Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1944 volume:

. . ' w v ' ' . -. : , '- h x . v V . . ' 3 , , . ; --1w ' . .u- ' He . tad - , '. ' , r A . . A . . , . , 1 i 1 4 a Wi+hin +hese pages your Spectrum s+aff draws back +he curfain upon a day a+ GeHysburg. a +ale simply fold in pic+ures and words. As +he bell from old Glaffelfer's fower. +ha+ looms sen+ineI-like over +he campus, peals ou+ +he hour. we move and ad in cheerful obedience fo ifs compelling fones, living +he life we love. The Spedrum has e+ched +he fower clock info +his volume, and records +he happenings during +he fwenfy-four hours +ha+ +he hands creep in a never-ending circle across Hie face of +he ancienf +imepiece. a s+ory of college days and college dreams. 't ., .fvmganxi K imbv m; , L E E :w'? .3 '..' .. 5147 r 4 BUS. MGR. FRESH. JAMES H. ITOR BY THE JUNIOR PUBLISHED bedication As our hook gees to press, the black thunder-eleuds of the War Beds still rell heavily ever the earth. It is only fitting that we pause within these pages to pay homage to a man who, as a youthful lieu- tenant colonel, wen the Distinguished Service Medal during World War Iwhile commanding officer of the tank horns training Center at Camp Celt, located just outside Bellege llampus. It is to General llwight II. II Eisenhower, new brilliant Cemmander-in-Ehief of Allied Forces in Africa, this I944 Spectrum. Pho+o by U. 5. Army Signal Corps. gen. bwiglut QAenlwwer --1foaGHIIA 'Tenshun! Line-up of Cadefs to be honored of Spring Review. As +he bell in GlaffeHer fower peals +he dole- ful hour of 7:45, +he campus awakens, quicken- ing +0 +he commanding caH of H18 R. O. T. C. bugler as he blows reveille and Jrhen assem- bly. Sleepy-eyed Cadefs in khaki can be seen scampering +0 fall info formafion on Hue Nixon drill field. Each company clicks sharply +0 affen- Hon, and aHendance is rapidly checked. From fhe walk in fronf of Hue Eddie Plank Gym. +he Cadef Adjufanf prepares +he baHalion br Hue Cadef Major, who barks ouf +he orders for Hue day in sfaccafo-like fones. and +he drill is on. The local R. O. T. C. Unif was formed on +he GeHysburg College campus in l9l6. Tha+ year. Congress passed a ruling providing for +he +rain- ing of men in colleges eroughouf +he counfry for pofenfial army officers in case of +he emer- gency 01s war. Sfudents were +0 be +rained in milifary science and facfics under Unifed Sfafes Army supervision. Subiecfs faughf under fhis new program were +0 be divided info fwo courseseHwe basic and advanced. The basic division was open +0 all college sfudenfs, and consis+ed of fwo years' ine sfrucfion in fundamenfal milifary principles. The advanced course, however, included only +hose men who had excelled under +he basic fufelage and passed a rigid physical examinafion, and embraced an addiHonal +wo year's work in more involved milifary sfraiegy. 8H IIP- Sergeanf Rosse'di frowns at cameraman-if's foo early in Hue morning. Cadet Maior Houck and Colonel Oliver look over Hue corps. IHHIIJRPS MARCHES A l 0 N B ! The obiecfive of Hwe four-year program is a com- mission as a Second Lieufenanf in +he Officers' Rea serve Corps. Uni'red Sfafes Army. Infanfry Branch. Formerly reserve commissions could also be ob- +ained in +he Medical Reserve Corps or Quarfer- masfer Corps, buf Hue governmemL has since re- sfricfed all R. O. T. C. graduafes f0 +he infanfry di- vision. Before Hue accelera+ed program was in- sfalled in+o colleges, Hue advanced course cadefs spenf a summer in camp. and received +heir com- missions upon graduafion. Now th Hue speeded- up insfrucfion, R. O. T. C. summer fraining camps have been eliminafed, and senior corps graduafes are senf +0 Officers' Candidafe School. In addi- fion, fhe mosf ou+s+anding Senior Cadef officer has fine opporfunify +0 win an appoinfmenf +0 5 reqular army commission as a Second Lieufenant and se- lec+ions of +hese s+uden+s are made from +he besf oHicer ma+erial of senior R. O. T. C. sfandoufs in +he Third Corps Area. lnsfrucfion of Hue Cadef Corps durina +he pasf vear was under +he hand of Colonel Edward J. Oliver. U. S. A. Serving on his shaht were Capfain John C. Hollinqer, Infanfry Reserve. U. S. A.. Lieu- fenanf Arlo W. Mi+chell, lnfan+rv Reserve, U. S. A.. and Sergeanf Raymond Sfrohm, D. E. M. L.- R. O. T. C. Capfain Hollinger and Lieu+enan+ Mifchell were acfive in direcfing baHalion drills And Cadef classwork. Sergeanf Sfrohm +rained +he freshman sfudenfs In rifle marksmanship. coached +he R. O. T. C. rifle feam. composed of H16 besf shofs in Hue corps, and handled sfaH rou+ine work Cadef Maior of H16 R. O. T. C. baHalion was David C. Houck, small buf migh+y commander. Serving as his Adiufanf was Edward MacBean, while Eugene Haas kepf aHendance as Cade+ Sergeanf Major. Sfaff Sergeanfs Paul Dress and Frank Herdie. plus Execufive Officer Wallace Kane com- plefed H16 sfaff. I221 Four companies formed fhe baHalion Hwis year. Commanding Officers of each secfor were CadewL Capfain Herman Cronra+h of Company A. Cadef Capfain Paul Rider of Company B, Cadef Capfain Roberf Richards of Company C, and Cade1L Capfain Alfred Harf of Company D. Company spirH was de- veloped in drill sessions. and compefifion among +he four ouffifs snapped up He march- mg. Each spring fhe baHalion presenfs a re- view before +he inspecfing officers from +he Third Corps Area Headquarfers. and lasf year! once again, Hue corps won +he Class A rafing +he highesf disfincfion a R. O. T. C. unif can affain. Bo+h close and exfended or- der drills are performed by +he cade+s, and baHalion, company, pla+oon, and squad ma- neuvers are execufed. Awards are made f0 +he oufsfanding sfudenfs in each of +he bur Classes of R. O. T. C. Cadefs, Freshman. Sophomore. Junior and Senior. As Hwe presen- +a+ions are made, +he enfire baHalion parades pasf +he honored Cadefs in +ribu+e. Top: Dress H up. gang! BoHom: Bafflefield maneuvers. 7411 0a t! HI IHE BHAPH WHERE ES'IIHNT SPEAKS Vk PreA idea t 0f getthaI-g College BB. HENRY W. A. HANSHN - ;.f' m.gmrii-ju'm'4 glani aoub'1'w'.ib d..,.:r . DOROTHY 6. LEE. M.A. Dean 01 Women WILBUR E. TILBERG. Ph.D. Dean of Gettysburg Collage mssnnnms WHERE WE MEH nu 74mm, Profs are people: The Dean and Bowley in aciion. MISS MILDRED H. HARTZELL Secretary '0 ihe Dean ADMINISIHAIIVE JOHN N. KNICKERBOCKER. A.M. KARL J. GRIMM CHARLES H. HUBER. LiH.D. Librarian Proiessor Emeritus of German Direcfor Emeriius of Women's Division l281 MRS- CAROLINE H STAUFFER MRS. HENRY w. PHELPS MARGARET K. McGURK Hostess, Stevens Hall Hosfess. Huber Hall Director of Physical Educafion for Women and Insiruc'or in Hygiene AIHES..... ROBERT B. RAU Secretary 90 The Presidenf CHARLES F. SAUNDERS. A.M., 0.0. C- PAUL CESSNA MILTON H. VALENTINE. D.D. Alumni Secretary and Publicify Director Professor Emerims of Philosophy Profeswr Emeritus of English Bible l291 HEAIIS 0f DEPAIHMENIS RICHARD A. ARMS Alumni Professor of Mathematics and Direcior of Dramatic: A.B., Ursinus College; Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania. FRANK H. KRAMER Professor oi Education A.B., Gettysburg College; A.M., Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. RASM US S. SABY Professor of Economics and Political Science A.B., A.M.. University of Minneso'la; Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania. THOMAS L. CLINE Graeff Professor of English A.B., Roanoke College; A.M., Princeton University; Ph.D.. Universify of Virginia. JOHN B. ZINN Ockershaunn Prolessor of Chemistry 3.5., Gettysburg College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins Universify. ROBEKT FORTENBAUGH Adnlin. Sager Professor of History A.B., GeHysburg College; A.M., Syracuse Universiiy; Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania. CLAYTON E. BILHEIMER Professor of Physical Education M.E., Lehigh University; A.M.. Columbia University. WILLIAM C. WALTEMYER Amanda Rupert Strong Professor of English Bible A.B., GeHysburg College; 8.0.. Geffysburg Theological Seminary; A.M., Ph.D., American University. ALBERT BACHMAN Profossor of Romance Languages Ph.D., University of Zurich and Columbia Universify. JOHN G. GLENN Pearson Professor of Lafin A.B., A.M.. Wesleyan University; Ph.DH Princeton University. GEORGE R. MILLER Sahm Professor of Physics 3.5.. M.S.. Geffysburg College; Ph.D., University of Michigan. EARL BOWEN Dr. Charles H. Graff Professor of Biology A.8.. Hendrix College; A.M.. Ph.D.. Harvard Universify. WILLIAM K. SUNDERMEYER Professor of German Ph.D., Universi'ry of GoeHingen. LIEUTENANT COLONEL EDWARD J. OLIVER Infantry, U. S. A. Professor of Mili'ary Scionco and Tactics Commander Reserve Officers' Training Corps. WILLIAM F. QUILLIAN Acting William Biningcr Professor of Philosophy. A.B., Emory University; 8.0., Yale University. FRANK H. CLUTZ Profussor Emeritus of Civil Engineering and Fine Arfs A.BH Midland College; Ph.D.. Johns Hopkins University. I30 1 fAlIlllTY JOHN F. BAXTER Assis'anf Professor of Chemistry A.B.. Befhany College; Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University. CLYDE B. STOVER Associafe Professor of Chemistry A.B., A.M., Getfysburg College. PAUL D. ALTLAND Assistant Professor of Biology 8.5., GeHysburg College; A.M.. Ph.D., Duke University. CECIL W. BYERS AssisfaM Professor of Physics A.B.. University of Indiana; M.S., University of North Dakofa. EARL E. ZIEGLER Instructor in Mathematics 85., M.$., GeHysburg College. PARKER B. WAGNILD Assistant Professor of English Bible A.B., Sf. Olaf College; M S.M., Union Theological Seminary. LESTER O. JOHNSON Assisianf Professor of Education A.B.l St. Olaf College: A.M.. University of Minnesota. GEO RGE F. GUTMANN Assistant Professor of German A.8.. A.M.. Gettysburg College. WILLIAM T. STARR Assistanf Professor of German A.B., A.M.. Ph.D., Universiw of Oregon. G. SAYLOR WARTHEN Associak Professor of English A.B., A.M., University of Virginia; A.M.l Harvard University. CHARLES R. WOLFE Assistant Professor of English A.B., A M., GeHysburg College. FRANCIS C. MASON Associafe Professor of English A.B., A.M , Universify of Virginia; A.M,. Harvard University; Ph.D., Universify o? Vugrnid. WILLIAM D. HARTSHORNE Assistant Professor of Romance Languages A B., A.M., Haverford College. HERBERT G. HAM ME Assistant Professor of Romanco Languages A B., Dickinson College; A.M.. GeHysburg College. GARDNER C. BASSET Associate Professor of Philosophy A.B.. Clark Univelsiiy; A.M.. Dav'mou'h College; Ph D., Johns Hopkins Uni- versdy. DONALD R. HEIGES Assisfanf Professor of Orienfation A.B., GeHysburg College; B D , GeHysburg Theological Seminary. DUNNING IDLE Assisfanf Professor of Hisiory ABA, A.M., Universi'y of Michigan. W. FREDERICK SHAFFER Ading Franklin Professor of Greek A.B., A.M., Princeton University. GEORGE R. LARKIN Associate Professor of Economics A.B.l A.M., Wesleyan Universiiy. EDWARD K. PROCTOR lnsirucfor in Economics 3.5., Temple Universify; A.M., University of Pennsylvania, CAPTAIN JOHN C. HOLLINGER Infantry Res.l U. S. A. 3.5. Assistant Proiussor of Military Science and Tactics SERGEANT RAYMOND STROHM Iniantry, U. S. A. lnshucior in Milifary Science and Tactic; HAROLD BEESON Insfrucfor in Miliiary Science and Tacfics A.B., Indiana University. HEN RY T. BREAM Assistant Prolessor of Physical EducaOion 3.5., GeHysburg College; A.M , Columbia Universify. I311 Here's locking of you! - - fter Clauw JlllN IHE GANG M IHE KookAtoI-e 0H ,HINJNII CAMPUS Five grinds; fypical Booksfore siudy session. When good fellows gef fogefher. Addison, Haas. Gibson. Parks, Rider. - IHE SaphiAticated $eniom O F F I C E R S EDWARD T. ADDISON ........................ President EUGENE M. HAAS ....................... Vice-Presidenf DORIS L. GIBSON ......................... Secrefary ROBERT e. PARKS ......................... Treasurer PAUL W. RIDER .......................... Hisforian . EDWARD THORNTON ADDISON, JR.. Ed ; Phila. delphia, Pennsylvania; Chemisiry: Alpha Tau Omega; Foofball Manager; Baskofball Manager Uh Rifle Toam U, 2h R. 0. T4 C. Prize tn; Sfudcnf Council U, 2h GeHysburgian U, TU; S. C. A.; Pan-Hell Chairman; Scepfical Chymisis; I942 SPECTRUM; Class Prosidenf, '43; Gavel Club; lnferfrafsrniiy Council; Mercurr' HM SOudenf Chas? Commifma. o MARJORIE LOUISE AMSPACHER. Margie ; AI- foona. Pennsylvania; Chamishy; Delta Gamma; S. C. A.; S. C. A. Cabinet; Scepfical Chymisfs; Secretary, Scep- fical Chymists HM Women's Sfuden' Council, Vice-Presi- dent Bk I942 and I943 SPECTRUM; G-Book ; Managing Editor. G-Book Uh GeHysburgiaN'; Class Honors U, 2h Campus Senate; Pi Delta Epsilon. 0 NELSON PHILIP ARIGO, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Chemisny; Phi Sigma Kappa; Football U. 2, 3' 4h Men's TribunaI 0, 4i; I943 SPECTRUM. SEN O ADELAIDE G. BARR, Ad ; Geffysburq, Pennsylvania; English; Chi Omega; Pi Dena Epsilon; Kappa DOUG Epsilon; Owl and Nightingale; Get'ysburgianf' l94l SPECTRUM, I942 and H43 SPECTRUM; Mercury ; Father's Day Commmee Bk 5. C. A.; Ivy Ball Queen W- . CLAUDE RAYMOND BAUBLITZ, Baublitz ; Glen Rock, Pannsylvania; Hisfory; Phi Kappa Rho; S. C. A.; Pre-Minishrial Sociefyr; Wrestling 0, 4h Sages m; Vesper Choir. 0 WILBERT HA BEACHY. JR.. Wib ; Somarsof. Penn- sylvania; Hisiory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Muhlonborg Scholasfic Prize; Garver Laiin Prile: President of S. A. E: President of Interfrafernify Council; President of Tau Kappa Alpha; Vice-Prosidenf of Phi Alpha Theta; Highest Class Honors U, 2 n; Dean's Honor Lisl U, 2. 3h Men's Tribunal; Presidenf. Men's Debafe Council; Dobafe Manager; Who's Who in American Colleges and Uni- versities; Phi Beta Kappa O CLAUDE WINFIELD BEAL. Reds ; Trenton, New Jersey; Maihemafics; Phi Delia Thefa; Kappa Phi Kappa; Father's Day Committee Bk 5. C. A.; Sub-Freshman Day CommiH-m O VLAD P. BENKO, S. D. ' Cleveland Ohio; Philos- ophy; Phi Sigma Kappa; Eta Sigma Phi; Lambda Mu: Assistant News Edifor of GeMysburqian ; Band 3. M; Sages H, 3h VIce-Presidenf, Sages; Vesper Choir, President Pru-MinisOerial Association; 5. C. A.; I743 SPECTRUM; Orchesfra. . NORMAN LESTER BORTNER. Bari ; Glen Rock, Pennsylvania; History; Tau Kappa Epsilon; lnferfraferni'y Council; Secretary of lnierfraiernify Council at Pre- Minis'erial Association; 5. C. A: Assktanf Wrestling Manager; Wresflinq Manager 00; Sages H, 0; Sub- .r Freshman Day CommiNeo. E341 O HENRY K. BOWMAN, Hen ; Harrisburg, Pennsyl- vania; Economics: Phi Kappa Psi; Geffysburgian Uh I942 and I943 SPECTRUM; Varsiiy Swimming; Gavel Club; President of Phi Kappa P51. 0 EVELYN IRENE BRANDES, Eve ; Yonkers. New York; Economics; Girl's Rifle Team B, 4h Sub-Freshman Day Commmee BL 0 ROBERT ARTHUR BRENT, Fearless ; Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; History; Phi Gamma Delta; GeHysburg- ian ' Sports Editor of Gefiysburgian Uh Editor-in- Chief of Gettysburgian PU; Sporfs Edifor of I943 SPECTRUM; 'Morcury ; Pi Delta Epsilon; Football U. U; Tennis U, 2I 3. 4h Class Vice-Presidenf Uh S. C. A.; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHoe HI 2. 3 4k Assistant Publiciiy Dirodor of GaNysburq College; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universiiies: Assisianf Basketball Manager Mk I942 SPECTRUM. O THOMAS NELSON BULLEIT, Tom ; Geifysburg. 0 C. SAMUEL DALEY. Bucke' ; Gettysburg. Pennsyl- Pennxylvania; Economics; Lambda 6h: Alpha; Band U. vania; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; GoMysburqian U. 2, 3!; Pi Lambda Sigma U. 3. 4h Scabbard and Blade 2, 3,; I742 SPECTRUM; Business Manager, I943 SPEC- u. 4,. TRUM; Sub-Freshman Day Committee. 0 JAMES ARNOLD CALBY, Jim ; Montrose. Pennsyl- ' FRED 3- DAPP- JR-- F'eddi'Ui Camp Hm- MYL '- IN 3 -Ph'K P'- 'df vania; Economics; Phi DelQa Thefa; Varsity Golf Team vama. Ponlcal Scnence, I appa 5 Class Pres: I up Sub-Freshman Day Commmee U. 2. 3h Varsity U, 3, 4k Pi Lambda Sigma B, 4h Sub-Freshman Day Soccer U, M; G-Book ID; Mercury H. 4h I942 CommiNee: Ivy Day Committee. SPECTRUM; I943 SPECTRUM; Scabbard and Blade I3. 4h Inferfraiernify Council; Chairman of Pan-Hellenic 0 HERMAN WILLIAM CRONRATH. Harm ; Lancaster. Dance ML Pennsylvania; Chomisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa; Band U, 2 3, 4i; College Orchestra U, n; Baseball Manager U. . RICHARD CLEMENS DEBLER, Dick ; German'own, 2. 3,: H'3d 335953 MGMQG' HM Scabbard and Blade Pennsyivania; Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Varsify Foo?- B. 4h Gavel Club W: President 0' Phi Sigma Kappa: ball t2, 3. n; Track U, 2h Scabbard and alade 0, 0; Sceptical Chymisls; Sub-Froshman Day Commlmae n. 3L Ivy Day Committee; Ways and Means Committee. O EDGAR ACKERMAN DeYOE, JR., Ed ; Ramsey, U. 3, 4h Sub-Freshman Day Committee; Scabbard and New Jersey; Mafhoma'ics; Phi Gamma Delta; Football Blade H3: Treasurer of Class tn; Band U, 2. 3, 4L Uh Track Uh Swimmingl Wrestling, Varsity Soccer 0. 3' 4h Tennis; Pi Lambda Sigma U. 3, 4l; Goifysburgian Business Staff; Adverfising Manager of Gefiysburgian ; Suvareshman Day Commmee; Ivy Day Commmee; I943 SPECTRUM. O MAR1IN LUTHER DOLBEER. JR., Mar? Raiahmun- dry. Souih India; English; Phi Kappa Rho; Soccer Uh Tennis Uh A Capella Choir; 5. C. A. U. 2, 3, 0; Eta Sigma PM U, 3, 4t 1942 SPECTRUM; I943 SPECTRUM; Pre-Minisferial Association U, 2. 3- President. Pre- Minisferial Associaoion UH; College Orchesfra U, 2, M; Sages; Class Honors U, 2, 3h President of Phi Kappa Rho; Garver Greek Prlze3 0 DAVID Y. DOLLMAN. Dave ; Pine Grove, Poun- sylvania; Chemisiry; Phi Kappa Rho; Scopiical Chymisfs 0 PAUL CHRISTOPHER DRESSI Peppy ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Polifical Science; Alpha Tau Omega; Foot- ball U, 2, 3. 4h Men's Tribunal Rh Men's Student Council U, 3h Scabbard and Blade 0. 4h Pi Lambda Sigma 0. 4h I942 SPECTRUM; Ivy Day Chairman Uh Sub-Froshman Day Committee; Ivy Day Commifiee. 0 JAMES WESTON DUNAWAY, ll Wes ; Bale Cyn- wyd, Pennsylvania; English; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scab- bard and Blade Mk Owl and Nighvingalo; Sub-Freshman Day CommiMee. O RICHARD STANLEY ENTERLINE. uDkk ; Ashland, Pannsylvania; Poliiical Science; Sigma Chi; S. C. A.: Varsify Swimming 33,; Pi Lambda Sigma Uh G-Book Business Staff U. 41; Ivy Ball Dance Commmee ML l351 . WILLIAM CURTIS EVERHART. JR., Ev ; Geffysburq, A. Cabinef; 1742 and I943 SPECTRUM; G-Book ; A PBMSYIVGMGI English; Lambda Chi Alpha; Track U. 2. Capella Chdr; Women'i Sfudeni Council Secretary- 3- 4,: BaSkGfba U' 3? Men's Rifle Team; 6 ' Treasurer uh Women's Siudont Council Presidon' Bk burglan : Assocnah Editor 0' GoMysburguan HM I942 Owl and Nighfingale, Secrofary-Treasurer; Owl and Night d I943 SPE TRUM' 5 f Ed'f I94 P CT M on C ' par 5 I or, 3 S E RU ' ingan. Vicc-Prosidanf Uh Pr-sidonf of Chi Omega; Whok Men's Sfudenf Council H, 3; Campus Sanaio Mk Pi Who in American Colleges and Universifics Delta Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Douglas Shor'! Siory Prize; Athletic Council- Penn Relay Team 0 KATHLEEN DORIS FLINCHBAUGH. Kay ; York. Pennsylvania; English; Chi Omega; A Capella Choir; I942 and I943 SPECTRUM; Owl and Nighfingale; Class O CHARLOTTE ALLISON FINK; Williamsport. Pennsyl- I . vania; English; Chi Omega; Genysburgian ; Literary Secretary Editor of GeMysburgian 0U; Debafing; Tau Kappa Alpha; Mercury ; Assistant Editor of Mercury 0 0 WILLIAM ALFRED FLORSHEIM, Wild Bill ; Wood- 0; I942 and I943 SPECTRUM; G-Book ; Pi Delta EPSNOH: bury. le Jersey; English; Phi Gamma Delia; Basketball Phi Sigma lofa; May CourO; Campus Senafo; S. C. A.; Uh Foofball U, 2. 3, 4h Baseball U. 3; Geffys- Owl and Nighfingale; Class Honors U 10; Kappa Deita burgian Uh Sub-Freshman Day Commmee. Epsilon. O CAROLYN GRAY FOELSCH, Carol ; Chicago. Illi- 0 JOSEPHINE VAN SCOYOC FISH, Joey ; Mechanics. Dis: Latin; A Capella Choir U. 2. 3. 4,: 5- C. A-Z EM burg, Pennsylvania; History; Chi Omega; 5. C. A.; S. C. Sigma Phi U. 3. 4L O DORIS JEANNE FRANK. Frankio ; Altoona, Penn- 0 HELEN KATHARINE GAMS, ' KiO ; Pearl River, New sylvania: Economics: Delia Gamma; GaHysburqian R York; Pro-Modical; Delta Gamma: 5 C- A- U. 1. 3. 4N 3. 4k I943 SPECTRUM; S. Q A.; Pi Lambda Sigma U. S. C. A. Cabinef; Orchesfra; A Capella Choir; Beta 89 Bi-Dlt h'AIh-l9 ' 3, 4h Sub-Freshman Day Committee. a a e a, e a P . p a. 42 SPECTRUM. I943 SPECTRUM; G-Book ; Senior Counselor; Womews Tri- bunal. 0 EDWIN D. FREED, Ed ; anveriown, Pannsylvania; Latin; Class Honors U, 2h Highasf Class Honors tn; 0 ROBERT LEVERE GARRETT. 5900p ; Norwood, Penn- 5. C. A.; Phi Beta Kappa; Pre-Minisfarial Associaiion . . . . sylvama: Economncs; Phl S.gma Kappa; Freshman Basket- U' 2' 3' 4,: Eu Sigma Phi: Delta PM Alpha; Bend. ball; Track U, 2, 3h Co'Chairman Junior Prom; Co- Chairman Ivy Ball; G-Book ; Business Manager of . ROBERT HOWARD FRYLING' 30b : Bloomsburg, G-Book ; Adverfising Manager of l943 SPECTRUM; Pi Pennsylvania; Mathemaiics; Alpha Tau Omcqa; Fooiball Lambda Sigma; Dorm Counselor; Geffysburgian Busi- u' 2. 3' 4N Wresfling U. 2. 3 4k Dorm Counselor; nos: Sfaff; S. C. A.; Sub-Freshman Day Committee. Head Counselor; Kappa Phi Kappa; Pen and Sword; . O DORIS LOUISE GIBSON, Gibby ; Harrisburg, Pann- Oufsfandmg Junior; Who's Who in American Collcqos sylvania; English; Chi Omega; Owl and Nightingale U, and Univarsifios; A'hlctic Council; Un'hd Si 1 M ' I a as arlne 4h DramaNcs U, 2. 3, 4h Kappa Delia Epsilon; Senior Corps Rcservo; Sub-Freshman Day Commmu. Class Secretary; May Day Commmu. l361 o ALFRED JOHN HART, JR., Al ; New York, New York; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fooiball U, 2, 3, 4i; Wrestling H, 2. 3. 4i; Middle Avlaniic Wrosilinq Championship Mi; Beachem Mhlofic Award; Track: Scabbard and Blade; Treasurer of Scabbard and Blade Hi; Pi Lambda Sigma; Vice-Presidenf of Pi Lambda Sigma Hi; Siudent Council; Pan and Sword; Treasurer cf Siudeni Council; Siudeni Senafe; I943 SPECTRUM; Military Ball Chairman, 0 WILLIAM DONALD HARTSOCK, Colonel ; Hagers- fown, Maryland; Chemishy; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band; Beta Beta Beia; Scepfical Chymisfs; I943 SPECTRUM. O LOUIS ERNESY HAYES, JR., Lou ; Baliimore, Mary- land; History; Lambda Chi Alpha; S. C. A. ll, 2, 3. 4i; Mercury i3, 4i; Soph-Frosh Dance Commiffec; Men's Tribunal; Presideni of Men's Tribunal i3, 4i; Class President; SfudeM Senaie; Interfrafernify Council; Vice- Presidenf ol Interfrafernify Council; Oufsiandinq Junior; President of Lambda Chi Alpha; Chairman of Ivy Ball. 0 FREDERICK GEBHART GOTWALD, Fred ; Gettys- burg, Punnsylvania; Philosophy; Phi S-igzna Kappa; S. C. A. U, 2. 3. 4i; 5. C. A Cabinet Modern Book Club: President of Modern Book Club; Eh Sigma Phi; Sagas; G-Book ; Pre-Minisierial Association U. 2, 3. 4i. 0 MARY LOUISE GRAHAM, Lou ; Camp Hill, Pinn- sylvania; English; Chi Omega; Gufiysburgian ; I943 SPECTRUM; Ivy Ball Commmu; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHu. O EUGENE MOIR HAAS. Barrel ; Hanovar, Penn- sylvania; Hisfory; Phi Gamma Delta; VarsiOy Football U, 2, 3, 4i; Baskefball U, 2, 3. 4i; Vice-Prosideni 0! Senior Class; Treasurer of Campus Sandie; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHu; Campus Senate; Men's Tribunal; Pen and Sword. 0 ELISABETH MARY HAMILTON, Bum ; Allendale, New Jersey; English; Chi Omega; GeNysburgian U, 0 EDWARD JOHN HEBERT, Murph ; Lavelle, Penn- sylvania; Chemistry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; S. C. A. U. 2. 3i: Scopiical Chymists i2, 3, 4i; Sub-Freshman Dav Commiifee. O FRANK C. HERDJE, Huge ; Floral Park, New York; History; Sigma Chi; Mercury U, 2, 3, 4i; Business Manager of Mercury i3, 4i; G-Book ; Campus Senate; 5. C. A.; I943 SPECTRUM; Baskeiball Manager U. 2, 3. 4i; Ivy Day CommiHu; Sub-Freshman Day Committee; Gavel Club; Presidenf of Sigma Chi. O MARIAN GONTNER HERR, Pei ; Lancashr, Pann- sylvania; English; Chi Omega; A Capella Choir; 5. C. A. i2, 3. 4i; Eta Sigma Phi; Mercury ; Editorial Board of Mercury ; Father's Day CommiHee; Junior Prom CommiHee; Leap Week Chairman; Sages: Kappa Delta Epsilon; Secreiary of Kappa Delia Epsilon. UN 2, 3, 4i; 5. C. A. U, 2, 3, 4i; Women's Debate Council; G-Book ; I942 SPECTRUM; Pi Lambda Sigma; Siudenf Senafa; Sub-Freshman Day Committee. 0 EDGAR CLAIR HANKS, Doc ; Johnsfown, Pennsyl- vania; Pre-Modical; Lambda Chi Alpha; S. C. A. U, 2, 3, 4i; GaHysburgian U, 2, 3, 4i; I943 SPECTRUM: Associaie Business Manager of I94! SPECTRUM; Assisfani Baseball Manager; Rifle Team Manager; Scepoical Chym- ists; Owl and Night'ngale; AssisfaM Business Manager of Owl and Nighfingala; Business Manager, Owl and Nighfinqale. 0 JAMES THOMAS HARDY, Tuane ; Darby, Pennsyl- vania; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Football U, 2, 3, 4i: Basketball U, 2i; Baseball U, 3, 4i; Campus Chairman of Way: and Means Committee. 0 BETTY JEAN HITE, Hiiey ; Hershey, Pennsylvania; English; Chi Omega; 5. C. A. U, 2, 3, 43; S. C. A. Cabinet 5. C, A. Secretary Uh Eh: Sigma Phi; Sec- rohry of Efa Sigma Phi; Delia Phi Alpha; Vice-Presidem of Dalia Phi Alpha; Pan-Hellenic Council; Secrefary of Pan-Hellenic Council; Prosiden? of Pan-Hollenic Council; Girls' Rifle Team; Class Honors; House President H3; Student Council; Vesper Choir. 0 ROBERT E. HOFFMAN, Bob ; Gardners, Pennsyl- vania; Chemisfry; Dean's Honor List U, 2, 3, 4h Scep- Hcal Chymisis; Presidenf of Scepfical Chymis's; Dona Phi Alpha 8, 4h 5. C. A; Phi Befa Kappa. O DONALD KERN HOLTZMAN, Don ; Pennsburg, Pennsylvania; Mafhemaiics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Track; Wrestling U, 2, 3, 43; Football Uh Junior Prom Com- mIHee; GeHysburgian U, 2, 3, 43; Assistanf Business Manager of Geifysburgian U, 43; Ivy Day CommiHee. SEN 0 DAVID CLETUS HOUCK, Caesar ; Hanover, Penn- sylvania; Hisfory; Phi Gamma Dalia; Gettysburqian ; Adverfising Manager of GeHysburqian Uh Business Manager of GtHysburqian Ht Baskofball Managor U, 2, 3, 43; Scabbard and Blade; Capfain of Scabbard and Blade; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Dalia Epsilon; Pen and Sword; PM 3993 Kappa; I943 SPECTRUM; Ouisfandinq R. 0. T. C. Sophomore and Junior; Class Honors U. 33: Dean's Lisf; Profden' of Phi Gamma Dalia. O CLYDE EDWARD HUBER, Bruiser ; Pine Grove, Pennsylvania; Hisfory; Phi Kappa Rho; Efa Sigma Phi H3; Pre-Minisierial Association 0, 3, '0; Band; Sages H3; Sub-Freshman Day Comminee. . WILLIAM ELLSWORTH HUTCHINSON, Hutch ; Geifysburg. Pennsylvania; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Men's Rifle Team U, 2, 3, 43; Sub-Freshman Day Com- mitten 0 WILLIAM WALLACE KANE, WalIy ; Biglervilll, Pennsylvania; Economics; Phi Gamma Delia; Soccer t2, 3, 0; Baseball U, 2, 3h Baske'ball U, 2, 3, 43; Scabbard and Blade I3, 43; Pi Lambda Sigma U, 4L . LESTER DEAN KEASEY, Les ; Hollidaysburg, Penn- syIvania; History; Phi Kappa Rho; S. C. A.; Pre-Min- isferial Associafion; Sages; Vice-Prosidonf of Phi Kappa Rho; Owl and Nighfingale; Sub-Freshman Day Commime. 0 ROBERT WARREN KOONS. Bob ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; English; S. C. A. U, 2, 3, 4h 5. C. A. Cabins? U, 3, 43; President of S. C, A. 00; Pre-Min- ishrial Association; Corresponding Secretary of Pre- Minisferial Association; Mercury U, 2, 3, 4,; Assistant Li0e2ary Editor of Mercury ; Literary EdIOor of Mercury ; Soccer Uh G-Book ; Dalia Phi Alpha; Pen and Sword; Treasurer of Delhi Phi Alpha; Eh Sigma Phi; Sages; Who's Vibe in American Colleqos and Uni- I381 versities; Highesf Class Honors U, 3h Class Honors Uh Phi Beta Kappa. O PHYLLIS TRESTLE KRUMRINE; Hanover, Pcnnsylvania; LaOin; Chi Alpha Sigma; Efa Sigma Phi U, 2, 3h Phi Sigma lofa U, 2, 3h Treasurer of Phi Sigma Iota DU; 5. C. A. U, 2, 3, 4h Modern Book Club U, 2, 33: Kappa Delta Epsilon 0, 3h Treasurer of Kappa Doha Epsilon CD. 0 CHARLES TRESSLER LARK, JR., Charlie ; Hacken- sack, New Jersey; Poli'ical Science; Phi Kappa Psi; Pi Lambda Sigma t3, 0; Men's Debate Squad l3, 4h Sub-Froshrnan Day Commmee, 0 MERTON W. LONG, JR., Dynamih ; Pod Royal, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; 5, C. A. U, 2, 3, 0; Wrestling tn; Assisiant Socccr Managnr Uh Scepfical Chymim n, 3, 0; Gchysburg'an U, 3, 41; Sub'Frashman Day CommiHee. o BYRON CLYDE MILLER, JR., Mouse ; Altoona, Pennsylvania; Chem'sfry; Phi Kappa Psi; Gchysburgian U, 2, 3, 0; Assistant Editor on Gaffysburgian 0, 4L Mercury ; Sophomore Class President; I942 and IN! SPECTRUM; Owl and Nightingale U, 2, 3, 4h Scepfical Chymists; Cheerleader u, 4L 0 G. THOMAS MILLER, G. T. ; GeNysburg, Pennsyl- vania; Fomical Science: Phi Kappa Psi; I943 SPECTRUM, Associafe Edifor; Geffysburgian U, 2, 3, 4h News Edifor of GeHysburg'an Ht Editorial Board of GeHysburgian Uh G'BOOk ; Debating; Owl and Nightingale; Sfuden' Senafe; President of SOudenf Senate; Gavel Club; Men's Siudenf Council; 5. C. A,; Mercury ; Pi Lambda Sigma; Soph-Frosh Hop Commmu; Class Honors Uh Buehler Freshman Prize; Pen and Sword 0, M; Dorm Prodor CH; Who's Who in American Colleges and Universi'ies, 0 WILLIAM WALKER MILLER, Cap'n ; Silver Spring, Maryland; Philosophy; Phi Sigma Kappa; Debating Uh Band; A Capella Choir E, 4k Pre-Minishrial Associa- o RAYMOND WILSON LUCKENBAUGH, Luckio ; Hanover, Pennsylvania; Chamisfry; Alpha Tau Omega; Kappa Phi Kappa B, 4h Pi Delh Ep:ilon; Gettys- burgian ; Circulation Manager of Geffysburgian ; As- sociafe Business Manager of Goffysburqian 0, 4h Assinan' Soccu Manager U, 2. 3h Soccar Manager Mk AssisOanO Tennis Manager; Ivy Ball Commmn; Mercury ; G-Book. o EDWARD CAMPBELL MacBEAN, Ed ; Sf. Davids, Fannsylvania; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Swim- ming U, 2!; Tennis U, D; Soccer; Pi Lambda Sigma 0, 0; Pruidonf of Pi Lambda Sigma Uh Scabbard and Blade 0, 4k GoHysburgian U, 2h Sub-Froshman Day Commmoe. 0 ANDREW LEWIS MAFFETT, Andy ; Miminfown, Pennsylvania; Mafhematicx; Phi Sigma Kappa; GeHys- burgian Ediforial Sfaff; Gaffysburgian Businus Sfaff; Class Honors U, D; Sub-Freshman Day Committee, 0 RAYMOND LAW MARKLEY, JR., Ray ; Greencastle, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omega; Guns- burgian U, 2, 3, 4h Debating Uh S. C. A.; S. C. A. Non. Secreiary UL and Vico-Presidenf HM President of Oh: Sages; Eh Sigma Phi; Presidenf of Eh: Sigma Phi Mk 5. C. A.: S. C. A. Cabinet Delta Phi Alpha. 0 HELEN ELIZABETH MONDORF, Toni ; Mt. Holly Springs, Pennsylvan'a; Biology; Della Gamma; S. C. A. U, 2, 3, 0; S. C. A. Cabins? and Vicc-Presidenf Uh Women's Pan-Hellenic Council 0, 4,; Women's Sfuden? Council; Befa Befa 3073; President of Bah Beta Ben Mk Who's Who in American Colleges and Univarsifils; May Court U, 2, 3,; Milifary Ball Queen; Ivy Day Commmu; Spocirum Senior Boauty Queen ML 0 FRANKLIN ELWOOD MORELAND, Woody ; Wash- ington, D. C.; Philosophy; Lambda Chi Alpha; 5. C. A. U. 2, 3, 4h A Capella Choir U, 3, 4h Band; Baseball; Junior Prom Committee; PreJAinisferial Associafion U, 2, 3, 4y; Sages u, 4L . VARA JEAN NORMAN, V. J. ; Springfield, Penn- sylvania; Business Administrafion; Chi Omega; Choir; RiHe Team; Owl and Nightingale ML K391 Cabins? U, 3, 0; Mercury ; Managing Editor of Murcury UM Ediior-in-Chief of Mercury B, 4h Rifle Team; R. O. T. C. Freshman Award; 1942 and I943 SPECTRUM; Fraiernify Editor of I943 SPECTRUM; Soph-Frosh Hop CommiHee; Chairman of Soph-Frosh Hop; G-Book ; Editor-in-Chief of G-Book Qt Scep- fical Chymisfs; Pi DeHa Epsilon; Pen and Sword; Kappa Phi Kappa; Scabbard and Blade; Ivy Day CommiHeo; Who's Who in American Colleges and Univarsifies. 0 FRANK RICHARD McLAUGHLIN, Pic ; Sfael'on, Pennsylvania; HisMry; Phi Gamma Dalia; Freshman Class Offictr; Orchestra; Band; Drum Maior; Man's Rifle Team; A Capella Choir; Owl and Nightingale; Siege Manager of Owl and NigMingale; Sages; Track; Wrest- ling U, 2, 3, 4L 0 GORDON ANDREW MICKLEY, Trap ; Evans City, Pennsylvania; English; Lambda Chi Alpha; S. C. A.; Assistant Track Manager HM Track Manager BM Kappa Phi Kappa U, 3, A0; Fafher'; Day Commmee; Ivy Ball CommiHu; I943 SPECTRUM Schedules Editor; Treasurer, Kappa Phi Kappa. 0 ROBERT GREER PARKS, Raffy ; Larchmonf, Ncw York; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Pi Lambda Sigma U, 2, 3h Associaie Businuss Manager of IN! SPECTRUM: Troasurcr of Junior Class; Treasurer of Sonior Class; Sub- Froshman Day Commmeo; Ivy Day Commmee. 0 JAMES N. PECK, Cisco ; Ford Ciiy, Pennsylvania; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Foofball Uh Track up Scabbard and Blade 3, 4h Pi Lambda Sigma: Sub- Fnshman Day Commmu; Ivy Day Committee. 0 JANY R. de QUINTANILLA, Quie : Arendsiville, Pennsylvania; Bkology; S. C. A, U, 2k Modern Book Club t2, 3h Girls' Rifle Team a3; Delia Phi Alpha n. 3, 4k Art Club Uh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 BETTY REINECKER, Beffy ; Al'oona, Pennsylvania; Prc-Medical; Chi Alpha Sigma; Dean's Honor Roll U, 2h Bah Beta Befa U, 3, 4!; Sago: n, 3, 4k Kappa Delta Epsilon Uh Corresponding Secre'ary of Kappa Doha Epsilon 0L 0 JANET IONA REIVER, Streaky ; York, Pennsylvania; French; Chi Omega; Kappa Delta Epsilon U, 3; Presi- dent of Kappa Delta Epsilon I43; Owl and Nightingale n, 3, 43; Phi Sigma lofa O, 3, 0; Girls' Rifle Team U, 2, 3h May Day CommiMee Uh Chairman of May Day at lnierfraiernify Swedhear? t0; Phi Beta Kappa; Class Honors; Dean's Honor List 0 ROBERT LEROY RICHARDS. Bob ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Hisfory; Phi Gamma Della; Tennis Team U, 2, 3, 4h Outstanding Junior; Scabbard and Blade 0, 4h Sages H3; A Capella Choir U, 2, 3, 4h Manager of A Capella Choir B, AU; Class Vice-Presideni Uh I943 SPECTRUM; Sub-Freshman Day Commmee. 0 PAUL WAGNER RIDER, Pap ; Colonial Park, Penn. sylvania; Prc-Med'cal; Phi Gamma Dalia; Geffysburgian U, 2, 3, 4k Assisian' News Edifor of Geffysburqian Bk Editorial Board of Geiiysburgian U. 4h G-Book ; Class Officer U. 2, 3, 4k Scepfical Chymisis U, 3, M: I943 SPECTRUM; Honorable Men'ion for Outstanding Junior R. 0. T. C STUdenf; Sub-Freshman Day Com- mimae. O HARRY MOORE ROBERTS, Harry ; Collingswood. New Jersey; Economics; Sub-Froshman Day Comminae 0, 3h lnferlraternify lnframural Referee B. 4L 0 HELEN SABY, Saba ; GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Engl'sh; Chi Omega; Mercury U, 2, 3, 4,; G-Book U, 2, 3h I94! SPECTRUM; I942 SPECTRUM; I943 SPECTRUM; GcHysburgian U, 2, 3, 4h Editorial Board of GeHysburgian 13:43; S, C. A.; A Capella Choir I40! U, 2, 3, 4h Owl and Nightingale Mk Ivy Day Com- minee ML 0 EDWARD A. SAMMEL, Tony ; York, Pennsylvania; English; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capella Choir U, 2, 3, M; Baum Mafhemafical Prize tn; I942 SPECTRUM; Assistanf Ediior of I943 SPECTRUM; Sub-Froshman Day CommiHee. O FRED W. SCHUMACHER, Jess ; Mahanoy CMy, Pannsylvanla; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Varsity Foof- ball U, 2, 3 4h Co-Capfain, Foofball Mk Varsity Track U. 3, 4h Scabbard and Blade U, 4h Pen and Sword; Ouis'anding Junior; Vice-Prosidenf of Junior Class. O HEINZ SCHWANEGER, Swanoe ; Collingswood. New Jersey; English; Kappa Delfa Rho; Delia Phi Alpha n, 3, 4h 5. C. A.; Wres'ling Uh Kappa P!-.i Kappa 0, 4k Sub-Freshman Day Commmee. SENIIIR o RICHARD H STETLER, Mouse ; Johnsiown. Penn- sylvan'a; Hisfory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Owl and Nightin- gale t2, 3, 4h Scabbard and Blade U, 4h Gavel Club 00; I943 SPECTRUM; GeHysburgian U, 2L 0 6, PAUL STRASSER, Ill Mousie ; Wesfmont, New Jersey; Economics; Kappa Delia Rho; Sfudenf Senate Bk Inferfraiernify Council; Treasurer of anerfraiernify Council Ul; Pi Lambda Sigma B, 4h Doha Phi AlpHa H, M; Gavel Club Mk Presidem of Kappa Delia Rho. O ELEANOR STOCK STRATTEN, Muff ; Baltimore. Maryland; English; Chi Omega; 5. C. A.; Mercury U, 3, 0; Library Club; Sacraiary of Library Club at Dean's Honor Lin I3, 4k I943 SPECTRUM; Sub-Freshman Day Committee BL 0 ROBERT MARVIN SHAW. Bomber ; Tarenfum, Pennsylvania; English; Phi Delia Then; A Capella Choir U, 3h Gef'ysburgian U, 3h Tennis Uh Inferfraiernhy Council n, 3h Interlrahrnify Council Reprasonfa'ive on Alumni Athletic Council: 5. C. A. u, 3, 4h Gavel Club; President of Phi Delta Theta; Sub-Freshman Day Com. min . 0 EUGENE WINFIELD SHEELY, Jeep ; New Oxford, Pennsylvania; Mathematics; Band B, Q; Delfa Phi Alpha 0, 4h Kappa Phi Kappa U, Q; Ivy Day Comm'ffee. 0 JOHN RUSSELL SIPES; Gunfur, India; Economics; Phi Kappa Rho; Pi Lambda Sigma 0, 4h 5. C. A. U. 2. 3, 4k Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 EARL KEPNER SIPES, Doc ; EvereH, Pennsylvania; Pro-Modical; Phi Sigma Kappa; I943 SPECTRUM Photo- graphic Edifor; Cheerleader; Rifle Team Uh Befa Beia Bo'a 6, 4L O WARREN LUTHER SWOPE, Pappy ; Chicago He'ghts, Illinois; Political Science; Kappa Phi Kappa U, M; Soccer Uh Baske'ball U, 2k Mercury l3, 4J; Mother's Day Commmee; Chairman of Father's Day Com- mittee Mk Siudenf Senaie; S. C. A, U, 2, 3, 4L 0 GEORGE SHALLCROSS WARDLE, JR., Scooier ; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; History; Sigma Chi; Mercury II, 2, 3, AU; Interfrafernify Council B, 4h Track Man- ager Uh Pan-Hellenic Dance Commmee Uh Ivy Day CommiHee m- Sub-Freshman Day Commithe. . MARYETTA ELIZABETH WAYHEY; Hanover, Pennsyl- vania; English; Chi Alpha Sigma; 5. C. A. U, 2, 3, M; S. C. A. Caanof t0; Owl and Nighfingale U, 2, 3, 4!; Girls' Rifle Team Bk Women's Sfudenf Council CT: Sub-Freshman Day Commmee U, 3;. 1411 0 WILLIAM STOUGH SOLLENBERGER, Solly ; York, Pennsylvania; Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa; Swimm'nq m; Soccer U, 2, 3, 4h Men's Riflo Team U, 2, 3, 4h Capiain of Men's Rifle Team ML . RALPH LOGAN STEHLEY, Ralpho ; AHoona, Penn- sylvania; Hisfory; Phi Kappa Rho; Geifysburgian ll. 2, 3, 4k News Edifor of GeHysburgian Bi; Managing Edifor of Gaffysburgian t0; Men's chafinq Tum U, 2, 3, M; S. C, A U, 2, 3, 4k Yreasurer of S. C. A. bu; Men's Rifle Team U. 2h I942 SPECTRUM; I943 SPECTRUM Organilafions Editor; Delta Phi Alpha H. 3k President of Delta Phi Alpha HM Pi Delia Epsilon; Presiden' of PI Delta Epsilon Ht Phi Alpha Theta U. 4k Kappa Phi Kappa B, :0; President 0f Kappa Phi Kappa Mk Pen and Sword CU; President of Pen and Sword PU: Highest Class Honors Uh Class Honors H, 3h Who's Who in American College: and Universifies; Phi Beta Kappa. O JANICE LOUISE WEIBLEY, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; History; Chi Alpha Sigma; S. C, A. U, 2. 3, 43; Sages 0, 4h President of Chi Alpha Sigma; Phi Alpha Thefa U, 4h Women's Sfudenf Council Md; Dormitory Proc- ior; Sub-Freshman Day Commmee, O DOROTHY LOUISE WERTZ, Doffie ; Wyomissing, Pennsylvan'a; Economics; Delia Gamma; Women's De- bate Council U, 2, 3, M; S. C. A. U, 2, 3, 4h S. C. A. Cabinet Mk Geffysburgian U 2, 3, 4h I943 SPEC- TRUM; G-Book ; Pi Lambda Sigma U, 3, 43; Secre- fary of Pi Lambda Sigma H3; Tau Kappa Alpha U, 3, 43; Class Honors U, 2, 31; A Capella Choir 00; Women's S+uden1 Council PU; Phi Beta Kappa. . HELEN FRANCES WILLIAMSON, Willie ; Elizabefh, New Jersey; German; Chi Omega; Delfa Phi Alpha H, 3, 43; May Day Commiffee UL Ivy Ball Committee; Sub- Freshma n Day Commmee, SEN O FRANK LOOMIS ZIEGLER, JR.; Hanover, Pennsyl- vania; Philosophy; Phi Kappa Rho; S. C. A. U, 3k Pre-Minisferial Associafion I2, 33; Owl and Nightingale UH; Sages n, 3, 4h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. o 0 MANUEL S. DOBLES, Amigo Heredia, Cosfa R'ca; Political Science; Alpha Tau Omega; Pi Lambda Sigma B, 4h Ivy Day Commmee; Sub-Freshman Day Com- miffee. 0 MARILYN MARIE WOLFERSBERGER, Lynn ; Somer- se', Pennsylvania; B'ology; A Capella Choir U3; Dean's Honor Lis9; Sub-Freshman Day Committee. . SHIRLEY I. WOOD; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Eng- lish; Lloyd C, Douglas Award H3; Mercury 0, 3, 43; GeHysburqian U, 3, 43; Class Honors U, 2, 3, 4J; Phi Beta Ka ppa. o RICHARD ATLEE YOUNG, Dick ; Hagers'own, Maryland; Chemistry; Phi Sigma Kappa; GeHysburgian U, N; G-Book Ht Soccer Uh Band 0, 3, M; Siudeni Leader of Band M3; Scamical Chymis's U, 2, 3, 4h lnterfra'ernhy Council U, 43; Pan-Hellenic Dance Com- mittee; Owl and Nithingale U, 2, 3, 4h Vice-Presidenf of Owl and Nightingale; President of Owl and NigMin- gale I43; Beta Beta Beia B M; Sub-Freshman Day Commi'iee. I421 141nm As soffly +he evening shadows Are veiling +he campus fowers. We come. a band of good fellows. To sing in +he fwilighf hours. The silvery moonlighf manfels The worn walls of chapel anew: The wind in +he frees sweeHy echoes Our praises of Orange and Blue. Mater I431 Whenever +hy loyal sons gafher To waken fond memory. Our fhoughfs shall be fumed, Alma Mater, Old GeHysburg. back +0 +hee. Forever am I Jrhy debfor, And whafever else I may do. I'll Love, I'll Defend. and I'll Honor The Glorious Orange and Blue. Comely coeds Diefie and Kochie step out Howie's petsonaliw smile does Hie frick. May I have his dance? Bucher, Diehl, Roberts, Keller. Bacharach. - - tine Jauntq Juniom - - o O F F I C E R S DONALD H. ROBERTS ........................ Presidenf ERLE K. DIEHL .......................... Vice-Presidenf DORIS M. KELLER .......................... Secretary WAYNE A. BUCHER ......................... Treasurer HERBERT J. BACHARACH, JR. ................... Hisforian :;g4$:h grep? : e 4.. Junior DONALD ALSEDEK RUSSELL AUNGST JEANNE BADER CHARLES BEAVER 0 DONALD HARRIS ALSEDEK. Nose : Harrisburg. Pennsyl- vania: Maihemaiics; Phi Delia Theia; I944 SPECTRUM As- sisfanf Adverfising Manager; lnferfraierniiy Council; Soph- Frosh Hop Commiffee; Sub-Freshman Day Commi'rf'ee. 0 RUSSELL AUNGST. Russ ; Pine Grove. Pennsylvania: Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Baskefball UL Baseball ll, 2h Men's Tribunal Rh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 CHARLES WILLIAM AURAND, Chilly ; Wheeling. Wesf Virginia: Philosophy: Phi Sigma Kappa: A Capella Choir U. 2. 3h Pre-Minisierial Associafion U. 2. 3h Geffysburgian U. 2. 3h Assisfanf News Ediior of GeHysbur;ian HM Spor'rs Edifor of GeHysburgian Bk Managing Edifor of GeHys- burgian Uh Sages Uh G-Book : I943 SPECTRUM: Asso- CHARLES AURAND HERBERT BACHARACH, JR. MARGARET BECKLEY PHILIP BEIMILLER ciaie Edifor of I944 SPECTRUM; SCA: Mercury : SCA Organ- isf HL . HERBERT J. BACHARACH, JR.l Herb : Clearfield, Penn- sylvania; Pre-Medical: Alpha Tau Omega; Fooiball Uh Class Hisforian U. 2. 3,: Scepfical Chymisis H. 3h ln'rerfrai'ernify Council Bk Dean's Honor Roll Bk GeHysburgian H. 3L 0 JEANNE F. BADER. Jeannie : Allenfown, Pennsylvania: EngHsh: Delfa Gamma: A Capella Choir U. 2, 3h Delia Phi Alpha n. 3h Kappa Delia Epsilon U. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee: May Day CommiHee. . CHARLES THOMAS BEAVER, Chuck : Porf Royal. Penn- sylvania: Hisfory; Phi Delta Thefa; Football U, 2. 3h Wresi- ling U. 2. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 MARGARET THORN BECKLEY, Peg : Harrisburg. Penn- sylvania: Hisfory: Chi Alpha Sigma; GeHysburgian Adverfis- ing Sheff U, 2, 3h I944 SPECTRUM Adverfising Sfaff: SCA: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 PHILIP EUGENE BEIMILLER. Bie : Baliimore, Maryland: Mafhemafics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Sub-Freshman Day Com- miHee: GeHysburgian Circulation Staff. o HOWARD ALEXANDER BERRIAN, Muggsy ; Arlingfon. New Jersey; Economics: Phi Gamma Delta: Fodball U, 3h Men's Tribunal HI: Gettysburgian t2, 3h I943 SPECTRUM; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 RODNEY S, BILLETTl Rod : York. Pennsylvania: Pre-Ve+- erinary; Phi Gamma Delta; Sub-Freshmen Day Committee: Geifysburgia n Circulafion Staff. 0 FERRIS R. BLACKWOOD, Spike : Economics; Teaneck. New Jersey: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball U, 2, 3h Wrestling U, 2h Men's Tribunal IZL 0 HERBERT S. BOWMAN, Bromo : Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Phi Gamma Delia: A Capella Choir U. 2,: Tennis Team ll. 2h Scepfical Chymisfs U, 2, 3h GeHysburgian U. 2. 3,: Assistant Sporfs Edifor of GeHysburgian Rh As- sociafe Edifor of Geffysburgian Uh I943 SPECTRUM: Edi+or in Chief of I944 SPECTRUM: Pen and Sword; Highesf Class Honors Uh Class Honors Rh Oufsfanding Junior. . JEAN GERTRUDE BOWMAN: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Chemisfry; SCA ll, 2, 3h Scepfical Chymisfs U. 3h A Capella Choir U. 2. 3h Sub-Freshman Day Committee. HOWARD BERRIAN RODNEY BILLETT 0 MERLE BOWSER. McDonald, Pennsylvania; Physics: Pi Kappa Alpha: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee; Physics Labora- +ory Insfrucior. . HERBERT BURRITT BROWN, Herb : Emcoff Cify, Mary- land: Pre-Legal; Tau Kappa Epsilon: SoccerJl, 2, 3h Baseball U, 2. 3h Siudenf Senafe Uh Pi Lambda Sigma NJ; Scabbard and Blade: I944 SPECTRUM Schedules Ediior. 0 WAYNE A. BUCHER. Buck : Geffysburg, Pennsylvania: Economics: Phi Kappa Psi: Track U, 2. 3h Freshman Baskefball; Scabbard and Blade: Class Treasurer Uh Pi Lambda Sigma: I944 SPECTRUM Advertising Sfaff; Penn Relay Team t2l. 0 LAURA JANE BYERS, Janie ; Geffysburg. Pennsylvania: Music: Pi Befa Phi; Sigma Alpha lofa Music Frafernify: Sigma Epsilon Sigma Scholasfic Frafernify: Dean's Honor Lisf Bl. . WILBERT DEAN CHRISNER, Bill : Ligonier, Pennsylvania: Economics: Sigma Chi; Geffysburgian KN; G-Book ; I944 SPECTRUM: Men's Tribunal: SCA; Sub-Freshman Day Com- miHee. FERRIS BLACKWOOD WAYNE BUCHER HERBERT BOWMAN LAU RA BYERS JEAN BOWMAN WILBERT CHRISNER MERLE BOWSER HERBERT BROWN Junior ROGER CONANT MARY DEPFER MARION CRIDER HELEN DIEFENDERFER 0 ROGER CORBiN CONANT. R09 ; New Britain. Connecii- cuh Economics: Sigma Chi: Pi Lambda Sigma: G-Book : Busi- ness Manager of G-Book : Swimming Team; I942 SPECTRUM: I944 SPECTRUM Circulafion Sic . . MARION GOLDIE CRIDER. Crider ; Merchanfville. New Jersey: Mafhemafics: Owl and Nightingale; Sub-Freshman Day Commifhae: SCA. 0 MARIANNA CRIST. Cris ; Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: Bi- ology: Delia Gamma: SCA U. 2. 3h May Cour? Uh I944 SPECTRUM Advodising Staff. 9 ERLE ROBERT DEARDORFF. Bob ; Geffysburg. Pennsyl- vania; Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa: Band II. 2. 3h Orchosfra; MARIANNA CRIST ERLE DIEHL, JR. ERLE DEARDORFF ROBERT DOLE Track Team U. 2,: Class Honors Uh Scabbard and Blade IN: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . MARY ELEANOR DEPFER, Mellie : York. Pennsylvania: French: Chi Omega: A Capella Choir U. 2. 3h SCA U. 2. 3,: G-Book : I944 SPECTRUM Sfaff: Class Honors IN; May Day Commiffee Uh Phi Sigma Iota UL . HELEN JEAN DIEFENDERFER. Diefy ; Hallefon. Pennsyl- vania: French; Delhi Comma: Cheerleader U, 2h Head Cheew leader m; Owl and Nithngale m; I944 SPECTRUM Circula- +ion Sfaff; Phi Sigma lofa: SCA U. 2. 3h Kappa Delia Epsilon: Student Senafe Bk Class Honors Uh Sub-Freshman Day Com- miHee: May Day CommiRee: Ouhfanding Junior. . ERLE KERPER DIEHL. JR.I Erl ; Hanover. Pennsylvania: Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa: Soccer U. 2. 3h SCA II. 2. 3h Scepfical Chymisfs H. 2. 3,; Scabbard and Blade Uh Sub- Freshman Day Commiffee. 0 ROBERT S. DOLE. Bob ; Clearfield. Pennsylvania; Eco- nomics: Alpha Tau Omega: Mercury Rh SCA U. 3h U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Bk Sub-Freshman Day Commifiee. . GEORGE STEPHEN DRACHA. George ; Reading. Penn- sylvania: Economics: BaskeOball U. 2, 3h Baseball U. 2h Sub- Freshman Day CommiHee. . ALBERT GARDNER DRIVER, AI : Laurel Springs. New Jersey: Mafhemafics: Phi Kappa Psi: Track Rh Swimming Team U, 2h 5. C. A. HL 0 ROBERT ERSKINE. HI. Hawkins : Prospeci Park. Pennsyl- vania; Economics: Sigma Chi; Swimming Team U, 2h Mercury U. 2. 3h G-Book ; Business Manager of Mercury l3l: Sub- Freshman Day CommiHee. . MARTIN LUTHER FAUSOLD, Mar'ry : ScoHdale. Penn- sylvania; His+ory: Sigma Chi: Assistan? Basketball Manager U. 2. 3,: Mercury U, 2. 3!: I944 SPECTRUM Assistanf Circu- laiion Manager: 5. C. A. ll, 2. 3h Kappa Phi Kappa. . ROBERT HERMAN FELDMAN. Bob : Long Island Cify. New York: German; Sigma Chi: Football Uh G-Booll U. 2. 3h Delta Phi Alpha U. 2. 3h SfudeM Senafe Bk Men's Rifle Team t2, 3h 5. c. A. m. . HOWARD EDGAR FISHEL, Fish ; York. Pennsylvania; Pre-Medical; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Band U. 2. 3h 5. C. A. U. 2. 3,: Befa Befa Beta Bk Men's Debene Council Rh I944 SPECTRUM Adverfising Sfaff. . EDNA EVELYN FISHER, Eddie ; Wesfernpor'l. Maryland; His+ory: Chi Omega; Geffysburgian Ul; Geffysburgian Ediforial Siaff 1;. 3h Highesf Class Honors U. 2h l9l6 Alumni Prize: G-Book ; I943 SPECTRUM; I944 SPECTRUM Feafures Edifor: S. C. A. U, 2h S. C. A. Cabinef Uh Women's Debafe Council ll. 2h Manager, Women's Debate Council Bl: Delia Phi Alpha: Tau Kappa Alpha: Kappa Delia Epsilon; Orchesfra: Modern Book Club: Phi Alpha Thefa; Ouisfending Junior. 0 HARRIS G. FISTER, Maple Shade, New Jersey: Pre-Medical: Tau Kappa'Epsilon: Swimming Uh Befa Beta Befa: Sfudenf Senne Uh Gavel Club; I944 SPECTRUM Circulafion Sfaff: Presiden'! of Tau Kappa Epsilon. . ROBERT BERENDT FORTENBAUGH, The Flip : Geffys- burg. Pennsylvania: Chemistry: Alpha Tau Omega: Freshman R. O. T. C. Milifary Award: Freshman Fodball; Scepfical Chym- isfs U. 3h Varsify Foofball U, 3h Geffysburgian U, 2, 3h G-Bool ml: Edifor of G-Book tn; Assisfanf Sports Edifor of GeHysburgian Uh Delfa Phi Alpha; 5. C. A.; Dean's Honor Roll H, 2h Highesf Class Honors Rh Class Honors Uh Pen and Sword: Ouisfanding Junior. 0 WILLIAM M. FOWLER. Bill : Tafamy. Pennsylvania: Pre- Denfal: Phi Kappa Rho; Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee: S. C. A. MASS GEORGE DRACHA HOWARD FISHEL MARTIN FAUSOLD ROBERT FORTEN BAUGH ALBERT DRIVER EDNA FISHER ROBERT ERSKINE. Ill HARRIS FISTER ROBERT FELDMAN WI LLIAM FOWLER SAMUEL FRANK, JR. JAMES FRESH GEORGE GENSEMER BARBARA GEORGE GRACE GATRELL DOROTHY GEIGER CHARLES GEORGE EMILY GOTWALD . SAMUEL ROY FRANK. JR.. Sam : Philipsburg, Pennsyl- vania: Philosophy; Phi Kappa Rho: S. C. A. U. 2. 3h 5. C. A. cabinet m; Pre-Minisferial Associaiion U. 2. 3y; secremy. Treasurer of Pre-Minis+erial AssociaHon Bl: Treasurer of,$ages: Efa Sigma Phi: Sfudenf Senefe; I944 SPECTRUM Class Edifon Modern Book Club U, 2. 3,: Vice-Presidenf of Modern Book Club UH; Vesper Choir. ' JAMES HENRY FRESH. Jim : Cumberland. Maryland; Philosophy: Phi Sigma Kappa: Dorm Counselor Rh Circulation Manager of I943 SPECTRUM: Men's Siudenf Council; Corre- sponding Secrefary of Men's Sfudenf Counc'illch Soph-Frosh Hop CommiHee Uh Band U. 2h Pre-Minisferial Association U, 2. 3h S. C. A.: Sages: Vice-Presidenf of Sfudenf Senafe: Chairman of Campus Social Commiffee: Business Manager of I944 SPECTRUM; Oufsl'anding Junior. . GRACE LUCILLE GATRELL, Gracie : York. Pennsylvania; Biology: Chi Omega: S. C. A.: I944 SPECTRUM Advertising Siaff: 39+: Bah Befa: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . DOROTHY VIRGINIA GEIGER. DoHie : Upper Darby. Pennsylvania; Pre-Medical: Chi Alpha Sigma: S. C. A, U. 2, 3h Scepfical Chymisfs U. 2. 3h May Day CommiHee. . GEORGE JOHN GENSEMER, Jack ; Pine Grove. Penn- sylvania; Chemisfry: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Dean's Honor Roll Ht Scepfical Chymisfs R. 3h Men's Tribunal Rh Dormifory Counselor Bl. Be+a Beia Befa U, 3h Scabbard and Blade Bk 5. C. A. . BARBARA GEORGE, Bobbie ; Riverside, Conneciicuf: Spanish: Phi Phi Phu: S. C. A.: Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee. 0 CHARLES H. GEORGE. Charlie : Mi. Wolf, Pennsylvania: History: S. C. A.: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 EMILY IRENE Z. GOTWALD. Gestburg. Pennsylvania; Polifical Science: Delta Gamma: S. C. A. U, 2, 3h 5. C. A. Cabinef Uh Geffysburgian Sfafi U. 2. 3h Kappa Delh Epsilon; May Day Committee. 0 ELEANORA WILHELMINA GRAEFE, Mills Maryland: Biology; Chi Alpha Sigma; Befa Befa Befa H. 3l: Secreiary of Beta Be+a Beia Uh Delta Phi Alpha H. 3,: Vesper Choir Bk 5. C. A. U. 2. 3l. Gravy : Owings 0 NORMAN STANLEY HAAS, Bud ; Philadelphia. Pennsyl- vania; Chemishy: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Varsify Soccer U. 2, 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . JAMES LAVERE HAFER, Hafo ; GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Economics: Sigma Chi; Geffysburgian U. 2, 3h News Editor of Geffysburgian U, 3h Edifor-in-Chief of Geffysburgian Uh I943 SPECTRUM; Associafe Ediior of I944 SPECTRUM; G-Book ; Mercury : Pi Delta Epsilon: Men's Student Council U. 2h Recording Secre+ary of Men's Sfudenf Council Hl; Ouisfanding Junior. 0 GLORIA MARIE HAMMER. Meriden, Conneciicuh English; Delta Gamma: A Capella Choir U, 2. 3h 5. C. A. H. 2. 3h Mercury : Women's Tribunal UL . JOHN ALBERT HARGLEROAD. Jack ; Pennsylvania: Pre-Medical; Sigma Chi; Band Uh As;is+an+ Shippensburg, Tennis Manager: Geffysburgian ; Varsity Swimming Team U. 2h G-Book : Assistan+ Edifor of I944 SPECTRUM; S. C. A. U. 2' 3,: Junior Prom Commmee. . WILLIAM JAMES HARGREAVES. Bill : Johnsfown. Penn- sylvania: Pre-Medical: Alpha Tau Omega; Band U, 2, 3h Highesf Class Honors Uh Manager of I944 SPECTRUM; Class Honors Rh 5. C. A; GeHysburgian U, Circulafion NORMAN HAAS J. W. HARTMAN ELEANORA GRAEFE WILLIAM HARGREAVES JAM ES HAFER GLADYS HARVEY 2. 3h Assistant Circulation Manager of Ge'dysburgian HI; Circulafion Manager of GeHysburgian Bk Business Manager of Geffysbu;g'ian Bk Assisfanf Baseball Manager: Scepficel Chymisfs: Phi Befa Kappa. I 0 J. WILLIAM HARTMAN, Spook : Lansdale, Pennsylvania: Chemisfry: Phi Gamma Delia: Fodball U, 2, 3h Wresfling Uh Track U. 2. 3h Freshman Dormifory Counselor R, 3h Class Treasurer Hh Ouisfanding Junior: Sfudenf Senafe; Rifle Team U, 2, 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee; I944 SPEC- TRUM; Gavel Club; Presidenf of Phi Gamma Delia, - GLADYS MARGARET HARVEY. Peggy ; Camp Hill. Penn- sylvania; English: Chi Omega: GeHysburgian U. 2. 3h Owl and Nightingale I2, 31: Kappa Delia Epsilon; I944 SPECTRUM: S. C. A.: Soph-Frosh Hop Commiffee; Oufsfanding Junior: Dean's Honor Roll. 0 RUTH ANNE HAVERSTICK. Rudy : Alfoona. Pennsylvania; Chemisfry: Chi Omega: Freshman Class Honors: 5. C. A. U, 2, 3h Scepfical Chymisfs: I942 G-Book : I944 SPECTRUM Sorority Editor: Geffysburgian H. 3h Ediior of GeHysburgian Uh Vice-Presidenf of Class HI; President of Chi Omega. News 0 RUTH ELLEN HEIGES. Heigie ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Chemistry; DeHa Gamma: Class Honors U. 2h Geifysburgian U. 2, 3,: I944 SPECTRUM Faculfy Edifor: S. C. A. U, 2, 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. GLORIA HAMMER RUTH HAVERSTICK MASS JOHN HARGLEROAD RUTH HEIGES LOUIS HELLDORFER. JR. RICHARD HOLSBERG DONALD HERB DONALD ISSING 0 LOUIS KARL HELLDORFER. JR., Lou ; Balfimore, Mary- land: English: Lambda Chi Alpha: Pre-Minisferial Associafion H. 3!: Freshman Dormitory Counselor; Sub-Freshman Day Com- miffee. 0 DONALD WARREN HERB, Don ; Adamsfown, Pennsyl- vania; His+ory; Phi Sigma Kappa: Rifle Team U, 2h 5. C. A. U. 2' 3h 5. C. A. Cabinet Bl: Dormifory Counselor I2, 3,: Sages Bk Phi Alpha Thefa UH: GeHysburgian U, 2h Band U. 2, 3l: Debafing Uh Pre-Minisferial Associafion U, 2. 3h I943 SPECTRUM; I944 SPECTRUM Circuleiion Sh ; Oui- s'randing Junior; Pen and Sword. ,1 . LUTHER REIGLE HOCKER. Hock : Whifemarsh, Pennsyl- vania; Pre-Denfal: Lambda Chi Alpha: Band Uh Tennis IH: I943 SPECTRUM: Phofographic Editor of I944 SPECTRUM: LUTHER HOOKER DENMAN JACOBSON JOHN HOFFMAN, JR. VIVIAN KAMMRATH S. C. A. U. 2. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHoe; Campus Publicify Office Phofographor. 0 JOHN H. HOFFMAN, JR.. Jack : Upper Darby. Pennsyl- vania; Economics: Phi Kappa Psi: Foofball U. 2, 3,: Wresfling Hi. 0 RICHARD A. HOLSBERG, Dick : Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: Pre-Medical; Phi Kappa Psi; Band Uh Assisfanf Tennis Man- ager H, 2. 3h I944 SPECTRUM Advedising Staff. 0 DONALD CLIFFORD ISSING, Don : Brookline. Massachu- seHs: Economics: Alpha Tau Omega: Varsify Swimming U. 2h Tennis Team Uh S. C. A. ll. 2h Ari Edihr of Mercury : Ari Editor of G-Book ; Fraiernify Edifor of I944 SPECTRUM; Mr. Leap Week CH: Sub-Freshman Day Commmee. 0 DENMAN F. JACOBSON. Swede ; Elizabeih. New Jersey: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Geffysburgian tl, 2I 3h Assisianf Business Manager of Gefi'ysburgian Bk Owl and Nighfingale II. 2. 3i: Properi'y Manager of Owl and Nithn- gale; G-Book : Class Presidenf l2,. 0 VIVIAN ALMA KAMMRATH, Kammy : Clearfield, Pennsyl- vania: Chemishy: Phi Phi Phi: Class Honors Hi: I943 and I944 SPECTRUM; Geisturgian U. 2, 3!; Mercury ; 6. Book : Scepfical Chymisfs U, 2. 3h Secrefary of Scepfical Chymisfs Uh Delfa Phi Alpha: 5. C. A.: Rifle Team; Pan- Hellenic Council R. 3L o HELEN SWOPE KEITH, Keifhie ; eenysburg, Pennsylvania; French; Chi Omega; Women's Debate Council U. 2. 3h Vesper Choir l2. 3h 5. C. A.: Modern Book Club IZ. 3h Presidenf 05 Modern Book Club Bk Campus Head of U. S. O. ' DORIS MARION KELLER, DiHo ; Philadelphia. Pennsyl- vania: Economics: Delhi Gamma: Pi Lambda Sigma: G-Book : I943 SPECTRUM; Class Officer HI: 5. C. A. 0 GLADYS VELMA KELLEY, Gay : GeHysburg. Pennsylvania: French: A Capella Choir U. 2. 3,: S. C. A. U, 2. 3h Phi Sigma Iota: Class Honors KL ' JOHN MORRIS KELSO. Zombie ; Punxsufawney. Pennsyl- vania: Physics; Phi Sigma Kappa: Fencing U, 2h Physics Lab- orafory lnsirucfor. 0 MARY LOUUSE KOCH, Kochie ; Hazleion. Pennsylvania; Economics; Delh Gamma: S. C. A. U, 2. 3h May Courf U. 2h SPECTRUM Class Beauty Queen U. 2. 3h Class Secrefary uh Junior Prom Queen UL . C. EDGAR KOEHNLEIN, Ed : Balfimore, Maryland: Eng- lish: Phi Kappa Rho; S. C. A. U, 2, 3h Pre-Minisierial Asso- ciafion U. 2. 3h Men's Tribunal Uh Gra-Y Club U, 2L HELEN KEITH DORIS KELLER 0 LEO JOSEPH KRUPA. Leo ; RusselHon. Pennsylvania: Chemisiry: Alpha Tau Omega: Foofball U, 2. 3h Baseball H, 2, 3h Scabbard and Blade Bl: ScepHcal Chymisis R. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . ROBERT LELAND LANG. Bob ; Washingfon, D. C.: His- bry: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Men's Debah Council U. 2. 3h Manager Men's Debaie Team Bk Pre-Minisferial AssociaHon U, 2. 3,: Ba Sigma Phi; Phi Alpha Thefa: Sages: Dean's Honor Lisf Uh. Class Honors IN; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee: I944 SPECTRUM. 0 ERNEST P. LEER, Ernie : York Springs. Pennsylvania; His- fory: Phi Kappa Rho: Dean's Honor Roll U. 2h S. C. A. U. 2. 3h Sages t3h Sub-Freshrnan Day CommiHee: Pre-Miniderial Associafion U. 2, 3,: EM Sigma Phi Bk Geffysburgian Cir- culafion Sfaff. . JAMES HARVEY LEWIS. Yingle : Sea Cliff, New York: Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Swimming Team Hj; Foof- ball H. 3h Pi Lambda Sigma Bl; Wresfling U, 3,: Dormifory Counselor. MASS GLADYS KELLEY ROBERT LANG JOHN KELSO ERNEST LEER MARY KOCH JAMES LEWIS C. E. KOEHNLEIN LEO KRUPA Junior HELEN LOGAN WILLIAM MARSHALL KARL LYNN, JR. RICHARD MARTZ 0 HELEN MAR LOGAN. Bin : TurHe Creek. Pennsylvania; English; Chi Omega: 5. C. A. U. 2, 3h I943 SPECTRUM: I944 SPECTRUM Circula2ion Sfafi; Sages UH: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee 0 KARL V. LYNN, JR.. Karl : Hershey. Pennsylvania: History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Mercury Uh Kappa Phi Kappa: GeHysburgian. . W. L. MICHAEL MAINES, Mike : Woodland. Pennsylvania: Polifical Science: Sigma Chi: Freshman Class Officer: Freshman Debafing Team; Assisfanf Business Manager of Gefiysburgian u. 3h Circulafion sun of Mercury u, an s. c. A. u, 2. 3h lnierhafernify Council: Presidenf o2 Inferfrafernify Council BL W L. M. MAINES ELMER MCKEE RICHARD MARCH JOHN MENGES . RICHARD MASON MARCH. Dick ; Norrisiown. Pennsyl- vania: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball U. 2. 3h Baskefba U, 2,: Baseball Uh Men's Tribunal: Presidenf of Men's Tribunal Uh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . WILLIAM C. MARSHALL. Bill ; Alfoona. Pennsylvania: PhiIosophy: Kappa Delia Rho: S. C. A. U. 2I 3h Pre-Minis- ierial Associafion KI, 2. 3h A Capella Choir Bk Dorm Coun- selor BM 5. C. A. Cabinef Uh E+a Sigma Phi BM Sages Bk Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee HL . RICHARD MOYER MARTZ, Dick : Macungie. Pennsylvania: Economics; Phi Delta Thefa: S. C. A. U, 2. 3h Basiefball Manager Uh Varsiw Baseball U. 2. 3h Pi Lambda Sigma Bk Circulaiion Sfaff of I944 SPECTRUM; Keep 'Em Smiling Com- miHee UL . ELMER S. McKEE. Chuck : Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; Chemistry: Phi Gamma Delia: Tennis U. 2. 3h BaskeHaall Kl, 2. 3h Soccer Uh Inferfraferniiy Council; Pan-Hellenic Dance CommiHee CH: Class President Uh I944 SPECTRUM Adver- tising Staff: Scepfical Chymisfs n. 32: Geffysburgian Uh Class Honors U. 2h Sub-Freshman Day Commiifee; Baum Mafhemaiical Prim; Scabbard and Blade. 0 JOHN CLAIR MENGES, Johnny ; York. Pennsylvania; Chemistry: Phi Sigma Kappa; Scepfical Chymisfs U. 3k 5. C. A. U. 2. 3h Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee. . ELAINE RENZ MICHEL. Mike : Philade'phia, Pennsylvania; English: Chi Omega: Kappa Delia EpsiIon; May Day CommiHee. 0 JOHN ARMWAGE MITCHELL. Doc ; Silver Spring, Mary- land; PrevMedical: Alpha Tau Omega: Geffysburgian U. 2. 3h Men's Tribunal Bk Vice-Presidenf Men's Tribunal Uh S. C. A.: Swimming U, . H. DONALD MITMAN. M39 ; Downingfown. Pennsylvania: Chemistry; Lambda Chi Alpha: Soccer Ul: Soph-Frosh Hop RI; Chairman of Junior Prom BL Owl and Nighfingole H. 3l: Assishnf Business Manager of Owl and Nighiingale Uh I944 SPECTRUM Assisfani Pho+ographic Edimr: Scabbard and Blade Uh Inferfrafernify Council U. 3h Gavel Club; President of Lambda Chi Alpha. . ESTHER EILEENE MIZELL, Mix : Kensingbn, Mary'and: Bible: Chi Omega; I943 SPECTRUM; I944 SPECTRUM Phokng- raphy SMH: GeHysburgian U. 3h G-Book Uh S. C. A. U. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 ROBERT CHARLES MOLLER, Muddy : Floral Park. New York: Mefhemafics: Sigma Chi: Swimming U. 21; Baseball Uh S. C. A. U. Zl; Mercury U. 2. 3h Men's Tribunal Rh Sub- Freshmen Day CommiHee. . SARA JANE MORROW. Sally ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; French: Delia Gamma: Phi Sigma lofa; Kappa Delta Epsilon: Coed. Rifle Team Uh Geffysburgian. 0 GEORGE WVILLIAM MOTTER, Taneyfown. Maryland: Chem- isfry: Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band Uh A Capella Choir U, 2. 3h Track U, 2h Penn Relay Team Rh 5. C. A. U. 2. 3h Sub- Freshman Day CommiHae. 0 RAY SELTZER MUSSELMAN, Moose : Norrisiown. Penn- sylvania; Economics: Phi Gamma Delia: Scabbard and Blade Uh Track U. 2h Fodball U. 2I 3h Baskefball Uh Pi Lambda Sigma Bl: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee U. 2L 0 FRANCES MARION NAILE. Frannie : Lebanon, Pennsyl- vania: Hisfory: Delia Gamma: S. C. A. U, 2L G-Book ; Sub- Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 DEAN BURTRAIN OLEWILER. Berfie ; Red Lion, Pennsyl- vania: Pre-Medical: Phi Sigma Kappa: Bend U, 2h Ge'rfys- burgian U. 2, 3h Befa Beha Beta BL MASS ELAINE MICHEL SARA MORROW JOHN MITCHELL GEORGE MOTTER H, D. MITYMAN RAY MUSSELMAN ESTHER MIZELL FRANCES NAILE ROBERT MOLLER DEAN OLEWILER WILLIAM PARRY JOHN PFAHLER VINCENT PARNELL CLARENCE PETERMAN EDRED PENNELL. JR. JAMES PERROTT ROBERT PFEIFER PAUL POWELL . VINCENT MICHAEL PARNELL, Vince ; Hazlefon. Pennsyl- vania; Economics: Phi Delta Thefa; Baskefball U, 2. 3h Pen and Sword: Gavel Club: Presideni of Phi Delia Thefa: Presidenf of Sfudenf Senafe. 0 WILLIAM BLAKEY KNlGHT PARRY. Bill ; Langhorne. Pennsylvania; Economics; Phi Kappa Rho; Sub-Freshman Day Commiifee: Geffysburgian UL . EDRED JOSEPH PENNELL, JR., Ed ; Mifflinfown, Penn- sylvania: Biology; Phi Kappa Psi; GeHysburgian Uh Sub- Freshman Day Commiffee. . JAMES A. PERROTT. Jim ; BeHimore, MaryIand: Pclifical Science: Phi Kappa Psi: S. C. A. U. 3h GeHysburgian U. 3i: I943 SPECTRUM; I944 SPECTRUM: Mercury : Pi Lambda Sigma: Tau Kappa Alpha: Vice-Presideni oi Tau Kappa Alpha Bl: Varsiiy Debah Council H. 3h Vice-Presideni of Varsify Debafe Council Bl; Assisfanf Manager of Varsity Debate Council. 0 CLARENCE WAYNE PETERMAN, Pefo : Indiana. Penn- sylvania: Philosophy; Phi Kappa Rho: Freshman Debafe Team: Band U. 2h 5. C. A. U. 2. 3h 5, C. A. Cabinet Di; Eia Sigma Phi n, 3l: Treasurer of Eh: Sigma Phi Bk Vesper Choir; Sages: Pre-Minisferial Associafion U. 2, 3h Modern Book Club U, 3,: I944 SPECTRUM. . JOHN WHITFORD PFAHLER. Long John ; Meyersdale. Pennsylvania: EngHsh; Lambda Chi Alpha; Debafing U, 2. 3h Secreiary and Treasurer of Men's Debaie Council Uh Band U, 2. 3h Orchestra: Tau Kappa Alpha U. 3h 5. C. A.: Pre Ministerial Associefion U. 2. 3h Swimming; Tennis Uh Wresi- ling Hh I944 SPECTRUM. 0 ROBERT PFEIFER. Bob Plainfield, New Jersey: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi: Scabbard and Blade Uh GeHysburgian BL 0 PAUL ALBERT POWELL. Peep : Delanco. New Jersey: Economics: Phi Kappa Psi; Assishni Baseball Manager U. Zl; GeHysburgian U. 2. 3h I944 SPECTRUM Circulation Shaff; Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee; Assishnf CirculaHon Manager of GeHysburgian H. 3L ' JOSEPH WILLIAM POWERS, Joe : Brookline. Pennsyl- vania: Economics: Phi Kappa Psi: Fooiba U, 2. 3h Inferfrafer- nify Council Uh Vice-Presidenf o5 lnhrfrdernhy Council IN: Scabbard and Blade Uh Capfain of Scabbard and Blade Rh I944 SPECTRUM: Penn Relay Team; Oufsfanding Junior. 9 BEATRICE A. PYLE. Bea : Pearl River. New York; Pre- Medical: Chi Omega: Women's Sfudenf Tribunal, Presiden? IN: Women's Sfuden'r Council II, 2. 3h Secrefary and Treasurer of Women's Sfudenf Council: Vice-Presidenf of Women's Sl'udeni' Council Bk 5. C. A.: S. C. A. Cabinef Uh Scepfical Chym- isfs U, 2, 3l: Befa Beta Beta: Modern Book Club: Owl and Nightingale; Socrefary of Owl and Nighfingale Rh I944 SPECTRUM Circulation Sfaff. 0 BRUCE WILLIAM RAFFENSPERGER. Wabbif ; Arendis- ville, Pennsylvania; PrevMedicaI: Phi Gamma Delta; A Capella Choir U, 2. 3h Baseball U, 2, 3h Dormifory Counselor Uh Sub-Freshman Day Commiifee: Scabbard and Blade: I944 SPECTRUM Adveriising Shff. 0 JACK W. RAY. Jake : Geffysburg. Pennsy'vanio; Biology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Fodball II. 2, 3l: Wrestling U. 2. 3h Track U. 2. 3h Sub-Frashman Day Commifhe. 0 WILUAM SCHLOMER RHOADS, Hymie : Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; Chemistry; Phi Gamma Delia: Geffysburgian Business Sfaff U. 2. 3. 4l: Advertising Manager of Geifysburg- 2, 3h WresHing Manager U, 2. 3h Sub-Freshman Day Com- miHee UL 0 BETTY JANE RICE. Palmyra, Pennsylvania; Biology: Chi Omega: Befa Bah Beta Uh Vesper Choir: Mercury UL 0 GEORGE RICHARD RIDINGER. Dick ; GeHysburg. Penn- sylvania: Hisfory; Oufsfending Sophomore R. O. T. C. Award; Kappa Phi Kappa: Scabbard and Blade BL 0 H. BRUCE RIEFE, Cosmo : New York, New York; Polifical Science: Alpha Tau Omega: Fooiball Uh Assisfani Foofball Manager I3l: S. C. A. U, 2,: I944 SPECTRUM Siaff: Mer- cury t2. 3h G-Book Rh Tennis U. 2h Sub-Freshman Day Commune H. 3L , 0 DONALD H. ROBERTS. Don ; Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: Chemisiry: Tau Kappa Epsilon; Track U 2, 3,; Foo+ball U, 2. 3h Baskefball U. 3h Golf Uh Class Treasurer Ul: Class Presiden+ Uh Secrei'ary of Dormifory Board Uh Dormifory Procfor Bl; Highest Scorer ln+erfra+erni+y Baskeiball League Uh Dean's Honor Roll U, 2, 3h Oufsfanding Junior. 0 RAPHAEL ALBINA ROSSETTI, Rosey ; Baliimore. Mary- land: Polifical Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Football U, 2. 3h Wresiling U, 3h Track U. 2, 3h I944 SPECTRUM Adverfising '- A ion Uh Adveriising Manager of I944 SPECTRUM: Soccer U. Sfaff. JOSEPH POWERS BEATRICE PYLE BRUCE RAFFENSPERGER JACK RAY WILLIAM RHOADS BETTY RICE GEORGE RIDINGER H. B. RIEFE DONALD ROBERTS RAPHAEL ROSSETTI MARY ROWELL RICHARD RUDISILL DOROTHY SCHEFFER THELMA SCHAGRIN DOROTHY RUDOLPH CHARLOTTE RUNK NELSON SCHIMMEL RICHARD SCHLOTTMANI JR. Junior . MARY ANNE ROWELL. Meb ; Edgewood Arsenal, Mary- land: Biology; Delia Gamma; Mercury I2. 3h Kappa Delia Epsilon Uh May Day CommiHee. 0 RICHARD ALLEN RUDISILL, Rudy : Harrisburg, Pennsyl- vania: Hisfory: Sigma Chi; Band U, 2h Business Sfaff of Mercury U, 2. 3l: Business Shff of G-Book U, 3h Pre- Minisi'erial Association: 5. C. A.: Soph-Frosh Hop Dance Com- miffee. . DOROTHY RUDOLPH. Rudy ; New Kensinsfon. Pennsyl- vania: English; Phi Phi Phi: GeHysburgian H. 3h Chairman of Chrissmas Dorm Dance ISM S. C. A. Rh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . CHARLOTTE EVELYN RUNK. Downingfown, Pennsylvania: Philosophy; Chi Omega; A Capella Choir u. 3,: S. C. A.: I944 SPECTRUM Adveriising Staff. 0 DOROTHY VIRGINIA SCHEFFER. DoHie ; Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: Economics: Chi Omega: Class Secrefary Ul: PI Lambda Sigma Uh I944 SPECTRUM Staff; Mercury Bl; Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee; A Capella Choir UL 0 THELMA RUTH SCHAGR'N. Teddy : Middlefown, Dela- ware: Pre-Medical: Chi Alpha Sigma: Befa Beta Befa Uh GeHysburgian U. 2. 3l: Mercury U. 3: Treasurer of Chi Alpha Sigma H. 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 NELSON HIRSCH SCHIMMEL, Nels : Hampfon. Penn- sylvania; Chemishy; Be+a Beta Beia: Men's Tribunal Uh Secv reiary Men's Tribunal Bk Secrehry of Men's Non-Frafernify Group Uh I944 SPECTRUM Circulafion Staff; 5. C. A.: Scep- fical Chymisfs UL . RICHARD H. SCHLOTTMAN, JR.I Buckei : BeN'Ilehem, Pennsylvania; Economics: Phi Gamma Delia; Junior Varsiiy Soccer l2. 3h Wresfling H. 3h I944 SPECTRUM Adverfising Sfaff: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee: Pi Lambda Sigma H, 3h Scabbard and Blade Bk Firsf Sergeanf of Scabbard and Blade BL 0 ROSCOE WENDELL SHANK. Ros ; Blue Ridge Summit. Pennsylvania: Philosophy: Lambda Chi Alpha: Fencing U. 2h Vesper Choir Uh A Capella Choir Bk Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 BARBARA LEE SHAW. Bishopville. Souih Carolina: Pre- Medical: Delhi Phi Alpha Bk Scepfical Chymisi Prile; Scep- fical Chymisfs H, 3,: Bah Befa Beta; 5. C. A. U. 2. 3L . WILLIAM LAWRENCE SHELLEY, Bill : Caiisle: Pennsyl- vania: Chemisfry: Phi Kappa Psi; Men's Rifle Team U. 2. 3h Debafe Council U. 2h Fencing Team Ul; I942 and I943 SPECTRUM; Phobgraphy Edifor of I944 SPECTRUM: GeHys- burgian : Scechal Chymisis H. 3k Befa Beta Ben CH: Scab- bard and Blade DL 0 ETHEL FLORENCE SHERAW. Alfoona. Pennsylvania; Eco- nomics: Delia Gamma: Women's Siuden+ Council U, 2. 3h Geffysburgian Business Ste H. 2, 3i; I943 and I944 SPECTRUM Circulafion Sfaffs: Women's Debafe Council U. 2. 3h Tau Kappa Alpha; Pi Lambda Sigma: Women's Pan-Hellenic Council H. 3h Dean's Honor Lisi IZL 0 ERIC HALFDAN SIGMAR, Sig ; Mounhin, Nodh Dakofo; Philosophy: Sigma Chi: A Capella Choir Uh Dramaiics: S. C. A.: Sages Bl: Presidenf of Sages ISL . DONALD CHARLES SINGER, Don ; Paradise, Pennsyl- vania: Economics: Phi Delta Then: Scabbard and Blade Uh Soccer n. 3h SuS-Ereshman Day CommiHee. 0 MARY B. SLIFER. Sparky : Gunfur, India: Biology; Chi Alpha Sigma: Befa Befa Beta U, 2. 3h Delfa Phi Alpha t2, 3h Dean's Honor Roll U, 3h S. C. A. II, 2, 3h Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . HELEN GENEVIEVE SOMMAR, Gen : Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania: Chgmishy: Chi Omega; GeHysburgian U. 2, 3h Mercury U. 2, 3h Assistant Liferery Edifor of Mercury Uh Editor-in-Chief of Mercury Uh Ar? Edifor of I944 SPEC- TRUM : G-Book ; Cheerleader U. Zl: Scepfical Chymisfs H. 2. 3,: Befa Beia Beta uh Pi DeHa Epsilon Bk 5. C. A. U, 2, 3L 0 DOMINIC JOSEPH SPINOZZI. Spinner ; Ardmore. Penn- sylvania: Chemisfry: Phi Kappa Psi: Foofball U. 2. 3h Wresf- ling U. 2h Scepfical Chymisfs t2, 3h Scabbard and Blade IN: I944 SPECTRUM Staff. . EDWARD K. STIPE. Ed ; York, Pennsylvania: Philosophy: Garver Greek Prize: Wresfling II. 2, 3h Freshman Foofball; S. C. A. U. 2. 31: S. C. A. Cabinei Uh Sages; EM Sigma Phi: Dean's Honor Roll U. 2, 3h Phi Beta Kappa. MASS ROSCOE SHANK DONALD SINGER ETHEL SHERAW DOMINIC SPINOZZI ERIC SIGMAR EDWARD STIPE BARBARA SHAW MARY SLIFER WILLIAM SHELLEY HELEN SOMMAR JOHN TOME MAURICE WEAVER RICHARD TEETER GRACE WALTEMYER FRANCES SWOOPE WILLIAM VOGEDES, JR. GERALD STRICKLER JAMES TRIMBLE KENNETH TRIMMER Junior 0 GERALD BRENNER STRICKLER. Jerry : York, Pennsylvania: Hidory; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Soccer Manager U. 2, 3h Base- ball Manager U. 2h S. C. A. U. 2. 3h Pre-Minisferial Asso- ciafion U, 2, 3,; Geffysburgian U. 2h Sages BL Sub- Freshman Day CommiNee UL 0 FRANCES D. SWOOPE. Franny : Lebanon, Pennsylvania: Biology: Delta Gamma: GeHysburgien U, 2,: Befa Befa Beta U, 3h May Day Commiffee. . RICHARD ROOF TEETER, Dick ; Taneyfown. Maryland; Pre-Medicel: Phi Sigma Kappa: S. C. A. U. 2, 3h A Capella Choir U. 3h Scepfical Chymisfs U, 3h Delfa Phi Alpha n. 3h Beta Befa Bah U. 3L ,, 9 JOHN MOORE TOME. John ; Hanover. Pennsylvania; Chemistry: Phi Sigma Kappa; Class Honors Uh Gestburgian Circuhfion Sfaif U, 2, 3h Assisfanf Baskefbafl Manager U, 2h Owl and Nithngale H, 3l: Treasurer of Owl and Nighfingale 4 ; Delia Phi Alpha U. 4,; S. C. A.: I943 SPECTRUM: Scep- fical Chymisfs H, 3,. 0 JAMES RICHARD TRIMBLE, Spider ; Harrisburg, PennsyL vania: Economics: Phi Delta Thefa: Pi Lambda Sigma UH: Track Team Uh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 KENNETH E. TRIMMER. True-blue : Carlisle. Pennsylvania: Chemisfry: Phi Gamma Delta: Soccer H. 2. 3h Basketball U. 2. 3h Geffysburgian Circulation Sfaff t2, 3h I944 SPEC- TRUM Circulation Staff: Sub-Freshman Day Commiffae U, 2L 0 WILLIAM VOGEDES, JR.. Baltimore. Maryland; Chemisfry: Lambda Chi Alpha; Track Uh Varsi+y Wrestling U. 2h Assisi- anf Track Manager ah Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . GRACE VIRGINIA WALTEMYER. Gracie : Geffysburg. Pennsylvania: English: Delta Gamma; A Capella Choir U, 2. 3h 5. C. A. U. 2. 3h Efa Sigma Phi I2. 3H; Vice-Presidenf of Efa Sigma Phi Bl: Kappa Delta Epsilon. 9 MAURICE STEVENSON WEAVER. Maury ; Geffysburg. Pennsylvania: Economics: Sigma Chi: I943 SPECTRUM; Sports Editor I944 SPECTRUM; Geffysburgian U. 2I 3h Sporfs Edifor of Geffysburgien HI: Mercury HI: Managing EdHOI of Mercury l2h Associafe Editor of Mercury IN: G-Book' Uh Sages: S. C. A.: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 CALBERT EARL WELLIVER. Cal : Hulefon. Pennsylvania: Hisfory: Phi Delta Theta: Baskefball U, 2I 3h Men's Tribunal Uh Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee. 0 MARY LOUISE WENH. Mary Lou ; Gettysburg. Pennsyl- vania; French; Delta Gamma; Garver LaNn Prize; Muhlenberg Freshman Prim: Highest Class Honors U. 2h 5. C. A, U. 2. 3h 5. C. A. Cabinet I3h I943 SPECTRUM: I944 SPECTRUM Organizafions Editor; G-Book : Managing Editor of G-Book BI: Geffysburgian U. 2, 3h Assisfanf News Edi+or of GeHysburgian Uh Liferary Edifor of Geffysburgian Uh Efa Sigma Phi: Phi Sigma Iofa: Pi Delta Epsilon; Vesper Choir UL . PHYLLIS CECILLE WICKEY. Washingfon. D. C.; Bible: Delta Gamma: Sages U. 3h Secrefary of Sages Uh Women's Debefe Council U, 3h Delia Phi Alpha Uh S. C. A. U, 2I 3h 5. C. A. Cabinef UL . JANE HALL WITMER, Doc : Hanover. Pennsylvania; Pre- Medical: Chi Omega: 5. C. A. U, 2, 3h Pan-Hellenic Council I2. 3h Women's Sfudenf Council Uh Geffysburgian U. 2, 3,; I943 SPECTRUM: I944 SPECTRUM: Ben Beta Beta. 0 ALICE BENNER WOLF. Benny ; Baltimore. Maryland: Eco- nomics: Chi Omega: 5. C. A. Ul; I944 SPECTRUM Typisf: Pi Lambda Sigma: Mercury Bl: Sub-Freshman Day Com- miffee. . ROBERT JACOB WOLF, JR., Bob : Harrisburgl Pennsyl- vania; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Inferfrafernify Council Uh Foo+ball Manager Uh I944 SPECTRUM Circulaiion Sfaff: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. 0 ANTHONY JOHN YOVICSIN, Tony : Sfeelfon. Pennsyl- vania: Hisfory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball U, 2l 3h Basket- ball U, 2. Bl: Track U, 2. 3h Pen and Sword: Ouhianding Junior. 0 ELEANOR HOCH ZIMMERMAN, Hokey : Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania: English: Chi Omega; A Capella Choir U. 2. 3h Secrefary of A Capella Choir UH: S, C. A.: S. C. A. Cabinet Bk I944 SPECTRUM Circuleiion Siaff; GeH'ysbuI-gian Uh Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. . 0 WILLIAM NEWTON ZIMMERMAN. Newf : York, Penn- sylvania; Pre-Medical: Phi Sigma Kappa: Scepfical Chymisfs U. 3,: Geffysburgian H. 2. 3h Vesper Choir UH: Assisfanf Baseball Manager U. 2. 3h S. C. A.: Sub-Freshman Day Commiffee RL . HAROLD JAY ZUBROW, Hal ; Camden. New Jersey; Pre- Medical; Band U, 2h Gef+ysburgian H. 3h I944 SPECTRUM; Scepfical Chymisfs: Junior Prom CommiH'ee UH: Sub-Freshman Day CommiHee. MASS ALICE WOLF HAROLD ZUBROW JANE WITMER WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN CALBERT WELLIVER ROEERT WOLF. JR. MARY WENTZ ANTHONY YOVICSIN PHYLLIS WICKEY ELEANOR ZIMMERMAN After Hue figh+-pals again! Closeup of Soph-Frosh fighf-Shangler Lewis on +op! .. 7hegop1w . . . .. A hrce in one acf-Lou mourns for F. 8x M. Mob scene: Ge? fhaf dinkl Music hafh charms? . . . . andth 9mm . . Haircuf! Tribunal fonsorial arfisfs af work. Doc's Hckled, bu+ can you name i+7 MICHAEL J. BADEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Presidanf NORBERTH H. STRACKER . . . , . . . . . . I Vice-Presidonf ELLEN LEE SACK . . . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary THOMAS L. LEAMAN . . . I . . . . . . . I . . . I Treasurer 71w $ophomore 614M Officeu Baden, Sack, Sfracker. Loaman. I I I I I AMATUCCI, JOHN WILLIAM . , . . Silver Spring. Mdl ANNAND, JESSIE INNES ....... WiImingfon. Del. ANNIS, JOHN HAROLD ...... Murchaniville, N. J. BADEN. MICHAEL ........... Red Bank, N. J. HAIR, ROBERT WELLS ........ Wosiminster, Md. BARGMANN, DOROTHY HENRIETTA . Pearl River, N. Y. BARTEAUX, EVELYN JANET ....... Pittsburgh, Pa. BAYLINSON, ROBERT IRWIN ......... York, Pa. BECKER. ROBERT OTTO ...... Valley Stream, N. Y. BEENY. HENRY GEORGE, JR ....... Teannck, N. J. BENDER, GEORGE ELDON ..... Chambersburg, Pa. BERGEN, MARION TR-UMBULL . . . . Short Hills. N. J. BERGER, ROBERT K ............ Baltimore. Md. BERRY, WILLIAM HARVEY ....... Camp Hill. Pa. BETTMAN, JEAN ELIZABEYH ....... Ramsey. N. J. BILLY, EDWARD CLARENCE ......... Irwin. Pa. BLOOMQUIST. JAMES ALBERT ........ Kane, Pa. BORTNER, RICHARD BAKER . . . . Spring Grove. Pa. BOVARD, CHESTER FRANCIS, JR ..... Clearfield, Pa. BOWMAN, PHILIP RICHARD . . . ,Sovon Vallays. Pa. BOYCE. JANE GALE ......... Manhassef, N. Y. BRADLEY, RUSSELL DAVID ...... Upper Darby. Pa. BROWER' CRAIG ABBOT ...... Philadelphia, Pa. BROWN. LOIS JEAN ........ Clarksburg, W. Va. BUSCH, JOHN WILLIAM ....... Wyomissinq, Pa. BUSSARD, JOHN WESLEY ........ Myersvilla, Md. CASS, WENDELL EUGENE ........ Wyncofe, Pa. CASSELL, ROBERT EDWARD IIIII Graffon, W. Va CERVINO, JOSEPH A.. JR. , . Haddon Heights, N. J. CITRON, THOMAS HENRY ...... New York. N. Y. CLINE, THOMAS LUCIAN. JR ..... Gemsburq, Pa. CLINGAN, DONALD LUTHER ......... York, Pa. COOKE. CHETWIN EUGENE ....... Riverside, Pa. COPPERNOLL. DONA MILDRED . .Canaioharie, N. Y CULP, DAVID YHOMAS .......... Arnold, Pa. DAISEY. JAMES WARD . . ..... Gloucoshr. N. J. DAUBl MILDRED MARGARET ...... Baltimore. Md. DAVIDSON. JULIA MARGARET ..... Jamaica. N. Y. DELL. CHARLES SQUIRES, JR. ..... Baltimore, Md. DUNDORE, CLAUDE WILHELM ...... Reading. PaA DUNKLE, DUANE EDWARD IIIIII Johnstown, Pa. 71cc DUNN, JOHN JAY, Ill ........ Ellwood CNyl Pa. EHRHARDT, JOHN ULMONT, JR. . Teaneck. N. J. EHRMAN. HERBERT ALLAN, JR. . . . Chevy Chase, Md. ELLIS. RALPH JEFFORD . Newion Highlands. Mass. ELLIS, SHIRLEY MAY ........... Alfoona, Pa. EVES, ARTHUR LAWRENCE ...... Camp Hill. Pa. FEESER, ANGELINE ELIZABETH , . . . LiHlesfown, Pa. FLOTHMEIER, META AUGUSTE . . . Ph'ladelphia. Pa. FOX, BARBARA ANN ........ New Haven, Conn. FRASER. SAMUEL MacDONALD. JR. . . Brooklyn, N. Y. FREEDMAN, DONALD B. . . . . , . . Harrisburg, Pa. FREIHOFER, STANLEY HERBERT, JR ..... MarionI Pa. GARMAN. WALTER EARL. JR. ..... BaHimore, Md. GLATFELTER, CHARLES HENRY . .Glen Rock, Pa. GOLDY, ELIZABETH ......... Riverside. N. J. GOTWALT, SPURGEON TALMAGE, JR. . . York. Pa. GRAEFE, JAMES ARTHUR ..... Owings Mills, Md. GRANT, ALBERT JACK ....... New York. N, Y. HACK, ADELAIDE ELEANOR LOUISE Sfeelfon, Pa. HAMMANN, LILLIAN LOUISE ..... Balfimore. Md. HART. ROBERT PALMER . . Elkins Park, Pa. HAWBAKER. LYMAN EDWARD Geflysburg, Pa. HELDRICH, FREDERICK JOSEPH, JR. . Baltimore, Md. HEMPERLY. ROBERT WORK . .Chambersburg, Pa. HENDRICKSON. JAMES CHESTER. JR ..... York, Pa. HERR, ROBERT ROGERS ......... Alfoona, Pa. HILTY, OLLIE JANE .......... Leechburg, Pa. HOMER. GEORGE MILES, JR. . Haddon Hoighis, N. J. HOOVER, WILLIAM JOSEPH . .Youngsfown. Ohio IRLE, NANCY MAYER ......... Lakeville. Conn. JACOBSON, MURRAY .......... Newark. N. J. JONES, WILLIAM HOWARD ..... Walerbury. Conn. KARCHNER, JOHN ROBERT ........ Milfon, Pa. KELLER, HARRY GRIESEMER ........ Roimon, Pa. KELLER, WENDELL FRANKLIN . . . Valley Siroam. N. Y. KELLEYI ROGER EDWIN ...... Minneapolis. Minn. KIME. ROLAND WEBB ......... Bendersville. Pa. KLINEDINST, ROBERT LEE ........ Red L?on, Pa. KLING, DOROTHY LOUISE ....... Harrisburg. Pa. KOLLER, ROBERT FRANKLIN ......... York, Pa. KONO, HIROAKI .............. Hilo. Hawaii ophomore Claw - - KRUMRINE. ELIZABETH MARIE ...... Hanover, Pa. LEAMAN, THOMAS LEED ........... Lififz, Pa. LEHMAN, ROBERT EUGENE ....... Johnstown. Pa. LEHMANN, GUSTAVE RICHARD . . , . LIGHTCAP, CARMEN MARIE ...... Brooklyn, N. Y. LINTA. NED ................ Shelton. Pa. LOWER, RICHARD BURTON ........ Reading, Pa. MARKS, ROY DONALD ......... Camp Hill, Pa. MATHERS, ARLENE RUTH ..... Upper Darby, Pa. McGHEE, GEORGE HARRISON ...... Kane, Pa. MEHRING. GLORIA FAITH ...... Dreer Park. Pa. MELLOTT, HERMAN 3., JR. . . McConnellsburg, Pa. MILLER. RICHARD WILLIAM ...... Shillianon. Pa. MIRAGE, FARIS AMIN ......... Bethesda. Md. MULCAHY, DAVID MUSGRAVE ..... Trenton. N. J. MUSSELMAN, ROY DONALD ....... Fairfield, Pa. NESBITT. MARION ELLA ..... McConnellsburg, Pa. NOLT. WILLIS HERR, JR. ........ Lancaster. Pa. NORLEY. JOSEPH ............. Brooklino, Pa. ORTLIP. KATHLEEN CLAIR ...... Philadelphia, Pa. OTTO. GENE PAUL ........... Harrisburg, Pa. OYLER, ROBERT JOSEPH ........ Geifysburg, Pa. PAULES. DOROTHY MAE ........... York. Pa. PAXSON, SHARPLESS MERCER, Ill .Wesf Chester, Pa. PFEIL. JOHN MONROE, JR. ...... Edgewood, Pa PLAGANIS, PETER PAUL ....... Brunswick, N. J. RABE. MARY ELAINE ........... LIanerch, Pa. RAFFENSPERGER, SAMUEL M. . . Arondfsville, Pa. RASMUSSEN, JOHN ELLIOTT ..... GeNysburg, Pa. REHMEYER, CHARLOTTE ROMAINE Sfuwarfsfown. Pa. RESTIN, HOWARD BRUNO ........ Brooklyn, Pa. RICE, JACK EARL ........... Kensington, Md. ROBINSON, HOMER GENE .......... York. Pa. ROBINSON, MILTON OLIVER ......... York. Pa. RUOFF. FRED ARTHUR ........ Union Ciiy, N J. RUTHERFORD, DONALD IRVING . . . Harrisburg, Pa. RUTHS, ARTHUR LAMAR ......... Kulpmonf, Pa. RYAN, THOMAS BUTLER ........ Norrisfown, Pa. SACK, ELLEN LEE ............ Balfimore. Md. I551 Tarenmm, Pa. LIEBEKNECHT, WILLIAM HENRY . Merchantsvilla, N.J. SCHAEFFER. BARBARA ELSOM . . . . Ellsworfh, Ohio SCHEFFER, EMILY MARION ...... Covingfon, Ky. SCHMITTHENNER, JERRY EYSTER .Chambersburg, Pa. SCHWARTZ, ALLAN EHRMAN ..... Balfimore, Md. SCHWEIZERI LESLIE ROBERT ...... Brooklyn. N. Y. SHIPE. DELORES GEORGINA Red Lion, Pa. SIEGMUND. CHRISTINE HARRIET . .BaIOimorc, Md. SMITH, ARTHUR M. ........... Rufledqe. Pa. SMITH. DAVID ARTHUR ......... Tromont, Pa. SMITH. DOROTHY MAE ....... Davidsville. Pa. SMITH, WILLIAM ARTHUR ........ summit, N. J. SPANGLER, HARRIET ANN ...... New Oxford, Pa. STALEY, CHARLES IRVING ....... Frodurick. Md. STERN, NANCY ELIZABETH ...... Jonkinfown, Pa. STRACKER, NORBERTH HENRY. JR, . . Wilmingfon, Del. STROCK. BRADFORD KENT ..... Mechanicsburg, Pa. SULLIVAN, JAMES ROBERT ..... THEVENET, PAUL VERNOR ...... THOMAS, JOHN BOWMAN ..... Mendham. N. J. Befhlehem, Pa. AbbcHsfown, Pa. TROUTMAN. JOHN JACOB ..... Schmicksburq. Pa. WAGNER. JAMES HAROLD ....... Mohrsville. Pa. WAGNER. WILLIAM LEVINE . .Wesfminshr, Md. WALLIS, MARY LOUISE ......... Befhlohom. Pa. WEAVER, QUENTIN CLIFFORD ..... Harrisburg Pa. WEIBLEY, ARLENE JOYCE ....... Harrisburg, Pa WEIGLE, CHARLES MADISON, JR. . .GoNysburg, Pa. WEIKERT, ELIZABETH LENORE ....... Amblor, Pa. WEIRICK, GEORGE CHRISTIAN . . .Harrisburg, Pa. WEITZEL. VIRGINIA DEITZ ....... Balfimore. Md. WENTZ, ROY CHARLES ......... Allanfown. Pa. WILINSKI, ROBERT ........... Camden, N. J. WILLIAMS. CHARLES RAY ..... McKningtown' Pa. WILSON, JOHN WILLIAM ....... Harriiburq, Pa. WOLF. GEORGE DUGAN ....... Williamsport, Pa. WOLF. WALTON R. .......... Smifhsburq, Md. YEAKLE, CATHERINE MARSADA . . . Haqorsfown, Md. YERKES, JOHN HAROLD. JR. ..... Camp Hill, Pa. YINGLING, WILLIAM JUNIOR ..... Baltimore. Md. YINGST. GERALD DONALD ....... Highspirc, Pa. ZANER, HENRIETTA .......... York Haven, Pa. Damm. McLarnon. Snyder, Hippensfeel. Fish. ACTON. CHARLES PLUMMER, JR. . . 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WARNER, JOHN ROBERT ........ Glenoldenl Pa. WARREN, WILLIAM LANSON ..... Biglerville, Pa. WATKINS, ROBERT ELLIOTT ..... Chevy Chase. Md. WAY, JOHN JARRETT . . . WELSHI ELAINE MAXINE . ..... Cleveland, Ohio WICKEY. VIVIAN DELORES . . .Washingfon, D. C. WILEMAN, RUSSELL BENJAMIN . . . . Harrisburg. Pa. WOHLFERT. KENNETH FRANKLIN . 4 Englewood, N, J. . . South Williamsport. Pa WOLFE. ROBERT CHARLES .......... York, Pa. YARLOTT, PATRICIA ANN ...... New'Ionville, Mass. ZUNDEL, WILLIAM L. ....... Mounf Pleasant Pa. ZUTES, GEORGE ............ Rochester, N. Y. 77w ?redlmmn Claw - - 3 The Royal Family wafches a tense moment l r - - - - ?ollow the Crow Head Chnrlcadcr Diefenderfer and her crew managed to stop leading yells ius? long enough to sit soil! for this shot during haIi-tima. Road- Al Hero, on! of i0 senior co-caplains for Hue Dickinson game, poses ing from lei? to right. ihese pep-masfors are Keller. Nodadovich, Miller, wifh Rad Devil Capfain Fred DiHman as Dress and Haas look on. Diefenderfer, and Dunn. Abouf mid-affernoon on Jrhe Geffysburq campus. +hough+s +urn from classrooms +0 spor+s. and +he pafhway of mos'r sfudenfs leads +0 +he Eddie Plank Gym, where Hen Bream and Pe+e Beeson puf +hem +hrough +heir paces in rigorous pracfice sessions. Or, on Safurday affernoons, +he crowd Jrreks +0 colorful Memorial Field +0 wa+ch Bream's Bullef grid machine roll over opponenf elevens and chalk up anofher G-Burg friumph. GeHing off +0 a ragged s+ar+ in ifs firs'r few confes+sl Coach Bream's Bullef gridiron powerhouse suddenly roared info acHon +he laHer half of +he season, winning five +il+s +0 Jrhree losses. Eager and ready for Jrhe 1942 campaign, 30 of Hen Bream's charges repor+ed af +he Eddie Plank Gym along abouf +he middle of Sepfember and prompfly were husfled off +0 +raining camp up in +he mounfains around Laurel Lake. There for +en days +hey sweafed and worked. refurninq 6+ +he end of +ha+ +ime +0 play a fough eighf-game season, fough nof only because of +he calibre of +he opponenfs. buf because of difficulfies of fravel and weafher. 7 When +he Bullefs refurned +0 GeHysburg from +heir Jrraining period +hey had a week +0 prepare +hemselves for +heir firsf confesf aqains+ +he Green Terrors from Wesfmins+er. a Jream wi+h fwo qames played. and ably led by a brillianf back, Manny Kaplan. For +hree full quarfers of +he +ussle Jrhe Bulle+s were on +he losing end of +he score. and onIy in Jrhe fourfh period did +he local qridders come +hrough +0 execufe some dazzling Foofball +0 win, 20 +0 ID. The Homecoming Day crowd saw +he combinafion of Hardy +0 Yovicsin click for con- sisfenf gains, +he clincher coming in +he Iasf few seconds of +he s+ruggle. The fowering Bullef end pulled one of Hardy's lonq-disfance heaves ouf of +he air, bu+ O'Keefe, Maryland wingback' pushed him, making him drop +he pigskin. ln+erference was called, +he ball awarded +0 C036W? Gene HMS- mndom 3 6' ' - - cenfer for H19 pasf fhree seasons, who played G-Burg on The one-yard hne, and March plowed across Info pay dlrf SMY minmes of almosf every game on H19 br +he winning score. I942 G-Burg grid calendar. $ Ill Inigame The side-line gang looks worried, buf sfill keeps +he wafer boy busy. l7ll Mr. Clayfon E. Bilhaimer. Bulle? afhlefic di- recior, who. as czar of G-Burg alhlefics. has given the Orange and Blue i9: good name in sporfs circles for Nae pas? sixteen seasons. On a clay so ho+ as +0 melf +he ice in +he wafer buckef +he Orange and Blue wenf down +0 +heir lirs+ defeaf as the Mules kicked back in +he final period of Jrhe game of Allenfown +0 win 20-l4. Coming from behind +0 move omL in fromL in +he +hird quarfer by a l4-I3 counf, +he Bulle1L aerial defense falfered for a briel moment and Mule back Bud Bossick flipped a pass +0 speedy Tony Anneccherico, who scored +he winninq louchdown for +he Julian-coached lads. Jumping Joe Cervino, bell- ing Bullef fullback. led +he affack for +he Breammen, and fhe work of +he line was ou+s+anding, as +he l8 firs'r downs rolled up by +he locals +0 Muhlenberg's six is ready wi+- ness. Seeking a come-back againSf +he highly-foufed Blue . Hens of Delaware who were ou+ for +heir sevenfeenfh consecufive win, +he Bullels drilled all week on aerial defense and a speedy ground game, only +0 have rain on Salurday spoil +heir plans. A drenched field allowed +he line power of +he opponenls +0 score a vicfory, l3-O. The play of Gene Haas, workhorse G-Burg cenfer, sparked fhe Bafllefielcl delense +hroughou+ +he enfire fill in an- ofher sixfy-minufe exhibifion of sfellar foofball. Fafher's Day af G-Burq was an oulsfanding evenf of +he year. and +he gridders presenlecl +he college wi+h a 20-0 friumph over F. and M. for +heir share of +he program. Leading from s+ar+ +0 finish, +he Bullefs crossed +he Diplomaf's goal line fwice in +he second period, and once in +he +hird Period. meanwhile holding +he Blue and I721 The Board of Sfrafegy: Head Coach Henry T. Bream and Line Coach Harold Beeson. While 5? bay. Jim Hardy, flashy Bullef failback. led The slalwarf warriors, while on +he line Schumacher and Dress played brillianfly. A bi+ dubious abouf +he T formalion employed by +he Drexel Engineers, +he locals drilled exfra hard and long, wifh +he resulf +ha+ on +he following Salurclay Drexel wenf down +0 an I8-O deleaf. The Engineers puf up a game defense. and only a long pass from Hardy +0 Yovicsin enabled +he Bafflefield eleven fo score in +he firsf half. GeHysburg seemed +0 have liffle difficulfy in ripping +he Drexel line wide open, buf bogged down fime Sfarfing +he second half, +he Bullefs scored in eith plays, and from and again when wifhin scoring disfance. +ha+ poin+ on. +he Drexel +eam was game bu+ beafen. Hardy circled +he end +0 accoun+ for +he second fally of +he +ussle, buf Blackwood's af+empled conversion failed +0 find Jrhe uprighls. giving fhe BaHlefield eleven 6 l2-0 edge. In +he las+ canfoi +he orangeeclad gridders romped +0 +he Drexel 20-yard sfripe. only +0 be checked. Shortly afferwards, however, fhe Bullef qrid machine began lo click on all four cylinders as Punchy March. G-Burg failback, fook a punf and chased down fhe field in+o scoring posilion. Confinuing +0 carry +he brunf of +he Bafflefield affack, he climaxecl his performance by bur- rowing his way +hrough a slack of Dragon +acklers info fhe end zone for +he final six-poinfer. Again Jrhe fry for exfra poinf fell shorf, handing G-Burg an l8-0 Jtriumph. Throughouf +he season +he squad had been surveying +heir opponenfs. ancl +he consensus of opinion seemed +0 be +ha+ Bucknell would be hard +0 beaf. So far +heir record had been impressive, lo say +he least and +he Bullef scoufs reporfed +ha+ +heir T lormafion was one ol +he besl in +he counfry. Trying lo keep +he boys in shape and yef have +hem complefely ready for +he fray. Hen had heavy drills only on Wednesday. and when Friday rolled around, G-Burq was sef. The long ride and cramped dressing rooms failed +0 dishearlen +he Bream- iles as onfo +he field froHed 'rhe rival Orange and Blue squads. The whisfle blew. and fhe T formafion of +he Thun- derinq Herd sfar'red +0 work. Hiffing a+ all angles and posifions, fhe Bucknell +eam seemed +0 slip +hrough +he quick-opening holes wifhouf any dilliculfy. Bu+ down near +he goal line +he Bullefs suddenly resisfed and sfopped +he onrushino Herd several fimes, once on +he six-inch line, and many more fimes in +he shadow of +he goal posfs. The Bison forward wall was also sfrong, and +0 gain ground +he G-Burg backs sfarfed +0 run +he ends and pass. GeHysburg gained I30 yards by passing. buf +0 no avail, for +he Bisons slopped +he Bullefs when fhe chips were down, and +he firsf hall ended wifh +he feams deadlocked in score, 0-0. And in +he lirsf +hree plays in +he +hird quarfer. +he Bullefs and +he Bisons produced one of lhose oddifies +ha+ can only happen in foolball, for in +hose brief momenfs all +he scoring was done, and +he game won. Having the choice, +he Bullefs elecfed +0 receive. and huddling Jrogefher before lhe whisfle, mapped plans for +he relurn of +he kickoff. Taking +he boof on fhe G-Burg 20, Beaver carried fhe pill for l0 yards and reversed fo Harf execules a perfed block as Roberis looks on. Powers, who romped 70 yards behind beaulilul blocking lor a score. Blackwoodls aHempled conversion failed, and GeHysburg kicked off +0 Bucknell. Affer one scrim- mage play, Red Johnson crashed Jrhrough cenfer and raced 55 yards fo knol +he counf 6-6, and personally boofed +he ex+ra poinf +0 give +he Bison eleven a 7-6 edge +ha+ proved +0 be +he margin of vicfory. Haas was +he whole Orange and Blue forward wall all affer- noon, making Jrwo or +hree slashing Jrackles in a row, while Anderson's sfellar line play sparked +he Thundering Herd's defense. . After +he slim. one-poinf sefback experienced af Jthe hands of +he Bison eleven, Coach Bream's pigskin forces came back fasf, fakinq +heir nexf lwo opponenls on Jrhe rebound. Firsl on +he lisf was Ursinus. employing a double-winq spread formafion, and boasfing a welle balanced club led by a speedy running back. Paul Def- wiler. ln Jrhe Hlf al Collegeville. a high wind and a very open field produced a confesf full of lreak kicking and passing. bu1L fhe Bulle+s hacl liHle +rouble crossing +he Bear goal line in +he second half affer several coslly fumbles had prevenfed any lirsf-half scoring. Punchy March blasfed wide holes +hrouqh +he Ursinus line +0 leacl +he fouchdown parade, and +he final counf read I2-O in Gelfysburg's favor. Paced by perlecf passes from Jrhe pifching arm of big Jim Hardy, +he Bullel powerhouse rolled over ifs ancienf rival, Dickinson. 45-20 in The season's final lo rellre +he Lil' Brown Buckef frophy again. The play of +he year occurred when Beaver ran +he openinq kickoll back for a G-Burg fouchdown, only lo have Red Devil wingback Prescolf duplicale his leaf, carrying +he refurning Bullef boof for a similar score. get 'em KulletA! Haas. Dress, and Hardy close in. I731 I942 SEASON RECORD Geffysburg . . . . . . 20: Wesfern Maryland . . I0 GeHysburg . . . . . l8: Drexel . . . . . . . O Geffysburg . . . . . . I4: Muhlenberg . . . . . 20 GeHysburg . . . . . . 6: Buckneli . . . . . . . 7 Geffysburg . . . . . . 0: Delaware . . . . . . I3 Geffysburg . . . . . . l2: Ursinus . . . . . . . O GeHysburg . . . . . . 20: Franklin and Marshall . 0 GeHysburg . . . . . . 45: Dickinson . . . . . . 20 . VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER N. P. ARIGO J. W. HARTMAN M. BADEN R. C. DEBLER L. J. KRUPA T. L. CLINE P. C. DRESS J. H. LEWIS J. A. CERVINO R. H. FRYLING R. S. MUSSELMAN N. LINTA E W. A. FLORSHEIM R. M. MARCH R. J. OYLER E. M. HAAS J. W. POWERS G. D. YINGST J. T. HARDY J. W. RAY C. S. GLOCK F. W. SCHUMACHER R. A. ROSSETTI R. B. WILEMAN C. T. BEAVER D. H. ROBERTS J. B. WARNER H. A. BERRIAN D. J. SPINOZZI W. H. LIEBEKNECKT R, B. FORTENBAUGH A. J. YOVICSIN F. A. MIRAGE ! J. H. HOFFMAN F. R. BLACKWOOD Firs? Row: Capoxzi, Trainer; Yovicsin. Hardy, Schumachar, Arigo. Haas, Captain; chler. Florsheim. Drus. Harf, Fryling. Second Row: Addison, Manager; Powers. Rossetti, Forfenbaugh. Roberts, Ray. Spinoui, Krupa, Musselman, Carvino. Hoffman. Cline, Linfa, Beeson. Coach; Bream, Coach. Third Row: Horfrnan, Badon, Berrian, Mirage. Lewis. Yingsi. Oyler. Blackwood, March, Beaver. Liobokncckf. Firs? Row: DeYoe, MacBean. Dapp, Haas, Trimmer. Brown. Second Row: Borfner. Ehrhardf, Mara, Hippensfeel. Third Row: Harfshorno. Coach; Haldrich, Weaver, Hazlebeck, Musselman. Missing: Sollenberqer, Kane, Diehl, Ehrman. MescMer, Wenfz. Mellon. Schlonan, Hipp. Luckenbaugh, Manager. $0 6 6 er I I I Below: Boot ?haf apple! BoHom: Ouf of fhe gym +0 flue game. I 942 SEASON Geffysburg . . . . . . 0: Penn Sfafe . . . . . . 7 GeHysburg . . . . . . 0: Navy . . . . . . . . . 4 Geffysburg . . . . . . 3: F. and M. l GeHysburg . . . . . . 3: Delaware . . I Geffysburg . . . . . . 3: Johns Hopkins 2 Geffysburg . . , . . . I: Wes+ern Maryland I . Winning +hree and losing Jrwo confesfs. Jrhe varsify soccer feam finished +heir season wifh a .600 average. Wifh a dozen veferans +0 form +he nucleus of +he I942 squad, including DeYoe, Kane, MacBean. Dapp. and Sollenberger, aH seniors. Coach Harfshorne moulded a welLbalanced aqgregahon. The locals opened wi+h a loss +0 +he Penn Sfafe booferg who downed +he Bulle+s 7-0 mainly by virfue of experience. Traveling +0 An- napolis for +heir nexf seHo, +he Harfshornemen wen+ dOWn 4-0 in a hard-fouth confesf. Then in quick order GeHys- burg won over Delaware, Johns Hopkins, and F. and M. The Diplomaf game saw +he Bullefs come ouf ahead on a 3-l count while Delaware losf +0 G-Burg by Jrhe same margin. Johns Hopkins was defeafed 32, while in +he Wesfern Maryland fray, +he Ias+ 01t +he season. +he score was deadlocked l-l affer a close game. Vince drops anorher bucks! againsi Muhlenberg. Followed +hroughou+ +he season by injuries and Uncle Sam. +he GeBurq varsify five sfill managed +0 floor a dangerous squad and finished fhe season wifh nine vic- fories and eighf losses under Jrhe guiding hand of Hen Bream. head coach of +he Orange and Blue. Ahhough Jrhe Bullefs only managed +0 break a liHle beHer +han even, +he quin+e+ succeeded in winninq ou+ over Navy, New Cumberland Army, F. and M. Pre-Flighf, and ofher sfrongly-rafed reams. Since +he Easfern Penn Conference was nof held +his year, +he Breammen had no crown fo fry for: however, +hey succeeded in downing former leaque opponen+s Lebanon Valley, Muhlenberg. and F. and M. once while losing +0 +he same feams in refurn games. and fripping Bucknell fwice. In +wo of +he highlith +il+s of +he season. +he BaHler fielders dropped close confesfs +0 Aberdeen Proving Grounds and Villanova. The soldiers were rafed as +he besf service feam in +he East and +he Bullefs puf up a sHH fighf before being nosed ou+ in +he lasf second by a subs+i+u+e's foul. 43-42. Fielding one of +he bes+ com- binaHons in +he sfafe, +he Villanova Wildcafs succeeded in pulling a 47-44 game ouf of fhe fire only affer Geffyse burg had equalled fheir scoring for +hree quarfers. Playing a+ Convenhon Hall for +he firsf Hme, G-Burg losf fo a highly-rafed 5+. Joseph's quinfef led by +he nafion's high scorer, George Senesky. During +he season. fhe Bullefs managed +0 down BuckneH fwice and Dickin- son once. In +he lasf fwo home games. fhe Breammen finally showed some of their earlyeseason punch and t Vince Parnell, Io I and Cal Walliver. right bofh hail'ng from Hazldon, Pa., and b0 ! leaders in Bullef scoring for the I943 season. frequently from his 'orward pod, while WellI'ver racked up poinfs and played I761 Parnell's ho! hand hit fhe nets a good floor game a! his guard posifion. Kaleewall scored I38 poinfs in blasfing F. and M. Pre-Flighf and F. and M. College. The 77 poinrs scored againsf F. and M. in +he final +il+ of +he year gave fhe I943 quinfewL +he disfincfion of having scored more points +han any Ge++ysburg varsify before +hem in fhe hisfory of BaHle- field baskefball. Pacinq +he Oranqe and Blue drive fhroughouf +he year were Freedman and Dracha wifh fheir sfeady and con- sisfenr floor games and +heir abilify +0 spark +he resf of fhe Jream. During +he season, Welliver, high-scorer for +he Bullefs and sfarfinq guard, was called in+o +he Army, as were some of +he promising freshmen, including lanky Dave Plank. Gene Haas and Vince Parnell also helped provide needed scorinq power fo +he BafHefielders. each displaying a knack of coming +hrough in +he pinches. Tony Yovicsin, sfar cenfer for +he feam, was unable +0 finish +he season due f0 a sudden operafion in March. Showing promise for any fufure varsify of Hen Bream's was freshman Cy Davis, who helped save many a game for +he BuHe+s. The Bulle+ junior varsify aggregafion had a rarher successful season wifh 7 vicfories and 2 defears. The iavee sefup replaced +he freshman feam of previous years and allowed sophomores and juniors +0 compe+e in +he pre-varsify schedule. Wins were scored over Navy plebes, Y. C. I., Hershey Junior College. Delone Cafh- olic. Geffysburg Seminary. and +he Mercersburg quinfefs. Hart Cline. and Frasso were oufsfanding courrmen. E. M. HAAS W. W. KANE V. M. PARNELL K. E. TRIMMER C. P. ARNOLD R. T. SNODGRASS J. E. DENLINGER BASKETBALL SQUAD'ROSTER Varsify Team G. E. WELLIVER J. U. EHRHARDT e. s. DRACHA R. P. HART A. J. YOVICSIN R. R. HERR c. A. DAVIS T, L. CLINE Junior Varsi'ry Team J. W. SMITH J. B. BACON R. B. WILEMAN J. B. FELTY I943 BASKETBALL RECORD GeHysburg . . . . . . 53; New Cumberland . . . 5l Geffysburg . GeHysburg . . . . . . 46: Lebanon Valley . . . . 36 Geffysburg . Geffysburg . . . . . . 39: Navy . . . . . . 37 Geffvsburg . Geffysburg . . . , . . 42: Aberdeen . . . . . . 43 Geffysburg . GeHysburg . . . . . . SI: Muhlenberg . . . . . 36 GeHysburg A Geffysburg . . . . . . 43: Lebanon Valley . . . . 44 GeHysburg . Gef+ysburg . . . . . . 44: Villanova . . . . . . 47 GeHysburg . Geffysburg . . . . . . 30: Wesfern Maryland . . 40 GeHysburg . Geffysburg . . . . . . 77: F. and M. M. BADEN R. B. BORTNER l. D, PLANK D. B. FREEDMAN E. G. FRASSO H. J. HIPPENSTEEL C. B. LILLY . 38; Dickinson . 34; Muhlenberg . 38: F and M. . 23: Sf. Joseph . 57; BuckneH . 34: Bucknell .5l: Villanova . . . . . . . 6I: F. and M. Pre-Flighf. . 3O Hen Bream, haad basketball coach. and the nucleus of his varsity courf squad observe miniaiure models of Ohcmsnlves in acfion on a small-sized floor. I771 In the firs? row of The 79am are Parnell. Yovicsin. Bream, and Haas. while sfanding in the nay arc Freedman, Dracha, and Wellivor. .3l .46 .40 .66 .36 .32 .7I .26 A tbs rk Firs? Row: Wen'tz, Cessna. Klinedinsf, Cronhardt Pattersonl Spinozzi, Babehke. Weaver, McLaughlin. Second Row: Wifh +heir schedule drasficaHy abbrevia+ed and aHer losing several key men in mid-season +0 Jrhe Army, +he varsify grapplers showed a season's record of one win. fwo losses, and a +hird place in +he Middle AHaans, buf Coach Pefe Beeson's boys would undoubfedly have had a far more successful season if if hadn'+ been for +he Thomas, DeYoe, Martin. SchIonani loss of Marfin and Wenfz from The varsify squad iusf ' affer +he Haverford mafch. and McLaughlin affer +he Temple confesf. The Johns Hopkins ma+ch was cancelled a few days beTore if was scheduled +0 come off so +he locals opened Jrheir card wi+h Haverford on fine home mafs. winning 23-l5. In The IZI-pound Class. Wenfz won by a fall. as did McLaughlin in Jrhe I36! Al Harf in +he 155, and Marfin in +he l65-pound division. Quenfin Weaver Jrook his mafch by decision, while Thomas, Lewis, and Fryling losf +heir's by being pinned. The enfire squad looked good in i+s opener. wi'rh Weaver Jraking lamL year's Middle- Aflanfic champion across in +he I28. Forced +0 forfeif +hree mafches due +0 iniuries, +he GeHysburg mafmen los+ +heir mee+ f0 Temple in, the I781 Beaver, Lewis, Rossem, Fryling. Sfipes Third Row: Missing: HarfI Kono, Olewiler. WreA Hing second confesf of +he card. The Tray, held on +he Temple mafs, saw Wen+z, Cronhardf, and McLaughlin forced +0 give up +heir mafches, Cronhard+ being faken ou+ wifh a broken rib and McLaughlin wi+h a forn ligament Geffys- burg's poinis came when Thomas pinned his man in +hree minufes and six seconds. wi+h Harf winning by a fall in 56 seconds. and Kono and Fryling faking Jrheir mafches by decisions. In +he heavyweighf class, Babefzke losf his baHle by a Tall, while all +he ofher Temple poinfs were gained Jrhrough injuries +0 fhe Geffysburg men. Hif again by hard luck, +he Beesonmen wemL down f0 deieaf agains+ LafayeHe 2l-l5 affer forfeifing +wo ma+ches. Hart Spinozzi, and Kono pinned Their men for GeHysburg's l5 poinfs, while Thomas and DeYoe losf for +he Bullefs, +he former by decision. Weaver losf his mafch affer The recurrence of an old injury! while Coach Beeson had no one +0 wresHe in +he I2l-pound division. In +he Middle AHanfics. held af Haveriord, fhe local grapplers won Jrhircl place. afier placing +wo men in +he finals. AI Har+ won The lSS-class Championship. while Spinozzi Iosf his mafch in +he lasf round. I943 WRESTLING RECORD Geffysburg . . 23; Haverford . . . . l5 Geffysburg . . I8; Temple . . . . . 20 Geffysburg . . l5: LafayeHe . . . . 2l Middle-Aflaans Third Place Meefs Cancelled Johns Hopkins: Navy Much of +he credif for +he successful wresHing feams feafured af G-Burg during +he pasf few seasons should go +0 Pefe Beeson' capable Bulle+ menfor. Pe're, who graduafed from Indiana Uni- versify in I935, has coached +wo maf feams fhaf copped Middle Aflan+ic Championships. In ad- difion +0 an undefeafed squad in I938. As a resuH of Pefe's I938 record, wresfling became a major sporf in I939, ranking high in Bullef afhlefics. Reds Weaver and McLaughlin have if out Harold Pefe Beeson. Wrestling Mentor. Fryling pins Beaver in a pradice ma+ch. Wifh a season's record of seven wins agains1L fwo losses, the Geffysburg baseball Jream was one of The besf in Eas+ern Pennsylvania, The Plankmen feafuring a squad made up mosfly of seniors and iuniors. along wifh a falenfed pifchinq shahc +ha+ hurled +hree shufouf games. Several sTugging freshmen and sophomores complefed +he sfarfinq lineup wifh Joe Cervino, who hif fwo homers in fwo Jrimes 6+ ba+ in +he S+a+e game, probably +he most oufsfanding. Senior sfandou+s were pifcher Ralph Cox. cafcher Bob Buyer. and Murfoff and Showalfer in The field while Kaneu hard-hiHing iunior, and Marfz. a sopho- more. sfarred af +hird base and shorfsfop respecfively. Affer having +heir inifial confesf re-scheduled because of rain, +he local diamondmen opened +heir season againsf Susquehanna. The Crusaders presenfed an inexperienced lineup, and +he Bullefs waTked away wifh an easy 7-l Jrriumph. However in +he nexf confesf, G-Burg mef wifh sfrong opposifion from +he Penn Sfafe baseballers and finished on +he shor+ end of a l6-12 fally. Russ Aungsf s+ar+ed on The mound for Geffysburg bmL was replaced in the second frame affer yielding six runs. Jim H5de +ook I301 ShowaHer raps on? a long one. over for +he nex1L five innings, while George Dracha re placed him for +he final frame. Bofh squads Teafured unsfeady pHching bmL +he hiHing was good for bo'rh Sfafe and +he Bullefs. Wally Kane, junior Third baseman. drove omL a homer in +he sevenfh +0 send fwo men home, buf +he rally was nof good enouqh +0 fop +he Lions. In +he Lehigh game. Coach lra Plank's diamondmen hif Jrheir sfride by shuHing ouf +he Engineers ll-O. Raiph Cox of The locals Took fop honors on +he mound by yielding only fwo hifs in neffing seven sfrikeouis. The Bullef drive began in The second inning and increased in Jrhe +hird when The locals clinched six runs and knocked +he Lehigh pitcher ouf of +he box. In +he final inning +he Lehiqhmen wenf down in one-iwo-fhree order +0 give Jrhe Bullefs an easy vicfory. The Bulle+s' opponenfs for +he fourfh game of +he season were +he LafayeHe Leopards. who were downed 3-0 on fhe home diamond. Russ AungswL pifched for Geffysburg and was fouched for six hi+s. while scoring five sfrikeoufs. The highlighf of +he game was Buyer's home run in fhe +hird inning which brough+ fwo men home and clinched +he confesf. The Dickinson fray, which was won on +he Devil field af Carlisle. saw the local batsmen. led by hurler Ralph Cox. furn down the home feam by an easy 7-4 vicfory. Cox fook his +hird win of +he schedule by fanning nine baffers. while +he Dickinson pifchers, Rehor and Plummer, yielded fwelve hifs +0 +he Geffysburg sluggers. Merle ShowaHer and Moe Mur+off won baffing honors by virfue of four singles and a homer respec'rively' wvifh Murfoff's homer bringing in Jrwo runs. Taking l6 hifs from +he Muhlenberg pifchers, +he Plank- men made a fine showing when +hey downed fhe Mules I2e3 on fhe local field. Russ Aungsf wenf +he limif for C-ZuBurg on +he mound. also geffing +hree hifs while at baf. Also hiffing well for Geffysburg were Fred Mizell and Moe Murfoff who gof +hree safefies apiece. while Wally Kane. belfing +hird-sacker, hif a home run in Jrhe eighfh wifh fwo men on base. Following +he Muhlenberg triumph. +he locals defeafed Swarfhmore on +he GeHysv burg diamond by a l4r3 fally. The game was clinched in Diamond Coach Ira Plank. Ge++ysburg Geffysburg . Geffysburg . Geffysburg . GeHysburg . Geffysburg . Geffysburg . Geffysburg . Geffysburg . First Row: Showaliar, Cervino, Hart Shainline. +he firs+ inning when +he Bullefs sfaged a six-run rouf. only'fo nab four more in +he fourfh and repeaf in +he fiffh canfo. Almosf every member of +he lineup gof a hi'r from Jrhe Garnef pifchers, wifh Murfoff and Marfz polinq home runs. Losing +heir second game of +he season, Coach Plank's diamondmen wenf down 10 a I3-5 defeaf againsf Navy on +he Annapolis field. The Orange and Blue scored first buf +he Middies soon oufdisfanced +he Bullefs and wenf on +0 sew up +he game. The Navy hif i+s s+ride in fhe fourfh inning when H faHied six runs and knocked Aungs+ ouf of +he box. Mizell, Marfz, and Cox played well for Geffysburg, wifh Marfz knocking ouf a round- +ripper in Hue +hird. The GeHysburg bafsmen clinched their season's final when +hey bowled over Dickinson 8-0. Russ Aungsf pifched a fine game for G-Burg and was aided by +he fith Geffysburg defense. Only one Red Devil got as far as second base. and +here was never any doubf as +0 +he ou+come. I942 BASEBALL RECORD 7: Susquehanna 6: Penn Sfa+e . ll: Lehigh 3: LafayeHe 7; Dickinson . 12: Muhlenberg OWWW$OON . l4: Swarfhmore 5: Navy 8; Dickinson Second Row: Marfin, Kane, Buyer, Murfoff. Cox, Dracha. Plank, Coach. Third Row: Raffonsperqer, Aunqsf, Hardy, Krupa. Mark, Brown, Miull, Schwaru, Manager. lall Coach PoTe Beeson and his Penn Relay Champions. On +he firsf row are Powers, Everharf, Bucher, and MoNer. wiih Beeson in ?he background. and 71-4ch Feafurinq a relay feam fhaf won +wo one-mile frack evenfs a+ +he Penn Relays and Fred Geifer, sfellar weighfs man who earned a third place a+ +he same meef. +he GeHysburg frack squad had one of +he mosf successful seasons in recenf years. +he Beeson-coached cindermen winning fhree dual meefs. fakinq second place in fwo conference filfs, and dropping one confesf +0 Haverford af the end of +he schedule. It was fhe relay feam of Bucher, Moffer, Everharf, and Powers wifh Jones as aHernafe, +ha+ gave +he frack Jream ifs greafesf vicfory. Winning +he Middle AHanfic Sfafes mile relay diadem wifh a Time of 3:233. +he locals ran +he second fasfesf race ever recorded in +his evenf. An- ofher win was scored Tor +he Bulleis when +he same com- bination walked off wifh The College Class mile relay fifle in 3:23.7. defeating Haverford by an easy five-yard measure at Franklin Field. Veteran Fred Geifer Took Third in +he iavelin evenf a+ Jthe Relays wifh a +hrow of I93 feef +hree inchesy buf scored his greafesf +riumphs earlier in +he season. Un- defeafed in any evenf for +he first +hree meefs, Geifer wenf on +0 cop seven more Tirsifs before +he end of fhe season in The broad jump. discus. iavelin. and shof puf. Coach Beeson's men opened +heir schedule wifh Dick- inson on +he locai frack. EverhanL won +he IOO-yard dash while Bucher +opped +he field in fhe 440 and 220-yard runs. Eisman +ook firsfs in +he +wo hurdle races. wifh Moffer and MelloH winning +he half-mile and pole vault respecfively. Geiier gained Tour firs+s in fine field evenfs. The final score was 87-39. in favor of +he Bulle+s. In The second confesf of +he year. +he Orange and Blue frackmen downed Wesfern Maryland by an 84-24 fally. Geifer again led +he GeHysburg cinder Jream wifh four firsfs in +he iavelini discus, broad jump, and shot 1821 Bucher came +hrough wifh fwo firsfs again in +he 440 and 220, and Powers copped Jrhe cenfury dash. running second +0 Bucher in fhe 220 event mile race while Klein. anofher freshman, +ook a win in +he pole vault clearing +he bar a+ I0 feef 6 inches. Mulcahy won +he Johns Hopkins was +he nex1L Jream downed by +he Bullefsi who won wi+h an 87 U2 +0 38 U4 score. G-Burg capfured every evenf excepf +he high jump and +he pole vault wifh Geifer sfarring in +he weighfs di- vision by virfue of fhree firsis. Jim Eisman took double honors, winning +he IZO-yard high hurdles and the 220- yard low hurdles. while George MoHer gained firsf place in 'rhe 880-yard run and +he mile. faken by Thomas. wifh Bill Everharf copping firsf honors in the hundred. Bucher, Bullef sophomore. repeafed in +he 220 and 440 +0 keep his record infacf. In +he Easfern Iniercollegiafe Afhlefic Conference meef af Lancasfer, Geffysburg los+ ifs firsf meef in iwo years in which a full feam was entered. Muhlenberg took +he cup by one Poinf with The locals Jtrailing af 57 3T4. However, +he Bullefs cap+ured eight firsf places and esfablished three new conference records. The iwo-mile was Wayne Bucher sef a new sfandard in +he 440-yard run by racing +he disfance in 49.6 seconds and also placed firsf in +he 220 in 2l.8 seconds. Jim Eisman smashed records in +he high and low hurdles. running +he I20 in I5.6 and +he low hurdles in 25.5. His record in +he high hurdles lowered The mark sef by Grimm of Ursinus in I936, while his +ime in +he 220-yard low hurdles clipped +wo-fenfhs of a second from +he old mark. The other fwo records were sef by Muhlenberg wifh Vandermark leaping six feef one inch in The high jump to beaf his old record of five-eleven, and Hill, who ran +he 880 in 2:00.610 iop +he mark sef +he previous year. In addition to the new records. six Bullets garnered Another first was scored when Fred Schumacher threw the discus l2l teet two inches, with Geiter taking a third in this event. points for Gettysburg in the conference meet. Jack Jones placed fourth in the 220-yard low hurdles. George Motter came in second in the 880. Herm Mellott tied tor third in the pole vault. while Shay earned a tourth in the high hurdles. The tinal tally showed Muhlenberg first with 58 3T4 points. Gettys- burg second. F. and M. third with 24 U2, and Drexel last with l2. The second conference meet ot the season. the Middle Atiantic States Collegiate contest, saw Gettysburg gain Havertord took first with 43 U2. the locals earned 37 points. and Muhlenberq was third with 30. Bucher established a new Middle Atlantic and another second place. Buch breaks the tape in the 440. I942 TRACK RECORD Gettysburg . . 87 : Dickinson . 39 Gettysburg . . 84 ; Western Maryland 24 Gettysburg . . 87V2; Johns Hopkins . 38V; Gettysburg . . 55 : Havertord . 7I Penn Relays First Place: Mile Relay: College Mile ECA Conference Meet Second Place Middle Atlantic Championship . Second Place l83l Gettysburg record when he ran the 440 in 49 seconds, loppingr eiqht-tenths ot a second from the old mark. Powers came in first in the century dash, while Bucher tought through tor another win in the 220. Other places were gained by Geiter in the broad iumpt discus. and shot, by Eisman in the 220-yard low hurdles, Powers in the 220-yard dash, Schumacher in the discus. and Ever- hart in the ICC. The Bullets closed their season with a 7l-55 loss to Havertord on the home oval. The visitors made most of their points in the distance events, the 880, mile, and two mile. but the locals cleaned up in the dashes and weight events. Top man again was Geiter with IS points. Geiter cli- maxed his college career by takinq three tirsts in the while Wayne Bucher was second with ten. shot, iavelin. and discus. while Bucher broke the tape in the 440-yard run and the 220-yard dash. K. Over the top! VARSITY TRACK ROSTER F. A. Geiter R. S. Musselman M. R. Dougherty J. W. Powers J, B. Jones J. W. Ray L. K. Meals D. H. Roberts W. C, Everhart R. A. Rossetti R. L. Garrett T. L. Cline F. W. Schumacher R. A. Klein W. A. Bucher G. W. Hinman E. R. Deardortt G. M. Homer J F Eisman R. W. Kime J. W Hartman H, B. Mellott J. H. Lewis D. M. Muicahy 6 W Motter H. G. Robinson W. E. Shay Kneeling: E. McKee. Richards. Slanding: Fischer, Coach; Stick. Busch, C. McKee. DeYoe. Bowman, Adamsen. Fighfing Their way +hrough a rafher mediocre season, Coach Bob Fischer's Bullef nefmen racked up a final fally of one win againer nine defeafs for +he I942 schedule. In +he opening mafch of +he nef card, +he local racquefeers won over Susquehanna Universify by a 9-0 more. The Fischermen won every mafch easily +0 down +he visifors. The fennis feam was defeafed nexf by Dick- Moyer, Reber, King. Todd, Weaner. Colby. Warfhen. Coach. '901f 1841 Inson 7-2, and +hen went down +0 fhe lune of 9-0 againsf Lehigh. On a week-end trip +0 Philadelphia +he locals dropped fwo mafches +0 Haverford and Swarfhmore 9-0 and 8-I, and than losl lo Johns Hopkins 7-2, Penn Sfafe 6-3. Muhlenberg 9-0, Bucknell 8-I. ancl Dickinson again 6-3 in +he lasl mafch of +he year. Myers! E. McKee, and Richards were oulsfanding neflers for +he Orange and Blue. Wilh a season's record of Three wins and only one loss, +he Bullef golf +eam showed considerable improvemenf over fhose of pre- vious years. as coached by Professor 6. Saylor Warfhen, +he linksmen deleafed Haverford, Johns Hopkins. and Weslern Maryland. only +0 lose +0 F. and M. in +he nexf lo lasf mafch of +he year. In +h'e Haverford confesf, Reber. King, and Calbv Jrriumphed in fhe singles while Todd and King won +he doubles round +0 give GeHysburg a 5-4 advanlage. Facing Johns Hopkins in +heir second mafch, +he local golf- ers nearly scored a clean sweep. Reber. Todd. and Moyer were vicforious for +he Bullefs wi+h King losing his malch +0 Johns Hopkins. Presenfinq a sfrong lineup, +he Diplomals of Franklin and Marshall defeafed Gelfysburg 6-3 in The local's only loss. King and Calby look +heir mafches Jrwo up, and six and five, while Weaner. Moyer. and Reber dropped +heir games. The final mafch of +he schedule saw GeHysburg besf Wesfern Maryland by virlue of a 7V2-IV2 fally. Reber, Todd. King1 Moyer. and Calby won fheir games, while in +he besf ball Confesfs, Todd and King, and Reber and Moyer were +he viclors. Weaner and Calby halved their malch. Todd cap- lained +he Orange and Blue linksmen +hrough fhe season. An innovafion info Geffysburg College lasf Sepfember. Jrhe Civilian Pilol's Training course included acfual hours of flying a+ flie Boulevard Airport locafed on Jrl'1e Baffle- field. and classroom work al college unfil an expanding Unifed Slafes Air Force recenfly changed fhe enfire sef-up. C. P. T. sprang up all over +he counfry fo ufilize +he privafe air fields scaHered +hroughou+ +he nation in frain- ing pilofs fha+ were desperafely in demand, and +haf fhe Army and Navy fligh+ schools couldn'+ furn ouf in We desired quanfify. All sfudenl pilofs Jraking +he course had +0 enlisf in eifher +he Army or Navy air reserve, and +he governmenf furnished +hem wilh books, board, and lodging! bu+ nof wifh a uniform. Three separafe courses were offered in varying degrees 01C clifficul'ry: +he Sec- ondary. Cross-Counfry. and lnsfrucfor. Under +he guiding genius of Mr. Richard Bircher, major demo and manager of +he airport primarily +he Sece C. P. T. head Bircher walches Hie sky. ondary Course of ins+ruc+ion was given a+ Geffysburg. 1+ was of eighf weeks' durafion, and in addifion +0 acfual flighf school and flying hours Jraken af +he air field, ground school sfudies were faughf +0 +he fralnees af college. These covered Jrhe subjecfs of me+eorology, navigafion, air-engines operafions. flighf +heory and aircraft aircraff idenfificalion, milifary science and courfesy, mili+ary and physical +raining. code, and milifary force organiza+ion. Lafely +he governmenf has disconfinued C. P. T., how- ever. and faken over all privafe airporfs in +he coun+ry, which are now devofed enfirely +0 war-fraining service. SHll under +he civilian head of Mr. Bircher, +he Boulevard Airporf hacl ifs name revamped info +he GeHysburg School of Aeronaufics, and is now feachlng an inclocV +rina+ion course in flying +0 +he Army Air Force candi- dafes sfafioned a+ +he college. Ten flying hours will be given +0 each man, and his apfifude for making a pilof sounded. Airpori observalion tower lhrough training ship's wings. Two mechanics of work. So long. gals. We're off to Shangri-La! lllll Mariz fhrows a block for fhe Phi Delis in fhe Dethhi Psi Much foofball fussIe. 7ime to mm, . Come on to +he gym, fellah. for some intramural basketball! BiHerly confesied games wifh errafic scoring and ex- cifing upsefs combined lasf year to give +he sports fans of +he local campus one of +he mos? unusual mushball seasons in We his+ory of +ha+ sport as on +he opening day of +he race Phi Delfa Thefa jumped off to a win and was never headed affer +haf. winning by +he margin d one game over Phi Gamma Delfa, while +hird posifion re- sulfed in a friple fie between Phi Sigma Kappa, Lambda Chi Alpha, and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Bob Shaw was in fop shape +hr0ughouf the season for +he DeHS. and proved f0 be fhe deciding facfor in many of +heir wins. being ably assisted by an oufsfanding in- field. After quing off +0 a slow sfarf fhe hard-hiHing Phi Gams managed +0 ?ie +he Phi Delfs and Phi Sigs midway in +he season by virfue of a fhrilling Fiji win over fhe DeHs. Splendid pitching was especially noHce- able in +hese games wifh Shaw. Moyer of +he Fiiis. Thomas of Phi Sig, and Herm MelloH of We Lambda Chi's shar- ing the spoflighf. Affer gaining fhis fie Jthe Phi Gams weakened +0 drop a filf +0 +he TKE's, and Phi Delta Thefa defeafed Phi Sigma Kappa in +he final game +0 win fhe pennanf. All-sfars for The year were Shaw, Moyer, and Thomas. pifchers: Armifage. cafcher; Rutherford, Hoch, March. Trimmer. infielders; lssing, Debler, Falkler. Reber' ouffielders. 3n tram amid Phi Kappa Psi won the race for the coveted all-sports trophy ot the l94l-42 intramural season by a margin of .5 ot a point. a margin which officially made it the closest race since the inauguration of the Cup four years ago, the Phi Psi's taking a second in touch football. third in volley ball, second in swimming, first in basketball. and a tie for sixth in mushball to amass a total of 40 points against the 39.5 points garnered by the Phi Delts, who took firsts in football and mushball. second in basketball. fourth in swimming. and a tie for seventh in volley ball. Phi Gamma Delta won third position in the loop. and these three teams dominated the league from beginning to end, constantly providing among themselves battles of fierce nature. Particularly in basketball did the Phi Psi's stand out, tor they did not lose a game, and won several tilts after the season with intramural champs trom Dickinson and F. and M. Sparked by Elmer McKee. Phi Gamma Delta fought an uphill tight and emerged victorious in the tall touch football race by a margin of one point over Phi Delta Theta. McKee. voted the outstanding player ot the Greek loop. played brilliantly at his backtield post. run- ning and passing his opponents dizzy. Both Ralph Ellis ot the ATO squad and Don Alsedek ot the Phi Delt team were outstanding men during the season tor their re- spective teams. while the well-balanced team of Phi Kappa Psi proved plenty of trouble tor the league leaders. In tact Phi Psi came through to take third position in the final standing while fourth place tell to the teams of Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Early season games saw Alpha Tau Omega go ahead by virtue of five straight wins but they faded in the stretch to lose three games. The combination of Ellis to lssing was one of the outstanding ones of the league and proved to be the ATO's strong point. Both Phi Delta Theta and Phi Gamma Delta moved ott to a slow start as the Delts tied three and Phi Gams tied two. and as a result it was not 'til the final games that the Phi Belts and Fiiis moved into position. In tact the league depended upon the Fiii's last game, tor the Delts, with their season over, were leading by one point, but the Phi Gam com- bination ot McKee to Freedman conquered the Phi Sigs 30-0 in the tinal league game to win the championship. Named on the first two teams of all-stars were: lssing. Freedman, Hart. Alsedek. ends: Martz and Riete, centers: Ellis. Everhart, McKee. Ehrhardt, Bucher. and Garrett. backs. A vicious and exciting season it was with the edge goinq to the superb blocking and running of Phi Gamma Delta. It was Phi Gamma Delta all the way in the tall volley ball season as the Fiiis dominated the league with an all- around team, winning the title easily and handily. A team which has worked together constantly in an effort to be perfect. it brought forth the best results this past sea- son when the Fiji squad lost only two games out of all the NH contests played, and trom the beginning of the season the race was mainly to see who would share the other positions. Howard Berrian and Elmer McKee proved to be the big ottensive guns tor the Phi Gams while the detensive play of Ken Trimmer was symbolic ot the championship style that the Phi Gams showed throughout the season. Clever passing and spiking were the Phi Gam's chiet weapons, and they used them well. The Phi Psi's. led by Wayne Bucher, placed second in the league. havinq a well-balanced team. while the Phi Sigs were continually in the running ably led by Bob Garrett, 'whose play in the forward wall was outstanding through- out the season. Paced by Dick Bortner and Fred Schumacher, Phi Kappa Psi took the intramural sports basketball trophy tor the second straight year by virtue ot eight straight wins in the past season, which gave them I7 straight wins tor two seasons, and a record of 37 victories out of the last 40 court games. Only the Phi Gams and the TKE's provided stiff competition tor the champions. the Fiii's losing l4-I2 and the TKE's trailinq 28-22 after two extra periods. Ray Musselman. Wally Kane, Elmer McKee, Ken Trimmer, and Howard Berrian were big guns for the Fiji's while Roberts and the Rasmussen brothers starred tor the TKE's. but the Phi Psi combination, which drilled con- stantly tor the season. proved too much tor the other traternities. Wayne Bucher and Mike Baden. together with Bortner and Schumacher. presented a well-rounded combination with an unusually good defense and the ability to score when the games were close and nearing the tinal gun. Particularly a strong second halt team. the Phi Psi's won several of their games by coming from behind, and dem- onstrated that they were of true championship calibre. In the beginning of the season the SAE's loomed strong. but Johnny Ehrhardt and his team ended up in the league standing titth behind the Phi Delta Theta team. Throughout the season the Phi Sigs, with Brad Strock and Bob Garrett sharing the spotlight, were continually in the tight but lost many close battles and ended sixth. Intramural sports for the l942-43 season were from the beginning a subject of much debate and argument on the campus. In its fourth year of history at Gettys- burg the Intramural Board was once again headed by Prof. Lester 0. Johnson. Director: Robert Shaw, repre- senting the Intertraternity Council; Edward Stipe, repre- senting the non-traternity men; 6. Thomas Miller. repre- senting the student body: and Dr. Clayton E. Bilheimer, ex otticio member. It worked efficiently and well. de- veloping a better health examination tor the intramural players and sponsoring an all-campus wrestling tourna- ment. After much deliberation it was decided to con- tinue the football, basketball. volley ball. and mushball leagues. but to discontinue the holding of the intramural swimming championships. Classes and lengfhy labs over for +he clay, lafe affer- noon linds The music-makers of +he campus gafhered af +he SCA building. Here Professor Wagnild. more fa- miliarly known as Wags. assiduously leads his Choir +hrough persis+en+ pradice sessions which are brighfened by his own spur-of-fhe-momeni gems of dry humor, in+er- spersed be+ween numbers. As +he crescendos of song ring ouf from +he SCA +0 even +he mosf sequestered college corner. Wags irons ouf +he rough spofs in +he rendifion of +he pieces and +he singing, and +hen polishes his A Capella Chorus info a symphony oi lone. wi'rh no nofe oul oi Jrune and no person ofi-key. The GeHysburg College A Capella Choir was originally organized in I936 aHer +he school had become coeduca- +ional. and has since enioyed a uniquely singular rise +0 eminence and imporfance bofh on +he campus and wher- ever if has presenfed concerfs. Wags himself is a graduafe of 5+. Olaf College where he sfudied under +he nofed composer and chorus direcfor, F. Melius Chris- +iansen. Therefore a greafer par+ of +he Choir's success musf be due +0 +he ex+reme pafience and inspirafion of ifs popular direcfor. Membership in +he choir is obfained each fall by means of personal lryouls. Only +hose are chosen who have proven +heir musical abili+y, sincerify, and +heir willingness +0 do +he hard work necessary fo +he annual success of fhe group. In fhe past +here has always been a series of concerts in nearby localifies with a final +rip of eigh+ or nine days somefime in April or May. LasiL year +he choir fraveled over two fhousand miles on i+s various Jtrips. This year, however. for +he firsf lime in ifs hisfory, +he choir was unable fo leave GeHysburg, due lo bo+h +he +ransporfa- lion dilficulfies broughf on by +he war, and also by +he calling of a major porfion oi +he male secfion by +he Army Reserves in February. Trips and concerfs were originally planned for Harrisburg, Hanover. Chambers, burg, and York. A week-end frip +0 Philadelphia or Washing+on, D. C., was also fenfafively being planned. The A Capella Chorus was lo sing in +he nafionls capital af +he Naval Hospifal ior +he benefiiL oi +he pafienfs. The choir was also +0 have sung af +he Chevy Chase High School and over a nafion-wide broadcasling hookup on +he projected frip. However. when +he Army called +he college reserves in February. +he college A Capella Choir was hif prob ably harder +han any ofher organizahon on fhe campus. losing abouf Jren members of +he bass and +enor sedions ouf of a fofal of approximafely Jrwenfy. including +he male soloist Claude Dundore. If was +herefore found im- possible +0 go on any exfended frip fhis year. All arrangemenls for +he group are made by fhe direcfor, +he faculfy manager. Dr. William C. Wallemyer, and the sludenf manager, Roberf L. Richards. This is +he second year +haf Richards has been Jrhe choir manager, and bofh +he sef-up of +he group and ifs cooperafion during the year was, in a greaf parf, his work. make Maud with the - - . Firsf Row: Weibley. Kelly, Zimmerman. M. Fish, Bowman, Sammel. Second Row: Norman, Drew. Yeakle, Byers. Gems. Armand. BaderI Foelschi Flinchbaugh, M. Sassaman, Depfer, Wagnild, Hammer, Bergen, Wern, J. Fish, Saby, Herrs Third Row: Slep, Lau, Sobers, Sigmar. Hemperly, Marshall, Weigle. Tee'er, Dundore, E. Sammel. Hunt. Fourih Row: Aurand, Shuster, Bender, Shank, Moifar. O'DayI Moreland. Raffensperger. Black, Karchner. Dolbeer. Professor Parker 8. Wagnild, drector of the College A Capella Choir and the S. C. A. Vesper Choir. Vesper Choir. Capella Choir - - - - The choir did manage lo sing on lwo occasions during fhe year, once af Chrislmas and once during +he liraL week ol Lent in The spring. The Chrisfmas concerf is an annual affair and was given as usual in Brua Chapel. The building was crowded +0 ifs capacify and many people were obliged +o hear +he Choir from ou+side, as a mulfifude of s+uden+s and cifizens of +he fown affended +he firsf appearance of +he chorus. Under Wag's capable direcfion, +he concerf was a success and +he group showed +ha+ if was bigqer and beHer +han ever before. According lo Direcfor Wagnild, fhis year's verv sion of fhe orqanizafion had beHer balance and slrengfh ihan any he has ever +rained. WHh such a prospect Jrhe Choir saw ifs members called by Uncle Sam, and consequenfly gave only one ofher rendi+ion +hroughouf +he Year. This was on +he evening of +he lirsf Sunday in Lenf, when +he grouo gave fhe canfafa The Seven Lasf Words of Chrisf by DuBois. Guesf soloisfs were presenf for +he concert +he soprano soloist Eleanor Wes+lake, beinq a former member of +he choir ilself who is now sfudying music in Philadelphia. Alfoqelher. +he canfafa was adiudqed a fine performance by all who were presenf af Chrisl Church, +he official colleqe church where +he concerf was rendered. Al- fhouqh +he lufure of +he organizafion is now uncerfain due +0 nafional condifions, +he year was pronounced a success even wi+h no hips, and if is +he hope of every- one who knows fhe choir +ha+ if will confinue as before. A new organizalion on fhe campus +his year was The SCA Vesper Choir, which was formed early in fhe Year lo fill a necessify in +he musical program of SCA vesper worship. The group is under +he direcfion of Prof. Parker B. Wagnild. and has sung af all +he SCA Sunday vesper services since HS oriain. Like all +he groups on +he campus, +he calling of Jrhe Army Reserves in February ISDI caused a large gap in +he choir's membership and if +herefore bowed +0 circumsfances beyond i+s confrol and disbanded for +he durafion: however, +he leaders of fhe choir hope +ha+ if can be successfully sfarfecl again some- Jtime in +he fufure, and be confinued indelinifely. Af +he organiza'rional meefing in +he beginning of +he year. officers were elecfed lor +he enfire lerm. Presidenf of +he group was Vlad P. Benko. and secrefary was Doro- +hy Fuss. ln addifion +0 Jrhese officers, a librarian was also chosen by +he group +0 lake care ol +he music. Claude Baublifz was selecfed for +he posifion. Throuqhouf +he year, under +he able direcfion of Prof. Wagnild and +he execufive abilify oi +he officers, +he Vesper Choir became one of GeHysburq's popular or- ganizafions. and gave a varied and valuable service +0 fhe Sfudenf Chrisfian Associafion, under whose sef-up +he choir was main+ained. The beaufy of ifs music and +he inspirafion which H has offered +0 +he college sludenf body. have combined lo make +he College Vesper Choir a valuable addifion +0 +he organizafions on +he campus. GEIIYSBURB EHllEGE BAND GeHysburg College's band. which played a? fha foofball and baskefball games, was under +he supervision of Richard Young. Hie s'mdenf leader. and Donald Herb. Hue manager. Roberi Shhl. 'rhe drum maior, and we iwo maioreffes, Jeanne Bloomquisf and Audrey Fickling. led the band in fhe fall. Under +he guidance of Professor Donald Heiges. head of five Dormifory Board. fhe counselors served in keeping +he dor- mitory sysfem. inaugurafed 'rhree years ago, in working order in bofh Old Dorm and McKnighf Hall. As Head Coun- selor. Roberf H. Fryling led Hwe group, and Donald Herb assisted him. DHRMIIHRV EHUNSElHRS - - - - andgand Firsf Row: Lowen Mulcahy, Jacobson. Cooke. Young Ueaderl. Second Row: Follmer. Graefe. Haigh. Herb tmanagerL Wagner kusfodianL Warren. Burkindine. Third Row: Fulds. Deardorff. Wohlferf, Beeny, Clark, Sfefl. Fourfh Row: Lighfner. Missing: Benko. Freed, McLaughlin. Sheely, Olewiler. Pfahler. Keller. Miller, Weigle. Williams. Brasingfon. Ermenirouf, Folh, Frifsch, Giver, Gumm. Hershey. Hilner. Lenfz, McLarnon. O'Day. Shryoci, Sheffer. Sfahl. Seafed: Bender. Marshall, Sfracker. Fryling thead counJ. Hartman. Karchner, Schumacher. Shnding: Wagner. Helldorfer. Herb hssishnf counJ, Raffensperger, Gensemer. Missing: Roberis hecJ. IUD! . o iidmngue, or - - - From Lefi fo Righh Beachy. Lang hmanagerL Perrofh Yingling. Miller. Pfahler. Raffensperger. Missing: Lark, Lowe. NNENhS IlEBAIE BOUNCIl Coached by Dr. Thomas L. Cline. fhe Varsify Debafe Council's primary mafches +his year came on a +hree-s+a+e hip in which eleven colleges were baHled on fhe quesHon: Resolved, ?haf ?he Unifed Sfaies should eshblish a permanenf Federal Union. Robert Lang managed +he squad in all debaies. The coed debahe feam had a very active season +his year wifh a hofal of seventeen debafes. The girls made a very success- ful frip in February +0 Allentown and Philadelphia. and parficipaied in an infer-collegiafe deba+e tournament at Shippensburg. Edna E. Fisher was the feam's manager. WBMENS BEBAIE EHUNEII Seafed: Prof. Wadhen hoachl. Fisher hmanagerL Zaner hssisiani managerl. Werfz. Standing: Keith. Wickey, Mayer. Sheraw. Rabe. l911 JAMES L. HAFER Associafe Edifor H ERBERT S. BOWMAN Edifor-in-Chief JAMES H. FRESH Business Manager SERMBH HEAIIS WIIH IHE SIAH 0F - - Plagued by +he war! draft and calling ouf of Jthe Ene lisfed Army Reserves, +he SPECTRUM sfaff Houndered +hrouqhou+ +he year under a severe manpower shorfage. among o+her difficulfies. Blessed by +he Gods of Pri- ori+ies, i+ finally came ouf parfly due +0 +he efforfs of dollar-a-year men Herb Bowman and Jim Fresh, editor and business manager of +he annual. Plugging along 5+ We head of a disioinfed s+aff +ha+ divided ifs affen+ions among publishing The GeHys- burgian and +he Mercury. and working on We SPEC- TRUM in off-hours. Bowman plodded abouf in an errafic sorf of way unfil all +he copy was in. Fresh was fre- quenfly known fo uffer appropriate words on +he s+a+e +he finances were faking. and qrew a mousfache waifing for the collecfions and expeded income +0 be fumed in. CHARLES W. AURAND Associafe Editor WILLIAM J. HARGREAVES CirculaQion Manager As associafe edifors of Hue book. GeHysburgian moguls Charlie Aurand and Jim Hafer managed +0 End fime +0 dash off some copy ihaf didn'+ go info fhe weekly. Mary Lou Wen+z sfruggled wifh +he maze of organiza- +ions, while Maurie Weaver and Forfy wrofe and edi+ed all +he sporfs among +hemselves. Herb Brown collecfed Hue alI-imporfanf greenbacks for +he picfures and planned flue schedules, and Jack Hargleroad, assisfanf edifor. dabbled in general picfure-faking and IayouwL work. Bill Shelley and Luke Hocker snooped around snapping picfures, while Hocker and companion Don Mifman wor- ried abouf +he quanfify of darkroom work +0 be done. Bill Hargreaves and Marfy Fausold handled +he circula- Hon, and Rhoads sweafed over +he ads. WILLIAM S. RHOADS Advertising Manager WILLIAM L SHELLEY Photography EdiOor LUTHER R. HOCKER Photography Ediior the 1944$pectrum - - EDITORIAL STAFF 1k HERBERT S. BOWMAN . . . . . . Edifor in Chief CHARLES W. AURAND . . V , . Assodafe Editor JAMES L. HAFER . , . . . . . . Associafe Editor JOHN A. HARGLEROAD . . , Assisfanf Edifor MARY LOU WENTZ . . . . . Organizafion Edifor SAMUEL R. FRANK . . . . . , , Class Editor RUTH E. HEIGES . . . . . Faculfy Edifo: EDNA E. FISHER . . . , . Feafure Edifor DONALD C. ISSING ; . . , Fraiernify Edifor RUTH A, HAVERSTICK . V . . . Sorority Edifor HELEN G, SOMMAR . . . . . . . Arf Editor HERBERT B. BROWN . . . . . Schedules Edifor ROBERT B. FORTENBAUGH . . Sporfs Editor MAURICE S. WEAVER . . . . , . , Sporfs Edifor LUTHER R. HOCKER . . , Phofography Editor WILLIAM L. SHELLEY . . . . . Phofography Edimr Reporters: G. Margaref Harvey. J. William Harfmcn. R. Leon DeGroof, Dominic J. Spinozzi J, William Busch. Wilberf D. Chrisner. Fred A. Ruoff. H. Bruce Riefe. George E. Bender, Mary E. Depfer, Esther H, Kenyon. Assistant Photography Editors: H, Donald MHman Esther E, MizeH. Siaff Typisf: Alice 8. WOW. BUSINESS STAFF JAMES H FRESH . . . . . , Business Manager WILLIAM S. RHOADS . . . . Adverfising Manager DONALD H. ALSEDEK . Assistant Adverfising Manager WILLIAM J. HARGREAVES . Circuiafion Manager MARTIN L. FAUSOLD . Assish'mf Circulafion Manager Circulafion Sic Assishnfs: Donald W. Herb Kennefh E. Trimmer. Paul A. Powell, Joseph W. Powers. Donald C. lssing. Roger C. Conant Richard M. MarfL Roberf J, Wolf, Harris 6. Fisfer. John W. Pfahler. William C. Marshall. Clarence W. Peterman. Nelson H. Schimmel, Harold J. Zubrow, Edward K. Stipe, Eleanor H, Zimmerr mam Helen M. Logan. Ethel F. Sheraw, Jeanne F. Badcr. H. Jean Diefenderfer. Beatrice A. Pyle. Vivian A, Kamrrr vai'n, Advertising SfaH Assisianfs: Flmer S McKee, Dorothy V. rchef'fer. Quentin C. Weaver, J. William Wilson. Dorothy .. Hing. Richard A. Holsberg. Marianna Crisf, Wayne EDITORIAL STAFF A. Bucher, CharloHe E. Runk. Jessie I. Armand. Bruce Firs? Row: Heigos, Weaver, Wenu. Hafer, Bowman. Aurand, Hargleroad. lssing. Second W. Raffensperger Richard H4 Schlonan, Margaref T, Row: Mllelll Haversiick, Shelley. Miimam Hacker, Brown. Frank, Fisher, Sommar. Third Beckley Helen Easier. Grace L. Gafrell. Dorofhy M. ROW: Depfer, Bender, Harvey' Chrisner, PerroH. Paules. Roberf F. Koller, Howard E. Fishel. William N. Zimmerman, John E. Rasmussen. Samuel M. Raffensperger, BUSINESS STAFF Harrief A. S an ler, Rob f H I El ' J H W? 9 Ed der 8 Emipery. re K' D'ehl' First Row: Alsedek, Diefenderfer. Hargreaves, Fresh, Rhoads, Beckley, Fausold. Second ane . Imer, war ' eldleman, Raphael A- Row: Schlonan. Marfl, Gairell. Pyle, Sheraw, Kammrafh, McKee. Conant Third Row: Rossem. James A. PerroH. Rossetti. Spinoui, Rich. Bucher. Kollor. l93l -Meeting IIME run - .- fl m? 5rd'3l' First Row: Graefe, Slehley. Fink, Recording Secretary; Fresh. Vice-President; Miller, President Haas, Treasurer; Boyson, Corresponding Secretary; Feldman' Daub. Second Row: Diefenderfer, Hamillon. Herdie, Dress Dean Lee, Prof. Warlhen. Swopey Fuss, Bargman. Third Row: Harfsock, Everharl, Hartman, Strasser, Wagneri MelloHy Paxson. Fislen Messenger; Frank, Klinedinsi. Missing: Parnell, Hart, Brown, Hayes. Baden, Liebekneckt gtadent genate - - - . Sludenf Senafe, +he campus governing body, has complefed ifs firsf year of exisfence and is proving successful in planning consfrucfive campus acfivifies as well as in governing +he sludenl body. If was organized as a resulf of concrefe plans puf for+h by cerlain campus groups, who realized fhe ineffecllveness of +he +hen currenf sysfem of governmenf which had been lormed under differenf campus condifions. +he Men's Sludenf Council. . Membership in +he Senafe is composed of one represenfafive from each living group and four faculfy members. Each fralernify, each sorority, +he nonirafernify men, and fhe non-sororify women consfifufe +he living groups. During +he pasf year. meefings were held +he firs+ and +hird Monday of each monfh. The sfudenf body may aHend +he meefings unless a closed meefing is deemed necessary by +he Senafe. G. Thomas Miller presided over +he group in ifs inifial year. The office of vice- presidenf was held by James H. Fresh. who was also chairman of fhe social commiffee. which planned or sponsored some acfivify every Safurday niglnL during fhe Year. a much-needed innovaflon on +he campus. CharloHe A. Fink fook nofes af +he meet- ings. while Marjorie A. Boyson handled +he correspondence for all affairs of +he group. Eugene M. Haas had +he duly of keeping +he books balanced. Wifh +he Fine sfart ifs firsf members have given it +he Sludenf Senafe should confinue +0 be an effecfive governing body. ,- I961 Seafed: March IpresidenH. Gensemer. Schimmel. Chrisner. Mifchell. Sfandinq: Berrian, Welliver Koehnlein. Borfner. Missing: Dollman. German. Arigo. First Row: Werfz. Sheraw. Pyle Wice-presidenH. Fish IpresidenH, HHe, Mehring, Sack kecrefaryL Second Row: Boyson. Mondorf, Wafheya Dean Lee. Basler Wifmer. Weibley. I971 MEWS IHIBIINM To fhe Men's Tribunal falls fhe painful dufy of mating ouf sui+able punishmenf fo all firsf-year men who fail +0 obey freshman customs and rules. Lou Hayes prexied Hue iribunes until a revision in regula+ions iook place, and Richard March fook over fhe reins. Mifchell served as chief barber. Women's SNdenf Council. whose purpose if is to enac? and enforce the rules of Hie women's division. consisfs of repre- seni'afives from each class. Among Hie aciivifies sponsored by fhis organixafion were ?hree dances held in Huber Hall. Joiephine Fish was Mme presidenf of ihe council. WIJMWS SIIJIIENI IlllllNlIll FirsT Row: Dunawav. Connovo, MacBeani Dapp TFirsT Sergeanm, Harf TSecond Lieutenanlh Houck TCapTaml Stetler LFirsT LIEufendn'l, Cronrath. Richardse Kanel Debler. Second Row: Ridinqer, Schumacher, McKee. Forfenbauqh, Oeurdorlf, Censemerv Dollmane Krupa, Villella, Spino77i, Bulleile Markley. Pleifere RafTensperqer, Shelleye Powers, Peck. ThirJ Row: Singer. Schlmfneanl Brawn, Bucherl Dress. Rossnhi, Diehll Milmaiu 6466a ! and Kiddie - - - GeTTysburg's ChapTer 0T Scabbard and Blade, naTional honorary socieTy of college miliTary enThusiasTs, was innovaTed on February I7, I922. The TirsT chapTer CT The organizaTion was begun aT The UniversiTy of Wisconsin in I905. Membership in The group is limiTed To only Those who have achieved disTincTion in Their work in The MiliTary Science DeparTmenT, have aTTained a high scholasTic average, and are inTer- esfed and acTive in various campus acTiviTies. Known as E Company. Third RegimenT 0T Scabbard and Blade, The group was led by CapTain David C. Houck. The oTher officers were Richard H. STeTler. FirsT LieuTenanT: AlTred J. HarT. Second LieuTenanT; and Fred B. Dapp, Jr., FirsT SergeanT. The purpose CT The organizaTion is To TurTher The desire Tor disTincTion in miliTary science. ln addiTion. wiThin The qroup, The members aTTempT To become beTTer ace quainTed wiTh Those Things wiTh which They will come in conTacT as officers, in order To be beTTer prepared Tor The commissions ThaT They may hold as lieuTenanTs in The UniTecl STaTes Army. Members 0T The chapTer are all sTudenTs in The advanced course in The Reserve OTTicers' Training Corps. and serve as commanders oT The various underclassmen and sTudenTs Taking The basic Training course. In This way, They are given an opporTuniTy To puT inTo pracTice Those principles 0T leadership which Their socieTy sTresses. ln addiTion To The above TuncTion, Scabbard and Blade seeks To promoTe miliTary decorum among all The members of The R. O. T. C. baTTalion. ,- l98l First Row: Young iPresidenU. Diefenderfer. Reiver, Tome Ureasureri, Norman. Pyle iSecreiaryL Second Row: B. Miller, Barr, T. Millen Marklmg Hmvey, Sabyg Gibsun, Waihey, Keaseye Jacobson. Missing: Fish KViceePresidE-HH, Fink, Fiinchbauqh. McLaughlin, QuinMnIIIa, Sfeiler. Crider Liqhtcap, Frpihofwr, For fhe college +hespians, evening means a frip +0 +he sfage of the Eddie Plank Gym, and iusf one more prac- +ice in preparahon for +haiL alleimporfanf nigh+ when +he firsf curfain rises. and Jrhe show is on. Under +he able guidance of Dr. Richard A. Arms, who has proven his talent and versafilify on many occasions including The aufhorinq of one play he produced. Jrhe casf is coached a+ many pracfices so ihaf +he play can go on af +he scheduled Jtime wifh everything running smoofhly. In +he pasiL year, GeHysburg's +heafrical group has produced several plays. among +hem being And Sfar Dusf in which +he leads were +aken by Janef l. Reiver and Frederick W. Durham, and 'KNighf Mus'r Fall , wifh F. Richard McLaughlin and G. Margaref Harvey as ifs stars. An original playi penned by Dr. Arms, enfifled I943 was enacfed in January. The drama presaged the evenfs and changes +ha+ would fake place wi+hin the new year. Marri Nuss and Samuel Shirk porfrayed +he principal characters. 1:0 BABKSIAGE WIIH IHE 01.214114 Wightingaie . Top: Behind-scenes practice. BoHom: Wa+ching fhe play. u SCEPIIEAl BHYMISIS Originafing on ihe campus in I929, Scepiical Chymisfs. named aher Robert Boyle's book. seeks f0 keep chemisfry majors acquainfed wiih the lafesf chemi- cal Iiferaiure and developmenfs. Robv er+ E. Hoffman presided over Hie meet- ings. and Drs. John B. Zinn and John F. Baxfer were faculfy advisers. Helen E. Mondorf was Hue capable prexy of Befa Beia Befa. the nai'ional honorary sociafy for shadenfs of biology who have aHained high honors in iheir work. At fhe meefings held fwice a mth. papers were presenfed by mem- bers. movies shown. or Hue group worked iogefher on experimanfs or proiecis. BEIA BEIA BEIA ...un Firsf Row: Daub. Young. Scheffer. Forfenbaugh Wice-PresidenH Kammrafh HecrefaryL Hoffman UpresidenH. Diehl ITreasurerL Amspacher, Hebert Tome. Second Row: Feeser, Sommar. Haver- sfick. Pyle! J. Bowmam Third Row: Clingan. Wagner. Bacharach. Miller. Hanks, Shelley. Spinozzi. Gensemer. Baden. Markley. Rider. Addison. Fourth Row: Jacobson. Teefer. H. Bowman. Zubrow, Hargreaves. Yingsf. Long, Miller. Culp. Weaver. Missing: Cronrafh. Dollman. Menges. Shaw. Brown. Geiger. Harfsock, Krupa. Leidy. Lower, Rehmeyer. Schmiffhenner, Smifh. Shock. Thomas, Zimmerman. Firsf Row: Dr. Bowen. Swoope. Gams HisforianL Mondorf WresidenH, Graefe KSecrefaryL Fuss, Alfland Ureasurerl. Second Row: Fisfer. Wifmer, Pyle. Shipe. Rice. Slifer. Schagrin. Young Third Row: Gensemen SheHey. Fishel. Sfahl, Schimmel. Fourth Row: Becker. Teefer, Olewiler, Missing: Harfsock Wice-PresidenH. Reinez.ker, Sipes, Byrnes Ellis. IIOOI BHNVENEWITH- Firsf Row: PelroH WicchresidenU. Beachy WresidenH. Dean Tilberg. Shoraw BecrofaryL Second mmmmmmmmmmg VH5 TA KAPPA AlPIIA Tau Kappa Alpha. fhe honorary organi- zafion for forensic-minded collegians, had as ifs president Wilbed Beechy. James A. PerroH served nexf in command, and Ethel Sheraw carried ouf secretarial duiies. TKA. esfablishod here in I9I7. was His first nafional honorary frafernify i0 come ,0 GeHysburg. Phi Alpha Theft. now a member of fhe nafional honorary historical group, was organized on Hue campus in I938. re- placing the defuncf GeHysburg His- forical Sociefy. David Houck was presi- dent for 1410 group. Wilberf Beachy acfed as vice-head. Josephine Fish was secretary and Prof. Idle. freasurer. PHI AlPHA IHEIA First Row: Sfehley. Weibley. Houck WresidenH, Fish ISecrefalyL Herb. Second Row: Lang, Prof. Idle. Dean Tilberg. Dr. Forfenbaugh. IlOII Mr PEN AND SWHRB Founded locally in I897. Pen and Sword purporfs io honor sfudenfs on Hue campus who have made a name for themselves in eHher aciiviiies or afhleiics. Mem- bership is Iimiied to fiffeen men, five Juniors and fan Seniors. Ralph Sfehley presided over the sociefy, and Ray Markley acted as recorder. Pi Delta Epsilon was presided over by Ralph Sfehley wiih David Houck serving as vice-oresidenf. Adelaide Barr was secrehry for fhe year, and Prof. Donald Heiges is the permaneni ireasurer. This naiional literary sociefy. chartered in I939, vofed in the spring +0 suspend ifs acfivifies for Hm duraiion. PI DElIA EPSIIHN Firs+ Row: thumacher, Fryling. Sichlcy WresidonH. Marklcy BecreiaryL Miller Wice-PresidenH. Second Row: Forfenbaugh. Bowman. Harf. Parnell, Houck. Third Row: Addison, Herb. Haas. Koons. Yovicsin. Firsf Row: Sommar, Houck Wice-PresidenH. Sfehley WresidenH. Barr BecrefaryL Boyson. Second Row: Luckenbaugh. Wen'rz. MarHey. Fink, Everharf. Missing: Brent Hafer. llOZI Fim Row: Plof. Johnson. Micklcy Ureasured. Second Row: Schwaneger. Swope. Sfehley fPresidenH. Luckenbauqh, Fryling, Markley, Lynn. Missing: Ruoff. Beal, Fasnachf. Hummel. Fausolds Troufman. Firs? Row: Reiver IPresidenH. Fink Wice-PresidenH. Second Row: Barr. Diefenderfer. Rowell. WaHemyer, Krumrine UreasurerL Herr ISecrefaryL Fisher. Missing: Reinecker sCorresponding Sec- refaryL Gibson. Gofwald. Morrow. l103l KlKPIsA lsHl KAPPA Kappa Phi Kappa. flue men's honorary educaHonal frafernify. sponsored Fafher's Day as its main event of the year. Open meetings. of which Ohere were speakers on relafed subiects. were held for all sfudenfs in educaiion. Dr. Frank H. Kramer was fhe faculfy sponsor and Ralph L. Sfehley was Hue president. Replacing fhe Women's Educational Society of GeHysburg. Kappa Delta Epsilon was installed on flue campus on March l8. I939. The nafional under- graduafe educafion fraternify for women. if promofes professional ideals and high scholasfic cHainmeni. Janet Reiver headed Hue organizaHon during fhe year. KAPPA DElIA EPSIIHN First Row: Wdrdlo. Bcriner chrcfaryL Bodchy WresidenH, Shasser Hyedsured, Roberis. Second Row: Nscdck. Bacharach, McKee. Shaw, Diehl. Addison. Mifman, Garrett, Dapp. R Wolf Powers. Houck. Missing: Hayes Wice-PresidenH. Mainea W, Wolf. INHRFRMERNIW lillllNCll Originafing of GeHysburg in l9l6. the Inferfrafernify Council aHempfs to draw fhe fen national campus fraiernifies closer fogefher. If governed rushing rules. held two Pan-Hellenic dances. and awarded the Campus AcfiviHes Cup and lnferfrafernHy AlI-Sports Cup through President Wib Beachy. Alpha Pi chapier of flu: national EM Sigma Phi frafernify came to fhe campus in l93l. A classical organization of sfudenfs inferesfed in Greek and Roman languages and hisfory. +he sociefy desires to increase knowledge and insight info +hese subiecfs. William Miller was fhe group president HA SIGMA PHI Firs? Row: Lang, Wenfz Hife ISecremryL MEHer tPresidenH, Walfemyer Wice-PresidenH, Herr. Prof, Shaffer. Second Row: Gofwald. Sfracker. NesbiH. Leer. Marshall, Krumrinc, Sfipc. Third Row: Huber. Dolbeer. Hawbaker. Frank. Missing: FoeIsch. Freed, Graefe, Koons, Peferman UreasurerL l 10 '1 I LOH +0 Right: HHC IPresidonH. Shcraw Igccrcmrw. Kammraflm Wifmor. MondOIf Vice-Presidan. Firs? Row: Dr. Bachman. Krumrine SecremryL Prof. Harfshorne WresidenH, Reiver Wice-PresidenU Second Row: Morrow. Wenfz, Fink. Depfer, Kelley. Didenderfer. llObl PAN-HElllNIE B HNEII Composed of represenlafives of the campus sororifies. Hie Pan-HeHenic Coun- cil had BeHy Hife for its head. while Hahn Mondorf ecfed as vice-presidenf and E+hel Sheraw was his year's sec- re'rary. The Council ads in the same copacify for Hue coeds as fhe Infer- irafernify Council does for fhe men. In an efforf fo creafe a sfudeni' appreci- a'rion of French. Spanish. and Malian Ian- guages and cultures. Tau chapter of Phi Sigma Iota. naiional honorary sociefy for NH: Romance Languages. came i0 Geffysburg on February 20, I93l. Lead- ing the discussions in all mee9ings was Professor Harfshorne. PHI SIGMA IBIA HIE SANS Tho Sages. honorary campus sociew for philosophical sOudenfs, was headed ihis year by William Miller wifh Vlad Benko as vice-prexy. end Phyuis Wickey and Sam Frank serving as secrefary and frees- urer respecOivoiy. The Sages. members of the naHonal AIpha Kappa Alpha. were founded here in l9ll. Organixed by those Geffysburg College siudenfs who are preparing for flue minisfry. Pre-Minisfarial Associafion seeks io croaie a greafer feeling for that pro- fession. Marfin Dolbeer discharged fhe duiies of presideni in every meefing. where philosophical and religious talks were held. PRE-MINISHRIM ASSMIMIBN Firs? Row: Graefe. Weibley. Wickey BccrefaryL Miller WresidenH. Frank ITreasurcrL Benko Wicc- PresidenH, Herr. Prof. Quillian. Second Row: Sfipe, Fresh. Shank. Moreland. Herb, Leer. Siqmar, Sfrickler. Third Row: Huber, Aurand, Baublifz. Dolbecr. Marshall. Gofwald, Keasey. Lanqw Missing: Brandes. McLaughlin, Richards. Sammel. HeHdorfer, Logan, Peforman. Weaver. Firs? Row: Sfrickler. Baublifz, Lang wCorresponding Secveiaryf Frank Ureasurerl. Dolbeer thesidenH. Miller Wice-PresidenH, Keasey. Moreland. Benko. Second Row: Peterman. Sigmar. Allan, Sfracken Fresh. Klos. Sfipe. Herb. Reifhmiller, Leer. Yinglinq. Gallion, Weirick, KoehMein. Pfahler. Third Row: Rudisill, Eves. Aurand. Missing: IIOSI Huber. Marshall, CassclL Rufhs. Baken Sinqerl Borfner. Freed. Koons, Zoiglcr, Hclldmfel, Glade. Gofwaldw Forcoy. Firsf Row: Dr. Saby. Schoffer, MiHer Werfz BectofaryL Bulleif Ureasurcd. Wolf, Dress. Second Row: Missing: Marfz, Trimble, Lewis. Sheraw. Frank, Kcllcr. Doblcs. Brown, Parks. Third Row: scr. Lark. Muuclmam Conant. Enferline, Peck, Calby. Machan PerroH, Stras- Wresidenfl, Harf Wicc- Presidan. GarrcH. Hamilton, W, Miller. Sipes. DeYoe. Schlonan. Firs? Row: Prof. Gufmann. Kammrafh Hife fVice-PresidenH. Sfehley WresidenH. Fisher Hecrefarw, Grade. Feldmann. Dr, Sundermeyer. Third Row: Second Row: Sfrasser. Tome. Forfenbaugh. Hoffman. Missing: Miller. QuintaniHa. Sheely, Williamson. Becker. 1107. Schwaneger. Tee+er. Slifer. Wickey. Bergman, Scheffer. Koons UreasurerL Freed, Pl lAMBBA SIGMA lnsfclIed a? GeHysburg in I929, Gamma chapfer of Pi Lambda Sigma is a branch of Hm nafional fraiernify for sfudenis particularly inferesied in Economics or Pomical Science. Ms membership is com- posed of schohrs planning eiOher legal or Edward MacBean pre- sided. business careers. Originafing on the GtrHysburg campus I536. Delia Phi Alpha is the oldest college depadmenhl socie+y. In I942 if became Zeta Alpha chapfer of Hue national honorary Ger- as a local group in man language sociefy which Mme if now Ralph L. Sfahley wielded fhe gavel in all discussions. bears. DElIA PHI AlPHA Firs? Row: Sheraw, Mlzcll, Black, Coppernoll, Fisher, Damm, Sammel, McKinney, Oiley, Wagner, S'rackery Siqmar. Second Row: Keller, Tecfery Fresh, P. Wickeyy Weibley, V. Wickeyl Hack, Scheffery Dolbeer, Koons, Golwald, Amspmher. Gamsl Smith. Third a Row: Nailc, Aurandy Markleyy Havcrsflck' Bergman. Sfern, Fussy Krumrlne. Mondorf. Werh, Yeakle. Fourth Row: Dunkley Herb, Rclfhr mlllcr. Smithy Mchrmq Rchmeycr. Feeser. E. Fishery Depfer. Moreland, Hife, Pyle. Fiffh Row: Bender. Paxson, Hammondv Shlpcy Fishy O'Day, M. Fish, Swopc, Micklcv. Hughesy Sixlh Row: Kollerl Lighfcap. Feldmamu Allan. Fishcl, Gcnscmcr. MoHcr, Weirick. Forcey, Kochnlclnl Osvalics. Baublilz. Studen t Clank Ham 1444 ociation Complefing ifs seven+y-six+h year of service 5+ GeHysburg College. flue Sludenf Chrisfian Associafion provecl +0 be a sfeadyinq influence on a war-crazed campus. Under +he leadership of Presidenf Koons and Adviser Don Heiges, backed by fhe Cabinet ifs members worked +0 mee+ campus needs along fhe lines of worship, recre- afion. sludy, and Chrisfian acflon. The monlhly programs. open +0 all sfuclenls. dealf wifh curren+ +opics of inferesf In college life and +hroughou+ +he world. Evening devofions, sludenf chapel services. Sunday vespers, Wednesday nighf Candlelight and Church relafions-all were sponsored by lhis associalion. If worked fowards H5 goal of Chrisfian fellowship +hrougl'1 Bible sludy seminars. sludenf con- ferences. open houses, and We Keep 'Em Smilin' program. Social acfion, evidenced in Hue work among flue Negroes. +he aged af Hue counfy home, and The Gra-Y Club for small boys from lown, also played a large parf in fhe program of +he organizalion. Weidensall Hall. Hue home of lhe SCA, is not only +he cenfer of fhe campus buf +he cenler of campus life. If is Jthe one building in which work and sludy, worship and prayer, and Jfun and frolic can be found a+ any lime of +he day. Thus fhe SCA fulfills ifs main purpose, namely, +0 influence sfudenls fo devole Jrhemselves in uniled elforf wifh all Chrislians in making flue will of Chrisf effeclive in human sociefy, and +0 exlend +he Kingdom of God Jrhroughoul +he world. ,4 llOBl Firs? Row: Markley. Sfehley Ureasureri. Mondorf IVice-Presidenfi. Koons iPresidenH, Hiie iSecre- iaryi, Herb. Heiges. Second Row: Wenfz. Gams. Pyle, Fisher. Weriz, Amspacher. Wafhey. Wickey. Gofwald. Third Row: Miller. Sfracker, Marshall. D. Gofwald. Frank. Peierman. Missing: Sfipe. The backbone of +he Sfudenf Chrisfian Associafion is +he Cabinef consisfing of +he four officers and eighfeen commiHee chairmen. The work 0T Jrhis group is +0 sef up +he program of +he Associafion and Then supply +he sfeam ihaf makes +he whoie Jrhing go. This is +he gang ihaf held The organizahon fogefher when Uncle Sam sfepped info Geffysburg and broke up +he ofher campus groups. l109I 86A EABINET When anyone menfions The name Don on campus, everyone knows the? he means Don Heiges. Officially fhe Execu- tive Secretary of the SCA. Don is really chief worker. pusher. sfring-puller, and counselor of fhe Associafion and of +he campus in general. Firs? Row: Millers Weaver, Markley tEdiforl. Amspacher hManaginq Ednod, GarreH musiness Managed. Haferh Wer+z. Second Row: Wenfz, Fisher, Luckenbaugh. Gams, Depfer. Haversfick. lasing. Sommar. Saby, Kammrafhh Feldmann. Aurand. Third Row: Riefe. Chrisner. Gofwald. Conant Huber, Harqleroad, Enierline. Missinq: Benko. Forfenbauqh. Kellen Lark. Nailes Scheffer. Rudisill. Flrsf Row: Hafer. Ellis 1Circulafion Managed. Markley devised. Rice stsisfanf Liferary EdiforL Fausold hManaging EdiforL Sommar tEdiforL Weaver stsociafe EdiforL lssing Hiferary EdiforL Erskine Wusiness Managed. Liebekneckf UV? Edi'rod. Second Row: Mulcahy. Swope. PerroH. Saby. Sfraffonl Herr, Mitchell. Kammraih. Barr, Fink, Wardle. Third Row: Acton. Addison. Riefe, Moller. O'Day, Emiqh. Fourih Row: BiHy. Berger. Morgan, Hunt. Koller. Huber, Dickson. Missing: Brent Dapp. Hayes, Kono. Schaqrin. Culp. Rowell, Rudisili, Reynolds Gumm, Black, Maines. Larsen Lehmann. lull HIV, IHHIK Under the edifing pen of Ray Markley. fhe G-Book turned more informal than ever. and included a Who's Who direc- iory +0 adminisfrafion and sfudenf im- portanis, plus many candid sketches. The freshman's handbook, if is sent to all incoming fresh in the summer for pre-college Hp: and am. THE MERCURY is fhe campus literary pub'icafion which gives fhe sfudenfs a chance 90 puf fheir creafive and imagin- Mive Ohough'ls ink: print Issued monthly. if confains a mixfure of wif, satire, poems, and shod stories. Refiring-chiei Marlley served as adviser. and Gen Sommar as edifor. MEREIIIH or the gettyMaI-gian Office The Geffysburgian was one of +he hardesl hif ol all colleqe exfra-curricular acfivifies during Geffysburg's firsf full college year af war. Two weeks af'rer Bob Brenf, Ralph Sfehley. and Dave Houck relinquished fheir hold of aufhorify and Jrhe new sfaff look command. Sharp Fax- son and Bill Busch, news and sports edifors respectively. and six ofher sfaff members go+ +he enlisfed reserve call. Then +he new sfaff sfarfed all over again wifh Rudy Haversfick af Paxson's spol' and Dave Mulcahy mangllng +he sporfs and wrifing mosf of +he afhlefics copy. The highervups, in a figurafive sense, Jim Hafer, big chief edifor, Charley Aurand, managing edifor, Mary Lou Wenfz. in Charge of +he liferary page, and Herbo Bow- man, associa+e boss, carried on cafch-asecafch-can lash? ion wifh +he resf of +he sfalf for +he remainder of +he grafefully-accepled, shor+ened school year. H was a fough job. +hough, probably one of Jrhe hard esf The Geffysburgian has experienced in ifs 46 years of sfruggle af +he college. Buf in spife of +his each Thursday saw one more aHempf roll forlh from +he mighfy presses. Somehow or ofher +his garganfuan feaf was accomplished. and mosf of +he credif probably goes lo George Kaclwill. +he pressroom foreman who wresfled valianfly wifh each issue. Bill Hargreaves was +he business manager wi+h all +he financial worry and Jrhe olher general problems imposed upon his broad shoulders. Dick Lower carried on as as- ,- IllZl Aurand. Wenh. and Edifor Hafer dish up fhe news. sociafe business manager. and Swede Jacobson was lhe assistanf big boy in +he business deparfmenf unfil +he Air Corps gof hold of him. Herm MelloH had charge of whaf few and meager ads +he paper was able +0 gel fhis year. unfil he gof +he call. and lhen Bill Rhoads look over +he worry. Dick Miller is fhe fellow f0 blame if +he circulalion deparfmenf didn'f funcfion properly. Even wilh all +he manpower reverses 0f warfime. The GeHysburgian did manage fo make ifs greafesf gains in recenf years from +he sfandpoinf of physical equip- menf. Afler being shoved ouf of lhe SCA building. GeHysburg College's leading weekly newspaper look possession of enlarged quarfers in lhe basemenf of Glaf- felfer Hall. Affer fhe insfallafion of new florescen+ fix- +ures and four new desks, +here was. for +he firsf fime in modern history, apparenfly room for all willing workers lo carry on and also added space for one or more peren- nial loafers. In summary. if can be gafhered from +he lone of +his brief descripfion +ha'r a lough lime was had by all: fhaf confrary +0 popular belie1c nof all newspaper men are run down, because a lof of The Geffysburgian boys cerfainly passed +he army physical: +ha+ +he coeds of GeHysburg College deserve a greaf deal of credif for +heir parl in +he weekly publicafion of fhe news sheef. fhe mosf ac+ive parl fhey have +hus far played in jour- nalism on +he campus: and +ha+ nobody knows whaf's to come. Firs+ Row: Paxson. Klos Zubrow Aurand, Hafer. Bowman, Yingling, Wifmer, Mulcahy, Haversfick. Second Row: Olewiler. Janke. PerroH. Heiqes Harvey, E. Fishen Lehrkinder. Sommar, Kenyon. Nuss, Third Row: Feeser. Rehmeyer. McKinney. Kling. Schagrln. S'rern. Missing: Wenfz. Busch Shryock. Heiqes. Herb, Cass, Rudolph G. Fisher Berqer. Billings, Fox Jones, Ludlam, Robinson Shainline. Firs? Row: Bacharachl Miller. Lower. Hargreaves, Jacobson. MelloH, Beckley. Second Row: Sheraw. Kammrafh. Pennell. Mifchell. Tome Hanks Gofwald. Rabe, R. Miller. Third Row: Dickson. Grove. MCCollouqh. Warren. Ellis, Leidy. Berry. Dunkle. Missinq: Rhoads, Zimmennan. Trimmer. Beffman. BerrianA l1131 EBIIHHIAl STAFF - - BUSINESS STAFF -- Wineo'clocle - - - . AA A. 3-- RNA GK A . 3 , il.' . Q l4 - - A2. :' l '31. ,:-.I My,- 2352;; '33.- t'; ' s .. , ?mternitq IJoaAe - IHBI Fraiernify of GeMysburg forms 'rhe soul of a college man's Iife-a place of mid- night bull sessions. pranks and frolic. fellowship and brotherhood. some shady- ing. or even smoke-builf casfles in ?he air beside a roaring fireplace. E H I I A S Y 0 B E H I H I w l l H B D N A IPKT February I9, I852 Hue Phi Psi's broughf forfh their firs? chap- fer, and while still in fhe embryonic s+age ihey pushed on to G-Burg in December. I855 . . . The Psi's decorated fheir new manila wifh plenfy oi frophies. fhe first batch losf in fhe fire of '4l . . . Senafor Miller held the gavel wi'rh an iron hand and reaped resul+s . . . Wearers of fhe Psi Shield held key posiiions on coNege ieams as well as publications . . . Kono. fhe ofhmisfalen orienfaL had his share of wresf- ling while canvas-back Spinner rolled around. Byron Funny Man Miller fool: fime off from Ruthie fo cheer- lead . . . Jess Schumacher co-capfained fhe fooiball feam. - - - Phi Kappa PM First Row: McCarfer, Denlinger, Siambaugh, Dovey, Warman, Larsen. Second Row: Billings, Lehman, R. Homer. Ludlum, Swarr, Pfeifer. R, Pennell, D. Plank, Rudisill. Froehlich, Lau, Meller, Martin. Warner. Third Row: E, Pennell, Powers, Hoffman, Daley, Peck, Bowman, T, Miller, Dapp, B. Miller, Schumacher, Lark. Spinozzi, Bucher. Fourth Row: Hummel, Sfees. Brower. Freihofer, Shelley, Driver, Holsberg, Perroff, Powell, Borellil Baden, H. Plank. Fiffh Row: Berry, Weaver, Borfner, Hendrickson, Citron, Wilinski, Yingst, G. Homer. Kono, Norley, Yerkes. PENNSHVANIA EPSIHIN CHAPHR MEMBERS C. Samuel Daley James N. Peck Henry K. Bowman Roberf PfeHer Edred J. Pennell Joseph W. Powers Michael Baden M. Edward Sfees William H. Berry Quenfin C. Weaver Arthur McCarier John Denlinger Fred Sfambaugh Clayfon Dovey Clayfon Warman Charles Larsen John Warner Fred B. Dapp Byron C. Miller John H. Hoffman Dominic J. Spinozzi Wayne A. Bucher Richard Borfner Seniors Juniors G. Thomas Miller Fred W. Schumacher Paul A. Powell James A. PerroH Richard A. Holsberg Sophomores James C. Hendrickson John Yerkes Thomas Cifron Frank Mariin W, Farrell Meller Glenn Lau Hervey Froehlich Rober Rudisill Harry Hummel James Bernheisel Roberf Wilinksi Gerald Yinqsf George M. Homer Hiroaki Kono Freshmen Wilberf Frifz David Plank Chrisfopher Shay Richard Pennell Carl Swarr George Ludlam Roberf Homer l1191 Charles T. Lark James T. Hardy William L. Shelley Sfanley H. Freihofer Joseph Norley Albert Driver Craig Brower Richard Lehman Howard Plank Joseph Borelli Edward Foulkrod Harry S+einmeyer Edward Read GIFA Made its start in l848 a+ Jefferson College, where six hr- sigHed genfs puf fheir heads fogefher . . . Treked fo Gef- 9ysburg fen years lafer and seHled down by fhe Tiber as Xi Chapfer. Prexy Houck led his clan ?owards reiiring fhe Acfivifies Cup, faking another leg on ihe AH-Sporfs frophy . . . Also found fime +0 run fhe R. O. T. C. and keep books for He GETTYSBURGIAN . . . Second in command was Richards. choir manager . .. Fearless Bren? edifed fhe GETTYSBURGIAN. while Haas, Freedman. Davis. Kane pIayed basketball . . . Caphin Haas and four ofher Fiiis were firsf-sfring gridders . . . Lodge was again graced by Housemoiher Mrs. Parnell. - - Phi gamma Delta First Row: Haas, CebWer' Richards chck DeYoe, McLaughlin Bron? Second Row: Kmm Horshrinv Ridm Tnm-zvm. Thin: Rnw' McKee, Musselman, Berdan, ScMotfman, Rhoads, Bowman Founh Row: Glenn, ersom Cline, Shainlinc M15. Parnell Leidy B. RM fensperger, Lehmanl BilleH. Busch. Fifth Row: Lehrkinder, Rucff Fveedman, Housfon, Hassinger Durdore 5 RaHrnsperqer. Horr, Bcidm men Sixfh Row: Richards, Davis Kissinger, Hipp Barker. DeGroof Roth, Snyder, Fehw Frasso, Coam chp. IIZOI David C. Houck Robert L. Richards Edgar A. DeYoc Jr. J. William Har'mdn Elmer S. McKee Ray 5. Musselman John W, Busch Thomas L. Cline Jr. R. Rogers Herr A. James Barker Edward T. Beidleman Roberf B. Brenner Charles A. Davis Roberf L. DeGroof John B, Felfy - - - XI BHAPHR MEMBERS Seniors Roberf A Bren? Eugene M. Haas Paul W. Rider W. Wallace Kane Juniors Howard A. Belvian Herber? S. Bowman Bruce W. Raffensperqeu William S. Rhoads Sophomores Alfred S. Leidy Samuel M. RaHensperger Roberf E. Lehman Fred A. Ruoff Freshmen Edwavd G. FIG5$O Pres1on C. Rofh WiHiam E. Glenn Robert W. Kissinger Roberf M. Hassinger J. Daniel Slep Sfanley L. Hou:+on Harvey B. Smifh Donaid W. Lehrkinder Herberf L. Smifh SocialIy-PrivHeged Member Donald H, Freedman I121! Richard C. Debler William A. Florsheim F. Richard McLaughlin Kenneth E, Tvimmev Richard H. Schlonan Rodney S. Billeff John W. Shoinline John W. Wilson Claude W. Dundore Richard E. Snyder Barfine H. Coady Roberf C. Richards Russell N. Leidy Curfis B. Lilly 2X For She's fhe Sweefhearf 05- nafurally fhs next logical words are Sigma Chi-Founded June 28, I855, and esfab- lished a chapier oi Geffysburg in April. l863 . . . Recenfly Hie song aforemenfioned wenf to the heads of Broihers Hargleroad. Keller, Hafer. and Beer when they placed ?heir cross on four Sig sweeihearfs . . . A hard-fighfing outfit in inhamural sporfs. +hough no? on ?he fop rung, is fhe spirit of fhese men of fhe Theta Chaphr . . . Presideni Herdie molded his boys info good fraternify material . . . Polifician Mike Maine: llepf fhe Sigs ahead in campus pol- ifics . . . GETTYSBURGIAN is now in capable Sig hands. ; l ? - - - - - gignm Chi Firs? Row: O'Malley, Sfarahs, Lahr, Wolf, R. Black, W. Black, Tarberf. Amesbury. Second Row: Moller, Haferl Chrisner, Wardle, Herdie, EMerline, Weaver, ErskineI Feldmann. Third Row: Sfefl. Sfracker, Maines, Hargleroad, RudisilL Sigmar, Fausold, Keller. Fourth Row: Emighl Mainwaring, Berger, Kaiser. Sfaley, Cervino, Bair, H. Jones. Dickson. Fiffh Row: O'Day, Monfor't, Gumm Joel, Acton, O W 3-77 11221 i - - - - THEM IIHAPHH MEMBERS Seniors Richard Enferline Frank Herdie George Wardle Juniors W. L. Michael Maines Marfin Fausold Roberf Moller Maurice Weaver John Harqfcroad Roberf Erskine James Hafer William Chrisner Eric Siqmar Richard Rudisill Roberi Feldmann Sophomores Roberf Bair Charles Sfaley Roberf KoHer Roberf Berger ; Joseph Cervino W. Howard Jones Frank Kaiser Norberi Sfracker Freshmen Roberf C. Wolfe James O'Ddy William Black McCrea Dickson Roberi Black WaHer Mainwarinq John Sfarahs Edward Sfefl George O'Malley Harry Emigh Elwood Tarberf Penn Amesbury Charles Adon Homer POH Roberf Joel George Zufes Willis Gumm Alberf Lahr Simon Monforfc Roberf Pockeff I1231 4x3 9 A practical gift to the Greek organization came on Decem- ber 26. l848 when Phi Delta Theta came into being . . . Not 'til November I. l875 did Gettysburg College chance to view the new Beta Chapter . . . Phi Detts were always a team to reckon with when it came to athletics . . . Jitter- bug Martz. being a koyman . . . Bomber Shaw. G-Burq's gift to any pro softball team . . . Ole Elf Colby sat on the money bags for the Delts and dealt out the shokels dole- tuNy . . . and then there's the story 'bout Slugger Baal and his mushball antics . . . Vinnie Parnell and Cal Wel- liver sparked the college quintet. and Beaver and Oyler shone on the grid. . - - Phi Delta 7heta First Row: Jackson. Ross, Zundvl. Perchmt Hiltont Fritsch Ermpm'out, Fowkcst Second Row: McLarnont Lcntz, Bvaangton, Kine. ThErd Row: Calbv. Shaw. Houtz, Beat. Fourth Row: Rowtand, Martz, Trimblc. Singert Heaven Atsedck, Salzmant Fifth Row: Ptr-Hl Lehman, Ottot Ehrmant Rutherfo d. Grant, Mtraget Oyle', Wentz. - - PENNSYlVANH BETA MEMBERS Seniors Rober'! Shaw Roberf Houfz James Calby Juniors Donald Alsedek VinceM Parnell Richard Marfz Charles Beaver James Trimble Calber+ Welliver Sophomores Donald Rutherford Roberf Oyler Faris Mirage Gusfave Lehmann Roy Wenfz Herberf Ehrman Freshmen i John Rowland Virgil Brasianon Sfephen Frifsch Roberf Janine William Zundel Francis Carroll Richard Folfz Dwight Hower Russell Wileman Rober? Watkins Sfuar? Perchy Carey McSheny Louis Sahman Charles Hess Rober? Snodqrass William Fawkes John Bacon Stanley Len17 Socially-Privileged Member Alberf Gra n! l1251 EHAPIER Claude Beal Donald Singer Gene OHo John Pfeil George Ermentrouf Jack Voq+ Delmar Kime Jerome Jackson William Hilfon ATS! September III I865, birfh of A. T. O. . . . Entered G-Burg campus June 27. WM. and has since been cookin' wifh gas . . . Ed Addison, pasf prexy and campus politician, sfepped out of Hue Iimelighf for new PrasideM Bruce Riefe . . . New England's Ralph Ellis held Hie purse shings and exchequer . . . Peppy Dress and Bob Fryling. gridiron greafs. looked beHer every day . . . Medals Merkley and Bill Hargreaves. publicafion tycoons. Ieff for Med School in April . . . Though no? always on km of the Inframural League. fhe A. T. O.'s were +0 be feared af any fime . . . Maiorify oi broihers in Army and Navy Reserves: only fhree in Marines. - - - 141,254 7m: Omega First Row: Fryling, Riefc, Luckenbaugh, Addison, Parks. Dressl Dobles, Connavo. Second Row: Issing. Mitchell. Krupa, Hargreaves, Bacharacw, Dolee Meschfer. Third Row: Hunt, Thomas, Mgllerl Liebekneckf, Ellis, Culp. Fourth Row: Selfridgel Reynmds. Morgann Smith, Grove, Alber. Fifth Row: Cooney. Lower, Warren, Karchner, Johnson. McCollough. AlPHA UPSllllN BHAPHR Manuel Dobles Raymond Markley Donald lssing William Hargreaves Ralph Ellis Richard Lower David Boyer Waybrighf Thomas George SeHridge Frank Morgan John Cooney MEMBERS Seniors Paul Dress Roberf Fryling John Mifchell Roberf Dole 50 William Liebekneckf Charles Meschfer F William Grove Charles McCoHough John Babefzke Edgar Hunf Edwa rd Addison Raymond Ludenbaugh Juniors Herber? Bacharach Roberf Forfenbaugh phomores Richard Miller David Culp reshmen Charles Reynolds James Smith Roberf Alber Henry Johnson l127l Roberf Parks Thomas Connavo Bruce Riefe Leo Krupa Howard Resfin Roberf Karchner John Way William Warren J. Caivin Lang Edward Higgison EAE The firs! S. A. E. chapfer f0 be organized NawH'I of ihe Mason-Dixon line was Pa, Delfa here in G-Burg in I883 . flue 5. A. E. rosier has been depleted by more than one-half going info acfive service. buf these boys kep+ righf up . . . Diminufive Dick Sfefler was head man and held high his reign, of least 'fil a female boarder fool: over . . . Ray Rosseffi. Hhe huge one from Balfimore. wifh Hart, Yovvy. and March looked good on Hue gridiron this fall . . . Company A and B M fhe R. O. T. C. unit were in capable S. A. E. hands, to wit: Hart MacBean. and Sfefler . . . Wib Beachy guided Hue lnferfrafernify Council fhrough a hard year. - - gignm I4Iphd fpdilon First Row: Morgan, Monasfero, PaHerson, Cauffman, Binder. Second Row: Honmam MacBean, Hart SVeHer, Beachyl Hebert, Her? Sock Lewis. Yovicsin. Third Row: Lynn. RosseHi March, Lang, Wolf Biemillerl Jacobson. Haas. BIackwood, 6. Wolf. Fourfh Row: Dun away, Linfl Ryan, Hart Rice, Dunkle. Crisf, Fifth Row: Reihmann, Cass, Glock Amafuch ShuNlesworfh. Shdh Row: Arnold, Ehr- hardf, Krulll Mara, Daisey, Meams. Sevenfh Row: Annis, Giananni. Smith Bowmanl Collins. ! l1281 H - PENNSHHNIA IlEHA CHAPHR MEMBERS . Seniors Edwa rd MacBean Richard Sfefler Ferris Blackwood Denman Jacobson Anthony Yovicsin Jack Amatucci Philip Bowman Wendell Cass Max Reihmann Cornelius Glock William PaHerson MaH Borfone Herberf Christ Wilberf Beachy Donald HoHIman Roberf Lang James Lewis Karl Lynn Sophomores Thomas Ryan Ward Daisey Roberf Her? William Smifh David KruH William Collins Lesfer Giananni Jack Shufflesworfh Juniors Freshmen l1291 Aifred Hart Edward Heberf Norman Haas Jack Ray Richard March Jack Annis Phin Biemiller Duane Dunkel Ned Linfa Daniel Monastero Cyril Arnold Richard Mara David Morgan Donald Harfsock Wesfon Dunaway Robert Wolf Raphael RosseHi Jack Coughlin George Wolf Jack Rice John Ehrhardi Richard Binder Kirk Mearns Howard Cauffman $2K From the land of the cod and beans came Phi Sigma Kappa in l873 . . . I925 saw Hue insfallafion of Rho Deuteron Chapter in GeHysburg . .. Fresh. Ie grand polifico. had his hands full with chapter officers and various campus or- ganiufions . . . Doc Sipes. ershvhile humorist and reef- pleef artist. is now in Med School . . . Lanky Bob GarreH. Marine Reservisf. tossed fhe discus around a IiHle in hack meefs . . , Prexy Cronrafh. Hie benevolenf despot, kept fhe 5395 out of trouble and in fhe running for fhe Scholarship Cup . . . Aurand spent long nighfs in GETTYSBURGIAN office . . . One of Hue beffer houses for melody a la Glee Club. - - - Phi Sigma Kappa First Row: Hippenaieel, Haigh. Klos, Cessna, Trump, Follmer, Coblel Deardorff. Second Row: Sammel, Sipes. Adgol Cronrafhl Gar- ref?V Young, Benko Miller, Sollenberqer. MaffeH. Third Row: R. Deardorff, Menges Shock, Freshi NolV, DiehL Clingan, Teeter, Hoover. Tome, Paxson Olewller Aurand, Herb, Zimmerman, Runyonl Kelso Founh Row: Carley, SheHe' Schwinn Graefe, Cook. Hemperly, Benden Schuster, nghfner. Clark. FiHh Row: Musselman, Lowe, Weigle. Williams. Twomos. He'shev. SM?! Row: Eves. Hasselbeck EverharL l130l RH IHIIHIHIN EHAPHR MEMBERS Nelson P. Avigo Herman W. Cronrafh Frederick 6.. Gofwald Charles W. Aurand Earl K. Diehl Donald W. Herb George E. Bender Chefwin E. CooPe James A. Graefe William J. Hoover Joseph P Carley Thomas G. Clark Norman A. Cessna Roberf L. Coble Dale E. Deardorff Richard Ehrhari Andrew L. MaffeH Edward A. Sammel William S. Sollenberger John C. Menges Richard R. Teeter Earle R. Deardorff Seniors Vladimir P. Benko Roberf L. Garreff William W. Miller Juniors James H. Fresh John M. Kelso Dean B. Olewiler Sophomores Willis H. Nolf Leslie A. Schweizer John B. Thomas Donald L. Clinqan Arfhur L. Eves Robert W. Hemperly Roy D. Musselman Sharpless M. Paxson Freshmen Max E. Follmer William F. Hasselbach Howard JV Hippensieel Walfer Landmesser Charles E. Lowe Georqe E. Sheffer Joseph W. Shus+er John Depfer Marfin L. Everharf David H. Haigh Jack B. Hershey Frank W. Klos llSll Robert D. Runyan Earl K. Sipes Richard A. Young John M. Tome William N. Zimmerman Bradford K. Shock Charles M. Weigle Charles R. Williams Phillip P. Lithner Harry PaHerson Roberf Shryock Julius Tondof Paul A. Trump T KE November 24. I920. Tau Kappa Epsilon came ink: being at Ge?+ysburg College . . . The T. K. E.'s have since prospered and now enjoy the repu+a+ion of being a good house in fhe language of frat men . . . Norm Boriner. fhe only Sen- ior left, was prexy of +his group and fogefher with Broihers Brown and Sirickler he kepi T. K. E.'s head above wafer . . . The Rasmussen boys seem to have a monopoly on Nuis broihar combination: ?here are Huee of them now . . . Don Roberfs, track and gridiron greaf1 carried Hie extra gavel in H19 absence of Presidenf Borfner. Don was vice-pres- ideM . . . The Takes can be frequently found abouf Huber and Steven's Dorms. - - 74:: Kappa prilon FErsf Row: Sirickler Brown. Borfner, Fister. MoHer, Hshek Second Row: Beckerl Smifh, Gensemer, Keller, Leaman Fraser, Aungs'. Third Row: Carev Bloomqum McGhee, K Bloomquisf, Bceny, Fourth Row: Allan Renninger. Go'wald, DuHon Revnolds, Sfewad Gilmore. Hancock. Fifth Row: SuHivam Doldle Graham: 11321 Russel J. Aungsf Harris G. Fisfer Roberf 0. Becker James AA Bloomquisf Spurgeon T. Gofwalt James H. Allan Jack T. Doldle Kennefh W. Gilmour William C. Hancock PSI MEMBERS Senior Norman L. Borfner Juniors 6. John Gensemer Herberf B. Brown Donald H. Roberfs Howard E. Fishel Sophomores Thomas L. Leaman Henry G. Beeny John E. Rasmussen Samuel Fraser David A. Smifh Wendel F. Keller Freshmen Richard 3. Carey Robert E. DuHon Roberf E. Graham Holgar Rasmussen James H. Renninger Frank Sfewarf Harry Modesii John Harner EHAPHR George W. Moffer Gerald B. SfricHer George H. McGhee Arfhur M. Smifh J. Roberf Sullivan Howard Rasmussen Edward Reynolds Raymond Coleman Roberf A. B'oomquisf K A P Did you ever hear of a liHIe package of dynamife? . . . Well, here if is in Hue form of +he K. D. R. frafernify . . . esfeblished in GeHysburg on January I4. I928 . . . A small group but po+en+ . . . President Kelley wielded Hui group with Hue definess of a surgeon . .. Bob Klinedinsf was chief money bag holder 5or Kappa Delfa Rho while Brofher German represenfed fhem af Men's Tribunal . . . One re- calls vividly of said represanfoHve's hair after a bevy of freshmen descended on said pafe , . . Paul S+rasser held the purse strings for Hue lnierfrafernify Council. prexied fhe house firQ semes+er . . . Bill Marshall. big S. C. A. man. chorfled in Hue choir. FMS? Row: M 3rshaH KIFnedinsf Shassr'r. Seranoqw, Burkinthz Secon'i Raw: Gnmum WmH' KW?M Sdlucter. THm' wa: SWiH, Ruths. I 134; . - - - - - PIIIHAPHR MEMBERS Seniors Heinz E. Schwoneger 6. Paul Sfrasser Juniors William C. Marshall Sophomores Roger E. Kelley Walfer E Garman Arfhur L. Rufhs Robert L. Klinedinsf Walfon R. Wolf Freshmen James W. Smith Cody F. Burkindinc Smart D. Schluefor Kennefh F. Wohlferf Robor! S. Cronhavdf Robert J. Trowella Roy C. Kindiq 1135! LXXA Lambda Chi Alpha. a comparafiveiy new frafernHy on Get fysburg's campus. was esfablished in Hue fall of '39 afier a merger wifh Then Kappa Nu . . . Prexy Mifman fruly lived up to +he adage. Heavy is the head the? wears Hue crown Five-by-five Haslbeck kept his huge paw on the silver sfack as exchequer of fhe ouffif . . . Phofogs Hacker and Mifman. sfaffmen of this rag, were seen popping in any part of Hie campus . . . Lambda Chi held her own in inferfrafernify sporfs. and Parson Hayes kept ihem in We poliiical running . . . Bill Everharf, speedy dash man, per- formed brillianfly on Hue cinder squadV . . Zambda cumin: Firs? Row: Huichinson, Mickley, Hayes, Mrs. B'ady, Miimani Movelandi Hanks. Second Row: Vogedes, Melloif, Helidorier, Shank Piahlen Hocker. Third Row: Plaqanisl Keller. Schwarn, Marks, Mickey, Delli Fourh Row: Trouimani Bo'siel, Hazlbeck, Sobers, Hil- ner. Heldrick. Fifih Row: Doddi Neibed, Sasser, Divcv. Rowe, 11361 Thomas Bulleif Louis Hayes Louis HeHdorfel Donald Mhmdn Francis Bovard Frederick Heldrick Roy D. Marks Earle Dodd Pefer Plaganis Daniel Baker IHHA PI MEMBERS Elwood Moreland Roscoe Shank MiHon Robinson Charles Dell Robert Dowie Leo Mickey Richavd Rowe Richard Diver Seniors Juniors William Everharf LuHIer Hocker Sophomores Freshmen Harry Keller Herman MelloH Delbur+ Haslbeck Walfer Sobers Gerard Bors+el Andrew Hislop IIBVI BHAPHR Edgar Hanks William Hufchinson John Pfahlel Wiiliam Voqedes Jack Troufman Alan Schwarn Edgar Neiberf Alfred Sasser Howard Hilner $KP The only local fraierniiy on the campus came info being in I928 . . . Phi Beta Sfehley. the polifician, publicafions hound. scholar, and dry humorist ius+ graduaied in Febru- ary . . . Budda Sipes. Hue only one in capiivify. was de- cidedly Hue humor-generafor of ihe house . . . A well-Iiied organization on Hie campus is we claim enioyed by Phi Kappa Rho . . . Esquire Huber devoied his Hme +0 in- framural sports and scholarship . . . C. Wayne Peierman. presenf prexy. did well by his boys, so ?hey say . . . Jerry SchmiHhenner cailed himself fhe Phi Kap banker. but his broihers had another name for ii. - - - Phi Kappa Rho Firs. Row: Galiion, Fovcwi Singer, Hunt Second Row: Ziegien Siehlovi Donan, Doibeer, Keasm, Baublih', Sipcs, Huber. THH! Row: Peievmam Frank. Koehnleini Leon Parry. Fowler. Fourfh Row: Schmifihenner. Yinglingl Kimc. Weirick. Cassell. a . . . ...Qi. a I138! Claude Baublifz Lester Keasey David Dollman Edqar Koehnlein Rober+ Cassell William Fowler Ross Forccy - AlPHA CHAPHR MEMBERS Seniors Clyde Huber Marfin Dolbeer Juniors WiHiam Pally Sophomores Jerry SchmiHhenner Freshmen Donald Gdllion RusscH Ricihmillcr l1391 Russell Sipes Samuel Frank Wayne Pe1erman George Weirick James Sinqer Halold Hunt Ralph Sfeh'ey Frank Ziegler Ernest Leer Wiiliam Yingling Roland Kime Poul Slifcr CHI 0MEGA Drew ifs lirsf breafh down yonder af Hie Universify of Arkansas in I895 . . . Card- inal and Sfraw is favorife color . . . Pure whife carnafions fill +he air . . . Joey Fish is prexy of Tau Delia and also of Hie Women's Council . . . LiHIe Janef is a born acfress . . . Millie keeps +he records . . . Bea fools +hose bills . . . Eddie Fisher frains Hie new addifions and sfill has Hme +0 debaie . . . Originalify plus means Gen. who wri+es +he snappy chap+er le+fers . . . Kay Flinchbaugh is a second Kafherine Cors nell . . . Pefe Herr and Saby warble in +he choir . . . Hokey and Runky are also songsfresses . . . Gracie is everybody's friend . . . Always found snooping abouf Hie campus wifh a cameraoHiafs Mizell . . . Rudy spends her +ime in flue Geffyss burgian den . . . Jeannie BeHman is a real Chi O a'r hearf . . . Fink has a flare for journalism . . . Keilhie was a charming hosless a'r Hie rushing party . . . Loved by all her friends is Benny . . Bar+ is a jifferbug from way back . . . Adelaide Barr ruled as queen of +he Milifary Ball . . . BeHy Hiie nof only saf in on +he Pan- Hellenic Council buf also made good grades . . . The wonderful Founder's Day Banque+ and fliis year's edi+ion of +he CHYOTE were due +0 Hue efforfs of DoHie Kling . . . Jane Wilmer has her heari sei on Medical School . . . Mary Lou wears a lovely diamond on her +hird finger. leff hand, from Don . . . Pat Malone. nofed for her sense ol humor, is Hie model pledge . . . Fun-loving DoHie Schelfer is always on Hue go . . . BeHy Hamilion keeps up flue sororify average and sfill finds lime fo be a friend +0 +he Aircrew sfudenfs . . . Gracie Fisher repor+s for flue campus paper . . . Willy is file glamour girl . . . Peggy Harvey did a good job a+ flie counfy home wiih her social service work . . . DoHie Paules would like +0 dance +hrough life wifh Bob . . . And lasf, buf nof least +here is Gibby . . . ll40l Adelaide Barr Josephine Fish Doris Gibson BeHy Hemilfon BeHy Hite May Eleanor Depfer Grace Gafreli Peggy Harvey Helen Logan Esfher MizeH CharloHe Runk Evelyn Ba rfeaux Dorofhy Kling Mildred Damm Marion Fish Mari Nuss MEMBERS Seniors Vara Jean Norman Eleanor Sfraffon Charloffe Fink Kathleen Flinchbaugh Juniors Doroihy Scheffer Jane Wifmer Eleanor Zimmerman Edna Fisher Rufh Haversfick Sophomores Jean Beffman Freshmen Patricia Malone Pofricia Drew Adele Gold Firs? Row: Wifmer, Nuss. Mizell. M. Fish J. Fish, Pyle 6. Fisher, Barfeaux, Fisher, Damml Depfer, Hife. Row: Gafrelll Fink. Beffman Barr, Williamson, Harvey, Normam Reiver, Haversfick. Third Row: Sa by. Hamihon. Sommar, Rice, ll4ll Mary Lou Graham Marion Herr Jane? Reiver Helen Sdby Helen Williamson Helen Keifh Elaine Michel Beafrice Pyle Beffy Jane Rice Helen Sommar Alice Wolf Dorofhy Paules Kafhleen Orflip Grace Fisher Muriel Maan Marfha Trumpeter Paules Kling, Flinchbaugh, Sorori Ortlip, Second Row: Herr, Gibson, S'rraHon, Zimmerman, Wolf. Drew. E. Fourin DElIA GAMMA Way back in 1874 somebody siarfed Delia Gamma af Oxford, Mississippi . . . Cream-colored roses are found in +he corsages . . . Bronze. pink, and blue adorn +hose sloppy-io sweafers . . . Marjorie Amspacher has more +han one headache fry- ing fo keep order . . . Nex+ in line comes Diefie . . . She also has many ofher ac- fivifies . . . Among +hem cheerleading . . . DoHie Werfz iofs down the chapfer records . . . Eihel Sheraw. her hearf's af F. 8t M., chases Jrhe collecfors away . . . She also likes debafing fours . . . Toni is big chief of Befa Be+a Befa . . . She com- manded hearts as queen of +he Military Ball . . . Each year. Kochie is the beauiy favorite of +he class of '44 . . . Also ruled fhe Junior Prom . . . The Marjorie men- fioned above fook fime off from chem labs to fake Jrhaf solemn sfep . . . She is now Mrs. Roberf Boyson . . . Can be found in fhe Senafe, foo . . . Doris Keller, beffer known as DiHo. kepf The records of 1he Junior Class sfraighf . . . Also seen wifh a cerfain seminarian very frequenfly . . . Ellen Lee Sack is kept busy scribbling nofes oi +he Sophomore Class and Sfudenf Senate . . . Leading +he iiHerbugs are Ruthie Heiges and Gloria Mehring . . . Sally is blessed with a confagious laugh . . . Jeane nie Bader exis+s for +hose long distance phone calls from Sandy . . . Meb hits +he road fo Philly week-ends . . . Reasonea med sfudenf . . . Helen Basler represents +he Freshman coeds in +he Women's S+uden+ Council . . . Emily Goiwaid helps to collecf W. S. S. F. funds . . . Frankie finds Jtime for sfudy, fun, and Ed . . . Mary Lou Wenfz is busy wifh her many ediforships in +he field of iournalism . . . Like arf? s eGloria Hammer does . . . Carmen is rarin' +0 go places. do +hings . . . Ruling over Pan-Hell was Ann Warner. who is luscious +0 look 5+ . . . She is also fhe Fresh- man Class Favorife . . . Frannie Swoope uses her technique in Biology lab . . . Ginny is sweet . . . Chapter holds top place as scholars. ll42l Marjorie Amspacher Helen Gems Jeanne Bader Jean Diefendmfm Gloria Hammer Doris Keller Sally Morvow Carmen Lithcap EHen Lee Sack Dorothy Koonoy Constance KisHm Anne Warner Helen Baslev Jean Mayer MEMBERS Seniors Doris Frank Juniors Mary Anne RoweH Frances Swoope Mary Louise Wentz Malianna Crisf Emily Gofwald Ruth Heiges Sophomores Gioria Mehrinq Freshmen Joy Nelson Vivian Wk key Eleanor Stroehman Margare! Gofwalf Helen Mondorf Dorofhy Werfz Mary Louise Koch Frances Naile Ethel Shelaw Grate Waltemyer Phyllis Wickey Julia Davidson Marsada Yeakle Mallorie Huqhes 66h? BoyUI Glouia OHey May Aqnes Sassaman Marqaref Sammel 301-014 Firs? Row: Boyce Easier. Boyson, Morrow, Diefenderfer, Heiges. Mehringt V. Wickey. Sammel. Second Row: Gotwalf. Hughes. Koch, Naile, Keller, P Wickey Third Row: Mayer, Warner, Mondorf, Davidson. Werfz, Wenfz. Fourfh Row: Sheraw, Keeney, Ofleyl Nelson, Gems, SwoopeA Frank. Fif1h Row: Yeakle, Rowell, Crisf, Sack, E Gofwald, Waltemyer. ll43l Firs? Row: Schaefler, Rabe. Kammraih, Robinson, Malfheissi Hilly. Second Row: Gehres, Haniman, Bergman. Sieber, Baeri Miller. Third Row: DeGheHos Smith. Wallace. Weikerli Daub, Fourth Row: Douglas, Siegmund. Georges Flolhmeier. PH GHIHD I PHI PHIa Originafing on our very own campus. fhis group made ifs firsf appearance lasf year . . . Possessing flie gavel and the head Chair is Elaine. or shall we say ScoHie, Rabe . . . She also works on H16 GeHysburgian as assisfing circulafion manager . . . Offen seen circulafing aboul flue campus Wll'h Sfan . . . Vice-Prexy is Dorolhy Ru- dolphl beHer known +0 her friends as Rudy . . . Doflie Bargman dashes 0H Hie min- ufes af Hie mee+ings . . . She is a meriiber of Del+a Phi Alpha and has posed for publicify shofs . . . Remember Hue one selling defense slamps? . . . Millie Daub pinches flue pennies for flue girls . . . She also gafhers in +he money for fl'ie Sopho- more Classaand spends if. +00 . . . Chemis+ry is her frue love and she belongs +0 flue Royal Order of Scepfical Chymisfs . . . DoHie Smifh guides Hie pledges over +he rough spots and leaches +hem whaf a real Tri Phi should know . . . One of her followers ibuf nof a pledgel is Erk . . . Soon The fop member in fhe league will be DoHie Bargman . . . She will be aided by Jane Hilly, who is as mischevious as +he day is long . . . Millie will fake over flue records and Babs will be overdrawing af Jthe bank . . . Babs has as her exlra curricular acfivify a cerfain young man . . . Kammy will be mama +0 lime pledges . . . She is an assisfanf circulalion manager of lhe campus newspaper and reads +he minufes a+ lhe meefings of Hue Scepfical Chym- isfs . . . She did her good deed each day by serving as a waifress in fhe Aircrew mess hall . . . Very profifable work. +00 . . . She cerlainly made ouf well wifh lhose bouquefs of red roses a cerfain Cadef senf regularly . . . ScoHie is also nofe-iolfer for Hie Junior Class . . . OmiHed above . . . Rufh Miller wrifes feafures for file Geffysburgian . . . Befsy is a reporfer . . . She is cuie and small and proudly wears Herb's T. K. E. pin . . . And flien +here's Connie and also Jeannie Crider . . . Good luck gals . . . You've made a good sfarf. l1441 MEMBERS Juniors Barbara George Vivian Kammrafh Doro+hy Rudolph Sophomores Dorofhy Bergman Dorofhy Smifh Elaine Robe Mefa Flofhmeier Mildred Daub Harrief Siegmund Jane Hilfy Lillian Hamman Mary Louise Wallis Barbara Schaeffer Lenore Weikerf Freshmen Mary Louise Baer Behy Robinson Mary Gehres Consfance Douglas Norma DeGheHo Rufh Miller Ruth MaHheiss Mary Louise Sieber Sorority On March I9, I942. +he coeds of Geffysburg College organized a local sororify. The group was named Phi Phi Phi and bids were accepfed by sevenfeen women. Organ- ized as a local group. if will remain such for We Hme being. Plans are going ahead +0 apply for a charfer in a nafional organizafion. Colors are gray. royal blue. and am- ber. while Hue chosen flowers are +he Jrea-rose and bachelor-buffon. The gold pin consisfs of +hree Phi's. fhe larger. raised cenfer one confaining a pearl. Though In ifs youth. ifs presenf sfrengfh predicfs +ha+ if will reach ifs goal as a nafional group. l1451 First Row: Schagrin, Weibley, E. Krumrine, Weibley, Fuss, Graefe. Wathey. Second Row: P. Krumrine, Geiger. Yarlof. Shefferi Hack, Beckley, M. Slifer. Third Row: Slam, Reineck- er, Coppernoll, McKinney, Feeser, Mafhersl Slifer. Fourh Row: Jones. Koch, Shipe. CHI XAE AlPHA SIGMA Blossomed forfh for flue lirsf lime on our campus lasf year . . . Janice Weibley does her be51L fo keep lhe gals under confrol . . . She wears a sparkler on Hwaf cerfain finger leff hand from her Harrisburg friend . . . Belly Krumrine lakes charge when Janice isn'f around . . . She generally can be JFound wafching flie office, bul lafely flue soldiers are making a bid for her lime . . . Joyce Weibleyeyes. lbey're sisferse keeps Hie records of Hue group sfraighf . . . Teddy Schagrin manipulafes flue cash . . . Almosf passed over facf fhaf Joyce also warbles in flue choir . . . Clara 6. Byrnes will soon be coming inlo fhe limelight as head woman . . . Thai brillianl she wears means ihaf she is also fhe head woman in flue life of a cerlain young man . . . Arlene Malhers will Jrake over the job of Vice-Prexy . . . The position of Secrefary has been split and Belly will confinue lo record, while Dona Long will write chally leHers . . . Dolly Geiger will see +ha+ all bills are paid . . . ln addifion, will hold down a job as Vice-Aclmiral in fhe fesf-fube and longs club . , . CharloHe Rehe meyer sils in on +he Campus Senafe meelings and is a frue Sceplical Chymisf . . . Angie is pecuniary handler of Hie beaker and burner society . . . She also spends many a weary nighl pounding a fypewrifer in lhe sovcalled office of 'lThe Geffys- burgian . . . Elmo and Emily give us a Jrwin acl . . . They bofh hil lhe brain lisf and both wear flue badge of Phi Kappa Rho . . . Emily misses her beffer hall who leH +he campus +0 sludy for +he pulpif . . . Pal is always gelling info lrouble . . . She loves lo plan parfies . . . And lhere's never a dull momenf . . . Dolly Fuss- you may call her Fussy-has high hopes of becoming a nurse , . . A very preffy and sweef nurse she will make, foo . . . Line forms on lhe leff, boys . . . Eleanor can be found in Jrhe biology lab or wifh Johnny . . . Marielle checks flie girls in af Myrtle . . . A good idea. Hiis group. lMGl Eleanor evade BMW Reinecker Mamaref Bo: Hoy Marion Crider Dona CnppeynnH Domfhy Fuss Elizabeth Krumrine CharloHe Rehmmm Alice Baker Mary Virginia Keck Betty tvk Kinnev MEMBERS Seniors Phyllis Klurmino Juniors Thelma Schaqrin Cara Byrnos Sophomores Delores Shipe Anqune Feesm Addalde Hack Freshmen Galena Asvafics Marilyn Bauer Janice Weibley Maryeffa Wafhey Dorothy Geiger Mary Slifer Arlene Mafhers Emily Shaffer Nancy Sfern Joyce Weibley Elmo Koch Dona Long Pafricia Yarlo? $ororit9 Chi Alpha Sigma originafed on We campus in I942. Membership in We organizav fion is open +0 all girls who are no? affiliafed wifh a sororify, and members of Hue group may 6+ any Hme accep+ a bid +0 one of H18 sororifies on +he campus. This group of non-sorori+y girls was begun in order fo encourage group parficipaHon in campus affairs. +0 provide opporfunifies for We developmenf of leadership. and f0 form closer bonds of friendship among +he girls. Abouf one-half of fhe non-sororify coeds now belong f0 Hwe body. l147l get breMedfor the bance - IMSI Through fhe flash bulbs and cameras of Luke Hocker and Don Mifman. ace sfaff phohgraphers. Hie SPECTRUM c'overed 18 Pan-Hellenic and Milifary Ball dances in No- vember. Highlighf of Hie evenf was Hacker's flash shof faken in fhe blackout HM? unexpecfedly came mid-way in +he second nighf of Hie dances. Unforfunafely. 3'! never developed. But amid Herby Woods' svel+e swing and +he pomp of Hue whole regaHa. fhe cameras managed +0 find. mingling wifh Hm crowds abou+ the floor, Hie campus big shots and beauties which are presen+ed in We following pages AS IHE gpecmm ms Ill nu Pan-IJeIIKdII . . . . . . Bandmasfer Woods obliges aufograph hounds. The grand march. Thai Ole Receivin' Linel Ball Queen Mondorf steps out The guys and fhe gals socialiIe. Squinky -iif+erbug par excellence! A TOM MILLER RALPH STEHLEY WILLIAM EVERHART WILBERT BEACHY Wrifer and Senaie Prexy Journalist and Scholar AuOhor and Cinder Star Order and ln1erfraferniiy Leader v thKW bKP ANA -xl-I WHERE YlllJ Wlll SURHY SH HELEN MONDORF ROBERT FRYLING RAYMOND MARKLEY ROBERT KOONS Military Ball Queen and Campus Beauty Gridder and Grappler Editor and Chemist S. C. A. Prexy and Phi Beta A F A T E! DAVID HOUCK MARJORIE BOYSON JOSEPHINE FISH ROBERT BRENT Business Man and R. O. T. C. Mogul Sororify Proxy and Coed Governess Chi 0. Leader and Siudenf Council Boss Newspaper Man and Ediior 4' I' A A r X 13 11' I' A Who'd Who IN AMERIBAN comets ANIl umvmsnus llbOJ JAMES HAFER DONALD HERB DONALD ROBERTS WILLIAM HARTMAN Weekly Editor and Publications Hound Counselor and S. C. A. Official A'hlefe and Class Presidenf Frafernify Head and Gridder I X 4, I K T K 1': tb l' A JOSEPH POWERS ROBERT FORTENBAUGH HERBERT BOWMAN JEAN DIEFENDERFER Sprinfer and Fooiball Star Journalist and Grid Ace Edifor and Columnist Head Cheerleader and Thespian 4K K W A '1' E! 'D IK A A 1K K JAMES FRESH EDNA FISHER TONY YOVICSIN PEGGY HARVEY Senaie Luminary and SPECTRUM Biqwig Columnisf and Debafer Gridiron Great Track and Basketball Star Aciress and Reporfer d'iK X13 :AE XS! 0am tanding Juniom 11511 Courtesy Esquire Magazine, - - and the Keautq Queeu Varga and a model af work. SHECHII M Darya .. In searching abouf for a qualified judge of feminine charm. +he SPECTRUM wen+ as far as Iasf year's sfaff, and +hen looked no ?urfher. No one could fill +he shoes of ESQUIRE'S Varga. wi+h one excepfion-Varga himself. And so for +he second consecu'rive +ime. some+hing unpreceden+ed in +he fiffy-one odd years of SPECTRUM hisfory. +he same man was asked +0 make +he beau+y selecfions. Mr. Varga's +alen+ and painfings are well-known fo collegiafes. and his drawings. clipped from ESQUIRE'S pages, form +he mosf popular display on +he wall of any college man's room. AIIIY iozs JJJm Monolor T H E T E at m, T H E JUN O R FAVOR T E BEAIIIY Wary Jouizse JGCA E E SOPHOMORE FAVOR T E BEAUIY MM jun 1 Warner THE FRESHMAN FAVORITE ..av-.... a l1581 14fter the bance ..........FM . ............. 3W. gnllnlll IQ... l I -1 .,-.::-:a2:.1 m. uu-uuninlll-Il, We WIN: to Honor Phofo by U. 5. Army Signal Corps BRIGADIER-GENERAL CHARLES A. WILLOUGHBY Upon graduaiion from college halls, men of Geffysburg will be called +0 +he colors, serving Uncle Sam in far-pifched baffle lines +hroughou+ +he breadfh of +he world. The SPECTRUM has selecfed +he college graduafe mosf oufsfanding, in ifs eyes, in +he presenf war effort +0 epifomize +he ever-growing coniribuiion oi Geffys- burg manpower Jroward evenfual vicfory over +he Axis. This honor falls +0 Brigadier- General Charles A. Willoughby i'l4i. now assis+anf chief of sfaff +0 General Douglas MacArfhur deep in +he clown-uncler lands of Australia. Willcughby's brillianf war record began as a capfain during World War I when he served as commanding officer of an Aviafion Cenfer in France. In +he currenf campaigns, he won +he Army Silver Sfar for gallanfry in acfion on bloody Bafaan, and +he saga of his and MacArfhur's hazardous escape from +ha+ doomed peninsula in frail PT boafs is one of +he mosf +hrilling epics +0 emerge from +he war, l1601 14 Word of ixplanation ln +he prelace f0 +his book, we of +he SPEC- TRUM forefold +ha+ +his edillon would be Ha sfory of college days and college dreams. And so if is. Bull in recording fhe pasf year in such flowing terms, we fully realize +haf we have no? chronicled wifh eifher frufh or accuracy, and +0 all who may obiecf, our humble apologies. War, blackguard son of milifanf Marsl made sheer mockery ol our sfafemenf. H slepped info Jrhe IaHer half ol our college year parficularly. and fumed fhose remanenfs of campus life +ha+ sfill exisled Info confusion and general havoc. The Enlisfed Reserve Corps and Army Air Force sfudenfs were called lo acfive service. Old Dorm and McKnight were vacafed lor +he incoming I151: khaki-clad Air Force Cadefs. The coeds moved omL of Huber Hall, converfed info a large mess hall for fhe Army. and afe 6+ +he frafernify houses. Dances and college pranks became +hings of +he pasf. No one even bofhered +0 puf limburger cheese on +he chapel radiafors lo hex +he Dean. No war-borne herum-scarum has crepf inlo fhe pages of fhis SPECTRUM. Many who pick up his volume for +he firsf lime will be in +he uni. lorm of +his, fheir counfry, sfafioned af some far- disfanf oufposf. If is for +hese men. whose memories of college days will be buf faded dreams, +ha+ we have filled +his. +he fiffy-firsf SPECTRUM, wi+h only carefree campus life. We 764M: 710a Well. here if is. In spife of all Jrhe doubfs we had as +0 whefher or nof if would even appear. if finally did. We. +he edifor and business manager. wish lo conqrafulafe our sfaHs on jobs well done. and lo hearfily commend all +he cooperafion and hard work +ha+ +hey puf info +his SPECTRUM. ln addifion we +hank +hese individuals and organizafions for +heir efforfs +o make +his book a realify: Dr. Rasmus S. Saby. whose financial guidance kepf +he book from approaching bankrup+cy: Dr. Thomas L. Cline for maffers of general policy: Professor C. Paul Cessna and his Publicify Office crew for divers and varied assisfance: Mr. Rollins A. Haddock. of Jahn and Ollier. who maferially helped +he engraving siluafion: Mr. A. E. Gage. of +he same company. who aided in general makeup, and Mr. Dan Eadie of +he Benson Prinfing Company. chiefly responsible for +he layouf of +hese pages: Mr. W. A. Benson, Mr. R. G. Benson. and Miss Mary Benson. all of +he Benson Prinfing Company. for invaluable inleresl and confribufions: +he Geffysburgian for +he publicify given +his volume; Mr. Harry Hol- lander. Hollander and Feldman Sludios. for his phofographic workman- ship on +he class. organizafion, and beaufy secfions; Lufher R. Hooker. Esfher E. Mizell. Don Mifman. and Bill Shelley. who so ably handled +he campus pho'roqraphic end of +he book +haf gave +his edifion ifs informal Jrone: and laslly. Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson. presidenl of Geffysburg College. whose wisdom and advice enabled +his SPECTRUM +o be published in war-fime condifions. HERBERT S. BOWMAN. Edifor. JAMES H. FRESH. Business Manager. l1621 71w 14dllerti4emen t4 1? at The I944 SPECTRUM recommends all merchanfs and com- mercial firms whose names are lisfed in +he following secfion as reliable and compefenf places of business. deserving fhe pafronage of Geffysburg College sfudenfs. ln presenfing +hese adverfisemenfs. Jrhe SPECTRUM feels fhaf if is prinfing an index +haf will be invaluable 'ro smar'r and successful sfu- denf buying. bofh for fhe present and in fufure years. 1? l1631 GEYTTSURG SQ LURE COEDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PREPARES YOU TO SERVE Courses in Sciences, Business Adminis'trafion. The Arfs. R.O.T.C. Accelerded Three-Year Plan New in Operafion. Special Summer Session. For Informafion Address: HENRY W. A. HANSONI D.D.. LL.D., Presidenf COMPLIMENTS THE LUTHERAN OF THEOLOGICAL JOHN C. LOWER CO. Incorporaied SEMINARY WHOLESALE eaoceas GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA GeHysburg, Pennsylvania BEGINS ITS IIBTH YEAR ROMAYNE MILLER'S Sepi'ember 7' I943 Home Made Candies For Parfies-Giffs-Mail Orders Courses Leading +0 8.0. and S.T.M. Degrees Also Ice Cream 50 Chambmburq Shes For Informa+ion Address COMPLIMENTS ABDEL ROSS WENTZ. Presiden+ GeHysburg. Pa. OF REA 8: DERICK. INC. FLOWERS LAST LONGER COMING FROM THE GROWER CREMER. FLORIST Esfablished l879 Hanover, Pennsylvania Phones 224-671 VALUE 0 ARTISTRY ' SERVICE Orchids. Roses. Gardenias. Efc. COMPLIMENTS CHARLES S. MUMPER S+orage. Moving OF MINTER'S STORE New and Used Furnifure GROCERIES. GREEN PRODUCE COMPLIMENTS AND SEAFOOD CARPENTER'S JEWELRY STORE 40 N. 3rd Sf. Harrisburg, Pa. Geffysburg. Pennsylva nia COMPLIMENTS OF . . designed wifh an eye +0 +he HANDH MACHINE SHOP fufure . . . Dresses, Coafs, Suifs, Furs, Sporfswear, Millinery, Accessories Jeannette l8 N. THIRD ST. HARRISBURG COMPLIMENTS GETTYSBURG OF COLLEGE BOOK WARNER BROS. STORE AND STAFFS On +he Campus MAJESTIC AND STRAND BOOKS, COLLEGE JEWELRY THEATRES STUDENT SUPPLIES NOVELTIES, SHEAFFER PENS COLLEGE STATIONERY FABER'S On +he Square SANDWICH BAR SODA FOUNTAIN SERVICE SODA AND LUNCHES Whifman Candies Telephone 552 Mrs. Paul Cessna. Mgr. Breyer's Ice Cream Vk Vk 1k Complimenfs of ORK'S L DIES STORE BIDDISON WK NOVELTY co. I 'N A. G. ROSSETTI lEattltffchvmartz Harrisburg's Finesf Men's Store 42-44 NORTH THIRD STREET Specializing in the type of clothes that well dressed college women wear at THIRTY NORTH THIRD STREET HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA ALLAN STUART Fine Line of Men's Furnishings gnaymym One of Pennsylvania's Fines? and Haberdashery Men's Sfores Sfyled for +he Campus 2nd and Walnuf st. Harrisburg, Pa. Complimenfs of l THE SURPRISE SHOP A. F. KOLLER g CANTOR'S FUNERAL HOME The Siam of Famous Shoes I2 Norfh Third Sfreef Harrisburg. Pa. YORK. PENNSYLVANIA YORK, PENNSYLVANIA WHITE PALACE QUIET SYMPATHETIC SERVICES RESTAURANT 305 Broad Sf. Harrisburg, Pa. MAPLE PRESS Cu. printerd CULLEEE CATALOG AND VIEW BUUE YORK. PENNSYLVANIA FOR DELICIOUS MEALS Tn Yllll . . AND THE FUTURE To +he youfh of foday falls +he privilege of winning and building a beHer world. As your fafhers and mofhers before you, and Jtheirs before +hem . . . each generafion adds ifs bit, and HS best Ye+ you are especially challenged, for if lies within your power +0 help bring +he means of free and fuller living +o all peoples of Hue world. We +rus+ you, we depend on you. and we will do a in our power to help you! STOP AT THE RAMONA RESTAURANT York's Finesf 19 N. George Sf. it Men's Wear for Men Who Care FLINCHBAUGH BROS. l5 Norfh George Streef Wary SdCAd Phone 4-4l26 208 N. Third Sf. Harrisburg YORK, PENNSYLVANIA GUARANTEED GOODS EXCHANGED MERCHANDISE MONEY REFUNDED Always Reliable Doutrichs CLOTHING ' HATS FURNISHINGS ' SHOES . Shidcraff and . B.V.D. . KUPPENHEIMER . Arrow Shirts . Munsingwear . NORTHBROOKE . Sfefson Hafs . Underwear . GLEN-BROOKE . Inferwoven Hose . GRIFFON CLOTHES 320 MARKET STREET HARRISBURG. PENNSYLVANIA Compliments of ' THE SWEETLAND BOOK SHOP , Compliments of REMMEL'S PRINT SHOP 54 Chambersburg Sf. Goffysburg, Pa. TO ALL ALUMNI OF GETTYSBURG WENTZ'S FOR FURNITURE Opposifo Posi Office SUBSCRIBE Compliments of W TO THE g Compliments of WAYSIDE FLOWER SHOP Phone 629-W S. Woshingfon Sf. MAJESTIC SODA GRILL JAMES P. CARGAS. Propriefor Complimonh of GETTYSBURGlAN SPORTS STAFF afrik jn Aonor oz tAe 4rolAerd in tAe ALUMNI SUBSCRIPTION. $0.50 armec! deruiced of fAeir country Sigma Alpha Epsilon PENNSYLVANIA DELTA frat? 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