Gettysburg College - Spectrum Yearbook (Gettysburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 284 of the 1976 volume:

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Resulting from this, the Seminary made the necessary arrange- ments for the opening of a new college, and on April 7, 1832, Governor Wolf signed the charter of Pennsylvania College of Gettysburg. With the meeting of the Board of Trustees on July 4, the new school we now know as Gettysburg Col- lege was formally organized. The first day of classes began on Wednesday morn- ing, November 7 at the gymnasium located on the corner of South Washington and High Streets. Pennsylvania College continued to operate in this building for its first five years: Today, this building still stands and is a private residence. The Board of Trustees, seeing the need to expand the College, purchased six acres of land owned by Thaddeus Stevens. Today, this area is known as the Old Quad. q... Km :x'iEQuVr: 112k. . A large, four-story building was constructed on this site. Designed in a neo- classical style, most of it was completed in the fall of 1837. At this time Pennsyl- vania College moved from the old Gymnasium to the new College Edifice. Later, this building came to be known as Pennsylvania Hall. As the College expanded, a new building was needed for the College Preparatory Department. In 1844, the construction of Linnaean Hall was begun, with local farmers donating much of the foundation stone, and students helping in its construction. Located to the west of Pennsylvania Hall, it was demolished in the.-1940's. In 1848 and 1849, Thaddeus Stevens sold two additional plots of land to the north and south of the original lot. The campus had now doubled its size, extending roughly from the Freshman Quad area to the Tiber Creek. The President's House tthe White House was completed in 1860. Today housing the Political Science Department, the building has served as the residence of presi- dents and College chaplains. On July 3, 1863, the College found itself in the middle of the Battle of Gettysburg. After the War, the Federal Government reimbursed nwrwwvmvw-wwarrmxwm wme . v..-u.-..n.n.uh u...wn.e.w..,v....vgx . : i ' I . l 6 i I I f I t l 3 i i l I i E i 5 E E l :- ? ', ; ' ?E i E i i l 3 the school $625 for damage done ; to the College Edifice and library ; collection. Shortly after the War, the College purchased much of the block on which Stevens hall is located. Completed in 1868, it was named in honor of Thad- 3 I deus Stevens who had died ; earlier that year. The building 2 3L was used by the Preparatory Department. t xanaunu The 1880's saw additions of land to the west of campus, and the construction of a new Recita- 1 tion Hall, later to be called Glat- felter hall. Only the exterior of A v i L i 5 i L.-...:;?a..,.s-e-w....q.- . a . 4, Glatfelter Hall is original, as the interior was completely remodeled in the early part of this century. The building of Glatfelter Hall was a major challenge to the domi- nance of Pennsylvania Hall. Brua Chapel was also built at this time, con- struction having been made possible by a $15,000 donation from Lieutenant Colonel William P. Brua. It was erected in honor of his parents. Another major addition to the College was the construction of Mc- Knight Hall in 1899. This building was originally a dormitory and apparently at- tracted students who otherwise would have . , V i . '8 ' . Prnw3n wuwA Coutaz, Gtrrruupa. R4. planned to go to Harvard or Yale. This would hardly be the case today! A change of town roads in the 1890's altered the appearance of the grounds. Until 1897, Mum- masburg Road extended from Carlisle Street, through the pres- ent campus tbetween Weidensall and Breidenbaugh, through the southern corner of Rice HaID into the residential block be- tween West Lincoln and West Broadway. A local planner, Mar- tin Winter, urged the town to vacate most of Mummasburg Road, and extend North Wash- ington Street to the newly built West Lincoln and West Broad- way Streets. Harvey W. Mc- Knight, President of the College, supported this plan, and the College took advantage of the change and used the old Mum- In 1921, Pennsylvania College of Gettysburg had its name officially changed to Gettysburg College. This decade saw the tearing down of the old professor's cottage and the construction of the Library in its place. The old McCreary Lab standing to the east of Pennsyl- vania Hall was also demolished, and the YMCA Building ttoday called Weidensall HalD, Eddie Plank Gym- nasium and Breidenbaugh Hall were erected. ,4. . ,. ..,--..4,,v af... ., z! i .URE SURRENDERS; CHURCHILL URGES UNITY masburg Road area to build the Nixon Athletic Field. Stine Lake and the Freshman Quad are located in this area today and the faint out- lines of a track oval and baseball diamond can still be detected. By 1900, College development had leveled off, with no major expansion until the 1920's. At the turn of the century, the campus was bounded by Constitution Avenue, West Lincoln Avenue, Carlisle, Stevens and North Washington Streets. tmt-:.u.-.. 1,: t a . ywn Ih rilinh n, . a +.. I-cJJW '. N Building twhich is the present Weidensall HaID was gutted by fire. The building was rebuilt, expanded and reopened in 1948, just two years after the blaze. The land along West Lincoln Street where the Dining Hall and Cottages are located was bought in the 1950's. The old Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity House stood where the Dining Hall parking lot is now. the Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity owned the Dining Hall property prior to the timevthe College bought it. The outbreak of World War II brought another change to the face of the Gettysburg College campus. The male student population de- creased, and some fraternities became in- active. Large Quansit barracks were built for military training on both sides of West Lincoln Avenue where the College Union, Apple Hall and Bream Gymnasium now stand. The only major fire in a Gettysburg College building occurred on November 24, 1946, 1; when the Student Christian Association . .x.---h,-..-:-.. .... -..;....,s , WNMWQ3D55WM.5u5u-.n-v.eemv.-.44..x u ms. . .. . . The 1950's and 1960's were a time of great expansion for the College. Both Dormitory Quads were built to house the increasing number of students enrolled. Now Hanson Hall, the first dormitory to be built, stands on the site of the old observatorysthrist Chapel, the Student Union Building, Masters Hall and Bream Gymnasium were also built during this time. The land on which Musselman Stadium now stands was owned by a brick factory, and was purchased along with the Quarry in 1961. The West Building, which houses ROTC at Gettysburg College, was a wire factory at the time it was purchased. The most recent building project was McCreary Hall, which was completed in 1969. jl. This provided for the improvement and expansion of the Biology, 50- ciology and Anthropology and Psy- chology Departments. The Hauser Field House was completed in 1973. The Meals property was purchased in 1963, which extended the campus to the northwest, out along Mummas- burg Road. The Meals House or Conference House, still exists and retains the name of its former owners. Looking forward to new expansion, the next addition to the Gettysburg College campus will be the proposed Librarwaesearch Learning Center. Part of the needed funds have already been raised, and the College is eagerly awaiting the start of construction. The completion of this new :building will mark a culmination of 150 years of growth by Gettysburg College. Gettysburg College Gettsyburg Pa. Editor-in-Chief: Advisor: Joseph G. Neidinger Willard G. Books ,xu M 15, vagi, , .1 .1 aculiyvaugm'dmlms ' Kativnies and agal 1 I 5 .. . . n I I ulStMW$ -nuu s-xu sW.o- haa-uu nn-aanst- N... . n - m . 9...ng .- .- . The Class of 1976 f ettysburg holds a special signifi- Vance for all Americans. While the - ettysburg Address dances on the ongues of young schoolchildren, it vokes memories of the struggle for ' country's unification in the minds f the very old. But to us, the stu- tents of Gettysburg College, it is jndicative of much more. 0 ur transformation into the Gettys- urg realm was developed through- jout the summer of '72. Mailboxes yulged with the Honor Code and FCXPanhel letters, linen service wffers, course booklets, welcoming 1 otes and bursar bill bundles. it may 1'. ave been difficult to digest so i uch at that time, but the ultimate gt. uzzle was not fully evidenced until 7'. ur arrival at the 'Burg. vaerything around us seemed to ,whirl us in activity. We hardly had enough time to take notice that our .,rooms were located in the dark, underground Pit or that a dean or :dorm counselor was so conven- .iently rooming next door. :As we were swept through registra- e.tion, we found ourselves equipped with dinks lfor those frequent rainy Q Gettysburg daysl and Pig books lfor ichoosing dates for those bright Gettysburg nights.l Our orientation leaders exposed us not only to the .; ampus environment; they also 53?,Ati.;:: ';7f:n abared helpful cues to college living. , e asked them many questions for which the answers came. However, We learned that some responses L ould only be rightfully understood through our own experience. ..s....-:-;..:... a ...'...-...;t.-. . r ... ,.,. u, - - - -.. ... .xunx.... Ihvlum li SiIu-i ll D 5, Hut 371 Ymrgar l lhl '5 nd the experiences came. One of W j ur first limelight thrusts occurred ' ion the night of the Sandbox. While ome of us performed in floors or g' roups, others went solo. But we all hared ourselves with each other. mm l.ynm- 5m... :17 Dltkmwu M:- Tums mm x 1 mm Wumsdswoahypapwuwmmmmmmmrn.w .m. .. Ulrn E Snips Ihumld C Stulu-x Muk L Stuml Gum: M Struu Lumanl F. Suprm- le llnlgi-ann ln- 2H Allvu Aw 120: Hdnnr lhl 4755 thru- Dr 7 Linmln ht. llt'thlrhrm. I'll MUM Allrulmnt. N J. 07711 hilu-v Sunni; Mil 20904 l'Iltxlnm-h I',I L'WJl K'nllmvu V Y mom Maigm-t A Sinxh 15 Suilvn ll'nx nuuN-n N I 07750 . f s 3 5 2 . I i r. Em '-Mrv'td.'-tn'vq-v-'t'd'wquu4-u-dq-nin-aqcnwuuuiq-IMUQWWW: w ., CC..-I.... .j,ti..-....v-.,w I. W I . I, 1. 1, k, is . e. .9 . J JJSharIng was also a major trunnmg through .our'fg s govermghts at the College IA'Jst time tICked away the mo; ., . we beCame all the more aware I Gettysburg was indeed a sham expenence. And it was fight that M deid share everything but exam an r'szers, lest we crInkle the Hano J addition toilearnmg how to. sur ' ViJVe the rigors of Biology 101 an I? J those unwelcome distributiOn re qmrements, We learned how to . t-hriVe on foJuI hoJUIS sleep; OfJ course, this thebr'etiCally applie only to the freshman men and thos women Whose parents JtrJquted the I 1' Ewith aprIzed key caId. indeed, thi :Ift'm Jittle item was subject to a con-J ii Slderable amount of sharing I. When We were neIther booking nor ' j partymg, we found the time to take. advantage of other campus offer; ings: Our entertainment that year rangedfrom Muddy Waters and Les Ballet Africaihs to YJou'. re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. And, With .. every varsity Winter sport chalking 1 up a wmnmg season, athletics werer nspIratIonal and encouraging On ' the aCademic slant, our thoughts: were stirred by such speakers as hairley Chisholm, Dick Gregory and . jgf Michael Harrington. j Bythe year 's eJIJId several Jnew terms I became cammon Ieferences' Into out Jocabulary Additions included J,gilvnlghters, blue books, and home- J town home while boats and trains: Ihap he mOSt important fresh- 1 et JJaS developed In prepar-' ' rnrJegIstratIon After pain-I J-Qstakmgly deSIgnIng J-JfOImidable - ueles, we began to disCo'ver Ir,a,J.'.v.'closed Charses bounced J about our plans. :I Chiaroscuro effect painted our fpphomore experience The year .Iadition and innOvation. our ive in the MusseIman StadIum :1: . ? arade ' - - - ' I '- ies did have exciting moments, the treaking parade held qUitea few i ore. As freezing fannies fIashed 'a opular intersection. While scores If us hugged the Hansen curb or sat topi Phi Delt to view the paraders, fathers of us became the stre'akingf' tars of the night The cameras 3 hIich clicked that night ascertained :0 live in more than our memories. in addition to Bill Bradley's convo- ar cation talk and Camelot,' 'another 35 sophomore year highlight befelI the id' night of Easter Sunday. During that h time of vacation shuffle due to the 13 energy crisis, the college generator i9 malfunction aptly reminded us of n the problem. As our electric type- iS writers were clicking and we were 35 studying, we suddenly discovered 'd Zourselves in a pool of ebony. jWhiIe some of us had dorm adven- 15 tures with the help of a little candle- 0 1; light, others took the no- -study op- ?d gportunity to engage in mudslides 3- .and midnight madness. 5- -?And sometimes we played a little r- ,too hard. Although a bit too much y. work was frequently cited as the 5 cause, the many of us who encoun- 1- itered the enemy of mono were r- . tough players who were softened i- ; by sporadic sleeping patterns. 20f course, by junior year, we were supposed to be able to conduct fourselves more rationally. By this fritime, most of us had definitely de- j-vcided upon majors while others 31plunged into the pursuit of double ; majors. - as imbued with contrasts between I H omecoming in '73 marked the re? :5; I furn of campus queens EVery fxa-w , ernity and ROTC had a representa- 9' . Ithough the Homecoming feStivi- i. VI A, hrough the campus,ouriIIustrious I :Iean directed them at a particularly .. that the experience would continue I Hz; HQRpi '1' UM-JK 1N6... L - However, we still managedtdfindg ,the time to indulge in the joysof-i Gettysburg. During the shootingpff Birch Interval tin Which Brfuae-was , transformed into a state mentalhos? pitam, the Campus radiated withf. . interest. Some of us discoveredthat a . we were suddenly in a major motion 33' a pictLIre. And those whO' remained: , f tied to campus found many pleas; ' ures in Rosencrantz and Gilden- f stern are Dead. '7 Not only Rosencrantz and Gi'lden- v. stern passed away that year. As KDR. '- drifted into oblivion, so did the old, Bullet Hole. The campus munch and a gathering spot was enriched anew . as was its home's name transforma- tion from SUB to CUB. Even the old library set-up had died. Massive re-t arrangements were made to com- pose an atmosphere more con- ducive to study. tBut how many of really went to Schmucker for such a noble endeavorn But we did invest our hearts in a number of things. One of the year's most outstanding efforts was ex.- pended by the spectrum of individ- uals who advocated changes in the visitation policy. Although many of us enjoyed the anachronistic ways of Gettysburg College, hours regu- lation gained little support. The strong reaction against the policy led a number of concerned students to peacefully parade around Penn- sylvania Hall. Rains came, but the students stayed. A particularly significant Gettys- burg night was'shared by millions on national television. Many of us, r who could not find any time to A uul . 11v . ' ' L1,: 1 - share with the tube all year, con- -.u :Imn' i It! ' ,. '- - . m until 2!!!! .. a vened m dorm and house TV rooms -.- ' . to walk with former Gettysburgian, David Hartman, during h'is 'JOurny Through Darkness. Although there ' was a large Hollywood icing over the true Gettysburg toooh-that gorgeous campus and lighted bat- 1' tlefieldn, we could weIl-relate'to ' . the Pub and blue bobk jitters. en David Hartman spoke t6 us campus during our senior year, helped us recognize that We st believe' In our ability to l a V ieve. His inspiration came to Us n important time because it Was ' n that we were in the midSt oIfI .; interviews, medical and law 6 5 col applications, and graduate , Iool inquiries. ' JSI-hllt. . I - .uitir': f . IV I I - enjoyed special campus hap- I; ings ranging from McCarthy and hnquist to Godspell and the echoslovakian Folk Ballet ComI- y, as we experienced a variety asty stimuli. We sought, thought 6'. learned while Blood, Sweat I i Tears eloquently brought one I lssage to us, and Women and r n Emerging offered another. f e Hall relinquished its longheld I utation as the notoriousfresh- n male roughhouse when the rm was given to frosh women. 5 e call came when more women 3- re enrolled than ever before. f other change was the relocation I he campus post office to the ' er depths of Eddie Plank gym. I nce marathons, rush parties, : oir tours, GROW demonstrations, '.U.S. bazaars, apple festivals, ln- rnational Village sprees, Band Iys, Barn and South Mountain 'ghts, and Gangplank activities fered us many avenues for enjoy- Ient. Meanwhile completion of the I-ld House afforded scores more. f roughout the years, the Honor ?- de battle was fought everywhere j m the classroom to the Pub. we leave our college, we may ten call to mind the multitude pieces which compose our Get- burg puzzle. How can we forget ose Prescott potpourris, the Qt- I'nstein tower controversy or lei- ,Irely Fr-High Days? hen we meet again as alumnae in ars to come, we will be called on to remember. As we sip our cktails we Will shareour different - ces of the puzzle with each liber. We will then create a preg- nt remembrance. ' 6 Debra- -i.ynne Stean '76 . N. h; a , AMT... L V U .3 . .i, . y wdmyu..m .1 M. . . , . . haadq .wanw. 1K? ... , iii. .3. .1.n....l,....a...sna:4..u,.v kl. xvii 1 o n :a I .2. Alllalgitgigi . aA . , ALIAIEnI I. I. .VJ...XI..I!I 1 I r , . . . . : .V .., in... 5.3.23.7, HS 8 a w Ha w e r a El .1..iln1l 4.4.44 ,l. .A 3.1.x . i1k4liu144aiill'anli7lll113111411131: 141...?1 1131. 11' . e . . , . . . . . : VII. . Hquiyulrtrrihuhchfy 154'. , 7K T, Commissioning And Baccalaureate Wsw.xnu.m.m.. .$. ....... ........... ....... ... ....-- . .-. 3m : Oh To The Night Before 'f..'. 1,... . Luring . V-fgi32rll-Sulvuf'llc30fll03lVVIIiIIlicv Il...-IIVI!V: L 33:92 r: i r M 5? .1, -...;.m... CHAQLE PHILIP KRAqm; .fJRST VRESIDEHT: L; 59. M599, '31.! 'l 1'. ,5, X I. dizwuulq .4 ' I l 'I . '39? 0!; If. 'I 3-44.- , - S q - o,- ' ,!11- c-- I'l' ffirli'- Good-Bye J.V. ' After having served Gettys- burg College for 14 years, the l Reverend John W. Vannorsdall has been elected University Chaplain and Pastor of the . Church of Christ at Yale Uni- versity, New Haven, CT, ef- fective September 1, 1976. Rev. Vannorsdall will succeed the Rev. William Sloan Coffin Jr. In his new position at Yale,. Vannorsdall will serve as the pastor for the university com- munity, be the preacher for Battell Chapel on the Yale cam- pus, and facilitate the ministry of denominational chaplains assigned to the campus. Dur- ing his tenure at Gettysburg, Chaplain Vannorsdall has been instrumental in the creation of numerous meaningful pro- grams that have distinguished the religious life at Gettysburg College as a major source of vi- tality. He initiated the weekly corporate worship service and special mid-week services in Christ Chapel, and the llCom- munity of Risk, 3 program de- signed for students to grow in the understanding of their own religious tradition. He has provided impetus for the Chapel Council programs that include community service projects and tutorial services offered by volunteering stu- dents, a series of lectures and films brought to the campus, a faculty mid-winter retreat, and the love, sex and marriage seminars. Finding a replace- ment for Rev. Vannorsdall will be a very difficult task for the Gettysburg community. NT$?- f 9 -n-'x n Ham '1: ya... ' zm' j'.$. . mo. . Innl' ...'.' uuodquva. v . . ..' v .;mu0noioq'.cvc .., unboun- . lnontqv v :' 'm0muhc a ,chq . My 0 cu : Nnum'. J... ittooo. . , 'uQIo.otlo .: ' nuufu mCOnbayclqv ' 0-..- 5. .-.-. ,,, .0....hu 00. -0...'..' ' Qhulduo 960Iiog lOn trat IHIS Adm C. Arnold Hanson President of the College Ralph W. Arend Asst. Dean of Students Jay P. Brown Bursar G. Ronald Couchman Registar fq .1 Mg q Willard G. Books Dir. of Publications Salvatore Ciolino Dir. of Financial Aid 21 Students Heffner News Bureau Director McManness n .m n U Karen Haskell Asst. Dean of e 8 Ie d C r O t c e .H D Margaret A. Ann MCKittrick Asst Director College Union Edward F. Dornheim Chapel Intern Thomas Groves Counselor Admissions UIII-'-..I'.f . .li .Ilil Stephen D. Samuelson Asst. to the President Asst. Chaplain Paul G. Peterson Jean Meston Counseling Elizabeth B. Martin Asst. Dean of College Janet O. Smith Admissions Counselor . .II Homer A. Wood Dir. of Career Counseling David F. Thomson Asst. Dean of Students Frank B. Williams Dean of Students Robert D. Smith Dir. of Alumni Affairs ; v 'EEWiW'ET'tWEW n Judith Annis R. Henry Ackley HPE Music Bruce A. Boenau Political Science Bruce W. Bugbee Norman L. Annis History Art 'N, . v... w m 0mm. Otuvun Nam a mm on BE .c MS ma mm 0d DP Neil W. Beach Douglas Barnes Biology Aerospace Robert T. Bloom Harry F. Bolich Robert D. Barnes Paul R. Baird Biology Econ. and Bus. Adm. Guillermo Barriga F. Eugene Belt Spanish Music William N. Brent Chemistry 27 e r .m l...a V a C A In 10.. a R John F. Clarke English Lois J. Bowers Basil L. Crapster Mary T. Baskerville History Siiiiillllllllllgr . David L, CFOWner German Chan L. Coulter PhiIOSOphy Robert J. Cotter Chemistry JOhn W- COlunio HPE Glendon F. Collier RUSSian Hing L .. 41. vi? 4, . xwawn ,inwsagk. ICS Finstad d Flesner Kermit H- i Mathemat S S e n .l O F O n a m r O N Dav Charles F. EmmOns Soc 8 Anthro George H- FiCk Captain Robert DeLongchamp Military Science Dunkelberger Religion Harold A V. . .. . ,.3avxlilii...al Theodore C. Daniels Physics n .m a n W m C . l. H d n w k a e . D H .5:$yw3vn , 3.1.23. , ,9 r e y e C B. d r a h .m R h .5 do n EL Louis J. Hammann Religion C. Robert Held C lassics Admin. Charles H. Glatfelter Robert M. Gemmill Economics and Bus History Donald H. Fortnum Thomas L. Foster Chemistry Military Science Edwin D. Freed Religion Lewis B. Frank Robert H. Fryling Psychology Mathematics 1 . I 1,-.. ,u.-. ., am. . -... Wade F. Hook Donald W. Hinrichs Sociology and Sociology and Anthropology Antropology u $h , mi Id mm mW Uh HPn ed.o nnU eam Wowam Ear: RH Em wn ae Ji .C ES rl 3 mm mm 0 CP Randall M. King Mathematics John M. Kellett Mathematics 34 l, .11 '3 Thomas J. Hendrickson Caroline M. Hendrickson Physics Romance Languages Sherman S. Hendrix Leonard l. Holder Biology Dean of College Mathematics Edmund R. Hill Economics and Bus. Admin. Arthur L. Kurth Joseph B. Landis Romance Languages iology and Anthropology Soc Dinorah H. Lima Romance Languages L. Carl Leinbach Mathematics Branko H. Lenski Romance Languages we'd? ' ' t';all' ' l - WV.- '-,.'.r' '1 . '!0! .J I fx xJJJJJJ 'CJ :u Rowland E. Logan Jack 5. Locher Biology English Lani Lindeman Ralph D. Lindeman English English John H. Loose Franklin 0. Loveland Religion Sociology 8: Anthropolgy -1.0!!!an 'tiqn..nu-' Innnnnn '5 Isu.mu 1 '9 3.... ON m nun'i'lfln 0N1... . . ap Katherine Marconi iology and Anthropology Soc Arthur McCardle II. M Rhlgt m i o $ k M .m ds .6 nwo W mm I 38 m mn h ra C e... .I.. G M Music Fredric Michelman Romance Languages James P. Myers English ohn C. Miller hairman-Romance g: Language . 9 giawrence L. Miller Eghairman-Aerospace Studies Vian Mikeseh Biology Carey A. Moore Religion M. Scott Moorhead Mathematics Kenneth Mott Political Science .l ? h James D. Pickering; Edward Owens English Mathematics .. Jr. .113 . 51.1.133ii.3515 xiii . .. . Chairman-Psychology Education Economics 8 Business Norman Nunemaker d d u M d u m a S Katsuyuki Niiro Howard C. Parks Charles Pineno Classics Economics 8! Business Administration Bruce Packard Education William E. Parker Chemistry Charles E. Platt Psychology 33 rr-pvf Yr. s. ,- iiajai 15- --.4s-,.,.. . --. 42 lngolf Qually Chairman-Art Ruth Pavlantos Chairperson-Classics Thane S. Pittman Psychology Jennifer M. Railing Economics and Business Administration William F. Railing Chairman-Economics and Business Administration Richard F. Reidy Jr. Military Science LL33'k .4... Hum; es Jaws ., -. V Norman Richardson Chairman-Philosophy Alex T. Roland Chairman-Chemistry William Rost Health and Physical Education Russell S. Rosenberger Chairman-Education Michael Ritterson German 8 Russian Languages Jxx s x...: : lIJs..l o; s! o .x! Is x5 x. s .N 'Minwatv 1;. Health 8: Physical Education n O .U a C u d E 4a .m S y h P om h h... a e H Joseph G. Sabol Carolyn Schlie Judy Schwartz English Schildknecht Chemistry Henry Schneider Ill Chairman-German 8: Russian Languages Blaine Shroyer Aerospace Studies Calvin E. Allen Schroeder Walter J. Scott Biology Physics John D. Shand W. Richard Shubart Psychology Philosophy Emile O. Schmidt Howard G. Shoemaker English 8: Director of Health and Physical Education Dramatics V tuimzuvr. r?.rhvc. kin . aw, . wwwu-M.gag..m,;lmhvt JMqu to rulyqu-u. . ,V igion Robert H. Trone Rel John R. Stemen English History ms ue a8 ba nu e8 nn na 3'. Te .c am e .lm mo AR Romance Languages James F. Slaybaugh Robert M. Vi i Education : v . ,1 ,5? 1.. U . bVLnerliv 1. t! billllff .Ln f7; ,- Janis H. Weaner H ConwayS. Williams Spanish Economics and Business Administration Richard T. Westcott Chairman-Health and Parker B, Wagnild Physical Education Chairman-Music Dexter N. Weikel Music - ---5 r s;-wm$mk 2 1:3: ; xi;A r ..- x .. $ . -. .. yVn.MW sh..4.-m-z-sx. m x- 3AM :' Robert F. Zellner Mary Burel ; Music Acquisition Librarian J1 4.! 3; William Wilson David T. Hedrick i Psychology Circulation Librarian John R. Winkelmann Nancy C. Scott Biology Technical Services Librarian James H. Richards Jr. Head Librarian Anna Jean Moyer Reader's Service Librarian Francis Playfoot Assistant Librarian 1'3. mrzm; 3.4. , mam WW A 3 ' g . ' !'$ ?ItIf 3 S'E' .; - ' V .A, wa - .. n 3 hfl-1 . , . p - G ' :Iznewuj - , , . 7 - yr. x, .. .. ,- .a Jean Paul Richter H... U 0 d e n r U t e b t O n n a C e w h .m h w m 0 r f e .B d .H a D- W, n 0 e In t k... n O .U C .ke lo C e R -1976 1776 g r U b S y t t e G t a S n O S a e S r U 0 t C Fe O C e r e w S a t C Le O C e r O t S e S U a D: y r t n U 0 C r U 0 ..... the giving of love is an education in itself . . .. Eleanor Roosevelt u: n; CHOPS 3 F000 .m r U C .m r a M IO. 0 O t S r e d n U e b O t IV, n O .K. 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Ll gilt, . x EEEEEVWMHQ! . icnic P lOn n U t n e d U t S IK C Ia B 1 drVyprds the whole spectrum of life at Gettysburg College, from its beginnings to ye r is presented on these pages. lection of the passing time, it is an attempt to capture the spirit of what makes the urg so uniqueL'The creation of such a book could not be undertaken alone. I would vextend y .. u radiation to they; who gave,t'heirttim,e, enthusiasm, and cooperation to help make the e 1976 Spectr r 5 Xga' y! M ' t l e I 3 CTRUM Staff: 3 ,, Joseph Neidinger Bill McGrath - .Michael Coho V Paula Asher ' Lorraine Farrington , Tom Beaver . Vnyathy Pillote Steven Sternfeld Debbie Stean Ann Picciallo Sam Shepard Terri Groom Fran Cannon Sidney Duerr Gary Patrick Stacey Yeoman Debbie Rising Don Whittaker Josh Dare Jim McGough Fran Johnson Kevin Carson Photographers . 1 Mark Dombrowski A ' Janie Lucker Rich Cross Steve Graybill Rob Stark Lu-Ann Simone Jim Healy Al Danielson . . 4,34 $.11. :15 AJJ..U:11.I..J..J.,J g 7, N..Jm!ISf Football Soccer Cross Country 4. .J; yd: , xJ y Field Hockey Fall lntramurals - rV - :','1'-!:m nwrv. iwrn-W ll . Gettysbu rg Football 1975 - In the fall of 1975, the Wishbone came to I 'X; xv 28 . W Gettysburg, along with Coach Joe Sabol. V V i .. a3; e . f ; . h l. ,. . a g: . i As an incoming coach unfamiliar with the recent disappointments of Bullet football, i Sabol brought a new spirit and enthusiasm . , ' . '; l . . h a , a k to the sagging program. The team Itself was e um. Vxl J inconsistent, winning three games and losing . 5 six. Hopefully, the awesome power displayed , during the Parents' Weekend Albright game will be repeated in the coming years. g I I n h K-- 1 ?-JVI . 41;- ML- i .L-w- - Short on teamwork, this was a season of out- standing individual performances. Junior Speedster Kirby Scott set new records with 194 attempts and 778 net yards. Adding to the rushing totals were junior fullback Mike Sensenig and junior halfback Jay Howell. Three quarterbacks held down that position with senior Bob Crawford throwing for a 51 We completion rate. Junior Mike Hackett and freshman Bob LeComte also saw considerable action. Key recievers were sophomore John Hudock, and juniors Jay Howell and Stan Gray. wumr. hwh .vu$ir.mw.-mw$,-m - A ,. A A V ....e..... w-..-..w; WWN .......-..-...w-.t lime v. Wm-MWEHWWW a-s-W w- .m .r i-.- m.-.rv -,v The defensive unit was led by senior Tri-Captain Bryant Meckley, who led the team with 35 tackles and 49 assists. Other key players included senior Tri- Captain Ed Battisfore, Ray Hayes, Jeff Mang, Mark Nobile, and Craig Ryno. Returnees will be led next year by juniors Jerry Lynott, Vic Kalman, and Scott Luschenat, along with sophomores Jim Sperry, and Chris Re. The offensive line will lose Tri-Captain Brian Weller, and John Bergandino, but Junior Bob Duelks, and freshman Craig Garrett should provide good depth. Providing some consistency is gained, a great improvement is expected in the 1976 varsity football team. , , ' . f : FOOTBALL 1975 Gettysburg Opponent ; 7 Wagner 14 11 Kings Point 22 Lehigh 34 Albright 21 Western Md 71' darn - v BUCKngH afaygtta w r3453 141:1 . Wkstmin'Ster 3' -g NA - y..-w. -W.AM-,;- . .. --.- .M.Rmm-.i . ,.......... .. ..... ..9......-.. ....-.-- -.....-.-..-.-. $rgxma.n,wnw Wmmm mam! -v- ., .v- .4- The hard-Iuck team of the fall was the 1975 soccer team, headed by second-year Coach Bill Rost. The final record of four wins, nine loses and one tie included four overtime decisions. Although Gettysburg lost them, impressive games were against Delaware, Lehigh, and nationally- ranked Bucknell. The seniors provided the backbone of the team, led by Co-Captains Scott Schaffer and Tom Trotter. Schaffer led the team in scoring with eight goals and one assist. Monty Auguste was second with three goals and four assists. Others who made important contributions to the team were seniors Bob Brockway and Ed Gotwals, sophomores Ken Goddu and Sam Arsht, and senior Doug Merrihew, who was lost for much of the season due to an injury. Special mention should be made of freshman goal tender Craig Blanchard, who blocked an average of 13.6 goals, per game. He should play an essential role in the success of the 1976 season. F-t-uu A' AM -' . ,e R .4- .Iinr' ' '. r m. 14' tfriHm-Zz: .42 L 9. . p; . f z ? L .1 c, . 19' 3E7 I : 13 i 1 W 1? . i 3i 3: l W! 3; :i , 1' 9A3 :3 Gettyspj , 4:: , W0 w Bucknell ' ' Q Muhlenberg k 4n: 5 I Moravian WW ' 7 O k 7 iizabethtown . . a 4' V L non vaIWi-eya W' ' Susquahanna 0 W Delaware 2 2g Wei Lafayette '2 Lehigh 4 fwjohns Hopkins' $14 v. .F.andM. f3 A Western Md. .0 Dickinspn 9. W .X Mgh'lenbgrg. r 'W Ffmmn u-au . A .1 Cross Country Led by first-year Coach Jim Lauritsen, the Harriers posted , a very impressive record of ten wins and one loss, with . their only defeat coming at the hands of IC4A Champion Bucknell. Once again, the Bullets won the Middle Atlan- tic Conference championship by impressively beating a strong Widener team. In copetition at NCAA Division III meet, Gettysburg finished in a respectable 21st place out of 39 top teams. Juniors dominated the team, so the future continues to look bright. Returning next year will be Mark Roddy, along with Ed Riggs, Craig Vandergrift, Phil Cheevers, Jim Mor- ro, and Pat Trainer. The experience gained this year should help a great deal in the quest for a strong G-burg showing in the next Division III meet. . .,.v. x1- as-J- I i -ijgpbnenff; uckneH stern Md. esgah .uahanna L'ta ' Jana Field Hockey The women's field hockey team again displayed a strong performance as they posted an 8-4-0 slate for the 1975 season. Led by Coach Grace Kenney and varsity Co- Captains Lynn Jewell and Ann O'Dunne, the Bullettes finished second in the Pen-Mar Conference and second in the MAC championship. Senior O'Dunne and junior Sue Dunton led the team in scoring with nine goals apiece. Throughout the season, the Bullettes displayed their best team effort during second-half play, making frequent turnabouts in Gettysburg's favor. Scoring victories over most of it's opponents, the team did fall to Millersville, the conference Elizabethtown. and-perhaps the two best teams in the nationeUr- sinus and West Chester. A strong morale booster was the large amount of interest displayed by the freshmen. The junior varsity, showing enthusiasm and potential, had a good season. Due to graduation, the team will lose Ann O'Dunne, Lynn Jewell, Karen Hewitt and Carol Brown. A host of talent will return next season with varsity starters Sue Dunton, Nancy Davis, Karen Lindsten, Lisa Herald and numerous other players. -.n J h- . x ' ;- 1 l---. h;;n ..L .-a- GEttYSbUrg Won..8jiz. ,7 mwlio-XN-t-A-KO$N-x He'd Hockey 1975 Messiah L 4' Shippenstrg York West Chester Millersville We$tern Md UrSinus Lebanon Va'HCY . Di-CkinSOn'f . 'ElizabethtoWn - .F- andm; . OPPOnent ' h ' .5 .Fx4 .'y q, Fall lntramurals Fall intramurals were highlighted by champion-teams: Sig- ma Alpha Epsilon in football, Lambda Chi Alpha in Soccer, and strong runner-up Independent teams in both sports. In football, underdog SAE reclaimed their crown with a victory the Independents. SAE was led to the win by Tom Locke, Steve Shelly and Don Keebler. The Independents were quarterbacked by Mike Sharrett, other performers worth note were Shawn Reidy and Mike Gabardine. Bob Groves and Bill Krupp of Phi Sig, Jethro Meredith and Bruce Bassett of TKE, Jim Hitchens, and Larry Prisco of Phi Delt, John Santulli of Fiji, and Bob Gills of Phi Psi, all did an outstanding job for their teams. In soccer, Lambda Chi was led by center forward Steve Shorrock and goalie Pete Kewitt in advancing to the 1 crown. To reach the finals, Lambda Chi beat Phi Psi, and ' - TKE. The victory over TKE ended a long winning streak '9 for the Big Red Machine. The Independents led by Steve Sternfeld, Kevin Best, and Dan Cohen, defeated Phi Sig before losing to Lambda Chi on corner kicks af- ter a two-overtime battle had left the teams in a tie with 1 one goal apiece. Other outstanding performances were t , provided by Adam Garth and Bob Keating of TKE, Tom Brenneman, John Wright, anf Jeff Bryant of Lambda Chi, Tom Gates of Phi Sig, and Independents Paul Bibeau, ' Roger Miller, and Jay Monroe. I th e ' Other fall activities saw the Independents win both the ' intramural bike race, and the cross country race. Lambda y Chi captured the intramural tennis title. x01 3 -;- t ;..b e .1: Aashmx- s I-Ix- .. .14. n n Ilk- a'lnlu'.i.. gEEriEugygsggfigggzrkdniglugEtnPliEthr kaY5. , inter Sports-Basketball W lntramurals mg Wrestling Swimm waVrkLFI'Kb miIVrivL 3.9V w; W. v '! . Men's Basketball Coach Bob Hulton's Varsity Basketball team began the season as the least experienced of the three major winter teams and finished With a satisfactory 11 win and 13 loss 1 record, playing well at times and at other times showing l l inexperienced inconsistency. As the season progressed, ' three poised Freshman, Craig Everett, Dan Frescella, and N Bob Rudisill, combined with Kevin Greener, Bob Groves, . Bruce Hager, and Kevin Tylus to turn in many excellent 2 performances. Unfortunately, Craig Everett and Bob Rudisill were declared inelligible due to probation at the same time Gordie Summers returned, and fans were ' forced to miss what would have been an awesome of- fense. Everett averaged 15.8 pts and 12.2 rebounds per game to lead the club in both categories. Summers, in limited action had an average of 13.4 pts. and 12.4 reb. Frescella admirably chipped in with 10.4 pts. and 6.5 reb. Greener, Hager, and Groves also finished with an average . . W-2.22 l ll I just short of 10 pts. per game. With Groves and Greener ii; i lost to graduation, a total team effort and some outstand- flllf1 ing recruits will be needed to improve the record. 32H: ' .lr'; l I. 411:: 1 lg; 'mgpw l4 earns -. V f e- I. e - MEN'S BASKETBALL 19.7.54 i'Gdthblurg'g' 50 Albright ..Z7 w ? . if F. and M. 59 Moravian ... N wmzsw g via:- WA ' lafaygtfaw w 'i 74' ; ' Western Maryland ' Dickinson Iuniata Messiah ' mDelaware Rider u' Johns Hopkins Drexel g, ' 3,9 Penn StaE w vw v , Muhlenberg 49 i uhlvenberg 59 i - 1' Lebyariiiim-Valley .- .50 FWidenier ,, V. 760 'iMAC PlayoffGame gif- .. ' , . , Won-11 , 4W .I ' . 117 .1221 iv -w: .4 3:: 95:55 Z Mam- ?gkrmy 3+;- f? i' s ? P-smigi' ' 2-2537 A ,5. A- Wrestling Of the three major winter sports teams, Coach Jim Sauve's Varsity Wrestling squad was the most suc- cessful. The team gained an overall record of 13 wins and 3 losses, one of the best marks in many years. In the MAC's, the Bullets were able to garner the championship as they had champions in Bob Ortenzio, 118; Brian Smith, 134; and Tim Gesner, 158. In addition, Ortenzio was named as the Tour- ament MVP. The entire team journeyed to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for the Division III Championships. Out of 70 teams, the Bullets finished a very re- spectable 8th place which included Helmuth sec- ond at 126 and Ortenzio sixth at 118. Helmuth con- tinued on to the Division I Championships, but was quickly eliminated. Outstanding individual records for the year were turned in by seniors Tim Gesner t15-1-01 and 177-lb. Jeff Moretzsohn t10-2-21; Jun- ior Jim Stewart t10-4-11 at 158 and Brian Smitht10- 6-01; Sophomore Mark Prentice t11-4-O1 and Fresh- man Bob Ortenzio t12-3-11. With the return of many excellent underclassmen and a healthy Craig Helmuth, the upcoming season should be another good one for the grapplers. MEN'S WRESTLING 1975-76 Gettysburg Opponent 30 Pennsylvania 6 42 Moravian 3 . 15 Rider 24 V1 38 Fairleigh-Dickinson 8 21 Shippensburg 16 37 Kings Point 7 38 Towson State 6 0 Temple 34 11 BuckneH 25 28 Elizabethtown 12 43 Juniata 3 28 Lafayette 12 31 Western Maryland 3 34 Delaware 3 20 F. and M. 18 51 Susquehanna 0 Won813 Lost-3 1st MAC Championships 8th NCAA Div. III ; I s.n e Men's Swimming The Varsity Swim team, although only having a 7 win and 7 loss record, put everything together at the end of the season to cop a second place finish in the MAC's. Coach Bill Rost was fortunate in finding two outstanding free- stylers in freshmen Jeff Snyder and Mark Kaylor, who finished first and third respectively in point totals. Sec- ond place again went to Senior diver Scott Musselman who qualified for the nationals along with Freshman diver Tom Read. Junior Rick Vanderlin set school records in both the 200 and 500 Freestyle. Junior Dave Speier also turned in consistent showings in the 200 Back and 200 IM. Other swimmers contributing significantly to the success of the team were Seniors Glenn Gulick and Ley Mills, Juniors Landy Askew and Rick Johnson, and Fresh- men Jim Calvin and Kurt Engelmann. With the return of a great number of underclassmen, the future looks very bright for the Bullet Tankers. 8. ! ll. , MEN'SSWIMMING1975-76 , Gettysburg ' Opponent 28 Johns Hopkins 84 55 cj'Lafayette ., 2' . 58 72 ?'Western Maryland .r 3.1 2249'.- :MRider 2 g; 64 33 Dialjaiware A V . 80 39 Drexel .. g 74 65;; ' Widener - 48 45 . r- 2 . i D ' .2 '61 1'8 hf;- mva m u w: w ' '2 h: 2 I h ' m I v 'x' D ' 30 627 3, ,Tmrrv 1... ....,..-,2-,r.wm-,g-mwm.--Wwwwrr r -. 2 ma - - s Women's Swimming The Women's Swim Team produced another outstand- ing season, repeating their title as Pen-Mar Champions. Coming on strong at the end of the season, the Bullettes set more individual records than ever before, and placed fourth in the MAC Conference Championships. Strong leadership was exerted by co-captains Carol Golden and Carolyn Latshaw, along with Coach Bowers. Losing only three Senior swimmers: breaststroker Carol Golden and freestylers Dori Bond and Jan Reichard, the bulk of this years squad will return next year, looking towards an- other promising season. p i S I I'il' I'I'I'I'I'I Gettysburg a V 32 ; .. johns Hopkins 7 r 43 7' Lafaygt'teg 7 34 Shi9pt!3n+sia'igE ., 89 ;II?23bEth't0$$gwr - u 47 'Lock Haven 52 Lehlgh .. 71 Dickinson 7 56 77 ? I Mg; mywim Won-6 . :$: 7m 1rwv-m-Mt-2W NWW -..-r--:., W mm-zv-r-hp-v7m-w . w 7 ?WKM. m x. wamww m3errr3-1w: w-w-x w-mwwr g t e Women's Basketball Coach Carolyn Schlie and Senior Captains Chris Cockill and Jenny Stone led the Women's Basketball team to a 5-7 slate during this year's season. Termed a building year, the team implemented a new game plan to strengthen the fundamen- tals and develop new game plans. Sophmore Lisa Yeo emerged as the leading scorer With a 13 pt. game average, while Chris Cockill led the team in rebounds with a 9.3 game averabe. With a talented J.V. team returning, the squad expects another productive season next year. m U I y WOMEN'S BASKETBALL 1975-76 Gettysburg Opponent 46 Messiah 27 70 York 33 36 West Chester 40 77 Leb. Valley 48 62 Western Md. 58 59 Millersville 62 46 Shippensburg 79 51 Bucknell 64 47 Elizabethtown 65 55 F. 8: M. 58 74 Wilson 42 53 Dickinson 57 745 Juniata 43 alt49 Delaware Valley 73 3 69 Albright 47 760 Dickinson 64 Won-7 Lost-9 7MAC Playoff Games 125 m.rw.-'4: vi-w-A T A7 47 ,1 meA . .7'5'37 4 t Winter Intramurals In Men's Intramurals in the Winter, SAE surprised both TKE and the Independents in gaining the Intramural Bas- ketball crown. Outstanding performers throughout the season included Jeff Newman and Keith Adams of SAE; Jethro Meredith, Hartley Connett, and Neil Hawkins of TKE; Fred Graham and Dusty Goodell of the Independ- ents; Mike Anderson of FIJI; Fran Cannon of Lambda Chi; and John Meyer of Sigma Chi. Other team winners in Winter Intramurals included Sigma Chi narrowly beating Lambda Chi in swimming and an overwhelming victory for Phi Delt in wrestling. 5., t.$.,u.w..l..alud.ax1. IHAKVZ , . $.ahuwdmd an, t. -.. 7 E E ' EE Lacrosse Track Tennis :E: iEE .'E E; . E, E E: EEE ESE :Ei. LEE :Ei EE. , wiIE? EE 2 g E E E EE E'E ;. E EE . E5 . EE 13 : 51' EE M IE E -x... - -. V I -.'-e Lacrosse Coach Joe Donnolli's charges captured the MAC La- crosse crown for Gettysburg. Led by attackman Mick Korba l22 goals-27 assistse48 ptsJ and Al Danielson l36 goals-12 assists-48 ptsJ, the Bullets had a highly potent offense, breaking the ten goal barrier on all but five occasions. Other outstanding players on the offense included Mike Barnes l35 ptsJ, Bruce Reynoldsl31pts.l, Matt Benson l26 pts.l, Ed Crowe l13 ptsJ and Scott Schaf- fer l12 ptsj. Juniors Jay Howell and Jack Rheiner proved to be extremely exciting players and through their skill and hustle turned contests around. John Santulli, Chris Re, Rich Hess, Brian Skarda and Bill Walsleben also de- serve to be noted. Freshmen goalie Bob Yokemick played very well and was an important factor in the games which were played. With a great many underclassmen return- ing next year, Gettysburg lacrosse fans should indeed look for another successful season. AWF-'Ww-w.., . n ax ???bano. L ' Fahd 4 u c.. u-.. w x. n..- - Track 1976 In Coach Barry Streeter's first season, the Track and Field team won the MAC crown. Led by the record breaking mile relay team of Mark Dottavio, Dale Luy, Jim Sims and Jim Martino, the Bullets had an outstanding year. Dis- tance runners Bill Ceating, Mark Roddy and Ed Riggs; middle distance runners Howie Carpenter and Pat Train- or; sprinters Jim Sims, Jim Martino, Tom Gorecki; and hurdlers Bob Gills and John Batdorf all ran well. The field event saw George Vallone dominating the pole vault, and George Heller defeating his competition in the high jump. Shot putters Tom Patterson and Jon Stabler, javelin hurler Pete Jurgs, and discus thrower Paul Barbadoro all did well in the field events. The talent for another MAC crown will remain in next year's squad, as only a few seniors will be lost to graduation. 132 t W MINI . ; ,A6.-.:..; .1...-.4 .yJ.Q:.. Fivas: k-v'ih-v. .68 Mt St. Marfi 6mm 101 Albright -1 t I I -.'-x r-t-ag- v x.- . J...$-. M...- x- Baseball1976 Coach Gino Hummel's Baseball team finally was able to put its talent together to finish with a .500 season. In spite of the loss to Muhlenberg in a preliminary playoff game, the campaign was highly successful. The leading hitter was Junior Second baseman Jeff Newman with a .392 mark. Other components of this highly stable infield were Scott Luschenat L307i at first, Bucky Newsome L314i at short, and Senior Captain Bobby Canter i.315i at third. Good performances were turned in by Sophomores Hank Willard L351i and George Gabriel t.267i. The team was hurt by the loss of Stan Gray for a great part of the season as it is im- possible to lose a player of Stan's ability without feeling the effect. Catcher Mike Hackett i.288i provided the stability behind the plate and was ably assisted by Chuck Vanasdalan. Freshman Dave Hartman pitched well, having a 6-1 mark with a 2.72 ERA. Other pitchers seeing action were Dan Alleman, Bob Henry, Neil Hawkins, and John Krumrine. Providing a replacement for Canter and some strong arms to help the pitching staff, the Baseball team next year should finally achieve that elusive MAC Crown. 134 mu. 13.!Hu..l.lv Ildi . r t. l 1313.0; 1'1?! rvtlvuh MM? w l UHly 135 BALL 1976 .3 lkvn. ml r MEN'S TENNIS Coach Bob Hulton's 1976 Tennis team posted many new Gettysburg College records. A three match shutout skein and a 10-2 mark were just a few of the highlights. ' The leaders of this team were Jack Maples and Paul Krieger. Ably assisting them were Randy Snyder, Doug ' Overman, AI Stiles, and Tom Cosinuke. In Doubles, 3:1 h r the Krieger-Maples; Snyder-Overman; and Stiles- - Cosinuke teams posted a 24-6-1 overall mark. The 111' loss of Maples and Stiles to graduation will hurt the :1 team but another 10-2 record is still within reach. g1 mn- v t-. k h 1.1. KW'- ' 1 '1 1 11111 xiv r'ertk-Vgl-- . t.! 'xlw x x s t; .L $969:ka -. t UUH 1 Cr xx x n? e t x :1 'I: e X'- - . x1 'x xx 'XA V! .r kxhtnxxx , 4-;dh-a- X ' 1. u . r . . . k x 1W3 1Ixruiy'r KY 1. k . t 1 x x t t. r ka'f, 1'.'1.'-KIV'!kKXxxx rherl'Kf'vY -, RX '2' yr rxxxx Khth : .X Jmfxxxkn'lix'y'x ii e I xI1thkatX tr! xxx 1.'KhX13glatr e I y . - rt' 1 ',' K V x K I ' ' xxfokat' - .K. xttxh A 1.. :3 e t .1 tiff. 1. x . t t 'r x'ikt Yk'X-xkvxvaxuht' t ...... I r 1 t e t MEN'S TENNIS 1976 Gettysburg Oppenent Lebanon Valley American Dickinson Albright F. and M. Elizabethtown Lafayette Muhlenberg Moravian Western Maryland Mt. St. Mary's Buckne 6 V2 2 V2 U1 m-xAOO-h-IV-sw Lost-Z 137 r 1 A H..:... VA.--.Mn..-. .. .m - kwvu ya ma- ' N xr-w-m -.- Women's Tennis ' 2 The Women's Tennis Team climaxed its season with the : MAC Championships played here at Gettysburg. Fresh- man Kerry Kaloudis defeated runner-up Ann Carter for g. the individual championship, in demonstrating the E strength that Gettysburg displayed continuously during x E. the season. Coach Carolyn Schlie, Seniors Carol Brown E- E and Candy Jones provided the team's leadership, 3;, 1 t which proved to be the asset to the squad. Mfg; M .5 ??Fiffl'. r; 5 J 42?. 4nd, , WM 2:31 138 J F. ' . r J: '.:r : '. v w' 4? ft 1:11 aunmm . 9.2.0111!!! a .vMXferumX K L 4 ,. . , l-TW wx mu ,,.. 2 M931 147 11W . A ' 1;; r, 2? ,,,:pn4:vflmwr,$;' W211, - ' ' ' I A' .l. A v 5 l. y. 1 W 5' ' '- 1? 2,152. 2.: A 7' .2 . ' .2 . - 2 V 4' ' A f ., V V 'l . f' 3' V I, 1 , .,,, u f 22 . M'VV f X 1 v , 1i . . . H'. - A2'i' ' 7 K' ' ff? fir ! X . A . ;. - 2-583 ' 7314 '37. ; 4 AJMI K .4. 'C'Aw ---x A Wk? 11;; '- o x f h - , WOMEN'S IENNIS 1976 Gettygbungw Mt St. Mary' s Shippensburg Millersville York Hood Elizabethtown Wilson F.8tM. Dickinson BuckneH Western Maryland Ursinus wy-hUJO'SAOSAVOS-AVV Won-10 233:;m2 :9; 5m: 5 M R;- 311': gjiwh Egoqungiigng x 9 an: warn: am! Mr E; 137:: Hrafsga 3.4!, rmzzi-n - , 5'571 A 5.7!; W Women's Lacrosse Under the new coaching tutelage of Lois Bowers, the Women's Lacrosse team improved immensely and t dropped only one game in posting a fine 7-1 record. 3 Lynn Jewell and Lori Sherman led the team in individual scoring with twenty goals and nineteen goals respective- ly. Playing a tough schedule, the Bullettes trounced teams such as Western Maryland, F. and M., and Dickin- . son. With the graduation of Lynn Jewell and Anne ' O'Dunne, the team will be hard pressed to fill those l vacancies, but a talented team returns next season. l gun WAme a.- W Dickinson Kutztown Wilson Millersville F. and M. Lebanon Valley CatOnsville Community Western Maryland com: 05 gnaw L .251 - w' 1 :1 I. 1; 1' if ' Egg; 1,3 x ah 141 1 7 LL. wah- ;,..'.. A Men's Golf 1976 t . The Golf team, coached by Joe Kent, played well, but L often inconsistently. The team was led by senior Jeff x Poet, who shot a hole in one against Lafayette which was believed to be the first one in Gettysburg golf history. Other linksmen included sophmores Jeff Frey, Mike 9 Ryan, Ed Shart and Bob Rementer; and freshman Dave t ' Boynton. Unfortunately, the season was marred by a h disqualification in the MAC tournament. With only Poet leaving, the golfers should be ready to improve next 1 I l ' 1 year's mark. on. m..- h .2:- u 1-.-.gA nnA-';-lu -.. . a.-- g- -.3 . , t .. Q , ; .. . aw .X'n . .. .t 3:;er '9 t-fht'tjtkm 142 u u.--...-x- -.- 1. .Ju 15.3.4.3; 4.. , Gettysburg ' ' 'w44m1'r5m8rxrfvg . 4. . ,1, -. 431 407 407 385 391 393 393 394 411 411 383 388 Ag: BuckneH ULafayette ' Elizabethtown 4;. and M. 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Sandi Owen 25. Lynne Zimmerman 26. Carol Conner 27. Leslie Keting 28. Mary Sue Killian 29. Jennifer Stegall 30. Stacie McGivern 31. Marianne Miller 32. Meg Allen 33. Karen Miller 34. Joan Fischer 35. Ann Gordon 36. Susn Saxton 37. Anne Pulliam 38. Sally Gearhart 39. Hope Dyer 40. Susan Daly 41. Lorie Troutwein 42. Joan Sonzogni 43. Leslie Addis 44. Kathy Hargreaves 45. Janice Tomlin 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 4 T, Joan Beardsley Josie Merriken Barbara Cornwell Denise Miller Beth Haldeman Jennifer Carr Barbara Cyphers Linda McCausland Donna Crudelli Not Pictured Nancy White Jane Hyland Debbie Myers Susan Heidt lane Hickman Jamie Moffat Deb Rising Pat Wheatley Janice Stowe Janet Morgan Judy Adams Wendy Adams Ginny Crowley SueFee Laurie Moyer Maureen Relle Cindy Ward Kathy Wetherill Vickie Weagley OJNOHU'IJkWNA 4.4.1.: WN-XOED 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 . Sue Phillips . Sue Crouch . Sue Matts . Carol Brown . Deb Myers . Jill Lodgek . Diane Dehnenkamp . Patti Horton . 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Debbie Gobstein Donna llg Anne Sykes Leslie Baker Jayne Anderson Erica Fischer Linda Eckard Linda Fickel Not Pictured Cindy Beynon Jennifer Dill Leslie Hall Betsy Hely Sue Hug Lisa Lamlein Dale Nickon Meike Randall Anne Rutters Jeanne Treacy Karen Wannamaker Karen Weldy Legene Wert Mary Lou Wilson Patty Woods . war. '73 : 7 :Kt- T; 4 4: 7r? 1 :- ; khw: . g 134 .1 .1; 4; j ,1 l: '7 l Zr... ..w - 44.7W;-1P. 7im3-.Mm ,, W. 4. -: 3.3.... - 4 qr ?'i 4. $313451. ?:?.?F .-.v c.- . .-A . 1....xgh-J-4- 164 Barb Stedman Charlene Milke Janet Martin Laura Linn Janet Rebuck Sally Hardesty . Cathy Kaericher . Jan Reichard . Jane Atkinson . DoriBond . Flo Click . Beth McNamara . Betsey Hershey . Joy Foehl . Patti Ryan . Joanne Keleher . Karen Burton . Sharon Longenecker . Mary Wasilewski . Julie Spear . Anne Peitz . Sue Weigand . Carol Ryan . Judy Bley . Sue Johnson . Ann Baumunk . Carol Ashman . Cindy Shindledecker 30- Sue Tall 31- Tori Beach 34. Grace Warman 35. Janice Connell 36.Lynn Barrett 37. Laurie Harker 38. Alison Day 39. Molly Strome 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. Linda Pohl Lynnae Betts Deb Nardi Sue Kelly Alice Cave Donna Ohmott Stef Hall Steph Phillips Ann Berringer Sandy Blakelok Sue Musson WUBM Jackv Reilly Not Pictured Claudia Auer Sheri MacDougal Donna Whiting Karen Garrett Patti Chambers Lynn Bawne Donna Spina Nancy Bruun Debbie Smith Carol Erickson Karen Hewitt Sharon Workman Deb Lary Kathy Schirmer . Chris Arndt . Mark Brigham . Rob Blomberg . Steve Shorrock . Tom Beaver . Jeff Snyder . Frank Navas . Fran Cannon . Mark Dottavio 10. Frank Valente 11. Jay Eagen 12. Pete Shults 13. Rico Carty 14. Sam Fitzpatrick 15. Duncan Becker 16. Jim Martino 17. Bob Rudisill 18. Dave Blaha 19. Pat Barnes 20. Scott Wilde 21. Jim McGough 22- Judge Stidman 23. Bruce Caren 24. Dave Baca 25. Tim Stauning 26. Jeff Bivans 27. Geoff Carty 28. Shane Gerber 29. Kevin Carson 30. Greg Gilmore 31. Bob Hincke 32. Jeff Bryant 33. 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Brian Ellis 15. Landy Askew 16. Rodger Mills 17. Lou Cummings 18. Jeff Drummond 19. Greg Natello 20. Rob Cleveland 21. Bob Gills 22. Dave Czuba 23. Greg Farno 24. Jay Gates 25. Tom Tillett 26. Jim Baker . Chris Mihok . Jon Hanna . Matt McManness . Bruce Vosburg . Zippy Edwards . Jack Howard . Bob Barth . Dave Whitehead . Dale Yingst Not Pictured Jeff Bartolino Ray Laudo Tim Murphy Jeff Barber Steve Shaeffer Karl Freidman Tad Leib John Scibilia Bob Bucher Chuck Vanasdalan John Wareham Pete Chapman Bill Albright 12,531: 312...,m4 ' :51 . K Wk' m 1. G. 30. J. Meyers 2.K.Aungst 31.R.McHugh 3. J. Gray 32. B. Wertz 4. M. Shaffer 33. W. Bryce 5. D. Devlin 34. T. Connars 6. J. Forney 35. K. Gilfillan 7. C. Weaver 36. B. Henderson 8. G. Vallone 37. C. Manning 9. W, Colgan 38. P. Rudzinski 10. C. Cook 39. G. Knight 11. D. Boynton 40. D. Snavely 12. B. Hearne 41. P. Servo 13. S. Cayman 42. F. Purdy 14. J. Boland 43. E. Schweizer 15. B. Krupp 44. s. Graver '0 16. D. Watters 45. S. 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Deborah Myers Deborah Menne . Cynthia Bitely . Deborah Dahlberg .Joan Puzzini . Mary Harris Not Pictured Pamela Roth Kathryn Uldin Carol Pilling Nancy Nase Sandra Jones Jane Gessell Laurie Youngs Terri Stull Karen Erickson Jill Nelson V. W... 'mk x .'. N -Jt 1- . 0001191F1PWN9 Glenn Gorman Jeff Kemmerer Allen Bernstorf Harry Sink Ron Mosebrook Jim Hinman . Tom Lang . Rick Kruger . Rick Copeland . Peter Rodino . William Haren . Jeff Warner 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. Charles Shively Philip Bowman John Horner Robert Lewis Dave Xander Dale Miller Mack Yocum Eric Blackmer John Erickson Bruce Hunter Jeff Sanders Thomas Warman . Thomas Leitzel . John Holmes . Robin Mountenay Not Pictured Robert Shaeffer Walter Everett Jim Walsh Don Unger Stan Schoonover Don Smith Bill Rhines Charles Brogan Allen Dubbs Glen Earley Jeff Priester Dave Sheriff Don Whitaker Porter Clapp Ken Williams Dave Furst Matt Klickman .4. 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' . war: $5,, - v 3 .- ..a. . .. . .' l.!513,3Ag-Tej;3 '23:,H Jack Duffy John Weiss Bob McClenathan Bryan Kluck Rex Martin . Ed Zittlau Jeff Pearson Tom Eisenhart Steve Fireoved , ance Powers Rich Hurt Tom Patton Dave Hunsecker Dave Alexander Jeff Glisson Pete Virzi Glen Carberry Butch Vierick Rick Holler , Paul Eklof . Pete Pavlis , JimJaques Rick Robb , Pete Roche 26 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. , Jerry Krone Steve Post Paul Reynold Tom Vignola Dennis Demetris Don Hilbinger Scott Morschauser Rick Banta Dan Conlon John Meixel Jim Mackey Dave Perry Larry Walker Not Pictured Paul Bardwell Steve Bogdanoff Mike Burrows Joe Eshelrhan Mark Kaylor Bill Proehl Randy Snyder Tom Volpicelli EETWQMM p.345. Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 Craig R. Ackerman Brian D. Adamson C i Gino Alberto 13 . u E . E Caroline J. Allen Margaret W. Allen Audrey J. Anderson Andrea M. Arena Jennifer A. Armstrong Jane A. Atkinson Preston Ayars III Amy C. Bahr i E. 2 ' E Casey F. Alexander 9a- a-..-;. ' E . Mark E. Bailey E Leslie A. Baker . E E Michael A. Baker E E ' J. Patrick Barnes Lynn Barrett Jeffrey A. Bartolino Ann E. Baumunk Charles E. Bayliss ll Victoria S. Beach J. Jeffrey Bell Laurie A. Bell -4... - E Debra E. Bates i r-u-A- David M. Bennett Frank G. Bennett E Kimberlea Bennett ii Jennifer A. Benson l Susanne M. Beres E Catherine M. Berley A 2-9;...- hu9-9 .1? Michael D. Berner IE E Karen A. Beveridge E ' E Bruce L. Billos E E E Eric F.Blackmer 3 l E ' Kimberly R. Bowers E E E PhilipC.Bowman a E Lynn L. Bowne E ' David A. Boynton E E ' Karen E.Branditz jE Richard B. Brandt, Jr. '3 ; Martin W. Brechbiel l: Barbaranne Broderick 178 Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 E : E E3; Lori A. Brucker ; E '3 Richard T. Burke EEE: Thomas W. Burkett E 3:; Daniel K. Burns E E.: Michael I. Burrows E Sandy D. Burton E William B. Butler . ,E Sherry L. Cain Alethea F. Carpousis ' Karen A. Carski Patti A. Chambers . David M. Charley I Glenn R. Christensen 3 Susan E. Claney . Anita E. Clarkin 3 Jennifer E. Coates E Bob Colangelo E Dana A. Conant E Robin A. Connors E Elizabeth A.Coombe E 13- Maryanne Coons I Gail L. Cooper 3- Virginia B. Crowley E Barbara A. Cyphers l 1: Jonathan T. Dare E 3': Lori L. Davenport E Margaret E. Davey 3 EE John V. David E Priscilla J. Davies 3 E Virginia G. Denny E Janice G. Derrickson E EEE Margaret A. DeWald ' EE Richard A. DiMaria E E Sondra A. Dimond E 31 David F. Donahue E E Patricia Donnelly l E '21; E E? E3 34 Deanna L. Doris I E E Mark L. Dottavio 3 E m:- Clayton L. Doughty I E E 1 ii ' i E i: '5 Lauren Douglas , : I E Thomas A. Dowgin E 9 Christopher J. Dreher E E 0 E ii 179 E 33a 1i 3 i 133 Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 Linda C. Druschel Susan L. Dunham Patricia A. Dunn Dennis B. Durkin Gloria J. Dutton Stephanie L. Dye ? 9 I w ' nun 3 9 . Sheryl L. Dyer '. a Jay Eagen Donna G. Earl I Linda J. Eckard I Kathleen A. Eckenrode Tari L. Eckersley Michael T. Eckhardt Bob Edwards Lovette M. Eichelberger Walter E. Elcock Brynn L. Ely ? Katherine A. Engel .I- m...- w Cindy Eni 9 Charles R. Eppleman L 9 Karen L. Erickson ' Craig M. Everett Michael A. Falco, Jr. Sally L. Fancher Sylvia M. Farrell Cheryl A. Faul Jill A. Fausold Joanna L. Feer Catherine A. Feil Christy Ferran gas n n-9u Gregory C. Fetters Linda J. Fickel Beverly A. Fischer i Leslie K. Flexer Marjorie A. Frankenbach Michael Freda . --.H' h- 9-9 x x I ? Stephen D. Friars i Janet R. Fryer ! i --J1 Craig B. Fryhle Robert D. Gadient Pamela H. Gallup Richard S. Gambino ' Valerie J. Gara 3 Bruce D. Garen 3 Karen A. Garrett j John Gautraud 3 Sally L. Gearhart William J. Geating v... Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 Matthew C. Gibson Barbara L. Gilbreth Florence A. Click Douglas L. Good Jeffrey H. Gott Susan Gregory Katherine Grieger Therese M. Groome Cindy L. Gruen Kathy 5. Guckes Joel C. Hager . Jeffrey D. Hallett Ann L. Hamilton Lynn C. Hamilton Leigh A. Hammer Anne M. Hanley William E. Haren Susan J. Harris Penny C. Heimbaugh Diane L. Heller . Elizabeth M. Herald 1;? Charlotte A. Heverly Nancy J. Horn John W. Howard Carol Howarth . Meredith H. Howson ; Kathy A. Hughes Trevor L. Huth Donna M. llg Lynelle B. Jenik Susan L. Johnson 3' Timothy J. Johnson 3 E3 Fiona K. Jones 3 Karen E. Jones 1. Douglas S. Joyce 3 '13 P. Michael Kachidurian ' ' 1 Kerry Kaloudis 3 JohnA.Kaswandik : E 3 J.McCauley Keenen 3 JoanneM.Keleher 1 3' Lynda A.Keller 3 11311 PaulM.Kelly 1 LAN Brian D.Kennedy 5 Nanch.Kenney . 3333 Dan Kern 3 3,1 BarbaraA.Killian E 33 Eileen E.King . 3 Peter H. Kirby E i ,3. 1 1 3 933 181 3 ' E p Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 Matthew W. Klickman . Suzanne A. Klinger ' Catherine A. Knight Douglas R. Knowles Margaret C. Koehler Eva J. Konkoly I -..n ' ; , Dean A. Kremer , Steven L. Kreseski ' : Ken R. Krissinger - Nancy E. Krone John N. Krumrine ' Maura L. Kruse Lisa A. Lamlein Dianne Lappe Raymond L. Laudo Jack C. Lauffenburger Kim S. Law Frank M. Leake .- .1...- v 1 Patricia A. Lehman ' Mary K. Lemmon ; 1 Kenneth R. Lennington ' Douglas A. Line 1 Kimberly Ling Laura V. Linn Susan E. Lintner Leslie A. Locke Koen O. Loeven ! Edward V. Lis l Kenneth P. Loher Susan B. Long a 1 C. Robin Losey j 1 Bill A. Lotsey I n l1 1 Bill S. Loughran ,1 9 , LeonardJ.Luckenbacklll MargitSue Lykens . Melanie l. Maddox George A. Maier 5 Susan J. Maizel i 1 Chris K. Manning I Diane Marosy 182 Class Of 1979 Class Of 1979 Rex R. Martin II John S. Martino Denise C. Masano Stuart E. May Michael S. Mazero Linda C. McCausland Gregory S. McDermott Scott B. McEvoy James J. McGough Matthew S. McManness Lorraine M. McMiIlen Ned J. McNeal Constance R. Meissner Deborah A. Menne Charlene A. Milke James K. Hill Denise A. Miller Jane L. Minnich Greg J. Mizell Barbara C. Monaghan Richard H. Montague Christopher M. Moore Suzanne M. Moore Lynne A. Morrison Vanessa L. Mossman Patricia A. Motheral Marcie Mountzoures Kevin J. Mullaney Peter G. Muller Jan M. Murphy Tim R. Murphy Jeff N. Murray Barbara A. Myhre Barbara J. Nelson Eric J. Nelson Jill J. Nelson Carol J. Neus Anne R. Nogatch Mary S. Nulty LuAnn Oakes Donna L. Ohmott Tony G. O'Malley 183 Class Of 1979 Class Of1979 Mary E. O'Mara Susan E. Oostdyk Steven D. Overly Sue Ann Owen Bradford C. Palmer Ellen C. Pannell Lisa B. Parker James E. Partridge Jill R. Passes Kay L. Patton Alison N. Paul Susan E. Paul Jeffrey K. Pearson Karen S. Pechter Anne C. Peitz Claudia M. Pelliciotti Susan L. Perine Constance S. Peterman c..-. x-; .u- ' Cheryl L. Peterson Edward T. Peterson Karen E. Peterson Susan Phillips Charles B. Pianko Aimie C. Plank Kathleen M. Potosnak Robyn L. Priest Bill S. Proehl Kathleen M. Prokop W. Jean Pugh Jim M. Purcell lm-Au Joan M. Puzzini Laura E. Quigley Jeffrey M. Ramsdell Nancy A. Ranek Thomas M. Read Elizabeth E. Reeder : x...;; h...-. Cheryl A. Richard Mary E. Richardson Daphne A. Riker Richard Robb Peter G. Roche Peter V. Rodino Donald C. Roos Cindy B. Rossner Barbara A. Roth Richard M. Rubio Bob Rudisill 1f ; 184 Rick R. Russo Tom J. Rutter MaryBeth Sahlaney Nancy 0. Samler Susan E. Santos Edward M. Schaefer Jeffrey P. Schiffman Kurt M. Schmidt Lynn Scillieri Ami C. Setright Lynn J. Shollenberger Martha J. Shurts Lynne A. Silva Ruth E. Silvis Cynthia A. Smilak Carol M. Smith Scott A. Smith Sharon C. Smith Thomas S. Smith Jeffrey C. Snyder Larry H. Snyder Susan J. Solomon Joan A. Sonzogni Julie L. Spear Donna J. Spina Andrew M. Spindell Wayne A. Stahlmann Andrew W. Stark Barbara M. Stedman David B. Stein John R. Steinberg Teena L. Stewart Lynn M. Stover Frances A. Strizzi Terri F. Stull Carol A. Sullivan Anne C. Sykes Sue H. Thornton Tom P. Tillett Mildred S. Tome Barbara J. Toscano Doug D. Traverso Mary J. Tower Carol E. Twitchell Karen Tykal Barb Ulmer Theresa B. Vanderbilt Susan G. VanHorne l x 185 ' g ' ? Class Of1979 Class Of 1979 Bryn L. VanZandt Joseph M. Vaugues 3 Thomas J. Vignola 3 3 Joseph M. Vought ' 3 Frederick B. Waechter 53' 1 3 Cynthia A. Ward ,3 3 z 33 2 1 3 Elizabeth B.Ward 3 Elizabeth T. Waters ' Lisa C. Way 3 : i Meredith A. Weber 13 . ' Susan J. Weigand ' 2 Paul S. Welliver 3 . 3 Elizabeth A. Wells E3 3 . Diane E. Wendel 33 I Suzanne M. Wester :34 i Patricia Ann Wheatley 3 George H. White Ill 131 Donna L. Whiting :3 E ,, 3 3' l ' Cynthia J. Williams i 3 g 3 3 '3 5 3 ' 3 3 Claire A. Wilmot : E ' i , 3 Anne B. Wilson Mary L. Wilson Rebecca L. Wilson 3 William C. Wockenfuss Robert C. Woerner 3 Peggy Wolfe 3 3 : 3-4.x h-A-x-t Kathryn F. Wolford E James P. Woodnorth 3 3 Jennifer A. Worme 3 3 Michael S. Worthington I3 1 1 DaleJ.Yingst :3; 3 3 Robin LYingst I i 3 3 LaurieJean Youngs Audrey C. Zacharias 3 3 Meg L. Zimmerman j' Joseph M. Zubia .3 Mary B. Zurell 3 31 Carolyn Zygmont '3' ' I 4- ,. y . h I m 7m- 4 4' N w w, ., ' ' f w ' Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 :1 ,f; Laurie J. Adams I. L Henry J. Albert ; 3 Gregory R. Albright If I C Ann M. Ambrovich -I I : Michael W. Anderson lIi I . Eunice L. Andrews I3; 2 Samuel J. Ars'ht 'I . Carol B. Ashman $1 I Mark G. Atherholt Ii : 5 Linda A. Auger H: . I Celine L. Azizkhan . I Marcia L. Baker I . Patricia L. Bannon H . John A. Banta 1 I Pamela A. Bare i; j Michael W. Barnes I 3' Peter J. Barnes III Hi: I Sabra E. Barnes MI I Jonathan B. Batdorf II Craig P. Battisfore IIMI I I I Barbara A. Beadling N? I Janice L. Beechwood 'I Jonathan D. Beu f I Debra E. Benner ' I i 1 Dawn M. Benson ; g SandraJ.Berlin I Z I Jeffrey M. Bikle : ! 1 Robert W. Bilheimer ,2 ! 1 Bruce T. Bills i George D. Black ? David W. Blaha I Sandra L. Blakelock I Judy J. Bley ' I James L. Boland II Betsy D. Bortner 3 Andrew P. Bosetti !: I 1 I: ; I ; ii l n+9 m Class Of 1978 Class Of1978 Frederick E. Botterbusch H William D. Bowe George M. Boyer Kurt M. Brock Charles E. Brodine Robert D. Brundage James A. Brunswick Wendell L. Bryce Stephen W. Buehler Joseph L. Burke Tim P. Burke William M. Butkus Marc A. Cacciarelli Carol A. Campbell Francis J. Cannon Daniel J. Capozzi Beth L. Carnahan A. Ann Carter Alice L. Cave Randolph M. Chambers Lynne P. Clark Mark A. Clark Philip E. Claussen Robert C. Cleveland Robert S. Cole Daniel R. Conlon Hartley 5. Connett Ted Conwell Caryn E. Crim Susan M. Crouch Edward T. Crowe David W. Crudden Donna L. Crudeli Louis J. Cummings Alan E. Danielson Peter L. D'Attili Debora S. Davis Nancy J. Davis Alison V.B. Day Sandra G. Demuth Thomas L. Detweiler Nancy L. Di Blasi Erwin J. Dill Christopher J. Doran Robert J. Drummond Sidney Duerr James S. Dunlop 189 J ; Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 Denis J. Dwyer Alison D. Echard ;; Richard H. Edwards 3K Sandra L. Edwards f . ' Deborah A. Egan ' W John C. Eiche Paul E. Eklof I John E. Erickson ' Mark S. Erts . Shaun Eyring ' Christina J. Fantine Gregory A. Farno Elizabeth S. Faron Kristin M. Fellows Dianne Ferguson Elizabeth A. Ferguson Georgina S. Ferran Peter W. Filiaci :- x-..- . Carolyn Finger Erica L. Fischer Samuel J. Fitzpatrick . Robert M. Florian J. Charles Forney Richard R. Forster Robert R. Forster Nancy J. Franklin I ! Mindy S. Freeman 1 i Jeffrey A. Frey i .u-- - V Karl B. Friedman Alan J. Fuerstman Robert M. Fuoss George R. Gabriel Holly E. Gabriel Keith J. Gallaher Patricia Gardner 3 Adam A. Garth 1 J-NAL. h.- -' !: 1 Daniel J. Gauthier Kathleen M. Gauthier ; 1 Laura Giambalvo 1 Li GeorgeJ. Giannoni Greg L. Gilmore Deborah A. Gobstein Kathryn Goddard Kenneth M. Goddu Nancy A. Going Ann C. Gordon Thomas J. Gorecki Glenn 5. German Richard L. Gorsuch Mark R. Gould Peter J. Grady Nancy E. Grasing Jon D. Gray Scott H. Greenberg Laurence C. Grotheer Lance E. Grove Steven P. Gruver Anne L. Guldin Linda S. Haar Diana G. Habicht Christian C. Hager, Jr. Keith A. Hallowell Jonathan C. Hanna Maureen A. Hardy John S. Harker Laurie E. Harker Scott R. Harner Debra A. Hart Michele M. Hausmann Neil E. Hawkins George A. Hay James W. Healey Scott D. Heberling Joseph J. Hedash Susan C. Heidt Holly A. Heintzelman George Edward Heller Craig L. Helmuth David M. Heneghan Michael J. Henrich Robert W. Henry Barbara A. Hess 191 U3 W: ' 9 Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 Jane W. Hickman , ; Scott Higgins 1 Monica Hilding 1 2 Robert T. Hincke Pamela J. Hinton Cam Hitchcock Jeffrey L. Hoachlander . Thomas S. Hoffman . Leslie F. Hogg . Brad M. Hollabaugh j Diann K. Holland . Frederick W. Holler Gretchen A. Hook , John L. Horner A. Clifton Houghton Robin L. Hurd Lynn E. Hyde Pamela M. lovino Linda J. lvester Diane P. Jackson a 1 Jeffrey S. Jackson ' Arthur F. Jacobus l Andrew W. Johnson ! Stephen Kasay l l Leslie J. Keating 1 Sharon A. Keech J. Michael Kelly I Jeffrey D. Kemmerer I 1 Patricia A. Kendig Kim L. Kiec Jay P. Kile Michael D. Kirby Meredean B. Kluth 7 Max H.R. Knoecklein, Jr. Alain G. Koch Joyce L. Koury .--. 1 p-AAI-u '1 William M. Kramer Barbara A. Kretzing R. Kathleen Kruse Lawrence D. Kuch Barbara J. Kupfer Kurt E. Kramer l Scott R. Lange Eileen M. Pehanich '79 Carolyn A. Latshaw Susan M. Large i : Marc E. LaRocque ' g Debby E. Lary 192 Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 Christopher J. Lee Diane A. Lenker Sara J. Levandoski Lisa A. Lewenstein ' 2 Claudia C. Libis '5 1 5,1. Peter G. Ligon g Karen L. Lindsten E5 Linda M. Lobdell E? Holly S. Lovelace 5; Debra L. Lush 5 Dale R. Luy ; Donald G. Luy 3..h I William M. Lyons .2, Shawn C. MC Bride William J. McBride Wendy L. McCulloh Norice A. McGrath Mark W. McKendry . Scott D. McMorris Sandra L. McPhail . .. Patty A. McVey Holly L. MacEwen L . Elizabeth W. MacNeil 1 Kim I. Maloney . Floris M. Marks ' .3; Scott D. Martin ' 5 Scott R. Martinet James P. Martino Barbara J. Matheson Thomas A. Mazzuchi Lisa A. Melmeck 1 . Josie G. Merriken . i, Dwight l. Michael 5 Dale P. Miller 'w' 3 Patricia A. Miller 5 Janice E. Mitchell :a Mary E. Moon Robby A. Mooney i 193 .5.' l.rl l ' Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 Laurie B. Moore ' James A. Moreno i . Robert W. Morin Cynthia A. Mosser ' ; ' Elizabeth A. Murcott 1 Vincent B. Murphy Barbara E. Murray ' John E. Muscalus Anthony M. Napolitano Paul W. Neu .3. u-..-..-- . Earl V. Newsome, Jr. Wayne L. Nieme x Beth A. Nolan ' Susan M. Notto Peter J. Oliver Laura Ondrush Terence C. O'Neill 1 Susan M. O'Reilly ; John M. Ortenzio : t Rebecca A. Otte : ' Sandra l. Owen Gary W. Patrick -AJ-I - v sun.- .4 L. Thomas Patterson Elizabeth A. Pense Kenneth F. Perry Gregg W. Peters Kathleen A. Peters William G. Pfister 1 --A;..A Hn.- Linda C. Pohl ' 1 Enid J. Powers I VanceE. Powers William H. Pratt Mark B. Prentice Lawrence D. Prisco Anne M. Pulliam . Joan L. Rader ! Deborah A. Rammel , Lloyd G. Ramming Lawrence l. Rappoldt Ir Chris M. Re' r Class Of 1978 Class Carolyn L. Reed Krista G. Reichard Paul J. Rein Tim S. Rexon Robert E. Reisenberger Frank Ritter Mary E. Roach Douglas T. Roberts Stephen G. Roche William J. Rochette Kristel G. Rohland Stephanie A. Ross Paul A. Rudzinski Paul F. Ruths Michael D. Ryan Craig J. Sabatino Thomas C. Savoth Selma N. Sayin Katherine A. Schirmer Christine Schmidt Nancy L. Schroeder Sandra D. Scull Mark A. Seiffert Ann K. Settle Mirhael E. Shaffer Mike C. Sharrett Jean M. Shaw Robert G. Sheaffer Steven C. Sheaffer Cynthia B. Shindledecker Darcel Shoemaker Craig A. Showvaker David M. Shultz Richard A. Shute Tricia A. Sirica J. Matthew Skinner David A. Sleppy Kenneth G. Small Paul A. Smeraski Todd R. Smith Rebecca 5. Snook Margaret A. Sombar 195 , ; Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 David T. Speier Cynthia L. Spell . L Timothy A. Spence i I James W. Sperry .2 Robert H. Stark, Jr. 1. Timothy C. Stauning 1 Paul M. Steckel Richard D. Steele ' ; Jennifer J. Stegall . 3 Karen L. Steinour . J. Scott Stevenson Sandra B. St. George Douglas E. Stitt Sandra R. Stone Dawn L. Suckling Gordon E. Summers Randall C. Sutter James C. Swinson ix. M...- - Carol L. Talley Keith W. Tamlyn April G. Tanio I Roberta R. Tarullo Roger D. Tonneman Lorie A. Trautwein Elise A. Triano Kevin Tylus Donald G. Unger Lisa A. Utley Teresa M. Van Winkle A .u;- - - ! 1 Frederick L. Trayser I I i l Thomas J. Varian Scott A. Vojcsik Tom Volpicelli Jean E. Wagner Fred E. Wahrlich Virginia L. Waldkoenig . --gu-.-I .I Grace A. Warman ; : Kenneth E. Washburn !? I Mary A. Wasilewski Edward A. Wassmer I . Gayle L. Watkins ; I 1 I Robert G. Weinstein I i I William R. Weisberg 1 Carolyn L. Wentzel I Eric J. Werner . Kathryn V. Wetherill ' Paul M.Whitson I; Scott E. Wilde 7 9 1 .I n m r w a mdl mm a W cm .I t kmw Mob .0 g h .0. .Wm HHH in n n cab a u WiW W .n aOU uca Zmlm .w. wa xwm ymz Azm WWW, ecov. MM lonh PnM vur v 6 ac e a n a r n n n e r ase ei s w 383 toa D.ID QDM 0V1 NHN SDB L JLE Class Of 1978 Class Of 1978 I WK... . . ...... ., w. 7 Q. x . . v... 7 . .oxtw. , x. . . Q wh $ V. t 9 x y. N! X Y .. J. . . n .v . W ' : f O I g - R k t - ..; . '3 9 33.? ' .i :1: A?! 'A Ias t 2 L. X S Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 : . ' Susan Abercrombie i; t Andree M. Adams 3;; ll z 11 ' 7 James A. Adams . ; Judy A. Adams ea Keith B. Adams Karen B. Addison David P. Alldian Dan W. Alleman 7 Dexter E. Allen Susan E. Allen v-7 .-. 7.:- T James R. Aleo ,1 Gina R. Amatucci .1 7 1 Jackson L. Anderson, Jr. 3 ' Jayne Y. Anderson J. Chris Arndt David L. Ashworth John L. Askew, Jr. 7 Jill M. Askey 9 1 Andi Auld James R. Baker 7 Robert J. Banco Richard D. Banta .. Paul J. Barbadoro Paul Bardwell Kim A. Barley Robert L. Barth Bruce Y. Bassett Elizabeth A. Bates . 1-7,- h-7-- ; Clifton T. Beck '7 William S. Belinsky Donna K. Berner Robert A. Bernstori I; 7 Ann L. Berringer L Carol A. Bertolet !, j Gretchen N. Best I RobertW. Bew E Paul R. Bibeau '7 Cynthia L. Bitely 7 ; Jeffrey D. Bivans Ann M. Bowie 200 rl $0.4... .2574 Q m m m 0 -h A LO V N D. DJ m m 0 -h .4 LD V N James P. Brennan Mark P. Brigham Walter C. Brogan Patricia M. Bryan Jeffrey C. Bryant Kathy A. Bryson Nancy L. Buckwalter Timothy R. Burniston J. William Butzner ' ,5. Paula Campbell . John R. Capitanelli g; I Michael J. Carlson Hf Kenneth E. Carpenter Jennifer L. Carr Robert C. Carty Richard W. Claar ,1, , '11? Christy Clark . Steven C. Clipman , 1; Cynthia LCluss ,4 IF Daniel F. Cohen 1 Craig M. Cole 1 Walter F. Colgan ' Penny Comp Janice L. Connell Carol L. Conner Marilue M. Cook Scott P. Cooper Richard E. Copeland Kevin R. Cornwall w Steven D. Costomiris Heather J. Craig David W. Cross Richard 5. Cross Diane M. DiSapio ,. 5, Patricia A. Donnelly ; 5 Elaine W. Downs I; G Edward T. Drury I 3 Debra C. Dudley I i Richard F. Cucco ! V '3 Susan F. Curry f ,; John C. Curtis --- 35 g; II r David Czuba ig David F. Dalessio i Virginia L. Davis I 4, John D. Deignan gi Mi Gary V. DeSousa ,3 ; Dennis F. Devlin 1' ! Christopher J. DiCorpo : 201 I - Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 Robert N. Duelks Susan K. Dunton 7 ' Karen A. Dworski I Karen L. Eaken ; Thomas Ehrhart J Brian S. Ellis ; Elizabeth M Emile ; Betsey Ermentrout . 3 Bruce T. Evans . j Gary W. Fielding ' ' Patricia A. Finley Kristine J. Fitzpatrick Mike D. Fleischman Stephen R. Flynn ' 7 Joy K, Foehl I David R. Francis I ! Nancy Fuchella Kevin M. Gaffney ' I Elizabeth N. Garr Thomas N. Gates Wilton J. Gates IV Samuel W.F. Cayman -- Mark G. Gerelus Jane B. Gesell Nancy L. Gibbs Jeffrey Glisson John R. Gonos 7 Julie L. 6005 7 Bradford C. Gordon Fred C. Graham 1-- - James 5. Gray Edward W. Greenslit Janette L. Guarisco Paul P. Guss Walter E. Gutowski Michael J. Hackett 4 -.4.4 h...- Bruce R. Hager 7 Paul Haire 7 Bethany J. Haldeman Leslie J. Hall Ii 7 Stephanie L. Hall 1 H. Stevens Hamm Kathy A. Hargreaves -r Keith A. Hassler ; 1 Therese M. Hatzes ' u Marc L. Held '3 Elizabeth A. Hely 3 l Kathleen Hely l . 202 Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 Cheryl I. Hendrickson Christopher N. Herko Lynne E. Herring Betsey J. Hershey 7 Richard G. Hess Donald P. Hilbinger Frank C. Hilton Joanne Hines Cecilia A. Hoff $ 3 Shawn Hofford 7 Elizabeth W. Hornsby 7i F William J. Horstmann, Jr. Marcia A. Horting Jay P. Howell '7' Susan R. Hug David W. Hunsecker 1h Colette E. Hunt fil' Mark B. Hutchinson . .7 i; Gregory M. lmperiale Katie E. Jackson Karen E. Jeppesen 1 7 Richard B. Johnson J. Scott Jones Sandra L. Jones Victor R. Kalman .1 June E. Keating .,f Bruce K. Keim v, gi Deardra A Keller I Michael S. Kennedy Bob E. Kerr : . Peter B. Kewitt -i: Martha L. Keyes 7E Stephen R. Kies , . Mary S. Killian 1H Bryan W. Kluck 7 John C. Knob '? ; RichardJ.Koch j g Amy L. Kormanski ' Frederick W. Kruger, Jr. 7 33: William G. Krupp Dale D. Kuhlman -. ; :3 Jay C. Lagomarsino 203 Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 7 Gregory J. Landrey Craig A. Latshaw L Donald L. Lehr 1t Keith B. Lehr 7 1 Thomas C. Leitzel Donald W. Leslie, Jr. ; John W. Leslie 3 Marc A. Levin Theodore G. Lieb Robert M. Liess ' Sharon J. Longenecker 3 1 Scott W. Luschenat Laurene G. Lyden Jerry J. Lynott Robert A. McClenathan 7- c..-- - Sheri A. MacDougal 1 7 Laurene J. McDonough ' Raymond F. McHugh 7' Jackie A. McLohne a Beth McNamara Richard V. Maiocco Holly C. Mackenzie Melinda J. Mangold Nancy L. Mariani .74- . - Janet L. Martin Sandra J. Maruchi 7- William H. Matlack Donna M. Mattie John L. Mayer ? Richard E. Mayo 7-7t-u-u . --;Q n...- . Susan M. Merriam : Katherine L. Mertz !I 1 John Meyer 1 l 7.- Mary H. Meyer 1 7 Christopher R.Mihok E l Karen J. Miller Roger P. Miller Rodger T. Mills l Brian T. Minnette f5 Steven C. Moles l 1 Janet L. Morgan '7 Robert Tilt Mountenay Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 Susan B. Morris James A. Morro Scott N. Morschauser Laurie D. Moyer Judy Mumford Pamela A. Murray Susan M. Musson Peter J. Nakashian Nancy Nase Frank Navas Jeffrey C. Newman Kathleen M. Neufang Dale B. Nickon Leda M. Noecker William E. Nystrom 7 Peter S. Osborne Leonard R. Oszustowicz William J. Oyler Susan L. Parks Vanessa C. Patten Thomas A. Patterson Theodore W. Lebo Cynthia M. Pennise Toni L. Peterson David F. Petrie Stephanie E. Phillips Ann M. Picciallo Barbara J. Pichert Kathy Pillote Stephen R. Post , Edward C. Powell Stephanie R. Powell Thomas M. Price ' Jeffrey R. Priester Harold W.T. Purnell ll Anne D. Quillen Henry A. Radulski George T. Ragno f Janet L. Rebuck Joanne L. Reed Stuart H. Reese Jacqueline Reilly Maureen l. Relle Bruce J. Reynolds Barbara A. Rezner ' John W. Rheiner Ill William G. Rhines, Jr. Peggy A. Richards 205 .v 7W1 . . 7m 1' 5;, Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 Todd B. Richtarek J. Edward Riggs 7; 7. Robert Risk Ill Marianne Robbins Frederick M. Rogers, Jr. A James J. Rohrback I 7 Nancy Rosenberger Patrick Rudewicz '. 3 Debra M. Rumfield ; John M. Ruppert : 1 Douglas E. Rutan j Carol E. Ryan Patricia A. Ryan Pauline E. Sahlaney Jeff 7Budgie' Sanders Jeffrey E. Schaller Richard L. Scheff Marjorie A. Scherch l 1 Paul E. Schlotthauer Stanley R. Schoonover Henry J. Schweiter 7 ..- William Sciambi ... Kirby D. Scott ... Kenneth C. Scupp, Jr. Margaret M. Seleski Robert E. Selsor James R. Selwood . 1 Mike Sensenig ' l V George W. Settle Matthew D. Shannon -'-r- . - Ernest C. Shea Peggy A. Sheely w. Samuel E. Shepard Lorelee J. Sherman Beth L. Sherrard Elaine C. Shisler ; --4-; Hun-7 Stephen J. Shorrock Steve W. Shrader I Thomas J. Shusted Robin A. Sichelstiel . Harry S. Sink IV '1 l Susan M. Sirianni . : Timothy S. Smeltz i7 I Brian L. Smith Charles S. Smith Craig L. Smith .1 .l Donald A. Smith ii Kenneth C. Smith Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 Timothy W. Smith Douglas R. Snavely Lois J. Solberg Debbie L. Sorozan Cynthia Soult Renee E. Sprole Richard A. Statesir Louis E. Steinitz John A. Stelma James W. Stewart Janice A. Stowe Bruce E. Straub Edward E. Straub, Jr. Mary L. Strome Brian A. Sullivan Jossy P. Swain Jack J. Sweeney Kathy Sylvester Charles L. Thomas William W. Thomassy W Mark W. Thompson Ann A. Thornburg .0 Patrick R. Trainor Jeanne S. Treacy Cyrus B. Tribue John L. Truax Patricia A. Truax Sara G. Uibel Susan F. Vancisin Craig L. Vandergrift 7 Richard A. Vanderlin .- James C. VanderWaaI - Stephen A. Vidal J. Stephen Vikell Walt J. Viola Peter Joseph Virzi N. Beth Volk Walter P. Wagner James J. Walsh William A. Walsleben T7 207 Class Of 1977 Class Of 1977 1. Karen S. Wanamaker 3 Thomas 'Pinson' Warman : Micheal L. 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Ray Butcher Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buzzanga Col. and Mrs. David H. Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Burr Chase Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Clark Capt. and Mrs. Richard O. Hurt, USN Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hyland Mr. and Mrs. John W. James Ill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jaques Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Jensen Mrs. Charles H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Jones Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Joyce Mr. . and Mrs. Stanley 5. Monroe . and Mrs. Horace Morgan . and Mrs. John Muscalus . and Mrs. Kenneth L. Musselman . and Mrs. J. Richard Myers .and Mrs. Robert H. Myers Mr. .and Mrs. Donald Merrihew Capt. and Mrs. H. D. Miller., USN and Mrs. William A. Monheimer and Mrs. Jose A. Naldo Mrs. Aldo A. Nardi Dr. and Mrs. D.C. Nearpass Mr. and Mrs. E. Montford Nicholas Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Northrup Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ogden Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Palm Dr. and Mrs. Paul M. Pan .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. A. Pantaleoni George Pavlis Robert A. Pickett Lucian Piegare Louis B. Pieper Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Phillippi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Poet Mr. and Mrs. Truman H. Purdy Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Quick Mr. and Mrs. William J. Reichard Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence Rineman Mr. and Mrs. Herbert P. Rutters Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ryno Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Santilli .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. John Colocousis Barry F. Coofer William H. Cooper Lawrence H. Coppock Ralph W. Cox Ray E. Dahlberg Dr. and Mrs. J. Mostyn Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Demetris Mr. and Mrs. Aaron P. Dewald Mr. and Mrs. D.W. Dodson Mr. and Mrs. Phillip J. Dolson Dr. and Mrs. Edmund B. Dombrowski Mr. and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. Paul H. Domincovich Ernest R. Eaton Jr. Richard H. Erb Charles A. Erickson Hugh Eure A. Morris Everett Donald C. Fardelmann David R. Fee Norman Filenbaum Dr. and Mrs. John A. Fischer Mr. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. and Mrs. Thomas D. Kalomatis Frank Karkuff Alexander F. Keating Sr. John P. Kellas ll Dr. and Mrs. William E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Kmetz Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Koch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Korba Mr. and Mrs. James Kretzmer Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Krompasky Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Lang Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Ledford Mr. and Mrs. J. Barron Leeds Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Leibig Dr. and Mrs. Charles L. Liebeknecht Mr. and Mrs. William T. Leonard Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Little Mr. and Mrs. William A. Lodgek Capt. and Mrs. George C. Lokay Mr. and Mrs. Laurence H. Lucker Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Luddy .John Santulli Jr. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. William R. Shelly PeterB. Schaffer Earl L. Schorpp Homer Schweppe C. John Serio Paul Servo Dr. and Mrs. Byron G. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Shovlin Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Silverberg Dr. and Mrs. William J. Stack Mr. and Mrs. S.R. Stean Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stefanic Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Stepniewski Mrs. Mildred Sternfeld .and Mrs. Harvey H. Stewart .and Mrs. John C. Stidman . and Mrs. Howard K. Stokes . and Mrs. Jesse Stone . and Mrs. Donald L. Stork . and Mrs. Leonard H. Suprise Dr. and Mrs. H. Glenn Thompson Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr .and Mrs. . and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. . and Mrs. .and Mrs. .and Mrs. Kenneth A. Tifft H. Hurlburt Tomlin Roy W. Trimmer Thomas E. Trotter Robert P. Tschop U.O. Tuomala Norman Van Arsdalen Charles W. Vanasdalan Sr. William P. Van Order Robert K. Vierick Philip A. Voltz George B. Walker William J. Walsh Harold Wareham Walton E. Warner Paul J. Weller Jr. F.H. Wemple L. Craig White Theodore R. White Ray Whitehead Dr. and Mrs. Charles R. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wiswall Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wolfe Col. and Mrs. Ernest C. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Yeo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Yeoman Jr. Dr. and Mrs. William C. 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