Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 218 of the 1956 volume:

PRESENTING A YEAR AT URG' COLLEGE ETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA Each year of college is filled wifh a varie'ry of evenfs and acfivifies along wi+h Jrhe regular class schedule. Many of +hese are repeafed year alfer year: early fall means +he beginning of a new year, rushing. loofball. lnfer-frafernily Council Weekend; lafe fall brings baskelball. and elecfions lo honorarles: winfer ushers in Chrisfmas Houseparfies. organizafions aJr +he peaks of +heir lunclions. indoor spor'rs; spring brinqs lrafernify inifiafions. lhe approach of finals and comps, ancl +he beck- oning ol Jrhe oufdoorseeso persisfenf during allernoon labs. Buf every new year also brings new evenfs +0 +he campus: and every year brings new personalifies. and. af gradua'rion. sees +he exif ol ofhers efhe seniorse-nosfalgic wifh +he memories of +he pasf lour years. Some of fhe memories conllnue lo live: buf olhers soon fade. only +0 be recalled when musing over old phofographs and souvenirs, or when paging +hrough +he yearbook. The yearbook serves as a colleclor and preserver of Jrhe laces. Jrhe vicfories. and all Jrhe +hings JrhaJr are col- lege eYour College. In +his. +he 1956 SPECTRUM. we have fried +0 presemL an accounf of +he evenfs ol +he college year. in +he general sequence in which Jrhey occurred. ll is hoped +ha+ Jrhusly we can page Jrhrough +he yearbook in lime +0 come. and recall vividly Jrhis year af Geflysburg. a 9' L MXXRth$$ Wm XX .' a , JqQ ':. a y. . .f C 0 N I E N I S THROUGH THE YEAR IN THE EARLY FALL. . . IN THE LATE FALL. . IN THE WINTER . . . IN THE SPRING . . . NINETEEN FlFTY-FlVE-FlFTY-SIX Orien+a+ion, Regisfrafion. Cushms . . . . . . l0 Adminisfrafion, Factu . . . . . . . . . . . I2 Boosfer Club. Cheerleaders . . . . . . . .22 Pep Rallies. Dorm Dance . . . . . . . . . .23 Band . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Foofball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Soccer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32 Hockey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .34 Homecoming...............36 Fafher'sWeekend.............38 Freshmen.................39 I. F. C. Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 I. F. C., Pan-Hell . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 FraferniHes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Baskefball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92 Women's Baskeiball . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 Afhlefic Council, W.A.A. . . . . . . . . . . 98 Sophomores................99 Chrisfmas Housepariies . . . . . . . . . . IIO Junior-Senior Prom . . . . . . . . . . . . Il2 Specfrum Beaufy Cour? . . . . . . . . . . ll4 Milifary Ball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I2I Honoraries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l22 Organixafions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I28 Wresfling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I48 Swimming ................Iso Rifle Teams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l5l Oufsfanding Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . l52 Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '53 I.F.C., Pan-Hell Weekend . . . . . . . . . I64 Frosh-Soph Hop . . . . . . . . . . . . . I66 May Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I67 Spring Houseparfies . . . . . . . . . . . I68 Baseball . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I70 Track . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I72 Golf, Tennis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I73 lnhamurals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I74 Who's Who . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I78 Phi Befa Kappa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I80 Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l8l Adverfisemenis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202 114 the Karly fall REGISTRATION AND DORM COUNSELORS Seafed: James Pickering, adviser; Ernesf Paliszewski, Joseph Robinski. Charles Heverly, Robert Fr ling. adviser. Standing: Roberf Miller. Deane Bornheimar, Barr DaSatnicl. Ronn Downey. Chauncey Yingsi. Jim Hoch- ler, Fran Eckerf. James Solfesx, Jack Little. Wayne Ewing GeHysburg College campus suddenly became aliveH again as 476 freshmen and many upperclassmen arrived on campus on Sunday. Sepfember I l. Orienfafion week began oHicially wifh Vespers led by Pasfor Korfe in ChriswL Chapel. aHer which freshmen a+- Jrended informal meefings wi+h +heir advisers. Each fresh- man coed was given a big sis+er. who was responsible for her af +he various college funcfions during +he week. Frosh awaif fa+e a? hands of iribunal. MEN'S TRIBUNAL Seafed: Charles Beachem, Harper Bohr, James Brown. Standing: Ed Gibble. John Hanxl, Bruce Aslaksen. such as all-college Communion. formal opening of H19 college. and fhe aH-campus dance. During +he week +he new s+uden+s were kepf busy wifh +he numerous fesfs and Hue long regisfraHon lines where +hey received schedules. paid bills br had Jrhem sen+ home fo DadL and purchased dinks. Discussions on sfudying. college rules, rushing. and cusfoms were also held +his week. Coeds? Ba by-do Day! ;;;wag..yaw , WOMEN'S TRIBUNAL Sue Gibble. Barbara Burkharf. Nancy Hunfsberger, Judy Schaub, Audrey McMAHon. On Tuesday +he frosh wemL +0 Hie SCA picnic. com- plefe wifh hof dogs. enferfainmenf. and singing. A block dance climaxed +he parry. The College Communion serv- Ice was held in Chrisf Chapel on Wednesday evening. The following morning. Geffysburg College was formally opened wirh a program in Chrisf Chapel. and on Frie day regular class sessions began Hue new semesrer. FRESHMAN CUSTOMS The firmL few weeks of school for GeHysburg College freshmen were ushered in wifh Jrhe wearing of orange dinks and cardboard signs scribbled wifh names and home fowns. Freshmen had fo abide by numerous rules such as carrying marches for upper Classmen. walking only on cerfain pafhs, and using only +he side enfrance +0 GlaHelfer Hall. Cus+oms for +he coeds were enforced by Women's Tribunal: male offenders were punished by Men's Tribunal. Punishmenfs were inflicfed on fresh- men girls af meerings commonly known as line-up in Ifhe gym. Viola+ors of men's cusfoms were subjecfed +0 such punishmen+s as head shaving and wearing clofhes backwards. Freshmen boys won Jrheir freedom by emerg- ing friumphanf over fhe sophomores in Hue fradifional Jrugvof-war across +he Tiber. 11 Endless lines and mass confusion characterize Sepfember regis+ra+ion. Tribunal members prepare ?o deal wiih a cusfoms oFfender. x Seymour B. Dunn, Rober+ Fortenbaugh, John 5. Rice, Charles R. Wolfe INTERIM COMMITTEE During +he pasf year. and for +he second Jrime emL Forfenbaugh as vice chairman. Dr. Seymour in GeHysburg's l24 year hisfory. +he college op- B. Dunn. Dean of Hwe College. and Charles R. erafed wifhouf a president Affairs of He col- Wolfe. Regis+rar. comprise +he remainder of +he , lege were guided. insfead. by a four man inferim group. which will confinue +0 funcfion in an ad- adminisfrafive commiHee. Chairman of +he in- minisfrafive capacHy unfil a new presidenf has Jrerim board has been John S. Rice. wifh Dr. Rob- been secured. 12 NS AND DEA REGISTRARS Dr. Seymour B. Dunn. +his year named Dean of GeHysburg College. has been carrying for He lasf fwo semes+ers +he responsibilify for +he general supervision of insfrucfion and discipline for GeHysburg College sfudenfs. and for Hue providing of counsel for +hem. Assisfing him are RobemL H. Fryling, Dean of Men, and Mar+ha S+orek. Dean o1c Women. who counsel Hue men and women s+uden+s in personal. social and aca- SEYMOUR B. DUNN Dean of the College demic maffers. Acfing as liaisons be+ween +he s+uden+s. adminis+ra+ion and faculfy. +hey also supervise func'rioning of He frafernify sysfem +hrough Hwe Infer-Fra+erni+y Council and Pan- Hellenic Council. The Regisfrar. Charles R. Wolfe. is +he inHial link befween H16 prospeche s+uden+ and H16 college. He is assisfed in +his capacify by Asso- ciafe Regisfrar John W. Shainline. CHARLES R. WOLFE Dean of Admissions and Regisfrar ROBERT H. FRYLING Dean of Men MARTHA STOREK Dean of Women 13 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Miss Mildred H. Harfze , Assisfanf +0 fhe Dean: Mrs. Rufh GroH. Recorder. DR. JAMES H. ALLISON Medical Direcfor JOHN W. SHAINLINE Associate Dean of Admissions and Registrar DOUGLAS WHITTAKER EARL E. ZIEGLER Dining Hall Manager Acting Business Manager lt- - $ - - - , E s - I s . - p NOT PICTURED ' MAX LEONARD ' Assistanf Business Manager HOUSEMOTHERS Sea+edz Miss Rufh Koser. Mrs. May H. Sorrick, Mrs. Hilda Hel- drich, Mrs. Mary Goodenow, Mrs. Winifred Terrel. Mrs. Anna F. Glaes. Shanding: Mrs. LoreHa V. Deafrick. Miss Florence Higgins, Mrs. Frances Dunn. Miss Winifred F. Campbell. Top Row: RICHARD A. ARMS GEORGE BOCK c. PAUL CESSNA WILLIAM C. DARRAH ADM . Direcfor of +he Summer Session . Booksfore Manager . . . .Alumni Secrefary . Direcfor of AduH' EducaHon Second Row: WILLIAM O. DUCK . . . . Direc+or of Guidance and Placemen+ EDWERTH E. KORTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chaplain JOHN H. KNICKERBOCKER . A . . . . . . . . . .Librarian JAMES I. TARMAN . . . . . . . . Direcfor of Public Relafions STRAT 15 THE BIOLOGY GeHysburg's biology depar+men+ begins wifh basic fundamenfals of flora and fauna for +he beginner. and progresses info more specific phases of man and beasf +0 provide sfudenfs wifh +he principles of general and comparafive biology. The deparfmemL also sfresses knowledge of science and ifs rela+ion +0 man Jroday. Seated: Kennefh V Gardner, M.S.; Earl Bowen, Ph.D., Head of Deparfmenf; Mary A. Graver. A.B.: Helen H. Darrah, M.S.; Harold H. MeSser, Ph.D. Sfanding: Roberf D. Barnes, Ph.D.; William C. Darrah, 3.5.; Marvin M. Hensley, Ph.D. CHEMISTRY A working knowledge in +heory and laborafory Jrech- nique 0 general. analyfical. organic. and physical chem- isfry for each chemisfry major is He aim of fhis deparf- menf. An emphasis is placed on Hwe personal develop menf of objecfive +hinking and logical inferprefafion of laborafory experimenfs +0 broaden +he s+udenf's powers of deducfive reasoning. Jack R. Corbin, B S.: Howard C. Long. Ph.D.. Head of Deoarfmenf; Richard T. Mara, Ph.D.; Theodore C. Daniels, A.B. Glenn S. Weiland, Ph.D.; Mary C. Albaugh, A.B.; C. Allen Sloa'r, Ph.D.; John B. Zinn. Ph.D.. Head of Daparfmenf. PHYSICS In a Held becoming more imporfamL and well-known in foday's world. Hue physics sfudenf will receive from Geffysburg's deparfmenf. mefhods of obiecfive +hinking and laborafory experimenfafion. From here he will pro- gress +0 rela+e principles of physics +0 problems of Hwe confemporary world and +0 correlafe Jrhe principles of Hwe science wifh relafed sciences. FACULTY MATHEMATICS By esfablishing a firm foundafion in mafhemafical principles and by offering a wide variefy of courses sfimulafing +0 +he calcula+ive mind, HIe deparfmenf hopes +0 aid sfudenfs planning graduafe sfudy. as well as ofhers. The courses are presenfed as aids +0 +he un- dersfanding of science and as a basis for feaching. M. Scuff Moorehead, Ph.D.; Robert H. Frylinq, M.S.; Richard A. Arms, Ph.D.. Head of Department; Albert W. Bufferfield, A.M. M Kenneth L. Smoke. Ph.D.. Head of Deparfmenf, John D. Shand, Ph.D.; Oli- Frank H. Kramer, Ph.D.. Head of Deparfmenf; Lesfer 0. Johnson' AM. var W. Heimrich, A.M. PSYCHOLOGY EDUCATION By probing info human +hough+s and acfions, and in Funcfioning +0 prepare s+uden+s for high school feach- analyzing by means of fexfbooks and pradical experience ing. +he educafion depar'rmemL provides classroom in- H'Ie abilifies and mofives of people. courses offered by sfrucfion in mefhods of feaching-avisual educa'rion. psy- Jrhe psychology deparfmenf provide We sfudenf wifh fhe chology. and +he principles of guidance. These are sup- principles of psychology as well as an undersfanding of plemenfed by pracfice- -+eaching af GeHysburg High himseht and Hue world abomL him. School during +he senior year. 17 THE GERMAN In order fo Jreach +he s+uden+ +0 read. wrife. and speak German wifh fluency, Jrhe deparfmenf offers gram- mar courses as well as advanced liferafure courses and an infensive sludy of Goefhe's Faust. Praclice is also given in composilion, conversafion, and in Jrhe inferpre- +afion of works. Seated: Ilse Langerhanss Lena Forfenbaugh, A.M. Sfand'ng: William K. Sundermeyerl Ph.D., Head of Department; Frederick C. Ahrens, PhsD. ENGLBH From lundamenfals of English grammar +0 Hie appre- ciafion of pas1L ancl confemporary liferary figures. +he English deparfmenl endeavors +0 broaden all aspecls of grammafical and li+erary knowledge. The deparfmemL also offers courses in creafive wrifing and speech, believing +ha+ proficiency in +hese are imporfanT in any field. Guillermo Barriga. M.A.; William L. Sanborn. Dr. D'Universiw; William D. Harlshorne, Jr.I A.M.: Albert Bachmans Ph.D.. Head of Deparfmenl; Herberf G. Hamme, A.Ms; Sigrid L. Lehnberqer, A.M.; Angel Franco, PhJD. fRVANLE Marie McLennand, A.M.; Kalhrine K. Taylor. A.B.; Francis C. Mason' Ph.D.; l James D. Pickering, A.M.; Freda Townsend, Ph.D,; Ralph Lindeman. A.Ms; R.chard B. Geyer. Fh.D., Head of Deparimenf; Joseph K. Wolfinger. A.M. Missing from picfure: Harry F. Bolich. A.M.; Jean A. Harfzell. A.B. ROMANCE LANGUAGES Spanish and French lilerafure as well as grammar courses are offered by Jrhe deparfmenl which aims +0 give +he sludenf a working knowledge of +he language upon which he is concenfraling. Classes in phonefics and conversalion are designed for +he advanced sfudenl' +0 encourage beHer expression and grea+er appreciafion of human values. FACULTY GREEK AND LATIN To insure a knowledge of Hue Greek language. Iifera- fure and hisfory, +he Greek deparfmemL offers a wide variefy of courses which are of special help +0 fhe pre- fheological sfudenf. Courses oHered by We La+in depar+men+ include +hose in Roman hisfory and philosophy as well as in classic works. Ernesf F. Krape, Frieda Jackson, A.M.; Frank H. Kramer, Ph.D.: William K. Sundermeyer, Ph.D., Head of Ar? Department Missing from picture: Par- ker B. Wagnild. A.M., Head of Music Deparfmenf; R. Henry Ackley, AsB.; Lois Kadel. M.SsM.; Virginia Barriga: J. Herbert Springer; Marie Budde, B.M.; E. Douglas Danielf, M.A. FINE ARTS To Jreach and broaden +he already acquired knowledge of music. He music depar+men+ gives s+uden+s courses in harmony. keyboard harmony, music his+ory, form. and analysis. as well as a course in choral conducfing and individual music lessons. Courses in drawing. painfing, poHery. and Hwe hisfory and appreciafion of anL offered by +he deparfmenf sfress +he imporfance of ar+ in cul+ure. William Frederick Shaffer. Ph.D., Head of Deparimenf John 6. Glenn. Ph.D., Head nf Depar'ment Carey Moors. A.B.: William C. Walfemeyer. Ph.D.. Head oi Department; Edwin Freed. RD; Harold A. Dunkelberger. Ph.Ds BIBLE Endeavoring +0 give fhe s+uden+ an undersfanding of Chrisfianify compared +0 ofher religions, as well as a reaIiza+ion of hisforical concern applied +0 moral and efhical sfandards. +he deparfmenf sfresses liferary, his- Jrorical. and religious appreciafion of +he world's greafesf book. is Paul R. Baird, A.M.; Philip Johnson. A.M.; George R. Larkin,' A.M.; Esther V. Howell, Ph.D.; Chester Jarvis, A.M.; Milfon L. Siokes, Ph.D.. Head of Deparimen'; Conway S. Williams, M.S. hDied January 2l, I956. SOCIOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY The funcfions of +he groups which make up sociefy. +heir habifs. and insfifufions, are Jrhe concern of Jrhe so- ciology deparfmenf. Book work is supplemenfed wifh educafionai field Jrrips. Bv confemplahng fhouths of +he philosophers of +he ages and by s+imula+ing +heore+ical discussions. +he phi- losophy deparfmemL affempfs +0 s+ir +he sfudenf in +he invesfigafion of +he fads and principles of reaiify. hu- man nafure. and conduct Fronf: Roberf Forfenbaugh. Ph.D., Head of Deparfmenf; Rober? L. Bloom. Ph.D. Back: Basil Crapsher. Ph.D.; Charles H. Glaffelfer, Ph.D. THE ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Organized wifh +he purpose of insfrucfing Jrhe sfudenf in +he iundamenfals fhaf guide large scale or localized economic behavior. economics courses give a back- ground in business adminisfrafion as well as applied eco- nomics. Designed +0 familiarize fhe sfudenf wi+h our coun- fry's polifical framework. Jrhe polifical science deparf- menf offers courses in preparaiion for responsible cifis zenszhip. W. Richard Schubarf. A.M.; Norman E. Richardson. Jr.I Ph.D., Head of Philosophy Deparfmenf. Heinz Langerhans, Ph.D.; M. Esfher Bloss' Ph.D.I Head of SOCioIogy De- parfrnenf. HISTORY Thaf his'rory is an imporfanf influence of man's fu+ure as well as a record of pasf civilizafions is +he dogma of +he his+ory depariment Courses are designed in +he be- Iieit +ha+ one may guide his life more infelligenHy if he has some concepfion of +he influence of pasf evenfs on human life. FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Healfh and Physical Educalion DeparfmemL offers a complefe +eachers' fraining program approved by The Pennsylvania S+a+e Depar+men+ of Educafion. Those en- rolled in Hue program, open +0 bofh men and women. musf mee+ all requiremenfs for fhe liberal arfs degree in addifion +0 courses required by +he deparfmenf. Sealed: Grace C. Kenney. A.M.; Henry Tl Bream. A.M., Head of Depart- menf; Faye Luckenbill. Ed.M. Standing: Clarence Barfholomew. Ed.D.; Mary Ann George. Secrefary 90 Mr. Bream; Eugene M. Haasy A.M.: John M. Yovicsin, M.S, Sealed: Capf. Vernon F, Hornig, 8.5.; Maior Karl C. Teufel; Lf. Col. Donald G. Williams, A.B.; Capt. Richard T, Andrews. A.B.; Capt Monroe D. Zariman. B.S. Standing: Sngf. Thomas G. Gimpel, NVng. James A. Walkerb MlSqf. Dan J. Warringfon, 559?, Thomas H. Lane, TlSqf. Joseph McCainn. AIR ROTC Dividing ifs program info lrwo courses. +he Air Force Reserve OHicers Training Corps begins by Jreaching fresh- men and sophomores a general basic course. Those who have complefed +he basic courses and show proficiency and leadership abililies are permiHed +0 enroll in fhe advanced courses. 21 8.5.; Maior Leonard O. Peferson. 8.5.; Capt Charles L. Anderson, 8.5, SPand- ing SFC Robert Jackson, MlSqf. John DeBorde, Jr., SFC Acie T. Marx- berry, NVSqf. Anthony J. Navickas. Sealed: Capt James M. Gridley, B.S.; Lt. Col. Eben R. Jones, ARMY ROTC Army ROTC'S courses include classroom lecfures. reci- +a+ions, seminars. and pracfical applicafion. Under +he General Milifary Science program. men parlicipafinq in fhe courses are deferred lrom Seleclive Service induc- Jrion unfil gradua+ion so long as +hey meef all depaer menfal regulalions and sfandards. BOOSTER CLUB Firsf Row: Larry Gaenxle, Milton UmbenhouorI Bob Haar. Second Rnw: .Iana Banan Rnherf Philson. Jack Black, Helen Bag- doyan, Grace Wagner. Lee Hibbard. Third Row: Sue Volh, Jeanneife Zulick. Jane Bannister, Ginny Lammey, Sue Gibble, Sandra Schildnechf. Shirley Cashman. Fourth Row: Russell Bower. Joan Shimkus. Jean Eckerf. Lyn Zwahl. Joy Sieidle, Don- na Deiberf, Phyllis Ball. Leddie Smifh. Fiffh Row: Paf Sfoner. Shirley Bollinqer. Fran Haldoman, Margie Schuler, Joan Renfer. Carolyn Close. Sixfh Row: Nancy Hunfsberger. Maryallen Relnsmifh, Eunio Elwood. Barrie Hoffman, Bikle Hoen- niger, Lyn Trainer, John Beniamin. Seventh Row: Margie KinRfrifk, Sue Sfeinbach. Diane Shaffer. Diane Craine. Nancy Wahaus. Bruce Hamilfnn, Rush Barr. Eighth Row: Ken Alexan der. Ed Bachman' Ken Andersoni Jack Richard, Ron Ford, Fred Weiser. Ninth Row: Carol Birchfeld, Sally Shirk, Bilsy Owens. Jeannette Woodrow, Debbie Sfelfzer. Slimulafing college spiril and increasing afhlefic in- feresf wifhin +he eruclemL body are +he main Tuncfions of Boosfer Club. l+ sponsors pep rallies and publicizes afhlefic evenfs and olher school funcfions. hoping +0 in- crease alfendance aJr +hese evenfs. This club also sup- porfs fhe cheerleaders. ll holds Jrhe annual Floaf Parade during Homecoming lWeekend. Concession slands af +he foolball and +he bas- kefball games provide money +0 pay for publicify and some major proiecf which will beneihL +he enfire college. During +his coming summer. Boosfer Club will help +0 build a new press box. Top to boHom: Jan Sachs, Wayne Ewing, Margie SchulerI Allene Brown, Winnie tharnr. Noll Hannina. The peppiesf cheerleading squad ever is responsible for Jrhe spirif af +he pep rallies. send offs. Tloal parades. and all home and away Toolball and baskelball games. Anyone who has been al Gellysburg for one year is eli- gible +0 fry oul Tor Hie varsify squad. Each spring. fry- oufs for varsify cheerleading are held. The freshmen squad is chosen by The varsify cheerleaders. several members of +he facully. ancl Jrhe presidenl of Boosler Club in Jrhe early fall. Keys are awarded To each senior cheerleader for fwo years of service by +he Boosl'er Club. CHEERLEADERS Dawn Burg 1hrills crowd wiih Flaming bafon. 'Burgians ouf for fooiball pep raIly. PEP RALLIES Five Jrimes Hwis year sfuden+s gafhered in back of Old Dorm or in +he sfands af +he foofball field +0 cheer for +he GeHysburg Bullefs and spirif Jrhem on +0 vicfory. Brithy colored flares provided +he th+ for +hese evenfs while +he band played and Dawn Burg +hrilled +he crowds wi'rh her spinning ba+on. ShonL pep falks were given by +he coaches and members of +he +eam. and Jrhe cheer- leaders led Cheers $or +he feam. The singing of +he Alma Mafer climaxed each pep rally. Coeds and +heir dams enioy Dorm Dance. DORM DANCE GeHysburg's sophisficafed version of Sadie Hawkins' Day was held Safurday, November 5. in Jrhe gymnasium wifh Wayne Fleck and his Sfar- dusfers providing +he dance music. An annual event sponsored by +he Women's Sfudenf Governmenf and under +he direcfion of Jrhe sophomore coeds. Jrhe Dorm Dance H115 year was set +0 +he +heme. Heaven Sent The efhereal afmosphere was creafed wifh a can- opy-sky of deep blue crepe paper Hacked wifh glif- Jrering silver s+ars. Pink clouds suspended from Jrhe ceiling Hoafed over +he dancers while pasfel an- gels lined fhe walls. Chaperons for +he evening were Dr. and Mrs. Norman E. Richardson and Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Mara. 23 THE COLLEGE BAND Firs? Row: Sara Schneider, John Basahore. Euqene Alexander. Joe Koon. John Leidich, Judy Lehn, OdeHe Schwager. Jean Hummer, Jack Katinsky. Second Row: Helen Berkey, Ron Bradbury, Janet Lowrey, KiHy Baker, War- ren Buckler, Joe Gonlales, Ada Kreider, Sally Africa. Bob McClarin. Leh- ner Biddle, Tom McDougal. Third Row: Dave Sheeh, Fred Shisler. Arloe The Geffysburg College Band began +he I955-56 seae son wifh increased en+husiasm. increased personnel. and a new look. Under Hie direcfion of Mr. E. Douglas DanfeH. Hue new full fime direcfor. +he band worked hard and results were immediafe. Once +he sfudenfs began arriving on campus an in- fensive drive for members was puf info operation and consequenfly Jthe marching band mainfained fiHy mem- bers in ifs ranks +hroughhou+ foofball season wifh a re- serve of Jfen bandsmen. The number of maioreHes was also increased from +hree +0 Hve. Olson, Jack McGaughy. Bob Goldner, Duane Searles, Ron Paul, Mary Carl- son. Earle Bower, Baa Spoffcrd. Fourth Row: EvereH May, Bill Whine , Bill Maine, Ginny Kressmane Jerry Rhoads. Larry Biddle. Guy Edmiston, Nancy Husbands. Sfandinq: Ed Bachman. Wali Sell, Jeanne Scott. Joyce Hamm, Wayne Fleck. E. Douglas Danie , Director. Band forms D in honor of Delaware faam Wifh iusf fwo marching pracfices each week +he band was hard-pressed for Hme bmL was able fo learn +he infri- cafe roufines creafed and direcfed by drill masfer. Mr. Oliver W. Helmrich. Af +he end of four weeks +he band Jrraveled +0 +he Hershey Rofary Bowl for 3+5 debut Wifh new uniforms of dark blue and iusf a liHle orange frim if presenfed a sfriking appearance. The show feafured eye- cafching drills and formafions and a specfacular perform- ance by +he new head majoreffe. Dawn Burg. In fhe en- suing weeks +he band. for +he firs+ fime. performed af every foofball game. following +he Bullefs +0 +he Buck- neH. Albrighf. Muhlenberg, Delaware. and Wesfern Mary- land games. Highlighfs of +he season were +he Dads' Day Show and +he Homecoming show which feafured Jrhe combined ranks of +he Band and +he Air Force and Army R.O.T.C. drill feams in a complicafed drill. The Band parficipafed in +he Fa+hers' Da Program. +he half hour Chrisfmas Eve show recorded or nafionwide presenfafion over +he Mufual Broadcasfing Nefwork. +he Chapel Chrisfmas Program. May Day. and several pa- rades. Officers of +he band +his year were: Jeanne ScoH. President Bill Maine. Vice-presidenf; Georgianna Borne- man and Ada Louise Kreider. Secrefaries: Bill WhiH'en. Treasurer: Judy Lehn, Librarian: Ada Louise Kreider and Jean Hummer, Assisfanf Librarians: Bob McClarin. Band Manager. Mr. Danfelf leads band in affernoon marching prache MAJORETTES Barbara Berke. Lois Winneberqer, Dawn Burg, Bonnie Bankerf. Kae Meyer. Specfafors EHiOY intermission break. Firsi Row: Ron Brandi. Dave Lichfenfeld, Don Hailey, Bruce Pieper, Jess Randall Bill Morro. Chuck Sferns. Dave Heirick, Frank Capitani. Second Rnw- Charlie Naus. Charles Dolphini Bill Ward, Joe Robinski. Fred Alleva, Chile Heverly, Bill Morrow, Frank Gagliardi, Co-capf.; Ernie Palisxewski. Wifh April comes John Yovicsin's call for +he annual spring pracfice. FOOTBALL Coach John Yovicsin's I955 grid machine. sparked by senior co-capfains Sheldon Yingsf and Frank Gag- liardi, wenf +hrough a rugged schedule wi+h an impres- sive record of six wins and fwo losses af +he end of +he season. This marked +he fourfh sfraighf year +ha+ Yovic- sin has furned ouf a winning combinafion and he now has hiked his Geffysburg foofball record +0 25 vicfories and nine defeafs. Yingsi and Gagiiardi. bofh of whom were playing Jrheir Jrhird and iinal year for +he Bullefs. were named 'ro +he second Jream all-sfafe squad while sophomore full- back Frank Capifani gained +he honorable men+ion Iisf. Yingsf gained furfher recogniHon when he was also named on +he honorable menfion Iier of +he ail-eas+ Jream. In acidifion Yingst +he rugged cenfer. was placed on +he mid-bracke+ All-American firmL feam while Gagiiardi. Capifani. and Bill Ward. end. gained honorable men- fion. Two o+her Bullefs gained recognifion by being placed on +he unsung hero lisf. Jerry Harrell was picked for his oufsfanding line play when +he Geffysburg eleven was in +he process of defeaiing LafayeHe for +he firsiL Stan Musser, Mike Wierman. Peppy Swope. Third Row: John Yovicsin. Head Coach; Rome Capozi. Sheldon Yingsf, Co-Cap?.; Larry Davies. Jim Soliesz. Barry DeSatnick, Ed Brown, Ron Lance, Barry AHig. Jack Ridinqer, Bob Lebo, Abbie Pinqafore. Dick Lewandowski. Gene Haas. Line Coach; J'm SEASON '56 fime since I946. Lafe in +he final quarfer. +he shor+ guard from Long Island bursf +hrough +he Leopard line +0 block an aHempfed LafayeHe Held goal which preserved Jrhe precious l5-l4 Jrriumph. Mike Duke was named +0 fhe covefed lis1L as a resulf of his fine running againsf Muh- lenberg. The senior halfback from Green Lane Jrallied fwice as Jrhe Bullefs won. 53-l4. Capifani led +he Bullefs in rushing wi+h a 7.7 yards per carry average. Bruce Pieper. shiHy halfback from Union Cify, Pennsylvania. was second wifh 6.3 while Gag- liardi was +hird wifh 5.5. Gagliardi also complefed 30 passes for 499 yards and five fouchdowns. Pieper led +he pass cafchers, snaring eigh+ for I40 yards and Jrhree Jrallies. No menfion of Geffysburg foofball can be properly made wifhomL recall of fhe scinfillafing play of +he for- ward wall. In addifion +0 Yingsf. Ward, and Harrell. ofher anemen including Barry AHig. Bucky Kempfon. Barry De Safnick, Frank Eckerf. Dick Lewandowski. Fred Alleva, and Arf Hendley played excellenf ball fhroughouf Jrhe en+ire campaign +0 keep GeHysburg's average more Hun commendable. Lenfz, Freshman Coach. Fourfh Row: Al Curryl Ar? Hendley, Bob Barkley. Bucky Kempkzn, Jerrr Harrells Dick Ford, Dick Hammeff, Ber? Avis, Dave 5. Graybill. Dick Junqe man. Mike Duka, Frank Eckerf, Jim Kauffman, Don Har- Queen of fhe Tin Cup Game, Sandy Pyle. poses wifh oufsfanding player of 'fhe game. Frank Gagliardi. GETTYSBURG..........27 BUCKNELL............ 6 GeHysburg opened ifs season on chober l by down- ing arch-rival Bucknell. 27-6. in +he annual Chocolafe Bowl game a+ Hershey Sfadium before 7.000 fans. Gef- fysburge sparked by Jrhe running of Frank Capifani. ground ouf 363 yards while limifing Bob Ford and his Bison feammafes f0 6 nef gain of 228 yards. Capifani, playing in his firsf varsif game, fallied +hree Jrimes and also played a fine degensive game from his Hnebacker posi- fion. Affer a Bucknell score in +he inHial quarfer. GeHysburg came back +0 fally fwice in +he same period. CapH'ani garnering bofh on runs of 25 and 34 yards. The Bullefs were sfalled unfil +he final quarfer when Gagliardi hif Capifani wifh a shorf pass and +he Iaffer sfreaked 44 yards for a +hird score. Mike Duka added +he final +ouch- down. racing nine yards affer grabbing a pass from Jim SoHesz. Lebo goes ou+ of bounds agains+ Bucknell. BUCKNELL vs GETTYSBURG ALBRIGHT vs GETTYSBURG Pieper s+opped after a gain againsf F 8: M in fhe season Final. GETTYSBURG----.---.-.46 ALBRIGHT............ 6 Coach John Yovicsin's charges snared +heir second win on chober 8. walloping Albrighf. 46-6. before 9.000 fans in +he annual Prefzel Bowl game af Reading. Bruce Pieper Jrallied Jrhe firsf fouchdown. darfing I5 yards affer faking a pi+ch-ou+ from Frank Gagliardi. Gagliardi nofched fhe nexf score. sneaking over from +he one +0 climax a 70-yard drive. Fullback Bob Lebo. who was named +he oufsfanding operafive for GeHysburg. fallied fwice in +he second pe- s K; riod +0 run +he counf +0 26-0. The Orange and Blue com- plefed +he rouf in +he second half. nofching +wo scores in Jrhe +hird quarfer and one in +he fourfh. During +he second ,5! , x 4 ; 1 6 half. Pieper sprinfed 64 yards for +he firsf Jrouchdown. A s . w a K ; Frank Capifani pranced 52 yards for Jrhe nexf. and Dave van: 3. e Kt Hefrick complefed Jrhe scoring by racing I8 yards wi+h s :a. y , . an infercep'red pass for +he final fally. 28 GETTYSBURG...........I8 LEHIGH.............2I GeHysburg dropped ifs firsf game o1c Jrhe season on chober l5. losing a heartbreaking 2I-I8 decision +0 +he Lehigh Engineers before a parfisan crowd of 5.000 Fafher's Day fans on +he local field. Geffysburg was +he firsf +0 score in +he opening period when Frank Gag- Iiardi wenf over from +he one following +he recovery of a Lehigh fumble by Bruce Pieper on +he visifors' l4. The Bullefs scored again in Jrhe second quarfer when Gag- liardi connecfed wifh Bob Lebo on a 5l-yard pass play. Lehigh's Bob Naylor grabbed Jrhe following kickoff and raced 87 yards +0 score. Bill Doremus added +he kick +0 close +he gap +0 I2-7. Frank Capi+ani added +he nex+ Bullef score wi+h a I4 yard dash for anofher six poinfs. Dick Molan added +he nexf Lehigh score lafe in +he +hird period when he plunged over from fhe fwo following a 65-yard drive. Wifh less +han +hree minufes remaining. Lehigh scored +he winning +ouchdown when Naylor skirfed righf end from +he 20 yard line. LEH IGH vs MUHLENBURG GETTYSBURG...........53 MUHLENBERG..........M On +he following Safurday +he Bullefs jumped back info +he win column wifh a rousing 53-I4 friumph over Muhlen- berg before 5.000 Mule Homecoming fans af Allenfown. Muhlenberg. leading I4-0 wifh less +han Jrwo minufes +0 play in +he firsf half. was suddenly paral zed by a relenf- less Geffysburg aHack which feafurecr +he running of Frank Gagliardi. Frank Capifani. and Mike Duka. Gag- liardi opened +he fireworks by racing down +he sidelines 80 yards on a keeper play and Jim Solfesz added the poinf via a conversion. Affer Frank Eckerf recovered a Mule fumble on he hosfs' 24-yard line, Gagliardi flipped a shorf pass +0 Bruce Pieper who ran 20 yards +0 +he end zone. A conversion by Dave Lichfenfeld deadlocked +he counf af I4. Duke and Dan Hailey each scored fwice while Capifani and Arf Hendley bagged one fally each as +he Bullefs con- +inued +heir comeback in Jrhe second half. Capiiani sfopped short of goal againsf +he Lehigh Engineers. G ETTY'SBlJRG VS GETTYSBURG Avis gefs punf away as rushers close in. 29 $0 , x Bullefs grind ou't shorf gain againsi F 8: M. LAFAYETTE DELAWARE Capi'rani scores againsf Bucknell ai' Hershey sfadium. VS VS 3O GETTYSBURG...........IS LAFAYETTE............I4 In +he mos1L suspenseful baHle sfaged on Jrhe local grid- iron in several years, +he Bullefs squeaked by +he Lafay- eHe Leopards. I5-I4. before 5,000 Homecoming fans. The fremendous play of +he GeHysburg forward line chiefly accounfed for Jrhe vicfory. Early in +he firsf quar- Jrer Bruce Pieper. who previously had a 40-yard fouch- down iaunf nullified by a penaHy, caughf a pass from Frank Gagliardi and raced m yards br +he firsf GeHys- burg score. H required only six plays for +he visi+ors +0 fake +he lead as Dick Dion plunged over from Jrhe one +0 climax a 74-yard drive. Geffysburg sfarfed ifs second scoring drive early in +he second quarfer following a l7-yard punf re- Jrurn by Mike Duka +0 +he LafayeH'e 27. Four plays lafer Pieper broke off Ieff Jrackle for Jrhe score. Jim Solfesz. who had missed fwo revious exfra poinf aHempfs. calmly boo+ed a I7-yard ield goal lafe in +he +hird quarfer fo up +he GeHysburg margin +0 l5-7. Affer a +hird period Leopard score, Jrhe Bullef line sfopped +he visifors +0 preserve fhe narrow margin of vicfory. GETTYSBURG GETTYSBURG GETTYSBURG--.-------- 0 DELAWARE............35 Geffysburg was handed ifs worsf defeaf in several campaigns on November 5 when Jrhe Bulle+s bowed. 36-0. +0 Dave Nelson's Delaware Blue Hens af Newark. Dela- ware. before 7.000 Jfans. Plagued by injuries +0 such key performers as co-capfains Sheldon Yingsf and Frank Gagliardi. +he Bullefs were never able +0 sfarf any+hing resembling an offense againsf +he fired-up Delaware line. Delaware fook an early 2-0 lead when Gagliardi was Jmapped in his own end zone while aH'emering +0 pass. The Blue Hens fook +he following kickoff and immediafely drove for Jrhe score which upped +he counf +0 9-0. Full- back Andy Wagner garnered +hree scores while Bob Hooper and Dick Jerome each fallied once +0 complefe +he rout GETTYSBURG...........34 WESTERN MARYLAND . . . . . . 7 Coach John Yovicsin's feam. opera+ing wi'H'10u1L +he services of veferans Sheldon Yings1L and Frank Gagliardi. had liHle frouble geHing back info +he win column on November l2 as Wesfern Maryland was smafhered. 34-7 af Wesfminsfer. Frank Capifani opened +he scoring in Hue firsf period when he ran over from fhe seven following a fumble re- covery by Bucky Kempfon on +he Terror 29. The locals increased +heir margin +0 l4-O several minufes lafer on a pass play from Jim Solfesz +0 Bill Ward covering 62 yards. Geffysburg Ieff +he field of halffime wifh a 27-0 lead as a resulf of fwo second-quarfer Jrouchdowns. Chike Heverly scored +he firsf on a 3-yard sneak while Ernie Paliszewski sped 82 yards wifh a kickoff for Jrhe second fally. Capifani complefed +he scoring by prancing 60 yards for +he fiHh fouchdown in H10 +hird quar+er. Dulla carries a Solfesz pass info Hue end zone againsf Bucknell. WESTERN MARYLAND vs GETTYSBURG FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL vs GETTYSBURG Alleva affempfs +0 grab a Gagliardi pass againsi Lehigh. GETTYSBURG...........46 FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL . . . 0 Halfback Bruce Pieper and cenfer Sheldon Yingsf sparked +he BuHeJrs +0 a 46-0 rouf of Franklin and Marshall on November 19 as GeHysburg rang down fhe curfain on flue I955 season. Pieper gained l05 yards on five car- ries and scored Jrwo Jrouchdowns while Yingsf set up Hares fallies wi+h a key block. an infercepfed pass. and a fumble recovery. Senior quarferback Jim Solfesz opened Hue scoring on snow-covered Eddie Plank Field in Hue Hrsf quarfer by going over from +he one +0 cap an 80-yard drive. Gef- fysburg scored +wo more firsf-half Jrouchdowns. Frank Capifani going 35 yards for +he firsf while Pieper scored +he second on a pass from Solfesz. GeHysburg complefed +he one-sided confesf in fhe second half as Mike Duke. Bill Morrow. Bob Lebo. and Pieper each fallied once. 31 Firs!i Row: Bob Millerl John Henschen, Jim Biehl, John Farquhari Captain Bob Senff, Felix Fernandel. Ed Marsden. Bob Drennen. Sezond Row: Coach Bob Davie: Fred Fuhrmeisfer. Tom Crain. Lou Weislogel, Dave Byrne. Dave Kessler. Dick Katmman, Bob Gemmill, Dalton Bushey. Under Jrhe +u+eiage of Coach Bob Davies. who made his debu+ af +he helm of +he Bulle+ boofers. Jrhe GeHys- burg College soccer +eam posfed a 2-8 record for Jrhe season. Graduafion losses and lack of experience were overcome wi'rh husfle and deferminaJrion as +he squad embarked on a rugged schedule which included such per- ennial powers as Tempie. Johns Hopkins. and Franklin and Marshall. plus fradifionai rivals Bucknell, Lehigh. and Wesfern Maryland. The boofers Jrraveled +0 Eiizabeihfown for +heir ini+ial encoun+er and came ouf on +he shoriL end of a 3-l score. Sophomore Ed Marsden saved a BulleiL shufouf wifh a second quarfer goal. Confinuing on +he road. GeHys- burg losf a hearfbreaker +0 a fine Johns Hopkins feam 2-l. The Buliefs fell behind 20 a+ Hie half. buf despife a fre- 32 mendous second half comeback were able +0 garner only one score. Lehigh became +he firs? Bullei vicfim of +he season as +he Engineers fell 2-l as +he Bulle'rs made +heir firsf home appearance before a large Fafher's Day crowd. Sophomore John Farquhar gave indicafion of brighfer for+unes in +he fufure as he kicked +wo firsf hahc goals +0 give Jrhe Bullefs a lead +hey never relinquished. Par- Jricularly oufsfanding was +he Bullef defense which dis- played fine feamwork in +hwar+ing Lehigh +hrea+s Iafe in +he game. A frip below +he Mason-Dixon line proved unsuccess- iul as Washingfon College edged +he Bullet squad 1-0. The Shoremen scored early and +hen +hrew up a fine de- fense +0 profecf +heir slim margin. Goals by Farquhar vw.m AughN . $3 mmm wag - Pracfice goal in ?he making! and capfain Bob SenH were no+ enough as Bucknell's Bisons downed +he Bullefs 5-3 on +he home field. Taking +0 +he road once more. GeHysburg Jrurned in ifs besf showing oh +he year and upsef a highly favored Franklin and Marshall feam 2-0. The Bullefs opened fasf wifh +wo firsf period goals. and +hen played a greaf defensive game +hroughou+ +he confesf +0 hold Jrhe Dip- loma+s scoreless. Confinuing on +he road. +he Bullefs boofers proved no mafch for Drexel Tech as +he home +eam defeafed Jrhe Orange and Blue 6-3. The Drexel boofers scored freeiy In every period +0 build up a safe margin and send Jrhe BuHefs +0 +heir fif'rh defeat The Green Terrors of Wesf- ern Maryland were +he nex1L Bullef opponent and GeHys- burg frailed from +he beginning +0 go down +0 ifs sixfh loss by a 5-3 score. Action in fhe G-Burg-Lehigh game. Coach Bob Davies wifh soccer capfain Bob Sen . In +he hnal home appearance of +he season for +he Bullefs. Wilkes College held off a lafe GeHysburg rally +0 edge +he Orange and Blue eleven 3-2. Traveling +0 Philadelphia for Jrhe final game of Jrhe season. +he Bulle1L boofers fell +0 5 sfrong Temple eleven 2-0. Parficularly oufsfanding during fhe season was +he sfal- warf play of capfain Bob SenH. Laverne Cook. and Fred Fuhrmeisfer. Also coming in for praise were sophomores John Farquhar and Dave Byrne. 5 sfandomL goalie. The fresh boofers. alfhough dropping a pair of decisions +0 Mercersburg. showed promise for nexwL year. Henschen aHempfs +0 recover ball ior GeHysburg. VARSITY HOCKEY TEAM Firs? Row: Judy Schaub. Nancy Hoodl Lou Moyer, Kafhy Naus. Ann Sfefser. Becky Sloterbeck, Phyllis Hicks. Second Row: Marilyn Shalick. Jean Brown, Bar- bara Lee, Carol Willis, Judy Albrighv. Anlena Van Arfsdelen. Coach Kenney. WOM BulleHes abouf 30 score goal. E N'S HOCKEY The franquilify of summer was broken by +he crack of wooden sficks and 1'he whi+e flash of speeding balls as +he long-awaifed hockey season dawned on +he GeHys- burg College campus. This year Coach Kenney's Jrunic- clad Varsify BulleHes and +he Junior Varsi+y feam, under +he capable direcfion of Miss Faye Luckenbill, challenged fourfeen feams, finishing wifh a 7-7 record. Togefher +hey +allied 32 goals compared +0 +he opponenfs' 28. The average score per game for +he G-burg Iassies was 2.4 goals. Journeying +0 Harrisburg. +he Orange and Blue drop- ped +he season's opener 3-0 +0 Jrhe Harrisburg Hockey Club. A slippery held made passing difficult and +he BulleHes were held scoreless. The G-burg eleven fell in+o Jrhe loss column again by bowing +0 a score of 3-2 +0 an aggressive Lock Haven host Traveling +0 foreign +erri- fory once more +he BulleHes earned +heir firsf vic+ory by overpowering Elizabefhfown 4-2. Miss Luckenbill's pro- Jreges played +heir inifial game and came +hrough wifh anofher defeaf for E-+own 4-0. Fafher's Day Weekend found bo+h +he Varsify and J.V. clubs pentemL hosfesses Jroasfing +he fafhers wiJrh 6-I and I-O wins respec+ively. and +hus defeafing +he Wilson College aggregafions. Alfhough +he Millersville +eam emerged vicforious 2-l. +he J.V.'s frounced +he Maraud- ers bringing +heir Jrally f0 Jrhree wins and no losses. The G-burg lassies displayed +heir Jralenfs in +he encounfer wi+h Temple, bu+ +he excepfional Orange and Blue Jream- work lacked power and +he BulleHes were able +0 fire only one goal. leaving Jrhe score 5-l. Eas+ Sfroudsburg played hos+ +0 +he GeHysburg squad and deahL a l-O defeat The BulleHe squads liferally crippled +he Shippensburg feams when bofh Jrhe Varsify and J.V. squads charged +hrough Jrhe opponenfs' defense +0 produce 3-I vic+ories. The official season closed wifh Ursinus College defeafing fhe BulleH'es 6-2 a+ +he final whisfle. AHhough +he Junior Varsify squad Jrerminafed ifs sea- son wifh a 3-l loss +0 Lebanon Valley College. if ended Jrhe year wi+h four wins and one loss. a record of com- mendable significance for +he second season of J.V. hockey. Individual players compefed for posifions on +he +wo Cenfral Pennsylvania Team Jrournamenfs held a+ Bucknell and Shippensburg. and +he Mid-Easf fournamenf af PiHsburgh. Nine girls fraveled +0 Jrhe Bucknell fourna- menf. eighf +0 +he fournamenf af Shippensburg. and six J.V. HOCK EY TEAM Firs! Row: Orlice Pierson, Connie Noerr. Marie Leonard, Alice Klewer, Jane? Lowrey. Second Row: Coach Luckenbill, Sissy Higginsl Jean Foellner, Kae Meyer. Naomi Dungan. Allen: Brown, Phyllis Wagner. Zoe Machamer. Ball goes oui of bounds af opponenfs' goal +0 +he Piffsburgh Jrournamenf. Arlene Van Ar+sclalen was successful af PiHsburgh. enabling her f0 compefe as a member of +he Mid-Eas+ Second Team af Wilson. scene of +he Nafional Hockey Tournament 35 Teke dragon inches past Homecoming crowd. HOMECOMIN lnfermiHenf showers did n01L dampen Jrhe spiri+s oi Geffysburgians. pas+ and present who packed +he Ed- die Plank Memorial Sfadium +0 view +he Buileis' I5-l4 vic- Jrory over +he LafayeHe Leopards on Homecoming Week- end. Alpha Tau Omega +ook firsf place in +he floaf parade wi+h Le+'s Uncork a Viciory. As +he cork was shof from Jtheir green champagne boHle. confeHi was scaf- +ered info +he huge cockfail glass placed +0 +he rear of +he floaf diredly under The +il+ed boHle. Second honors wen+ +0 Phi Kappa Psi. ceiebrafing +he hundredfh year of ifs founding. The +heme of +he floaf was l855-I955 and S+iH Growing feafuring a replica of Miller Hall. builf ATO hires firs? prize wiih float Homecoming alums crowd sfonds despife GeHysburg rain. G WEEKEND in I882 on +he campus and which Jroday is +he oldesf ac- five frafernify house in +he counfry. During +he half Jrime. +he GeHysburg College Band and +he Army and Air ROTC Drill Jreams combined +0 +hrill specfafors wi+h precision marching. In honor of all +he alums present +he Band played There's No Place Like Home. Following +he game. recepfions were held in +he various fra+ernify houses and sororify rooms. Alums broughiL back their spouses. children. and news of ofher grads for an old-fime G-burg gei-fogefher. A worship service in Chrisf Chapel on Sunday morning broughiL +he Home- coming weekend +0 a close. Phi Psi's second place flea? emphasixes ceniennial The college turns out in full force +0 welcome Presidenf Eisenhower. IKE When Presidenf Dwighf D. Eisenhower. members of Jrhe Whife House Sfaff. and over HHy press represenfafives came +0 Geffysburg lasf November '2, newspaper headlines all over +he world read. GeHysburg, Capifol oh +he Unifed Sfafes. Thaf day marked +he beginning of six weeks of infensive nafionwide publicify which af- fecfed bofh +he fown and +he College. Needing a large room in a building sef aparf from fraffic and sfreef noises. felevision oHicials accepfed +he College's offer +0 use fhe main office of fhe College presidenf in GlaHeHer Hall. College iournalis'rs were given +he unprecedenfed opporfunify of mingling wi+h repor+ers acknowledged as fhe bes1L in American profes- sional news wrifing. Reporiers aHend press conference in local press room. COMES H0 The Presidenf poses for sfudenf phoiographers before enharing his femporary ?elevision broadcasfing sfudio in GIaHeHer Hall. ME TO G-BURG Volunfeers from Jrhe Sfudenf Senafe served as ushers af each press conference. Their dufies were +0 admif only +hose wifh accredifed cards and +0 keep ouf +he mob of specfafors. During +ha+ six-week period GeHys- burgians were seeing +hemselves in movie and felevision newsreels and on +he 190mL pages of every Jrop newspa- per in +he counfry. On one occasion a member of +he GeHysburgian and Mr. John Rice, presidenf o1c +he Inferim Commiffee, debafed Jrhe possibilify of Mr. Eisenhower's becoming presidenf of +he College should he nof seek reelecfion. This debafe was filmed and lafer viewed on Jrelevision as a short The press, dudenfs, and cifizens awaif +he arrival of governmenf dignitaries. Top: Coeds greef visifing parenfs on Fafher's Weekend. BoHom: Cheerleaders and fresh cheer feam on to Field before Fa+her's Day game. b Crowd sees feam prepare for fhe Dad's Day encounfer wifh Lehigh. FATHER'S WEEKEND A memorable weekend for G-Burg fafhers be- gan on chober l5 wifh a visiJr +0 classes. fol- lowed by hockey and soccer games. The nexf highlighf of +he weekend broughf foofball fans +0 +he sfands +0 view a +hrilling game wifh Le- high. +he Engineers defeafing +he Bulle+s by a score of 2H8. On Safurday evening parenfs and sfudenfs gafhered in +he gym for +he an- nual Fafher's Day assembly. The Fa+her of +he Year Award was presen+ed +0 John A. Apple. a graduafe of He class of I9 I 9. by Dick Hocken- bury. On Sunday morning frumpefers heralded s+uden+s and +heir families +0 a worship service in Chrisf Chapel. concluding GeHysburg's 33rd annual Fafher's Weekend. Dick Hockenbury presenfs Fafher of H19 Year award'fo Mr. John A. Apple. Howard Beagle. His+orian; Mike Morgan, Vice-Presiden+; Bob Smifh. Presidenh Jean Charuhas, Secrefary; Jim O'Brien. Treasurer. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Firsf Row: JOHN M. ABERNATHY . . .R .......... Noflingham. Pa. . D. 2 WARREN B. ADAMS .............. Paulsboro, N. J. 203 West Broad Sheet SALLY ANN AFRICA .............. Huntington, Pa. 629 Warm Springs Avenue JUDITH ALBRIGHT ................ Havertown. Pa. 329 Fairlamb Avenue Second Row: EUGENE R. ALEXANDER ............ Cumberland, Md. Roufe 2. Box MI SANDRA M. AMUNDSEN ............. Tenafly, N. J. 35 Benjamin Road EDWARD M. ANDREWS. JR ........... Crum Lynne. Pa. 332 Soufh Morris Avenue VINCENT P. ANNICHIARICO ........ Dobbs Ferry. N. Y. 72 Main Street Third Row: JAY G. BANCROFT .............. Haddonfield, N. J. 50l Tavistock Boulevard GERALD D. BARNES ........... Aruba, Northwesf Indies Box I2. Lago Colony RUSH C. BARR ................ Conshohocken. Pa. 204 East l3fh Avenue WILLIAM M. BARTHOLET .......... New York 27. N. Y. 423 Wes? l20fh Street Fourfh Row: WAYNE BAUMGARDNER ............ Taneyfown, Md. 2l5 East Balfimore Sfreef HOWARD T. BEAGLE ............. Prospect Park, Pa. I003 Lafayeffe Avenue BENJAMIN C. BEAL .............. Finsburgh 38. Pa. l8 Coral Drive ARTHUR A. BECK ................. Glenolden, Pa. 3A Glen Avenue Fiffh Row: CHARLES A. BECK ............... Wasiernport. Md. 325 Maryland Avenue HELEN L. BERKEY ................ Waynesboro, Pa. 125 Garfield Avenue RONALD B. BERKLITE ............. Waynesboro, Pa. 431 West Main Street WILLIAM B. BETZ .................. Sunbury, Pa. I40 Norfh Ilfh Sheet Sixih Row: LEHNER K. BITTLE ................ Harrisburg, Pa. 5526 Norfh Avenue CYNTHIA E. BLACK .............. West Chesfer. Pa. 937 PoHsdown Pike C. LYNNE BONNEY ............... Harrisburg, .Pa. 33l Wiconisco Street BARBARA A. BORKE ............ New Cumberland, Pa. 530 Harding Sfree? Seven+h Row: CHARLES L. BOSE ................... York. Pa. l004 Soufh Pine Sfreef ANNA K. BOSTWICK ................ Fairfield, Pa. WILLIAM H. BRANDT ............ Mochanicsburg, Pa. I9 Easf Marble Sfreef LOIS A. BROBST ................... Telford, Pa. 4 North Main Sfreef Firsf Row: GEORGE H. BROOKS ................ Lebanon. Pa. 20 E559 High Street THOMAS W. BROWN .............. Fawn Grove. Pa. ELLEN G. BUCHANAN ............. Philadelphia, Pa. 2342 Norfh Lawrence Sfreef BENJAMIN C. BUCKLEY ............. Rosalie, N. J. 472 Chester Place PATRICIA A. BUFFETT ................ Media. Pa. Beatfv Road DAWN BURG .................... Red Lion, Pa. I32 Wesf Broadway SHIRLEY A. BURKERT ............ Balfimore 29, Md. 370 Marydell Road a Firsf Row: RUTH A. CLEGG ............... Philadelphia l6. Pa. IO? Averhill Avenue JOHN L. E. CLUBBE ............. New York 21. N. Y. 204 East 72nd Sheet JOHN R. COCHRAN ................ Alfoona, Pa. 2307 Fourfh Avenue WILLIAM P. CONWAY ............. Bronxville, N. Y. 88 Parkway Road TIM S. COUSINS ................ Ossining 2, N. Y. 24V; Wiilliam Shea? MYRON K, COYE ............... Pifisburqh Zl, Pa. 45 Wilkins Road HENRY F. COYNIE ............... Locust Gap, Pa. Main Street Second Row: FREDERICK W. BUZZERD ........... Middlefown, Md. DAVID CALLENDER ............... Plainfield, N. J. I355 Denmark Road AXEL R. CAMP ................ Shore Acres. N. J. Box 58 PENELOPE CANCE ............ West Palm Beach. Fla. I029 Locust Sheet HANK CERVILO .............. West New York, N. J. 436A 63rd Sfreef JEAN H. CHARUHAS ............. Silver Spring, Md. 128 Dale Drive CHARLES F. CLASS ........... New Cumberland, Pa. 306 Fifteenth S'rreef Second Row: DIANE L. CRAIN ................ Harrisburg. Pa. I7I4 Green Sfreef JOHN H. CRAWFORD ............... Perry, N. Y. Peoria Road PATRICIA DAY ............... Pompion Plains. N. J. 303 Boulevard ROBERT DEILEY .................. Allanfown, Pa. 23l3 Allen Street JAMES D. DETHLEFSEN .............. Bayonne. N. J. 743 Broadway BARBARA R. DILL ................. Trenton. N. J. l2 Rutledge Avenue JOHN DILL .................. Roselle Park, N. J. H4 East Roselle Avenue 41 FIFTY-NINE NINETEEN CLASS OF THE First Row: GEOFFREY M. DODSON ........... Bellerose 26. N. Y. 5 Onfario Road ELIZABETH A. DREHER ............. Wind Gap. Pa. Broadway MARYANN DRESHER ................ Lansdale, Pa. 25 Easf 7H1 Street KENNETH 6. DRY ................. Lemoyne, Pa. 228 Hummel Avenue Second Row: FLORENCE ANN DUCKWORTH ......... Sharon, Hill. Pa. 57 High Sheet GUY S. EDMISTON, JR ............. Elixabefhfown, Pa. 604 Soufh Mount Joy Sheet JOHN C. EKLUND ................ Befhesda. Md. 5602 York Lane BARBARA J. ENSOR ............... Lufherville. Md. ISII Bellona Avenue Third Row: WILLIAM W. ENTERLINE .............. Ashland. Pa. l003 Centre Street RICHARD ERDLEY ................ Paxtonville, Pa. GEORGE E. FARLEY ................ Gardners, Pa. Rural Delivery No. 2 WILLIAM V. FASSBENDER .......... Williamstown, N. J. SI? Soufh Main Street Fourih Row: ROBERT D. FIGHERA, JR ............. Doylestown, Pa. WILLIAM F. FISCHER ................ Wayne1 Pa. 323rd 5?. and Davids Road PEGGY FLEMING ................ Baltimore, Md. l3l9 East 35th Sheet ROGER E. FLEMING ................ Ardmore, Pa. 2l9 Williamsburg Fiffh Row: JAMES F. FLOOD ................. Abington, Pa. I057 Holly Tree Road FRANK J. FIORE ................. Irvingfon, N. J. 24 Allen Sfreef DONNA M. FLORY .................. Dover, Pa. Rural Delivery No. 2 JEAN M. FOELLNER ................ Manheim, Pa. l04 East High Streef Sixfh Row: FREDERICK A. FOLTZ ............. Wilkes-Barre. Pa. l20 Charles Streef RONALD W. FORD ............... Coatesville. Pa. Rural Delivery No. 3 JOHN L. GEISER ................. Royersford. Pa. 600 Washington Street GRETCHEN S. GEORG ................ Boswell, Pa. 427 Sfonycreek Sfreef Sevenfh Row: ROBERT L. GESSNER ............... Plainfield. N. J. I382 Park Avenue NANCY J. GILROY ........ Brookville, Long Island, N. Y. Meadowbrook Lane NORMAN L. GINDLESPERGER ........... Windber, Pa. 908 Washington Avenue NICHOLAS A. GIORGIO ............ Harfford, Conn. I6 Lorraine Sfreef 42 Firsf Row: MARILYN R. GNANT .............. Pearl River, N. Y. I47 Forest Avenue CHRISTINE ANN GOOD ................ York, Pa. l9l5 Easf Market Street JOHN T. GRIFFITH ............... Harrisburg, Pa. I632 Elm Sheet EDNA B. GROMMISCH .............. Oneonta. N. Y. 24 Draper Street FRANK GRZELECK .............. Schenacfady, N. Y. l9l4 Avenue A DONALD P. GUTEKUNST .......... Philadelphia l9, Pa. 7046 McCallum Street RIEGEL L. HAAS ................. Harrisburg. Pa. 4403 Locust Lane X Firsf Row: RICHARD M. HAWKINS ............ Spring Grove, Pa. ISI South Main Street BARBARA S. HAYS ............... Emmitsburg, Md. CLAIR EDWARD HEINBAUGH ......... Mercorsburg, Pa. 23 Mercer Avenue WALTER M. HENRICKS .............. PoHs'own, Pa. 765 North Adams Street CHARLES M. HERBERT, JR ............. Glenside. P53 3'6 Monfier Road EDWIN HEUSER ................... Wayne. Pa. 202 West Wayne Avenue MARY LOUISE HIGGONS ............ Haverfown. Pa. I023 Bonair Road Second Row: NEAL L. HADE ................. New York, N. Y. 345 East 77th Sfreef ROSANNA L. HALLMAN ............. Suudedon, Pa. Harlevsville Pike BRUCE E. HAMILTON ............... Fairfield. Conn. 295 Fairfield Wood Road ARTHUR G. HANNEL ............... Buffalo, N. Y. I68 Crescen? Avenue WILLIAM J. HANSEN ............... Baldwin, N. Y. 30 Henhawk Road JOHN W. HATTERY .............. Baltimore 6, Md. 4300 Raspe Avenue JACQUELINE HAULENBEEK ........... Kingsfon, N. Y. 278 Washianon Avenue Second Row: WALTER M. HOFF ................ Brooklyn, N. Y. 2355 Ocean Avenue CHARLES STUART HOFFMAN .......... Brooklyn. N. Y. I970 East l8th Street McPHERSON G. HOFFMAN ........... Bronx 68, N. Y. 153 Father Zeiser Place WALT R. HOLBROOK .............. Coatesville, Pa. NANCY E. HOOD ................ Haverfown. Pa. 628 Lawson Avenue KAY A. HORNER ............... Sinking Spring1 Pa. 18 Spring Crest Boulevard DIXIE HUMES .................. Paulsboro, N. J. Aparfmenf 37 B, Paulsboro Manor 43 FlFTY-NINE NINETEEN CLASS OF THE Firs? Row: STEPHEN N. JACOBY ............... Margafe. N. J. 28 Norfh Henyon Avenue LAURENCE N. JOHNSON ....... Jackson Hsighfs 72. N. Y. 3543 76fh Sfreef BARBARA ANN KADEL ............... Orlando. Fla. I4l5 Lancasfer Drive FREDERICK E. KAUFFMAN .......... EliIabefMown. Pa. 426 Groff Avenue Second Row: NORMAN R. KEAR ............. Forest Hills, 75. N. Y. I02-32 65th Avenue EUGENE BRUCE KEESLER. . . .Aruba. Netherlands Wan Indies GEORGE D. KEGERREIS ............. Harrisburg. Pa. 209 Wood Sfreef M. LORRAINE KELLY .............. Selinsgrove, Pa. 4H North Market Sfree? Third Row: CHARLES R. KEYES. JR ......... Linthicum Heighis. Md. 1 Charles Road MARGARET KILPATRICK ........... Mounf Holly. N. J. M Hollybrook Avenue JOHN M. KITZMILLER ............. Wyomissing, Pa. I404 Girard Avenue BETTY H. KOEHLER .............. Baltimore l3, Md. 1508 Ki ngsway Road Four'th Row: NICHOLAS A. KOLB ............... Bethesda, Md. 7402 Arlingfon Road PETER S. KOMROFF ........ Neponsif. Long Island. N. Y. 342 Beach I46 Sfreef JOSEPH R. KOON ................ Honeoye, N. Y. JON A. KOSTY ............... Fort Washingion, Pa. Fiffh Row: VIRGINIA KRESSMAN ............. . . .Easfon, Pa. Rural Delivery No. 4 GEORGE B. KRONE .................. York. Pa. 912 West Locus? Sfreef WILLIAM OWEN KUGLER ............ Lewisburq, Pa. 805 Louis Street ANITA H. LANDGREN ............. PearI River, N. Y. B I Roosevelt Sheet Six+h Row: CAROL LEATHERMAN ............. Arlington l, Va. 3I75 Norfh I7fh Sf. ANDREW V. LEH .................. Nalarefh, Pa. 40 Soufh Fairview Street GEORGE L. LIEDEL ............... Fair Lawm N. J. 55 Soufh Broadway JOHN W. LIMPERT .............. Maplewood, N. J. IS Gira rd Place Sevenfh Row: DELORES JEAN LITTLE .............. Johnsfown, Pa. Rural Delivery No. 5, Box l64 6. ROBERT LITTLE ............... PMsburgh. I5, Pa. 403 Maple Avenue DOROTHY J. LLOYD ............... Towson 4, Md. 7808 Ruxway Road J. ROBERT LODGE .............. Haddonfield, N. J. 709 East Greenman Road Firsf Row: H. GEORGE LOUSER .............. Harrisburg. Pa. I902 Bellevue Road JANET H. LOWREY .............. Baliimore l2, Md. l539 Sherwood Avenue ROBERT L. LUBCKER .............. Floral Park. N. Y. I30 Cover'r Avenue REINHARD CHARLES LUDIN ....... New Hyde Park. N. Y. 17 Kamda Boulevard ZOE R. MACHAMER .............. Pocono Pines. Pa. MARTIN MacDONNELL .............. Tenafly. N. J. l52 Highwood Avenue MARTHA D. MAYER ............. Wasf Orange, N. J. l6 Oxford Terrace First Row: KAE L. MEYER ................... Hafboro. Pa. Byberry Road DONALD W. MILLER ............. Baltimore 29, Md. 3805 Woodbridqe Road EDMUND M. MILLER ................ M9. Wolfl Pa. ll South 7H1 Sfreef MARJORIE MILLS .............. Haddonfield. N. J. 500 Washington Avenue JOHN M. MOLTZ ............. New Cumberland, Pa. 509 Haldeman Avenue JOHN F. MONTGOMERY .......... New Rochelle, N. Y. IO Alpine Road PAUL A. MONTGOMERY ............ New Casfle. Pa. 118 N. Mil! Sfreef Second Row: ROBERT BRUCE McCLINTOCK ......... Bellaville 7. N. J. 35 Van Reyper Place HAROLD l. McELROY, JR .............. Lancasfer, Pa. Bl Peach Lane WALTER L. McGOWAN ........... East Lansdowne. Pa. I48 Wildwood Avenue DAVID B. MCGRAIL ............... Woodbury, N. J. 20 North Columbia ROBERT C. MELECH .............. Rochester. N, Y. WALTER MELNIK. JR ............. Collingswood, N. J. 103 East Coulier Avenue PAUL W. MESSNER ................ PiHsburgh. Pa. 3066 Grassmere Avenue Second Row: JOHN N. MOORE ............... Downingtown, Pa. 5H Washington Avenue MICHAEL CRAIG MORGAN .............. York, Pa. Rural Delivery NON 2 ERNEST T. MOTTA .............. Republic of Panama Bella Visfa Panama ALICE ANN MOYER ............... Harrisburg. Pa; 2734 Reel Sfreef DONALD l. MOWERY ............ Mechanicsburg. Pa. l2 East Coover Sheet MARY LOU MURPHY .............. Hagersfown. Md. I701 Presfon Road PAUL W. NAPER ................ Baltimore 22. Md. 6916 Fiffh Avenue 45 FIFTY-NINE NINETEEN CLASS OF THE Firs1 Row: TERRY LEE NEWMAN ................ Hanover. Pa. 23 Lee Sfreef PAUL JAMES NONAS ............... Leonie, N. J. 505 Grand Avenue JAMES O'BRIEN ............ Jackson Heights 72, N. Y. 79-I0 35fh Avenue CHARLES ROBERT OBLINGER .......... Harrisburg, Pa. 447 Hale Sires? Second Row: DONALD ODELL .............. New Rochelle, N. Y. El In'rerlaken Avenue MALCOLM P. PATCHELL ........... Fairlass Hills. Pa. 2l4 Yorkshire Road RONALD L. PAUL ................ Harrisburg. Pa. 223 N 30th Street M. BENSON PAULL ............... Waynesboro. Pa. Rural Delivery No. 4 Third Row: HERBERT M. PAYNE, JR ............. Ellico'H City, Md. 58 Church Road RICHARD A. PENNINGTON ...... . . . . . Geffysburg, Pa. 4I2 Carlisle Sires ROBERT M. PHILSON .......... . . . . Mayersdale, Pa. l4l Center Sfreef ORLICE A. PIERSON ............... Morrisville, Pa. 22l Penn Valley Terrace Four'rh Row: ROBERT MINTIE PRATT ............. Madison. Conn. R. F. D. No. 3 Liberfy Sfreef ROBERT 3. PRICE. ll ............... Drexel Hill, Pa. I228 Old Lane LINDA MAE PRITTS ................ Oakland, Md. l2l Second Streef KATHRYN PUTMAN ............... Harriiburg, Pa. 2608 N. 3rd Street Fifih Row: RONNIE R. RAMSDELL ............. Wynnewood. Pa. 500 Rock Glen Drive CAROL R. REED ................. Baliimore 9, Md. 4526 Falls Road DAVID LEE REESER ............... Wyomissing. Pa. 931 Franklin Shae? IRA MERRILL REICH ............... Hillside, N. J. 1500 N. Broad Sfreef Sixfh Row: JERRY LE RHOADS ............... Selinsgrove, Pa. Susquehannah Avenue GEORGE RICHARDSON ............. Fair Lawn, N. J. l7-ll Well Drive HEATHER S. RICHMOND ........... Upper Darby, Pa. 7925 Westview Avenue KAY J. RISLEY ................. Lafayaffe Hill, Pa. 30l5 Mafhers Mill Road Sevenfh Row: PAUL C. RODENHAUSER. . . .......... Columbia. Pa. II34 Manor Street EDWARD T. ROWAN ........... Richmond Hill IO, N. Y. 872l I25fh Sfreef RICHARD S. ROYER ..... A ......... Lynchburg. Va. 2 Clifton Sfreef DOROTHY RUFE ................ Binghamfon, N. Y. 17 Vermon'r Avenue Firsf Row: MARILYN J. RUOF .............. W. Lancas'er. Pa. 18 Harvard Avenue JOHN W. SANKEY, JR ............... Pifman, N. J. I52 Wildwood Avenue FARROKH SARMAD ................. Tehran. Iran Amirleh. 52 Mayamay Avenue, DANIEL ALFRED SCHADT ............ Be+hlehem. Pa. 82l Delaware Avenue M. KAYE SCHAEFFER .............. Vanderqriff, Fa. ll2 Jefferson Avenue THOMAS R. SCHAEFFER ............... Yardley. Pa '4 Lawndale Road MARILYN SCHALICK ................ Elmer. N. J. Box 424 E Firsf Row: GARY L. SEUFERT. . . . . . . . . ....... Nufley IO. N. J. l2 Ackerman Sheet JOHN SHALLOCK ............. . . . . .Fords. N. J. 9i Lawrence Street BARBARA JOY SHEDDY ............ Haddonfield. N. J. Marl Kress Road DIANNE SHEFFER ............... Waisonfown, Pa. The Maples DAVID G. SHELLY ................ Doylestown, Pa. 254 Green Sfreef SALLY ANN SHIRK ............... Wyomissing. Pa. l2l7 Garfield Avenue FLOYD KENNETH SHOCKLEY ........ Merchanfville, N. J. I700 Hollinshead Avenue Second Row: NANCY M. SCHECK ............. New Rochelle, N. Y. 55 Berrian Road SARA JANE SCHNEIDER ............ Springfield. Ohio I325 E. High Sfreef HUGO W. SCHROEDER, JR ........... Baltimore 7, Md. 3610 Hillsdale Road PHILIP H. SCHULZ ................. Marion, Va. Box 246 THOMAS SEBRING ................ Fanwood, N. J. 97 N. Glenwood Road J. ARTHUR SEEBACH, JR ........ , ..... Marion 516.. Pa. l23 Glenwood Road DONALD E. SELLERS ............... Harrisburg, Pa. 4807 Locust Lane Second Row: MARGARET YVONNE SINNOTT ........ Balfimore 12, Md. 721 Norfhern Parkway ELSA S. SKARE ................... Ardsley, Pa. 7l2 Tyson Avenue HARRY B. SMITH .............. Sanfurce. Puerfo Rico Barlie No. SDI RONALD W. SMITH .............. Springdale, Conn. Parry Road PAUL A. SNOWMAN ............. Glen Ridge, N. J. 7 Ferncliff Terrace BEATRICE L. SPOFFORD ............ Dolgeville, N. Y. R. F. D. No. l FRANK STADTER ................... Enhauf, Pa. 508 Good Sfreef 47 FIFTY-NINE NINETEEN CLASS OF THE Firs? Row: CHARLES H. STEIN ............... Wilkes-Barre, Pa. I434 S. Main Street SUSAN STEINBAUGH ......... Valley Stream, L. l.. N. Y. 18 Barnes Place RICHARD H. STEVENSON ........... Maplewood, N. J. b75 Prospecf Sfreef ANN M. STRENGE .............. Amsterdam, N. Y. 40 Guypark Avenue Second Row: C. JOHN STROBEL .............. White Plains, N. Y. 20 Livingston Avenue GORGE WILLIAM SWEET ............ Rose Valley, Pa. 3 Woodward Road WILLIAM ROBERT SWISHER ........... GeHysburg. Pa. 106 E. Middle Street ROBERT DEWITT TOGGART .......... Maplawood, N. J. M Girard Place Third Row: BETTY TALBOTT ................ Balfimore I8. Md. 3900 Kimble Road JOHN C. THOMPSON .............. Kingston, N. Y. l09 Fair Street JOHN ALBERT TRIMNELL ........... Franklinville, N. J. MILTON UMBENHOUER ............. Shillianon, Pa. 32 Hendel Sfreef FourNI Row: EDGAR W. VAIL ................. Plainfield, N. J. 1234 Woodland Avenue BEVERLY JOY VANIEL ............... Duquesne. Pa. 628 5. 5fh Sfreef CARL E. Van LOWE. JR ............. Silver Spring, Md. 307 Plymoufh Sfreef NANCY ELIZABETH WAGNER .......... Norristown. Pa. I657 W. Marshall Sfree? Fiffh Row: PHYLLIS S. WAGNER ............... Lancaster, Pa. lll2 Watson Avenue NANCY ADEAIDE WAHAUS .......... Baltimore 7, Md. Dogwood Avenue DAVID CHARLES WALKER ............ Fanwood. N. J. 345 Lagrande Avenue DIETRICH FREDRIC WALLERS ........ Maplewood3 N. J. I09 06 kview Avenue Sixfh Row: RONALD L. WALTERS ......... Progress, Harrisburg, Pa. 35H Schoolhouse Lane WILLIAM HENRY WALTERS ............ Glenside. Pa. SIS Fox Road NORMAN A. WAMPLER ................ York, Pa. FRANCIS DEL WARFEL .............. Lancaifer. Pa. 534 N. Plum S'rree? Sevenfh Row: EDWARD JOHN WEISENBACH, JR ...... Farmingdale, N. J. Rural Delivery No. 2 JOHN JOSEPH WENZKE ............ Lock Haven, Pa. 25 S. Summit Sfreef JOHN HARMON WILSON. III ....... West Orange, N. J. 33 Highwood Road DAVID WINGFIELD ............ Washington l2, 0. C. l33l Geranium Sfreef Firsf Row: ROBERT B. WOLF ................. Oaklyn' N. J. 68 Manor Avenue ELAINE H. WOLFE ............... Ganysburq. Pa, 37 E. Lincoln Avenue SANDY LOU WOLFF ............... GeHysburg, Pa. DAVID A. WOODWARD ............ Brooklyn IO, N. Y. 2400 Avenue THOMAS B. WORRALL. JR .......... Kenna Square. Pa. 502 West Sfafe Sfreef NELSON EDWARD ZAPF ............ Cumberland. Md. 4H: Goethe Street JOANN ZENTMYER ............... Harrisburg, Pa. Second Row: 224 Penn Sheet REUEL H. ZINN .................. Hanover, Pa. 23I Broadway M- 49 FRESHMAN CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Linda Priffs, Lois Brobst Shading: Barry Whifsel, Jeff Langsam. Fred Foln. Paul Rodenhauser, William Diehl, David McGrail. FIFTY-NINE NINETEEN CLASS OF THE the latc fall . . Greeks dance +0 Hue music of Ar? Mooney I.F.C. BALL Geffysburg College sfudenfs and +heir dafes danced f0 +he music of Arf Mooney and his orchesfra. of Honey Babe' fame, aJr +he Infer-Frafernify Council Ball in Eddie Plank Gymnasium. on He evening of November l8. Large reproducfions of Hue coaf of arms of each cam- pus frafernify edged +he dance Hoor. eHecfively depicf- Eng +he +heme. Frafernify Heraldry. Two revolving L8H: Dick Gaenzle crowns Jane Bannisfer IFC queen. while Dean Dunn reads proclamaHon. Queen Jane Bannister wifh court L9H f0 righ't: Barbara Binns. Jan Sachs. Debbie S+el1er, Margie Schuler. Ellen Buchanan, and Elaine Derham. crysfal balls. suspended from Jrhe ceiling. casf sparkling res flecfions over +he crepe paper ceiling and The dancers. The highlighf of +he evening was +he crowning of Jrhe Infer-Frafernify Council Queen. Jane Bannisfer. by +he ln+er-Fra+ernify Council president Richard Gaenzle, while Dean Seymour B. Dunn read +he proclamafion. The Queen's Cour+ included Barbara Binns. Ellen Buchanan. Elaine Derham. Deborah Sfelzer. Jan Sachs, and Margie Schuler. Jane Bannisfer, +he InferAFrafernHy Council Queen, Members of +he courf sfrew flowers before Hue queen Orches+ra of Arf Mooney provides dance rhyfhms was escorfed +0 fhe Afhlefic field Sa+urday affernoon by +he Air Force ROTC Drill Team +0 view +he Franklin 8y Marshall vs. GeHysburg foofbaH game. Af half Hme she was presenfed wifh a sferling silver plaque by +he Infer- Fra+emi+y Council. Af +he informal Safurday nighf dance Sfan Rubin and his Tigerfown Five en+er+ained GeHysburg Jazz enfhusw iasfs wifh fwo hours of Dixieland Jazz. The evening was climaxed by +wo hours of dance music. as anofher won- derful weekend on +he College calendar came +0 5 close. IFC members lead +he queen's procession . S 5g. 1' J a ,3? , Furs? waihlum Ayrn. Tgrry Wagner, Larry Paul, Earl Bower, Cliff Rhoda. Dick Gaenzle. Bob Gilchrist, Tom Crain, Dean Roberf Frylinq, Adviser. Second Row: Jchn Hmnchsen. Charlie.Na.sh, Carl Neeley, Howard Adelman. John Farquh ar. Third Row: Dave Byrne. Don Helfirch. Glenn Meyer. Paul Hoffman. Fourfll Row: Earl Guss, Joe Robmskl, Seward Sweet Dave Kessler. Bob Kaiser. Fiirh Row: James Jones. Otto Wolfersdorf. Jerry SeiHer. Dr. Frank Kramer, Adviser; Dean Bornheimer, George Van lsiendal. IFC members confer on meefing agenda INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL OFFICERS DICK GAENZLE . . h . . . . . . . Presidenf CHARLIE NASH . .Vice-Presidenf BOB KAISER . . Secrefary BOB GILCHRIST . .Treasurer This year, for +he second Jrime. Geffysburg's ln+er- Frafernify Council was presenfed wiJrh an award for be- ing +he besf organizafion in ifs class. Dick Gaenzle and Deane Bornheimer. JrogeJrher wifh adviser Dean Roberf Fryling. received +he award af +he Nafional ln+er-Fra- +erni+y Conference held +his year in Sf. Louis, Missouri. Composed of one represen+a+ive from each frafernify. and advisers Dean Rober'r Fryling and Dr. Frank Kramer. +he council meefs every ofher week +0 discuss problems and projeds. Each fall +he council sponsors Jrhe Infer-Frafernify Council Dance, and. in +he spring. Infer-FrafernHy Coun- cil Weekend. af which fime Jrhe frafernifies presen+ skifs and songs. PAN-HELLENIC OFFICERS JEAN ECKERT . . . . . . . Presidenf LOU ARMSTRONG . . .Vice-Presidenf KITTY BAKER . . . .Secre+ary ALLENE BROWN . ATreasurer Composed oi fwo members from each sororiiysa senior represenfafive and a iunior represenfafive-an alumni adviser from each group. and Dean Marfha Sforek as head adviser. +he Pan-Hellenic Council meeis +he final Tuesday of each monfh +0 discuss problems and promofe cooperafion among +he sororifies. The council provides a booklef on rushing. confain- ing an infroducfion +0 Jrhe sororifies. which is disfribu+ed fo ihe incoming freshmen each fall in order +0 acquaini them wifh +he rush rules. A new proiecf of fhe council Jrhis year was a Pan-Hel- lenic open house. held in +he sororify rooms and spon- sored joinHy by +he five sororifies. OFFICERS RUSH BARR. . . .Presidenf JERRY RHOADS. , Vice-Presidenf MAC HOFFMAN . . Secretary BILL CONWAY i .Treasurer Organized for +he purpose of developing closer rela- 1'ions befween +he sfudenfs and fhe adminisfrafion. im- proving pledge scholarship, helping plan Help Week. and solving general pledge probelms, +he ln+er-Fra+er- nify Council Pledge Council funciions under +he super- vision of fhe lnfer-Frafernify Council Execuiive Council. The group. which is composed of one pledge from each fraferniiy. is now in ifs second year of service +0 +he frafernifies. I. F. C. PLEDGE Seated. Allene Brown, Jean Eckert Lou Armsirong, KiHy Baker. Sfanding: Paula Boyer, Joan Schick, MaryShAnn Sulzer, JeanneHe Zulick. Winnie eater. Sfanding: Rush Barr. Seated, Firs? Row: Bill Conway, Milt Umbenhouer, Peier Pennington. Second Row: Bob Deiley, Jack Doub, Jerry Rhoads, John Eklund, Paul Mon'Igomery. Third Row: George Tracy, Lou Kline. John Moore, Fred Folu, Noel Richards. 55 PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON CHAPTER P H KAPPA OFFICERS DICK HAMMETT. . . . . . . . . . . . . Pres?den+ DOUG CRAVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Vice-Presidenf DON KLASSEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer JIM LYTHGOE. . . . . . . . . . . . . Recording Secrefary FRED WEISER . . . . . . . . . . . Corresponding Secrefary DON WILLIAMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hisforian JIM DELGADILLO. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Messenger BILL MORROW . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sergeanf-af-Arms WAYNE EWING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Chaplain FIRST ROW: Frank Gaqliardi. W. Kin Van Nosf, Russell Ourslar. Jr., Wil- liam Shank, Ill, Richard Hammett, illiam Alexandor, Donald Klassen. Robarf Dickson. Robert Endriss, Richard Miicholl, Barr Affig, Clifford Kass, Alfred Tail. Donald Williams, Walfer MMon. SECO D ROW: Robert Gil- chrisf. Bnrfram Avis. Jamas LyOhgoe, Douglass Graver. Frcdorich Fuhrmais- hr. Georg. Van lstandal, Jami. Dthadillo. Charla Johnson, David Fofrom Charles Gsrbor, Wayne Ewing, Walhr Kuliqowski, Gordon Rolls, John P Pennsylvania Epsilon Chapfer . . . charfer issued De- cember 26. 1855 . . . firsf frafernify on Geffysburg cam- pus . . . Miller HaH. +he mee'ring house used by personnel, is fhe oldesf fraferni+y building in use in +he Unifed Sfafes . . . celebrafed local cenfennial H115 year . . . nafionally founded af Jefferson College. Cannonsburg. Pennsyl- vania, in I852 . . . 60 chapfers . . . publicafions: nafional: The Shield: local: The Torch . . . colors: cardinal red and hunfer green . . . everyone wears Hwe same 5+er pin no jeweled pin . . . flower: Jacqueminof rose. Chapfer acfivifies: pledge dance . . . house parfies . . . pledge fea for oFFicers of other living groups . . . Mofher's Da and Fafher's Da weekends . . . cenfennial celebra- Y Y Hon . . . Easfer parfy for underprivileged children wifh Delfa Gamma . . . open house. Schleicher. Vincent Scola. YHIRD ROW: Edward Sheridan, Jr.l Charles Shaffer, Jr.. Richard Leedy, Jr., Ernie Reeder. Frederick Weiser. Owen Roizman. James Reid Edward Marsden, Robert Walsack, William Haynes, William Sutherland. William Schaffner. Jr.I Donald Dirren, Ronald Gmerek, Ronald Brandt FOURTH ROW: Allen Kempton, Raymond Saxon, Ronald Ford. William Maister, Sfanley Yasuda, David Denman, William Conway. Top: Phi Psi's cuf IOth anniversary cake Bof+om: Brofhers and Delia Gamma: give parfy for orphanage children. Ronald Venturini. WaHer Melnik, Jr., Peter Sinnoff. J Roberf Lodge AI- berf de Saniis, Jay Bancroft, Neal Hade, Reinhard, Ludin. FIFTH ROW: George Cairns, Paul Brunell, Geoffrey Dobson. Ronald Cochran. J. Richard Sfravolo, Deifrick Wahlers. Wallace Snyder, Robert Wafkins, Donald Mow- ery, Paul Edelson. James Flood. Richard Rowan. Bruce Elton. Richard Bun. N01 PICTURED: William Hefner, Howard Foulk, William Morrow. XI CHAPTER P H GAMMA OFFICERS RICHARD HOCKENBURY ............. Presidenf ROGER KNECHT ................. Treasurer ENOS YOUNG ............. Recording Secre+ary PAUL MCCONNELL ......... Corresponding Secrefary ROBERT DAVIES .......... . . . . . . .Hisforian FIRST ROW: Hilda Heldrich. Robert Deardorff. Harbor? Reimann, James Biehl, John Marinovich, Harold Schriver, Kenneth McKean, Fred Hopkins, Charles SmMI, L. Guy Mehl, John Schwarz. Dale M0 or, Prasion Janes, Fred Allava. Charles Davies, Stephen Schul'n. SECOND R W: John Dudley. John Philson. Thomas McGrath, Stephen McConnell, Richard Hockonbury, Enos Ynunq, Arthur Handlcv. Roger Knochf. Robsri Davies. Roberf Diehl. Robert Webb, Stewart Carswell, Ben Abramson, Charles Moyer, Robert Sieck, DELTA Xi chapfer . . . charfer Issued in 1858 . . . nafionally founded af Old Jefferson College. now Washingfon and JeFFerson. Washingfon. Pennsylvania. in I848 . . . 8I un- dergraduafe chapfers . . . over IOO graduafe chapfers ...large club house in New York Cify open +0 all wear- ing +he badge . . . color: royal purple . . . flower: purple nafional publicafion: The Phi Gamma Delfa . will celebrafe local cenfennial in I958. clemafis . . . Chapfer acfivifies: Chrisfmas parfy wH'h +he Chi Ome- gas for fown children . . . Mofher's Day and Fafher's . pledge dance wifh Jrradifional garfer ceremony . . . annual Norris Pig Dinner wifh +he alumni Day weekends . . . . . Chrisfmas Jtea for faculfy. Philip Frederick, Robert Lebo, David Lichfenfeld. Dixon Lang. THIRD ROW: Thomas Cafes, Frank Wolyniec, Donald Helfrick, John Bream. Bruce Craft, Joseph Paradine, Paul Glenn Mayer, Pefa Baughman, Stan Musser, Sfephan Sfock, Charles Sfearns. William Neff. Don Harris. FOURTH ROW: WaHer Brenneman. R. Bruce Wendling, Walter Palmer, Richard Ford, George Pnffer. William Clark, Fred Meh, Russell Friedrich, James Apple. William Top: Arf Hendley is +ossed in We Tiber Boffom: Fiiis frap H13 Lafayeffe Leopard Anqlemovar, Francis Warfali Paul Giordano, Howard Beagle. Jack Hanle- way, Geoffery Langsam, Donald Emich. FIFTH ROW: Norman Wheeler, Tlm Cousins. Andrew Leh. Kenneth Dry, Philip Schulz, John Geiser, John Moore. Donald Holland, John Smoot. William Diehl. Paul Sfahl, William Bifner, Richard Simpson. Walter Kinq. Charles Schriver. NOT PICTURED: Howard Body, Ed Cooper. THETA CHAPTER CHARLES NASH PAUL GALLAGHER. DONALD PHILLIPS. ROD ERWINE JACK RAMSEY PAUL HOFFMAN . DAVE STITELER GEORGE WRIGHT. DON KUZLAK. DICK GAY. S OFFICERS GMA . Presidenf Vice-Presidenf . Secrefary . Treasurer . Corresponding Secrefary . Associafe Editor . Sfeward . Hisforian . $erqean+-a+-Arms .Social Chairman FIRST ROW: Charles Nash, Dwighf Losam Donlel Loker, Donald Phillips, Peter Cooper. Alexander Small, Rodney Erwine. Alfrad Hill, John Mamula. Richard Polity. Clinton Shame. Garofh Cancr. M. Allan Trainer, Edward LeCarpeniier, Paul Gallagher. William Hoffar. SECOND ROW: T. Phelps Penningfon, Paul Hoffman, Bruce Hendrickson. George Wright, Siephen Colyer. Dale Fohl. Roy Godfrey. Donald Kuziak. David Sfifeler, Jack Ramsey, 60 Thefa chapfer . . . charfer issued April 3. I863 . . .na- Honally founded af Miami Universify. Oxford. Ohio, in I855 . . . chapfer house presenfed +0 Hue frafernHy in I922 by John McPherson as a memorial +0 his wife . . . I27 chapfers . . .only frafernify +ha+ assures i+s alumni em- ploymenf upon graduafion . . publicafions: na+ional: The Magazine of Sigma Chi, Sigma Chi Bullefin. Norman Shield; local: The Bafflefield Sig . . colors: blue and gold . . . flower: whife rose . . . symbol: Norman shield of blue bearing whife Sigma Chi cross. Chapfer acfivifies: Chrisfmas par+y for underprivi- leged children . . . Sweefhearf Ball . . . Fafher's Day and Mofher's Day weekends . . . pledge dance . . . faculfy fea ... houseparfies . . . open house. Earl King Edward Schnetfle. DeHOn Bushey, Lynn Louden. Richard Gay, Clemenf Pierien. THIRD ROW: Roberf Hernan. Walter Henricks, William Myers, Donald OdellI Donald Chamberlain. George Baldanli. Dudley Edson, C. Roberfs Oblinger, David Wallace. William Enferline. Richard Penninq- ton. Richard Johnson, Frederick Kauffman. John Monfgomery, Robert PraH, 61 Top: And fhe Sigma Chi's sing! BoHom: Paul Gallagher escoris hcusemoH'uerl Miss Higgins Ben Buckler FOURTH ROW: Charles Knoch, William Lanqhans, WaHer Hol- brook, Ronald Walfers, Nicholas Kolb Geor e Rhoads. William Brandi, William Frazee, Axel Camp. Arthur Beck, Riega Haasi Harold McElroy, Jer- rv Rhoads, Walter Heft Harry Lousel. Ronald Paul. NOT PICTURED: Donald Kleinfelfer, Philip Jalger, Donald Sellers, Alvin Spencer, David Jones. PHIDELTA OFFICERS FRED SHISLER. . . . . . ............ Presidenf ROBERT SWENK . . A . . . . . . . . . . . . . -. Reporfer ROBERT LAUFFENBERGER ....... . . . , . .Treasurer TOM BROWER . . . . . . . . . . ...... . . Secrefary' DEANE BORNHEIMER. . . . ..... . . . . . .Warden JACK BLACK. . ........... . . . House Manager v CHARLES BIELER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hisforian LLOYD LAUVER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Librarian JOHN MCGAUGHY. . . . . A . . . . . . .Chorisfer JOSEPH CLARK. . . . . . . . ...... Alumni Secrefary JOHN WEAVER. . . . . . . ...... . . . . .Chaplain FIRST ROW: Ruth Koser, Harold Cooper. William Black, Jr., Richard Gaenlle, Thomas Brewer. William Morro. Richard MCLeary. Robert Swenk, Rnssnll Bower. Roy Gullifard. John McGauqhy, Fred Shisler, John Weaver, Louis Weisloqel, Joseph Clark. Robert Lauffenburqer. SECOND ROW: Deane Bornheimen Harvey Mumma, John Neikirk, Paul Davis. Harold Ruddy, Francis Richard. Paul Uh, Kenne'h Kauffman, Fredrick Huffnagle, John LiHIe. I- PENNSYLVANIA BETA CHAPTER THETA Pennsylvania Befa Chapfer . . . charfer issued May 5. I875 . . . na+ionally founded af Miami Universify. Ox- ford. Ohio. in I848 . . . I20 Chapfers . . . +hird largesf frafernify . . . publica+ions2 nafional: ScroH. Palladium: locai: Karux . . . symbol: +he paHas . . . colors: blue and whi+e . . . pin: Hue sword and shield . . . flower: whife car- na+ion. Chapfer adivifies: Chris+mas parfy wifh Delfa Gam- mas for local orphans . . . Harrisburg Alumni Banquef . .. housepar+ies . . . Mofher's Day and Fa+her's Day week- ends . . . open house . . . senior banquef . . . faculfy Jrea wifh Delfa Gamma. Top: Phi Delis choose for game BoHom: Does +he room look familiar? . Charies Bieler, Franklin Trainer, III, John Heckman. Barclay Sell, John Benia- son. FOURTH ROW: Henry Coyne, George LiH'e. Terry Newman, E. Wil- min. RoberfCochran. THIRD ROW: Carl Miller. SOanley Traymore. Jr.I Wal- Iiam Heuser. Roberi Philson, Bruce Hamilton, Carl Van Lowe. Jr.. Richard ier Pearce, Henry Cerullo. Jr., Charles Landisl Frank Young, Lloyd Lauver, Royer. Paul Naner, Jules Prevosi, Jr., John Kihmiller, Frank Grzelecki, Gary Roberf Kauf!man John Maloney, SOephen Bishop, David Kessler. Lawrence Seuferf, Alan Duncan. Milfon Umbenhouerl McPherson Hoffman. NOT PIC- Gaenlle. Ralph Weaver. IIl Harper Bohr. Jr.l John Shallock John Thomp- TURED: Ted Parsons. 63 ALPHA TAU OFFICERS WAYNE STREILEIN . . . . . ....... Presiden+ BILL RYON ................. Vice-Presidenf OTTO WALTERSDORF . . . . . . . . . . Secrefary JAMES JONES .................. Hmom :4 JERRY SPANGLER ................. Usher ' WALLY HEIDELBERGER . . . . A . . . . . . Senfinel RON SENSBACH. . . . ............. Treasurer 708 FIRST ROW: Marv Goodenow. Lavarne Cook, Kennefh Morelock. Charles Dolphin, Jay Hamlin. Richard Shefler, Carl Jensen, Jerry Spengler! OHo Walnrsdorf, J. Wayne Sfreilein. Fred Foarsfer. Ronald Downoy, Frank Gin- grich, Roberf Sfillman, Richard Goff. SECOND ROW: Richard Wiese, Walfer r PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER OMEGA Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon chapfer . . . Charfer is- sued June 27. I882 . . . nafionally founded af Virginia Milifary lns+i+u+e in l865 . .. I I9 chapfers . . . esfablished as a Greek leHer frafernify wifh Chrisf af +he head . . . ins+i+u+ed +he Help Week program on a nafional level . . . firsf na+ional frafernHy +0 endorse any such program . . . job-seeking bureau provided . . . publicafions: na. fional: The Palm: local: Bafflefield Guide . . . colors: azure and gold . . .Hower: whife fea rose . . . pin: malfese cross. Chapfer acfivifies: dedicafion of new chapfer house and chapfer room . . . houseparfies . . . I955 Homecom- ing floaf winners . . . pledge dance . . . Mofher's Day and Fafher's Day weekends. Heidelberg, William Ryon, Ronald Senshach, James Jones. John Ziegler, Don Williams, Steve Welsh, R. Mark Harfong, Ronald Manahan, Joseph Gonzalez, Warren Buckler, Roberf MichaelI Roy Roberts, H. Bruce Askahsen. THIRD ROW: 6, Louis Spoerl, Carl Brunner, James Shipman, John Priisch Ronald Berkeliie. Richard Hawkins, William Ben, Gerald Barnes, C. Dale 65 erf Winemiller, Top: Someone else heads for +he Tiber! BoHom: ATO combo enferfains Defweiler. Charles Acker. Noel RichardsI David Woodward, John K059i, Paul King, Duane Searles. FOURTH ROW: Edward Rowem Kenneth Bullock. Clayfon Ruyle. William Carier, C. Wayne Baumgardner, Russ Kuhn. L. Rob- Roberf Olsen, Kennefh Krall, Henry Van Ormer, Walker, Roberf Dei!ey, William Adams. David SIGMA ALPHA OFFICERS DAVE TURNBULL ................. Presidenf MM HOLMES ..... . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-Presidenf BRUCE VILLARD ................. Chronider KEN PURDY .................... Warden SKIP LEWIS. . . . ............ . . . .Herald 1 JOHN FARQUHAR ................ Recorder q JEFF DAVIS ................. Correspondent f COY YINGST. . . . . . . . . . . . . .Assisfanf Treasurer ; BILL BUNCE ................ Assistanf s+eward : PAUL DETWEILER ................. Chaplain 4 DICK LILLY ................. House Manager FIRST ROW: John Foor. Bill Salls, Bruce Pieper, WiIIiam Stewart Sheldon Yingsf. Bob Rice, Ken Polak. Neil Siona, Bill Knup, Ed Hadley, Dave Turn- bull, Larry Davies, Jeff Davis. Bob Walmsley. Bob Sickel. SECOND ROW: Denny Dooley. Jim Keelel, Bill Bunce, Law Kosf, Jake Trimmer, Bill Ward, Chuck Slifar, Jim Holmes, Ken Purdy, Chike Heverly, Skip Lewis, Chuck PENNSYLVANIA DELTA CHAPTER EPSILON Pennsylvania Delfa Chapfer . . . char+er issued June ll. I883 . . . nafionaHy founded af Universify of Alabama in l856 . . . I38 chapfers . . . larges+ Greek leHer frafer- ni+y . . . firsf SAE chapfer +0 be established above H16 Mason-Dixon line . . . publicaHons: nafional: The Record: local: Dope Sheef . . . colors: royaI purple and goid . . . flower: violef . . . symbol: Minerva and lion. Chapfer ac+ivi+ies: na+ional cenfennial celebrafion . . . pledge dance . . . housepar+ies .. . Thanksgiving banquef ...Mo+her's Day and Fafher's Day weekends . . . desserf dances . . . naHionwide broadcasf of cen+ennial celebra- Hon from Tuscaloosa. Alabama. Top: Before chow BoHom: The SAE adminisiraiors ' Mehqer, LOU Natale, Dick Lilly. BFUCe Lewis. THIRD ROW: Je1se Randall, Binger. Glenn Penniman, Bob Phildius. Tom Worrall, Chuck Herberi, Noel Brure Villard, Chauncey YinGSL John Farquhar, John Kirsi. DaVe Hefrick. Kronke, Jack Doub, Ritter Smith, John Crawford, Bill WaHers. FIFTH ROW: Neil Hickoff. Dick Jungles. Jim Skelion, Don Harman, Darin Sell, Paf Mc- Ted Soisfmann, Rich Bochkav. George Greiner' Jim Hudgins. Paul Def- Nally, Frank Capifani, Rnd Paul, Charles Beachem. FOURTH ROW: Bob wiler. NOT PICTURFD: Dave Neibler, Jack Ridinqer, Don Montgomery. Kunsman. Bob Longenecker. Ron ScoH, Arloe Olsem Walt McGowan. Harry Jerry Harrell. Pres Sfraffon. THETA Pl ZETA CHAPTER LAMBDA CHI OFFICERS RICHARD LEWANDOWSKI. . . ..... . . ,Presidenf ROGER ALEXIS ............... Vice-Presidenf WILLIAM GEMMILL . . . . . ..... . .Treasurcr DAVE SHEETZ . . . . ............. Secrefary ROBERT SHULTZ. . . .......... Rushing Chairman DON HOMAN ............... Pledge Trainer TOM GOLDSBOROUGH. . . ........... Rifualisf DAVE JOHNSON ............. Social Chairman 748 FIRST ROW: Dr. William Duck, Roberf Hgdor. Charles Galbraifh Ward Dahlander, Richard Finpafrick. Rodney Shuff. Franklin Eckerf. RonaId Lann, F. Roberf Siobold, H. Richard Franh, David Johnson. Chrisf Chianosv E. Richard Tracy, Thomas Goldsborough, 6. Ronald Wenzell. SECOND ROW: William Gemmill, Richard Luwandowski. Roger Alexis, David Sheen. Don- ALPHA Thefa Pi Zefa chapfer . . . charfer issued in I939 . . . formally Phi Sigma local frafernify . . . became TheJra Kappa Nu in I924 which, in furn, merged wifh Lambda Chi Alpha in I939 . . . nafionally founded af Bosfon Uni- versify. Bosfon. MassachuseHs. in 1909 . . . union wifh Thefa Kappa Nu in I939 was +he largesf and mosf signifi- canf in +he Greek world . .. I48 chapfers . . . publicafions: na+ionalz The Cross and Crescent local: The Thefa Piper ...colors: purple. green. and gold . . . flower: whife rose. Chapfer acfivifies: pledge dance in Oc'rober Homecoming wi+h Hue annual Alumni Dinner . . . open house held in March . . . firsf place in Chrisfmas house- parfy decorafions . . . spring houseparfies wi+h +he crown- ing of +he Crescenf Girl . . . Fafher's Day and Mofher's Day weekends . . . Desserf dances. ald Human, Bruce Robert. Joseph Robinski. John MaHhewg Ronald Paull Robert Schulil. Thomas Sfahl, H. James Meunier, Richard La lacoma, Lee Shelly, John Bishop. THIRD ROW: Richard Chrisfensen, James FullerI Seward Sweet Edward Klein, Donald Gosden, George Williams, Frederick Sfroen- mann, Allen Curry, Robert Gehre', C. Mason Allender. Samuel Blackwell, Larry Lehman, Calvin Folfl, Richard Adams, David Foreman. FOURTH Top: Lambda Chis presenf a Chrisfmas on Mars for houseparfies BoHom: Homecoming Hoa+ depicfs a year of plenfy for GeHysburg ROW: R. Huqn Marfin, Samuel Rither, J. Sherrick Gilbert John Pawlow- ski, C. Doyle Bright James ChurchI Robert Renfschler. Dale Giese, 6. Larry liedel. Richard Roy. George Tracy. Psul Messner. Philip Kenworfhy. David Reeser, Hugo Schroeder. FIFTH ROW: Larry Johnson. Paul Nonas, Frank Fiore. Carol Youse, Micheal Morgan, Raberf Taggerf, Paul Roden- hauser, Herbert Phyne, Louis Klein. RHO DEUTERON CHAPTER PHI SIGMA OFFICERS JOHN JOSLYN .................. Presidenf BOB KAISER ................. Vice-Presidenf BOB MILLER ................... Secrefary RICHARD WURST ................ Treasurer VORRIE MACOM ................. Senfinel BARRY KUNKEL .................. Inducfor FIRST ROW: Salvatore Martiale. Frederick Masierman, William Lee Ein- waecMer. Robert DeBoise, Roborf Kaiser, Rober? llgenfrifx, Andrew Hahn, V. Dale Holladay, John Collins, Richard Plait, Donald Holck, William Mil- ler, Jr., John Joslyn. Larry Emlef, Anthony Bavosa. SECOND ROW: Walfer Wagner, James Pclfon, William Goell, Jerry Robbins. Harry UHarbach. KAPPA . charfer issued March l5. 1925.. . preceded by +he Druids . . . naHonally founded a+ MassachuseHs Agriculfural College in l873 . . . 67 Rho Deuferon chapfer . . chapfers . . . publicafions: nafional: The Signei': local: The Oakleaf. The Acorn . . . flower: red carnafion . . . colors: silver and magneffa. Chapfer acfivifies: pledge dance . . . houseparfies . . . faculfy banquet held biannually . . . Fafher's Day banquef ...desser+ dances . . . picnics . . . smokers . . . open house Mofher's Day banquet Harold Williams, John Cunningham, David Jarman, Paul Verdone. Jerold Miller. Harry Fisher, Jr.. Richard Hurst Alberf Gabiq Charles Coeyman, Dan Brandt THIRD ROW: Gareth Biser. Girard Samar, Ill. Vorrie Macom. Jnhn Reese, Edward Moons. Edward Duffyl Robert Swenson, Mark Sible , Jr.. Kenneth Rodgers, Rober? Barkley, Jr.. Jay Brundaqe, Illl H. Mar?in Ho - ner. Roberf Haar, James Brown. Kennefh Sfeinharfer. FOURTH ROW: Barry a: Top: Phi Sig fodball feam poses before a game BoHom: Is he a brofher? Kunkel. Hillard Beale, David Cafmus. Robert Drennen, William Johnson, Rnberf Fighira, Jr.. Robert Lubcker, Donald Reinhar'I. Ronald Smifh, Vin- renf Annicharico. Edwin Hackenberg, John Moore, Jr.. John HaHerv. Jr.. Roger Flemim'a Michael McConnell. FIFTH ROW: Albert Evde, John Hei- senbach. Jr.. Donald MirhoMs, John Sankem Jr.. Frank Sfadler, Carl Emigh, John Larkin, James Defhlefsen, 0 Rush Barr, Ill, Robert Arfsberqer. CHAPTER I A U KAPPA OFFICERS ROBERT SENFT, . . . . . . . .Presidenf PAUL LARSON . . . . . , . , . . VicerPresidenf DON HACHTEL, , . . ... . .. secremy KENNETH BOTENSTEN. . , . . . . . . . , . Treasurer RICHARD COMBS . .. . ... ,.ChapIaIn RICHARD COFFMAN. . . . , . . . . . . . .Pledqe Trainer CHESTER McLAUGHLIN . . . . , . .Serqeanf-a+-Arms ROYMILLER. . , ,.. . .....,..His+orian FIRST ROW: Winifred Terrell, Allen Pannell, Cheshr McLaughlin, William Laing Robert Taskev. E. Donald Hachfel, Kenneth Bofensfen, Roberf Senff. Warren Shaffer. William Coffman, Frnesf Palisxewski. Thomas Laavy. Albert Harris. Jr. Wayne Frankhouser, Richard Combs, Paul Larson. SECOND ROW: Claude Knol. Terrance Harris. 6. Wayne Fleck, Carl Schleunes, Ed- EPSILON PSI chapfer . . . charfer Issued November 25, I926. formerly DeIIa DeIIa Sig ma . founded naIIonaIIy aI lIIinoIs Wesleyan UnIversgIIy In I9I6. .ll7 chap Iersy. pu buIIcaIIons: naIIonaI: The Teke: IocaI: The Psi Press. ocaI pubIIcaIIon Iook second place In Ihe I955 naIIonaI compeIIIIon, for general excellence over IIIe II7 oII'Ier Teke chapfer publicafionsu .:coIors cherry and gray IIower: red carnaIIon .IeweI: pearl. Chap Ier acIIvIIIes: bI- monIth 'conIenIL programs ... IIeId hockey game wIIh AIpI'Ia XI DeIIa . . . ChrIsImas and spring houseparIIes . . .'FaII'Iers Day and Mofher's Day weekend programs Homecomiyng eve open house pHIedge dance. .Founders' Day banqueI In January alumni pig roasI. .facuIIy Iea . .Chrisfmas parIy Ioi local children wIIh AIpIIa XI DeIIa . . . rushIng pIcnIcs and Iam sessIons. ward Bachman David Peck RoberI Goidner. William Wag ner Marty Miller Thomas Iawler Thomas Niven. Kenneth Anderson JI'Jhng Rhodes M. Sfephan PIver, John Hanzel. DavId Bvrne. THIRD ROW: Alberf May I'IewI Roy Miller Jr. Ronald Fink, A. C. Grossman Jack Richard, Roberiy Mc- CiarIn, Jack Williams. Larry Cameron, William Jacques, Nicholas Gior- Top: TeIIes enferIaIn Dr. Arms-or vIce-versa? Bofiom: The lawn cleaning crew? gIo, Barry WhIIseI Thomas Sebring. Robert Smith, David Salberg, C. Randy Keyes Arfhur Hannel FOURTH ROW: Karl WIIIIams Jr. Carl Boh- ner, Joseph Koon ..Ir John Kailow Fredrick Streb Thomas Schaeffer. James FIshnr Richard HIse Rober' McClinfock E. M. Miller M. Beni amin Paull Frifz FoIIz David Severe C P. Roulouris, C. David WIngfieId. Pl CHAPTER OFFICERS RICHARD BROWN ............. . . .Presidenf ROBERT BUTLER ........... . . . .Vice-Presidenf JACK SILCOX ................ Pledge Masfer ROY CORNELL .................. Treasurer JERRY RUZICKA. . . . . . . . . . . .Recording Secrefary DONALD STEIN ........... Corresponding Secrefary RALPH KURTZ. . . . .............. Chaplain JAMES AYRE ...... . . . . ..... . . .Cusfodian EDWARD GIBBLE ..... . . . . . . . . . . . .Sfeward RONALD SCHUETTE. . . ........... Cen'rurion FIRST ROW: Edward Brown, Ralph Kurfz. James Ayre. Charles Cable. John Silcox, Jr.. Jerome Ruzicka. Robert Butler, Leroy Cornell, Jose Maroffa. 74 RHO Pi chapfer . . . charfer issued in I928 . . . preceded on campus by Thefa Phi . . . nafionally founded af Middle- bury College. Middlebury. Vermont in I905 . . . 2l chapfers . . . chapfers characferishcally small . . . publica- fions: nafional: The Quill and Scroll. The Senfry. The Pafhfinder: colors: Middlebury blue and Princefon orange. ocal: The Pi Posf . . . flower: red rose . . . Chapfer ac+ivi+ies: pledge danceT'SafariH . . .open house . . . Fafher's Day and Mo+her's Day weekends . . . Chrisfmas and spring houseparfies . . . senior picnic . . . Homecoming weekend program . . .desserf dances. Richard Brown, Carl Neely, Alfred Miicholl. Roborf Van Sandors. Donald Siein, Richard Cole. SECOND ROW: Ronald SchuoHe. A. Daniel Hamilton, Top: KDRs crowd converfible BoHom: KDRs prepare +0 bury fhe leopard William Rainey. Edward C-Jibblel Wilbur Maclvor, Jr.. Farrokh Sarmad. Lloyd Shockleyx Richard Siewarf. 75 THETA 11; OFFICERS 3; 1 DAVID HARVEY .................. Presidenf , NOEL HAMILTON .......... . . . .Vice-Presidenf 1, ROBERT SHARP. . . . ....... . . . . . .Secrefary I . DONALD GUTHRIE ................ Treasurer 1 ; RICHARD WEXO ........... 1 . . Pledge Marshal 11 JAMES HUFFSTUTTER .............. Hm Guard 1 THOMAS CRAIN ............... Second Guard LEON PHILLIPS .................. Chapiain ALBERT WOODWARD ............... Librarian E. MILTON euss ................. Hisforian JOHN BUGGELN. . . . ............. Sfeward FIRST ROW: David Harvey, Noal Hamilfon, Donald Gufhrie. Robert Sharp, Jr.. Albarf Woodward. John Bu goln, Earl Shaffer, Hugh Burns, James Huffsfu er. Donald Fasnachf, Rchard Wexo. George Ebersole, Frank DELTA OMICRON CHAPTER CHI Delfa Omicron chapfer . . . charfer issued March 8. I952 . . . preceded by Hue Sfar and Crescenf Club and Alpha Thefa Chi local frafernify . . . nafionally founded af Norwich Universify. Norwich. Vermont in 1856 . .. I I7 chap+ers . . . publicafions: nafional: The RaHle: local: The- fa Chrier . . . Hower: red carnaHon . . . red and whi+e . . . Chapfer acfivifies: pledge dance . . . pledge-brofher foofball and baskefball games . . . open house . . . Chrisf- mas and spring housepar+ies . . . Fafher's Day and Mo+h- aIumni banquef . . . pledge ban- . oufsfanding colors: milifary symbol: raHlesnake. er's Day weekends . . . quef . . . chapfer scholarship award . . pledge award . . . senior farewell parfy. nafional cenfennial celebrafion . . . McLaughlin, James Bracay. Thomas Bunty. SECOND ROW: L-on Phillips, E. Milfon Guss. Thomas Crain, Robsri Sfroeier. Howard Willie, Warren OrcuH, Lowell Reinhardt Paul Montgomery, James O'Brien. Mario Silvcffi, Top: Then Chis dream fhey beai Hue LafayeHe leopard . . . BoHom: Coeds help fhe broihers decorafe for Hie pledge dance Lyman O'Neill William Hansen, John Eklund, Donald Johnson, C. Edward Heinbaugh. THIRD ROW: Gear e Kegermk, Richard Sfevenson, C. John Sfrobal. Donald Weizel. NOT Pl TURED: William K.ugler, Richard Erdley. 77 SIGMA OFFICERS JIM KRUM. . . ..... . . . . ...... Commander EARLE BOWER ............ Lieufenanf Commander BART BASTOW ............. . . . . Recorder SAM EPPLEY .............. . . . . Treasurer BILL MAINE .................... Marshal FIRST now: w. aanon Basfon. Earlu Bower, Theodore Elser, Gerald Hen, f Ernesf Halmka, James Kcnna, James Krum, Samuel Eppley. William Han- cork, WAI'er Lanqmm. Paul MCKAV, Vinceni Romano. John Weber, Charles ZETA SIGMA CHAPTER 78 NU Zefa Sigma chapfer . . . char+er issued May l5. I954 . . . mosf recenf na+ional frafernify established on campus . . .preceded by Phi Kappa Rho local fra+erni+y . . . na- fionally founded January I. I869. 6+ Virginia Milifary Academy . . . 122 chapfers . . . publicafions: nafional: DeH'a: local: Rho-II . . . flower: whife rose . . . colors: black. whife. and gold. Chapfer acfivifies: pledge dance $nake PH . . . Chrisfmas and spring houseparfies . . . WhHe Rose For- mal . . . Fafher's Day and Mofher's Day weekends . . . desserf dances. Top: Sigma Nu's in sfricfly formal pose Boffom: Almosf chow fime! Burger Lloyd Grove. SECOND ROW: John Hinrichsen. Roy Miltner. WiI- bach, David Shelly. Charles s+ein, John Wenzke. THIRD now: John Trim- liam Maine, William Shepard. Kevm Thomas. Warren Adams, C. A. Back. mell. Roberf Wolf. NOT PICTURED: John Wilson, William Swisher, Myron Guy Edmisbn, William Fisher. David Lee: David McGrail. J. Arfhur See- Coxe. Richard Rabensfine. 79 HI EPSILON 1 OFFICERS RALPH WERLEY . . . . . . ..... . . . . .Presiden? x: ROBERT BUSCH . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Vice-Presidenf . I 5 k RONALD VAN BLARGAN. . . . . . . . Recording Secrefary '1 p i . JACK SAGE. , . . . . . . . . ,Corresponding Secretary FRANKLIN GOODYEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . .Treasurer FIRST ROW: Donald Miller. Danny Lainq, Clifford Rhoda, Gordon Bankerh Richard Selby, Robcrf Busch' Ralph Werley, Walter Young. John Basehore. ALPHA CHAPTER N Alpha chapfer . . . GeHysburg's only local frafernify . . . founded locally on November 9. I954 . . . colors: blue and gold . . . flower: yellow rose. Chap+er acfivifies: Chrisfmas and spring house-parfies . . Fafher's Day and Mofher's Day weekend programs . . . inframural sporfs program . smokers. Jim Ruos, Roberf Franz, Ralph Loam Franklin Goodyear, Ronald Van Blar- gen, George Hoyt. SECOND ROW: Charles Eshelman, David Smalback, Top: Phi Eps show floaf before Homecoming crowd BoHom: Phi Epsilon Nu presen+s ifs version of ein Deuische Bier- garfen for houseparfies. Howard Adelman, Richard Marshall, Howard Tykof. Jack Sage, Edward Andrews. Howard Vogf. NOT PICTURED: Ira Reich, Wallace Van Dyke. El l CHI! OFFICERS BARBARA BINNS ................. Presidenf I ii' . a THELMA ERNST. . . . ...... . . . . ,Vlce-PreSIdenf J. LEE HIBBERD ................... Secrefary SUE ZIEGLER ................... Treasurer JUDY DUNLOP ............... Pledqe Misfress PAT CROSS ............... Personnel Chairman ; SUE LIGHTER ................ Rush Chairman i ELLEN BILLHEIMER. . . . '. . . . .Corresponding Secrefary FIRST ROW: Pat Cross. Becky Sfracener. Nancy Krall. Lou Armstromg Kathy Naus. Lou Tarman, Sue Lighfar. Jana Bauer, Barbara Binns, Winnie hearer. Thelma Ernst, Millie Hermann. Lou Mover, Shirley Cashman, Carol Kri- x venky. SECOND ROW: Sue Zeigler. Jo Banks. Judy Dunlap, Lee Hibberd. .1 TAU DELTA CHAPTER 82 OMEGA Tau Delfa chapfer . . .founded April 5. I895 aJr Uni- versi+y of Arkansas . . . I IS chapfers . . . largesf sororify in America . . . colors: cardinal and s+raw . . . flower: whi+e carnafion . . . publicafion: Eleusis . . . firsf in allv campus scholarship. Chapfer adivifies: weekly visifs +0 +he Adams Counfy Home . . . annual Chrisfmas parfy for +own's under- privileged children th Phi Gamma Delfa . . . fall and spring Eleusinian banquefs . . , mofh and daugh+er lunch- eon . . . pledge dance HFros+ Fan+asy . . . social wifh Delfa chapfer from Dickinson . . . annual +ea f0 infroduce fhe pledges . . . ska+ing parfy wifh Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . rushing +heme HPira+es from Penzance . . . alum par'ry . . . Fa+her's Day and Mofher's Day banquefs . . . farewell parfy for seniors. Shirley White, Mardi Steele, Sandy Schildnechf. Judy Schaub. Debbie Stellar, Leddy Smith. Bobbie Flammer, Judy Sloharbeck. Bitsy Owens, Bar- bara Boiue, Carol Long. THIRD ROW: Peggy Lonq, Barbara Leidholdi, Ellen Bil eimer, Joy Sfaidle, Nancy Weskoff, Lyn Zwahl, Judy AlbrigM, Top: Hof Dogs. anyone? BoHom: Chi Omegas find playing bridge and sun bafhing a perfecf way '10 spend an afiernoon. Phyllis Ball. DoHy Lloyd, Ellen Buchanan! Peggy Flemming. Barbara Sheddy, Betty TalboN. Elaine Wolfe, Mariorie Mills. FOURTH ROW: Pa? Buffet Jcean Charuhas, Jeannette Woodrow, Grace Wagner, Nancy Gilroy, Penny ance. 83 BETA LAMBDA CHAPTER OFFICERS JOAN STEIN .................. Presidenf ANN LATSHA. . . . . . . . . VicevPresidenf ANN BUCK ............... Recording Secrefary SUE SCHMITT. . . . . . . . .Correspondinq Secrefary NANCY HUNTSBERGER .............. Treasurer FIRST ROW: Joan Sfein, Sutanne Schmm. Joan Ehlert, Ann Lafsha. Ann Buck. KMy Baker, Carolyn Snyder. Rennie Johns. Marci BeHini. Ruth Plom- gren. Sandra Pyle, S lvia Fensfermachen Jan Sachs, Jean Beck. Barbara Mumper. SECOND R W: Nell Henning, Carol WillisI Nancy Huntsberger, GAMMA Befa Lambda chapfer . . . founded January 2, I874. af Lewis School. Oxford. Mississippi . . . 83 chapfers . . . colors: bronze. pink. and blue . . . flower: cream-colored rose . . . publicafion: Anchora . . . firsf place in hockey in+ramurals . .. I954-55 AH Sporfs Trophy. Chap+er acfivifies: aid +0 +he blind . . . annual fashion show and card parfy . . . Chrisfmas parfy for orphans wifh Phi Delfa Thefa . . . informal Homecoming gafhering . .. pledge dance- Twins . . . Fa+her's Day and Mofher's Day banquefs . . . rush Jrheme DelJra Gamma's Version of Hwe Troian Horse . . seniors . . . spring formal in honor of +he .bmcfef dinner wifh alums . . . faculfy fea . . . parfies for ofher sorori+ies . . . engaged girls' par+y. Barbara Lee. Joan Schick, Joan Benfer, Marv Carlson, Judy Lehn, Carolyn Close, Carolyn Clausen, Jan Petrillo. Eunice ElwoodI Mary Ellen Reinsmiih, Carolyn Doehne. Carole Eckman. THIRD ROW: Sue Mickley. Nancy Oriel. Barbara Burkharf, Sally Clouser, Barbara Wagner, Jean Brown. Anne Wilsonl Top: D. G.'s go Grecian for rush parfy BoHom: Delfa Gemmas enierfain rushees af +9.: Joanne Rosihke, thel Goiwald, Gunda Brakes. Alice Klewer, Rachel Carl, Lynne Bonney, Anne Sfrenqe. Marilyn Shalick. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Wag- ner, Linda PriHs. Barbara Hays. Dawn Burg, Carol Leafherman, Mary Louise Hiqqons, Virginia Kressman. 85 BETA Pl CHAPTER MARILYN KREIDER. HAZEL COWAN . EILEEN VAUGHN. MARTY RILLING. NANCY LiNDNER P OFFICERS , . President A Vice-Presidenf . . Secreiary . . Treasurer . Pledge Mofher FIRST ROW: Allene Brown. Margot Kraufmacher, Marilyn Kreider, Greichen Parkinson, Joan Shimkus. Barbara Voiens, Dawn Zukswerf. Jane Bannister, Doris Bcisler. Haul Cowan, Si rid Finsfer, Joan Frsch. Judy Hinfon. Nancy Lindnor, Mary Leary Loudon. S COND ROW: Marfha Rilling, Barbara Rift. 86. M U Befa Pi chapfer . . . founded March 4. I852. af Wes- leyan College. Macon. Georgia . . . 76 chap+ers . . . col- ors: rose and whife . . . flower: pink carnaHon . . . pub- licafion: Aglaia . . . Nafional Social Science Award. Chapfer acfivifies: snack bar af +he local hospifal . . . foy carf in fine Children's ward of H19 hospifal . . . bi- monfhly visi'rs +0 +he Paradise School for boys . . . Chrisfmas parfy aJr Elizabefhfown crippled children's home wifh Phi Sigma Kappa . . . pledge projec1L of making foys for Navajo Indians . . . informal coffee hour for faculfy . .. Fafher's Day and Mo+her's Day banquefs . . . rush +heme - Highland Fling . . . Founders' Day banque1L wifh Dickinson chapfer . . . senior breakfasf for all sororify women . . . pledge dance and banquet Marie Sfauffer, Mary Ann Sulzer. Kathy Swaim, Carol Traynor, Maral n De- Loca, Frances Haldaman. Eileen Vaughan. Pa? Rudisill. Elizabeih rown, Janet Hoenniger, Doroth Larkin, Mar cry Schuler, Marioria Clayfon. THIRD ROW: Jane M: inney. Janet arncr, Bony Schuler, Elizabefh Top: Phi Mu sisiers enferiain H19 pledges of flue annual pledge dance. BoHom: A fypical Tuesday evening af GeHysburg Schreiner, Regina Schwarl, Barbara Welwood. Sandra Wolff, Rosanna Hall- mgn, Barbara Borke. Martha Mayer. Margaref Kilpafrfck, Nancy Wahaus, Dianne Shaffer. Kay Risley, Carol Reed. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Hood. NOT PICTURED: Joan Manges, Kay Homer. 87 AlPHAXI OFFICERS JEANNETTE ZULICK . . . . . . . . . ..... Presidenf JANE McFADDEN . ...... . . , . Vice-Presidenf PAT STONER . . . ...... . . . Recording Secrefary JANE NAYLOR ........... Corresponding Secrefary JEANNE SCOTT. . . . ..... . . . . Treasurer LOIS WINNEBERGER. . . ..... . Pledge Misfress PAT TOPPEL ................. Rush Chairman FIRST ROW: Nancy Husbands, Jane Naylor, Donna Whifsel. Jean Eckerf. Barrie Hoffman, Jane McFadden, Pat Sfoner, JeanneHe Zulick, Arlene Van Artsdalen, Ann Marshall. Jeanne 5'20 . Pat Toppel, Sue Vol11, Sue Gibble. Lois Winneberqer. SECOND ROW: Valerie Linkins, Barbara Mquleworfh, ; BETA I CHI CHAPTER Befa Chi chapfer . . . founded April I7. l893.a1L Lom- bard College. Galesburg. Illinois . . . b8 chapfers . . . colors: double blue and gold . . . Hower: pink Killarney rose . . . publicafions: The Alpha Xi DeH'a, Quill Poinfs. Chapfer acfivifies: adop+ion of lfalian war orphan . . . aid +0 underprivileged children under Hue Save Jrhe Chil- dren's Federafion in Tennessee and Kenfucky . . . Chrisf- mas parfy for local children wifh Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . pledge dance Win+er Wonderland . .. inifiafion ban- quet . . . Homecoming fea . . . Halloween surprise parfy for pledges . . . Rose Formal . . . rush +heme HThe Sul- Jran's Favori+e Wife . . senior banquef . . . surprise parfy for alums . . . Fafher's Day and Mo+her's Day feas ... pledge banque+. Barbara Stone, Naomi Dunqen, Eileen Engsfrom, Janet Bowman, Marie Leonard. Sue Krum, Bonnie Bankerf, Ann Forgie, BeMy Burger, Joan Doylel Dorothy Kranich. Joyce Hamm, Ada Kreider. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Divan, Andi De Haven, Elaine Derham, Phyllis Groshans, Jean Hummer, PhyllisI M Top: This is an informal meeiing! BoHom: Alpha Xis en+er+ain rushees a+ harem par+y Wagner, Anita Landgren, Peggy SinnoH, Mary Ann Dresher. Dorofhy Rufe, Lois Brobsf, Barbara Kadel, Jean Foellner, Jackie Haulenbeek, Kaye Shaef- fer. FOURTH ROW: Pat Da , Marilyn Ruof, Rufh Clegg, Barbara Clark. NOT PICTURED: Maddie Al right. 89 LAMBDA OFFICERS ELISE KORMAN. . . ..... . . . . . . . .Presidenf CONNIE NOERR. ............ . ,Vice-Presidenf GEORGIANA BORNEMAN. . . . , . . . . ,Secrefary . . RUTH STROMBERG .............. . .Treasurer AUDREY McMAHON ............. Rush Chairman BEVERLY McCONNELL . . . . . . . . . PIedqe stness ALPHA CHAPTER FIRST ROW: Patricia McLaughlin, Sella Ann Mock. Paula Boyer. Dzinfra Jaimel Beverly McConnell, Georgiana o rnemam Ruth Sfromberg' Ardafh i 9O 1 Alpha chapfer . . . Youngesf sororify on campus . . . local . . . founded in March. I954. af GeHysburg College. GeHysburg. Pennsylvania . . . colors: foresf green and sil- ver . . . flower: yellow rose . . . publicafion: Alumni Bul- Iefin. Chapfer acfivifies: working wi'rh local Girl Scoufs . . . visi'rs +0 school for refarded children in GeHysburg . . . Fafher's Day and Mofher's Day programs . . . gef-ac- quainfed parfy a+ Mrs. Konfe's home . . . spring formal . . . pledge dance The Nighf Before Chrisfmas . . . rush par+y - Safari . . pledge projecf of sfenciling Pennsylvania Dufch designs on furnifure in room. Fisher, Jean Glocker. Mary Wehla, Cynfhia Worn, Elise Korman, Eleanor Zocrbel Audrey McMahon, Marion Thioss. SECOND ROW: Margaref Hunt- Ienroiter. Eleanor Jones, Sue Schrack, Dorofhy Schulz Bri . Lin Pofter. Con- Top: Lambda Nu's pose in room aHer inifiafion ceremony Boffom: Sisfors and pledges gather around +ree for Chrisimas pady niu Noerr. Norma Grimes, Charloffe Way, Ruth Marsh. Beatrice Spofford, Ronnie Ramsdell, Marilyn Gnanf, Stacey Siurm, Gretchen Rentschler, Nancy Logan. THIRD ROW: Mary Lou Murphy. 91 Seafed: Rudy Feathersfone. Frank Capifani. AI Tefi, Dick Hockenbury, Joe Bier'v. Bob Walsack. Dick Anastasi. Standing: Wally Kuligowski, Ar? Hendley, BiH Ward, Lee Koppelman. Jack anzm, Mam, Millnr, 92 In his firsf season a+ +he helm of' +he GeHysburg cag- ers. Coach Bob Davies direcfed Jrhe Bullef dribblers To a respecfable I I-I2 season. Al Tefi. Bob Walsack and Frank Capifani carried +he scoring load while Cap+ain Dick Hockenbury and Joe Bierly were Clearing Hue back- boards. Lack of beigh'r and abilify +0 hif from +he oufside proved cosfly +0 Hue Bullefs during +he early parf of +he season. buf Dick Hockenbury lafer proved a ferror under +he boards as he led Hue feam in rebounding, grabbing as many as 27 in Hue second Dickinson filf. The Bullefs opened +he season by losing +0 a sharp Elizabefhfown quin+eiL 88-64. However, GeH'ysburg con- finued +heir home schedule by upseHing a favored Leba- non Valley squad 73-70 in a fasf moving encounfer. Jour- neying +0 +116 Palesfra in Philadelphia, GeHysburg fell vicfim fo nafionally ranked Temple Universify 74-53. Confinuing on +he road. +he Bullef cagers edged Wesf- ern Maryland 66-60 before losing a close verdicf +0 AI- brighf. Led by Navy's Don Lange and Holy Cross's Ron Perry, Quanfico's Marines oufscored +he Bullefs 92-69 in a home filf in Plank Gymnasium. Before +he Chrisfmas holidays, GeHysburg 10er +heir second encounfer +0 Temple by 72-53 and +hen garnered a road vicfory over Johns Hopkins Universi+y. Davies' men earned fheir +hird vicfory of H19 season as +hey edged Scranfon 48-44 in a loosely played game. Ahead 33-26 af halHime. Hue Bulle+s were able +0 score only I5 poinfs +hrough3u+ +he enfire second hahc while Hue visifors could accouniL 4or only I8 +hemselves. Taking +0 +he road once more. Lebanon Valley gained revenge for an earlier defeaf a+ +he hands of +he Bullefs +0 defeaf GeHysburg 87-65. Geffysburg +hen los1L ifs sevenfh game of fhe year by losing +0 Bucknell 79-68. The Pallefs had played +heir besf game of +he year in Hue firswL half againer H'se Bisons, buf 4ell complefely aparf in We second sfanza as BuckneH overcame a 45-28 disad- vanfage a'r halffime +0 gain +he win. Once more in +he friendly confines of Plank Gymnasium. G-burg came from behind +0 clemcemL Lehigh's Engineers 76-69. Journeying +0 Lancasfer, Franklin 2Q Marshall cu+ shorf a closing Bullef rally in +he final minufes of play +0 win 76-73. N Tefi was high man for +he Bullefs. collecfing 25 poinfs. Af home once more. GeHysburg finally hif +he peak and scored a major upsef as Al TeJri buckefed 42 poin+s in leading his Orange and Blue feam mafes +0 Bullefs scramble for be in Scranton NH 93 Mules grab rebound a sfunning lOO-94 conques1L of powerful Muhlenburg. The Bullefs led a+ half fime 48-42 and finally wen+ ahead for good af 70-68 midway +he final half. Tefi's 42 poin+s broke +he old school record of 38 poinfs for one game se1L by Jrhe grea+ Bill Snyder Iasf year. The Geffysburg joy was shorf-lived however. as Jrhe feam wenf info a fwo-game losing sfreak by dropping successive filfs fo Lehigh and Navy. The Engineers gained Coach Davies briefs sfariers before game revenge wifh a 9l-75 acore in Befhlehem. Traveling down f0 Annapolis, Maryland. +0 +he Naval Academy, +he Bul- Ie+s suffered a cold day from +he floor and fell +0 +he Middie 73-44. The game was marred by many personal fouls and sloppy ball handling on The parf of bofh feams. Nexf Geffysburg played hosf +0 Bucknell and +his Jrime ou+scored +he Bisons 87-77. Bob Walsack led +he Bullefs in scoring wifh 27 +allies as Jrhey iumped 0H +0 an early Teamma+es anxiously wafch fellow players on floor from +he floor, hiHing on 57070 of +heir sho'rs while grab- bing 57 rebounds. Dickinson's Red Devils were Geffysburg's nexl' vicflms as +he locals lumped off f0 an early lead. and Huen slaved off a lale Dickinson rally +0 win 78-70. LafayeHe used ifs superior heighf and shoofing accuracy f0 subdue fhe Bul- lels lO3-76 in a home llll wifh Geflysburg hailing from +he sfarf. Gelfysburg once again overwhelmed Dickinson 94-76. Behind Tefi's shoofing and Hockenbury's rebound- ing. Jrl'le Bulle'rs were able +0 mainlain a comforfable margin fhroughouf +he enfire game. In Jrl'1e lasl fwo games of +he season, Geffysburg bowed 84-74 +0 Muhlenburg. and +hen came back +0 win. 76-59 over F87M in +he season's linal. Among +he sfarfing live, gradualion will claim cenfer G-Burg-Scranfon baffle gets underway Ball eludes Bullef and Mule players lead and maintained a safe margin +0 regisfer +heir sevenfh win of We season againsl IO defeafs. Once again Gelfysburg rose lo a seemingly impossible heighf as fhe Bullefs upsef a favored Juniala quinfef 93-76 in a road game af Hunlingdon. Pennsylvania. Wilh Al Tell leading +he way wifh 3O poinls, no less +han five Orange and Blue regulars hil in double ligures +0 lead flue onslaught The Bullefs had an exceplional nighf Tefi shoots en route fo record-breaking 42-poinf effort and Capfain Dick Hockenbury along wi+h forward Joe Bierly. Also missing from nexf year's squad will be re- serves Rudy Feafhersfone and Fred Alleva. Noliceable among +his year's frosh squad are Del Warfel and Tim Cousins who will give nex1L year's varsify some much need- ed height Also bidding for sfarfing posilions nex1L year will be Frank Gryzlecki and Charlie Hoffman along wifh Arf Beck and Jack Hafhaway. all up from +his year's frosh squad. WOMEN'S J. V. BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Kaihy Swaim, Coach Faye Luckenbill. Standing, Firs? Row: Marie Leonard, Sissy Hiqgons, Kay Homer, Barbara Burkharf. Eihel Gotwald. Sec- ond Row: Hefty Koehlar, Rosanna Hallmane Ardafh Fisher. Orlice Pierson. Wifh only five refurning varsify players as a nucleus wi+h which +0 work. Coach Grace Kenney came up wi'rh whaf was hoped +0 be a championship feam. Champions in spirH' and aggressiveness. buf no+ in vicfories. however. Hue BulleHes fumed in a record of +hree vicfories and seven iosses. Under Hme proficienJr coaching of Miss Faye Luckenbill, new addifion +0 HIe GeHysburg coaching sfag, +he Junior Varsify compiled a season log of +wo wins againsf six losses. A decisive win over Lock Haven and a vicfory over Shippensburg were +he highling of We season as fhe Junfor hoopsfers were being groomed for varsify s'o+s. Women coaches. MISs Kenney and MiSs Luckenbill $$m- w R W; 2;; w; BASKETBALL Chalking up +heir firs+ win of H1e inbnf campaign, Hwe Varsify oufplayed Elizabefhfown while Hwe J.V.'s dropped +heir opener. In +he nexf Hlf, a reversed verdicf occurred for, in +he encounfer wifh Shippensburg, +he junior Bul- leHes refurned wifh Hie win. For +he firsf fime +he Urslnus feam fook a place on +he G-burg Varsify's schedule. The skilled and experienced Ursinus players neHed eighfyiive per cenf of Hweir foul sho+s. +0 only increase +he one-sided 'HH, Bofh Jreams fraveled +0 MillersviHe where Hue Varsify's unpenefrable defense dealf a deneaf f0 H18 Marauders. The J.V.'s played a a hard-foughf game. buf in +he final seconds. Millersville dunked a fwoApoinfer +0 clinch +he game. Lock Haven and Temple nosed ouf +he BulleHes. How- ever, +he Junior Varsify oufpiayed +he Lock Haven con- Shippensburg player aHempfs +0 recover ball from Geffysburg forward. W a . VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Maryellen Reinsmiih, Becky Siracener, Arlene Van Arisdalen, Ann Steher, Judy Sloferbeck, Coach Grace Kenney, Doris Beisler. Jean Brown, Evelyn Coaies, Al- lene Brown, Carolyn Snyder. Jrenders +0 celled +heir lasf win of We season. Journeying +0 Wilson College for +heir sixfh away game, +he BulleHes came back f0 +he win coiumn for Hue lamL fime. Despife +he Varsify's considerable loss when Allene Brown. consisfenf highwscorer. was benched for fhe re- maining +hree games as +he resulf of an injury. +he Bul- leHes Hvrew quHe a scare info We undefeafed Shippens- burg aggregafion. succumbing +0 +hem by only +hree poinfs. All eyes focus upward +0 Hie be In +he BulleHes encounfer wifh ElizabefHown, Hue E- Jrown baskefeers copped a close and specfacular verdict Racking up on inside shofs and monopolizing Hue re- bounds. +he Elizabefhfown J.V.'s overcame H18 GAburg juniors. Seniors Carolyn Snyder. Evelyn Coafes. and Allene Brown played +heir Iasf game on +he GeHysburg hard woods in Hue Varsi+y's final encoun+er wifh Easf Sfroudsi burg. Shippensburg guards close in as GeHysburg receives ball g a a $- $23: g g; ?: gag; $113 $$$s ?;g; p w 3?: W' A$ W.A.A. OFFICERS W.A.A. Officers. BoHom +0 Top: Arlene Van AHdalen, vice-pres- idenf; Jean Brown. secretary; Miss Grace Kenney, adviser; Allene Brown, presidenf: Miss Faye Luckenbill, adviser; Barbara Lee. di- recior of in+ramural program. I Women's Afhlefic Associafion, Sea+ed on S+eps: thel Gofwald. Judy Slo+erbeck. Arlene Van Arfsdalen. Grefchen Parkinson, Allene Brown, Lois Winneberger. Audrey McMahon, Nancy Hunfsberger, I A Carol Willis. Sfanding: Jean Brown. Doris Beisler, Barbara Lee. 4 Dawn Zul:sw-er+V Maryellen Reinsmifh. Larry Gaenzle, President Charles Landis, Treasurer: Don Maffhias. Vice-Presidenf; Judy Sloferbeck. Secre+ary. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Firs? Row: FRANCES E. ADAMS .................. Arlington, Virginia 2704 Norfh Jefferson Street RICHARD L. ADAMS ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania I608 Forsfer Streef GEORGE C. ALLISON .............. Swadhmorc, Pennsylvania 408 Vassar Avenue KENNETH C. ANDERSON ............ New Milford. Cannedicut Bluebonnet Knoll CHARLES A. BAIER .................. Balfimore, Maryland 609 Denison Sfreef LARRY BAILEY ..................... York. Pennsylvania Rural Delivery N. b GEORGE W. BAKER ................ Baliimore I4. Maryland 49l0 Halder Avenue Second Row: PHYLLIS A. BALL ................. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 42l2 Woodland Avenue BONNIE R. BANKERT ................ Lansdala, Penniylvania 700 East Seventh Stree'r DAVID P. BARNES ................ Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 37 West Middle Sfreef FRANK L. BARRINGTON ............. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 805 Roberfs Avenue CHARLES M. BARTEL ................ Wedfield, New Jersey 823 Coolidge Street CHARLES W. BEACHEM ............ Ellwood Ci'Iy. Pennsylvania 4l6 Sprinq Avenue JOHN H. BENJAMIN ................. Nufley, New Jersey 32 Terrace Avenue 100 Third Row: ELLEN BILLHEIMER .............. New Brunswick, New Jersey Easton Avenue JAMES H. BLACK ............. New Cumberland, Pennsylvania 708 I5'rh Sfreef SAMUEL A. BLACKWELL ................ Seaford, Delaware 500 Linden Avenue WILLIAM D. BODDINGTON ............ Coral Gables. Fiorida 625 Maiorca Avenue BARBARA E. BOGUE .................. Union, New Jersey 2l5 Longview Road HARPER L. BOHR, JR .............. Williamsporf, Pennsylvania 530 Woodland Avenue ELAINE R. BONNETT ................ Brooklyn 34, New York 2052 Coleman Sfreef Fourfh Row: JANET L. BOWMAN ................ Lemoyna' Pennsylvania 542 Bosler Avenue DONALD L. BOYER ................... York. Pennsylvania 990 East Philadelphia Sheet RONALD K. BRADBURY ............ Pompfcn Plains, New Jersey 200 Boulevard OUNDA M. BRAKAS ........... Bayridge, Brooklyn 28, New York 953 79th Sfreef LEROY G. BREAM ................. Gardna's. Pennsylvania Rural Delivery No. 2 C. DOYLE BRIGHT. JR .............. Bloomsbury, Pennsylvania 924 Wes'r Main Shoe? BARBARA L. BROWN .............. West Gro.'e. Pennsylvania 502 Prospec'r Avenue Firsf Row: ELIZABETH A. BROWN ............... Alfoona. Pennsylvasia I503 Ninth Sfreef JEAN BROWN .................. Lansdawna, Pennsylvania 87 Wes? Sfratford Avenue JAY M. BRUNDAGE ................ Plaasanfville. New York 70 Leland Avenue ELIZABETH E. BURGER ................ Red Hook, New York SI West Market S'rreef BARBARA BURKHART ........... New Cumberlandl Pennsylvania 408 Sixfh Sfreef DELTON C. BUSHEY ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 3H6 Schoolhouse Lane LAWRENCE S. CAMERON ............. Baltimore 6. Maryland 4209 Sanner Avenue Second Row: RACHEL E. CARL .................. Friodens, Pennsylvania CHARLES J. CHARLES ............. Middleburg, Pennsylvania 45 Main Sfreef JAMES W. CHURCH .................. RoselleI New Jersey 47-A Garden Drive WILLIAM W. CLARK, III ............. Droxel HillI Pennsylvania 7l4 Ormond Avenue CAROLYN M. CLAUSEN .............. Hanover, Pennsylvania 8 Norfh Penn Shem MARJORIE E. CLAYTON ............. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 2622 North Fiffh Sfreet SARA L. CLOUSER ............... Middletown. Pennsylvania I2l Spring Street 101 Third Row: ROBERT O. COCHRAN ............... . . York, Pennsylvania 722 Aflanfic Avenue RICHARD C. COLE ................ Getiysburg, Pennsylvania 51 East Stevens Sfreef PAUL T. COLLINS .............. Upper Moniclair, New Jersey ll3 Bellevue Avenue JAMES V. DAVISI JR ................... - Ithaca, New York Cayuga Heighfs Road BARBARA E. DEETZ ............. Philadolphia l9, Pennsylvania 720 Wesf Sedgwick Street ANN L. DE HAVEN ................ Cumberland, Maryland Route l, Box 3l BURNELL R. DEHOFF ............... Biglerville, Pennsylvania Box 322 Fourfh Row: DONNA J. DEIBERT .................. Towson 4, Maryland 28 Normal Terrace ELAINE R. DERHAM ........... Freeporf, Long Island. New York CAROL DINGFELDER ................ Brooklyn 29, New York 1964 Easf 23rd Sfreef MARILYN L. DIVAN ................. Morton, Pennsylvania l93l Franklin Avenue CAROLYN W. DOEHNE ............. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 4503 South Cedar Lane JOAN E. DOYLE .................. Lemoyna, Pennsylvania 4l7 Hummel Avenue ROBERT J. DRENNEN ................ Narborfh, Pennsylvania 63 Wynnedale Road THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-EIGHT First Row: EDWARD F. DUFFY ................ Abingfon. Ponnsylvania Ii70 Wheatsheaf Lane NAOMI E. DUNGAN ............. Soufhampfon, Pennsylvania 775 Second Sfreef Pike CAROLE A. ECKMAN ................. Towson 4. Maryland 502 Dogwood Lane THORA ELLEFSEN .................. Haworfh, New Jersey 346 Chrisfie Avenue EUNICE G. ELWOOD ................ Delmoni. Pennsylvania Box IBB EILEEN L. ENGSTROM .............. Silvnr Spring, Maryland 9l2 Langley Drive BARRY L. EVANS .................. Dillsburq, Pennsylvania Second Row: RONALD E. FINK ................. Emigzvillc, P-nmylvania JAMES H. FISHER ............... New Brighton, Pannsylvania MARY A. FISHER ................. Allentown, Pennsylvania 934 North let Street BARBARA A. FLAMMER .............. BeNIlohom, Ponnsylvania 9l5 Seneca Street DAVID L. FOREMAN ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 3527 Rutherford Street LAWRENCE W. GAENZLE ............... Albany, New York 75 Brookline Avenue J. SHERRICK GILBERT ............. Pimburqh 23, Ponmylvania 205 Hazel Drive 102 Third Row: ROBERT E. GLADNEY .............. Pleasanfville. New Jersey 4 Easf Edgewater Avenue JEAN B. GLOCKER ................. Baltimore 7. Maryland 5506 Wesley Avenue IRVING R. GLOVER ................ Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 54 North Madison Sheet ETHEL R. GOTWALD ............... Now Rochalle, New York 80 Brookdale Avenue FRED E. GROSS ..................... York. Pennsylvania 806 West Kinq Sheet MILTON E. GUSS ................ Miffliniown, Pennsylvania 205 Third Street DONALD A. HAAS ................. Balfimorc 24, Maryland 62l Soufh Kenwood Avenue Fourfh Row: DONALD HAILEY .................. Camdon. New Jersey 638 VanHook Sfreef FRANCES M. HALDEMAN ........... Wes? Plainfield, Now Jnrsey 220 Glenside Place JOYCE HAMM ................... Hanover, Pennsylvania I6 Stock Street DONALD M. HARMAN .............. Lancaster. Pennsylvania 526 Fairview Avenue MARK R. HARTONG ................. Beaver, Ponnsylvania 228 Buffalo Sheet BRUCE J. HENDRICKSON ............... Washington, D. C. lB70 Wyoming Avenue JOHN E. HENSCHEN .................. Towson, Maryland 628 Sussex Road First Row: JANET B. HOENNIGER ............. . . .Richmond, Virginia 1302 Noftoway Avenue MARGARET HUETTENREITER ........... Clarksburg, New Jersey JEAN L. HUMMER ................. Manheim, Pennsylvania 39 South Haxel Sheet SARAH JACOBS .................. Lansdala, Pennsylvania Allemown Road ELEANOR L. JONES ................ Cumberland, Maryland 3l5 Race Sfreef ROBERT B. KENWORTHY ............. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania 4l Easf Broadway DAVID C. KESSLER ................. Lansdala. Pennsylvania 4I2 Perkiomen Avenue Second Row: ALICE A. KLEWER .............. Philadelphia 26, Pennsylvania 912 Melrose Avenue CHARLES G. KNOCH ................. Towson 4, Maryland 528 Sfevenson Lane ADA LOUISE KREIDER ................. Liiifz, Pennsylvania Rouie No. 4 SUSAN M. KRUM ................. Johnsfown. Pennsylvania 333 Margaret Avenue ROBERT G. KUNSMAN ................ Beaver. Pennsylvania 435 Third Sfree? DOROTHEA A. LARKIN ............. Wallingford, Pennsylvania Brookhaven Road ROBERT D. LAY ................... Carlisle. Pannsylvania 4l0 Wes? Loufher Street Third Row: HARRY L. LEHMAN ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 202l Briggs Street BARBARA D. LEIDHOLDT ............ Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania 922 Drexel Avenue MARIE T. LEONARD ................ Pennsburg, Pennsylvania 822 Main Sfreef VALERIE LINKINS .......... Washingfon lb, District of Columbia 4825 Butferworth Place Northwesf DORIS LOHNE .................... Flanders, New Jersey Unneberg Avenue CAROL D. LONG .................. Hagorsiown, Maryland Roufe No. 6 MARGUERITE M. LONG ............. Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Rural Delivery No. 3 Fourih Row: PATRICIA A. MACKEN ............... BaHimore 7. Maryland 68H Windsor Mill Road VORRIE B. MACOM ............. Haddon Heights. New Jersey 107 Station Avenue WILLIAM L. MAINE ................ Wesiminsfer. Maryland Box I72 FRANK C. MALSY ............. Hasbrouck Heiqhis, New Jersey 315 Division Avenue JOAN L. MANGES ............... Bala-Cynwyd, Pennsylvania ll3 Maple Avenue ROBERT H. MANN ................. Cumberland, Maryland l3l Cumberland Sfreef RUTH M. MARSH ...... . ........ . . Union Bridge, Maryland 103 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT Firsf Row: ROBERT T. McCLARlN .............. Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 1972 Homestead Avenue DON H. MCDOWELL .................. Baldwin. New York 75 North William Street ROBERT 6. MICHAEL ................. Brisfol, Pennsylvania ll02 Radcliffe Street SUZANNE MICKLEY ................ Cashfown, Pennsylvania CARL E. MILLER .................. Hanover. Pennsylvania ISO Norfh George Sireef LARRY M. MILLER .............. Chambersburq, Pennsylvania Route 4 MARIAN A. MILLER ............... Harrisburg. Pennsylvania Devonshire Heighis Second Row: ROY D. MILLER, JR .................. Sharon, Pennsylvania 2'09 Woodbine Drive PATRICIA Z. MILLS ................ Bridgeport, Connecticut 5! Alpine Sfreef LEROY A. MILTNER ................. Haywood, New Jersey I00 Fairmonf Avenue GARETH H. MITCHELL .............. Springdale, Pennsylvania 6'4 Piffsburgh Street JOHN E. MITCHELL ................ Fair Lawn, New Jersey 5 Ballard Place EDWARD R. MOORE ............... Plehsanfvillo, New Jersey 35 Easf Plaza Place BARBARA MUGGLEWORTH .......... Collingswood 6, New Jnrsey 432 Virginia Avenue Third Row: STANTON MUSSER ................ Gettysburg, Pennsylvania THOMAS C. NIVEN .......... Glen Head, Long Island. New York 4 Rufh Place CONSTANCE E. NOERR ............. Lewisfown, Pennsylvania 80I South Main Sheet C. SUZANNE OPPERMAN ............. Lamoyne. Pennsylvania 67 Miller Avenue WARREN ORCUTT ................... Yonkersl New York I48 Hanward Sfreef NANCY J. ORTEL ................. Balfimore 24, Maryland 4l3 South East Avenue WALTER P. PALMER ................. RiverMn, New Jersey Main Sheet Fourfh Row: ROGER M. PATCHES ............... Neffsville, Pennsylvania Post Office Box I32 JOHN K. PAWLOWSKI ............... Sayroville, New Jersey 574 Main Street CLEMENT C. PEIREN ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 3804 Cenferfield Road RONALD E. PEIRSON ............... Harrisburg. Pennsylvania 274I Booser Avenue JANICE PETRILLO .................. Maywood, New Jersey 47l Oak Avenue LEON PHILLIPS .................. Allentown. Pennsylvania 42 North Thirteenfh Street LIN POTTER ....................... Colora, Maryland Firs+ Row: DONNA RAHN ................. Williamsfown. New Jersey 228 Easf Pine Street JACK D. RAMSEY ................ Harrisburg, Punnsylvania l83l Forster Sfreef VERNON G. RAPP .................. Reading, Pennsylvania l239 Linden Sfreef JAMES REECE ..................... BaHimoro, Maryland l535 Norfhbourne Road J. K. REESE ................. Philadelphia l9, Pennsylvania 308 Easf Allens Lane ROBERT L. REGISTER .................. Princafon, Illinois 420 Norfh Church Street LOWELL E. REiNHARDT ................ Union, New Jersey 860 Townley Avenue Second Row: MARYELLEN REINSMITH .............. Emmaus. Pennsylvania 443 North Second Street JACK N. RICHARD ................. Cranford, New Jersey 78 Beniamin Street KENNETH F. ROGERS ................ hnwood. New Jersey 226 Harold Avenue JOANNE ROSITZKE ........ Queens Villago. Long Island. New York 90-37 2I91h Street PATRICIA A. RUDISILL ............... Hanovor, Pennsylvania l33V2 McAllisfer Sheet JACK SAGE ..................... Brooklyn 30, Ncw York I335 East Twelfth Street DAVID B. SATTATLWAITE .......... Mechanicsburg, Ponnsylvania Rouie 4 105 Third Row: JUDY L. SCHAUB ....... Springfield, Delaware County. Pennsylvania 89 Powell Road EDIE SCHMEISER ................. Sfaien Island, New York CLAIR E. SCHNURE ......... V ...... Wafsoniown, Pennsylvania l4 West Third Sfreef LLOYD E. SCHRACK. JR .............. Niagara Falls, New York 9306 Rivershore Drive ELIZABETH J. SCHREINER ............ Nanficoke, Pennsylvania 226 Market Street RONALD W. SCHUETTE ........... Berkeley Heigh'rs. New Jersey 5 Wilson Drive ELIZABETH M. SCHULER .............. Balfimore 6, Maryland 4608 Schley Avenue Fourfh Row: MARGIE E. SCHULER ............... Allentown, Pennsylvania 2035 Pennsylvania Sfreef DOROTHY SCHULZ BRITT .......... Willow Grove 3, Pennsylvania I6I6 High Avenue REGINA C. SCHWARZ ............... Glendale 27, New York 87-II Union Turnpike JAMES SKELTON, JR ................... York, Pennsylvania I573 Clover Lane JUDITH A. SLOTERBECK .............. Abingfon, Pennsylvania 2026 Susquehannah Road S. LEDDY SMITH ................. Wrightsville, Pensylvania I27 Norfh Front Sfreef THEODORE L. SOISTMANN ............ Woodsfown, New Jersey 226 Borfon Drive THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-EIGHT Firsi Row: POLLY SPANGLER ................... York, Pennsylvania 844 Clinton Street GEORGE L. SPOERL. JR ............... Cumberland. Maryland Roufe l JOY STEIDLE .................... Germantown, Maryland Route 2 WILLIAM F. STEIRER. JR .............. Doylestown, Pennsylvania 98 Harvey Avenue DEBBIE S. STELZER ............... Philadelphia, Pennsylvania l229 Allen Grove Sfreef BENJAMIN B. STERN, JR ............... Friedens, Pennsylvania Roufe 1 ANN STETSER .................. Sharon HillI Pennsylvania 208 Cherry Street Second Row: BARBARA M. STONE ................. Pitman, New Jersey 49 East Holly Avenue MARLENE J. STRAYER ............... DillsburgI Pennsylvania Rouie l DAVID L. THOMAS ............... Jennersiown, Pennsylvania l848 Hillcrest Heights KEVIN B. THOMAS ............... Los Angeles 65. California 3000 Palmer Drive JOHN E. TODDES ................ Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Route 3 JOHN T. TOGGAS ........ . .......... York. Pennsylvania 232 South Pine Sheet WALTER TOPOLSKI . . . . .......... . . . Camden 4, New Jersey I228 Chase Street 106 Third Row: STANLEY S. TRAYMORE, JR ............. Fair Lawn, New Jersey 2A26 Lyncrest Avenue J. SCOTT TULLY .................. Bdhlahem, Pennsylvania Route 4 ROBERT VAN SADERS ................ Maywood. New Jersey 776 Oak JANET M. VARNER ................. Portage, Pennsylvania Jefferson Avenue EILEEN VAUGHAN ................ West Point, Pennsylvania Jones Street BRUCE E. VILLARD ................ Befhlehem. Pennsylvania 2010 Montgomery Street HOWARD L. VOGT ................. Bellerase 26, New York 85-3 I 252nd Street Fourfh Row: CHARLOTTE A. WAY ................. Hockossin, Delaware RALPH S. WEAVER, ll ............. Cafasaugua, Pennsylvania 540 Fourth Sfreef BARBARA A. WELWOOD .............. Jamaica 32. New York I82-59 Radnor Road NANCY WESTKOTT ............... Wyomissing, Pennsylvania ll23 Albriqhi Avenue FRED H. WETZEL .................. Maynwlnl Pennsylvania 2I Easf High Sfreef HOWARD A. WILLE ................ Baltimore I4. Maryland 46l3 Arabia Avenue JOHN K. WILLIAMS ............... Minersvilla, Pennsylvania 576 Lewis Street Firsf Row: ANNE M. WILSON .............. Marfinsburg. Wes? Virginia I405 West King Sfreef JEANETTE R. WOODROW .............. Westfield. New Jersey 744 Oak Avenue 107 CHAUNCEY O. YINGST ............ Hummelsfown, Pennsylvania 322 Wesf Main Sfreef FRANK R. YOUNG ................ Hackensack, New Jersey 374 Anderson Street LYN F. ZWAHL .................. Ridgewood. New Jersey l8? Spencer Place SOPHOMORE CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Judy Sloferbeck, Dorothy Kranich, Maryellen Rein- smifh. Carol Long. Standing: Dick Gay, James Apple, Jack Sage. Charles Landis, R0 Roberts, Ken Rogers, Ken Ander- son. Frank Young, Larry aenzle, Bruce LEWIS, Don MaMhias. THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-EIGHT tar ' III 114 flu: W I 1 Time ou'r hr punch af Phi Sig The highlighf of H19 Chris+mas Houseparfy Weekend. December 9H1 and lth. was +he frafernify compe+i+ion For +he house decorafion Jrrophy. Lambda Chi Alpha won +he award wifh ifs depicfion of Chrisfmas On Mars. The lawn of +he Lambda Chi house was filled wifh lifHe Marfians gleefully awaifing +heir Chrisfmas giHs while Sanfa descended from Rudolph, +he red-nosed rockef. Sigma Chi received +he second award for H5 Nut Favors prove +0 be cen+er of inferesi' af H15 ATO house CHRISTMAS HOUSEPARTIES Lambda Chi's depicf a Chris+mas on Mars Sigma Chi's Nukracker Sulfa hkes a second prize M Merry Christmas and $moo+h Sailing for I956 cracker Suife decorafions. Four huge candy canes hid +he pillars of +he house: characfegs from The Nu+cracker Suife could be seen in Jrhe pine filled Chrisfmas Tree Forest The Chrisfmas spirH' was manhtesf in dihteremL ways af every house. Along wifh +he +radifional hoHy. misHe+oe. and evergreens brighfening +he inferiors, parfy-goers felf +he cold. cold of winfer in viewing +he oufdoor Couples enioy dancing af fhe Phi Sig house Phi Gam's and +heir da+es fake Hme for refreshmenfs decorafions which included +hemes such as Snow Hop. To Grandmofher's House We Go. and Sanfa Wel- comes Ike. The religious +hemes. Lef's Puf Chris1L Back in Chris+mas and The Babe Who Led +he Way were also depicfed. Cardigan sweafers, sfuf-Fed animals. huge glass goblefs. cresfed mugs. necklaces. bracelefs and jewelry boxes were given +0 +he girls as souvenirs of +he gala weekend. ATO's en+er+ain af Firsf houseparfy in fhe new house 4 V . x xXx 1 w .4 4 1.1 xA i Xx x1741: ; M. Dancers congregah beneafh balloon-decorafed ceiling of ihe Mardi Gras The annual Junior-Senior Prom was highlighfed Hwis year by +he crowning of Hue H956 SPECTRUM Queen and Jrhe winner of Hue Ugly Man confesf. Claude Knoi, +he winner of +he Ugly Man confesf, Members of +he beaufy courf and +heir dafes enioy special dance aHer fheir presenfafion. r; Crowned Margie Schuler as SPECTRUM Queen. The SPECTRUM court chosen by He magazine illusfrafor Jon Whifcomb, consis+ed of Debbie Sfelzer. Sondra Pyle. Elaine Derham, Judy Sloferbeck, Jane Bannisfer. The refreshmenf fable is always a popular spof and Joan Manges. Jane Bauer and Eunice Elwood served as fhe queen's aHendanfs. Les Brown and his band of renown crea+ed Hue musical afmosphere on Friday nighf. Feafured wifh Les Brown and his orches'rra was singer Gary Crosby. Crooner Gary Crosby signs aufographs for Mardi Gras crowds Claude Knol, Ugly Man winnerI receives frophy from Terry Wagner. Saturday nighf Fred Harry's six-piece orchesfra sup- plied +he dance music. Twen+y door raffles. and prize; Jror Hue mosf original and +he funnies+ cosfumes were given 5+ flue Masquerade Ball. Also in keeping wi+h H10 'Mardi Gras Hueme were favors in Jrhe shape of black masks inscribed wifh +he names of +he couples. Jon Whifcomb. I956 Beaufy Couri Selecfor Queen Margie Schuler receives kiss from Ciaude Knol, Ugly Man of I956. The queen pauses a+ door of Hanson. Reigning as SPECTRUM queen for Hie me- morable I956 Junior-Senior Prom weekend was Miss Margery Schuler. from Allenfown, Pennsyl- vania. This Phi Mu lass. a member of Hie sopho- more class, is a biology maior. Acfive in campus aHairs, Margie serves as veep of +he Boosfer Club and is a new inifiafe of Befa Befa Beia. hon- orary frafernify. Margery was selec+ed from H18 nominees of H18 living groups by Jon Whifcomb. popular magazine iilusfrafor. well known for his abilify +0 por+ray H18 preHy girl in a pariicularly fresh and Charming way. Mr. Whifcomb made his selec- Jrion from porfraifs of H18 girls. submiHed +0 him. The queen enjoys special dance wiH'I Ugly Man. MISS MARGIE SCHULER I956 SPECTRUM QUEEN MISS EUNIE ELWOOD ATTENDANT MISS JANE BAUER ATTENDANT MISS SANDY PYLE MISS JANE BANNISTER SPECTRUM MISS JUDY SLOTERBECK COURT MISS DEBBIE STELZER MISS ELAINE DERHAM COURT SPECTRUM lilul. NJ: 1 cl - :t xl , 120 Members of the Military Ball Cour+ pose with Huair escorfs MILITARY BALL Blue and whife crepe paper pyramiding from a crys- fal ball formed overhead decora+ions for fhe Milifary Ball las1L spring. Adding +0 +he milifary air were ex hibifs of weapons and equipmenf o1t Hue Army and Air Force, Lf. Cols. Eben Jones and Donald Williams crowned Jane Bannisfer queen offhe35+hannuallv1ili+ary Ball. Members of +he courf were Barbara Binns, Fran Adams. Grace Haabesfad. and Jan Sachs. Following H'ne coronaHon. senior ROTC cadefs and their dafes were presenfed. Dancers pause on sfeps of gym af intermission Col. Williams proclaims Jane Bannishr Milifary Ball Queen KAPPA DELTA EPSILON Kappa Delfa Epsilon. Hwe nafional women's educa- +ional honorary. meefs once monfhly +0 discuss prin- ciples of educafion. sfudenf +eaching opporfunifies firs+ year feaching problems. and responsibilifies of Hue feacher in +he communify. Mrs. Lesfer 0. John- son advises Hue group. Hue officers of which are Grefchen Parkinson. president Dawn Zukswerf, vice-presidenf: Sandy Pyle. secretary: and Allene Brown. freasurer. Seafed: Lou Tarman. Allene Brown. Dawn Kuhsweri. Grefchen Parkin- son. Sandy Pvle. Kiffv Raknr. Sfandinq: Kafhv Naus. Jean Eckerf, Paf S0oner, Evelyn Coaies, Becky Sfracener, Mary Nora Berihold. Nof Pic- tured: Mrs. Les'rer Johnson, adviser; Rufh Plomqren. KAPPA PHI KAPPA Kappa Phi Kappa. nafional honorary frafernify for prospecfive men feachers conducfs discussions and sponsors speakers in coniuncfion wifh ifs s+riving +0 develop social and scholasfic abilifies of H19 mem- bers. Professor Les'rer 0. Johnson is adviser. Currenf ochers are Don Fasnachf. president Bruce Pieper. vice-presidenf: Jim HuHsquer, secrefary: and Ralph Werley. freasurer. Seaied: Charles Heverly, Jack Ridinger, Mr. Lesfer Johnson. adviser; Don Fasnachf, Bob Siebold. Standing: Gary Carter. Gareth Biser. Deane Bornheimer. Ralph Werley. Gordon Bankerf. Ken Woodhall. Dick Combs, Roberf Busch, Charles Eshelman. Dick Wem. PI DELTA EPSILON Pi Delfa Epsilon is a nafional honorary fra+erni+y for s+uden+s possessing oufsfanding abilify and inferesf in Hue field of journalism. Membership in Hue organi- zaHon requires having served for af leasf one year on a campus publicafion. or having been acfive in WWGC. Wayne Sfreilein is presidenf of +he group: Joan Sfein, vice-presidenf: and KiHy Baker. freasurer. Seated: Jane Naylor, Joan Stein. Kif'y Baker, Paf Cross. Standing: Cliff Rhoda. Jim Ayre, Fred Masferman, Dan Laing, Steve Koifler, John Basehore. DELTA PHI ALPHA Programs of German culfure. combined wifh ops porfunifies +0 converse in +he language. consfifufe +he meefings of Delia Phi Alpha. nafional honorary frafernify which requires for membership af leasi fwelve semesfer hours and a B average in German. Dr. William Sundermeyer is +he group adviser. Cur- renf oHicers are Walfer Wagner. presidenf; Barbara Vofens. vice-presidenf; Marfy Rilling. secrefary: and KiHy Baker. freasurer. Seafed: Sue Gibble. Walt Wanner. KiHy Baker. Dr. William Sunder- meyer, adviser; Ron Milo. S'andin : Dick Combs, Bob Busch, Charles Eshleman, Dzinira Jeksfe, Bev Mc onnoll. Sun Vol11, Joan Shin, Mil- lie Herrmann. Jack Saqe. Gunda Brakes. Wayne Ewing, Sam Mudd, Fred Sfroehmann, John Righfmyer, Bob Schulh. ETA SIGMA PHI Efa Sigma Phi is +he nafionai Greek and Lafin honorary frafernify. Meefings of +he group. whose purpose is +he developmenf of inferesf in and apppre- ciafion of +he classical languages. feafures well- known speakers and discussions of Greek and Lafin classical masferpieces. This year's officers are Roberi Ma'ck. presidenf: Sandy Pyle. vice-presidenf: Joan Shimkus. secrefary; Fred Hopkins. freasurer; and John Weaver. hisforian. Advisers are Dr. John Glenn and Dr. Frederick Shaffer. Seafed: Ada Kreider. Joan Shimkus. Roberf Mack. Sandy Pyie, Jane Bannister. Sfandina: Dr. John G. Glann. adviser; Al Harris. Guy Mehl, Jim Kenna. Ronald Peirson. Fred Hopkins. J. Penna Neikirk. 5. Alan Rubv. Charla: Mover, Glenn Mover. John W-aver, John Foor, Bruce Craft Joe Gaffe, Bob Schultzl Clinfon SheHle. PHI SIGMA IOTA Phi Sigma lofa is +he nafional honorary frafernify for sfudenfs who have achieved a B average in +he second liferafure course of a romance language. This year's presidenf is Rebecca Sfracener. wifh Suzanne Schmiff as secrefary-freasurer. Serving as bofh offi- cers and advisers are Dr. Angel Franco. vice-presi- denf; and Miss Sigrid Lehnberger. corresponding secrefary. Seaied: Lee Hibberd, Mary Ann Sulzer, Sue SchmiH, Becky SOracener, Miss Lehnberger, adviser; Dr. Franco, adviser Shirley Cashman. Shnding: Merci BeHini. Ruth Sfromberq. Ed Bachman. Mr. Harfshorne, Dr. Bachman. ML Hamme, Mr. Barriqa. adviser; Jean- neffe Zulick, Joan Benfer, Dawn Zukswerf. Sue Ziegler, Pat Toppel. P S I C H l Psi Chi. Hie nafional psychology frafernify. is open +0 psychology majors and ofhers inferesfed in Jrhe science who have a B average in fwelve semesfer hours of psychology. Meefings include movies ard speakers on psychology. and discussions of currenf problems in Hue field. Presen+ oHicers are Beverly McConnell. president Don Williams. vice-presidenf. Jane McFadden. secrefary: and Bob Kaiser. frees- urer. Seafed on sofa: Jana McFadden, Beverly McConnell, Roberf Kaiser. Soaked: Mr. Oliver Helmrich, Dr. John Shand, Carol Kriv-nky, Au- drey McMahon. Barbara Bogus, Barbara Hoifman. Barbara Sinus, Dr. Kennnfh Smoke. adviser. Sfandina: Jan Sachs, Donald Miller, Shirley Cashman. Roberf Gilchrist. Phillip Frodorich. Samuel Mudd, Robert Hobaugh, Larry Emlef, Charles Galbraith, Donald Hess. Cyn- fhia Warn, Ronald Van Ilargen, Ruth Siegarf. Pl LAMBDA SIGMA Pi Lambda Sigma is H16 honorary frafernify for economics or poli'rical science majors. The purpose of Hie organizafion is f0 keep H18 members informed on currenf problems. +his being done by feafuring speakers in Hie fields of governmenf and business af H18 meefings. Professor Philip Johnson and Pro- fessor Chesfer Jarvis are group advisers.01cficers are Ed Hadley. president Bob Kaiser, vice-presidenf: Barbara Binns. secrefary: and Neil Sfone, Jrreasurer. Seated: Don Klassen, Ed Hadley. Bavbara linns. Lois Winnebarger, Bob Kaiser, Jim Lyihqoc. S'anding: Terry Wagner, Mr. Chcsfor Jarvis, Mr. Philip Johnson, advisar- Dave Peck, Carl Jensen, John Fuss, Bill Bunce, Jeff Davis, Fred Masterman. Danny Daing, Bob Endriss. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Alpha Kappa Alpha. +he nafional honorary in phir Iosophy. is available +0 all sfudenfs wifh a B average in six semesfer hours of philosophy. Under Hue adviser- ship of Dr. Richardson. +he group meefs Jrwice monfh- Iy +0 hear oufside speakers and +0 parficipafe in sfudy groups. Serving as officers are Frank FischeHi. president Ray Long. vice-presidenf; Russell Sea- bright secrefary: Paul Schmidt freasurer: and Ron Milo. Reference Chairman. Seated: Jacqueline Jury, Raymond Long, Frank Fischeffi, Ron Milo. Batbarai Rift. Standing: Mr. Richard Schubert, adviser. Bob Schultz Jerry Robbins, Ronald Van Blargan, Roberf Mack. Fired Hopkins: Wavng Ewing, Dr. Norman Richardson, adviser. Missing from picfure: Russell Soahriahf Paul Schmidt PHI ALPHA THE'TA Phi Alpha Thefa is Jthe nafional honorary frafernify for hisfory majors and for +hose faking advanced his- Jrory courses. Membership requires +he complefion of Jrwelve semesfer hours of hisfory wifh a B average. The group. +hrough a sfudy of +he past seeks an un- dersfanding of +he problems of foday. Dr. Roberf Forfenbaugh is +he adviser; Dawn ZukswenL is presi- denf; Ralph Werley. vice-presidenf; Rufh Plomgren. secrefary: and Dr. Roberf Bloom. freasurer. Ieff in riahi: Rav Lona. Ralnh Werley. Samuel Rubv. Dr. Rober' Forfenbauqh, Dawn Zulzswort, Ruth Plomgren, Dr. Basil Crapsfen Dr. Charles GlaNeHor. Dean Seymour Dunn. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Alpha Psi Omega. a new honorary on campus. was organized for fine purpose of furfhering inferesf in dramafics and increasing enferfaining abilify. Throughouf +he year. +he members give one-ad plays and hold joinf meefings wifh Owl and Nighfingale. Membership requiremenfs include a major role in one long play. a minor role in +hree shoriL plays. or +he accumulafion of sufficienf poinfs on commiHees. Dr. Glenn Weiland advises +he group. Wayne Sfreilein is presidenf: Winnie Shearer, secrefary: and Jim Krum, +reasurer. Seaied: Rennie Johns, Winnie Shearer, Wayne Streilein, Pat Cross, Sylvia Fensfermacher. SOandinq: Joanne Banks, Dr. Glenn S. Weiland. adviser. ALPHA PHI OMEGA This nafional irrafernify of former scoufs has as ifs main purpose service +0 +he s+uden+ body. faculfy. communify, and nafion. Presenf oHicers of Alpha Phi Omega are Ken Morelock, president Bill Ryon. vice-presidenf: Wal+er Young. secre+ary: Jim Church. Jrreasurer: and Ronn Downey. pledge masfer. SeaOed: Walter Young. Kennefh Morelock, Lowell Reinhardt Sfand- inq: Charles Charles, Roger Alaxis. Ben SOern, John Ringyer, How- ard Voq', Larry Miller, Gene Schnure. Dick Adams. SIGMA Pl SIGMA Sigma Pi Sigma. Hie nafionai physics honorary. is open +0 ail physics majors and ofhers inieresfed in Hie field who have high scholarship and a sincere inferesi in H16 science. Dr. Howard Long. Dr. Rich- ard Mara. and Mr. T. C. Daniels are He advisers of fine group, whose officers are Dave Weaner, presii denf: Bob Miller. vice-presiden+: Bob llgenirifz. sec- refary: and Don Homan. Jrreasurer. First Row: Dr. Howard Longl advisar; Don Homan, David Weaner, Roberf Ilgenfrih, Robert Miller. Second Row: Robert Hansel, David Kessler, Harold Ruddy, Tom McGrafh. Third Row: Roberf Grieger, Donald Musch, Tad Elser, William Whifien. Mr. Theodore Daniels. adviser. BETA BETA BETA Befa Befa Befa is Hie naiional honorary frafernHy for biology maiors. Siimuiafion of sound scholarship. spread of scienfific knowledge. and promoiion oi bi- ological research is ihe Jrhree-ioid policy of fine Jira- fernify. Professor Harold Messer advises +he group. +he officers of which are Marilyn Kreider. president Lewis Kosf, vice-presidenf: Georgiana Borneman. secrefary; and Edward Cooper. his+orian. First Row: Lyn Deloca, Jan PefrilIo, Barbara Stone, Sue Schrack, Marilyn Divan. Second row: Nancy Lindner, Joan Frech. Marfin Finck, Bill Reiss. Howard Adelman, Third row: Joe Paradine, Dick Mar- shall, Steve Bishop. Ed Cooper, Charles Johnson. Foudh row: Ron PaulI Fred Sfroehmann, John Philson. James Black, Paul Van Houfon, Lew Kosf. Fiffh row: Ernie Monfgomery, Hazel Cowan. Walt Young, Ginny Lammey. Anne Marshall, Pat McLaughlin. Sixfh row: Nancy Hunfsberger, Judy Schaub, Millie Herrmann. Elise Korman. Standing: Marilyn Kreider. Fred Shisler, Fred Huffnagle, Dr. Marvin Hensley, Dr. Harold Messer, adviser; Marqic Schuler, Befh Brown, Sue Lighfer. Jean Hummer, Anne Wilson, John Righfmyer' Mr. William Darrah, Dr. Earl Bowen. SCEPTICAL CHYMISTS A member of lnfercollegiafe Siudeni Chemisfs. Scepfical Chymisfs is a local iraiernify open +0 chem- isfry majors or +hose wiH'i Hiree years of chemis- +ry. The meefings consisf of pledge falks by pros- pecfive members. and Iecfures on currenf chemical fopics. Dr. C. Allen Sloaf is fhe adviser. Officers are Ernie Monfgomery. presidenf; Jane Naylor. vice- presidenf: Paf McLaughlin. secretary: and Howard Tykof. freasurer. Dr. Charles A. Sloai, adviser; Pat McLaughlin, Jane Naylon Ronn Downey, Ernie Montgomery, Howard Tykot, Bruce Roberfs, Ginny Lammey, Fred Shisler, Jack Saga, Marian Thiess. Marie LeonardI Jeanne Scan, Mary Albaugh. SCABBARD AND BLADE Scabbard and Blade is +he nafionai honorary fra- +erni+y for +hose sfuden'rs in +he advanced Army ROTC who have mainfained a B average in milifary courses. L+. Col. Eben Jones is +he adviser of +he so- ciefy, Jrhe officers of which are Douglas Craver. pres- idenf; Andrew Hahn. vice-presidenf; Richard Mif- chell. secrefary: and Chrisf Chianos. freasurer. Firs? Row: Doug Craver, Andy Hahn, Harry UHerbach, Jerry SeiHer, Jack Gabig. Second Row: Dick Williams, Bob Goldner. Harold Meu- nier, .lnhn Wnaver. Chris! Chianns. Third Row: BArry DeSafnick, Col. Eben R. Jones, Adviser; Bob Sharp, Ralph Werley, Bruce Roberts. PERSHING RIFLES Pershing Rifles an honorary frafernify for Air and Milifary Science sfudenfs. admifs +hose wifh a B average in Milifary and Air ROTC. The program in- cludes milifary fechniques. guesf speakers. field ma- neuvers. and parficipafion in na+ional and regimenfal rifle mafches. Officers are Ralph Werley. company commander: Bob Busch. execufive oHicer: Jerry Ru- zicka. plans in fraining officer; Wally Van Dyke. sup- ply officer: Don Musch. finance officer; and Carl Neely, firs+ sergeant Seafed: Carl Neely, Ralph Werley, Bob Busch. Standing: Ronald Schu- eNe, Donald Miller. Missing from Picture: Howard Body, John Kim, John Lilly, Don Musch, Charles Burger, Bob Sireefar. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY The nafional honorary for advanced Air ROTC sfudenfs. Arnold Air Socie+y. mee+s bimonfhly +0 discuss aviafion and +0 hear speakers on various as- pecfs of +he Air Force. Adviser +0 +he group is Lf. Col. Williams. Officers are Jack McGaughy. presi- denf: Bill Alexander. execufive: Rus Bower. secre- fary: William Shank, public relafions officer; Ed Had- ley. operafionai officer: and Fred Fuhrmeisfer. Highf coordinafor. Firs! Row: Bruce Pieper, Larry Emlei, Neil Sfone, Ed Hadley. Russell Bower. L1: Col, Donald Williams. Adviser; Jack McGaughy. Bill Alexander, John Foori Donald Holck. Gordon Spillinger. Second Row: Bob Busch, Herb Reimann, Fred Miller. Ken McKean. Jerry Rutika. Jack Silcox, Jack Mamula. Charles Nash, Ernie Palisxewski, Hal Coo- peri Third Row: Tom Laavy, King Van Nest Bill Shank, Walt Miffon, Fred Fuhrmeisfar, Al Hill, Dick Franfz, Dick Coffman. Don Hachfel. Fourth Row: Ed Klein. Bob Walmsley. Jim Holmes. Bill Welsh. Wil- liam Black, Wayne Fleck. Don Williams. Dale Mayer. Jim Schriver. Fifth Row: Phil Frederick, 6M? HPencltley, Terry Wagner. Paul Uh, ave ac. ARMY DRILL TEAM The Army Drill Team. which is composed of Army ROTC s+uden+s. was organized six years ago. H was creafed for +he purpose of developing efficiency and enfhusiasm among +hose inferesfed in drill work. Oui- sfanding performances in local marching confesfs and parades have broughf many frophies and cash awards +0 Jrhe group. Besides drill performances. +he group ads as an honor guard for visifing dignifaries. This year's officers are Donald Williams. commanding oi: cer: Roberf Swenk. execufive officer: and Walfer Van Dyke, plafoon sergeant Firs! Row: Joe Clark. John Hanzl, John Prifsch, Don Hollauer, Gary Seuferf, Bill Sieirer. Second Row: Al Mayhew, Dud Edson. Dick Royer. Jim Defhlefson. Bob Sickel. Third Row: Al Cuihberf. Doyle Bright Will Beale, Fred Hashagen. Bill Kuglar, Ron SchueHe. AIR DRILL TEAM GeHysburg's Air Drill Team. now in ifs fhird year. is headed by Drill Team Commander Cadef Capfain Terry Wagner. Execufive Cade+ Lieu+enan+ Wayne Fleck. Adiufanf Cadef lsf Lieufenanf Frank Gingrich, and Cadef ls+ Lieu+enan+ Paul Ufz. Consis'ring of 48 volunfeer members. +his group is advised by Mr. Oliver Helmrich. Meefing for pracfice every Moni day. +he Jream marched in +he GeHysburg Halloween parade and +he Biglerville Chrisfmas parade, in which +hey won a firsf prize +his year. During foo+ball sea- son. Jrhe Jream aided +he band in special half-fime performances. First Row: Jim Church, Wayne Fleck, Terry Wagner, Lt. Col. Donald Williams, adviser; Paul U01. Frank Gingrich. Second Row: Roberi Ha- 'ev, Tom Nell, Dave Foreman. Jim Reece. DiCR Adams. Bob McClin- fock. Michael McConnell, Dick Johnson, Joe Bolfon, Bill Clark. Third Row: Ed Weisenbach. Jim Grant John Baniamin, Phil Schull, John Dill, Marlin Finck, John HaHery, Don Dirrenl Dave Barnes. Fourth Row: Paul Defweilnr. Dave Reeser. Duane Searles. Dave Kessler. Barry Evans, Bob Philson, Bill Fralee, Larry Miller, Gerald Barnesi Fifth Row: Ben Stern, Bob Michael, Dick Bun, Ari Hannel, Ralph Shaaffer, Dick Penningfon. Bill Adams, Joe Sfeger. Sixth Row: Charles Sfein, Dick Smith, Ed Miller, George Poi'er. Bill Swisher. Charles Bariel, John Pawlowski, Dave Woodward, George Cairns. PHYS. ED. MAJORS CLUB Advised by Miss Grace Kenney and Dr. Clarence E. Barfholomew. Jrhis club composed of maiors in +he Physical Educaiion held meefs monfhly. Their ac- Jriviiies include a Jrrip +0 +he college cabin in +he fall. a Chrisfmas parfy for +he children aH'ending +he school for +he menfaHy refarded in Ge++ysburg, and an annual Wafer Show in +he spring. +0 which +he enfire campus is invifed. The officers of +he club are: Barry AHig, president Jack Ridinger, vice-presidenf: Judy Sioferbeck, sec- refary; Charles Heverly. +reasurer: and Frank Eckerf, hisforian. Seafed: Barbara Lee. Arlene Van Arfsdalen, Kathy Naus, Jo Ann Sher- man, Jean Brown, Nancy HusbandsI Miss Kenney. adviser. SOandinq, First Row: Jack Ridinqer. Bob De Boise. Dick McLeary, Chick Dudley, Bob Barkley, Enos Younq, Jlldy Sloterbeck, Phyllis Hicks. Second Row: Barry AHig, Chike Heverly, John Rhodes, Mike Duke, Bob Smith Roberf Michaely Frank Eckerf. Allene Brawny Ken Woodhall. GOVERNMENT CLUB Membership in Jrhe Governmenf Club is open fo all sfudenfs who are inferes+ed in +he problems of +he nafional and sfafe government The group is a member of +he Infercollegiale Conference on Gov- ernmenf composed of privafe and public colleges in Pennsylvania. In April Jrhe club fravels +0 Harrisburg lo aHend +he Model Congress of +he Nal'ion. Al +his convene Hon +he nominafion and elecfion of a candida+e for each polifical parfy fakes place. Discussions and de- bafes wifh guesf speakers and a frip +0 Washingfon are also included in Jrhe Club's program. Seated. firs? row: Lee Shelly. Larry Gaenxle, Dave Hefrlck, Bruce Vil- lard, Bob Walmsley, Jim Holmes. Bill Bunce. Second Row: Jack Gabig, Chester Jarvis, adviser: Gunda Brakes, Dennie Dooley, Ken Polak, Ernie Paliszewski. Sfandinq: John Erkland. Jake Trimmer. Ken Purdy. Bob Gilchrist Lou Natale, Glenn Mayer, Claire Heinbauqh, Carl Jensen, Don Guthrie, Ken Williams. Karl Williams, Mi? Guss, Jack Maloney. Lyman O'Neill, Jun Chul Kim. Dave Turnbull. Chuck Meflqer. Bill Ryan, Bob Haar. Jeff Davis. GAVEL CLUB Membership of +he Gavel Club includes +he prese idemL of each lrafernHy on campus. Al +he bimonfh- ly meefings Jrhe organizafion discusses +he lrafernify problems wi+h +he fwo advisors who represenf +he adminisfrafion. The club is designed fo increase +he eHecliveness of +he frafernilies +hrough efficien+ leadership. Ad- visors +0 +he club are Dean Roberf Fryling and Dr. Frank Kramer. The group was organized +0 creafe inler-frafernify harmony of Geffysburg. and fo aid in carrying omL frafernify policies adopfecl by +he adminisfrafion. Seafed: Bob Senff, Dean Robert Frylinq, Roberf Bufler. Standing: Robert Endriss, Joe Robinski. John Joslyn, Wayne Sfreilein, Frank H. Kramer, adviser; James Krum, Charles Nash. Dave Turnbull. l. R. C. Membership in fhe lRC is open fo all +hose who parlicipale aclively in Jrhe work of +he club. l+s aim is lo promole beHer understanding of inlernafional affairs and in +his way fo confribufe lo world peace and securi'ry. The program of Jrhe club includes sfu- denl debafes. special speakers. chapel, and a WWGC broadcast Trips are +aken by +he members fo fhe Uni+ed Nafions Building in New York Cify and also +0 Washingfon. D. C. There are also ioinf meef- ings held wifh lRC from olher colleges and universi- +ies. Dr. Basil Crapsfer and Mr. Phillip Johnson ad- vise +he organizafion. Seated: Ed HadleyI Peggy Long, Lyn Zwahl. Marty Rilling, Ernesf Paliszewski. Sfanding: Kan Purdy. Dave Heirick. Lou Nafale, Carl Jensen, Jun Chul Kim, Don Williams, Karl Williams, Jim Holmes, Denny Dooley. Bob Philson, Ken Polak. John Righfmyer. KITTY BAKER Managing Editor THE 1956 This year +he SPECTRUM has affemp'red +0 presenf an accouniL of college ac+ivi+ies and everyday even+s using +he mode of weekvbyweek sequence. Beginning wi+h orien+a+ion and regisfrafion in Jrhe fall +hrough +0 evenfs in +he spring and Concluding wifh +he senior sec- Seciional Editors: Seahd: Peggy Long. Maryellen Reinsmifh. Joan Schick. KiHy Baker. Dick Frank. Jane Naylor. Marfha Rillinq. Standing: Fred Weiser. Ed JANE NAYLOR RICHARD FRANTZ Editor Business Manager SPECTRUM fion. +he SPECTRUM has recorded campus life as H evolved in order +0 give a more vivid accounf o1c 'rhe college year. Work on +he yearbook commences when fhe new sfaff is announced in +he spring. The edifor and managing Hadley, Jeff Davis. Roger Alexis. 130 edifor Jrhen spend several days planning layoufs for +he book wifh +he publisher and company arfisfs. The new s+aff Tuncfions as a unif in Jrhe summer wifh Jrhe publicaiion of +he supplemenf +0 fhe previous year's Annual. Mos+ of Jrhe phofography and copy wrifing is com- ple+ed in Jrhe Tall, wi+h fhe remainder of +he ma+erial being Tinished in March. af +he Jrime of +he Tinal deadline. i i Ediforial work on +he SPECTRUM is handled en+irely by +he s+uden+ sfaH. advised by a faculfy member. Mr. Paul Baird. A s+uden1L business manager and sfaht handle The finances. This year much of +he phofography. also. was leH +0 s+uden+ sfaH members. The yearbook is dis'rribqued iusf before exams in May hwe hope a pleasanf way To end +he college year. Leff '0 right, fop to boffom: Dave Hofrick. Larry Lahmani Ed Hadley, Jeff Davis. Lea EinwaecMer, Dave Foreman. Fred Shoehman, Dick Adams, Kafhy Nausi Lou Mayer, Fred Waiser, Paul Davis, Roger Alexisi Dick Franh' Sylvia Fensfermacher, Kiffy Baker. Marty Killing, Eileen Vaughn, Thelma ErnsfI Audrey McMa- hon. Bikle Hoenniger, Sue Volh, Ginny Lammey. Jaanneffe Woodrow, Shirley Cashman, Bonnie Bankerf, Sandra Schildnechf. Joan Shimkus, Pinky Kadel, Joan Schick, Peggy Long, Maryellen Reinsmiih, Jane Naylor. I956 SPECTRUM STAFF JANE NAYLOR , . Edifor KITTY BAKER. . iManaging Edi+or DICK FRANTZ. , Business Manager MARTY RILLING. .Copy Edifor JOAN SCHICK. . iArf Edifor JIM HUFFSTUTTER .Phomgraphic Editor PEGGY LONG . . Honoraries Edifor FRED WEISER . ,Organizafions Edifor 131 SYLVIA FENSTERMACHER. MARGOT KRAUTMACHER . ROGER ALEXIS, . JEFF DAVIS and NEIL STONE. MARY ELLEN REINSMITH. JOAN DOYLE and RON SENSBACH , . FRED STROEHMANN. ED HADLEY. . Faculfy Edifor Porirai? Edifor Frafernify Edifor . Men's Sporfs Co-Edifors , Women's Sporfs Edi+or Co-Feafure Edi+ors Assisiant Business Manager Adverfising Manager Edifors confer on makeup of coming issue of fhe 'Burgian J WAYNE STREILEIN . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . . . . . EdHor-in-Chief L JOAN STEIN. . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . , . .Manaqing EdHor RONN DOWNEY . . . . . . . . . . , . . . .Assisfanf Managing Edifor SYLVIA FENSTERMACHER. . , . . . . , . . . . . . Feafure EdHor Y BARBARA RITZ and CAROL TRAYNOR . . . . . . . . . . ,Assisfanf Feafure Edifors DAWN ZUKSWERT , . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . . . . . Associafe Edifor KITTY BAKER. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . News Edifor SUE ZIEGLER. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . .Assisfan? News Editor WAYNEdSIEEILE'N PEGGY LONG. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . , . . , , , . . Headline Edimr BILL STEIRER and MARTY RILLING. . . . . . . , . . . . . . .CorCopy Edi+ors ELAINE BONNET. . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . ,Exchanqe Editor DOUG CRAVER , , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sporfs Edifor AL HARRIS and ED BACHMAN . . . , . . . . . . . . .Assistanf Sporfs EdHors Assisfanf Edifors discuss plans for the week's Burgian JOAN STEIN Managing Edifor GETT YSBURGI N Leff f0 riqM, top to boHom: Lyn Trainerl Jack Richards. Ed Bachman. Jane Bauer. Fred Buzzard, Jack Gabiq, Wayne Ewing, Deane Bornheimer, Paul Hoff- man. Paul Davis, Dave Hefrick, Jeff Davis, Sallie Dimmick, Kafhy Swaim, Barbara Lee, JeanneHe Zulick, Bifsy Owens, Debbie Sfelher. Bikla Hoenniger, Thelma Ernesf, Ginny Lammsy, Sue Gibble, Audrey McMahon, Joan Sfain, Eileen Vaughn. Dawn Zukswerf, KiHy Baker, Shirley Cashrnan, Sandra Schildnechf, Sue Ziegler, Marty Rillinq, Peq Lonq, Sylvia Fensfermacher. Carol Travnor. Judy Lehn. Lyn Zwahl. If may be +ri+e +0 say if. buf on +he Geffysburg cam- pus, Everybody reads +he GeH'ysburgian. Prinfed on a weekly basis. +he GeH'ysburgian emphasizes campus evenfs and campus opinion. By +he means o1c campus polls. IeHers +0 +he edifor and ar+icles wriffen by bofh sfudenfs and faculfy. +he news- paper in +he Iasf year affempfed +0 presenf all sides of many confroversial subjecfs and ideas. Communify. na- fional and infernafional news are. af fimes. reporfed as fronf page maferial. buf primarily these are discussed in ediforials and special columns. 133 Rafed as a Firs'r Class college publicafion by Jrhe Asso- ciafed Collegiafe Press and +he lnfercollegiafe Newspa- per Associafion. +he Geffysburgian has expanded ifs of- fice facilifies in +he pasf year and has gradually grown from a six +0 a Jren page publicafion. Enfirely sfaffed by sfudenfs. wifh Mrs. Kafherine Taylor and Mr. George Larkin advising. +he Geffysburgian offers readers accu- rafe news coverage. a variefy of feafures such as movie and record reviews and a bif of humor in carfoons and specialfies such as +he April Fool's issue and +he Baby Burgian. Seated: Dave Hetrick, Jane? Hoenniqer. Debbie Steller. BHsy Owens, Lou Moyer, Ka?hy Swaim. Eunie Elwood, Bonnie Bankerf. Standing: Jane Bauer, Thelma Ernsf, Jeff Dobsonl Wayne Ewing, Ed Granf, Fred Weiser, Roland Van Blarqan. Bob Haar. ; Seated: Eileen Vaughn, Jacqueline Jury, Phyllis Groshans, Kathie Swaim. Nancy Lindner, Audrey McMahon, BeHy Schwabenland, Carol Traynor, Joan Schick. Sfanding: Marilyn Kreider, Wayne ' Ewing, Bill Knup, Judy Lehn, Bob Little, Milt Umbenhouer, Larry Gaenzle. G-BOOK A necessary arficle hor a freshman's ori- enfafion info GeHysburg college life dur- ing +he firsf weeks o1C school is admiHedly +he G-Book. H provides valuable informa- +ion for Jrhe frosh on campus organizahons. sororifies and frafernifies. men's and wom- en's cusfoms. and campus rules for women sfudenfs. The handbook acquainfs +he new arrivals wifh faculfy members. college cheers. songs. fradifion. and hisfory. while even offering hinfs abouf suifable apparel for campus life. Also included in Jrhe annual edifion 6- Book is a calendar of social and afhlefic evenfs and a map of +he campus. The G-Book is published by a sfudenf sfaH under +he supervision of Chaplain Ed- werfh E. Korfe, MERCURY The Mercury. Ge++ysburg's li+erary mag- azine. includes bofh s+uden+ and factu confribufions in +he field of liferafure. Cov- er illusfrafions for all sfories and arficles are skefched by sfudenfs. Published +hree fimes a year. sfudenfs manage and edif +he Mercury, wifh rela- fively liHle factu aid. The arfisfic and liferary skills of +he s+uden+ body are ene couraged. This year +he Mercury spon- sored a campus confes1L awarding a prize of five dollars for winners in each of +he Jrhree cafegories of humor. shorf sfory. and poe+ry. Faculfy and s+udemL arficles. shorf sfo- ries, reviews, and poems are included in +he magazine. Mrs. Kafherine Taylor serves as faculfy adviser. CHAPEL CHOIR Under +he direcfion of Miss Lois Kadel. +he ChapelChoirsings lour mornings week- ly during +he chapel services. as well as for College Communion. Sunday evening vesper services, and special chapel services. The members of +he choir presenf fwo complefe programs each year. one al Thanksgiving, and one during +he Lenlen period. Rehearsals are held on Tuesdays and Thursdays by +he choir. which is open +0 all who enjoy singing, and leading in +he worship service. Hs funcfion. Jrhus. is wor- shiplul as well as musical. Firsf Row: Waller Young, Bill Fassbender, Grefchen Georg. Lorraine Kelly, Rufh Sfromberq. Florence Ann Duckworih, Don Golden, Mahlon Sfiles. Second Row: Larry Cameron, Rush Barr. Grace Wagner, Jean 'Foellner, Sfacey Sfurm. Jean Charuhas, Guy Edmision, Jack Wilson. Third Row: R0 er Pafches. Fred Gross. Ardaih Fisher, Virginia Kressman. Barbara Kadel. Rodney Gafzke, o Milfner. Fourfh Row: Sherrick Gilbert Don Hailey, Don Mickouls, Jack Sankey, Steve Jacogyl Bob Price, Irving Glover, Dave Gundrum, Bob Busch. Fred Huffnaqle. Bill Bod- dingfon. Missmg from picture: Sylvia Fensiermacher, EeHy Hall, Pat Day, Jane? Varner, Shir- ley Burkerf, Cynfhia Black. Sally Africa! Chris Good. Jo Ann Zenfmyer. Carol Reed. Nancy Scheck. Fred Wefxel, Charles Lewis, Ray Long, Bob Mann. Bill Swisher. Dave Walker. Seafed: Dawn 7ulrswerf, Dean Marika Sforek, Nancy Hunfsberqer. Sfanding: Barbara EnsorI Jeanneffe Zulick, Barbara Binns, Ellen Billheimer. Audrey McMahon, Marilyn Kreider. W. S. G. Women's Sludenf Government +he gov- erning body of all GeHysburg women sludenls. is +he life siream of women's acfivifies on campus. This year W.S.G. sponsored Women's Cusfoms and Tribunal. 'lHeaven Seanafhe annual Dorm Dance. and May Day. The Sfudenf Council. which is +he governing body of W.S.G.. is com- posed of six represenfafives. plus Jrhe pres- idenlaa senior. +he vice-presidenl-a iun- ior. and +he secrefary-freasureraa sopho- more. Adviser +0 +he group is Dean Mar- iha Sforek. The Council meefs weekly, and +he cn- +ire group meefs monfhly lo Jrake up such maHers as special permissions. disciplinary casesi new rules. and elecfions. Curren+ officers of +he group are Dawn Zukswerf. presidenf; Nancy Hunfsbergeri vice-presi- denf: and Marjorie Claylon. secrefary- lreasurer. 135 l Top: The choir +our can be hn! BoHom: Members of H19 choir Hnd Huernselves in Confederafe +erri+ory. Possibly +he grea+es+ ambassador of good will for Gef- Jrysburg College is +he College Choir. Under +he masfer- ful direcfion of Professor Parker B. Wagnild. Hue choir has mainfained +he recognifion and presfige Hwaf makes if one of Hue besf college choirs in Hwe Easf. Wags has insfilled in fhe group +he professional fouch in inferpree fafion. discipline. and performance. As a result Hue choir members in furn express Hwis by fheir enfhusiasm and cooperafion. A+ +he beginning of each school ferm. audifions are he!d for +he enfire sfudenf body. FiHy-five members and Four aHernafes are selecfed. To prepare for fheir per- formances, +hey have Eve pracfices weekly plus special secfional rehearsals. These hours of fraining are of +he ufmosf imporfance for if is here +ha+ +he group learns f0 blend +heir voices in preparafion 1tor personal appear- ances. recordings, and concer+s on radio and felevision. This year Jrhe personal appearances of +he choir included a four of Hue Soufh where performances were given in Virginia. Norfh Carolina. Soufh Carolina. and Georgia during a fwelve-day period. Since +he members represenf Choir members prepare f0 board bus Firs? Row: Sue Krum, Peggy SinnoH, Judy Dunlop, Barbara Mumper. Barba ra Leidholdf, Lynne Bonney. Anne Marshall, Kafhy Pufnam. Elaine Bonnet Dot Lloyd, Eileen Enqsirom, Joanne Banks, Mary A. Fisher, Sara Jane Rowe, Jane McKinney. Second row: Rachel Carl. Jackie Haulenbeek. Beffy Berger, N'orma Grimes, Mardi Steele. Delores LifHe, Rosie Hellman, Nancy Krall, Eleanor Zoerbel. Sulie Schmi , Beverley Vaniel, Carola Macheizki. Edna Grommisch, Pat Mills. Polly Spengler. Third Row: Barbara Hays, Barbara Brown, Ed Fisher, Alan Duncan, Dale Meyer. Paul McKay. Hugo Marfin, Jack McGaughy, Jim Kenna, Ken Reese. Joe Paradine, Jack Little, Ed Andrews, Barbara Mugqlewurfh. Kaye Shaeffer. Fourth Row: George Myers. Joe Cooper. Dick Wurst Bob Lauffen- bergert Larry Emlef. Paul Schmidt. Tom Sebrfng, Ron Webb, Sieve Schula Gecnge WiHiams, Ronn Downey, Nelson Zaph, Jack Limperf, Charlie Davies, Dick Jrsha . PARKER B. WAGNILD Director many denominaHons. Jrheir program is diversified and in- cludes bofh religious and secular music. The choir enioys social funcfions during +he year in- cluding a banque+ held in May. Keys are awarded a+ fhe banquef +0 seniors and +0 +hose members of +he choir who have served fwo or more years. SfudemL manager of +he choir for +he pasf year was Jack McGaughy wifh Dick Wursf as his assisfanf. Sara Jane Rowe was choir librarian. H was Dr. Harold Dun- kelberger's job, as faculfy manager. +0 plan fhe four and all +rips made by fhe group. S.C.A. Presidenf Rufh Plomgren addresses meefing of +he organizafion STUDENT CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Organized in I867, fhe Sfudenf Chrisfian Associaiion is a fellowship of sfudenfs seeking Hie deeper mean- ing of life and is membered by sfudenfs oi many denomi- nafional aiiiiiafions. ln+eres+ed in world problems as well as campus affairs. Hie SCA's program is +hree-fold: serv- icei wifness and fellowship. Chrisfian wifnessing is needed and is imporJramL on a campus such as Geffysburg and Hie associafion fries i0 wifness +0 +he sfudenf on an infelledual basis. As an impor+an+ parf of Jrhis wifnessing. Religious Emphasis Week is held each winJrer. during which discussions are I Left: Retiring S.C.A. Cabinet Seated: Gretchen Parkinson, Ru'rh Plomqren, .. Wayne Ewing, Mrs. Anna F. Glaes, adviser. Standing: Dean Robert Fryling, adviser; Mike Bishop, Bruce Craft Alan Ruby. Mr. Lester Johnson, adviser. I38 held for fhe enfire college communify. lmporlamL speak- ers from +he Chrislian world come +0 GeHysburg for Jrhe program. Daily services in +he college chapel as well as communion and Thanksgiving worship are all an impor- +an+ parf of +he SCA's program. In +he area of Chrislian service +he SCA carries 0qu an ex+ensive program. Work is done by individual mem- bers a+ +he Adams Coun+y Home and +he AME Zion Church. Numerous ofher proiecls +hroughouf Jrhe year- include Chrisfmas caroling and +he Chrisfmas program wilh l'he College Choir. The +hird phase of +he work of Jrhe SCA is fellowship: fhe exfending of Jrhe hand of Chrisfian love +0 all mem- bers of +he College communify. In Jrhe fall of +he year. +he SCA sponsors a program during Freshmen Orien- fafion Week. Throughouf Jrhe year members affend infer- collegiafe conferences. +hus broadening Jrheir influence +0 ofher Campuses in +his area. DR. GEORGE M. DOCHERTY Religious Emphasis Week Speaker i325? NEW S.C.A. CABINET Seafed: Leddv Smith. Carola Machetzki, Nancy Oriel. Standing: Kathy Puf- man. Bruce Craff, Wayne Ewing, Wayne Fleck, Mike Bishop, Jan Pefrillo. RELIGIOUS EMPHASIS WEEK The annual Religious Emphasis Week was officially opened on Sunday. February 6. wilh an inferdenomi- nafional service in Chrisf Chapel. The nexf +hree days. falks by Dr. George M. Docherly. of Washingfon's New York Avenue Presbyferian Church were leafured in +he Iengfhened chapel periods. Dr. Docherly's general +opic. Chosen by The Religious Emphasis Week CommiHee. was 'lFaifh Amid Confusion. Panel discussions were held Monday and Tuesday all- ernoons in Brua Lounge wifh faculfy members and discus- sion leaders serving as Jrhe panel. Each evening during Religious Emphasis Week group discussions. led by pase fors from +he surrounding area, were held by +he living groups. Top: Meefing of WWGC sfaH is called +0 order by Cliff Rhoda BoHom: Sfafion execu+ives prepare program log Sieve Koffler gels +he lafesf news from WWGC's ielefype W.W.G.C.. +he college radio slafion. is in ifs elevenfh year of service +0 Jrhe Geffysburg campus by providing fhe sfuclenls wifh +he lafesf in music. news, and campus evenls. Loca+ecl on Jrhe +hird floor of Breidenbaugh Science Hall. fhe slafion now has nine rooms including an office, recepfion room. workshop. recording. music, and news rooms. and Jthree broadcasfing sludios. For Jrhe second consecufive year if is broadcasfing sevenfy-seven hours a week-eleven hours a day. This year W.W.G.C. had Jthe opporiunify +0 record a half hour program for +he Mufual Broadcasfing Nefwork. The program. enfiiled Chrisfmas af Geffysburg. was heard from coasf lo coas'r on Chrislmas Eve over mosf of Mufual's five hundred sixfy-lhree sfafions. Feafuring fhe Geffysburg College Choir and Jrhe Geffysburg College Band. +he program was produced by +he W.W.G.C. siafl. All announcing and narrafing was done by W.W.G.C. personnel. A new fea'rure +his year was Jrhe Bullef Hole Series. Enlilled Aflernoon. +hese variefy shows were live broad- casfs from +he Bullei Hole on every olher Friday affera noon. Once again Jrhis year. W.W.G.C. gave play-by-play accounfs of all home and away foofball games. and all home baskelball games. The slaiion is aflilialed wilh +he lnlercollegiafe Broadcasling sysfem and Jrhe College Ra- dio Corporafion. Dr. Howard C. Long is Jrechnical ad- viser and Mr. Harry F, Bolich is business manager. CLIFF RHODE. DON RUMNEY. RALPH LOEN . FRED MASTERMAN. DANNY LAING. JOHN BASEHORE. DICK SELBY. KEN KRALL. JIM AYRE. BARBARA VOTENS. STEVE KOFFLER BOB KENWORTHY JIM GRANT. L2H +0 Righf: Jim AyreI Fred Masferman. Dan Lainq. Ralph Loen. Cliff Rhode. Jane? Varner. John Basehore, Richard Selby, Kenneth KraH, Skip Granf, Don Rumney. Missing from picfure: Bob Kenworfhy, Barbara Vofens, Sfeve Koffler. STAFF .Sfafion Manager .Assisfanf Sfafion Manager .Chief Engineer Chid Conhol Announcer . Produdion Manager .Treasurer and Direcfor of fhe BuHef Broadcasflnq Sysfem . Program Direcfor Confinuify Director .Adverflsinq Direcfor . Music Direcfor , News-Sporfs Direcfor . Publicify Direcfor Maintenance Diredor 141 v. Danny Laing proceeds fo spin 45 OWL AND NIGHTINGALE RIGHT, Top: Caine Mufiny Cour? Mariial casf receives poinfers from Dr. Arms. Cenfer: The Ladies in Refiremenf cas? en+er+ains male visifor. BoHom: Mr. Craig encounfers wife in scene from Craig's Wife. Foul play in +he making! Owi and Nighfingale is We college's drama Club and is well known for presenfing each year several plays di- recfed by Dr. Richard A. Arms. This year such plays as Ladies in Re+iremenf and The Caine Mufiny Courf Marfial were enioyed by sfudenfs and faculfy in Brua Hall. The former chapel has lenf i'rsehc well +0 +hese presen+a+ions. and wilh +he aid of +he GeHysburg Wom- an's League if is hoped lhaf faciliHes in We LiHle Thea- Jrre will be modernized and improved for +he comforf ol bofh dramafisls and audiences. The drama club's meefings are held on Hue second and fourfh Thursdays of each monfh in Brua Hall. In keeping g: Joanne Banks points accusing finger at Barry Lane in scene from Ladies in Refiremenf. Seated: Eunie Elwood. Debbie Sielzer' Mary Ann Sulzer, Judith Hinton. Sfanding: Sandy Amundsens Dixie Humes. JeaneHe Woodrow, Carole Eckman. Mary- ellen Reinsmifh. Mary Ann Dreshar. Lois Brobsf, Bonnie Bankerf, Peggy Long. Fred Buzterd. wifh ifs goal +0 provide opporfuniHes for inferesled sl'u- denfs +0 express +hemselves in all phases of +he dramafic arfs. Jrhe meefings provide many opporlunifies lor wrifing and direcfing plays. acfing. and slage managing. To fur- fher aid flue sfudenfs in gaining knowledge and experi- ence in +he dramafic arJrs. readings and skifs are pre- senled by +he members al fhe meel'ings: +his year flue club embarked on a program of leclures on such lopics as make-up. summer slock experience. and radio expe- rience. Anofher new projecl +his year was +he presenfa- lion of one ad plays over +he college radio nelwork. Mary Ann Sulzer is presidenl of flue organiza+ion. wifh Eunice Elwood as vice-presiden+. and Carolyn Doehne as secrefary-freasurer. 143 First Row: Hal Cooper. Douglas Craver. Grefchen Parkinson, Sue Gibble, Winnie Shearer. Carol Traynor, Nancy Hunisberger, Elaine Derhams Wayne Sfreilein, Jan Sachs. Phyllis Ball. Second Row: Walter Young, Jack Gabig, Dick LillyI Bruce Villard. Dan Laing, Jim Krum, Mike Bishop. Third Row: Roy Miller, Phil Phillips, Dick Wexo. Ron Schueffe, Jim Apple, Lou Weislogel. Fourth Row: Ronn Downey, Paul Larson, Gary Carter, Bob Haar. Fred Buuard. THE STUDENT Represenfing +he en+ire sfudemL body and performing Hwe funcfions of a democrch campus government +he Sfudenf Senafe is responsible for Hwe beHermenf of sfu- denf relafions wifhin classes and in exfra-curricular acfiv- ifies. This year the Sena+e has rewriHen +he Consfifufion and revised Hwe sysfem of elecfions for Ou+s+anding Jun- iors and class oHicers. Highlighfing +heir adivifies was a Jazz ConcemL on March 2 sponsored for +he benefif of He College Communify Chesf Fund. On March 24 and 25 a Leadership Training School was held af Camp Nawakwa wifh Governor Theodore McKeldin as keynofe speaker and sactu members as discussion leaders. The purpose of +he school was +0 offer insfrucfion and sugs gesfions +0 campus leaders for He beHer handling of Hueir jobs. 144 SENATE Mr. Pickering capfures affenHon of group 2 em : The Social and Acfivifies CommiHee planned delinile social rules applicable +0 +he whole campus. They also composed a syslem whereby all organizalions musf lisf members on a common record, enabling +he Senafe +0 keep an accurafe and complefe accounl of all +he adivi- fies ol each sludenf. Handling all These vilal aspecls of our campus life is a group composed of +hree faculfy members and a rep resenlafive and an allernafe from each living group who meef once a week. The Sena+e is divided info nine commH- fees Jthus dislribuling +he responsibilifies. The Disciplinary. Ceremonies. and Social and Aclivilies Commillees con. lain bofh sfuclenl and facul'ry members whereas Jrhe S+u- denf Chest Sludenf Government Publicify, Conslifulion, Cusloms and Tradilion, and Campus lmprovemenf com- miflees are composed of sludenls only. Mr. James Pick- ering. Miss Faye Luckenbill. and Dr. Clarence Barlholo- mew serve as Tacully advisers lo +he Senale. :31 ,3x 3 .. 92 q T as; i; 5' gv F33 kn Y Hal Cooper calls Senafe session To order OFFICERS HAL COOPERT l . . l . . . . l . l a l , . . .Presldcnl WAYNE STREILElN. . . . . l . l . . . . . ViCo-Presidonf GRETCHEN PARKINSON. l . . . . . . l . . . Secrefary JlM KRUM. . . l . l v . . . . l . , a , . l . ,Treasurer NANCY HUNTSBERGER. . . . . . .Corresponding Secrelary DRT CHARLES GLATFELTER. . . . . . . . l Parliamenlarian SUE GIBBLE, . . . . . l . . . . . . . . . . . .Messenger 145 Wayne Slreilein appears To have fhe floor on +his issue Group discusses plans for Senaie meeflng SOCIOLOGY CLUB Anyone who is inferesfed in +he problems. relalions. and human behavior of people is eligible for member- ship in Jrhe Sociology Club. The program, which is parlly educalional and parlly social. is varied in an eHorf +0 inferesf all lypes of sfudenfs. Speakers and specialisfs in social fields are invifed 'ro explain +heir work and i+s requiremenfs. Explorafory frips +0 +he Federal Penileniiary in Lewisburg. Pa. and +0 +he Sfafe Men+al Hospifal in Harrisburg. Pa. are Jraken by +he members +0 enable Jrhem +0 see +he social con- difions in operafion and confrol. Dr. Esfher Bloss and Dr. Heinz Langerhans are +he club's advisors. Peggy SinnoH, Bonnie Bankerf. Joan Shimkus, Elaine Von, Jane Eannisfer. Sandra Schildnechf, Carole Eckman. PRE-MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION The Pre-Minislerial Associalion is opened +0 all sludenls inferesfed in church work or Jrhe minislry. The organizalion holds monfhly meefings where dis- cussions are presenled by guesl speakers. ln addihon Jro sponsoring Jrhe college Sunday school and a radio program. +his group works +0 deepen +he fellowship befween sludenfs preparing for +he minisfry. Many of +he members ofl'en assisl in church services in surrounding communilies. AdV visers +0 +his group are Dr. Harold Dunkelberger. Dr. William Walfemyer, and Chaplain Edwerlh E. Korfe. Seated: Joan Habecker, Jim Heckler. Pasfor Korie. adviser; Ardath Fisher. Standing, First Row: John Griffiih. John Henschen, Carol Youse, Edmund Millen Michael Piper. Donald Miller, Roger Patches. Second Row: John Cochran. Torn Machugal, Ronald Peirson. Norman Gindlesperger, Charles Baierl Jr., Robert PriceI Jr.I Fred Weizel, 5. Alan Ruby. OUTING CLUB The Oufing Club provides opporlunily for week end oufings and field frips for Jrhose persons infer- esfed in Jthese aclivifies. Weekend frips were planned Jrhis year for Jrhe college cabin, and for Caledonia Park. New feafures +his year were oufings a+ Hood and al Penn S+a+e, in connedion wi+h +heir oufing clubs. Dr. John D. Shancl serves as adviser +0 Jrhe club. fhe ol-Ficers of which are John Molfz. President Bob Price. Vice-Presidenf: Slacy Slurm. Secrefary: and Don Miller. Treasurer. Seated: John Molh, Pa? McLaughlin. CharloHe Way, Stacey Sfurm, Don Miller. Standina: Jack Wilson, Carl Nee'v Barry Lane Mike Finck, Bob Price. Ed Miller, Dave McGrail. Missing from Picture: Dr John Shand, adviser; Mr. M. ScoH Moorehead, adviser; Beverly Vaniel, Mary Wehle, Jane Limperf, MaHhew Pushkar, Marty McDonald. CHESS CLUB Geffysburg College's Chess Club ads in a dual role bo+h +0 provide opporfunify for playing for Jrhose who are already familiar wifh Hue game, and +0 provide insfrucfion for +hose inferesfed in learn- ing +0 play chess. Dr. William K. Sundermeyer is adviser +0 Hue group. +he officers of which are Dick Reich. presi- denf: Bob Sfrang. vice-presidenf; Ron Milo. secre- Jrary: John Henschen. freasurer; and Don Miller, four- namen+ direcfor. Ed Livingsfon, Dick Reich, John Henschen, John Houser, Dr. William Sundermeyer, adviser; Ron Milo. John Ri Mmyer, lichi Mafsushifa. Barry Lane. Bob Sfrang, Don Miller. Missmq from Piciure: Mr, M. Scott Moorehead, Paul Hoffman, John Ramer. Bill WhiHen, Gordan Spillinqer. Lloyd Grove, Ira Reich, Jack kibble. Jack Lose. And affer +he meeiing . . . . . . fhe Bullei' Hole. 147 ' Hg- WRESTLIN G First Row: Ken Purdyl US; Bob Walmsley, I30; Barry Kunkle, l37: Dave Turnbull. I37; Skip lewis. I47. Second Row: Coach Eugene Haas, Co-capfain Dick Mif- cheH, heavyweighf; Co-capiain Bill Sells, l77; Jerry Harrell, I67; Bill Knup, !57; Manager Jim Holmes. Despife a rugged schedule which included such feams as Temple. Navy and Hofsfra. Coach Gene Haas's wress Hers compiled a 4-4 record for Jrhe year. Included in +he vicfory skein were wins over Temple, Elizabe+h+own, Muh- Ienburg and Bucknell. The squad. in quesf for ifs eighfh consecu+ive Middle Aflanfic championship. placed sec- ond behind LafayeH'e fhis year. GeHysburg's firsf opponemL proved foo powerful as Navy downed +he Bullef grapplers 29-3. Bob Walmsley was +he only winner for G-Burg as he decisioned his man. The grapplers won fheir firsf mafch of +he year as Muh- 148 lenburg fell vidim f0 +he locals 28-3. Traveling +0 Philadelphia. Geffysburg ran info a fough opponenf in Temple buf came ou+ on Jrhe long end of a lb-IZ decision. Heavyweighf Dick Mi+chell clinched +he vicfory for Jrhe Orange and Blue wifh a decision in +he final mafch of Jrhe night Confinuing on +he road. Gef- fysburg iourneyed +0 Hempsfead. Long Island where Hofsfra, a perennial easfern power, gained revenge for a loss +0 +he Bullefs las+ year by pinning +he Bullefs 2I-3 as Bob Walmsley was fhe lone individual winner for Gef- fysburg. Back home in Plank Gymnasium. +he BuHefs defeafed +he BuckneH Bisons 27-3. Skip Lewis wresHed +he ouf- sfanding bouf for Hue winners as Hue I47 pound iunior pinned his opponent Franklin and Marshall was GeHys- burg's nex1L foe and +he Diplomafs scored wins in +he heavier weighf classes +0 defeaf +he Bullef grapplers 21-9. Warming up JFor +heir 1Qnal mafch ageingL Lafayeffe. +he Orange and Blue crushed +he Blue Jays of Elizabefh- Jrown 30-7 as no less +han six G-Burg men were vicfors. In +he final mafch of +he season, +he Bullefs Jtraveled +0 Easfon +0 meef powerful LafayeHe and came ou+ on H16 shorf end of a l7-9 score. In +he annual Middle Aflanfic Conference champion- ships held af Muhlenburg College March 2 and 3, Gef- ersburg puf on a closing rush in +he consolafion ma'rches +0 place second in 'rhe feam scoring behind Lafayeffe and ahead of Hwird place Delaware. Junior Bob Walmsley successfully defended his +i+le in +he I30 pound division by defeafing Al Grande 01c BuckneH 3-0 in Hue finals. Co-capfain Bill Sells losiL a close decision +0 Paul Billy of Muhlenburg +0 come in second in +he I77 pound class. Middle Aflanfics finalist, Bob Walmsley 149 Top: Skip Lewis adds vidory in Bucknell fray Middle: Purdy shoofs for pin againsf Bucknell BoHom: Purdy scores en route fo anofher win Firsf Row: Lou Natale. George Allison, Ken Nowbould, Tom Cafes, Fred Hopkins, Lynn Cufhberf. Second Row: Chef McLaughlin. Bill Sutherland. Ron Paul. Jerry Swoef. Walf Hendricks, Bob Smifh, Bob Gilchrist. SWIMMI Despife injuries +haf cropped up confinually during +he season. GeHysburg College's swimming feam. under +he +u+elage of Jim Len+z. compiled a respecfable 3-3 log for +he I956 campaign. Lenfz's nafadors opened +heir season by easily dis- Newbould and Paul 99+ 50+ for Bullefs N G posing of Loyola College of BaHimore. 54-29. in 'rhe los- er's ool. The Bullefs capfured Jr-irer place in all buf fhree of f e evenfs. Lehigh's perennially powerful Engineers ruined +he Orange and Blue home debuf as +he locals were subdued 64-I9. and Dickinson defeafed Jrhe Bul- Iefs 43-35. a'r Carlisle. More serious +han Hue loss. however. was +he iniury f0 Capfain Chef McLaughlin. which kepf him sidelined for +he remainder of +he season. The Bullefs Iosf +heir +hird meef of Hue year af Washingfon as a powerful Georgefown squad came ou'r on fop. 53-29. The Lenfz- men re+urned +0 +he winning frail by edging +he Univer- si+y of Delaware 43-4I. af Newark. and defeafing highly favored Temple Universify 49-35 a+ Philadelphia. GeHysburg won +he LifHe Three HHe for +he +hird consecufive year by defeafing Dickinson and F8dv1 af Carlisle. +he Bulle+s finishing wifh 4O poinfs. followed by Dickinson wifh 37. and F8yM wifh lb. The Lenfzmen cli- maxed +heir campaign wH'h a +hird place finish in +he Middle Aflanfics. losing ouf +0 LafayeHe and Wesf Ches- fer. ARMY RIFLE TEAM The Army ROTC Rifle Team is com- posed of members of +he college's Army ROTC group. Coached by IVVSng. John DeBorde. Hue +eam parHcipafes in shoul- der +0 shoulder mafches wi+h +eams of such colleges as Johns Hopkins. Loyola. Temple, Wes+ern Maryland, Dickinson. and Pofomac Sfafe. Kneeling: Dave Schumaker, Wally Van Dyke, Gary Seuferf, John Prifsch. Don Musch, James Longenecker. Standing: M Sqf. John DeBorde, Jr., coach; Karl Johnson, William Hallauer, Willard Wires. Harold McElroy. John Molfz. Paul Sfahl, Anfhony Hall. Back: Capt Monroe D. Zarfrnan. coach; John Rhoads. David Walker, Laurence Johnson, Mqu. James Walker. The Air Rifle Team, composed of mem- bers of +he Air Force ROTC. is coached by Capt Monroe D. Zarfman. This group. like Hue army +eam. parficipa+es in shoul- der +0 shoulder mafches wifh Jreams of ofher colleges. AIR RIFLE TEAM 151 J DEANE BORNHElMEK FRED WEISER, JEANNETTE ZULICK, JANE BANNISTER, JEFF DAVIS. NANCY HUNTSBERGER, WAYNE EWING Sea+ed: Jane Bannis+er. Secre+ary. Sfanding: Terry Wag- ner. President Ar+ Hendley. Vice-Presiden+; Jeff Davis. Treasurer. OFFICERS THE CLASS OF Firsf Row: HOWARD C. ADELMAN ......... . . . . . . Newark. New Jersey 460 Hawthorne Avenue HELEN IAGDOYAN. . . . .............. Washington, D. C. 3706 Jenifer Street N. W. JOANNE S. BANKS ............ . . . . Poffs'own, Pennsylvania 4I2 Beech Street JANE C. BANNISTER ........... . . . . Balfimore l8. Maryland 1502 Lakeside Avenue JOAN F. BENFER ............. . . . .Ardmore, Pennsylvania 280i Darby Road CHARLES L. BIELER ............. East Greenville, Pennsylvania I32 Third Sheet Second Row: J. MICHAEL BISHOP ................ Oberlin, Pennsylvania l202 Main Sheef RICHARD D. BROWN .............. Merchanfvillo, New Jersey 20I8 Horner Avenue STUART R. CARSWELL ........... . . . . Wosfpcrf, Connaciicuf Owenoke SHIRLEY A. CASHMAN .......... . . . .Lancasfer, Pennsylvania I40 College Avenue RICHARD C. CHRISTENSEN ....... . . . . .Mefuchen, New Jersey l3l Woodbridge Avenue BARBARA F. CLARK ............ . . .Dtoxel Hill, Pennsylvania 7I4 Ormond Avenue 154 Third Row: CAROLYN J. CLOSE ........... . . . . .Plainfiold, New Jersey l065 Sleepy Hollow Lane CHARLES A. COEYMAN .............. Red Lion, Pennsylvania I60 Linden Avenue BRUCE P. CRAFT ................ Monferay Park, California 628 West Hellman ALLEN R. CURRY .................. Wilminqion, Delaware 310 Wes? 33rd Sfreef ROBERT W. DAVIES. . . . ..... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 3H0 Penbrook Avenue PAUL A. DAVIS ................. Groonsburg, Pennsylvania 6l8 Locust Sfreef Fouri'h Row: RAYMOND S. DAVIS, JR .................. Crews, Virginia IOI West Maryland Avenue PAUL I. DETWILER, JR ............ . . . . Bedford, Pennsylvania Juliana Heights SALLIE A. DIMMICK ............. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Rural Delivery 4 RONALD J. DOWNEY .............. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 218 Briggs Sfreef JUDITH DUNLOP ................. Balfimore 22, Maryland 7204 Dunwood Court THELMA R. ERNST ............ . ..... Balfimore, Maryland 37I7 Ridgecroff Road :4 5,,22 4W, , malwm uzzmwnm Firsf Row: WAYNE A. EWING .............. Shiromansfown. Pennsylvania 9 East Green Sfreet FELIX R. FERNANDEZ ............. Sfos Suaru, Havana, Cuba 470 Mayia Rodriguez Avenue DAVID E. FETROW .............. Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania Rural Delivery 4 ARDATH J. FISHER ................. Fullerton, Pennsylvania ION: Broad Street H. EDWARD FISHER. JR ................ Jefferson, Maryland 6. WAYNE FLECK .................. Alfoona, Pennsylvania I05 Twenty-fhird Avenue Second Row: DALE W. FOHL ................. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 565 Luther Road ROGER T. FOOR ................... Everoff, Pennsylvania I39 West Main Street E. JOAN FRECH ................. Baltimore I3, Maryland 2400 Erdman Avenue PHILIP K. FREDERICK .............. Mifflinburg. Pennsylvania Rural Delivery 2 JAMES E. FULLER ................... Uhrichsville. Ohio 6H Norfh Uhrich JOHN A. GABIG ............... Hummelsfown, Pennsylvania Box 2. East Main Street Third Row: PAUL D. GALLAGHER ........... . . 5 Lansdownn, Pennsylvania 22 Linden Avenue RODNEY A. GAUKE ................. Ferndalo. Maryland 3 Ferdinand Avenue CHARLES W. GERBER ............ . . . . . Newark, Now Jersey 90 Midland Place SUSAN D. GIBBLE ................. Lancaster, Pennsylvania 420 Lancaster Avenue ROBERT S. GOLDNER ................. Newark. New Jorsoy 279 Renner Avenue DONALD G. GOSDEN ................. Hollis l2. New York I04-20 205 Sheet Fourth Row: NORMA D. GRIMES ............ . . . .Cumberland, Maryland 3l3 Footer Place WILLIAM HANCOCK ........... . . . 349 Concord Drive TERRENCE J. HARRIS ............. PiNsburgh I6, Pennsylvania 1066 Lindendale Drive THOMAS F. HEBERLY, Ill ................ York, Pennsylvania I433 Wes? Philadelphia Street J. BRUCE HECKMAN ........... . . .Wyomissing, Pennsylvania I333 Monroe Avenue WALTER R. HEIDELBERGER .............. Scaford, New York 3947 Hudson Avenue . . Maywood, New Jersey NINETEEN FlFTY-SEVEN 155 THE CLASS OF Firsf Row: DONALD R. HELFRICH .............. Alleniown. Pennsylvania I052 Norfh Twenfy-second Street ARTHUR HENDLEY ................ Balfimore l2I Maryland 402 Hollen Road NELL HENNING .............. . . . Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 803 Norf'n Sevenfeenfh S'rree'r MILDRED HERRMANN .......... . ...... Union, New Jersey 2l57 Vauxhall Road LEE HIBBERD ................... Haverfown, Pennsylvania 57 Easf Eagle Road JUDITH E. HINTON ............ Woodbury Heighfs, New Jersey 3l8 Elm Avenue Second Row: PAUL S. HOFFMAN ............... Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 452I Jonesfown Road GEORGE H. HOYT ............. . . . 7l9 Filbert Street FREDERICK W. HUMMEL ............... Easton, Pennsylvania 2329 Hay Sfreef NANCY J. HUNTSBERGER ............ Collingdale. Pennsylvania 439 Beechwood Avenue WILLIAM C. JACOBS ........... . Rural Delivery 2 CHARLES R. JOHNSON ................ Rarifan, New Jersey 6I0 Perlee Sfreef . . Palmyra, New Jersey . .Biglerville, Pennsylvania 156 Third Row: JANE C. JONES .................... Towson 4, Maryland 300 Wes? Pennsylvania Avenue MARY ANN KIEFER ............ . . . . Lancaster, Pennsylvania 903 Landis Avenue ROGER L. KNECHT ............... Middletown, Pennsylvania 13 East Lane LEE KOPPELMAN ................ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 504 West Sixfyesevenfh Avenue ELISE H. KORMAN ............ . . . l23l Garden Sheef CAROL J. KRIVENKY ............... Maplewood. New Jersey l5 Schaefer Road . .Hoboken, New Jersey Fourfh Row: RICHARD F. LalACOMA ................ Leonie, New Jersey 34 Brook Terrace VIRGINIA A. LAMMEY .......... . . . . Unionville, Pennsylvania DIXON J. LANG ................ Wynnewood, Pennsylvania 344 Wisfer Road E. J. LANGAUNET .............. Clerks SummitI Pennsylvania 225 Grandview Street ROBERT W. LAUFFENBURGER ...... . . . . 27 Yale Road BARBARA A. LEE ............... Collingswood 7l New Jersey 574 Haddon Avenue . . Audubon, New Jersey Firs+ Row: JUDITH A. LEHN ................. Woodbury, New Jersey 505 Park Drive CHARLES E. LEPS ............. Woodbury Heights. New Jersey 45l Oak Avenue DAVID LICHTENFELD .............. Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania l045 Blythe Avenue NANCY O, LINDER ................. Milton. Pennsylvania 632 North Front Sfreef JOHN D. LITTLE ................ Piffsburgh l5, Pennsylvania 403 Maple Avenue JOSE M. MAROTTA ............. Cenfral Aquirre, Puorfo Rico Box 73 Second Row: RICHARD MARSHALL ....... . . . . . . . . . Balfimore, Maryland 2824 Beechland Avenue PAUL E. McKAY .................. Baltimore 9, Maryland 250l Pinebrush Road JANE L. MCKINNEY .................. Arlington, Virginia 2322 For? ScoH Drive FRANK McLAUGHLlN .............. Valley Stream, New York 26 Cedarlawn Boulevard AUDREY W. McMAHON .............. Mefuchen, New Jersey 266 Middlesex Avenue CHARLES E. METIGER .............. Penningfon, New Jersey 418 Sked Sfreef Third Row: RONALD MILO ............... . . . .Sfeelfon, Pennsylvania 308 Mohn Sfreef CHARLES D. MOYER ............... HarrisburgI Pennsylvania 2734 Reel Street A. LOUISE MOYER ................. Annville. Pennsylvania 34 West High Sfreef SAMUEL A. MUDD ................ Geffysburg, Pennsylvania l3l Chambersburg Street BARBARA MUMPER. . . . ........ . . . . Fullerton, Pennsylvania 42I Florida Avenue DONALD C. MUSCH ................ Balfimore '8, Maryland 39M Yolanda Road Fourfh Row: LOUIS A. NATALE. JR ................. Balfimore. Maryland 609 Chumleigh Road CHARLES E, NAUMANN, JR ............ BaHimore 6, Maryland 38l8 Ridgecroff Road CARL C. NEELY .............. New CumberlandI Pennsylvania l819 Elm Sireef THOMAS OATES. IV ............... Coatesvillo, Pennsylvania 40 Soufh Thirfeenfh Avenue RONALD E. PAUL ............... Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania l0 Cresfmonf Drive DAVID PECK ..................... Andover, New Jersey La keview Avenue NINETEEN FIFTY-SEVEN THE CLASS OF Firs? Row: PHELPS PENNINGTON .............. Gefiysburg, Pennsylvania 412 Carlisle Street C. MICHAEL PIPER ................ Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 24l North Fifteenfh Street STEVE PIVER ...................... Washing'on, D. C. I423 Meridian Place KENNETH R. PURDY ................. Denville, New Jersey I63 Cedar Lake ERNEST G. REEDER. JR ........ . ....... Modcna, Pennsylvania FRANCIS H. RICHARD ................ Ellenvillo, New York l7 Clifford Sfreef Second Row: JOHN N. RIGHTMYER ............... Hamburg, Pennsylvania 607 South Founh Sfreef MARTHA A. RILLING ............ Philadelfahia III Pennsylvania IIOO Rhawn Sfreef BARBARA L. RITZ ............. Has'ings-on-Hudsan, New York 52 Circle Drive JERRY K. ROBBINS ................. Balfimore 6, Maryland 4502 Parkmonf Avenue GORDON E. ROLLS ............ . . . . Norwood, Pennsylvania 20l Mohawk Avenue V'NCENT ROMANO ............. . . .Hawfhorne, New Jersey 52 Post Avenue 158 Third Row: SARAH J. ROWE ............... Mochanicsburg, Pennsylvania 508 Wes? Main Sfreef WILLIAM L. RYON. JR ................. Waldorf, Maryland JOAN L. SCHICK ................ Philadelphia. Pennsylvania I422 Rosalie Sfreef SANDRA C. SCHILDNECHT ............ Lancasfar, Pennsylvania 320 Race Avenue JOHN E. SCHLEICHER ............. . . 324 Church Sfreef CARL F. SCHLEUNES .......... . . . . 4608 Walfer Boulevard . Boonfon, New Jersey .Balfimoro I4. Maryland Fourfh Row: BETTY SCHWABENLAND ........... Philadelphia 38, Pennsylvania 7305 Sommers Road ODETTE R. SCHWAGER ........... Philadelphia 34. Pennsylvania I8l7 Easf Tioga Sfreef VINCENT A. SCOLA ............... Maplewood, New Jersey 79 Essex Avenue JEANNE A. SCOTT ................. Burlianon. New Jersey 727 Wood Sfreef JERRY SEITYER ................. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 949 Foulkrod Sfreef WINIFRED K. SHEARER ......... . . . .Camp Hill, Pennsylvania 220 South Sevenfeenfh Sfreef Firsf Row: LEE W. SHOLLY. . . . ......... . . . .Myersfown. Pennsylvania Roufe No. 3 ROBERT E. SICKEL ................. Woodbury, New Jersey 335 Cooper Sfree? DAVID H. SMALBACH ............... Red Bank, New Jersey 43-A Spring Terrace ROBERT W. SMITH ................. Berwick, Pennsylvania Roufe No. l NORMAN G. STAHL ............... Langhorna, Pennsylvania Route No. 2 TOM A. STAHL ............... . . .Langhorne. Pennsylvania Roufe No. 2 Second Row: JOHN STARINCHUCK ......... . . . . . .Ruiherford, New Jersey 35 Yabara Avenue MARIE R. STAUFFER ............ . . . Myerstown, Pennsylvania 38 Wesf Main Avenue MARJORIE STEELE .................. Scarsdale. New York Thornycroff Aparfmenfs ROBERT H. STELLMAN ................ Yeadon, Pennsylvania l124 Bell Avenue DAVID P. STITELER ........... . . . .Bloomsburg. Pennsylvania I37 Wesf Fifth Sfreef RUTH M. STROMBERG ........... . . .Oceanporf, New Jersey 8 Areana Street. 159 Third Row: MARY A. SULZER ................ Waynesboro, Pennsylvania 5l9 Clayton Avenue KATHLEEN M. SWAIM .......... . . . . . Dillsburg, Pennsylvania MARIAN H. THIESS ............ . . . .Balfimore l4, Maryland 24l0 Southern Avenue KARL L. THOMPSON .............. Fanneffsburg, Pennsylvania ALLEN TRAINER ............... Easf Lansdowne. Pennsylvania IIS Wildwood Avenue CAROL A. TRAYNOR ............... Rutherford, New Jersey 4! Easf Pierreponf Avenue Foutfh Row: JACOB E. TRIMMER ............ . . . . .Carlislo, Pennsylvania 55 Easf Pomfref Street HOWARD B. TYKOT ........... . . . . . . . Brooklyn, New York 345 Monfgomery Sfreef HARRY K. UTTERBACK ............... Cumberland. Maryland Bowling Green PAUL L. UTZ ................... Piffsburgh 2, Pennsylvania Bellevue WALLACE H. VANDYKE .............. Pomfown, Pennsylvania 207 Rosedale Drive PAUL A. VAN HOUTEN ......... . ..... Berwick, Pennsylvania 3IO Easf Fronf Sfreef NINETEEN FlFTY-SEVEN Firsf Row: PAUL P. VERDONE ................. Baltimore 6. Maryland 4l08 Southern Avenue k GRACE A. WAGNER ............ Queens Village 29, New York 2I9eI0 IOI Avenue WILLIAM T. WAGNER ............. Waynesboro, Pennsylvania Route No. 4 ROBERT L. WEBB .................. Narberfh. Pennsylvania 40! Dudley Avenue JOHN A. WEBER ................... Pikesville, Maryland CasHeon Avenue MARY C. WEHLE .................. Si. Pefersburg. Florida 920 Fifieenfh Avenue North Sheet Second Row: FRED WEISER ...................... Glen Ellyn. Illinois 632 Oak Street LOUIS WEISLOGEL ................. Elizabeth. New Jersey 34 FEHh Sfreef CYNTHIA F. WERTZ ................. Indiana, Pennsylvania 553 South Sixth Street D. VERNON WILLIAMS ............... Westfieldl New Jersey 404 Salter Place KARL M. WILLIAMS, JR ............... Narberfh. Pennsylvania 29 Sabine Avenue KENNETH H. WILLIAMS .............. Wesffielde New Jersey I18 Virqinia Sfreef Third Row: CAROL A. WILLIS ............... ColIinqswood, New Jersey Ill Wesley Avenue LOIS WINNEBERGER .............. Margafe City, New Jersey 9 Scum Brunswick Avenue GEORGE E. WRIGHT ................. Summit New Jersey I0 Plymoum Road RICHARD S. WURST .............. Meadowbrook, Pennsylvania I425 TallyrHo Road SUZANNE E. ZIEGLER .............. Geffysburg, Pennsylvania 48 South Sireef ELEANOR E. ZOERBEL ................ Garfield. New Jersey I I Santa Avenue Fourth Row: JEANNETTE S. ZULICK ............... Cranford, New Jersey 20 MyrHe Street JU N IOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seated: John Schick, Carol Krivenky, Thelma Ernst Cynthia Werh, Mary Wehle, Paf Toppel. Standing: Terry Wagner, Carl Schleunes, Ar? Hendley, Jerry SeiHer. Lou Weislogol, Jim Holmes, Ken Williams Jake Trimer, Jane Bannister, Jim Fuller, Hazel Cowan, Frank McLaughlin. I890- l 956 N m R A L MR .HE 06 Mm e..: We R 9w S E O R P tile sprilw . . Lambda Chi fakes frophy in song compe+i+ion I.F.C. WEEKEND Top: ATO's compefe in song division Boffom: Phi Psi enferfains wifh skH ll; Takes porfray faculfy +0 fake firs+ place in ski? rivalry The +wenfy-firsf annual Infer-Frafernify Council Week end began on Friday night March ll. wifh +he pledge banque'r and discussions on 1traferni+y problems. Skif and song compeinon followed in flue gym. wi+h Tau Kappa Epsilon capfuring firs+ place in Hue skifs wifh a safire on Hue discipline commiHee. Lambda Chi won Hue song frophy wifh You'll Never Walk Alone. Following +he skHs. frophies for in+er fra+ernify acfivifies were awarded. Safurday saw inifiafions. banquefs. and inifiaHon par- fies. The weekend was broughf +0 a close wifh a service in Chrisf Chapel on Sunday morning. M.'. Horace Nichol addresses frafernify men at annual banque? Dr. Frank Kramer receives award from IFC for his service +0 H19 frafernifies and fo fhe college. S.A.E. capfures trophy for +he mos+ parfici- pafion in Varsify Spor'rs. Skif porfrays life on fhe plane+ Cheese PAN-HELL WEEKEND Panhellenic Weekend was ushered in by Pan-Hell Skif Nighf on March 9. Fun and frolic characferized +his nighf in which all of +he sororifies presenfed HHeen-minufe ski+s porfraying +hemes as varied as life in a frafernify house +0 life on He planef Cheese. Befween +he skifs each sorori+y sang fwo songs. The evening was made even more enjoyable by Hue lively humor of misfress of ceremonies Sylvia Fensfermacher. Highlighfing The Pan-HeH BanquewL on March IO was a speech on The Fra+erni+y Sysfemalfs Basis and HS Ideals given by Mrs. Joseph Grigsby, pas1L nafional presidenf of Delfa Delfa Delfa sororify and presenJr freas- urer of +he Nafional Panhellenic Conference. Dawn Zukswerf was mistress of ceremonies for We banquet WinnIe Shearer. fhe new president ouHined +he work Hue local Panhellenic Council hopes +0 accomplish wifhin Jrhe nexf year. Concluding 1he weekend He members. old and new, of Hue council mef wifh Mrs. Grigsby on Saf- urday affernoon +0 discuss +he organizaHon and oper- afion of college Panhellenic groups. pefifion. 165 Lambda Nu presen'rs songs in Pan-Hell com- Geffysburg has ifs flappers. foo! FRESHMEN- SOPHOMORE WEEKEND Do You Remember was +he fifle of +he musical come edy presenfed lasf April lb by +he freshman and sopho- more classes. Direcfed by Carol Coleman and Lou Weis- Iogel. and managed by Larry Gaenzle and Terry Wag- ner. Hue show was a fhree-acf presenfafion sef in +he Entire casf appears for a curfain call Black-faced dancers perform for His Frosh-Soph Hop crowd period from +he roaring fwenfies. +hrough +he war years. +0 +he present The firsf ac1L feafured flappers and +he Charlesfon. and cenfered around +he Five Foof Two, Eyes of Blue +heme. Ad Jrwo was se+ in +he war years. wi+h Over There echoing +he era's spirit Songs such as Ebb Tide. and You'll Never Walk Alone were feafured in Hue +hird act Movie Premiere : +he whole show ending wifh an en+ire cas+ rendifion of H's a Big. Wide. Wonderful Worldf Dancing. wi+h music furnished by He Clefsmen. cli- maxed +he evening. Virginia A Y Feeser leads May Day procession. Courienay Lenhard receives crown as May Queen Highlighfing Jrhe May Day fesfivifies of l955, was Hue crowning o1r Cour+enay Lenhard as May Queen. wifh Grace Haabesfad affending her majesfy as Maid of Honor. thers on +he cour+ were: Virginia Feeser. Barbara Maurer. Barbara Binns, Jan Sachs. Jane Bannisfer, Nancy Hunfsberger, Elaine Derham. and Joan Manges. Affer Hue presenfafion of +he Queen and her court Women's Sfudenf Governmenf president Marian Lane, greefed H19 huge crowd. In keeping wi+h fra difion. +he freshmen coeds danced and +he Queen presided over Hue changing of The class colors. Freshman perform annual May Pole dance Coeds prepare +0 en+er gym for May Day ceremonies. SPRING HOUSEPARTIES The iiHerbugs go wild! Telles hke +ime ouf for a breafh of air As perennial as April showers and lilacs, +he fesfivifies of Spring House Parfies came fo Hie campus in early May. Affer each frafernify had decorafed ifs house wifh spring 1Creshness. each boy had brushed imaginary dus1L from his dinner iackef and each girl had sprinkled gliHer in her hair. +he Greeks were ready for a sfarlif evening of dancing. On Sa+urday affernoon +he campus was almosf deserfed as seemingly myriad crowds drove off +0 Cale- donia and Laurel Lake for picnics. La+er in Hue evening +he frend foward informalify com finued wifh cosfume parfies. Beachcombers, pirafes. cow- boys. marsmen, and waferfromL characfers wenf house- 168 A big Hello from H19 SAE's hopping and danced as a dozen combos bea'r fime si- mulfaneously. Sunday brough1L Jrhe end +0 anofher excifing weekend. Frafernify iewelry, mugs, and squed animals-giffs for remembering were eifher fucked in+o suifcases or sfrafe- gically displayed on bureaus as +he lasf sfrains of music faded and sfudy lamps were lif again Flowers complei'e flue houseparfy costume ,..tevh!0'w$ Phi Del? wishing well proves fo be Time ouf for chaffing a+ Hue Lambda Chi house cenfer of affradion 169 Top: Bulleis ball: a+ close decision BoHom: Alleva gefs se+ behind pla+o FRESHMAN BASEBALL First Row: Gene Horndoff, Walt Palmer, George Allison, Roy Roberts, Rich Anasfasi, Bill Anglemoyer, Owen Roilman. LeRoy Bream. Second Row: Coach Jim Lentz, Bucky Kempfom, Dick Jungels, John Beniamin, Don Har- man, George Rohrbaugh, Bob Swensen, Jack Besf, Bruce Wandling, Lane Bongbreak. Bob Van Saders, Assistant Coach Sonny Scola. BASEBALL Coach Hen Bream's baseball nine compiled a respecfa- ble l l-6-l record againsf a sfiff schedule which fea- Jrured +he likes of Navy. Penn Sfafe. Colgafe. and Temple. The Bullefs Jtraveled +0 Elizabefhfown for Jrheir opening game and came ouf on fop 4-2 behind +he five-hif pifch- ing of Joe Foulk. Colgafe. a feam +ha+ Iafer enfered Jrhe NCAA play-offs in Omaha. nexf fell vicfim +0 Geffysburg as Joe Bierley and Foulk combined eFForJrs for a +hree hif 3-0 shufouf. Traveling +0 Muhlenberg. Jrhe Bulle+s were defeafed 3-2. However. GeHysburg bounced back +0 win succes- sive vicfories over Susquehanna lO-2, Bucknell 2-l. and Johns Hopkins 9-I and earn a fie wifh Temple 8-8. Penn Sfafe defeafed +he Bullefs lO-S before +he Breamen wenf on a four-game winning sfreak which included wins over Lehigh I4-4. Georgefown 3-l. FhM 9-0. and Dickinson 8-I. Baffing practice gets under way Affer suffering a lO-2 sefback af +he hands of Lebanon Valley. +he Bullefs fook a 3-2 decision from Albrighf be- fore losing hear'rbreakers +0 LafayeHe and Navy 5-4 and I0 respecfively. Dickinson fook advanfage of BuHe+ er- rors and errafic hiHing fo win 7-4. GeHysburg won ifs final game of +he season as Bierley scaHered' seven hifs weH +0 lead +he Bullefs +0 an 8-2 decision over F8dv1. Ken Polak raps ou+ a hH in Lehigh filf Bierley and Foulk. along wifh sophs John Schleicher and Wally Kuligowski pifched excepfionally well for +he Bullefs. Capfain Oakey Schalick. Ken Polak and Fred Alleva led +he hif+ing parade. BASEBALL TEAM Firs? Row: Manager Jeff Davis. John Ziegler. Bob Gilchrist King Van Nesf, Fred Filbert Ed Hadley, Captain Oakey Schalick. Wally Kuligowski, Ken Polak Bob DoBois, Don Woodingion, Gareth Biser. Second Row: Fred Alleva, Joe Foulk, Mike Duka, Joe Robinski, Wally Heldetberqer, Bill Ward, Larry Davies, Jack Bream, Ar? Hendley, Bob Swank, Bob Dickson, Coach Hen Bream. Don Griesel heads for flue wire in the mile evenf againsf Wesfern Maryland. Following an Inifial loss +0 Wesfern Maryland in +heir firer appearance for I955. +he Bullef +rackmen broke info +he win column by scoring a lopsided vicfory in a dual meef wifh Johns Hopkins. In compiling 72V2 poinfs +0 +heir opponenf's 53W. GeHysburg racked up fen firsf places wifh sprinfer Ron Paul. hurdler and high jumper Les Eckman. and weigh man Sheldon Yingsf leading +he way as double winners. Coach John Yovicsin's cindermen confinued +heir win- ning sfreak by capfuring fine LiHle Three championship by a Jrwelve poimL margin over Franklin 8y Marshall and Dick- inson. An unsuccessful appearance in +he Penn Relays was sandwiched by second place finishes in +wo friangular meefs. Les Eckman sparked Hue Bullef Jrrackmen by gar- nering Jrwo blue ribbons In bo+h +he BucknellyJuanifa and Haverford-Albrigh1L frays. Geffysburg Closed a credif- able season wifh a smashing Jrriumph in a friangular meef in which GeHysburg Jrook 55 poinfs +0 Lebanon Valley's l8 and Dickinson's 5. TRACK Eckman goes over +he bar ?0 add poinfs +0 H19 Bullef fo+al GOLF Geffysburg's golfers faced a fop-nofch card 05 eleven mafches as +he S'quad. coached for +he firsf fime by Bob Davies. foughf ifs way +0 6 season record of 3 wins agains1L 8 losses. Veferans Gordy Spillinger. Dic.k Snook. Paul Verdone end Enos Young. wifh promising newcomer Bill Bunce. played fine gohc agains1L some of +he area's fop feams. The linksfers opened +heir season wifh a 5'72-3'72 win over Wesfern Maryland before losing +0 Juanifa l-8. F87M 2-7. Johns Hopkins 2'72-6'72. Penn S+a+e VZ' 8V2 and Bucknell 0-9. F8dv1 and Lehigh defeaJred +he Bulle+s ZVZ-bvz and 0-9 re- soecfively before Geffysburg downed Dickinson 5-4. Affer placing fhird in +he Wes+ern Maryland Jrournament Jrhe Bullefs de- feafed Albrighf 7-2 before losing fheir fi- nal mafch +0 Dickinson 3-6. Coach Bob Davies. Dick Cole, Jerry Miller, Martin Palicka. Dick Snook. Gordon Spillingerl Bill Bunce, Enos Young. R Firs? Row: Charlie Mover. Jerrv Robbins. Bill Maan. Second Row: Bob Rice, Bill Hershey. Dick Shiiler. Charles Smiih. John Houser. Lasf spring a period of dark. dreary days exemplified +he paHern experienced by Jrhe Geffysburg varsify fennis squad. which vainly baffled ifs way Jrhrough a dismal one win-eleven loss record. The Orange and Blue rackefeers opened Jrhe season wifh a 6-3 loss +0 Muhlenburg which was followed by an exfended sfring of disappoinfing defeafs. Menfor Gene Haas' nefmen suffered 9-0 shu+oufs af Jrhe hands of Wesfern Maryland. Buck- neH. Georgefown. and Lehigh. coupled wifh defeafs of 8-l and 5-2 by Franklin and Marshall. of 7-2 +0 Elizabefhfown. and of 8-I +0 Wesfern Maryland's Green Terrors. in a re+urn encounfer wiJrh prom- ising sophomore Charlie Moyer providing +he only brighf spof. Affer +he close loss +0 Albrigh+ by a 5-4 margin. +he Bullef nefmen broke info Jrhe win column for +he iniHal +ime wifh a 5-2 friumph over Temple. TENNIS 173 Greeks baffle for soffball fifle MEN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS Phi Delf's go for rebound againsi Tekes Top: Phi Psi's hike volleyball Hile. BoHom: Phi Psi's iniramural football champs Phi Kappa Psi won championships in soffball. volleyball and foofball +0 keep possession of +he inframural all- sporfs Jrrophy awarded during +he IFC weekEnd in March. The inframurals are composed of +he various living groups on campus and offer sfudenfs unable +0 parHcipa+e in varsi+y sporfs +he chgnce +0 compefe in Shht buf well rounded compe+i+ion. The following sporfs are offered in fhe inframural pro gram: spoaIl. hoo+ball. volleyball. baskefball and bowl. ing. The living group wifh +he momL poinfs gained in 60 fuel compefifion againsf ofher groups is +he annual win- ner of +he all sporfs frophy. Las+ spring. Phi Psi showed a well rounded aHack as Huey won Hue inframural soffball frophy for +he second sfraighf year. Second place wen+ +0 Phi Del+a Thela. Wilh fall came inframural foofball. No less +han I4 feams. divided info +wo leagues. baffled for +he cham- pionship. Phi Psi was +he winner of League A bu1L only afl'er having gained vicfories over an aggressive SAE ouf- fi+ 6-0 and +hen defeafing a spirifed Phi Sigma Kappa feam by +he idenfical score. ln League B +he compefifion proved equally keen as ATO and Phi. Delf ended +he season in a lirsf place He. ln +he infense play-ofl game. +heuATO's came omL on lop l2-6 +0 defhrone fhe defending champs. In +he Pitchers gel head slor+ on baHers in spring championship game. Phi Psi scored l'hree Jrimes in +he firs+ half and +hen held off a delermined ATO rally +0 win l8-l2. Vollyeball proved +0 be equally exciflng as six learns were In +he +hick of fighl' for a play-off berfh foward +he end of +he regular season. SAE moved in+o flue finals in League A by defeafing Phi Sig 2rl in a play-oFF sef. In League B. Phi Psi gained a berfh in +he finals by edging ATO. The championship se+ slarled off wi+h SAE playing deadly ball buf Phi Psi shof ahead +0 win l5-9 in +he sec- ond game and l5-8 in +he +hird game. Thefa Chi's gain yardage in inframural lil't ln'rramural baskelball is currenlly underway wilh live +eams ye1L sporfing unbeafen records. Defending +i+lis+ ATO appears +0 be a slrong bef +0 repeal allhough Phi Del+ and Phi Psi confinue +0 be s+rong conlenders as He race for lirsl place heads for He wire. Wifh Hue ad- venl' of spring. bowling and sollball will lake over H18 inlramural scene. Phi Delf's awaif serve in volleyball ac+ion +he semi-finalisf mafch played befween Judy Sloferbeck and Nancy Hood. Hockey season saw five highly confesfing Jreams vying for +he crown. A +hree-way fie resulfed among Phi Mu. Chi Omega. and Delfa Gamma af +he end of +he +our- namemL play. In +he final play-oht game. Del+a Gamma emerged +he champion by overpowering Chi Omega. 4-0. Phi Mu. firing one goal while Chi Omega remained scoreless. Hlled +he second place slof. In +he 1cirs1L swimming mee+ of +he year. Chi Omega came +hrough vicforious by amassing a fofal of forfy- +hree poinfs as compared +0 Del+a Gamma's Jrhirer-nine. and Alpha Xi Delfa's fwenfy-nine poinfs. The following Top: Hockey holds +he spofligM in HM; early fall. BoHom: lnframural soffball geis under way DeHa Gamma copped +he covefed I954-l955 AH Sporfs Trophy by winning firs+ place Iaurels in spoall as +he group squeezed omL Alpha Xi DeHa +0 clinch +he cup for +he second consecu+ive year. The I955-l956 inframural season opened wi+h Jrhe +en- w nis fournament Due +0 inclemen'r weafher. +he final Jrour- y namenfs were played in Jrhe spring. Jean Brown. winner yl. over Anne Marshall in fhe semi-finals. me+ +he winner of y t Joan S+ein receives I955 AH-Sporis Trophy for D.G. from Coach Kenny Carol Willis appears +0 be well on her way +0 a firsf place evenfs were included: +he 20 yard back sfroke. Jrhe 20 yard free sfyle. the 20 yard breas1L sfroie. +he 80 yard free sfyle relay, +he 60 yard medley relay. and +wo novel- +y races. In +he volleyball loop. eigh+ feams parficipafed in- s+ead of +he usual five. Bo+h Phi Mu and Alpha Xi Delfa en+ered fwo Jreams. wifh +he independenf women being represen+ed by +he Tri-R feam. Phi Mu's brillianf play- ing. sparked wifh impeccable spikes and blocks. broughf +hem ouf on Jrop. boasfing an undefeafed record. A He Top: Phi Mus aHempf +0 rei'urn ball in inframural volleyball game Bo++om: Carolyn Snyder prepares +0 spike ball for D. G. poinf for second place resuHed befween Chi Omega and Delfa Gamma. Delfa Gamma Closed +he season wi+h one loss +0 Chi Omega's fwo. Wifh +he conclusion of +he ping- pong +ournamen+. +he bowlers s+ar+ed Hweir season wifh all feams ouf +0 defemL Chi Omega, lasf year's vicfor. Top con+ender for +he l955-l956 cup was Delfa Gam- ma. wifh a fofal of fwenfy-fwo poinfs. Phi Mu and Chi Omega were frailing close behind wi+h sixfeen and +hir- Jreen poin+s respedively. wifh baskefball, swimming. and spoaH remaining as Hwe deciding fadors. Kathy Naus refurns ball +0 Pa+ Toppel in ping pong iournamen'l game. . WOMAN'S INTRAMURAL SPORTS 0.6. SOFTBALL VICTORS Fronf: Jan Pehillo. Carol Wiilis, Barbara Lee Back: Janice Gibson, Bar- bara Ruckharf. Ann Buck Jean Brown. a m wkmnmwm 177 PHI BETA KAPPA Fifreen members of +he senior class were elecred rhis year +0 Phi Befa Kappa. nafional honorary organizafion. These fiffeen members were Vs Chosen by a factu commiHee which selecfs a maximum 01c fen per cenf of +he graduaring class. Membership in +he honorary is based on We can- didare's Characrer. affifude. and inrellecfual and moral leadership. as well as disringuished academic record. The Geffysburg chapfer of Phi Bera Kappa. Pennsylvania lofa. was organized on January I I. I923. Since ifs insfallarion over 500 graduares have been inifiared info +he chaprer. The following seniors were elecred: Frank Fischefri. John Fuss, Wilson Heefner. Fred Hopkins. Donald Kleinfelrer. Marilyn Kreider. Roberr Mack. Beverly McConnell. John McGaughy. Alan Ruby. Richard Shoemaker, Re- becca S+racener, Nelson Sulofrr. David Weaner. and Dawn Zukswerf. Pres- en+ chapfer oHicers are Dr. Roberf Forfenbaugh. president Dr. W. Fred- erick Shaffer, vice-presidenf: Professor Herberr Hamme. Jrreasurer; and Dr. Charles H. Glarfelfer, secrefary. Seafed: Dr. Roberf Forfenbaugh, Beverly McConnell, Rebecca Stratener, Dawn Zukswerf. Marilyn Kreider. Dr. Charles Glaffnlfer. Sfanding: Carey Moore, Prof. Edwin Freed, Dr. Richard Mara, Dean Seymour Dunn, Dr. John Glenn, Dr. W. Frederick Shaffer. Robert Mack, Nelson Suloff, Alan Ruby, Fred Hopkins, Richard Shoemaker. John Fuss, Donald Kleinfelfer, Wilson Heefner. Dr. Rober' Barnes, David Weaner, Jack McGaughy, James 1arman, Frank FischeHi, Dr, Frank Kramer. Dr. William Walfemyer, Mary Albaughs Dr. Basil Crapsfer, Prof. Herberi Hamme. Dr. C. Allen Sloaf. 180 Bob Kaiser. Vice-Presidenf; Dick Gaenzle. President Ed Hadley. Treasurer. Missing from pic+urez Jan Sachs. ' Secrefary. OFFICERS 181 SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seafed: Beverly McConnell. Pat Cross. Georgiana Borneman. Jan Sachs, Becky Sfracenar, Sandy Pyh. Sfandinq: Dick Gaentle, Dick Combs, Rob DeBoise, Charles Galbraith, Margo, Krau9macher, Pa? Sfoner, Fred Hopkins, Bill Alexander, Herb Reimann, Hugh Burns, Jerry Ruzicka, Ed HadIey, Fred Shisler, Jerry Spengler, Pete Cooper, Bill Knup. Firs+ Row: MADELINE ALBRIGHT, 309 Richfield Road, Upper Darby, PennsyIvania; Maior: English; Alpha Xi Delfa; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club, Owl and Nightingale. WILLIAM P. ALEXANDER. I5 Ninth Avenue. Haddon Heights. New Jersey; Maior: Business Adminis- irmion: Phi Kappa Psi, Shcrefarv: Arnold Air Society 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf: Gestburqian l, 2, As- sisfant Sporfs Editor, 3, 4; SPECTRUM l. 2, 3, 4; G-Book ; Governmenf Club; Infernafional Relations Club: AFROTC. Ground Adiu'anf Second Row: ROGER D. ALEXIS. 35 Jerome Sfreef, Bradford. Pennsylvania: Maior: History: Lambda Chi Alpha 4, Vice-Presideni; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; Sfudenf Senafe 3; Alpha Phi Omega l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3, Co-Feature EdHor. A, Fra'ernity EdHor. LOUISE M. ARMSTRONG, I424 VanKirk Sheet, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business AdminISv fraiion; Chi Omega; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4; S.C.A. l; Psi Chi 4 Third Row: BARRY D. ATTIG, I337 Arthur Street, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Education; Phi Kappa Psi: Freshman Fooiball; Varsity Foofball 2, 3, 4; Physical Educafion Majors Club I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenn Kap- pa Phi Kappa. JAMES W. AYRE. 388 anff Road, Harrisburq. Pennsylvania: Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Kappa Delta Rho 3, Pledge Maner; Infer-Fraternity Council 4; WWGC Z, 3, 4, Advertising Director; Pi Delta Epsilon; Men's Tribunal 2. Fourth Row: KAY ALICIA BAKER, all Janet Avenue, Lancasfer, Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Delia Gamma; Band I, 2, 3; Librarian 4: ueffvsburgian l. 2, 3, 4, News Ediior: SPECTRUM l, 2, 3. Copy Editor 4, Man- aging Edifor; Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, Secrefary; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, Treasurer; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. Secreiary-Treasurer: G-Book : I, 2: S.C.A. l. 2, 3; Kappa Delia Epsilon; Intramural Sporfs I, Z. HARRY W. BARRICK, JR., Woodsboro, Maryland; Maior: Physics. Fiffh Row: JOHN W. BASEHORE, 68 East Middle Sfreef, GeNysburq, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Epsi- lon Nu: Transfer from Temple Universifv; WWGC 2. 3, 4, Treasurer, WALTER B. BASTOW, Willow Avenue, Ambbr, Pennsylvania; Major: Business Adminisfrafion; Sigma Nu 4, Secretary; Pershing Rifles 2, 3. Sixih Row: - JANE D. BAUER, Pine Ridge Farm, Sunbury. Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Chi Omega; Debate Club I: Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4; G-Book 3, 4; SPECTRUM 3, 4; Gaffysburqiaf' I, 2, 4. ANTHONY J. BAVOSA, 573 Downer Street, WesHieId, New Jersey: Maior: Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa; Intramural Sporfs. ---m--u First Row: JEAN MARIE BECK. 206 Pine Street. Kufz'own, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Delta Gamma; Choir I, 2, 3, 4; Beta Bah Befa. MARY NORA BERTHOLD. New Freedom. Pennsylvania; Maior: English; S.C.A.; Kappa Delta Epsilon. MERCIE BETTINI. 820 North 63rd S'reef, Philadelphia 3i, Pennsylvania; Maior: French; Delfa Gamma; Iransfer from Penn State Universiiy. JOSEPH BIERLY. JR.I Glan Rock. Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Educafion; Freshman Baskefball; Varsify Baskefball 2. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Physical Education Maiors Club. BARBARA BINNS. l02 Rex Avenue. Philadelphia l8, Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Chi Omega Presi- dent; Booster Club I, 2; 3. 4; GeHysburgian 2, 3. 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3, 4; Women's Student Govern- men? 3. 4; Psi Chi 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3. Secrefary 4; Ouhianding Junior; Who's Who. WILLIAM H. BLACK. JR-.' 404 East Main Sfreef. EvereN. Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Phi Delta Thefa 4 Housa Manager; Booster Club I. 2, 3; 4; Gettysburgian l. 2; AFROTC Drill Team I. 2. 3; Arnold Air Sociaiy 4. Second Row: SHIRLEY A. BOLLINGER. 422 Carlisle Street, Hanover. Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Boosfer Club 3. 4; S.C.A. l; Spanish Club I; Frcsh-Soph Hop Committee 2. GEORGIANA BORNEMAN. l7 Kowall Place, Lynbrook. L. l., New York; Maior: Biology; Lambda Nu Sacrefary; Beta Eda Beta 2. 3. 4 Secretary; Band I. 2, 3. 4 Secretary; S.C,A. l, 2. KENNETH C. BOTENSTEN. 4l Kansen Road, Manhassef. L. l.. New York; Major: Business Administraiion; Tau Kappa Epsilon 4 Treasurer; Hoosier Club 2. 3I 4. Geifysburgian I, 2. 3; Soccer l. 2. 3. 4. EARLE BOWER. Crompond Road. Yorkfown, New York; Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Sigma Nu 4 Vice-Prosiden'; WWGC l. 2; Intra-Frafernify Council 3. 4; Men's Tribunal 2. RUSSELL A. BOWER. 87l Andover Terrace, Ridgewood, New Jersey; Maior: Psychology; Phi Delta Theta; Arnold Air Socidy 2, 4 Secretary; Boosfer Club I. 2, 3, 4 Treasurer; Pre-Minisfarial Associafion l, 2. PAULA BOYER. 420 Easf Second Avenue. Roselle. New Jersey; Maior: Biology; Lambda Nu; Band I, 2. 3 Secretary. 4; WWGC 2. 3, 4; PamHallonic Council 4; Dorm Counselor 3; May Day Co-Chairvman 2. I83 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-SIX I Baske+bail game draws Safurday nighf crowd Firsf Row: ALLENE BROWN, 54 Westmoreland Sireefl Wesimins'rer. Maryland; Maior: Physical Education: Phi Mu; Cheerleader, 3, 4: Womenis Afhlefic Associafion 2l Secrefary, 3 Vice-Presidenf, 4 President; Pan- Hellenic Council 3. 4; J.V. Baskefball l. 2; Varsiiy Baskeiball 3, 4: Tribunal 2; Co-Chairman for Dorm Dance 2: Physical Educafion Maiors Club 2, 3, 4; Varsify Hockey 2; Advisory Council on Afhlefics 4; Kappa Delfa Epsilon 4. Secretarv: Oufsiandinq Junior: Who's Who. FRED C. BROWN. Park Heighfs Boulevard. Hanover. Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administra'rion. Second Row: ANN BUCK. 3I65 Norfh Milifary Road, Arlington 7, Virginia; Maior: Hisfory; Delta Gamma 4' Sec- refary; Transfer from Greenbrier Junior College; Booster Club 3; lnframural Sporfs 3, 4. JOHN BUGGELN, 39-55 44th Street New York 4. N. Y.: Maior: Biology; Theta Chi; Outing Club; Governmenf Club. Third Row: ROBERT H. BUSCH, 8l3 Nosfrand Avenue, Brooklyn 25. New York; Maior: Mathematics: Phi Epsilon Nu 4. Vice-President; Pershing Rifles l. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presideni; Chapel Choir 3, 4: AFROTC Rifl: Team I: S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4; Delia Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4. CHARLES CABLE. 203 Soufh.PopIar. Merchanfvilie, New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Kappa Dena Rho. Treasurer; Transfer from Davis and Elkins College; Sfuden? Senate; S.C.A.; WWGC; Inier-Fraferniiy Pledge Council. Fourfh Row: RICHARD M. CAMPBELL. 23l Beaver Sfreei, Hcllam, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administration. GARY A. CARTER, 636 Howard Avenue, Sfaien Island I, New York; Major: Mathematics; Sigma Chi. Fiffh Row: CHRIST CHIANOS, 2703 Derry Sfreef. Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Lambda Chi Alpha 2, Sfeward; S.C.A. l; Scabbard and Blade 3x 44 Treasurer. EVELYN J. COATES. I46 Soufh Washingion Sfreef. Easfon, Maryland; Major: English; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Varsiiy Baskefball 2I 3; Geffysburgian 2: Intramural Sports ll 2; Kappa Delia Epsilon 4: Women's Athleiic Council 3. Sixih Row: W. RICHARD COFFMAN, 63 West Wafer Sfreef, Smifhsburg. Maryland; Maior: Physics; Tau Kappa Epsilon 3, President; Arnold Air chieiy 3. 4; Soccer 3, 4; Gavel Club 3. Secrefary; Men's Tribunal 2; AFROTC Drill Team 2; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. 4. EUGENE l. COLEI 5l6 York Sfreef, GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Major: Business Adminisfrafion; Golf 3. .ouw-u-m Firsf Row: JOHN D. COLLINS, 832 Oak Hill Avenue, Hagerstown, Maryland; Maior: Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; 5.C.A. l, 2; GeHysburgian 2; iniramural Sports; Baseball 2. RICHARD R. COMES, 59 Springfield Avenue, Golfview Park. Pennsgrove, New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Tau Kappa Epsilon 3 Vico-Presidonf; Gavel Club 3; Studsnf Senafe 3. LaVERN D. COOK, Box l2l4, Browns Mills, New Jersey; Maior: Biology; Alpha Tau Omega; Soccer 3, 4; Swimming 3, 4. EDWARD J. COOPER, l23 Easf 39H! Street, Brooklyn 3. New York; Maior: Biology; Phi Epsilon Pi; WWGC 2, 3, 4; GeHysburqian 3, 4; Beta Beia Beta 3, 4. HAROLD B. COOPER. 732 Morgan Avenue, Palmyra, New Jersey; Major: Economics; Phi Delta Theta 4 Secrefary; WWGC I; Siudcni Senate 2. 3, 4 President; Boosfev Club I, 2, 3, 4 President; G-Men l. 2, 3 Secretary; Arnold Air Socidy 3, 4; Oufsfandinq Junior; Whois Who. PETER M. COOPER, 675 Highview Drive, Wyckoff, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi 4 Presi- denf; Gavel Club 3, 4; WWGC 2, 3; Intramural Spods l, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: DOUGLAS M. CRAVER, Route 3, Lexingfon, Norih Carolina; Maior: History; Phi Kappa Psi 4 Vice- Presidenf; Scabbard 3: Blade 3, 4 President Men's Tribunal 2; Geifysburgian 2, 3, 4 Sporfs Edi- tor; Mercury 3; SPECTRUM 3; Sfudenf Senafe 3, 4; Freshmen Football; Wrestling 3, 4,- G-Book 3. PATRICIA CROSS. 307 Cenfral Avenue, Glen Burnie, Maryland; Maior: English; Chi Omega; Gef'rys- burgian l, 2, 3, 4; Owl and Nightingale 3, 4; Booster Club 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. WARD M. DAHLANDER, 34 Locust Avenue, Gefiysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administrafion; Lambda Chi Alpha. CHARLES E. DAVIES, JR-, 3H0 Penbrook Avenue, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Phi Gamma Delta; Choir l, 2. 3. 4; G-Men l; S.C.A. l, 2. 3, 4; G-Book 3 Business Manager; Geffysburgian 3, 4; Pre-Minisierial Associaiion l. ROBERT DeBOlSE, 9 North Lawn Avenue, Eimsford, New York; Maior: Physical Education; Phi Sigma Kappa; Physical Education Maiors Club; Baseball; Junior Class Ropresenfafive. BARRY DeSATNICK, 6029 Washingfon Avenue, Philadelphia 43, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminis- fraHon; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Fooiball 2, 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; IDorm Counselor. 185 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HFTY-SIX I BaskeHaall highlights fraferniiy sparks. Firs? Row: DONALD G. DOANE, 6358 3Isf Street, Washingfon l5, D. C.; Maior: English; WWGC 2, 3, 4. CHARLES DOLPHIN, 408 Borbeck Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Maior: Political Science; Alpha Tau Omoga; Freshman Foofball; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sporis 2, 3, 4. Second Row: MICHAEL DUKA, Green Lane, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Educafion; Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4. JEAN ECKERT, 3406 Dudley Avenue, Baltimore l3, Maryland; Maior: Hisfory; Alpha Xi Dena; Pan- Hellenic Council 3. 4, Prosidenf; Hoosier Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary; GIHysburgian I, 2, 3; G-Book I, 2. Co-Edifor 3; SPECTRUM l, 2, 3; Inframural Sporfs l, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4. Third Row: JOAN F. EHLERI, Rural Delivery I, Zionsville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Delta Gamma Social Sister: Transfer from Westminster Collage; S.C.A. 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Iniernafional Relafions Club 3l 4; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4; 8673 301a Befa 3, 4. WILLIAM LEE EINWAECHTER, l2l5 Circle Drive, Arbmus 27, Maryland; Maior: Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; Minnesinqers l; Inframural Sporfs; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Booster Club 4,- SPEC- TRUM 4. FourHi Row: THEODORE G: ELSER, 3 Saint James Place, Yardley, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physics: Sigma Nu; WWGC Z, 3; Sigma Pi Sigma 2, 3, 4. LARRY D. EMLET. Harley Terrace, Harleysville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Phi Sigma Kappa; Choir 2, 3, 4; WWGC; Arnold Air Socieiy 3, 4. Fiffh Row: ROBERT P. ENDRISS, I0l McKinley Avenue, Norwood, Pennsylvania; Meier: Business Adminisfraiion; Phi Kappa Psi 3, Vice-Presidenf; Gettysburgian I, 2, 4; SPECTRUM 2; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. RODNEY H. ERWINE. I46 Wesf 89h Sfreef, Bloomsburq, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Chi, Treasurer. Sixfh Row: DONALD L. FASNACHT, 508 McCosh Street, Hanover, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Theta Chi; Track I, 2, 4; Intramural Sports; Kappa Phi Kappa 2, 3, 4, President. SYLVIA FENSTERMACHER, 24 Norfh l21h Sfraef, Allentown, Pennsylvania; Maior: English; O.Ha Gam- ma: SPECTRUM 2, Co-Feature Edifor 3. 4. Faculfy Ediior; Geffysburqian l. Assistanf Feafure Edi- for 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor; ChapoI Choir 3, 4; S.C.A. 2, 3, 4; G-Book 3; WWGC l, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4: Pi Dalia Epsilon 3. 4. ,. sparris 7-.., . .s , Firs? Row: FRANK R. FISCHETTI. 2056 59th Street. Brooklyn 4, New York; Meier: Philosophy; Philosophy Club 4 President. RICHARD D. FIIZPATRICK. 7o Wright Road, Wefhersfiold 9, Connecticut; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Transier from Bcsfon University; Soccer. JOHN A. FOOR, R. D. No. 2. Everett, Pennsylvania: Maior: Maihemafics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Gav- ernmenf Club I: lnhrnafional Relations Club 3, 4: Arnold Air Sociefy 3. 4; SPECTRUM 2; Eta Sigma Phi 3. 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4. WAYNE FRANKHOUSER, 174 Kennedy Sh'eeil Bradford. Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminisiraiion; Tau Kappa Epsilon House Manager. RICHARD H. FRANTZ, 3l2 Washington Avenue, Souderion. Pennsylvania; Meier: Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha; Mercury 3 Business Manager; SPECTRUM 2. 3. 4 Business Manager; Band I, 2. 3; Track I; Arnold Air Socieiy 3, 4: Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. ROBERT E. FRANTZ. 5237 Castor Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Phi Epsilon Nu; WWGC: lniu-Frafernify Council; Alpha Phi Omega. Second Row: FRED FUHRMEISTER. 45 East Marfharf Avenue, Haveriown, Pennsylvania; Meier: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Soccer l, 2 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 3. 4. JOHN M. FUSS, JR.. Roufe 2, Emmifsburg, Maryland: Maior: Business Adminisiraiion; Transfer from Western Maryland College. RICHARD W. GAENZLE, 75 Brookline Avenue, Albany, New York; Major: Business Adminis'rafion; Phi Delia Theta; Infer-Fra'ernify Council 3 Secretary, 4 President; GeHysburgian 4 Business Manager; Class President I. 2, 3. 4; Dorm Counselor 2; Swimming I. 2; Boosier Club I, 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4; Outstanding Junior; Who's Who. FRANK GAGLIARDI. 55 Grand Avenue. Long Branch, New York; Maior: Social Siudies; Phi Kappa Psi; Fooiball I, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES GALBRAITH, 422 Chesfnut Avenue, Waynesboro, Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Psi Chi. JOHN GALBRAITH, 624 South Queen Street, York. Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemaiics. 187 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-SIX I Mardi Gras goers will remember Les Brown's orchesira Firs? Row: WILLIAM GEMMILL, 728 Madison Avenue. York. Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics: Lambda Chi Alpha. Treasurer; Soccer 2. 3. 4; Government Club; S.C.A. l. 2. 3. 4; Alpha Phi Omega i. 2. ROBERT GILCHRIST. l23 Ellis Road. Haveriown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administration; Phi Kappa Psi; IMer-Fraiernify Council 3. 4. Treasurer; Swimming l. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4. Second Row: ROY E. GULLIFORD, 5437 Oakland Street Philadeiphia. Pennsylvania; Major: Hisfory: Phi DeHa Thefa; Soccer I; Pre-Minisferial Associafion l. 2. 3 4; lnframural Sports I. 2. 3. 4; Geftysburgian 3. 4 Circulafion Manager; G-Men l. 2. 3. 4; Fathers' Day Commiffee; Kappa Phi Kappa 3. 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4. DONALD S. GUTHRIE. 3l4 Cornell Avenue. Swarfhmore. Pennsylvania; Maior: Polifical Science; TheOa Chi Treasurer; Sfudenf Senafe l. 2; Government Club 3. 4; Infernational Relations Club 4; Army Rier Team I. 2; Pershing Rifles l. 2. Third Row: DONALD E. HACHTEL. Hampslead. Maryland; Maior: Psychology; Tau Kappa Epsilon Secretary; Boosier Club 2; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; AFROTC Rifle Team 2. 3. 4; Psi Chi 3. 4. EDWIN N. HADLEY, 888 South l8fh Street. Newark. New Jersey; Maior: Business Adminisfrafion: Sigma Alpha Epsilon Secretary; Class Treasurer 4; lnfernafional Relations Club 2. 3. 4 Presidenf; Arnold Air Society; Baseball; Wrestling; Alpha Phi Omega; Pi Lambda Sigma President; Oufsfanding Junior. Fourth Row: ANDREW A. HAHN. l6 Parkwold Drive East. Valiey Sfream, New York; Maior: Chemisiry; Phi Sigma Kappa; AFROTC Rifle Team; Scabbard l: Blade; Scepfical Chymisfs. NOEL F. HAMILTON. 421 Meadow Sfreef. Curwensville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Thefa Chi 3. 4 ' .. Vice-Presidenf; Band I. 2; Boosfer Club 2; Governmenf Club 3; Men's Tribunal 2. Fiffh Row: ALBERT HARRIS. R. D. No, l0. York. Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Pershinq Rifles; Gettysburgian 2. 3. 4 Assisfanf Sports Editor; Eta Sigma Phi. DAVID A, HARVEY. 60 Second Avenue. LiHle Falls. New Jersey; Major: Biology; Theta Chi 3. 4 Presi- deni; GaveI Club 3. 4; Government Club 3; Men's Tribunal 2, Sixfh Row: JAMES W. HECHLER. I007 Main Sheet. Windber. Pennsylvania: Maior: Bible; Dorm Counselor; S.C.A. Cabinet; Pre-Minisferial Association Presidenf; Eta Sigma Phi. WILSON A. HEEFNER, l3 North Grant Sfreef. Wavnesboro, Pennsylvania: Maior: Biology. Firsf Row: ' 3 3 . ' V ERNEST HELMKE, I798 New York Avenue. Brooklyn ID. New York; Maior: German; Sigma Nu; WWGC l. 2; S.C.A. l. 2. 3. 4; Delia Phi Alpha 3 Treasurer. 4. JOHN F. HENDERSON Bedford Heights. Bedford, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Phi Delta Thefa; Baskeiball Manager 2: Track 2. 4; Booster Club 2: AFROTC Drill Team 2: Men's Tribunal 2; Geffys- burgian l, 2. GERALD HERZ. l027 Leggeff Avenue, New York Cify, New York; Maior: Polifical Science; Sigma Nu; WWGC 2, 3, 4; Government Club 3. 4; Drill Team 3. 4. ALFRED W. HILL. 7 South Child: Sfreef. Woodbury. New Jersey; Maior: Biology; Sigma Chi House Manager; Arnold Air Socieiy; Beta Beia Beia. RICHARD J. HOCKENBURY, LI23 NorHI Lawrence Street. Philadelphia 20, Pennsylvania: Meier: Physi- cal Education: Phi Gamma Delfa 3. President Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Dorm Counselor 3: Physical Education Maiors Club 2. 3. 4: Kappa Phi Kappa: Advisory Council on Afhlefics: Ouisfanding Junior; Who's Who. I ' BARRIE M. HOFFMAN. I53 Fafher Zeiser Place. New York 68. New York; Maior: Psychology; Alpha Xi Delia: Booster Club I. 2. 4: Gestburgian 2. 4: SPECTRUM l. 2. 4: Psi Chi 4. Second Row: DONALD A. HOLCK. 223 Baker Avenue. Wesffield. New Jersey: Maior: Business Administrafion: Phi Sigma Kappa; Men's Tribunal 2; Arnold Air Sociefy; Mercury ; Gehysburgian ; Pi Lambda Sigma. DALE HOLLADAY. Red Lion Circle. Vincentown. New Jersey; Meier: Biology; Phi Sigma Kappa; Soc- cer 3: Boosfer Club 2. 3. 4: lnframural Sporfs I. 2. 3, 4. KENNETH HOLLANDSWORTH. Dillsburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administration. DONALD HOMAN. 840 Homewood Drive. Riverton. New Jersey; Maior: Physics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Band I. 2; WWGC l, 2; G-Book l. 2. 3; Sigma Pi Sigma 3. 4. FRED W. HOPKINS. JR.. 3l0 West Maple Road. Linihicum, Maryland; Maior: Lafin: Phi Gamma Delia: Swimming 2. 3, 4: Track 2. 4; Cross-Couniry 2; Getfysburgian 2. 3, 4; Eia Sigma Phi 3. 4. Treasurer. JAMES M. HUFFSTUTTER. 332 Jefhrson Avenue. Sharon, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Thefa Chi; SPECTRUM 4. Phofography Editor: Kappa Phi Kappa. T89 I THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-SIX Burgian business sfaH holds confab Firs? Row: NANCY HUSBANDS, bal West Haxelwood Avenue. Rahway. New Jersey; Maior: Physical Education; Alpha Xi Delfa; Band I. 2. 3 Secretary. 4; Outing Club I. 2; Physical Educafion Maiors Club 3. 4. DAVID G. HUTCHINSON. IOI Grandview Road, Ardmore. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Golf 3; Spanish Club 2: WWGC 2. 3, 4: Owl and Nithinqale 4. Second Row: ERNEST C. ILGENFRITZ. 33lb Bafavia Avenue. Baltimore l4. Maryland; Maior: Mafhemafics; G-Men; Transfer from Maryland Universify. ROBERT W. ILGENFRITZ, III? Perry Lane, York, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physics; Phi Sigma Kappa; Band I, 2. 3; S.C.A. 2. 3: Sigma Pi Sigma 2 Secreiary. Third Row: PRESTON D. JANES. 3339 Tildew Sfreef. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Maior: Maihemafics: Phi Gamma Delfa; WWGC 2. 3. 4. DZINTRA JEKSTE. 22 Prescott Sfreef. Sainf Johns. Canada; Maior: Biology; Lambda Nu; Delia Phi Alpha 3, 4. Fourfh Row: RENNIE JOHNS. 570l Ridgfield Road, Washinq'on. D. C.; Maior: English; Delia Gamma; Owl and Nithingale 3, 4:2 Booster Club 3, 4; Alpha Psi Omega 4 DAVID R. JOHNSON. Norfh Radcliffe Sireef. Brisfol. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Class Vice-Presidenf 2l 3; Wresfling l. Fiffh Row: JOHN S. JOSLYN, I460 Comstock Avenue. Syracuse ID. New York: Maior; History; Phi Sigma Kappa 3 Vice-Presidenf. 4 PresideM; Pre-Minisferial Associafion 4; S.C.A. 4; Yransfer from Harfwick College. ROBERT J. KAISER. 202 Davey Sheet. Bloomfield, New Jersey; Maior: Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa Vice-Presidenf; Class Vice-President 4; Geffysburgian 2. 3; WWGC I. 2; ln'er-Frafernify Council Secreiary; Psi Chi Treasurer; Pi Lambda Sigma Vice-Presideni; Who's Who. Sixfh Row: CLIFFORD B. KASS. 95 Easier Parkway. Brooklyn. New York; Maiorz'Polifical Science; Phi Kappa Psi; Government Club: Debafe Club. LEE KELBAUGH. JR., Thurmonf. Maryland; Maior: Business Administration. Firs? Row: JAMES D. KENNA, Route 73. Marlfon, New Jersey: Maior: Greek: Sigma Nu: Choir 2, 3, 4: Eta Sigma Phi. JUN CHUL KIM. 4l8-l3 Huam-Dong, Yonqson-Ku. Seoul, Korea: Maior: Political Science; Graduafe Sfudenf. DONALD A. KLASSEN, 530 Scufh Ith Strut, New Hyde Park, New York: Maior: Business Adminis- tration: Phi Kappa Psi 4, Treasurer; Government Club 3: Baseball I. DONALD C. KLEINFELTER. 343 Wahr Sireef, Middletown. Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisiry; Sigma Chi, Vice-Presidonh WWGC l, 3; Geffysburqian l. GENE L. KLUPT, 3525 Rosedale Road, Ialiimore I5, Maryland; Major: Economics. CLAUDE J. KNOL. JR., IGIB Boas Street Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: Maior: Mathemaiics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Cross Country; Track; Intramural Sporis I, 2, 3, 4. Second Row: WILLIAM F. KNUP, 3l07 Wes. Coulfer Street, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3, 4, ProsidoM; lntor-Fraiernify Council 3, 4: WresHing l, 2; Men's Tribunal, Presidenf: GeHysburqian, Carhonisf; Mercury, Arf Edi'or; lniernaHonal Relations Club 3, 4; S.C.A. I. 2; Booster Club I, 2, 3. 4; Gavel Club 3. 4; Junior-Senior Prom Chairman 3; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4: Oufsfanding Junior. GEORGE J3 KOCH. 2523 Gardiner Lane. Louisville, KeMucky: Maior: English; S.C.A. 3, 4; Transfer Crom Universiiy of Louisville. NANCY KRALL, Dillsburg, Pannsylvania; Maior: Biology; Chi Omega; Choir 2, 3, 4; Gettysburgian 2. 3, 4; Sociology Club 2: Beta Beta Bah 3. 4: Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. MARGOT KRAUTMACHER. 304 Brillianf Avenue. Piffsburqh l5. Pennsylvania: Meier: German; Phi Mu; lnfernafional Relafions Club 3; Booster Club I; May Day CommiHu I, 2, 3; J.V. Iaskeiball I; Women's Tribunal 4; SPECTRUM 3, 4, Por'raifs Editor; Delia Phi Alpha 3, 4. MARILYN KREIDER, 20 Terrace Place. Hicksville, New York; Meier: Biology; Phi Mu 3, Treasurer 4, President: Women's SfudenO Governmenf 3. 4; S.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4; Ida Beta Beta 3, Historian 4, President. JAMES R. KRUM, 508 Cumberland Sheet, Lebanon, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administrafion; Sigma Nu 2, 3. Treasurer 4, President Owl and Nithinqale l, 2. 3, 4; SfudeM Senale 4, Treasurer; Alpha Psi Omeqa 4. Treasurer: Pi Lambda Sigma. 191$ THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-SIX I You are +here wi+h WWGC Firsf Row: RALPH KURTZ, Il8 Walfers Sireef, Derry, Pennsylvania; Maior: English; Kappa Delta Rho 3 Secreiary; S.C.A. 2,3, 4; Owl and Nighfingale 2; Geffysburqian 2, 3; Spanish Club 3; Alpha Phi Omega l, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS LAAVY, 4I8 Arden Court, Ridgewood, New Jersey; Maior: Businass Adminisfrafion; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Infernational Relaiions Club 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. Second Row: GLANDON R. LAING, Norfh Greenbush Road, Wesf Nyack, New York: Maior: Poliiical Science; Phi SEpsilcan Nu; AFROTC Drill Team 2, 3; WWGC 2. 3, 4 Production Manager; Sfudenf Senafe 3, 4; Eta igma Phi 2, 3, 4. PHILIP Rs LANTZ, 4l8 Sfate Street West Fairview, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Lambda Chi Alpha; Foofball l, 2, 3. Third Row: PAUL A. LARSON, l820 Wilson Avenue, Befhlehem, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Tau Kappa Epsilon 3 Secrefary, 4 Vice-Presidenf; Siudenf Senate 3, 4; SPECTRUM I; lnframural Represenfafive 3. ANNA J. LATSHA, 2 Colgafe Drive, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania; Meier: Chemistry; Del'ra Gamma 4 Vice- Presidenf; Scepfical Chymisls; Scepfical Chymisfs Prize; Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4. Fourfh Row: RICHARD LEWANDOWSKI, ll5l Deermonf Avenue, PiHsburqh, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Admin- isfrafion; Lambda Chi Alpha 3, 4 Presidenf; Track I, 2, 3, 4; Football l, 2, 3, 4; Men's Tribunal 2; Gavel Club 3, 4; S.C.A. l; Ouisfanding Junior; Who's Who 4. CHARLES LEWIS, 123 Springs Avenue, Geffysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: History; Pre-Minisferial Asso- ciation l, 2, 3, 4; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4. Fifih Row: SUSAN LIGHTER, 353 Buford Avenue, GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Chi Omega: S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Booster Club 3, 4; Dorm Dance Commitfee 3; Efa Sigma Phi l, 2, 3, 4; Befa Befa Befa 3, 4. RALPH G. LOEN, Bendix Aviation, Davenport, Iowa; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Epsilon Nu; French Club 3; WWGC 3, 4 Chief Engineer. Sixfh Row: RAYMOND J. LONG, 45 Reynolds Street Sfafen Island 5, -New York; Maior: History; Transfer from Nofro Dame University; S.C.A. 3, 4; WWGC 3, 4; Chapel Chour 3, 4; H'rMinisferial Associafion 3, 4; Phi Alpha Thefa; Alpha Kappa Alpha 4 Vice-Presidenf. JAMES LYTHGOE, Summer Avenue, Hafboro, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminisfrafion; Phi Kappa Psi Secreiary; Inframural Spods I, 2, 3, 4; Siudenf Senafe 2, 3. Firsf Row: BEVERLY A. McCONNELL. Box 66, Sfewarisiown, Pennsylvania: Maior: Psychology; Lambda Nu; S-C.A. 3. 4: Chi Omeqa Social Scienca Award: Delia Phi Alpha 3, 4: Psi Chi 3, 4. President Transfer from Marysville College. STEPHEN P. McCONNELL, blb Gates Sfreef. Philadelphia 28. Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Phi Gamma Dalia 4. Secreiarv: Soccer l. 2. 3. 4: Intramural Sports. JANE E. McFADDEN, Lewis Sfreef, Middletown. Connecticuf; Maior: Psychology: Alpha Xi Delta 2, Hisforian 4, Vice-Presidcnf; Psi Chi 3. 4. Secretary; Outing Club 2; Sociology Club 3, 4; WWGC l. 2. JOHN W. McGAUGHY, 807 Holland Square, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania; Maior: Mafhemafics; Phi Delfa Thaia 2. Chorisfer 3I Treasurer; College Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Manager; College Band II 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3. 4, Presidenf; Air Force Drill Team 3; G-Book 3,- Air Force Rifle Team 2; Who's Who. THOMAS McGRATH, 35 Spruce Street, Middletown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physics; Phi Gamma Delta; Wrestling 2; WWGC II 2, 3; Air Force Drill Team 2; SPECTRUM 3; Geffysburqian 3. KENNETH McKEAN. Armenia, New York; Maior: History: Phi Gamma Delia; Arnold Air Society; Swimming; GeHysburgian ; SPECTRUM; Inframural Sporfs; Air Force Drill Team: Air Force Group Commander. Second Row: CHESTER McLAUGHLIN, 528 McClintock Avenue, PiHsburgh, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Tau Kap- pa Epsilon: Swimming 4, Capiain; Beta Beta Beta 2. 3. 4; Air Force Drill Team. PATRICIA J. McLAUGHLIN. 3B NorHI Ninfh Sireef, Lemoyne, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Lambda Nu 3, Rush Chairman; Scepfical Chymisfs 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Beta Beta Befa 3, 4; Oufing Club 2; Chess Club I; Intramural Sporfs. RICHARD R. McLEARY, 67 Miles Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Educaiion; Phi Delta Theia; Physical Educaiion Maiors Club: Intramural Sports. ROBERT H. MACK. 4509 Clifton Road. Baltimore l6, Maryland; Maior: Greek: Pre-Minisierial Asso- ciaficn 2, 3, 4: S.C.A. 3, 4; Ba Sigma Phi 3, 4, President. JOHN Y. MAMULA. 5l4 BuHermera Avenue, lnierlaken, New Jersey; Maior: Business Administration; Sigma Chi: lniramurals l. 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; AFROTC Rifle Team I. FRED V. MASTERMAN. 303 State Road, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Sigma Kappa; WWGC l. 2. 3. 4: Goffvsburqian l, 2. 3. 4: Pi Della Epsilon 3. 4: Pi Lambda Sigma 4. 193 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-SIX IFC leaders and advisers plan meefing sfrafegy Firs? Row: EIICHI MATSUSHITA, 320 Norfh SOraNon Street Geffvsburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Sociology: ILA. from Keio Universiiy. Tokyo, Japan: Chess Club 3. 4: Sociology Club 3. 4. LOUIS G. MEHL, IOIU Easf Pierson Sfreef, Phoenix. Arizona: Maior: Enalish: Phi Gamma Delta: Men's Tribunal 2; S.C.A. 3, 4 Vice-Presidenf; Pre-Minisferial Associafion 3; Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4. Second Row: DONALD L. MILLER,. 43H lth Sfreel, N.E., Washingfon, D. C.: Maior: Socioloay; Phi Epsilon Nu; Chess Club I, Z. 3, 4 resident; Outnq Club I, 2, 3, 4 Presidenf' Sociology Club 3, 4; S.C.A. l; Pershing Rifles I, Z, 3, 4; ROTC Drill Team II 2, 3; Philosophy Club 4. WILLIAM R. MILLER, I703 Chilfon Sfreef, Baifimore l8, Maryland; Maior: Physics; Phi Sigma Kappa 3, 4 Secrefary; Dorm Counselor 4; S.C.A. l, 2: Soccer l, 2, 3, 4; Delhi Phi Alpha 2: Sigma Pi Sigma 2. 3 Secrefary, 4 Vice-Presideni. Third Row: RICHARD MITCHELL, I732 Ridgeway Road, Haverfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminisiraiicn; Phi Kappa Psi; Freshman Fooiball; Scabbard and Blade 3; Wresfling l, 2, 3, 4. WALTER S. MITTON, lls Hasiings Avenue, Haverfown, Pennsylvania; Meier: Business Administrafion; Phi Kappa Psi; Boosfer Club I; Arnold Air Society I, 2; Alpha Phi Omega I, 2. Fourfh Row: SALLY ANN MOCK, Tillou Lane, Nyack, New York; Maior: Hisfory; Lambda Nu; S.C.A. 3, 4; lniramural Sports 3, 4. A. DONALD MONTGOMERY, 75 Park Drive, Erlfon, New Jersey; Maior: Business AdminisOrafion; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; G-Book l, 2; Track I, 2, 3. Fifih Row: ERNEST MONTGOMERY, IIB North Mill Sireef, New Casfle, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemishy; Pershing Rifles l, 2; Gefvysburgian 2, 3; Intramural Sporfs 3, 4; Scepiical Chymisfs 2. 3 Treasurer, 4 Presi- dent; Beta Befa Be'a 3. 4. WILLIAM D. MORRO, 6903 Madison S'reef, Guienberg, New Jersey; Maior: Physical Educaiion; Phi Delia Theia: Foofball l, 2, 3, 4. Sixfh Row: DALE W. MOYER, 8I7 Nor ! Evans Street, Poffsfown, Pennsylvania; Maigr: Economics; Phi Gamma Delia; CoIIege Choir l, 2. 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 3, 4; AFROTC Drill Team 2, 3; Pi Lambda Sigma 3, 4. CHARLES NASH, JR.. 56H Overlea Road. Washingfon M, D, C.: Maior: Business Administration; Sigma Chi; Arnold Air Sociefy; Soccer I, 2, 3; lnfer-Fraternify Council 4 Vice-Presidenf. Firs? Row: KATHLEEN NAUS. 7 Greenwald Avenue. Trunfon. New Jersey: Maior: Physical Education; Chi Omega; GeNysburgian l, 2, 3. 4; SPECTRUM I. 2. 3. 4: Hockey l. 2. 3. 4. Captain: S.C.A. I. 2: Kappa Delia Epsilon 3. 4. Secretary; Booster Club I. 2. 3. 4; Physical Educafion Maiors Club I. 2. 3. 4; G-Book 3. 4. Secfion Edifor. JANE A. NAYLOR. Rural Delivery 4. Hanover. Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Alpha Xi Delfa 3. Sec- retary; Scapfical Chymisfs 3. Secretary 4. Vice-Prasidenf; SPECTRUM 2. 3. Faculfy Edifor 4. Edifor; G-Book l. 3: Pi Delta Epsilon 4: Who's Who. R. DAVID NIEBLER. bl East Middle Street. GeNysburg. Pennsylvania: Maior: Economics; Sigma Alpha Epsilon. MAREK OCHSHORN. I78 Wesimonf. Toronto. Canada; Maior: Business Administra'ion; Soccer l; Geffysburgian I. RUSSELL H. OURSLER. JR.. 3l7 Sagamore Road. Haverfown. Pennsylvania; Maior: Polifical Science; Phi Kappa Psi. ERNEST B. PALISZEWSKI. I43 Plainfield Avenue. Johnstown. Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Foofball l. 2. 3. 4; Wresfling l. 2; Track I. 2. 3. 4; Governmenf Club; Dorm Counselor; Infernaiional Rela'ions Club; Owl and Niinngale; Amok! Air Sociefy. Second Row: GRETCHEN PARKINSON. H9 West Mount Avonue. Philadelphia l9. Pennsylvania; Maior: Psychology; Phi Mu; SAC.A. l. 2. 3. 4. Religious Emphasis Week Chairman; W.A.A- l. 2. 3. 4; Sfuden? Senate 3. 4. Secretary; Women's Tribunal 3; Psi Chi 3. 4; Kappa Delfa Epsilon 3. 4. Presidenf; Intramural Sporfs l. 2. 3. 4; Who's Who. DONALD R. PHILLIPS. 24 Cameron Place. New Rochelle. New York; Maior: PoIifical Science; Sigma Chi 4. Secretary; Owl and Nightingale 4; Interndional Relations Club 2. 4. JOHN R. PHILSON. Jennersfown. Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Phi Gamma Delia. RICHARD A. PLATT. 3 Third Avenue. Derry. Pennsijania; Major: Business Administration; Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Phi Omega l. 2. 3. Hisiorian 4; Men's Tribunal 2. RUTH E. PLOMGREN. 3l2 Baardslae Street. Moss Point. Mississippi; Maior: Hisfory; Delia Gamma; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3. 4; Phi Alpha wk 3. 4. Secrefary; lnhrnafional RelaHons Club I. 2. Secre- tary; S.C.A. l. 2. 3. Secrefary 4. President Geffysburgian l. 2: SPECTRUM 3; Intramural Sports; Who's Who. KENNETH POLAK. 9l2 Rowland Avenue. Chelfenham. Pennsylvania; Maior: Political Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball l. 2. 3; Baseball I. 3. 4; Basketball l; GovernmeM Club; Intornafional Rela- fions Club; S.C.A. 195 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-SIX SPECTRUM beau'ry cour+ members and +heir da+es are presenied Firsf Row: SONDRA E. PYLE, 220 Spruce Sfreef, Middlefown, Pennsylvania: Maior: Spanish; DeHa Gamma: S.C.A,; Eta Sigma Phi; Kappa Delia Epsilon, Owl and Nightingale l; Dorm Presidenf l; Dorm Treasurer 2; Mili- fary Ball Courf l; Tin Cup Queen 4. HERBERT C. REIMANN, I2 Borbeck Sheet Philadelphia ll, Pennsyivania; Maior: Economics; Phi Gam- ma Delta; Arnold Air Sociefy; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sporfs. Second Row: CLIFFORD R. RHODE, 20 Cooper Drive, Nanuef, New York; Maior: Bible; Phi Epsilon Nu; WWGC l Assisfanf Program Direcfor, 2 ProducNon Manager, 3, 4 Sfafion Manager; Pi Delfa Epsilon 3, 4; Geffysburgian ll 2; Pre-Minisferial Associafion; Infer-Fraferniiy Council 3, 4. ROBERT R. RICE, Norfh Hanover and West Fourth Sheets, Deposit, Pennsylvania; Maior: Polifical Sci- ence; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2 Secreiary, 3 Vice-Presidsnf; Pi Delia Epsilon 3, 4; GeHysburgian 2, 3 Assistanf Advertising Manager, 4 Adveriising Manager; SPECTRUM 2, 3 Circulation Manager; Senafe 2, 3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Gavel Club 3. Third Row: JOHN M. RIDINGER, Oak Ridge, R. D. 3, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: Maior: Physical Educafion; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Foofball l, 2, 3, 4: Wresfling l. 2: Physical Education Maiors Club 2, 3, 4. BRUCE R. ROBERTS. l22 Howard Terrace, Leonie, New Jersey: Maior: Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Baseball 2; Scepfical Chymisfs 3, 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; WWGC 2; Senafe l; Intramural Sporfs l, 2, 3, 4; Transfer from Cornell University. Fourih Row: ROBERT L. ROHRBAUGH, York Sfreef, New Salem, Pennsylvania: Maior: Hisfory. SAMUEL A. RUBY, 25l Glenn Sfreef, Johnskm, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory- S.C.A. l, 2. 3, 4 Cabinet; Pre-Minisferial Association I, 2, 3 Treasurer, 4 Vice-Presidenf; Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4; Outing Club 4; lnfernaiional Relafions Club 4. Fifth Row: JAMES L. RUOS, 47 Germanfown Pike, Plymouth Meefinq. Pennsylvania: Maior: Biology: Phi Epsilon Nu; Alpha Phi Omega l, 2, 3, 4; Pershing Rifles l, 2; Army Drill Team I. 2; Army Rifle Team I. 2; Outing Club 2, 3. JERRY T. RUZICKA. 55 Cedar Avenue, Mavwood, New Jersey: Maior: Economics: Kappa Delia Rho 3 Secresfacry; G-Men 2. 3; Pershing Rifles 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Society 3, 4; Inier-Frafernify Council 3; WW I, 2. Sixih Row: JAN SACHS, Beechwood Farm, Harrison Sfreef, Emmaus. Pennsylvania: Meier: Business Administration; Dalia Gamma, 3 Pledge Mistress; Class Secrefary 2, 3, 4; J. V. Baskefball II 2 Co-Capfain; Varsify Baskefball 3; Cheerleader 3, 4 Co-Capfain; Eta Sigma Phi 3. 4; Senate 2, 3, 4; Boosfer Club I, 2 Sec- retary, 3, 4 Vice-Presidenf; Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sweefhearf I; May Cour? l, 2, 3; Military Ball Cour? l,h3; sngRUM Court 3; lnframural Sporis I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Dance 2 CeaChairman Ouisfanding Junior; W 0': o. J. DONAL SCHMIDT, 2I38 Green Sfreef, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Polifical Science; Kappa Delta Rho: Foofball I; Men's Tribunal 2; WWGC; Inframural Sporfs. Firsf Row: PAUL T. SCHMIDT, 325 Clinton Avenue, Brooklyn 5, New York; Maior: Philosophy; College Choir l, 2, 3, 4; Chapel Choir ll 2, 3; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4, Treasurer; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Association. SUZANNE SCHMITT, 576 West Middle Street, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: French; Delfa Gamma 4, Secretary; College Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary; Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Secrefary-Treasurer; G-Book 4; Geffysburgiau 43 H. JAMES SCHRIVER, Rural Delivery I, Manheim, Pennsylvania; Maior: Polifical Science; Phi Gamma Delia; Band I, 2, 3, President 4; Infernafional Relaiions Club I, 2, 3, Treasurer; Senate 4. STEPHEN J. SCHULTZ, Box 246, Marion, Virginia; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Gamma Delta; College Choir l, 2, 3, 4; Geffysburgian 2; WWGC 2, 3; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Alpha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4. JOHN N. SCHWARZ, Jacksonville, Florida: Maior: Economics; Phi Gamma Delfa; Basketball l; Arnold Air Socie+y; Government Club. RUSSELL F. SEABRIGHT, 7 Halsfead Avenue, Wheeling, Wesf Virginia; Maior: Greek. Second Row: RICHARD SELBY, 408 Prince Street, LiHlesfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Epsilon Nu; College Band I, 2; WWGC l, 2, 3, Program Director 4; Pi Delia Epsilon 3l 4. WILLIAM A. SELLS, JR., I327 West Fourth Street, Plainfield, New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3, Pledge Trainer; Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Capfain; Men's Tribunal 2; Kappa Phi Kappa; Dorm Coun- selor 3. ROBERT A. SENFT, 205 SouNI Narberfh Avenue, Narber'h, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisiry; Tau Kappa Epsilon 2, Vice-Presidenf 4, President; Gavel Club 4, Presidenf; lnfer-Frafernify Council 4, Treasurer; Soccer II 2, 3, 4; Beta Befa Befa. WARREN SHAFFER, JR., Hooversville, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Adminisirafion; Tau Kappa Ep- silon. WILLIAM H. SHANK, Ill, 32 Norm Main Sheet, Chambersburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Ad- ministration; Phi Kappa Psi; Eta Sigma PM 2, 3, 4; Arnold Air Sociefy 3, 4; Geffysburgian II 2, 3, 4; Governmenf Club 2, 3; WWGC l, 2. ROBERT SHARP, 334 Abington, Glenside, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Theta Chi 2, Vice-Presidanf, 3, President 4, Rush Chairman; Man's Tribunal 2; Pershinq's Rifles 2, 3. 4; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; lnharnurals l. 2, 3. 4: Track 4. 197 THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY-SIX I AihleHc awards assembly ierminafos a successful season Firsf Row: DAVID H. SHEETZ, I South Fourih Street, Sfeelfon, Pennsylvania; Major: Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha 4 Secrefary; Concert Band I, 2, 3, 4; WWGC l. JOAN L. SHIMKUS, 834 Jackson Avenue, Elixabefh 4, New Jersey: Maior: Sociology; Phi Mu; Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4 Secrehry- WWGC l, 2; SPECTRUM l, 2, 3. 4; Sociology Club 3, 4; ln'ernafional Rela- tions Club 4; Eia Sigma Phi 3, 4 Secretary. Second Row: FRED H. SHISLER, 729 Mount Vernon Sheet Lansdale, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Phi Delia Thefa 3 Vice-Presidenf 4 Presidenf; College Band I, 2, 3, 4; Dorm Counselor 3; Gef'lysburqian 2; Befa Beta Befa 3, 4; Scepfical Chymisfs 3, 4; Junior Class Representative; Who's Who. RODNEY 6. SCHUFF, 354 West Lincoln Avenue, GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Political Science; Lambda Chi Alpha; Freshman Baskefball. Third Row: F. ROBERT SIEBOLD, 538 Cumberland Avenue, Teaneck; New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Lambda Chi Alpha; Kappa Phi Kappa; Foofball; Wrestling; Soccer; Chairman of Father's Day 4; Chairman of Mother's Day 4. RUTH E. SIEGART, I324 Perry Street Reading, Pennsyhania; Maior: Music; S.C.A.; GeHysburgian I 2; WWGC l, 2; College Choir l, 2, 3. Fourfh Row: ALFRED SIEGEL,.3I7 Summit Avenue, Summit, New Jersey; Maior: Psychology; Phi Epsilon Nu; Pershing Rifles l, 2; Rifle Team 2; Band I, 2, 3, 4; Psi Chi 3, 4; S.C.A. l, 2, 3, 4; Pre-Minisferial Associafion 3. 4. JOHN F. SILCOX, JR., Box 55, Hoimdel, New Jersey; Maior: Chemistry; Kappa Delta Rho 4 Vice- Presidenf; Pershing Rifles; Inier-Fraiernify Council; Inframural Sports; Arnold Air Sociefy. Fiffh Row: ALEXANDER J. SMALL, I63 East Hill Road, Colonia, New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Sigma Chi; Efa Sigma Phi; Foofball I, 2- CHARLES W. SMITH, 204l Wes? Main Street Norristown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Biology; Phi Gamma Delia; Tennis, 2, 3, 4. Six'lh Row: CAROLYN SNYDER, R. D. II Gardners, Pennsylvania; Maior: Maihehaiics; Delta Gamma 2 Pledge Misfress; Baskefball; Intramural Sports. SAMUEL M. SOLLENBERGER, Geffysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Philosophy: College Choir I, 2; S.C.A. l, 2; Pre-Minisferial Association I, 2; Alpha Kappa Alpha 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 4; Sociology Club 4 Firs? Row: JAMES SOLTESZ. McKim Strut Zalianoplo, Pennsylvania: Maior: Physical Educafion: Tau Kappa Ep- silon. NORMAN G. STAHL. Langhorne. Pennsylvania: Maior: Business Administrafion. 8L3 ! 2V.3ST:RNER, New Freedom, Pennsylvania; Maior: Music: Pershing Rifles 2; WWGC l, 2, 3, 4; - en , , . JOAN STEIN, 224 $ou9h Main Shed, North Wales, Pennsylvania; Maior: Chemisfry; Delta Gamma 3, ?reasuror, 4, Prosidlnf; Booster Club; Geffysburgian l, 2, 3, Copy Editor, 4, Managing Edifor; 6- Book I, 2, Copy Editor, 3, Editor; W.A.A. 2, Hockey Manager; 3, Baseball Manager; S.C.A, l, 2, 3, Cabinet 4; 309a Beta Beta 3, 4; Scepiical Chymisfs 2, 3, 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf; Ouf- standing Juniar; Who's Who. WILLIAM P. STEWART, l849 Hillcrch Heights, Jennersfown, Pennsylvania; Maior: Political Science; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Foofball l, 2, 3; Wresflinq I; Golf 2, 3; Alpha Phi Omega; Geffysburqian ; WWGC; Owl and Nightingaln; Governmenf Club; S.C.A. REBECCA J. STRACENER, 57 Silverfon Avenue, Little Silver, New Jersey; Maior: Spanish; Chi Omega; Goffysburgian I, 2; SPECTRUM 2, 3, Assistan? Copy Editor; S.C-A. l, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delia Epsilon 3, 4; Phi Sigma lofa 3, 4, Prasidonf; Spanish Club 2; La Tertulia 2, 3, Secretary; G-Book 2, 3; J.V. aashfball 2, 3: Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4; May Day Commime 3; father's Day Commiffaa 4; Class onors. Second Row: J. WAYNE STREILEIN, IOI Elbcr? Strut, Johnstown, Pannsylvania; Maior: Chemistry; Alpha Tau Omuga 2, Sucrofary, 3, Hisforian, 4, President Pi Delfa Epsilon 4, President G-Men, 2, President, 3; Alpha Psi Omega 4, President; Senate l, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf; Owl and Nithingale 2, 3, 4; Befa Beta Ida 3, 4; Geffysburgian II 2, 3, Managing Edifor, 4, Edifor; S.C.A. 2, 3; SPECTRUM 2; G- Book 4; Ouishnding Junior; Who's Who. NEIL A. STONE, 5 Atlaniic S'Irelt Union City, Pennsylvania; Maior: Businass Adminisirafion; Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4, Treasurer; Geffysburqian l, 2, 3, 4; SPECTRUM 2, 3, 4, Co-Sporfs Editor; Pi Lambda Sigma 4, Treasurer; Arnold Air Sociuiy 4, Troasurer. PATRICIA STONER, Rural Delivery 2, Marcersburq, Pennsylvania; Maior: French; Alpha Xi Delia 4, Sec- rcehry; Kappa Delta Epsilon; Boosfor Club; S.C.A.; Inframural Sports; Owl and Nighfingale; French lub. ROBERT C. SWENK, l4 Valley View Lane, Wayne, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administrafion; Phi Eelia Theta 3, Vice-Prcsiden'; Intramural Sporfs; Scabbard and Blade; Geffysburgian l, 2; Base- all 2, 3, 4. LOUISE C. TARMAN, m Chambersburg Sfreof, Gehysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisiory; Chi Omega; Hockey l, 2, 3; J.V. Baskefball 2; Intramural Sporfs I, 2, 3, 4; 300;, Club I, 2; Women's Tribunal 3; Kappa Delia Epsilon 2, 3, 4; G-Book 2. ROBERT W. TESKEY, I0 Anderson Road, Bernardsvillo, New Jersey; Maior: Psychology; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Soccer l, 2; GeRysburgian l, 2, 3. 199 THE CLASS OF. NINETEEN FlFTY-SIX I Final exam schedules become cenfer of inferesf Firs? Row: RICHARD TRACY, l4 North Mansfield Avenue, Margafe City, New Jersey; Maior: Biology; Lambda Chi Alpha; Swimming. DAVID TURNBULL, I7 East Sfanion Avenue, Baldwin, New York; Maior: Business Adminisira?ion; Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Wresfling 2, 3, 4; Class Represenfafive; GeNysburqian. Second Row: WALTER KING VAN NEST, 7l09 Penarfh Avenue, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Arnold Air Socieiy; Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA VOTENS, I936 Edenwald Avenue, New York 66, New York; Maior: English; Phi Mu; Oufing Club I; WWGC l, 2, 3 4Co-Music DirectorL 4 Ullusic Direcforh Psi Chi 3, 4; Delia Phi Alpha 2, 3 Hecrefarw, 4 Wice-PresidenH; International Relations Club 2; Geffysburgian 4; Pi Delta Epsilon 4. Third Row: DAVID H. WEANER. R. D, 4, GeHysburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physics; Sigma Pi Sigma 3 UreasurerL 4 Wresiden'd. JOHN C. WEAVER, ll7 Wesf Second Sheet Frederick, Maryland; Maior: Hisbry; Phi Delta Thefa !Chaplainh Efa Sigma Phi 2. 3, 4: Scabbard and Blade; Geffysburgian II 2: Freshman Baseball; Ouh ing Club; Freshman Football Manager; Baskefball 3. Fourfh Row: RALPH T. WERLEY, 2H5 Norfh Third Sfree'r, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Epsilon Nu 4 WresidenH; Sfudeni Senate 3; S-C.A. 2, 3, 4; Kappa Phi Kappa 2, 3, 4 lTreasurerh Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4 Secrefary; Pershing Rifles 2 Execuiive Officer, 4 Company Commander; Scabbard and Blade 3, 4; Dishnguished Milifary Student 4; Chairman for Dean Tilberq Day 3; Program Committee Chairman for Mother's Day 3; Program CommiHee Chairman for Father's Day 4; WWGC 2, 3. DONNA J. WHITSEL, l5 West Market Sfreef, Mounf Union, Pennsylvania; Maior: Business Administra- iion; Alpha Xi Delta; Geffysburgian l, 2; SPECTRUM 2, 3; WWGC 2; Dorm Counselor 3; Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4; Pi Lambda Sigma 4. Fiffh Row: DONALD G. WILLIAMS, I204 Talley Road, Wilmingion, Delaware; Maior: Economics; Phi Kappa Psi; Psi Chi 3, 4 Wice-PresidenH; Scabbard and Slade 3, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3 ;Co-CapfainL 4; Disfinguished Military Smdenf 4; Cadef Captain ROTC Drill Team. OTTO WOLTERSDORF, JR., l2ll Herverf Street, Philadelphia 24I Pennsylvania; Major: Chemishy; Alpha Tau Omega 4 Secrefaryh Pershing Rifles II 2; Minnesingers 2; G-Men 3; lnfer-Frafernify Council 3, 4; WWGC 2. Sixfh Row: KENNETH I. WOODHALL, Box lbs, Arentsville, Pennsylvania; MaiOIZ Physical Education; Alpha Tau Omega. ENOS L. YOUNG, 153 Green Sheet, Souderfon, Pennsylvania; Maior: Physical Education; Phi Gamma Delta 4 Secretaryh Kappa Phi Kappa; Physical Education Maiors Club; Golf 2, 3; Freshman Fooiball; Assisfanf Freshman Foofball Coach 3, 4. Firs+ Row: WALTER K. W. YOUNG, 847 Paahana Sfreef, Honolulu l6, Hawaii; Maior: Chemistry; Phi Epsilon Nu; Transfor from the University of Hawaii; Alpha Phi Omega. Secretary 3. 4; Senate 4; Chapel Choir 3, Choir Manager 4: S.C.A. 3. 4; WWGC 3. 4. C. DAWN ZUKSWERT. 56 Maple Avenue. Madison. New Jersey; Maior: Hisfory; Phi Mu; Women's Student Government l. Secretary-Treasurer 2. Vico-President 3, President 4: Tribunal, President 3; W.A.A. l. Baskefball Manager 2. Volleyball Manager 3. Corresponding Represenfafive 4: Class Secre- fary l; Dorm Secrefary I; Dorm President 4: Gcffysburgian l, Assistant Faafuro Edifor 2, 3, Asso- ciate Edifor 4; SPECTRUM l. Co-Feafure Edifor 2, 3; Kappa Delta Epsilon 3, Vice-Presidenf 4; Phi Alpha Theh 3, Prssidenf 4; Phi sigma Iota 3, 4; G-Book 4; Ousfandinq Junior; who's Who. FREDERICK ALLEVA BERTRAM AVIS GORDON M. BANKERT JAMES L. BIEHL DONALD W. BRANDT ROBERT E. BRITT THOMAS H. BROWER EDWARD D. BROWN FRED C. BROWN HUGH R. BURNS JOHN H. DUDLEY RUDOLPH R. FEATHER- STONE JOSEPH R. GATTO THOMAS A. GOLDS- BOROUGH ROBERT G. GRIEGER SENIORS NOT PICTURED WILLIAM F. HAFNER JAY E. HAMLIN RICHARD P. HAMMETT ROBERT A. HEDER DALE J. HEMLER ROBERT J. HOBAUGH CARL J. JENSEN DONALD R. KLINGLER WILLIAM P. LAING ROMAN W. LAWECKI DONZEL S. LOKER DWIGHTI' LOSEE JOHN M. MARINOVICH SALVATORE D. MAR- ZIALE KENNETH E. MORELOCK DALE W. MOYER 201 ALLEN PANNELL BRUCE c. PIEPER RICHARD M. POLITY RICHARD I. REICH JAMES B. SEVEBECK EARL w. SHAFFER RICHARD H. SHETLER CLINTON c. SHETTLE GERALD L. SPANGLER GORDON SPILLINGER ARTHUR D. SWIERSTRA ALFRED L. TETI ' GEORGE R. WENZELL HERBERT s. WILBUR ALBERT P. WOODWARD SHELDON H. YINGST JAMES A. YODER THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FlFTY-SIX And so Hwe year ended-in a very few weeks exams were over; sfudy- ing had. for +he maiorify of us. come +0 an end. The roufine of classes. Hue pressure of deadlines. +he wrifing of papers. were over. Fo'r many o1c us. jobs were waifing. For some. graduafe sfudy lay ahead. buf for Hue moer of us. +his was We end of our formal educafiotn. If was a fime for +hinking over Hwe lasf four shorf yearSefor beginning Hwe longer period of re- member when . . . A Memorable Year 0 Congratulations to the Student Body and F aculty of Gettysburg College for completion of another outstanding year. 0 The Staff of your annual has worked exceedingly hard to give you a superb book and one which portrays the high lights of memorable activities. 0 Neither time, effort nor expense have been spared to provide you with a permanent record, attractively presented and complete in every detail. 0 To preserve the photography and literary efforts of the Staff, the best grade of materials have been combined with skilled workmanship to provide the finest quality yearbook. 0 We are proud that the 1956 Staff elected us to help 3 design, print and bind ttThe Spectrum? VVC have earnestly en- deavored to fulflll the confxdence placed in us. 0 BENSIIN PRINTING COMPAN Y NASHVILLE 3, TENNESSEE 35 Years S+udebaker Dealer GETTYSBURG LITTLE CABS radio confrolled a cab as near as your phone Call 238 WEIKERT'S BARBER SHOP 57 Chambersburg Sf. GETTYSBURG. PA. GEO. M. 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A FRIEND E ARLE'S .Air Condifioning-TV-Tubs-Showers DUD-B MANOR open all year 4 Miles Norfh of Geffysburg on US. I5 Your Hosis FRANK 8 DOROTHY AUCHTER Phone 1085-W 1.: 'DALE'S TIRE SHOP SUE'S AEr-Condifioned DINER 'VZ Miles Norfh on Roufe l5 Geffysbu rg : Pa. Complefe Line of Men's and Boys' Clo+hing and Furnisthgs SHERMAN'S STORE MARES SHERMAN. Prop. . Shoes for fhe Enfirg Family 20 York Sfreef Geffysburg. Pa. BlX-SWAY Cleaners FABERS Where Hue Campus Meefs Boys' 8x Sfudenfs' Clofhing 24 Chambersburg Sf. Phone ZO-Y Lincoln Square-By +he Hofel SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCHONETTE WHITMAN'S CANDIES For a Occa sions IOVO Discounf +o All College S+uden+s MALAGINES-PIPES-SMOKERS' SUPPLIES YOUR COLLEGE LIFE PICTURE BY PHOTOGRAPHY THE LANE STUDIO Charaderisfic Por+rai+s - COMMERCIAL - WEDDINGS - SOCIAL FUNCTIONS - CUSTOM PICTURE FRAMING 34 York Sf. GeHysburg. Pa. Phone: 856 HOTEL GETTYSBURG GETTYSBU R6. PENNSYLVANIA HENRY M. SCHARF, '25 Manager Phone 677 RUDISILL'S GULF SERV'CE As much a pa'r+ of GeHysburg College as Any+hing for he Au+omobile ' if H were Iocafed on +he campus. IO3-I I I Carlisle Sfreef LEROY R. RUDISILL. Prop. BLUE RIDGE OIL COMPANY ROY H. HAMMOND. Prop. AFTER EVERY CAMPUS EVENT STOP IN AT THE LlTTLESTOWN-G ETTYS BU R6 BULLET HOLE DAVE FORNEY 8x SON PACKARD FOR All Makes of Used Cars CHOW AND A CHAT Lincolnway Easf McCAUSLIN AUTO SALES Dodge-Plymoufh Cars Dodge Trucks . Phone 698 334-336 York Sf. H ' Geffysburg COMPLIMENTS OF DILLER WIERMAN INC. HANOVER. PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY 225 Soufh Franklin Sfreef GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA Phone 643-Y Modern Maferials for Beffer Building 5. BLAINE MILLER W. H. MUSSER. JR. CATHERINE'S STYLE SHOP Ladies Ready +0 Wear Carlisle Sf, GETTYSBU RG. PENNSYLVANIA Giff Shop We cafer +0 parfies PEACE LIGHT INN AND TOURIST COURT GETTYSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA On flue Baiflefield af Enfrance of Peace Lighf Memorial l8 Modern Brick Cabins Serving LuncheonI Dinners 8: Pla++ers Phone 80 COMPLIMENTS OF Coflon Wafef IN GETTYSBURG COMPLIMENTS OF HETRICK'S SERVICE CENTER 100 York Sf, GeHysburg. Pa. Don'f cuss-ca us Phone 570 HERSHEY'S MENS SHOP Tailoring 8 Haberdashing Tux for renf $3.50 per ni+e Cleaning. Pressing. and Repairing Opposife Courf House Balfimore 5+. REA AND DERICK BOOKMART :k S+a+ioners PLAZA-SWEETLAND The Sfores of Service Cen+er Square 8 York Sf. Resfaurani's GETTYSBURG. PENNSYLVANIA GETTYSBURG PA A FRIEND E ARLE'S Air Condi+ioning-TV-Tubs-Showers DUD-B MANOR DALE'S open all year TIRE SHOP 4 Miles Norfh of Geffysburg on U.S. l5 Your Hm SUE'S Air-Concli'rioned DINER FRANK 8 DOROTHY AUCHTER Phone 1035-w IVZ Miles Norfh on Roufe I5 Geffysburg. Pa. BRITCHER 8: BENDER WENTZ'S DRUG STORE For 27 Chambersburg Sfreef FURNITURE GETTYSBURG. PA. Opposife Posf Office THE LAMP POST CORNER S+op a,+ HOUSE OF GOOD FOOD PENSUPREME Founfain Service 3OI Carlisle Opp. GeHysburg College Harrisburg Road A FRIEND THE I956 SPECTRUM JANE NAYLOR ............................... Edifor-in-Chief KITTY BAKER . . . . ........................... Managing Editor DICK FRANTZ ............................... Business Manager . Dave Foreman 'MARTHA RILLING . ........................... Copy Editor Jane? Bowman Jean Hummer Bobbie Hammer Ada Kreider Bill Sfeirer JOAN SCHICK ................................. Arf Edifor Lee Einwaech+er PEGGY LONG .............................. Honoraries Eder Carol Krivenky Sandra Schildnechf Thelma Ernsf Sue Mickley FRED WEISER ............................. Organizafions Edi'ror Jeanneffe Woodrow Lois Winneberger Sue Volfz Nancy Orfel Audrey McMahon Bob Nafkins Didi Larkin Paul Brunell SYLVIA FENSTERMACHER .......................... Faculfy Edifor Joan Ehlerf. Ann Forgie MARGOT KRAUTMACHER ......................... Porfraif Edifor Paf Sfoner Jane Bauer Kafhy Naus Barbara Binns Barrie Hoffman ROGER ALEXIS . ............................ Frafernify Edifor Larry Lehman Lou Moyer Shirley Cashman JIM HUFFSTUTTER .......................... Phofography Edifor JEFF DAVIS ............................. Men's Co-Sporfs Edifor NEIL STONE ............................. Men's Co-Sporfs Edifor John Kirsf MARYELLEN REINSMITH ...................... Women's Sporfs Edifor Barbara Burkharf JOAN DOYLE .............................. Co-Feafures Editor RON SENSBACH ............................ Co-Feafures Edifor Dof'rie Rufe Janef Hoenniger Jean Hummer Bonnie Bankerf Ada Kreider ED HADLEY .............................. AdverHsing Manager Sally Jacobs Typisfs: Barbara Welwood Fran Adams Barbara Welwood Pinky Kadel Eileen Vaughn Ann Forgie Bobbie Flemmer Ada Kreider Sandy Wolff Paf McNally Janef Bowman Helen Bagdoyan Bill Bunce Ginny Lammey Marilyn Divan Gunda Brakes 2113