Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 202 of the 1950 volume:

2 fpecfmm . . . PRESENTED BY THE CLASSOF1950 GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GETTYSBURG PENNSYLVANIA Wifhin ihe covers of Hie I950 SPECTRUM. you -+he reader-will Fund a irue pic+orial record d ihe melody enfifled GeHysburg College. On +he pages of our edi+ion you may find no'r only +he harmony, buf also +he dischords. as we com- pose fhe finishing bars +0 H18 song we sing of our cherished days a? GeH'ysburg. We presenf +0 you. who knew us and worked wi+h us. an album of familiar. never-+o-be-forgotfen mo- meni's. recorded by +he Class of I950. ,M y- .7 , 3L; ', UJLLECE w ms x - ti 1 .4 x 'r L PROF. PARKER B. WAGNILD GLTTKSBLCJIQNA Llhwrwr ,L. 9'05; APPRECIATION Throughoul fhe lwelve years +hal Professor Parker B. Wagnild has been direcfing +he GeHys- burg College Choir, his warm personalify has made a vivid and lasling impression upon +he enlire sludenf body. Wags. as he is known lo sludenl and fellow laculfy members alike. has broughl music in many forms lo our campus, and he is confinually sfriv- ing lor lhe development ol our embryo music deparlmenf. Nol only has he made fhe Gelfys- burg College Choir a recognizable insfifufion in +he easlern parf of Jrhe Unilecl Sfales. by vir- fue of ifs yearly Jrours and +he album of records made lasf spring: buf he has loughl conslanlly +0 enlarge Jrhe music courses given here af Geffys- burg. The sludenls who work e and play e wifh Wags have found him lo be as sincere and underslanding as he is lively and humorous. He seems +0 be able, al all +imes and under all con- difions, +0 appreciale +he feelings of +he slu- denls wifh whom he works so capably. The Class of I950 feels parlicularly close +0 our music maker. lor if was during our fresh- man year Jrhal +he choir began lo acquire ifs repulafion lor represenfing +he spirif and almos- phere ol GeHysburg College +hroughoul +he cifies in which if loured. Anrl. lor +hese reasons. we respechrully dedicale fhe I950 SPECTRUM f0 Professor Parker B. Wagnild. Wifh +his dedicalion goes fhe apprecialion for all he has done for his sludenls. and +he sincere hope +ha+ ofher classes af GeHysburg will confinue +0 benelil by his oulsfanding and unceasing insfrucfion and direclion in lhe lield of music. 9347M From +he gafes below ihe library +0 HQ barracks af ihe wes+ern end of We campus. we hallow and honor in our heads every inch of +hese lands. Along +hese pafhways daily we walk, discussing solu+ions +0 Hue problems we mus+ face; making decisions. Somehow. the reassurance of a cherished building. s+anding close by. inspires us wifh love and courage. Thus we know Hlaf +hough of brick and shame. +hese halls will always be fhe foundafidns of our memories af GeHysburg. We Ma$e Egg F Mam ow n u T e In T IR. 4a C O m For The Record ? President HENRY W. A. HANSON 12 No yearbook would be comple+e wi+hou+ a Jrribule +0 Dr. Henry W. A. Hanson and his charming and gracious wife: buf all +he +hings we could say have already been said lime and lime again by all who know and love +hem. We. +he class of I950. add fo +he chorus of +hank you's and words of appreciafion as we promise ihal long affer leaving ihe campus we will sfrive +0 praclice fhe ideals and principles which +hese +wo leaders have so earneslly fried f0 demonslrale in +heir own lives. GETTYSBUQC COLLEGE Gettysburg, Pa. 4 L l B R A R Y - 13 ADMINIS WILBUR E. TILBERG1 Dean, A.B., Beihany College; A.M.. University of Kansas; Ph.D . Universify of Wis- cousin. MILDRED H. HARTZELL. Secretary f0 Hm Dean. 8.5.. GeHysburg College. DOROTHY 6. LEE. Dean of Women. A.B., Geneva College; A.M., Syracuse Universi+y. ANNA L. ROBERTS. Secrehry +0 fhe Dean of Woman. 4 TRATION CHARLES R. WOLFE, Regishar and Dean of Admis- sions. A.B., A.M.. GeHysburg College. RUTH S, GROFT. Secretary +0 fhe Regisfrar. HOWARD J. McCARNEY, College Chaplain. A.B.. GeHysburg College, 3.0., Lufheran Theological Sem- inary. HELEN NEIN, Secreiary ,0 fhe Chaplain. l5 W. O, DUCK. Guidance Counselor. A.B., Bucknell University; A.M.. Ph.D.. Universi'y of PiNsburgh. $ ROBERT B. RAU, Assisfan? f0 We President A43 GeHysburg College: 3.0.. Lutheran Theological Seminary. JOHN H. KNICKERBOCKEK Librarian, A.B.. A.M.. Columbia Universiiy. Yes? Yes? . . , No. sorry, Hui book is ouf. ROSIE B. ARMOR, Secrefary f0 Hie Alumni Secrefary. MABEL A. PHELPS. Business Manager of Huber Ha . c. PAUL CESSNA, Alumni Secrefary. A.B.,, A.M., GeHysburg College. LORETTA U. DEATRICK, Housemofher REBECCA LEE, Housemofher of Huber WINIFRED E. CAMPBELL. Housemoiher of Sfevens Ha . Hall. of Aughinbaugh Hall. M g BWLE DEPARTMENT W. C. WALTEMYER Amanda Ruperf Sirong Profestor of English Bible: A.B., GeHysburg College; 8.0., Luihoran Theo- logical Seminary; A.M., Ph.D.. American Uni- versify. H. J. McCARNEY Insfrucfor in Bible; A.B.. GeHysburg College: 8.0.. Luiheran Thaological Seminary. P. G. WAGNILD Direcfor of Music and Associaie Pro5essor of Bible: A.B., 5?. Olaf Collage: M.S.M.. Union Theological Seminary: 3.0.. LuN'ueran Theological Seminary. Doing graduafe work sf New York Universiiy. E. K. STIPE lnshucfor in Bible; A.B.. Gdyfsburg College; ' B.D.. Lutheran Theological Seminary. Doing gredua+e work cf Columbia Universify. C. UEHLING Inshucfor in Bible; A.B.. GeHysburg College. BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT E. BOWEN Dr. Charles H. GraW Professor of Bblogy: A.B.. Hendrix College: A.M., 1.0.. Harvard Uni- versify. H. M. MESSER Associaie Pro5essor of Biology: Ph.B., Brown Universify; A.M., Columbia Universify. Doing graduafe work of Columbia Universify. A. L. MITCHELL Assishnf Professor in Btology: 3.5.. Allegheny College; M.S.. University of Michigan. R. D. SHEADS lnsfrucfor in Biology; A.B., Gefiysburg College. 6. R. LARKIN Associa+e Professor of Economics; A.B.. A.M.. Wesleyan Universi'ry. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT J. B. ZINN Ockersheusen Professor d Chemisfry; 8.5., Gef- fysburg College: Ph.D., The Johns Hopkins Uni- versi+y. C. A. SLOAT Associafe Professor d Chemishy; 8.5.. Geffys- burg College; A.M.. Haverford College; Ph.D.. Princefon Universify. J. DEPFER Insfrucfor in Chemisfry; A.B., GeHysburg Colv Iege. C. FAGER Insirucfor in Chemish'y; A.B., GeHysburg Col- que. K. E. LAWVER Insfrucfor in Chemisfry; A.B., GeHysburg Col- lege. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT F. H. KRAMER Professor of EducaNon; A.B.. GoNysburg Col- lege; A.M.. Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania. L. O. JOHNSON Assisfanf Professor of Educefion: A.B.. 5?. Ole! College: A.M.. Universify of Minnesota. Doing graduate work at 1he Universify of Minnesofa. DOROTHY 6. LEE lnshucfcr in Educnion; A.B., Geneva College; A.M.. Syracuse Universify. ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT R. S. SABY Prohssor of Economics and Political Science: A.B.. A.M.. UniversHy of Minnesota: Ph.D.. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. R. C. RILEY Assisfenf Professor in Economics: 8.5., Shippens- burg S'm'le Teachers College; M.S.. Columbia Universify. Doing graduafe work of Columbia. J. R. ROBERTS Assisnnf Professor of Economics and Polifical Science; A.B.. A.M.. Pennsylvania State College. Doing graduafe work a? The Johns Hopkins Uni- versify. J. B. SALTZER Assidan? Prokssor in Economics; 3.5.. Blooms- burg Siafe Teachers College. R. W. YOUNG Assistan? Professor of Economics; A.8., New Jersey Side Teachers College. Doing graduafe work af The Johns Hopkins Universify. G. BASTYR Insfrucior in Economics and Polifical Science: A.B., Geffysburg College; M.A., Pi Universify. G. R. LARKIN Associate Professor of Economics; A.B.. A.M.. Wesleyan University. ENGLWH DEPARTMENT G. S. WARTHEN Acfing Graef? Professor d English; A.B., A.M. Universify of Virginia; A.M.. Harvard Universify Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins Universify. F. C. MASON Associaie Professor of English; A.B., A.M.. Uni- versiiy of Virginia: A.M., Harvard University: Ph.D.. Universify of Virginia. J. K. WOLFINGER Assishnf Professor of English: A.B.. 5f. John's College. Doing graduafe work M The Johns Hopkins Universify. H. F. BOLICH Assishnf Professor of English: A.B.. A.M.. Buck- nell Universify. Doing graduafe work of Penn- sylvania Shie College. MRS. E. TAYLOR lns+rudor in English; A.B.. Universiw of Oregon. N. L. KADERLY Insfrucfor in English; A.B., The Johns Hopkins UniversHy. Doing graduafe work at The Johns Hopkins Unfversiiy. L. E. WEEKS Instrudor in English: A.8., Colby Universiiy; M.A., Brown Univershy. H. JENKINS Assisfunf Professor in English: A.B.. Citadel: M.A.. Universify of Pennsylvania. Doing gradu- afe work 5? The Johns Hopkins Universiiy. J. GRISSINGER Instructor in English; A.B.. GeHysburg College. GERMAN DEPARTMENT W. K. SUNDERMEYER Prdessor of German; Ph.D.. University of Goo?- iingen. H. LANGERHANS Assistanf Professor of German: Ph.D., Universiiy of Frankfurt K. KEPPLER Assishnf Professor of German; D.Iur.. Universify of Heidelberg. A. H. AHRENS Associate Professor of German: A.S.. UniversHy of Wes9ern Onfario: A.M.. Colymbia University. Doing graduafe work of Columbia University. HISTORY DEPARTMENT R. FORTENBAUGH Adeline Sager Professor of Hisfory; A.B.. GaHys- burg College: A.M., Syracuse Universify: Ph.D.. Universify of Pennsylvania. W. E. FISHER Assisnnf Prokssor of His+ory: A.B.. GeMysburq College: 8.0.. Lufheran Theological Seminary Whiiadelphiah A.M.. University of PiHsburgh. Doing graduafe work of ihe Universify of Penn- sylvania. D. IDLE . . j Associafe Professor of Hisfory: A.B., A.M.. Uni- . v. V - versify of Michigan: Ph.D., Universify of llHnois. I L 4 :- ' ' I . ' x P G. STAUFFER lnsfrucfor in HisOory; A.B.. Geffysburg College. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT C. E. BILHEIMER Professor of Physical Educafion; M.E.. Lehigh Universify: A.M.. Columbia Universi+y. H. T. BREAM Associafe Professor of Physical Educafion; 8.5.. GeNysburq College: A.M.. Columbia Universi'ly. J. M. YOVICSIN Asisfanf Professor of Physical Educafion: A3,. Geffysburg College. J. SHAINLINE lnsfrucfor in Physical Educafion; A.B.. Geffysburg College. C. 8A RTHOLOM EW Assisfanf Professor of Physical Education: 3.5.. Universify of Piffsburgh: M.S.. UniversHy of PiHsburgh. Doing graduafe work at Universify of Pennsylvania. GRACE KENNEY lnsfrucfor in Physical Educafion; 8.5.. New York Universify; A.M.. Columbia Universify. C. H. COLE Assisian? Professor d Physical EducaHon; 8.5.. M.Ed.. Pennsylvania Shh College. Doinq gradu- ate work of The Johns HopkEn: University, MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT R. A. ARMS Alumni Professor oi Mafhemafics and Direcfor of Dramafics: A.B.. Ursinus College: Ph.D.. Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. E. E. Z'EGLER Assisfanf Professor of Mathematics; A.S.. M.$.. Geffysburg College. R. H. FRYLING lnshucfor in Mafhemafics; A.B.. Geffysburg Col- lege. Doing graduate work in The University of Michigan. A. M. EVES, lnsfrudor in Mafhemafics: A.B.. Frank- lin and Marshall College. R. E. STOCKWELL Insfruc'ror in Mafhemafics; Academy. 8.5., U. S. Naval MIUTARY SCIENCE DEPARTMENT COL. ALFRED McKENNY. Inf. Professor of Milifary Science and Tachs and Commander of Reserve Officers Training Corps; 3.5., Universify of New Hampshire. LT. COL. T. E. PEDDY. AC Ass?s+an+ Professor d MilHery S:ience and Tac- fics ior Air; 8.5., Pennsylvania Mimary College. CAPT. WILLIAM O. DENHAM, Inf. Assisfanf Professor of Milifary Science and Tac- Hcs: A.B.. John B. Sfe+son Universify. CAPT. DOUGLAS A. CRONE Assisfanf Professor of Milifary Science and Tac- fics: A.B.. Ursinus College. PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT N. E. RICHARDSON. JR. William BiHinger Professor of Philosophy; A.B.. Amhersf College: B.D.. Yale Divinify School; Ph.D.. Yale UniversHy. S. C. ACKLEY Assisfam Professor of Philosophy and Psychology: A.B., De Pauw Universify; A.M.. Ph.D.. Boston UniversHy. W. A. STUART Inshudor in Sociology: 3.5.. A.B.. Harvard Uni- versify. Doing graduate work 3? Harvard. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT G. R. MILLER Sahm Professor of Physics; 5.5.. M.$.. Gaffysburg College; Ph.D., Universify of Michigan. M. D. BOWSER Assistanf Professor of Physics; AB GoHysburg College. Doing graduate work a? fhe Universiiy of PiHsburgh. G. D. STECKEL Assisfanf Professor 0! Physics; 8.5.. Muhlenberg College; A.M., Columbia Universify. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT K. L. SMOKE Professor of Psychology: A.B.. A.M., Ph.D., Ohio Siafa Universify. J. C. HAYWARD Assistanf Professor of Psychology: A.B., Bowdoin: A.M., Bosfon Un iversify. H. C. KOGLER Director of Tesiing and lnsfrucfor in Psychology; 3.5., A.M., Syracuse University. ROMANCE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT A. BACHMAN Prohssor of Romance Languages: Ph.D.. Uni- versi9y o? Zurich and Columbia Universify. A. FRANCO Assistanf Professor of Spanish; A.B.. A.M.. Uni- versify of Puerfo Rico. W. D. HARTSHORNE Assistenf Professor of Romance Lanauaqes; A.B.. A.M.. Haverford College; Diploma de Professeur de francais a l'eirenqer, UniversHe de Toulouse. Doing graduaie work a? The Johns Hopkins University. H. G. HAMME Assisianf Professor 0? Romance Languages: A.B.. Dickinson College; A.M., GeHysburg College. Doing graduefe work M The Johns Hopkins UnL versify. MRS. M. HARTZELL lnstrucbr in Spanish; A.B., GeHysburg College. A. C. PERCIVAL Insfrucfor in Romance Languages; A B.. A.M. Harvard Universify. Doing graduafe work at Harvard Universiiy. REBECCA LEE Insfrucfor in French; A.B., Geneva College: A.M., Syracuse Universify. GREEK DEPARTMENT W. F. SHAFFER Franklin Professor of Greek; A.B.. A.M.. Ph.D.. Princefon Universify. E. D. FREED Insfrucfor in Greek: A.B., GeHysburg College: 3.0.. LwHIeren TheoIogical Seminary. Doing graduah: work of Columbia Universify. LATHJ DEPARTMENT J. G. GLENN Pearson Professor of Latin; A.B.. A.M., Wesleyan Universify; Ph.D.. Princefon Universify. 33 11 noon Juno; . nun. now 111vHM III! ADAMS BAKER, A. 36 SCA prexy . . as sanior class secretary . . . AKA philosopher . . . . Pre-Min pillar . . . lM-rnafional Club siandby . . . Lambda Chi. AKERS ALBRIGHT O; h .3 ' , W BAKER. W. 0 WILLIAM G. ATHERHOLT; 223 Linden Ave., Rutledge; Economicx; Track 2; Baseball 3, 4; Foofbell 3, 4. O WARREN A. BAHR; 85 Bronx River Road, Yonkers; N. Y.; Economics; Tau Kappa prilon; Class Presiden? 4; Senate 2, 3; Mcrcury 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 4. O ALBERT F. BAKER; 206 Smith Avo., Porf Allegany; Mathe- mafics. O DANIEL W. BAKER; III Herman Ave.; Lemoyne: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA l. 3, 4; IMer-Fraterm'fy Council 2, Preside! 4; Gavel Club 2, 3; Class Treasurer 3; Iniernational Club 2. 3, Treasurer 4; SPECTRUM Fraurnify Edilor 3; Finance Chairman, Junior Prom Committee; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade ; 4; lnframural Board 4; Gaffysburgian Auisfanf Business Manager 4; President of Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4. PETE BURKHARDT sorves 0 WILLIAM R. ADAMS; 208 Nichols 5L, Clearfield; Biology; Phi Kappa Rho; Beta Beia Beta 2; 3; 4; SCA 2, 3, O GRADEN M. AKERS, RD. No. 2, Box HO, Hollidaysburg; Economics! Phi Kappa Psi; Baskeiball II 2; Infer-Fraternify Council 3; Senna 4; SPECTRUM 2. 3. O DONALD E. ALBRIGHT; 600 York St, Hanover; PolHicaI Science. 0 GEORGE H. ALLAMONG; 64 W. Middle 50., Geftysburg; Economics; Soccor 2; SCA 4. ALLAMONG BARNHART, M. O WILBUR BAKER; Box 27l Sipesville; Economics; Phi Delhi Ihefa. O MAYNARD S. BARNHARY, JR.; 36 E. King 59.. LiMlesQown; Hinorv; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pre-Minis'erial Assochmcn 4; SCA 4. O ALBERT W. BAUER; 2607 Allendale Road; Baltimore, Md.; Chomishy; Rifle Team 2; 3, 4; GeMysburqian 2, 3; Rifle Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pruidean; Send: 3; Scepfical Chymish 3; 4; Vice- Presidenf 4; SCA 2, 3; 4; President of Independent Men 4. O DONALD H. BECKER; 29 North Rockburn St, York; Hisiory: Tau Kappa Epsilon; GeHysburqian l; SCA l; aner-Frafernny Council I, 2, Treasurer 3; Chairman IFC Dance CommiHee 3; Oufing Club Treasurer 3; 4; WWGC Publicify Direcfor 3, 4: President of Tau Kappa Epsilon 4. ATHERHOLT BAHR BECKER BEISEL IODENSIEK O DOROTHY G. BEISEL; 806 Hillerman St, Philadelphia; Chomisiry; Alpha Xi Doha; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Vesper Choir II 2. 3: Scepfical Chymisn l, 2, 3, 4; Hockey l, 2, 3; Mercury 2, 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Modern Book Club I, 2, 3; Women's Debate Team I, Z, 3; Womenk Sfudenf Council 4; Women's Mhlofic Associavion 4; WWGC 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, Manager 4. o VIRGINIA B. BERGEN; 99 Moadowbrook Road, Short HiH, N. J.; French; Chi Omega; Phi Sigma lofa 3, 4; A Capella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Gettysburgian l, Beaun Queen 2. 0 WILLIAM B. BIEHL; 26I W. Graisbury Ave., Audubon, N. J.; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; lnhrnaiional Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4; SPECYRUM 3. O RICHARD G. BINDER; I94I 43m $9., Merchanfville, N. J.; History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Wresilinq 2, 3, 4; lnierna'ional Club 3; Track 4. BERGEN BIEHL BOEHNER BOLLINGER O LLOYD D. BOLLINGER; New Freedom: Social Scianu; Lambda Chi Alpha; Band I; 6-3001: 2; SCA l, 3, 4; Cabinet 2: SPECTRUM 3; Pre-Minisnrial AssociaOion 2, 3, Presidani 4; Inhmefional Club 4, Presidenf 4; Debate Team 3, 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3, 4. 0 JOHN O. BORDER; Counfry Club Road, Counfry Club Manor, York; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi. O EDWIN BORGH; I54 Broadview Road, Springfield; Economics: Sigma Chi; GeMysburqian I; Tribunal 2; Soccer 3, 4; Infer- na'ional Club 2; Spanish Club 3. O DANIEL K. BORREGARD; 5202 Newport Ave., Chavy Chase, Md.; Biology; Kappa Delia Rho; WWGC 3, 4; Beta Beia Beta 4; Chess Club 4. o LAMDIN R. BLAINE; I33 Fim: Ave, York; Physics and Ma'hemafics; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Transfer from York Junior College. 0 CAROLYN J. BLOCHER; 28 W. Middle SL, Geifysburg: Hinory; Phi Mu; Sd'anish Club 4; SCA 4; Modern Book Club 4; Phi Alpha Thda 4; International Club 4: Transfer from Hood College. 0 FREDERICK W. BODENSIEK; 86 Magnolia Sh, Pearl River, N. Y.; History; Lambda Chi Alpha; Geffysburgian Assistant News Edifor I, Fcafuro Editor 2, Managing Editor 4; SPECTRUM Edifor-in-Chief 3; Phi Delta Epsilon 4, Socrehry 2, President 3; Delia Phi Alpha 2, 4, Vice-Presidenf 3; SCA 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 4; Outstanding Junior. 0 GEORGE C. BOEHNER; IZb Springs Ave., Gleysburg, Busi- ness Administration; Phi Kappa Psi; Baskefball 2, 3, 4. BINDER BLAINE BORDER SENI ILOCHER IORREGARD IOWEN nown, w. IRUA 38 ENID NELSON . . . chorishr and 'colloisf . . . prnsidon' . . . Pan-Hell officer . . . SCA Commission . . oufsiandinq iournalisf. BOYSON IRASINGYON BURKHARDT O MARIE C. IRETTSCHNEIDER; 46H Mary AV... Baltimoro 6, Md.; Mafhomacics; Alpha Xi Delta; Clan Honors I; Woman's Dubai. Tum l, 2, 4, Assis'anf Manager 3; Vapor Choir 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club 2, 3; Mercury 2, 3; Tau Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Eu Sigma Phi 3, Secretary 4; Kappa Dolfa Epsilon 3, Program Chairman 4; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Campus Sonnh 4; Hasslor Lnin Priu 3. O SHERWOOD P. BROWN; 3553 77m 51., Jackson Heights, N. Y.; Economics; Sigma Chi; Vanity Tennis l, 3, 4: Colloqo Swing land I, Loader 2, 3; Cancer! land 2, 3. 0 WILLIAM T. BROWN; 44l Chosfnui $9., Audubon, N. J.; History; Phi Kappa Psi; lauball I, 2, 3, 4; lashball l, 2, 4; Foofboll 3; Outsiandinq Junior. 0 DOROYHY J. IRUA; I69 57th 50., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Hisiory; Alpha Xi Doha; Dubai. l, 2, 3, 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4; Owl and Nightingalo 3, 4: Mofcyuryl, 2, 3, 4; Vanity Hockey ',3 Women's Afhlnfic Associa- Ifinmtlj' $64: I, 2, 3; Kappe-Dplh Epiilon 4. ,.,,..,. .22 Dalia Gamma 0 ROBERT W. BOWEN; I509 North Fclton St, Philadelphia 3I; Biology; Sigma Chi. 0 JOHN E. IOYSON; 40l Balfimou SL, anfysburq; Economics: Phi Kappa Psi; A Capollo Choir I, Z, 3, Manager 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, Vico-Pruidon' 4; Inhr-Frahrnify Council 2: SCA l, 2. O VIRGIL C. BRASINGTON; l00 Vorbnck St, Warren; Biology; Phi Doha Thou; SCA l, 2, 3; SPECYRUM 3; WWGC 4; land I, 1, 3, Manager 4. O EUTHA IREIGHNER; Gardnors; Spanish; Phi Sigma Iota 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Mercury 3, 4; SCA 3, 4; Kappa Delia Epsilon l, 3, 4. BREIGHNER BREUSCHNEIDER IURKHOLDER BURNETT O ALBERT R. BURKHARDT; ll24 Homuhad SL, Ialiimoro l8, Md.; Social Science; Lambda CM Alpha; Prc-Minishrial Associa- tion I, 2, 3, 4; SCA I, 2, Cabinet 3, President 4; lnhrnafional Club 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; SPECTRUM 3; G-Book 3; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4. O NORMA L. lURKHOLDER; 224 Wu? Main St, Hummclsiown; History; Goifysburqian I, 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 3, 4; Vupor Choir l, 2, 3; Mercury 3; Phi Alpha Thu 3, Socrr Mry 4; Kappa Doha prilon 3, Corresponding Socuiary 4; Stu- dent Sonata 3, 4. O MARILYN J. BURNETT; l7l7 Victoria Avt, Now Kunsing'on; History; Chi Omoqa Prosidnnf 4; SCA l, 2, 4: Gettysburgian 2.' 3;. SPECYKUM 2, 3; Modorn Book Club 2; Womon's Shadow Council 3; Campus Sonah 3; Dun's Honor List 3; Kappa Dalia Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3, Vico-Pruidcnf 4; Women'i Athletic Association Board 4. O GLENN W. BUSHEY; 344 Norih Fronf $9., Wormlcysburq; Mafhunafics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard and Bled. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Gavel Club 4. BROWN, 5. IUSHEY 0 GEOIGE 5- 'UXYON: m AUdUbon Road. Enqluwood, N- J-: 0 WILLIAM D. CAROTHERS: Garden Apia. lalfimoro I0. Economics; Phi Gamma Doha; Owl and Nightingalo 2. 3; Md.; Economics; Sigma cm. SPECTRUM 3: WWGC 3, 4; SCA l. 2. 3. 0 WILLIAM S. CADZOW, JR': I56 Grunwaod Av... Wyncoh: o FRANCIS W. CARROLL; 222 Wosfmorcland Av... Grum- Economics; Sigma Alpha prllon; SOuch Sonah 4; I.F.C. 4; burg: Economics: Phi Delta mm; Socccr I, 2: Go'tysburqian l; SCA I. 2; Iauball 4, SCA I, 4; Inhrnaiional Club 4. o ALEXANDER s. CALVIN; 2:: N. Conhnl Av... Runny, 0 WILLIAM C. CARSON: 702 L' l A .. P! , N. J.; N. J.; Biology; Iaskcoball l; huball I; Swing land I. IMO v0 amyro Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Prosidm? oi Sonah 2. 0 PAUL E. CARL; l3! Chamborwurq St, 60 y:burg: German: Phi Kappa Rho: land 2, 3, 4; Delia Phi Alpha 3, Vico-Prosidont O WENDELL E. CASS; 102 Joricho Road, Wyncoh; Economics; 4; Phi Kappa Rho FraterniOy PrnidoM 4; Pro-Miniihrial Associa- Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rifle Turn 2; Gcffysburgian l, 2; SCA Non 2, 3. 4; GuNysburgian 2. l. 2. IUXTON CADZOW CALVIN CARL CAROTHERS CARROLL J M Q: CARSON CASS CAUFFMAN CERNEK CLEMENS COLEMAN O HOWARD L. CAUFFMAN; NorrisOown R.D. No. 2; Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foomall I, 2, 3, 4; Bauball II 2, 3. 4; Pusidcn' Frahrnify 3; Gaul Club SacroMry 3; Councilor 3. SENIORS O MARTIN E. CERNEK: Palmor, N-w York; Psychology; Phi Sigma Kappa: SCA Treasurer 2; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Gaul Club 4. O FRED l. CLEMENS; 2l8 Iron 51., Iorwick, Pa.: ChomisOry: Phi Sigma Kappa; Band I. 2. 3. 4; lnhmafional Club 3, 4; 1 4 Gavel Club 4; SPECTRUM 3; Skopfical Chymiifs 3. Pruidonf 4. O RAYMOND J. COLEMAN; 302 Park Av... Lebanon; Political Scioncn; Tau Kappa Epsilon. K GETTYSBURG COLLEGE Gettysburg, Pa. L I B R A R Y 39 COLTON 4O . GeHysburg's fop foe-man . . . BILL ATHERHOLT . . . Track man . . . active Independent . . . bar ! on Plenk's nine. CONSTABLE, J. CONSTABLE, R. CRICKENIARGER O C. DOUGLAS COONEY; l5! Elilabeth Ave., Bal'imore. Md.; Hisfory; Kappa Delta Rho; Co-Spor's; SPECTRUM Editor 3; Alpha Kappa 3, Vicc-Prosident 4; SCA 2I 3; Cabin! 4. O PEYER J. CORUZZI; I407 Bradley Ave., Camden, N; J.; Economics; Phi Delta mm; Transfer from College of South Jersey. 0 EARL CREPS, JR.; 39 SA Broad St, Waynesboro; History; Pre-Minisfcrial Association 2, 3, 4; SCA 3; 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4. ' 0 MARJORIE F. CRICKENBARGER: 32I0 Tennyson 50.. N.W. Washianon I5, D. 6.; French; Dena Gamma; Transfer from Averetf College; SCA 3. 4; French Club 3; GnMysburgian 3; 4; SPECTRUM 3. O GLENN H. COLTON; Wayne Heights, Waynesboro; Mafhe- maiics. O JOSEPH CONSTABLE; I204 Harding Beulevard; Norristown; History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Geffysburgian 3, 4; Track 24 3, 4; Soccer 4; SCA II 2. O RICHARD CONSTABLE; I204 Harding Boulevard; Norristown; Hisiory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foo'ball 2, 3; 4; Track 2, 3. 4; Dorm Proctor 4; Class Presidnn' l. O VINCENT CONTI; 2ll N. Washington 51.; GeHysburg; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha. CONT! COONEY cum, n. O MELVIN E. CROOKS; Hanover; Economics. 0 IETTY L. CULP; l70l Leishman Ave.. New Kensingfon: Alpha Xi Delta; SCA l, 2, 3; 4; Women's Tribunal 3; Riflery l, 2; 3; Outing Club 3; Vice-Prcsidenv 4; Gehysburqian I; SPECTRUM 3. 0 ROBERT T. CULP; l70l Leishman Ave.; Arnold; Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade 3; SPECTRUM 3. 0 ROBERT L. DAY; 33M DuPont Aveu Baltimore, Md.; Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Class President 2; IFC Dance Corn. mm 4; WWGC 3, 4. o MARION s. DEJACOMO; 5n wanihrop Road, wm Engle- wood, N. J,; Spanish; Chi Omega; Gnnsburgian l, 2, 3, 4; Mercury l; SPECTRUM 3; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4. 0 CHARLES G. DETWILER, JR.; Phoenixville 11.0. No. I; Physics; Phi Gamma Delia; SCA I, 2; Band 2, 4; SPECTRUM Phoioqraphy Editor 3; Phi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. O DELLIS W. DODSON; l03 North 20m 5L, Camp Hill; Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi; Men's Tribunal 3; Spanish Club 3, Vice- PresidenO 4; Gavel Club 4; Phi Sigma Iofa 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4. O NANCY B. DREIER; 744 Rahway Ave., Wosmold, N. J.; Chemisfry; Chi Omega: Women's Athlevic Association 2, 3, Presidenf 4; Women's SOudonf Council 4; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Owl and NigMinqale, Property Manager 4; Scoptical ChymisO 3, 4; Oufstanding Junior; Ganysburqian l, 2, 3; SPECTRUM Sorority Editor 3; Varsity Baskofball l, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey I, 2, 3, 4; Mhlefic Council 3; Dramuics l. DEJACOMO DETWILER DODSON EICHMAN 0 PAUL L ENGLE; l832 Chosfnu? SL, Harrisburg; Hisiory and Philosophy; Kappa Dalia Rho; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4: Intart na'ional Club I; lnhr-Fraiernify Council 3; Chess Club 2, Presideni 3; Freshman Debate Toam; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; WWGC 3, 4. O LUCILLE J. ERDLEY; I333 Oak St, Lebanon; Social Scicnces; Delia Gamma; Woman's Debut. Team I, 2, Manager 3, 4; Cheer Lead 3, 4; Owl and Niinngala 2, 3, 4; GoHysburgian 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Inkmaiional Club 2; Tau Kappa Alpha 2, 3; Secretary 4; French Club 3; Rm. Team I, Riding 2; WWGC 4; Psychology Club 4; Modern Book Club 2. 0 ROBERT L. EVERHART; 803 Lanmor St, York; Chemistry; Soccer 2, 3, 4. O HUMMEL C. FAGER; 4235 Norfh Fran? $1., Harrisburg; Biology; Phi Kappa Psi; Track 2, 3, 4. O ANNA A. DUNDORE; Oley; English; Alpha Xi Delta; A Capella Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Vespers Choir I, 2, 3; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4. O GLORIA L. ECKER; GeMsburq; English; Phi Mu; Genysburqian l, 2, 3, 4; Mercury 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Band 3, 4; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Skchh Club I; Dean's List 2; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, 4; President of Phi Mu 4. O MARGARET L. EICHMAN; Union Bridge, Md.; Economics; Alpha Xi Dalia; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 4; Mercury Business Manager 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Phi Sigma loia 4; Modern Book Club 2, 4; Class Honors l, 2, 3. O HARRY G. EMIGH, JR.; IOB Willis 50., Wes'minister, Md.; Business Adminis'raiion; Sigma Chi; Mercury l; International Club 2, 3, 4; Debafe Team 2; Scabbard and Blade 2, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Rifle Team 4; Swimming 4. DREIER DUNDORE ECKER ERDLEY EVERHART SENIORS 41 42 Ex-SAE presidenf, BUD CAUFFMAN and Baseball sfar . . . Dorm councilor . . . Four-year Football old married man. FARIS FIDLER FINCH FRECH FREY FRY 0 JOHN R. FISHER; ll29 Kenwood Ava, Camden, N. J.; Philosphy: A Capella Choir l, 2, 3; Pre-Minisferidl Association I, 2, 3, 4; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; GeHysburqian 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Vesper Choir I, 2. O EDWARD B. FOULKROD; IOZI Weller Ave, Haverfown; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi. t 0 JOHN FRECH, JR.; 30 McCosh SL, Hanover; Biolqu: Alpha Tau Omega; Scabbard and Blade 4. 4 O EVERETT E. FREY; 5l 5. Richland Ave., York; Economics; Band 2, 3, 4. O JEANNE C. FARIS; l210 Michigan Ave., NE, WashingOon, D. C.; Psychology; Phi Mu; A Capella Choir 4; Vespers Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club 2, 3, 4; SCA l, 2, 4; Swimming 4; GeNysburgian 1, 2; Psychology Club 4. O RICHARD R. FIDLER; 435 Carlisle 50., Geffysburg; Physics; Phi Kappa Psi; J.V. Baskefball I; Varsify Basketball 2; Class Presidenf 3; Baum Math Prize, 0 JOHN R. FINCH; Ramsey, N. J.; Psychology; Phi Gamma Delfa; SCA I, 3; Mercury 3, 4. I RUSSEL E. FINK; 2l76 Guilderland Ave., Schenedady, N. Y,; Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capella Choir l, 2, 3; Men.s Quarfei I 2 3; Soccer 3 4' Scepiical Chymisfs 2, 3, 4; Vespers Choir 3, 4; SCA 2, 3, 4; Tribunal 2. FINK FISHER FOULKROD GARDILL FUSS GAINES O LINWOOD J. FRY; 34 West Second Ave,, Boyerfown; Physics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; A CapeHa Choir l; Senafe 2; Class Secre- tary 3. O SARAH J, FUSS; Reisfersbwn; Psychology; Phi Mu; Gef9ys4 burqian l, 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club 3, 4; May Cour! 2, 3; Vesper Choir 2, 3. O ROSE Z. GAINES; 427 Baleore $7., GeHysburq; Biology. 0 JANE E, GARDILL; 4304 LaSalle A312,, Drexel Hill; ChemisOry; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Gettysburgian 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 3; Inter- na1ional Club, Secreiary 3, 4; Modern Book Culb 2; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Mercury 4; Women's AfhleNc Associafion Board 2; Vesper Choir 2, 3, 4; Scep'ica! Chymish 3, 4, O J. REMBRANDT GEORGE; Gieseh Ap's., Philipsburg; Busi- ness Administration; Phi Kappa Psi. O EMILE W. GEORGETT; 3! Elm St, Westfield, N. J.; Eco- nomics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Gavel Club I; IMer-Frafarni'y Council I; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4. 0 PEGGY L. GETTYS; Washingfon, D. C.; Psychology: Phi Mu: Gerysburgian l, 2, 3; 4; Modern Book Club 2, 4, Secre'ary- Treasurer 3; Spanish Club I, Z; SCA I; 2, 3; Psychology Club 4. O YUSUF GHANNAM; Ramallah; Pales'ine: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Outing Club President 3, 4; Infernavional Club 3; WWGC 4; Soccer I. GEORGETT GETTYS GEORGE GINANNI GINGERICH GINGRICH O WARREN A. GINGRICH; 3l8 Easf Balfimore 50., Greencasno; Economics: Phi Delia Thais; Gave! Club 3, 4; lMor-Fraiemify Council 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. O RUDOLPH W. GLEICHMAN; SIII Brook Green Rd., Bali?- more, Md.; Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA 1; 4; Cabinet 3: Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Inior-Frahrnify Council 3. 4; Class Honor; 2. O MARTIN P. GLYNN; 4H Mulberry Lane, Haverford; Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi; Tennis 3, 4; French Club 3; Swimming 4. O GEORGE 5. GOOD; l005 Fifth Ave.; PaHon; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Swimming I, 2. O H. NELSON GIBBLE; 420 Lancaster Ave., Lancaner; Mafhe- mafia; Sigma Chi; Football l, 2, 3, 4; Wrestling l, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4. O THOMAS B. GIBBLE; 420 Lancaster Ave.; Lancaster; Hidory; Sigma Chi; Transfer from Indiana SQaOe Teachers College; Soccer 3. 4; Delhi Phi Alpha 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Infernaiional Club 2. O LESTER GINANNI; 43l Sferigere 59.. Norrisiown; History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Football l; 2, 3; Track 3. O JEAN L. GINGERICH; 3I Hazel Drive, PiHsburgh l6; Psy- chology; Chi Omega; Cheer Leader 3; Senate 3; WWGC 4. GHANNAM GIBBLE, H. GLEICHMAN GLYNN Alpha Xi Dena charier member . . . DAISEY STETLER, SCA vice-presidenf . . . Pan-Hell . . . Femme sports iournalist . . . WAA active. GIBBLE, T. GOOD 44 GOULD GROGAN GLORIA ECKER . . . President Phi Mu . . . SCA'er . . took the flute for band and orchesna . . . G-Burgian feature wrihar. GRAY; R. GRAY; E. 1.; '. mmmmw : GUSS HAGERTY O RUSSEL GRIEST; Wellsville; Economics; Pi Lambda Sigma. 0 FREDRIC GRIFFIN; AbboHsfown; Economics; Pi Sigma Iota. O GAIL B. GROGAN; I54 Highfield Leno; NuNey IO; N. J.; English; Delta Gamma; Shkh Club I, 2; Debate Team I; 2. 3; A Cap-lla Choir 4; Mnrcury 4; anfysburgian 2; SCA ll 2, 3; 4; Doha Phi Alpha 4; SPECTRUM Co-Ar! Editor 3. . 0 EVELYN G. GUSS; Now Shnion; Iible; Alpha Xi Delia; Gdnsburqian 1; Mercury 2; 3; Debate Team 3; land 2; 3; 4; SCA l. 2. 3, 4; Delta Phi Mth 3. 4; E13 Sigma Phi 3, 4; Dunn's Honor List I, 3. O NANCY L. GOULD; 107 Olive $1., Johnsfown; English Chi Omega; SCA l; 2; 3, 4; A Capella Choir 2, 3; 4; Vesper Choir l; GeNysburgian 2; 3, 4; SPECTRUM FeaQure Ediior 3; Women's Tribunal 2; Women's Athletic Association 2; Phi Sigma I013 3, 4; Owl and Nightingah 3; French Club II 2. O ESTHER N. GRAY; 4710 Delaware Ave., lalfimorc, Md.; Spanish; A Capella Choir l; 2I 4; Vespor Choir 1, 2; Phi Sigma Ion; Owl and Nightingale 4; GeHysburgian 2l 3. 4; Spanish Club 2, 3l 4; SCA II 2, 3. 0 ROBERT J. GRAY; 4l6 Market St; New Cumborland; Biology. 0 HENRY W. GRAYBILL; 2220 Boas 5L; Harrisburg; Mafhe- ma'ics; Phi Kappa Psi; Cheer Leader 2; 3, 4; Spanish CIUb 4. GRAYBILL GRIEST HAIR HANGEN O MARY E. HAGERTY; 502 McAMnr SL; Houudale; French; SPECTRUM 3; Getnsburqian 2; 3; A CapeIla Choir 2, 3; Sccpiical Chymixh 3; 4; Phi Sigma Ion 4; Modern Book Club 2; Beta Bofa Befa 4; lnfernafional Club 4. 0 JAMES L. HAIR; 237 Graham 5L; Carlislo; Physics; Alpha Tau Omega; Cross Counfry 4; Irack 3, 4. O JESSE HANGEN, JR.; Wellingion, Kansas; History; SCA 3; 4; Pre-Ministerial Association 3; 4; EM Sigma Phi 4; Owl and Nighiingale 3; 4. O DOROYHY J. HAMME; I52 Eesi Jackson St; York; Social Science; Phi Mu; Band I, 2; Gettysburgian I; 2. 3. 4; Vesper Choir II 2; Spanish Club I, 2, 3; SPECTRUM Co-Ar? Edimr 3; SCA l, 2; 3; Secretary 4; Women's AthleNc Association Soc- refary 2; lntornaiional Club 4; Outsfanding Junior; Mercury 2; Psychology Club 4. GRIFFIN HAMME O JANE E. HARRIS; SIT N. Chapelgah Lane, Baltimore. Md.; Psychology; Phi Mu; Women's Studen' Council Sacreiarerean urer 2, Vice-Presidenf 3; Yribunal 3. 4. President 3; Geifys- burgian l. 2, 3, 4; SCA l, 2. 3, 4; Modern look Club 3, 4; Psychology Club 4; Senate 2; Vesplr Choir l, 2, 3. 0 ROBERT S. HARRISON: 373 Lam Av... Chambersburg; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; SCA 3, 4; Geffysburqian 3; WWGC 3. O THELMA J. HEATON; 469 E. High St. Bellefonk; Chemisfry; Phi Mu: Band I, 2, 3, 4; SCA 3. 4; GaHysburgian 3. 4; Baske'ball 3; ScapHcal Chymisfs 4. 0 JOHN S. HEILMAN, JR.. Briarcliff Manon N. Y.; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer Manager 2, 3. HARRIS HARRISON HEATON O MILDRED J. HEILMAN; 508 Siamford Road, Hammer. 29. Md.; Psychology; Phi Mu; G.??ysburqian l, 2, 3. Assis'anf Spor's EdiVor 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team I, 2, 3, 4; Women's Afhlefic Associa'ion Treasurer 2; Vesper Choir ll 2. 3. 4; Riding Managcr l, 2. O DENNIS E. HEINDEL; 28 Meade Ava., Hanover; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. O HARRY C. HEINDEL; I42 Broadway, Hanover; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. 0 CHARLES R. HELD; Rou'e l, GeHysburq; Greek; Phi Delta Theia; EM Sigma Phi Vice-Presidenf 3, Prasideni 4; SCA 3l 4; Vesper Choir 3. HEILMAN, J. HEILMAN, M. HEINDEL, D. HEINDEL, H. HELD HEWSON 0 WILLIAM N. HEWSON; 6300 Overbrook Ave., Philadelphia 3!; Mafhamafics; Phi Kappa Rho; GeHysburgian I, Z, 3; Tennis l, 2. 3, Manager 2; Class Honors I; Phi Sigma Iota 3; French Club I; Scabbard and Blade 2, Treasurer 3. O EDWARD A. HIGHTOWER, JR.; M Ward 59.. WesObury. N. Y.; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. O MELVIN R. HILL; Lookout; Economics; Phi Kappa Rho. 0 JOHN A. HIPPLE; 407 S. Sixieenfh 5L, Harrisburg; Biology. HIGHTOWER . HILL HIPPLE '49 SPECTRUM EdwinAChief managerial edhorship of Geffysburgian . . . Lambda Chi. DUTCH BODENSIEK holds . Pi Delta Epsilon O GORDON C. HITE; BIO Powers 59.. IalOimoro. Md.; History; Phi Kappa Rho; Dobah Tum l; Foofball Manager 3; Basoball Manager 3; Bushman Manager 3; SCA l. 2, 3. 4; Men's Tribunal 3. 4; PrrMinisfcri-Il Associafion I. 2. 3. 4. Vico-Prui- dun? 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3; GGNYSburqian 2. 3; French Club 3. 4; Alpha Kappa l; A Can : Choir l; Vupcr Choir I. 2. 3. 4. O RICHARD R. HOLMES; 48 Randolph Av... Hag-rsfown. Md.; Chomidry; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4; Clan Honors I. 2. O RUTH J. HOOPS; I4 Laurcidalc Av... Mniuchon. N. J.; Economics; Phi Mu; SCA I. 2. 3; May Cour? 2. 3; Vesper Choir I; Woman's Tribunal 2. 3; Pan Hollonic Council 3. 4; Gchs- buroian 2 3; SPECTRUM II 2. 3. GENO HUMMEL . . year Baseball man . . . Team two years. SCA 4. . Goifysburg Football cepfain . . . four- . PATRICIA A. HOOVER; Box 362, Rout. 3. Chamborsburg; Indeptndoni . . . Pennsylvania A. P. Chomisfry; Alpha Xi Delia; Band 2. 3. 4; French Club 2. 3. 4; HiTE HOLMES HOOPS HOOVER HOUGH HOWITI .63 V t Kr ' . :5 V JOHNSON JONES .73 5;. 3 ?'s'. HUMMEL HUNTER JOHN KAHLER 0 DAVID H. HOUGH; 29 Henry 51.. Palmyra. N. J.; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Socctr II 2. 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 2. 3. 4. 0 PETER M. JOHN; IIII Lanqham Ave.. Camden. N; J.; Fronch; Sigma Chi; Oufsfandinq Junior; French Club President 3; Owl and Nightingale Presiden! 4; Kappa Phi Kappa Treas- uror 2; Goltysburqian Circulaiion Manager 4; Phi Sigma Iota Vicc-Pruidon3 3. O DONALD E. HOWITZ; Wes? Hompstoad. N. Y.; History; SCA l. 2. Cabino! 3. 4; Prc-Minishrial Anociafion I. 2. 3. 4; O HARRY E4 JOHNSON; Arhmas; Economics; Phi Doha Thou; GoHysburg Christian Fellowship Sccrdari 4; Proctor 3. 4. Goffysburgian 3; SPECTRUM Circulation Manaqor 3; Pi Dalia Epsilon 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma. . GENE HUMMEL' Harrisburg History; Football . 2 3 4. O LOUIS K. JONES; l036 W. Main St, Norristown; Economics; 46 Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. O THOMAS HUNTER. IV; 326 Hollerman $4.. Philadolphia; English; Eh! Sigma Pi 4; A Capella Choir 3. 4; SCA 2, 3. 4; GIHysburgian 3. 4; Gettysburg Christian Fellowship 2. 3. 4. Phi Gamma Doha; Mercury 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 2. 3. Prisi- donf 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3. 4; WWGC 3. 4; Goifysburgian l; J.V. Golf 3. O RICHARD N4 KAHLER; LiqM Sf. Road. Bloomsburg: Eco- nomics; Phi Gamma Dclta; Golf I. 2. 3. 4; Gomwurgian 2. 3; Track I. O DELMAR C. KIME; Bendersville; Economics; Phi Delia Thefa. 0 WILLIAM H. KIRKPATRICK; JR.; 305 Brookline Bouluvard. Havorford; Hismry; Phi Gamma Delia; SCA 3. 4; Pre-Minisferial Associaiion 3, 4; Gavel Club President 4; Presidenf of Phi Gamma Delta 4. O GEORGE E. KIRSCHNER; JR.; I39 E. Markei St; York; Palm- cal Science; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA l; 2; 3. 4; Inhrnational Club 3, 4. 0 WILLIAM A. KOCH; E. Seven ! St, Lansdalo; Physics; Phi Gamma Dolfa; Soccer I, 2, 3; 4; Geiiysburqian l; Kappa Phi Kappa 2l 3, Presidenf 4; Class Honors 2, Class Vicc-Prosidenf 2. KIRKPATRICK KIRSCHNER KIME LARKIN KOURY LANDIS O BERTRAM L. LARKIN; 339 Carlislo St, GeHysburg; Eco- nomics; Phi Gamma Delia; WresNing l; Tennis l. O ALLEN A. LARSON; 40l Buford Ave.; Gettysburg; Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi. 1 O ANDERSON M. LARSON; 40l Buford Ave.; GeHysburgf Physics. 0 ROBERT T. LAUR; 20 S. Augush Avc.; BalOimore 29, Md.; Economics; Kappa Delia Rho; lnMr-Fra'erni'y Council 3. O BETTY J, KOENIG; blb N. Locus! $0., Hazldon; Spanish and French; Alpha Xi Delta; Goffysburqian l, 2; Vesptr Choir 2, 3; SCA II 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club I, 2, 3. 4; French Club 3; 4; Phi Sigma loia 3; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Kappa Doha Epsilon 3. 4; Class Honors 2. 3. 0 LOUIS R. KOENIG; 506 Baltimore St, Hanovnr; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; J.V. Soccer 2; Tribunal 3. 0 JAMES S. KOURY; JR.; 2420-A N. Fifth 59., Harrisburg; Chemisfry; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sena 2; SCA 2. 3; DelQa Phi Alpha 4. O HAROLD U. LANDIS, JR.; 32l E. Main St, Palmyra; Polifical Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; SCA l, Cabinet 2, 3. 4; Inur- na'ional Club 3l 4; Spanish Club 3. KOENIG, L. KOCH KOENIGl B. LARSON. A. A. LARSON, A. M. k BOB SHRYOCK, Pi Delhi Geiiysburgian's Ed.-in-Chiel G-burg Public Relations. Epsilon ex'prexy . . . Phi Sig. . . . 48 LEAMAN IFC President. DAN BAKER . Class freasurer . . . anernafional Club loader . . . Scabbard . and Blade . . . GeNysburqian. LENKER LENTZ MacRH'CHlE MAENAK 0 WILLIAM F. LONG; IN E. Middle 51.. GcHysburq; Mathe- matics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. O HARRY W. LOOCK; l2 Holmohursf Av... Cafonsvillo. Md.; Economics; Phi Kappa Rho; Gonysburqian I; Basoball l; Infor- na'ional Club 2; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4. O MAJORIE E. MachTCHIE; l7l Fiffy-oithh St. Niagara Falls. N. Y.; Psychology; Phi Mu; Gef'ysburqian l. 2; Murcury 2. 3. 4; SCA I. 2. 3. 4; Psychology Club 4; Modern Book Club 3. 4. 0 JOHN MAENAK; 474 Coopcr OSL. Woodbury. N. J.; Eco- nomics; Sigma Chi. . . Lambda Chi ex-prcsideM . . . 0 JOHN D. LEAMAN; 36! N. Broad St. Limz; Social Scioncu: Tau Kappa Epsilon; SCA l. 2. .3. 4; chah Team 3. 4; Pi Delia Epsilon Preside . 3. Gef'ysburgian I. 2. Lihrary Editor 3. O THEODORE L. LENKER; Rouh 3. Harrisburg; Eccnomics; Sigma Chi; Wrestling 1. 2. 3. Firs? Placn Middlc Atlanvics- 128 lb. Class; Stnah 4. O STANLEY S. LENTZ; Sll W. High 59.. Hummclsfown; Physics; Phi Delta Thefa; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4; Band I; Geffysburgian 4; SCA 4. 0 ROBERY D. LITTLE; 445 S. Georg. St. York; Economics. LITTLE LONG LOOCK MATLACK 0 ROBERT 6. MARCH; 50I York 59.. Gettysburg; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Basketball I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. 0 WILLIAM F. MARKS; Box 37. Danvillc; Economics; Sigma Chi; SCA 3. 4. O EDITH H, MAYLACK; 2l4 W. Main St. Moorufown. N .J.; Psychology; Dalia Gamma; SCA l. 2; Vospor Choir l. 2; Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4. Capvain 2; Women': Afhldic Association 3. 4; Women's Studonf Govornmonf 3. President 4; Gonysburqian 2. 3. O DEAN A. McCLAlN; Ncw Frudom. Route l; Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha; Track Manager I. 2; Scabbard and Blade 2. 3, 4; SCA 4. McCLAIN 0 ROBERT E. STONER; Sfar Route, Mifflin'own; Chemistry; Phi Delta Thole; Class Hisforian l; SCA l, 2, 4; Band I, 2, 4; SPECTRUM 4. O CLAIRE P. STORM; 604 Binnod Road, Harundale, Glen Burnie, Md.; Social Sciences; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Geffysburgian 2, 3, 4; Vesper Choir l. O HENRY B. SYORM; 604 Binsied Road, Harundala, Glcn Burnie, Md.; Economics; Phi Delta Then; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; 69191:- burqian 2, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. EDIE MATLACK . . . Delia Gamma . . . Varsiiy Hockoy S'Iar . - WSG preside! - - - SCA - - - WM - - - Geifysburgian. o HAMILTON c. STOTHART; 250 s. Alden 51., Philadelphia 39; English; Phi Gamma Delia; SCA l, 2, 3; French Club 3; SPECTRUM 3; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; Phi Sigma Iota 4. STONER STORM. C. STORM, H. STOTHART STOVER STOW STRANG STRASSER STROEHMANN SVARNAS THOMAS TOMASSON O GEORGE E. STOVER; I47 Hanover St, GeHysburgz His- 0 CAROL M. STROEHMANN; H5 Lincoln Ave., Williamsporf; Social Scienco; Dolfa Gamma; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Vesper Choir l; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3; Delia Phi Alpha 3, Treasurer 4; Women's Dabaie Team 2. iory; A Capnlla Choir l, 2, 3, 4. O FRANKLIN P. STOW; IOO W. Maple Avn., Mooroshwn, N. J.; Social Science; Kappa Sigma; Transfer SVudenf from Swar'hmore Coll e. g9 O GEORGE SVARNAS; 7 Buford Ave., GeHysburg; Chemistry; Phi Gamma Delta; Scopfical Chymists 2, 3, 4; Doha Phi Alpha 4. O ALFRED M. STRANG; 23H Jefferson 57., Harrisburg; Hisfory; Lambda Chi Alpha; Gef'ysburgian Z, 3, 4; Pro-Minisierial Asso- ciation 2. 3. 4: International Ciub 2. 3. 4: SCA '- 2- 3. 4: 00' o GEORGE w. THOMAS- 533 Madison Ava. York' Physics Phi Alpha 4. - ' ' ' ' 0 ROBERT K. STRASSER; 79 Uoica Ave., Wu'monf, N. J.: I RICHARD F. TOMASSON: 2l6-10 Hlfh Ave., Queens Village, Economics; Phi Delta Thefa; GeHysburgian l; Band 2, 3; Soccer Long Island, N. Y.; Chemistry; Kappa Delta Rho; Debate Team 3, 4; Phi Lambda Sigma 4. ': 5mm 1- 3: 50A 3- 54 O HARRY L. McNEAL, JR.; 509 Ludlow Avo., York; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; SPECTRUM Busing: Manager 3; Pi Doha Epsilon 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4; Spanish Club 3, 4. 0 ROBERT T. MEHRING; Rome 2, GeHysburg; Economics 0 MARI'AN J, MENCHEY; l38 Sfoinwehr Av... GoMysburq; Spanish; Chi Omega; Gohysburgian 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; SCA I. 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club 2; French Club I, 2; Tribunal 2. 0 VERNON H. MICKLEY; 22l Poplar $9., Hanover; Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; A Capella Choir; SCA 4; Delta Phi AIpha 4; Beta BeOa Beta 4. MEHRING McNEAL MENCHEY O O HANNAH M. MILLER; I006 Farraun 59., Pittsburgh 6; Economics; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4; A Capella Choir 4; Geffysburgian I, 2, 3; Mercury l, 2, 3, 4. O HARVEY M. MILLER; Ila E. King 59., York' Physics; Phi Kappa Psi; Gavel Club 4; Presideni of Phi Kapp Psi 4. O JACK C. MILLER; 4409 Frifchie SL, Colonial Park; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 0 ROBERT M. MILLER; I47 York St, GeHysburq; Economics; Assisfanf Aihlofic Manager I, 2; Spanish Club II 2; A'hlefic Manager 3. MICKLEY MILLER, HANNAH M. MILLER, HARVEY M. MILLER, J. MILLER, R. MINNICH O BETTY J. MINNICH; E. Crescent Ave., Ramsey, N. J.; Psychology; Doha Gamma; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Vesper Choir I : Spanish Club 3; A Capella Choir 4; SPECTRUM 3; Gef1ysburqian 2; Phi Sigma Iota 4. O M. EUGENE MITTEL; 2I2 Highland Ave., Downingfown; Biology: Phi Delta Thda; Band 2, 3, 4; 890a Beta Ben 3, 4; WWGC 3, 4. 0 WILLIAM B, MIZELL; Knnsinqion, Md.; Economics; Phi Delta Theta: Soccer l, 2, 3; Track I; Goffysburgian Businoss Managnr 3, 4; lnfor-Frafernify Council Vico-Pruidon? 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma Vice-Presidont 3, 4; Pi Delia Epsilon 3, 4; Infar- nafionel Club 3; Gavel Club 4; President of Phi Delia Theta 4; Chairman of Jr. Prom 3; Chairman of 1.F.C. Dcnco 4. O EDWARD C. MOUL; Spring GrovofEconomics; Kappa Dena Rho. MITTEL MIZELL Soccer four-year man, BILL KOCH Kappa Phi Kappa president . . . Phi Gem . . . Clan Vice-Presidonf . . . campus artist. MM Independent Presidenf, AL BAUER . . . Sharpshoofel . . . SCA . . . Gettysburgian . . . Campui Senator. MORSE MOSES MUMMA NEELY, W. NEIN NELSON 0 ROBERT L. NEAL; Pores! SL, Shrowsbury; Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA 3, 4; International Club 4; Frcnch Club 4; Beta Beta Beta 4. 0 JAMES R. NEELY; York Springs; Social Science; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band I. 0 WILLIAM F. NEELY; Wood and Kramor 59., Greenwood Hills, Harrisburg; Economics; Phi Delta Yhe'a; Foo'ball I; Bau- ball I, 2; SCA l, 2, 4. C O GEORGE E. NEIN, JR; 444 Baltimore 59., GoHysburq; Phi- losophy; SCA I, Z, 3, 4, Cabinet 3; Prc-Minishrial Association I, 2, 3, 4; EM Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4. O WALTER C. MORSE; 33 Chosfnm St, Marlboro, Mum PoliOi- :al Science; Kappa Delta Rho; lnhr-Fraiernify Council 3; Gave! Club 4; WWGC 4; Spanish Club 3. O PATRICK J. MOSES; Fifhemh and WaOer 57., Now Cumbor- land; Economics; Phi Delia Thua; Goffysburqian 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; SCA 3, 4. O ANNA M. MUMMA; Lebanon; Biology; Delhi Gamma; SCA l; GeHysburgian l, 2; Women's Dobah Tcam ll 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Secre'ary 2, Librarian 3; Dance Comminoe Chairman 3. 0 CHARLES E. MUSSELMAN; Crris-Bridqo Box 80 Mechanics- burg Ron 4; History; Alpha Tau Omega; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Gavel Club 2, 3, 4; Pre-Minishrial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Debaiinq Team I; Presidonf of Alpha Tau Omoqa. MUSSELMAN NEAL NEELY. J. OLEWILER NOVITSKY NOWAK O ENID M. NELSON; Haverfown; English; Delia Gamma; A Capella Choir l, 2, 3, 4; SCA l, 2, Cabinet 3, 4; Hockey l; President of Delta Gamma 4; Pi Delia Gamma 3, Vice-Presiden! 4; Pan-heilcnic Come 3, Vice-Prexident 4; Woman': Sfudenf Governmoni l, 2; Gettysburqian I, New's Edifor 2; SPECTRUM Assisfanf Editor 3. O WALTER NOVITSKY; 76 E. Third St, New York City, N. Y.; Economics; Geffysburg Chrisiian Fellowship 4. O RAY J. NOWAK; 804 Herschel SL, PiNsburqh 20; Economics; Baseball l, 2; Baskefball I, 2; Athletic Council 4. 0 STEWART S. OLEWILER, JR.; 729 Wallacc St, York; Spanish; Tau Kappa Epsilon. O ARIHUR C. OLSEN; OO-II Eighw-sovonih Av... Woodhavon, N. Y.; Greek; Phi Kappa Rho; chah Tum l; Pro-Minishrial Association I, 2, 3; EM Sigma Phi 3, 4: SCA l, .2. 3, 4: Tri- bunal 2. 0 PAUL R. ORTH; II S. Front 51., Shol'on; Physici. O KATHRYN l. PADGETT; I20 Cantor S... Pompfon Lakes, N. J.; Psychology; Chi Omoqa; SCA l, 3, 4; GIMIburgian I, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3, 4; Psychology Club 4; WWGC 4. 0 SIDNEY M. PALMER; 23 N. Main 59., Chambersburq; Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band I, 2; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Iuhiball 2, 3; lnhr-Fraforniiy Council Sacrcfary 4; Spanish Club 4. PADGETT OLSEN ORTH POORMAN RANKIN O THOMAS A. RANKIN; ll7 Reborn Avo., Druil Hill; Physics: Sigma Chi. 0 JOSEPH RAPHAEL; Riversidu, N. J.; Social Scionco; Sigma Chi; SCA I; Owl and Nightingolo I, 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Goffysburqian AssitfaM News Edimr l, 2, 3; SPECTRUM Asso- ciah Edifor 3; Oumandinq Junior. 0 ROBERT D. REED; 6H N. Center Av... Somerset Biology: Lambda Chi AIpha; Iota Iota Info 3, Pruidonf 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, Vicc-Pruidcnf 4; DuIM Phi Alpha 4; SCA 2. 3. 4. 0 WILLIAM R. REED; Rouh l, Box 66, Ncw Kcminq'on; lioloqy; Phi Kappa Rho. O JEANNE C. PERROTT; 44l0 Kathland Avo., Ialfimou 7, Md.: Psychology: Chi Omega: Goifysburgian 2, 3, 4; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Psychology Club 4; Dramaiics 4. 0 ROBERT E. PICKING; I70 E. Cafhorinn St, Chambersburg: Philosophy and Psychology; Pro-Minisiorial Associuion 2, 3, 4; Debate Team 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4; WWGC 4; GoNysburqian 4; SCA l, 2; G-look 3. O WALTER C. PLANTZ; I2 Brooklinc Ioulcvard, Havodown; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; glass Vicc-Pruidonf 4; Golf 2, 3, 4. O GEORGE A. POORMAN; Now SMMon; Psychology; Sigma Chi: SCA l; Owl and NigMingale 3, 4; Scabbard and Bled. 3, 4; Inhrnaiional Club 3, 4; Gavol 3, 4. PALMER PERROTT PICKING RAPHAEL REED. R. REED, W. SENIORS RICE SCHMITTHENNER 52 RAY NOWAK . . stellar baseball performer . . . Baskefball . Dorm Councilor . . . Afhletic Council represenhnive. RIEDEL SABO SECHRISY SENTZ O MARY E. SCHAFF; l224 M9. Ros: Ave., York; German; Alpha Xi Delfa; Transfer from Hood College; G.Book 2; Owl and NigMinqale 2; Womon's Aihlefic Auociuion Board 4; Hockey 3; Riflle Team 3; Delta Phi Alpha 3, Socroiary 4; Women's Tribunal 4; WWGC 4; Ouiing Club 4; Modern Book Club 4. 0 ROBERT H. SCHLEGEL; MahaHey; HisOory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fooiball l, 2, 3, 4. 0 AUGUST F. SCHMITTHENNER; 33 Lincoln Way WasO, Chambersburq; Biology; Phi Kappa Rho; Eda gm Ban 3, 4; Outing Club 3, 4; Soccer 2, 3; Tennis 3. 0 RAM! R. SECHRIST; 3I6 nice! 59., New Cumberland; Physics; Sigma Chi; Wrestling 2; Soccer 3; Tau Kappa Alpha 3, President 4; SCA 3, 4; Debafe Team 3, 4. O RICHARD W. RICE, IMO W. Main SQ, Palmyra; Poliiical Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Soccer 3, 4; GeHysburq Avia'ion Club 3, 4; Infernaiional Club 3, 4; Oramaiics 4; GeHysburgian 4; Transfer from Hershey Junior College. 0 GERALD H. RIEDEL; Dallasfown: Philosophy; Pre-Minis'erial Associa'ion 2, 3, 4; Ba Sigma PM 3, 4. O GEORGE J. SABO, JR.; I6.l4 I49 ! St, Whiteslone, N. Y.; Economics; Sigma Chi; SCA 2. 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Owl and Nighl- ingale 3, 4; Soccer 4; Track 3, 4; Gettysburgian 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; anernaiional Club 3, 4; French Club 3, 4. O CLARA M. SCHAFER; Roufe I, New Kensinqkm; History; Phi Mu; SPECTRUM 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, Preside ! 4; Mercury 2, 3; anernaOional Chzb 4; 620N3- burgian l, 2, 3; Vesper Choir 2, 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Modern Book Club 2, 3, Presideni 4. SCHAFER SCHAFF SCHLEGEL SEVERTSON SHADLE SHAUB O RALPH E. SENTZ; Box 169, Tanay?own, Md.; Hinory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 0 DALE SEVERTSON; Madrid, Iowa; Polifical Science; Kappa Delia Rho; Senafe 3, President 4; Dobafe Team 3, Manager 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 4; Pi Kappa Delta 4; Aviafion Club Preside ? 3. Secretary 4. 0 CHARLES R. SHADLE; 25I W. Main 59.. Elilabevhvillo; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band I, 2, 3, 4. O MARY E. SHOUB; Showsbury; French; Alpha Xi Delta; Genysburgian l; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4; Kappa Dena Epsilon 3, 4; Fronch Club I, 2, 3, 4. SHIPE O WALTER H. SHIPE; zoo: Kanawha Si. N.W.. Washingion, D. C.; Economics; Sigma Chi: Scabbard and Blade. 0 ROIERT L. SHRYOCK; 224 York 51., GoNysburq; Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; Band I; Gcifysburgian Assistant Spot's Edifor l, Sport Editor 2, 3; Editor-in-Chiuf 4; Pi Doha Epsilon 3, 4, PruiduM 3; lnhamurol Board 3; Oufshndinq Junior. 0 VIRGINIA A. SHULER; 33l N. I7 : 59., Camphill; French; Chi Om-qa: SCA l, 2; G-Hysburqian 3, 4; Owol and Niinnqolo 3. 4; French Club 3. 4; Phi Sigma Ion 3; 4; International Club 2, 3. 4, Corraspondinq Socrohry 3. 0 WILLIAM M. SLEE; 38 E. Middle 59., Gcffysburg; Philosophy: Pro-Minishrial Association 2. 3. 4; SCA Cabinet 2, 3; 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3. 4; Soccer 4; EM Sigma PM 3, 4. SHRYOCK SHULER SMITH, W. SNODGRASS 0 ROBERT T. SNODGRASS; l3l Tenth Av... Pifman, N. J.: Physics; Track 3I 4. 0 CHARLES H. SOURBER; 2I3 E. Walnut St, Hanover; Biology; Phi Dona ode; SPECTRUM 3; Class Troasunr 4; Scabbard and llado 3, 4; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Gaffysburgian l, 2, 3, 4; lnhrna- Nonal Club 3, 4; Junior Prom Dance Commmu 3; IFC Danc- Comminu 4. O WILBUR T. STEIN; Route 2, G- ysburg; Social Scioncns; Wrostling l, 2; Avia'ion Club 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4. O DORIS A, STETLER; I33 Carmqio Plus, Pittsburgh; Spanish; Alpha Xi Delia; SCA l, 2, 3, Vico-Pnsidom 4; Women's AOhIoiic Association 3; Gommurqian I, 1, Assisfanf Sport: Edifor 3, 4: SPECYRUM Co-Spom EdiOor 3; Phi Sigma lofa 3, Vicu-Pnsidcnf 4; EM Sigma PM 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, SuuhrlalA; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; Hockey l; Mercury l; 2, 3; Skofch Club I, 2; Pon-Hollonic Council 3, 4; G-Iook 3. 0 GUENTHEL H. SLUSSER; Rouio 2. Gardnori; WWGC 3. 4. Economics; 0 o CARLTON N. SMITH; 20 Royal Road, Rockvillo Centre. N. Y.; Physiu; Soccer l, 2, 3: Band 2, 3. O HERBERT L. SMITH; I45 Broadway, GoMysburq; Phi Gamma Delta; Soccer l, Manager 2, 3; Wrominq l; G-Book 3; SPECTRUM 3; SCA I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, Secretary 4. O WALTER A. SMITH, JR.; I403 Zarker SL, Harrisburg; Eco- nomics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. SLEE SLUSSER SOURIER SENI 4 u 7-- --.-..-. GeHyshurg Pa. L!BF2AI?Y SMHH,g ORS 9 STETLER GETTYiBUEG COLLEGE 53 TREMBLE WALD, M. O DUDLEY A. TREMBLE; l2? Chambersburq $9., Geffysburq; Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Foofball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. 0 HAZEL M. TREXLER; I007 Elizabefh Ave., Laureldale; Ger- man; Delta Gamma; A Capella Choir 2, 3, 4; Vesper Choir l, 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3, 4, Cabinef l, 2; Dalia Phi Alpha 3, Presi- dent 4; Kappa Delia Epsilon 3, Vice-Presidanf 4; Women's Athletic Associafion 2; Modern Book Club I, 2; Geifysburgian l. 0 GUINN E. UNGER; 22 Seminary AveH Geffysburq; Eco- nomics; Pi Lambda Sigma 4; Scabbard and Blade 4. O FRED VAN RIPER; 77 Grovn Ave., Haywood, N. J.; Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. TREXLER UNGER WALD; W. WALSH O JEANNE C. WALSH; 9l Penbroke Ave., Sfafen Island, N. Y.; Spanish; Phi Mu; Phi Sigma lofa 3, 4; Gef'ysburgian l, 2, 3; Mercury 2, 3; SPECTRUM 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; French Club 2, 3; SCA l, 2, 3. O MILDRED A. WALTER; Fair'ield Road, Gettysburg: French; Phi Mu; SenaOe Corresponding Secretary 4; SCA ll 2, 3, 4; French Club I, 2, 3, Secretary-Yreasurer 4; Spanish cmb 3, 4; Mercury 3, 4; Phi Sigma loie 3, 4; GeHysburgian I, 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club 3, 4. O JACQUELINE WALTERS; Harrisburg; Psychology; Delia Gamma; SCA 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Spanish Club 3; Psychology Club 4. O HOWARD H. WEANER, JR.; 224 E. Biddle SL, Wes? Chesfer; Chemishy; Phi Sigma Kappa; Infernafional Club I; Band I, 3; Senaie 2, 4; SCA 2; Scepfical Chymisfs 3, 4; G-Book 2. O ALLEN B. VEANER; l823 Susquehanna SL, Harrisburg; Physics; WWGC 3, 4. O JACK H. VIETS; 352 Collequ Hill, Bloomsburg; Economics; Sigma Chi; Goffyzburgian l, Anisfanf Circulaiion Manager 2, Circulaiion Manager 3; SPECTRUM Phofoqraph Editor 2, Assistani Business Manager 3; Infer-Fraiernify Council 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Outsianding Junior. 0 MILDRED H. WALD; Fiffh and Middle 595., Gemsburg; English; Chi Omega; SCA I, 2, 3; Geitysburgian l; Vesper Choir l; Hockey l, 2, Captain 3, Baskefball I, 2, 3, Manager 2; Women's Afhlafic Association Vice-Prasidenf 3; Tennis Manager 4; Class Secrdary,l; Spanish Club 3; SPECTRUM 3; Kappa Delia Epsilon 3, 4; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, President 4. 0 WILLIAM WALD, JR.; Fifth and Middle SfL, Geffysburg; Chemishy; Phi Kappa Psi; Senan 3; Sceptical Chymisls 4. VAN RIPER VEANER M K WALTER WALTERS 5 A Capella Choir vnhran, DON SWOPE . . . Kappa Phi Kappa pillar Member of Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraiorni'y . . . pianist par excellcnco. 2:3 VIETS x 5.1. L9. :3 WEANER O HENRY W. WEDAA; 339 Carlisle 50., GeNysburg; Physics; S E N I O R 8 Phi Sigma Kappa; Scepfical Chymists 3, 4. 0 WILLIAM 8. WILSON; 720 E. Second 59., Bloomsburg; Biology; Transfer from Bloomsburq Sfaie Teachers College. 0 ROSANN M. WOHLFARTHf233I Rudy Road, Harrisburg; 4 Psychcioqy; Chi Omega; Genysburqian l, 2, 3, 4; Mercury 2; 4 9 SPECTRUM 4; SCA l, 3, 4; Psychology Club 4; Spanish Club 3; wwec 4. I RUTH H. WOOD; Greenwood Hills, Harrisburg: French; Alpha Xi Delia; French Club I, 2, 3. 4, Vice-Presidenf 3; Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4; Modern Book Club I, 2, Vice-Presidenf 3, 4; Mercury l, 2, 3, 4; Geitysburqian l; Kappa Dales Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Sigma Iota 4; SCA l, 2, 3. 4; President of Alpha Xi Delia 3, 4. WEDM WILSON WOHLFARTH wooo WOOLSON WORTH WRIGHT YOCUM . YOUNT O RICHARD C. WOOLSON; 427 Waverly Road, Glenside; O BRENT P. YOUNT; Box 84, Faiih, N. C.; Socid Sciencc; Psychology; Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA l, 2, 3, Cabins, 4; Vesper Gamma Beta Chi; EM Sigma PM 3, 4; SCA 2, 3, 4; PM- , Choir I; Psychology Club President 4. Minisferial Association 3. O SHIRLEY WORTH; 392 MassachuseHs Ave., Trenion, N. J.; Chemisiry; Delia Gamma; SCA l, 2, 3, 4; Gestburqian l, 2, Assistant Advertising Manager 3. Adveriising Manager 4; SPECY- RUM Advcroisinq Manager 3; G-Book l, 3; Rifle Team 2; Vesper Choir II 2; Beta Befa Beta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3; Scepiical Chymisis 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon Secrefary-Treasurer 4; Senate Recording Secrefary 4; Baum Math Prim 2. 0 ROBERT F. WRIGHT, JR.; 208 Washingion SM Glen Ridge. N. J.; Biology; Phi Kappa Rho; Soccer Manager I; Baseball ' Manager II 2, 3, 4; Chess Club II 2; SCA II 2. O GEORGE L. YOCUM, JR.; 920 Cenire Avc., Reading; Eco- nomics; Phi Gamma Delta; Golf 3, 4. 56 TED LINDQUIST, Associa'e Gaffysburqian Edhor . . . LSA presi- dent . . . Phi Sig. . . . SCA . . . Pre Min leader . . . Eh: Sigma Phi program arranger. AITKEN ALBRIGHT ALDINGER ALLSHOUSE ALTLAND ATTIG BAIR BARTHELS BAUSBACK BEAVER BELL BERNSTINE I GILBERT N. AITKEN, JR.; 229 Union 59., Morresiown. New Jersey; History; Kappa Delta Rho; Transfer from Col- lege of South Jersey. 0 WILLIAM J. ALBRIGHT, Ill: l58 Second St, Highspire, Chemisfry; Phi Kappa Psi; Wresflinq I. O FRED B. ALDINGER; l6l South Sixfh St, Chambersburq; English; Phi Delia Thefa; Transfer from Lafayette College. 0 RICHARD R. ALLSHOUSE; 305 Wesf Nedro Ave.l Phila- delphia: Biology; Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer l, 2. 3. O COMER L. ALTLAND, l4 Fourth St, GeHysburq; Physics; Phi Kappa Psi. 0 CHARLES E. ATTIG; ll6 Soufh Newberry Sh, York; Eco- nomics. 0 JOHN C. BAIR; 2H Cornell Ave., Swarfhmore; Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi; Gettysburgian l: Infer-Frafernify Council Treasurer 3. O LEWIS B. BARTHELS; Smithfon; Biology; SCA 3. O LEONARD C. BAUSBACK; Floral Park, Long IslandI New York; Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omega. 0 RICHARD A. BEAVER; Monfoursville; Physical Education; Phi Delta Theta; Fooiball Il 2I 3; Afhleiic Council 3. 0 PAUL BELL; 2002 Norfh Broad St, Philadelphia 2!; French; Phi Kappa Psi; SPECTRUM 2; Phi Sigma low. 0 FREDERICK W. BERNSTINE; I4I3 St. James Place, William sporf; Maihematics. JUNlORS 0 JOHN W. BLACKMAN; 22l Grandviow Ave., Pifman. N. J.; Chemishy; Lambda Chi Alpha; Rifl- Tuam l; G-look 2; SPECTRUM 3. O BARKER S. BLAUVELT; 7l0 Maple Av... Honesdala; Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa: SCA 3: GoNysburq Christian Fellowship Vichrcsidcnf 3. 0 ROBERT A. BLEY; I9I5 Payson 50.. Baliimoro. Md.: Mnhomaiics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Siudonl Senofe 3. O EUGENE D. BOYER; Vallay View; Mafhomaiics; Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 ROBERT H. BOYER; 3 Moul Ave., Hanover; Phychology; Transfer from York Junior Collogo. O ANNE U. BRUBAKER; Bird-in-Hand; Physical Education: Chi Omega; Baskdball 2. 3; Hockey 2I 3; Goffysburgian 3: WAA 3; May Cour? 2; SCA 2. 3. 0 WILLIAM E. BUEHLER, III: 4 Was? Price $9., Phila- delphia 44; Economics; Phi Gamma Delia; Baseball l. 2. 0 BERTRAM E. BULLER; 26 Brighiwood Av... Purl River. N. Y.; History; Lambda Chi Alpha; Soccer l, 2, 3; GeHys- burqian l, 2; WWGC 3; SCA I. 3. O CARL R. BURKEL; 420 Grun Ridge 50,, Scranton; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Economics; SCA 3. O GEORGE D. BUSHMAN. Arendisviile: Economics; Phi Kappa Rho; Band I, Z. 0 JOHN H. CANDIOTO; IE4! Herr St, Harrisburg; Eco- nomics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Spanish Club: SCA 3. o RICHARD E. CANOUSE; 2I9 Wu! Sixfh 59., Burwick; Biology; Beta Befa Bah: 3; L. Card. Francais 3. BLACKMAN IOYER. E. BUEHLER BUSHMAN ILAUVELT noun, R. BULLER CANDIOTO lLEY BRUBAKER BURKEL CANOUSE $9 WAA active . . . SAL GEIMAN. Women's Tribunal Prosidenf . . . W56 officer . . . Band and Orch-sfra . . . Phi Mu. CARPENTER CERVINO CLOUSER CLAYBORNE COCKLIN COMES, J. COMES, L. COPELAND CRALEY CREUTZBURG CROMER CZYZEWICZ O WILLARD CARPENTER; 206 Sedgwick Ave., Yonkers, N. Y.; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pi Lambda Sigma. I TONY CERVINO; IIOI Easf ANantic Ava.. Haddon Heighfs; N. J.; Economics; Foofball I, 2. 3; Baseball I, 2. 3. 0 PAUL E. CLOUSER; I43 Spring 59., Middlefown; Biology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; International Club 2, 3; Gavel Club 3; Business Manager G-Book 3; Presiden? Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3. O R. B. CLAYBORNE; 449 Soufh Sixth 59., Camden. N. J.; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega. 0 JOHN H. COCKLIN: R.D. No. 3, Dillsburg; Psychology; Transler from York Junior College. 0 JOYCE C. COMES, 8303 Liberty Road; Balfimore; Md.; Spanish; Alpha Xi Delia; A Capella Choir 3; Chapel Choir 3; SPECTRUM 3; Spanish Club 3; Transfer from Capital Uni- versify. 0 LOUIS K. COMES; JK; 30I Hanover St; GeMysburq; Philosophy; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Eta Sigma PM 3. 0 WILLIAM R. COPELAND; i07 Wes! Third St, Lowis'own; History; Phi Sigma Kappa; Varsiiy Tcnnis 2. O N. NEIMAN CRALEY, JR.; Red Lion; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; A Capella Choir 2, 3; InMr-Fra'ernify Council 3; SPECTRUM 3; Junior Class Treasurer. 0 ANN F. CREUTZBURG; 595 Wyndham Road, Teaneck. N. J.; Spanish; DeMa Gamma; SCA 2, 3; Hockcy 3; Basket- ball 2; Pan-Hellenic Council 3; WAA Manager 3. O RICHARD H. CROMER; I6! Nor ! College 59., Carlisle; Economics; Phi Gamma Dena; Track Team 2; Riflle Team 2. O EDWARD CZYZEWICZ: 207 Spring Ave., Hanover; Social Science; Transfer from Waynosburg College. JUNIORS O MORGAN C. DAVIS; 707 Willow St. Scranfon; English; Kappa Delta Rho; SCA 3. O SAMUEL C. DEITRICK; 242 Arch St, Sunbury; Hisfory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. O BERNARD F. DiANGELO; 788 Mi. Rosa Ave., York; His- tory; WWGC 3. O LUTHER L. DIETRICH, JR.; 220 Baltimore 51., Gettys- burg; Biology. 0 BETTY LOU DINGER; Fairviow Road. Pittsburgh I5: Social Science; Phi Mu; A Capella Choir 3; Cheerleader 3; SCA 3; Ominq Club 3; GeOfysburqian 3; Transfer from Grove Cify College. 0 RICHARD W. DUITREY; 53 West LouOhor St, Carlixlo; Economics; Sigma Chi. o HOWARD l. DUTTON; I705 C St. South East, Wash- ington, D. 6.; Political Science; Track I. O GERARD A. DVORSKY; ll07 Maryand Av... Duquesne; Biology. 0 SIDNEY S. EHRHART; Glenville; Hisfory; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capella Choir l, 2, 3; Vesper Choir 3; SCA l. 2, 3. O PHILIP C. EISENHART; ISIS Norfh Georg. 51.. York; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; WWGC 2. 3; Rifle Team 2. 0 WILLIAM E. EISENHART; 576 Pine 59., Shelioo; Biology: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Gavel Club 3; lnhrnaNonal Club 3; Inver-Frahrnity Council 3; G-Book 2; Vica-Presidcnf of Class 3. 0 WILLIAM K. ELLIOTT; I423 Ellie SL, Verona; Eco- nomics. DAVIS DIETRICH DUTTON EISENHART. P. DEITRICK DINGER DVORSKY EISEN HARY, W. DIANGELO DUTREY EHRHART ELLIOTT 61 Journalisf Ounhndinq, IILL SNYDER . . . GoNbeurgian Sports Edhor . . . Editor of GJook . . . Lambda Chi . . . Sena Vic. Pruidonf . . . SPECTRUM pic: editor. A ERB EYSWEILER FAIR FAUST FEGELY FELLENBAUM FISSEL FLAHERTY FOLTZ FORTENBAUGH FOULKROD FRAILEY O JOSEPH E. ERR; U30 Broadway. Hanover; Poli'ical Scicnco: Alpha Tau Omega; Ganysburqian I, 2, 3; Wrominq I, 2' 3; Morcury 3; SCA 3; SPECTRUM l Arf Edifcr 3; Inhr-Frahrnify Council 3. 0 JAMES R. ETSWEILER; 459 Cunhr St, Millorsburg; Physics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; A Capella Choir l, 2, 3; SPECTRUM; Ediior-in-Chicf 3; Clam Honors I; Dun's Honor List I. O GEORGE C. FAIR; 120 Shinwohr Av... GoHysburg; Economicn Basketball 1. 2, 3. O SAMUEL D. FAUST; Sfar Rouh, Iridgdon, N. J.; Chemistry; Scepfical Chymitfs 3. 0 CHARLES E. FEGELY; 235 South Franklin St. Allentown; Psychology. 0 ANN FELLENBAUM; 299 Soufhwnsi Sacond Av... Lan- caster; English; Delta Gamma; Studeno Council 3; SCA 3; SPECTRUM 3. O GAYLARD H. FISSEL; l32 Hanover 5L..Go yiburq: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Baikdball II 2. 3. 0 WILLIAM B. FLAHERTY; Ncw Oxford; History; land 3. O RICHARD H. FOLTZ; 8l2 North Sixth St. Shamokin; Economics; Phi Dona Theta. 0 RUYHE FORENBAUGH; ISO Broadway. GoMysburg; Laiin; Chi Omega; Gcffysburginn l. 2, FIaQuro EdiOor 3; SPECT- RUM 2, Foafuro Ediior 3; A Capolla Choir l. 2, 3; Tau Kappa Alpha 3; Eta Sigma PM 2, 3; Garvor Latin Prin l; Class of 'lb Priu 2; WWGC 2: W56 I' 2; SCA I, 2I 3; G-Book Managing Edi'or 2. O BARBARA W. FOULKROD; ll Norfh Waxhingion 57., Geifysburg; Delta Gamma; Sh'ch Club I; Tribunal 2; Mercury 3. O FRANK L. FRAILEY; ISM Eas' St, Honesdalo; Polmcal Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; land 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3; Scabbard and Blade 2. 3. JUNIORS GAMBACORTA GARRETT GEIMAN GEISELMAN 3 GILBERT GILLIGAN O ROCCO GAMBACORTA; I334 AHanIic Av... Camden. N. J.; Economics. 0 PHILIP L. GARRETT: I90 Second 51., Hanover; Chomisiry: Tau Kappa Epsilon. I CHRISTINE GEIMAN: 3Il Easf Walnu? $9., Hanovor; Biology: Phi Mu: Goffysburgian l. 2. 3; Band I. 2. 3; Treasurer WAA 2; Tribunal 2, Pruidon? 3; Vico-Prosidcnf W56 3; Baskuball 2I 3. 0 WILLIAM J. GEISELMAN: 325 Easf Hanovor St. Han- ovcr; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; SCA 3; Spanish Club 3. O DOROTHY GILBERT; 2040 Riqg 5L. Dunmoro; Chomisfry: Phi Mu; GoMsburgian 3; Pan-Hollanic Council 3; Scoptical Chymim 3; SCA 3. 0 JOHN GILLIGAN; 23! Fairlamb Avo., Havoriown; Biology; Phi Gamma DQIM; Foofball I, 2, 3; Iaskofball l. O JEAN 5. GOOD; I005 Fihh Av... PaHon: SCA II 2; Rific Tum l, 2. 0 WILLIAM F. GOTWALD: W Irookdalc Av... Now Rochallo, N. Y.; Physics; Phi Sigma Kappa; lnhrnational Club 3; SCA 3. O CARL H. GREENAWALD; 2I0 Wosf Douglass 50., Rad- inq; HisOory; Goifysburqian Anisfcn' News Edifor l. 2. 3: RM. Tum I, 2, 3; SCA l, 2. 3; Independent Men's EncuOivo Clbino. I, 2. 3; Tribunal 2; Outing Club 2; Campu; Sonafc 2. 3. O GORDON K. GRIGSIY; ION Grunhlll Road, Lansdowno: Economics; Phi Gamma Dalia; Basketball l, 2; T.nnis I. 2. 3; Soccer 2, 3; Marcury 2. 3. o FREDERICK P. HAEHNLEN: 320 Norfh S'raNon Sh, Gonysburg; Political Scionco; Phi DOHO MM; Football I. 2: Track I, 2. 0 CHARLES E. HALL: 306 Shanon St, GINYSbqu; Eco' nomics; PM Do : Thou. GOOD GOTWALD GREENAWALD GRIGSBY HAEHNLEN HALL 63 JEANNE HANKINS . . . SCA faiihful . . . WAA acrefary . . . Chi Omega . . . Varsi'y Hockey . . . GeHysburgian Feature Writer . . . SPECTRUM aide. HANKINS HARTMAN HEIDLER HEINTZELMAN HOCK HOKE HOLLWAY HORNER HOWELLS HUNT JUDITZ KASE O L. JEANNE HANKINS; Princess Anne. Md.: English; Chi Omega; SCA l, 2. 3; Gehysburgian 3; SPECTRUM 2; WAA Secretary 2; Hockey 2l 3; Dorm Dance Chairman 3; WWGC 2. O LESLiE M. HARTMAN: 522 Nelson St, Chambersburg; Economics; Tau Kappa EpsHon; WWGC Staiion Manager 3; Spanish Club I; International Club I; SCA 2. O JOSEPH W. HEIDLER, JR.: I08 Norfh Gofwal? 59.. York; Psychology; Kappa DelOa Rho; WWGC 3; A Capella Choir 3. 0 JAMES R. HEINTZELMAN; 102 Middle SL. Gettysburg; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Beskefball l. 0 JOHN N. HOCK; IBM Mahaniongo St, PoMsville; His- tory; Phi Kappa Rho; Wresiling I; lnter-Fraternify Council 3. I CHESTER J. HOKE; 24l Baer Ave., Hanover; Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA l, 2I 3; Wresfling 2; ln'ernafional Club 2, 3; SPECTRUM 3. O DONALD W. HOLLWAY; I68 Linden Ave., Red Lion; Chemishy; Phi Delia YheQa: SCA l; Band I, 2, 3; SPECTRUM 2, Business Manager 3; Campus Senafe 3; Class Secretary 2. 0 WILLIAM E. HORNER; 3700 Trindle Road. Camp Hill; Economics; Fomball Manager 3; Baskefball Manager 3. O DONALD L. HOWELLS; 425 Argonne Drive, New Ken- sington; Physics; Phi Delia Theta; Gef'ysburgian 2. 3; SPECTRUM 2, Assisfan' Business Manager 3; Owl and Night- ingale 2. 3; InfernaNonal Club 2. 0 CHARLES L. HUNT; 433 Bnn'on St, Johnstown; Hisfory; Kappa Delta Rho; SCA 3; Pre-Mininerial Associaiion 3. 0 ROBERT E. JUDITZ; Somsrdale, N. J.; Chemisfry; Kappa Delta Rho. 0 PAUL F. KASE; ll47 Rollesfon SL, Harrisburg; Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA 3. z JUNIORS KAUFFMAN KEISER KERNS KETTLER . KING KIPP 0 ROBERT E. KAUFFMAN; East Prospod Park; Chomisiry; Sigma Chi; Basketball l. 2; Sludonf Sonata 2, 3. 0 RICHARD L. KEISER; Monfounvillo; Mafhoma'ics-Physin; Phi mm Thofa; SPECYRUM 2; SCA 3. O RUSSELL R. KERNS; 327 ConosOOga $1.. SMIIOon; History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; A Capella Choir 1. 2, 3; SCA I, 2, 3; Pro-Minishrial Association I, 2, 3; International Club I, 2. O BERNARD R. KETTLER; 622 South Fonz? Drive, Wosf Englewood, N. J.; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Track I, 2; SCA 3. O LAURENCE H. KING; New Freedom; Mafhemafics; A Capella Choir 2, 3; Vesper Choir 3; SCA 3. 0 JAMES K. KIPP. III; II? Sou'h Goddu SL. Wilmingfon. DoL; Biology; Phi Delta Theta; Iota Ida Ida 3. O WALTER R. KIRKER; I930 Mulberry 5L. Harrisburg; Chemishy; Phi Gamma Delta; Football 1. 2, 3; Baseball I. Z, 3; Inhr-Frahrnify Council 3; Tribunal 3. O STUART S. KULF; 327 Seminary St. Ponnsburq; Chemis- try; Sccpfical Chymisfs 3. 0 EARL KUTZ, JR.: ll6 West Main 59., Mechaniciburq; English; Phi Kappa Rho; Pn-Minishrial Association 3; Campus Senah 3; SCA 3. O EDWARD A. LEAMAN; 36! North Broad St, Liiih; Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band II 3; SPECTRUM Managing Editor 3; SCA 3. O JOSEPH H. LECKRONE; 9 Dewey Avu.. York; Chomishy; Phi Kappa Psi. O CAROLYN A. LEE; 2309 lollovuu Road, Harrisburg; Economic; Delta Gamma; Owl and Niqhmlqalc 3; WWGC 3. KIRKER KULP KUTZ LEAMAN LECKRONE LEE 1 9 5 O 9 4A 76.6: 65 u LEISTER LONG LUHRS MARKEL LILLICH LOTT LUNDQU IST MATHIEU LINDQUIST LOUDENSLAGER MANN McCAUSLAND Dramaiic arfisi, LIL MICKLEY . . . Debaiing advocaie, . . . A choir . . . Chi Omega . . . Open House organizer. O ELWOOD H. LEISTER; 524 Wes+ Middle 5L, Hanover; Social Science; Phi Kappa Rho; SCA 3; Pre-Minishrial Asso- cia'ion 3; Gavel Club 3. 0 DAVID O. LILLICH; R.D. No. 3, Spring Grove; Biology; Sigma Chi. O THEODORE LINDQUIST; JR.; Pleasanf Gap; Social Science; Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA l, 2, 3; Vesper Choir l. 2, 3; Geffysburgian l, Assuciah Editor 2, 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3; Eta Sigma Phi 2, Vice-Presidenf 3; Pro-Minisferial Asso- ciaOion l, 2, Corresponding Sccrefary 3; Class Honors II 2. 0 JAMES E. LONG; 23 North Front 59., Sfoelfon; Chemisfry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; SCA l, 2; Gettysburgian l, 3; Track 2; Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3. I ELIZABETH A. LOTT; Gardners; Economics; Chi Omega; SCA l, 2, 3; Tribunal 2; WAA 3; W56 3; Hockey 2, 3; Baskafball 2, 3; Geffysburgian 2, 3; SPECTRUM 2, 3. 0 PAUL E. LOUDENSLAGER; 409 Warick Road, Haddon- field, N. J.; Chemisfry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Swimming 3. O SANDRA P. LUHRS; 25 South Penn St, Shippensburq; Psychology; Chi Omega; SCA 3; International Club 3; Out- ing Club 3; Modern Book Club Vice-Presidenf 3; GeHys- burgian 3; SPECTRUM 3; Psychology Club 3; Spanish Club 3; Transfer from Southern Seminary. 0 CHARLES J. LUNDQUIST, 2406 Riverside Drive, Williams- porf; Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa. O DONALD Z. MANN; McKnightsfown; Economics; Band 3; SCA 3; Spanish Club 3. o C. BECK MARKEL, 460 Chesfnui St, Columbia; Eco- nomics; Phi Delta Thefa; SPECTRUM 2, 3; SCA l. O JOSEPH MATHIEU; 89 Vernon Ave., Yonkers, N, Y.; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. 0 ROBERT G. MCCAUSLAND; l206-B Dermond Road, Drexel Hill; Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Football II 2, 3; Golf 2, 3; Basketball l. JUNIORS O MILTON C. McCLAIN; 29 Soufh IO : 59., Harrisburg; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Fooiball II 2, 3. O LARRY S, McCLUNG; Shwar'stown; Chemisiry: Phi Sigma Kappa; Basketball l; Scep'ical Chymisk 3. O GRAHAM E. McCUTCHEON; I88 Walan SL, Tcaneck, N. J.; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Wrestling l, 2. 3; Student Intramural Manager 2, 3 0 JOHN C. McKAY; 30l North 26 : St. Camp Hill: Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi. O EUGENE R. McVICKER; l06 Carlixlc St, Goffysburg: Hismry; SCA 2, 3; Band 3. 0 DAVID L. McMORRIS; 11.0. No. 2. Hollidaysburq; Biology; Alpha Tau Omaqa: Dobah l; SCA l, 3; Studunf Scnme 2, 3; Swimming I, 3; Foofball 3; DC : Phi Alpha 3. O RICHARD G. MECKLEY; 225 East Chestnut St. Hanover; Economics. 0 LILLAIN H. MICKLEY; Pin. Manor. R.D. No. I, New Oxford; English; Chi Omoga: A Capella Choir 2. 3; SCA II 2, 3; Chairman Open Houn Commi'ho 3: WWGC 2. 3: GoHysburgian 2, 3; G-Book 2; Tau Kappa Alpha 3; Women's Debah 2. 3; Owl and Nithingole Socrdary 3; Siudonf Sonah 3. 0 CHARLES K. MILLER. JR.; SIB Race Av... Lancashr; History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; SCA l, 2, 3; km. Tum l, 2, 3. 0 DAVID T. MILLER; H4 Wu! PhLH-Ellena SL, Philadcl- phia; Economics; Phi Gamma DcHa; Soccer 2. O GRANVILLE F. MILLER; R.D. No. 2. LiMcsfown; Physics: Phi Sigma Kappa; Band II 2, 3. 0 JOHN N. MILLER; 28 North Mb 50.. Lemoync; English: Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA 3; Outing Club 3; Vesper Choir 2. 3; Tennis lI 2'I 3. McCLAIN McKAY MECKLEY MILLER, D. McCLUNG McVICKER MICKLEY MILLER, G. McCUTCHEON McMORRIS MILLER, C. MILLER. J. 67 Phi Gem, ROSS SACHS . . Ouktandinq Basketball guard A . . Brilliant passer oi the pigskin. MILNER MORGAN MOUNTAIN MOWERS MUNCH MUNIZ MYERS NATALE NEBINGER OGDEN OTLEY QTY 0 JOHN MILNER, JR; 50I Bergen 59., Gloucester Cify. N. J.; Business Adminisfraiion; Kappa Delta Rho; Transier from College cl Sou'h Jersey; Geifysburgian 3. 0 JOHN B. MORGAN; 3l5 West Ave., Mf. Carmel; Eco- nomics; Sigma Chi; G-Book 3. O WALTER S. MOUNTAIN, Ill; 30 Was? Broadway. Gems- burg; BiologY; Phi Kappa Psi. 0 ROBERT H. MOWERS; 384 Second St. Highspiro; Eco- nomics. O MAYNARD G. MUNCH; 207 Is? 51., Hicksville, N. Y.; Chemiitry. O MILLARD M. MUNTZ: 225 Princess 59., Hanover; Chemis- try; Alpha Tau Omega; Football I; SCA 3; Mercury 3; Sceptical Chymisfs 3; SPECTRUM 3 O PATRICIA MYERS; 5I6 Wes? Jackson St. York; French; Chi Omega; Gettysburgian l, 2, 3; SCA 2. 3; Hockey 2. O SEBASYIAN D. NATALE; SI? Race 59., Harrisburg; Palifi- cal Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Football lI 2I 3; WWGC 3. O FAYE E NEBINGER; 330 West Broadway, Red Lion; Chemistry; Phi Mu; SCA 1, 2I 3; Basketball 2; Sceptical Chymisfs 2, 3. 0 WILLIAM R OGDEN; 336 Hammer. 50., GoMysburq; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Baskdball l, 2. 3. O JESS OTLEY; Bohemia. Earlavillc. Md.; Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa; SPECTRUM Classes Editor 2; Mercury I; Track 1, 2; hhrnafional Club I. O RICHARD M. CW; 508 Palliser St, Johnstown: Chemishy; Phi Sigma Kappa; Band I, 2. 3; Sclptical Chymists 2: Treasurer 3; SCA l; lnterna'ional Club 2. JUNIORS 0 JOHN C. PALMER; Downianown: Biology; Phi Doha Theta; SCA 3; WWGC 3; Transfer from Virginia Milifary Insfifuie and Franklin and Marshall College. 0 MAX H. PALMER: 253 Harding Court York; Spanish; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Interna'ional Club I, 2; Spanish Club I, 2; 3; French Club I, 2, 3; Phi Sigma lots 3. O ADA L. PARKER; IOH Fifth Ave.. South. Clinfon; Iowa; Physical Education; Delta Gamma; WAA I, Manager 2, Vice-Prosidon' 3; SCA l, 2. 3; Afhlcfic Council I, 2; 3; Tribunal 3; Hockey I, 2. 3; laskciball l, 2, 3; Vuper Choir 3. I MARTIN T. PAVELIC; IOU Soufh 99h St, Harrisburg; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilom Football 1, 2l 3. O HARRY C. PEBLEY; IOII Buckley Av... Johnsfown; Biology. 0 THEODORE P. PECK; 5l Midwood St. Brooklyn 25 N. Y.; English; Tau Kappa Epsilon; SCA 3; Ba Sigma PM 3; Pre- Minis'orial Association 3. O R. RUSSELL PEERY; Wall St. Madison. Conn.; Hisfory; Kappa Delta Rho; Band I, Z, 3; Presidom Kappa Delta Rho 3. O BETTY ANN PHLEGER; 7ll Hepburn 57., MiHon; Psy- chology; Alpha Xi DQHa; Marcury 2I 3; SCA 2; Women's Student Council 3; WAA Board 3. O MORRIS R. PRICKETT; Medford, N. J.; Maihemafics; Sigma Chi; Ba Sigma Phi 3; Band 3; lnMrnaHonal Club 2. 3. O HARRY PURE; SIO Soufh 59., Philadelphia; Physical Edu- cation; Basketball l, 2, 3. O EDGAR M. RAFFENSPERGER; 200 Soufh SfraHon $9., GeHysburq; Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capolla Choir I, 2, 3; Phi Sigma Kappa Quanef l, 2, 3; WWGC 2. 3. O NORMAN C. RASMUSSEN; 24 South Hanover St, Hummelsiown; Physics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Class Secrefary 3; SPECTRUM 3. PALMER; J. PAVELIC PEERY PURE PALMER, M. PEBLEY PHLEGER RAFFENSPERGER PARKER PECK PRICKETT RASMUSSEN 69 REESE ROM BERGER RUDOLPH SCHAEFFER RICHTER ROST RUMBERGER SCHANTZ RIDEN RUDISILL SACHS SCHEFFER ADA PARKER, Mhlefic Council Roprosaniafivc . . . DclOa Gamma . . . WAA officer . . . Varsity Hockey and Basketball. 0 ALLISON REESE; l522 4th St; Alfoona; Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Football l, 2, 3; SCA 2I 3. O EDWARD J. RICHTER; 24 Apple Ave., Mount Ephraim; N. J.; Physical EducaHon; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; GcHys- burgian 2; 3; SCA l, Delegate 90 Kansas Universiiy 2, Presidan? During Summer Session 3; Class Treasurer 2; Ban- ball I; 2; Spanish Club. O DONALD L. RIDEN; Lewisfown; English; Kappa Delta Rho; SCA II 2, 3; WWGC 2. o RICHARD E. ROMBERGER; I3I Soufh College 59.. Cartixle; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. O JEAN M3 ROST; I53 Wes! High St, Red Lion; Biology; Transfer from Temple University; A Capella Choir 3. O ALVIN S. RUDISELL: 830 Park AVIenue; Collingswood, N. J.; Bible; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capella Choir 2. 3; SCA l 2, 3; Pu-Minisierial Associa'ion II 2, 3; Efa Sigma PM 2. 3. O ALLEN R. RUDOLPH; 8M Franklin 59.; Wycmissing; Economics. 0 JAMES E. RUMBERGER; 2! West 3rd St; Waynosboro; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; GeHysburgian 3. 0 R055 H. SACHS; 34 Locust Ave., GeHysburq; Physical Educaiion; Phi Gamma Delia; Football ll 2. 3; BaskeOball I; 2, 3. .- ROBERT S. SCHAEFFER; 5604 Chevy Chase Parkway. Washinqion, D. 0.; Economics; Sigma Chi; Geffysburgian l; Scabbard and Blade 2, 3. O RICHARD R. SCHANTZ; 42I North St; Emmaus; His- fory; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA 2, 3; Phi Alpha Thefa 2, Presiden' 3; Doha Phi Alpha 3; GnHysburgian 2. 3; leook Managing Ediior 3; lnferna'ional Club 2, 3. O LOUIS K. SCHEFFER; 10l3 Green St; Harrisburg; Chemishy; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Scopiical Chymisfs 2, 3. JUNIORS SCHLACK SCHLEGELMILCH SCHWARTZ SEVERTSON ' SHEADS SHWELY O THEODORE C. SCHLACK; 3803 Wiley Av... Chattanooga, Tenn.; English; Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA l. 2. 3; Pro- Minisferial Associafion II 2; 3; A Capella Choir ll 2. 3; Gohysburgian I News Editor 2 3; Class Honors I; Dunk Honor List I, 2; Class 0! INS Prixe 2; Pi Delta Epsilon 2 3; Delta Phi Alpha 2l 3; Eh: Sigma Phi 3. 0 HARRY W. SCHLEGELMILCH; Sproul; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball II 2; Dalia Phi Alpha 3. 0 JOHN F. SCHWARTZ: 26 York St; Gettysburg; Physics; Phi Sigma Kappa; A Capella Choir 2. 3; SCA I. 2. 3. O MARIANNE M. SEVERTSON; Frederick; Md.; Psychology; Alpha X5 Delta. 0 ROBERT E. SHEADS; JR.; 25 Barlow St. 60Hysbur9; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega. ' 0 DEANE S. SHIVELY; 266 Market 59., Mifflinburq; Phi- losophy; Soccer I; Pre-Ministarial Associafion 2. 3; WWGC 3; Baskoiball Manager I. O FRANK H. SHIMER; SI? Janus 59.. Syracuse 3. N. Y.; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Gutysburgian l; Mercury 2. O RUYH E. SHOEMAKER; 339 Tenfh Ave.. Bofhloham; Mafhamalics; Phi Mu; Transfer from Moravian College lor Woman; SCA 2; 3; International Club 2, 3; Goiiysburqian 3; Delia Phi Alpha 3; Vesper Choir 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3; Modcrn Book Club 3. 0 DONALD C. SIMONTON: 836 George 59., York; Phi- losophy; Phi Kappa Psi; Class Treasurur l; Band I; A Capella Zhoir 2, 3; Eta Sigma Phi 2; 3; Owl and Nightingale 2I 3. 0 ROBERT M. SINGER; R.D. No. 2. Manheim; Mafhomafics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band I, 2. 3; SCA 2; 3. O EARL H. SMITH; R.D. No. l, Box 74, Woodland; Physics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Wrestling Manager II 2, 3; SPECTRUM 2, 3; SCA 3; Campus Sonata 2, 3; Go'fysburqian 2; 3. O THORNTON 6. SMITH; IOI EasO Main St, Woynosboro; Business Administration; Lambda Chi Alpha; Transfer from Grovc City College; SCA 3. SHIMER SHOEMAKER SIMONTON SINGER SMITH, E. SMITH; T. x GETTYSBUFIG COLLEGE Gettysburg, Pa. L l B R A R Y VSNYDER, A. STANCOMBE STRAUSBAUGH SNYDER, w. STOCK SIRICKLER SPERRY STOUFFER Geffysburqian Liferary Ed. . . . SCA'or RUTHE FORTENBAUGH . . SPECTRUM Features . . . Chorister . . . Chi Omega . . . Debafing. SWARTZBAUGH, c. 'SWARTZBAUGH, S. TAYLOR TERAN O ALDEN L. SNYDER; 20M Chesfnm $0., Harrisburg; Chemistry; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Band I, 2, 3. 0 WILLIAM R. SNYDER; l08 East Main St. Dallasfown; Political 'Science; Lambda Chi Alpha; Geffysburqian l. Sporfs EdHor 2, 3; SPECTRUM 2I Pidures Editor 3; SCA 2, 3; G-Book Edhor-in-Chief 3: Secretary Intramural Board 2. 3; Sfudem Faculty Commiffee 3; Chairman Frafernifies and Sororifics CommiMec 3; Chairman Freshman Customs Com- miffae 3. 0 WILLIAM H. SPERRY; 435 Carlisle SL. Gettysburg; His- tory; Phi Sigma Kappa. O WESLEY R. STANCOMBE: 308 North 50h SL. Bangor; Biology; Beta Beta Beta 2, 3; WWGC 2. 0 JAMES K. STOCK; New Oxford; Mafhemafics. 0 CHARLES K. STOUFFER; 6l0 Philadelphia Ave., Chambers- burg; Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; SPECTRUM 3. 0 C. BERNARD STRAUSBAUGH; l047 Was? King St, York; Biology; Tau Kappa Epsilon. O LOUISE J. STRICKLER: 35 Was! Maple 51., York; Enq- Iish; Chi Omega; SCA 3. O CLAUDE P. SWARTZBUAGH. JR.; 580 Company 51.. York; Hinory; WWGC 2: SCA l, 2. 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; Cheerleader 3. O STEPHEN P. SWARTZBAUGH; 948 Eas' Philachphia 5L. York; English; Transfer from York Junior College. 0 HAROLD L. TAYLOR; ll53 Rollcsfon St, Harrisburg; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha. 0 FRANCES D. TERAN; l7l6 Nomi Carolina St, Balfimoro. Md.; Spanizh; SCA 3; International Club 3; Ouodoor Club 3. Geffysbyrqian Am. News Edifor . . . Charmer, TED SCHLACK . Phl Sig . . . SCA advocah . . . Pi Delta Epsilon. THOMPSON, F. THOMPSON, H. TOME TROSTLE VENABLE WAGNER WALHEIM WALLACE WALTERSDORF WAREHIME WARNER WATKINS O FRANK THOMPSON, JR.; 92l South Queen St. York; Biology. 0 HARRIET THOMPSON; 207 Eighth Ave.. Haddon Heigh's, N. J,; MaOhomatics; Delia Gamma; Rifle Team 2; WAA 3; SCA 2, 3; Deba?ing Team 3; SPECTRUM 3. 0 MARK S. TOME; l0! Carlisle SL, Hanover; Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa; SCA 3. O GEORGE S. TROSTLE; Box I41, Goifysburq; Economics. 0 CHARLES L. VENABLE; Phi Sigma Kappa House; GcHys- burg; Hisfory; Phi Sigma Kappa; WWGC l. 2; lMernaNonal Club I, 2; SCA I, 2; Committee on General Welfare 2, 3; Consiiiuoion Class of I950. O EUGENE F. WAGNER; Mohrsvillo; Mafhemaiics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Band 2, 3; Fooiball l; Dance Band II 2, 3. 0 JOHN E. WALHEIM; I826 Sfanion 59., York; Economics; WWGC 3. O DONALD WALLACE; Craley; French; WWGC 3; Phi Sigma lob 3. O PHILIP H. WALTERSDORF; 506 Baltimore 59., Hanover; Economics; Alpha Tau Omega. 0 JOHN W. WAREHIME; 257 Frederick 51., Hanover; Economics; Alpha Tau Omoqa; WWGC 2l 3; Spanish Club 2. 3; SCA 3; GeNysburgian 3. O MARY E. WARNER; I750 Monroe 59.; York; History; Chi Omega; SCA 3; Transfer from York Junior College. 0 PALMER R. WATKINS; I53 Pine 59., Oxford; Biology; Phi Delta Theta; Baskeiball l; Soccer l. 2. 3; Tribunal Vice- Prcsidunf 3. WATSON WHARTON WIBLE WOODRUFF WEIGLE WHIYEMAN; J. WILLIAMS ZIEGLER WAY . WHITEMAN, o. WIEAND YINGST CARL GREENAWALD . . . GeHysburgian News Ednor . lndependen? Acfive Campus SenaOor. G-burq Public Relaiions 0 JAMES R, WATSON; R.D. No. 2, York; Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; SCA 3; InfernaQional Club 3. 0 JAMES R. WAY; 940 Ormond Avo.; Drexel Hill; Eco- nomics; Phi Gamma Delta; FooOball l, 2; 3; Wrestling I; 2I 3; SOudeM Senate 3. 0 DONALD K. WEIGLEI JR.; 32 West Pomfref St, Carlisle; Psychology. 0 MARIANNE WHARTON; 207 Huichinson Ave.. Haddon- liuld, N. J,; PsychologY: Hockcy 3; Gettysburgian 3; SCA 3; Psychology Club 3. 0 DAVID T. WHITEMAN; III; 228 Lenoir Av... Wayno: English. I 0 JOHN C. WHITEMAN; 228 Lenoir Av... Wayne; Eco- nomics; Band 3. o NATALIE E. WIILE; 428 Washington Av... Mooru'own, N. J.; Social Science; Chi Omega. 0 RICHARD B. WIEAND; l8 Nonh 80b 51.. Emmaus; Eco- nomics; Phi Dena Thofa; Basketball I; Basnball ll 2. O RICHARD J. WILLIAMS: RD. No. 2, York; Spanish. 0 DAVID S. WOODRUFF; 24H Morwood Lane. Havoriown; Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Class Vico-Pnsidenf 2; Dean's Honor Lisf II 2; President Lambda Chi Alpha 2; Beta 3093 309:1 42, Sacrefary 3; SCA II 2. 3; Vespur Choir l; Delhi Phi Alpha 3. O DALE E. YINGST; 438 Second St, Highspire; Eco- nomics; Phi Kappa Psi; Fooiball l. 0 BARBARA A. ZIEGLER; l27 Springs Ave.. GeNysburq; Biology; Phi Mu; Band I, Z; 3; SCA II 2, 3. GIVE A POOOSH 75 A meeHng of Hue minds. Hard workers. Firsf Row: Decker, Harhanft Thomas. Sneeder, Combs. Wohlfarfh. Second Row: Koch phofographerj, Snyder haicfure ediforJ, Efsweiler hdifor-in-chieH. Leaman managing ediforl. Bohr Ura+ernify ediforL Erb hd edi'rorL Third Row: Forfenbaugh Heafures ediiod. KersfeHer, Hankins, MicHey, Luhrs, Phleger. Walsh Isororify editorL Armsfrong. Leibfried. Fourth Row: Yosf. Mukh, Whife hopy edfiorL 78 The SPECTRUM is published annually by Jrhe Junior class of GeHysburg College. H is +he mile- slone of +he college, in which fhe graduaHng and Junior classes are porfrayed, and in which The aclivilies and organizafions on campus are repre- senled. The I950 SPECTRUM, wilh Jim Elsweiler as edifor-in-chief and Don Hollway as business mana- ger, devialed from previous edifions by employing an oHsef lype inslead of lefferpress, which was used prior +0 Jrhis year. This change will greafly reduce prin+ing cos'rs, Jrhe largesl expense Hem in +he prinfing of a book. Anolher new leafure is a fiffeen page seclion devoled lo +he factu. Wifh fhese addifions and ifs Jrheme represenfed by a record album, +he I950 SPECTRUM will vie +0 mainlain i+s high slanding in +he Nalional Scholaslic Press Associahon, which if has again joined +his year. Currenlly Jrhere is a drive on wi+hin +he college lo es+ablish a consfifufion for +he SPECTRUM. In This consfifulion a majorify of +he annual clufies are +0 be permanenfly defined, making +heir execulion a year-round affair. Firsf Row: Clegg. Sanner, Fellen- baum, Howells lassisfanf busmess managerl, Holloway lbusiness man- agerl. Dapp, Akers lassisfan+ busi- ness managerl, Smiih lcirculafion managed. Second Row: Kauffman lassisfan? circulafion managed. Slouffer. Diehl, Faust Flaws, Ziegler, Mariel. Take your pics! Big Business Bosses. 80 Firs? Row: Burlholder, Akers UreasurerL Walfer korresponding secrefaryL Snyder hice-presidenH, Worfh hecording secretaryL Hallway, BreHschneider. Cadzow. Way, Tomasson, McMorris. The Campus Sena+e is composed of four faculfy members and one sfudenf from each frafernify. sorori+y. or independenf group on campus. If has been organized for fine purpose of providing equal repre- senfafion for all sfudenfs. and if is re- sponsible for Hue funcfions 0 Hue men's fribunal. for Hwe supervision of freshman cusfoms. and for +he appoinfmenf of fine G-Book edifor. This year Hue Senafe spon- sored a drive +0 wrife a consfifufion for +he SPECTRUM. Officers of +hfs organizafion are: Dale Sever+son. president Bill Snyder. vice- president Shirley Wor+h, recording secre- +ary; Graden Akers. freasurer: Dr. Frank Kramer. parliamenfarian: and factu ad- visors Lee. Ziegler, and McCarney. Second Row: Greenawald. Weaner. Bley, THE CAMPUS SENATE Bill Snyder hice-presidenil, Shirley Worfh hecording secre- MryL Dale Severfson lpresidenfL Mildred Walfer lcorres- pending secre+aryL and Graden Akers Ureasured. INTER- FRATERNITY COUNCIL Bill Milell lvice-presidenfl. Johnny Bair Ureasurerl. Dan Baker lpresidenil. and Sid Palmer lsecrefaryl. The lnler-Fralernify Council, an organizalion for +he promofion of harmony and good will among +he Greek leHer socie+iesi is undoubledly one of +he mos1L essenfial groups on The Ge+fysburg campus. If provides a governmen+ which is represenfafive of all lrafernilies. All campusrwide frafernily func- lions are conlrollecl in some manner by +he lFC. l;' is a law making body. and, in +his regard, i+ lakes acfion on any suggesfions offered by +he eleven lrdfernilies on campus. and lormula+es rushing rules. In addifion lo ils legislalive dulies Jrhe IFC is very prevalenl in lhe social iunclions. Twice a year if sponsors an lFC weekend, which consisfs of two dances held in +he Eddie Plank Memorial Gym- nasium. ll arranges exchange dinners. sponsors +he compe+i+ive Chrislmas decorafion con+es+. and pre- senfs frophies +0 +he champions of inferrirafernify afhlefics. The IFC is also sponsoring a war orphan subsisfance. IFC officers are Dan Baker, presiden'r lLambcla Chi Alphal: Bill Mizell, vice-presiden+ lPhi Della Thefall: Sid Palmer. secrefary lTau Kappa Epsilonl: John Baer, freasurer Phi Kappa Psil: and Dr. Frank H. Kramer, iaculfy adviser. Firsf Row: Palmer lsecrelaryl, Mizell lvice-presidenfl, Baker lpresidenfl, Bair Ureasurerl. Kirkor. Second Row: Erb, Taylor. Gleichman, Morse, Craley, Gingerich. RADIO STATION WWGC Firsf ROW: Grohsmann, Schoad. KiPSGY. BEISBI. Brinkman. hime, Bulier. Shivoly, Bacik. Baker. Mufh, Wallace. Phillippy. Second Row: Borregard. Zinner, Hays. Harfman. Campbell, Fourfh Row: Morse, MiHeI, Palmer, Weaver. Adamson, Rhoads. Miller. Third Row: Picking. Born. Ware- Sfa+ion WWGC. +he Voice of +he Campus, is +he newest and perhaps +he mosf progressive col- lege organizafion. The sfudios in Breidenbaugh Science Hail were planned. builf, and are now operafed by members of +he sfudeni body. This year a new sfudio was added and 'rhe confroi room enlarged, +hus facilifafing producfion. The sfafion, a member of Jrhe lnfercoiiegiafe Broadcasfing Sysfem. operafes on a frequency oi 580 kilocycles. and serves fhe enHre campus. Under a new schedule +he sfafion operafes on a commercial basis wifh bofh local and nafionaliy adverfising sponsors. The programs run from 7:00 +0 I :00 every evening. excepf Tuesday. when +he sfafion signs on af 9:00. Classical music occupies Sunday affernoon air fime. Wi+h +he recenf expansion program came Jrhe organizafion of a larger and more closely infegrafed sfaH. Les Harfman is sfafion manager and Keifh Campbell assisfanf sfafion manager. Professor John R. Roberis is advisor. The nexf echelon is he execuiive shaht of nine deparfmenf heads. and finally. +he ofher sfaFF members who produce +he programs. h Firsf Row: Gingerich, SchaFf. Second Row: Leckrone. Morgan. Thus. Eisenherf. Triller. Haussmann, Becker. Hankins. Third Row: DiAngelo. Whiie, Ghannam, Day, Walhoim. Heidler. Hooker, McGhee, Brasingfon, MacDonald. 82 84 Las+ fall, Hue Sfudenf Chris+ian Associafion re- furned +0 ifs permanenf home. fhe newly buil'r and beaufiful Weidensall Hall. Here, +he swimming pool has been modernized and new dressing rooms have been installed. The resf of Hue ground floor is occupied by a large recreafion room. On +he main floor. +he nor+h wing houses +he SCA and alumni oHices, while +he soufh wing consisfs of sound-proofed meefing rooms which are used for Classrooms in fine dayHme and by +he SCA com- miffees af nighf, Here aiso is We office of +he +hree college publicafions: +he Geffysburgian, Hue SPECTRUM. and flue Mercury. On. +he second floor is Hue new worship audiforium where fhe vespers and candlelighf services are hefd, as well as +he monfhly SCA meefings and various special services fhroughouf +he year. STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Pefe Burkhardf SCA presidenf Firsf Row: The Reve Howard J. McCerney iadvisorL Cernel: Hreas- ureri, Hamme isecreiaryi. Burk- hardf ipresidenH, Sfeiler bice- presidenH. Nelson. Forienbaugh. Second Row: Schonh. Cooney. Londis, Miller. Leisfer. Missing: Howifz. Sevenieen posfers due in foeen minuies. A glimpse af +he scroll of fhe Siudeni Chrisfian AssociaHon will convince one fhoroughly +haf if is +he largesf individual organizafion on campus. Composed of more +han one iiffh of fhe s+uden+ body. +he SCA is carrying on a rapid program of expansion. under +he presidency of Alberf Burk- hardi'. ln a new membership drive lasf iall, more fhan fwo hundred sfudenfs expressed +heir desire +0 join fhis organizafion. This year +he SCA Councii me+ a+ Osage Lodge +0 plan +he acfivifies of +he year. These acfivifies included Help New Freshmen Ge+ Acquain+ed wifh Geffysburg week. church night a canfafa. presenfed af Chrisimas. and carolling. The SCA is sponsoring fhe World S+uden+ Drive which combines +he World Sfudenf Fund and +he World Sfudenf Acfion. Their goal is $2500.00 for +his drive. During +he Chrisfrnas season, +he SCA senf four sfudenfs +0 Kansas for +he Unifed Sfafes Collegiafe Convenfion conference. The promineni speakers af fhe Religion in Life seminars. held in February. were Dr. Sfockfon and Dr. McCracken. 85 A CAPELLA CHOIR The A Capella Choir. under Jrhe direction of Prof. Parker B. Wagnild. inaugurafed fhe l948-49 season by singing af +he ceremony opening +he Freedom Train's second nafionwide four. The pro- gram was broadcasf coasf +0 coast. Shorfly +here- af+er, +he choir sfaged a Chrisfmas concerf feafur- ing Marfha Herman. Anna Dundore. and Thomas Hunfer as soloisfs. In Sep'rember. before +he pres- en+ choir was fully organized. several members of lasf year's choir refurned +0 sing wifh The choir af +he Unifed Lufheran Churches of America conven- +ion in Philadelphia. Membership in fhis group Is accomplished +hrough personal fryoufs, which are held in The fall. Only +hose wifh musical abilHy and an unfiring desire for pracfice and improvemenf are chosen. The choir rehearses four hours each week in Weiden- sall Hall. This year's choir four, arranged by +he faculfy member. Rev. Edward K. Sfipe. and John Boyson. sfudenf manager. was an eleven-day sojourn in early April. which included +hir+een concerfs. Con- cerfs were given af Sfafe College, Bloomsburg. Lewisfown. Sunbury, Clearfield, and Warren. Penna., Syracuse. Schenectady; Pearl River. New York Ci'ry. N. Y, and +he four ended wifh a concerf af Reading, Penna. ther concerfs were given in Harrisburg, York, Lififz. Lancasfer, Waynesboro, Frederick. Hagersfown. ChambersburgJ Carlisle. and Red Lion. The Ta ke five. kids. A choir geh in Hue groove. Wags Tells 'om how to do if. GETTYSBURGIAN Again. sor +he six+h Hme In ifs hisfory. +he GeHysburgicn was given +he highesf award of All- American by the Associafed College Press. The sporfs deparfmenf. under Bill Snyder. received the highesf individual rafing. Bob Shryock. edHor-in-chief. and his sfaff have +heir office in Weidensall Hall. Every Thursday +he Geffysburgian is broughf +0 'rhe sfudenfs by +he circulafion staff. headed by Pe'rer John. Ted Schlack direcfs Hue campus news. Rufhe For+enbaugh assembles and edifs +he feafures. Roy Marks and Sfeve Ayres are +he sfaff phofographers. In addifion +0 +he firsf page news, The GeHys- burgian feafures +he weH-known ediforials, offering an opporfunify +0 keep abreas+ th currenf world and local even'rs: +he familiar Dusfpan wifh all ShFYock. '0 Slavedrivef- +he campus gossip: Significanf Senior. 5 fribufe +0 oufsfanding members of +he graduafing class: and Scrapple. by Gouldilocks. a humor column. Scaffered +hroughou+ +he remaining pages are varsify and inframural sporfs evenfs, a calendar of weekly evenfs, news ifems. frafernify news. radio schedule for WWGC, and alumni confacfs. Each week hundreds of copies are mailed +0 alumni and parenfs by members of +he circulafion s+aff. MOMY'M Miuu' In order To mainfain ifs high sfandards. Hue news- paper gave a seven-week course in iournalism for i+s cub reporfers. This Insfrucfion consisted of two hours of insfrucfion a week. Maybe we oughf i0 iry ibis. Ted. Meke-up and smile. Don't Snookio! Greenawald's the 9ype. First Row: Hankins. LOH, Snee- der. Rommel, Gray. Shosh- mann, Erdley. Second Row: Greenawald. Lindquisf, Baden- :iek. Shryock. Forienbaugh. Snyder. Sfefler. Third Row: Hewson. Picking, Gould. Ecker. Aurand. Serfass. Thomas. Fisher. Fourfh Row: Sfrang. Ayers. KauRmann. Weaver. Rumberger. Erb, Moses. Schanh. Firsf Row: DiJocomo, PerroH. Knisely, Conan. Walter, de- Moch. Heafon. Second Row: Howells. Harris. Johnson. Worih, Mile , Wohlfarih, Sour- ber. Hamme. Third Row: Geffys, G e i m a n , Tichnor, Shuler, Stroohmann. Gilbert Armsfronq. Decker. Gardill. Fourfh Row: Bacik, Myers. Bru- bahr' Ballaniyne. Brenholh. Lenfx. Long. Herrold. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Firsf Row: Haussmann. Varf. Grimm. Second Row: Baler Ureasured, Ga'rdill hocording secretaryL Bollinger hresidonfl. Siarner hice-presidonH, Shular korrewonding secrohryL Dr. Shaffer hdvisorl. Third Row: Correll, Biehl. Schanfz, Gofwald. Sourbor. Carroll. Emigh. Bukhardf. Moreland, PrichH. Sfrang. Hoke. Shoemaker. Jane Gardill hocording secrehryL Harry Emigh. Dave Bollingar KpresidenH, and Virginia Shulor korrespond- For +he furfherance of world peace wifh a special M9 cmarYL emphasis on educafion for world peace. +he Infer- nafional Club was formed. This Club seeks f0 ex+end +he cosmopolifan viewpoin+ of Hue sfudenf +hrough a presenfafion of wodd problems and +heir possible soluHon. A speaker or movie fo promofe +his aim is presenfed each monfh. In chober +he club had a UN Week and in February. a PamAmerican Week. During +hese fimes, displays. movies. and speakerS +0 familiarize +he sfudenf wifh +hese groups were presenfed. In March a forum which was a model UN meefing was held on campus. Nearly every ac+ive organi- 5 zafrion pithe school tookpart r ;.V, - 4 ? , '11' '4 Vingm mm ': .. x ..: I 90 ' N, . 7 r; . ' M . - MERCURY Firsil Row: Dr. Mason. Foulirod, Dr. WorH-nen, Eysfer, Slonaker, Davis. Second Row: BreHschneider. Gardill, Grogan, Klohr. Eichman, Phloger, Curfman. Third Row: Whife. Campbe , Grant Griesf. Jones, Bahr. The Mercury, a liferary magazine of GeHysburg College, climaxes ifs fiffiefh year of publicafion Enid Nelson. Mrs. Kressman Taylor iadvisod. Ned Davis associate edifori, Eli Shriver. Lou Jones, Warren Eyo- tier lediforl, John Landis. Paul Carl. wifh a complefely new organizafion and a more diversified iiierary makeeup. This face liffing began early in fhe fail semesfer when Dr. G. Saylor Warfhen mef wifh +he Mercury s+aff in an effori +0 make a more appealing magazine for +he sfue denfs. A new consfiiuiion was firs? drawn up and plans for the publicaiion were formulafed. This publicafion, seeking +0 fur+her sfudenf in- +eresi in creafive wrifing, is issued four Hmes during +he school year. H5 confenfs is confribufed enfireiy by s+uden+s, who submif essays. shorf sfories, book reviews, poeiry, and arfisfic skeiches. Hs officers are Warren Eys+er. edi+or-in-chief: Ned Davis, as- socia+e edifor: Joselyn Slonaker. managing edifor: Barbara Foulkrod. arf edifor: Margaref Eichman. business manager: John Finch, adverfising manager: Eufha Breighner, secreiary: Al Whife. circulafion manager: and Jane Gardill. assisfanf circulafion manager. Gettysburg, Pa, - L I B R A P Y - M ., R GETTYSBURG COLLEGE ?1 92 Fird Row: Brno. Shuler, John bresidenH. Simonhn. MicHey hecrefaryL Erdley. Second Row: Hangen, Dreier hamper- fies managed. Howells. The Owl and Nighfingale gives four major pro- ducfions each year plus several one-acf plays on special occasions. Their direcfion is under Hwe apf hand of Dr. Richard A. Arms. Professor Earl Ziegler is fine fechnical direcfor of +he organizafion. and is in charge of fhe adminis+rafive sfaff of H19 show. Fred Pfeffer is +he man who makes everybody on sfage resemble someone else. A new consfifufion was wriHen +his year +0 allow more people +0 become members of his organiza- fion. Under the old consfifufion H was almcsf im- possibie for a s+udemL f0 join Hue +roupe unfil he was a senior. Af +he presenf fime H19 club has only +hir+een members. buf. since more +han foriy s'ru- dents have expressed a desire +0 join, fhis member- ship will probably be fripled wifhin +he nexf year. Pe+er John. David Rasmussen, and Lillian Mickley are +he president vice-presidenf. and-secretary. respecfively. The Ias+ four maior plays presenfed are: The Whole World Over, fhe Russian prize play of I947. This was a safire on present day family life in Russia. Firs? nighOer. Years Ago, a comedy by Ru+h Gordon. was an aufobiographical ske+ch of +he au+hor's early home life. An lnspedor Calls, by J. B. Priesfley. was an allegorical presen+afion of +he lasf +hirfy-five years, represenfing a sfaid English family group. and John Loves Mary was a domesfic comedy by Norman Krasna. AND NIGHTINGALE The Owl and Nigh+ingale plans +0 give Eledra +on, and I:ucille Erdley were especially good in a in +he near fufure. On Mofher's Day a one-ad play. varied range of roles. Meef +he Hero, was given: and on Faiher's Day. In +he course of +heir rehearsals or periodic mee+- sfudenfs anessed The Dear Deparfed. ings. +he Owl and Nighfingale Club gives shorf skifs These producfions have been polished by +he and produces radio plays. so +ha+ +hey can keep in high qualify performances +he acfors have given frim Wifh drama, +0 make + hem a success. Lillian Mickley. Don Simon- Lei's ioko Hue? line over again! Confessin'. Return engagement. Fina Row: Ziegler, Hoover, Echr, Shanebrook. Mumma. Rhoads, Brasing'ron !maneger,, Blanchard. Heefon. Gun. Dickey, Plank. Second Row: Lehman, PrickeH, Scalzi, MiHeI, Hallway, Davis, Frailey, Fausold, Sfoner. Tipton. Whihman. The Geffysburg College Banda alfhough only reorganized in I946 affer Hue influx of World War 'II ve'rerans had arrived. has proven ifsehc an assef +0 +he college. Sfudenfs. faculfy. alumni. and many ou+siders have lauded fhe exhibifions of +he band af +he home foofball games. as well as some of +hose games played on foreign fields. In fu+ure years if is expecfed +haf Hwe band will be on hand for all foofball games. +0 give a marching exhibifion af half Wagner. Third Row: Miller. Shadle. Kendall. Singer. Bushey. McVickor. Ansel. Off, Soveir, Smifh, Bushman. Ferry. Frey. Miller, Sfilu, Peary. Hme and fo spark +he GeHysburg cheering cohorfs in fhe bleachers. On Thanksgiving Day af Frank- lin and Marshall College in Lancasfer. +he Geffys- burg Band gained recognifion from +he specfafors for ifs furkey plaHer formafion af half fime. and aiso for ifs periodic music during flue game. The organizafion of +he band, ifs direcfion and ifs pracfices are +he responsibilify of Mr. Paul A. Harner. Hey. Daddy! BAND Paul A. Harner Band Director Anna Mae!!! Margie and Pat Virgil Brasingfon bore the bafon which led fhis band fhrough ii: grades? year. However, fhe maioreffes, chief of whom was Anne Mao Mumma. were Hm big aHracfion of ?he orange-and-blue-clad musicians. 96 Huber Hail alarmed. WOMEN'S STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Women's Sfudenf Council! com- posed of fwo members of each class. is +he governing body of +he women on campus. The council, which convenes every Monday night is presided over by Edifh Maflack, wifh Maude Aurand serving as secrefary This organizafion formulafes +he lafe per- mif'i policy and penalizes offenders. Re- porfs of the council meefings are ren- dered monthly when +he enfire womenis sfudenf body assembles in Science Hall. In aufumn, +he Women's S+uden+ Council sponsors +he Pigskin Prom and, in Jrhe Spring, if has complefe charge of +he May Day Program. On May Day +he queen is Crowned and she in iurn presides over +he annual ceremony of awarding fhe schol- arship cup and afhie+ic plaques. All maf- fers concerning +he discipline of campus women are referred +0 +his group. Beisei, Phleger. Aurend isecreiary-treasureri. Maflack ipresidenH. Geiman ivice-prosidenfl, Lo . WOMEN'S TRIBUNAL Dapp, Herman. Harris. Geiman haresidenH, and SchaFf. Firs? Row: Harfrenfi. Creuhburg. Decker hecrefaryL Parker hice-presidenil. Herman UreasurerL Maflacl. Wald. Sec- and Row: Beisel. Forfenbaugh. Brubeker. Burns . LOH, Varf. Phleger. Thomas. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Women's Afhlefic Associafion sponsors in- dividual. group. sporfs for +he college women. If mainfains facilHies for hockey, baskefball. soffball. swimming, and riHery. Throughouf Hue Year +his group schedules Inframural. and in+ercollegia+e afhlefic events wi+h +he neighboring colleges In cenfral Pennsylvania and Nor+hern Maryland. The sporfs program has been carried ouf under fhe guidance of Miss Kenny. physical educafion di- recfor. and +he following officers: Nancy Dreier. Decker, Parker. president Ada Parker. vice-presidenf: Virginia Decker. secrefary and Marfha Herman, Jrreasurer. Under fhe guidance of ifs presidenf. Chris+ine Geiman, Hue courf of Women's Tribunal rules over +he freshmen girls during flue fradifional cusfoms period, beginning in mid-sepfember and ferminaf- ing in November. Members 0? Hue Women's Tri- bunal meef weekly during +he cusfoms period +0 decide +he fafes of freshman girls who have violafed cusfoms. Oulsfanding sludenls enrolled in advanced courses of We ROTC program are eligible for mem- bership in Scabbard and Blade, a na+ional honorary. milifary sociefy. These polenfial reserve officers mee+ lo discuss foplcs of inleresl +0 flue milHary profession, They have several guesl speakers. and sponsor the milifary ball each spring. Their rifle feam also lires in fhe Na+ional Scabbard and Blade Rifle Confesf. Scabbard and Blade officers are Glenn Bushey. presidenf; John Boyson, vice-presidenl: George Poorman, secrefary. and Bill Hewson, freasurer. Colonel Alfred E. McKenney is chapfer adviser. SCABBARD AND BLADE Firs? Row: Baker. SchaeHer, Hew- son lfreasurerl, Bushey lpresi- d e n f l. Poorman lsecrehryl. Emigh. Second Row: Frailey. Vick. Gingrich, Sourber, Culp. Loock, Frech. McClain. Bodensiek. Bufera. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCH Creuhburg, Hankins, Nelson lvice- presidenil, Wald lpresidenfl. Hoops lsecrefary-freasurerl, Sfef- Ier. Gilbert The Pan-Hellenic Council, organized +0 promole infer-sororify harmony and good will, is composed of a senior, a junior. and an alumna represenfafive of each of flue four nafional sororiHes on campus, wilh Dean Dorofhy G. Lee as facully advisor. The council elecfs lour-officers. one from each sorori+y. A+ +he monlhly meefings. currenfly presided over by Millie Wald. rushing rules and campus relafions are discussed. When sororify problems arise. lour workshops are held in flue sororify rooms of S+evens Hall. These workshops. affended by mem- bers of all sororifies. discuss +he problem 61' hand and send a conclusive reporlL +0 +he Pan-Hellenic Council for acfion. One dance each year is spon- sored by flue Pan-Hellenic Council. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Firs? Row: Sfein. Fisher. Dr. Aclley lodvisorL Slee Uroasureri. Sfofler isecrefaryi, Cooney ivice-presi- denH. Second Row: Held, Creps. Burkhardf. Riedel. Picking. Alpha Kappa Alpha is a sociefy for +hose sfudenfs who maior in philosophy or who have six semesier hours +0 fheir credif in advanced philosophy courses. The iaculfy advisers Jfor +he Gamma chapfer oi Alpha Kappa Alpha are Dr. Norman E. Richardson. Jr. and Dr. Sheldon C. Ackley. Mee+ings are held monfhly, af which fime +he sociefy hears a guesf speaker, or lisfens +0 +he reading of philosophy papers which have been recenHy wriHen by iellow sfudenfs. The chap'rer presiden+ is William Slee: +he vice- presidenf is Douglas Cooney. Doris Sfefler is secre- fary and Richard Fisher guards +he freasury. Befa Be+a Befa is a na+ional honorary fraferni+y for biology majors and sfuden'rs who have a growing inieresf in biology. Members musf mainfain a high scholasfic average and muswL have complefed af leas+ fwelve semesfer hours oi biology. Alfhough qualificafions for membership are high, Befa Befa Befa has a large membership of sfudenfs, faculfy and honorary members. GeHysburg's Rho chapier has Bob Reed as ifs president wifh Dr. Earl Bowen as chapfer advisor. BETA BETA BETA First Row: Canouse. Dr. Bawen iadvisori. SchmiHhenner ivice' prosidonH. R. Reed iprosidenH. Woodruff lsocrehry - freasureri. W. Reed ibisioriani, Worfh. Second Row: Mickley. Adams, KiPP. Miml. Blucher. Davis. Ach+ungl Zefa Alpha chapfer of DeHa Phi Alpha has a few words +0 say-in German. This year German conversafion is carried on during meefings. and the members hope fhaf German will soon be spoken in classes wifhouf +heir having +0 resori +0 Their na+ive fongue. Delia Phi Alpha inifiafed eighfeen new members and elecfed +he following officers: Hazel Trexler. president Paul Karl, vice-presidenf: BeHy SchaH, secrefary, and Carol Sfroehmann, Treasurer. Under The guidance of Dr. Sundermeyer. naiional vice-presidenf of D. P. A., +he frafernify conducts Deufchiand Echl, an all German radio show. over WWGC. This group became a nafional organizafion in I930. Prior +0 +ha+ fime. +he German sociefy, Der Deufche Verein, had exisied af Geffysburg since l836. ETA SlGhAA PHI Firs? Row: Dr. Shaqer iadvisori SfeHer, BreHschneider isecreiaryi. Held ipresidenfi. Forienbaugh, Guss. Dr. Glenn iedvisori. Sec- ond Row: Schlack. Olsen. Hunier, Hangen, Prickeff. Combs, John. DELTA PHI ALPHA Firs? Row: Varf. Guss, SchaFf isecreferyl, Trexlor ipresidenfi. Siroehmann UreasurorL Shoe- maker, Reed, Mr. Ahrens iod- visori. Second Row: Bodensielr. Schlecir, Morgenfruh. Weimar, N. Gibble. Mickley. T. Gibbie. Wood- ruH, Sfrang, McMorris. Schanfz. Svarnas. Efa Sigma Phi, a na+ional undergraduafe fra- Jrernify of classical sfudenfs. was esfablished in I93 I. The club meefs monfhly +0 promofe a beffer under- sfanding of Lafin and Greek Iiie and cusioms. Various programs are held +hroughou+ +he year when prominenf guesf speakers discuss +he classics af leng+h, phases which are normally subordinafed in college classical courses. Af +he Chrisfmas mee+ing members heard Sfrauss' opera Eledra inferprefed by Dr. W. Frederick Shaffer. This organizafion of +wen+y-eigh+ members has as ifs officers Bob Held. presidenf: Ted Lindquisf, vice-presideni: Marie Breffschneider, secrefary. and AI Rudisili. Jrreasurer. Dr. Shaffer and Dr. John 6. Glenn are faculfy ad- visers f0 fhis frafernify. KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Firsi Row: Breffschneider. Sachs isponsorL Schaier ipresidenH. Burkhoider irecording secrehryi. Trexler ivice-presidenfi, Wood. Second Row: Koenig. Shoub. Bur. neH. Gardill. Breighner. Organized +0 promofe professional in+eres+s and +0 keep sfudenfs in confacf wifh The educaiional world is Kappa Delia Epsilon. a nafional educafional sororify. This sororiiy holds one business mee+ing each monih. and anofher monfhly meefing is held +0 discuss Domesfic Arfs for Liberal Arfs Sfu- denis. The members sponsor bofh Fafher's and Mofheris Day programs. an annual frip +0 Hershey indusfrial School. and a parfy for underprivileged children. OHicers of Kappa Delia Epsilon are Ciara Mae Schafer. presidenf: Hazel Trexler. vice-presidenf: Dorofhy Beiseli recording secrefary. and Norma Burkholder, corresponding secreiary. Rebecca Sachs is advisor and +he sponsor for +he sororify in many of ifs acfivifies. Kappa Phi Kappa is an honorary fra+ernify, or- ganized for His beieiif of +hose sfudenfs who expeci +0 enfer +he feaching profession. Af ifs monihly mee+ings various mefhods of insfrucfion are ana- lyzed and discussed by 'fhe members. Speakers offen Jtell fhe socieiy oi beHer and more aHracfive manners in which +0 presenf a fopic, whefher if be a science. a foreign language, or a general educa- Jrion course. ther problems oi feachers, such as discipline. grading. examinafions. and-feachers' sal- aries are given u+mos+ aHenfion. in an efforf +0 make feaching a more affradive profession for undecided sfudenfs. Advisors +0 this frafernify are Dr. Frank H. Kramer and Professor Lesfer C. Johnson of ihe educafion deparfmenf. KAPPA PHI KAPPA Firs? Row: Weimlar Ureasureri, Reed ivice - presidenfi. Koch iprosidenH, Mr. Johnson ied- visorl. Smith isacre'aryi. Second Row: Moser. Musselman. Dr. Kramer. Sioffhari, Swopo Uni:- iorianL Niexnay. Lenh. Bushoy. Phi Sigma lo+a. encouraging high scholarship and individual research in +he field of Romance Ian- guages. mainfains ifs Tau chapler af Geffysburg. Originaliiy and scholasfic aplifude in research papers are +he primary aims of +he local chapler. for all research is done in +he original language and each sfudenl is under lhe supervision of one laculfy member of +he Romance language deparfmenf. Af +he Close of each year +he research work is iudged. and one member is permiHed +0 aHend Jrlne annual infercollegia+e conference. Thirfy-+hree sludenls and seven deparfmen+al laculfy members are currenfly acfive. wi+h Professor William D. Harfshorne! Jr., holding +he disii'icfive posf oi nafional corresponding secrefary. Bef'ry Jane Minnich is secrefary-lreasurer of +he local chapfer. PHI ALPHA THETA Blocher, Rev. Fisher ladvisorl. Burneff lvice-presidenfl. Schanlz lpresidenfl, Burkholder lsecres faryl. Dr. Forfenbaugh ladvisorl, Sfauffer. PHI SIGMAx IOTA Firsl Row: Waller. DeJacomo. Shuler. Walsh. Bergen. Hageriy. Second Row: Mr. Harishorn Ina- fional corresponding secrefaryl, SieHer lvice-presidenil. John. Mr. Franco lpresidenll. Koenig lsec- relary-freasurerl. Dr. Bachman. Miss Lee. Third Row: Eichman. Shnub, Gray. Wood. Gould. Crickenbarger, Breighner. Four+h Row: Mr. Hamme. Wallace, Row- and. Williams. Dodson. Bell. Hew- son, Mr. Percival. Phi Alpha The+a is a nalional honorary fraferni+y resfricfecl +0 +hose sludenfs who selecf a maior in +he his+ory deparfmenf. The fralernify meels Jrwice during each semesfer. al which +ime hisforical Jropics are presenfed by appoinfecl sludenls. lf aims +0 develop a keen inferesf in +he field of hisfory. so +ha+ a beHer civilizafion can be aHained by a sfucly of +he past The officers are Richard Schanl'z. presiden'l: Mari- lyn BurneH'. vice-presiclenl': Norma Burkholder. sec- re+ary. Advisers +0 +he fra+erni+y are Dr. Roberf Forfenbaugh. Dr. Dunning Idle. and Mr. Wallace Fisher. all of +he college hislory deparfmenf. N DELTA EPSILON Firsf Row: McNeel. Worth hecre- fary-freasured, Leaman haresi. denH. Nelson hice-presidenfL Shryock. Eichman. Second Row: Johnson, Bodensiek. Schlacl. Lind- quisf. Jones. Mizell. Sfuden+s who have shown superior abilHy and ou+- s+anding inferesf in iournaHsm and have served 61' leasf one year on a campus publicafion are eligible fo be nominafed +0 Pi Delfa Epsilon. +he nafional honorary iournali'sm frafernify. This year. af +he insfiga+ion of pasf presidenf Fred Bodensiek. Pi Delfa Epsilon sponsored +he adopfion of a consfifufion designed +0 provide +he SPECT- RUM wifh a more capabIe sfaH recruifed from all +hree lower classes. I+ a++emp+ecl +0 sef machinery for promoHon and ediforships based upon merit and provided for a more sound financial basis. H' was passed by +he s+uden+ body on a referendum vo+e +hrough +he S+uden+ Senafe. One of H18 Iargesf scholasfic fra'rernifies on cam- pus is Pi Lambda Sigma. 6 sociefy for majors in polifical science or economics. S+uden+s who maior in eifher of +hese deparfmenfs. and who mainfain a C average. are eligible for membership +0 +his fra+ern3+y. Throughouf Hue year prominenf guesf speaker: are scheduled by +he officers. from whom +he members may learn +he more recen+ +rends of business and affairs of +he sfafe. Dr. Rasmus S. Saby and Mr. Joseph Larkin serve in advisory ca- paciiies, wifh Louis Jones as presidenf and Harry Emigh secrefary. Pl LAMBDA SIGMA Firsf Row: Dr. Saby tadvisod. Miller, Mizell hice-presidenH. Jones bresidenfL Brua hecre- faryL Hough hreasurerL Eich- man. Second Row: Bushman. Baker. Unger, Biehl. Gingrich. HigMowar, Gleichman. Emigh. Cerpenfer, Sfrasser. Moses. Sform. Johnson. The Scepfical Chymisfs is an organizafion com- posed 0T fhose chemisfry majors who desire fo broaden +heir knowledge of chemisfry beyond +he realm of The classroom. The unusual name of +his organizafion is derived from +he fiHe of a book wriHen by Boyle. Wifh +he guidance of Dr. C. Allen Sloaf, +he members learn +he procedure used in presenfing a good scientific falk, and. 61' +he same fime. +hey keep abreasf wifh +he modern developmenfs in chemisfry. The scepfics musf give fwo falks during +heir adive membership in +he sociefy. +he Tirsf before +heir inifiafion and +he second in +he course of +heir senior year. The meefings, presided over by Frifz Clemens. are held on The second and fourfh Mondays 0T each monfh. TAU KAPPA ALPHA First Row: Forfenbaugh. Brua. Miclley, Sachrisf lpresidenn. Erdley lsacreforyL Breffschneidcr. Picking. Bollinger. Second Row: Dr. Meson ladvisorL Dean Til- berg hdvisod, Dr. WarHIen hde visor. SCEPTICAL CHYMISTS Firsf Row: Bauer Tvice-presidenH. Off Hreasurerl. Nebingor hec- referyL Clemens TprosidenH. Dr. Sloaf ladvisorl, Hagerfy. SeconJ Row: Gardill. Beisel. Long. Sfroup. Miller. Culp, McClung. Wedu. Svarnu. Worth. Droior. Talking of sociefies, Tau Kappa Alpha is +he one +ha+ does +he falking. If is a member of +he na- +ional forensic frafernify. which has nine+y-+hree acfive chapfers and more +han sixfeen Thousand members. All members of +his group receive +he nafional forensic magazine. The Speaker. Organized +his year under The guidance of Professor Harry F. Bolich. +he frafernify is recovering from a semi- dormanf s+a+e, engendered during +he war. A dozen members. chosen for fheir skill in deba+ing, are holding regular mon'rhly meefings wi+h Raab Se- chrisf as president In +he near fufure. Tau Kappa Alpha hopes +0 sponsor inhamural forensic confesfs and to make ac+ive confacf wifh ofher chapfers in This area. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB Firs? Row: Good. Luhrs. Wolfarfh. PerroH. Second Row: Dr. Smoke. Prof. Koqler. Fuss. Woolson hres- idenH, MacRikhie. Professor Hay- ward. Padgett Third Row: Feris. Wharfon. Hellman, Geffys. Fourfh Row: Cernai, Nieznay, Donaldson. Heidlar. During +he past year +he Psychology Club has been one of Hue mos+ acfive deparfmenfal sociefies on campus. Every Wednesday evening an infer- esfing program is arranged by +he club +hrough +heir advisor, Dr. Kennefh L. Smoke. Af nearly every meefing H19 members benefif greafly from mofion pidures. a varie+y d speakers, and reporfs by +he sfudenf members. In addifion +0 Dr. Smoke. +he officers 0y +he club include Richard Woolson. president Marjorie E. MacRifchie, vice-presidenf; Sara Jane Fuss. secrefary; and Donald Penfz, freaSy urer. On fhe second Monday of each monfh the fifteen members of fhe Modern Book Club meef in flue col- lege library +0 discuss BooksbPasf, Present and Fufure. Clara Mae Schafer. president is assisfed by Sandra Luhrs, vice-presidenf, and Peggy GeHys, secrefary-freasurer. Mr. John Knickerbocker. the college librarian, advises fhe club. Af +he meefings a variefy of speakers lecfure on some phases of fhe book world. One of las+ year's oufsfanding speak- ers was Elsie Singmasfer. who spoke on My Life as a Wrifer. The club presenfs besf-seller novels fo +he college library from +he funds alloHed +0 if by +he Sfudenf Ches+. ther proiecfs include +he annual Chrisfmas essay confesf and the numerous book exhibifs in fhe library. MODERN BOOK CLUB Harris, GeHys, Scha5er. Luhrs. Shoemaker. Eichmcn. Since +he close of World War II +here has been +hroughouf fhe nafion an increasing inferesf in +he sfudy of +he Spanish language. The Spanish Club. composed of advanced sfudenfs o1t Spanish, aims +0 furfher fhe In+eres+ in Spanish and Lafin Ameri- can cus'roms and ideals. Meefing forfnighfly. +he sessions are conduded almosf en+irely in Spanish by presidenf Claude Swarfzbaugh. ther officers are Doris Sfefler. vice-presidenf, and Eufha Breighner, secretary. Professors Angel Franco and Herbert Hamme serve in advisory capaciHes. Since +he purpose of fhe Spanish Club Is +0 give greafer opporfunhy fo +he sfudenfs for expression in Spanish, brief dramafizafions. forums, and radio programs have been produced by +he members. SPANISH CLUB Koenig, S+e+ler, Breighner, Swariz- bough' Prof. Franco, Kipsey. Ewaldson. Second Row: Dodson. George. Teran. Manganaro. Gib- son. LE CERCLE FRANCAB Firsh Row: Sfefler. Koenig. Wood hice-presidenfL Shaub brasi- denU. Hoover, Shuler. Second Row: Johnl Callard. Le Cercle Francais offers an opporfunHy +0 sfu- denfs +0 acquire fluency in speaking French and +he meefings sfress +he culfural background of France. which cannof be gained wifhin +he lan- guage courses. Meefings are concluded enfirely in French. Membership +0 fhe club is limifed +0 +hose sfudenfs who are enrolled in an advanced French course. Dr. Alberf Bachman serves as faculfy adviser +0 +he club. along wifh ofher insfrucfors of +he French deparfmenf. Officers are BeHy Shaub. presidenf: Rufh Wood. vice-presidenf; Mildred Walfer. secv refary. MEN'S DEBATE TEAM Firs? Row: Severfson. Mr. Bolich ladvisori. Emrich. Second Row: Sechrisf, Rys. Third Row: Hocker. Picking. Lumen. A+ Hue close of +he school year. +he mosf fravelled non-afhlefic organizafion on campus is +he Men's Debafe Team. Debafes have been scheduled +hroughou+ fhe scholasfic year wifh +he neighboring colleges. In February fhe male deba+ers affended a na+ional infercollegiafe fournamenf in Brooklyn. N. Y.. and shorfly +hereaf+er +hey foured bo+h New England and +he Soufh. Their fopic for confroversy was: Resolved. +ha+ +he 1tederal governmenf should adopf a policy of equalizing educafional oppor+uni- Jries in fax-supporfed schools by means of popular granfs. Meefing weekly. wifh Dale Sever+son. manager: Charles Douglas and Howard Adams. assis+an+s. and Professor Harry F. Bolich. adviser. +he deba+ors plan +heir fufure Jralks. Lasf year. women s+uden+s on campus organized a bigger and beffer debafing feam which repre- senfed GeHysburg on ofher college and universify campuses. Debafing provides an opporfunify for individual improvemenf in +he ar+ of public speaking and in H18 anL of quick and co-ordinafed +hough+ and reasoning. Professor Harry F. Bolich coached +he squad. while Lucille Erdley served as sfudenf manager. Debafes have been waged wifh Dickin- son, Lehigh. Shippensburg, Sefon Hall, and Ursinus. Af +heir monfhly meefings Jrhe Women's Team has baffled +he Men's Team. In addifion +0 debafing +he local colleges. +he women journeyed +0 PiHs- burgh for debafes wifh college squads in +haf area. WOMEN'S DEBATE TEAM Fird Row: Severfson. Breifschnci- der, Erdley emanagerL Mr. Bo. Iich hdvisorL Brua hssishni managed. Grogan. Second Row: Kersie?fer, Serfass. Shields. Harf- ranff. Mickloy. Seihinger. MEN'S TRIBUNAL Flaws. MacBean, Rosborough bresidenH, Grimm, and Clogg. The Tribunal-HIe freshman should make no derogafory remarks af +his poinfa-is. as ifs name implies, a cour'r of iusfice. As +he Class of '5l well remembers. lasf year's fribunal was me+ wifh a revolf as an answer fo whaf +he frosh +hough+ was a cour+ of iniusfice. Righf or wrong Hwough +he freshmen may have been. fheir revolf did liven up +hings on campus sor awhile. The sophomores siffing on +he bench Hwis year decided f0 s+ress a campaign of ius+ice. Since +here was no uprising. 3+ would seem +ha+ chief iusfice Dave Rosborough and his fellow members of +he bar did a good iob. The GeHysburg Chrisfian Fellowship is a group of more fhan forfy ChrisHan sfudenfs. Meefing weekly for services and every day in prayer groups. +hey seek +0 promofe religious relafionships and f0 perpefuafe fheir spirifual lives. Working in +eams. +he organizafion visifs churches in +he area sur- rounding GeHysburg +0 conducf services and +0 lead in group singing. GETTYSBURG CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Zellers, Blouvely hice-presidontl. Hunf5r hnosidonfL Bunker. Holl- away. and Kerns. Firs+ Row: Haussmann. Koch iphobgraphed. Thomas, Snyder KedihrL Clouser ibusiness managed. Forfenbaugh imanaging ediforL Schanh imanaging adhorL Sfefler. Second Row: Worth, Picking, Blackman. Craley. Eisenharf, Varf. Balancing the G-Book Budget G-BOOK The GeBook is +he aflas, almanac, and bible of Jrhe Geffysburg College fresh. This handbook is mailed fo each new freshman before his arrival on campus. Published by +he SCA. +he G-Book lisfs all campus organizafions and even+s. When is +he firsf Toofball game? Where is +ha+ ira+erni+y? And fhen comes +he moo? ques+ion. Whaf are cusfoms? This handy. pockef-sized volume fells all. Also if fells +he new sfudenfs +he who. whaf, and why of +he faculfy and campus nofables. The G-Book is financed by +he SJrudemL Chesf wi+h +he aid of local adverfisers. and is published under +he supervision of The Rev. Howard B. McCarney. The I948 G-Book was edifed by Bill Snyder. Paul Clouser was business manager. GeHing N19 freshmen OH on Hie right foot Firsf Row: Carlson. E. Miller. Muich. Boddorf. Stiles. Hollway. Hoeninger. Second Row: Frailey, D. Thomas. Fausold, Smelh. Rock. Clauser. Third Row: Landis, Connor, Engle. Fox. Barnes. Fourth Row: Smifh. Long, The Reserve OHicers' Training Corps TROTCJ is a s+uden+ acfivify as well as a deparfmen+ of fhe College. The purpose of +he ROTC is To qualify suifable college men +0 become cifizen officers in The Field Farces or +he Air Force. Officers of bo'rh services musf be endowed wifh certain essen+ial quaiifies. These include personal in+egrifys infelli- gence, common sense, and s+abili+y under pressure Wifh fhis beginning and +he rich s'rock of American Firs? Row: Lower, Taylor, DuHon. McNeal, Hair, Sechrisf, Loock. Second Row: Edwards. DeVofo, Kane, Kerr. Bailey. Grant Heaps, Rommei. Third Row: Pownall, LiHle. Clark. Harfman, Hauver. Lockwood. Fourth Row: Die+rich. Shaffer. Coble. Markee. Andrews. Natu. Bushoy, Forty, B. Thomas. Chapman. Snyder, Fusmer. Marfz. Fiffh Row: Tedeschi, Mc- SixH-i Row: G. Miller. RESERVE OFFICERS' manhood To draw upon. high-grade oHicers can be produced by development selecfion, and by frain- ing. The s+uden+ so graduafed will be developed +0 lead ofhers infeHigenHy. The will To do and +0 lead, however, is n01L quife enough; if musf nof be a blind leadership. Knowledge 0T +he fechnique of modern milifary mefhods and devices is essen+iaL This, however, is no place +0 describe +he educa- +ional subjecfs oHered in +he ROTC program. If Resonavich. R. Rommel, Granger. Peary. Fiffh Row: Plasfino, McBeen, DeSimone. Gibson. Combs. Hoos. SixOh Row: Weiser, Mangles. MaHer. Lowe. Wagner, ParleH. Sevenfh Row: Gotwald, John, Love. Shuler. Smi+h. Wolfe. First Row: Weidner, Roser. Krissinger. Sewers. Hoon- inger. Bond, Enck, Lafean, FeHman. Second Row: Brennan. Forry, Chapman, Richfar, George, Holman. TRAINING CORPS is sufficienf +0 say +ha+ +he subjecfs vary all +he way from map reading and +he use of +he compass +0 such fechnical subjecfs as shafisfical confrol. and facfics and fechniques. Milifary iusfice and how +0 care for a command have high places in +he schedule. The Senior Division hCoHegeh ROTC accomplishes f0 a remarkable degree bofh +his selecfion and +he Firsf Row: Lendis, RouleHe. Freck, Brookes. Shipe. Culp. Second Row: Musselman. Bley. Morris, Armor. Faulkner. Alfland. Barrance, Bikle, Glissman. Third Row: Heindel. Simon. Brennan, Chambers. Dingman, Snyder. Johnson. Fourfh Row: Craley. Briggs. Scherch. Richardson. C. A. T Shearer. Richardson, Bradley. Third Row: Andrews. Wilhido. Smith. Love, Mangles, Armor. Bright Gibson. fechnical Jtraining so necessary, and accompanying the regular college course. A four year college course is by i+s nafure a selecfive and screening process. Those who gradua+e are Jresfecl candidafes for carrying +hrough +0 successful conclusion +he diverse enferprises of modern miiifary science. This is recognized in +he es+ablishmen+ of +he ROTC program in college. Miller, Reifschneider. McGaughy. Fifth Row: Soulf. Sankey. Thompson, Bright Beck. Aldinger. Bradley. Sixfh Row: Wafson, Frommhagen. Felfman, King, Kenen. Jones. Cervino. Seventh Row: C. K. Miller, Wilhide, Weaver. Taylor, Wou- fersl. Richfer. Merry. Firs? Row: Bulera, Frailey, Bodensiek. Unger. Nero. Confi. Brookos. Hoffman. Sourber, Gingrich, McNeal. Alflond. Viefs, Frech. Second Row: McClain. Day. Culp, Loock. Besides +he mililary leadership polenfialily, +he ROTC sfudenl in his preparafion +0 be a Reserve Officer is learning much which will be of value re- gardless of whaf his life pursuif will be afler gradu- The ROTC sludenf is subiecled lo an in- creasingly dilliculf series of menfal challenges. He gains informafion. Jrolercance. appreciafion and alien. Firsl Row: Sykes. SchaeFFer, Viels, Al+land. Bulera. Nere. Johnson. Second Row: Williams. Mellin. Nabinger, Jones. Abboff, BiHner. Boynfon. Hershey. Third Row: Bell. Rey- nold, Rogers. Ebolins. George, Griesf. Woodhull. Campbell. Fourlh Row: Murphy. Wallersdorf. Lovendis. Scoff. Moore. Johnson. Sykes. Ships. ShaHer. RouleHe, Sochrisl. Landis. Hair. Taylor. DuHon. Third Row: Dietrich. Edwards. Craley. Pownall. R . O. weighing of many small problems of his associafes. He gains +hrough +he media ol leaching and acfual pracfice in leading o+hers lhaf experience which is of inesfimable value. He grows. maluresi and broadens in inferesf and undersfanding. This de- velopmenf gives him a feeling of confidence, buf n01L a feeling of superiorify foward his associafes. Holman. Fifth Row: Ensminger, Clarke, Cohen. Courtney. Reed, Rosborough. Sixfh Row: Harfman. Heiges. Brenhollz. Knapp. Grissinger. Heldrich. Seventh Row: Ross. Rome:- berg, Swein, Schoen. Speaker. Eisenharf. Firsf Row: Holmam Speaker, Ungor. Hallway. Grissingor. Second Row: Johnson, Williams. Coder. Thomas. Mollin. T.C. In +he GeHysburg College BaHaIion. flue sfudenf cadef officers and non-commissioned oHicers are given an opporfunify +0 learn pracfical leadership. This is an elaborafion of much of Hue same fype fraining as is received by a Iimi'red number of s+u- den+s who are ccfive leaders in ofher undergraduafe Firs? Row: Bodemiol. Sourbar, Confi, Ungor. Second Row: Bundricl. Sauro. Loiborlnocht Fosfor, Aungd. Ausfin, Bond. Simmons. Third Row: Smhh. Nugonf. Ayors. Gruver, Zinn. Johnson. Bridle. McKay. Fourfh Row: Cromor, Roser, Veale. Shearer. Taylor. Third Row: Eisenharf. AbboR, Ellis. Miller. Dieirich, Griesf. Richardson. acfivifies. As s+uden'r leaders, +hey first learn to follow ins+ruc+ions infeHigenHy. The ROTC Deparfmenf fosfers fwo riHe +eams. Members of +he ROTC are eligEble +7or membership on eifher. and bofh feams are members d +he Nafional Rifle AssociaHon. Grimm. Thomas, Sullivan. Fiffh Row: Fanimoro. Meadon. Maxwell, Lefaen, Sipes. Yosf. Sixfh Row: Romberger. Royals. Luorishak, Weidnor. Pannell. Blose. $ th Row: Hacker, Sfroup. Encll. Hare. Williams, Shearer. GAVEL CLUB Firs+ Row: Morse. Poory. Sterner isocretaryi. Kirkpafrick ipresidenfi. Miller. Dodson. Woodruff. Second Row: Loister. Davies, Poormen. Gingrich. Eisenharf. Becker. Cer- nek. Clemens. Koch. Clouser. Mile . Every fwo weeks +he presidenfs and vice-presi- denfs of fhe eleven fraferniiies on campus convene of one of +he fraternify houses for +he purpose of discussing mufual problems of fraiernify life. The hosf presidenf leads +he discussion. and alfhough +he club has no aufhorify +0 pass or enforce rules, many worfhwhile suggesfions emanafe from +he meefings which are passed on +0 fhe Infer-Fraferniiy Council. Every year a differenf fraferni+y has +he privilege of hav:ng ifs presidenf serve as president of +he Gavel Club. This office is passed along in +he order of +he JFounding of +he frafernifies. The secrefary is elecfed by +he members. This year Wiliiam Kirkpafrick of Phi Gamma DeHa is president and Kennefh Sfarner of Sigma Chi is secrefary. while Dr. Frank H. Kramer serves as advisor. Lasf year, +he brainchild of +he combined efforfs of Dr. William 0. Duck. Joe Ghannam, Dick Bacik. and Don Becker sprang info being as +he Oufing Club. As +he name implies. fhis club is devofed +0 ouidoor acfivifies. exclusively +hose for which +he college provides no afhle+ic program. For example: canoeing, hiking. fishing. skiing. and fo- bogganing. The members have ample opporfunify f0 gei info fhe open and enjoy non-compefifive sporfs. From a small group of fiffeen JIhe Oufing Club has grown +ill if now boasfs an acfive membership of +hir+y-five. all engaged in aci'ive. ou+door sporis. The club goes on semi-momhly excursions +0 such places as Laurel Lake and Caledonia. OUHNG CLUB Soafed: Toran. Dr. Duck iadvisori, Culp ivice-presidenil. Bacik lsecre- faryi. Ghannam ipresidenfi. Becker Hreasureri, Compaqnone Weld di- recfori, SchaR. Sfanding: Bunker. Dingman, SchmiHhennor. Elliofi. Schaad. Grohsmann. Sfepler, Sa- wars. Munch. Hacker. The Independenf Men of GeHysburg College also have an organizafion which represenfs fhem in cam- pus affairs. Under Al Bauer. presidenf of +he Inde- pendenfs. +his organiza+ion has grown from vir+ual oblivion +0 a body of +hree hundred men. Since I946, when +he Independents resumed acfivi'ry. a consfifufion has been wriHen, oHicers have been appoin+ed in fhe spring of each year. and various commiHees and delegafes have been appoinfed. Each fall +he presidenf calls a general session. so +ha+ +he policies JFor +he nexf year can be formuiafed. and so Jrhaf +he lndependenfs can organize fheir one hundred inframural afhlefes info several well- rounded squads. INDEPENDENT MEN Kushnar. Nowal, Rev, Sfipe lad- visorL Bauer ipresiden9i. Veoner ivice-presidenfL Ungar lsecrahryi. Niamey. Greenawald. PRE- MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Firs? Row: Crops, Lindquisi icor- responding secreteryi, Bollinger ipresidenfl, Hife ivice-presidenfi. Moreland isecrefary - hoasureri, Sirang. Second Row: Picking, Kuh. Burkhardf. Hangon. Rudisill, Schlack. Fisher. The Pre-Minisferial Associafion is composed of divini+y sfudenfs of all denominafions. Prominen+ speakers from +he religious field are invifed +0 af- fend +he monfhly meefings of fhis group 5+ Weiden- sail Hall. These speakers address +he group and lead +he discussions of fopics of mufual in+eres+ fo +he members. The Pre-Minisferial Associafion has been organized +0 gain a beffer preparafion for all sfudenfs who plan +0 enfer a seminary, and +0 s+im- uiaie free discussion of +opics which are relafed fo +he field of minisfry. Dave Bollinger is president Calvin Moreland holds +he posi+ion of secreiary. and Dr. William C. Walfermeyer is fhe faculfy ad- visor. 6 .I. 1: Chi Omega founded in l895 a+ Universify of Arkansas . . . has expanded from We Razorback campus +0 l04 chapfers . . . Largesf sororify in America . . . GeHysburg's Tau Delfa chap+er be- gan in I937 . . . Firsf nah'onal sororify on campus . . . Whife carnafion wifh cardinal and sfraw rib- bons. Among Chi O's maior even'rs were Hweir annual Eleusian banquef . . . Chrisfmas par+y wifh Hue Phi Gams for underprivileged children . . . Visifs +0 +he counfy home . . . Picnics wifh +heir campus brofhers. 4xhe SAE'S . . . Alumni's parfy for currenfly acfive Firv Row: Sneeder, Marfin, Knisely, Seihinger, B. Welfarfh. Rommel, Ewaldson. Warner, Ruggerio. Luhrs, Sfrickler. Sec- ond Row: Snavely, Padgeff, Forienbaugh UreasurerL LoH' hecreiaryL Menchey hice-presidenH. Burneff hresidanH. CHI OMEGA Firs'r Row: Ru+he Forfenbaugh UreasurerL Marian Menchey hice-presidenfL and Lil Ann LOH hecrehryL Second Row: Kafhy PadgeH korresponding secrefaryL Marilyn BurneH bresidenH, Jeanne Hankins bledge misiressL members af Hwe college cabin . . . Pledge parfy a+ +he college cabin. Chi Omega presenfs +hree ou+s+anding iuniors, Jeanne Hankins. Rufhe Forfenbaugh. and Lillian Mickley . . . Hankins sfeered +he Women's Dorm Dance +0 success, while Forfenbaugh held Hwe fea- +ure edifor spof on +he Geffysburgian staff . . . Millie Wald rules +he Pan-Hellenic Council . . . Liz Ann LOH and Nancy Dreier wi+h +he Women's Sfu- den+ Governmenf . . . Marfy Herman, A Capella Choir solois1L . . . Jean Gingerich, cheerleader. Hankins, Brubaker, R. Wolferih, Wible. Third Row: Wald. Perroff, Dreier. DeJacomo, Gingerich, Bergen, Gould. Myers. Sfanding Hourfh rowh MicHey, Canard. Plank, Herman. V. Shuler. Not on Pic+urez N. Shuler. Slifer. DELTA GAMMA Jackie Walfers HraasurerL Enid Nelson hresidenH, BeHy Minnich hice-presidenH. Mariorie Crickenbargar hones- ponding secrefaryL Ann Fellenbaum hecording secretaryL Delfa Gamma founded in Oxford. Mississippi. Enid Nelson and Edin Maflack have earned places in 1874 . . . Founded 6+ Geffysburg in I937 . , . in Who's Who . . . Lucille Erdley on +he Women's Original chapfer Be+a Lambda locals . . . now +he Debafe Team and as a cheer leader . . . Hazel Trex- Befa Lambda chapfer . . . S+alwar+s bear +he Cream ler. Delfa Phi Alpha presiden+ . . . Anna Mae colored rose . . . Bronze and blue color combinafion. Mumma. band maioreHe . . . Shirley Worfh. Geffys- Held informal dance for seniors af +he Hofel burgian adverfising manager . . . Maflack presi- GeHysburg . . . Hayride in honor of pledges . . . denf of Women's Sfudenf Governmenf . . . Barbara Fashion show . . . Tenfh anniversary banquef . . . Foulkrod and Gail Grogan on +he Mercury arf s+aff Tea in honor of Elsie Singmasfer Lewars. novelisf and . . . Ada Parker, oufsfanding iunior . . . Carolyn Geffysburg alumna . . . Senf delega+ion +0 nafional Lee and Ginny Saul-ou+s+anding beaufies in fine convenfion 5+ SwampscoH. Mass. . . . Held volley- May Court ball and soffball cups for '48. Firs+ Row: Jones, Lee, Mickley. Fuhro. Hunsberger, Morse. Fellenbaum hecordinq secrefaryL Mumma, FouHu-od. Foster. Bobb. Shearer. Second Row: Emlef, KersieHer. Trexler. Rhoads. Third Row: Erdley, Parker, Dapp, Thompson, TiHIe. Grogan. Criclenbarger jcorresponding secreiarYL Walfers Allison, Shoehmann. Fourfh Row: Worfh, Saul, Creuhburg. Ureasured. Nelson bresidenH, Minnich lvice-presidenU. Maflack, Bellanfyne, Loehler. Varf. RuH: Hoops hice-presidenH, Gloria Ecker bresidenH, Mar- iorie MacRifchie hecrefaryL Jane Hoilman Ureasurerl, Jane Founded af Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, in January l852 . . . Largesf sororify on campus . . . Second +0 oldes+ women's frafernify . . . Local Tri Phi's drew na+ional charfer in January. I945. +0 become Befa Pi chapfer of Phi Mu . . . Pink and whife . . . Enchanfress carnafion. Won scholarship cup for 1947-48 school year wifh a sorori+y average of 2.06I ...Two Phi Befa Kappa's lisfed among lasf year's graduafes . . . Held week- end pledging ceremony af +he college cabin . . . Pledge dance af Hofel GeHysburg wifh ornafe dec- orations in Phi Mu pink and whife . . . Quofa filled wifh nine new pledges . . . Parfy for underprivileged Firsf Row: Gilbert 60K, Armsfrong, Tichenor, Hislop. Knubel. Bracey. Dingor, Mehring. Leibfried. Second Row: Thomas. Hamme, Hellman UreasurerL Hoops hice-presidenfL Ecker lpresidenH. MacRifchie hecrefaryL Harris. Fuss. Third Harris bledge misfressL children wifh +he Lambda Chi's. Mildred Walfers holds secrefary office on Hue campus Senafe. and is freasury guardian of Le Circle Francais . . . Clara Mae Schafer, presidenf of Kappa DeHa Epsilon and +he Modern Book Club . . . DoHie Hamme was an oufsfanding junior . . . ' Sally Geiman is now secrefary of +he band, vice- presiden+ of Women's Sfudenf Governmenf . . . Gloria Ecker. Who's Who in American Colleges . . . Sarah Jane Fuss and Marge MacRifchie. officers in Psychology Club . . . Ginny Decker. Barb Hislop. and Shirley Thomas, girls' afhlefic +eams. Row: HariranH, Faris. Blocker. Heafon, GeHys, Grimm, Wal'fer, Decker. Fourfh Row: Carroll, Aurand. Nebinger. Shoemaker, Shields. Schafer. Walsh, Goiman. .. Nafional sororify founded in I893 . . . Be+a Chi chapfer granfed charfer af GeHysburg in I948 . . . Formerly Chi Alpha Sigma local . . . Golden Quill Room locafed af fhirfy-fwo Sfevens . . . Colors double blue and gold . . . pink roses. Alpha Xi's campus celebriHes . . v.p. SCA, Who's Who . . Daisy SfeHer. . . BeHy Culp, v.p. Ou+ing Club . . . DoHie Brua. Debafing feam . . . Eva Zinner. program diredor of WWGC . . . Bef'ry SchaH, disc jockey for Groovology 3 . . . Peg Firsf Row: Kipsey, Combs, Serfass, Moul. Grohsmann, Zinner, Davies. Second Row: Lingenfelfer. Beisel, Dunlap, Royer. Schaad, Teran. Curfman, Pursel, Klofer, Brinkman. Third ALPHA XI DELTA bresidenH . Eichmam Mercury business manager . . . Frances Teran. Ciddy Fausold. hockey . . . Mickey Breff- scheider, debafor and winner of Baum Mafh prize . . . NanCy Shanebrook. Evelyn Guss. Paf Hoover. band . . . Rufh Brinkman. Hilda Groshman, WWGC. Junior pledges gave dance in Rec Hall for senior pledges . . . Fa+her's Day . . . enferfained by Phi Sigs . . . Pledging ceremony . . . Trip +0 college cabin . . . Insfallafion and inifiafion. Row: Dundore. Koeniq, Phleger, Wood presidenU. Severb son hecrefaryL Hoover. Fourfh Row: Schaff, Fowler. Shane- brook, Sfefler. Culp, Shaub, Brue, Breffschneider, Guss. BeHy Phleger hice-presidenH, Margaref Eichman Urea:- urerl. BeHy Koenig horresponding secrefaryL Rufh Wood FirsxL ha+erni+y +0 be esfablished af Geffysburg . . . rece7ved charfer in l855 . . . Na+ional fra+erni+y organized in I852 5+ Jefferson College . . . Phi Psi's Miller Hall one of oldesf frafernify buildings in acfive use . . . Confains many valuable frafernify records . . . House greaHy improved since fire in I940 . . . Inferior repainfed Iasf summer. Phi Psi's well represen+ed in campus acfivifies and spor+s . . . Wal+ Planfz, v. p. of senior class . . . Dick Fidler. pres. of He junior class . . . Harry Wigofzkey. sec. of sophomore class . . . John Bair, campus sen- afe . . . Graden Akers. IFC represen+a+ive . . . Larry Bu'rler and Don Young on foofball squad . . . George Boehner. Bill Ogden. Hank Belber. baskefball players Firsf Row: Shiniallu. Holman. Hera, Moore. Grimth. Schoen. Shearer. Green. Second Row: Cromwell, MaHer. Woufersx. R. Carson, Jones, Seiders. Third Row: Prodor. Conner. Tarman. Heiqes. Leckrone. Granger, Couriney. M. Planh. Zeigler, Sferref. Fourfh Row: Alfland, Hughes. Kern Urea:- urerL Bair hice-presidenH. Simonion hecording secretaryL f . , .... 7,... A.RTH 7-??? v! rr-f-r ; PHI KAPPA PSI Carlson messenger,I Paul Ball hhaplainL ...On baseball diamond are Bill Brown, oufsfanding junior. and Jim Dyson . . . Trackman. Hummel Fager . . . Golfers. Walf and Milf Planfz. Harry Wisofzkey . . . Freshmen afhle+es: Ed SferreH. foofbaH; Walf Courfney and George Hare. baske+ball; Bob Schoen. Chuck Granger, Jack Ziegler. soccer . . . Don Simon- +on. member of Owl and Nigh+ingale . . . Henry GraybiH and Ted Woufersz. cheerleaders . . . Harry McNeal and Comer AlHand, ROTC officers. Oufsfanding evenfs on social calendar: Phi Psi- Phi Gam Jeff Duo dance . . . Homecoming par+y . . . Fa+her's Day banquet Placed firsf in all fra+erni+y sporfs +0 capfure all- sporfs Jtrophy for Haird fime during '47-'48 semesfers. Miller. Dodson. Carlson, Bell, McKay, Graybill. Fiffh Row: Fidler. Foulkrod, Kraomor, Yingsf. Boyson. Wald, Buffler. Glynn. Leber, Ness, McNeal, Heinhleman. Grove. SixH: Row: Boehner. Alers bresidenH. George. Fager. Dyson. Young. Larson, W. Planh. Border. Lollich. W. Carson. Ogden. Brown. Fronf: Donald Simardon Irecording secre'laryL Harvey Miller bresidenfl, Dellis Dodson hice-presidenH. Dean Kern UreasurerL Back: Laird McKay UnisforianL Charles .. 33.5.? L4H nUNLtNS 1EHC0I A LENETER x ......E.::... .r. y gt x ...x AR Phi Gamma Delfa . . . Founded in I848 6+ Jeffer- son College in Canonsburg. Pennsylvania . . . Xi Delfa organized in I858 . . . Presenf chapfer house builf wi+h generous donafions of Harry Lincoln Sfahler in 1927 . . . March lS-dafe of annual Narris Pig Dinner . . . Jefferson Duo Dance held in coniuncfion wifh Phi Psi's af York Counfry Club . . . Homecoming and Fathers' Day Weekends . . . Tesfi- monial Dinner for Charles H. Smifh. GeHysburg '98. Afhlefically represen+ed by: Ross Sachs, Roberf McCausland, Jack Gilligan, WaHer Kirker. Dudley Tremble. Bob McCoy, Tom Faulkner. Jim Lenfz. Jim Way, Al Reese . . . on +he varsi+y foofball squad Firs? Row: Schellhase. KeeHey. Brown, Granger. Second Row: Swain. Wenhel. Leidy, Mulvahill. Third Row: Svarnas. Honan. Kahler, Yocum. Jones. Sfdharf hecording secre- faryL Koch! Wm. A. hice-presidenf and heasurerL Mrs. Parnell Housemofhed, Kirkpafrick haresidenfL Grigsby horresponding secretaryL Reese HistorianL Dahviler. r PHI GAMMA DELTA Al Reese HisforianL Gordon Grigsby horresponding secre- faryL Bill Kirkpairick bresidenfL H. Charles Sfoi'harf he- cording secrefaryL William Koch hice-presidemt and free:- urer . . . . Playing freshmen wtoofball . . . John Schellhouse. Bill KeaHey. John Mulvahill, Gene Coder. Bob Granger . . . Baskefball Team includes Ross Sachs. Gordon Grigsby . . . Soccer Grigsby and Bill Koch . . . Wresfling Jim Way. Jim Lenfz . . . Golf -George Yocum, Dick Kahler, Louis Jones. Bob McCausland . . . Tennis Gordon Grigsby . . . Track-Bill Naill. Dudley Tremble . . . Baseball Bill Buehler, Walfer Kirker. Organizafion leaders include Louis Jones as presi- denf of Pi Lambda Sigma, Jones and Ed Muhlbach on +he ediforial sfaff of +he MerCury. and Jim Koch SPECTRUM phofographer. Smifh. H. Fourth Row: Sachs. Heldrich, BoHerbusch. Flofo. Larkin, Buehler. Cromer. Miiler. Way. Calvin, Smhh. R.. Muhlback, Sachs. L.. Shaffer. Pemf. Fifih Row: Hakes. Lose. Faulkner, Dixon, Musselman. Maieer, Apple. Weaver. Finney. Kirler. J. Koch. SixHI Row: Wolch. Hopkin, Griffith. Mc- Causland. Buxfon. Gilligan, Sodon, Mullen. Founded af Miami Universify in Oxford. Ohio. in l855 . . . Thefa chapfer organized 6+ Geffysburg in I863 . . . Original house is on campus befween Glaffelfer Hall and +he gymnasium . . . presenf home presenfed in I922 by John McPherson as me- morial +0 his wife . , . national frafernify magazine . . one d bes+ . . . founded af Geffysburg. Tradi+ional sweefhearf dance was highligh+ of spring social even'rs . . . music by Phil Young and Orchesfra . . . crowning of Suzanne Wenfz as fra- fernify sweefhearf . . . Thanksgiving and Chris+mas dances held . . . laHer preceded by formal dinner Firsf Row: Hoenniger. Sechrisf, Bowen, Beck, Bifner. Bailey. Yosf, CharHon, Cenfrone. Royals. John. Second Row: Schaeffer. Shipe. Rankin, Sabo, LiHle. Morgan hecreferyl. Sfarner ypresidenH, Poorman hice-presidenH, Marks. Lonkor. T. Gibble. W. Johnson Ureasured. Third Row: Guise, Brown. Prickefh Heermann. Lillich, Raphael, Eiferf. Shoywell. Welsh. SIGMA CHI Fronf: George Poorman ypresidenH, William Johnson hreasurerL Morgan lsocrefaryj. . unique Christmas house decorafions. House improvemenfs include . . . oil burner . . . lounge . . . Flag pole erecfed +0 memory of James A. Thompson . . . killed in World War II. The brains of +he ouffH . . . Jacobi and Dickson . . . +wo Phi Be+a Kappa men . . . and +he brawn . . . Johnson. Gibble. Fifzkee, Galligher. Thomp- son . . . members of +he foo+ball feam . . . Repre- senfed in baskefball by KauHman and Eiferf . . . In wres+ling by Gibble, Lenker . . . in soccer by Rankin. T. Gibble, Dalgliesh, Borgh. John. and Royals. R. Johnson. Dufrey. Rock. Thompson, Neuberf, Lower. Con- rad, Brinfon, N. Gibble. Fickel. Young Blocker. Borgh, Bow- man. Kennedy. Trundle. Funf. Fourfh Row: RunHe. Williams. Maenak, Cliff, Fausold. Ramsey. Viefs. Carofhers, Emigh. K-uHman. Fihkeo. -3-, avg-MA . hice-presidenH, Kennefh Siarner Sfanding: Jack S IEII :I I'll- 5513's iBEIII .MHIIII IrIII-ll Pennsylvania Befa of Phi DeHa Thefa founded in l875 . . . conspicuous in na+ional affairs of fra+erni+y . . . The Scroll, nafional frafernify publicafion pub- lished in Geffysburg in I878 . . . Penna. Befa esfab- lished chap+er af Dickenson . . . Spring House Parfy af Ho+el McAllisfer. . . Climaxed by informal dance 6+ house . . . Thirfy-six mofhers welcomed during Mofher's Day weekend . . . Oufsfanding even? of He year-l00+h Anniversary of +he founding of Phi Del'ra The+a . . . Four brofhers aHend Cenfennial Conven+ion . . . Local chap+er received honor for HS progress . . . Fafher's day weekend in Oc+ober. Phi Delf's BMOC include Bill MizeH. business man- ager of G-Burgian. v.p. of IFC, v.p. of Pi Lambda Sigma. chairman of Ivy and lFC Balls. Gavel Club. Firs? Row: Knauss, Kendall. Long, Hower, Wohon, Hamman. Phillippy, Trone. Veale, Morris. Second Row: W. Kaiser. Krissinger. Palmer, R. Johnson. Trone. Buchholh. Kruso. Gong. Sauro. Brenholh. Blose. Koch. Third Row: Kylor, Sfrasur lsecreforyL Miss Koser Huouse mofherL Mizell bresidonH. Gingrich heporhr,l H. Johnson Ureasured. Richard Wieand. PHI DELTA THETA Warren Gingrich heporhd. Richard Wieand hvudonL Rober? Sirasset hecrei'aryL David Kyler khaplainL Wil- liam Mize haresidenH, Harry Johnson UroasurerL 3 years mt soccer . . . Don Hollway, Bus?ness Man- ager of SPECTRUM, campus senafe, band . . . Dave Rosborough, pres. of Tribunal. baskefball. ping- pong champ . . . Virge Brasing+on, band manager. WWGC . . . Represenfed afhlefically by Bob S+rasser. Peck Wa+kins, Ernie Kruse. Lou Hammann. Hugh McGaughy on soccer feam . . . DicbWieand. Ken Houfz, Doug Marfz on +he baseball diamond . . Dick Beaver. Jack Love carrying +he pigskin . . . . Beaver on Afhlefic Council. Winners cf Scholasfic Trophy for fwo semes+ers . . . Skif Trophy winners . . . Vicforious summer soff- ball feam capfured Trophy for second consecu+ive fime. FouHh Row: Marh. Carroll. Wafkins. Miller. Storm. Erasing- fon, Moses. Houser, Scurber. Fifih Row: Mariel. Rogers. Holman. Bob Wieand. Rowland. Mes?man. McGaughy. Haehmlon, Hollway. Sixfh Row: Rosborough. Lonh. Heaps. Beaver. Miml, Kipp, Howells. Herrold, Neely. Kaiser. Par- nell. Walker. Sioner, Peferson. Na+ional organizafion founded in l865. af Vir- ginia Milifary lns+i+u+e' Lexingfon. Va. . . . PennsyL vania Alpha Upsilon chapfer a? GeHysburg founded in I887. . . . chapfer house complefed in I903. de- siroyed by fire in l9l4 . . . rebuilt I915. Major evenfs: ATO soffball +eam represenfed Geffysburg in LifHe Threem fournamenf . . . Iosf ouf in posf-season playoffs . . . o+her infer-frafernify sporfs found ATO's high in final league sfandings . . . Spring house par+y finesf weekend of year . . . held near Boiling Springs. Pa., where guesfs enjoyed Firsi Row: J. Soulf, Risley. Wilhide. Richardson. Wolf. Fulf- man, Tedeschi. Whiha. Second Row: F. Melhorn. Woodha . McNtu. Kerr. Clyborne. Hair, Liebeknecht Hough. Knippel. Davies. Walfersdorf, Erb. Smith. ScheHer, Reed. Highfower. Ufech, L. Soulf. Third Row: Warehime. Heilman. T. Walfers- Froni: John Davies hworfhy maderL Joseph Erb bvorihy usherL Back: Philip Walfersdorf hvori'hy exchequed. Edwin Mussdman blorihy chaplainI, Richard Knipple hyorthy scribeL James Long hvorfhy keeper of the annaM. boafing, miniafure golf. and spoaH . . . Informal dance followed affernoon fesfivifies . . . house decorafed wifh foofball caricafures for Homecom- ing . . . ATO's well represenfed on college feams . . . Joe Erb and Len Soulf. wresfling . . . Dick Alls- house. Dave Hough. Cookie Cosfanzo. and Charley Lieberknech+, soccer . . . Bob March, baskefball . . . Johnny Davies, goH . . . Al Risley, Ken Woodall. and Dick Thomas. JV foofball . . . Jim Hair. cross coun+ry. dorf. Glissman. Shimer. Geiselman, RouleHe, DeSimono. Fourfh Row: Cosfanzo, March, Bausback. McMorris. Fif'lh Row: Weigand, Bikle, Mellin. Fusmer, G. Melhorn. HoxOler. gnylder. Standing, sides: Rider, SchloH, Munh, Kane, Frech. up. Founded In l856 a+ Universify of Alabama . . . Firsf nor+hern chap+er of SAE was inifia'red af Gef- +ysburg in l883, a disfincfion of honor and imporf- ance for Penna. Delfa . . . Af presenf +here are 62 acfive members . . . l6 pledges. Prominenf figures in +he field of sporfs: Schlegel. Pavelic. Nugenf. Nafale. Ginanni, Moore, Con- sfabka, and Cauffman on +he foofball +eam . . . Binder. Reigel. McCufcheon. and Sassman on the Firsf Row: Eys'ter, Wolfe, O'Brien. Sullivan, Hershey. Andrew, Keenan. Wafrous, Sloan, Fausold. Hershberger, Howe, Bixby. Courf, Diehl. Sewers. De Simone, Thomas. Snook. Second Row: G. Knapp, Riegel, Schlegel, Kerns. Cass. Hamm. GeorgeH', Cadzova Schlegelmilch Ureasured. Eisenharf hice-presidenfL P. Clouser bresidenH, Nugenf IsecrefaryL Landis. J. Constable. Binder. Frailey. Ginanni. D. Consfable, Cauffman. Third Row: Whife. Deifrick. TaylorI Ensmingor. Fronf: Paul Clouser Ieminen+ archonL Emile GeorgeH hm?- nenf correspondenH, Russel Kerns hminenf chaplainL Don- ald MacBean hminenf heraldL Leonard Nugenf hminonf recorded. Back: Harry Schlegelniilch hminenf heasurorL George Hamm hminenf wardenL William Eisenharf lami- nenf depufy archonL WiHiam Cadzow hminenf chronicled. wresHing feam . . . Baseball feam includes Cauff- man. Reigel. Rich+er. and Cadzow . . . Compefing for honors in hack are Hamm, Smi+h. MacBean. KeHler. and Long . . . Rice and Larsen on soccer feam. Social highligh+s . . . Founders' Day celebrafed in spring of '48 . . . InifiaHon and banquef . . . Spring house parfy af Camp Rifchie . . . Pledge Dance . . . gala Chrisfmas House Parfy. Ke++ler. Loudenslager. Snyder. Fissel, Rommel, Reeves, Senh. Richer, J. Miller. Romberger. Long, C. Miller, J. Knapp. McCufcheon. ScheFfer. W. Smifh, D. Clouser. Van Stone. Fourfh Row: Van Siona. Woods, W. Moore, E. Smith, Mac- Bean. Arndf. Shoop. Simon, Erbio, Emerich, Krefsingor. McClain. Efshied, ParleH. Rah, Nafale, Thrush. Pavalic, Stevenson. Armour. E ,-.. ., L LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Seafed: David WoodruH !presidenH. Roberf Reed, Professor J. R. Roberfs hdvisorL Pe?e Burkhardf. Sfanding: Chef Hoke UreasurerL James Wafson lsecreferyL Wayne Black- Founded 6+ Bosfon University . . . Mosf chapfers In U. S. . . . Local Ze+a under +hird HHe . . . Orig- inafed as Phi Sigma local. absorbed by Thefa Kappa Nu in I924, merged wifh Lambda Chi Alpha in I939. Prexy Dave WoodruH keeps minufes for Befa Befa Befa . . . Wayne Blackman second in com- mand . . . Secre+ary, Jim Wafson . . . Chef Hoke. Jrreasurer . . . Pefe Burkhardf is presidenf of SCA and secrefary of senior Class . . . Geffysburgian managing edi+or. Dufch Bodensiek . . . Bill Snyder. Geffysburgian sporfs edifor. SPECTRUM picfure edifor. edifor-in-chief of G-Book, senafe vice prexy, inframural board secrefary . . . Dick Schanfz. presi- demL of Phi Alpha The+a. managing edifor G-Book Firs? Row: Beckner, Day, Taylor, Wallace, RiHerhoH, Bradley. Kefferman. Noyes, Smifh, Yoder, Schiller, Barranco. Rome:- berg. KauHmann. Weaver, C. Snyder. Ansel. Second Row: Johnson. Biehl. McClain. Bollinger. Bodonsiek. Hoke Urus- urerL Blackman. Mrs. Augusfine Ihousemofherl. Woodruff !presidenH, Wafson hocrefaryL Baker lsocial chairmanL man. . . . Infernafional club prexy Dave Bollinger also pre- sides over Pre-Mins . . . Dan Baker is presidemL of IFC. Infernafional club freasurer. assisfanf business manager of +he Geffysburgian . . . Cal Moreland prexy elec'r of Infernafional club . . . Bob Reed. Kappa Phi Kappa vice-presidenf. presidenf of Befa Befa Be'ra . . . Bill Clegg was fribunal vice-presidenf . . . Burf Buller and Bill Triller announced soccer call . . . Clegg and Dick Ross wresfle . . . Earl Smifh manages +he grapplers . . . Earl Taylor on frosh feam . . , Paul KauHman. assisfanf baskefball man- ager . . . Sfeve Ayres. Ed Whipple, and Ed H005 on frack Jream. Burkhardf. Reed. Kirschner. Mickley, Neal. Third Row: Wibberly. E. Johnson. PeOerman, John. Moreland. Bullet. Schanh. R. Snyder, B. Snyder. Ross, Case. Craley. Rum- berger. Taylor. Triller, Eisenhart Fourth Row: Ayers, Robin- son, Malley. Whipple, Clegg. Hoos, Williams, H. Snyder. Alfemose. Confi. E. Smifh, Sireng, Boyer, Candiofo, Law. PHI SIGMA KAPPA Seated: John Miller hecrefaryL Martin Carnal hice-presi- denH. Raymond Lewis UnducforL Frederick Clemens huesi- denH. Wade Oriel heaneU. Sfending: Al Rudisill Urea:- Phi Sigma Kappa founded in Massachuseffs Sfafe College in I873 . Promefhean Club, local brofher- hood was founded af Geffysburg in '897 . . . club expanded . . . . Rho Deuferon chap+er of Phi Sigma Kappa granfed in I925. FraiernHy's Diamond Jubilee Convenfion held af Bosi'on in Augus'r . . . fwelve brofhers from local chapfer affended . . changed name +0 Druids . . . also Hue quarfef. Parficipan+s in campus organizafions and sporfs include . . Chymisfs . . Fred Clemens, presidemL of Scepfical . . Bob Shryock. edifor-in-chief of +he First Row: Defae. Schlack, Stiles, Mahan. Second Row: Ortel, J. Miller hecrefaryl. Clemens tpresidenH, Cernek hice-presidenH, Rudisill hreasurerL Thrid Row: Nebinger, Fink. Hicks. Braun. Lindquisf, Speaker, Hall. Wedaa. Skippy. Fourfh Row: Waldlroenig, Ehrhari. Holland, Diehl. Cessna. urer . GeHysburgian . . . Ted Lindquisf. associafe edifor . also on +he newspaper sirawtif are . . Ted Schlack, . Psychology Club president Dick Woolson . . . Afhlefes include Fink, Orfel, Maxwell, Moore . . . on soccer feam . . . Speaker. sfeHar player on foofball squad . . . Harford and Ober- kehr. pigskin players for freshmen feam. Ou+sfanding social evenfs . . . pledge dance . . . enferfainmen+ for freshmen girls . . . Homecoming banquef and smoker . . . movies and smoker for fafhers of members of Alpha Xi Delfa. news edifor . . Gofwald. Tome, OH, Venable, Flaharfy. Gleichman. Fifth Row: Ofley. McClung. Sipes, Rock, Sanner. Hamme. SixHI Row: Houseworth. Picking, Derrick, Copeland, G. Miller. Hassler, Mackey. Weaner. Tau Kappa Epsilon was founded af Illinois Wes- leyan Universify in I899 . . . Psi chapfer esfablished on GeHysburg campus in I926 . . . larger now +han H has ever been . . . boasfs 55 acfive members . . . 25 pledges . . . Inaugura+ion of Mofhers' Club aided in rushing . . . Ou+door Club af York . scene of spring house parfy . . . Homecoming . . . Fafhers Day weekends . . . pledge dance . . . informal fea dance wifh Phi Mu . . . Chrisfmas House Par+y . . . one nigh+ a+ McAHisfer Ho+el, ofher af house . . . Snowman decorafions . . . annual Pig Roasf com- plefed year's successful social evenfs. Firs? Row: Simmons. Barnharf. Singer hecreferyL Shadle UreasurerL Becker IpresidenH, G. Bushey hice-presidenH. Koury. Wagner, Bley. Second Row: R. Long, Harrison. 5. Palmer, Lehman, Bacik. Ghannam. Schwering, Smelh. Third Row: Muhlbach. DonaldsonI Sankey, Whife. Born. Neely. Reifschneider, Evelin, Har'Iman. Four'h Row: N. Rasmussen. D. Peery. J. Peery. E. Heindel. Mufch. Bundrick. Landis. Yosf. keeperL James Koury bledgo muted. Robert Singer Becker bresiden'd, Donald Swope KchaplainL Represenfafion in campus organizafion and sporfs . . . Socko Bahr. presidenf of senior class . . . Jim Efsweiler. edifoniwchief of SPECTRUM . . . Norm Rasmussen, secrefary of junior class . . . Dick Bacik, hisforian of sophomore class . . . Dick Mufch, sophomore class vice-presidenf . . . Glenn Bushy. head of Scabbard and Blade . . . Jim Peery and Neel Cockley on Hue freshman foofball squad . . . Dick Combs and Mike Resanovich. J. V. baskefball players . . . Trophies awarded for champions of infer-frafernify softball league and Liffle Three soffball championship. MacDonald. Fifih Row: CarpeMer. Boynion. B. Bushoy. SfouHer, Gene . M. Palmer, Flaws, Resanovich. Gofwah. SixH'I Row: Van Riper, Coleman, Urich, Scherch, Sfrausbaugh. Peck, H. Heindel. Lenker. Sevenfh Row: Day, Edwards. Glei- felfer. J. Leaman. E. Leaman, E+sweiler. Bahr. Fru'iger. Eighfh Row: Barnes. Mafhieu. Olewiler, Mangles. TAU KAPPA EPSILON Foreground: Charles Shadle hreasured. Back Row: Magma Flaws korresponding secrefaryL Eugene Wagner Hoor- cording secrehryL Glenn Bushey hice-pvosidenfL Donald Kappa Delfa Rho founded af Middlebury College in I905 . . . Pi Chapfer esfablished on Geffysburg campus in I928 . . . Formerly local Thefa Phi fra- +erni+y . . . Since I928. over 300 have graduafed from Pi chap'rer as KDR alumni . . . Presenf member- ship 45 bro+hers and pledges . . . Local chapfer figured prominenfly in KDR naHonal conven'rion held in summer of '48 . . . House improvemen+s include Firs! Row: Manning. Zeller, Wagoner. O'Doy. Thompson. Loose. R. Franco. Aitken. Lippincoff. Lockwood. ShaKor. Second Row: Laird. Chambers, Scheidf, Kline. Coonoy. Peary haresidenH, Morse hice-presidenH. HuM. Tomosson. Prof. David Schiedt khoplainl. Douglas Coonoy halodge madod. Howard Humphrey: UreasurerL Donald Mailack tconfurianl. Joe Heidler hecreQaryL Walkr Morse hico-brosidonH. Russell Peary lpresidenH. . new powder room . . . new bafhroom . . . firs? floor was complefely redecorafed. Among KDR brofhers prominenf in campus affairs: Di? Jones. varsify foofball halfback . . . Dale Severfson. presidenf of campus senafe . . . Keifh Campbell, manager of WWGC . . . Doug Cooney. SCA social service commissioner. Franco, Proi. Koglor. Dr. Sloof. Third Row: L. Johnson. Judih. R. Johnson, Campbell, E. Moul. Nero. Maflack. Heidler hecrefaryL Fourih Row: Borrogard. Ridon, Humphroyx lfreosurerL Hays. R. Moul, Jones, Shook. Engle. ..f.; anj : , z r . Firsf appeared on Geffysburg campus in I923 as Hie Criferion Club . . . Became local frafernify in I929 . . . In I932 merged wifh Sfar Club. lnifiamd drive for money +0 purchase house . . . Reached goal of fen pledges during +he Hrsf semes- +er . . . Phi Kap's represenfed on foofball feam by Don Emerf and Bi Sechrisf . . . Frifz Schmiffhenner was on soccer feam . . . Band members included Paul Carl, Bob DeGroff. Harold Senfz. and John Davis Firs? Row: DoGroN. Senh, Fosier. Hewson. Doscher. Second Row: Wright Olsen hhaplainL Leider hice-presidenH. PHI KAPPA RHO Firs? Row: Fred Villaume hacrcfaryL Paul Carl WresidenH. Art Olsen khaplainL Elwood Leisfor hice-presideML . , . Elie Luesfer, on SCA Cabine+ . . . Arf Olsen. also acfive in SCA work . . . BiH Hewson. wrifer for Ge++ysburgian . . . John Yosf, frack and cross coun- try afhlefe. Chrisfmas Dance . . . Homecoming Weekend . . . Fafher's Day weekend . . . Spring Dance . . . are a few of +he Phi Kap's social evenfs held during +he pasf year. Carl brezidenfL Loock UreasurerL Third Row: Kuh. Reed, Davis. Hock. m .m 1.: A i I . B v Q 2 I D 2 t b l D , 1 9 vou-a' .- -v.- vn-ow ,v P e ' D Doc Coppiui works on Harry Cervino ramps squirm F. 8: M. THE G-BURG BULLETS Pure's ankle. Geffysburg's sfrong eleven inifiafed their I948 foofball season by overpowering Drexel Tech. 28-0. on fhe Dragon's home field. Quarferback Sachs sparked G-burg by complefing 2 fouchdown passes fo elusive Speaker. while GriHifh. on an end run. and McCoy on a line plunge. accounfed for fhe remaining fouchdowns. Afherholf complefed 4 for 4 exfra poinf kicks. Albrighf was nexf +0 fall before G-burg as fine locals compiled 26 poinfs +0 +he visifors 6. GriFFIf'n and Musselman each fallied fwice wifh Sachs doing +he heaving +0 Speaker and MacCausland +0 sef up +he scoring sifuafions. Leff 90 Right Hen Bream, Jack Shainline. Clyde Cole. John Yovicsin. Sachs' accura+e passing. comple+ing I3 passes for 21. and an impressive show of feam play gave an oufweigh+ed G-burg eleven +heir season's +hird win by shuHing-ouf ever-confidenf Bucknell l3-O. Ends MacCausland. Cauffman and Emerf were +he prin- chle recipienfs of Sachs' passes wifh Emerf credifed wifh +he firsf score. Speaker's T. D. run was made possible by Pavelic's effecfive down field blocking. Tho? deadly arm made the enemy quiver. Firs+ Row: Gallagher. Love, Faulkner. Erbil. Lenh, Afherholf. Nahale. Musselman. Grimfh, Thompson, Johnson. Gibble. Ccnsfable. Ginnani. Second Row: Coppoui Urained, Pavlic. Yovicsin. Fourfh Row: Cole koacM, Young Schlegel, Cer- Kirker, Way, Yocun, Johnson, Jones, Emmeri. McCausland, vino, Speaker. Tremble, Court, Diviney, Kiia, CeuHman. FHI- McCoy. Nugenf, Gilligan. Shainline hoacM. Third Row: lee. Bquer, Moore Bream IcoacM1 CauHman. Hummel, Beaver. Ruse. Sachs, 152 Musselman siriles for fhe goal. Johnson follows Capfain HummeL The season's firsf loss. 13-14 +0 Lehigh. will long be dispufed by all. G-burg's feam play was sub par. buf oufsfanding individual play was compen- safion for some of if. Cervino scqred on a beau- +ifully execufed 70-yard run. s+ar+ed by a short flaf pass from Sachs. Sachs also passed +0 Emerf for fhe second fally. Referee's decisions also played imporfanf roles in this vifal game. Homecoming broughf a second fasfe of defeaf +0 beurg's campus as Muhlenberg oufscored fhe locals in one of Hwe roughesf games of +he year. Speaker was Jrhe enfire scoring show +ha+ day wifh an 89Kyard punf runback, and 2 complefed fouch- down passes from Sachs. Tough. rugged line play. wifh Ginanni and Captain Hdmmel oufsfanding, was a noHceable affracfion. showing fhe G-burg line could fake if and dish if ouf. Six seniors fake lasf look. II G-burg again felf defeaf when Delaware nosed +hem ouf in a 'lasf-minufe, 32-27 +hriHer. Sachs again proved his passing prowess by fossing four fouchdown passes +0 Speaker, Emerf. Cervino and Emerf, respecfively. The locals were behind +he whole game. fied in fhe Iasf quarfer' buf fell behind wifh one minufe +0 play. Line play. led by Schlegel and Lenfz. and pass cafching by Emerf excelled in 1his cleanest. hardesf-foughf game of fhe season. 153 Junie break: for pay-dirf. G-burgk combined running and passing aHack defeaHng Hue Terrors of Wesfern Maryland. 27-6. A 68-yard run by Cervino, a plunge by Johnson and passes from Sachs +0 Faulkner and Emerf accounfed for +he Touchdowns. The Sf. Lawrence 77 He showed an enfirely differenf G-burg eleven. The use of +he reliable singIe-wing wifh Musselman and Jones excelling. gave an overconfidenf G-burg eleven a lucky fie. Bullefs s+all Mule affack. Jones makes a furs? down. ' iai'w st, f Sachs prepares +0 heave one ageinsf Albrighf. Thanksgiving Day finished G-burg's besf posf-war season wifh +he locals ou+-classing a bewildered F. and M. eleven, 39-6. Cervino sparked +he ground affack by ouf-gaining +he whole F. and M. feam. Sachs scored firsf on a quarferback sneak. increased fhe lead wifh +wo more Cervino and Musselman bofh scored on long runs while Cauffman Jrallied on 1hen Jones +ouchdown plunges. Ross sneaks back 90 ihrow one behind +errific blocking. Sachs' l4fh fouchdown pass. Coach Hen Bream was carried off We field on +he shoulders of +he players. This game ended fhe season as G-burg compiled five wins! +hree losses and one fie and also comple+ed college foofbaH compefifion hr seniors CauHman. Schlegel. Ginanni. Gibble. Love and Kifa. AHverhoH' cough? in Hue acf. '!'!!9$.'. v 4475 'H ' : 35';7. 156 Combining speed and aggressiveness wifh adepf ball handling and brillianf all around floor work, +his year's Orange and Blue baskefball feam won for Hself a place among +he all-fime outsfanding quinfefs of GeHysburg College. This feaf was unique when considering +he facf +ha+ if was one of +he smalles+ quinfefs ever assimi- lafed by Coach Hen Bream. Jusf one man on +he feam lopped +he six-foof mark. a rarify in lhls era of +he skyscraper baskefball plgyer. Whaf +hey lacked in sfafure. however. +he Bullefs made up for in husfle and spirif. Team play was +he keynofe of H155 squad. and if would be impossible +0 single ou+ any one player as +he individual sfar. Belber hils the cords. Pure applauds fwo-poinfer. Sfarfing fhe season wifh +wo heartbreaking de- feafs a'r fhe hands of Cornell and Princefon. +he G- men found +hemselves on fhe shorf end of 43-40 and 62-59 scores. Againsf Mt Sainf Mary's, +he Bullefs finally hif +heir sfride and foughf from behind fo capfure a +hriHing 62-60 overfime vicfory on fhe sfrengfh of Walf O'Brien's accurafe Iasf minufe sef shofs. Lehigh sfops March. Boys hopeful againsi Lafayeffc. Wall and Bucky work ouf under +he board. Confinuing +heir winning ways. He Breamiles wenf on +0 rack up successive vicfories over Al- brighf. Delaware. and Lehigh. Jrime and again dem- onsfrafing +ha+ rare abilify +0 come from behind in +he clu+ch. Sa+urday. January I5. will live long in +he memo- ries of all G-burg cohorfs. for on +ha+ dafe an in- spired Bullef +eam puf on perhaps +he greafesf exhibifion of sensafionalism and sheer defermina- Hon ever seen in flue Eddie Plank Gym. overcoming a favored LafayeHe quinlef. 60-58. in a Jrl'lrilling lension-packed over+ime confesf on Hue sfrengfh of Belber tunes up on free fhrows. Ross leads the parade. Hank Belber's brillianf exhibifion of se+-shoo+ing. Following +he LalayeHe con+est lhe G-men sul- lered a Iel-down and los+ lo a surprising Johns Hop- kins five, 54-53. Thirfeen slraighl poinfs by +he Jays in The flaird s+anza proved foo much for +he listless Breamifes loo overcome, as a desperale las1L period rally fell one marker shod. In each game +0 dale if has been a differenl player who would ca+ch Hue spark +ha+ fired flue remaining slalwarfs +0 unsurpassed heighfs, ably demons+ra+ing +he all around abilify of +his hard- wood quinfef. Harris fakes off for flue basket First Row: Plechner, Pure. Belber, O'Brien. Harris, Sachs; Boehner. Second Row: McCausland, March. Fair. Rosborough, Whife. Holman. Third Row: Bream hoachl. Kauffman, Gorman. Yovicxin. Coppoui. A WELL-BALANCED TEAM G-burg's quinfef H135 year was a well-balanced combinafion of seasoned performers and new blood. all of whom funcfioned as a compacf well drilled unH. ' Bucky Harris, +he Bullef wheelhorse and sferling brecourf performer. along wifh Harry Pure. six-foof. +wo-inch cen+er and brillian+ pivo+ man were +he holdovers whose falenfs blended well on H135 feam of perfecfionisfs. These fifans were augmenfed by Hank Belber. brillianf play-maker. superlafive baH- handler. and sef-shof arfisf: Bob O'Brien, whose sfeady floor work was insfrumenfal in many a Jrwo- poinfer: and Scary Plechner. +he golden boy. whose amazing accuracy wifh either hand made him a consfamL +hreat ther luminaries from whom no share of credif should be Jtaken were George Boehner. Ross Sachs. Bob March, George Fair. Dave Rosborough. Two more hr GeHysburg. Limbs, limbs and more limbs. CANVAS- BACKS Erb pins his man. Wifh six veferans forming a large nucleus. +he Geffysburg ma1L iuggernauf sfarfed anofher season successfully under Jthe fufelage of Clyde King Cole. The record In January sfands af fwo wins and one defeaf wifh more +han haht of +he schedule yef +0 be wresfled. Remaining on +he season's agenda are meefs wifh Temple, Johns Hopkins, Muhlenberg. Delaware. Bucknell. Franklin and Marshall. and ?he Middle Aflanfic Tournamenf +0 be held in Geffys- burg on March 4 and 5. The Colemen friumphed over fhe Lafayeffe grap- plers, 24-l0. on +he home mafs in +he firsf mee1L of +he year. Graham McCufcheon. a Middle AHaan champion, pinned Person in Jrhe l28-Ib. class and Joe Erb also scored a fall in his respecfive weight Team Capfain Launce 50qu oufpoinfed Lafayeffe's Capfain Xan+hopol0us In +he oufsfanding bouf of +he affernoon. However, +he meef was cosHy as Ted Lenker, +he lZS-pound Middle AHanfic king, inl'ured his ankle and was losf f0 fhe +eam for Jrhe res? of +he season. Coach Clyde falls +hem how. Mac gels his man. lnvadinq Princelon for +heir second meef. +he Orange and Blue grunf-and-groaners sulfered a 286 defeat Russ Riegel. also a Middle Allanfic Champion, was +he only vicforious G-burg grappler when he decisioned Longaker from Old Nassau. Joe Erb gained fwo poinfs for +he Baillelielders when he drew wifh his opponent McCufcheon and Binder wresllecl close bouis. losing by only one poinf. In +he +hird meef oi +he season +he Geffysburg maf maulers frounced +he Haverford wres+ling feam. 24-IO. on +he Haverford mafs. Bob Heldrich. a newcomer +0 fhe feam +his year. sfarled 0H righi by pinning his opponen+ fwice. Riegel and Scull also pinned fheir opponenfs. Wi+h +his good slari +he Gelfysburg wresiling squad will probably con- linue on lo a very successful season. Ride him Ted. Firsi Row: Riegel. Erb, McCufcheon. Lauli. Binder. Second Row: Cole lcoachl, Hildrick, Clegy. Diehl, Smifh. THE BULLET-BOOTERS LeH +0 Right First Row: Borgh. Sfrasser, Smifh, Koch, Fink. Triller, Coshnzo. Kushner. Fourfh Row: Harfshorne hoacH. Hough. SchmiHhenner. Slee. Second Row: Grigsby, Waf- Heldrich, Oriel, Leibknechf, Graeff managarL kins. Allshouse, Gibble. Hammann. Buller. Rice. Third Row: Coach Harfshorne's Bullef boofers used hard fighfing facfics +0 buck a fough schedule. buf +heir bes+ reward for +he season was a H fie wifh 'rhe Blue Hens from Delaware Universify. The G-burg kickers semed +0 have an edge over such +eams as Wes'rern Maryland, Johns Hopkins. and Dela- ware in view of fheir offensive +hrus+s, buf Hue primary purpose of +he game--+he scoring of goals -didn'f ma+erialize a sufficien'r number of fimes. Navy, Drexel. and Washingfon fook fhe measure of +he Bulle+s Hue firsf +hree games and each confesf resuHed In a shufou+ for +he locals. The game played againsf Bucknell. Middle AHanfic champions. was He besf demonsfra+ion of +he BulLefs all year al- +hough if ended in a 32 vicfory for +he Bisons. Herfshorne gives the good word. I62 FOUGHT HARD Boys don'f fight Dick Allshouse, playing inside left led fhe boofers in +he scoring deparfmeni with +wo goals while Kushner. Oriel, Cosfanzo. Koch. and Liebeknechf each had one counfer fo +heir credi'r. Peck Wafkins. shif'ry nef fender. did a no+ewor+hy job in fhe goal while +he iron man of +he G-burg defense. Carlfon Smifh. played mosf of fhe games wifhouf relieh in his Ieff fullback posifion. Cenfer half Bob Everharf provided a spark for fhe offense when his services weren'f hampered by his bad knee. The prospecfs for a winning feam are much bfighfer for nexf year when +he varsi'ry will be sfrengfhened by experi- enced men who played on Sam Schmiffhenner's scrappy freshmen squad. Heave HI No iime +0 dance. I63 TRACK AND FIELD Coach Bloomingdale's hack and field +eam handicapped by nof having a Jtrack onhwhich +0 prach'ce. experienced a very unsuccessful season in '48. when +hey dropped four friangular mee'rs. The meefs were wifh Lehigh and Muh1enberg. Johns Hopkins and Haverford. Bucknell and Juniafa. and finally Franklfn and MarshalL and Dickinson. The Bullefs finished +hird. +hird1 second and +hird. re- spec+ively. Consisfenf winners for Jrhe Orange and Blue were Snodgrass in +he discus. Rambo in +he pole vaulf and Hamme in Jrhe 880-yard run. GeHysburg's cross coun+ry +eam experienced a The hili-and- dalers were successful in only one of six meefs, +haf being MoumL SaimL Mary's. Coach Yovicsin's boys fell vicfims +0 Delaware. Lehigh, Muhlenburg. F. and M.. and Albrighf. In Jrhe Middle AHanfics. Sntu Smifh. who won fhree firs+s for +he feam for +he regular season. came in fenfh only fwo seconds 51 orf for Jrhe meef record. very unsuccessful season +his year. MacBean. Yovicsin hoacM . LeH +0 Right Firsf Row: Ansel. Smifh. Hamm. Second Row: Hare. Yosf, Hays. BASEBALL Brillianf pifching, all around excellenf fielding, coupled wifh pofenf power af fhe be? enabled Coach Ira Plank's Orange and Blue Baseball nine +0 emerge wifh one of fhe besl records in +he hisfory of fhe'college. Led by fhe hard hiffing Bud Ecker, Tony Cervino and Dick Tome. and aided by +he fiveehif pifching of Ken Houfz and Bill Brown, +he . , G-burgers annexed +heir inilial friumph a+ flue expense of John Hop- 3,: 'kins. ll-l. ln +heir home debuf +he feam wenf :lown +0 defeaf af fhe hands of a slrong Muhlenberg squad. composed of many velerans. Dickinson was fhe second vicfim of +he balsfers. They fell in l I innings. 5-4, +hanks 1'0 some poor fielding by flue Diplomafs. The Gel 'eadY Bud! BaHlelielders disposed of Navy. 4-l. Hwanks +0 +he lourluif pifchlng of Bill Brown, Mf. Sf. Mary's 2I-9, Lehigh 6-2. and fhen +hey me? Lalayeffe. The Leopards were considered by many to be +he besf leam in flue Easf. The GeBoys losf 2-l wifh H16 winning run crossing flue plafe In +he boHom of flue ninf'n. Susquehanna. Mf. Sf. Mary's. Weslern Maryland, F. and M., Delaware. and Dick- inson were all handed sefbacks by +he alerf Geffysburg nine. By virfuet of +hese impressive vicrories +he feam compiled a , . . . +3 seasonal record of l l wins and fwo losses. . Vyy-KWQ31 $2.0 The +eam was composed of moslly under- V ' J 3'5 ??wa graduafes: fhus everyone is expecting greaf fhings in '49. Two bases for Razor. Firs? Row: Hummel. Riegel, Brown, Alherholf. J. Cervino. T. Cervino, Ecker, Nowak. Second Row: Tome, Kirker. Houh, Buehler, Gibble, Cauffman. Hiie. Plank lcoachl. I65 I66 John shows backhanJ form. NET-MEN Prospeds Jr'or Hue 1947-48 +ennis season looked good as six leHermen. John Miller. John Kafz. Bob Hassinger. Bill Copeland. Gordon Grigsby. and Bill Hewson responded fo Coach Jack Shainline's call. buf in +heir five mafch schedule +he local nef- men suffered fhe same number of defeafs. Because of bad weafherl work on +he new cour+s was delayed considerably. and pradice sessions were held up for several weeks. Opening wifh F. and M. on Hue local courfs flue Bulle'rs lost 5-4. In +he second mafch of he year. a sfrong superior squad from Haverford dumped G-burg. 9-0. De- spife +he decisive loss Grigsby and Miller looked good in +he singles. On May I the Wesfern Mary- land nefmen came +0 G-burg and oufscored +he Orange and Blue. 7-2. Playing Bucknell Jnere on May l2. flue Orange and Biue bowed +0 Hue former. 8-1. as Sherry Brown regisfered fhe only vicfory Jfor GeHysburg. ln the final filf wifh Dickinson +he Red Devils cap- tured a 5-4 win. Left f0 Right, Firs? Row: Copeland. Hewson. Miller. Second Row: Brown, SchmiMhenner. Belber. Shainline koacM. Drive if. Watch flue birdie. Make fhaf puH good. Nice shoi! Nice form! PITCH IAND PUTTERS Coached by Joseph K. Wolfinger. Hue I947-48 gohc squad closed ouf ifs card wifh one of +he mosf impressive records in years-seven wins. +hree losses and one half. , Playing +heir home Hlfs on +he Caledonia Course, +he locals halved fheir opener wifh Johns Hopkins. Don Carringfon led +he Bullefs wifh a 67 medal score as G-burg Jrapped Haverford. 7-2. Affer dropping +heir mafch +0 5 sfrong Universify of Maryland combinafion. 7-2. fhe Orange and Blue fell +0 +he Diplomafs from F. and M.. 6-3. in a drenching rain. In fhe Dickinson fournamenf, won by Geffysb'urg. 8-l. Dick Dodds sef a new low as he hif a remarkable 66. Losing an almos+ cerfain pre-game win +0 Wesf- ern Maryland. 6-3. Hue local Iinksmen +riumphed in a refurn mafch, SVZ'VZ- The Bafflefield golfers concluded +heir schedule wifh four successive wins againsf +he Engineers from Lehigh. +he Bucknell Bisons. +he Red Devils from Dickinson. and F. and M. Lef+ +0 Right Firs? Row: Yocum. Kahoer, Planh. Wolfinger hoachL McCaus'and. Davies. Dodds. I67 They're off! Lose your nerve 7 I N THE SWIM In fheir firsf posf war of compefifion. GeHys- burg's swimming Jream could boasf buf one vicfory. The Nafors engineered a win over Drexel Tech buf were badly beafen by Lehigh, Johns Hopkins. Dela- ware. Swarfhmore, and F8Jv1. Coach Spike Shainline had +wo brighf lighfs in Dick Carofhers and Emil GeorgeHe. who glimmered above Geffysburg swafers +his year. Bofh free- sfylers. fhey splif fhe maiorify of fhe sprinf evenfs. Leff fo Right Firs? Row: CaroOhers. Mulbech, McMorris. Sfraub, Goorgeff. Second Row' Moore. Perry. Lehman. Nu- geM, Lumen, Bofferbusch. Shainline koacM. Third Row: Eys'rer lmanagod. Rommel, Grigsby. Jones. Hays. Eiforf. Wenfzel. 168 Cuf fhaf wafer; FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Firs+ Row: MillBe. Granger. Keegley. Snook. DeSimone. Sec- ond Row: Oberker. Courf. Keuver, Risley. Third Row: BM- ner. Yosf, Woods. Fourfh Row: Sferreif, Kennedy, Noggle. FRESHMAN SOCCER Firs? Row: Ebeler, McGaughy. Himes. SchmiH, Clark. Leidy. Reifschneider, Gibson. Second Row: Ziegler, Saba, Smelfz. Granger. Royals. Lange, Beard. Third Row: Schoen. Snyder. Cruz. Maxwell. Larsen, Oppenheimer. Fourfh Row: Manager MacGlee, Dingman. Coach SchmiHhenner. Roser. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Firsf Row: Courney, Lubeikin. Shelhase, Levendis, Fair. Knapp. Second Row: Yovicsin. Combs, Bixby, Bailey. KeHerman. Resanovich. Beck. Clark. Melhorne. Third Row: Hare. Thomas, Coder. Mahon, Waison, Reighwein. Bowman. 169 Coeds baffle cf Susquehanna. Shirley, drive fhaf ball! WOMEN'S Sfrengfhened by a new crop of hockeyyminded freshmen and by +he enfhusiasm of +he new worn- en's phys. ed. insfrucfor, Miss Grace Ker'mey. Gef- fysburg College coeds produced a group of fasf and clever dribblers who faced five neighboring iny sfifufions in hockey. Their Hnal Jrally 0? only one vicfory againsf fwo deadlocks and fwo defeafs belied Their promising appearance on fhe field. Leff i0 Right Firs? Row: Dreier. Hankins, Thompson. Thomas. Hunsberger, Parker, Wharton, Harfranff. Warner. Second Row: Grogan, Ewaldson, Bobb. Lo . Creuhburg, MaHack. Brubaker, Hislop. Fuhro, Decker, Miss Kenny koachL HOCKEY CAPTAINS. Left +0 Righf: Thomas, Honkins. Maflack, Hunsberger, Dreier. HOCKEY Opening +heir season on +he home grounds in a fussle wifh Shippensburg Sfafe Teachers College. +he BulleHes baffled only +0 lose by a 4-2 count The following week Huey jumped in+o Hue win column by overpowering Susquehana on foreign soil. 32. Displaying Hweir falenfs bebre a crowd of in+er- esfed fafhers in Hue special evenf-packed weekend, G-burg's lassies foughf Wes+ern Maryland's Green Ready for adion. Half-fime briefing. Terrors +0 5 3-3 draw. Affer dropping an away confesf +0 Millersville. 5-2. +he locals wound up +heir season wifh a scoreless Jrie as Huey played hosf f0 Penn Hall. Coeds who sparked +he G-burg affack were Hunsberger. Parker. Thomas. Decker. Harfranff. and Warner while Maflack, Hankins. Fuhro. Ewaldson. Hislopi and Dreier forfified fhe Orange and Blue defense. Nan saves Hue day. 172V Ginny hifs fhe cords again. BASKETEERS Under +he direcHon of Miss Grace Kenny. in+er- collegia+e baskefball began ifs eighf-game schedule which exfended from February info March. Bofh varsity and junior varsify squads Compefed wifh neighboring schools in five away games and Jrhree home games. Leif +0 Right: Dreier. Hunsberger. Thompson. Parker. Decker. Fuhro, Loff, Miss Kenny koachL Brubaker. Hislop, Nebinger. Harfranff, MicHey. Geiman, Warner Thomas. Coeds 31' scrimmage. By +he end of +he season The coeds wIH have played Susquehanna Universify. Shippensburg Sfafe Teachers CoHege, Wesfern Maryland, Millersville S+a+e Teachers College. Penn Hall, and a newa-or- ganized Albrighf Jream. Trisfs wifh Lebanon Valley and Hood were included in +he h49 fournamenfs. D. 6. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS. Maflack, Loehler, Fuhro. Saul, Grogan. Mickley. KersieNer, Hunsberger. Minnich. Parker. Wolfors. PHI MU SORORITY Firs? Row, L. i0 R.: Thelma Heafon, Shirley Thomas. Sally Geiman, Mary Alice Harfranff. Second Row: Faye Nebinger, Virginia Decker. Barbara Hislop, Helen Knuble. Undefeafed women's inframural baskefball champions. Ldt b Righf: Walfers. Thompson, KersfeHer, Minnich. Huns- - berger. Parker. Second Row: Saul, Loehler. Babb. Creuh- D. 6.5 WIN HOCKEY CROWN. burg. Maflack. Fuhro, Nelson. Grogan. 173 Touchdown hr McKnight Lef if Hy! THE lNTRA-MURAL WARS Can't s'rop now! Whaf is if, Ump? I74 Rebels on fhe move. GO ON AND ON Rockefs zip fwo. Houh gek fa p. Hurry. Dale! Rounding ouf lasf year's Girls' lnframurai Pro- gram, +he Delfa Gamma s succeeded in copping +he Baseball championship wifh a sfanding of Jrhree wins and no losses. Sfarfing +his year off wifh a bang, Hue defermined DeHa Gamma clan fook +he inframural hockey +1er in a closely knif fournament Volleyball saw +he D.G.'s on Jrop again affer winning ouf over a +hree-way fie wifh Jthe Chi Omegals and Phi Mu's. 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