Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1953 volume:

he arly all n . . . ur work has just begun Inuiilh: fln. 319.515 ,. VJ . ; 3, in ourfun .. . we beg well... i L gisxxxxki 1:7 H is wifh a grea+ deal of pride and admirafion +ha+ we exfend hearf-felf appreciafion +0 Dr. Langsam for +his his firsf year af GeHysburg Colle e. His leadership and guidance in many quan- daries have helpe us +0 realize +he line qualifies +ha+ our presiden'r possesses. His friendliness and willingness +0 help everyone wi+h even +he smallesf of problems has made us feel +ha+ he is fruly a l l l l sincere and considerafe friend of Jrhe sfudenf body and faculfy. The busy clays af GeHysburg have begun in earnemL for Dr. Langsam and his congenial wife. and we sincerely hope +ha+ Jrhese Hrsf monfhs will leng+hen sleadily info many lasfing years here. The Langsams have devo+ed much of +heir Jrime +0 sfudenfs and +he la++ers' search for educafion. and we hope +0 appreciafe fully +he work and sacrifice +ha+ +hey coniinually confribul'e +0 our college life. For now. however. if is only wifhin our power +0 exfencl +0 Dr. Langsam and his family a warm. sincere Jrhank you lor'work already accomplished a'r GeHysburg College. l Here's an adiclo you shculd The good aarfh beckons lo ihe This anfique has quite a history. all road. Firsf Lady. children. WILBUR E. TILBERG CHARLES R. WOLFE Dean Regisfrar and Dean of Admissions A.B.' Bethany College; A.M.. Universiiy of Kansas; A.B., A.M., Gettysburg College Ph D.. University of Wisconsin. ROBERT H. FRYLING MRS. MILDRED D. JOHNSON Dean of Men Acfing Dean of Women A.B., Gettysburg College; M.S.. Universify of Pitfs- A.B., Gettysburg College burgh: Doing gradume work. University of PiHsburgh. RICHARD C. DEBUS C. PAUL CESSNA EDWERTH E. KORTE Business Manager Alumni Secretary Chaplain 8.5., Wagner College; A.B., A.M., Geitysburg College A.B., Gettysburg College; Diploma. M.B.A., New York University Gettysburg Seminary Administration WILLIAM O. DUCK JOHN H. KNICKERBOCKER Guidance Counselor Librarian A.B.. Bucknell University; A.M.. Ph.D.I A.B., A.M., Columbia Universify University of Pittsburgh Secretaries and MISS ROSE SWISHER, MISS MILDRED H. HARTZELL. MRS. RUTH S. GROFT. MRS. THELMA R. BENDER, L Secreiary fo the President. Secretary 10 fhe Dean. Secretary f0 Ihe Registrar. Secretarywto the Dean of OITIEIL MRS. LOUISE KRICK, MISS ROSEA B. ARMOR. MRS. FRANCES T. GREIMAN. MISS ROSE McINTYRE. Secretary 10 fhe Business Secrefary to the Alumni Secreiary fo fhe Chaplain. Secretary f0 Athlefic Director. Manager. Secre+ary. EDITOR'S NOTE: No? pictured with adminishafive staff due f0 late appoinfmenf: MAXWELL D. BUCKLEW Direcfor of Public Relafions A.B., Wiifenberg College NELSON J. GROFT Superinfendenf of Buildings and Grounds Head Residents . MRS. ANNA N. GLAES, MRS. LORETTA U. DEATRICK. MISS WINIFRED E. CAMPBELL. MRS. MAY H. SORRICK. Hanson Hall. Sfevens Hall. Huber Hall. Aughinbaugh Hall. MRS. ELIZABETH PENNINGTON. MISS RUTH E. KOSER, MRS. JULIA R. AUGUSTINE. MRS. LILIAN STITES, Dining Hall Manager. Phi Delia Theta Fraternity. Lambda Chi Alpha Frafernify. Phi Gamma Delfa Fraternity. --Languages Firsi' Row: ENGLISH DEPARTMENT O GEORGE S. WARTHEN, Head. Graeff Professor; A.B.. A.M.. UniversHy of Virginia: A.M.I Harvard Universify: Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins Universi+y. 0 HARRY F. BOLICH. A.B., A.M., Bucknell University. 0 RALPH D. LINDEMAN. A.B.. Universify of PiHsburgh; A.M.. Columbia Universiiy; doing gradua+e work at Uni- versify of Piffsburgh. O FRANCIS C. MASON, A.B.. A.M.I Universify of Vir- ginia: A.M.. Harvard Universify; Ph.D.. Universify of Vir- ginia. O MARTHA E. SACHSK A.B.. GeHysburg College: A.M.. Universify d Pennsylvania. 14 Second Row: 0 LEROY W. SMITH. A.B.. American Universify: A.M.. George Washing+on Universify; doing gradua+e work af Duke University. 0 KATHRINE K. TAYLOR, A.B.. Uni- versity of Oregon. 0 JOSEPH K. WOLFINGER. A,B.. 3f. John's College: doing graduafe work af The Johns Hopkins Universify. ROMANCE LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT O ALBERT BACHMAN, Head. Ph.D., Universify of Zurich: Ph.D.. Columbia Universify. O GUILLERMO BARRIGA, 8.5., Colombian Naval Acad- emy: doing graduafe work a+ Middlebury College. Third Row: 0 ANGEL FRANCO, A.B.. A.vM.. Universify of Puer+o Rico. Firs+ Row: 0 HERBERT G. HAMME, A.B.. Dickinson College; A.M.. GeffysBurg College . 0 WILLIAM D. HARTSHORNE, A.B.. A.M.. Haverford College; Diploma, Universiiy of Toulouse. O SIGRID L. LEHNBERGER. A.B.. Hofsfra College; A.M.. Duke UniversHy. O MARILYN E. REICHERT, A.B.. GeHysburg College: do- ing gradua+e work af The Pennsylvania Sfa'te College. GERMAN DEPARTMENT 0 WILLIAM K. SUNDERMEYER. Head; Ph.D., Universify of GoeHingen. Second Row: 0 FREDERICK C. AHRENS, A.B.. Universiiy of Wesfern On'tario; A.M.. Ph.D.. Columbia Universify. O HEINZ LANGERHANS. Ph.D., Universify of Frankfuri on Main. 0 LAWRENCE M. WASHINGTON. A.B.. A.M.l Middle- bury College; doing graduaie work af Middlebury Col- lege. GREEK DEPARTMENT O W. FREDERICK SHAFFER, Head, Franklin Professor: A.B.. A.M., Ph.D., Princefon Universify. LATIN DEPARTMENT 0 JOHN G. GLENN. Head, Pearson Professor: A.B.. A.M., Wesleyan Universify: Ph.D.. Princeion Universify. -Social Studiesha Firs+ Row: Second Row: ECONOMICS AND B'BLE DEPARTMENT POLITICAL SCIENCE o WILLIAM c. WALTEMYER, Head. Amanda Ruperi DEPARTMENT Sfrong Professor; A.B., GeHysburg College : B.D.l GeHys- 0 MILTON L. STOKES. Head; A-B-. A.M.. L.L.B.. Universiiy of Toronfo; burg Seminary: A.M.. Ph.D., American UniversHy. Ph.D.I Universify of Pennsylvania. 0 PAUL BAIRD, A.B., A.M., The 0 ROBERT E. CARL. A.B.. Gefiysburg College; 5.0.. Pennsylvania S'tafe College; doing . graduafe work af Universify of Illi- S.T.M.. GeHysburg Seminary. nois. . HAROLD A DUNKELBERGER. AHB, Geffysburg COI- . CHARLES H. GLATFELTER. A.B., Geffysburg College: Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins Universify. O CHESTER E. JARVIS. A.B., A.M.. Universify of Califor- versify. nia: doing graduafe work af Universify of Pennsylvania. 0 GEORGE. R. LARKIN. A.B.. A.M.. Wesleyan Universify. lege; B.D.. Geffysburg Seminary: Ph.D.I Columbia Uni- . EUGENE R. McVICKER. A.B.. GeHysburg College: do- ing graduafe work 3+ GeHysburg Seminary. Third Row: 0 THEODORE c. SCHLACK. A.B.. ee++ysburg College; ' CHARLE? A' RA'TH' A3 AM . U '!V9'5 Y o; Pm' sylvania: domg graduafe work of UnlverSIfy of Pennsylva- doing graduafe work a+ Geffysburg Seminary. nia. 16 Firsf Row: 0 CONWAY S. WILLIAMS, A.B.. Columbia Universifyn M.S., Columbia School of Business. HISTORY DEPARTMENT 0 ROBERT FORTENBAUGH, Head, Adeline Sager Pro- Jiessor; A.B.. GeHysburg College: diploma. GeHysburg Seminary: A.M.. Syracuse Universify; Ph.D.. UniversHy of Pennsylvania. 0 ROBERT L. BLOOM. 3.5.. Shippensburg Sfafe Teachers College; A.M. Duke University; Ph.D.. Columbia Univer- si+y. O BASIL L. CRAPSTER, A.B.. Princefon Universify; A.M.. Ph.D., Harvard Universify. PHILOSOPHY AND SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT o NORMAN E. RICHARDSON, JR.. Head. William Bif- finger Professor; A.B.. Amhersi College; 3.0., Ph.D., Yale Universify. 17 Second Row: 0 W. RICHARD SCHUBART, A.B.. Dar+mou+h College: A.M.I Columbia Universify; doing graduafe work af Colum- bia U niversify. O RICHARD F. TOMASSON. A.B.. GeHysburg College: doing graduaie work a+ Universify of Illinois. PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT O KENNETH L. SMOKE, Head; A.B.. A.M., Ph.D.. Ohio Sfafe Universi'ly. O EDGAR LEE EDDINS, A.B.. GeHysburg College; A.M.. Temple Universify; doing graduafe work a? The Pennsyl- vania Stafe College. 0 WILBER C. MATHIAS. B.S., Adrian College: A.M.. UniversHy of PiHsburgh; doing gradua+e work ai Indiana UniversHy. R.0.T.C. Air and Ground--i AIR R.O.T.C. DEPARTMENT 0 mm. MAX T. LEONARD. O COL. CHARLES E. FULTON, 8.5., Akron Universiiy. 0 MAGT. ELMER J. JOHNSON. O MAJOR FLOYD H. McKEAND, A.B., Marshall College. 0 CAPTAIN HOLLIS L. MULLER. JR.. 3.5.. United Sfafes . USGT. VERNON M. LYONS. Milifary Academy: A.B., GeHysburg College. 0 IST LT. JOHN C. WILLIAMS. 0 WSGT. ALBERT HUMPHRIES. Firsf Row: Second Row: 18 Firsf. Row: Second Row: 0 5561 JOHN D. MORRILL. O IST LT. JAMES F. EISMANN, A.B.. Geifysburg College. GROUND R.O.T.C. DEPARTMENT O MAJOR WILLIAM M. LIPSEY. B.S.. Universi+y of Ala- bama. O SFC IRA S. RION. JR. 0 SFC JOHN DeBORDE, JR. 0 MBGT. ANTHONY J. NAVICKAS. 0 SGT. ROBERT A. FISCUS. cience BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT A+ LeH: O EARL BOWEN, Head. Dr. Charles H. GraeFF Professor: A.B., Hen- drix ColIege; A.M., Ph.D., Harvard Universi+y. 0 WILLIAM E. EISENHART. A.B.. Geffysburg College. 0 GEORGE E. GRUBE, 8.5., Muhlenberg College: M.$.. Cornell Universiiy: doing graduafe work a+ Cornell Universify. BoHom. Firs+ Row: 0 M. MAX HENSLEY, A.B.. Greenville College; M.S.. Universiiy of Illinois; Ph.D.. Cornell Universify. O HAROLD M. MESSER, Ph.B., Brown Universiw: A.M., Columbia Universify. Second Row: CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT 0 JOHN B. ZINN, Head, Ockershausen Professor: B.S.. GeHysburg College; Ph.D.. The Johns Hopkins Universify. 0 ROBERT L. JONES, A.B.. GeHysburg College. Firsf Row: 0 CHARLES A. SLOAT. 3.5.. GeHysburg College: A.M.. Haverford College: Ph.D.. Princefon Universify. O GLENN S. WEILAND, 3.5.. M.S.. Ph.D.. Universi+y of Maryland. PHYSICS DEPARTMENT O GEORGE R. MILLER, Head, Sahm Professor: B.S., M.S.. GeHysburg College: PhD.I Universify of Michigan. Died February 25, I953. See Page 223J 0 JOHN K. CARR, A.3., GeHysburg College. 21 . Second Row: 0 WILLIAM F. GREEN. A.B.. GeHysburg College. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT O RICHARD A. ARMS. Head. Alumni Professor. Direc+or of Dramafics; A.B., Ursinus Colege: Ph.D.. UniversHy of Pennsylva nia. 0 ANDREW L. MAFFETT. A.B., GeHysburg College: A.:M., Universify of Michigan: doing graduafe work at UniversHy of Michigan. 0 EARL E. ZIEGLER. 3.5.. M.S.I Geffysburg College. '--Music Firsf Row: MUSIC DEPARTMENT O PARKER B. WAGNILD. Head: A.B., Si. Olaf College: 3.0.. Geffysburg Seminary; M.S.M., Union Seminary; A.M.. New York Universify. O R. HENRY ACKLEY. A.B., Wesfern Maryland College: Teacher's Cerfificaie. Peabody Conservatory of Music. 0 MRS. VIRGINIA BARRIGA; sfudonf of Ferdinand Fil- ion. Mariel Chailley of L'Ecole Normals. Mesique. Paris. 0 ANNA M. BUDDE. A.B.. Curiiss lnsmufe; Teacher's Cer- fificak. Peabody Conservafoty. Second Row: 0 PAUL A. HARNER. Cerfificafe. Peabody Conserv- aiory. 0 MRS. TOlNl HEIKKENIN. M.B., Oberlin Conservafory. O J. HERBERT SPRINGERI Sfudenf of Tobias MaHhay, Frank Manheimer. London. England. 22 Firsf Row: EDUCATION DEPARTMENT o FRANK H. KRAMER. Head; A.B.. Ge'rfy'sburvg college; A.M.. Ph.D., Universify of Pennsylvania. 0 LESTER O. JOHNSON, A.B.. Si. Olaf College; A.M.. Universify of Minnesota. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT O CLAYTON E. BILHEIMER. Head. M.E.l Lehigh Univer- sify: A.M.. Columbia Universiiy. O CLARENCE E. BARTHOLOMEW, B.S.. 'M.S.. Ed.D., Uni- versi+y of Pennsylvania. 0 HENRY T. BREAM. 8.5.. Geffysburg College: A.M.. Co- lumbia Universify. 23 Second Row: 0 LOIS J. GORE. B.S., Temple Universify. O GRACE C. KENNEY. 5.5., New York University; A.M.. Columbia Universiiy. 0 JAMES S. LENTZ. A.B., GeHysburg College. 0 JOHN W. SHAINLINE, A.B.. Geffysburg College:- A.M.l Columbia UniversHy; doing graduafe work. 0 JOHN M. YOVICSIN. A.B., Geifysburg College; M.S.. UniversHy 01 Pennsylvania: doing graduafe work af Univer- sify of Maryland. .Education N Firs? Row: BARBARA AIERSTOCK, I037 Woods Avenue. Lancasfer, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Physical Educafion; Phi Mu; 5.C.A.. l. 2. 3. 4; Ge+fys- burgian l. 2; W. A. A. 2. 3. 4; SPECTRUM 2. 3. 4; Varsify Hockey I. 2. 3. 4; Baskefball 2. 3. 4; Physical Educafion Maiors Club I. 2, 3. 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3 WicevPresIdenU 4; Booster Club 3. 4; IAssisfanf Chairman 3. Chairman 44; May Day Com- miffee. ROBERT HAYDEN ALDSTADT. 806 Somersef Avenue. Windber. Pennsylvania; Maiar: Political Science; Phi Gamma Delta Wresi- denf 44; SPECTRUM 3. 4; Merc'ury 4Managing Edifod l. 2, 3; Infernafional Club 2. 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3. 4; Government Club 2, 3, 4; Gavel Club 3, 4; s. c. A, l. 2. ETHEL VIRGINIA ALEXANDER. 2I02 Orleans Sheet Baltimore 3l. Maryland; Maior: Spanish; 5. C, A.. l; Cored Choraliers 2; Outing Club 2; Spanish Club 2 4Secre+ary-Treasurer3 3; WWGC 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3; La Tertulia 3. WALTER E. ARNDT. l2? Easf Palmer Ave.. Collingswood. New Jersey; Maior: Political Science; Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega l; Pershing Rifles I; Scabbard and Blade 2; Minnesinqew 2; Choir 2; Disfinguished Mitifary Sfudenf 2. Second Row: ALEXANDER WILLIAM ASTIN. 5008 Baffery Lane. Befhesda 14. Maryland; Maior: Music; Phi Sigma Kappa Secretary 34; Gef- fysburgian 2; Minnesingers 4Direcfor; 2. 3. 4; Choir 3. 4Sfudenf Manager 44; Psi Chi 3. 4; College Quarfet 3. 4. THEODORE F. AYERS. I5 Washington Sheet. New+on. New Jer- sey; Maior: History; Pre-Minisferial Associafion I, 2, 3. 4; Pershing Rifles 2. 4Plans and Training Officed 3. 4; Scabbard and Blade 3. 4; Distinguished Milifary Student 3. 4. GLENN LAVERNE BAUGHMAN. 3I Soufh Main Sfreef. Dover. Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Phi Sigma Kappa; Band I. 2. 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega l. 2. 3. 4; Scepfical Chymists 3. 4; Scab- bard and Blade 3. 4. CHARLES BAUMGART. SIS Warwick Avenue. Teaneck. New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Soccer l. 2. 3. 4; S. C. A. l. 2; Mer- cury l. 2. 3; Minnesingers Z. 3. 4; Baseball Manager 2; Alpha Phi Omega 3. 4; Psi Chi 4. Third Row: MARY ELLEN BELLES. 1864 East ThIrd Street Williamsport. Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Alpha Xi Delfa; Band 4Maior4 eHe l. 24; S. C. A. I; Co-Ed Choraliers 3; Delta Phi Alpha 3. 4Secre+ary3 4; WWGC 4. JOAN E. BERGER. I34 Norfh Fairview Avenue. Upper Darby. Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; Chi Omega; 5. C. A. l. 2. 3. 4; Owl 8x Nightingale 3. 4; Senate 2. 3; Sociology Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club I. 2. RAYMOND H. BIRKEL. 99-48 2th Phace. Queens Village. New York; Maiorz. Mafhemafics; Lambda Chi Alpha Wice-PresidenU 4; WWGC l. 2,3, 4 4Chief Announcer. Music Direcfod; S. C. A. l. 2, 3; Infernaiional Club I. 2 Wice-PresidenH 3; Student Sen- afe 3. 4; Owl'8: Nighfingale 2. 3; Pi Delta Epsilon; College Choir 4. MARY ANN BOOK. 825 East Orange Sfreef, Lancaster. Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Biology; Chi Omega; Sociology Club 2. 3. 4; S. C. A. 3; Debate Team 3. 4; Ga?1ysburgian 3. 4; Beta Befa Befa 3. 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3. 4. 4 The Senior Class 26 The Senior Class,- Firsf Row: BARBARA H. BOTT, I64 East Spdngeifsburg, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: History: Independent Women: Transfer from York Junior College; Owl and Nighiingale 3, 4. DONALD A. BOUGHTER, 3I6 Ann Sfreef, Middlebown, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Physical Education; Sigma CM; Foofball 2, 3; Physical Education Maiors Club I, 2, 3, 4. JANE BOWERS, R. D. No. 2, Litflesfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Npha Xi Delta; W. A. A. 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Owl and Nighfingale 3, 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsi- lon 3, 4 WresidenH; Varsify Sports I, 2, 3, 4. PAULA BRADEN, 3857 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, New York; Maior: Biology; Be'ra Beta Befa 2, 3, 4; Kappa DeHaJEpsilon 2; S. C. A. l; J. V. Basketball 2, 3; Outing Club 2; Co-ed Chora- Iiers 2, 3. Second Row: EDWARD RUSSELL BROWNLEY, 6 Kafhmere Road, Haverfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Education; Phi Kappa Psi; Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3; Physical Educafion Club I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES A. BUBLIN, 3l3 Branch Avenue, Liffle Silver, New Jersey; Maior: Physical Educafion. JOHN C. BYRNE, I Broadway, Dobbs Ferry, New York; Maior: Physical Educafion; Phi Sigma Kappa; Freshman Football l; Physical Educafion Maiors Club 2, 3, 4: Cross Country 2, 4; Varsify Baseball 2, 3, 4; Baskefball Manager 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. ALICE CARR, Box 224, Rt l, Milford, Ohio; Maior: English; Delta Gamma; Transfer from Marion College; WWGC; Spanish Club; Genysburgian; French Club. Third Row: FERN LOUISE CARR, 428 Eas'r 32nd Sfreef, Paferson, New Jersey: Maior: Psychology; Phi Mu; Outing Club I, 2: Pan-Hellenic Council 3 4Secrefary4 4; Boosfer Club I 4Secrefary4 2, 3; Vice-Presidenf 4; Owl and Nightingale 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Co-Chairman Dorm Dance 2; Geffysburgian l; Sociology Club 2, 3. HAROLD R. CARR, JR.; Toledo, Ohio; Maior: Psychology; Theta Chi; Orchestra l, 2; Rifle Team I, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2; Owl and Nighfingale 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL DONALD CHARLES, 2600 Woodlawn Avenue, Harris- burg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Phi Sigma Kappa; Soccer l, 2, 3, 4; Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3 4Presiden'n 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3 Wice-PrestenH 4; Senafe 2, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 2, 3; Owl and Nighfingab; Freshman Discussion Leader 4; Minnesingers Z, 3. RICHARD G. CIVIL, I66 Grand Avenue, Englewood, New Jer- sey; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Intramural Sporfs. Firs+ Row: D. E. CLARK, Bendersville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics. VORIS C. CLARK, R. D. No. S, Danville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Kappa Phi Kappa 3 Wice-Pres' idenH 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. CHARLES COOK, Aspers, R. D. No. I Mafhemafics; S. C. A. l , Pennsylvania; Meier: 2; Astronomy Club 4. ELEANOR G. CRANMER, I33 Fiffh Sfreef, Beach Haven, New Jersey; Maior: Bible; Alpha Xi Delta; Transfer from Drexei; S. C. A. 2, 3, 4: Sociology Club 3, 4; French Club 4; C04Ed Choraliers 2, 3; Government Club 3, 4; Outing Club 2, 3, 4. . Second Row: ROBERT C. CRAWFORD, I7l4 Lefchworfh Road, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi PresidenH 4; Soccer l, 2, 3, 4; Senwe l; IFC 2, 3; Band I; WWGC 2, 3; Geffysburgian 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Dminguished Milifary Sfudenf 3; Arnold Air Society 2, 3; Gavel Club 4; Who's Who. CHESTER CREUTZBURG, 783 Woodland Avenue, Oradell, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Alpha Tau Omega WresidenU 4; S. C. A. l, 2; WWGC I, 2, 3, 4. A. CAROL CROCK, 3l9 Valley Road, Haverfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Spanish; Alpha Xi Delta: 5. C. A. II 2, 3, 4; W. A. A. 2, 3; Sociology Club 2; SPECTRUM 3; Geffysburgian II 2, 3, 4: Phi Sigma lofa 3, 4; Varsity Hockey l, 2, 3 4Capfain3 4; La Ter'rulia 4. DONALD CUNNINGHAM, 207 Center Avenue, Greensburq, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisbry; Phi Delta Them; Baske?ball l; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2, 3. Third Row: PAULINE ANN DALE, 3l74 lef Sfreef, North Arlingfon, Virginia; Maior: Chemisfry; Alpha Xi Delta Ureasured 4; Garver Latin Prize I; WWGC l, 2, 3 4Business Manager! 4; S. C. A. 2, 3, 4; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3, 4; Efa Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4; Scepfical Chym- isfs 2 4$ecrefary3 3, 4. CHARLOTTE F. DARLINGTON, 520 Sharpless Sfreef, Wesf Ches- ter, Pennsylvania; Maior: Bio'ogy: Chi Omega Ureasured 3: Transfer from Beaver: S. C. A. 2, 3; Sociology Ciub 2; Bars Beta Befa 2, 3 iVice-PresidenU 4; Pan-Heilenic Council 2 WresiV denH 4; Who's Who. WILL ANTHONVY DEISROTH, 325 Wes? Diamond Avenue, HazleA ton, Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; Phi Delta Theta; Ge?- fysburgian 2 4Advertising Managed 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Merucury 4Business Managed 4; SPECTRUM 4Fraternifies and Sororities Edited 4. RALPH DeMlCHELE, 3I0 7Ist, Guffenberg, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Football 2, 3, 4. -The Senior Class 28 The Senior Class- Firsf Row: ROBERT DETWILER, l26 Waverly Road. Wynco+e. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics: Alpha Tau Omega Wice-PresidenH 3, 4: S. C. A, 2. 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Varsity Baskefball 3: Senate 2; IFC 3;, Arnold Sociefy 2, 3; Orchestra l. ' PHILIP JAMES DOLSON, 509 Adelia Street Middl'efowH, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi Ureasured 4; Foofbail l, 2, 3, 4; Senafe 3; Who's Who 4; Head Dorm Counselor 4. JOSEPH W. DOOLEYI 243 York Sfreef, Geffysburg, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Social Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Chess CIUb 3; Sociology Club 3; Alpha Kappa Alpha. WILLIAM LEE EARP, 45l4 Connechuf Avenue. Washingfon, D. C.: Maior: Chemisfry; Phi Delta Thefa; Arnold Air Society 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3; Geffysburqian Klirculation Manager4 4. Second Row: JOHN DAVID EVANS, 4I2 Pine Sfreef, Roselle, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Kappa Delfa Rho; WWGC l; Gettysburqian l, 2; S. C. A. l. PIERCE F. EVANS, 235 Columbus Avenue, Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Booster Club wresidenn 2, 3. WILLIAM WALTER EWING. ll Wesf 8H1 Sfreef, Ocean CifyI New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi Wice-Presidenn 3: Foofball I. 2, 3, 4; Track 3l 4; Owl and Nightingale 3, 4; Arnold Society 3 Wice-PresidenH 4; Boosfer Club 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Oufsfanding Junior 3; Dorm Proctor 3, 4; AII-Sfafe Football 3, 4; Honorable Mention LiHle AH American 3, 4; Who's Who 4. DONALD FAUST. Il20 Norfh lb'rh Sfreef, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Maior: Chemistry; Sigma Chi; Gavel Club 3. 4; ScepHcal Chymisfs 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Socie'ry 3, 4; International Club 4. Third Row: HENRY FICK, 352 BlauveH Road, Pearl River, New York; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Tennis 1; Lambda Pi Sigma 3. BRIAN HUNTER FITZPATRICK, 50 Wesf Front Sfreef, Red Bank, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Phi Delfa Theia; Arnold Air So- cie'ry 2; IFC k'Vice-Presidenn 4. JANET C. FLINSBACH, l5? Dahlia Terrace. North Plainfield, New Jersey; Maior: Spanish; Alpha Xi Delfa; Outing Club I; Spanish Club 2. 4; WWGC 2. 4; S. C. A. l 2; Co-Ed Chora- Iiers l, 2. JOHN MAYNARD FLOOD, 5906 Cedar Parkway, Chevy Chase, Maryland; Maior: Economics; Phi Delta Thefa; Delta Phi Alpha 2: Pi Lambda Sigma. Firsf Row: ANN FOOSE, 2002 Mulberry Sfreef, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Maior: Social Science and Physical Education; Phi Mu; W. A, A, 4Secrefary3 2, Wice-PresidenH 3, 4Presiden+3 4; Senate 4Secre+ary3 3, 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3, 4; GeMysburgian I, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delia Epsilon 3, 4; S. C. A. 2, 3; Boosfer Club 4; Varsity Baskefball 2, 3, 4; Physical Elucafion Maiors Club II 2, 3, 4; Who's Who. MILTON GEORGE FORRY, JR., Chesfnuf and Harrisburg Sfreefs, Dillsburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Phi Kappa Rho Wice- President 2l SecrEfary 3I 43; Band II 2, 3, 4; WWGC 2, 3; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Scepfical Chymisfs Wice-PresidenH 3; Gettysburgian l; Alpha Phi Omega 4. CARMEN MIRIAM FRANCO Geffysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Spanish; Chi Omega; Spanish Club I, 2 4PresidenH 3, 4; Phi Sigma Iofa 3 Wice-PresidenH 4; Geffysburgian 3, 4; Owl and Nighfingale l, 2, 3, 4; La Terfulia 4; Kappa Delfa Epsilon 4. FRANK M. FRANZ, JR., 5237 Casfor Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Choir 2, 3, 4; Scepfical Chymisfs 3; S. C. A. l. Second Row: ROBERT L. FRY, Newville Rf. No. 3, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biol- ogy; Beta Befa Befa 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. 30 WILLIAM E. FUDGE. 20l South Sfree'r, Monfour Falls, New York; Maior: Economics; Theta Chi; IFC 4; Booster Club 4. JAMES JULIUS FUNK ll, 22 Wesf Union Sfreef, Somerset, Penn; sylvania; Maior: Biology; Band 2, 3, 4; WWGC 2; Beta 3636 Befa 3, 4. EDWARD FUORRY, 2527 Mf. Pleasanf Avenue, Newark, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi; Owl and Nightingaie Club I, 2, 3; Booster Club I, 2, 3. Third Row: IRA LEE GEISELMAN III 229 West Chesfnuf Sfreef, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Thefa Chi; S. C. A. l, 2; Oufing Club I, 2 UreasureH 3; Kappa Phi Kappa 3 4Secrefarw 4; Phi Npha Theta 4. KENNETH B. GEORGE, JR.. 732 Summif Avenue, River Edge, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Alpha Tau; Omega; Transfer from Nichols Junior College. FRANK THOMAS GRASSO. b7l Linden Avenue, Teaneck, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman Foo'r- ball I; Varsity Foofball 2. HOWARD J. GRIFFITHS, Kenvil, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Foofball 2, 3. 4. -The Senior Class The Senior Class- Firsf Row: HARRY FREDERIC HAMER, JR., 548 Broadview Road, Phifadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Major: Polifical Science; Phi Gamma Delta; Tennis I, 2, 4; Cross Country I, 2 Klamain; 4; Geifysburgian l 4Assistanf Sports Editor, Sporfs Edifod 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 4A5- sisfanf 'Sporfs Edifom Sports Edifor, Pictures Editor; 2, 3, 4; Track 3; WWGC 2; S. C. A. I. 2, 3 4Co-Chairman .WSSH 3: Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3 Wice-PresidenH 4; Infernafional Club 3, 4 WresidenH; Oufsfanding Junior 3; Class Treasurer 4; Who's Who 4. DAVID CODRINGTON HAMME, R. D. 9, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Kappa DeHa Rho; Drill Team 2, 3; WWGC l, 2; Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Pi Delta Ep- silon 3, 4; Gestburgian 2, 3; G-Book 2 4Co-Edifor3 3; Senate 2, 3 WresidenH 4; Who's Who 4. JAMES WILLIAM HAMMOND, R. D. No. 3, Bradford, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Football I 2 3, 4; Baskefball l. - . GEORGE E. HANEY, JR., 238 Giles Road, Bridqefon, New Jer- sey; Maior: Social Science; Kappa Delfa Rho; S. C. A.; GOF; Pre-Minisferial Associafion; WWGC. Second Row: ROBERT ROGERS HARRIS, II8 Union Street, Mooaesfown, New Jersey; Maior: Accounting; Phi Sigma Kappa; Freshman Tennis Team I; ROTC Rifle Team 2; Alpha Phi Omega 2; Swimming Team 2, 3, 4; Arnold Sociefy 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3. MARY HARSCH, l04 Llandaff Road, Haverfown, Pennsylvania: Maior; Chemisfry; S. C. A. I 2, 3; Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3, 4; Beta Befa Befa 4. JOSEPH H. HEMLER, R. D. No. 4, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Major: Economics. JAMES ELLSWORTH HENNEBERGER, l2? Ridge Avenue, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Phi Kappa Rho; Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4; Band I; 2, 3, 4; S. C, A, l, 2, 3, 4; 3Pre-Minis4 ferial Associafion l, 2, 3, 4; La Terfulia 4. Third Row: ELSA M. HENNIG, 553 Easf Linden Avenue, Dumonf, New Jer- sey; Maior: Biology; Alpha Xi Delfa; S. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4; J. V. Baskefball 3; Befa Befa Befa 2, 3, 4; Out- ing Club I, 2; GeHysburqian I, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3; Varsity Baskefball 4. EDWARD H. HENNING, 26-25 M! Sfreef, Flushing, New York; Maior; Social Science; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Arnold Air Sociefy, 3, 4. JAMES EDMUND HERBST, 1060 Grand View Road, York, PennsyL vania; Major: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Baseball l: Baskefball l; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4. ALAN H. HERSHBERGER, 30l Wafson Sfreef, Bedford, Pennsy!- vania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4; Dorm Procfor 2, 3, 4; Arnold Society 3 4PresidenH 4; Wresfling l, 2, 3, 4; Hiermer Award 3; Football l, 2, 3; Fresh- man Discussion Leader 4; Alpha Phi Omega I; Senate 3, 4; Athletic Council 4. Firsf Row: JOSEPH BRUBAKER HESS, 36 Markef Sfreef, Lififz, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Phi Delfa Theta; Band I, 2; 3 4PresidenH 4; Boosier Club I, 2, 3; Gefiysburgian 2, 3, 4; lnfra-Mural Sporfs l, 2, 3, 4. RUSSELL B. HESS, 32I Davis Road, Haverfown, Pennsylvania; Maior; Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; IFC Council; Senafe; Foo?- ball; Track; Pi Lambda Sigma; Boosfer Club; Arnold Air Sociefy. WHEELER H. HESSI JR., Noxen, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; S. C. A. 2, 3. GLADYS L. HICKSl 547 Easf Washington Street, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; Maiar: Physics and Mafhemafics; Alpha Xi Delfa Ureasurer 3, Secretary 43; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; International Club I, 2; G-Book l, 2; Geffysburgian I, 2, 3, 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3 4Secre+ary3 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3 4Secrefary3 4; WWGC tCampus News Edifor, SecrefarH 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Debate Team I, 2, 3 IManaqu 4. Second Row: RICHARD HENRY HORN. I95 Peyton Road, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Transfer from Dickinson College; Swimming Team I, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3; Infra; Mural Sporfs l, 3, 4. GEORGE H. HOTT, JR., I36 Linden Avenue, Charleroi, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Economics; Drill Team 3; SPECTRUM 3. ROBERT E. HOTTLE, I35 Carlisle Street, Geffysburg, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Economics; Phi Delfa Thefa; Varsify Football 2, 3, 4; Freshman Football l; Varsify Track 2, 3, 4. 32 WILLIAM K. HOUSEHOLDER. 827 Florida Avenue, York, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha 4PresidenH 4; S. C. A. l, 2; Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega I, 2, 3, 4: Drill Team 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3 musiness Managed 4; Gavel Club 3, 4; Outstanding Junior; Presidenf Senior Class; Who's Who 4. Third Row: FRANK J. KEENAN, JR., 5254 Roosevelf Boulevard, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Meier: Hisfory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Freshman Football Team I; Wrestling l, 3, 4; Debafe Team I, 2, 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; S. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4; WWGC l, 2, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Varsify Soccer 4; Newman Club 3, 4; IFC 4Secretary3 3, 4; Government Club 3, 4. PATRICIA A. KEENER, Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Maior: Socia! Science; Chi Omega 4Presidenn 4; Cheerleading I, 2; Senate 2, 3; WWGC 3, 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3; Choir 3, 4; Socioiogy Cluo 2, 3; Secrefary of Junior and Senior Class; Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4; Outstanding Junior; Beauty Court I, 2, 3; May Day Court I, 2, 3; Who's Who 4. WILLIAM H. KEERS, JR., I40 Bartleff Avenue; Sharon Hill, Penn- sylvania; Major: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Transfer Sfudenf from Valley Forge Military Academy; ROTC Drill Team 2, 3; In ?ramural Sports 2; Scabbard and Blade 2, 3; Oufing Club 2. WILLIAM B. KELLEY; 4830 Bradley Boulevard, Chevy Chase; Maryland; Maior: Social Science; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Drill Team I; IFC Ureasured 2; President Freshman Class I; Scabbard and Blade I, Z; Booster Club 2; Men's Tribunal 2. -The Senior Class The Senior Class!- Firsf Row: DOROTHY KELLOW, 2020 Hackeff Avenue, Easfon, Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics; Phi Mu; askefball l, 2, 3; Women's Tribunal 2; Hockey 3; Psi Chi 3, 4; PI Lambda Sigma 3, 4.. RICHARD J. KENYON. 394 Warwick Avenue, Teaheek, New Jer- sey; Maior: Chemisfry; Alpha Tau Omega: 5. C. A. L 2; G-Book l 4Managing Edifod 2; WWGC l, 2 Sports Head3 3, 4Personnel Diredod 4; Arnold Sociefy 3, 4; Scepfical Chymkts 2, 3, 4. RONALD ROBBINS KICK, Raymond Avenue, Glenville, Connecti- cuf; Malor: Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Phi Omega 2; Pershing Rifles 2 4Presidenn 3, Wice-PresidenH 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3; Commanding Officer Army ROTC Unit 4. GLENN WILLIAM KINSEY, ISIS North l4fh Street, Reading, Pennsylvania; Meier: Social Science; International Club I, 2,; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; WWGC l, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club I Ureasured 2, 3, 4; Men's Tribune! 2; Choir 2, 3; Senate 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Asso- ciafion 3, 4. Second Row: DALE F. KLEINFELTER, 343 565+ Wafer Sfreef, Middlefown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Sigma Chi; Dorm Counseior 3, 4; Baskefball 2, 3, 4. EUGENE RUSSELLLKLINE, l4l West 4th Sfreef, Lewistown, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Psychology; Sigma Chi 4Prestenf 34; Transfer from Jaunifa College: Owl and Nightingale 3; WWGC 3, 4; Psi Chi iPresidenH 4. ' RICHARD PAUL KLING, R. D. No. 4, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Sfudies; Transfer from York Junior College. ALBERT STANTON KNOETTNER, 238 Mansion Avenue, Audubon, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Phi DeHa Thefa. Third Row: RALPH J. KNOLL, JR., 3l7 Souih Scoff Avenue, Glen Olden, Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Phi Kappa Psi; Baskefball l, 2; Arnold Sociefy l, 2; Psi Chi 3, 4; Geiiysburgian l, 3, 4; WWGC 3, 4. ROY ALLAN KNUDSEN, 948 Meadowbrook Drive, Syracuse, New York; Maior: Polifical Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Basketball l: Basebali 1; Track 2; lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4; IFC 4Secrefary3 3; Government Club 2 Wice-PresidenU 3, 4PresidenH 4; Men's De. bate Team 3, 4; Gavel Club 3 4PresidenH 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3. JAMES FINLEY KRETSCHMANN, 39 Ironing Place, Lynbrook, New York; Maior: Hisfory; WWGC 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. ROBERT H. KULP, Bally, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Debate Team I; Men's Tribunal 2; Governmenf Club Z, 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4PresidenH 4; SPECTRUM 3. Firsf Row: WALTER ROBERT KURZ, 534 Fairfax Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Gamma Delta; Mercury 2, 3; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Minnesingers 2, 3, 4; Pre-Min- isferial Associafion 2, 3 WresidenH 4; Arnold SocEefy 3, 4: Thing Commiffee. DONALD LANDOLFI, 89 Iozia Terrace, Easf Paferson, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha. GEORGE W. LAROZA, JR., 62-65 601h Drive, Maspefh, New York; Maior: Biology: Befa Beta Beta 2, 3, 4; Dorm Counselor 4; Basketball l; Baseball l; Foofball I. RAY STANLEY LAUER, 354 Wesf Lincoln Avenue, Geffysburg, Pennsylvania; Malor: Economics. Second Row: LOUISE R. LEAR, 8l6 Wesley Avenue, Ocean City, New Jersey; Maior: Spanish; 5. C. A. 1; Spanish Club 3; Outing Club 2, 3: Government Club 3; Co-Ed Choraliers 3. RICHARD F. LEISMAN, IOOI Norfh l61h Streef, Harrisburg Pennsylvania; Maier: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Geffysburgian I, 2, 3, 4; WWGC l, 2; Arnold Sociefy 4; PI Lambda Sigma 4. RICHARD EDWIN LIPPERT, I930 Gwynn Oak Avenue, Baltimore 7, Maryland; Maior: Polifical Science; Kappa Delta RhoVWice. PresidenU 3, WresidenH 4; WWGC I; Intramural Board 2; Pi Delfa Epsilon 3, WresidenH 4; Geffysburgian l, 2, Sports Edifod 3, 4Edi+or-in-ChieU 4; SPECTRUM l, Sports Edited 2; Oufsfanding Junior 3: Senior Class Vice-Presidenh Who's Who. RICHARD A. LITTLE, JR., 34 Maple Avenue, LiHlesfown, Penn- sylvania; Malor: Economics; Phi Kappa Rho; Band II 2, 3; Base ball I. Third Row: RICHARD 'C. LLOYD, 2025 Roy Avenue, Willow Grove, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Psychology; Phi Kappa Psi; Geffysburgian l; Psi Chi 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 3, 4; WWGC 3. JOHN W. LOOMIS, SII Moore Sfreef, Millersburg, PennsyL vania; Maior: Political Science; Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4; GeHvs- burg Governmenf Club 2, 3, 4; Infernafional Club 2, 3, 4' S. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET LUEBBE, l073 Franklin Sfreef, JohnsVown, Pennsyk vanla; Major: Psychology; Chi Omega; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4;'Psi Chi 3, 4; Owl and Nighfingale 3, 4; Sociology Out: 2, 3, 4; Choir l, 2, 3, 4. H. RIC LUHRS, 42 South 66?er Avenue, Shippensburg, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Biology; Sigma Chi; International Club I; Irv fer-Fraternify Faofball I, 2, 3, 4; Befa Befa Beta 2, 3, 4; Arnold ASr Sociefy 3. -The Senior Class The Senior Class- Firsf Row: JACK EDWIN LUNDSTEDT. I669 23rd Sfrsef; WyandoHef Michi- gan; Maior: Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omega; Freshman Foo'rbali l; Alpha Phi Omega 4PvesidenH 3; Sceptical Chymisfs; Arnold Air Society; Inframural Representafive. RUETH JOAN MCCARTNEY; 48 Lakewood Drive;, Lake Arrowhead; New Jersey; Maior: Spanish; Phi Mu; Transfer from Ursinus Colr lege; Band 4Maiore'rfe; 3, 4; Co-ed Choralies 3; Spanish Club 3 4PresidenH; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3; 4; Phi Sigma Iota 3 456c- refary-Treasured 4; S. C. A.: La Tertulia 4. CHLOE MCCOMBS. 309 Jackson Park Road; Kannapolis, Noer Carolina; Maior: Psychology; Independent Women; Choir I; 2; 3, 4; S. C. A. l; 2; 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Associafion 2 Be:- refarw 3; Band 3; Psi Chi 3 4Secre+ary4 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 4; Dormifory Council 3. FRANK B. McELMOYL; JR.. 684 Cafalpa Avenue; Teaneck, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi 4Secre+ary 3, President 4i: VarsHy Soccer l, 2; 3 4Capfain4 4: Baseball l; Scabbard and Blade; D. M. 5.; Inframural Sports. Second Row: BRUCE E. MCKAY; 30! Ncrth 26M Street; Camp Hill; PennsylA vania; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Basketball l; Pi Lamb- da Sigma KVice-Presidenn 3; Arnold Air Sociefy 3; Senahe 3. MILES BENJAMIN MAMULA. JR.l 5l4 Buffermere Avenue, Inter- laken; New Jersey; Maior: Psychology; Sigma Chi; Transfer frcm AnHoch College; Intramural 3; 4; Owl and NIghanale 3. ELEANOR MARIE MANGELS. 4112 248 Sfree'r, Liffle Neck, New York; Major: Social Science; Alpha Xi Delta; S. C. A. l; 2, 3; Boosfer Club 2; Oang Club l, 2, 3; Sociology Club 2, 3; Mer- cury 3, 4. HENRY MANN III, 2I77 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York; Maior: Polifical Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Soccer l, 2; 3, 4; J. V. Tennis 1; Government Club 4. Third Row: AL MARCKS. 62 Kennedy Avenue; Rockville Cenfre. New York; Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Sigma Chi; Soccer I; WWGC l; 2, 3, 4; IFC 3 WresidenU 4; Owl and Nightingale Wice-Presi- denH 3; Arnold Air Society 3; 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3: Efa Sigma Phi 3; Class Vice-Presidenf 3; Freshman Counselor 4' Who's Who 4. ' R. BRYANT MASON, I025 Parkview Avenue; New Kensington. Pennsylvania; Maior: Physics; Phi Kappa Rho; WWGC l; S. C. A. l; Senafe 3, 4; Sigma PI Sigma 3; 4; Arnold Air So defy 3. 4. JO ANN MATHIAS. 304 Park Sfreef, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Maior: Psychology; Chi Omega; Transfer from Elizabethtown College; Cheerleader 2; 3; Booster Club 2, 3; 4; Gettysburgian 3; Psi Chi 3; 4; Efa Sigma Phi 3 4Secrefary4 4; WWGC 2. DONALD S. MAYES, Burnham; Pennsylvania; Maior: Biobqy: Sigma Alpha Epsiion; International Club I; 2; Befa Beta Befa 2, 3 PresidenH 4; Alpha Phi Omega I; 2. 3, Ureaswed 4; College Variety Show, WGET Program Direcfor 3; 4. Firsi Row: WILLIAM L. MIDDLETONl 325 Soufh Second Sfreef, Sfeelfon, Pennsylvania; Major: PoIHica! Science; Phi Delta Thefa; Transfer from Lafayeffe College; Freshman Baskefball; Intramural Sports. WILLIAM EARLE MILES, JR., 605 Lafham Drive, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Gamma Delfa 4His+orianJ 3; Wice-Presidenf, Treasured 4; Gavel Club 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2 Hreasurerl 3, 4; Pi Lambda SIgrna 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 3, 4; Soccer Team 3, 4; Swimming Manager I, 2, 4; Mercury Business Sfaff l 4Manager4 2, 3; Infernafional Club I, Z, 3. GEORGE ANDREW MILLER, JR., 12 Carlisle Sfreef, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Golf I. ROBERT G. MOORE, Apt. B, ll2 Park Drive Manor, Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi; Freshman Sports I' Pi Lambda Sigma 3 Ureasured 4; Scabbard and Blade; S'occer 4; Infernational Club 4; Inframurals, Afhlefic Council 4. Second Row: MARILYN ANN MOSER, 309 Edgewood Avenue, West Engle- wood, New Jersey; Maior: Psycholoqy; Phi Mu; S. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Geffysburgian I, 2, 4; SPECTRUM I, 2l 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Boosfer Club 3; Sociology Club I. THOMAS J. NAUGHTON, l8 Fixfield Avenue, Norfhfield, New Jersey; Maior: Physics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Football 1, 2: WWGC 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3, 4; Geffysburgian 3V3'4Assisfant Busi- ness Managed 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, 4; Golf 3, 4. 36 EDWIN BRUCE NAYLOR, 3342 Ely Place, S. C,. Washingfon, D. C.; Maior: EngHsh; Choir 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Associchn l, 2, 3, 4; Sfudenf Chrisfian Association I, 2, 3, 4; College Band I; Independenf Men's Association I, 2. JANELLE NAYLOR, Ill Pinehursf Road, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: French: Delta Phi Alpha 4; Le Cercle Francais 3, 4; ln- ternational Club 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Mercury 3 Ukssisfanf EdL for and Manager of Secrefarial SOaffJ 4; Owl and Nightingaia 3, 4; Beta Beta Befa 4; Phi Sigma lofa, Third Row: SONIA M4 NEWLYN, 24 Silver Lake Terrace, Mor'ton, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Social Science; Chi Omega HreasureU 4; Booster Club II 2, 3; Debate Club 4PresidenH 3; 4; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Sena're 3, 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 2, 3, 4; WWGC l, 2. CHARLES RAYMOND NICHOLAS, 354 E55? Church Road, Elkins Park, Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Freshman Football and Basketball; Varsify Football 2; Kappa Phi Kappa; qumqn Club I; Intramural Sports. JACK E. NIGHTINGALE, 5? Harvard Street, GErden Cify, New York; Maior: Ec'onomics; Thefa Chi; Soccer l; S. C. A. l; WWGC 2, 3, 4; G-Book l; IFC 4; ROTC Drill Team 2, 3. C. EDWARD NOELl 308 E Sfreef, Baltimore I9, Maryland; Maior: Hisfory: Alpha Tau .Omega Secretary 3, President 43; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Association I, 2, 3, 4; Gavel Club 4; lnferna+ional Club 4; Gettysburg Government Group 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4. -The Senior Class The Senior Class.- Firsf Row: . MAYNARD S. NORTHRUP, Roselle Park, New Jersey; 'Maior: Economics. GEORGE DANIEL NULL, Taneyfown, R. F. D. No.4, Maryland; Maiorf Chemisfry. - GEORGIA OSWALD, I409 Penn Avenue, ScranYon, Pennsylvania: Maior: History; Phi Mu Ureasurer 3, Secrefary 44; Choir l, 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Geffysburgian I, 2, 4Assis+an+ and Liferary EdiforJ 3, 4: SPECTRUM l, 2; SPECTRUM Beaufy Court 2; Women's Tribunal 3, 4; SocioVogy Club 2, 3, 4; Owl and Nighfingale 3, 4; Boosfer Club 3, 4: Kappa Delta Epsilon 3 4Secre+ary-Treasured 4' Phi Alpha Thefa 4; House Officer; Pi Delfa Epsilon 4His+orian4 4. PATRICIA ANN OYLER, 250 King Sheet Norfhumberland, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Psychology; Alpha Xi Delfa; S. C. A. I, 2, 3, 4; Oufing Club 2, 3, 4; Gestburgian l, 2; Sociology Club I. Second Row: ELLEN NOEL PARKER, 4H Edgewood Avenue, Wesffield, New Jersey; Maior: French. Delfa Gamma; Transfer from Mary Wash- Engfon College: Geffysburgian 3, 4; Phi Sigma lofa 3, 4; SPEF- TRUM 4; S. C. A. 2, 3, 4; WSSF 4Co4Chairman3 3; PamHellenic Council 4; Intramural Sporfs. FLORENCE E. PAUL, 507 Wynne Avenue, Haverfown, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: SociaV Science; Chi Omega; GeHysburgian l; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3; Boosfer Club 3 4Correspond4 Eng Secretarw 4; SPECTRUM 4; Choir 2; Infernafional Club 2; Sociology Club 2: SPECTRUM Beaufy Court 2, 3. ROBERT KENT FEELING, 524 Pine Sfreef, Roselle, New Jersey; Maior: Social Studies; Kappa Delta Rho; Freshman Baskefball Manager I; Geffysburgian I, 2, 3. 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3; G-Book .3: Band I, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Pi Delfa Epsilon 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4; WWGC 2, 3, 4. HOWARD BOWNE PETTIT, Apf. l04, Way-Lin Manor, Lans- downe, Pennsylvania; Maior: Poliiical Science; Phi Gamma Delfa 4PresidenH 3; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Senate 2; Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4. Third Row: HUBERT K. POOLE, l0l4 Pennsylvania Avenue, Hagersfown, Maryland; Maior: Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa; Beta Befa 3613 3, 4. RAY RICHARD REIDER, 3I5 Pine Sfreef, Middlefown, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Physical Education; Sigma Chi; Foofball I, 2, 3, 4; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Physical Educafion Majors Club 2, 3, 4; Dorm Counselor 3, 4. DALE A. REIGHARD, 444 Saufh Richard Sheet, Bedford, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Music; Thefa Chi; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK 5. RICE, R. D. No. l, Hummelsfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4PresidenH 4; SPECTRUM 3 deverHs- Eng Managerl 4; lnfernafional Club 3; Governmen? Club 3; Men3s Tribunal 2; S. C. A. 3, 4; Varsify Tennis 2, 3, 4; Soccer 4; Intramural Sports. Firsf Row: RICHARD B. RIEFLER. 3I8 lth Sfreef, Honesdale, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi; Soccer I; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4; Men's Tribunal 2; WWGC 2, 3; Scabbard and Blade 40. M. SJ; Inframurals, Public Relafions 4College Afhlefics; 3, 4. CHARLOTTE LOUISE ROGERS, 452 West Middle Sfreef, Geffys. burg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Chi Omega; Choir II 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; Geffysburqian 2l 3, 4. LOUIS V. ROGERS, 409 Shipley Road, Wilmingfon, Delaware; Maior: Biology; Phi Delta Theta; Beta Befa Befa 2, 3, 4; Geffys- burgian deverfising Sfaff; 3, 4: Mercury 4; Owl and Nighfin- gale 4; Chairman Religion in Life Week 4. CARROLL G. ROHRBAUGH, JR.. New Freedom, Pennsylvania: Maior: Hisfory; Phi Kappa Rho; Band II 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3, 4. Second Row: VINCENT FRANCIS ROSSETTI, 5409 Sf. Albans Way, Balfimore, Maryland; Maior: History; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball I, 2. 3, 4; Track I, 2, 3: Arnold Air Society 3. ALEX T. ROWLAND, 108 Spring Streef, Kingston, New York; Meier: Chemis'rry; Phi Delfa Theta; Choir l, 2: Minnesingers 3, 4; Senafe 2, 3; Delfa Phi Alpha 3, 4; Scepfical Chymish 3, 4. . WILLIAM HAROLD RUTHERFORD, JR., 332 Maple Avenue, Highland Park, Illinois; Maior: Polifical Science; Phi Gamma Delfa; Soccer 4Manager; l; Alpha Phi Omega l, 2, 3, 4; French Club 3; Cross Counfry 2; Track 3. FRANCIS J. SALVATO, 200 Baker Avenue, Wesffield, New Jer- sey; Maior: Chemisfry; Lambda Chi Alpha; Beta Befa Beta 4. Third Row: CHARLES M. SANDERS. JR., AbboHsfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Theta Chi WresidenH 4; Band I, 2; Pershing Rifle: 2 4Finance OHicer; 3: Kappa Phi Kappa 3 WresidenH 4; Drill Team 2; Gavel Club 4. DONALD F. SAUSE' R. D. No. 2, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Maier: Social Sciences: 5. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Association I 2, 3, 4; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4. WILLIAM FREDERICK SCHAFER, R. D. No. l,. New Kensington, Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Phi Delfa Theta; S. C. A l, 2, 3', 4; Pre-Minisferial I, 2, 3; Delhi Phi Alpha 2, 3. 4; Alpha Sigma PM 3; Cross Country 2. FREDERICK JOSEPH SCHMITT, 7 East Woodbaine Streef, Chevy Chase, Maryland: Maior: Political Science; Phi Gamma Delfa: Soccer l; WWGC l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3, 4; Mercury 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy Secretary; 3, 4; Men's Tribunal 2, -T'he Senior Class The Senior Class- Firs? Row: WALTER H. SCHUMANN, Box l12, Downingiown, Penri'sylvania; Maior: English; S. C. A. I, 2, Ureasurew 3, WresidenH 4; WWGC 4Chief Engineer4 2; Who's Who. , . DONALD 5. SCHWARTZ, 60 High Sfreef, Pine Grave, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Chemisfry; Phi Kappa Rho. WILLIAM C. SECHRIST, JR., 23l9 Old Welsh Road, Willow Grove, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Education; Phi Kappa R10 Wice-PresidenU 4; Chess Club I, 2, 4; Varsity Football 2; Physir cal Educafion Maiors Club Hreasured 3; Gavel Club 3; Infra; mural Sports; Kappa Phi Kappa 4. FRED SEGNER, 205 Janice Drive, Piffsburgh 35, Pennsylvania; Maior: Bible; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; PrevMinisferia! Associafion l, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club I, 2, 3; Alpha Phi Omega 3; Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4. Second Row: MELVIN GEORGE SHAFFER, JR., New Freedom, Pennsylvania: Maior: Psychology; Thefa Chi; Baseball I, 3, 4; Scabbard and B'ade 3, 4. PHYLLIS SUZANNE SHEARER, 220 South I7+h Sfreef, Camp Hiil Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Chi Omega; Owl and Nighfin gale l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM Beauty Courf 2, 3; GeHysburgian 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 4Co-Arf EdifoH 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4 Wice-Pres- idenH; Booster Club I, 2, 3 4Corresponding SecretaryL 4 Record- ing Secretaryk Spanish Club I; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 4Co-Capfain3; Outstanding Junior; Sociology Club 2; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who 4. JAMES WILLIAM SHEEHAN, 12 Wesf 34th Sfreef, Bayonne, New Jersey; Maior: Philosophy: Inframural Sporfs I, 2, 3; Chess Cluo l, 2, 3; Scabbard and Blade 4. HARRY LEROY SHULTZ, JR., I442 Thompson Streef, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Freshman Base- ball I; Varsify Baseball 2, 3, 4. Third Row: WILLIAM RAYMOND SIEGART, I324 Perry Sheet Reading, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemis'rry; Phi Sigma Kappa; Freshman Tennis I; Pershing Rifles 2, 3; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Scep- fical Chymisfs 2, 3 WicaPresidenH 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4. JOANN S. SIERER, 32 Grand Parkway Drive. Lewisfown, PennV sylvania: Maior: Social Science; Alpha Xi Delfa; Transfer from Syracuse University; Geftysburgian 2 4Managing Edifod 3, 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 4; 6-80on 2, 3, 4; Co-Ed Choraliers 2, 3; Psi Chi 4; Phi Sigma lofa 4Presiden+3 4; Pi Delfa Epsilon 3, 4; An'renna Club 2: Spanish Club 2; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4; Women's Sfudenf Council 3; S. C. A. 2, 3, 4; WWGC 3, 4; Thing Commiffee 2,3; Inframurals 2, 3, 4. THOMAS FREDERICK SINN, 65 Sfeinwehr Avenue, Geffysburg. Pennsylvania; Maior: Bible; WWGC 3, 4; Mercury 3, 4; Pre-Min- Is'rerial Associafion 3, 4. JEAN CAROLYN SLOOP, 530 Bridge Sfreef, New Cumberland, Pennsylvania; Maior: Music; Delta Gamma; Choir l, 2, 3, 4; Or- chesfra I; Owl and Nightingale 2, 3, 4; S. C. A. l, 3, 4; Dean3s Lisf; Who's Who 4. Firsf Row: BARBARA MAE SLOTHOWER, 3700 Visfa Terrace, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Major: History; Alpha Xi Delfa WresidenU 4; S. C. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Choir l, 2I 3, 4; Spanish Club I: Campus Senate l; Women's Sfudenf Council I, 3; Pan-Hellenic Council 3 UreasureH 4; Phi Alpha Theta 4Secre+ary4 4; Kappa Delfa Epsilon 3. 4. CURVIN CARL SMITH, R. F. D. No. l, York Springs, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. GLENWOOD SOLOMON, 2 Chesfnuf Lane, Middletown, Penn'- sylvania; Major: Physical Educafion: Sigma Chi: FoofbaEI I, 2, 3; 4; Dorm Counselor 3, 4; Physical Educafion Maiors Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN-ANN SOUDER, l552 Beverly Road, Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Economics; lndependenf Women WresidenH 2, 3, 4; Women's Smdenf Council 4Secre+ary-Treasurer4 2, 4; Co-ed Choraliers l, 2; S. C. A. l, 2, 3 4Chairman WSSH 4; Spanish Ciub 2, 3, 4; Government Club 3, 4; Phi Sigma Iofa 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4. Second Row: JAMES B. SPANGLER, R. F. D. No. 2, Bedfand. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics: Alpha Tau Omega Ureasureryii, 4; Football I, 2; Wresfling l, 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4. ROBERT L. STAMBAUGH. 626 Smifh Sfreef. York, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Phi Kappa Psi; S. C. A.; Infernahonal Club; Governmenf Club. WILLIAM ALFRED STECHER, Twin Oaks, Jarboe Road, Burner Milis Hills, Siiver Springs, Maryland; Maior: Biology; Wres'rling l; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Sociology Club 3; Oufing Club 3. DONALD EUGENE STERNER, 528 York Street Geffvsburg, Penn- sylvania; Maior: Physical Educaiion; Independent Mon; Freshmen Track I; Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2. Third Row: JOSEPH A. STEVENSON, 22 Ninfh Avenue, Haddon Heights, New Jersey; Major: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Swimming l, 2; Geffysburgian 2, 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 4 40pera+ions Officerh WWGC 3, 4; Men's Tribunal 2. ALBERT M. STOCK, 33 Nor'rh Queen Sfreet Lifflesfown, Pennsyl- vania; Maiorz'Che'misfry; Phi Kappa Rho; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3, 4; Pershing Rifles 2, 3: WWGC l. BETTY JEAN STOCKWELL, 50 Cliffon Avenue. Sharon Hill, Penn- sylvania; Maior: English; Independent Women; Transfer Student; Choir 3, .4; WWGC 3, 4; Owl and Nightingale 3, 4. WILLIAM CHARLES STORCH, R, D. No. l, Henryville, Pennsyi- vania; Maior: Psychology: Theia Chi; WWGC 1; Alpha Phi Omega l; Owl and Nighfingale l; Psi Chi 3. -4The Senior Class 40 The Senior Class3 Firsf Row: 4 JACK EDWARD STOUFFER; Ellerslie, Maryland: Mamr: Ehglish; Independent; Pre-Minisferial Associafion; Student Christian A5- sociafion. 3 JEANNE DOROTHY SWINDELLS; I49 Prospecf Place; Pearl River; New York; Maior: Economics; Chi Omega; Coll'ege Choir I; 2, 3; 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3; 4Secrefary3 4: lnfernafional Club I; 2 4Secrefary3 3; WicaPresidenU 4; S. C, A. l. 2, 3. 4: SPECTRUM 4; W. A. A. 2; 3; S?udenf Council 4; Dorm Counselor 3; Delfa Phi Alpha 4. JOSEPH BRADLEY TAYLOR. I43 Walnuf Lane, Amb'er; PennsyI- vania; Maior: PolMcal Science: Phi Delta Thefa; Band I; 2; 3; Debate Team I, 2, 3, 4 4Manager3 3; Governmenf Club 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4: Sfudenf Senafe 4. BOYD EDWARD THOMAS, Bellefonfe; Pennsylvania; R. F. D. No. l; Maior: Physical Educafion; Football l; Baseball l; 2; Physics! Educaiion Malors Club 3, 4. Second Row: JAMES R. THOMAS, 736 East Marks? Sfreef, Danville; Pennsyh vania; Maior; PolifEcal Science: EasebaH; InfernaHona! Clue; Government Club. NEVIN J. TROUT. R, D. No. l, Felfon; PennsyWania; Maior: Eco- nomics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Freshman WresHing l; Arnold Ah Society, 2; 3. ARTHUR GILBERT TRUDEAU, JR.I AP 201 care Postmasfer; San Francisco; California; Maior: Psychology; Sigma Chi Social ChairmaM 4: Cheerleader 4; Owl and Nighiingale WresidenH 4; Boosfer Club 4. WILLIAM J. VIGNOLA. 6337 Wheeler Sfreef; Philadelphia; Pennr sylvania; Major: Economics: Phi Delta Theta; Foo'rbail I, 2, 3. 4; Dorm Counselor 3; 4. Third Row: RAOUL COLEMAN von RICHTER, 306 Baer Avenue, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; 5. C. A. I; Rifle Team 2; Swimming Team 3, 4: Arnold Air Sociefy 4. JEANNE WALTEMYER, 25l Springs Avenue, GeNysburg. Penn- syfvaria; Maior: English: Delia Gamma WicevPresidenf 3, Prenw dent 44; Getfysburgian l; 2 News Edited 3; G-Book I 4Com Edited 2, 4Co-Edifotin-ChieU 3: SPECTRUM l. 2 4Facul+y Editod 3; Edited 4; Who's Who 4; S. C. A. l, 2 4CabineH 3, Wice-Presir denf'; 4; Oufsfanding Junior; Dean3s List; Hamme Award; Class of I9l6 Prize. CARL DONALD WANAMAKER, 27 Wes? Smith Street, Topfon; Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Delia Thefa WresidenH 4: Football l; 2; Pi Lambda Sigma 3; 4; Freshman Counselor 4; Gavel Club 4. EUGENE CURTIS WARD, I38 Norfh Po'romac Streef, Waynesr boro, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Foof- ball I, Z; 3; 4; Basketball I. First Row: ALAN BRUCE WASHBURN. 1:46 Coleman Place. Wesffield. NEN Jersey; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi; Pershing Rifles 2. 3, 4; Scabbard and Biade 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; S. C. A. l. GLENN ROBERT WEILAND. I63 Carlisle Sfreef. Geifysburg. Pennsylvania; Major: Physics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Owl and Nighfingale l. 2 Stage Managed 3. 4; WWGC l. 2. Wrogram Direcfod 3. Bfafion ManageH 4: International Club I. 2; S. C. A. I. 2; Pi Delta Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma 2, 3 WresidenH 4; Dean's List; Highesf Class Honors 2. NANCY BAKER WEILAND. l63 Carlisle Street. Gettysburg. Penn- syivania; Maior: Spanish; Alpha Xi Delfa; S. C. A. l, 2; Geffys- burgian l. 2; Infernafional Club I 3Corresponding Secrefarw 2; WWGC k'Music Director3 2. 4; Owl and Nighfingale 2: Phi 3 Sigma lofa 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 4. JAMES B. WHARTON. 207 Hutchinson Avenue, Haddonfield. New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer X; S. C. A. I 2; Outing Club. Second Row: RICHARD DANA WHETSTONE, 528 West Lancasfer Avenue. Wayne. Pennsylvania; Maior; Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: S.C.A. l; GeHysburgian I Masisfant Adverfising Managed 2. deverfising Managed 3. I3usiness Managed 4; Infernafional Club 2 WresidenH 3. 4: SPECTRUM 2 Klirculafiqn Managea 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3. 4; Pi Delfa Epsilon 3. 4; Gavel C!ub 4: ths Who 4. 42 SUSAN FRANCES WHITE. Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Alpha Xi Delfa. Secrefarw 4; TransA IIS Chaufauqua Boulevard. Erie. fer from Penn SfMe Extension. Erie. Pennsylvania: 5. C. A. 2. 3. 4: Tau Kappa Alpha 3. 4; Boosfer Club 3, 4; Outing Club 2 Secrefarw 3. 4: Sociology Club 2 3Secrefary-Treasurer3 3. WresidenH 4; Women's Debate Team 3. 4. NANCY BAUMAN WIEAND. SIB Walnut S'rreef. Emmaus, Penn- sylvania: Maior: Economics: Delta Gamma: SPECTRUM 3 3Men3 aging Edited 4: Geffysburgian 2. 3. 4; Women's Sfudenf Gov ernmenf Secremry-Treasured 2. WresidenH 4; Pi Lambda Sigma; Pi Dena Epsilon; Women's Afhleiic Association 2. 3. 4; Bas- keiball Z. 3. 4; S. C. A. I. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who 4. JACK WILLEYI 409 Oak Forest Avenue. Cafonsville 28. Maryland: Maior: Economics: Kappa DeHa Rho WresidenH 4; WWGC l; Senafe 2. 3; Wresfling l; Gavel Club 4. Third Row: DONALD D. WILLIAMS. 9 E55? Middle SfreeQ. Hanover. Pennsxl- vania; Maior: Economics: Oufing Club I; WWGC 4. HARRY DANIEL WILLIAMS, 906 North lb'rh Sfrreef. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Gamma Delta; Baseball 1. 2; Golf 3. 4:'3Pi Lambda Sigma 3. 4: Efa Sigma Phi 3. 4: Arnold Air Sociew 3. 4; iFC 3. 4; Inferna'fional Club 1. 2; Mercury I. 2. 3. 3 HENRY K. WOHLGEMUTH. l218 Markef Street Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; 5. C. A. l. 2I 3. 4; Pre-Minr isferial Associaiionl3. 4; Debate 3. 4; French Club I. 2; Band. I, 2. 3. DONALD E. WOdDSI I8 Hillside Avenue. Newfon. New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Wresfling I. 2. 3. 4: Foofball Uv1anaged l. 2. 4; Minnesinqers 4, -Ihe Senior Class Firs? Row: DONALD KRIETE ADICKES. 4 Sherman Avenue. Bronx- ville. New York: Major: Hisfory; Sigma Chi; Baskefball l. 2. 3: Track I. 2. 3: S. C. A. I, 2, 3: Pre-Minisferial A5502 cia+ion. l. 2. 3. ARTHUR C. AIKIN. JR.. Geffysburg. Pennsylvania: Maior: Physics: W. W. G. C. l. 2. 3: Owl and Nighfingab 2. 3. MARY C. ALBAUGH. 432 NorH'x Hilfon Sfreef. Balfi- more 29. Maryland: Maior: Chemisfry: S. C. A. I. 2. 3: GeHysburgian I', Scepfical Chymisfs 2: Dean2s Lis+ l. 2: Baum Mafh Prize 2. NICHOLAS LEO ALLARD, 350 Wesf Lincoln Avenue. Geffysburq. Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology. FRED ALMY. I90 Knickerbocker Road. Englewood. New Jersey: Major: Psychology: Thefa Chi. JAMES ARNFIELD. R. D. l. Homesfead. Pennsylvania: Meier: Economics: Lambda Chi Npha. Second Row: BABETTE BACHELLER. 53 Balfusfrol Way. Shorf Hills. New Jersey: Maior: Psychology: Phi Mu: Co-e'd Choraliers I. 2: S. C. A. l.'2: GeHysburgian l. RONALD BAKEMAN. Wappingers Falls. New York: Ma- jor: Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha: Band I. 2: GeHys- burgian l. 2; W. W. G. C. l. 2; Minnesingers l. DIAN BARYSH. 25 Huguenof Drive. Larchmonf. New York: Maior: Spanish; W. W. G. C. l. stsisfanf Program Direcfod 2. .CorMusic Direcfod 3: Independenf Women l. .VicevPresidenH 2. tTreasured 3: La Terfulia 3. B. ALLEN BERNSTORF. 336 Sherman Avenue. Teaneck. New Jersey: Meier: Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Soccer 3; Wresfling 2. 3: Scabbard and Biade 3: W. W. G. C. 2. DONALD MCDOWELL BOHN. l5l2 Carlisle Road. Camp Hill. Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; Phi Kappa Rho: Transfer from Penn Sfafe: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3: Pre- Minisferial Associafion 2. 3: I. F. Afhlefic Council 22 DONALD E. BOLLINGER. Sfeinwehr Avenue. GeHysburg. Pennsylvania: Maior: Music; Choir I. 2. 3.; Band I. 2, 3: Orchesfra I. Firsf Row: KENNETH R. BOWMAN. 25 Funk Avenue. Palmyra. Penn- sylvania: Major: Physical Educafion: Sigma Chi; Foofball l. 2. 3: Baseball l. 2. 3: Basketball I. JIM BRACEY, 54 Easf Middle Street GeHysburg. Penn- sylvania: Maior: Hisfory. MARJORIE ANN BRANDT, l9 Easf Marble Sfreef, Me- chanicsburq, Pennsylvania: Maior: English; Phi Mu; .S. C. A. l, 2. 3: Co-ed Choraliers I. 2: GeHysburgian l. 2; SPECTRUM 2: Efa Sigma Phi 2. 3: Kappa Delta Ep- silon 3: Mercury 3. UNssociafe EdiforL JOHN F. BRAUER. JR., I Howard Place. Englewood. New Jersey: Maior: Polifical Science: Lambda Chi Alpha; S. C. A. I. 2, 3; W. W. G. C. I. 2. 3: Mercury 2. 3. ROGER BRAY, Magnolia Road, Pemberfgn, New Jersey: Maior: English; Alpha Tau Omega: Softer l. 2. 3: I. F. C. 2, 3. .. 3 JOHN T. BRENNAN. Springfield. Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Sigma Chi; S. C. A. l. 44 31m: Junior Class Second Row: LOIS BROWN. Box 4!. Goffsfown. New Hampshire: Ma- jor: Engiish: Owl and Nighfingale I. Wrogram ChairmaM 2. 3: W. W. G. C. I 3Drama Direcfod 3: Oufing Club I: S. C. A. I: Co-ed Choraliers L ROBERT D. BRUBAKER. R. D. 2. Media. Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Alpha Tau Omega: 5. C. A. I. 3: Soccer l; W. W, G. C. I. 2. 3; Mercury I, 2, 3: Pershing Rifles 2. 3: Men's Tribunal 2. JOAN BURWELL. 26 Arcularius Terrace. Maplewood. New Jersey: Maior: Economics: Chi Omega: 5. C. A. I; GoHysburgian I. 2. 3; W. S, G. I: SPECTRUM 2. 3: Thing Commiffee 2. 3: Dorm Dance Co-Chairman 2. JOEL SANDT CARLBON. 330 Springfield Avenue. Wesf- field. New Jersey; Major: Economics: Tau. Kappa EpsHon: GeHysburgian I. 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2 stsishanf Advertis- ing Managed 3. JOSEPH A. COIEMAN, 2H +cwn, Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics: Phi Gamma Delfa; Sfude'nf Senafe 2, Treasurer 3: GeHysburgian !. HarfranH Avenue. Norris- ALAN GREGSON COMERY. 43-35 I69 Sfreef. Flushing. New York: Ma;or: Chemisfry: Band I. 2. 3: W. W. G. C. I. 2. 3: Independent Men Afhlefic RepresenfaHve 3. Firsf Row: BETTE ANN COULSON. 3I6 Kenmore Road, Haverfown. Pennsylvania: Maior: Psychology: Transfer from Grove Cify College: Dean's Lisf 2: S. C. A. 2: Independent Women's Organizafion: Inframural Sporfs 2: Co-ed Chor- aliers 2. CLAIRE E. DANNAKER, 46 Gwen Valley Road. Wailing- ford. Pennsylvania: Major: Social Science: Independen'r Women; Ge+fysbufgian I, 2: Co-ed Choraliei's 2. RUTH DAVIS, 21l-08 35 Avenue. Bayside' Long Island. New York: Maior: Social Science; Phi Mu: Pan-Hellenic Council 2. 3; Owl and Nightingale I. 2, 3: Debefe Club 2. 3: Cheer Leader I. 3: W. W. G. C. 2. 3: Sociology Club I. 2: Boosfer Club 3: Co-ed Choraliers 2. JAMES DAVISON. Shore Acres. Physical Educafion: Sigma Chi: Foofball 2: Swimming 3. New Jersey: Meier: WILLIAM G. DICKINSON. Lucas Exfension. Kingsfon. New York: Major: Economics: Phi Delfa Thefa: Boosfer Club WresidenH 3: Drill Team NCapfaiM 3:69'Hys- burgian l. 2, 3: Scabbard and Blade 2. 3: I. F. C. 2. 3. Avenue. GEORGE DONALD DISE, Glen Rock, Pennsyivania: Ma- ior: Mafhemafics and Physics: Independenf Men: Band I, 2, 3: Chess Club 2. 3: Asfronomy Club 3. The Junior Class- 45 Second Row: WINONA JANE DRENNEN. 63 Wynnedale Road. Nar- berfh, Pennsylvynia: Major: English: Delfa Gamma: Muhlen- berg Prize l:Class of I9l6 Prize 2: Geffysburgian Ukssisfanf News Edifod 2,,lNews EdifoH 3; S. C. A. Commission Chairman 3: SPECTRUM Weafures EdiforL 2, Wactu Edi- fod 316-3001: Frafernifies Edi+or 2. ENOS EBERLEY, 67 We'sf Main Sfreef, Dallasfown. Penn- sylvania: Maior: Mafhemafics: Phi Sigma Kappa: Band I: Inframurals l. 2, 3. EDWARD WILLIAM EBERSOLE, 434 Second Street High Spire, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry: Phi Kappa Psi: Band. I. 2: Scepfical Chymisfs 21Mercury 2. DONALD C. ELWELL. 19 Park Courf, Sfafen Island. New York; Maior: Economics; Phi Delfa Thefa. DOLORES AILEEN ELWOOD. Main Sfreef. Pennsylvania: Major: Psychology: Delta Gamma Social Sisfer: Transfer from Wesfminsfer College: GeHysburgian 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2, 3: G.-Book 2; S. C. A. Bulletin Edifor 3: Psi Chi 3: Boosfer Club: SPECTRUM Beaufy Cour? A+- +endan+ 2. Delmonf. PEGGY ANN ENGEL. 200 Third Avenue. Scoffdale, Pennsylvania: MaioNr: Spanish: Cored Choralie-rs I, 2. Firsf Row: ROBERT M. ETTER. 343 Soufh Coldbrook Avenue. Cham- bersburq. Pennsylvania: Maior: Chemisfry: Phi Kappa Psi: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3: Scepfical Chymisfs 2. 3: Fresh- man Wresfling I. SAMUEL JOSEPH EVANGELISTA, I07 Maple Avenue. Gibbsfown. New Jersey: Maior: Physical Educafion: Siqma Alpha Epsilon: Wresfling I. 2. 3: Cheerleader I. :CorCapfainl 2. 3: Boosfer Club 2. 3: Physical Educafion Maiors Club 3. JANE L. EVANS. IOO Norfh York Sireef. PoHsfown. Penn- sylvania: Major: Economics: Chi Omega: GeHysburgian .l. 2. :Copy Edifod 3: S. C. A. l. 2. 3: Choir I. 2. 3: G-Bool: 2. 3. SUZANNE W. EYLER. Ninfh and Ohio Avenues. Le- moyne. Pennsylvania: Maior: Psychology: Phi Mu: Choir I. 2: S. C. A. I. 2. 3: Cheerleader 3: Owl and Nighfin- qale 2. 3: W. W. G. C. l. 2: GeHysburgian l. 2. 3; SPECTRUM 2. 3. MARY ANN FEEMAN. 227 Easf Middle Sfreef. GeHys- burg. Pennsylvania: Major: Business Adminisfrafion. RALPH CONRAD FISCHER, 403 Soufh Euclid Avenue. Wesffield. New Jersey: Maior: Hisfory: Tau Kappa Epsi- lon Wice-Presidenf 2. Presidenf 31: Freshmen Honor Group I: SPECTRUM 2. :Organizafions Edifor: 3: Geffysburg Governmenf Group 2. 3: W. W. G. C. 3: Kappa Phi Kappa: G-Book 2, :Managing Edifod 3: Senafe 2. 3: Gavel Club 2. 3. 46 Second Row: EDWARD J. FISHER. HI. 2I Norfh Symingfon Avenue. BaIHmore 28. Maryland: Maior: Psychology: Phi Kappa Psi: Gef+ysburgian l: Boosfer Club I. 2: Alpha Phi Omega I, 2. 3: Pershing Rifles 2. 3. RODNEY S. FISHER. 307 Soufh RoHing Road. Spring- field. Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi: Baskefball I: Boosfer Club 2: Alpha Phi Omega l. 2. 3: Pershinq Rifles 2. 3: Pi Lambda Sigma 2. 3. WILLIAM FRANKLIN FORBES. Conynghem. PennSyl- vania: Maior: Polifical Science: Phi Gamma Delfa: Foof- ball I. 2. 3: Class Presidenf 2. 3; Alpha Phi Omega I. 2. 3: Pershing Rifles I, 2: Eoos+er Club. BARBARA ANN FRANKE. 1533 Luzerne Sfreef Exfension Johnsfown.3Pennsylvania: Maior: Social Science: Delfa Gamma: Cheerleader I. 2, 3: W. W. G? C. I: S. C A. I. 2. 3: Boosfer Club 2. 3: Pan-Hellenic Council 2. 3' Co-e-d Choraliers 2: Geffysburgian 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2: G-Bool: 2: SPECTRUM Beaufy Cour? 2. 3: May Courf: In- framural Sporfsr'Socioloqy Club. ALBERT W. FREDERICK. Arendfsville. Pa.: Maior: Eco- rtomics. R. PAUL GARMAN. JR.. 802 Carl Sheet York. Pennsyl- venia: Maior: Physics: Tau Kappa Epsilon: W. W. G. C. l. 2, 3: M3nnesinqers 3. Firs? Row: JOAN V. GLASER, 8I2 Winchesfer Avenue. Hillside. New Jersey: Major: English: Inframural Sporfs: W, W. G. C. 3. SUSAN GOTWALD. 80 Brookdale Avenue. New Rochelle, New York: Major: French: DeHa Gamma. 1Vice-Presidenf 31: Varsify Hockey 1. 2. 3: 1n1ramura1 Sporfs l. 2. 3: S. C. A. I. 2. 3: Kappa Delfa Epsilon 3: W. A. A. Board 2. 3: Dorm Counselpr 3: S+uden+ Sena+e 2. 3: G-Book 2. ROBERT L. GRAEFF. 731 Ormond Avenue. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics: Phi Gamma Delfa: Gef- 1ysburgian I. 2; W. W. G. C. 1. 2. CARL F. GRETH. 457 Confer Avenue. Hamburg, Pennsyl- vania: Maior: Economics, Phi1osophy; Phi Sigma Kappa: Soccer l: S. C. A. 2, 3: Minnesingers 3: Baskefball I. DON A. GRIESMANN. 307 BaHimore Sfreef. SeHysburq. Pennsylvania: Maior: Lafin: Lambda Chi Alp'na: W. W. G. C. l. 2. 1Program Direcfor1 3: Efa Sigma Phi 3: GeHys- burgian 3: Pre-Minisferial Associafion 3. DENISE R. HALDT. 134 6011 Road. Lansdowne- Park, Pennsylvania: Maior: Social Science: W. W. G. C. 1A5- sisfanf Adverfising Director1 2, 1Co-Music DirecforI 3: In. +ramural Sporfs I. 2; Geffysburgian I: S. C. A. l. The JuniOr Clasg- Second Row: BARBARA HALL, 216 East Thompson Avenue. Spring- Held. Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics; Chi Omega; Hockey 1, 2, 3: W. A. A, Board I, 2. 1Vice-Presiden11 3: Thing CommiHee 2. 3: Boosfer C1ub 3: SPECTRUM 3; Class Secrefary 3L -. IRENE L. HALLSTEIN. b4 Sunnyside Avenue. Tarrytown. New York: Maior: Bio1ogy: DeHa Gamma; Choir 1. 2. 3: W. A. A, Board 2. NANCY HANSMANN, I43 Harrison Avenue. Glenside. Pennsylvania: Maior: Social Science; Chi Omega; 5. C. A. I: Sociology Club I; Owl and Nighfingale 2. 3: Women's Tribunal 2: GeHysburgian 3; Boosfer Club 3. CHARLES H. HARRISON, 348 Soufh Irving S'rreef. Pidgewood. New Jersey: Maior: English: Lambda Chi Alpha: GeHysburgian 2. 1Co-Liferary Edifor1 3: SPEC- TRUM 2. 1Feafures Edi1ou1 3: S. C. A. 2, Co-Commissioner 3: G-Book I. 1Co$odal Edifor1 2: W. W. G. C. l 2: Junior-Senior Prom Tickef Chairman 3. JACQUELYN MAY HARVEY. 212 Norlh 29 Sfreef. Camp H111. Pennsy1vania: Maior: Economics: Chi Omega. 1Vice- PresidenH 3; Class Secrdary l: Cheerleading I: S. C. A. 1: J. V. Baskefball 1: GeHysburgian l: Boosfer Club 2. 3: Pi Lambda Sigma 2: Thing CommiHee 2. 3: SPEC- TRUM 3. JOYCE HARVEY. 212 Norfh 29 Sfree-f. Camp H111. Penn- sylvania; Major: Economics: Chi Omega: Pan-Hellenir. Council 2. 3: Thing Commiffee 2. 3: GeHysburgian I. 2: SPECTRUM 2. 3'. Pi Lambda Sigma 2. 3; Boos1'er Club 3. Firs? Row: SHIRLEY MARIE HAWK. 79 Prince Sfreef. Liffles+own. Pennsylvania: Major: English: Alpha Xi Delta: Transfer from Wes+ Chesfer Sfafe Teachers College. PATRICIA ANN HECKMAN. 2722 Freemansburg Avenue. Easfon. Pennsylvania: Major: Biology: Alpha Xi Delfa. IHis- foriaM 2; Wice-PresidenH 3: Choir I, 2. 3: S. C. A. I. 2. Secrefarw 3: Oufing Ciub I. Wice-PresidenH 2: Senafe 2. .Corresponding Secrefary. 3: Class Treasurer 2. 3. WALTER W. HEMBERGER. 426 59 Sfreef. Wesf New York. New Jersey: Major: Economics; Phi Deifa Thefa; Varsify Foofball 2. 3: Tribunal 2: Senate 3; Dorm Coun- selor 3; Inframurals. BRYANT HESTON. II33 Belfield Avenue. Drexel Hill. Pennsylvania; Major: Biology: Phi Gamma Delfa: Swim- minq I, 2. 3. THEODORE RALPH HILDEBRAND. Box Ilb. Chicora. Pennsylvania; Major: German; Phi Kappa Rho: S. C. A.: Pre-Minisferial Associafion: 1. F. C.: Chess Club: DeHa Phi Alpha. u DONALD HOLLAND, Second and Pine Sfreefs. Wesf Cafasauqua, Pennsylvania: Maior: Physical Educafion: Phi Delfa Thefa; Foofball I. 2. 3; Baskefball l; lnframural Soffball 2: Varsify Baskefball 3. Second Row: BARBARA ANN HOLLEY. 7105 Penarfh Avenue. Upper Darby. Pennsylvania: Major: Hisfory: Independenf Womv en. .Secrefary. 3: Sociology Club I. 2: S. C. A. l. 2. 3. ANITA HOLMSTEN. 2I Glenwood Avenue, New Roch- elle. New York: Maior: Bibie: Co-Ed Choraliers I: Phi Mu l. Treasurer 2: S. C. A. I. CommiHee Chairman 2. .Commissioned 3: Choir 2, 3: Dorm Counselor 3: Delfa Phi Alpha 3. EARL R. HUMBERT. 4I7 Eas+ King Sfreef, LiHIesfown. Pennsylvania; Maior: Philosophy: Garver Greek Prize 2. R. BAILY HUNSBERGER. CollegeviHe. Pennsylvania: Maior: Chemisfry: Phi Gamma Delfa: Baskefball I: Mer- cury l. 2.3., CAROLYN MILDRED HUTT. Friends Academy. Locusf Valley. New York: Major: Psychology: Delta Gamma: Gatiysburgian 2. 3; S. C. A. l. 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2. 3: Sociology Qub 3: Co-ed Choraliers I. 2; lnframural Sporfs I. 2. 3. RONALD JACOBI. Il02 Kings Highway. Haddon Heiths. New Jersey: Maior: Physical Educafion; Sigma Chi: Football I. 2. 3: Track I, 2. 3; Baskefball I: Physical Educafion Maiors Club. Firs! Row: CAROL JONESl 2467 Plainview Avenue, PiHsburgh 26, Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Phi Mu: Co-ed Choraliers I, 2; Boosfer Club 3: SPECTRUM 3: Cheerleader l, 3: S.C.A. I,2,3. EUGENE F. JONES, 2I2 Lincolnway Easfhngew Oxford, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Band I. 2: S. C, A. l. 2. 3. GLENWOOD FRANK JONES. 26I6 Yorkway Dundalk, Maryland; Major: Social Science; Kappa .Delja Rho; J. V. FoofbaH l. MARY AGNES JONES. 16 N. Granf Sfreef, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania: Major: Psychology; Alpha Xi DeHa: Trans- fer from Sf. Mary's Junior Coilege: S. C. A. 2, 3: Ouf- ing Club 2. DAVID KATZ, Sfafe College, Pennsylvania: Maior: Physics, Maihemafics: Sigma Chi; Foofball 3; Sfudenf Senafe 3. MARY KAUFFMAN, I00! Elm Avenue, Lancasfer, Penn- sylvania: Maior: Spanish: Phi Mu; Transfer from Penn Sfafe; Geffysburgian 2. stsisfanf Managing EdiforL 3: SPECTRUM 2, Normal Picfures EdiforL 3: Boosfer Club 2. 3; Cheerleading 2: Spanish Club 3; S. C. A. 2. 3; Women's Sfudenf Council 3; La Terfulia 3: Delia Phi Alpha 3: Phi Sigma Iofa 3. Second Row: KARL JAY KAUFMAN, 303 3I Sfreef. Alfoona, Penn- sylvania: Maior: Economics: Tau Kappa Epsilon; SPEC- TRUM 2. ' ANN L. KIRCHER. 70l Belvidere Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey: Maior: Biology: Coed Choraliers I. 2: 5. C. A. I, 2, 3: Chess Club 3. GEORGE B. KNECHT, 2007 B Soufh John Russell Circle, Elkins Park I7, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Pi Lambda Sigma 2, 3: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2, 3Circula+ion Managed 3; Governmenf Club 2, 3: Sociology Club 2. 3. ROBERT HENRY KRICK. 244 Sfeinwe'hr Avenue, Geffys- burq, Pennsylvania; Major: Economics. LAWRENCE PAUL KROGGEL. 95 Beekman. Norfh Tar. ryfown, New York: Major: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Band I, 2. 3: Minnesingers I, 2. 3: Alpha Phi Omega l, 2, 3: W. W. G. C. Staff 3. KEARNEY KUHLTHAU, JR., 97 North Main Sfreef, Mill- ?cwn. New Jersey: Major: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Alpha Phi Omega l, 2. 3: Boosfer Club I, 2: Minne3 sinqers I, 2, 3. First Row: GETHIN JOSEPH KURTZ, 237 Maple Avenue, Hershey. Pennsy!vania: Major: Economics: Phi Sigma Kappa, Wresh denH 3: Swimming I, 2: Soccer l: Baseball 2: Alpha Phi Omega 1, 2, :Corresponding Secrefaryh Pershing Rifles 2: Men's Tribunal 2, :Vice-PresidenH: I. F. C. 3: Gavel Club 3: Mercury 3: :Adverfising Managed. RONALD LANTZ, Wesf Fairview; Major: Hisfory: Lamb- da Chi Alpha: Foofball I. 2, 3: Baseball. JOHN R. LARKIN, Brookhaven Road. Wallingford. Penn- sylvania: Major: Spanish: Sigma Chi: Drill Team I. 2: Spanish Club 3: S. C. A. I. MARILYN LEHMAN, R. D. No. 5 Mencher Heighfs, Johnsfown, Pennsylvania: Maior: Hisfory: Chi Omega: Co-Ed Choraliers I: S. C. A. 2: Owl and Nighfingale 2, 3: Geffysburgian 3: Boosfer Club 3. WILLIAM S. LEHR. 4l I4 Edgevale Courf. Chevy Chase. Maryland: Maior: Physical Educafion: Sigma Chi: Physi- cal Educafion Maior Club I, 2, 3: Swimming I: Soccer 3: Tribunal, :PresidenH 2: Boosfer Club 2:VI.uF. C. 3: Infra. murals l, 2, 3: W. W. G. C. l. 2. 3. I GLENN FREDERICK LEISTER. 524 Wesf Middle Sfreef. Hanover. Pennsylvania: Maior: Chemisfry: Phi Delfa Thefa: Alpha Phi Omega l, 2: S. C. A. Cabine? 2. Second Row: ROBERT HARRY LOGAN, I45 Easf 4th Sfreef, Blooms- burg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Philosophy: Lambda Chi Npha: Geffysburg Chrisfian Fellowship 3: S. C. A. 3: W. W. G. C. 3: Band 3. JOHN IVAN LOWRY, Monf Alfo, Pennsyivania; Maior: Biology: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Freshman Wrestling l: SOC: cer I, 2, 3: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3. DONALD G. LUCK. 64 Norwood Avenue. Malverne. New York: Major: English: Lambda Chi Alpha: Efa Sigma Phi 2: GeHysburgian, :Associafe Ediforl 3; W, W. G. C.. Publicify Direcfor 3. FAYE E. LUCKENBILL, 357 Easf Main Sfreef. Kufzfown: Pennsylvania; Major: Physical Educafion: Delta Gamma: W. A. A. Board I. :Secremry: 2, 3: Band I, 2, 3: Kappa Delfa Epsilon 3: Physical Educafion Maiors Club I: :Treas- ured 2, :Secre'fdry: 3: Varsity Hockey I, 2. 3: Varsity Bas- kefball I. 2. 3.: SPECTRUM 2, 3: Sociology Club I, :Hiy foriaM 2, 3: Women's Sfudenf Council 3: Dormifory Sec- refary l, Presidenf 2: Pennsylvania InfercoHegiafe Band I. THOMAS A. LUNN. 3I6 Reading Avenue, Barringfon. New Jersey: Major: Polifical Science: Phi Aappa Psi: Baskefball l, 2. HENRY W. LUSH, I6-22 Wesf Sfreef. Galefon, Penm sylvania; Major: Economics: Tau Kappa Epsilon: Dril! Team I. 2: Scabbard and Blade Sociefy l. 2: Tribunal 2: Oufinq Club 2. 50 Firsf Row: HARVEY WATTS McCABE, l4l6 Knox Road. Wynne- wood, Pennsylvania: Meier: Greek: Foo+ball I: Geffysv burq Chrisfian Fellowship, Vice-Presidenf l. Presidenf 3: Boosfe-r Club 2: S. C. A. 2. 3: Pre-Minisferial Associafion 2. 3: W. W. G. C. 3: Efa Sigma Phi: Oang Club 3: SPECTRUM 3: G-Book 3. CHARLES W. McELF-RESH, 926 Drexel Avenue. Drrexel Hill, Pennsylvania; Major: Chemisfry: Phi Gamma DeHa: Freshman Foo+ball; Freshman WresHing: InfernaHonal Club 2, 3: Scepfical Chymisis 2, 3: Booster Club 3. RICHARD BRYANT MACOMBER. 92 BefHehem Pike. Amb'er. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Band I. 2. 3: lndependenf Men I. 2.3. WILLIAM M. MAGUIRE, 940I Sfenfon Avenue. Phila- delphia I8, Pennsylvania: Maior: Hisfory: Tau Kappa Epsilon; Oanq Club. JOHN H. MARTIN, 467 East King Sfreef, Chambersburg. Pennsylvania: Major: Chemistry: Phi Kappa Psi: Wresfling I: Alpha Phi Omega, Hreasured 2, 3: Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3; Senafe 3. ARLENE R. MEY. 863 Avenue C.. Bayonne. New Jersey: Maior: Biology: Chi Omega. BecreharH 3: S. C. A. l. 2: Befa Be-fa Beta 2; Sociology Club I, 2; Infernafiona. Club 2. 3. Second Row: RONALD C. MILLER. 225 Maclay Sfreef. Harrisburg. Pennsylvania: Major: Hisfory: Lambda Chi Alpha: Dorm Counselor 3; ,WresHing I, 2, 3; Track I. 2; Foofball I. 2, 3. NANCY K. MITCHELL. 528 Pine Sfreef, Lykens, Pennsyl- vania: Maior: Physical Educafion; Physical Educafion Majors Club 2, 3: Junior Varsity Baskefball 2. 3: Varsi'ry Hockey 3; lndependenf Women I. 2. 3; Co-e-d Choraliers l, 2. BARBARA SUE MOREHEAD, 427 Wesf Union Sfreef, Wesf Chesfer. Pennsylvania: Maior: Mathematics; Phi Mu; J. V. Baskefball l, 2: Varsify Hockey 2: Gefiysburg- ion 2. 3: S. C. A. 2: Infrdrnural Sporfs. I, 2. 3. SAMUEL MOWERY. New Cumberland, Pennsylvania: Major: Biology: Lambda Chi Alpha: FoofbaH l. 2, 3: Baseball 1' 2' 3: Inframurals I, 2, 3; Befa Befa Befa. EDlTH MULLER. I2I Counfry Club Drive, Porf Washing- +on. New York; Major: Social Science; Phi Mu: Transfer from Cenfenary Junior College: Boosfer Club 3: S. C. A. 3. GRACE MUMMA. 320 E65? Main Sfreef, Me'chanicsburg. Pennsylvania: Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Chi Omega; GeHysburgian l. 2, 2Assisfanf Liierary EdifoH 3: SPEC- TRUM 2, 3; Dorm Counselor 3: G-Book 2. 3; Owl and Nightingale 3: Co-Ed Choraliers I, 2: Senafe 3; S. C. A. I, 2, 3. Firsf Row: BARBARA MYERS. 7l4l Eithh Sfreef. Washingfon l2. D. C.: Maior: French; 3. C. A. I. 3; Co-ed Choraliers I: Boosfer Club 3. NELSON KURTZ MYERS. JR.. 640 Easf King Sfreef. Lan- casfer. Pennsylvania: Maior: Music: Independenf Men. .Publicify Chairmanh W. W. G. C., Assisfanf Classical Music Direcfor 3. ANNA LOUISE NEAL, 28 Commerce Sfreef. Chambers- burq. Pennsylvania; Maior: Music; Alpha Xi Delfa: . S. C. A. 3. BRUNO G. NIEMANN. 243 Norfh Washingfon Sfreeh GeHysburq. Pennsylvania; Major: Social Science: Pre- Minis+erial Associafion l. 2. 3; S. C. A. 2. 3: Geffysburg Chrisfian Fellowship 2. 3: Choir 3. THOMAS E. NOLL. 38H Kramer Sfreef, Harrisburg. Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry: Kappa Delfa Rho. WILLIAM D. NULTY. 4'7 Easf 64 S+ree+. New York 2l. New York: Major: Physical Educafion, Social Science; Siqma Chi: Soccer l. 2. 3: Swimming I, 2. 3; Track I. 2. 3: Physical Educafion Majors Club I. 2, 3; W. W. G. C. 2. 3; GeHysburgian 3; Wresfling Manager 2. 3; Dorm Counselor 3; Sociology Club 3. 52 Second Row: DANIEL ORAVEC. ll40 Virginia Avenue. Johnsfown. Pennsylvania: Maior: Hisfory; Kappa Delta Rho: S. C. A. Cabinef 3: Pre-Minisferial Associafion l. 2. 3: Owl and Nighfingale 2, 3. JOANNE ELIZABETH OSDAL. 515 Andrew Road. Spring- field. Pennsylvania: Maior: Biology: Zefa Tau Alpha: Sophomore Transfer from Penn; 5. C. A. 3: Co-Ed Cho- raliers 2; Maicreffe 3: Befa Beha Befa 2. 3: French Club 2. 3: GeHysburgian 3. GLENN S. PANNELL. l8 Concord Avenue. Glen Rock. New Jersey: Major: Economics; W. W. G. C. I. 2. 3: Alpha Phi Omega 2. 3; Minnesingers 2; Independen'r Men I, .PresidenH 2: Oufing Club I. 2. LARRY DARWIN PARMER. Halifax, R. D. No. l. Penn- sylvania; Maior: Economics: Kappa Delta Rho; Owl'and Nightingale 3. GEORGE PENCE. 254 Wifherspoon Avenue, Middlefown. Pennsylvania: ijor: Biology: Phi Gamma Delfa; Fresh- men Fomball l1 Foofball, Varsify 2. 3. NANCY PENNIMAN. I527 Wesf Broad Sfreef. Befhle2 hem, Pennsywania: Maicr: Mafhemafics: Phi Mu. Haresi- denH 3: Kappa Delia Epsilon 2. 3: S. C. A. I: Sociology Club I: Women's SfudemL Council I. 2. Wice-Presidean 3: W. W. G. C. I. 2. 3: Choir 3. Firsf Row: EDWARD B. PENRY. 54 Beechwood Place. $Co+ch Plains. New Jersey; Major: Psychology: Phi Kappa Psi: Freshman Wrestling; Pershing Rifles 5: Pi Lambda Sigma 2: Alpha Phi Omega 3. ROBERT PRAIS. 82-04 Peffif Avenue, Elmhursf, Long Is- land. New York: Major: Chemisfry: Sigma Chi: Se'nafe 2: Tribunal 2: Inframurals. WILLIS PRATT. 8.Wesf Cenfer Sfreef. Ashlahd, Pennsyl- vania; Maior: BioIOQy: Sigma Chi; Freshman,Foofball; Fcofball 2, 3: Befa Befa Befa. HAROLD M. RAFFENSPERGER, Sfeinwehr Avenue. Gef- fysburq. Pennsylvania: Major: Mafhe-mafics; Phi Delfa Thefa; French Club 2, WresidenH 3: Asfronomy Club 3: S. C. A. 3. J. AUDREY RAWLINGS, Limerick, Pennsylvania: Maior: English; Delfa Gamma; Choir I. 2, 3: GeHysburgian l. Ukssisfanf News Edifor, 2, 3: Women2s Tribunal 3: Infra- mural Sporfs I, 2. 31$.C.A. Bullefin 2. 3: G-Book. Kjopy Edif0r2 2. LUCILLE JANE REICHERT. 77IO 87 Sfreef, Glendale. New York: Maior: Psychology: Independenf Women: S. C. A. l, 2. 3: Oufing Club I; Spanish Club I. 2: French Club 2. 3: Boosfer Club 3: Sociology Club 3. Second Row: LEIGH E. REILEY, I200 Knox Read, Wynnewood. Pennsyl- vania; Maior: Economics: Transfer from LafayeHe. JOHN JERRY REILLYI lll5 Woodruff Avenue, Hillside, New Jersey; Maior: Mafhemchs: Kappa Delfa Rho; Rifle Team I, 2; Track 2; W. W. G. C. 3: GeHysburgian 3. JOHN F. RIEDEL. R. F. D. No. 3. Linesville, Pennsylvania: Major: Psychology: Independenf Men, WiCe-PresidenH 2, Ureasured 3: Alpha Phi Omega I, 2, 3: Chess Club I. 2: Oufing Club I, 2; Geffysburgian I, 2, 3; SPECTRUM 3: Cross Counfry I. GEORGE W. RIEKER, JR.. 90I Hamilfon Avenue, Tren- fon. New Jersey; Maior: Social Sciences: Independent Men I, 2, 3; Soccer Manager 2, 3: Chruch Choir I, 2. 3: S. C. A. I. 2. 3; Pre-Minisferial Associafion 1, 2I 3; Gef- fysburq Chrisfian FeHowship 22 3. ROBERT ROBERTO, 296 MacArfhur Avenue. Long Branch. New Jersey: Major: Hisfory; Phi Kappa Psi; Foofball I. 2: Boosfer Club I. 2. . ROBERT J, ROBERTS. 2l49 Soufh CecH Sfreef. Philadel- phia, Pennsylvania; Maior: Social Science; Tau Kappa Ep- silon; Transbr from Rensselaer College. unior Class- 53 Firs'r Row: JOHN C. ROBINSON. JR.. 354 Soufh Markef Sfreef. Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics: Phi Gamma DeHa. .Corresponding Secretary. 3: Freshman Baskefball I: Boosfer Club I. 2. 3: Infernafional Club I. 2. 3: Alpha Phi Omega I. 2. 3; Pershing Rifles 2. 3; Men's Tribunal 2. JAMES ROONEY. I3I4 East Pine Sfreef. Mahanoy CHy. Pennsylvania; Major: Economics; Sigma Chi; Freshman Foofball l; Varsify Foofball 2. 3; Newman Club I. IRWIN MARTIN ROSENBAUM. ll5 Lenox Road. Brook- lyn 26. New York: Major: Chemisfry: Scepfical Chymisfs 3: W. W. G. C. 3; Mercury. .Associafe EdiforI 3. JAMES ALVIN ROST. I53 West High Sfreef. Red Lion. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Delta Theta: Choir l; Gefiysburgian 2; Pi Lambda Sigma 2. LYNN RUMBAUGH, 2I5 Whiffier Sfreef. Washing+on. D. C.. N. W.; Maior: English: Delfa Gamma: Owl and Nithngale 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2. 3: W. W. G. C. 2: S. C. A. 2. 3: GeHysburgian I. 2. 3: lnframural Sporfs l. 2. 3: Mercury 3; SPECTRUM Beaufy C-qurf 2. DON FRANKLIN RYDER. JR.. I006 Pofomdc Avenue. Hagersfown. Maryland; Major: Polifical Science; Inde- pendenf Men: Drill Team 1. 2. 3; Pershing Rifles l. 2. 3: Nth Phi Omeqa I. 2. 3; GeHysburg Government Club 3: S. C. A. 3. -The Junior Class Second Row: ROBERT LESLIE SACHS. 34 Locust Avenue. GeHysburg. Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Phi Gamma Delfa: Freshman Foofball l: Freshman Baskefball I; Varsify Foo?- kali 2; Minnesingers 3; Boosfar Club 3. ALFRED SANER. 228 59+h Sfreef. West New York. New Jersey: Maior: His'rory: Kappa Delfa Rho; Freshman Foof- ball. Varsify FoofbaH 2. 3. NANCY SCHUNTER. I235 Pofomac Sfreef. Balfimore 13. Maryland: Major: Social Science; Alpha Xi DeHa: Co-ed Choraliers I: G-Book l. 2. 3: Ge++ysburgian I. 2. 3: SPEC- TRUM I, 2. .Co-Sporfs Edifod 3: W. W. G. C. 2. 3. FRANK L. VSEGEL. 24 Norfh Raleigh Avenue. Aflanfic Cify. New Jersey: Maior: Social Scienee: lndependenf Men: Freshman Soccer; Varsify Soccer 2. 3: Men's Tri- bunal 2. DONALD ARTHUR SHAMBAUGH. 254 Tremonf. Gre-ensA burq, Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics: Phi Delfa Thefa: Varsify Track I. 2. 3; Freshman Baskefball. SAMUEL A. SHAULIS. Greenwood Village. Bufler. Penn- sylvania: Major: Physical Edicafion: Phi Delfa Thefa: Var- sify Baseball 2. 3; Varsity Baskefball 3: J. V. Baske+ball 2. 54 Firsi' Row: JOHN C. SHEPPARD, JR.. 237 CraHon Avenue, Pifman. New Jersey; Maior: Economics: Phi Gamma Delfa: Fresh- man Baskefball Manager: Ge++ysburgian 3. MARY JANE SMITH. Kiersfed Avenue.LKingsfon. New York; Major: Psychology: Phi Mu: French Club..l. 2: S. C. A. l: Boos+er Club 3; Sociology Club I. 3; ln+ra- mural Sporfs I. 2. 3. BENJAMIN C. SNYDER. 398 Jackson Sfr'iee'd: :New Hol- land, Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Phi Delfa Thefa: Fleshman Foofball Manager I: Varsity Foofball Manager 2. 3; Alpha Phi Omega l. 2. 3: S. C. A. I. 2: GeHys- burgian l, :Adverfising Siam 2. :Assisfanf Sporfs Edited 2. 3: SPECTRUM 2. :Co-Sporfs Edifor: 3: G-Boolr 2. ROBERT SORRELL. I0546 Mefropolifan Avenue. New York, New York; Malor: Business Adminisfrafion. DANIEL W. SPANGLER. 544 Aflanfic Avenue. York. Pennsylvania: Meier: Hisfory: Phi Sigma Kappa: Band: 5. C. A.: Pre-Minisferial Associafion. NANCY ANN STEPHENS. Glen Nell Hofel. McConnells- burq. Pennsylvania: Maior: Biology: Independenf Women; Transfer from Wesfminsfer; Oufing Club 3: S. C. A. 3. IheJuniorCl Second Row: MARION STROEHMANN. I15 Lincoln Avenue. Williams- porf. Pennsylvania: Major: Social Science: DeHa Gamma, Ureasured 3:5. C. A. I. 2. 3: Infernafional Club I. 2 .Sec- refary3 3: Sociology Club 2, :Secrefarvareasurer: 3: Choir l. 2, 3: Geffysburgian l. 2. 3; Owl and Nighfingale l. 2. 3. . LOIS ANN TABOR, 75 Morningside Drive, N. W., Wash ianon I2. D. C.: Maior: Psychology: Phi Mu: S. C. A. 'l.'2. 3: GeHysburgian I. 2: Co-ed Choraliers I. 2: Owl and Nighfingale 2, 3: Phi Sigma Iofa 3: Psi Chi 3. JOAN E. TAYLOR, 18804 Wesf Pacific Coas1L Highway. Malibu. California: Maior: Physical Educafion: Delfa Gamma: Varsify Hockey I, 2. 3; Varsify Baskefball I. 2. 3: Inframurals I. 2. 3: Spanish Club I: S. C. A. l: Physical Educafion Maiors Club I. 2. 3: Boosfer Club 2, 3: W. A. A. 3: Kappa Delfa Epsilon 3. JOSEPH STEPHEN UJOBAI. I37 Fiffh Avenue. Phoenix- ville. Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Phi Gamma DeHa: Foofball I, 2. 3; ln+ramurals. FRIEDA ELIZABETH VIERLING. 374 Grand Avenue, Enqlewood. New Jersey: Maior: Biology: Phi Mu: J. V. Baskefball l: Varsify Baskefball 2. 3: SPECTRUM Beaufy Courf l. 2: Sociology Club I; W. A, A. 2. 3: S. C. A. 3: W. W. G. C. 3. ROBERT ELLIOTT VLIET. 400 Topping Hill Road. Wesf- field. New Jersey: Major: Biology; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Wresfling l: Npha Phi Omega 2. 3; Boosfe-r Ciub 2. 3. The Junior Class Firs? Row: BARBARA C. WAGNER. 332i Sf. Paul Sfreef. Balfimore I8. Maryland: Maior: Bible: Delfa Gamma: Geffysburgian l. 2. 3: Co-ed Choraliers I. 2: S. C. A. l. 2. 3: SPEC- TRUM 2. 3: G-Book l. :Managing Edifod 2. CHARLES G. WAGNER. Thorofare. New Jersey: Maior: Economics: Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Governmenf Club 2. 3: Geffysburgian Business Sfaff 2, 3. LOUISE WALSH, 9l Penbroke Avenue. Sfafen Isiand. New York: Maior: Psychology: Phi Mu: S. C. A. I. 2: Boosfer Club 2. 3: Sociology Club 2. 3: G-Book 2. 3: Infra- mural Sporfs I. 2. 3: GeH'ysburgian I: French Club I: Oufing Club 2: SPECTRUM l. 2, 3. EARL B. WANTZ. R. D. 2. Wesfmins+er. Maryland: Meier: Hisfory: Phi Kappa Rho, :ChaplaiM 3, :Alumni Sec- refaryh Pre-Minisferial Associafion. ALBERT LEROY WEBER. 500 Old+own Road. Cumber- land. Maryland: Major: Psychology: S. C. A. 2. 3: Band I. 2. 3: Senafe 3. DON BRIGHT WEEMS. JR.. Wenonah. New Jersey: Ma- ior: Biology: Phi Delfa T'he'fa: Befa Befa Befa 2. 3: 69'!- iysburgian. :Assishanf Circulafion Manager: 3: Band I: Mercury 3. 56 Second Row: PAT WEIKEL. IIOI Wesf Lehigh Avenue. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania: Major: English: Garver Lafin Prize I: Dean's Lisf I: Efa Sigma Phi 2. WicaPresidenH 3: Owl and Night ingale l. :Secrefarw 3: Kappa DeHa Epsilon 3. WALTER ROBERT WELLIVER. 25! Sfreef. Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania: Major: Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha: Pi Lambda Sigma 3: Baskefball Manager 2: W. W. G. C. 3: SPECTRUM. :Assisfanf Business Mana- ger: 3. Jefferson FREDERICK H. WENTZ. 53l Soufh Franklin Sfreef. Han- over. Pennsylvania: Major: English: lndependenf Men. Presidenf 3: S. C. A. l. 2. 3: Owl and Nighfingale 2. 3: Spanish Club 1.2: French Club 3: Mercury 2. ADRIAN S. WEYN, 789 Hamilfon Boulevard. Hagers- +own. Maryland; Maior: Biology: Pershing Rifles I: Befa Befa Be3a 2. JACK LEE WHITCOMB, 700 Royal Sfre-ef. York. Penn- sylvania: Maior: Hisfory: Lambda Chi Alpha: Choir 2. 3. EDGAR G. WIKER. 5II9 Walfon Avenue. Philadelphia 43. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics. Firs? Row: H. EDWARD WILLIAMS. I39 Wilson Avenue. Haver- fown, Pennsylvania; Major: Economics: Phi Kappa Psi; FoofbaH 3: Senafe 3. 3 JAY WILLIAMS. 2702 Hoffer Sfreef, Harrisburg, penn- sylvania: Major: Physics: Lambda Chi Alpha: Foofball I. 2. 3'. - EARL EUGENE WINAND. I356 Wesf Markef Sfree'h York, Pennsylvania: Maior: Chemisfry: Phi Kappa Psi; Baseball 2; Alpha Phi Omega I. 2. 3; Pershing Rifles 2, 3: Soccer 1: GeHysburgian I. J. WINGERT, I49 Snider Avenue. Waynesboro, Pennsyl- vania; Major: Economics. RICHARD EDGAR WOLFE, LHHesiown, Pennsylvania: Maior: Physics: W. W. G. C. Kbnfrol Announced I, 2, 3: Siqma Pi Sigma 2: Asfronomy Club 3. TheJuniorCl Second Row: PATRICIA A. WOODWARD. 2400 Avenue M, Brooklyn ID. New Yorkz-Maior: Psychology; lndependenf Women; S. C. A. l, 2; Coed Choraliers l, 2: GeHysburgian 2: Psi Chi 3: lnfrangurals l. 2. 3. JOANN YINGUNG, Potomac Heighfs. Hagersfown. Maryland: Maior: Social Science; Alpha XI Delfa: S. C. A. I, 2, 3: Spanish Club I. 2I 3; Oufing Club I. 2: So- ciology Club 3. JUDY YINGLING. Pofomac He-ighfs, Hagersfown, Mary- land: Major: Social Science: Alpha Xi Delfa: S. C. A. l. 2. 3; Oufing Cfub 1: Spanish Club I. 2. 3: Sociology Club 3. DONALD ZERBY, Lenkerville, Millersburg, Pennsylvania: Maior: MaH'uemafics; Tau Kappa Epsilon. JAMES B. ZIEGLER, I9Vz Wesf Middle Sfreef, Hanover. Pennsylvania: Maior: Spanish: Independent Becrefarw 3; S. C. A. I, 2, 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Owl and Nighfingale 2. 3; Mercury 2: Phi Sigma Iofa 3. The Sophomore Firs'! Row: RAYMOND E. ADAMS .......... Trenton. N. J. 2I0 Cleveland Ave. BARBARA RUTH ALLING ........ Clayion. N, J. EDWARD ANDERSON ...... New York City. N. Y. RICHARD KNOWLTON ANSEL ..... Baltimore, Md. 4000 Round Top Road Second Row: RICHARD W. AYRES ......... Wilmianom Del. Anglemoor , Barley Mill Road. R. D. No. I RONALD ARLEN BAIR ......... Harrisburg. Pa. 25 N. 24th Sf. RICHARD CARL BAKER ......... Kifhnning, Pa. R; D. No. 3 HENRY J. BARGMANN . . . . . . .Pearl River, N. Y. Third Row: JOHN C. W. BAUERSFELD . . . . .Chevy Chase, Md. lb wrgilia Sr. HART BEAVER ............... Lebanon. Pa. 402 E. Lehman 5?. CARL EUGENE BECK .......... PiNsburgh, Pa. l2l4 Hillsdale Ave. JOAN MARIE BECK .............. York, Pa. 623 Wesf King Sf. Fourfh Row: RICHARD BEIMLER ........... Yonkers, N. Y. 139 Kimball Terrace ROBERT BARRY BELT ........ Mamaroneck. N. Y. Colonial Apis0 PHYLLIS ELEANOR BERGER ....... Lansdale. Pa. 4H N. Broad Sf. BARBARA MARY BLACK ....... Wilmington. Del. I2l5 Brandywine Blvd. Fifih Row: PAULA BOYER .............. Rosella N. J. 420 E. Second Ave. THOMAS JOHN BRACKEN ...... Philadelphia, Pa. I504 S. 30fh Si. PATRICIA BRENNAN ......... Cheltenham. Pa. 80I Rowland Ave. AINSWORTH H. BROWN ...... Silver Spring, Md. llll Woodside Parkway Sixfh Row: RICHARD I. BRUBAKER ........... Media. Pa. Media Road EDWARD ULRIE BUDDEMEYER ..... Balfimore. Md. . , .. 1529 Medford Rd. JOHN ROBERT CLARKE ......... Lewisfown, Pa. 528 5. Wayne Sf. . ALAN BERNARD COATES ......... Easion, Md. I46 5. Washingfon Sf. SevenH? Row: VIRGINIA MARIE COLBERG . . . . Orchard Park, N. Y. HZ Clark St. CHARLES ALLEN COVEY ...... Silver Spring. Md. 8403 Galvesfon Rd. PATRICIA CRANE .......... LiNle Neck, N. Y. 4l-77 Wesfmoreland Sf. JANET LEE CROWL .............. York, Pa. 305 Roosevelt Ave. Class Firs+ Row: ALICE MAY DAVIS .............. York, Pa. 2'04 W. Markef Sf. NANCY DIEMER ........... Philadelphia. Pa. JANE EISENHARDT .......... Woodbury, N. J. . 122 Euclid Sf. ' TILLIE MAE EISENHART ........... York, Ba. I6 Soufh Findlay Sf. . Second Row: DONALD J. ELY ............ Baltimore, Md. 4003 Groveland Ave. JOHN WILLIAM ENGLE, JR. . . . Merchanfville, N. J. 6756 Collins Ave. ROBERT GORDON EPPLEMAN . .Gloucesfer City. N. J. 5l2 Bergen St. GEORGE W. EVANS. JR. ........ Columbia. Pa. 343 Union 5+. Third Row: MARTIN L. FACKLER ............. York, Pa. 457 Hillcresf Road VIRGINIA ANN FEESER ........ Harrisburg, Pa. 320! Penbrook Ave. MARTIN FEIT .............. Brooklyn, N. Y. 180 Ocean Parkway ROBERT FINNEGAN .......... Peekskill, N. Y 370 Dyckmon Sf. Fourfh Row: BRUCE JONATHAN FOX ...... Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Dufchess Turnpike ANNA MAE FRANKENFIELD ....... Glenside, Pa. Z22l Menlo Ave. JEAN LOUISE FRANZ ......... Baltimore, Md. 33l5 Crossland Ave. CYNTHIA ALMA FROLEN ...... Monfgomery. N. Y. 35 Union Sf. FiHh Row: CYNTHIA K. GARROW ......... Pottstown, Pa. Dead End Burden Dr. RICHARD E. GEIB ............ Manheim. Pa. JANICE GIBSON ............ Haverfown, P34 ISIO Robinson Ave. RALF E. GILBERT ........... Quakertowm Pa. R. D. No. 3 Sile Row: CYNTHIA LOUISE GINGRICH ...... Lebanon, Pa. l003 E. Lehman 5?. JOHN F. GLASS ........... Fanneffsburg. Pa. WILLARD P. GRAHAM., JR. ....... Narberth. Pa. 4l2 Haverford Ave. GARY FESTER GRETH .......... Hamburg. Pa. Sevenfh Row: DONALD CARL GRIESEL ......... Bronx. N. Y. bbb E. lbl Sf. EARL RALPH GUISE ......... York Springs, Pa. GRACE V. HAABESTAD ......... Springfield, Pa. 37 S. Hillcresf Road ROBERT N. HARCOURT ........ Wesffield, N. J. 123 Harrison Ave Firs? Row: VIRGINIA LOUISE HAUSMANN . . . .Cranford. N. J 2I3 Thomas Sf. THEODORE D. HAY, JR ........ Geffysburg. Pa. R D. No. l NANCY RUTH HENRY ......... Roversford. Pa. 555 Main Sf. MARY PATIENCE HEYWARD . . Rockville Cenfre, Long Island, N. Y. 525 Hempstead Ave. Second Row: NEIL HICKOFF ............. Duncannon, Pa. JOANNE LOUISE HILL ......... Falls Church, Va. 7l3 N. Oak Sf. ROBERT THOMAS HOFFMAN . . . . Prospecf Park, Pa. 749 l5fh Ave. RICHARD HOKE ............ Duncannon. Pa. Third Row: DONALD M. HUNSBERGER ...... Philadelphia. Pa. 6l35 Walker Sf. LYNN HUZZARD ............. Jenkiniown, Pa. :45 Township Une RICHARD CHARLES JONES ...... Pine Grove, Pa. 17 Laurel St. DIANE CAROL KENNEDY ........ Teaneck, N. J. l07b Margarei Sf. Fourih Row: RICHARD P. KETCHAM ......... Baltimore, Md. Il7 Hawthorn Rd EDWARD ALBERT KIRSCH ..... Merchanfville. N. J. I7I8 Hoilinshed Ave. JOSEPH C. KISSLINGER ........ Peekskill. N. Y. CLAUDETTE KOPRIVER .......... Duquesne, Pa. l4l6 Highland Ave. . Fiffh Row: THOMAS KOSTELAC ........... Sfeelton. Pa. 565 S. 2nd 5?. MARIAN C. LANE. . . . . . . . Hawfhorne, N.J. SI Summer Sf. MICHAEL WILFORD LAU ...... Spring Grove. Pa. ll9 S. Main 5?. DAVID LEBZELTER ............ Johnsiown, Pa. Sixfh Row: NORMA JEAN LEIDENBERG . . .New Rochelle, N. Y. I66 Meadow Lane QUENTIN E. LENGEL ........ Spring Grove, Pa. A 270 S. Main 53' C. COURTENAY LENHARD ....... Drexel Hill. Pa. 2456 Hillcrest Road . HARRIET ANN LENZING ...... Hackensack. N. J. 43 Worth Sf. Seven??? Row: CHARLES EDWIN LEPS ..... Woodbury Hts. N. J. 45! Oak Ave. WALT NELSON LICHTENBERGER . . . High Spire, Pa. 520 Second Sf. JOAN VIRGINIA LINDSTROM ..... Jamaica, N. Y. 85M l50th Sf. JACK PHILIP LIPKIN .......... Coafesville, Pa. R. D. No. 4 First Row: EDWARD A. LIVINGSTON ...... Williamsporf, Pa. '522 Whitman $1. NANCY LORRAINE LONG . . . . New Kensingfcn. Pa. 328 Charles Ave. IRVIN M. LOOSE .......... Wes? Leesport Pa. RITA LAUitA LOPEZ . T ........ Elixabefh, N. J. 728 McKinley Sf. f, Second Row: LEON S. LOWRIE ........... Springfield. Pa. NANCY KAY LUCKETT ............ York, Pa. 85l Rafhfon Rd. RUTH ESTHER McCOMAS ........ Narberfh, Pa. 310 Woodside Ave. RICHARD McMULLAN .......... Harrisburg, Pa. I405 Liberfy SL Third Row: BARRON BOTT MABERRY ......... Baltimorel Md. 3220 Westmon? Ave. GEORGE K. MARCH. JR. ....... NorrishwnI Pa. E. Brown Sf. 81 Green Alley Rd. GUY MARINO. JR. ........... Harrisburg. Pa. l9l2 Cameron Sf. WILLIAM REED MARTIN ......... Reading, Pa. I09 Douglass Sf. FourHu Row: ROBERT F. MATTHIAS ......... Drexel Hill, Pa. 645 Harper Ave. BARBARA ANN MAURER ....... Wilmingfon, Del. Feulk Road JAMES F. MEGEE ............ Lansdowne. Pa. 60 Nyack Ave. RICHARD ALAN MEYER ........ Brooklyn. N. Y. 537 Blsf Sf. FiHh Row: JANET E. MICHEL ........... Swarfhmore. Pa. 66 Rose Valley Rd. DONALD L. MILLER ........ Washingion, D. C. 43H lofh St, N. E. J. NORMAN MILLER ....... Marchanfvillm NA J. I5 Linden Ave. LARRY G. MILLER ............. Alfoona, Pa. 3l0 IOTh Ave. Juniafa Sixih Row: HERBERT F. MOORE. JR ......... Clayton, N. J. ANTHONY LOUIS NATALE ....... Harrisburg, Pa. 2220 Atlas Sf. COLIN FRANKLIN NEUHAUS ...... Glen Rock, Pa. 22 Hanover Sf. MARY C. NOLT .............. ML Joy. Pa. Roufe l Sevenih Row: PETER DAVID STANSBURY PARKINSON .Philadelphia. Pa. H9 Wesf Mf. Airy Ave. EETTY LOU PARLETT ......... Woodside, N. Y. 3940 65 Place PATRICIA ANN PARSONS ......... Akron, Ohio 284 Kenilworih Drive NEAL RONALD PEASE ....... Mechanicsburq. Pa. 508 W. Simpson 5?. Firs? Row: RUSSELL W. POWLEY ......... Glen Rock. N. J. 40 Somerset Cf. JOHN DAVID QUICK ....... New CumberEand, Pa. I35 Carol Sf. JOANNE REESE ............ Wallingford, Pa. Providence Road WALTON SCOTT REID. ll ......... Cynwyd, Pa. 350 Bela Ave. Second Row: WALTER RENTSCHLER ............ Sayre. Pa. MERRY ELEANOR RHYS ....... Foresf Hills, N. Y. 98-34 63rd Dr. H. WILLIAM RIES ......... Haddon His. N. J. 43l First Ave. BRUCE R. ROBERTS ............ Leonie. N. J. Howard Terrace Third Row: JANE ROGERS ............. Greenville, Pa. 108 Plum SL CARL F. ROSENBERGER ......... Freedom, Pa. Mengel Heiths SUSAN RUMBERGER .......... Philipsburg, Pa. Ill South Center St. MAIDA B. SCHWAGER ........ Philadelphia, Pa. l8l7 E. Tioqa Sf. Fourfh Row: VIRGINIA ANN SCHWERING ...... aewehem. Pa. I8l5 Homestead Ave. ' FRANK SA SECHRIST .......... Glen Rock. Pa. JERRY MARC SEIDMAN ....... Newburgh. N. Y. Jackson Ave., R. D. No. 2 ALBERT HAMILTON SHADER ...... Harrisburg, Pa. 194! Bellevue Rd. Fiffh Row: LINDA SHEPPERD ............ Glen Rock, Pa. ARLENE RUTH SHOLLY ......... Myersfown, Pa. 5. THEODORE SHUE ......... Spring GrOVE. Pa. 48 S. Ma?n SL ROBERT LEE SIBERT .......... New Oxford. Pa. R. D. No 2 Sixfh Row: WALTER SIMON SMITH ....... Wilmianon, Del. 209 W. l9fh Sf. WALTER E. SNYDER .............. York, Pa. 837 Florida Ave. . MARY JANE STACKOWSKI ........ Glenside, Pa. 209 Bufionwood Way WILLIAM A. STEINBACH ........ Norrisiown, Pa. Sevenfh Row: ROY P. STONESIFER, JR .......... Trenton, N. J. I0 Dayfon Sf. CAROL DORIS SWINDELLS ..... Pearl River, N, Y. H? Prospect Pl. NANCY JOAN TEETER ......... Geffysburq, Pa. 230 Springs Ave. EDWARD E. THOMAS ....... Garden Cify, N. Y. 80 Sfrafford Ave. Class Firs? Row: JOHN THRUSH ............. Gefiysburq, Pa. 200 Springs Ave. PAUL ADRIAN VAN HOUTEN ....... Berwick, Pa. 3l0 East Front St. HENRIETTA VELECKY ........ Hackensack, N. J. 38 Davis Ave. Second Row: LaVERNE V. WARTLUFT ......... Wesflawn, Pa. 37 Keppel Ave. NATALIE E. WAY .............. Easton, Pa. I849 Ferry Sf. SALLY D. WEHN ............. Ardmore, Pa. 29l8 Berkley Rd. Third Row: RONALD HENRY WEINELT ....... Balfimore, Md. 2807 Louisiana Ave. WILLIAM WEITZEL ........... Harrisburg. Pa. EVE WINANT ............ Hackensack, N. J. 339 Hamilfon Pl. Foudh Row: C. DONALD WOODINGTON ....... Ambler, Pa. Norrisfown Road JOHN HOWARD WORTH ........ Befhlehem. Pa. 3 W. Church Sf. MARJORIE A. WORTH .......... Trenton. N. J. 392 Massachusetts Ave. BARRY B. WRIGHT ........... Graensburg, Pa. 330 Arch Sf. WILLIAM ALBERT YOCUM . . . . New Cumberland, Pa. 3'6 Euiaw Ave. EARL YOST .............. Shippensburg. Pa. 307 E. King Sf. 63 -The Freshman Class Firs? Row: JOE ADE .......... Haddon Heiqhis. N. J. MADELINE ALBRIGHT ...... Upper Darby. Pa. 309 Richfield Road WILLIAM POWELL ALEXANDER . Haddon Heighij, 15 Ninfh Avenue ROGER DEAN ALEXIS ...... Salamanca, N. Y. 35 River Sheet Second Row: VERONICA M. ANGLEMYER . .Wesf Fairview. Pa. Walters Hill LOUISE M. ARMSTRONG ..... Philadelphia, Pa I424 Van Kirk Sf. JAMES W. AYRE .......... Harrisburg, Pa. 388 Wyaft Road KAY ALICIA BAKER ......... Lancasfar, Pa. 8H Jane? Avenue Third Row: JANE BAUER .............. Sunbury. Pa. JOHN BAUSERT .............. York, Pa. 708 Priority Road JEAN BECK .............. Kuhfown. Pa. 206 Pine Street MARY NORA BERTHOLD . . . , New Freedom, Pa. Fourih Row: JAMES LOUIS BIEHL . ..... New York. N. Y. II7 0I Park Lane South FREDERICK HENRY BIERMAN, JR. . . . .Ycrk, Pa. 100 Wes? Cottage ETTA RAY BLACK ......... Hagersfown, Md. 107 East Magnolia Avenue WILLIAM HAROLD BLACK. JR. . . . . Evercff, Pa. 404 E. Main Sf. Fiffh Row: SHIRLEY ANN BOLLINGER ...... Hanover, Pa. 422 Carlisle Sf. GEORGIANA BORNEMAN .Lynbrook. Lonq ls'hang. l7 Knowell Place KENNETH CHARLES BOTENSTEN .Manhassof, Long Island. N. Y. I4 Keaseif Road RUSSELL BOWER ......... Ridgewood, N. J. 97I Andover Terrace Sixfh Row: THOMAS BROWER ......... Kingsfon. N. Y. , , 82 Henry 5?. RUTH ALLENE BROWN ..... Westminster. Md. 54 Westmoreland 'Sfreet . HUGH REED BURNS ...... Garden Cify. N. Y. I42 Tullamore Road ROBERT H. BUSCH ......... Brooklyn, N. Y. 8I3 Nosfrand Avenue I Seven+h Row: LOUISE CATALANO ........ Springiield, Pa. 944 West Avenue WILLIAM RICHARD CHELTON . . .Bal'imore, Md. 3'l8 Grindon Avenue EVELYN JEAN COATES ........ Easton, Md. I46 South Washington Street WILLIAM RICHARD COFFMAN . .Smifhsburq, Md. The Freshman Class - First Row: JOHN DANZER COLLINS . . . . Hagersbwnv Md. 832 Oakhill Avenue HAROLD BAUER COOPER ...... Palmyra, N. J. 732 Morgan Avenue PATRICIA A. CROSS ........ Glen Burnie, Md. 307 Cenfral Avenue CHARLES E. DAVIES, JR. ...... Harrisburg. Pa. 3l10 Penbrook Avenue f. , Second Row: FRANCES ALICE DAVIS ....... Laceyville, Pa. Box 404 JEAN ELIZABETH ECKERT ..... Bal'imore, Md. 3406 Dudley Avenue WILLIAM LEE EINWAECHTER . . .Balfimore, Md. l2l5 Circle Drive LARRY DONALD EMLET ...... Harleyville, Pa. Third Row: JOHN E. FAULKNER, JR ........ Nyack, N. Y. South Boulevard SYLVIA LOUISE FENSTERMACHER .Allenbwn, Pa. 24 Norfh l2fh Sfreef ROGER FESSENDEN ....... Silver Spring. Md. 96I7 Rilly Place BARRY NEAL FINK ............ York. Pa. I556 Clover Lane Fourih Row: FRANK R. FISCHETTI ........ Brooklyn, N. Y. 2056 59fh Sfree'r SYLVIA FLICKINGER . . . ...... Hanover, Pa. HOWARD O. FLOOK. JR. ...... Frederick. Md. '5 Easf 2nd Sfreef HOWARD ROBERT FOULK ...... Marlton, N. J. 32 South Maple Avenue Fiffh Row: CAROL ELAINE FOX ........ Harrisburg, Pa. 108 North 3's? Sfreef, Paxfang, RICHARD FRANTZ ......... Souderhwn, Pa. 3l2 Washingfon Avenue ROBERT E. FRANZ ........ Philadelphia. Pa. 5237 Castor Avenue STANLEY FREDERICK ......... Annville, Pa. 502 East Main Sfreef Sixfh Row: FREDERICK A. FUHRMEISTER. JR. .Haverfowm Pa. 7 45 East Martharf Avenue RICHARD WILSON GAENZLE . . . .Albany, N. Y. I66 Central Avenue ROBERT GAROFALO ....... Bloomfield. N. J. 35 Waldo Avenue ROBERT G. GILCHRIST ........ Yeadon, Pa. 955 Serrill Avenue Sevenfh Row: WILLIAM M. GEMMILL .......... York, Pa. 728 Madison Avenue JOHN HARRY GRIFFITH ....... Liqonior, Pa. 3l8 Washianon Street ROY EDWIN GULLIFORD ..... Philadelphia, Pa. 5437 Oakland Sheet E. DONALD HACHTEL ....... Baltimore, Md. 5326 Wesley Avenue Firsf Row: EDWIN NORMAN HADLEY. II'I . . . Newark, N. J. 28 E55? Wafer Sf. RICHARD P. HAMMETT ....... Haverfown, Pa. 49 Princeion Rd. CAROLYN SUSANNE HAYS . . Emmiisburg. Md. 535 West Main Sf. EARNEST WILHELM HELMKE . . . .Brooklyn. N. .Y 1798 New York Avenue Second Row: LOWELL ERWIN HENDRICK. JR. . Silver Spring. Mdl I324 Fenwick Lane ALFRED WILSON HILL ...... Woodbury. N. J, Salem Pike BARBARA MORGAN HOFFMAN . . New York, N. Y. '53 West lBth Sf. JOAN ALBERTA HOVEY ..... Pennsauken. N. J. I739 47??! Street Third Row: NANCY MARIE HUSBANDS ..... Rahway. N. J. 68l West Hazelwood Avenue ROBERT W. ILGENFRITZ ......... York, Pa. 959 Wayne Avenue ABIGAIL ELIZABETH IRVIN . . . Haddonfield, N. J. 20I Rhoads Avenue DOROTHY HAYWARD JAMES ..... Milfom Pa. 57V; Soufh Front Sf. Fourfh Row: LONNIE JANNEN . . Floral Park, Long Islandl N. Y. l52 Tulip Avenue WILLIAM JOHNS .......... Hi-nella, N. J. 48 Minne Ha Ha Road DAVID REED JOHNSON ....... Bristol, Pa. Norfh Radcliffe Street ELEANOR D. JONES ........ Lansdowne, Pa. 2H West Plumsfead Ave. FiHh Row: ROBERT JOHN KAISER ...... Bloomfield, N. J. 23 Main Terrace CLIFFORD KASS .......... Brooklyn. N. Y 95 Eastern Parkway RICHARD KAUFFMAN ....... Smifhsfiald. Md. SHIRLEY ANN KEPPLE ......... Chicora, Pa. SixHI Row: DONALD c. KLEINFELTER ..... Middlefown. Pa. , 343 E. Wafer Sf. J045E7H W. KOCHENDERFER . . . . Lewistown, Pa. JOANNE MARIE KOHR ....... Lancasterj Pa. IIBO Lifitz Pike NANCY KRALL ............ Dillsburg. Pa '1 SevenH'I Row: ALAN s. KRAMER ......... New York. N. Y. I490 Shakespeare Avenue CATHERINE A. KRAUSE ...... Havertown, Pa. 320 Washingfon Avenue MARILYN LUCILLE KREIDER. . . .Hicksville, Long Island. N. Y. 20 Terrace Piace JAMES RICHARD KRUM ....... Lebanon. Pa. 508 Cumberland Shea? The Freshman Class - Firs? Row: RALPH FREDERICK KURTZ ........ Def'ry. Fa. ll8 Walters Sf. GLANOON R. LAINS. JR.. . . .Wesf Nyack, N. Y. ANNA JANE LATSHA ..... Hickory Corners. Pa. RICHARD J. LEWANDOWSKI . . . .PHfsburqhvtPg. Second Row: JAMES HARRY LYTHGOE ....... Hafboro, Pa. Summer Avenue, R. D. STEPHEN PAUL McCONNELL . . . Philadelphia, Pa. blb Gafes Sireef JANE McFADDEN ........ Middletown, Conn. Long Hill Road JOHN WILLIAM McGAUGHY . . .Wyomissing, Pa. 807 Holland Square Third Row: THOMAS BERNARD McGRATH, JR. . Middlefown. Pa. 35 Spruce Street PATRICIA JANE McLAUGHLIN . . . . LemoyneI Pa. 38 North Ninfh Sfreef BONNIE GAIL MacGIBENY , . Woodbury. N. J. 3'7 Soufh Columbia Street HERBERT JOHN MAHLE, JRA . . . . Balfimore, Md. 50H Gwynn Oak Avenue Four+h Row: JAMES ANDREW MALLETT ..... Millburn, N. J. 55 Elm Sfreef JOHN YOUNG MAMULA ..... lnferlake. N. J. 5H Buffermere Avenue FAITH MARLENE MANGES ..... Flinfsfone. Md. FREDERICK VERNON MASTERMAN Upper Darby, Pa. R. F. D. No. 2 Fiffh Row: JANET B. MATTHEWS ....... Phoenixville, Pa. R. F. D. No. 2 ROBERT MAUSTl JR. ...... Frankfurf, Germany 4th Inf. Division LOUIS GUY MEHL ......... Phoenix. Arilona IOIO Easf Person WILLIAM ROBERT MILLER, JR. . . . Balfimore. Md. I703 Chilton Sfreet Sixfh Row: NORRIS LLOYD MINTER ...... Geffysburg, Pa. '55 Easf Middle Street RICHARD M. MITCHELL ...... Havorfown, Pa. I732 Ridgewav Road WALTER S. MITTON ........ Haverfown, Pa. ll6 Hasfings Avenue SALLYANN MOCK .......... Nyack, N. Y. Tillou Lane Sevenih Row: ERNEST JOHN MONTGOMERY . .New Castle, Pa. IIB Norfh Mill Street DAVID MORGAN. . . . ..... . . . .York, Pa. CHARLES M. NASH. JR. . . . .Washingfon, D. C. 56H Overlea Road KATHLEEN ANN NAUS ..... Pennsauken, N. J. 2204 Browning Rd. The Freshman Class Firsf Row: JANE ARLENE NAYLOR ........ Hanover, Pa. R. D. No. 4 PATRICIA ANN NEWLYN ....... Morton, Pa. 2 Silver Lake Terrace RUSSELL HOWARD OURSLER . . . .Havorfown, Pa. 3l7 Sagamore Road GRETCHEN S. PARKINSON . . . . Philadelphia, Pa. II9 Wes? Mounf Airy Avenue Second Row: JOHN ROBERT PHILSON ..... Jennarsiown, Pa. SHIRLEY ANN PICKING ....... Ashland, Ohio 320 East Liberfy Sf. RICHARD ALLEN PLATT ..... . . . .Dorry. Pa. 3l7 Third Avenue RUYH EVELYN PLOMGREN ..... Brooklyn, N. Y. 185 Clinton Avenue Third Row: RICHARD M. POLITY ........ Tuned, N. J. I37 Johnson Avenue SONDRE E. PYLE ....... Middloiown. Pa. 22l Spruce Sfreef HERBERT RAPPAPORT ...... Woodmen, N. Y. 948 Norfh Cemral Avenue THEODORE M. REHMEYER ........ York, Pa. 578 Maryland Avenue Fourfh Row: WILLIAM REIDER .......... Shanon, Pa. 420 Spruce Sfreef HERBERT CURT REIMANN ..... locklcdgu, Pa. l2 Borbeck Sheet DOLORES RAE KEINDOLLAR . . . .Limcsfown, Pa. DAVID CARROLL RUPP . . . . . .Woodbury. N. J. 4I8 Clover Sfree? Fiffh Row: JERRY T. RUZICKA ......... Haywood. N. J. 56 Cedar Avenue JAN SACHS .............. Emmaux. Pa. Beechwood Farm, Harrison Sf. J. DONALD SCHMIDT ....... MiddloQown. Pa. PAUL TIMOTHY SCHMIDT . . . . . Brooklyn, N. Y. 325 Clinton Avenue Sixfh Row: SUZANNE JANE SCHMITT ..... Gdfysburg. Pa. A .1 45 East Middle Sfreef STEPHEN JOHN SCHULTZ ..... Knoxville, Tun . l73l Emoriland Blvdf - WARREN I. SHAFFER. JR. . . . .Hoovorsville. Pa. WILLIAM H. SHANK. III . . . .Chamborsburq, Pa. . l27 Glen Sfree? i Sevenfh Row: DAVID HAROLD SHEETZ ..... . .Sholfon, Pa. l Soufh 4th Sfreef CLINTON CONRAD SHETTLE . . . . Ial'imoro, Md. 348 Wesfshire Road JOAN SHIMKUS .......... Elixabcfh, N. J. 834 Jackson Avenue FREDERICK H. SHISLER ....... Lansdale, Pa. The Freshman Class - Firs? 'Row: . RUTH E. SIEGART ........... Readincj: Pas I324 Perry 5?. ALFRED OTTO SIEGEL . ....... Summit, N. J. 3l7 SummiH Avenue CAROLYN SUE SNYDER . . . . . . .Gardnors. Pa. R. D. No. I BARBARA JEAN STADLER . . . . Manasquan, N. J. 352 East Main Sfreef Second Row: CLAIR WALKER STARNER . . . . Now Frladom, Pa. JOAN ELAINE STEIN ....... North Wales. Pa. 224 Soufh Main S'rreef PATRICIA MARIE STONER . . . . Morcorsburg. Pa. R. D. No. 2 REIECCA JEAN STIACENER . . LiMIt Silver. N. J. 57 Silverton Avenue Third Row: J. WAYNE STREILEIN ........ Johnsfown. Pa. l0l Elbert Sfreet ROBERT SWENK ....... Easf Greenovillo, Pa. ARTHUR D. SWIERSTRA ...... Glen Rock. N. J. 54 Abbingfon Terrace W. KING VanNEST ......... Upper Darby, Pa. 7109 Penarih Avenue Fourfh Row: JOHN CHANDLER WEAVER . . . . Froderick, Md. H7 West Second Street RALPH THOMAS WEKLEY ........ Tamaqua. Pa. 236 Norfh Lehigh Sfreef ADELAIDE WHETSTONE ....... Norrisfown, Pa. Narcissa Road, R. D. No. 4. DONNA JANE WHITSEL ...... Mt. Union, Pa. IS Wesf Market Sheet Fiffh Row: JOYCE ARDEN WITTENIERGER . . . Teaneck. N. J. IO9I Alicia Avenue ALBERT WOODWAKD . . . . . . . . . Moylan. Pa. Woodward Road JOAN PATSY ZIMMERMAN ........ York, Pa. llll Soufh Queen St. CAROL DAWN ZUKSWERT . . . . . Madison, N. J. 56 Mable Avenue 69 WWWNNW NWMNMWQ M ' . L W N W$w V - w1wbhmwmz - gmavw wamwmammmy M; ,3? g ? A; .8: m i ? 4; 5: 43wa w E i 3 Li N :- xmx x- nwxgmwwwwkmm wwwwmvww WW r-WWWW WW? . :2 x Q ?rw! X37 , CheeHul advice w EDITORIAL STAFF Firs? Row: F. Luckenbill, G. Irvin. K. Naus. P. Berger, R. Lopez, 6. Mumma, R. McComas. Second Row: B. Wagner, C. Huff, C. Harrison, Feature Editor; P. Shearer, Art Editor; N, Shunfer, Co-Sports Editor; R. Fischer, OrganizaNon Editor; M. KauHmen, Individual Pidures Edifor; B. Snyder, CO-Sporfs Edifor; T. Deis- rofh, Fraternity. and Sororify Editor. Third Row: B. Franke, J. Rogers, J. Kersfeffer. N. Parker, DA Elwood, N. Diemer, J Swindells, M. Nolf. J. SIerer, J. Evans, C.Jones, B. Alling. K. Kaufman. Fourth Row: P. Brennan, N. Leidenberg, N. Long. 6. Hausmann, B. Miller, Ron Pease P, Larson. T. Naughfon, D. Zukswerf, J. Stein, H. McCabe. Infroducing several innovafionsl +his I953 SPECTRUM marks +he second year +ha+ Hue senior class has edifed +he annual. Enfhusiasfi- cally and anxiously. +he sfaH headed by Jeanne WaHemyer, edifor in chief, and Bill Householder, business manager. presenfs +0 +he sfudenfs. fac- tu and alumni for +heir approval. +he Gradua- 1ion Supplement in addiHon +0 +he usual por- +rayals 0 +he classes. We Greek groups, and organizafions. The sfaff believes +ha+ fhe I953 SPECTRUM Walfie's Willing Workers SEq-o-r'sm'om mr-a Genius ai work BUSINESS STAFF Firsf Row: B. Welliver, Assislanf Business Manager; F. Rice, AdverHsing Manager; Bi Householder, Business Manager; 8. Hall, J4 Carlbon, Assisfanf Adverfising Manager. Second Row: T. Laavy, J. Harvey, B. Aiersfock, G. Knechfl Circulafion Manager. Happy Harry Smile when you say ihaf will make your collegiale days relive for you fodayhand 50 years from Jroclay. This is +he goal of +hose who handled +he picluressHar- ry Hamer. picfures ediforhlhe wriierssNancy Wieand, managing edifor. and +he ad wri+ers-- Fred Rice, adverfising managersand all of fhe Specfrumi+es. Our Jrheme is +he sludenl of Geffysburg Col- lege in his wresfling wi+h examinalions, his hard T'ighling on Jrhe gridiron and +he diamond. and his dancing Jrhrough houseparfies and under Jrhe slars of +he Dorm Dance. This I953 SPECTRUM is +he slory of all who call GeHysburg College +heir Alma Ma+er. 05211115 EDITORIAL STAFF Filst Row: G. Oswald, Liferary Ediior; H. Hamer, Sporfs Ediior; J. Drennen, News Editor; R. Lipperf, Edifor; J. Sierer, Managing Edifor; C. HarrisonI Literary Editor. Second Row: B. Wagner, N. Parker, D. Elwoodl E. R. Black, J. SteinI K. Baker, J. Wiffenberger, P. Shearer, M. Nolf, Copy Edifor; Ma Kauffman, Assisfanf Managing Edi'ror; G. Mumma, Assisfanf Literary Edifor; C. Rogers, F. Luckenbill, N. Schunfer. Third Row: D. Griesmann, R. Plomgren, G. Irvin, S. Fensfermacher, J. KersfeHer. C. Huff, J. Rogers, J. Evans, Copy Editor; A. Rawlings, Assistant News Editor; R. Peeling, Assistant Sporfs Editor. Fourfh Row: R. Knoll, J. Riedel, R. Pease G. Hicks, P. Dale, E. Hennig, De Zukswert, J. Reese, R. McComas. N. Teefer. P. Berger, J. Osdal, B. Moorehead, P: Brennan, 8. Snyder, Assis'rant Sporfs Edifor; N. Miller For H16 +hird consecu+l.ve year. The Geffya- DICK LIPPERT burgian was awarded Flrsf Class Honors In Editor-in-Chief +he American Collegia+e Press RafingSe L Jrhough +his award jusf subs+an+ia+ed Hue fad .GeHysburg College has known all aiong. Assembling in Jrheir oHice in Weidensall Hall each week. Edifor-in-Chief Dick Lipperf and his capable sfaff. have energefically per- formed +he +ask of keeping +he sfudenJrs and alumni informed of +he many college acfivi- fies, evenfs and problems, The annual banque+ was held in +he be- ginning of +he second semesfer. a+ Which fime keys were awarded +0 deserving sfatcf mem- bers. and founfain pens were presehfed +0 refiring senior edifors. 76 .V . Business Manager: RICHARD WHETSTON E Can we prin? +ha+. Jo? reading. 'rifing and ripping Chick and Georgia handled Hue feafures BUSINESS STAFF Firs? Row: D. Weems, Assistanf CErculafion Manager; T. Oeisrofh, Adverflsing Manager; R. Whefsfone, Business Manager; T. Naughfon, Assis'ranf Business Manager: W. Earp, Circulation Manager. Second Row: N. Wieand, B. Franke, M. Stroehmann, C. Huff. G. Hausmann, C. Crock, J. Burwell, N, Hansmann, L. Lehman, M. Franco, J. Carlbon, J. Reilly, J. Roar. X m W W m Lisfening wi+h Lehr Efficiency Personified-Manager Weila nd W. W. G. C. Alfhough The Voice of +he Campus 15 only six shonL years of age. if has Jrraveled far on +he pafh Toward ifs ulfimafe goal of complefe service +0 +he sfudenfs and faculfy of GeHys- burg College. As in +he preceding years, +he shaht members of WWGC have. during fhe past year. inaugurafed many innovafions and im- provemen-fs which have carried +he sfafion fur- +her along +he pa'rh Jroward +he achievemenf of +ha+ ul+ima+e goal. In following ifs policy of serving +he sfudenfs and factu. WWGC sfrives +0 presen+ +he fy e of programs which will sahisfy +he wishes Ear ifs campus lisfeners. Consequenfly. +he s+a+ion presenfs a diversified selecfion of programs wi+h fine music +he predominafe feafure. Two quiz shows, Quizology I and +he prize-winning Twen- +y-One Quesfions are presen+ed weekly as are radio plays. religious rograms and varie+y shows. Regularly schedugd newscasfs keep +he campus posfed on +he lafesf campus. sporfs. and world news evenfs. wi+h +he worid news service greafly enhanced by +he recenf insfalla- Hon of +ele+ype service from +he New York Times. Campus commenfary programs are aired as well as discussions on campus problems and scholasfic subiecfs. WWGC consisfenfly endeavors +0 cover all evenfs which are of inferesf +0 +he campus and in line wi+h +his policy complefe play-by-play coverage of +he +hree major spor+s is main- fained. Highlighfing +he special evenfs program for +he pasf season were +he coverages of Dr. Langsam's inaugurafion and Jrhe I952 presiden- +ial refurns. The sfafion mainfains full membership in +he Infercollegiafe Broadcasfing Sysfem and is a member of +he French Broadcas+ing Sysfem in Norfh America. Af +he annual banquef in April. keys are awarded +0 oufsfanding personnel and Hey. lis'bn 10 me Firs? Row: R. Davis, assisfanf advertising manager; D. Barysh, canusic direcfcr; D. Haldf, co-music director; R. Birkel, classical music dxredor: G. Hicks, campus news director; D. Griesmann, Program director; B. Welland. sfafion manager; P. Dale, business man- ager; J. Nithingale. sports director; D. Krebs, chief confrol annauncer; G. Pannell, assisfanf program direcfor; J. Eckerf. Second Row: B. Martin, B. Creasy, B. Brubaker, B. Peeling, personal director: A. Comery, assisfanf sporfs director; A. Coafes, assisfanf chief confro! announcer; N. Myers, assisfanf classical music direcfor; P. Crane. W. Smifh, H. McCabe, R. Gaenzle, adverflsing; H. Cooper. A, Kramer, P. ParkEnson, chief enqlneen Third Row: R. Wolfe, R. D. Mayer, R. Garofalo, J. Ruzicka, R. Garman, Jr., N. Way, assistant business manager; N. Long. J. ReiHy, S. AIexander, D. Sheefz. B. Welliver. P. Zimmerman. J. Sierer, R. Graham. Fourth Row: R. Pease, A. Aikin, assistant chief engineer. H. Shader, A. Marcks. +he sfaht heads for +he forfhcoming years are announced. An annual Open House held on Mofher's Day Weekend provides +he paren+s wifh an opporfunify +0 see radio in achion. The policies of +he sfahon during Jrhe pasf year have been parficularly direded +oward cemenfing cooperafing relafions wifh +he Campus Senafe. +he Geffysburgian and WGET. +he +own s+afion. Progress confinues in +he improvemenf of fine fechnical and physical facilifies of Jrhe sfafion as well as obfaining addifional revenue from sponsors. Thus. ever aware of ifs responsibiliHes and ulfimafe goal, WWGC, year by year, furfher ufilizes +he pofenfialifies which are available in Jrhe field of college radio. Chain of Command H. McGarcoyle. J. Brauer, Jr., L Brown, A. OHiver. The music goes round and round and H comes out here Firsf Row: H. McCabe, R. Fischer, N. Schun'rer, J. Sierer. B. Vlief. L. Walsh, 6. Mumma. Second Row: S. Rumberger, B. Franks, D. Elwoodl N. Diemer. J. Walfemyer, D. Hamme, J. Evans, 8. Wagner, J. Drennen. Of +he four publicafions on campus. flue 6- Book is Hie itir51L +0 reach Hue hands of Hie in- coming Freshmen. This pockef-sized edifion confains condensed wrife-ups of H19 various clubs and organizafions on campus. along wifh fips on whaf clofhes and equipmen'r +he Fresh- men should bring +0 G-Burg. Wifh Hue help of pic'rures, s+uden+s are Jtaken on a guided four of flue college campus and are familiarized wi+h +he differenf dormifories and buildings. Tradifions and milesfones of GeHysburg College and fenfafive rules for cus- foms are also pu+ forfh in this Freshmen hand- book. Included in Hue book is a calendar of +he S+u- denf Chrisfian Associa+ion plans for Hie year as well as a lisf of Hue differenf denominafional churches and fheir locafion in GeHysburg prop- er. In Hie sporfs secfion we find +he schedule of opponenfs ior flue coming season. The Freshmen will find pidures of Hiia various fra+erni+y houses. pictures of sororify officeis. Pan-Hellenic and ln+erfra+erni+y Council rushing rules and many more hinfs helpful +0 +he new sfudenf. G-Book . I953 G-Book Co-edHors-Wagner and Evans so i Firs? Row: P. Shearer. L. Rumbauqh. Ms Brandt N. Teefer, Ls Sandf. Second Row: R. Brubaker, T. Deisroih, Business Manager: J. Grant Co-EdHor: D. Jordan. Co-Edifor; G. Kurfz. Adver- tising: D. Weems, BA Schafers Four +imes a year +he Mercu- ry . campus liferary magazine. goes +0 press. WriHen, illusfrafed. edifed, and published by sfudenfs. +he magazine offers en+er+ainmen+ sor faculfy and sfuden+s. Poehys shonL s+ories, and review-+he Mercury has +hem all. The besf feafure of +he publicafion involves ifs complefe sfudenf management S+uden+s possessing oufs+anding inferesf and abili+y in +he field of iournalism and who have served one year or more on a campus publicafion are eligible Jfor mem- bership. Acfive parficipanfs in +he campus radio s+a+ion are also ac- cep+ed. Monfhly meefings add +0 Jthe group's success. First Row: D. Hamme, Secrefary-Treas- urer: R. Lipperf, Presiden'r: G. Oswaid. Hisforian: H. Hamer. Vice-Presidenf. Second Row: W. Earp, R. D. Whe+s+one. R. H. Birkel. N. Wieand. R. Peeling, W. Deisrofh. B. Welland. Mercury Pi Delta Epsilon FirsiL Row: B. Taylor, D. Schwarfz, Vice-Presidenf; P. Heckman, Corresponding Secretary; D. Hammei Presidenf; A. Foose, Recording Secretary; E. Thomas. Second Row: A. Hershberger, G. Mumma. D. Greene; R. Maffhias. A. Weber, R. Birkel, R. Fischer, 5. Gofwald. B, Mason- The Senafe is composed of a represenfafive and an alfernafe from each frafernHy and so- rori+y and Hie independenf men and women. H is advised by four faculfy members. The Senafe office. which is new +his year, is locafed in Wei- densali Hall. Proposals for improving s+udemL condifions are brouginL up in Sena+e mee+ings and +hen re- ferred by Hie represenfafives +0 +heir respecfive living groups for discussion. Af +he nex+ meefing Hue represenfafives reponL back +0 +he Senafe on Hie reacfions of Jrheir groups. +hus crysfailizing sfudenf opinion. Those proposals which are ap- proved by +he Senafe are presenfed +0 +he coi- iege adminisfraHon. Among Hie dufies of Hue Senafe aye +he rep- resenfafion oi Hie sfudemL body on factu- sfudenf commiHees. Hue supervision of clgss elec- fions. and +he publicafion of a sfudenf direcfory. 82 The Senate Dave Hamme presided xi e :5 ., . , in G Firs? Row: D. Zuckswerf, F. Luckenbill, M. Kanfman. Second Row: N. Penniman, Vice-Presidenf; N. Wieand, President Third Row: H. A. Souder, M. J. Sfackowski. Secre'rary-Treasurer; J. Swindells. omens tudent Council Leniency, please, girls! Womens Sludeni Council is Jrhe governing body of all women sludenfs which discusses +he coeds' problems. There are Jrwo senior members. lwo junior members. one sophomore, and one freshman on +he council. The group holds slu- denl governmemL meelings which all of ihe wom- en sludenl's may aliencl. Council meeis once each week +0 hear cases presenlecl by girls who have broken rules, and decides on +he manner of punishment The Dean of Women is aclvisor oi +he council. Ollicers are nominafecl each spring by +he council and elecied by all of +he coeds. The presidenl musl be a senior and a girl who has served af leasl one year on i'he council. A junior is vicepresidenf wi+h a sophomore as secrelary- freasu rer. The council's main proiecf is +he sponsoring'oi a dorm dance each year. This year's dance was cenfered around +he +heme Stairway +0 +he Slars feafuring Frank Taylor and his orchesira. 83 Women's Tribunal Menk THbunal First Row: G. Oswald, I. Lewis, N. Penh niman, President Second Row: P. Boyer. J. Burwell. Ah Rawlings. 8. Black. Planning and carrying ouf +he hadifional freshman coed cusfoms is 'rhe purpose of +he organizafion known as Women's Tribunal. This group meefs fwice a week during +he firsf +hree weeks of school a+ which fime cusfoms are in effect Freshmen offenders of fhe rules of cusfoms are punished by +he fribu- nal. The work of fhis year's fribuh nal ended wifh a meefing of all coeds in fine gym and a special ceremony marking +he close of cusfoms. The Men's Tribune! is composed of represenfafives from each men's living group. If is +heir iob +0 see fhaf +he freshmen cus- foms . sef up under +he Super- vision oh +he S+uden+ Senafe. are enforced. This is done by punish- ing all freshman violafors. Left fo Righf: J. Bauersfeld, Tau Kappa Epsilon: D. Griesel. Sigma Chi; C. Neu- haus, lndependenf Men: J. Clarke, Inde- pendenf Men. Firsf Row: F. Kramer, Adviser: C. San- ders. A. Knudsen, President B. House. holder, Secre+ary: C. Wanamaker. J. Kurfz. Second Row: F. Almy. R. Birkel, W. Miles. R. Aldsfadf. R. Whefsfone. F. Mo '- Elmoyl. Third Row: R. Fischer. B. Fiszafrick. W. Sechrist . The Gavel Club Is a non-legisla- five organiza'rion composed of Jthe presidenf and vice-presidenf of each frafernHy on campus. The group mee'rs +wice a monfh wi'rh +he obiec+ives of promofing infer- frafernify harmony and aiding +he fra+erni+y leaders in adophng G I C I b policies of +he adminisfrafion. a v e u The Dormifory Council's main D ' C ' I purpose is +0 guide +he Freshmen. To r m I to r y 0 u n C I H helps +hem wifh +heir sfudies and personal problems. The proc- +or on each floor mainfains order in the dormifory. A mee'ring is held each week. made up of all +he prodors and advisers. +0 dis- cuss fhe s+uden+s' problems and +heir solufions. Firs? Row: A. Hershberger. G. Mumma. G. Leisfer, A. Hoimsfen. R. Miller, Second Row: Dr. C. A. Sloaf, B. Vignola, G. LaRoza, D. Kleinfelfer, W. Hemberger. R. DeMichele, B. Nulfy, R. Reider, 5. 60+- weld. Eta Sigma Phi Delta Phi Alpha Firsf Row: P. Dale, D. Greismann. Treas- urer: F. Segner. President P. Keener. H. Williams., Dr. J. G. Glenn. E+a Sigma Phi is a nafional un- dergradua+e frafernify for 0qu- sfanding sfudenfs of classical lifera- fure. chiefly Lafin and Greek. Discussions and crifical inferprefa- fions of Greek and Lafin frage- dies. comedies and greaf prose wrifings are given by +he factu and sfudenfs alike af various m onfh Iy meefings. Professors ShaeHer and Glenn are +he fac- tu advisers. To promofe Hue knowledge of German Culfure and +0 enable sfudenfs +0 apply +heir knowledge +hrough expression. Delfa Phi Al- pha exfends membership +0 all s+u- denfs who mainfain a 8 average in German for af leas+ +welve semes- +er hours. The monfhly meefings feaJrure such enfer+ainmen+ as films. speakers or some aspecf of German cuHure under +he direc- ';fiion of Professor Washingfon. I Firsf Row: M. E. Belles. Secrefary: J. A. Grant Presidenf; D. Jordan, Vice-Presi- denf. Second Row: T. R. Hildebrand. J. Flood. L M. Washingfon, Faculfy Adviser: W, F. Schafer. Firs+ Row: N. Weilandh J. Sierer, Pres?- denf: Senor Franco. M. Franco. Vice President C. Crock Second Row: B. Wagner. L. Tabor. H. A. Souder, N. Parker, J. Nay'or. No'r Pic+ured: R. McCarfney, Secrefary-L Treasurer. Phi Sigma Iofa encourages high scholarship and individual research in +he field oh Romance languages. The Tau Chapfer af G-Burg College holds meeHngs mon+hly where gues+ speakers presenf +op- ics of In+eres+ and senior members of Jrhe society read research pa- pers which +hey have wriHen on various aufhors and liferary movew menfs in a romance language. The French Club exfends mem- bership +0 all .s+uden+s who are enrolled in an advanced French course and who are inferesfed in +he French language. cus+oms and music. Since meefings are con- ducfed enfirely in French. Jfhe club offers an oppor+uni+y +0 s+uden'rs +0 acquire fluency in speaking +he language. Firs'r Row: L. R. Lear. H. RaHenSpergerh Presidenh Mh Feif, VicehPresidenfz L. Reickerf. Secrefary-Treasurer: .Jh Lipkin, M. E. Reickerf, Advisor. Second Row: A. Brown. J. Yingling. E. Cranmer. B. Harcourt G. Irvin, J. Ying- ling, D. Ayres. Phi Sigma Iota Le Cercle Francais Spanish Club Beta Beta Beta Firsf Row: D. Greene. C. M. Franco. Co- Advisor: R. McCarfney. Presidenf; 5. Alexander. $eCre+ary: P. Brennan, Treas- urer; P. Hayward. Second Row: H. Lenzing, E. Muller. J. Michel. B. L. ParleH, P. Crane. P. Ber- ger, B. Nulfy. Nof Picfured: J. Larkin. Vice-Presidenf: Senor Barriga. Co-Adviser. The Spanish Club hopes +0 ex- fend +0 ifs members an opporfu- nify for verbal expression as well as furfher +heir inferesfs in Span- ish-American cusfoms and ideals. Af +he meefing' held forfnighfly. brief dramafizafions, forums and radio programs are produced by Hue members under +he direch'on of Professor Barriga and Miriam Franco who serve 65 advisors Befa Befa Be+a is a nafional honorary sociefy for biology ma- iors of high scholasfic sfanding. The main purpose of H115 group is +he sh'mulah'on of sound scholan ship. +he promofion of biological research, and +he dissemina+ion of scienfific knowledge. Firsf Row: H. M. Messer. Counselor: A. Plank. J. Shenfon, Hisforian: D. Mayes, '- Presidenf: C. Darlingfon, Vice-Presidenf: E. Bowen. Second Row: A. Weynl M. A. Book. J. Osdal. M. Harsch, E. Hennig. A. Davis. D. B. Weems. Jr. Third Row: A. Sholley. P. Dale. C. Ging- rich. P. Heckman, P. Braden. J. Naylor, L. Rogers. R. Buchfer. Fourfh Row: N. Allard. J. Funk, H. Clare. W. Jones. 6. La Roza, R. L. Fry. Firs? Row: G. Baughman, D. Schwarfz. A. Sfock, Dr. Zinn, Dr. Welland. R. L. Jones. A. Rowland, Treasurer: IsiHin$ M. Forry, R. Siegart Vice-Presidenf; sif- finw R. D. Charles, Presidenf; J. E. Lunds+ed+. R. Kenyon. C. W. McElfresh, hiffingl P. Dale, Secrefary; M. Al- bough, M. Harsch. Dr. C. A. Sloaf. Scepfical Chymisfs is a local or- ganizaHon, founded in I927 by Dr. C. Alien Sloaf, composed of chemisfry maiors who desire +0 broaden +heir knowledge beyond whaf can be learned in Hue class- room. Sigma Pi Sigma is +he nafional honorary physics fra+erni+y. H serves as a means of awarding dis- fincfion +0 sfudenfs having high scholarship and promise in physics and jo plromofe studen'r inferesxL in +he advance sfudy of physics. First Row: G. Hicks. Secrefary: D. Hamme, Vice-Presidenf: W. Green, Adviser: T. Naughfon. Second Row: B. Weiland, President B. Ma- son. Treasurer. Sceptical Chymists Arnold Society Scabbard and Blade Firsf Row: R. R. Harris, M. L. Belk. A. H. Hershberger. Presidenf: J. A. Sieven- son. Operafions OHicer: C. E. Fulfon. Col. USAF. Second Row: D. Schwarfz, W. Miles. W. Earp, R. Lloyd, J. E. Lundsfedf. Third Row: M. 6. Perry, N. J. Trouf. W. H. Hess, B. Mason. R. Kenyon. The Arnold Air Socieiy is an honorary sociefy composed of slu- denfs in +heir +hircl or fourfh year of Air Science and who have a+ leasi a C average. One of +he highlighfs of +his group is Jrhe pre- senfafion of +he Milifary Ball of which +his group is Jrri-sponsor. The mee+ings are held once a monfh. One of +he purposes of Scab- bard and Blade is +0 promofe bef- Jrer leadership in +he miliiary line. H consis+s of approximafely fwen- +y members. who are all MS-3's and MS-4's. This year 5+ Jrhe mili- Jrary ball cerfain members re- ceived awards for +heir achieve- menfs in scholasiic and milifary sfudies. They have gues+ speakers and confemporary films. This year Jrhey also visifed +he War College 6+ Carlisle and inspecfed +he col- .. , lege. Firs? Row: Major W. Lipsey, A. B. Wash- burn. Isf L12: R. Kick, lsf Sgt: F. Rice, Capt: W. Arndf, 2nd Lf. Second Row: D. A. Reighard. B. Keers. B. Dickinson, G. Baughman. B. House- holder. Third Row: T. Ayers, R. Carr. A. Bern- sforf, B. B. Harris, M. Shaffer. Jr. The Drill Team has been organ- ized for Army R.O.T.C. cadefs who are inferesfed in performance drilling. They appeared in various evenfs and +his year +hey won sec- ond prize for sevenfy-five dollars in Jrhe Hagersfown parade. They have enfered and placed high in many ofher evenfs. The basic purpose of +he Persh- ing Rifles is +0 promofe Inferesf among fhe MS-l's and MS-Z's in Jrhe milifary field. H serves +0 ac- quainf ifs members th an oufline or brie1c ske+ch of +he army in gen- eral. During +he year +hey have sfimulafing meefiqgs wifh guesf speakers. who are prominenf men in fhe army. and Jrhey also have educafional films on poinfs +hey are sfudying. During +he year +he members have oufings and picnics. They are also a fri-sponsor of +he milifary ball. First Row: U. E. James. T. Ayers. lsf Lf, WR Plans Traming Officer; R. Keck. Ex- ecufive Officer: A. B Washburn, Cap- fain: R. GaHo. Finance Officer. Second Row: D. A. Reighard, D. Bru- Baker. B. Brubaker. Supply Sgt: J. C. Robinson. Assisfanf Finance Officer; D. L. Miller. Drill Team Pershing Rifles Women's Debate Team Men's Debate Team Firsf Row: 3. Whife, Secrefary; M. A. Book. Gladys Hicks. Manager. Second Row: R. Davis. J. Maffhews. J. Bauer. The Women's Debafe Team is composed of girls who are in+er- esfed in persuasive speaking be- fore an audience. The group helps f0 develop +he er? of logical +hink- ing and abili'ry in public speaking. Compe+ifion is held wifh schools in Jrhe area and ofher schools on +he annual spring Jrour schedule. The Team has affained a fine rec- ord in compe'rifion. GeHysburg has always been proud of her fine debafing feams. which consisfenfly mainfain fine records. Throughou+ +he year +he feam makes a number of frips +0 ofher neighboring colleges be- sides debafing 5+ home. This group develops skill and abilify in argumenfafion and public speak- ing. Firsf Row: C. Kass, M. Sleppin, Presi- denf: F. Keenan. Second Row: G. Evans. A. Brown. J. Thrush. B. Taylor. H. Shaderi G. Mehi. Firs? Row: S. Whife. Secretary: B. Taylor, 6. Hicks, M. A. Book J. Grant President. Tau Kappa Alpha, a nafional honorary forensic frafernify, is made up of inferesfed sfudenfs who have parficipa'red in infercol- legiafe debafe acfivifies. This org ganizafion meefs once each monfh under +he direcfion of Professor Harry Bolich. The purpose of +he fra+erni+y is +0 encourage and de- velop in ifs members achievemenf In +he field of orafory and debafe. The Sociology Club was organ- ized for +hose sfudenfs who are inh feresfed in +he field of social work. and s+udies fhe resulfs of surveys made in +he sociology classes. Guesf speakers and informal dis- cussions are +he usual order of business af +he mee+ings which are held every ofher week. Firsf Row: B. Franks. F. Luckenbill. His- ?orian: M, Luebbe, Vice-Presidenf; S. Whife, Presidenf: Mh Shoehman, Secre- fary-Treasurer: C. Huff. Second Row: L. Wakh. L. Reicherf, R. Davis, 6. Oswald. A. Holmsfen. J. Ben ger, R. Thomasson, Adviser. Third Row: G. R;eken E. Anderson. Tau Kappa Alpha Sociology Club Psi Chi Firs? Row: C. Rogers. C. McCombs. Sec- refary: P. Shearer. ViceaPresidenf: W. Sforch. Treasurer; A. 6. Trudeau. Jr. Second Row: R. Lloyd, P. Woodward. D. Elwood. L. Tabor. C. Baumgarf. M. Luebbe. J. Sierer, R. KnoH. The honorary ?rafernify for psy- chology maiors. and ofher s+ua denfs inferesfed in psychology. is Psi Chi. Members of +his sociefy, which was known as Hue Psycholo- gy Club before if wenf nafional in +he second semesfer of I949. mus? mainfain a B average in all +heir psychology courses. Organized in I950, +he 6e++ys- burg 60vernmen+ Group has as ifs purpose a more pracfical know- ledge of flue workings of local. sfafe, and nafional governmenfs. 6.6.6. sends delegafes +0 Hwe in- fercollegiafe conference on 60v- ernmenf 6+ Harrisburg each spring. Membership is open for anyone in+eres+ed In government Firsf Row: R. Fischer. B. Kulp. B. Tay- lor, A. Knudsen, President Firsf Row: C. E. Noel. W. A. S+echer. D. F. Sause. Second Row: N. E. Richardson. C. F. $refh, T. Deisrofh, W. Schumann. N. Schunfer, M. Fickel, A. Foose, G. Haney. J. Sierer, P. Shearer, A. B. Coates, F. Pam, W. R. Schubert Nof Picfured: R. Davis. Majors in philosophy, or sfu- denfs having six semes'rer hours credif in advanced philosophy courses. are eligible +0 become members of Alpha Kappa Alpha. A+ +he monfhly meefings of +he local chapfer' Gamma. guesf speakers or philosophic discussions are on +he agenda. Exchange meefings are also on +he schedule. Pi Lambda Sigma is an honor- ary fra+ernify for maiors in eco- nomics and polifical science. The group mee+s monfhly for +he pur- pose of hearing prominen'r speak- ers in +he field of business and government This keeps +he mem- bers posfed on +he curren+ hap- penings in fine business world. Firs? Row: R. D. Wl'vefsfone: C. D. Wanamaker, Program Chairman: R. Kulp. Presidenf: J. D. Swindells. Secre- tary; N. Wieand' J. Harvey. Second Row: R. R. Harris, E. Cooper, A. H. Hershberger. W. H. Hess. H. Williams. W. E. Miles, Jr.. F. S. Rice, W. Householder. J. A. Rosf. B. Welli- ver, H. Fick, G. Knechf. J. Halvey. H. Hamer. Alpha Kappa Alpha Pi Lambda Sigma PhiAlphtheta Kappa DeHa EpsHon First Row: R. Forfenbauqh. Adviser; H. Smifh, President: B. Slofhowers Secre- fary: R. L. Bloom, Treasurer. Second Row: R. Peeling, C. Smifh. G, Oswald, I. Geiselman. Phi Alpha Thefa is made up oh sfudenfs majoring in hisfory and +hose who are inferesfed in +he sfudy of advanced hisfory and are mainfaining high averages in Jrhis field. This nafional honorary fra- fernify meefs four fimes each year af which +ime +he group hears re- Iafed falks by qualified Iec+urers. The organizafion is advised by Dr. Roberf Forfenbaugh. Kappa Delfa Epsilon is a nafion- al honorary sororify for under- graduafe women s+uden+s who are preparing hor +eaching. Subjecfs perfinenf fo +he field of educafion and +he problems likely +0 be en- counfered in +he profession are discussed af +heir monfhly meef- ings. The members are co-sponsors of bofh +he annual Fa+her's Day and Mofher's Day programs. First Row: C. M. Franco. J. Bowers. Presidenf: G. Oswald. Secrefary.Treas- urer: B. Aiersfock, Vice-Presidenf; G. Hicks. Secrefary: F. E. Luckenbill, Second Row: B. Slofhower, N. Penniman, N. Weiland, A. Foose, J. Taylor. P, Wei. kel, P. Engel. Third Row: S. Gofwalds R. McCarfney. Firs? Row: I. Geiselman, Secrefary: C. M. Sanders, President Voris C. Clark, Vice-Presid en+. Second Row: C. G. Rohrbaugh. Jr., R. Fischer, C, Smifh. R. Peeling. Kappa Phi Kappa. Hue nafional undergraduafe professional fra- +ernify for men who plan careers in public educafion, seeks +0 de- velop social abilifies and scholarly aHainmen+s among ifs members. Meefings are held monfhly and GeHysburg Epsilon chapfer spon- sors +he annual Fafher's Day and Mo+her's Day programs. Wifh +he guidance of Miss Grace C. Kenney. +he WAA Board organizes and mainfains Hue enfire women's afhlefic program, including infercollegiafe hockey and baske+balL and inframural fennis, hockey, volleyball, ping pong, baskefball. swimming. soff- ball, and bowling. A spring ban- quef for +he complefe WAA body. concludes Jrhe Board's func- Jrions. Firs? Row: F. Vierling, C. Lenhard. Secre- fary-Treasurer: A. Foose. Presidenf: B. Hall, Vice-Presidenf; F. LuckenbiH. Second Row: 5. Gofwald, N. Leiden- berg. B. Black. B. Aiers'rock. N. Wieand. J. Taylor, D. Zukswerf, J. Bowers, A. Da- VIS. 'Kappa Phi Kappa Women's Athletic Association Here is +he nucleus of GeHys- burg's afhlefic program: +he A+hs lefic Council, presided over by Glenn L. Bream. H5 primary con- cern is +he organizafion and pros moHon of +he in+ercollegia+e pro- gram. and ifs secondary concern is We developmenf of men's infra- murais. This governing body meefs f0 +' H ' Good Sporfs-Pizolafo, Foose and Hershberger ur Imes annua y and Is made up of +hree undergraduaJres. alum- ' ni members. appoinfed faculfy I I b . d b f+h A t h I e t I c C o u n c I I goearrde; Tarzs+e;.mem er 0 e I Under local. s+a+e. and nafionai yS' . aJOrS u affiliahons. +he Physical Eduafion Majors Club aims a+ presenfing +0 ifs members-physical educafion. heaHh, and recreafion maferials which supplememL Jrhose gained wi+hin +he general P.E.M. curricu- lum. This group coordina+es Hs ac- fivifies wifh Jrhose of +he enfire sfudenf body Jrhrough an annual .....,. wafer show, square dancing ins WEN sfrucfion, and a spring +ennis WW clinic. Firsf Row: B. Lehr, B. Nulfy. J. Taylor, Treasurer; R. Reider, Vice-Presidenf: N. Brownley, President F. E. Luckenbill, sec- refary; E. Jones, C. Barfholomew. ad- yisor. I Second Row: A. Brown, K. Nausi J. Ker- sfeffer, C. Garrow. N. Husbands. N. Mifchell. A. Davis. Third Row: D. Griesel, H. Greybiil. J. Byrnes J. Davison, D. Sferner. 6. Solo- mon, A. Foose. B. Aiersfock, W. Ses chaisf. V! X b m if: Ray frx ff: lw 2? Firsf Row: Phyl ShearerI Sam Evangelist co-capiains. Second Row: Lynn Huzzard, Arlene Sholleyl Carol Jones. Barbara Franke. Third' Row: Howard Sheefs, Doc Gillis, Arf Trudeau. CheeHeaders Rah! 99 Cheerleaders are chosen each fall by a group of iudges represenfing +he faculfy and +he Boosf- er Club. Selecfions are based upon performance in leading cheers, an inferesf in sporfs as shown by ou+s+anding spirit and abilify in cheering. This year's squad consisfs of nine regular members and +hree aHernafes. The number 01' alferna+es depends on +he number 01c graduafing seniors on +he squad. Alfernafes may move up +0 6 posifion on H19 squad He following year by again frying oqu. A majorHy of aHirmafive vofes is necessary for selecfion. Possible candidafes for +he squad are chosen by flue presenf members of +he varsify squad before fall fryouf pracfice be- gins. Our peppy cheerleaders may be found lead- ing G-Burg's cheers af foofbali and ofher maior sporfs even+s. Booster Club Outing Club Firsf Row: K. Naus. A. Shelly, S. Pyle, B. Franke, C. Garrow. l. Lewis. B. Hall. Second Row: A. Trudeau, A. Ollivier, F. Paul. Corresponding Secrefary: 8. Dick- inson. Presidenf: P. Shearer. Recording Secrefary: P. Brennam Publicify Chair- man: B. Aiersiock. R. Bower. Third Row: G. Hausmann. G. Schwering. J. Shimkus, J. Sfein, D. Elwood. N. Die- mer, E. R. Black, P. Heyward. B. Maurer. L. Lehman, J. Harvey. L. Huzzard. G. Haabesfad. Fourfh Row: G. Irvin. A. Brown, R. Plom gren, J. Harvey, M. Kauffman. J. Taylor. E. Muller, G. Oswald. S. Eyler, B. Alling, C. Jones, N. Hansmann. M. Fickel. N. KraH. J. Kohr, C. Fox. Fifih Row: C. F. Grefh. W. Smifh. B. Peeling. R. Pease. K. Kuhlfhau, T. Brow. er, H. Cooper. J. Bauresfeld. J. Black. R. Gaenzle. Nof Picfured: A. Aikin. In an eHorf +0 promo+e school spirit +he Boos+er Club was organ- ized in I949. Members of +his group earn money +0 buy keys for graduafing leffermen. Along with sponsoring +he annual floaf pa- rade, Hue club +his year inifiafed Friday nighmL pep rallies in prepa- raHon for Safurday f0 0 + b a I I games. Organized for +hose sfudenfs who are keenly in+eresfed in +he ouf-of-doors. +he Oufing Club provides an ample opporfunify for ifs members +0 pursue +heir infer- esf. M'on+hly meefings are held +0 plan day Jrrips and weekend excur- sions for +he group +0 observe Na- +ure in all ifs phases. Firsf Row: M. Worfh, P. Berger. Treas- urer: H. Clare, Presidenf: A. Shelley. 'Secrefary; R. Adams. Vice-Presidenf. Second Row: A. Kircher. N. Sfephann, Paf Heckman. N. Husbands, E. Winanf, E. Velecky. M. Fackler. Third Row: R. Snyder. R. Pease. J. Trim- mer. F. Lambert Firs? Row: R. D. Whe+s+one, M. Sheeh- mann, Secrefary; H. Hamer, Presiden+: J. Swindells. Vic e-Presiden+; E. Thomas. Second Row: H. Lenzing, J. Naylor, R. Plomgren, J. Rogers, P. Brennan, public- Hy chairman. Growing 0qu of H18 desire +0 +ake an acfive par+ in confribu+ing +0 unders+anding of and among nafions. +he lnfernafional Club was brmed +0 cooperafe wi+h UNESCO. Monfhly mee+ings in- clude panel discussions. speakers. and movies on currenf fopics usu- ally of fnfernafional significance. A large nafional honroary fra- +erni+y, +he group is composed of men who af one Hme were con- necfed wifh +he in+erna+ional scou+ing organizafion. Purpose of +he associafion is +0 exfend serv- ice +0 +he faculfy. sfudenf body. communify and nafion. H is par- +iaHy responsible for efficiency of Hue campus orienfafion program. Firsi Row: W. Miles. D. Mayes. Treasurer; J. E. Lundsiedf, Presidenf; B. Kurz. Sec- ond Vice-Presidenf; J. Kurfz, Correspond- ing Secrefary; G. Baughman, Recording Secretary; C. Baumgarf. Sargean+-a+- Arms. Second Row: R. Jones. D. Chubb. J. l. Lowry, O. Schalick. B. Snyder' R. R. Har- ris. W. HousehoIder, K. Kuhlfhau. L. Kruggel, J. C. Robinson. D. M. Bohn, G. W. Evans. Third Row: M. G. Forry, R. Snyder, R. Harcourt E. Thomas, W. Walfhour. International Relations Club Alpha Phi Omega Firs+ Row: J. Harvey. BA Kurz. Chairman: Je Harvey. Second Row: B. Hall, B. Dickinson. J. Bur- weH. Since ifs organizafion in No- vember I950. +he Thing Com- miHee has been sponsoring week- end dances for all s+uden+s. A dance is held each Friday evening In Jrhe Weidensall Hall Audiforium when Here is no ofher all-campus affair. Each of fine living groups on campus joins in sponsoring +hese dances for which music is fur- nished eHher by records or by a campus combo. This program has been well supporfed by +he sfudenfs. As a member of Hie Infercolle- gia+e Chess League, +he G-Burg chess club has +he opporfunify +0 compefe wifh colleges in +his area. The weekly meefings of +he club are open +0 everyone who enjoys Chess. Lessons are given +0 begin- ning players by experienced mem- bers of +he club. Firsf Row: C. Gingrich. Secrefaryfrreas. urer: D Miller, Presidenf; A. M. Franken- flew. Second Row: J. T. Ribble, G. D. Dise, Ab Kircher. W. C. Sechrisf. h. F. Segner. Firsf Row: E. Kor+e. Adviser: T. Hilde- brand. Secrefary-freasurer; W. Schaher. Vice-Presidenf; R. Kurz, President: D. Oravec, Corresponding Secrefary; H. Dunkelberger. Adviser. Second Row: R. Gulliford. G. Rieker. E. Want. E. Naylor, D. Bohn. A. Coafes. F. Seqner. D. Sause. D. Spengler. R. Wei- neif. Third Row: G. Evans. H. McCabe. J. Mol- 2' nar, H. Wohlgemufh, W. Smifh. J. Worfh. D. Griesmann. J. Kenna. P. Schmidt Ee Anderson. Fourfh Row: A. Ruby. R. Bower, D. Geib. J. Hechler. D. Ely. The PreeMinisferial Associafion was formed by sfudenfs preparing for +he minisfry +0 provide a com- mon bond among +hem. The or- ganizafion holds weekly meeHngs. H sponsors a weekly candlelighf service and a Sunday School class. Members of +he Associafion also help wifh services in surrounding fowns. Geffysburg's rifle Jream under Jrhe direcfion of S.F.C. John De- Borde main+ains a fine record H115 year. H fires fiffy posfal mafches wifh ofher colleges, besides four shoulder-fo-shoulder mafches wifh Dickinson, F and M. Wes+ern Ma- ryland. and Penn Sfafe. The +eam also compefes for +he William Randall Hearsf Trophy. Members are: E. Buddemeyer. R. Sfone- sifer. H. Carr, W. Hefner. J. Ruos. R. Sorrell, G. Taddiken, R. Franl. O. Wole J.ersdorf. Pre-Ministerial Association RiHe Team Freshman Discussion leaders la Tertulia Firsi Row: A. Hershberger, S. Go+wa!d. J. WaHemyer, J. Dre-nnen. C. Wanamaker. Second Row: C. Sanders. A. Marcks. W. Schumannl D. Hamme. B. Kurz, R. Whet- sfone. Freshman Discussion Leaders are Juniors and Seniors selecfed by +he Dean for +heir ou+s+anding leadership quali+ies in bofh scho- lasfic work and exfra-curricular ac- +ivi+ies. Working in coniunc+ion wifh +he factu, +he leaders hold informal discussion groups +0 aid +he freshmen In adiusfing Haem- selves +0 +heir life 6+ GeHysburg. La Terfulia Is an organizafion for Spanish majors and ofher s+u- den+s proficienf in Spanish. Meef- ings of +he group are conducfed enfirely in Spanish in order 1415+ fluency in speaking Hwe language may be acquired. If is also devof- ed +0 1rur+hering knowledge of Spanish-speaking people and +heir cuH'ure. Firsi Row: L. Lear. H. A. Sauder. E. Alex Ender, C. Crock, N. Parker. E. Winant N. Diemer, R. McCar+ney. N. Welland, P. Brennan, J. Flinsbach. D. Barysh, T. Mc- Kenrick. Senor Franco. On Floor: J. Ziegler, R. Greene. C. M. Franco. J. R. Larkin, M. Kauffman. J. Pa- dilla. First Row: D. Flaws, J. Ruzickah L. KroggeT, C. Grefh. H. Cooper. L. Parmer, R. Seabrighf. J. Schwarz, H. Greybill, W. HersheyT B. SachsT Second Row: B. Mausf, D. Woods. B. Kurz, A. Rowlandl H. Sheets. J. MalleH. L. Einwaechfer, J. Remy. P. Garman, R. Franz, innesingers DIRECTOR ASTIN 105 R. Werley, C. Davies, Conducfor, S. Asfin. The Minnesingers was organized in +he Fall of I950 as a resul+ of +he demand JFor an addifional musical organizafion af GeHysburg. Since Jrhen +his group. under Jrhe direcfion of Alexander As- Hn, has become a well-known and permanenf parf of +he Music Deparfmenf a+ +he college. This year +he Minnesingers presen+ed a Chrisf- mas concerf in conjuncfion wi+h +he College Choir. and gave subsequenf concer+s 6+ Hood College in Frederick. Md, and Wilson College in Chambersburg. The year was concluded by concerfs a+ I.F.C. Weekend and for Jrhe annual Mofher's Day program a+ +he College. Each con- cerf following +he Chrisfmas Concerf was en- hanced by +he addifion of Jrhe College QuarJret which sang during Jrhe in+ermissions. If has been +he purpose of +his sfill young or- ganizafion +0 provide a group singing opporfuh nify for +hose men who for one reason or anw ofher could nof make Jrhe College Choir. Now possessing a large reperfoire of mixed secular and sacred numbers, +he Minnesingers hope +0 go on a shorf +our somefime nexf fall. rehearsal Firsf Row: C. Rogers, N. Penniman, L. Shepperd, M. Sfroehmann. J. Sloop. J. Simonfon, P. Keener, B. J. S'rockwell, B. Erb. R. Lopez. Second Row: L Lewis, J. Beck, I. Hallsfein, B. Slofh- ower, J. Evans, P. Heckman, V. Feeser, C. McCombs, A Rawlings, N. Henry. Third wa: S. Flickinger, G. Haabesfad, S. Schmiff, A. Martina J. Swindells, A. Holmsfen, G. Oswald, J. Yosf, R. Snegarf, M. Luebbe, C. SwindeHs. - Fourih Row: E. Naylor, D. Bollinger. D. Mover, S. Sollenberger, F. Scalzi, D. Hunsbergerl R. Mathias R. Peery B. Mayberry, W. Arndf, U. Tari, C. Daviesd. FiHh Row: B. Nelman, J. McGaughy, P. SchmiH, L. Emlef. J. Whifcomb, J. Mallof. S. Asfin, J. Rosf, F. Franz, S. Schultz, R. Birdel, J. Molnar. During ifs sevenfeenfh year of exisfence, +he College Choir. under +he inspiring +u+elage 01' Professor Parker B. Wagnild. confinued +0 make a name for i+self in +he field of sacred choral mu- sic. Recognized as one of H15: +op ranking co!- lege choirs in +he Easf, +his group of fiHinve Jrrainecl voices is hand-picked by Professor Wag- nild af Hue beginning of each school year. Re- hearsing almosf every day, +he Choir prepares an exfensive concenL of diHiculf classical and modern sacred music. The concerf season is usu- ally inHiafed by Hue presen+a+ion of +he annual Chrisfmas Concert while Hue main four follows in +he early Spring. This year +he College Choir opened ifs season w 4.Wmqum.. .u; . wwmm by singing 5+ Presidenf Langsam's inaugurafion. The Chrisfmas Conerf was presenfed on Decem- ber l4. ending +he Choifs acfivifies for I952. The Choir +hen began ifs concerf fours in lafe February. I953, when if made weekend frips +0 sing a+ Chambersburg, York. Alfaona, Johns- +own, Balfimore' Md. and Washing+on. D.C. These Jrrips were Jfollowed by +he main +our, whic.h ran frorr'i April ll +hrough April 20. and covered +hree sfafes. The Jrour began'ir; Blooms- burg. Pa.. and advanced Norfhward +hrough Pennsylvania and info New York Sfafe. From +here +he Choir journeyed +0 New York Cify, down Jrhrough momL of New Jersey, and con- cluded +he four in Coafesville. Pa. Our direcfor Whaf'll we do now? ne :1 Our Chrisfmas concer+ soloisfs Five bumps on a log CoHege Band The Coliege Band, consis'ring of some forfy- odd members under +he direcfion of Mr. Paul A. Harner performed credifably +his year on bofh +he foofball field and Jrhe concerf sfage. The prexy posifion was filled by Joe Hess. and Bill Corcoran donned +he shako as drum maior. Bon- nie MacGibney led Jrhe +wirlers, being ably as- , sisfed by Marge Fickel. Rufh McCarfhey. and Joanne Osdal. The marching band aHended a +he home Sfudeni's' Marching Band As softly +he evening shadows , ' Lf , ' ? 1 x I foo+ball games and +raveled away +0 +he Lehigh, Dickinson and F. h M. games. In +he infere5+ of school spirit +he band cooperated wifh +he Boos+er Club +0 s+age several Friday nighf pep rallies. To carry on +he drive for! more school spirit a small German Band was horganized +0 play af baskefball games. Honors for +he band +his year included an in- vifafion +0 perform af +he annual Harrisburg Horse Show. A program was preS'eh'fed which fea+ured +he bafon fwirling of Head Maioreffe Bonnie MacGibney. Ano+her disfincf honor which was afforded i+s members was +he privilege of playing a+ +he inaugurafion of our new presi- dent Dr. Walfer C. Langsom. Funcfioning in concenL capacify. +he band be- gan +0 make preparafions immediafely af+er +he Thanksgiving vacafion for a concerf in February which was +he first in a series ex+ending +hrough +he second semesfer. The Iasf public appearance was +he annual Spring Concerf in Eddie Plank Memorial Gymnasium. Go Bonnie Go 109 Man wifh a horn Don'+ drop H! l Evening medifafions Honoring Bishop Dibelius h Student Christian A devofed leader I i I The Sfudenf Christian Associafion is +he or- 1 ganized efforf of sfudenfs who are frying +0 I make +he Chrisfian life relevanf +0 Jrhose who 2 come +0 GeHysburg College. In order +0 make 1 +he effor'r counf as par+ o1c the S+udemL Chrisfian Movement Jrhe Associafion combines +he Chrisf- ian convicfion of +he sfudenf wifh +ha+ of his fel- low sfudenfs and professors. similar sfudenfs on ofher campuses and wi+h +he nafional and infer- 3 nafional workings of +he movement The organi- zafion has +hree main cenfral emphases: service. wifness. and fellowship. As far as Chris+ian wifness goes, Jrhere is every 5 reason why if should be broughf fo +he sfudenfs . in a way which sui+s Jrhem. There should be an emphasis on +he infellecfual side of +he Chrisfian faifh, so +ha+ H can have somefhing fo say abouf The Langsams ianed us over +he ideas of sludenls and professors. The associ- a+ion aflempls +0 s+ucly +he relalionship of +he sludenf's religious conviclion +0 +he world abou+ him, polifics' personal relalions. war. social prob- lems. a And Jrhe Bible musl be sludied in a way +ha+ if can be made meaningful in +he +hough+ of +hose who are involvgd in higher educafion. Also in +his area of Chrisfian wifness is Jrheuneecl +0 spread Chrislian convicfion +0 as many members of +he sludenls as possible, and fhe need which goes wi+h if lo encourage relalionship of +he slu- demL +0 his church. All of +his area of wilness be- comes lied Jrogefher wilh The individuals own Association worship in Jrhe College Chapel. and wi+h oppor- +uni+ies such as Religion-in-Life Week, Anofher area of SCA work is concenfrafed in Chrisfian service +0 +he campus and +0 fhe com- muni'ry of GeHysburg. There is work done a+ +he local AME Zion Church by college sfuclenfs who like +0 lead worship and recreafion for children in an inler-racial siluafion. There is Jrhe visifa'rion work done a+ Jrhe Adams Counly Home which has given The workers experience in social work! and an underslanding of social problems. Ana ofher area of service is Jrhe yearly G-Book which is senl +0 all incoming freshmen af Jrhe beginning of +he school year. if helps +hem gef acliusfecl lo +he college by giving Jrhem a piclure of +heir fu- +ure life. The SCA is responsible for numerous olher proiecfs +hroughou+ +he school year. such The cabinef mee'rs af P. K.'s P.K. as Jrhe Chrislmas Caroling and +he Christmas program wi+h +he College Choir. The SCA's olher luncfion is bringing Jrhe Jfel- lowship which arises from The workings of Jrhe ofher Jrwo areas. In +he beginning of Jrhe school year +here is a program planned for freshman orienlalion week. Throughou-l +he year, meelings and infercollegiafe conferences of +he Sludenl Chrisfian Movemenf provide opporfunifies for sfuclenfs +0 meef and join Jrogefher because of +heir common He of Chrislianify. The SCA Jrries +0 go beyond +he lacf +ha+ H is only an organizalion +0 Jrouch Geffysburg Col- lege wifh +he religion of Jesus Christ Oh come all ye failhful! The Owl and Nightingale Club The Owl and Nigh'ringale Club. +he campus dramaflc orqanizafion. presenfed fwo maior producfions +his yea under fhe very able direclion of Dr. Richard A. Arms. Prolessor Earl Zeiqler. as usual. was +he fechnical direc- for in charge of +he adminisfrafive sfaff oi: the show. The firsf play of fhe I952-53 season, SPRING AGAIN, a comedy by Isabel Leighfon and Berl'ram Bloch, was a salire on descendanfs of a Civil War general and +heir exaqgerafed inferesf of 'The pas'r achievemenf of +helr venerable ancesfor. The second major producfion of fhe year was PRIVATE LIVES. +he famous farce comedy by Noel Coward. The membership of +he club is over fhirfy and many more sfudenfs will be eligible for inifiafion in +he Spring. In fhe Course of +he-ir periodic meefings, +he Owl and Nighf- ngale have presenfed shorf skifs and Cooperaled wilh the Drama deparfmenf of W. W. G. C. In supplying ma- lerial and acfors for lheir programse The programs af 1hese me'elings are complefely sludenf direcfecl and give an opporfunify for sfudenfs nof casf in major producfions lo display and Emprove +heir abilify. Since +he club is divided info commiffees on make-up, publicify. sfaging, properfies, and ushering, varied op- porfunifies are offered +0 sfudenfs inferesfed in all phases of dramafics and dramafic producfion besldes +he adual pcrlicipafion of The acfors on +he sfage. The unseen acfors backsfaqe deserve a grea+ deal of credif Tor +he work which is necessary before. during, and aHer +he Davy, mah-up affisf performance of +he plays. l Firsf Row: B. Slorch, P. Hayward. A. Marcks ViceAPresidenf; A. Trudeau. President P. Welkel, Secrelary; L. Rum- baughl R. Davis. Second Row: E. Fuorry, P, Brennan, N. Long, Jl Berger, L. Lehman, L. Brown, Ea Muller, P. Crane, M. Luebbe, M. Sfroehmann, B. 80ft J. Bowers, F. Reifschneider. Nof Picfured: J. Naylor. Ca5+ from Privaie Lives CAST FOR Halsfead Carfer. Nell Carfer. Elizabefh Edifh Weybrighf . Gerard Weybrighf . Hofel Affendanf. Millicenf Cornish . Tom Cornish . Roberf Reynolds . Dr. Lionel Carfer. Joe Crumb . L. J. O'Connor. William Auchenschloss. Arnold Graeves . SPRING AGAIN . DONALD CHARLES . PAT WEIKEL . BETTY JEAN STOCKWELL . RUTH DAVIS . ED FUORRY FRANK FISCHETTE PATRICIA BRENNAN .TOM GOLDSBOROUGH .FRED FEIFSCHNEIDER . LOUIS ROGERS . ED FISHER . JACK THRUSH MERLE BETZKOFF .GILBERT LUPP Firsf Row: A. Weber. J. Ziegler. secrefary; F. Wenfz. presiden'r: A. Comery. afhlefic represenfafive; D. Macomber, C. Neuhaus. ; Second Row: J. Riedel. E. Shaffer. R. Ka+z. R. Kefcham. H. McCabe. G. Rieker. J. Faulkner, J. Kenna. Third Row: N. Myers, publicify chairman; J. Ayre. G. Laing. P, Schmidt ' 1 R. Busch. J. Kochenderfer. A. Siegel, G. Dise. D. Rupp. R ..lndepende nt Men 114 The Organizafion provides social and recreafional opporfunifles and Senafe rep- resenfafion for all male sfuden'rs who are I no+ members of a social frafernify. Proiecfs of +he organizafiquipclude a Fafher's Day and a Mofher's Dhay recep- +ion, Chrisfmas Houseparfy. Spring House- parfy. Frosh Social. Coun'ry home and Orphanage proiecf. S.C.A. President Wall Schuman: S.C. A. Treasurer, Hank Wohlgemufh; Tribunal President John Clark: A.P.O. Hlsforian. Jack Riedel: Soccer Manager. George Rieker. The lndependenf Men are also repre- senfed in Band, Choir. W.W.G.C.. Persh- ing Rifles, Owl and Nighfingale. Pre-Min- isferial Associafion, GeHysburgian. SPEC- TRUM. Kappa Phi Kappa and numerous ofher honorary frafernifies. and Inframural sporfs. 115 Firsf row. Ieff +0 righf: BeHy Jean Sfockwell, Barbara Holley, Louise Lear. Paula Boyer. Helen Ann Souder. Dian Barysh. Chloe McCombs. Second rowl leH +0 righf: Alelaide Whefsfone. Mary Albaugh, Georgiana Borneman. Nancy Sfephens, Ann Kircher. Third row. Ieff +0 righi': Jane Naylor. Carole Fox, Paf S+oner, Lou Reicharf. Harrief Armsefead, Lois Brown, Mary Nora Berfho'la. ' . Fourfh rowI Ieff +0 righf: Evelyn Coafes, Becky Sfracener. Nancy KraH. Dolores Rae Reindollar. Nafalie Way, Jane+ Sfefler. Rmh Seigarf. Ilndependent Women 116 I K ' I I I ' u , 1 III a 3 I .x I Organizafion of non-sorori+y women . . . Plans for furnishing room nearly complefe . . . Chrisfmas Parfy for local children wifh Phi Kappa Rho . . . Parenfs enierfained on Fafhers and Mofhers Days . . . Parenfs Club formed . . . Paiama Parfy . . . Annual Spring Formal . . . Weekendhraff' College Cabin . . . Open House in Spring . . . Col- lege Choir: B. J. Sfockwell. Chloe Mc- Combs, Linda Sheppard. Ru'rh Siegerf. Owl and Nighfingale: Paf Weikle. Secre- +ary, B. J. S+ockwell. Program Chairman. Lois Brown , . . Sfudenf Council. Helen Ann Souder. A'Iwiugtg' E F t t i l? i I I i WWGC Execu'rive Council .. . Dian Barysh. Denise Haldf. Lois Brown. WWGC Sfaff. Skippy Alexander, Pafsy Zimmer- man. Nancy Krall. Carole Fox, Rufh Seigerf . . . Band: Georgiana Borneman. Nancy Husbands. Susan Rumberger, Nafalie Way. Dolores Reindollar. Paula Boyer, Sec- refa ry. Nancy MHchell. Varsify Hockey and J. V. Baskefball. Helen Ann Souder. WSSF Chairman . . . Lucille Reicher'r, French Club Secrefary- Treasurer . . . Skippy Alexander, Spanish Club Secrefary. ' 117 x, MW amuzm fag: mmmw WWW aw mxwmkawmwnw m xm i v MMMWMVH mm w; em k 2 www m WWW, ,wm Firs? row. leff fo righh Ewing. Uiobai. Hammond, Jacobi. Eppleman. Rooney. Hoffle, Praff. Yosf, Megee, McMuIlen, DeMichele. Pei- fif. Dolson. Raider. Second row: Yovicson, Coach; Shainline, Coac h; Snyder, Weihel, Honan, Lam. Hess. Roberfo, Pence. E. Wil- liams, Vignola, Solomon, J. WilliamsI Forbes. Hickoff. Yocum. Kosfelac. Lenfz. Coach: Cappoui, Trainer. Third row: Nafale, Ward, Saner, Kafz, Finnegan, Miller, Hemberqer. Merino, Mowery. Sachs, Beck. Holland, Lowrie, Bowman, Beaver. and Landino. FootbaH Some+Imes up and someHmes down, +he I952 inifial season as head coach, Johnny Yovicsin edifion of +he GeHysburg Bulle+s compiled an made his debu+ a successful one. In fad wifh a impressive record of six wins and +hree losses. few exfra pushes by Lady Luck, +he feam migh+ Fielding a sfrong and experienced squad in his well have fumed in an undefeafed campaign. Wafch Joe go! ,f X l ,3 BILL EWING BERKY WARD 1952 Sfarfing off Jrhe season wi+h a bang, Hue Baf- flefield Boys came from behind +0 eke ouf a close I4-l3 decision over flue highly rafed Uni- versify of Delaware Mudhens. The margin of vic- Talking over pre-game insirucNons. Top: Cheers by Hue freshmen. Boiiom: Pep ialk by Dr. Langsam. fory was accounfed for by +he +oe of Bill PraH who calmly boo+ed +he aIl-impor+an+ poin+ aHer fouchdown wi+h four minufes remaining in +he confesf. Wesfern Maryland was +he nex+ vicfim of fhe local squad when Jrhey were overpowered by +he count of 28 +0 6. Affer building up +he neces- sary poinfs needed for a win in +he firsf half, +he GeHysburg Jream held +he visHors a? bay in Jrhe firsf half +0 gain +he vicfory. Jus+ abouf +his 'fime everyone's hopes and +hough+s were of a possible undefeafed season. This hope was +0 be shaHered in +he nex+ game. however. as a mediocre Albrigh1L ouffif roared info Memorial Field +0 rack up a 7-0 win over +he home forces. The whole sfory of +his HH lies in +he lack of scoring punch by +he offensive plafoon. J + f d if ' If is no? the? bad. Earl! us a ew yar s 0 go. I952 SEASON G-burg. . . I4: Univ.ofDelaware. l3 G-burg. . . 28;Wes+ernMaryland 6 643mg. . . O;Albrigh+. . . . 7 eburg. . . 7:Lehigh . . . . I5 G-burg. . . 32; Muhlenberg . . 7 G-burg. . . 34; LebanonValley. . 25 G-burg. . . 35; Dickinson . . 7 G-burg. . . 26: Bucknell. . . . 2I- G-burg. . . 20:7F.andM.. . . . 6 122 Traveling +0 Befhlehem +he following Sa'rur- day, +he Bullefs suffered Jrheir second s'rraigh'r upsef as Jthey were again powderlgSS and con- sequenHy wenf down fo defeaf I5-7. GeHysburg finally became alive offensively In +he succeeding game when +hey demolished Hue Muhlenburg eleven by +he score of 32-7. Berkie Ward played a sfandouf game a+ +he quarfer- back slof as he passed for +hree TD's. Affer spoHing Lebanon Valley a 25-poinf lead in Jrhe firs+ half, +he Bulle+s came back affer in- +ermission +0 blasf ouf a miraculous comeback +ha+ neHed +hem 34 poin'rs and a 34-25 win. This game marked +he firsf loss of +he year for +he Dufchmen and was probably +he mos+ excif- ing confes+ wifnessed on Memorial Field in re- cenf years. Sparked by fhe brillianf offensive play of Uic- bai and Eppleman plus +he sfonewall defensive plafoon. +he Yovicsin men rolled +0 a one-sided 35-7 vic+ory over +he Red Devils of Dickinson for +heir +hird s+raigh+ win. Affer dropping a closely-mafched game +0 6 good Bucknell squad by He score of 26-2I. Hue Bullefs brough+ +heir season +0 a fiHing finale by bIasfing Franklin and Marshall from +he ranks of +he undefeaJred by +he score of 20-6. JIM HAMMOND RAY REIDER Top: Who are you waving +0, Bob? . . BoHom: Bring him down. Bi ! UN 3: u L L 11W! 3: u Whaf seems f0 be His frouble, John? Top: Thai is Hue way, Sam! BoHom: Who is in flue middle? Firs? row. leH +0 righf: Keenan, Brown, Mitchell. Roth. Gagliardi, Ade! Alleva. Second Row: Stewart, Young. Warner. Paliszawski, Mausf. Lina, Sincoviak, Bare, Lewicki, Hcamme'rl Coull. Third row: Lenfz, Coach; Yinqsf. Henlek, Avis, Ridinger, Morro. Polak, Dolphin, Housfen. Eckerf. Schmidt Bauserf, Seibold. RosseHi. Coach. BUD PETTIT GLEN SOLOMON BILL VIGNOLA PHIL DOLSON o 0! ilu!1 Freshman on +he move. Rome eases a sore muscle. Everybody wanfs Hue ball in H19 Hopkins game. Basketball 1953 Jusf like ' OIe Man River' +he l952-53 edifion of +he GeHysburg College baske+baH squad was somefimes up and somefimes down. Af +he oufsef of H16 season We Bream coached quinfef soared far above +he local fans' expecfafions by racking up a seven game winning s+reak. This vicfory rampage sfarfed wifh +he Buflefs $21M Eckman aHompfs +0 block shot overpowering a weak Wesfern Maryland Jream by Hue counf of 89-56. Wins over Elizabe+h+own, Mf. Sf. Mary's, Albrighf and Hwe Universify of Virginia came in quick succession. A new scoring record for +he local gym was se+ in +he JrilJr wifh Hwe Moun+ as Lang and Habeeb wifh 29 and 20 poinfs respecfively in leading Hwe Bullefs +0 an over- whelming I02-76 win. Jusf one week lafer +he Orange and Blue hif +he cords for a lOO-79 win over Virginia. Habeeb lead +his slaughfer wifh 29 fallies. Two vicfories over Bucknell and Johns Hopkins broughf fhe unddeafed skein +0 seven, Bob Pizo- lafo and Habeeb +hrew In 18 and ZI poinfs re- specfively as +he Bullefs ramped over Hopkins +0 +he +une of 96-59. From Hwis poin+ +he fide Changed and +he Ge+- fysburg squad hif rough wafer. A sfrong Penn Sfafe ou+fi+ hung Hwe firsf defeaf on fhe Bream- men as fheir heighf advanfage proved +00 much for flue scrappy Bullefs and +he local +eam wemL down +0 defeaf by +he score of 73-66. Lehigh and Mf. 5+, Mary's recorded upsefs as +hey downed Hue Bullefs. Affer eking ou1L a 75-7I vicfory over a good Wagner squad, GeHysburg Who has Hue ball? Habeeb oufreaches Hopkins. proceeded +0 lose +0 Hofsfra. Lebanon Valley, Muhlenberg and F. and M. in quick succession. Coming +0 Geffysburg wifh an undefeafed slafe. fine Flying Dufchmen of L. V. were 9orced +0 +116 upmosf before Jrhey racked up I4 poin+s in Hue final +wo minufes fo win 94-84. Bill Snyder and Pizola+o were +he +horns in +he side of fine Du+ch- men as +hey rang up 23 and l8 counfers respec- fively. Affer falling apar+ a+ Hwe seams in We Muhlen- berg and F, and M. filfs. +he Bullefs wen+ on +0 cop five of +heir seven remaining games. Wifh Habeeb leading Hwe way in +he nex'r +hree con+es+s, Geffysburg defeafed Lehigh, Dickinson and Bucknell in easy fashion. In Hue 88-72 conquesf of Bucknell, Habeeb wi'rh 27 poinfs was aided greaHy by Pizolafo's 20 fallies. Several scoring records were shaffered in We excifing Muhlenberg refurn mafch +ha+ resuHed in a IO4-97 debaf of +he Bullefs. Joe Lang and Habeeb each scored 23 poinfs while Bill Snyder connecfed for 2 I +allies. LafayeHe edged +he Bullefs for Haeir final loss of +he season, Wifh Hie score Hed and four sec- Frosh cagers in aciion. Lehigh fakes rebound. Front row, leff fo rith: Keller, Habeeb, Pilolab, Lang, Kline- felfer. Coach Bream. Second row: Trainer Capoui, Manager Snyder, Ferren. Miles. Eckman, Snyder, Shaulis. Third row: Lunn. Scheifhauar, Adickes, Shully Guarnechelli. onds remaining, +he opponemL cen+er Jrhrew in a field goal +0 give flue winners a 56-54 margin. Coming +0 GeHysburg +0 seek revenge for +heir earlier humiliafion a+ Hwe hands of Hie local squad, Dickinson was handed anofher decisive sefback by +he counf of 99-6l. Perhaps +he mos1L excifing game of fine season was fhe final of +he campaign wifh F. and M. A hard earned vicfory was garnered by +he Bullefs in Hue lasf seconds of play by +he counf of 79- 78. lnsfrumen'ral in +he vicfory were Pizolafo and Dale Klinefelfer, bofh playing fheir final game of +heir college career, wi+h 28 poinfs and six lasf minufe Jrallies respecfively. This brough+ +he log +0 a respecfable I3-9 record, Habeeb and Pizolafo were +he leading scorers while Lang and Snyder followed Close be- hind. Only graduafing seniors on Hue squad are Capt Bob Pizolafo and Dale Klinefelfer. From row. left to right: Coach Yovicison, Tefi. Polak, Alleya, Avis. Feathersfone. Second row: Hammef, Sipp, Jackson. Hacken- . bury, Bierly, and Rein. Wifh a 9-2 record. +he freshmen Jream has shown Hwaf +he baskefball scene a+ GeHysburg is sfill on +he upclimb. Led by Al Tefi, who averaged 20 poinfs a game, and Joe Bierly. Hue freshmen ufilized speed and husfle +0 virfually run +heir opponenfs in+o Hue floor. Also fuming in good performances were Alleva. HammeH'. Avis and Mclnfyre. G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg 4 G-Burg . G-Burg G-Burg G4Burg I952-53 SEASON 89 : Wesfern Maryland . 74: . IOZ: . 77: , 100: 79: 96: Elizabefhfown Mf. Sf. Mary's Albrighf Virginia BuckneH Johns Hopkins Yovicison's charges gain possession of Hie be . 56 45 76 7I 79 58 59 The big six is all smiles! G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . G-Burg . 66: 57: 82: Penn Sfafe . Lehigh . . . Mf. 5+. Mary's 75; Wagner 60: 84; 53: 79: 57: 87: 88: 97; 54: 99: 79; Hofsfra Lebanon Valley Muhlenberg F and M . Lehigh Dickinson Bucknell . Muhlenberg LafayeHe Dickinson FandM, 73 66 87 7I 7O 94 98 95 49 54 . 72 . I04 56 bl 78 Heads up be in he Delaware game. Soccer Overcoming an early season slump. GeHys- burg's soccer squad +hen compiled a 3-I-l rec- ord in league play +0 capfure Jrhird place in +he Middle Aflanfic secHon. The squad's overall slafe sfood a+ 3-5-I. Underrafed Elizabefhfown gof +he locals off on +he wrong Toof as The visifors capfured an 8-I decision. The Harfshorne men +hen los+ a narrow 2-I decision +0 Lehigh, +he defending champions. before being downed 6-2 by Johns Hopkins. Wifh 'fhe +eams enhance in+o league acfion. +he Bullefs proceeded +0 capfure +hree consec- ufive encounfers. All were close. hard fough'f confesfs and found Drexel, Delaware. and BUCK- neH on +he losing side. The scores of +he fiHs were 4-3. 2-I' and l-O. respecfively. In +he nex1L game. which evenfually decided +he sec- Coach Harishorne gives Who has if? fional championship. Franklin and Marshall proved +0 be foo powerful as +hey won 4-I. F. and M. was lafer rafed +he ou+s+anding colle- giafe soccer squad in Jrhe U. S. G-Burg closed ouf ifs campaign by fieing Wes+ern Maryland l-l before falling before Temple, a perennial soccer power. by a 5-3 margin. Two of +he Orange and Blue boofers. Gary Gre+h and Roger Bray. were named +0 +he All-Middle Aflanfic conference firsf feam. pre-game ins'irucfions +0 frio. Front row. luff f0 right: C. Greth, McElmoyl. Keenan. Crawford. Reifschneider, Lowry, Lehr, Moore. Miles, Nul'y, Kaufman, and Segel. Second row: Ribker, manager; Coach Harfshorne, Bauersfeld, G. Grefh, Rice, Charles Frederick, Kurzl Haacox, Bray, Manm Bernsmrf. Buchfer, Shaaf'far. Kurfz, and Sheridan. No Ioafing during +hose exercises, gang! Boo+ H. George! 131 Ac+ion in +he Temple meet I32 Boasfing an all veferan squad. fhe GeHysburg grapplers compiled one of +heir bes+ seasons as +hey finished Jrhe season wifh a seven and one record as well as anofher firs+ place in +he Middle Aflanfics. Amassing I92 poin+s, while holding rheir op- ponenfs +0 a mere 45. Jrhe Bullefs experienced liHle opposifion in any of +he confesfs wifh fhe excepfion of +he one againsf +he Orange and Blue's +radi+ional rival. Franklin and Marshall. The Blue and Whife emerged vicforious in +ha+ march. In six of +he marches. +he opposing weigh+s were held +0 five poinfs or less! fwo wins having been claimed via +he shuf-ouf roufe. ln +he season's opener agains1L Haverford, +he Shainline coached crew won every single even+ and +humped +he opponenfs by a 32-0 score. The nemL mafch found Jrhe Bullefs facing Temple. The Owls were able +0 gain eighf poinfs while G-Burg regisfered 23. Jim Howard, I37 lb., and Al Bern- sforf, I57 lb.. losf decisions while Don Woods was held fo a He in fhe I23 lb. confesr. Muhlenberg and John Hopkins were +he nexf +wo groups +0 fall before +he Bafflefielders by 32- 0 and 27-3 scores, The Mules were held scoreless ?or +he second shuf-ou+ of +he campaign while Going down for the counf! I30 lb. Sam yEvangelisfa losf a decision +0 a s+rong J.H.U.-r'n an. 1 Going info Jrhe Franklin and Marshall confes'f wifh a pentecxL sla+e, if looked as if +he Bulle+s mighf have a good chance of breaking +he long iinx which +he Dlplome+s have main+ained againsf +he G-burg wresfling squads. The mafch was held af +he Eddie Plank gym before a full house, Much +0 +he disappoinfmenf of +he home feam fans. +he Diplomafs proved +ha1' +hey are worfhy of +he high repufafion +ha+ +hey hold in +he grappling de- parfmenf. Wrestling F and M jumped ohr +0 an early lead and were never headed, G-burg iosf fhe firsiL four mafches by decisions before Bernsdorf was pinned by fhe oufsfanding Dip capfain in +he only pin of +he evening +0 boosi' +he score +0 l7-O.-C:osCap+ain Al Hershberger Jthen pinned his man +0 enable +he Bullefs +0 break info +he scoring column. Heavyweigh+ Ron Miller gained +he remaining Jrwo poinfs of Jrhe nigh? for +he locals by holding his opponen+ +0 5 Jrie. The F and H supremacy could no+ be broken: final score F and M 22. G- burg 5. Meefing Hofsfra, a new comer +0 +he Orange and Blue schedule, +he Shainline men rebounded +0 capfure a 31-2 decision. Miller was Jried while every ofher man won, G-burg +hen downed +he Bisons of Bucknell by a 22-5 Margin. Evangelisfa was held +0 6 fie while Bernsionc suffered a sei'u back. In +he season's finaie. GeHysburg faced Lafay effe, who wen+ info +he mafch boas+ing an eleven mafch winning sfreak. The Builefs los+ no fime in breaking +he Lafayeffe sfreak. aifhough Al Hersh- berger suffered his firsf coilegiafe loss in over fwo years. In +he l5+h annual Middle AHanfic Tourney sfaged af Lafayeffe. G-burg won Jrheir fiHh sfraighf Jrrophy; +heir six+h in +he M.A.C. Placing six men in +he finals. +he Builefs amassed 4I poin'rs. l3 poinfs higher +han runner-up LafayeHe. Three Bullefs capfured individual M.A.C. crowns, Al Hershberger and Jim Spangier successfully de- fended +heir crowns whiie Jim Howard claimed his firsf +i+le. Woody, Yosf. and Miller iosf omL in +he finals while Evang.elis+a and Bernsforf won +heir consolafion mafches. Much credif goes +0 Coach Jack Shainiine and his enfire squad for a very enviable season. Losf by gradua+ion will be Woods, Bernsiorf. Hersh- berger. and Spengler. Fronf row: Snyder. Second row. lef? fo riqhiz Yostv Howard, Evangelisfa, and Woods. Third Row: Keenany B. Snyder, Miller, Spangler. Hershberger, Bernsforf, Trainer Capozzi. and Coach Shainline. 133 BasebaH Top: Hen Bream commenfs on field play. BoHom: Where did i+ go? Encounfering almosf as much opposihon from +he elemenfs of Mofher Nafure as +ha+ afforded by rival feamsh Jrhe I952 edifion of +he GeHys- burg College Bullefs came up wifh a 7-4 record. Three ofher games were nof played due +0 in- demen+ weafher. Under +he +u+elage of Hen Bream. who +ook over +he reins of +he Jream following +he deafh of Ira Plank, former coach for 38 years, Jrhe loca! squad played a heads-up 5+er of game +hrough- ou+ +he season wifh +he excepHon of several in- sfances. Affer downing Johns Hopkins and Mf, Sf. Ma- rys is quick succession. +he Bullefs Jtraveled +0 Penn S+a+e where +hey suffered +heir ini+ial re- versal of +he season a+ +he hands of +he Jream fhaf lafer represen+ed Pennsylvania in fhe Col- lege World Series. Lack of +he needed scoring punch was Jrhe cause of Jrhe 2al sef-back. Dickinson +hen downed +he Bafflefield Boys 7- 2 affer which F a M fell before Jrhe Bream men +0 +he +une of 10-7. Lady Luck fhen fook leave from +he local scene as Lehigh and Muhlenberg came up th vidories over +he Bulle+s. Refurning +0 excellen+ form, +he Orange and Blue came back +0 wrap up four vicfories in as many remaining confesfs. Dickinson fell 50 following a 6-2 vicfory over Wes+ern Maryland. F and M bsf +heir second Hlf of the year +0 +he Bullefs. +his fime by +he counf of 8-3. Bringing +heir season +0 5 fiHing finale, +he Firsf row left to right: Keller,' Bixby, Schmm. Bushman. Dr. Hanson, Schreiber. Dudley. Morrison. Byrne, and Reider. Second row: Coach Bream, Schalick, Owinqs, Thomas, Hare. Shaulis, Shaffer. Mowery. and Wouferu, manager. Hare cloufs ball as Mofher's Day crowd wafches. GeHysburg squad blasfed ouf a Jrop-heavy l4-4 win over +he Bisons of Bucknell. Much credif musf be given +0 +he srfrong Bul- le+ pirching sfaff +ha+ srrong-armed +he local squad fo such a fine record. Leading Jrerlers were George Hare and Sam Mowery. Backing up rhese fwo oufsfanding pifchers were Earl Win- and, Harry Schulfz. Len Rein and Don Bushman. Furnishing +he power af +he plafe were Keller. Waich ihai ball! Bixby, Reider and Morrison. Hare and Mowery. alfhough pifchers. also came +hrough th some 1errific clufch hi++ing. I 952 SEASON GeHysburg . Elizabefhfown . Rained GeHysburg . . 4: Johns Hopkins . . .Ou3r Geffysburg. . I3: M'f. 5+. Mary's. . . . 8 GeH'ysburg . . Temple . . Ralined our GeHysburg . . l: Penn Sfafe . . . . . 2 GeHysburg . . 2: Dickinson . . . . . . 7 Geffysburg. . I0; F and M . . . . . . 7 GeHysburg . Mf. Sf. Mary's . . Rained GeHysburg . 5: Lehigh . . . IOU; Geffysburg . 4: Muhlenberg . . . . r5 GeHysburg . 6: Wesfern Maryland 2 Geffysburg . 5: Dickinson 0 GeHysburg . . 8: F and M 3 GeHysburg . . l4; BuckneH 4 Reaching fhe home sh'efch. Dropping several hearf-breakers, +he +hin- dads of John Yovicson were oufscored by six ouf of eigh+ compefifors. The loss of ve'reran pole- vauHer Koch by iniuries was a severe handicap +0 'fhe Bullef squad as his performance would have surely added poinfs +0 Hue scores posfed by +he Track-men. In jheir inifial confes'r. a Jrriangular meef wifh Lehigh and Muhlenburg. +he Bullefs beHered +he Mules while +he winner's Iaurels were faken by The Engineers of Lehigh. The frackmen +hen iour- neyed soufh +0 Balfimore and Ios+ +0 Johns Hop- kins by a scanf one-poinf margin, 63-62. In a fri- angular meef +he power of +he Bucknell Bisons Right fop: Griesel gains Ersf place. BoHom: Reaching for +he sly. was +00 much for GeHysburg +0 confend wifh a+ Lewisburg. buf +he Bullefs proved +0 be far su- perior f0 +he Juniafa squad. 3' In +he liffle +hree meef which was held af Langasfer, Geffysburg's 48W poinfs followed F and M's 56V2 .and Dickinson's 49. Thewinner of +his meef was decided by +he lasf event The perennially sfrong Fords of Haverford proved +0 be foo much for +he Bullefs on +heir home field as +hey beHered Geffysburg 79-43. The Baffle- fielders also parficipa'red in +he Penn Relays and +he Middle Aflanfic Tournament The Bullef squad was captained by fleef-foof- ed hurdler ScoHy LipincoH. Leading +he lisf of re+urnees +0 coach John Yovicson is Les Eckman. s+ellar performer in fhe high iump and hurdles. Les sef a new school record in +he high iump by clearing +he bar a+ 6'3 in The Haverford meef. Right fop: Miller ?hrowing some weigh? around. Boffom: Acfion in he LiHle Three Meet Ready for acfion, Don? Throw fhai' Javelin. Bob! 137 Schubarf wafches seniors pradice. Wibfh a schedule of nine fop-noJrch opponen+s. +he nefmen of Geffysburg could only emerge vicforious once. However, +he win-loss column is a poor sfandard +0 measure Jrhe achievemenf of +he Jream: +he improvemenf of Hue squad was very impressive in +he face of SW? compefifion. The lone vic+ory was agains+ Muhlenburg by +he score of 6-3. In +he previous mafch Hue rack- e+eers came wifhin one game of upseHing a s+rong Bucknell squad. bu+ losmL 8-7. Haverford's ne+ men complefely ouf-classed +he Bullefs in +he inifial confesf by a 9-0 vicfory. Dickinson be?- fered +he nef men 53 in a weIl-played mafch. bThe skill of +he Engineers of Lehigh was en+irely foo much for +he BuHefs as Jrhey compiled a 9-0 score over We BaHlefielders. The Diplomafs of F and M and +he Green Ter- rors of Wes'rern Maryland each played +he Bul- lefs Jrwice and won by idenficalb7-2. and 5-0 scores. Playing +he Iasf game of JEhe season. a greafly inspired Geffysburg feam Iosf'fo Dickin- son by a hearf-breaking 4-5 coun+. 138 Tennis BoHom row, Ieff fo rigM: Procfor, Rice, Hamer. and Penry. Top row: Coach Schubert, Gregril'ITCIark, Thomas, Perry. Coach am me. Swimming Handicapped by a lack of manpower. The Get fysburg fankmen had a +ough fime winning +his year. The squad came +hrough. however, +0 beaf Dickinson 46-38 for a l-4 record in dual meeis. The feam Consisfed of six upperclassmen. +hree freshmen. and one fransfer, Alfhough'l'eVeryone swam in The meefsy only +he upperclassmen could qualify for poin+s. Lehigh provided +he first and also +he sfrong- es+ opposHion. winning 67-l6, G-burg +hen played hos'r fo Temple and came ouiL on +he shonL end of +he score 54-29. The Bullefs los+ +heir +hird mee1L +0 F 8i M, 63- I 7. 6+ Lancasfer and Then came close. bu+ nof close enough. +0 beefing Georgefown mm $$nkwu i, - 4cm ax , ,3 i M M iamaiy First row. left to right: Tracy, Guenllu. Lipkin. Davidson, Kurh. PraH, McKoan. Harris. and Horn. Second row: Coach Lenh. Manager Miles. Hesfon, McLaughlin, and Gilchrist. losing 50-34. GeHsburg +hen pu+ i+ on Dickinson 46-38 for +he Bullefs only vic+ory. The Nafafors landed firsfs in every .even+ excepf +he 440 yd. Freesfyle while +urning in +heir besf performance of +he year. The Triangular meel' 6+ Carlisle found G-burg squeezed ou+ of second place when +he F 8i M feam was disqualified. The final score was F 8i M 56, Dickinson 26. GeHysburg 22. This complefed Jrhe regular season which showed mainsfay Bry- an+ Hesfon wifh 58 pfs. compiled from four firs1L places and a second place in diving along wi+h a Tirsf in +he 220. Jrwo firsfs in +he IOO. and ero W 139 firs+s and fwo seconds in +he second. Joe Kur+z in his first year of swimming +he Individual Med- ley racked up 39 pfs., among +hem +hree firsfs and +hree seconds. Also swimming for +he firsl' +ime. Jim David- son won four firsfs in +he 200 yd. breas+s+roke +0 help him +oward his 36 poinfs. Jack Lipkin. Bob Harris. and Dick Horn compleles +he varsify feam wi+h I9, I4. and I3 poin'rs respecfively. Swimming unolficially. because of +he fransfer rule. Ches McLoughlin won all six races in which he parficipafed. Three were in +he 220 and +hree were in The 440 yd, freesfyle, each fime beHering +he record of Jrhe previous race. And +hey are off! Freshman Bob Gilchrisf won one I00 yd. free- sfyle while Ken McKean and Dick Gaenzel, al- +hough n01L winning any placed in several evenfs. New lream records were es'rablished in +he 220. 440. 50. I00, and 400 yd. relay irees'ryle even+s. Diving, Individual medley. backsfroke. and breasf- sfroke accounfed for four ofher college records. Swimming promises +0 be an up and coming spor+ in G-burg. Because if is now a minor sporf. men hesi+a+e +0 come ou+. However. wi+h beHer parficipafion by +he sludenf JralenJr. if is probable +ha+ in a few years if will be a major sporf and +hose par+icipa+ing will receive a major sporfs award. Wafch carefully. boys! Naughfon caughf in a frap. 140 Golf The I952 GeHysburg golf Jream. under +he compefenf direcfion of Coach Wolf- Inger. posfed a +hree-seven slafe for +he season. Affer a slow sfarf. +he linksmen cap- +ured Jrhree ou1L of Hweir lasf five encoun- +ers. A double win was recorded over Dickinson. while Johns Hopkins was downed once. Lehigh. Haverford. F. 8 M.. Wesfern Maryland. and Bucknell re- versed +he +ee men. Co-cap+ain George Knapp won nine ouf of his Jren ma'rches. and newcomer Bob Naughfon played +he lasf four mafches a+ Hue number one posiHon. Can he do if? Cross Country In a rebuilding season. +he barriers un- der Lf. Jim Eisman, losf all of HS dual and friancjle meefs-lbuf placed I Hh Oui-of I3 colleges in Hue Middle Aflanfics. Ouf of I27 runners. Hamer placed Ibfh and Griesel 20+h. In dual meefs Griesel swepf fhree firsfs. Hofs Porfs and Don Fasnachf ran l5+h and l9+h In Jthe frosh MA's. Lar- ry Miller. Penn S+a+e fransfer. ran well also +his season. Peace Lighi bound! 141 Fron? row. left to right: Hamer, Miller, Sfeinbach, Guise. and Griesel. Second row: Pods, Keller, Fasnachf, Iyrno. and Adams. To Hue hills. boys! Acfion in 'the intramural foofball confesis. Men's Intramurals Keen compefifion and fasf ac'rion again campus is supplied by H1ese afhlefic con- marked anofher season of men's inframural Jresf's. Bofh frafernifies and independenf afhlefic acfivH'y. groups consfanfly sfrive wifh all Jrhe spirif A very imporfanf phase O1c +118 exfra- of varsify compefi'rion in frying +0 win We curricula program on We GeHysburg long sfruggle for +he covefed +rophies. Phi Psi fooiba champs. Bobby is OFF. The goal in sighlL from Jrhe very begin- ning of lhe season is. of course. +he all- sporfs frophy. This honored prize is given lo Jrhe group wilh Jrhe highesl number of cumulafive poinls acquired in lhle four ma- jor sporlseloofball, volleyball. baskefball. and spoall. , Phi Della Thela. ending Jrhe I95 l'-52 sea- son in a sfrong finish. cap'rured +he covefed Jrrophy Tor +he second consecufive year. The Delfers had +0 come from behind lo edge The Sigma Chis in +he number of +0- +al poinfs, Spoall decided +he oufcome. and in a very crucial confesl +he Phi Dells edged +he Sigs and wen+ on +0 finish +he season wi+h an undefeafed record. The l952 season also provided plenfy Right iop: Greybill shoals a foul. Boffom: Phi Sig-Sigma Chi game. Lenfz shools for The faculfy. of +hrills in bofh volleyball and baskefball. Sigma Chi and Phi Dell baffled +0 6 dead- lock during +he regular volleyball season wifh idenfical l2-l records. and +he frophy ET +0 Jrhe Sigs who came +hrough wi'rh a vicfory in +he playoff game. Good spiking 143 Dean Fryling in acfion! and fine defensive work marked Jrhe play- ing o1C +he loop winners. Phi Kappa Psi. affer dropping +heir lirsf confesf. wemL on +0 win all Jrhe res1L +0 cap- Jrure +he harcl-Toughl-lor baskefball fro- phy. The league was exfremely lasf and close all +he way. wifh Phi Del+ and Lamb- da Chi finishing in +he runner-up posifions. However. acfion +his year begins an en- firely new sfory. In a highly spirifed foof- ball loop, Phi Kappa Psi and Phi Gamma Delfa ended Jrhe regular season wifh iden- Hcal records of +welve wins and one de feaf. In a very close play-OFF confes+. Phi Phi Delia The+a. I952 soffball champions. Piz shows championship sfyle fo TKE's. Psi edged +he Fijis by a narrow 6-0 margin +0 garner Hue lrophy. Good defensive play was +he s+andou+ facfor of +he game. Aclion moved indoors +0 +he Eddie Plank gym wifh +he coming of wjnfer and He new volleyball season. Phi Sigma Kap- pa's well balaqced +eam. led by a good frio of spikers. gof off +0 a lasf Zsfarf and remained on Jrop all +he way +0 finish wifh a perlecf undefeafed sla're. Sigma Chi ended close behind, having los+ +heir only game +0 +he league winners. The inframural swimming meef provided plen+y of sfrong compefifion and +hrills. alfhough ifs poin'rs do nof coun'r foward +he all-sporfs frophy. Phi Kappa Psi scored a decisive margin of vicfory in sweeping +0 four firsf place awards and one second place over ifs closes'r compefil'or. S.A.E. The I953 baskefball scene once again promises a lof of fast well-played games. Phi Psi. Phi Delf, and Phi Gam all look good. and should be sfrong confenders for lhe Jrrophy. Phi Psi's show form. Top: Sigma Chi. I952 volleyball champions. Middle: Phi Sig, I953 volleyball vicicrs. Bo++omz Phi Psi. I953 swimming champs. Women's Varsity Hockey This season. wifh a large number of refurnees and an enfhusiasfic freshman group, Coach Ken- ney's hockey Team produced a record of five wins and Jrwo losses. The BulleHes dropped +he squad's opener +0 +he Lock Haven eleven 3-I. Throughouf +he firsf hahc of play +he score was sfalemafed; however; +he second period proved disasfrous Tor 'rhe Orange and Blue Jream as +he vicfors oufscored Jrhe eleven by fwo goals. Traveling +0 foreign ferrifory +he GeHysburg hockey s+alwar+s earned +heir Hrs+ vic+ory by overpowering M'illersville 3-0. Then. +he following week. Lebanon Valley feIl prey +0 +he local feam 7-l. Sfepping ouf in fronf in +he firsf few minufes of play, +he BulleHes confinued +0 score +hrough- ouf +he encoun'rer. G-burg's Iassies displayed Tfheir +alen+s in +he nexf fwo encoun+ers when +he Jream mef Ship- pensburg and Penn Hall. The Orange and BIue squad liferally crippled +he Shippensburg eleven when +he line charged +hrough The opponenf's defense +0 produce a 5el vicfory. The BulleHes gained +hei'E'Tourfh win a+ +he expense of +he Penn Hall eleven. The Orange and Blue feam showed good passing as well as +eamwork when +he visifors wehf +0 defeaf +0 Jrhe Jrune of 7-0. Top +0 Bof'rom: Penn Hall on fhe move. Hold fhaf line. girls! Take i? away. Joan! A goal on every corner. Fronf row. left to right: Hall. Garrow. Jones. Knaus. Gofwald. Gibson, Hovey. and Lugkenbill. Seco-nd row: Coach Kenney, Catalano, Hennigl Kersfeffer, Aiersfock, Lenhard, CrockI Davis, Taylor, Mitchell, and Muss Gore. By bowing +0 Wilson College 2-0. +he GeHys- burg hockey squad fell in+o +he loss column once again. Failing +0 pene+ra+e 'H'Ie opponenf's click- ing defense, +he BulleHes were held scoreless. Elizabefhfown was +he final Jream +0 meef +he coeds Hwis season. The Orange and Blue lassies closed fhe record book wifh a decisive 3-I win over +he E-fown hosfs. Unforfunafely +he coed hockey eleven will lose +hree oufsfanding players via June graduaHon: Barbara Aiersfock, righf fullback: Carol Crock. cenfer and Elsa Hennig. righ+ halfback. These girls helped +0 spark +he feam and will surely leave a gap in Hue squad. The Soufhern division of H1e AH-College Toure namenf was held for +he firsf fime, on Geffys- burg's hockey field. Ten coeds gained ber'rhs on +he all-college squads and +raveled +0 Lancasfer for +he Cenfral Penn Tournamen+. Compefing againsf +he Harrisburg and Lancavs- fer Hockey Clubs in Lancasfer. five girls from G- burg were seleded +0 help make up +he fwo Cen'fral Penn feams. These squads Jrravelecl +0 Wheeling. Wes'r Virginia where H1e Mid-Easf Tourney was held. Joan Taylor, righf halfback; Carol Crock, cenfer and Coach Kenney. gained ber+hs on +he Mid-Eas+ Jream and fraveled +0 Sweef Briar CoHege. +he scene of H19 Nafional Tournament Leff, fop: Conference before flue game. Boffom: All-Sfar ham challenges fhe varsify. Wi+h arms sfrefched and moufhs open. '18 acfion begins. Women's Varsity Basketball Tallying +he season wifh five wins. four losses and one fie. +he G-burg BulleHes. under +he ex- cellenf coaching of Miss Grace Kenney. experi- V enced one of +he mosf heartbreaking seasons on record. Moravian College. a new challenger on Hwe co-eds' +en game schedule! was +he firsf +0 fall prey +0 coach Kenney's faer-moving squad, on February 7. by a decisive score of 65-26. On February I2. Froni row, leff ?o rith: Davis, Kersieffer, Wieand, Taylor, Aier- stock! and Luckenbill. Second row: Foose, Vierlinq. Hennig, Black, Bowers, and Coach Kenney. a +hree poimL loss +0 Elizabefhfown, 43-46! and on February I4, dropped a second +0 Lock Haven 45-47. Spiri+s revived +he coed sexfe1L refurning once again +0 +he winning column. by +riumphing over Millersville, 48-30, buf bowed by a Jrwo poinf mar- gin +9 Shippensburg on February 20. final score 33.35. . Meefing Sf. Joseph's on +he home courf on February 24. +he BulleHes swamped +he Maryland lassies by a final +ally of 63-l9. Moving on +0 6 refurn game wi+h E-fown, +he G-burg girIs were once again vicforious, gaining a 56-3I fofal. March 7. found +he coeds Jrraveling +0 Penn Hall where +hey mef +heir fourfh loss. a one poinf hearfbreaker. 38-39. Journeying on +0 L, V. on March l0, +he girls emerged +riumphan+, over- whelming +he Blue and Whife by a 36 poinf mar- gin. 56-20. The season ended in a fasf-moving low scoring He, 39-39. wifh Shippensburg on March 12, bring- ing Jrhe Bulleffes +0 5-4-l record. The Junior Varsi+y cagers, coached by Miss , T :L+h .B '! Lous Gore. 6 new-comer +0 +he G-burg factu. BoHorngoeod graze 3:3: Barb! complefed a six game schedule wifh a record of 5-I. Defeafing +he E-fown gals in +wo encounfers; +he varsify cagers encounfered +heir firsf defeat 43-9 and 27-7. +he J, V. coeds moved on +0 swamp Millersville and L. V. by rousing fofals of 7l-8 Fronf row, leff fo right: Mitchell. Sachs, Gibson. Braden, and Jones. Second row: Lenzinq, Snyder. Coafes. Krautmacher. Brown, and Miss Gore. and 60-4 respecfively. The girls also won +heir firsf fray wifh Shippensburg 2643. dropping +he sec- ond by a mere fwo poinfs, 2 I-l9. Five seniors, Jane Bowers. Nancy Wieand, Bar- bara Aiersfock, Anne Foose. and Elsa Hennig, were included on +he Orange and Blue Varsify rosfer. Nancy Wieand was elecfed permanenf cap- +ain of +he BulleHes af +he beginning of +he sea- son. Chi Omega hockey champions. AIl-S'Iar vs. Varsify acfion. Women's Intramurals This year's coed inframural season was domi- nafed by Alpha Xi Delfa. The group cap+ured +he baskefball, soffball and volleyball Jrrophies while Chi Omega won +he hockey +0urnamen+.. The Alpha Xi Del-fa Squad boasfed an unde- feafed baskefball season wifh Carol Crock and Diane Kennedy pacing +he feam in fallies. The Chi Omega Jream followed a close second losing in +he play-OFFS. ln +he coed soffball Tourney. Alpha Xi was again ou+ in front The nine copped +his cham- pionship wifh IiHle Jrrouble proudly ending The season undefeafed. The Chi Omega's swepf +hrough inframura! hockey +aking +he fifle th an undefeafed rec- 0rd. Jackie and Joyce Harvey paced +his Team Over H19 nef! Alpha Xi volleyball winners. Alpha Xi Delfa. I952 baskefball viciors. Alpha Xi DeHa. I952 soffball champions. in goals while Hwe defense can boasf of never being scored upon. Second place was gained by Phi Mu wifh only one loss. A +hree-way He made +he volleyball Jrourna- menf more excifing. Del+a Gamma, Phi Mu. 151 M. J. shoofs in Hie Alpha Xi-Chi-O. game. Action in +he Phi Mu-D.G. game. and Alpha Xi DeHa foughf 1+ ou1L unfil +he end. The Phi Mu's played Delfa Gamma and came ouf vic+orious and wenf on +0 challenge Alpha Xi Delfa. Alpha Xi defeafed Phi Mu and gained ano+her Jrrophy +0 +heir honor. Fraternities and Sororities ; $ Wauwn $3: , 4.5.1 ,73 x2? MEMBERS Firsf Row. leff +0 righf: Joe Ade. Paul Fowler. John O'Malley, Bill Shinnick, Bob Endriss. Barry Fink. James Lyfhgoe. Bill Johns, Bob Eisenharf. Len Jewson, Burf Avis, Dick Mifchell, Jack Lipkin. Second Row: Barry AHig. Fred Furhmeisfer. Russ Oursler, King VanNes+, Al Eysfer, Dick Chelfon, Ed Kerfz, Joe Foulk, AI Tefi, Bob Gilchrist Third Row: Bill Gemmill. Bill Alexander, Dick Hammeff, Don Fireoved, Ed Penry. John Marfin. Bill Ewing, Roberf Crawford, Edward Williams, Edward Fisher, George Thompson. Harry Shulfz. James Malleff, Sandy Lance. Four'rln Row: William Shank. Robed Effer, James Herbst Bruce MQquLDonald Pease. Charles Ger- ber. Richard Lloyd. Charles Friedrich. Jerry Taddiken. Pefe Henning. Ted Sheridan. William Hefner. Russell Hess, Walfer MiHon, Alfred Gilliss. Edward Cooley. Fiffh Row: Joseph Sfevenson, Ned Brownley. Richard Leisman, Thomas Lunn, Ralph Knoll. Ronald McCIeary, Donald Woodingfon, Rodney Fisher. Earl Winand. Oakford Schalick. Phi Kappa Psi 156 2M. Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapter Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapfer of Phi Kappa Psi, +he firs'r hafernify founded a+ GeHysburg Colliage. was Esfablished here in .l855. Miller Hall. +he meefing house used by +heh'personneL is +he oldesf fra+erni+y chap+er meefing house in use in the United Shafes. Included in +he long lisf of house social func- fions is: Spring and Win+er Houseparfies, Pledge Tea. Pledge Dance, Alumni Dance. and various dinner dances and open house nighfs +hroughou+ +he college year. Represenfafives of Phi Psi in various campus acfivifies include: Ewing Mxll-ShfeL Hess. Wil- liams and Roberfo in foofball; Crawford. Fried rich. and Sheridan in soccer: Miles and Lunn. baskefball; Schalick. Winand, SchuH-z, basebail. Aside from We sporfs side of exfra-curric- uler acfivifies are many o+her organizafions H16? prove helpful and essenfial in molding +he col- lege sfudenf for la+er life. Those Phi Psi's adive in +hese organizafions are: Dick Leisman. GeHys- burgian and Arnold Air Sociefy; Ed Fisher. Boosfer Club and Alpha Phi Omega: Ron Pease. GeHysburgian. WWGCl SPECTRUM and 6- Book; Joe Sfevenson. W.W.G.C.. Arnold Air Sociefy and Gavel Club; Doc Gillis. Alpha Phi Omega and Cheerleader: Doc Crawford and Bill Ewing, Who's Who. Along +he lines of inframural sporfs, Phi Psi has garnered ifs share of Jrrophies in recen+ monfhs. Mo.s+ recenf championships won by +he Red and Green are: baskefball and foofball in I952. 157 MEMBERS Firsi' Row, bf? +0 righf: Bob Sfark, Baily Hunsberger. Jack Sheppard. Chick Dudley. Joe Uiobai. Charles McElfresh, George Hass. Bob Creasy. Howard Sheefs. Second Row: Berky Ward, Bob Kurz, Harry Hamer. Joe Coleman, Hisforian; Jack Robinson, Corre- sponding Secretary: Bill Miles, Vice-Presidenf-Treasurer: Mrs. Lilian Sfifes. Bob Aisfadf. President: Bill 'Forbes. Recording Secrefary; Bill Rufherford, Harry Williams, Dick Horn. Fred Schmiff, Bud PeHif. Third Row: George Pence. Carl Beck. Bryan+ Hesfon. Wally RohrbachlvGary Grefh, Bob Graeff, Bill Sfeinbach, John SchwarL Herb Peimann. Jim Biegl, John Marinovich. Ken McKean. Tom KosfeLac. Fourfh Row: Fred AHeva. Tom Bracken. Curt Coull. Wayne Smifh. Dale Moyer, Sfeve Schulfz. Ted Rehmeyer. Dave Morgan. John Philson. Paul McConnell. Jim Sevebeck. Tom McGrafh, Noel Beebe. Guy Mehl. Enos Young. . Phi Gamma Delta 158 XiChapter Jefferson College I 848 Xii Chapfer 'of Phi Gamma Deifq'yya's esfab- Iished a+ Geffysburg College in l858.. The pres- enf house was builf in I927 from a gifiL by Harry L. Sfahler. Social funcfions JFor +he year included Chrisfmas and Spring Houseparfies and +he an- nual +ea dance for officers and pledges of ofher living groups. Phi Gams. in cooperafion wifh +he Chi Omegas. held a Chrisfmas parfy for underpriviledged children of GeHysburg. Singing wifh +he College choir are Schulz and Moyer. while Kurz vocalizes wifh +he Minne- singers. Creasy and Schmiff broadcamL for WWGC. A Who's Who man and presidenf of lnfernafional Club is Hamer who is also Sporis Edifor of +he GeHysburgian and Pic+ures Edifor of Hie SPECTRUM. Junior Class presidenf is Forbes. while Robinson is Prexy of Alpha Phi Omega. Ac+ive in +he Pre-Min Associafion are Mehl and Kurz, president On Hie varsify foofball feam are PeHif. Ward. Forbes. Pence. Uiobai, Beck, Kosfelac, and Mc- Mullan. Alleva, Coull. and Young piay for fine frosh baskefball feam. Kurz. Grefh' and Miles are oufsfanding on H18 soccer field. Hes+on. Horn. Miles. and McKean parficipafe in infer-colle- giafe swimming. Nof f0 be forgoHen are hack- men Gre+h, Rufherford. and S+einback. Hamer and Sfeinbach also race in +he Cross Counfry compefifion. 159 MEMBERS Firsf Row. Ieff +0 righf: S. Vanghf, A. Hill, D. Phillips. J. Mamula, C. Nash, R. Polify. D. Loker, J. Lampson. J. Kisslinger, P. Cooper, J. Wilson. B. Gilmour. Second Row: D. Kleinfelfer, E. Fourry, A. Marcks. M. MamuVa, M. Barber. R. Riepler, R. Mchoyl, R. Moore. R. Haskings. R. Raider. P. Dolson. C. Thomas. Third Row: J. Larken. E. Warfhling. D. Greisel, E. Kline. A. Washbum. D. Fousf, A. Trudeau. D. Losee. R. Buchfer. W. Lehr. N. Carmen. W. PraH. W. AnfoneH. R. Perdy: D. Klelnfelfer. . Fourfh Row: J. Lampe. C. Blunk. R. Finnegan; L. Davison. L. Brennem L. Whifehead, H. Luhrs, R. Prais, R, Jacobi, D. Adickes. R. Sellers. R. Leinhardf, R. Casey. wSigma Chi I60 Theta Chapte Miami Universify, I 855 Thefa Chapfer was founded a+: GeHysburg in l862. The presen+ chapfer house on Carlisle S+ree+ was presenfed in I922 by John McPhert son as a memorial +0 his wife. Annual social highlighfs are +he Sweefheart Dance and Chrisfmas House Parfies. a+ which Phil Dolson and D. J. Rommel were crowned king and queen of +he snowball dance. Sigma Chi boasfs many afhlefes including var- sify foofball players Dolsona Jacobi. PraH. Solon mon. Finnegan. Lowery. Rooney, Ryder. Kafz. and Bowman, and freshman foofball players Vaughf and Anfonell. On +he soccer field one finds McElmoyl, Nul+y, Moore, Lehr. Buch+er. and Nash. Riefler is on +he baseball feam. while KleinfeHer and Addickes play on +he baskefball court ther Sigma Chi afhlefes are swimmers Davison. PraH, Nulfy: golfer Addickes, and wresflers Anfonell and Griesel. Selecfed as Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies were Marcks and Dolson. Marcks also served as presidenf of +he lnferfrafernify Council and as vice presidemL of Owl and Nighf- ingale. of which Trudeau is president Riefler. Lehr. Kline, Marcks. and KlienheHer may be found busily engaged af WWGC. ther prexies 01' campus organizafions are Kline. Psi Chi; Lar- kin, La Torfella: Washburn, Pershing Rifles. I' I61 . .Phi Delta Theta MEMBERS Leff fo Righ+ and from Top fo BoHom. Firsf Row: Donald Elwell, John Flood, Wiiliam Bannon, Wil- liam Dickinson Tony Diesrofh, Joseph Lang, James Rosf, Norman Ollivier. Nan OHMer. Joseph Hess, John Burke, Earl McMiHen. Samuel Shaulis. John Habeeb, William Shull. Second Row: Donald Shambaugh; Roberf Brumagim. William Schafer, William Middlemn, Donald Cunningham. Alberf KnoeHner, John Grant William Earp, Roberf PizolaHo, Louis Rogers. Donald Weems. James McCallum, William Vignola. Donald Holland. Third Row: Barry Wright Benjamin Snyder. Brad Taylor, Treasurer; Brian Fifzpafrick, Reporter: Miss Koser. Housemofher; Carl Wanamaker, Presidenf; Alex Rowland, Secrefary: Walfer Hemberger, Thomas Weaver, Humilfon Shader. Fourih Row: Fred Shisler. Lowell Hendrick, Harold Cooper, William-Black, Ron Bair. Thomas Brower, Roberf Carfer, John Sfoner. Roberf Swenk, Howard Hook. . Fiffh Row: John McGaughy. Richard Bright John Weaver, Richard Gaenzhe, RusseH Bower, Roy Gulliford, Nicholas Lizza. Noi' Picfured: Roberf Hoffle. Glenn Leisfer, Glenn Newman, Harold RaHensperger. Frank Fischv effi. William Snyder, Earl Yosf. James Magee. -, 162 Pennsylvania Beta Chapter A y Pennsylvania Befa Chapfer of Phi DeHa Thefa was,founded ?f G-Burg in l875. Presenfed +0 +he local Chapfer for all-around eXCeHence was +he Nafional Cleveland Trophy. a Na+ional Phi Delfa Thefa Award. Pennsylvania Befa also won +he soffball frophy, second place scholarship Jrrophy, and repeafed on +he All-Sporfs Trophy. Social evenfs of +he year included +he pledge dance Dogpafch Sfomp . Chrisfmas House Par- +ies. Spring House Parfies, and a Chris+mas Parfy wifh Hue Delfa Gammas for Hwe orphan children. Phi Delfa Thefa boasf many players on college aflnlefic feams. Playing on +he gridiron are Hem- berger, Vignola, Holland. HoHle. and Yogf. who also sfars as a mafman. Pizolo+al Lang. Habeeb. Snyder, Shaulia and Skull play varsi+y baske+ ball. In addiHon Shaulis and Lang are baseball players. In +he liferary field are John Grant coedi- Jror of +he Mercury: Tony Deisrofh. frafernify edifor of Hue SPECTRUM, and Ben Snyder is co- sporfs edifor of Jrhe SPECTRUM and assisfan.L sporfs edifor of +he GeHysburgian. Commander of +he ROTC Drill Team. 5 Dis- +inguished Milifary Sfudenf, and presidemL of Boos+er C1ub is Bill Dickinson. Members of +119 freshman class elecfed Dick Gaenzle president and college bandmen chose Joe Hess for fheir prexy. Selecfed for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universifies was Bob Pizolafo. Brian Fifzpafrik was veep of IFC. 163 ; MEMBERS Firsf Row, left m righf: Pierce Evans. Jim Wharton. Dick Kenyon. Chef Creufzburg, Jim SpangXer. Ed Noel, Bob Defwiler, Jack Lunds+edh Raoul Richter, Ken George, Jack Robinson. Second Row: Duncan Hill. Bob Harcourf, Herb Wilbur, Dick Brubaker, Bill Kepharf, Bob Brubaker Roger Bray, Dick Beimler. Carl Rosenberger, Jim Moore. Third Row: Jim R005. Jerry Spengler. LaVern Cook, Offo Wolfersdorf, Dick Manaham Dick Bowen. Woody Everett. Fourth Row: Buzzy Graham. Lamar Lighf. Wayne Sfreilein. Al Kolz. ' Fifth Row: Tony Liparini, Dick Meyer, Charlie Dolphin. f Sixth Row: Joe Hazen. Neil Sfone. ..AIpha IauOmega The hisfory of Penn. Alpha Upsilon Chapfer. +he +wenfy-eigth'x chapfer of Alpha Tau Omega, and +he fiHh Nafional Fra+erni+y afh'GTe-f'fysburg began on June 271 I882. If was af +his fime +ha+ +hree men ga+hered fogefher in Rm. 323 Old Dorm wi'rh +he primary purpose in mind of mak- ing GeHysburg +he place for Jrhe founding of anofher norfhern chapfer which Iafer was +0 flourish successfully. I953 marks +he 7ls+ year of +he esfablishmenf of Alpha Upsilon. The chapfer has made a very enviable record during +hese years. If has always had excellenf alumni supporf from +he maiori+y of ifs members. The acfive members have always supporfed +he college +hrough Their inferesf in +he many acfivi+ies and opporfunifies offered +hem. Alpha Upsilon has senf men to fhe UnHed Sfafes Congress, +0 fhe nafional head- quarfers of +he frafernify. and in+o Jthe world of medicine. science. religion, liferafure, and business. A number of ifs members paid +he supreme sacrifice in bo+h world wars and also in +he Korean War. The chapfer has always sfriven +0 be a leader. H has mef sefbacks and disappoinfmenfs squarely. and has fried faHh- fully +0 uphold +hose principles upon which our frafernify resfs. May +his pafh frod before us confinue +0 move onward +hroughou+ +he years +0 come. 165 . Si q MEMBERS Firsf Row. leH +0 righf: Donald Monfgomery. Richard Simcoviak, William Kerner. John Foor. WiHiam Knup. Edward Hadely, Thomas NeviH, Richard Snyder, Richard Hoke. Bruce Pieper, Kenneth Polak. Roberf Rice, Charles Harfer. Donaki Homan. Second Row: Donald Woods. John Whifaker. Dondd Mayes. Fred Rice, Charles Nicholas, Richard Whefsfone, Allen Knudsen, Frank Keenan. Henry Clare. Allan Hershberger. Vincenf RoseHi. Third Row: John Schreiber, James Howard, WHliam Keenan. Theodore McKenrick. WiHiam Sfewart Charles Wagner, William Sells, Wayne Bafes. Donald Rofh, Pefer Smifh Alfred Coleman. Rober'r Vlief, Harrie Burdan. Allen Bernsdorf, Roberf Maust George Young. Robert Verdichio. Donald Clark. George Knechf. Alexander Small, William Kollas. Carl Schwabenland, John Kelly. Fourfh Row: Kennefh Hageman. Samuel Bare, Barry Keller. MarHH'FgCHer, Joseph Georgiana..5am- uel Evangelisfa. Roberf Beaver. Roberf Eppleman. John Husfon, Jacob Trimmer V, Richard Snook. No? Picfured: John Cagiano. Joseph Dooley. Johh Thrush. Henry Mann, Larry MiHer, Benjamin Sfew- art Sheldon Yinqsf, Walfon Reid, John Riddinger. gma Alpha EpsHon Pennsylvania Delta Chapter Sigma Alpha Epsilon, fhe larges+ Greek leHer frafernify. was founded af +he Universify of Ala- bama in I856: Pennsylvania DeHawchapfer ai GeHysburg College was esfablished in l883. To sfarf Hie social year. SAE brofhers and +heir dafes were enferfained by fine pledges a? a Cafe in Paris pledge dance. Founders' Day was observed. and 6+ Homecoming a smoker was held for refurning alumni. Fesfive Thanksgiving and Chrisfmas dinners were en- joyed in observance of +he holidays. Befween semesfers Hie inferior of fine house was re- pain+ed. SAE brofhers and pledges are oufsfanding in exfra-curricular adivifies in every field. Presi- denf of Befa Be+a Befa is Mayes, while Knudsen presides over +he Governmenf Club. Oiher prexies wifhin Hie fraiernify are Rice, presidenf oi Scabbard and Blade. and Hershberger. pres- iden+ of Arnold Air Sociefy. On H18 SPEC- TRUM sfaH are Rice. adverfising manager, and Kneckf. circulafion manager. Whefsfone is bus- iness manager of Hie Geffysburgian. Along wifh Cap+ain Hershberger oi +he wres- Hing +eam are wresHers Burdan. Keenan. Berns- dori' Howard. Woods, and Evangelisfa. Grid- iron men, under RosseHi. assisfamL coach. and Woods, manager! are Beaver and Eppieman. Rice, Bernsdori, Burdan, Mann. and Keenan shine on +he soccer leld while Schreiber plays on His college baseball +eam, of which Keller is man- ager. I67 lambda Chi Alpha MEMBERS Firsf Row. leff +0 righf: Bob Heder. Bob Logan. John Bauserf. Frifz Bierman. Dick Tracy. Ray Lawecki, Bob Briggs. Dave Sheefz, Torn Goldsborough. Bob Krick, Dick McClennen. Bruce Roberfs. Dick Franfz. Dave Johnson. Bob Siebolf, Chris Chianos. Second Row: Tom Haddock. Hank Fick. Arf Creufzberg, Torn Naughfon, Bill Householder, Mrs. Julia Augusfine. Ray Birkel. Don Perry. Don Landolfi, Dick Civil, Don Luck. Third Row: Luke Lewandowske. John Brauer. Ron Miller Babe Salvafo Mike Frinze Marvin David, Jack Whlcomb Kearney Kuhlfhau. Bob Naughfon, Larry Kroggel WaH Renfschler Bob WeH- iver Don Griesmann Jim Arnfield John Worfh Ron Bakeman V Fourfh Row: Bill Hershey. Hank Bargman. Jim Lau'. Chick McClennen, Fred Filbert Charlie Sfrickler, Jack Beyrenf, Andy Francis. Dick Schiller. Len Rein. Skip Marino, Bob Weaver. Jay Williams. Ron Lanfz. Bill Wiemer, Dick Derridinger. Theta Pi Zeta Chapter Bos+on Universi+y. I909- The'ra Pi Zefa of Lambda Chi Alpha origi- nafedsas the Phi-Sigma local here af Geffysburg. In +he year I924 we joined wifh al'nhmber of ofher chapfers +0 become a nafional fra+erni+y. Thefa Kappa Nu: fiHeen years la+er Thefa Kappa Nu merged wi+h Lambda Chi Alpha. our pres- enf sfafus. Under +he leadership of pasf president Bi!l Householder and new High Alpha. Mike Frinze. +he chapfer has made sfeps fowards raising house scholarship and. on campus. has encour- ager men +0 parficipafe in acfivHies and sporfs. Bill Householder. an oufsfanding Junior. was elecfed +0 Who's Who and held +he reins of +he Senior class. Chick Harrison is in charge of puHing ou+ +he GeHysburgian each week: Bob Wieland and Don Griesmann are Sfafion Manager and Program Direcfor of WWGC re- specfively. Lambda Chi Alpha is proud of ifs represenfafion in +he SCA' choir, Scabbard and Blade. several honoraries. and ofher campus or- ganizafions. In +he field of spor+s, +he I952 foofball feam coun+ed five Lambda Chi's in +heir ranks. Ron Miller and Sam Mowery saw almoswL consfanf gridiron acfion: Ron Lanh, Jay Williams and Skip Marino also 90+ in on many of +he games. The fra+erni+y has managed +0 keep a good record in I'nframural sporfs and was responsible for faking home +he +rophy in Hue fall flomL parade. The brothers and pledges 0s Lambda Chi Al- pha are always anxious +0 give a great deal of credif +0 +he housemofher, Mrs. Julia Augus- +ine. and +he fra+erni+y advisor' Dr. WiHiam 0. Duck. 169 MEMBERS Firsf Row, IeH io rith: A. Asfin. J. Bryne. R. Sieqarf, R. MaHhias, Senfil: W. Marfin, lnducfor: W. Clement Secrefary: G. Kurfz. Presidenf: D. Charles. Vice-Presidenf: R. Harris. Treasurer: K. Hagy. W. Arndf, R. Wiqfon. K. Pods. Second Row: C. Grefh. R. Krebs. 6. Heacox, E. Eberly. R. Gilbert J. Paul. W. Ries. J. Clinfon. W. Smifh, D. Spengler, H. Greybill, R. Knopf. M. Gemmill. F. Scalzi Third Row: R. Miller, R. Masferman. D. Collins. K. Holfzapple, D. Afkinson. F. Ben. Fourfh Row: L Einwaechfer. C. Dallam. N. Minfer, R. Yuzuk. W. Rgeitdlela D. HoIck. , Fiffh Row: L. Emlef. D. Holliday. R. Kaiser, R. Seab-righ?, J. Griffifh, R. Hoover, L. Hirsch, D. Hoy. Sixih Row: S. Marziale. R. Ilgenfrifz, R. DeBois. B. Dougherfy, C. Davies, R. PIaH. R. Fiery. PhiSigma'Kappa Rho Deuteron Chapter Massachuseffs Sfafe College. I873 Rho Deuferen Chapfer of Phi Sigma Kappa was esfablished in I925, when +he local group The Druids wenf nafional. In +he social limelight Rho Deu+eron fea+ured a Parisian Brawl for +heir pledges, along wifh a very successful factu smoker. Chrisfmas House Parfies were anofher greaf success th +he Phi Sigs winning firsf place in decorafions. Courfeney Lenhard broughf more honors +0 +he local chapfer when she was selecfed Nafional Swee+hear+ of Phi Sigma Kappa. The Phi Sigs +ook +he volleyball frophy wifh an undesea+ed season, as well as being repre- senfed in varsHy and freshman sporfs. On +he soccer field Don Charles, Joe Kurfz. and George Heacox held berfhs on +he varsify feam wifh Heacox being named +0 +he Middle Aflanfic AH-S+ar Team. Kurfz and Bob Harris swam for G-Burg College. Baseball players were Byrne and Kurfz. while Frank Befz was manager. Byrne managed +he baskefball feam. Phi Sigma Kappa also shined in +he musical and Ii+erary world. Four Phi Sigs sang wifh Jrhe College Choir while Sandy Asfin direcfed 'fhe Minnesingers and managed fhe choir. Bill Mar- Hn was sophomore class +reasurer In addifion fo being copy edifor of +he G-Book and assisfan'f managing edi+or of +he GeHysburgian. Skep Chem Officers were Don Charles and Ray Sie- garf while Kurfz was veep of Alpha Phi Omega and business manager of +he Mercury. MEMBERS Firs? Row. Ieff f0 righf: R. Teskey, B. Herman, P. Larson. A. Quadreh S. Frederick, E. Paliszewski, R, Roberfs. W. Frankhousen D. Hachfel. J. Molnar. Second Row: H. Mahle, F. Reifschneider, G. Evelan. D. Hunsberger, D. Zerby. P. HuHman, W. Har- ris. J. Carlbonl R. Guise, R. Kulp. Third Row: A. Harris. W. Keers, N. Trout W. Hess, F. Franz. E. Henning, J, Hammond, W. Kelley, J. Lowry, H. Lush. W. ShaHer. J. Ruzicka. Fourfh Row: B. DeSafnick. A. Anderson, R. Peery, R. Coffman, G.'Ward, R. SenH. FiHh Row: R. Franz. T. Laavy. K. KauHman, J. BauersJeH. C. Sump. K. Bofensfen. . Sixfh Row: W. Miller. R. DeVries. R. Fischer. J. Fenfrew, P. GuarnescheHi, Q. Lengek P. German D. Flaws. A. DiBlasi, A. Swiersfra. R. Jones, W. Maguire. Jlau Kappa Epsilon PsiChapter TAU KAPPA EPSILON Local frafernify Delfa Kappa S'illgf'na became Psi chapfer of Tau Kappa Epsilon 16.11926. Pro- gram highiighfs include Hue alumni pig roast Chris+mas par+y for local children. Founder's Day banquef in January, and +he annual pledge dance. The Teke fafhers dona+ed a T.V. sef recenHy. and +he chapfer has pinepaneled +he basemen'r while Mofhers Club donafed drapes and carpe+Ing. Teke a+hle+es include. foofball: Hammond, Palis- zowski. and DeSan+nick. Reifschneider. Lowry. Kaufman. Bauersfeld, and SenH are seen on Hue soccer field and flue +ennis Jream has Peery as a member. and Bauersfeld and Carlbon are on +he Jtrack feam. On flue baske+baH courf flue Tekes feafure Guarneschelli. Ou+s+anding members of We local Chapfer of Tau Kappa Epsilon are Kulp, Presidenf of Pi Lamb- da Sigma: Kelley. l.F.C. Treasurer: Clark. Veep of Kappa Phi Kappa; Choir: Franz. Peery. Hunsber- ger, Molnar: Anderson, Presiden+ of Sociology Club: Fischer. Organizafions edi+or of SPEC- TRUM. Gbook managing edifor. and Oufsfand- ing Junior: Carlbon. assisfamL adverfising mana- ger of SPECTRUM. I73 MEMBERS Firs? Row, lef; +0 righf: J. Evans. E. Kirsh. R. Peeling. D Hamme. Vice-Presidenf: R. Llpperf. Presi- denf: J. WiHy D Oravec, C. DeWaeMe. P. Cummings. Second Row: J. Henderson, D. Lebzelfen D. Schmidt B. Maberry, .J. SHberman. .J Allebach. N MH- Ier, D Brake, P. Van Houfen. G. Dunn, J. Williams, T. NON. E. Brown, 6. Jones. Third Row: H. Roberfs. C. Cable. J. Quick. J. Ryan. R. Garman: A, Saner, B Jones, B. Yocum. C. Cavey. H. Mclmyre. .. Kappa De'lta Rho 174 PiChapter 4' Pi Chapfer of Kappa Della Rho. esfablished in I928, grew from +he local Thefa Phi lrafer nify: This pasf'year we celebrafedlhour +wen+y- fiffh year on campus th an anniversary ban- quef and dance. Our pledge dance +heme was a Haunfed House. Dave Hamme and Dick LippenL were both se- lecfecl +0 posifions in Who's Who; Dave being We Campus Senafe President a member of Pershing Rifles. and Vice PresidemL of Pi Della Epsilon: Dick rhe Vice Presiden+ of +he senior class, Ecli'ror-in-Chief of +he GeRysburgian. and Presidenf of Pi Delfa Epsilon. Bill Yocum and Al Sanar represenfed KDR on +he gridiron. wifh Ed Brown performing for the Frosh. Ed Ferren gained a berfh on +he varsify baske+ball squad. Hugh Mclnfyre a posi+ion wi+l1 +he Frosh cagers. Don Brake and Jack Reilly bo+h earned +heir G performing for +he frack Jream: Jack is also a member of WWGC and We Geffysburg- la . Bob Peeling is an acfive member of +he band. GeH'ysburgian assisfanf sporfs ediforl WWGC: Boos+er Club, and a member of Pi Della Epsi-- lon. Barry Maberry and Jaye Ryan are bol'h members of WWGC, wifh Barry also singing for +he College Choir. Hols Porfs is a member of +he Cross-counfy squad. Norm Miller Is a sporfs wrifer for the GeHysburgian; Larry Pal- mer and Paul VanHoufen sing wifh Jrhe Minne- singers. Larry also being vice-presidenf of flue AFROTC Rifle +eam. 3 MEMBERS Firsf Row. leff +0 righf: Norm Smifh, Barry Belf. Roberf Kohr, Charlie Sanders. Second Row: Jack Augus+ine. John Glass, John Crawford. Dave Harvey. Dick Greene, Juni Shaffer. Sam Perroffo. Third Row: Clair Sfernen Fred Almy. Don Gufhrie. Pefe Parkinson. Bob Sorrell. Dick Carr. Fourfh Row: Noel Hamil+on, Bill Sforch. Donald Fascnechf. Bob Shalrp. Jack Houck, Hugh Burns. FiHh Row: Roger Fessenden. Roy Sfonesifer. BiH Fudge. Jack Nighfi-ngale, Ed Buddemeyer, Buzz Han- son, Ron Alexander. Sixfh Row: Dale Reighard. Ira Geiselman. Don Ely. Chuck McKenzie, Al Woodward. ?.Jheta Chl '. 176 When if was firs+ founded as a local in Odo- ber I950. Thefa-Chi was known as +he Sfar and Crescenf Club. If had +welve origina'lihhsiambers. +hree of which are sfiH acfive members +his year. in January I95I. if Jrook +he Greek lef- +ers, Alpha Thefa Chi. Then on March 8' l952. if became +he Delfa Omicron chapfer of Theia Chi Frafernify. Social evenfs of Thefa Chi include Open House. Wesfern Sfyle Pledge Dance. Chrisfmas and Spring House Parfies. Homecoming, and a Regional Conference. In +he line of exfra-curricular acfivifies. Shaf- fer is on +he baseball feam while Carr' Budde- meyer. and S+onesifer shoof for +he Rifle Team. Belf is in bofh wres-Hing and swimming. Ely wrifes for +he GeHysburgian, S+orch and BehL are in Owl and Nigh'fingale' Reighard is in +he Band, and Ely and Greene are members of +he French and Spanish Clubs! respecfively. Persh- ing Rifles confains Sfonesifer. Firs+ Sergeant and Reighard while Carr. Shaffer, and Reighard are in Scabbard and Blade. On +he Drill Team we have Sfonesifer. The Radio Sfafion includes Sforch. who is a sfaff member. Nighfingale1 who is sporfs direcfor. Parkinson. who is ChieiC En- gineer, and Sfonesifer. who is a member. Ely is a member of +he Pre-minisferial Associafion. In +he way of honorary frafernifies. Sanders is presiden+ of Kappa Phi Kappa. while GeiselA man is secrefary. Sforch and Sfonesifer are members of Alpha Phi Omega while Sanders and Parkinson are in Sigma Pi Sigma. Geiselman is in Phi Alpha The+a and Sforch is a member of Psi Chi. 177 MEMBERS Firsf Row. Ief'r fo righf: Dick Wolfe. Ted Reiner. Don Schwar+z AI Stock, Mil? Forry! Bryant Mason. Mike Lau, Ted Hildebrand. Rich Moyer, Barry Deickler. Second Row: Ted Shue, Dick LiHle, Ainie Brown. Carroll Rohrbaygh. Don Bohn. Glenn Baughman. Lynn Gardiner, Jay Knisely, Earle Bower, , Third Row: Earle Wanfz. Jim Henneberger, Bob Garofalo, Jim Krum. Bob Alexander, George Evans. : Phi Kappa Rho 178 PiChapter Founded as +he Criferion Club in I928. Phi Kappa 'Rho adopfed ifs currenf affidal name in I929. In I932 H merged wifh Hia'swr Club. and was accepfed as a vofing member of l.F.C. in I949. The currenf residence of Phi Kappa Rho on Wesf Broadway is now a year and a half- old. Of 'fhe social evenfs of Hue Phi Kappa Rho's +hroughou+ bofh semesfers. +he four mos+ im- porfanf ones are Homecoming Weekend, Christ mas Dance. Pledge Dance, and +he Alumni Bana que+ given in +he Spring. Phi Kappa now has 2 +wen+y-one bro+hers and eighf pledges. AH brofhers and pledges of Phi Kappa Rho parfici- pared in +he infer-frafernHy sporfs program of +he college. Phi Kapps are found in many acfivifies such 3 as boosfer club. debafe club, French Club, SCA. i and WWGC. Ted Hildebrand Is secrefary- freasurer of Jrhe pre-minisferial associafion. while Don Schwarfz is vice-presiden+ of +he Campus Senafe. Scepfical Chymis+s boas+s Glenn Baughman. Alber'r S+och. and MiH'on Forry. while Sfock, Hildebrand. and Schwarfz are members of Delfa Phi Alpha. Four Phi Kappa Rho's are acfive in band and four in Alpha Phi Omega. Phi Kapps are also in Sigma Pi Sigma, Persh- ing Rifles, Arnold Air Sociefy. and many ofher campus organizafions. g 179 MEMBERS Firsf Rowl leff +0 righf: Miriam Franco. Phyl Shearer, Jackie Harvey, Jeanne Swindells. Pafricia Kee- ner. Arlene Mey, Sonia Newlyn. CharloHe Rogers, Barbara Hall. Second Row: Joan Hovey. Lynn Lehman. Joan Berger, Margaref Luebbe, Be+sey Paul. Mary Ann Book. Charloffe Darlingfon. Jo Ann Mafhias. Third Row: Carol SwindeHs, Janef Crowl. Nancy Hansman. Jane Evans. Grace Mumma, OaudeHe Kopriver. Janef Maffhews. Fouri'h Row: Sondra Pyle! Joan Beck. Joyce Harvey. Joan Burwell, Gail Irvin, Barbara Maurer. Ann Marfin, Marian Lane. . Fiffh Row: Lois Sand+, LOLHse Cafalano. Courfenay Lenhard, Pafricia Brennan, Kathy Nam, Lcui n Armsfronq, Virginia Feeser, Jane Bauer. Chi Omega I82 Tau Delta Chapter In I937 Tau DeHa of Chi OJega became a nafional sororify on H115 campus. Chi Omega. which was +he firsf nafional sororHy, now has more chap'rerS +han any o+her suchpyganizafion. Highlighfs of +he year br Chi Om'ega included winning +he hockey championship, holding Hwe annual Chrisfmas parfy for needy children th Phi Gamma DeHa, working +oge+her on a family welfare proied and enjoying +he annual EleusiA nian banquef held in Hue spring. ; Elecfed +0 Who's Who fhis year were Char- ! lo++e Darling+onl Pafricia Keener. and Phyllis i l Shearer. Chi Omegas working on +he GeHysr burgian staff include Grace Munna. assisfanf lif- e erary edifor: Jane Evans. copy edifor: Mary w Ann Book. Phyllis Shearer. Gail Irvin. Pafricia Cross. CharloHe Rogers. Miriam Franco. Marilyn Lehman, Nancy Hansmann, and Lois Sandf, Jeanne Swindells, Carol Swindells, Pafricia Keener, Jane Evans. CharloHe Rogers. Grace Haabesfad, Virginia Feeser. Ann Marfin and Margaref Luebbe represenf Chi Omega in Hue college choir. On +he cheerleading squad we have Phyllis Shearer, co-capfain, Marilyn Huzzard. and Bef- sey Paul, aHernafe. Playing varsify hockey were Courfenay Len- hard, Barbara Hall. Kafhleen Naus, Eleanor Jones. Louise Cafalano. and Joan Hovey. Ka'rh. Ieen Naus and Eleanor were also on He J. V. i baske+ball feam. - Befsey Paul was chosen as an a'rfendamL on +he gPECTRUM beaufy courf and Courfenay Len- hard was also on fine court 183 MEMBERS Firsf Row, leH +0 righf: Barbara Franke. Jane Drennen. Sue Gofwald. Jean Sloop. Jeanne WaHemyer. Noel Parker, Marian Sfroehman. Alice Carr, Nancy Wieand. Second Row: Laurie Lopez. Lynn Rumbaugh. Irene Hallsfein. Jane Rogers, Carolyn Huff. Barbara Wagner. Mary NoH. Joan Kersfeffer. Paf Parsons. Izzy Lewis, Audrey Raangs, Joan Taylor. Third Row: Jean Beck Jan Sachs, E+fa Rae Black. Sylvia Flickinger. Janice Gibson. Mariorie Worfh. Ginny Schwering, Ginny Hausmann. Fourfh Row: Joan Sfein Cathy Krause. Joanne Kohr Sylvia Fensfermagher Anna Lafsha Svre Schmiff Barbara Sfadler. Rufh Plomgren. KiHy Baker. I 1 Nof Picfured: Nancy Diemer. Bonnie MacGibeny. 'Sue Hays, Tillie Eisnharf, Cindy Frolen, DoHy Jor- dan, Faye Luckenbill. Dee Elwood. Delta Gamma 184 Beta Lambda Chapter ' Granted ifs charfer in I937, Befa Lambda I chapfer parficipafes in +he naHonal Delfa Gam- ma.program lay raising money for fhe Aid fo +he Blind proiecf and +his year pargticipa'red in a s+a+e program by working for a S+a+e Day in March for all D6 acfives and alums. On campus, special even'rs on +he social calendar of Befa Lambda include +he annual engaged girls' parfy. a pledge dance, a Founder's Day ban- quef. and a formal dance +0 honor Hue seniors. A new proiecf Hais year was a Chrisfmas party held ioinfly wifh +he Phi DeHs for orphan chil- dren. DeHa Gammas affaining +he Who's Who hon- or in I952 were Jeanne Walfemyer. SPECTRUM edi'ror-in-chie1t and SCA veep. Nancy Wieand. WSG prexy and SPECTRUM managing edifor. and Jean Sloop. choir soloist Also parficipafing in Hue choir are Marion S+roehman. Irene Hall- sfein. Audrey Rawlings, Izzy Lewis, Laurie Lopez. Sylvia Flickinger. Susie SchmiH and Jean Beck. Head maioreHe for +he G-Burg band is Bonnie M'acGibney. Varsify spor+s+ers of Delfa Gamma include Faye Luckenbill. Joan Taylor, Janice Gibson. Joan Kersfeffer, Susie Gofwald and Nancy Wie- and, while Barbie Franke fills a cheerleader's posifion. Also acfive on campus publica+ions. DG's Janie Drennen, Audrey Rawlings and Mary Nolf serve on +he G'burgian sfaff and Bar- bie Wagner co-edifs +he G-Book. Bonnie MacGibney has been elecfed I953 SPECTRUM Queen while Jean Beck served as one of her aHendanfs. On her courf were Bar- bie Franke. Lynn Rumbaugh. Barbara Sfadler. and Dee Elwood. 185 MEMBERS Firsf Row, IeH +0 rIgM: Barbara Aiersfock. Marge Fickel. Nancy Penniman. Paf Crane, Mairlyn Maser. Tobey Kellow, Fern Carr. Second Row: Faifh Manges, BeH'y May Johnson. Margie Brandt ShiHey Deane. Babby Bacheller, Mary Jane Smifh. Third Row: Grefchen Parkinson, Carol Jones. Ruefh McCarfney, Suzanne Eyler, Rufh Davis, Louise Walsh. Norma Leidenberg Dawn Zukswert Harrie? Lenzing. Fourfh Row: Joan Shimkus. Mary KauHman. Lois Tabor. Allene Bram, Edifh MuHer. Margof Krauf- macker, Rufh McComas. Bobby Morehead. I Fifi'h Row: MarHyn Krieder, Pa? Hayward. Barbara Alling, Frieda VIeang. Nancy Long. BeHy Lou ParleH, Jo Haijar. I U 186 Beta Pi Chapter Phi Mu was founded a+ Wesleyan College in l852 and has been acfive on GeHysburg Cam- pus'as Befa Pi chapfer since '945-MH is H13 second oldesf women's frafernify and. has 68 ace five chapfers. The annual week-end a+ +he college cabin sfarfed 0H Hue new ferm for sisfers and pledges. followed in December by a Chrisfmas par+y for underpriviledged children. Projecf included making scrapbooks for +he veferan's hospifal. The pledge dance and pledge banquef were held In +he firsf monfh of +he new year followed in March by +he Disfricf Convenfion in which Befa Pi played hosfess +0 six ofher Pennsylvania chapfers of Phi Mu. The close of +he year saw anofher picnic a? +he college cabin. Acfivifies: FooseeWAA. president Who's Who; DavisePanHell veep. adverfising mana- ger W.W.G.C.: McCarfneyePhi Sigma Iofa president Kauffman, Penniman. Leidenberg. ZukswerfeWSC... Oswaldl Pennimanechoir; McCarfney, Fickelefwirlers: Aiersfock. Zuk- swerf. Vierling. Leidenberg-W.A.A. board: Penniman - vice-presiden+ W.S.G.: Varsity sporfs-rFoose. Aiersfock, Vierling: Morehead, KauHmaneGeHysburgian. 187 MEMBERS Firsf Row, leH +0 righf: Ellie Cranmer, Barbara Erb. Jo Sierer. Sue Whife, Barbara SJoHvower, Paf Heckman, Pauline Dale. Gladys Hicks. Mary Ellen Belles, Paf Oyler. Second Row: Nancy Schunfer' Nancy Weiland. Elsa Hennig. Jane Bowers. Ellie Mangels, Carol Crock. Janef Flinsbach, Dorofhy James, Donna Whifsel. Third Row: Nancy LuckeH'. Judy Yinqlinq. Joanne Yinqlinq. Anna Neal. Mary Aqnes Jones Phyllis Berger. Shirley Picking. Sally Wehm Fourfh Row: Jean Eckert Diane Kennedy, Beffy Frees, Barbara' B'erger, Merry Rhys, Nancy HenryI Madeline Albrighf. Jane McFadden, Barbara Black. ' Fiffh Row: Alice Davis, Joanne Reese. Barry Honan, Mary Jane Sfackowsld. Shirley Hawk. Veronica Anglemyer. Shirley Bollinger. LaVerne Warfluff, Nancy Teefer. AIpha Xi Delta 188 Beta Chi Chapter, 4! Alpha Xi Delfa was founded a+ Lombard Col- lege. Galesburg. Illinois on April l7 I893. Befa ChI chapfer -was organized a+ GeHysburg in I948. Pledging was held chober Isf. followed by fhe big sisfers faking fheir IiHIe sisfers +0 din- ner. Janef Sfefler was pledged in February. The fourfh annual inifiafion banquef was held a+ +he Hofel Geffysburg wi'rh Ias'r year's president Mrs. Shirley Brockmann Hungen as speaker. Early in +he fall +he Tekes invifed the Alpha Xi's +0 become their sisfer sororify. The fwo frafernifies combined +0 give a Chrisfmas parfy for +he children of Jrhe fown. The pledges held a Mardi Gras dance for Jrhe sisfers in Decem- ber. Affer a fhrilling inframural compe+i+ion. the Alpha Xi's won +he volleyball +rophy. Jane Bow- ers. Alice Davis. and Elsa Henning added +heir +alen+ +0 +he varsify hockey and baskefball feams. Also on +he baskefba feam was Barbara Black and hockey. Carol Crock. Nof lacking in beaufy. our own Nancy Lucke'lf reigned as I.F.C. Queen and was also elecfed 'ro +he SPECTRUM Courf along wi'rh Merry Rhys. Holding down +he posfs of Junior Class Treas- urer. S.C.A. and Senafe SecreIary was Paf Heckman. Mary Jane Sfackowski was elec+ed W.S.G. Secrefary-Treasurer. Jo Sierer was man- aging edifor of Jrhe Geffysburgian. Members of fhe A Capella Choir include Bar- bara Erb, Nancy Henry. PawL Heckman and Bar- bara Slofhower. Up af +he radio sfafion we End Pauline Dale and Gladys Hicks who is campus news editor and Secreiary of Sigma Pi Sigma. 189 W EzWW 5 mm L Km , V aw M $$me unathww, A wm , WW Mm www- W m, w ' upwwm a W: . MM Wrap Her Up and Send Her C.O.D. The Selectors VALLEY FORGE HOSPITAL Sfanding on an I80-acre fracf of Pennsylvania roHing landscape. consecrafed I76 years ago by +he valianf s+alwar+s of George Washingfon's Co- lonial Army. +he Valley Forge Army Hospifal is anofher symbol of courage and defermina'rion. Here. 84.000 American soldiers have enacfed a valiamL srruggle +0 gain +heir rithul posifion in sociefy as whole. healfhy cifizens: here +00. Jrop- : flighf physicians and surgeons have labored many hours 10 mend +he ravages of war and disease. On a dismal fall day lasf year. when Jrhe rolling hills were only a blur +hrough Jrhe misfy veil. five members of Jrhe I953 SPECTRUM sfaH packed porfraifs of GeHysburg College's mos1L beaufiful women in+o a car and sfarfed 0H for Valley Forge +0 discover who +he pafienfs of +he Army's rhird Iarges1L general hospifal considered +0 be Jrhe cream-of-fhe-crop 01C G-burg's coeds. H- was wH'h some uneasiness +ha+ +he IiHle group assembled in +he hospH'al waifing room anficipaf- Ing a guide for +heir corridor and wardhfravels: Jrhe liHle doubfs which were manifesf in +he hearfs and minds of +he quinfef concerning how +0 acf and 192 how Jrhe plan would be received by +he designafed judges were shorf lived, They were soon infro- duced +0 +he vivacious Assisfan+ Recreafional Di- recfor 6+ +he hospifal whose winning smile and en- +husias+ic manner soon made fhe group realize +ha+ +hey were in good hands. The men in +he Orfhopedic wards and recrea- +ion lounges became +he iudges for our SPEC- TRUM Queen and Courf and, wifh +he invaluable aid of +heir guide! +he five sfaff members con- cluded +heir survey from bedside +0 bedside. from wheel chair fo wheel chair, ping pong fable +0 checker gain'e. H was far from being a depressing undertaking. The pa+ien+s were. for. +he mosf part in good spirifs and seemed eager +0 scan +he rep- resen+a+ives of GeHysburg beaufy and selecf +heir +hree favorifes. H appeared +ha+ a picfure of a good looking: wholesome American coed was a sure fire way +0 commence a conversafion and +0 affracf in+eres+. whe+her +he man had iusf come from seeing +he Jrragic drama of Korea unfold or whefher he had been accidenfally iniured in a s+a+eside camp or European base. Bekey Paul Gefs ln+eM Quarieffe Makes Tough Decision ihe Nod From Hue Expeds The men hailed from all secfions of fhe counfry and came from various walks of life. One bed-rid- den soldier affracfed Jrhe group's aHenfion be- cause of an unusual and fascinafing piece of weav- ing he was doing. His parficular occupafion is one small parf of Jrhe exfensive and diversified recrea- Jrional and rehabilifafion program carried on by +he hospifal. Valley Forge is equipped wifh a spe- cially buiH nine-hole goht course. a giganfic swim- ming pool. Jrennis courfs. handball courfs. archery range. fishing faciiifies. gymnasium. +hea+er and an arfs and skills sefup. If wasn'f enfirely surprising fha'r +he GeHysbur- gians should find pa+ien+s from nearby Pennsyl- vania +owns; some of +hese local men were grad- uafes of high schools which send many a s+uden+ +0 Geffysburg College and +here was a gremL deal of informahon exchanged concerning personalifies and evenfs of pasf days. These were +he men. almosf 200 in number, who seiecfed Bonnie MacGibeny and her courf. These are +he men of Valley Forge Army Hospifal; where docfor and pafienf have joined in a splendid and successful effor+ +0 build sfrong men ou+ of Jrhe maimed and +he sick. On s+iH nigh+s, when +he sfars Jrwinkle in +he Heavens and a breeze sfirs res+lessly across fhe broad lawns. a man of imag- inafion mighf hear +he whispered voices of ragged Colonial soldiers. And +hose voices mighf be say- ing. even as we have said of +hem. well done. The O u e e n WM gonna: macglimy The careful aHen-fion shown +0 Bonnie MacGibeny's picfure when +he judging was being performed by +he pafienfs of +he Or+ho- pedic wards of Valley Forge Army Hospifal. gave +he SPECTRUM s+aff who conduded +he poll an early clue as +0 +he evenfual oufcome. I'f was +herefore no+ very unexpecfed +o +hose who had wi+nessed +he enfhusiasm of +he judges when +he sparkling 'rwirler was crowned on +he Junior-Senior Prom Weekend. DirecHng her falenf fowards arf and ice ska+ing as well as +0 ma- nipula+ing a mean bafon, Bonnie is a freshman and Economics major a+ present All +hose who know Bonnie and admire her for her eHervescenf personali-fy can readily realize why she was +he choice of almosf 200 well qualified iudges. 19,4 AHendant 'v 5.4.4 efdey pauf .3 Attendant L45 ibofored 6701mm! 5:55 Caroiyn learn Aaugd The Court .0 Au; K . 7 W L66 idd Courtney ofenLan! ofBeauty WM garAara gran e Wizid iborolAg Jchow leofancl The Court Wizid Wane Jaclzeft y ,. ., . MM garAzra gasifer of Beauty DICK LIPPERT In American BILL HOUSEHOLDER NANCY WIEAND HARRY HAMER 202 .. . .a JEANNE WALTEMYER JACK CRAWFORD PHIL SHEARER Colleges and Universities DAVID HAMME PAT KEENER AL HERSHBERGER 203 '5 ,9? 'v JEAN SLOOP In American WALT SCHUMANN BILL EWING 204 AL MARCKS ANN FOOSE PHIL DOLSON Colleges and Universities BOB PIZALOTA CHARLOTTE DARLINGTON DICK WHETSTONE 205 Outstanding SAM EVANGELISTA SUE GOTWALD BILL FORBES NANCY PENNIMAN PAT HECKMAN 206 Juniors . 207 FAYE LUCKENBILL CHICK HARRISON JANE DRENNEN RALPH FISCHER BARBARA FRANKE h faulty; Mr I A yyyxy , 1.... ??imw ; w Commencement exercises at Gettysburg College. 1953 Graduation af Gettysburg On June 7, the one hundred and twenty-hrst Com- mencement exercises at Gettysburg College climaxed the college careers of 263 seniors. At the Baccalaureate serv- ices in the morning Reverend Wallace E. Fisher, former pastor of the uCollege Churchf led the group in solemn ceremony. William West Tomlinson. vice president of Temple University, was the main speaker at the formal Dr. Tomlinson addresses 1953 graduating class. o, M . V um W t e t9; .. Q graduation that afternoon, after which President Walter C. Langsam presented the graduates with their diplomas. The class was commended for its fine work and contribu- tions to the campus during the past four years. After the conferring of eight honorary degrees, the exercises were ended with the Alma Mater and benediction. May our graduates have the best success in future endeavors! Seniors hear Wally Fisher at Baccalaureate. 3 ?,?QWs t t i ? T? t .r't'tvwc hi ; - ' i Sl.ii i d 'S Academic procession leads the way. Here we gwat last. Seniors End College Days Just waiting around. It won't be long now. Senior activities nearing the end of the road to graduation were both meaningful and memorable. The graduating class established a precedent on the campus by holding Gettysburg Collegds first annual senior banquet, and also a class picnic. The planting of the ivy, by six outstanding seniors, is a tradition again carried out by this yeafs class on the day be- fore Commencement. Still another event, a graduar tion reception and dance given by the Gettysburg Alumni, took place that Saturday night. Also senior Ground and Air ROTC cadets were ceremoniously awarded their commissions as second lieutenants on the morning of the final day-Commencement. After four years' hard work. uuuu g 3 gruduutin:$ class holds first senior banquet. Piznlato. Hershherger share Beachem Award. . Second Lieutenants at last! You're in the Army now! Final Activities of '53 Class Senior president. Bill Householder. transfers duties to class Weiland. Sierer. Hamme. Keener. Hershherger and of S4 leader. Hill Forbes. at My Day Ceremom' Fonse plant the Eisenhower ivy at Hanson Hall. Spring Houseparty Sweetheart; Mothers view May Day festivities. Dancing under the stars. W'AA presents athletic award mpus chooses new leaders. Presenting The Late Beaming houseparty chaperons. Christopher Bean. Those Lasf Weeks Military Ball Queen; B heimer to Bream; ROTC Color Guard. 1953 SPECTRUM STAFF EDITORIAL Edifor .......................... . ..... J EANNE WALTEMEYER Managing Edifor ............................. NANCY WIEAND Picfures Edifor ............................... HARRY HAMER Feafures Edifor ............................. CHICK HARRISON Faculfy Edifor .............................. JANE DRENNEN Porfraifs Edi+or ............................. MAliY KAUFFMAN Sporfs Edifor ............................... NAN SCHUNTER Sporfs Edi+or ................................. BEN SNYDER Organizations Edifor ............................ RALPH FISCHER Fraierni+y Edi+or .............................. TONY DEISROTH ArfEdHor . . . . . ........................... PHYLISS SHEARER BUSINESS Business Manager ............................ BILL HOUSEHOLDER Assas+an+ Business Manager .......................... BOB WELLIVER Adverfising Manager ............................... FRED RICE CirculaHon Manager .................. ..... GEORGE KNECHT Advisor ......................... - ..... PROFESSOR PADL BAIRD Phofographer ............................. MR. WALTER B. LANE DR. GEORGE R. BOWLEY MILLER In ninefeen fiffeen. Dr. George R. Miller en+ered GeHysburg Col- lege as a s+uden+. From +hen un+il his deafh +his pasf winfer, he was an imporfanf par+ of +his ins+ifu+ion. He faifhfully served +he college as an insfrucior in physics afier his graduafion and as fhe Sahm Professor of +he GeHysburg Physics Depar+men+ for 1he pasf nine'reen years. Dr. Miller was no+ only a +eacher. bu+ a friend, and many sough+ his wisdom and undersfanding. He was an example of +he principles of loyaHy. service. and love of dufy. We will never forgef Bowley nor 1he principles he exemplified. A word of recognHion +0 Professor Baird and Walf Lane is appropriafe here. These +wo combined +heir SPECTRUM acfivifies wi'rh busy academic and business lines and sched- ules. and sfiH. +heir con+ribu+ions +0 +he producfion of H113 book were invaluable. To +hese +wo friends, +he SPECTRUM Sfaff ex'rends a sincere +hank you. Advertisements THE FULLER SHIRT CO, INC. 45-57 Pine Grove Ave. KINGSTON, N. Y. Esfablished l892 FULLER SHIRTS FOR FATHER AND SON SKYLINE MFG. COMPANY 57 Pine Grove Ave. KINGSTON. N. Y. KIDSTUFF BUPP,S DAIRY PRIZE WINNING'.MILK OF I953 PENNA. STATE FARM SHOW . You. +00. can enioy +his healfh-building milk by calling Hanover-6l27 or GeHygburngnferprige':I'-6l27 and asking us +0 place your name on our ever- increasing Iisf of safisfied Bupp cusfomers-or when shopping 6+ your gro- cers, be sure +0 specify BUPP'S milk. 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