Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1946 volume:

V: g b O s U D: m a C r1 0 n O .9 s e s n O O n r e H a n A igh+ a S r u o C e .W .t c Le E a v o b A R Below: Eager Beavers. ...'Wags n m S B +e inferm' -minu A fiffeen Leff Anybody Lis+ening7 Righ+ Above: Booksfore browsmg. GETTYSBUHG, ON THE FIGHTING FRONT Our counfry has been af war wifh Japan and Germany for +hree years and Five mon+hs now. and so have +he sons of GeH'ysburg College. Da+ing from +he +ime of +he early days of +he Selecfive Service Acf up fo +he +ime of +he publicaHon of +his annual, more +han L450 young men have Ieff +his campus +0 +ake +heir places in various branches of +he armed services +0 serve +heir coun+ry on far-flung baffleflelds. Some of Hie boys had only one semes+er of campus life before enfering +he service. bu+ even in +his shor+ +ime +hey had been imbued wifh +he hallowed spirif of Gef+ysburg. Each succeeding phase of +he war finds more and more GeHysburg men faking up arms. disconfinuing fheir s+udies +0 do an even bigger job. Vammmn ENHY W. A. HANSON redolent 0 away? wage . WILBUR E. TILBERG, Ph.D. Dean MISS MILDRED H. HARTZELL ROBERT B. RAU Secretary to the Dean Assistant !o the Presiden? JOHN N. KNICKERBOCKER, AM. CHARLES H. HUBER, A.M.. LiH.D. KARL J. GRIMM. Ph.D.. LL.D. Librarian Director Emerifus of Women's Division Professor Emerifus of German DOROTHY 6. LEE. A.M. Dean of Women CHARLES R. WOLFE, A.M. CLYDE B. STOVER. A.M., Sc.D. Regisirar and Dean of Admissions Registrar Emeritus MILTON H. VALENTINE. A.M.. D.D. CHARLES F. SAUNDERS, A.M.. D.D. C. PAUL CESSNA. A.B., A.M. Professor Emerifus of English Bible Professor Emeritus of Philosophy Alumni Secretary W RICHARD A. ARMS Alumni Professor of Mafhemafics and Direcfor of Dramafics A.B.. Ursinus College; Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania FRANK H. KRAMER Professor of Educafion A.B., Geffysburg College; A.M., Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania THOMAS L. CLI NE Graeff Professor of English A.B., Roanoke College; A.M., Prince+on University; Ph.D., Universify of Virginia RASMUS S. SABY Professor of Economics and PoliHcal Science A B., A,M., University of Minnesofa; Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania JOHN B. ZINN Ockershausen Professor of Chemisfry 3.5., Getfysburg College; Ph.D , Johns Hopkins Universiiy ROBERT F0 RTENBAUGH Adeline Sager Professor of Hisfory A.B., GeHysburq College: A.M.. Syracuse University; Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania CLAYTON E. BILHEIMER Professor of Physical Educafion M.E.. Lehiqh Universify; M.A., Columbia Universify WILLIAM C. WALTEMYER Amanda Rupert Sfrong Professor of English Bible A.B., Geffysburg College; B.D.I GeHysburg Theological Seminary; A.M., Ph.D., American University ALBERT BACHMAN Professor of Romance Languages Ph.D.. Univarsify of Zurich and Columbia University JOHN G. GLENN Pearson Professor of Latin A.B., A.M.. Wesleyan University; PILD.. Princeton University GEORGE R. MILLER Sahm Professor of Physics B.S., M.S.l GeHysburg College; Ph D.. Universiiy of Michigan EARL BOWEN Dr. Charles H. Graf'f Professor of Biology A.B.. Hendrix College; A.M.. Ph,D.. Harvard Universiiy WILLIAM K. SUNDERMEYER Professor of German Ph.D.. University of Goeifinqen WILLIAM F. QUILLIAN. JR. Professor of Philosophy A.B., Emory University; B.D., Yale Universiw; Ph.D., Yale University LT. COL. FRANK E. SHARPLESS, INF.. U. S. A. Professor of Military Science and Tactics and Commander Reserve Officers' Trainhq Corps W. FREDERICK SHAFFER Acting Franklin Professor of Greek A.B.. A.M.. Princeton Universify 16 mlz'JaL-I-le: HZmEHmaa-Fum: . ,W-....:..Wu drglmrg 1 I- h.gar'dmnai-r-J GEORGE R. LARKIN Associafe Professor of Economics A.B., A.M.. Wesleyan Universiiy G. SAYLOR WARTHEN Associah Professor of English A.B., A.M., Universify of Virginia: A.M., Harvard University 0 DR. FRANCIS C. MASON Associate Professor of English A.B.. A.M., Universify of Virginia; A.M.. Harvard University; Ph.D.. University of Virginia HERBERT G. HAMME Assisfanf Professor of Romance Languages A.B., Dickinson College; A.M., Gettysburg College WILLIAM D. HARTSHORNE. JR. Assisfanf Professor of Romance Languages A.B., A.M., Haverford Collage; Diploma de Professeur de francais a I'efanger, Universife de Toulouse LESTER O. JOHNSON Assisfanf Professor of Educafion A.B.. Sf. Olaf College; A.M., University of Minnesofa FRANK H. CLUTZ Professor Emeritus of Civil Engineering and Fine Arts A1,. Midland College: Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University DUNNING IDLE Assisian? Professor of Hisfory A.I., A.M., Univarsi'y of Michigan HENRY T. BREAM Assisfanf Professor of Physical Educaiion 8.5.. GeHysburg College: A.M., Columbia Universify PARKER B. WAGNILD Assistant Professor of English Bible and College Chaplain A.B.. Sf. Olaf College: M.S.M., Union Theological Seminary; B.D.. Geffys. burg Theological Seminary WILLIAM T. STARR Assistanf Professor of German A.M.. Ph.D.. University of Oregon EARL E. ZEIGLER Assisianf Professor of Mafhomaiics 3.5., M.S., Gettysburg College MRS. MARGARET B. ZARFOS Assisfanf Professor of Biology A.B.. American University; Sc.D., Johns Hopkins Universifv MYRON L. SIMPSON Director of Physical Education for Women and Instrucfor in Hygiene 5.5., Temple Universify CAPT. JAMES E. McQUEEN. F. A.. N. U. S. Assishm Professor of Military Science and Taciics T.SGT. ROBERT F. SCHUH Infantry, U. S. A. lnsfrucfor in Military Science 17 MOTHER Mrs. Henry W. A. Hansonl +he wife of +he presidenf of GeHysburg CollegeI has become a symbol of +he friendly spirif of +he school wiih her ready smile and her cheerful gree'ring +0 everyone she meefs. Every year we are welcomed +0 +he campus by our gracious Firs+ lady. Her warm sincerify makes Hie homesick fresh- man feel +ha+ perhaps college will nof be as bad as he had +houghf. and +0 fhe upperclassman if is like being wel- comed home once more. Every eve- ning as you walk +hrough +he campusl +he Whife House is always brighfly shining as if in welcome and assur- ance. No college fundion would ever be complefe unless Mrs. Hanson came wifh her orchids which are al- mosf a fradifion now. and no receiv- ing line would ever be half as pleasanf wifhouf hearing her sweei southern voice. Mrs. Hanson is fruly our campus mofher. Mrs. Hanson and herlfwo sons, Roberf and Henry. MRS. MRS. WILLIAM As BOYSON LOLA POOLE 41,93. 414 562 PIYQ p 5 Each girls' dormi+ory has a housemofher who wafches ouf for +he girls and is +heir adviser. The housemofher a+ +he DeHa Gamma House is Mrs. William Boyson; af +he Chi Omega House is Mrs. Lo- reHa Deafrick; Mrs. Rufh Koser is at Lincoln Hall; af +he Phi Mu House is Mrs. Lola Poole: Mrs. Pearl Sadler is a+ Huber Hall; and Mrs. Caroline H. SfaufT'er fakes charge of +he freshmen af Sfevens Hall. The housemofher has many dufies, some of which she had never bargained for. She is called upon +0 do everyfhing from Iis- +ening +0 iroubles and making fudge for a crowd of ravenously hun- gry gals. +0 being +he official hosiess ai any enier+ainmen+ which he house may want +0 give. MRS. LORETTA DEATRICK MISS RUTH E. KOSER MRS. PEARL SADLER MRS. CAROLINE H. STAUFFER O CURTIS WILLIAM ALLISON, Curt : Dallasfown, Pennsylvania; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA Cabinet B. 4h Vesper Choir B, 4h Gavel Club B, 4h A Cappella Choir 0, 4h Dormiiory Procior 6, 4h Campus Senafe B, 4.: Class President Uh Vice-Presidenf oi the Pre-Minisferial Association B, 4j; Phi Alpha Theta; Vice-Presidenf of Phi Alpha Theta t3, 4k Sages; Vice-Prosidenf of Sages CH: President of Sages OH. 0 VIRGINIA BARBER, Ginny ; Allentown, Pennsylvania; SCA Uh Scopfical Chymis's. O MARION TRUMBULL BERGEN, Bergen ; Short Hills, N'tw Jersey; Chi Omega; A Cappella Choir U. 2, 3 4h Librarian H, 4k SCA n. 3, 4h SCA Cabinet Uh Senior Counselor UH; I946 Spectrum Editorial Siaff: Mercury Business Sfaff 0h Prasidenf of Chi Omega t0; Phi Sigma Iota Mk WAA Board H. 4h Vesper Choir B. 4L 0 ROBERT MARIS BLACK, Blackie ; Pine Bluff Arsenal, Arkansas; Sigma Chi; Senate; Vice-Prasidenf of Senafe CU; Geffysburqian Uh Presidlnf of Sigma Chi BL O ROWLAND CLAY BRANDENBURG; Haqorsfown, Maryland: Tau Kappa Epsilon; SCA U, 2. 3, 4h Interfrafornify Council tn; Delia Phi Alpha U. 4h President of Tau Kappa Epsilon O DONA M. COPPERNOLL. Don ; Canaioharie. New York; Chi AIpha Sigma; SCA H. 2, 3, 4h Efa Sigma Phi U. 3, 4L O JEANNE DOROTHY CRIDER, Cridor ll ; Merchanfvillo, New Jersey; Phi Mu; Befa Befa 391a 0. 4h A Cappella Choir B. 4h ViceVPresidenf of Befa Beia Beta Mk Junior Miss Bk SCA U, 2. 3. 4h Women's Tribunal Uh Delta Phi Alpha Mk The Royal Family PU: Commence- menf Commime Hh President of Phi Mu. O MILDRED MARGARET DAUB, Millie ; Bal'imoreA Maryland; Sfudenf Senafe Uh Scepfical Chymisfs U, 2h President of Scaptical Chymisfs Bk Delta Phi Alpha 0, 3h SCA U, 2l 3h Class Honors U. 2h Treasurer of Junior Class BL Chi Omega; SCA U, 3, 4h A Cappolla Choir u. 3. 1U; Mercury 0, 3h Sagas Mk Sketch Club Uh Rifle Team Uh May Cour? a. 3k Vesper Choir u, 3, 4h Dance Commmee Mk Modern Book Club B, 4L 0 RICHARD LEWIS EHRHART, Dick ; Brodb'ecks, Pennsylvania; Phi Sigma Kappa; Class Presidenf 0. 4h A Cappella Choir U, 3, 4h SCA U, 2, 3, 4k SCA Cabinef B, 4h lnferfrafernify Council at Pre-Minis- farial Association 8. 4h Vesper Choir U. 3, 4h Ba Sigma Phi U. 3, 4h Delia Phi Alpha B, 4h Who's Who in American Colleges and Univer- sifies; Fraternity Editor of fhe I946 Spectrum : President of Phi Sigma Kappa U. 4L 0 LOIS BROWN EISMANN: Parkersburg, West Virginia; SCA U, 2, 4L 0 SHIRLEY MAY ELLIS. Squirrel ; Altoona, Pennsylvania; Chi Omega; Bah: Bela Befa UH; Secretary of Beta Befa Befa 00; Kappa Delfa Epsilon ML 0 PATRICIA HOWITT DREW, PaHy ; West Roxbury, Massachusetfs; t O SHIRLEY RAE EMLET; Loysville. Pennsylvania; Delfa Gamma: Phi Sigma Iofa 0, 4h Sfudenf Council B, M: SCA Cabinei U, 10; Gettys- burqian U. 4h Kappa Delta Epsilon Mk Chairman of Commencemeni Commimaa ML 0 ANGELINE ELIZABETH FEEZER, Angie ; Lifflesfown. Pennsylvania; Chi Alpha Sigma; SCA U, 2, 3s 4h Modern Book Club a, 3, 4h Scepfical Chymisfs 0,; Treasurer of Scepfical Chymisis Bk Vice-Presidenf of Scepfical Chymisfs Ht Geftysburgian Uh Assisfanf News Edifor at News Edifor Bk Editor-in-Chief UH; Senior Councilor; Le Cercle Francaise 00; Preside ? of Chi Alpha Sigma. 0 META A. FLOTHMEIR; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Phi Mu; President of WAA Board Ht President of Pan-Hsllenic Council Mk Senafe CH; Recording Secretary of Senafe HM Secrefary of fhe Senior Class: Presi- dent of Delia Phi Alpha B, 4h Vice-Presidenf of Kappa Delia Epsilon PU; Sages Uh GeHysburgian B, 4h Sketch Club Uh Woman's Tribunal B. 4h Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies. O ROSS FORCEY: Ardmore, Pennsylvania: Phi Kappa Rho: Eta Sigma Phi U. 3, 4h Delta Phi Alpha t2, 3, 4k Pre-Minis+erial Associasion U, 2, 3, 4h SCA U. 2. 3l 4h A Cappella Choir a. 3k Vesper Choir Uh Chapel Pianisf U. 2, 3h Dean's Honor List UH; Garver Latin Uh Hasslser Lafin Prize UL O BARBARA EVELYN GEORGE Bobbie ; Riverside, Connecficuf, Phi Mu; SCA 0, 3h Sages B 4t Sub-Freshman Day Commmee. O GEORGE JOHN GENSEMER, Jack : Pine Grove, Pennsylvania; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Dean's Honor Roll; Scepfical Chymisis U. 3k Men's Tribunal Oh Dormifory Counselors Bk Befa Bafa Befa H. H: Scabbard and Blade Bk SCA. 0 WILLIAM EUGENE GLENN, Boo-Boo ; Hanover, Pennsylvania; Phi Gamma Delfa; A Cappella Choir U. 3. 0; Campus Senah tn: Presi- denf of Campus Senate B, M; SCA U. 4h Gavel Club B, 4k Dramafics Uh Dance Orchosha Uh I946 Spectrum Shaft O ELIZABETH GOLDY, Betty ; Riverside. New Jersey; SCA U, 2. 3L 0 LILLIAN LOUISE HAMMANN, Lil : Baliimoro, Maryland: Phi Mu; Delfa Phi Alpha B. 4h Geifysburgian Business Staff Mk Vicc-Prcsidenf of Modern Book Club Uh Presidonf of Modern Book Club Ht Chrisfmas Dorm Dance Commiffee uh SCA Us 2, 3, 4h I946 Spectrum Sfaff. ODELBUR CARMON HASLBECK, Del ; Parkvillse, Maryland: Lambda Chi; Efa Sigma PM U, 3. 4h Sages 8, 4h Pro-Minishrial Associaiion 9. 4h President of Men's Tribunal Mk Secretary of lnierfraferniiy Council U. 3,; Pan-Hellenic Dance Commmee Chairman Uh Liiorary Editor of Mercury a, 3k GaHysburgian U. 3. 4h Dorm Proctor Mk Gavel Club at Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities; Oufsfanding Junior; Presidonf of Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 JANE HILTY, Janie ; Loechburg, Pennsylvania; Phi Mu; SCA U, 2, 3, 4h Go'fysburgian Business Siaff Ht Modern Book Club B, 4h Christmas Dorm Dance Mk Hisforian of Class of I945: Tho Royal Family HM Senior Dance Committee ML 0 MARJORIE LOUISE HUGHES, Margie ; Brooklinc. Delaware Coun'y, Pennsylvania; Delia Gamma; A Cappella Choir t3, 4h Vesper Choir U, 3, 4h Tribunal 12h Class Treasurer Rh SCA t2, 3, 4h SCA Cabins? U, 4h Assistanf Circulation Manager of the I946 Spectrum ; Phi Sigma lofa 00; Kappa Delia Epsilon I0; Junior Miss UL O NANCY MAYER IRLE, Nan ; Lakeville. Connecficuf: Student Council BM Presidenf of Student Council Uh Vice-Presiden? of WAA Board BM Woman's Tribunal Q, 3k Outstanding Junior; May Court 0h Beauty Queen Rh Sub-Freshman Day Uh SCA U. 2, 3, 4h Varsify Hockey Team HM Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 ELLEN LOUISE KAMMERER, Elk ; Balfimore, Maryland: Phi Mu: Gsfiysburqian U. 3h SCA .2, 3k Modern Book Club a. 3; Sketch Club HM Spanish Club BM Editorial Staff of Hue I946 Spectrum. 0 DOROTHY JEAN KEENEY. Dome ; GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Delia Gamma: SCA Cabinaf Bk President of SCA Mk A Cappella Choir 0. 4h Vesper Choir U. 2, 3, 4h Liferary Editor of Geffysburgian 0h Sages Bk Secretary of Sages 0H: Kappa Delfa Epsilon Mk Whok Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 FRANKLIN LLOYD KELLER, Frank : Baltimore, Maryland; Phi Sigma Kappa: Pre-Minisferial Association U, 2. 3h Vice-Presidenf of Pre- Ministarial Associa?ion 0U; A Cappella Choir u, 3, 4h SCA .2. 3k SCA Cabinet UH; Delia Phi Alpha ML 0 CLARENCE EDGAR KOEHNLEIN. Ed ; Baltimore, Maryland: Phi Kappa Rho; SCA U. 2, 3, 4h Pre-Minisferial Association U. 2, 3, 4h Men's Tribunal BI; Gra-Y Club U, 2L O ELIZABETH MARIE KRUMRINE. Befiy ; Hanover, Pennsylvania; Chi Alpha Sigma: SCA U, 2, 3. 4h Delfa Phi Alpha Mn Modern Book Club U. 3. 4L O DONNA LEE LONG; Shelton. Pennsylvania; SCA U, 2. 3, 4h Phi Alpha Theta U. 4h Kappa Dolfa Epsilon Q. 4L 0 ARLENE RUTH MATHERS; Upper Darby. Ponnsylvania; Chi Alpha Sigma; SCA U. 2, 3. 4h Modern Book Club a, 3. 4L 0 RUTH VIRGINIA MATTHEISS; Baliimore. Maryland; Phi Mu; SCA U, 2. 3. 4.; Modern Book Club 0. 3, 10; Geffysburqian Uh Christmas Dorm Dance Commi'Hoe BL O JEAN LOUISE MAYER; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Dena Gamma; Phi Alpha Theta Rh President of Phi Alpha Theta Bk Tau Kappa Alpha U, 3h Vice-Presidenf, Tau Kappa Alpha Mk Kappa Delta Epsilon Bk Class Honors 0L 0 GEORGE McGHEE; Kane, Pennsylvania; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Sages B, 4h Sfuden, Senate B. 4h Gehysburgian 0. 4L O VIOLET NENIADOVICH, Bubi ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Chi Omega; Cheer-leading U, 2h Head Cheerleader 0, 4h Sages tn; Vice-Presidenf of Sages Mk Phi Alpha TheQa t3 4h Woman's Student Council at Geftysburgian BL 0 MARION ELLA NESBITT, Nes : McConnellsburq, Pennsylvania; Phi MupSecrefary-Treasurer of Kappa Delta Epsilon B, 4h SCA U, 2, 4h Secretary of Eta Sigma Phi 0, M; GeHysburqian U, 2,; La Cercle Francais ML 0 JOSEPH NORLEY, Joe ; Brookline, Pennsylvania; Phi Kappa Psi; Swimming Uh Men's Tribunal Uh Sfudeni Senafe Bk Gavel Club On lnferfrafernify Council BL O KATHLEEN ORTLIP, Kay ; Ardmore, Pennsylvania; Chi Omega: SCA U, 2h Sub-Freshman Day Committee Uh Morcury uh Secretary of Pan-Hellenic Council Bk Vice-Presidenf of Paanellenic Council Mk Pi Lambda Sigma Bk President of Pi Lambda Sigma HM Mod'ern Book Club Q. 4L 0 GAZELLA S. OSVATICS, Giuie ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; SCA U, 2, 3, 4,: SCA Cabinet B, 4h Rifle Squad Uh Vosper Choir HM Modern Book Club HM Sketch Club Ht Senior Dorm Councilor HM Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. 0 DONALD PRIGGE, Syracuse, New York: Sages ML 0 MILTON E. RAUP, Bud ; Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Sigma Chi; SCA U, 2. 3, 4h Treasurer of SCA U. 3h Vice-Presidenf of SCA Uh Pre- Minisierial Associafion U, 2, 3h President of Pro-Ministerial Association Mk Debafe Q, 3k Manager of Debafo Team Ht Tau Kappa Alpha Uh Secretary-Treasurer of Tau Kappa Alpha Ht Ba Sigma Phi n, 3, 4h Delfa Phi Alpha Uh Sages MM Class President ML 0 CHARLOTTE R. REHMEYER: Sfewarfstown, Pennsylvania: Chi Alpha Sigma; SCA U, 2, 3, 4h Sc'epfical Chymists a, 3k Presidonf of Scopiical Chymisis HM Treasurer of Senior Class Ht Vesper Choir 6, 4L 0 ROBERT RUSSELL RIETHMILLER, Rus ; Butler, Pennsylvania; Phi Kappa Rho; Pre-Minisferial Associafion U. 2, 3, 4h E'Ia Sigma Phi 0. 3, 4h Dalia Phi Alpha Ht Sagas HM SCA U, 2h SCA Cabinet B, 4h Studenf Senate B, 4h A Cappella Choir U, 2, 3. 4L 0 ARTHUR LAMAR RUTHS, Ar? ; Kulpmont, Pennsylvania; Kappa Delta Rho; Pre-Minisferial H, 3, 4h SCA Uh SCA Cabinet B, 4h Vico- Presidon, of Class U, 3h Delta Phi Alpha B, 4k Treasurer of Delta Phi Alpha Uh Sages B, 4h A Cappella Choir B, 4h Vesper Choir 0. 3h lnterirafernify CounciI Bk Treasurer of Sfudent Senah Bk Presid'enf of Studenf Senate ML . EMILY MARION SCHEFFER, Covington, Kentucky; Chi Alpha Sigma; Sceplical Chymists u, M; Delia Phi Alpha 0. 3, 4h SCA U, 2, 4h G-Book Uh Orchesira U, 2h Vesper Choir ML mmazr'r; . HAROLD EUGENE ANDERSON. Andy : Woodhaven. New York: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Inierfraiernify Council L2. 3h Secre- +ary-Treasurer of Inferfraierniiy Council Rh Siege Manager for Owl and Nighiengale L2. 3h Assisfanf Manager of Baskefball U. 2h Junior Manager for Baskeiball Bk SCA U. 2h GeHys- burgian Uh Dramafics ML 0 MARY ELIZABETH APPLEBY. App : Harrisburg. Pennsyl- vania: Chi Omega; Vesper Choir HM A Cappella Choir BL: SCA L2. 3h GeHysburgian U. 3,: Mercury HI; I946 Spec'rrum Ediforial Sfaff: May Court l2h Pi Lambda Sigma. . JOHN MICHAEL AURAND. Aiax : Wheeling. West Virginia: Phi Sigma Kappa: Eia Sigma Phi L2. 3h GeHysburgian U. 2h Assisfanf News Edi'ror UH: I946 Specirum Ediforial Shff; Pre- Minisferial Associaiion U. 2. 3h SCA U, 2. 3h Vesper Choir. U. 2. 3L . 0 PAULINE EDITH AVERY. Polly : Winthrop. MassachuseHs: Befa Befa Beia Uh SCA Uh WAA Board L2. 3h Geffys- burgian U. 3,: Sfudeni Council BL 0 FRANCES MARIE BANTLEY. Frannie ; Johns+own. Pennsyl- vanif: Delia Gamma: Vesper Choir U. 2. 3h A Cappella Choir L2. 3h SCA U. 2. 3h SCA Cabinef Rh Sketch Club Uh Co-Edifor of Ari Siaff of I946 Specfrum : Vice-Presidem of WAA Board Uh Befa Beta 3611: IN: Delfa Phi Alpha L3,: Spring Dorm Dance Chairman In: Pan-Hellenic Council Uh Nafional War Fund BL . MARILYN ANNE BAUER. Happy : Balfimore. Maryland: Phi Mu: Vesper Choir U. 2. 3,; A Cappella Choir L2. 3h Factu Edifor of I946 Specfrum : SCA U. 2. 3h Assisfan+ News Edifor of Geffysburgian H. 2h News Edifor of GeHysburgian DL 9 ELSIE MARGARET BEATTIE: Waferiown. Massachuseifs: SCA I3h Befa Befa Beia Uh Skei'ch Club UL . HELEN MARIE BERNSTORF; Teaneck. New Jersey: Phi Mu; Geifysburgian H. 2. 3h SCA U. 2. 3h Pi Lambda Sigma t2. 3L 0 ELEANOR ANN BRENEMAN. Bren : Saxfon. Pennsylvania: Phi Mu: Kappa Delfa Epsilon l3h GeHysburgian L2. 3h SCA U. 2. 3h Modern Book Club tn: Vice-Presiden+ of Modern Book Club UL . ROBERT BEECH BRENNER. Bob ; Wyomissing. Pennsylvania: Phi Gamma Delfa: Mercury Rh GeHysburgian IH; A Cappella Choir Rh Vice-Presidenf of Inferfrafernify Council L2. 3,: Pi Lambda Sigma th Vice-Presideni. Pi Lambda Sigma L3,: Manager of Men's Debaie Council tn: Gavel Club t2. 3h Dance Orchesfra UH: IFC Dance Commiffee Chairman Uh Men's Tribunal Bl: Presideni of Phi Gamma Delia. 0 MARGARET POMEROY BRERETON. Peggy ; Chambersburg. Pennsylvania: 3915 Beia Befa BL J U N S S 0 MARGARET K. BUOY, Margie : Milfon. Pennsylvania: Chi Omega: SCA Uh Modern Book Club Uh GeHysburgian IN; Specfrum Business Staff. . EVA BOWMAN: Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania: SCA U, 2. 3h Modern Book Club U, 2, 3L 0 MICHAEL RICHARD DALTON. Mike ; Derby. Connecticuf; Sigma Chi; Campus Senate Uh Scepfical Chymisfs U. 3h Gavel Club U, 3h Presideni of Freshman Dormitory Sysfem I2. 3L . KATHERINE S. DANLEY. Kay : Upper Darby. Pennsylvania: Befa Befa Bah: Uh Secretary of Befa Befa Befa Uh Scepfical Chymisfs uh Treasurer of Scepfical Chymisfs Uh SCA I2, 3L . JANICE ROMAINE DIEHL DEARDORFF. Jan : Arendfsville. Pennsylvania: SCA U. 2, 3,. . LAURA ANNE DUTTENHOFER; Flushing. New York; SCA IZL . NORMA DE GHETTO, De-gei' : CliHon. New Jersey; Phi Mu; SCA U, 2. 3,: Geffysburgian H, 3h Hockey Varsify Team Uh Casf of Royal Family Uh Modern Book Club Uh Le Cercle Francais Hh Pi Lambda Sigma BL . CONSTANCE DOUGLAS, Connie ; Sandy Hook, ConnecH- cuf: Phi Mu; Sages H. 3,; SCA U. 2. 3h Geffysburgian Uh I946 Specfrum Siaff; Modern Book Club U. 3,. . HARRY LOCKHART FERGUSON, Ferg : PerulockI Pennsyl- vania: Phi Sigma Kappa: Pre-Minisferial Associafion Uh SCA Uh lni'erfrafernify Council HL 0 RUSSELL EDWARD FINKI Russ : Manchesfer, Pennsylvania; Phi Sigma Kappa; Scepfical Chymisfs l2, 3h SCA I2. 3h A Cappella Choir U. 2, 3h Vesper Choir U. 2, 3,: Assisfani Baskdba Manager UL 0 MARIAN FISH. Pefe ; Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania; Chi Omega: A Cappella Choir U. 2I 3h SCA Uh SCA Cabinef H, 3h Secrefary of SCA Uh I946 Ediiorial Siaff: Women's S+uden+ Council Uh Vice-Presideni' of Women's Sfudenf Council Uh Vesper Choir n. 3h Presidenf of Class of I946 Rh Efa Sigma Phi. . GRACE C. FISHER. Gracie : Los Angeles, California; Chi Omega: SCA U, 2, 3h Mercury L2,: GeHysburgian U. 2. 3h Modern Book C'ub U. 2, 3h Kappa Delhi Epsilon Uh Vesper Choir L2, 3h WAA Board L2. 3L 0 BETTY CLAIRE FRIBERG, B-Fri : Chaffanooga, Tennessee: Chi Omega: Geffysburgian U. 3h Sororiiy Edifor of I946 Spechum : Pan-Hellenic Council L3H WAA Board L2, 3h SCA L2. 3L . WILLIAM EDMUND GEORGE. Bill ; Mf. WOWI Pennsylvania: Alpha Tau Omega: Le Cercle Francais BL . CHARLES HENRY GLATFELTER. Charlie : Glen Rock, Penn- sylvania; Phi Alpha Thefa Uh Dean's Honor Lisf ll, 2h Class Honors U. 2L 0 DORIS COLLIER GLENN. GeHysburg, Pennsylvania: Phi Mu: Beh Bah Beia U. 2h Presideni of Befa Beia Beta Bl: Secrefary- Treasurer of Modern Book Club Hi: Assisfanf News Edifor of GeHysburgian L2. 3h SCA U. 2, 3h Scepfical Chymisfs Uh Girls' Sporfs Edifor of I946 Specirum. . HOWARD WILLIAM HINKELDEY, Hink ; Collingswood. New Jersey: Sigma Chi: Pre-Minisferial Associafion U, 2. 3h Campus Senafe t2, 3h Efa Sigma Phi Dh Phi Alpha Thefa Hh I946 Specfrum Editorial Sfaff: SCA U. 2h Treasurer of SCA IN: SCA Cabinef U. 2, 3h Treasurer of War Fund L3,: Dean's Honor Lis? U, 2h Class Honors Rh Muhlenburg Freshman Prize Uh Garver Greek Prize IZL . KENNETH EUGENE HOUTZ. Kenny : Oberlin. Pennsylvania: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Pre-Minisierial Associaiion U. 2, 3h SCA U, 2, 3h Geffysburgian L2, 3h I946 Specfrum Editorial SiaH: Le Cercle Francias L2. 3,: Dean's Honor Lisf UL 0 ESTHER H, KENYON, Es : Teaneck, New Jersey: Geffys- burgian Uh Assisfanf News Edifor of Ge'd'ysburgian Uh Managing Edifor of GeHysburgian BL: Associai'e EdHor of I946 Spectrum : SCA U, 2. 3h Kappa DeHa Epsilon L3,: Delia Phi Alpha Rh Treasurer of Delta Phi Alpha BL . JOANNE ALICIA KERIN. Joan : New Haven, Connecticut GeHysburgian L2. 3h I946 Specirum Ediforial Shaff: Dorm Dance Chairman Uh Varsify Hockey Team BI; Le Cercle Francois Uh SCA U. 2,: The Royal Family DL 0 KATHERINE KIELY, Kafhy : Wesfboro, MassachuseHs: Geffysburgian L2H Mercury Rh Li+erary Ediior of 60+in- burgian Uh RiHe Team Uh Property Manager L2. 3,: SCA. L2. 3,; Feaiure Edifor of I946 Specirum. . KARL ELBERT KNAUER: Washingfon. D. C.: Lambda Chi Alpha: SCA U. 3h GeHysburgian U. 2h Treasurer of Inier- fraferniw Council L2. 3L: Gavel Club L2. 3h IFC Dance Com- miH'ee Hh I946 Speci'rurn staff; President Lambda Chi Alpha. J U N I 0 R B A . ELMO L. KOCH, Kochie : Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Chi Alpha Sigma; Scepiical Chymisfs IZL; Secreigry of Scepfical Chymisfs UH; DeHa Phi Alpha Uh Corresponding Secrefary of Senate BL: Geffysburgian L2, 3h SCA U. 2. 3h Vesper Choir Uh Dorm Councilor HL 0 MARGARET ANN LOHR, Peggy Johns+own. Pennsylvania: SCA Cabinef BL: Vesper Choir UH: Kappa Delia Epsilon Uh Dorm Councilor BL 0 PATRICIA MALONE. Pei : Manhassef. New York; Chi Omega; Pi Lambda Sigma L2. 3L: Mercury Uh CirculaHon Manager of GeHysburgian Uh A Cappella Choir L2, 3L; Vesper Choir I2. 3L; Women's Tribunal L2, 3h SCA U, 2. 3L; Infer- frafernify Dance CommiHee UL; Edifor-in-Chief of I946 Spec- hum. 0 MARY KAY MARKEL: GeHysburg, Pennsylvania: Phi Mu; SCA U, 2. 3h GeHysburgian U, 2, 3L: Vesper Choir L2, EH: Chrisf- mas Dance Commiffee Uh Modern Book Club BL 9 MARIA MARSH: Emmifsburg. Pennsylvania: Phi Sigma Iota Uh Le Cercle Francais CH; SCA BL . MURIEL HETHERINGTON MARTIN. Meriy : Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Chi Omega: Geffysburgian t2, 3h Mercury Rh Vesper Choir Rh Girl's Chorus BL; SCA U. 2. 3h Class Editor of I946 Spechum. 0 PAUL H. McFARLAND, Mac ; Hagersfown, Maryland: Sigma Chi: SCA Cabinef IBM: Secrefary of lnierfrai'erniiy CounciLl Uh Gavel Club L3,; Dorm Counselor L3,: Junior Miss Rh, Infer- frafernii'y Dance CommiHee UL 0 RUTH MILLER: Brooklyn, New York: Phi Mu: Ge++ysburgian ' U, 2, 3,: SCA U, 2. 3L: Dorm Dance Commiffee U. 2, 3h Secrefary-Treasurer of Class 0? I946 BL: Modern Book Club L2, 3L: Sfudenf Council Uh Le Cercle Francais BL; WAA Board Uh Ske+ch Club Uh Organizafions Edifor of I946 Spechum. 0 NINA MIZELL; Kensingfon, Maryland; Chi Omega; Varsiiy Hockey Team: SCA LU: Le Cercle Francais Uh I946 Spectrum Sfaff. . C. ARTHUR NEAL. JR., Art : Chambersburg. Pennsylvania; Phi Sigma Kappa: Pre-Minisferial Associafion H. 2, 3h SCA U. 2. 3L: Geffysburgian Uh Men's Tribunal IN; I946 Specfrum Sfaff. . JOY ANINE NELSON. Joyous ; Brookline, Delaware Counfy. Pennsylvania: Delta Gamma: A Cappella Choir L2, 3L: Debafe Uh Scepfical Chymisfs II. 2, 3h Beia Beta Befa BL; Hisforian of Beia Beta Befa; GeHysburgian L2. 3L: SCA Cabinef L2, 3h Sketch Club Uh Vesper Choir U, 2. 3L: Co-Edifor of Art Staff of I946 Specfrum. 0 BETTE HELEN OUTWATER. Chick : Monfville. New Jersey: A Cappella Choir U. 2,: SCA U. 2L 0 JAMES HENRY RENNINGER. Jim : Chambersburg. Penn- sylvania: Tau Kappa Epsiion: Gavel Club Rh Gefiysburgian IN: I946 Specfrum Siaff: Presiden+ of Tau Kappa Epsilon BL . ELIZABETH K. ROBINSON, Befsy : Lancasfer, Pennsylvania: Phi Mu: Pi Lambda Sigma nh Secretary of Pi Lambda Sigma Uh GeHysburgian U. 2. 3h SCA U, 2. 31; Modern Book Club H. 3h Pan-Hellenic Council H, 3h Business Manager of I946 Specfrum. 0 MARY AGNES SASSAMAN. Mur ; Williamsport Pennsyl- vania: Delfa Gamma: Sages H. 3h A Cappella Choir U, 2h SCA U. 2, 3h SCA Cabinet HI: Vice-Presidenf of Class of I946 HL 0 KENNETH CHARLES SENFT. Kenny : Codorus. Pennsylvania: Sigma Chi: SCA U, 2,: SCA Cebinef BM Delia Phi Alpha Rh Pre-Minisferial Association U. 2h $ecre+ary-Treesurer of Pre- Minisferial Association Bl: Advedising Manager of I946 Spec- hum. . GEORGE EDWARD SHEPHARD. Tally-Ho : Glassboro, New Jersey; Phi Gamma Delfa;-SCA U. 2h SCA Cabins? Bh Baskei- ball U. 2h DeHa Phi Alpha H. 3h Scepiical Chymisfs H, 3,: Dance Orchesira U. 3h Vice-Presidenf of Class of I947 Uh IFC Dance CommiHee In: Dorm Procfor l2, 3L 0 MARY LOUISE SIEBER. Mary Lou : York, Pennsylvania: Phi Mu: GeHysburgian H, 3h SCA U. 2. 3,: Modern Book Club H, 3h I946 Spechum S'raff: Dorm Dance CommiHee l3h Delia Phi Alpha BL . WILLIAM HENRY SNYDER, Bill ; Jersey Ci+y. New Jersey: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Pre-Minis+erial Associoiion U. 2. 3h Campus Sonafe Uh Men's Tribunal Bk Gavel Club UL . ANNELY MARGUERITE SPECHT! Lac : New York. New York: Chi Alpha Sigma: SCA U. 2h SCA Cabinei' Uh GeHys- burgian Uh Delhi Phi Alpha Bl: Women's Tribunal Uh I946 Specfrum Staff. 9 GRACE LOUISE STERNER. Gracie : Lineboro. Maryland: Chi Alpha Sigma: Ben Bofa Bah 13h Vesper Choir IZh GeHys- burgian HM SCA U. 2. 3,. 0 HELEN l. STITT; KiHanning. Pennsylvania: Chi Alpha Sigma; SCA H. 2h GeHysburgian U. 2h Bah Befa Befa Uh Scep- Hcal Chymisfs H. 3h Vesper Choir H, 3h Women's Chorus HL . ELEANOR M. STROEHMANN. Ellie ; Williamsporf. Pennsyl- vania; Delta Gamma: SCA U. 2. 31: Delhi Phi Alpha n, 3h GoHysburgian H. 3,: A Cappella H. 3h Vesper Choir U. 2I 3h Dean's Honor Lisf U. 2h I946 Spectrum Sfaff. 0 MARTHA TRUMPETER, Marfy : Lancasfer. Pennsylvania: Chi Omega: Modern Book Club H, 2. 3h SCA U. 2. 3h GeHys- burgian Bl: Class His+orian Uh Efa Sigma PM Uh Treasurer of En Sigma Phi Bk Kappa Delia Epsilon Bl: Delfa Phi Alpha U, 2. 3h Vesper Choir IZh I946 Specfrum Shff. 0 VIVIAN DELORES WICKEY, Wackey : Washingfon. D, C.: Delia Gamma: SCA Uh SCA Cabinef H, 3h Delia Phi Alpha U. 3h l9l6 Prize: Vice-Presideni' of Junior Class EH. 0 HENRIETTA SUE YINGLING. Hank : Silver Run. Maryland: Phi Mu; Modern Book Club H. 3h SCA U. 2, 3,. 9 ALICE ZIMMERMAN; Mechanicsburg. Pennsylvania: Chi Omega: SCA Uh VarsHy Hockey Team Uh Gefiysburgian Bl: Pi Lambda Sigma I3h I946 Spedrum Siaff. 0 KENNETH WEBER ZIMMERMAN. Kenny ; Philadelphia. Penn- sylvania: Phi Gamma Delhi; Pre-Minisferial Associaiion U. 2. 3h Delfa Phi Alpha Uh Sages Uh Dorm Procfor Uh SCA U, 2h SCA Cabinei' Uh GeHysburgian Uh Inferfraiernify Council Hh A Cappella Choir U, 2. 3,: Vesper Choir U. 2. 3h Secre- +ary of Men's Tribunal Bk Dance Orchesfra Uh CirculaHon Manager of I946 Specfrum. makes you IhinIK I'm sfudying? Thaf can'f happen here . . . I hope he doesn'f call on me. I know I should have done fhis Iasf nighf . . . What Pork again? Yes, pork again! . . . Add iusf a pinc of Ibis, a dash of Hui and-Bang! . . , Gee. I know I'm going Io gef siege frighf . . . I wanf Io be a Phi Bef. Well. you can't blame a person for frying. 34 W Wx zwmswww mm Sure I'd like in go . . . See you af 7:00 . . . Gosh, I have a dafe and l haven'+ a +hing fo wear . . . We'll have m sfop off for a coke a? fhe Book 5+ . . . Lef's see Hue gang and play a couple of hands of bridge . . . Time ouf +0 chef over +he lafes+ campus gossip . . . A few fense momenis and Hum . . , I had a swell fime-me +00 . . . Hmmmmmm . . . Boy, whaf a gal! Discussion. 35 'Nuff of H'Iis lovemaking. . p$ mama, 5:, a. J You. foo. can be fhe life of Hie par'ry. OFFICERS JOANN E TITTLE President MARCIA BAUR Vice-Presideni JEANNE A. MILLER Secrehary MARGARETTA CURRY Treasurer MARCIA MAGUIRE Hisiorian SUPHUMUHE JOHN WRIGHT ANDREWS ..... WashingOon, D. C. LILLIAN MARIA AVILA .......... York. Pa. CHARLOTTE ELAINE BANTLEY Johnstown, Pa. DONALD JESSE BARNHART . . Waynesboro, Pa. MARCIA ELIZABETH BAUR ..... Philadelphia, Pa. DONALD BRUCE BEAL ........ Trenton. N. J. ALBERT BERTRAM EeHARRY ...... British Guinea JOHN WILBERT BERG ........ Baltimore, Md. ELEANOR JEAN BERKEBILE LUCILLE ANN BIRNBAUM THELMA IRENE BLAUSER. . . . . GERARD HENRY BORSTEL ..... Bellerose. N. Y. JOHN EVANS BOYSON . . . Mechanicsburg, Pa. HUBERT ALDINE BRANDENBURG . . Hagersfown, Md. Johnsiown, Pa. New York. N. Y. Mechanicsburg. Pa. ROBERT WALTER BRAUN ....... lrvingfon, N. J. RICHARD LYNDE BRIGGS ...... Scarsdale. N. Y. MARY ELIZABETH BRUBAKER . . Bird-in-Hand. Paw DeHAYS BUTTS .......... Long Branch. N. J. GEORGE EDWARD BUXTON Englewood. N, J. JEANNE DELORES CAHALL . . . . Drexel Hill, Pa. MICHAEL ANGELO CARICATO Brooklyn, N. Y. BARBARA STOREY CHALFONT . . Kennett Square. Pa, VINCENT CAMILLO CHANGLIN . . . Wildwood. N. J. NORMA JEANNE BARYSH COHN . . Larchmonf. N. Y. MAX GERALD COULSON ........ Hanover. Pa. MARGARETTA MAY CURRY ...... Brookline, Pa. JEAN LOUISE DECKER ......... Millheim, Pa. CARL EUGENE EHRHART ..... Brodbecks, Pa. LOIS VIRGINIA ENGLEHART Mayersdale, Pa. VIRGINIA ESCHBACH ........ . . Milton. Pa. RHODA ELISE ESRIG ........ New York. N, Y. GRACE ANN FRYBERGER ...... Philadelphia. Pa. DOROTHY ANN GARIS ...... Woodbridge, N. J. KENNETH WILLIS GILMOUR ..... Brooklyn. N. Y. ELEANOR GOLDY ........... Riverside. N. J. LUTHER ALEXANDER GOTWALD, JR. . GeHysburg, Pa. CLASS BARBARA ANN GRAYBILL ...... Harrisburg, Pa. BEVERLY GREENBERG . . N . . . Rockaway. N. Y. BLANCHE EVANGELINE GUSS . . BETTY JANE HAAG ........ N Lebanon. Pa. ELSIE MAE HARTZELL ....... Silver Springs, Md. ELEANOR JANE HEILMAN . . Lebanon. Pa. GRETCHEN ELFRIEDA HESSMER . . . . Tenafly, N. J. JANE VARNER HOFFMAN ....... Somerset Pa. GENE MARCUS HUGGENS ...... Hanover, Pa. CHARLES LESLIE HUNSBERGER . . . Philadelphia, Pa. FLOYD RADLE KEENER ........ Harrisburg, Pa. HERMAN ALLEN KELLAR ...... New York, N. Y. SAMUEL WEAVER KNISELY ..... Duncannon, Pa. JOHN CHRISTIAN KNORR ...... Geffysburg. Pa. PAUL FRANK KRAMP. JR. ...... Baltimore. Md. ELIZABETH JANE KUHNS ..... Williamsporf, Pa. MARY LOUISE KUNDE ....... Chevy Chase. Md. ALICE MARY LAGE ........ New York, N; Y. MARGARET LLOYD LAMKER . . Wes? Englewood, N. J. MARGARET EDITHE LANKO ...... Newark, N. J. VIRGINIA LOUISE LEEDOM ..... Philadelphia. Pa. MARY LOUISE LEHMAN ........ Johnstown, Pa. JANE ANN LILLICH .......... Dundalk, Md. LUELLA LITTLE .............. Alfoona. Pa. ROBERT BARR LOGAN ...... Turtle Creek, Pa. MARION LOUISE LOWER ........ Reading. Pa. JOHN CHARLES McCUNE, ll ...... Fairfield. Pa. MARCIA MAGUIRE ........... Wynwood, Pa. ROBERT GORDON MARCH ...... Geffysburg, Pa. PEGGY LUCILLE MAYER ....... Harrisburg, Pa. JEAN ANNE MILLER .......... Freeporf, N. Y. MARGARET LEILA MILLER , . . Silver SpringsI Md. ALBERT GARVER MOORE . . . . v. . . Ramsey. N. J. PHYLLIS CLAY MOSER ..... West Englewood, N. J. CECEILA LAURENE MOYER Philadelphia, Pa. MARY ELLEN OLIVER ..... Chambersburg. Pa. JANICE EMILY OUTRAM ..... Wesffield. N. J. Sipesvilla. Pa. UF1947 DOROTHA IRENE PALMER ...... Hagerstown. Md. HENRIETTA LARwUE PATTERSON . .LiHlesfown, Pa. EDWARD KERSTEN PERRY . . . . Cresskill. N. J. CAROL LOUISE POTDEVIN . . . . Garden City. N. Y. JOSEPH LIBERT RAPHAEL ....... Rivarsido, N. J. BETTE JEAN RATHBONE ..... Upper Darby, Pa. MARILYN ENID REICHERT ...... Glendale. N. Y. MARY JEAN REYNOLDS ...... Wesffield. N. J. EUGENE DONALD RIES ......... Baltimore, Md. RICHARD FRANK ROMIG ...... Westlawn. Pa. HARRY EDWIN ROWLAND . Kngsfcn, N. Y. GEORGE SAMES ..... Upper Black Eddy. Pa. PHYLLIS KELLER SCHWARTZ w . w Gettysburg. Paw MARILYN ELLA SENIOR ......... Ephrafa, Pa. RICHARD GROVE SHOOK ........ Glenside. Pa. RICHARD CAMERON SHWAB , . . . Teaneck, N. J. JOAN ROSALIE SLEIGHTER ....... Everett, Pa. RUTH ELEANOR SLIFER. ...... Gettysburg, Pa. JANE MILLER SPANGLER ...... New Oxford. Pa. FREDER-ICK DIEDRICH SPREEN, JR. . Pearl River. N. J. WILLIAM FREDERICK STAHL . . .Chamborsburg, Pa. J'OSEPH RICHARD STALEY ...... Frederick, Md. ELEANOR DOLORES SULTZBACH Valley View, Pa. RAYMOND JACK THOMPSON . . . Roselle Park, N. J. MARY JOANNE TITTLE ........ Harrisburg. Pa. JOSEPH FRANK TOMS ........ Somervillo. N. J. ROBERT H. TRIPLER ......... New York, N. Y. MARY ROBERTA TURNER ..... Writhsvillc. Pa. FRANCES HARRIET TYLER ....... Hanovor, Pa. CARL THEODORE UEHLING ...... Clifton. N. J. JUNE EVELYN VIALL .......... Lebanon, Pa. HELEN KATHRYN WALTZ ..... Washianon, D.C. ROBERT LEONARD WIBBERLY . . . Hagerstown, Md. SARAH ELEANOR WOLFE ....... Norwich, N. Y. RACHEL JANE ZIMMERMAN . . . . Mechanisburg, Pa. HAROLD ZIEGLER ZINN ..... Geffysburq. Pa. MARGARET CAROLYN ZWICK ..... Riverside, N. J. MARGARET JANE ALTHOFF ....... Hanover, Pa. SARA JANE APP ........... Philadelphia, Pa. WILLIAM ANGUS BASUERMAN . . .Toms Brook. Va. JOHN GROSS BERNHEISEL ...... Geffysburq, Pa. EVELYN BETHKE .......... Washington. D, C. LILLIAN ANN BETZ .......... BaHimore. Md. MARIE BLAIR .............. Ramsey. N. J. BETTY JANE BOOTH ......... Coraopolis, Pa. CALVIN LUTHER BOWERS ....... Balfimore, Md. MIRIAM FLORENCE BRACE ...... Wesffield. N. J. ELIZABETH JANE BRITCHER ..... GeHysburg. Pa. CAROLINE BRUBAKER ........ Bird-in-Hand, Pa. DOROTHY HEDWIG BUHNER . . . . Philadelphia Pa. DORIS LORRAINE BURKINDINE . . . . Baltimore, Md. ALEXANDER SAMUEL CALVIN ..... Ramsey. N. J. JOAN MABEL COOK , ...... Lock Haven, Pa. MILDRED ELIZABETH CREELY ...... Clayton, N. J. AUDREY CUMMIN CAROL MEREDITH DENZ HELEN JOYCE DIXON JOANNE DUFFIELD HELEN MIRIAM DURsT'EWIVTZ '. '. BEATRICE MAE ECKMAN DOROTHEA EVELYN EHMANN '. CALVIN EICHER . . . MARATHA ANNE ELLIOTT . . NOBUKO EMOTO ....... MARGERY HELEN ENES RUTH ANNETTE ERB MARGARET LOUISE ETCHBERGER' . New Rochelie. N. NADINE ELAINE EUSTIS NANCY JEAN FERGUSON . . GRACE EVELYN FLUCK VIRGINIA LEE FOWLER PHYLLIS FRALEIGH BETTY JANE GARMAN ......... Baltimore, Md. NEAL EDMUND GARMAN ....... Baltimore, Md, ETHEL PATTERSON GEISEY ...... Get'vsburq. Pa. ALFRED ROGER GOBBEL ....... Balfimore, Md. JANICE CLAIRE GRACEY ..... . Glenside, Pa MARGARET ANN GRAEFE ..... Bowling Mills, Md. MARJORIE MAE GRISSINGER . . McConn'ellsburq, Pa. DORIS MARGARET HAUSSMAN . .Greaf Neck. N. Y. I-THE . . . .Teaneck, N. J. ....... Flushing, N. Y. ........ Westfield. N. J. . . . . Camp Hill, . . Green Casfle, Pa. . .Woodridge, N. J. . Baltimore. Md. . Merchanhille. N. J. . . . Mt. Pleasant, Pa. . . . . Baltimore, McL . . . . Rivers. Aril. ......... Clifion. N. J. . . Philadelphia, Pa. . . Waynesboro, Pa. Y. Pa. .......... Reading, Pa. ........ Flushing. N. Y . . . .Teaneck. N. J. MARY JANE HECKMAN ........ Allenfown, Pa. ANNA LOIS HEIM ......... Hollidavsburg, Pa. JANET MENISH HIGH ........ Elkins Park, Pa, ELIZABETH ANNE HOLMAN . . . New Bloomfield. Pa. ELSA RUTH HOYNS . ..... Ridgewood. N J. HARRIET CHARLOTTE HOYNS . . . Ridgewocd, N. J. HOWARD GEORGE HUMPHREYS . . . Pittsburgh, Pa, NOVELLA ANNE ILGEN ........ Mifflinburg. Pa. RICHARD ALEXANDER ISHMAEL ........... ............... Georgetown, Brifish Guinea THELMA MARILYN JENSEN ..... Takoma Park, Md. ALLEN EARLSTON JOHNSON ...... Arfemas, Pa. JOHN W. KELLER .......... Waynesboro. Pa. JEAN ARLENE KNISELY ........ PiHsburgh, Pa. SHIRLEY ANNE LARKIN ....... Gettysburg. Pa. JEAN MARIE LEIDY ........... Abington, Pa, CATHERINE MARIE LEWIS ...... Gettysburg. Pa. JOYCE LEWIS ............ Philadelphia, Pa. MARILYN LORRAINE LEWIS ..... Westfield, N. J ROGER PHELPS LEWIS . . . . . Plainfield, N. J. CONSTANCE VIRGINIA LINGENFELTER .Alfoona, Pa HENRY WILLIAM LOOCK, JR ...... Cafonville Md. BARBARA JANE MALONEY . . . .W'esffield, N. J. JAMES ROSECRANS MAPLES, ll . .Frederick Md. GERALDINE MARIE MARKS . . .Drexel Hill, Pa ANNA ELIZABETH ELLEN MARTIN . . Waynesboro, Pa. THOMAS CLAUDE MASTERS . Teaneck. N. J. MIRIAM FAITH MCCARNEY ,...Conshohocken, Pa JOHN KNOX McCONNELL. JR. . . McKeesport Pa. MARY EDNA MEEKS .......... Balfimore, Md. JUNE MARIE MEHRING ........ Drexel Hill. PaA RUBY HARRIET MICHAEL ........ Halelfon. Pa. ELEANOR JEAN MILLER ........ Harrisburg, Pa. LOIS MARIE MILLER ............. York, Pa. MILDRED ANNETTE MILLER . . . . . . Lykens, Pa. STEWARD DANIEL MILLERI JR. . . Georqefown, S. C. MARGARET JANE MORRIS ..... Punxsufawney. Pa. DOROTHY LOUISE MOSS ..... Philadelphia, Pa. JOHN EDWARD MUHLBACH . . Bahimore, Md. KATHRYN LOUISE NEWCOMER . . Shiremansfown. Pa. MADELINE JANE FEE ........ Phillipsburq, Pa. THEODORE DAY PEGG ........ Maywood, N. J. 38 FHESHMAN MARJORIE JANE PRICE ....... Breezewood, Pa. NANCY ELIZABETH PYLE ..... West Chester. Pa. JANE MARILYN RHOADS ....... Baltimore. Md MARGARET DRUCILLA RUNK . . Upper Darby, Pa. PHYLLIS ISABELLE RUOF ...... Hummelsfown, Pa. QACE JOSEPHINE SALTZER Harrisburg, Pa. SAMUEL WILLIAM SCHNITTHENNER, Chambersburq. Pa. MARILYN MARGARET SCHNEIDEx .Pearl River, N.J. DOROTHY MARY SCHWARTZ ...... Brooklyn, Pa. GEORGE KENNETH SEACRIST ........ York, Pa. JOANNE ROSE SERPICO ...... Red Bank, N. J. PAUL WILLIAM SHEARER ..... Spring Grove, Pa. MARILYN RUTH SHEFFER ...... New Oxford. Pa. MARY LOU SHRUM ........ Hollidaysburg. Pa. CLAUDE RICHARD SHUMAKER . .Wes! Fairview, Pa. DOROTHY ADELE SIMON ...... Philadelphia, Pa. LUTHER WALTER SLIFER, JR. ..... Getfysburg, PaA WILLIAM HAMILTON SMITH, Ill . . Hagerstown, MdA RUTH CARLYN SNYDER ........ Baltimore. Md. MARTHA SPAYD ............... York. Pa. ADELE SPEIGLER ........... Wcodbury, N, J. RUTH WINIFRED SPITTLER ...... Pine Grove. Pa. BERTHA LOURENE STAUFFER ...... Salem. N. J. AUDREY GRACE STONE ....... Malverne, N. Y. JOHN LOUIS STRUBE, JR. ..... Lansdowne, Md. ROBERT RICHARD SUMMER . .Washiancn, D C. GRACE MORRIS SWEITZER ...... Lancasfer. Pa. MARIAM HAZEL TODD ........ Mafawan, N. J. RICHARD LEON TOME . .York, Pa CATHERINE G. TOMPKINS ..... Washianon, D. C. LOUISE HELEN TRUMPETER . . . . . Lancas'er, Pa, WALTER JOHN VAN ELDEN . Blue Ridge Summit, Pa. VERA LONG VENABLE . Oak Hill. Ill. HOWARD MAHL WALKER Schenectady. N. Y. DONALD RICHARD WARRENFELTZ .Hagersfown, Md. JUANITA ISABELLA WATERS ..... Roselle, N: J, SUZANNE VALENTINE WENTZ . . Hanover, Pa. DOROTHY ELIZABETH WHITE .GeHysburg, PaA VIVIAN LORRAINE WHITLOCK .Baltimore, Md BARBARA BLAKE WICKERSHAM . Harrisburg, Pa. JANICE NANCY YOST ....... aammore, Md. EDITH RUTH YOUNG ....... Hollidaysburg. Pa. OFFICERS EDWARD MULBACH Presidenf BARBARA CHALFONT Vice-Presidenf DON BEAL Secretary CHARLES HUNSBURGER Treasurer LOURENE STAUFFER Historian Sad Sacks. Gypsy Rose Lee Humphries. Somebody feed +he Juke-Box. Don'+ fake any wooden nickels. Lef's have a Gang-Bang. TIME OUT W FUR A BUUKSTUBE BUUBSE l 40 GO AHEAD: l DARE YOU A FREE ONE MENTS INTHA Wifh inferfrafernify sporfs compefifion disconhnued unfil +he houses regain +heir normal numbers. inframural afhlefics were greaHy resfricfed and confused in +heir sef-up. DespHe +hese handicaps. mushball and fouch foofbaH programs were carried +hrough +0 successful fin- ishes. The feams in each case were chosen from a pool of sfudenfs who wished +0 parficipafe in +hese sporfs. The spring of '44 saw +he opening of an I8-game soff- ball schedule wi+h four reams ready +0 Tighf for pennan+ honors. George Barnhill's Dodgers gof off +0 a flying sfarf winning five sfraighf games. before relaxing and losing fwo sfraighf. The Cards sparked by Vince Par- nell's hiffing and pifching, became s+ronger wifh each game and moved info a firsf place Jrie wifh +he Dodgers af +he season's end. These fwo feams foughf each ofher foofh and nail in a playoff game +hriller which saw +he Dodgers fake +he pennanf wifh a 12-9 vic'rory. The Yanks, under Del Haslbeck. were a +hre'a1' Jrhrough- ouf +he season. and wound up wifh +hree wins and four losses. And +hen +here was +he Red Sox squad! The Na- +ional League has ifs Phillies-+his league had HS Red Sox. Losing six games, Jrhey broke +heir season-long slump by faking Jrhe Yanks 8-5. Carried on wifhomL +he usual compefifive spirif of fra- +erni+ies, +he league experienced some difficulfy in keep: ing alive +he fellows' in+eres+ in +he games. Neverfheless +he boys were +hankful for somefhing +0 do. and played mosf of +he games in a hard and spirifed manner. MURALS . - - Snappy fall weafher hif G'burg Ias+ Tall and wifh if +he old foo+ball urge. 50, George Shepherd. chairman of +he SCA Oufdoor Spor+s CommiHee. go+ six boys +0- gefher, named +hem capfains, and fogefher +hey Tormed a fouch foofball league consisfing of six feams. The mere Tad +ha+ +he games were played under +he fouch sysfem for downing +he runner didn'+ prevenf hard checking and blocking. Two referees were on hand 5+ each game +0 keep fhings under confrol. The foofbaH played was nof foo good. buf +he excifemenf and bIHer rivalry +ha+ prevailed made up for lack of finesse. Six man foofball rules were adapfed +0 make Jrhe game Tasfer and less awkward. Ted Pegg's feam, The Bears. wenf +hrough undefeafed. piling up four vicfories. The Eagles were unbeafen unfil +heir lasf game when fhey mef The Bears. In a biHerly confesfed game Johnny Andrews' boys wen+ down +0 de- Tea+ l2-6. The Cafs led by Don Roberfs played good Tomball. buf losf 0qu when +hey Torfeifed a couple of games. Vince Changlin's SfeeTers Hed +he Eagles for second place in +he league, while +he Yankees and Jrhe Tigers Tailed +0 cap'rure a single vicfory. This fouch foofball league. like +he sonball league, was organized and carried Through by fellows who had nc incentive excep1L +he desire +0 keep acfive and enjoy sporfs. Much credif is due Jrhose GeHysburg boys who en+ered whoIe-hearfedly info in+ramural sporfs. and over- AND HlT 'EM HARD came war-Hme obs+acles. SCHEDULE GeHysburg . . . 36: Carlisle Medical Barracks . 4O GeHysburg . . . 4l; Wesfern Maryland . 22 GeHysburg . . 38: Lehigh . 44 GeHysburg . . 44: Lehigh . 38 Geffysburg . . 38; Carlisle Medical Barracks . 34 GeHysburg . . 30: F 8: M . 42 GeHysburg . . 44: Albrighf . . . . . . . 47 GeHysburg . . 52: F 84 M . . . . . . . . . 5l Geffysburg A i 47: Dickinson . . 37 Geffysburg . . 73; Wesfern Maryland . 36 Geffysburg . . 4l; Dickinson . 20 GeHysburg . . 4I; Albrighf . 64 Wifh Jrypical GeHysburg fighf and spirif Jrhe Bullef quinfef baHled +0 an even break in +he firsf eighf games of +he schedule by winninq four and losing four. An gdd quirk is +ha+ Jihe +eam failed +0 give +he sfudenfs af G-Burg +he safisfacfion mt a vicfory as +he Tour games The +eam ended Coach Hen Bream moulded a finh+ing feam from a group of were won on +he opponen+s' cour+s. +he season wi+h seven vidorieS and five losses. younq. inexperienced men and builf his offense around Bobby March. freshman sfar. Hm worked +he boys hard all season and qave fhem a chance +0 win more +han half +he baffles aqains+ more experienced oppo- si+ion. 45 The Bullefs l051L +heir opening game againsf +he Car- lisle army Jream. This was +he firsf game played by many of +he boys on +he +eam. buf despi+e +his handi- cap Geffysburg foughf Carlisle down +0 +he minufe +0 lose 0qu 36-40. The +eam +hen Jrravelecl +0 Wes+mins+er, Md., and Jrhere +he Bulle+s overran an inferior Wes+ern Maryland feam 4I-22. from s+ar+ +0 finish, G-Burg losf ou+ +0 Lehigh 38-44 in an over+ime period +ha+ saw +he sfronger Lehigh Jream In a game +ha+ was a +hriHer pull away. This game was +he second deTea1L for GeHys- burg on ifs home floor. Playing +heir besf ball of +he season for +hree quarfers. +he BaHleTielders buil+ up a I5-poin+ lead againsf Le- This held off +he Enqineers' lasmL GeHysburg +hen avenged high in a re+urn game. quarfer rush +0 win 44-38. i+s former defeaf by beefing Carlisle decisively by 38- 34, which qave +he Bullefs a fofal of +hree wins againsf Then F 8! M came +0 Geffysburg wifh a sfronq squad +ha+ qave +he boys af 42-30 licking. The Jrwo defeafs. boys were a liHle sleepy in +his game, and could have done beHer. Bullefs mafched Albrith, a sfrong favorife. poin+ Tor Making up for +ha+ poor showing +he point bu+ couldn'f quife sfay wi+h +he pace, losing 44-47. casfer on February '7, Jrhe Bullefs again avenged an The second F 8i M game gof hof abouf Jthe fourfh stanza and went on info an over+ime period which saw +he Bullefs win 52-5l. By virfue of +heir win agains+ F 8i M a+ Lan- earlier defeat WUMENlS Under +he capable leadership of Mrs. Peggy Zarfos. women's physical educafion direclor, and Jrhe recenfly or- ganized Women's Afhlefic Associa+ion, Jrhe inframural sporfs program a+ GeHysburg College assumed greafer proporfions +han ever before. Under a plan for +he gradual building up of women's afhlefics info a pro- gressive sysfem, +he coeds responded by giving +heir wholehearfed supporf in +he compefifions among +he various living groups on campus. Thus, in +he laHer parl of +he spring of I944. shorlly affer +he organizalion of +he WAA, and during +his I944-45 season, +he inframural sporfs sef-up for coeds was greally developed. Coeds were able +0 parficipafe compefifively in baske+ball. volleyball. bowling, spoall, badminfon, fennis. archery, and ping pong. Going back +0 +he soffball season a year ago, we find +he Chi Omeqa nine mainfaining +heir unmarred record by +rouncing Jrhe Sfevens Hall feam. The Chi Omega's sixfh win was scored on Mofher's Day lasf year. by keep- inq +he Slevens Hall feam down lo Jren runs, while +he Chi O's broughiL I4 coeds across home plale. Led by pifcher Bea Pyle, +he Chi O's Jropped +he Women's Inframural Spoall League in ifs firsf season, while Sfevens Hall placed a close second. Alfhough +he league was new las+ year, if was a greaiL success, wilh coeds lrom all +he dorms parficipafing. Coeds of Chi Omega dormifory were awarded +he All Sporfs Plaque for +he l943-44 season, +he firsf award of +his kincl +0 be preseniecl +0 group of coeds for win- ning +he lop posilions in +hree of Jrhe inframural sporfs for +he year and +o+aling +he highes+ number of WAA acfivify poinfs. Heading +his year's in+ramural baskefball compe+i+ions was Huber Hall, which ran away wi+h a perleoL score oi six wins and no losses. Sparked by high-scoring Nancy Bulls Eye. INTHAMURALS lrle! +he Huber quinfef was seriously challenged only once when +he Tri Phi's led Jrhe game up uniil +he lasf quarfer. only +0 be overcome by one poinf in +he final minufes. In one ol'her game +he Della Gamma's nearly equalled +he winners' score. lrle, Marcia Maguire, Janice Oufram. Joanne TiHle, Norma DeGheHo. LoHie Banlley, and newcomers Phyllis Fraleigh and Mickey McCarney were oufsfanding for Jrheir excellenf shooling and forward play- ing. For +he defense. good guards were Mary Lou Kunde. Mary Lou Lehman, Jean Ferguson. and Mickey Senior. Sfevens Hall 2nd floor placed second, while close rune ners-up were +he Tri Phi's, Della Gamma's, and Aughin- baugh Hall. The season preceded varsify baskefball and provided work-oufs for Jrhe girls. as well as a preview of +he excellenf players who lafer played infercollegiafe bas- kelball. Wifh +he beginning of +he second semesler. +he sched- uled inframural volleyball compefifions began in full force. Ten living groups were represenfecl wi+h as many Jreams when Chi Omega. Della Gamma, Phi Mu, Aughin- baugh Hall. Huber Hall, Lincoln Hall. Jackson Hall. MyrHe Terrace. Sievens 3rd floor and Sfevens 2nd floor foughf for +he championship. A fournamenf +0 defermine +he be51L bowlers in Jrhe school was held lasr winler in +he local bowling alley. lf was arranged on a ladder sysiem. in which a person could challenge anyone who was wifhin Jrhree places above her. Ou+s+anding bowlers were Do+ Schwarfz, Caren Brubaker. and Mary Lou Lehman. ther fournamenfs which were held +his spring on +he campus were in badminfon and soilball. Here again +he living groups were represen+ed by individuals in +he for- mer and feams in +he laHer sporf. Lasf year's fennis +ournamen+ included a brackef sysfem for bolh singles and doubles compelifions. Bea Pyle and Nancy lrle were oulsfanding players in bofh Jrournamenls. Swing H. HOCKEY Affer +he organizafion of +he firsf coed varsify hockey squad in +he hisfory of +he college. +he feam. coached by +he women's physicd educa+ion direc+or. Mrs. Peggy L. Zarfos. fumed 0qu a record of +hree wins and no losses. The feam, which was composed of girls from all +he classes. scored ifs firsf friumph over Shippensburg S+a+e Teachers College coeds on +he Shippensburg field by a score of four +0 one. Due +0 +he specfacular passing and dribbling of Lourene Sfauffer, who made +he four goals. and +he brilliamL playing of Jean Leidy, +he Orange and Blue came +hrough ifs firsf game vicforious. In a mafch on +he home held, +he local eleven van- quished Dickinson by a +hree +0 nofhing score1 gaining +heir second win. In +his game +he opponemL had had IiHle pradice for fwo weeks and GeHysburg advanced +he ball wi'rh liHle coordinafion among +he players, +hus making a slow game. Barb Chalfonf, Sfauffer. and Leidy each scored a goal. BullewL coeds refurned vic+orious again affer defea+ing Jrhe sfrong Penn Hall Jream a+ Chambersburg by a score of +wo +0 one. Alfhough +he opponenfs were fasf-moving , and aggressive. +he G-burg eleven played ifs besf game 1 , '1, k V '11,? x of +he season and won in +he lasf half. Alice Zimmerman hh h I h h h L scored in +he +hird quarfer. and Jean Ferguson hif a hard Firsf Row: Fraleigh, Banfley, Siauffer. Second Row: TiMIel Wickarsham. drive in H18 Iasf quarfer +0 break H16 +38 and win H16 Ouiram. Ferguson. Chalfont Third Row: Senior, lrle, Maquire, Decker. Fourth Row: Kunde, DeGheHo, Moyer, Schwarh. Moss. game' .- WUMENhS INTER BASKETBALL lnfercollegiafe baskefball. ano+her addifion +0 Jrhe coed acfivifies, was inifiafed on +he campus on February IO. when +he Geffysburg sex+e+ encounfered +he Lebanon Valley +eam on +he home court ther games played during +his season were wifh +he girls of Hood College a+ Frederick, on February l7, wi+h Dickenson a+ Carlisle, on February 24' and also home mafches scheduled wi+h Wesfern Maryland and Shippensburg Sfafe Teachers Col- lege during March. Pracfices were held on affernoons and evenings during January. Members of +he feam were chosen by +he coach. Mrs. Peggy Zarros, af +he end of January. Miki Senior, +he WAA baskefball manager. was in charge of scheduling praches and caring for +he equipmenf during +he season. Wifh +his newa-planned program underway, +he coeds who carried +he burden of +he season and represen+ed +he campus in +hese con+es+s are greaHy +0 be commend- ed upon +heir splendid showing. Playing for Jrhe Bullefs were high-scoring Nancy Me and ofher offensive players such as Joey Tiffle. Marcia MaGuire, Norma DeGhe++o. and Phil Fraleigh. ther forwards were Mildred Miller. Mickey McCarney. LoHie BanHey. Al Heim. Nina Mizell. and Jean Ann Miller. Sfar defensive players were Mary Lou Kunde, Jean Ferguson, Caren Brubaker, and Vivian Whirlock. as well as several o+her coeds who proved +heir abili+y +0 guard +ha+ basket CULLEGIATES .- ., w ., Go affer H, gals! Firs? Row: L. Baniley, M. Miller, Senior. Time, Heim. Second Row: Kund'e, Outram, Waltz, Fraleigh, Ferguson, Maguire. Third Row: lrle, Snyder, De- Ghefio, McCarney, Brubaker. Fourth Row: Moyer, Moss. Enes, Wafers, Erb. SWIMMING Following up laswL year's inferesf in swimming. when Wafer Follies was presenfed by +he coeds, a varsify +eam was organized during +he win+er, and anofher aqua- cade was produced on Mofher's Day under +he direcHon of Polly Avery, WAA swimming manager. LemL year Nice M. Bell was judged The Bafhing Beaury of GeHysburg College by a commiHee of men of +he faculfy and campus. Form swimming. diving and various sfrokes were feafures of +he evening. Avery! who coached +he swimmers again. presenfed a similar. buf improved version of lasf year's performance for +he mofhers. The purpose of +he varsify feam was +0 uncover +he lafen+ falenf. and +0 find ou+ how much maferial +he G- Burg girls could provide +oward an infer-collegia+e +eam. Alfhough in+er-collegia+e boufs were n01L sched- uled Jrhis year, Jrhis is a derinife sfep forward in our new progressive sporfs sYs'rem. Mrs. Peggy Zarros affempfed +0 develop swimmers of fronf and back crawls and breasf sfroke, divers, and form swimmers. During one of +he weekly swimming periods. Mefa Flo+hmeier and Avery +augh+ a Senior Lire Saving Course +0 abou+ fwenfy coeds, who were advanced swimmers. In March aHer +his course was comple+ed, Richard Brown. a represen+a+ive from Red Cross Headquarfers, gave +he lnsfrudors Course +0 +hose who wanfed +0 fake H and had passed +he previous course. First Row: DeGh'eHo. Brubaker. Fowlers Second Row: Trumpefer, Moyer, Karim Hughes. Look what came in wifh +he ?ide. SPRING AND THE LIBRARY v 9'. .t .33! Ha . v! THE SNOW-BANKED MAY The annual May Dav, sponsored by +he Women's S+uden+ Governmenf of GeHys- burg College. was held on May I3, I944. The program was combined wifh Parenf's Day lasf year due +0 Jrhe difficuH fraveling condi+ions. There were +wo new fea+ures added. +he final playeofT 01C +he WAA +ournamen+s and +he skifs which were presenfed by each living group on +he campus. In addifion +0 +hese new fea+ures, Jrhe ceremony of crowning +he queen and +he moving up exercise for each Class were held. The queen was chosen by +he women's s+uden+ body from +he enfire senior class. Miss Mary Louise Koch reigned in I944 and her affendanfs were 6. Margaref Harvey. maid of honor: E+hel F. Sheraw. and Marianna Crist seniors; Nancy M. Trle and Pafricia H. Drew, juniors: Mary E. Appleby and Pafricia Malone, sophomores; and Marcia E. Bauer and Jane M. Spengler. freshmen. Signe Wagnild and Carol Sue Heiges were +he Jrwo charming flower girls. On Safurday affernoon af 2:00 o'clock +he iden+i+ies of +he queen and +he maid of honor were revealed when Jrhey appeared wi+h rheir aHendanfs on +he walk in +he Gardens. The queen wore whife and Jrhe a++endan+s were aHired in pasfel shades. As +he queen and her cour+ walked slowly down +he pafh, fhe girls, all dressed in pasfel skirfs and whife shirfs wi+h +heir class colors in Jrwo ribbons draped over +heir shoulders. knelf 10 pay homage +0 +he beaufies. Moving up exercises were nex+ on +he program. The queen fook +he ribbons from Jrhe shouider of each girl as she came up and. aided by one of +he class beaufies, gave her her new colors. The seniors received whife carnahons. A May Pole dance was given by a group of girls and for +he firs+ Hme in +he hisfory of May Day. Jrhe dance was successfully complefed wifhouf any mishaps. Beafrice A. Pyle. Presidenf of +he THE QUEEN AND HER COURT 52 ixxxxw Women's Sfudenf Council. was Hue misfress of ceremo- nies and infroduced +he new members of +he group: +hen fumed +he program over +0 Nancy M. Irle. Hwe new presi- denf of He organizafion. La+er in Hwe aHernoon +he Chi Omega's and Sfevens Hall played for He championship of fine ln+ramuraI SoH- baH League. Safurday evening each house gave a ski+ 6+ Hue Eddie Plank Memorial Gymnasium. These skifs were in mosf cases original and +he girls had +0 do all +he arranging and rehearsing by Hwemselves wifhouf aid from +he faculfy. The Chi Omega Sororify won We loving cup wi+h a musical hisfory of GeHysburg. During Hue infermission Hie scholarship cup was presenfed +0 Hue DeHa Gamma Sororify and +he Chi Omega's obfained +he ac+ivi+ies cup and plaque. The enfire week-end was MISS MARY LOUISE KOCH were able +0 aHend fhe various funcHons. May WW, favored wifh exceHen+ weafher and many of +he parenfs MOVING-UP EXERCISES 53 DBEANIZATIUNS First Row: Hughes, Senif, Nelson. Raup, Schwarh, Keeney, Hinkeldey. Second Row: Osva'ics, Riafhmiller, Wick'ey. Curry. Banfley. Keller. Lth Third Row: Singer, Spechf. Schweizer Bergen. Shepherd. Fish. Logan, Ehrhart. STUDENT HIST PROF. PARKER B. WAGNILD Retreat 5+ Osage Lodge. Chaplain 56 IAN ASSOCIATION GeHysburg's Sfudenf Chrisfian Association is able +0 claim one of H19 highesf perceniages of membership in proporfion +0 +he s+uden+ enrollmen'r of all +he Chrisfian movemenfs wifhin +he na+ion's colleges. Hs president Dorofhy J. Keeney: advisor, Prof. Parker B. Wagnild; as well as +he other officers and hard-working commiHee chairmen. can well poinf +0 +his fad as proof of +he wide influence which Jrhe SCA holds in campus acfivifies' social as well as spirifual. There is hardly a phase of GeHys- burg College life wifh which +he associafion is nof in con- facf in one way or anofher. The l25 acfive and ap- proximafely IOO associafe members have +hemselves been more +han repaid for +he service Jrhey have rendered fhe SCA. I. The cusfom of holding SCA nighf several Friday eve- ninigs during each semesfer was mainfained ancJ popu- larly received during +he pasf year. The firsf one. given shorfly affer +he opening of school, was for +he purpose of acquainfing +he incoming freshmen and ofher non- members wifh +he scope of +he associafion's work and of giving +hem +he chance +o meef +he various commiHee chairmen. As is shown by +he large membership. +he enfhusiasfic freshmen joined +he associafion in full force. Among Jrhe speakers feafured af Jrhe regular monthly meefings were The Rev. George Bowers. a GeHysburg College graduafe of recenf years and a prominenf Penn- sylvania clergyman, and another gradua+e, +he Rev. Sfewarf W. Herman, Jr., iormer pasfor of Jrhe American Lufheran Church in Beriin. Germany. He is +he aufhor 57 of H's Your Souls We Wani , a book on his experiences wifh Jrhe Nazi parfy. Lafer in Jrhe year. Willis E. Ford. Regional Direcfor of +he Federal Council of Churches. appeared. An Army chaplain. Paul Robinson. who had been in service in Jrhe Sou+h Pacific +hea+er of war. also addressed Jrhe members of Jrhe associafion. ln addifion +0 +he sponsoring of Jrhese regular pro- grams each monfh. Jrhe SCA confinued +o hold regular open house programs on Safurday evenings. Gazella Osvafics arranged +he popular siudenf Vesper Services, which have been concluded by +he SCA for many years and were mainfainecl during Jrhe l944-45 season. For +he pasf +wo years +hese services have been held in Brua Chapel because +he large crowds +ha+ affended were unable +0 secure seais in Jrhe aucliforium of Weidensail Hall. A Religion in Life week was sef aside in February for Jrhe purpose of making religion a more prac+ical in- fluence in each sfudenf's life. Many prominenf minisfers. among whom was Jrhe Rev. Raiph Tabor of Washingfon. D. C.. were presenf for +he conferences and discussions. These discussions cenfered around +he main +heme. Chrisfianify. Nof a Form 3qu a Force. As a complement ra+her +han a supplemenf +0 +hese and +he many ofher religious funcfions of 'rhe SCA were Jrhe social. semi-religious. and culfural programs of +he organizafion. The doors of Weidensall Hall were always open +0 +he ASTRP and civilian sfudenfs and +he lobby and various ofher rooms could be used for dancing or for +he popular informal seminars and bull sessions. r n x I 1 I CAMPUS Tunes of Rah, Rah, GeHysburgIa! could be heard re- echoing +hroughou+ +he SCA building on +he Monday nighf before college officially opened for +he '44-'45 school ferm. The Campus Senafe. +he s+uden+ govern- ing body. was opening ifs +hird year wifh an all-coHe- EAVEL Composed of presidenfs and vice presidenfs of He nine acfive nafional frafernifies and one ache local fra- fernify on +he Geffysburg College campus. H'xe Gavel Club me+ bi-monfhly for +he purpose of discussing various 1cra+erni+y affairs and problems. Under +he faculfy di- rec+orship of Dr. Frank H. Kramer. +his club was reor- Fi r sf Row: Glenn, Brenner. Ehrharf, Knauer. Schweizer. S e c o n d Row: B'eal, Perry, Spreen. Boyson. Third Row: McGhee, Hook. Warren, Thomp- son, Renniger. First Row: Kniselv. War- ren Wica-PresidenH. Koch eCorrespondinq SecrofaryL Flofhmeiar Recording Sec- retaryL Glenn Presidenn, Boyson. Thompson, borqsr. SENATE giafe bonfire and sing for +he new freshmen in The lobby of Weidensall Hall. The Senafe is composed of one represen+a+ive from each campus living group and four faculfy members, and ifs main acfivify was +he prepara- fion of +he bonfire. William Glenn was prexy for +he year. CLUB ganized +his year in order Hwaf +he frafernifies mighf iron ou+ differenf problems Hwaf arise wi+hin each individual group. Having no aufhorify as +he Gavel Clube all work requiring acfion had +0 be passed by +he Inferfrafernhy Council in order fhaf i+ could be enforced. K'ellar. Second Row: Ren- niger, Spreen tMessengorL Singer, Grayhill. Briggs, Neal. Third Row: Hinkel. day, Weibloy. McGhee, PAN- HEHJNIE' EUUNEIL This year +he Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil. +he infer-sororify council. func- Jrioned under +he leadership 0T offi- cers Mefa Flofhmeier and Marian NesbiH. This group is now composed of members of Jrhe +hree na+ional so- rorifies, Chi Omega. Delfa Gamma. and Phi Mu. This las'r sororify gained ifs Pan-Hellenic privileges +wo years ago while if was s+ill local. The coun- cil. which defermines +he rushing rules for Jrhe coeds. acfs in +he same capacify for +he women as +he In- fer-fraT'ernify Council does for Jrhe Firs? Row: Robinson, Flofhmeier iPresideniL Orilip. Second Row: Friberg, BanMey. men- WUMENTSSTUDENTEUUNEIL E Operafing under added responsi- bilifies because of an unprecedenfed enrollmenf of women Jrhis fall. +he Women's Sfudenf Council has been guided by Nancy lrle. The firsf and chieic underfaking +his year was +ha+ of abolishing +he old dermi+ sysfem. The new honor plan worked eHecfive- lY and was greefed wifh greaf favor by Jrhe coeds. '9'; H 3i i! i Siam svgw Consis+ing of represenfafives from each class. +he group sponsored +he Winfer Reverie dance on Deceme ber 2, wi+h Joanne Kerin as chair- man. Also under +he auspices of The council was +he picfuresque May Day celebrafion. Af +he beginning of +he year. Lourene SfauHer pinch-hH' for Nancy Pyle. who was elecfed freshman repe resenfafive in December. The lafesf WD rules and informafion were posf- ed on +he bullefin board in Huber Hall. Sfudenf Governmenf meefings, which musf be a++ended by all coeds. were held on +he firs+ Wednesday of each monfh. Business of +he Wom- en's Afhlefic Associafion was passed M R : '9 Widmh Amy- + H1 f' Second Row: Sfroehmann, Fryberqer TSecreiary-TreasurerL Baur. 5 ese mee 195- . Third Row: Fish iVice-Presidenn, Zaner, Emlef. Sfaufferi 59 First Row: Fluck, Haag, Yeakle. Keeney, Drew, Appleby, Graefe, Hughes, Heim, Oufwa'ter, Banfleys Second . Row: McCarney, lSecreiaryl. Ehrhart. Bauer, Weibley. Sfauffer, Salher. Elliot Lower, Crider, Malone, Bergen lLibrarianl, Moss, Engleharf, Nelson, Fish Third Row: SchweruI Sfroehmann, Kellerl Brandenburg, SamesI Shook, Walker, Fink, Fourth Row: Zimmerman lManagerl, Singer, Maples, Hunsberqer. Summer, Boyson, Weigle, Logan, Schumaker, Glenn. RielhmillerI SchmiHhenner. U B Any visifor passing +he SCA building abou+ 4:30 o'clock Monday. Tuesday. or Thursday affernoons could nof miss hearing crescendos ol song as if floaled clown from +he audiforium where +he GeHysburg College Choir was holding ifs regular hour of prache under +he direcforship of Prof. Parker B. Wagnilcl. Bu+ +his year, +he fad +haf +he choir was holding pracfice for ifs concerfs meamL more +han +he average passer-by mighlL realize, unless he knew +haf. in spife of +he war. +he Choir was no+ only able +0 presen+ ifs regular concerfs here in Ge++ysburg, bu+ also +0 resume concenL lrips +0 churches in nearby localifies. Marking ifs Jrenlh year here on +he GeHysburg College campus. since if was organized as a men's choir in I936! +his choral group carried omL a more ex+ensive program +han had been possible for Jrhe las+ Jrwo years. .Prof. Wagnild. beHer known +0 all Jrhe sludenfs as Wags, energefically led +he choir +hrough ifs four rehearsals a week in order +ha+ +he group could make af leasf five appearances here in GeHysburg, as well as presenfing selecfions from +heir reper+oire in six large churches in Jrowns of Pennsylvania and Maryland. The choir, which was limifed +0 46 members +his year, is open lo only +hose sfuclenfs who have firsf proved Jrheir musical abilify, sinceri+y. and willingness +0 do +he work necessary +0 make each concemL of +he group a success. Ol +he more Jrhan IOO s+uden+s who Med ouf af +he beginning of +he I944 school lerm. I9 new sludenfs were admifed +0 +he Choir, +he res+ of +he group being composed of experienced members. Brua Chapel was +he scene of +he firsf concerf of +he year, when +he Choir presenfed ifs annual Chrisfmas orogram on Sunday evening. December IO. 60 Firs? Row: Heckman. Eshbach, Hessmerl EhmanI Pyle. Second Row: Trumpeier, Marfin. Wafers. Boofh, Venable. BULLEGE This Iradifional concer+ was jusI as popuIar as if has been in pasf years, as Ihe building was crowded Io capacin by Iown ci+izens. as weII as many sfudenfs. Many people who arrived Ia+e were unable +0 gain admiHance +0 fhe chapeI. As usual, Ihe concerf was a success, but perhaps more impor+an+ was Ihe facf Ihaf 3+ proved +he GeHysburg choral group couId sfiII pro- duce breth-I'aking Iover music and hold Ihe audience speII- bound. In addiIion Io +wo appearances In February af candlelighI services in connedion wifh Ihe ReIigIon In Life Week program sponsored by fhe S+uden+ Chrisfian Associafion, Hie s+ucIen+ body again had Hue opporfunify +0 hear fhe choir on PaIm Sunday. SoIoisIs for Ihe program were Dorofhy Moss and RusseII Reifh- miIIer. In pasI years Jrhe Irips made during one year by Jrhe choir have somefimes covered more +han 2.000 miles. AIIhough such exfensIve Iraveling was no+ possible Ihis year, Jrhe choral group was able +0 make several shor+ Irips and +0 sing in six diIIeren'r concerfs +hroughou+ IhIs Iocali'ry. Making ifs firsf ouf-oI-Iown appearance in Jrwo years, Ihe Choir appeared af fhe Zion Lufheran and Grace Lufheran Churches in York on March II. Succeeding appearances were made aI fhe Zion Lu+heran Church in Harris- burg on March I8: Trini+y Lu+heran Church in Chambersburg. April 22: and Sf. John's Lu+heran and Chrisf LuII'xeran Churches in Balfimore on April 29. 61 EHO PARKER B. WAGNILD Choir Direcfor I R 62 IMENT TRIBUNAL Demanding +he awe of +he eager and someHmes cocky freshman boys, +he Men's Tribunal serves as judge and iury in frying cases involving frosh cusfoms and +heir of- Fenders. H fundioned un- der +he direcfion of Del Haslbeck during +he fall se- mesfer. The accused were +ried hwifh a minimum of iusficeh on Thursday eve- nings and senfenced before a blood-fhirsfy s+uden+ body on Fridays. From Row: Thompson, Forcey. Hasl- beck Hrasidenn, Neal, Raup, Sec- ond Row: Snyder. Triplere Bovson. BuHs. WUMEN$ TRIBUNAL This year +he Women's Tri- bunal, which decides upon +he cusfoms and me+es 0qu Jrhe punishmen+s +0 all fresh- man oHenders' had Pe+e Fish as ifs head. Each Mon- day for four weeks Iasf aue +umn +he frosh blossomed forfh in many becoming ouHHs. Among Jrhese were +he hair-do's of a dozen pige fails, +he vari-colored socks worn wifh high heels, and fhe barber-pole legs, marked by lips+ick. Much of +he falenf of +he freshman class was revealed +0 +he hilarious upperclassman girls 6+ +he regular Monday nighf line- ups. Fish hChairmanL Malone, Flofhmeier, Spechi. Senior, Lehman. Bentley. . MENwS DEBATE TEAM Men debafers fundioned un- der +he president MiT+on E. Raup. and Dr. Thomas L. Clinel adviser. In spife mt +he fad +ha+ +here were only a few veferans refurn- ing from lasf year, +he feam did well and improved as +he season progressed. Ac- +ivi+ies included a pre-elec- Hon debafe during Hue fall and frips +0 New York and Philadelphia sor infercolle- giafe compefifion. rim Row: Raup, Bern. Bowers. Sec- ond Row: Perry, Muhlbachs Third Row: Kramp, Toms, WUMENwS EBATE TEAM Haverford, Sf. Joseph's, Ur- sinus. Dickinson, and Penn- sylvania Sfafe have all mafched wi+s wifh an aug- menfed GeHysburg College women's debafe Jream dur- ing +he pas'r year. When nof busy wifh in+ercollegia+e affairs, +he coeds prached among +hemselves wi+h va- rious currenf fopics as +he subiecfs. Dr. Francis C. Mason now assis+s Prof. G. Saonr Warfhen in coaching Hwe squad. The ac+ive sea- son was begun in November when +he coming presiden- +ial elec+ion was discussed. Firs? Row: Mayer. Nelson. Second Row: Miller, Prof. Warthen sCoacM. Third Row: Zaner HAanagerL Decker, Cummin. Fourth Row: Shaffer. Enes, Palmer, Sulhbach. Bentley. 64 EDITORIAL STAFF Firs? Row: Mariin !Class Edi- forL Kiely bkssociaie EdHorL Kenyon IAssociaie EdiforL Ma- lone Editor-in-ChieH, Haslbeck. Miller Organiza+ion Edited, Nel- son Mu? EdiforL Bentley Arf Edited. Second Row: Friberg Bororify EdiforL Bauer IFactu EdiiorL Glenn Hporis EdiforL Ehrhari Wrafernify Edii'orL Kammerer. Greenberg. Houh. Third Row: Fryberger, Lehman, Sulfzbach, Tobler, Borsfel, Guss. Fourfh Row: Hinkeldey. Glenn. Oufram. Sfroehmann. S'rerner. Bernsforf. FiHh Row: B e r g e n. Karin. Briggs. Curry. Aurand. Lanko, Larkin. BUSINESS STAFF Firsf Row: Tobler, Karin, Senff bkdveriising Managed, Robinson Wusiness Managed, Zimmerman Circulafion Managed. Hughs Dkssisfan? Circulafion Managed. Warren Assisfan+ Adverfising Managed. Second Row: Zimmerman, Mi- zell, Trumpefer. Greenberg. Buoy. Engleharf, Sfroehmann. Third Row: Gilmore, Hinkeldey. Douglas. Brenner, Seiber. Neal. Renniger. PAT MALONE Editor Now +ha+ +he labor has been compleled ancl +he books on +he business accounfs are closed, one would probably find Edifor Palricia Malone and Business Man- ager Befsy Robinson, as well as some of +he o+her edifors. eifher sunk deep in slumber, or siHing fearing +heir hair omL in frenzied relief as +hey realize +ha+ af las+ +hey have published +he 1946 GeHysburg College annual, +he Spedrum. To +he sfaff +he memories are many of +he hecfic days and nighfs. momenfs of harrassmenf and humor, and +he s+ormy mee+ings wilh +heir always recurring financial and ediforial headaches. But in spife of +hese worries Jr'rom November +hrough February, +he Spec- +rum crysfalized from a somewhaf vaporous vision info a yearbook. An unclersfandinq of fhis remarkable Jrranslormafion could only be possible +0 someone who had dropped in +0 see some ol +he edifors as +hey +ried +0 meel +he final deadline. Firs? +here was Edilor Malonel who has SPEETBUMl BETSY ROBINSON Business Manager never quife recovered from +he day she spen+ wilh +he Benson phofographer while he fried +0 Jrake informal shofs from all angles. Then +here is Esfher Kenyon who usually saf in +he corner of The Geffysburgian office behind a desk covered wifh a confusing jumble of news- paper and yearbook arficles. Or Kafhy Kiely who did her besf +0 pu+ info words all her +houghfs, buf felf +ha+ fhe dedicafion was somefhing which no one could ever express adequalely. Arf Edilors Joy Nelson and Frances Banfley could offen be seen collaboraflng. Phofography Edifor Hube Brandenburg is said +0 have spenf more fime frying +0 undersfand why +his and +ha+ didn'+ synchronize +han he did faking picfures. Bu+ n01L +0 be forgoHen are +he many ofher sfudenls and faculfy members who confribufed bolh +heir lime and ellorfs +0 +he publicalion of +his book. Business Manager Robinson always kepf her room locked, in order lhmL Jrhe money collecfed by Kenny Zimmerman and Kenny Senf'r would nof be sfolen. , vitfierumau. w B JOY NELSON Ari Editor HU BE BRANDEN BU RE Photogra phic Editor ESTHER KENYON Associate Edifor KENNY ZIMMERMAN Circulafion Manager KENNY SENFT Adverfislnq Manager KATHY K I ELY Associate Edifor FRANNY BANTLEY Ar? Ediior 65 When The Geffysburgian losl several edilors' and praclically all of +he men sfaff members had +0 resign +0 enler Jrhe service back in I943, everyone who looked for +he appearance of +his regular college publicalion wondered wha+ would happen. Bul, alfhough +he paper was reduced +0 a five-column page and only appeared by-weekly, Jrhe edifors sfill managed lo meef +he final deadlines. This was +he second year +ha+ +he paper wemL +0 press under +he edilorship of +he coeds. S+alf promolions were made in February, when former manaqing ediror. Esfher Kenyon, succeeded Angie Feeser as edi+or-in- chief, and Marilyn Bauer slepped up +0 +he posilion oi managinq eclilor. Kafhy Kiely' who had been in charge of +he lilerary page since lasl Sepfember, confinued +0 be +he girl who should gel +he credif for +hose special lealures and edilorials. Spending several nighls every ofher week hammering awav a+ +he +ypewri+ers in +he Geflysburgian office in +he basememL of Glalfelfer Hall were Sporrs Edifor Harry Rowland, who spenr half of his fime figuring 0qu whefher Jrhere would be any alhlefic evenls +o report and Sally Wolle. news edifor. Jerry Borsfel, Gussie Guss, Johnie Aurand, and Dick Tome were Jrhe assis+amL news and sporls edifors. N GETTYSBUHGI l N Under Jrhe direcfion of Doris Glenn, associafe edifor, a GeHysburg news bureau was JFormed. Several of +he slafl reporfers wrole arficles abouf +he various sludenfs lor oublica+ion in +he various homefown newspapers. ln +his way. 'lThe GeHysburgian helped lo carry ouf a iob formerly managed bv +he colleqe publicify deparl- menl, bLnL made impossible by +he war. Lois Enoleharl, as business manager, received +he brunf ol +he problem of keeping +he finances slraighf and +he bills paid, in spire of increasing prices. Ed Perry look charge of +hose ads lhaf +he adverfising slall managed +0 lurn in, while Paf Malone and Don Beal saw +o if +ha+ +he papers were delivered af +he various dormifories, as well as beinq addressed and mailed +o +he servicemen. Thus. fwo years aller +he general exodus of +he edi- Jrorial and business slalls' members, The Geffysburgian sfill pufs in ifs regular appearance on +he campus. Al- mos+ every olher campus publica+ion has been discon- +inuecl unfil afler +he war. bu+ in soife of +hisl 800 copies, aboul 450 of which are senf +o servicemen, are prinlecl bi-weekly. ln spile of +he war, iournalism on +he GeHys- burq campus has confinued and is expecled +0 improve in +he lulure. Kiely, Kenyon. and Bauer burning midnighi oil a+ GeHysburgian office. 66 EDITUHIAL STAFF Firsf Row: Glenn Associa+e EdiiorL Wolfe News EdiforL Guss Assis+an+ News EdiforL Aurand Assis+anf News EdiforL Feeser, Kenyon EdHor-in-ChiefL Bauer Managing Edii'orL Kiely uiferary EditorL Second Row: Kammerer, Miller. Bernsforf. Sfroehman, Nelson. Kerin. Malone. Third Row: Koch, Rehmeyer. Emlet Yeakle. Friberg, Nenado- vich. Fisher. Marfin. Fourfh Row: Robinson, Sieber, DeGeHo. Lewis. Curry, Brubalrer. Haslbeck. Fiffh Row: Weibley. Zimmer- man. Slifer. Sferner, Raphael, Uehling. Reicherf. BUSINESS STAFF Firs'r Row: HiHy, Mar+in, Perry deverfising Managed, Briggs Assisfanf Adverfising Managed. Engleharf musine'ss Managed, Malone ICirculafion Managed, Huggins. Eshbach. Second Row: Buoy, MaHheiss, Breneman, Eusfis. Garman. Trump- efer, Burkindine, Heckman. Third Row: Appleby. Houfl, Schwarfz, Mayer, Tiffle. Borsfel, Blair. Fourfh Row: Avery. Douglas. Beal Assis+an+ Circulafion Man- aged. Cummin, Enes, Decker. FifH'I Row: Sieuffer. McGhee, Renninger. Gilmore, Lower, Knauer. Flo+hmeier. 67 Sounds of hof jive and boogie-woogie music Hoafed +hrough +he open windows 0? Brua Chapel every Mon- day evening during +he pasf semesfer when +he newly- organized swing band did ifs regular pracficing. Carl Uehling was official leader, manager. and sweef frumpef player. Bill Glenn and Howard Walker also played +he frumpef. ther members o1c Hwe band were Al Calvin, Counselors in We girls' and men's dormifories had +heir hands full Hais year. when Hwe Freshman boys once again moved back info McKnighf Hall. upperclassmen info +he SAE and ATO houses and Sfevens Hall freshmen girls had counselors living wifh +hem for +he firsf Hme. Firs? Row: Toms. Pee, Uehling, Glann. Second Row: Sh'opherd, Calvin. Brenner. B A N D Meb Brubaker, and Frank Toms. saxophone players; Bob Brenner. who bea'r ouf +he rhyfhm on He drums; Made- line Pee, pianist Kenny Zimmerman, bass fiddle; George Shepherd and Kenf Meals. frombones. ther girls' dorms wifh counselors were Aughinbaugh Hall! Lincoln Hall! Jackson HaH. and MyrHe Terrace. The counselor's duHes consisfed out keeping a fairIy rea- sonable amounf of peace and quief, and lis+ening +0 all of +heir charges' froubles. DUHMITUBY CUUNSELUHS First Row: Lohr. Haslbeck. Second Row: Shepherd. Zimmerman, Flofhmeier. Third Row: Za ner. Dalfon. Raup, Osvafics. Firsf Row: Anderson. Schweiur TPresidenN. Perry, Brenner TVice-Presidonn, Knauer Uraasurery Second Row: Rowland tSecrafaryL Boyson, Hunsberqer, Bum, Sames. INTEHFHATEHNITY CUUNCIL Every ofher Monday evening +he Inferfrafernify Coun- cil, which is made up of one represenfafive from each nafional frafernify represenfed on campus. held meefings. The main acfivify of +his year was +0 esfablish regulafion rushing rules for fhe fen nafional frafernifies. Liferafure, confaining a shorf hisfory of each frafernify and +he value Culfivafion of +he spirif of philosophy and The honesf and persisfenf search for wisdom are +he aims of The Sages. a sociefy which was founded a+ GeHysburg Col- lege in I9! I. This is a chapfer of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Jrhe nafional philosophical frafernify. The organizafion was headed +his year by Marsada Yeakle. Violef Nena- dovich served as vice president Doro'rhy Keeney fook 'rhe minufes af +he meefings. and HenrieHa Zaner handled +he of each on campus, along wifh copies of +he rushing rules. was sen'r +0 every incoming freshman. By sponsoring social affairs, such as lasf fall's IFC ball. an affempf was made +0 esfablish mu'rual relafionship among +he frafer- nifies. money. Meefings were held monfhly in +he homes of Jrown sfudenfs and professors. These meefings were fumed over +0 guesf speakers each evening. Following +hese falks. various members parficipafed in open dis- cussions and quesfion periods. SAGES Firsf Row: Nenadovich tVice- PresidenH, Yeakle. TPresidenH, Drew, Douglasl Zaner Ureasured . Keeney TSecrefarvL Second Row: Riefhmiller, McGhee, FlofhmeierI Haslbeck, Raup. Dr. Quillian. Firsf Row: Leedom, Bantlev lPresidenH, Flofhmeier. Second Row: Bergen. Avery. Fryberger, Siegmund. Millere Third Row: Senior, TiHle. Decker. WOMEN,S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Organized by +he Women's Sludenf Governmenf in +he spring of I944 wifh Eleanor Zimmerman as presi- dent +he Women's Afhlefic Associa+ion has since been one of +he mosf acfive organizafions on campus. The WAA is governed by an execufive board composed of sfudenfs who ad as managers of each of +he various The Modern Book Club. which is open +0 any sfuclenl' who is inferesled in recemL publicalions. was conducled +his year by officers Lillian Hammann, Eleanor Breneman, and Rufh MaHheiss. Librarian John Knickerbocker is +he adviser of +his club. In +he meefings during +his pasf MODERN B Firs+ Row: Seiber, Robinson. Fisher. Goldy. Second Row: Hilly, Mafiheiss lSecreiaryl, Bren'eman tVice-Presidenfl. Rehmeyer. Feeser. Third Row: Yingling, Osvafics, Miller. Orflip, DeGheHo. Meeks, Douglas. Trumpeter. sporfs. IndividUal and group sporls and inframural and inlercollegial'e sporfs for women are all sponsored by +he WAA, This year Mela Flofhmeier was i+s capable Cli- redor. and Fran Banfley look Jrhe reins aHer Me+a IeH in February. year. fhe club heard oufside speakers and held discussions on new books boughf for Jrhe library. The club also spon- sored an essay confesf and was in charge of +he disfribu- lion of posfers +hroughou+ GeHysburg cluring Nafional 00K CLUB i, 3.? it ' .1 p A ll Firsf Row: Barnsforf, Osvafics. Nelson, Bentley, BeaHie, Miller, Brubakere Second Row: Flofhmeier. Spiegler. Wenfl, Tobler. Newly organized by fwo enfhusiasfic crifics. Joy Nel- son and Frances Banfley. +he Skefch Club has had a very busy and successful inifial year. Each week ifs members me+ 6+ some designa+ed place on +he campus and skefched. in +heir own media, sfill life, sfafuary, human lire, or whafever +he subied may have been for Newly organized Jrhis year. Le Circle Francais is open +0 all s'rudenfs who are inferesfed In increasing +heir knowredge of +he French people and +heir language and cusfoms. Under Jrhe guiding hand of Prexy Marie Marsh and Dr. Alberf Bachman, Jrhe council of five members LE BEHIILE +ha+ parficular day. The crifics gave opinion and help +0 any sfudenf who desired such. aHhough +he maiorifv of +he members of +he club worked for +hemselves. SKETCH CLUB planned +he programs. Af +he bi-monfhiy meefings shorf plays were enac+ed, French records were played. reporfs were given from Le Pe+i+ Journalf' or +he circle divided info small groups which conversed in French. FBIXNBAIS Firsi Row: neGheHo, Reicherv. Poidevin, Guss. MaHheiss. Dr. Bachman Faculty AdviseH Second Row: Eustis, Slifer, Esrig, Feeser. Turner, Third Row: Wafers, Nesbiff. Brubakar, Lower, Sfauffer. Fourfh Row: Pyle. Waltz. Wolfe, Goldy. Ouiram, Marsh. WresidenH Radium. Synfhehc Jewels. and Quinine were some of +he subiecfs which formed +he Jrhemes for falks given by members of +he Skepfical Chymis'rs during +he pas1L Year. CharloHe Rehmeyer held +he office of presi- denf, and Dr. John Zinn served as adviser. Membership in +his honorary sociefy is limifed +0 science majors fak- Befa Befa Befa. nafional frafernify for biology sfu- denfs. had Doris C. Glenn as presidemL during +he pasf year. Wifh +he obiecf of promofing inferes1L in biology and allied sciences. +he sociefy heard falks by faculfy members and gues'rs on Jrhe many Inferesfing aspecfs of BETA BE Firsl' Row: Crider tVice-PresJ, GIenn NresidenH. Danley Necroiaru. Nelson. Second Row: Brerafon, Shrnor. 51m. Avery, Bentley. Third Row: Guss. Glenn, BeaHie, Prof. Simpson Faculty AdviserL Firs? Row: Dr. Zinn Waculfv Advised. Rehmeyer WresidenH. Koch, Feeser tVico-PresJ, Danley UreasurerL Kuhns. Second Row: Warren, Shaffer. Nelson, Leedom, SfiH. Third Row: Tripler. mm. Mayer. Sulxbach, Knorr, Fink. Glenn. Eng af Ieasf +wo years of chemisfry and wifh a B aver- age. The sociefy, which is local, was organized here in I929. SKEPTICAL EHYMISTS Jrhis vas1L field. proiecfs +0 furfher +heir knowledge Jrhrough pracfical ap- Sfuden+ members builf experimenfal plicafion. For qualificafion as a member. a sfuclenf musf have a B average and eifher a major or minor in bi- TA BETA Firs? Row: Long !SecrefarvL Mayer tPresidenn, Nenadovich. Second Row: Prof. Idle Uiaculfy AdviserL Hinkeldey, Tilberq Haculfy Advised, GIadfeHer, Forfenbaugh Waculfy Advised. P H I Omega chapfer of Phi Alpha Thefa. na+ional honorary hisforical sociefy. was organized on +he Geffysburg campus in I938. Alfhough funcfioning on a somewhaf limifed basis. fhe sociefy has been quife acfive +his year in assisfing +he members o1c +he feaching sfaff in He de- Tau Kappa Alpha. nafional honorary forensic frafer- ni+y. was under +he presidency of HenrieHa Zaner during +he pasf year. Chie1c among Hue organizafion's acfivifies was +he sponsorship 0s Hue men's and women's debafe squads. The sociefy also affempfed +0 encourage infer- es+ and parHcipafion in public speaking acfivifies on +he A L P H T H E T A parfmenf's exfracurricular achiHes. A number of au- fhorifies on hisfory spoke af +he sociefy's meefings. Jean L. Mayer was presidenf fhis year and Dr. Roberf Forfen- baugh was adviser. campus by holding debafes and Chapel programs during 'rhe second semesfer. Membership is eleche and re- sfricfed +0 skilled sfudenf speakers. TAU KAPPA ALPHA Firs'r Row: Dr. Cline. Dean Tilberq, Prof. Warihen. Second Row: Mayer Wice-PresJ. Raup sSeCJTreasJ, Zaner Uresidenn. Ehrhari, Prof. Schaffers KAPPA Confinuing i+s promofion of improved professional educafional ideals and high scholasfic a++ainmen+ among ifs members, Kappa Delfa Epsilon mef on He second Wednesday of each monfh. Guesf speakers were invifed +0 address +he group concerning +his year's +heme for ln I924 Efa Sigma Phi became a na+ional fra+erni+y and now has 44 chap+ers in various colleges and univer- sifies +hroughou+ The coun+ry. Alpha Phi chap+er 5+ GeHysburg was organized in I93l. If is composed of sfudenfs inferes+ed in Greek and Roman hisfory and lan- guage. The sociefy endeavors +0 promofe inJreres1L in Firsf Row: Fish. Reifhmiller. NesbiH. Trumpefer. Keller. Forcey. Second Row: Hinkeldey, Raup. Guss, Coppernoll, Haslbeck. Third Row: Dr. Glenn, Singer, DELTA Firs? Row: Flothmeier. Yeakle Wren. NesbiH' 6ec.-TreasJ, Stroehmanns Emlet. Second Row: Hughess Breneman, Keeney. Trumpefer. Third Row: Kenyon, Long, Lohr, Mayer. EPSILUN Hue sociefy. Marsada Yeakle aded as prexy during Hue year. and Marian NesbiH carried omL +he du+ies of Hme secrefary-freasurer. Dr. Frank H. Kramer, as +he head of +he Educafion Deparfmenf, serves as adviser. classical sfudy: +0 promofe co-operafion among sfudenfs of +he classics: and in general +0 s+imula+e appreciafion of his+ory, art and li+era+ure of Greece and Rome. ETA SIGMA PHI Firs+ Row: Weibleye Yeakle Wice-Presidenn, Hamme Hresidenn, Senior. Harfshorne Waculfy Advised. Second Row: Dr. Bachman Faculty MemberL Emlef tSec - TreasL Hughes, Marsh. CoppernolL Bergens Phi Sigma lofa, na+ional honorary fra+erni+y for sfu- dents of French and Spanish. has me+ regularly once each monfh since ifs origin on +he GeHysburg campus I4 years ago. In addiHon +0 +he recogni+ion of scholarship, +he purpose of +he organizafion has been +0 help +he mem- bers +0 gain an undersfanding of Jrhose nafions which have French and Spanish as +heir mo+her +ongues. Prof. Mil+on Raup presided af all meeHngs of +he Pre-min- isferial Association during +his p551L year. This organiza- Jrion was organized by Jrhose Geffysburg College s+uden+s who are preparing for +he minisfry. The associafion af- fempfs +0 creafe a greafer feeling for +he members and PHI SIGMA IOTA HerbemL G. Hamme has served as presidenf for several years, while +his year +he vice presiden+ and secrefary- Jrreasurer have been Marsada Yeakle and Shirley Emlef respedively. work of +he profession. Philosophical and religious falks were held a'r each of +he regular meefings. Unlike many of Jrhe honorary sociefies on campus, +his confinues +0 have a large enrollment PRE-MINISTEBIAL ASSUCIATIUN Firsf Row: Hinkeldey, Keller, Ehrharf, Raup. Senff. Bauserman. Summer. Second Row: Gofwald, S'Iruba. Bernheisel, Baal, Perry, Hook, Logan. Neal, Snyder; Third Row: Spreen. Forcey. Singer, Tove Haslbeck, Uehlinq. Ferguson. Riefhmiller. Houfl, Keener. DELTA Oldesf of Hwe departmental sociefies aJr GeHysburg, Delfa Phi Alpha was orgainzed in I836 and became a chap'rer of +he nafional honorary German language so- ciefy in I942. During Hue pasf year. affempfs have been made +0 sfimulafe an inferes1L in German +hrough dis- Pi Lambda Sigma is an honorary prelegal and eco- nomic frafernify open +0 sfudenfs majoring in eifher po- lifical science or economics and mainfaining a C average in +heir major. Mee'ring regularly fwice a monfh, mem- bers of Jrhis socie+y heard addresses made by men who P l Firs+ Row: Bernsforf. Robinson, Brenner. Malone. Ortlip. PHI LAMBAA First Row: D.'. Sundermeyer, Flofhmeier. Strcehmann. Wallis. Kenyon. Second Row: Bentley. Ehrharf, Wickey, Koch. Scheffer. Specm. Sen , Reymeyer. Third Row: Zimmerman. Perry. Shepherd. Raup. ALPHA cussions a+ +he meefings and by having guesf speakers address Hue group. Me+a Flofhmeier wieided +he gavel during +he firsf semesfer. ther officers were Eleanor Sfroehmann and Es+her Kenyon. are prominenf in +he various fields of business. Kafhleen Orflip wielded +he gavel in all discussions af Hue meefv ings. She was assisfed by Roberf Brenner, vice president Elizabefh Robinson. secrefary; and Pafricia Malone. SIGMA FRATERNITIES Lewis, Pegq, Norley. Bovson. PHI Miller Hall . .. Psi's. The oldes1L lrafernify house in Pennsylvania. bulhL in again used as a meeling place for Phi I855 when Pennsylvania Epsilon of Phi Kappa Psi was or- ganized a+ GeHysburg College, was pmL info use again during +he war. The new Phi Psi house which was rebulll En l94l. has, for +he las+ +wo years been used as an army inlirmary. This Tad necessifafed fhaf Jrhe boys on campus re+urn once again +0 Ehe picluresque liHle collage near ?...n. e... Emansae I E3 V 'f l e mi E E 78 KAPPA PSI Ehe Whife House. where +he founders of fhe chapfer lirsf held fheir meelings. Pracfically all of fhe Phi Psi's have been called info Jrhe service. The beginning of The year I944 saw only a very few men in +he chapfer: however In Ehe course of Those +he Eirsl semesfer Jrwo addifions were made. pledged were Ted Pegg and J. Knox McConnell. Prexy John Boyson, who capably guided the chapfer for a shor+ period of Hme, was called info Ehe Army lnlanfry and Pegg succeeded him in office. Pegg kepf Jrhe former afhlefic spirif of Phi Psi's alive by gaining a covefecl posi- Hon on +he baskefball quinfef. Joe Norley. back +0 finish his college work, remained as one of Jrhe boys who knew how if used lo be in +he old days. McConnell, +he boy wifh all Jrhe loofball answers. was seen Eossing fhe pigskin during Ehe inframural fouch loofball season. The lafe Leon Todd, an alumnus of Phi Kappa Psi, has been honored by having a cify somewhere in +he Soufh Pacilic named affer him. Firs? Row: Shepherd. Glenn, Brenner, Zimmerman, Masters. Second Row: Muhlbach, Bux'ron, Knisely, Moore, Romig, Calvin. PHI The while sfar of Phi Gamma Della +his year shone on seven brofhers and four pledges. The small member- ship in Jrhe lrafernify during Jrhe war reminded members of +he chapler of +he early days when +heir founders Phi Gamma Della was founded af Jefferson College in Jrhe year l848. s+ruggled +0 keep +he fraferni+y spirif alive. Six frafernify-minded men began wifh a common purpose, and +he resulf was a while sfar added +0 +he frafernify consfellafion. Undimmed by fime, in I858 if shone on +he GeHysburg campus, and Xi chapfer emerged from +he s+ardus+. In campus acfiviHes fhe Phi Gams were right in Glenn, 6 member of +he Zim- merman, also in +he Choir. served on fhe l'Spechrum +here among Jrhe leaders. choir, was also head of +he Campus Senafe. shall as circulafion manager. Sam Knisely. Tally-ho Shepherd, and Al Moore played baskefball, +he laHer fwo holding down key posifions on +he Bullef quinfef. Ecl Muhlbach. as presidenf of +he Freshman Class. planned AI Calvin made +he second s+ring courf feam. GAMMA 79 DELTA big doings for +he second semesfer. He was also +he coeds' choice of +he boy on campus +ha+ I'd like mosf +0 dafe. The Phi 6am lrafernify house during +he year was Jrhe home of +he Chi Omega sororify. The fellows moved +heir headquarfers +emporarily +0 a suHe of rooms in +he Hofel GeHysburg. Again +his year +he frafernify held i+s annual Chrislmas parfy for some of Jrhe unfor- funafe children of Geflysburg. Firsf Row: Senfl, Hinkledey. Raup, Dallon, Raphael. Second Row: Black, Slalev, Sames. McConnell Poorman. Barnharh Huqqlns. Third Row: Caricafo, Bink, Toms. S I E M Headed by Presidenf Bud Raup. +he Sigs worked hard +0 keep Jrhe old lrafernily spirif on campus. Twelve bro+hers remain fo carry on +he work of Jrhe frafernily. The monfhly Fafernify paper. The Thefan, was senf +o all brofhers in +he service. High lighfing +he year was +he Chrisfmas formal a+ +he Holel GeHysburg. Mike Dallon. who filled +he shoes of Paul McFarland when +he laHer joined +he service, was +he hardworking assislanf prexy and chairman of +he Chrisfmas Dance CommiHee. Howard Hinkeldey, keeper of Jrhe Chapfer ll CHI money bags. and Kenny SenH, efficienf secrefary, filled +he ofher lop oHices in grand slyle. Prexy Raup also reigned over +he Senior Class and +he PreeMinisferial Associafion. These clu'ries, along wifh +he vice-presidency of +he Sludenf Chrisfian Associalion ancl +he Chairmanship of Jrhe Menls Debafe Team. all helped +0 make Bucl a big man on campus. Bud was also chosen for membership in Who's Who. Hinkel- cley held an imporfanf posl in +he SCA . . . +ha+ of Jtreasurer. Senff puf Jrhe Sigs in +he sporf's world by gaining a posi+ion on Jrhe baskelball squad. Looking +0 fhe gay and carefree side of +hings for a while, +here was Jo-jo Raphael, always flue comedian of Jrhe group, who added +ha+ ex+ra spark of wif and humor: Frank Toms, maesfro of +he saxophone. who broughf lorlh sweet music and kep1L +he boys up on all +he lalesl Jrunes: and finally Bob Black who could beaf +he drums th +he besl of fhem. The Sigma Chi house was +he home ol +he Phi Mu The brolhers held +heir meelings ei+her a+ +he SCA or af one of +he boy's rooms on +he campus. Several of +he alumni have been inshaumenlal in promol'ing Jrhe work of +he chapler dur- Sorori+y during The year. ing +he year. 80 s h Firs! Row: Mariini. Andrews. Beal. Second Row: Rowland, Miller, Shwab. Johnson. PHI Taking roof af Miami Universify in I848. Phi Delia Theia grew quickly and ioday +he Pennsylvania Beia chapfer here af GeHysburg is one of +he sirongesi branches. Since ifs founding on Jrhe campus in 1875, +he frafernify has been one of Jrhe mosf ac'rive and in- iluen+ial. These adiecfives s+ill apply despiie Jrhe war- iime resiricfions +ha+ have been feli by all +he frafernifies. Phil Marfini is +he firsi oi +he chapfer's servicemen +0 reiurn +0 +he campus. Phil resumed his aciivi+y on +he baskefball couriL shorHy aifer his reiurn. John Andrews. an ex-Coasf Guardsman. is anofher one of +he brofhers who is in school under +he G. l. Bill of Righ+s. ke+ball squad. Broiher Don Beai is an SCA handy man. Rebel Dan Miller from down Carolina way is a maih ace. while He, foo, is a capable performer on +he bas- WaH Van Elden's wiiL is as sharp as his marks, which average close +0 an A. Allen Johnson sweafs if ouf over +hose GeHysburgian assignmenfs, as well as on ihe baskefbali courf. Harry Rowland. presidenf of Jrhe fraiernify. is sporis DELTA THETA edi'ror of The Geffysburgian. bmL has more +rouble He also has Vinc Changlin and Shwab are +wo of +he broihers who leff +0 Like +he ofher iraiernifies, +he Phi DeH's fry +0 keep +he servicemen informed as +0 +heir finding news +hese days fhan wrifing if. been working on +his annual. Pablo join +he Navy lasi fall. alma mafer's doings. 81 Firs? Row: George, Warren. Hook, Hunsberqer. Second Row: Zinnl Smifh, Sfahl, Seacrisf, March. TAU OMEGA Mainfaininq 1+3 s+a+us as an adive chapfer in spife of +he many uncer. fainfies in presenf-day college fra+erni+y life, Alpha Tau Omega carried on fhis year under +he guidance of Bill Warren, prexy. The nine acfive members carried on Jrhe fra+erni+y fradifions as +hey had been se1L down by Jrheir predecessors. No+ lackinq in acfivifies on campus, Bill Warren sef +he pace for +he underclassman members. Warren was viceepresidem of Jrhe Campus Sena+e, as well as spending much of his spare fime during +he firsf semesfer running fhe business end of The GeHysburgian. Charlie Hunsberger, in addifion +0 holding +he fra+erni+y office of Wor+hy Scribe, served as adverfising manager of +he newspaper for a while and was a member of +he choir. Bob March. GeHysburg High School baskefball sfar of las+ year, gave a s+ellar'h performance on Hen Bream's college courf team. Aiumni of +he chap+er sponsored a banquef Jrhis year in honor of +his yearhs inifiafes. George Seacrist William Sfahl, and March. ther brofhers in +he frafernHy were Bill George, who helped fo keep up +he scholasfic average and Bob Hook. The ATO house has been used her several years as a dormifory for college upperclassmen, and +he men of Jrhe chapfer have moved +heir headquarfers femporarily +0 a suife of rooms. These rooms were formerly known popu- larly as Mrs. Spangler's Resfauran+ on Chambersburg Avenue. Wifh nine men Jrhe chapfer kepf alive Jrhe spirif which is symbolic of Alpha Tau Omega. 82 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILUN Sigma Alpha Epsilon. during +hese war years. has become an inacfive chapfer on +he campus. Since Jrhe Hme Jrhe men a+ GeHysburg Coilege began +0 leave for +he armed services. +he SAE's have gradually disappeared from +he campus. This year showed ihaf all +he brofhers had been called +0 acfive service. George BuHs and Dick Sheilenberger carried +he forch for SAE during a parf of lasf year and +he beginning of +he fail school Jrerm. bu+ now +hey +00 have leiiL +he campus. In I838 a chapier house of SAE fraiernify was esfablished 6+ GeHysburg College. This was +he earliesf chap+er oi +he irafernify above +he Mason-Dixon Line. Four men from GeHysburg: 83 H. B. Kiine. R. R. Line. Frank Warren. and J. Fousf. were inifia+ed by +he grand chapier of Jrhe iraferniiy. These men held +heir mee'rings aJr +he iirsf chapfer home on Washingfon Sireef. Sigma Alpha Epsilon is +he iarges+ nafional Greek-leiier frafernify, having more chapiers Jrhan any oiher. H is unique in having a nafional +emple. Jrhe Levere Memorial Temple in Evansfon. Illinois. Annually members of +he iraiernify meei +here for leadership Jrraining and characier build- ing. bo+h of which are siressed s+rongly by +he irafernify. The fond hope of SAE is +ha+ in Jrhe fufure if will be able by cooperafion. +0 fie +igh+er +he bond befween college and ira'rernify. Firsl Row: Fink, Keller, Ehrharl. Schweizer, Neal. Second Row: Ehrhar'r, Golwald. Shook. Logan, Knorr, Braun. Third Row: Fcrquson, Bowers. Brandenburg. Shcaren Aurond. PHI Rho Deuferon Chapler of Phi Sigma Kappa is com- plefing ifs 20+h year as a social fralernily on flue GeHyse burg campus. Beginning +he Fall session wilh eleven brofhers, flue chapfer pledged eighf neophyfes, and Phi Sig became +he largesf men's fra+erni+y a+ flue college. Six of H16 pledges were inilia+ed in January. while +he ofher fwo walled un+il +he second semesler. The chapfer followed ifs long-slanding precedenf by leading +he campus in scholarship. Dick Ehrharf succeeded Charlie Weigle affer +he sum- mer farm as presidenl of +he group. Prexy Ehrharf also SIGMA KAPPA headed +he Junior Class; Les Schweizer. Phi Sig vice- presidenf. presided over +he lnfer-Fra+ernify Council during flue year: Secrefary Arf Neal represenled +he fra- +erni+y in sporls by securing a place on Hen Bream's courl squad: Frank Keller, financial expenL of Jrhe chapfer and Dick Ehrhar+ were chosen for membership in Who's Who; Johnnie Aurand followed his bro+her's example as Geflysburgian edilor: Hube Brandenburg was cam- pus phofographer: and Bob Logan. Ehrharf. Keller, and Schweizer served on +he SCA cabinef. The Phi Sigma Kappa house was occupied by flue Delfa Gamma sororify during Hue year. For a meefing place, +he fellows renfed several unused aulomobile dis- play rooms on Carlisle Sfreef and complefely renovafed +hem. Weeks of cleaning, scrubbing. sanding, pain+ing, waxing. varnishing. and hauling furnilure were spenf in making +hem look like lralernify rooms. Al lasf +he work was complefed and as a resulf +he Phi Sigs had a place where Huey could frafernize iusf like +hey used +0 do in +he house. The annual pledge parly was held +his year a+ flue col- lege cabin near Laurel Lake. Plen+y of fun in +he form of mounfain climbing. canoeing. swimming. eafing. and siHing around Hwe fireplace. was had by all . . . all excepf Brofher Neal. who found falling off canoes info +he wafer an unpleasanf paslime. Firs? Row: Renniqer, Gilmore, McGhee. Second Row: Anderson. KAPPA TAU Tau Kappa Epsilon's Psi Chapler is confinuing aclivify on campus under +he leadership of presiden+ James Ren- This nafional, founded in I899. included +he Geffysburg chap+er on November 26. I920. While +he TKE house on Broadway is being renfed +0 a privafe ninger. family. +he chapfer mainfains a chapler room, localed on Carlisle S+reef. Jim Renninger. a pre-medical sludenl. also works on . . . +ha+ is when he isn'1L in Biology laborafory. George McGhee. +he circulafion slaff oi +he GeHysburgian vice presidemL ancl secrefary. is a member of Sages and on +he GeHysburgian. Treasurer Harold An- derson is assisfanf manager of +he baskefball Jream Andy also presides over +he Milk Shake Deparfmenf oi +he Book Sfore. pre-minisferial sfudenl, +he iralernHy Chaplain and and desfined for full managership nexf year. Kenny Houfz. brain of +he works. is a works for +he college paper. Bill Snyder who insfrucls pledges on frafernify mysferies, is TKE Man Abouf Campus. while Kenny Gilmour, hislorian and sen- Hnel. is associafe manager of +he baskefball feam. and Jrhe lourlh TKE on +he Geffysburgian circula- fion sfaH. 85 Houfz, Snyder. EPSILUN The local chapfer edifed i+s newspaper, Psi Press. in fhe fall and semL if +0 all TKE members and alumnae of Hie local chapfer. ther plans for +he year included +he building of a memorial library in honor of brofhers killed while in +he service of our coun'rry, while a schole arship cup will be purchased +0 honor Jrhe pledges killed in World War II. The annual picnic was held +his spring. and as a local cusfom all TKE'S. pledges and +heir guesfs were presenf. First Row: Perry, Thompson, Humphrey; Second Row: Garman, Maplesa Tomea KAPPA Kappa Delfa Rho began H19 year wifh only Jrwo acfive brofhers. Raymond J. Thompson and Edward K. Perry. Ray acfed as presidenf and Ed served as secrefary-freas- urer. Brofher AnL Rufhs, an alumnus af Geffysburg Seminary and pasf presidenf of Kappa DeHa Rho. kepf in close confaoL wi+h +he fwo acfive members and advised +hem in frafernify maHers. These few men wenf info +he college rushing season wifh greaf coanence and enfhusiasm and came 0qu wifh five pledges. They were Eugene D. Ries. pledged dur- ing +he summer and inifiafed during +he st semesfer 86 DELTA HHU of +he fall ferm, Neal E. Garman, Howard G. Humphreys. James R. Maples. and Richard L. Tome. Once again KDR became a Jrhriving group. The officers for Hue sec- ond half of +he year were. Perry. president Ries. vice- presiden+: Tome. secre+ary-+reasurer; and MapIes. ser- gean+-a+-arms. Perry has been an acfive member of Hue Men's Debafe Team and +he InferaFrafernify Council. Ries. acfive in all +he spor+s of +he college, gained a posifion on +he baskefball squad. Maples, a member of 'rhe choir. per- formed his feafs in wresfling in physical educafion class. Kappa Delfa Rho was officially organized a'r Mid- dlebury College in Middlebury, Vermon+ on May I7' I905. The organizafion spread unfil if embraced Pi Chapfer of Kappa Delfa Rho was inaugurafed a+ GeHysburg College on January l4. I928. l fwenfy colleges from Maine +0 California. Headquarfers for a fime was +he former Sigma Chi house. buf an increase in membership necessi+a+ed +he purchasing of +he house which fhey now own. Dean Tilberg lived in +his house during H135 year and gra- ciously opened ifs doors whenever +he 1rcllows desired a meeHng. First Row: Borstel, Haslbeck, Knauer. Spreen, Uehling. Second Row: Bauserman Waiker Wibberley, Eicher. LAMBDA Phi Sigma local fraierni+y is Hie ancesfor of +he pres- enf-day Lambda Chi Alpha chapier a+ GeHysburg. Ai- +hough +he genealogy can be +raced back unfii l9l8. Hie presenf name didn'+ arrive on Jri'Ie campus unfii I939 when Thefa Kappa Nu uni+ed wifh Lambda Chi on a na- +ional scale. Karl Knauer. recenfiy released from fine Army wielded +he gavel af +he mee+ings. Fred Spreen's rosy cheeks. blond hair, and ever-presenf eifervescence made him a popular man aboui campus. Ali of us know ihaf Brofher Cari Uehiing's chin wasn'+ covered wifh whiskers buf an embryonic Moses-like beard. Newspaper reporfer Uehling spenf much of his free +ime in +ha+ den in Hue basemenf of Giafieifer Hail, The GeHysburgian oi- fice. Ex presidenf Del Haslbeck moved +0 +he Angel Faciory af +he beginning of second semesier. H was 'iso long +0 pledge frainer Rob Wibberly and Cal Eicher fhaf same semesfer. when +hey bo+h heeded Uncle Sam's caH. Bill Bauserman is Gvburg's Rem- i-Ioward Walker s+ill doesn'i know whefher +here are any Jrerraces ai Myrfle. brandf, wiih a soufhern accent CHI ALPHA And Iasf buf nof leasf is Jerry Borsfel, +he Morgan+hau of fine frafernify, who He's foo busy +0 no+ice. hammers 0qu many a column for The Geffysburgian as assisianf news edifor, Wiih H18 Lambda Chi house on Broadway filled wifh coeds. meefings had +0 be held in a room upfown. Buf in spi+e of wariime difiiculfies, Hie irafernify confinued +0 publish +he Thefa Piper regularly. as well as carry- ing on wifh Hie many former acfiviiies and planning for a posfwar chap+er. 87 Firsi Row: Beharry, Forcey Sinqerl Riefhmiller, Gobbel. Second Row: Slifer, Sfrube, Bernhisell Loock, Schmiffhenner. PHI KAPPA RHU Beginning +he war year. I944, Phi Kappa Rho was composed of four bro+hers. Plen- fy of punch. however. became The by- words of Jrhese few, and +he close of rush- ing season showed +ha+ six neophyfes had been added +0 +he Phi Kap rosfer. This proves +ha+ a few faifhful frafernify men. who are willing and energefic enough +0 gef ouf and work for Jrhe good of Jrhe group. can and will carry on +he +radi+ions which +hose who have gone before have fosfered. Presidenf Jim Singer guided Jrhe group during +he TirsiL panL of The year and reaped rich resulfs in +he way of frafernal life and acfivify. Treasurer Russ Riefhmiller kepf +he Phi Kap money bags and main- fained +he chapfer finances. Ross Forcey furnished Jrhe frafernify. as weil as +he whole campus. wifh his version of +he classics . . . Rhape sody In Blue was a greaf Tavori+e. Ai Beharry. new member from Brifish Guiana. displayed his confagious grin wherever he wenf. The only local men's frafernify was born on GeHysburg in l928. Since Jrhe early days a iarge por+ion of +he membership was composed of Pre-Mins. This year seemed +0 be no excep+ion Tor eighf ouf of fhe Jren were preparing for Jrhe Minisfry. Among +he pledge ranks were fwo missionaries' sons, Lufher Slifer. Jr., and Samuel SchmiHhenner. Forcey, Riefhmiller. and Singer enfered seminary +he second semes- +er. buf neverfheless carried on +he work of +he frafernHy. Singer and Riefhmiiler, bofh members of +he choir! were ac+ive members of +he SCA cabinet The former was nofed for his work wi+h +he Negroes in +own. while +he laHer received recommendahon for his work in fosfer- ing communify relafions. 88 Marion Bergen Mary Appleby Marian Fish Muriel Marfin Lois Engleharf Phyllis Moser Phyllis Schwarfz Firsf Row: Fish. Marfin. Bergen, Trumpefer, Malone. Second Row: Friberg. Drewl Mrs, Deafrick, Fisher, A. Zimmerman. Third Row: Outram, Orflip, Nenadovich. Fourfh Row: H. Spengler, J. Spengler, Enqleharf, Buoy, Maser, Mizell. Fifth Row: R. Zimmerman, Schwarfz, Appleby. Lehman. Tobler. MEMBERS Seniors Pafricia Drew Bubi Nenadovich Kafhleen OrHip Hendrickson Juniors Alice Zimmerman Grace Fisher Margaref Buoy Nina Mizel Sophomores Grace Fryberger Gladys Tobler Janice Oufram Mary Lou Lehman 90 Harrie+ Spengler Beffy Friberg Pafricia Malone Marfha Trumpefer Jane Spengler Rachel Zimmerman SUBUBITY The Universily of Arkansas was +he birfhplace of Chi Omega in I895 . . . cardinal and siraw are +he iavorile colors . . . while carnafion is +he sororiiy flower . . . group won acfivifies cup af May Day exercises . . . several irips +0 +he Coun+y Home were made +his year . . . house gave original Chrisfmas dance. Holly Hop. . . . Marion Ber- gen, presidenf of +he sororify, is ofherwise known as Mofher Bergen. . . . Mariy, vice President is +he greaf Barnhill's Sigma Chi swee+hear+ lshe's also +he proud owner of a pair of LST's lboolsl. . . . PaHy Drew, who iois down +he minules. is Jrhe gal wifh +he Pepsodenf smile. +he champagne qigqle. and His long lis+ of suifors. She can gel 'em! . . . Marian lPefei Fish. +reasurer. is one of Jrhose lucky gals wifh a man on campus. . . . P. Malone, +he big boss of +he Specirum, fakes care of fine pledges. . . . Mary Appleby even cul her all impori'anf 'lsnoozing lime +0 fype for Jrhe Spedrum ishe has a special in+eres+ in a cer+ain Phi Delfl. . . . Then +here's +ha+ gay group upsfairseMary Lou. +he greaiL bridge kabifzer and JO-JO's iavori're gal. . . . Gracie Fryberger. who's mad abouf Danny Kaye and is always so embar- and Phyl Moser, whose hearl belongs +0 +he Air Corps. is +he youngesf of +he group. rassecl . . . Janie Spengler. a class beauiy. is +he owner of a WesiL Poinf A pin. . . . Bubi. our fu+ure Phi Bela Kappa gal, is +he head cheerleader. . . . HaHie Spengler, who always seems +0 be pul' on food commiHees llucky girli is a snaparoo bridge player . . . Jrhen we have Jrhe Zimmer- man sisfers. Alice and Rachel. +he champion aihlefes oi +he house. . . . Margie Buoy gels quife mixed up when if comes +0 Len and Les Hhey're bofh in +he Navy, fooi. w . . . Marfy Trumpefer' who checks on +hose laie pers. gives away some preHy good secrefs in her sleep +alking. . . . Kay Orilip. oops. I mean Hendrickson lKay became Mrs. Hendrickson in Deal is a member of Pan Hell. . . . Gracie Fisher. whose l'heme song is Oh Johnny. is on Jrhe WAA A+hle+ic Board. . . . Lois Engleharf scrafches her head over business maHers of +he GeHysburgian. . . . B-Fri is a member of Hie WAA Afhlefic Board and always ready wilh +ha+ o.k. Hon. . . . Oufie. our camera bug. can be found any ailernoon in +he gym. pracficing bas- kefball. . . . Gladys Tobler. a member of Jrhe Skefch Club is especially inleresfecl in a Bela af Ru'rgers . . . +hen +here's Phyllis Schwariz, Secrefary of SCA. . . . The house feafures ifs own U.S.O. down in +he base- menf. coke machine and all iyou need a prioriiy +0 gef any coke +ho'l . . . +0 say nofhing oi +he snack-shack in +he back where you can always ge'r some of Drew's Brew la poor excuse for colleel +0 keep +hose eyes open in +he wee small hours . . . +he phone booih wi+h +he murals on Jrhe wall . . . +he mad rush for +he mail box everil morning only lo find a nea+ nofe from Hie library . . . pillow fighfs and snores issuing from Jrhe deluxe sleeping quar- fers on +he +hird floor . . say so much and learn so liHle. . . . Barber-Shop harmony . Jrhe bull sessions where you in +he shower +0 +he fune oi Soap in My Eyes Blues . . . lree cigareHes which invariably are +he kind ihai . ihal wonderful fudge and hoi chocolafe and las+ bmL no+ leasi +ha+ V explode . . +ha+ Mrs. Dea+rick makes . . . wonderful Glad +0 see ya' feeling ihaf seems +0 pere meafe His house. Shirley Emlef Dorofhy Keeney Frances BanHey CharloHe Banfley Barbara Graybill Jean Ann Miller Firs? Row: Keeney, Baur, Yeakle, Mrs Boyson. Hughes, Kuhns. Second Row: Wickey, Miller, Em1ef Sfroehmann, Rafhbone, J. Mayer. Third Row: Curry, P. Mayer, Tiffle. Grayhill, F. BanHey. Four1h Row: Nelson, Kerin, Viall. MEMBERS Seniors Marjorie Hughes Marsada Yeakle Juniors Eleanor Sfroehmann Joy Nelson Sophomores BeHe Rafhbone Leila Miller Marcia Baur Vivian Wickey BeHy Jane Kuhns Margare1L Curry Pledge June Viall 92 Jean Mayer Mary A. Sassaman Peggy Mayer Joanne Tiffle l l Della Gamma sororify was founded in I874 a'l Ox- ford. Mississippi. deep in +he soulhland. Bela Lambda chapfer was esfablished on Jrhe GeHysburg campus in I938. The sorori+y has sleadily increased in numbers since fhaf lime and now ifs members claim no small num- ber of leaders in +he various ac'riviHes of +he s+uden+ body. The well-known Dee Gee house was a popular rendezvous for happy fellows and girls aHer a meal a+ Huber Hall and during +he early evening hours. H was an excellenf place for card-playing, Tor s+udying. or for informal ga+herings. The Delfa Gammas Jrhrew a mag- nificenl While Chrislmas house parly during +he holi- day season. wifh appropriale decorafions. including a novel while anchor faslened lo +he door +0 hold down +he house. Providing +he excellenf dance music, which will be long remembered around G-burg. was Bill Jones and his band. The good relalions wilhin +he group were greally enhanced by several excursions +0 +he cabin near Laural Lake. On +hese occasions. a good Hme was always had by all. and +he girls always re+urnecl wi+h plenfy of pleasanl memories. even alfer +he rafher rickefy oulhouse blew down. The sororify claimed +he well-earned honor of holding Jrop place scholaslically. Della Gamma colors are bronze. pink. and blue. Marsada Yeakle. who represen'red her gals in Pan Hell. possessed +he gavel . . . vice-prexy Marjorie Hughes war- bled in +he choir. . . . Marcia Baur. a class beaufy was +he balancer ol +he budget . . . Shirley Emle+. +he charm chairman. was a member of +he Women's Sfudenf Coun- cil. . . . DoHie Keeney wro+e all of +he le++ers for +he SDHUHITY-------- chapfer and disfinguished hersehc by becoming +he lirsf coed presidenl' of +he SCA. . . . Joy Nelson. Jrhe gal wifh +he arfisfic abilily. was co-ar+ chairman of lhe SCA wilh Frannle Banlley who was also vice-presldenl of +he WAA. . . . Joy and Frannie also organized Jrhe popular new Skefch Club and collaboraled +o ar+-edi+ +he Spedrum . . . Jrhere was plenly for Ellie Slroehman +0 do in her posi- Jrion as pledge Jrrainer. . . . Vivian chkey. who praclically lived al' +he SCA. supervised +he sorori+y's finances and also served a +erm as presiden+ of +he Junior class. . . . CharloHe Banlley was +he prachal pranksfer . . . every fwo weeks Peggy Curry Looked Back for The Ge++ys- burglan . . . always happy Barb Grayblll earned qui+e a repulalion for her subfle wH' . . . wifh a pencil behind her ear. B. J. Kuhns, +he girl th Jrhe A average in Chemisfry. was +he scribe. . . . Peggy Mayer wafched Jrhose averages as scholasflc chairman. . . . Though Leila Miller was in- clined +0 be qulef and reserved. Dee Gees knew +ha+ she was around . . . blond Belly Ra+hbone- Bones e- was one of G-burg's vivacious cheerleaders who could be lound uo lronl' al all +he bashelball qames . . . Jrops a+ baskelball. was Joanne TiHle, Della Gamma afhleHC slar . ever-dependable Jean Ann Miller was lusl an all 'round gal . . . Jrhen +here was Mur Sassman. +he gal wifh and lasl' buf no+ leasl. we mus+n'+ lorge+ June Viall. +he female Frank Sinafra. . . . The Del+a Gamma's menl'ion wi'lh pride Jrhe sfriking sfrawberry blond hair . . . +heir housemofher. Mrs. Boyson. whose abilify as a hos+- ess and whose friendly counseling, made our house a real ' home. Jean Crider Jane Hilfy Marilyn Bauer Norma De GheHo EHen Kammerer Firs? Row: Glenn, DeGheHo, Mrsl Poole. Crider, Nesbift, Maffheis. Second Row: Hilfy, Yinqlinq, Goldy, Kammeren Markle Robinson, Sieber. Third Row: Flo+hmeier, Bernsforf, Wolfe, Bauen Douglas. Millen Breneman. MEMBERS Seniors Mefa Flo+hmeier Juniors Elizabefh Robinson Helen Bernsi'orf Consfance Douglas Sally Wolfe Sophomore Ru+h MaHheIss Kafhryn Markle Mary Lou Sieber Eleanor Breneman HenrieHa Yingling Pledges 94 Eleanor Goldy Lilian Hammann Marion NesbiH Doris Glenn Rufh Miller SUHUHITY Proudly Phi Phi Phi sororify announced +ha+ il' had be- come alliliafed wifh +he second oldes+ frafernify for women, Phi Mu! on January 27, W45. Georgia Wesleyan Women's College was +he birfhplace of Phi Mu in I852. The Tri Phi's had been a local on campus for +hree years. Previous lo +he aclual inifialion on +he allernoon oi January 27. +he girls were given examinalions, wilh pledg- ing on +he eve ol +he 27+h. Salurday evening aller ini+ia- +ion a banque+ was held uplown af +he GeHysburg Ho+el. Among +he prominenf guesls a+ +he ceremonies and celebraHons were +he nalional vice presiden+ oi: Phi Mu, Mrs. Carl Mellon, +he exfension chairwoman. Mrs. Frank Genlry, and girls from olher chap+ers in +his disfricl'. All aflended church in a body on Sunday loge'rher wi+h +he newly ini+ia+ed Phi Mu's. Sunday evening was reserved lor a model mee'ring during which +he organiza'lion of +he new nalional was se+ up. The house gave a gala lea in celebra+ion on Sunday aHernoon lrom 4 lo 6 . . . . . Prol Shaffer provided enfer+ainmen+ wilh a movemenf from Beelho- newly ini+ia+ed Phi Mu's wore lormals which added lo +he gay afmosphere ol: +he everybody and his brofher was +here. . ven's Moonligh+ Sonala . . . llower decked house. . . . Prexy Jeanne Crider was also on Women's Tribunal and in Jrhe Choir. . . . Pledge vice president Rulh MaHheiss reads lor +he Modern Book Club and scribbles for +he G-burgian. . . . Vice Pres l'Nez keeps +he books for Ba Sigma Phi, and ruled +he Pan Hell Weekend. . . . Secrefary of +he sororify De GheHo is a sporfs sfar, slanding oul' in hockey, baske+ball, and swimming. . . . Doris Glenn, who keeps one eye on +he sororify budgef and +he ofher on her biological speci- mens, is also an associafe edifor for +he Geflysburgian. . . . Mela, +he Frankie and Johnnie girl. was presidenl of +he WAA. . . . Assisfanf freasurer is Janie, also his- +orian of Jrhe class of '45. . . . Lil Hammann gradualed in February, having been presidenl of +he Modern Book Club . . . lfhe lasl +hree menfioned were members of +he firsf qroup of Phi Phi Phil. . over escor+ing Muhlback +0 his +hrone af +he dorm dance. . . Mary Lou s+ill can'l gel Brooklyn's Rufh Miller is secrefary of Jrhe junior class. on +he edi+orial board 01c +he bi-weekly. had +0 do wifh dec- orafions for +he dorm dance. . . . Befsy Robinson, +he girl who can'+ whisper, is +he business manager of +he Spec- . . Whal's +his we hear aboulL Connie Douglas wan+ing a privale Jrele- lrum. secrefary of Pi Lambda Sigma. . phone? . . . Marilyn Bauer is Sharpie's Phi Sig sweel- hearf. plus being managing edilor of +he Gelfysburgi- an. . . . Ellen inlends +0 have a career Jreaching English. . . . Bren can be quoled as saying +ha+ any alfernoon . . Kay Markle's inferes'r is in Camp Richie's produd called Allen, she's is a good +ime for a bridge game. . hislorian of +he chapler. . . . Helen's Jrhe girl wilh Jrhe flair for poe'lry . . . nexl' comes Gert Merl. and Bert las+ names by flue name of Yingling-Modern Book Club. Woll-news edilor oi +he G-burgian, and pledge Goldy. First Row: Guss, Rehmeyer. Second Row: Koch, Mathers, Feeser. Sfauffer, Scheffer. Third Row: Slifer, Stiff. Coppernoll, Krumrine. MEMBERS Seniors Dona Coppernoll Mary Sfauffer CharloHe Rehmeyer Elizabefh Krumrine Arline Ma+hers Angeline Feeser Joyce Weibley Emily Scheffer Junior Elmo Koch Sophomores Evangeline Guss Rufh Slifer Helen SHH Pledges Rhoda Esrig Mary Oliver Mary Turner Carol Pofdevin Grace Sferner 96 NUN-SURUBI'TY In answer To requesfs made by many of Jrhe non-soror- ily girls! Chi Alpha Sigma was organized on Jrhe GeHys- burg campus in March. l942. Affer a sleady growfh cluring +he firsf year and a hallc of ifs exisfence. Jrhe group was accorded recognilion as a social club in November I944. The club has sleadily widened in influence among +he girls who are no+ members of one of +he nalional GreekrleHer sociefies and has a s+rong social and ac- +ivi+y spirit +he envy of much of The campus. Angie Feeser was enfhroned in +he Chi Alph presi- denl's Chair. leading +hings wi+h her usual grace and eT- Ticiency. . . , Angie acquired +ha+ fired look +hrough being edifor-imchielC of The GeHysburgian. . . . Charlo++e Rehmeyer, liHle bundle 01c preHiness, was second in com- mand. . . . Charl is +0 be remembered as Big Boss of +he Skeplical Chymisfs-and for +he liHle while beref she sporfed +hroughou+ +he winfer. . . . Evangeline Gusse- Gussie -. corresponding secrefary' Jrore apar'r all sorfs of wild crealures in +he basemenf of GlaHeller in prepa- rafion for a career in +he Biology field. . . . Lulher Slifer's big sisler, Rulhie, ioHed down +he minufes af each meef- ing . . . somelime in Jrhe nol Jroo disfamL fufure, Rufh will be Jreaching high school. . . . Chancellor of +he Chi Alph Exchequer was Arlene lmoneybagsl Mafhers. . . . Harris- burgian Joyce Weibley did a good iob as hislorian and compiled a brillianl record as a major in 'lDocH Arms' deparfmenf . . . equipped wilh an abundance of palience and good will. Em Scheffer wafched o'er a happy group of pledges. . . . Elmo Koch direcfed rushing ac- JriviJries. . . . Her campus fame as an inlelledual ran far and wide when brains gof +oge+her. GeHing valuable firsf-hand experience Tor a Tufure career in +he classroom was Dona Coppernoll. who was kepf busy wi+h her s+uden+ feaching . . . everybody knOWS Mary Sfamcler. +he girl wifh +he giggle. . . . in fad. everybody likes Mary. . . . Chi Alpha Sigma was ius+ly proud of +he popular roommafes. Carol Poldevin and Mary Turner, +wo of +he bes+ bowlers in G-burg's female ranks. . . . Rhoda Esrig? Why she could usually be Tound upfown aHer classes were ouf. . . . Lee Spechl was +he proud owner of +he famous sneeze which Prof. Forfen- baugh looked for every Tuesday and Thursday morning in hisfory class a+ exacfly ll:23 A.M. . . . we don'1L know whefher or no+ +he sneeze has any+hing +0 do wi+h H'. bu1L Lee is Les Keasey's Phi Kappa Rho swee+hear+. . . . Mary Ellen Oliver was kepf busy as an SCA hosless. . . . Ace repor+er Gracie S+erner was a member of bol'h The Ge++ysburgian and Specfrum s+affs . . . speaking of Gracie-she claims she was iusl' playing +he Tield. Chi Alpha Sigma acfivifies were cenferecl around a very affracfive club room on The lower floor of Huber Hall. Here Jrhe members gafhered for meefings. JFor sludy. for a good hour of iuswL bulling. or for exlem- poraneous social fun. The Jfall semes+er was climaxed by a formal Chrisfmas dance a+ Huber Hall. The deco- ra+ions were cenfered abouf an oufcloor snow scene, complefe wi+h snowmen and icicles. The Chi Alph colors v are yellow and blue. Hs flower is +he rose. GROUPe- 98 Selects Class Beauiies MIM gaganne U. Wen t; i 2 RICHARD L. EHRHART ANGELINE E. FEESER META A. FLOTHMEIER Whogs Who IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES DELBUR C. HASLBECK NANCY M. IRLE DOROTHY J. KEENEY FRANKLIN L. KELLER GAZELLA S. OSVATICS MILTON E. RAUP C. MARSADA YEAKLE HENRIETTA ZANER FRANCES M. BANTLEY MARILYN A. BAUER MARIAN L. FISH . Outstanding J U N I U B S DORIS C. GLENN HOWARD W. HINKELDEY PATRICIAgWMALONE GEORGE E. SHEPERD JOYCE A. NELSON ESTHER H. KENYON VIVIAN D. WICKEY KENNETH W. ZIMMERMAN Would you . . . like +0 fake in Hue big dance? . . . Sure . . . Whaf dress will I wear? . . . gardenias . . . why does i+ always have +0 rain here on a dance week-end? . . . Ias+ +ouches . . . ou+ on the floor . . . gee, nice dance . . . whaf'd ya +hink of he band? . . . smooth . . . yeah . . . Togefher . . . a cu+ and anofher . . . 106 infermission . . . I'Rum and Coca-Colall . . . cigareffe . . . Accen+ua+e +he Posifive . . . fired feef . . . Sfardusf . . . +he long walk home . . . one o'clock . . . back f0 +he dorm again . . . . . I dream of you. . kiss . . . gardenias . . . kiss W rr-r. x1; M 3, . 4431 n gM-Lgm As soffly +he evening shadows Are veiling +he campus fowers, We come. a band of good fellows. To sing in +he fwiligM hours. The siivery moonlighf man'tels The worn walls of chapel anew: The wind in Hue +rees sweeHy echoes Our praises of Orange and Blue. Whenever +hy loyal sons gafher To waken fond memory. Our +hough+s shall be +urned. Alma Ma+el Old GeHysburg back +0 H1ee. Forever am I +hy deb+or. And whafever else I may do. I'll Love. I'll Defend, and I'll Honor The Glorious Orange and Blue. Jhrbhmuvnnn TO MRS. CAROLINE STAUFFEH By VITALIA TILBERG You were so clear! The grace of woman fully wroughf; Unselfishness +he keynofe of your life. No word of praise of your own deeds. Tho' +hey were manifold and kind, E'er crossed your lips. The inner beau+y of your soul Had se+ H's sramp upon your face. Proclaiming whom you worshipped. Whom served, so humbly ye+ so well. Wi+h pa+ience and wifh winsomeness You carried helpI encouragement To 'I'hose you loved-and +hese in furn Give highesf praise of you in simple words: She was my friend. A greaf loss was felf by all +he sons and daugh+ers of GeHysburg College on +he nigh'r of March 2l, I945, when +he announcemen+ was made +ha+ +he beloved Mrs. Caroline H. S+auiier had died following a s+roke. When coeds were first admiHed lo +he college dormi- +ories nine years ago. Mrs. Sfauffer was asked +0 become +he firsf housemo+her oi Sfevens Hall. A+ firs+ she de- clined from accepling +he posiiion, because she fell she was incapable oi such a large +aslt. Her nine years of unselfish and loyal service +0 +he incoming freshman girls have more +han proven her capabilify. Hers was an aHi'rude which was willing +0 cheer in hours of dis- couragement +0 quicken +he finer aspirafions of her girls. and +0 help +hem a+ all +imes in appropriafing +he finer +hings of life. 109 Mrs. S+aufier fell a grea+ concern for each girl who came +o live af S+evens Hall, and she gave herself wholly fo unders+anding +he needs and wan+s of +he college freshman. If has been said by many here on +he campus +ha+ +heir wanfs were hers. Because +his genuinely fine woman was dear fo so many in GeH'ysburg College. +he facul'l'y, +he sfudenf body and +he alumnae are con- fribufing +0 a porfraif painfing which will be hung in S+evens Hall. .A selecfed ar+is+ will skefch +he pain+ing from a life-like pholo faken ius+ previous +0 +he deafh of Mrs. Sfauffer. No finer +ribu+e could be paid +0 our firsf housemofher +han when Presidenl Hanson said, Lives such as hers have unifed in bringing +he campus a nobilify of soul, broad underslanding. and a spiri+ of good will which have so sincerely become a parf of +he life of GeHysburg College. CW3 STElN-TOBLER C0. oooooooooooo NEW JERSEY W CENTURY BUTTON WORKS NEW Y0liK, NEW YOIIK CW3 m. BHFFHLO NEW YORK. NEW YORK W H. LEVIN BBADINDCK, PEN N SYLVAN IA EDU ARUE NEW YORK. NEW YORK I. A. DANILIN NEW YORK. NEW YORK ah jrclor ozlgarid NEW YORK. NEW YORK W GOTHADI NEW YORKI NEW YORK M. B. SACHS NEW YORK, NEW YORK CALTABIANO NEW YORK. 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