif f 'W-E! ' 54 ' , sf-sm . -. ,3 - , ' 7 P f :ff . ,. ,, V 6 Y.-3-KA. klx ' 'Q 1. 'Qi I w I 1 1. fl . f. . f. I 1 - L. . M? Phillips, R. Pierce, R. Pingitore, W Potts, M Price, K. Quinn, P. Ramsey, R. Ray, M Raybuck, D. Reda, .L Rich, M Riggall, A. Robb, T1 Robertson, .L Robinson, R Rodgers, W, f , V V an 9 , . A VV T: Roeser, R I ' VV VV , QI' T, Q- Z Rogers, E. ' QE' , ' - V 5 -ff Rose, L. ,ff 7 V WV , Ross, A. '- 5 ID. B , V Vi Rudek, L. Ml? fe. Gbllg? . 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Suhy, S. Sutton, K. Sweeny, R. Tanner, P. Thomas, .L Thomas, L. Thompson, G. Tindall, M Tinsley, W. Trzanc, Ii Tronzo, 71 Tropea, W. Troxell, D. :, .. Elf . 4 'E x fi' W YSL- X Sjs. ' Q li! 'x-fl, ffk it I . V fl -'WU' , QL , .. if ia? it s . rf 3? in' u, an f 2 , .,,'. .. '11 at 'B 25' A 3 ' ' ffl it . xi wp- T f'x.4x 1 1 t v L- -I . V 1 Ah, , . , .. L, V J, I l :ki fe' - vxbq ' 'S ' W' 'X . . ' if' 'l . N . . - 'gag 'fp :Sri ,. X P . . Q Sl 7 Ljjf-Pk mln-. X V ' 1. 3' 'X ' 'tx Nils. F-f'1.f' ..,.i' rg' J? I ' :At I D I 56 rfffgzs ,gg-L wg 4 VW 15 f c . 23:55 I Tsixvf' 1 6 1 'P xp.. ...wp ij, r ' . ..i..e1etv fr'f:x x .Af .. ,, . ,., - V. 1 5. ' lla , 'ww' Y V 'Ni . J .A f i .-....'-.-997-T' Q U Xu hilfwnll ' ,GLN 4 . F 1 I -xx f 'f r-' 4 '. .AQ fi! . J! 4' ' 'L Ek V ,Ur : ha i' J. , if '15, J 1' ,' ff? , .P ' -K J .in f n I 1' f' 'Y 1 . 1 X -A x ERI . if I' .x. -1 1. .1 T x l,,, v:J fy g-,- ', X. 1. :I l 3 mi 1. ' -1 if -U' 11 'I .M .I V an ' f gr: K. 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LIL - CLASS OFFICERS-Bill Hemphill, Vice-Presidentf Nan Dill, Treasurer,' Pam Minnick, Secretaryg Denny Garvin, President. Being a member of the sophomore class is a most SO O O unique position in college PH M life. With freshman orien- tation far in the past and graduation far in the future, the sophomore is like the middleman caught between the devil and the deep blue sea. He is no longer an under- classman, nor is he yet an upperclassman. But the sophomore is not with- out his traditional duty. Initiation ofthe 'Trosh f always proves to be an Jr interesting experience 1 filled with water battles, scavenger hunts, the Thousand Mile Walk, and of course, Kangaroo Court! ' In the future, these days of , being a sophomore will be remembered as days of joy. l 1 W ! I I -5 STUDENT SENATE REPRESENTATIVES-Jeff Methney, Esther Elliott. 58 -2T- cami. I KL Q , 'Ll ig.- ,A . , H 1 . :Y N- A- ' ll 1, f,,4 ,, X .,,1 Y I 9. . i R X fi .V , .B . A 1837 L A Q1 1 'Mgr '-,B QI I K . 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STUDENT SENA TE REPRE SEN TA TI VE S -A nn Birdsall, Larry Hitchens. UNIORS The junior class of this year can best be described as one of great enthusiasm and accomplishment. Under the leadership of President Jerry 07Veill, they have worked diligently and enthusiastically toward the fuhillment of their common goals. Several members have been honored and acknowl- edged publicly for their academic excell- ence, and others for their superior athletic achievements. But aside from these few, are those who have gone through their college years without special honor or acknowledge- ment. These members have not been for- gotteng their enthusiastic spirit and moral support for Geneva has been recognized and appreciated by all. Whether in the class- room, or on the athletic field, or just in the bleachers cheering for victory, the members of the junior class have been recognized by that extra special gleam of enthusiasm in their eyes. Along with this gleam of enthusiasm in the eyes of the junior class is the gleam of an- ticipation for the future. The junior year has been a time of preparation and a stepping stone to the most important year of college life- the senior year. With eyes filled with hope, the members of the junior class look to the future and the final step of their college career. CLASS OFFICER S-R on Mackie, Treasurer: Jerry OYVeill, President. 70 Vice-President: Dee Wargo, Secretary: Bob Shuster, Dave Adams Susan Andrews Ellyn Anthony Erica Augustine Bru ce Backensto Bruce Badger Carol Baksa Betty Baun George Bedison 1' iff ' X 4 T I r John Beres Cheryl Biggart Ann Birdsall ,m.-- . ,.-Q, 'rdf 5 Q LJ Xlt' as T 1 l l 4 , v ,, I A If ' .W -. -Z,fZy,. . jTQ L -hi fr ,gi-J ' X, 1' Qi 3' N ' , l 4 'J V N X x 4,,f?5gl?,f-gl. Jim Bellavllz Jay Bennett F, 1 it ,Bk-an w, 533' we ax: Q-nniw' 'L :Ulu Qu .ff ' Connie Boston Linda Bruce Joe Bittner Mary Bonner Tom Bonomo Tim Bryan Bill Bryan Bill Buck Gary Bufjington Darla Burke! Bob Butterfield Richard Byers Bill Byrne Ron Cain Bob Campbell Kirby Campbell Maria Cardinale 'Y I ',- Brent Casey Carol Castle Lou Ellen Christley Rita Jo Chuey Ron Coleman Jane Conrad Bob Crisci Jim Daugherty Ph ylis Davenport 5: U ,, , T'-'2 '5, : ff lf W 'V , 1,.1, Gary Carson Nancy Carson 'ffl ri? 'Lf' r, alee an . l T C 1. Marianne Exposito Jodi Evans Ralph Fabian Jack Fawcett Tom Fean Bobbe Fedevich Mike Davic John Delivuk Cathy DeMailo Pam De Vito Joe D Ynnocenzo Dano E licker Bill Fields Bob Finley Ed Floyd Tom Forman John Foust Holly Fowlow George Frederick G 95.22,-,, Jim Gaston 4 Canice George S1 V ,X X ,X A my .1 V 'F y X ., ' ' ' W, ex 22 , . ' 'Ir w FJ IH, I U up-. ,lf 3' , -.A i f -. i' , wh 1 ' YW f wx 1' .gn K K you rm if 1 .. 1- ,fi-I G .fi , KT. 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I - , 1' ' ,A ' l 'n ,P 'E-.K i if N f 1 c 5 V. w., ' 1 j Bob Ridley Paul Rocereto Letitzkz Raymond Cheryl Reed Linda Rego Jim Shuty George Simpson Bob Skabo Jon Slaby Bill Smith John Snarey Susan Southgate Alan Spees Paul Spoelhof W 1 1' X l N la 'Pl' 1 -. -,. , I gr l1f BATH! ,Liv t walk ,W i. Ron Schuller Gary Schuman Fred Sebastian Don Shefheld Emma Shupe Bob Shuster :Ag .f J A A Peggy Spooner Pete Spudich Linda Stanford Dave Steed Paula Stephenson Joan Stevenson , H Barbara Stewart Mary Streby Mary Jane Szczurku Bonnie Tindall Marilyn T orbic Judy Torrence L' Brian Irirr ' Jack Unangst ' 'N '- P ' Tom Vandling . 5 Q' Lil 4' . John Wilcox Chuck Wildes Sheryl Wilding f o . 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'f FALL FOOTBALL KNEELING: Pete Spudich, Manager: Dave Crawford, Manager: George Henning, Manager: Bob Shriver: Steve Owen: Dave Gombar: Joe Conforti: Steve Palyash: Joe Ursida, Co-captain: Jim Campbell: Mike Damon: Joe Morabito: George Goodwald, Co-captain: Jim Evans,' George Haberman, and Dan Frasier, Assistant Coach. MIDDLE ROW: Angelo Ferrazzano, Manager: Barry Zorko, Manager: Ron Galiffa: Jack Croston: George Flynn: Bob Hartford: Joe 0iNeill,' Elmer Laslo,' Gail Church: Mike Matvey: Tom Williams: John Lasky: Charles Moffet: Bruce Smeal: Dave Jones: Vince Macioge: Joe Banks, Head Coach: and Jim Hobby, Equipment Manager. BACK ROW: Frank Sniezek: Denny Stach: Rich Vrable: Ed Jones: Dave Holderman: Mike Hink: Bill Feasley: Pete Quinn: Pete Milligan: Forest Culp: Paul Lisky: Gary Stewart: Dan Neiser, and Jim Ritorto. NOTPICTURED: Greg Haney, and Jon Best, Assistant Coach. It was Geneva 's new look in football , this year. The new turf laid during the summer months changed dusty Reeves Field into one of nicest gridirons in the , area. Coach Joe Banks, in his first year as head coach, brought in a new system and a new spirit. With him came new talent as the freshmen dominated the starting line-up. It was a fine, young team, but it did not win until the last game of the season when it liquidated Bridgewater State, 30-13. In this game, the Tornadoes finally put everything together, and hopes were raised for next year. Geneva Opponent 0 Mansfield State 44 7 Clarion State Z8 0 Westminster' 26 0 Juniata 51 7 Waynesburgl' 69 7 Grove City 4' 35 13 Edinboro State 14 30 Bridgewater State 13 I Win 7Losses i 90 Coach Banks. f w ?,.1n+,1 if M , ,VG+ 42 2. N' ,F . 'mfg . 1 ,J y .Jr I 1' r ' g z , 5 'J 49 x , ,- ' -93. fa: r .' 'liz' P -'Y' el ' 1-,. , 17, ,1 , , rlxgx ,I ' -XM ,, gf' g I L V : . 1 I 1 19 f' 'fi-Q kf 1 34- . 'fig - 1 -1 :.',.'.,, A --.2 - -.1 -'vi r f ' vm . 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Q ' -u-,Q fa-fu - M ' 4 P5,Qg,,:,',,g,,,-? ffwfawlvx-A 'A 1:31. iv, ,A-' A ' 11 N ' ,.'l,iif3 K,l QW--L,:, ,,j,'gJ4G'1Mql35 '-sv A -f ffo' ,m f.,,,,,3fif.Yf-pfgigmhw +zfl-1c:,b5Li?,ag-f?3,ge1LJf:!r1i?fafs3, gs'l.'!g,3Q4 1, Sgr' .uf yy 1.,q33gX.!EQjmf' ,vii We--E14 .31--.M .4 91 ,V Y,..--,,.YL +L-.4.,. w 1. .:,-1.. ,,,,.-JL Fw g, ..... 1 W 92 KNEELING: Bill Hemphill: Tom Sawyerg Roger Robb. STANDING: Mr: Oozier, Coachg Walt Smith: Bruce Martin: Bill McCracken,' Emerson Fied- erick, and Chuck Wicks. CROSS 6 COUNTRY Geneva Opponent 41 Gannon 20 50 Cleveland State 15 23 St. Vincent' 36 48 Waynesburg' 15 27 St. Francis 28 29 Westminster' 2 7 46 Grove City ' 15 26 Juniata 30 35 Camegie-Mellon 20 32 Slippery Rock State 24 1 7 Duquesne' . 42 30 Point Park 25 4 Wins 8Losses 93 MAR G0 TA YL OR 1967 HOME COMING QUEEN 94 HOMECOMING COURT , -,-J JODI E VANS-Junior Representative LESLIE K UBI TZ- Freshman Representative f I MERR Y BLAIR -Sophomore Representative 95 Queen Margo 'fx ., , The Brothers Four F- --F N Af wr, Q V ' V w A ' 'ez r ip HOMECOMING Y? i An Enthuszhstic Fan The Nimble F?eshmen WAA Engineering Club ,, u -4 , rf! F -' Mor fm I this-V .,, 'I-f ,, F Y. - :. - Q v 'V w -v , .- L 1 '- - 41iMx'5 ' 'w s- v A. nv' . -. ,1- 'is KFQ -. J.--e Y .,,.,,,,. - . X-.. , 4 fs . . .A -C 3 - ' 'z' sp :alt . 1 f . L I lr- r X.. I . rf! .lf bf 1,214-. Q . K. , fr, W, ' T- V v W V , :fi VME .5 . A in 'TQ' ' -F , ,Q .nr ,Le I L x ' 1 'i Q-! 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Bzrdsall 12. L. Hitchens 13. .L Metheny 14. E. Elliott 15. D. Garvin 1 6. R Milligan 1 Z .L Thomas 18. 1 0Weill STUDENT SE ATE The Student Senate is Geneva 's student-government organization providing a link between the students and the administration-faculty. As in past years, this governmental body has proved that its members possess the necessary maturity and ability to cope with the problems and responsibilities ofa student government. Under the leadership of its president, Alexander Bub Davison, the Senate has shown an unmatched spirit of cooperation. The Senate has assisted in matters of student discipline and has dealt more closelv with the interests of the student body. Special activities sponsored by the Senate in- cluded the Homecoming Big Name Show featuring the Brothers Four and the traditional Christmas Party for orphans. Mr. Davison 's State-ofthe-Campus message related specifically what the Senate had accomplished during the year. 100 WSA Upon entering Geneva, all women students automatically become members of the largest organization on campus, the Women 's Student Association. There are no mem- bership dues for this organization, but each girl is expected to serve on one of the special activities committees. The several activities which the WS.A. sponsors are aimed, not onbr to provide enjoyment for the women of Geneva, but for the entire college family. At the beginning of the school year the W.S.A. sponsors the Thousand Mile Walk and the Big and Little Sister Party in order to help the freshmen get acquainted with the other students. Later in the year the Halloween Party, decoration of the Christmas tree, Mardi Gras, Spring Formal and several other social affairs are held. The most important event of the year, which all Geneva students look forward to, is May Day, also sponsored by the W.S.A. The success of this event is the result of several months of hard work and co- operation between the several committees and the capable chairman, Another very important function of this organization is to provide a deserving woman student with a scholarship in order to promote academic achievement Throughout the year the WS.A. provides each woman student with the opportunity of developing her personality and using her talents in a helpful manner. SEA TED: Rose Marie Zindren, Presidentg Esther Gray, Vice-President: Merry Blair, Treasurer Ann Birdsall Secretary Debbie Logan, Freshman Representative. STANDING: Esther Elliott, Sophomore Representative Jodi Evans Junior Representativeg and Merla White, Senior Representative. Membership in the English Club is open to all students interested in literature. The activities for this year included entering a float in the Home coming parade and selling candy to augment the treasury. Each meeting ENCLLISI1 DL UB g g . .. M provides an enjoyable evening for all who attend. The sponsors for this year are Dr. and Mrs. Bass, who have held informal meetings in their home. Being chosen as a member of Lambda Iota Tau is a great honor. It is an international organization for the promotion of excellence in the study of literature. Each member who has attained a high average of academic achievement is encouraged to undertake investigation, critical, and creative writing 1. L Spern 2. S. Boggs 3. .L Petruny 4. E. Weber 5. .L Hebenthal 6. S. Westman Z D. Lang 8. .L Lees LAMBDA IOTA TAU B. Hill: .L Hebenthalg .L Luther: R Evans: B. Brownf E. Faris: L. Hill: D. Manojlovich,'M Boyle: M Taylor. 102 9. A. Hipkins 10. M Bradley 11. J. DiLeonardo 12. L. Carnahan 13. L. Rudek 14. D. Manojlovich 15. R Evans 16. .L Hughes I 7. R. Balph 18. E. Faris 19. B. Kiggans 20. L. Hill 21. F Piatek 22. M Szczurku 23. B. Brown 24. M Boyle 25. .L Luther PROGRAM R fix Q it 17:5 'Q S X X CoUNC1L A l I L. Hitchens: C McCamon,' .L Macryp G. Davis: R The Student Center Committees include Cultural, Film, International, Outing, Publicity, Recreation, Special Events, Spiritual and Alumni. There is always a variety of programs offered by one of these committees-a ski weekend, movies, programs of classical music, and visitors from foreign lands highlight some of this year's activities. Dorm and commuting students are brought together through the efforts of the program committee. Tlze Inter-Club Council is composed of the presidents of all campus organizations and clubs. As a creation of the Student Senate Constitution, the Council is designed to correlate the activities of the various clubs. The Inter-Club Council president attends the weekbf Senate meetings giving the clubs a voice in Student government. The aim of the Inter-Club Council is to represent the students. I TER CLUB COUNCIL ,11- Dr and Mrs. E. Bass, English Club Advisors. G. Rohrbaugh,' B. Willson: E1 Eppznger C Bzggart R Balph M LaMant1a R Fox R. Zindrenp .L Ristau: A. Birdsall B Moore 103 FRENCH CLUB 8 f' 1 b e D 23 4 5 I 1. B. Kraly 2. Mrs. G. Connor 3. J. Withrow 4. L. Schrecengost 5. B. Patterson 6. R. Taylor Z K. McCauley 8. M. Cardinale 9. E. Shupe 1 0. A. Porter 11. P. Spoelhof 12. D. Ruckert 13. D. Sietam 14. Mrs. M Ripper 15. J. Ricardi 16. C. Ivy 1 Z C. Boyle 18. S. Bannworth 19. NL Bonner 20. B. Bastian CLASSICS SPANISH CL UB ' ' ' 1 H: V 1?--'Zi .' 1. .' -,ITL r w 1 . . . Miss E. Lytle: IL Snyder: R. Taylor: .L DiLeonardo,' Dr. C Birch: R. Fox. 1. L. Palen 2. D. Paisley 3. R. McClure 4. Dr. E. Planos 5. Miss R Haugh 6. JVL Griffin 71 A. Schrecengost 8. L. Aiken 9. H. Fowlow 10. R, Beyer 11. K. Wattecamps 12. F. Daquila 13. B. Sager 14. P. Newcomb 105 WGE V , ,Tg, Y 7 , ,,, tl WGEIC Geneva 's Educational Voice, is a noncommercial educational FM radio station owned and operated by the college. It is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission, administered through the Depart- ment of Speech, and staffed by Geneva students. Any student may apply for staff positions to gain experience in broadcasting This year twenty- one students passed an FCC examination granting a Third-class Radio- telephone License with Broadcast Endorsement. Mr. David Eshelman, Director of Broadcasting, hopes that WGE V is able to fulfill its desire of serving the college as well as the community. 106 '1 ' E: N L J I' W ' 1 - 1 it 4 M, V The Honorary Forensic or Debate Society works to further the interest of speech activities. Pi Kappa Delta provides training in leadership and communication while encouraging fellowship, cooperation, and achievement. For the third year, Geneva sponsored the Summit Debate Tournament which includes debating, extemporaneous speaking and oral interpretation. F RILL di DA GGER Membership in Frill and Dagger is open to all students with a special interest in dramatics. Points can be earned by each student for acting and working on the several plays presented during the yean Under the direction of Mr. Harry Farra, Frill and Dagger has enjoyed a very successful yean An added attraction has been the participation of faculty members in several ofthe plays. The first play was Spoon River Anthology followed by A Man for All Seasons. A children 's play, The Merry Pranks of Tyll was followed by the successful John Brown's Body. The year drew to a close with The Hasty Heart and The Barretts of Wimpole Street. PI KAPPA DELTA 1. P. Albarell 2. M Joy 3. M Bradley 4. S. Gillespie 5. C Joy 6. K. McKinney if Z 11 Forman 8. M Szcurcku 9. R. Stegall 10. A. Heckman 11. -L Martin 12. B. Wood 13. B. Hoffman 14. G. Rohrbaugh 15. A. Bauman 16. B. Taras 1 Z N. Mayo 18. Mr. H. Farra 19. J. Hilliard ae' G. Rolzrbauglzp D. Cunningham: F1 Piatekp Mr. R. Andruskog S. Gillespieg D. Lex,' M Griffin: .L Andersong M Hinkg J. Delivukg G. Montinig 71 Robb,'A. Bauman. 107 'Q , 4 I 1. D. Lang 2. .L Hebenthal 3. J. Anderson 4. P. Brooks 5. E. Bjertnes 6. B. Thomas Z A. Parker 8. A. Riggall 9. .L Harbison 10. C. McClernan Rf 1. B. Hill 2. B. Taras 3. J. Nbcon 4. A. Parker 5. .L Luther 6. P. Weimer 7. S. Beightley 8. .L Humes CABINET What is happening on the campus of Geneva College? Under the leadership of editor Bob Hill, the staff of the Cabinet strives to answer this question for the student body. This newspaper is published bi- monthly and serves to keep all students informed of news on campus. All students have the opportunity to express their opinions through the Cabinet, either as writers on the staff or through letters to the Editor The paper features a variety of articles ranging from subtle humor to gravely serious opinions. This year the staff has brought to our campus an excellent presentation of the Cabinet. CHIMES The Chimes is the campus literary magazine which is published annually by the English Club and aided by faculty advisors of the English Department. All members of the student body are encouraged to contribute original, literary material to the composition of this publication. Materials from all areas of literature, ranging from humor to science fiction, are published Prizes are always awarded to the most outstanding contributors. The Chimes stands as a mirror which reflects the imaginative responses and literary artistry of Geneva 's student body. -L Nixon, Business Managerg -L Habenthal, Editor. Each year it becomes the responsibility and privilege of the Junior Class to produce a remembrance of the activities, events, and happenings of the school year. In past years this endeavor has been accomplished with a high degree of success. This year's staff has devoted much time and effort into making the 1968 GENE VAN a publication to remem- ber. I t is our ultimate hope that the Senior Class, for whom this book is published, will look through the pages and recall those memorable moments of the past year. Each member of the staff has worked diligentbr and sacrzyiced much time for the preparation of this year book. We want to thank all those persons who have aided and co- operated with our staff members. A special thanks goes to Boylin 's Studio for their help in making the 1968 GENE VAN a successful presentation. ENGINEERING QUARTERLY i y , The Engineering Quarterly is a publication sponsored by the Engineering Society. Articles per- taining to engineering and its re- lated fields are published regularbr for the purpose of enabling students to express themselves creatively and in terestingbr in their field. Carole Heath, Editorg Sue Myles, Assistant Editor. Carol Castle, Business Managerg Don Hoffman, Assistant Business Manager. PHOTOGRAPHERS-Andy Kulikg Bruce Turek fmissingj. . 3224745 lv , 1 1 i GENEVA RESIDENCES-Marty McGinnis: Denny Hopper: Merrylyn Hutcheson, Boylin Studio. WRITERS-A my Hosking Mary Nemes, SPOR TS-Ann Birdsallj Jerry 0 Weill. Y n 5 ? E 3 N f 1 WSIS, RT-Mary Ann Hage. '. Ralph Sherrill, Boylin Studio. IOTOGRAPHERS-Pete Spudichg Al Parker. g :Q L Q ri' A UNDER CLASSMEN-Ed Floydg Carrie McCamon. Nrg f -1 f I OR GANIZA T10Ns-Lin da Hi11,- Jim Hughes. TYPIST-Kathy Sadler. , V? V 1 1 1 SENIORS-Elaine Douthittg Dee Wargo. . 1. B. Doak 2, Mr. E. Kuriger 3. Dr. S. Lee 4. G. Davis 5. M Matvey 6. N. Mayo Z B. Taras 8. T. Kaufmann 9, J. Alexander 10. V. Hultquist 11. D. Hayden 12. M McKee 13. B. Buck ECONOMICS How does an American economic system actualbl operate? Through membership in the Economics Club, several students are able to get a better insight into this question. Membership in this organization is open to all students interested in the fields of economics, finance, and indushy. Members are given the opportunity of hearing and evaluating speakers from these respective areas. Films are viewed and tours are taken in order to bring students into close contact with the activities and controversies of our rapidly expanding economic system. 112 CSF The Christian Student Fellowship strives to uphold Geneva 's motto Pro Christo et Patria. The group, which meets on Sabbath evening, features various programs focusing on God 's word as found in the Scriptures, interpreted by guest speakers, or sung as Psalmsg its gospel team gives an opportunity to spread the word of God and to present personal testimonies. CSF provides a spirit of fellowship fostering the necessary atmosphere for Christian living and growth. ROW 1: .L Boyce: .L Evansf S. Brauman: M Harshg E. Farisg .L McCready: B. Willsong Rev. W. McMillan. ROW 2: .L Wallaceg G. Oberfeitingerg C Martin: D. Kubitzg N. Wright: D. Hemphillf B. Averyf R. Workley. ROW 3: .L Robby 71 Wilcoxg P. Rocertog D. Shireyg.L Rogersf W Scottg R. Valigag I. Hammon,' P. Kilpatrick. ROW 4: C Heath: C McCamon: .L Wilcoxg S. Hudson: C Smalley: S. Faris: C Baumgartnerg R. Rainesg M Overgaard. ROW 5: C. Lesliep B. Baum: L. Aikeng B. Seniorg S. Duguid. 113 THE GENEVA S The Genevans is one of the most exclusive groups of the College. Early each fall a select chorus of mixed voices is chosen by auditions open to all students. Last fall over two-hundred students auditionedg sixty were chosen to represent Geneva College. In the spring the Genevans under the direction of Mr. Harold W Greig made its annual tour: The chorus's outstanding performances impressed many music lovers in Kansas, Iowa, and other parts of the Mid- West with its concepts of sacred and secular music. Each year a recording of their singing is made and sold to the public. The success of these sales as well as the successful Christmas and Spring Concerts are evidence of the outstanding public relations job the Genevans do throughout the community and nation. This year saw the inception ofa new singing group, The Eight Bells, an octet of male voices, from the Genevans, who have been successful in their efforts to bring music to the area. P. Stephensong J. Boyceg IC Wigton,'L. Hallg S. Wentzelg L. Hornacek. 114 i D, McBurney: B. Wood,'M. Adams: B. Thomasp P. Huntg B. Finleyg H. Howellg T. Miller. SEMBLES FF -.-an BAD L1 ff? Q 1. B. Chilcott 2. B. Glaab 3. M White 4. M McManus 5. C. Castle 6. D. Neilson Z J. Macry 8. J. Morgan, Head 9. L. Sanderbeck 10. B. Hoffman 11. P. Cairnes 12. B. Grossman 13. K. Sanders 65 61' 63 62 X I 1. B. Walters 2. L. Phillips 3. J. Means 4. R. Phillips 5. D. Detwiler 6. L. Troggio 7, J. McCready 8. D. Pietro 9. 71 Marshall 10. V. Mathis 11. B. Thomas 12. D. Molter 13. E. Davis 14. S. Ivy 15. M Sorrels 16. K. McCauley 1 Z C. Ivey 18. T. Manley 19. .L Humes 20. B. Taras 21. D. Vukich 22. E. Robinson 23. R. Snyder 24. E. Anthony 25. L Lutz M65 i 1. ll A 5' 5' . 5, 5+ 3 ss H I5 'ro zo ll H I3 52 a+ U 2. Q27 I S9 ll ll 4 l,l1' I5 2 3 4 3 5 6 7 lg I7 tl I6 I9 8 9 lo 26. C1 Avery 51. A. Carson 27 B. Haines 52. T1 Gane 28. N. Keller 53. M Soergel 29. .L Miller 54. R. McCready ' . N. F . . . . . J. D315 on IES? The Gold and White Marching Band led by Mr. Louzs 32. D. Dierdoff 33. C1 Scott 34. R. Larizza 35. D. Troxell 36. D. Herko 372 N. McCloskey 38. J. Walter 39. .L Ciarimboli 40. R. Lombardo 41. B. Sanders 42. L. Rose 43. L Santelli 44. -L Suders 45. B. Anderson 46. M Day 4 Z B. Dawson 48. G. Thompson 49. L. Anthony 50. CZ Padgett 5 Z D. McBurney 58. D. Garvin 59. L. Ramunno 60. D. Hutcheson 61. .L Michael 62. .L Morgan 63. E. Chilcott 64. D. Neilson 65. McManus 66. L. Sanderbeck 6 Z K. Sanders 68. M White 69. B. Glaab 70. B. Hoffman 71. C. Castle 72. J. Macty 73. P. Cairns 74. B. Grossman 75. Mr. L. Krepps .L Krepps finds itself each fall semester preparing another season of halftime shows for football games. It is also featured in many local parades. Spring finds the unit a concert band rehearsing for its annual concert and pre- paring programs presented for local high school audiences. The concerts are varied, well-balanced, and quite enjoyable. Another important part of the band is its majorettes. These girls are chosen on the basis of baton-twirling talent, marching ability, leadership, and grace and poise. In their new blue and gold uniforms, the majorettes are a most attractive addition to Geneva 's marching band. PM EA ROW 1 L Homacek D. ScholL' S. Dunbar. ROW 2: H Fowlowg M Stalzl,'M LaMantia,' L. Phil- lips A Hoskzng D Evans: R. McCoy. ROW 3: Mr. L. Krepps: C Pertilef M Ray: D. Burkett M Bennett Mr H Greig' K Wigtonf D. Dierdorj?N McCloskey: Mr. R. Jones. PSEA Geneva is very fortunate to have a chapter of the Pennsylvania State Educational Association on campus. Its purpose is to give the prospective teacher an insight into the work of the National Educational Association and to prepare each member for his future role as a professional educator. The PSEA sponsors various activities. Besides the regular meetings, guest lecturers are invited to speak. In November, four members were sent as representatives to the state convention in Harrisburg In order to increase the treasury, this organization sold mums for Homecoming and ice cream for Mardi Gras. The PSEA plays an important role in the lives of our future teachers. n A . , ,I C Bzggartg S. Myles,'R. ZindrengB. Casey. 5 . gl . qqa 2 3 no ,3 I l gi rt.. S 1 , f., 1. B. Kaweski 2. S. Wentzel 3. L. Burke 4. S. Seitz 5. G. Curl 6. S. Bannworth 7, 71 Manley 8. D. Schimpf 9. P. Spoelhof 10. S. Linhart 11. M. Frick 12. B. Moore 13. S. Cusick Fvllli-0 ENGINEERING SOCIETY ml FD P Cox R Cookf .L Ristaug D. Dixon,' .L Sklarskyf Mr: R. Syversonf Mr. R. Gordon: M Connor: .L Raricki 71 Tronzog T Sherwood: R. Hanna: B. Campbell: B. Hurd,' E1 Moses: G. Kasunick. , , l Ever X . V5 If . n ' , Jhglgl . r H ' 1 X I -,EN T.: A A .1 . Mui 5 Q ' - if f-if nr, Y -... . -,,,, 1 x T .L Faustg K. Wines: A. Adamsg T1 Mendicinog Mr. R. Hamilton. R. Valigag 71 Harshallg R Fabian: B. Krupa: I1 Vandling D. Free: B. Johnsonp R. Phillips. 1. L. Raymond 2. E. Shupe 3. R. Chuey 4. M. Hage 5. R. Workley 6. M. Walker Z R. Holmes 8. E. Faris 9. M. Gleghorn 10. S. Faris W J. J. Strickler 2. L. Krauss 3. Mrs. E. Ripper 4. B. Brown 5. T. Bittner 6. D. Paisley Z B. Petlo 8. G. Wischermann 9. R. Jeffers 10. J. Ellett 119 Membership in the Engineering Society is open to all students who have an absolute or relative interest in the different fields of engineering Besides the regular monthly meeting the activities include field trips and guest speakers. Every fall, through the joint efforts of all members, the club enters a float in the Homecoming parade, and this year their efforts were rewarded by winning first prize. The Engineering Quarterly is published for the purpose of enabling students to express themselves in their field. Through these several club activities, each member is given the opportunity to develop a feeling of responsibility and leadership. -if 9:15 Wg- L. Boots: M Walkerg R. Lewarcikf D. WilI12zmsfM Griffin: M Beresg D. Steed: .L Sipp: .L Ondeyka. CHEMISTRY The Chemistry Club is open to anyone with an interest in the application of technical achievements to our lives. Affiliated with the American Chemical Society, its members participate in various programs and projects. Trips through local industrial laboratories, addresses by guest speakers, and demonstrations by faculty and students instill each member with a better understanding of chemical principles and applications. .L Wallace: I1 Wattersong A. Schlettg Mn H Rucklep E. Eppingerg .L Beres,' I. Welsh 120 PRE-M ED The Pre-Medical Society is one of the more active pre-professional organizations striving to relate its activities to a broader scope of the medical profession. Members hear stimulating lectures by faculty members and by speakers from outside the college. Films are shown and field trips to local hospitals are taken during the year: All these programs are de- signed to stress the growing importance of the field of medicine. 4 2 5 , a n u s Q an 1 ev 1. G. Henning 2. .L Evans 3. L. Means 4. A. James 5. .L Andrianoff 6. B. Kelly Z .L Kraly 8. K. Kolb 9. .L Lutz 10. .L Beilstein 11. .L Fawcett 13. R Kerr 14. S. Shirey 15. B. Harsh 16. S. Spezzaletti 1 Z C. Padgett 18. B. Kaweski 19. A. Spees 20. S. Covert 21. .L Metheny 22. P. Davenport 23. D. McKee 24. M Fontana 25. R. .Iuhasz 26. A. Juhasz 22 71 Fean 28. D. Steed 29. A. Hurray 30. F1 Johnston 31. B. Haine 32. B. Jurich 33. L. Terracio 34. Dr. 71 MacMillzon 35. A. Kulik 36. R. Landfair PSYCHOLOGY CL UB I Q 3 s 1 B m n b liim 1. B. Oyer 2. L. Thomas 3. B. Fedevich 4. B. Cochran 5. .L Walter 6. LL Reich Z M Morgan 8. PL Marinucci 9. R Vasas 10. B. Grossman 11. Dr. 0. Williams 12. S. Narkiewicz 13. .L Henkels 14. H Cartwright 15. R. Milanovich 16. .L Evans I Z E Price 18. A. Conn 19. B. Soldressen MATH CLUB Mathematics is an ever-expanding field, and the Math Club is designed to further the interest of its members in the newest theories and approaches. Monthly meetings are held and range from well-organized discussions and lectures to social activities and the annual spring banquet. li Goberishg .L Marniciog B. Mooref 71 Schadt: L Habichtg D. Lex: J. Kritikosf B. Gilkeyg C Nylanderg L. Hitchensg .L Maraffii M Over- gaard' B. Mawhinneyg I Leonberg' C Pelouze,' B. Wood' C Grimm: M McManus. Students interested in the investigation and knowledge of the phenomena of consciousness and behavior are in- vited to join the Psychology Club. One of the larger organizations, the Psychology Club provides useful in- formation about the field through lecturers and field specialists in psychology. T ' Q El'hu-v.lfnM1LhMmf. Y IJ N '. . ' I' ' fx, X sl if I. D. Stach 13. .L Eppinger 2. M Yurich 14. K. Fisher 3. C Martin 15. D. Gray 4. .L Nato 16. C Lott 5. R. Strautmann 12 S. Schimpf 6. R. Beyers 18. K. Campbell Z C1 Wildes 19. R. Keslar 8. B. Tritt 20. Mr. .L Mitchell 9. D. Lum 21. Mr. R. Weinecke 224 G. Buffinton 23. L. Gettens 24. D. Hoye 10. D. Newingham 11. R. Bishton 12. D. Wagner The Future Secretaries Association is one of the pre- professional organizations on campus. Membership is open to all business education majors, two-year secretarial majors, and business administration majors. Because the clubs purpose is to promote interest in the business field, all activities are centered around business and the fields relating to it. With Mrs. Shuler as faculty advisor, the students find that membership in this organization is both interesting and profitable. This year the club took another step toward increasing its value by becoming a member of the Future Secretaries Association, a division of the NSA. This affiliation in- creases the value that the FSA has for a new member for it teaches how to act, what to look for, and where to begin when one gets into the work ofa secretary. C Heathg K. Sadlerg Mrs. C1 Shulerg M Hughes: K. lisher,'B., Beddowg R Perkinsg IL Banyas,'K. Man0,' C Wilczek,'R. Chu- ey,' D. Charski,'AL Mason: ll 0ttobre,'.L Thomas,'S. Wall. Muir 'G' 12 gk . 5-,. - i' u fl arf ff .V is , 9 u 5' s - ' 1 2 A , ' K: - ACCOUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club is one of the organizations on campus which allows each student to interact and communicate with others of similar interests in a professional atmosphere. The club was organized with the objective of acquainting its members with the various aspects of business and accounting Besides the regular meetings, other activities such as field trips and guest speakers are arranged in order to promote more interest All members of the Accounting Club find that participation in the various activities is both interesting and beneficial to them. FSA 123 The Varsity Club is composed of many of the athletes within the various inter- collegiate programs on campus. This organization strives to achieve unity, re- sponsibility, and cooperation among the many athletes who represent Geneva in team competition. Each year several activities are sponsored, including an in- teresting and unusual booth in the Mardi Gras celebration. After at least one year's service in one of the inter-collegiate sports, each member is presented with a letter sweater or jacket. Each member Ends it an honor and privilege to represent Geneva in sports competition with other colleges G. WielgoIeski,'A. Formang B. Harshg R. Robby G Goodwald J Kosior G Henning ' .SZ 0wen,'.L Ursidag B. Nixon: S. Schimpfl Petruny R Balph VARSITY CLUB 41 , ' if F511 TLS J l PEP CLUB This fall by a generous donation from the Student Senate, the Pep Club was organized and given the ability to function activebf. This organization was formed for the purpose of promoting school spirit and increasing attendance at all sports events. Tenative membership is open to all studentsg but be- fore achieving permanent membership, a total of 50 points must be accumulated by each student. Under the leadership of Ann Birdsall, the Pep Club has been able to augment the treasury by selling programs at the basketball games. We can thank the Pep Club for its successful endeavor of promoting a genuine feeling 0 f school spirit. S C' ilhfg N4 4. N '.19S.1'- .rl- . P n- ix' WINTER BASKETBALL KNEELING: P. Dubois: CI Hennonp D. Shefheldg Coach R. Galbreathg .L Petrunyg Coach C Aultmang D. Hoppag D. Hopper. STANDING: Mgr. B. Martini B. Backenstog R. Wojdowskig D. DeCar1o,' R. Colemang .L 07Veill,' G. Opferg Tiainer J. Hobby: Mgr. G. Henning X , C x X . ,P 1 . X T Q J 'Q u. N i . I , fx J L' -A Coaches Ron Galbreath and C10'fAuItman. WW is cw.. Geneva 75 77 82 78 83 69 79 6 7 1 02 85 75 83 51 56 77 81 79 73 8 7 92 82 72 90 75 For the third straight year, Geneva 's basketball team finished with a winning record. The team was small, but fast,' and this combination meant onbv excitement for Tornado fans. Fast break was the name of the game. Captain Joe Petruny, the quickest of all, led the club in his run-and-shoot style of play. Forwards Donnie Sheffield and Jerry 0Weill paced the club in most of the individual statistics while center Ron Cole- man provided rebounding strength. Senior Ray Hoppa aided Petruny in the back-court till midseason when a bad ankle injury sidelined him for most of the remaining games, Sophomore Pete Dubois moved in to the starting line-up and showed great promise for the future. With four starters and several experienced benchmen returning next year, the Golden Tornado 's roundball future looks bright. 130, 16 Wins 8Losses St. Vincent Clarion State Grove City Slippery Rock State St. Francis Indiana University of Penna. Youngstown State University Carnegie-Mellon University Waynesburg Alliance St. Francis St. Vincent Westminster Carnegie-Mellon University Waynesburg Bethany Grove City Gannon Edinboro State Point Park Slippery Rock State Westminster Clarion State California State Opponent 82 73 76 72 12 7 84 96 62 79 72 89 69 75 54 69 69 88 81 78 74 77 93 79 69 v 1 ALL-STAR COURT Ann Birdsall escorted by Jerry 07Veill, Mary Washburn escorted by Ray Hoppa. Queen Beverly Sager escorted by Joe Petruny. LL, ! N -A Ann Birdsall Esther Elliott CHEERLEADERS Roxanne Wallace The Pep Squad 'T- Marjy Wash bum - Cap tain Ann Narkiewicz and Jackie Thomas Alternates Rose Kitch Pam Minnick f' '1 ' ' tv- - V . v Geneva 1210 1267 1240 1260 1247 1219 1250 1263 1267 1273 10 Wins 3 Losses Carnegie-Mellon Clarion Washington dt Jefferson Washington 8: Jefferson Indiana University of Penna. Duquesne University of Pittsburgh Allegheny Clarion Carnegie-Mellon St. Francis St. Francis Duquesne Opponent 1225 1215 1188 1146 1222 1081 1279 1282 1215 1264 FoUen Fbqen Pbrkdt - -,-,-m,--- ROW 1: Candy Rhodes: Beverly AIIen,' Bob Padgett: Ed Reedg John Kemp. ROW 2.' Jim Quaintance: Cheryl Mohrbacherf Linda Harrington: Dale Williams RIFLE Led by the sharp shooting of Captain Dale Willzarns, Geneva 's rifle team posted one of its best records in recent years. The team had good depth while Larry Kemp often pushed Williams for top honors. The team consists of many underclassmen and should be even better next yean 133 ,aff AMW :JMU ni J TOP T0 BOTTOM. C Miller R, Leedy .L Henkels B. Grossman EI Elliott M Miller L. Hutchinson .L Martin M Harsh C1 Ozinga B. Edwards M Yanik C McClernan B. Banks C Anderson B. Senior B. Baum S. Cummings R. Eshmanf R Morrison: Cl .Ioyg S. Peoplesg E. Webber, M Yanik: C Anderson. zv'J'i.gf-9 A' ' ggq g 'J W - ,-' + 4 'l ROW 1: N. Brown: S. Hopf' N Stahlg S. Doerfel. ROW 2: R. HoImes,'N. StoIlgA. Carson: S. Cummings. ROW 3: B. Seniorg .L Henkelsg C Marting E. WebergM Yanik. 1 8 A Q '5v'l'.'- CHRISTMAS PARTY My 1' I 3 ' E1 lixx, Mk L 4 0phel12z, my love! What did you say, King Tut? S0111 Singing ' -' f-'--1-..i,, ---Q, -....,-...,, FACULTY TALE T SHOW' -.gun-P'-li! Our Miss Gilmore? 137 Cork dust in the water? 'Td rather do it myself! Queen Merry Blair escorted by Frank Reisinger. VALE TINE COURT Sue Myles escorted by Ron Mackie. , Mary Washburn escorted by Fred Needler. Karen McKinney crowns Merry the 1968 Sweetheart Queen. 1 3 8 IWARDI GRAS -xi .XXX ll ,X g,. ,..-1,NQ.,- ' Mg . Jai - .' Pi! Y! A, 1 iw! wg- -fpi' . 1 . TY in ' .2-.. ' .I - .. ' . M , . 1 - ' 4 , f J A Ev---1 ' - ? 1' 'a A , 1' 4 l r 1 , A fj . ,,,,,,.. .. -. .-Y, , Y t 1 v 4 l..' , -.. 'e. ' , .. , - L 0 , . f..l . ,- .,, v . r - .1 5 v 'fu I 'K -i 4 Y ,,,0'y ' pf A, NLT' ffi ' .. - ' ', 'P'.-Q -.. --.rw-sf., 544 ',, I W. .VA . r in Q6 A , r .V I ,, --, :4.,s4:.,N-If ,. Wh V+, -QM 3: V 1 in .. f..-we . ll- 'v , J. ' 'Vis '75 'l ' I! . 4 fa Z ' 1 -- 3, Q ' '-. 1 .Llc . 1 . , . .57 It v..?3 . Q- elfrirga- 'VA 4' , 7 f +11 f. , . ff N-1? .W -41.4 pug- -,HA-9 E h . X 'Ili A ' 'Q f Q ---f- ,. V , 1 .uf . v1 1- f p I ' Q i' K ' L, -af ' f H :vel f ff ' 1 6 -.K at , .1 x . -5 , I A F . J' , 6 . J s , 4- ,751 , A7 'L , . ' -- ' G '-f 1' - , ' A,-1---1-If - 1 - ' -f. 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'af ,lil MEMORIAL s 148 Mr. and Mrs. William Brisbane, head residents. J X4 ,. ff' e qv -4.15 gd , ri i v .fe . Qi' Q 1 . Mi I iq' 'Y ,,,,,,, 1. . t '.:.Zi 5 ' w' A -' 4- JF?-:zk ef -'-Xa ,J . ,. A f ' F . J 1 , - , V QL- PEARCE A Mr. and Mrs. R0ssAndrusko, head residents. in 'A .' 3 149 Ray Stout, head resident LUGER Steve Owen head resident. TRENSCHEL A LOEFFLER Mr. and Mrs. John Bylsma, head residents. HAMER HAMER NNEX Alvie Hurray, head resident Dave McMillan, head resident Jerry 0Weill, head resident. VAN ARSDALE AQ Q , J' X KENNEDY 712 ' nw ' Uu1':.- x fa r Mr. and Mrs. Charles McBurney, head residents. ---A---1-W ---- Qf- 3 ---, -7--1--vf-,-----W W-r, li ,s 'Q J L-a '1 ,.Iji ff: -.lf ' ,...,A..,, ..,xN,-A I QF-5 Qplnsyb Q Joe Pelruny, head resident. 44 1-LY EI V W i I 'N , ln, e ' gr' f r 5.5 fp, .' 1 A a 1 w :Vis I Y . -1 I A -Ii 4. 4 w x I' - 1 . , 3:3 ::mY a ,-v-737' b ' 5 Al'-' YF' W '1 r f5'-fb -I ffx '7 A, v r-A swf' - ,W .X fig .' 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XX ' ? 15+ 5 3 f AQ fu' A' ,ti 'Sf T ' , W ' L .- i' X' Nv+fSmf X f W. - H ,Q Q 1: As-NW , . ,L ,QR 4 :ff 1 W-Qvg V, ' ' . . H fx . A X ' 'S - ,wx . --' - Q f Q64 ,I 4 Mft . . I5 ,Y.. J-fxhggf, fl A M XX xx .NL fl S. Jr, 1 -it I I .554 Y f-'wx xt Ap f' - 5 , v L I . 4 . A A - 4 'f-ff'ggLyig51:ag. Q- A jg- 'A sj.,f'-W. A- . , 3, 1:-YJ ' ,X 4 '. ' Us 'A x Yx .., V - '-w .Q 4, . ,H 'PQ R 'SJ' 1 -. , fgy- .. , , , ', - .41 'Q-.J I 4' fl. I I sf. ' x-nl., , . ,, 1' ' ,' ' F0 I . ' 3 54, 3 ' A x f .1 bl. i ,., -n.. ., - 'U 21, 7' ' t,?,v,5,: H,j,4., r 'L ,U Q 5 1 ,..,,,y Af? , ld ,Hy lr, 'ff f g ? .1 an N Lf? J., if L ii 1 vig' 'f-yi' Q IT I f 9, is - J ,wi 2. QV ir +mg.,,gl,p.A r ...TF 1. . I Y 4 t fy,-:4..ffY i-glfgtn' I 5 W f SPRING . .. .. 1-...nl Y . BASEBALL Ri J v . f'L'ff,','av. I5 uf. , 4 - ' ' , A 5 '5JL.lGP,J1 'T X I 'ska Opponent 7 3 3 8 0 4 9 6 4 0 0 7 6 0 8 9 ROW I: W. Aultman, Managerg D. Hopper: R. Shusterg .L Manzetti: M Matvey, Captain: .L Kosiorg 71 Wogan J Marmczo B. Zorko. ROW 2: D. Crawfordg .L Maracekg W Arzbergerg C Walmerg A. 0psal,' P. Quinny R. Rak: D. Nezser G Haney W. Lawson: D. Bairdg Coach Frasier. Youngstown Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Westminster Westminster Thiel Indiana Indiana St. Francis St. Francis Waynesburg Waynesburg Duquesne Duquesne Grove City Grove City Won 8 Lost 8 Conference Won 7 Lost 1 1968 WPC Champions Geneva 0 0 I I1 6 8 I 0 I3 6 1 I 4 4 5 2 3 156 Captain, Mike Matvey. si .lil Opponent 5 20 6 3 112 6 3 112 3 Il lf2 I5 Geneva Waynesburg 2 Thiel 5 Westminster 1 Carnegie-Mellon 3 1f2 St. Vincent 1 St. Francis 3 U2 Point Park Clarion 6 112 Slippery Rock 3 Won 1 Lost 6 Tied 6 GOL F Captain, Gene Wielgoleski ROW 1-' 71 M0hr.' E CuIp,' G. Wielgoleski, Captain,' W Brown. ROW 2: K. Denchanka: G. Fayeg R. Strautmann,'M Youngg EZ Rushmore: R. Gilkeyg Coach Carson. -4 if,-. ff- 1 'ff .Q :A 15:15 R- . 'ff A we-' - - V., ng -. TENNIS Opponent Geneva 2 Waynesburg 7 2 Slippery Rock 7 I St. Francis 8 2 St. Vincent 7 7 Frostburg 2 5 Westminster 4 9 Carnegie-Mellon 0 6 Bethney 3 3 Hiram 6 1 Duquesne 8 3 Grove City 6 Won 6 Lost 5 i G G I Captain, George Henning. ROW 1: R. GrattongR. Balphg G. Henning, CaptaingA. Forman. ROW 2: Coach Aultmang D. Farris: R. Leppek,'M Walthers. , ll Opponent 88 82 51 112 137 1 03 33 99 60 1f2 81 TRACK ROW 1: M Adams: R. Robb,' .L Morabito, Manager: .L Dawson, ManagergA. Heckmang W Mcllrackeng .L Unangst. ROW 2 S. Krienbrookg R. Johnsonp TZ Sawyerf T. Formang .L Campbellg R. Good,' W Smith, Captain: 71 Robb: E Neidler ROW 3: E Montgomery: P. Martellog W Hemphill: R. Stout: R. Phillips: D. Bruynelk TZ wi11a1ms,- Cl Wicksg F1 Johnston W Buck: D. Lum: D. Jones: R. Beyer,'M Hink,' E Kemp. B. Smealg C Hennong Coach Banks. . Waynesburg Edinboro Carnegie-Mellon Westminster Clarion St. Francis Grove City Thiel Indiana Won 3 Lost 6 Conference Won 1 Lost 2 New Records Set: 880 Tom Sawyer 1:59 2 Mile Walt Smith 10:12 Aja Geneva 48 63 93 112 38 42 1 12 46 83 112 64 159 Captain, Walt Smith. 17 Ur 3' l Emme Kemp Trio CONVOCA TION SPEAKERS Mme. Claire N, R, , ' : 1 . , 11 E.: Chennault Dr. Fbwncis Steele 160 ' '9'71-. 5 b 'SS f 5.2. .gig .A r r Munich Chamber Orchestra Madhur .Iaffrey Rodrrick MacLeish E 161 1968 MAY QUEEN CRO WN BEARER SCEPTER BEARER MAR GI B0 YLE ROSE MARIE ZINDREN 162 THE ROYAL COURT JANICE ABRAMS JEAN CASKE Y A BETH BROWN U KAREN McKINNE Y ESTHER GRA Y MARGO TA YLOR 163 WUNDERFUL GUT MA Y DA Y l . Queen JoAnne and the Bishoff twins. EF fy-xl E' . Q -4, ef- - lk? PI , v1 ' ' , S5415 , I ROW 1: D. Bishoffl' A. Smithg D. Bishofff'N1 Douglass: .L 0Data,'H Armstrongg K. Farm: R Warden. ROW 2: .L Abrams: .L Caskeyg K. McKinney,' M Boyleg .L Lutherg R. Zindreng B. Brown,'M Taylor: E. Gray. ROW 3: R. Willson: G. Munzettig R. Kesslarg D. Brown,'A. Jamesg F. Morrison: D. WagnergA. Davison. Margi Boyle phces the crown upon Queen JoAnne while Rose Marie Zindren looks on. 164 5. s ROW 1: S. Myles: B. Hoffman. ROW 2: A. Birdsallp C1 Heathg R. Leedy. ROW 3: .L Martini C Castleg .L Evans. ROW 4: M Washburn: L. Hill. The traditional May Pole Dance. Narrators: Tom Forman and Jane Conrad. ROW 1: B. Walters: li Howelk B. Wood: 71 A yersg D. McMillan. ROW 2: L. Hornacekg M McMilIion,' A. Montint M McGinnis: T Lewis. ROW 3: E. El1iott,'D. Burkett: I4 Wigtong B. Grossman. SENIURS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Joanne Luther, Secretaryg Bob Wilson, Vice-Presidentf Barb Fritz, Treasurerg and Doug Brown, President The members of the senior class are awaiting anxiousbv to reach the climax of their college years, graduation. Although graduation is a time to look ahead into the future, it is also a time to gaze back into the past and to recall those days spent at Geneva. Not all of those memories are happy ones, but many are memories jilled with intense excitement and pride. All seniors recall their first days spent as freshmen at Geneva. At this time graduation was far in the future and out of reach. But over the years many seniors are able to recall those special events, such as Homecoming, Mardi Gras, and May Day, which caused time to pass very rapidbr. Others recall those days of athletic victory in which many seniors actively participated. Still others recall with great pride those moments in which they were acknowledged for their academic excellence and superiority. Each senior has a unique set of memories which will enable him to remember in the future those special college days at Geneva. With the past jirmly embedded in their memories, the members of the senior class look to the future with anticipation and hope. As they leave, all will realize the great value of their college years in forming their characters and preparing them for lU'e. STUDENT SENA TE REPRE SEN TA TI VES-Karen McKinney,' Dwight Wagner. '- :ex gf, '-,ln -Q.-5, 'draw I . JANICE ABRAMS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvanza B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed RICHARD D. ANSCHUTZ Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.A. Bible RILEY W BAKER Beaver, Pennsylvania B. S. Engineering 4- . ' f li .fax fl PA TRI CIA L. ALBARELL Bethlehem, Pennsylvania B.S. Music Ed. LINDA S. AN WEILER East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. ROBER T B. BALPH II Clayton, Missouri B.A. English ., T 1 1 I GERALD S. ALEXANDER Monaca, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. J UDI TH A. ARBLASTER EMIL YM BAKER New Castle, Pennsylvania Baden, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. B.S.Eal Elem. Ed STARR R BANN WOR TH CAROL YN M BA UM GAR TNER Paterson, New Jersey Detroit, Michigan B.A. French B.S.Eai Elem. Ed. 167 ai Q I , ROBERT G. BEDISON JR. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.LE. Ind. Engrz SUSAN L. BRA UMAN Willow Grove, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. DOUGLAS C BROWN Clevelanal Ohio B.S. Chemistry JAMES S. BOR GHI Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. MARLENE A. BRA UN Allison Park, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. WALTER M BROWN Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B. S. Engineering F-- . .-. .. .. ,,.,,,.i l 9 ii 4 N l . MARGARET BOYLE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A. English L YNNE E. BRIDGES Clairton, Pennsylvania B..SIEai Elem. Ed. TIMOTHY R BUNISH New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad -n i J 1 5 J 168 Ii .ass MAR Y K. BRADLEY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BA. English L 1 BETH A. BROWN Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. English LINDA E BURKE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 4- ---- Y Af- --1-f --Y. - - -- - 7 1-X 4 P ' 1 Wi. all Q l w 1 1 v DELLA A. BUTCHER JOHN M CAPAN Conway, Pennsylvania Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Speech B.S. Mathematics TERR Y L. CH U VALA Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. DONALD G. COUCH Springdale, Pennsylvania B.S.B,A. Bus. Ad I 1 1 si 'Q' ARBUTH B. CONN Renovo, Pennsylvania B,S. Psychology A. PA UL COX Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.I.E. Ind. Engr. eff' , af' NANCYA. CARSON Freedom, Pennsylvania B.A. English JEAN L. CASKE Y Olathe, Kansas B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 'E:'f MARCEL G. CONNOR Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.S. Engineering PATTYS. CRAIG New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 169 ,N -an ROGER R COOK Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.LE1 Ind. Engr. FORREST CULP Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics Fig- . m . . -, E ,,.. inwim.,-. . W, ,.,--,,, ,.,..,,..., xi , ,.,, W H1 ua- 6- -,J STELLA L. CUMMINGS VIRGINIA L. CURL Mercer, Pensylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A. Bible B.S. Ed. Elem. Ed. -- - --.Te f- ff if f-5 -fn? 1.51 . ' -v. ,. N y Y X CLINTON DALZELL, JR. GORDON L. DA VIS Monaca, Pennsylvania Woodbury, New Jersey B.A. Economics B.A. Economics NANCY L. DECKER FLOYD W DIERKER New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. wr W 'w Y. Y, W W-'jf W ,j , SHIRLEYJ CUSICK Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 4 . 0 0 -A! L I r K rf ERNESTA. DALL Y, JR Rochester, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics wif ALEXANDER K DA VISON East Liverpool, Ohio B.S. Physics JOHN E DiLEONARDO Ellwood City, Pennsylbania B.A. Latin u- It 1. y. o JOHN L. DA Y Hillzards, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting DA VID R DIX ON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.I.E Ind. Engr. 170 ROBERTJ DOAK Ellwood City, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics Thug, JAMES E DUNCAN Conway, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology WILBER H. ESTERMYER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus Ad. 1. ELAINE A. DOUTHITT Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B.A. English JAMES C DROT OS Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. H ARLENE EDWARDS EDWARD A. EPPINGER New Galilee, Pennsylvania Indusny, Pennsylvania B.S Ed Elem. Ed B..S2 Chemistry JAMES 0. E VANS PEGGY L. EVANS Niles, Ohio Beaver, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychologf B.A. English F ff. 171 . E 3 i V. EU . 'W Q if SALL YA. DIEVBAR Rochester, Pennsylvania B.S. Music Ed i JOHN R. EPPIN GER New Castle, Pennsylvania B.S2B.A. Accounting RONALD G. FABRI T7 US Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S Mathematics EILEEN R. FARIS Sterling Kansas B.A. English DONALD E. FREE Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.S. Engineering WARREN E. GARDNER Ellwood City, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology MARJORIE A. FERREE New Castle, Pennsylvania B. S. Music Ed is ya: BARBARA D. FRI TZ Wind Gap, Pennsylvania B.A. English KAREN L. GLASS Monaca, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ed 5? ,pin ELEANOR FLEISCHA UER Oakmont, Pennsylvania B. S. Psychology U 5 3 I RONALD K. FR UTH Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S,B.A. Bus. Ad. MAR Y L. GLEGHORN Enon Valley, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. Y 'F piisziifi 72 A 1 ALAN S. FORMAN Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.5ZB.A. Accounting L -V ,u 'U ANTHONY H GANE Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. FRANK GOBERISH Freedom, Pennsylvania B. S. Mathematics l GEORGE .L GOODWALD RICHARD A. GRA TTON ESTHER C GRA Y New Brighton, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ivyland, Pennsylvania B.S. Pre-Dental B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad B.A. English x J n vi f ,J ll DALE M GRO VE ROBER T L GRO VES JANET L. HAB1 CH T Fombell, Pennsylvania Fair Oaks, Pennsylvania Baltimore, Maryland B,S. Biology B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad B.A. Mathematics RONALD W. HALSAC ROBERT W. HARSH JUDI TH A. HA YS Koppel, Pennsylvania Morning Sun, Iowa Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus Ad. B.S. Biology B.A. Speech K 1, A i ' i 173 l, '?'5 ' Y' 7 77' 7 ' '-'K' X. 1 ROBER T L. GRIMM Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.A. Mathematics Ftwef, D-. .T --..F.,.. SANDRA K. HA GER Monaca, Pennsylvania Rl English JUDITH A. HEBENTHAL Beaver, Pennsylvania B.A. English 1 l i 4 HN W V. , , K , . , ,NM Q , 5'- f Y , ' . ' 42, gg-sg ,ff-v?-fp H- - - H - . , , BRUCE E HENDERSON Walton, New York B,S. History 1 v , ..,, V. ..e,. , A- W I I X1 4 J, I JOHN 0. HICKEY Beaver, Pennsylvania B.S. Psychology JAMES .L H UMES Uniontown, Pennsylvanzh B.A.English 1 I 1 N N GEOR GE A. HENNIN G Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B. S. Pre-Med ROBERTA. HILL Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. English ED WIN .L HUNTER Allison Park, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology I, , ,. w J A w ,.-,.n,f,. 0- ,I , 1 sl ll , I I C 1 72, LINDA CREED HEPLER Greensburg Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ari RA Y E HOPPA Industry, Pennsylvania B. S. Biology FREDERICK R. HUNTER Allsion Park, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology 174 CAROL HE W1 TT Conneaut, Ohio B.A. English ,',?? :-g-- I. i lfym ZI Wife 1 4-LE -w ' BAR TON H0 WE III Coatesville, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed JANE M IMM New Kensington, Pennsylvanza B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. ,f-...A CHRISTINE E1 I VE Y New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. French 5 1 3 WILLIAM A. JURICH Industry, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology RICHARD L. KESLER Dravosburg, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting 6' I f ALAN D. JAMES Industry, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology NIKFTWH 'D 'e 4 'H THOMAS E. KA UFMAN Ellwood City, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus Ad. WILLIAM .L KILLIAN Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics P 5 b 5 1 I 1 1 L 1 an 1 SUSAN M. JORDAN ALEX B. JUHASZ, JR. Driftwood, Pennsylvania Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. English B.S. Biology li 41 v I I 2 A m 1 if , A-i ' J DONALD KEEFE NEAL A. KELLER Acme, Pennsylvania Freedom, Pennsylvania B.A. English B.S. Physics BARBARA KLIN GENSMI TH TONI P. K OHL Ellwood City, Pennsylvania Levittown, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. B.S. Biology ., L W. JOHN K OSI OR New Castle, Pennsylvania B.A. Social Science LOUIS G. LAZZARETTI Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.S. Engineering sfiib fs' H' P 'fi tl 5. n N JOHN N K USHNER West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.A. History DALE S. LANG West Newton, Pennsylvania B.A. History TIMOTHY R. LEONBERG New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.S. Mathematics Veg.- Ye. -. . . . , MA GDALENA B. K YC Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics gf A V' A -' 1 l ALEX LARSON Arnbridge, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics WESLEY K. LEWIS Baden, Pennsylvania B.S. Physics U 4 1 176 R0 Y J. LANDFAIR Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology LOIS R. LARSON Rochester, Pennsylvania B.S,Ed. Elem. Ed. JAMES G. LIEBENTR1 TT Rochester, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics SUE ANN LINHART Clairton, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. ,. . . c - -U . ' y . I if - , i l ' I ' s . e I J PA TRI CIA L U GER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania JOANNE C. LUTHER Q Ridgewood, New Jersey B.A. History B.A. English 1 1 I w 1 W X i w ,gliaib-. V' DONALD E L YNN North Washington, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting DONNA M. MANOJLO VICH Monaca, Pennsylvania B.A. English KA THLEEN A. MARS New Castle, Pennsylvania B.S. Ed. Elem. Ed. I JAMES E. MAN 0 WN GENE W. MANZETTI Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Social Science B.S. Pre-Med ALEXIS MAR TIN SIDNEY MAR TIN Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania Rochester, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychology B.S. Engineering 'L W1 177 THOMAS W MASON New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics ser U V -IF 3 MICHAEL MA TVE Y, JR. DONALD R. McBURNEY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics B.S. Physics If-.-. Y ,, 47, -HJ? MAR Y K. McISAAC DENNIS G. McKEE Allison Park, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology B-53 Biology ANTHONY L. MENDICINO DONALD W. MENGEL Ambridge, Pennsylvania Easton, Pennsylvnaia B.S.LE. Ind Engr. B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. uf : : f 1 E il 32. I R KAREN L. McCA ULE Y New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. Spanish G O 5 t J KAREN S. Me-KINNE Y Lawrence, Kansas B.A. English MAR CIA SCHAFFER MERR YMAN New Castle, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem, Ed. f-'r+ 'T f ?' ' ' i'Ql H . if 178 RONALD H. MCCL URE Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Spanish PAMELA MCLANAHAN Leechburg, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. ROBER T W. MITCHEL Walton, New York B.S. Physics V-- ,VLH 6' .. -Tv1+-ffm-1-5 F All - 1 I if CK I If I .1 'v JAMES ll MI TTICA New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.S. Psychology . I l 1 6 I I I I I ED WARD L. MON TGOMER Y E. Rochester, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry MAR GARE T MOR GAN Rochester, Pennsylvania B. S. Psychology LOUIS IC MODLISZEWSKI Wampum. Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting We l 1 -f I 1 0 1 . I .ylijgv l .V U lvl 'w 7 5 I . VIRGINIA MON TINI Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Speech FRANK W. MORRISON Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.A. History 4 P .XR-5 '- , I P '4 ,J nf!! fl' ...LLJ .4 179 THOMAS J. MOHR Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology -,v 2 BETTY .L MOORE Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Mathematics WILLIAM G. MOSER New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. English 'tn , 'AM I E , If .. f fa, .-u E.: . ...L , H ... My 'Q-.f A 151 5 E' up 1: -sg amz. ', YI 52'j?h13 Q y.f.i:.' HQ: Q. - - u v!.i I' Sai- E., 12. CHER YL WINEGAR M OHRBA CHER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. German JOY L. MORGAN Freedom, Pennsylvania B.A. Speech HARR Y L. M ULLEN, JR. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. Y -.4-. - --f ----f ,A -: ', :E Q1 N n w L R. GA YLORD MUNY Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. History C. JA Y NIX ON Beaver, Pennsylvania B.A. Social Science CHARLES ML PADGE TT East Liverpool, Ohio B. S. Biology M 1 X i l i a ' P i - J- 9-3, I I i ROBER TL MURPHY Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania B. S.B.A. Bus. Ad. FQ'-'-'W' f 7'i +'7'? ' l ' r WILLIAM E. NIX ON Bu tler, Pennsylvania B.S. Physics ROBERT PALOMBO Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.S. Engineering 2 E: I1 - 'CT-3' M SUSAN NARKIEWICZ New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychology STEPHEN OWEN Kittanning Pennsylvania B. S. Engineering ELDORA J. PANDER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Social Science V,,,,,.Ls- 180 ,Y is 1 1 i 1 1 r RICHARD E. NAR VETT New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics w .q. BONNA L. OYER Carry, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychologf L. KEN T PARKHILL New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.A. English ITC-'-'AM-M 6' ' w N I N a ' n 1 0 MAR Y ANN PASH U TA Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics 7 1 'C'-, ,WFT wg' . .. JANE E. PIPER Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. MICHAEL H. PROSPERINI Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics , ', 1 'l .. . f'!'f1l1.Q '-,T-1 ,J A JOSEPH PE TR UN Y Cheswick, Pennsylvania B.A. English JOSEPH A. PILLA Connellsville, Pennsylvania B.A, E conomics ANNA M. PIE TRANDREA Koppel, Pennsylvania B.S. 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Ed. 5 'H ELLEN ROBINSON Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S,Ed. Elem. Ed. DEBORAH L UKENS SCHIMPF New Erigh ton, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 31 I u Y SCO TT SCHIMPF New Brigh ton, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting SANDRA L. SEI TZ Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. ELLEN A. SIMS Washington, Pennsylvania B.A. History i 1 I L: i if I ya AR TH UR A. SCHLETT Lodi, New Jersey B.S. Chemisny I Q LA WRENCE SHARKE Y Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B.A. History HARR Y .L SMITH Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.A. History , .1 aj. ln: .-.n f f I -.v'5'v- - 'rw .-.1 4:A.Ll,.,Q....L LA URA D. SCHRECENGOST Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. French FPPPPl'PPlW MEAT --1 MICHAEL G. SHENESK Y Koppel, Pennsylvania B.A. Spanish WALTER R. SMITH Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.A. History 1 183 DOMENICO P. SCIARE TTA Freedom, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry w ' W 1 WILLIAM E SHEPPARD Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S. Pre-Med ROBER TM SN YDER II Aliquippa, Pennsylvania B.S, Psychology 2 I an--:sw-W1-. m.--- A -.-,K-.-,Z--kr. -L-H , ,. :., ,L m w w nw mm hx - Q E ,ll Z- Wm uw mm W 'm'W'uw 'uw m'W' 'W' sl fl 3 J. E i 1 l Y WILLIAM R. SOLDRESSEN Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychology Y l WILSON M. STAHL Beaver, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology BRIAN L. TARAS Walnutport, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics ' iii? Z: . E' 5,75 : aa-5: , . - - :J !?s: 1 ' 7 E E2 ANDREW M SOPIRAK South Heights, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry RONALD H. STEGALL Topeka, Kansas B.S. Psychology MARG UERI TE A. TA YLOR Reno, Ohio B.A. English L i ..a...L.L JOSEPH F1 SPINELLI Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Eel MAR Y LOU STERRETT Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. JAMES C. TEAPOLE, JR. New Brighton, Pennsylvania B.S. Physics 184 DENNIS SPORN Y Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology RA YMOND R. STOUT, JR. Berwick, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting WILLIAM A. THOMAS Weatherly, Pennsylvania B.A. Social Science :Slim Avi! LA WILEN CE THOMPSON Swissvale, Pennsylvania B.A. English l '55 i 'K ag nl JOSEPH A. URSIDA Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ed. D WI GH T E. WA GNER Quarryville, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Bus. Ad. 1 . . K '7 f1-'f-f'-1-A-M . 'di KERA L. TINCANI Ellwood City, Pennsylvania B.A. Spanish :-. .-.Af-T,: , ,, 1-1, . -.-:na-me 1+ w E . PA TTY VA SAS Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Psychology MARGARETM WALKER Vineland, New Jersey B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. RICHARD TORRITO Ambridge, Pennsylvania B.S. Physics MARJORIE .L VELTMAN South Holland, Illinois B.S. Pre-Med JOHN P. WALLACE Ellwood City, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry .bv 185 l W VA-'gg' Y ' 'v +w2 f'i 1 4 RICHARD P. UNDER WOOD Altoona, Pennsylvania B.S. Biology ROSE MARIE VILD Freedom, Pennsylvania B.S. Ed. Elem. Ed. JON R. WALTER Glen Mills, Pennsylvania B.A. Psychology H-:Q ..L -- ,, gn: -4' . -NM - 4 ' - -V . 4 V E 3 J I , L 1 1. I -. r---, , 3. ROBERTM. WARNER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. German I 1 1 N 1 SUSAN WENTZEL Greensburg, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed EUGENE WIELGOLESKI Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.A. Economics V W, ,, w . 'l . 73'-,, ' 1 l THOMAS WA TT ERSON Ellwood, City, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry Lf 1 j' SANDRA WEHMAN IAN D. WELSH Ellwood City, Pennsylvanzlz Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting B.S. Chemistry ' . N V: 1. ,tx ' :V ,- g 1. 2 'A'-. Y . i . . 1 G U Y A. WEST Mohoningtown, Pennsylvania A ffe- -----'- Y-Y I. my mf I . ,xi . . H, , MERLA WHITE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. B.A. History -L ROBERT WILSON EARL E. WILSON MILDRED K. WILSON Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Aliquippa, Pennsylvania Toronto, Ohio B.A. Bible B.S. Engineering B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. f,,,..,- ,, , ,.,.,.t,., L, E is , 186 V , ..-:TE1 -1- --L11-Saw-1 1 --4. -. . : be 'Y' THOMAS A. WILSON .IEANNE WITHRO W Ellwood City, Pennsylvania Eighty Four, Pennsylvania B.S. Chemistry B,A, French LESLIE WRIGHT Valencia, Pennsylvania B.A. History ' MARLENE YURICH JOHN G. ZAJCH Aliquippa, Pennsylvania Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania B.S.B.A. Accounting B.S.B.A. Bus Ad. 5 1 3 ji f I Y F i ei ' I l - J 1 IF F I I I :seg .i L - gf - - Zh .,. .:.,.,.,, L M WILLIAM P. WOOD Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Mathematics RUTHANN FOX YEA GER Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.A. Latin ROSEMARIE ZINDREN New Brigh ton, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. . .L. g,, RUTH S. WORKLEY Portersville, Pennsylvania B.S.Ed. Elem. Ed. 1 1 w 9 I 1 l ii 1 i l 1 I MAR Y C1 YO UN G Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania B.S. Mathematics PI TSA ZINGAS Paphos, Cyprus B.S.B.A. Secretarial fir' WHO'S WHO IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES -lI'v.',' Hy: ' I-,x N ' 1 A 'I .. w - .jc - ,N .- w ,. , ...V W .W N xl ww .'. , - f - vf-1 w .. F ,4 -.u., : nn- 'Af' I , - -H' - :F 1 I. M- pf f.. Jean Cggkgy A lex Davison Jim Evans Ed Eppinger r Eileen Faris Esther Grey Barbara Fritz 1 89 v M , ' ,'A',,.1,-gL -. Judy Hebenthal ,msg-Q Ginny Montini Gene Manzetti Joy Morgan Joanne Luther Betty Moore 1 1 Don McBurney Bob Willson Karen McKinney r 2-2 Jeanne Withrow Margo Taylor 1 91 Rose Marie Zindren 119th COMMENCEMENT -U . METHENY FIELD HOUSE, 1 TUESDAY, JUNE 4, 1968 Q w 4 8 w 1 e' I5 Q3 ii ii I QV, g. ! if? 3 T1 -'71 1: 1' if 1 J - 193 S UMMA CUM LA UDE- Thomas Masong Betty Moore: Jeanne Withrow fValedictorzanj,' Roy Land- fair fSaIutatorz2znj. MA GNA CUM LA UDE-John Hickeyg James Evansg Jean Caskey: Ruth Workleyg Judith Hebenthalg Gene Manzetti. ja -. . , 194 CUM LA UDE-ROW I: .L Riccardig M. Taylor: E. Fleischauerg J Gruber. ROW 2: M. Walker, A. Davisonf E. Faris: .L Eppingerg .L Morgang L Welshg E. Baker. W SE JANICE ABRAMS- WSA 1, 2, 3, 45 Cabinet I, 25 GENE VAN 35 CMF fSec.-Treas.j 35 May Day Publicity Chairman 35 May Court 45 PSEA 45 Program Council 2, 3, 45 BigName Show 25 Best Dressed 2, 35 CSF Gospel Team 25 CSF Publicity Committee 3. STEPHANIE ADAMS PATRICIA ALBARELL GERALD ALEXANDER-Economics Club 45 Broadcasting Club 45 Intramural Football 2. RICHARD ANSCHUTZ MICHAEL ANT ONIS LINDA AN WEILER-Pep Club 1, 2,' PSEA-NEA 3, 45 WSA I, 2, 3, 45 Psychology Club I, 3. J UDI TH ARBLASTER- WAA 2, 3, 45 PSEA 2, 3, 45 Homecoming 3, 45 Pep Club 35 May Day 35 WSA 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES AR TZBER GER EMIL Y BAKER IMR SJ RILE Y BAKER ROBERTBALPH-Genevans 35 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 45 CSF Choir 1, 2, 35 Student Senate 45 English Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 15 Interclub Council 45 Class Float Committee I, 2, 3, 4. STARR BANN WORTH- WSA 1, 2, 3, 45 Inter- national Club 25'CSF Choir 35 PSEA 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. SAM BARRY ROBER T BA S TIAN IIIARY BA TCHELOR fMRS.j CAROL YN BA UMGARTNER-CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 CSF Choirvl, 2, 35 PSEA I, 2, 3, 45 WAA 1, 2. ROBERT BEDISON-Math Club 1, 2, 3, 45 En- gineering Society 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD BEIGHE Y PA TRI CIA BONNELL IMRSJ JAMES BOR GHI MARGARET BOYLE- WSA 1, 2, 3, 45 May Pole Dancer 35 May Court 4. MARYBRADLEY-English Club 2, 3, 45 Frill JL Dagger 2, 3, 45 PSEA 3. SUSAN BRA UMAN- WSA 2, 3, 45 CSF 2, 3, 45 CSF Choir 2, 3, 45 PSEA 2, 3, 45 ResidentAssistant 3, 4. MARLENE BRA UN-Pre-Med Club 15 Pep Club 1, 2,35 WSA 1, 2,.3, 45.PSEA 3, 45 WAA 4. LYNNE BRIDGES-PSEA 3, 45 NEA 3, 4. BETH BROWN- Great Books Discussion 35 English Club 2, 3, 4 fILPresj5 Pqchology Club 15 Lambda Iota Tau 45 Freshman Orientation Proctor 35 May Day 35 May Court 45 Cultural Committee 3, 4. DOUGLAS BROWN-Basketball 15 Chemistry Club 2, 3, 45 Senate 3 fILPres.j 45 Who's Who 45 VI-Pres: Sophomore Class,' Pres.-Senior Class5 Escort for May Day 4. JOAN BROWN fMRS.j WALTER BROWN TYMOTHYBUNISH-Economics Club 2, 35 In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3. LINDA B UR KE ELEANOR BUSH 1MRs5 DELLA B UTCHER ED WARD CABLE JAMES CAMPBELL JoHN CAPAN NANCY CARSON HARR Y CAR TWRIGHT JEAN CASKEY-May Day Chairman 35 May Court 45 CSF I, 2, 3, 45 CSF Choir 1, 2,35 Who's Who 45 Band 15 Library Committee 45 PSEA I, 2, 3, 4 IOR DIRECTORY TERR Y CH U VALA-Band 2, 35 Pep Club 15 Dorm Council 25 Intramural Football, Basketball, Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 4. ARBUTH CONN MARCEL CONNOR-Engineering Society I, 2, 3 fTreas.j 45 Editor, Engineering Quarterly 4. ALBERT CONVILLE GERALD COOK ROGER COOK-Engineering Society I, 2, 3, 45 Math Club I, 25 Co-Editor, Engineering Quarterly 4. DONALD COUCH PA UL COX PA TTY CRAIG MAR GARE T CROWE IMRSJ FORREST CULP-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Chairman-International Committee 2. STELLA CUMMINGS- WAA 1, 2 fTreas.j 3, 4 fPresj Women 's Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Women 's Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4,' Interclub Council 45 Recreation Committee 3, 4. VIRGINIA CURL- WAA 2, 3 fCorres. Sec. j 4: PSEA 1, 2, 3, 45 McKee Hall President 4. SHIRLEY CUSICK- WSA 1, 2, 3, 45 PSEA 3, 45 May Day 3. OBRAD CVETO VICH ERNESTDALLY CLINTON DALZELL GORDON DA VIS-Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Pro- gram Council 45 Senior Fund 45 Recreation Committee 3, 4. ALEXANDER DA VISON- Genevans 1, 25 Senate 4 fPres.j5 Who's Who 45 Great Books Discussion 2, 3, 45 Student Center Governing Board 45 CSF l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH DA WSON JOHN DA Y NANCY DECKER DONNA DiBENEDETTO FLOYD DIERKER JOHN DiLEONARDO DA VID DIXON-Engineering Society I, 2, 3, 4 I V-Pres.j5 Outing Committee 3, 45 Pep Club I 5 Football 1. ROBERTDOAK-Economics Club 2, 3, 4 fPres.j. GAR Y DOCCHIO ELAINE DO U THI TT JAMES DROTOS ED WARD DUKO VIC SALL Y DUNBAR-Concert Band 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 35 PMEA I, 2, 3, 4: PSEA 45 WSA 1, 2, 3, 45 WSA Homecoming Float 15 Spring Formal Com- mittee 25 Mardi Gras 45 Woodwind Quintet 2. JAMES DUNCAN-PSEA-NEA 3, 45 Intramural sports 1, 2, 3. ARLENE EDWARDS EDWARD EPPINGER-Rifle team 2, 3, 4 fMgr.j5 CSF 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 45 Chemistry Club 2, 3, 4 fPres.j. JOHN EPPINGER-Pep Club 15 Economics Club 15 Accounting Club 2, 3, 45 Dorm Council 35 Govern- ment di Law Society 4. WILBER E S TERM YER JAMES EVANS- Who's Who 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Psychology Club 2, 3, 4. PEGGY E VANS-English Club I, 2, 3, 45 Lambda Iota Tau 4: WAA 1, 2, 3 fSec.j 45 PSEA 1, 2, 3 fTreas.j 45 GENE VAN 35 CHIMES 45 Women 's Basketball 1, 2, 35 Women 's Tennis 2, 35 CSF I. RONALD FABRITUS GABRIEL FAIE TA EILEEN FARIS- Great Books Discussion 2, 3, 4,' Who's Who 4,' English Club 2, 3, 4,' CSF I, 2, 3 fService V-Pres.j, 4 fWorkday Chr1j,' CSF Choir I, 2, 3,' PSEA 2, 3, 4,' Lambda Iota Tau 3, 4,' Women 's Basketball I, 2,' WAA I, 2, 35 Dorm Council 25 McKee Resident Assistant 35 Head Resident fPhilipj 4. MARJORIE FERREE HOWARD FI GLEY ELEANOR FLEISCHA UER fMRSj GEORGE FL YNN ALAN FORMAN- Tennis 2, 3, 4,' Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Accounting Club 3, 4. DONALD FREE-Engineering Society 1, 4. BARBARA FRI TZ- WSA Representative 25 WAA Basketball I, 2, 35 GENE VAN 35 Who 's Who 45 Lambda Iota Tau 4,' May Pole Dancer 35 Cheering Alternate 2,' Senior Class Treasurer: RONALD FR UTH-.L I4 Basketball 3. ANTHONY GANE-Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MITZI GANELIN fMRSj WARREN GARDNER-Genevans I, 2, 3, 4. MATTHEW GI OFFRE KAREN GLASS-Secretarial Club I, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 3, 4, GENE VAN 35 Homecoming Float Chairman I, 4. MAR Y GLEGHORN-Fri! dz Dagger I , 2, 3, 4,' PSEA I, 2, 3, 45 WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' WAA I, 2' Psychology Club I,' English Club I5 May Day 2, 4,' Spanish Club 2, 35 Student Center Alumni Committee 4. FRANK GOBERISH-Math Club I, 2, 3, 4 fSec.j GEORGE GOODWALD-Football I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Pre-Med Club I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD GRA TTON- Tennis 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 3, 4. ESTHER GRA Y- Great Books Discussion 3, 4,' Who's Who 45 WSA 2, 3 fSec. 1, 4 I V-Pres.j,' Dorm Council I5 May Pole Dancer 3,' May Court 45 CSF I, 2, 3,' GENE VAN 3. ROBERT GRIMM-Math Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Govern- ment AZ Law Society 4. DALE GROVE-Baseball 1, 2, 3,' Pre-Med Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Float Committee I, 2' Freshman Orientation Committee 4. ROBERT GROVES-Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Engineering Club 1, 2,' Pep Club I, 2,' Spanish Club 15 Intramural Basketball 3, 4,' Student Center Recreation Committee 4. JANET HABI CH T- Women 's Basketball I , 2,' Women 's Tennis 2,' Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 2, 35 WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' CSF 4,' WAA I, 2, 3, 4,' CSF Choir 1. SANDRA HA GER THOMAS HALFEN RONALD HALSAC RICHARD HANNA ROBERTHARSH-Cross Country 15 Track I, 2, 35 PSEA I , 25 CSF Choir I, 2, 3,' Pre-Med Club 3, 4. J UDI TH HA YS- Genevans 1, 2,' CSF Choir I, 2,' ' CSF 2, 4,' Frill di Dagger 2, 4. J UDI TH HEBEN THAL-CSF Choir I5 WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA I , 2, 3, 45 Great Books Discussion 2, 3, 4,' CHIMES 3 fLayout Eaij 4 fEditorj,' CABINET 4,' Frill 42 Dagger 25 Who 's Who 4,' Student Center Cultural Committee 3, 45 English Club 2, 3, 4,' Lambda Iota Tau 4. BR UCE HENDERSON-Basketball I 5 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. R OBER T HENDRI CK S ON GEORGE HENNING-Football Mgr. I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Mgrz 1, 2, 3, 4,' Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Pre-Med Club I, 2, 3, 45 CSF I , 2, 3,' CSF Choir I, 2, 35 GENE VAN 3,' Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4,' FCA 4. LINDA HEPLER IMRSI CAROL HEWITT-English Club I, 2, 3, 45 PSEA 3, 4,' CSF Choir I5 WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' CABINET 45 CHIMES 3. JOHN HI CKEY ROBERT HILL RA Y H OPPA BAR TON HOWE-North wood President 15 Pre- Med Club 2, 35 Memorial Hall President 4. KARL H UBEN T HAL WILLIAM H ULTZ JAMES H UMES- CABINET 2, 3, 4 fAssti EtLj5 Concert Band 3, 4,' Band 45 Swing Band 3, 45 CHIMES 3 fBus Mgr. j, 4 fLayout Ed 15 Fresh- man Orientation Committee 4,' English Club 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 3, 45 Psychology Club I5 Radio 3, 4. ED WIN HUNTER FREDERICK HUNTER JANE IMM CHRISTINEIVEY-Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 3, 4,' French Club 3, 45 WSA 1, 2, 3, 4. ALAN JAMES-Pre-Med Club 2, 3, 4,' GENE VAN 3,' Freshman Orientation Committee 4,' Dorm Council 45 Float Committee I, 35 Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Softball 3, 45 Escort for May Day 4. EUGENE JOHNSON GA YNELLE JORDAN fMRS.j SUSAN JORDAN-Math Club I5 English Club 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 2, 3, 45 Lambda Iota Tau 4. ALEX JUHASEZ-Pre-Med 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3,' Intramural Football 3, 4 WILLIAM J URICH-Pre-Med I, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 35 Intramural Football 3, 4. ED WARD KA UFMAN THOMAS KA UFMAN-Economics Club 4,' Broadcasting Club 4,' Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD KEEFE-PSEA I, 3, 4 NEAL KELLER-Swing Band 3, 4,' Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4. RICHARD KESLAR-Accounting Club 2, 3, 4,' Intramural Volleyball 45 Dorm Council 4. WILLIAM KILLIAN-Economics Club 2, 3, 4,' R R. Advertising 3, 4. BARBARA KLINGENSMITH TONI KOHL-Pep Club I5 WAA 1, 2, 35 Outing Committee 2, 3,' WSA I, 2, 3, 4,'.Women's Basket- ball 15 Play Day Chr. 1. JOHN K OSI OR-Dorm Council 4,' Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY K UL CH YCKI JOHN K USHNER MAGDALENA K Y C ROYLANDFAIR-Pre-Med Society 2, 3, 4,' Chemistry C'Zub 25 Academic Achievement Committee 4. DALE LANG-Baseball I, 2,' English Club 4,' Swing Band 3, 4. RA YMOND LARIZZA ALEX LARSON-Economics Club I, 2, 3, 45 Out- ing Committee 35 Government AZ Law Society 3, 4. LOIS LARSON LOUIS LAZZARETII -Engineering Society 1, 2, 3, 4. TIMOTHY LEONBERG-Math Club 2, 3, 45 Rifle 2. RONALD LEPPEK ELIZABETH LESQUIN WESLE Y LEWIS- German Club 3: WGE V 3. JAMES LIEBEN TRI TT SUE LINHART CHARLES LONGSDORF PATRICIA LUGER-Frill dt Dagger 2, 3, 4,' Roto Representative 45 Student Center Cultural Committee 2, 3. .IOANNE LUTHER-English Club 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 2, 3, 4,' PMEA I, 25 Who's Who 45 May Queen 4,' Dorm Council 4,' CABINET 4. DONALD L YNN NEAL MANN DONNA MANOJLO VICH-PSEA 2, 3, 45 English Club 2, 3, 45.Lambda Iota Tau 4,' Great Books Discussion 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. JAMES MANOWN-Economics 1, 2,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3,' Psychology 2. GENE MANZE TTI- Class President 1, 2, 35 Student Senate 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Who's Who 4,' Pre- Med Club 3, 4. KA THLEEN MARS ALEXIS MAR TIN-Pre-Med 1, 2, 35 WAA 1, 2, 3,- Pep Club 1, 2, 35 WSA 1, 2, 3, 4,' Psychology 4. SIDNEY MAR TIN THOMAS MASON-Debate team 15 CABINET 1,' Economics Club 1. MICHAEL MA TVEY-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball Mgr: 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,' Economic Club 1, 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 3,' Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4. DONALD McBURNEY-Genevans 1, 2, 3, 45 Male Chorus 3, 4,' Eight Bells 45 Who's Who 45 Band 2, 3, 4. KAREN McCA ULE Y RONALD McCL URE MARY KATHR YN MCISAAC- WAA 2, 3,' WSA 2, 3, 4. MAR Y M cKA LLIP DENNIS McKEE KAREN McKINNEY-All Star Court l,' Home- coming Court 2' Queen of Hearts 35 May Court 4,' Class Secretary 3, 45 Senate Representative 45 Frill :Q Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec.-Treas.jg English Club 2, 3 I V-Pres.j, 4,' Great Books Discussion 2, 3, 4,' Who's Who 45 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4,' CSF Choir 1, 2, 35 Lambda Iota Tau 45 PSEA 35 CABINET 2, 35 May Pole Dancer 3. PAM McLANAHAN-Cheerleader 1, 2, 35 May Day 2,' PSEA 4. ANTHONY MENDI CIN O-E ngineering Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 1,' Dorm Council 3, 4. DONALD MEN GEL MARCIA MERR YMAN IMRSJ JOHN MILLER-Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 4,' PMEA I, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 1, 2, 3, 4. R OBER T MITCHELL JAMES MITTICA-Psychology Club 4. LoU1s MoDLIszEwsK1 ' THOMAS MOHR CHER YL MOHRBA CHER fMRSj EDWARD MON TGOMER Y-Chemistry Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club 25 Track 1, 2 VIRGINIA MON TINI-Psychology Club lg CSF Choir 1, 25 PSEA-NEA 2, 3, 4,' May Pole Dancer 35 GENE VAN, Editor 35 Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3 I V-Presj, 4 fPres.j5 Frill :Q Dagger 2, 35 Radio 4,' Who's Who.4. BE TTY MOORE-Math Club 1, 2, 3 fSec.j, 4 lPres.j,' Genevans 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 PSEA 3, 45 PMEA 3, 45 Who 's Who 4,' Interclub Council 4,' Academic Achievement Committee 4,' May Day Pole Dancer 3. JOYMORGAN LINDA MORGAN- WAA 1, 2, 3, 4,' Spiritual Activities Committee 4. A MAR GARET MOR GAN FRANK MORRISON-Radio 2, 3: Escort for May Day 45 CSF 4,' CSF Gospel Team 3, History Club 4,' PSEA 2, 35 Government dl Law Society 4. WILLIAM MOSER- Genevans 1, 2, 3, 4.. TERR Y M UELLER HARR Y M ULLEN GA YL ORD M UN YfBasketball Mgr. 2, 35 Base- ball Mgr. 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 35 Frill 62 Dagger I. ROBER T M URPH Y-Pep Club 1,' Accounting Club 15 Economics Club 15 Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 45 Pocket Billiards Champion 4. JOHN NADZAM SUSAN NARKIEWICZ-Psychology Club 3, 4 fSec.-Treas.j5 English Club 2. RICHARD NAR VETT DONALD NA UGLE-Pre-Med 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN NEMCEK WILLIAM NE WLAND PA TRICIA NEWTON IMRSJ JAYNIXON-CABINET1, 2, 3, 4,' CHIMES I, 2, 4. WILLIAM NIXON-Chemistry Club l, 25 Varsity C'lub 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 2, 35 Track 3. GLENN OPFER-Basketball 3, 45 Engineering Society 4: Varsity Club 4. PA UL OSBORNE STEPHEN OWEN-Engineering Society 3, 4,' Foot- ball 2, 3, 4,' FCA 4. BONNA OYER-Secretarial Club 15 Genevans 15 Psychology Club 2, 3,.45.CSF 3, CSF Choir 1, 35 Spanish Club 3 fSec.j. CHARLES PADGETT-Band 1, 2, 3,.4,'.Concert Band 2, 35 Swing Band 2, 35.Chemistry Club 3,' Pre-Med Society 4. TWILA PALMER fMRS.j R OBER T PALOMBO-Engineering Society 4. ELDORA PANDER KENT PARKHILL MARYANN PASH U TA-English Club I , 2,' Economics Club 3 lSec.j 4. WILLIAM PA TTERSON JOSEPH PETR UN Y-Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club I , 2, 3, 4 fPres. 15 English Club 3, 4,' Tennis 4. EDNA PHILIPP ANNA PIE TRANDREA-Math Club I , 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 3, 4. JOSEPH PILLA JANE PIPER-PSEA 3, 4,' Spanish Club 25 Class Float 4,' WSA 1, 2, 3, 4,' May Day 1, 4: Pep Club 3. ANNE POR TER-French Club 3, 4,' PSEA 3, 4,' May Day 4. FREDERICK PRICE-Psychology Club 2, 3, 4,' Government dl Law Society 4. ADELE PRIMERANO MICHAEL PR OSPERINI JOHN RARICK-Engineering Society I, 2, 3, 4,' Economics Club 4. FRANK REISIN GER- WGE V 4,' Student Center Spiritual Activities Committee 4. ROBERT REMALEY CLIFFORD REYNOLDS J UDI TH RICCARDI- WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 3, 45 PSEA 3,' French Club 3 lSec.-Treas.j, 4 fV2Pres.j. ROBERTRICH-Engineering Society 1, 2, 3,' Math Club 3, 4,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE RIETHMULLER JOSEPH RISTA U-Engineering Society 1, 2, 3 I V Presj, 4 lPres.j,' Football' Senate 4,' Interclub Council 4. JAMES RI TOR TO KA THR YN ROA CH LA WREN CE ROBB ROGER ROBB- Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4,' Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, 4: CSF I, 2, 3, 4,' CSF Clzoir I, 2, 35 Physics Maffia 1, 2, 3, 4. ELLEN ROBINSON-Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 1, 2, 3, 45 PMEA 2, 3, 4. TERR Y R OSSMAN PA UL R UMBA U GH KAREN SANDERS RANDALL SA WYER-Football Ig Ou ting Com- mittee 3, 4. THOMAS SCHADT DEBORAH SCHIMPF fMRS.j-WSA 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 15 Dorm Secretary 25 Dorm Council 25 Student Center Activities 2 lOuting Committeej, 3 fChr1j5 May Day 3, 45 Student Program Council 3, 4 fChr:j,' PSEA 3, 4,' Class Treasurer 3. SCOTT SCHIMPF-Baseball 1, 2,' Varsity Club 2, 3, 4,'Accounting Club I, 2, 3 fVPres.j, 4 fPres.j,' Class Vice-President 3,' Dorm Vice-President 2,' Interclub Council 4,' Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Resident Assistant 3. AR TH UR SCHLE TT LA URA SCHRECENGOST DOMENICO SCIARETTA SANDRA SEI TZ-PSEA I, 2, 3, 4,' Spanish Club 3,' WSA I, 2, 3, 4: Dorm Council 4,' May Day 2, 35 Pep Club 35 Secretary for Public Relations I, 2, 3: Ass't. Hostess 4. ' CA THERINE SHA FFER IMRSJ LA WRENCE SHARKE Y- Great Books Discussiorz 45 Government A2 Law Society 25 English Club 4. MICHAEL SHENESK Y WILLIAM SHEPPARD ELLEN SIMS WILLIAM SIN TA Y BR UCE SMITH- Government di Law Society 4. BYRON SMITH HARR Y SMITH WALTER SMITH KENNETH SN YDER ROBE R T SN YDER WILLIAM SOLDRESSEN ANDREW SOPIRAK-In tramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intrarrzural Softball di Football 3, 45 Dorm Council 35 Chemistry Club I, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.j. JOSEPH SPINELLI DENNIS SPORN Y WILSON STAHL RONALD STEGALL-CSF 1, 3, 4: CSF Choir I, 35 Tennis 3, 45 Frill 62 Dagger 4. MAR Y LOU STERRETT RA YM OND S T0 U T-Band I, 2, 3,' Brass Ensemble 2, 3, 4:Accountirzg Club 25 Track 2, 3, 4. MEL VIN STRALE Y ' LA URA S WAN BRIAN TARAS-Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Swing Band 3, 4,' Track 2,' CABINET 4 flius Mgnj5 Economics Club I, 2, 3 fTreas.j, 45 Governmentde Law Society 4 I VPres.j, Accounting Club I5 Frill 62 Dagger 3, 4. MARGUERI TE TA YLOR-Senate 2, 3, 4: May Day 3, 4,' Who's Who 4,' English Club 3, 4: Lambda Iota Tau 4. JAMES TEAPOLE WILLIAM THOMAS-Swing Band 3, 4,' Band I, 2, Charles Artz berger Sam Barry Robert Bastian Mary Batchelor IMrs.j Patricia Bonnell tMrsj Joan Brown fMrs.j Eleanor Buslz fMrs.j Harry Cartwright Gerald Cook Margaret Crowe fMrs.j Obrad Cvetoviclz Alfred Dahrna Gary Docchio Edward Dukovic Gabriel Faieta Howard Figley Mitzi Ganelin fMrs.j Matthew Gioffre Janet Gruber fMrs.j 3, 4,' Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 2, 3, 4,' WGE V 4,' Intramural Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Intra- mural Softball 3, 45 Student Center A etivities Committee 4. LA WREN CE THOMPSON KERA TINCANI-English Club I5 Spanish Club 3, 45 PSEA 3. PATRICIA TODD ALLAN TONDA RICHARD TORRITO RICHARD UNDER WOOD- WGE V 2, 3, 4,' Track I, 2, 35 Pre-Med I, 2, 3,' Frill dz Dagger 45 Sports Announcer 3, 4,' CSF 2, 35 CSF Choir 2, 3. JOSEPH URSIDA-Football 1, 2, 3, 4 ICO- Captairzj,' Varsity Club I, 2, 3, 4 fICPr'es.j,' Economics Club I, 25 PSEA-NEA 3, 4. PATRICIA VASAS-PSEA I, 2, 3: Psychology Club 3, 4. MARJORIE VEL TMAN RA YMOND VERDONI ROSE MARIE VILD-PSEA I, 2, 3, 45 May Day 3. DWIGHT WA GNER-Class Treasurer Ig Track Team 1, 2, 35 Varsity Club 1, 2, 35 Dorm Council 2, 35 Band I, 2,' Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4,' Accounting Club 2, 3 fPres.j, 45 Senate 3, 45 Class Float Chr. 35 Student Disciplinary Committee Chn 45 Interclub Council 35 Homecoming Show Chn 4,' All-Sclzool Picnic Chr. 3. MARY wA1GHTrMRs.r MARGARET WALKER-PSEA 3, 45 CSF 3, 45 CSF Choir 35 Mardi Gras 45 International Committee 4. JOHN WALLACE JON WAL TER-Psychology Club 45 Economics Club 35 Band I, 2, 3, 4,' Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WARNER- German Club 3. THOMAS WA TTERSON-Chemistry Club I, 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 4. LA WRENCE WEBER SANDRA WEHMAN-Accounting Club 2, 3, 4,' GENE VAN 3: WSA I, 2, 3, 45 Secretarial Club I. IAN WELSH-Chemistry Club I, 2, 3, 4,' Math Club I, 2, 35 Great Books Discussion 4. SUSAN WEN TZEL I f any January, June, or August graduate did not submit his serzior picture for the yearbook by December 15, that picture did not appear in the 1968 GENE VAN His name, however, lzas been listed in the Senior Directory. 1968 January, June, and August graduates of whom there is no picture record Thomas Hal fen John Haunman Edmund Hultz Eugene .Iohnson Edward Kauhnan Betty Kulchycki Raymond Larizza Ronald Leppek Elizabeth Lesquin Charles Longsdorf Neal Mann Terry Mueller John Nadzam Donald Naugle Jolzn Nemeck Patricia Newton fMrs.j Paul Osborne Twila Palmer William Patterson 199 GUY WEST-Genevans I, 2, 3, 4,' PSEA 1, 2, 35 May Day 2, 3, 4,' Frill di Dagger 2, 3, 4,' Mardi Gras 2, 3, 45 Special Events Committee Chr. 2, 3, 4,' Program Council 3, 4,' Student di Faculty Art Display 4,' Student Cen ter Governirzg Board 4. MERLA WHI TE -Dorm Treasurer 25 Dorm Rep- resentative 3,' Dorm President 4,' Majorette 35 Great Books Discussion 3, 4,' WSA I, 2, 3, 4. EUGENE WIELGOLESKI ROBERT WILLSON-Chemistry Club 2, 3,' Pre- Med Club 1, 25 Psychology Club 35 CSF I , 2, 3 fKPres.j, 4 fPres.j,' Who's Who 45 CSF Choir I, 2, 35 Genevans 3, 45 GENE VAN 3 fBus. Mgr. j, Inter-, club Council 4,' Class Vice-President 45 Great Books Discussiorz 4. - EARL WILSON MILDRED WILSON IMRSJ THOMAS WILSON JEANNE WI THROW- Who 's Who 45 French Club 3, 4,' fPres.j5 CSF Choir I, 25 Spiritual Activities Committee 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM WOOD RUTH WORKLEY-PSEA 2, 3, 45 WAA 2, 3, 45 CSF Choir 2, CSF 2, 3, 4. LESLIE WRIGHT- WSA 2, 3, 4. RUTH ANN YEA GER IMRSJ-CSF Choir I: Classical Society 2 fSec.-Treas.j, 4 fPres.j,' PSEA 4,' WSA 1, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH YOUNG MAR Y YO UN G MARLENE YURI CH JOHN ZAJCH-Accounting Club 15 Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Homecoming I, 2, 3. ROSEMARIE ZINDREN-Psychology Club I,' Penny Carnival 15 Mardi Gras 25 May Day 2, 3: WSA I, 2, 3, 4,' Class Representative 35 Library Committee 35 Freshman Orientation Committee 3, 45 Float Committee 35 WSA 4 fPres.j,' Who's Who 45 Student Senate Governing Board 4,' PSEA 3, 4 f Treas. 15 May Court 45 May Pole Dancer 35 Interclub Council 4. PI TSA ZINGAS-CSF 1, 2, 35 Secretarial Club I, 25 International Committee 2, 3, 45 GENE VAN 3. DEAN ZINKHANN Edna Philipp Raymond Puskar James Ri torto Kathryn Roach Randall Sawyer Domenico Sczaretta Catherine Shaffer fMrs.j William Sintay Bruce Smitlz Byron Smith Melvin Straley Lauran Swan Patricia Todd Raymond Verdorzi Mary Waight fMrs.j Lawrence Weber Thomas Wilson Kenneth Young Dean Zinkharzn 0 9 1654 H T'-TUTTZY 'Wo 'W We , T711 A 12. al xx? r I3 b I l J 5i.,i 1-. V 1 'r 1 - . ' , ' , 1 , 1 , 1 - , A , . , 1 v ' . 1 , . 1 A . . 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