Harford Junior College - Owl Yearbook (Bel Air, MD)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

wax WXV $wa V77 , ; 4h 2 W, a wawik y1 MM f, 2 'WV mitw w Way: Me. wa-w w wmwm 1w VII Harlord Junior College 1966 Vol L w o E H T TABLE OF ADMINISTRATION-FACULTV - 5 GRADUATES ORGANIZATIONS - 32 ATHLETICS UNDERGRADUATES - 56 ADVERTISEMENTS CONTENTS I- MADM msfnn TION Since 1957 the number of faculty and administrative members has steadily grown. This year the College has brought together professors and instructors from various parts of the United States as well as other countries. Scholars and educates, they are dedicated to;the pursuit of knowledge. A junior college faculty, however, must also be con- cerned with the individual students. Harford's teaches devote many hours to counseling students, advising ac- tivities, and participating in College events. They have made the friendly c 3 mp us a characteristic of Harfoni Junior College. Dr. Charming R. Kao Dedication Congratulations to Harford's first full professor! Associated with the College s i nc e 1957 and presently chairman of the Social Sciences Di- vision, Dr. Channing Kao has been a major force in creating the academic climate. Following his studies and teaching at the Uni- versity of Nanking and the National Univemity of Szechwan Province, Dr. Kao came to the States to earn his doctorate in geography at the State Univemity of Iowa. In addition to various teaching posts, he has served as a fellow rat the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a scholar at Cornell University. To a gentleman and scholar. cartographer and artist, friend and class 4dvisor, the Sophomore Class proudly dedicates its yearbook. PRESIDENT Dr. Alfred C. O'Connell President Mr. Joseph S. Treu Director of Business Affairs Dean James A. Armstrong Dean of Instruction Dggmdc. um ' ADMINISTRATION Dean of Students Mr. Joseph N. Hankin Mr. Stuart Steiner Director of Evening Director of Admissions and Smnmer Sessions Mr. E. A. Smith Director of Vocational and Technical Division Mrs. Aimee O. Smith Assistant Registrar Faculty Miss Frances E. Brown Head Librarian Mr. Joseph Bogdan Mathematics Mr. Richard Aitken Music Miss Loretta E. Byrne French, Spanish Mr. John Call Mr. Ronald Windsor Health, Phys. Ed. Data Processing Dr. Victor Clare Acting Chairman, Business Administration Mr. James D'Amario Physics Mrs. Dorothy Dare Mr. Edward DeFabo Dr. Claire Eckels Guidance Counselor Biology Chairman, Humanities Mr. Lionel Edwards Mr. James H. Hopkins Mr. Wayne Housum Electronics English Chairman, Math and Engineering Mrs. Alberta Hughey Dr. Charming Kao Secretarial Studies Chairman, Social Science Mr. Paul G. Martin English Mrs. Norma McDonald Phys. Ed. He alth 10 Miss Athena Macris Mr. Brian K. McLaughlin Mr. H. Morris History English English Mr. John H. Nichols Mr. Richard O'Connell Mr. Seong H. Park Chairman, Health and Physical Art Economics Education I told you that he was a she ! 4n . Mr. Roy E. Pipher Mrs. Beulah Reimherr Mr. Edward J. Ross English English English Mr. Paul Santiago Mr. Robert Shouse Mrs. Ruth Tucker Chairman, Natural Librarian Librarian Science Division Mr. Ben T. Winn Biology . . Mr. Elmer Worth Mrs. Jean V1v13n ML James ViVian Psychology, Sociology History History 12 Faculty Not Pictured Mr. Henry Black Business Administration Mr. Lee Brown Mathematics Mr. Frank Dare Engineering Mr. Michael Famiglietti Mathematics Mr. Florio Franetovich Business Administration Mrs. Ginsey Gurney English Mr. Edward Hromanik Community Planning Mr. Melvin Metzger Mathematics Mr. Andrew Parker Engineering Mr. Ben Turner Business Administration Mrs. Shirley Wilt Science Mr. Harry Woodburn Mathematics Dr. Arthur Woodward Scie nce Secretaries , in. Miss Kay Bullock Miss Sandra Heckner 'w Miss Susan A. Miciche Miss Margaret Livezey Mrs. Mary C. Smith 13 Mrs. Philip Cioni Mrs. Betty Stephen GRADUATES Although sophomore means Lise- and $21313; we like to think that we came foolish and are leaving wise: Ex Lahore Sapientia- We were the first class to come to the new campus, but the eighth to be graduated from Harford Junior College. After the diplomas we shall disperse for further studies or work, military service or homemaking. Yet in a few months we shall come together again as alumni for our homecoming day. 15 Cherie Teresa Amato Ronald L. Bedsaul John F. Bender Student Government 2 Chessmates 2 Sec. -Treas. 16 Jeffrey N. Bergmann Christopher D. Burley Drama 1, 2 Student Government 1, 2 Football 2 Baseball 1 Handbook, Editor Jonathan W. Bortz Thomas R. Coale Madeline T. Deamico Madg e L. Divers 18 Margarita Garves Choral Assemly 2 W. R. A. Robert E. Hanson Gerald L. Horn Kenneth E. Jenkins Football 2 - N' u :. .- Kenneth L. Helen L. Kaprelian 20 Johnson m a m d m James D. Janice L. Marll Lama S. Martin Charlotte M. Mason Ambassador to Greece People-to-Pe0p1e, V. Pres. 1, Pres. 2 Yearbook 1 Newspaper, Editor 2 Student Government 1, 2 22 Barbara D. McCann People-to-People 2 Drama 1, 2 Newspaper 1, 2 Student Government 2 Choral Assembly 2 College Round 1 Soph. Class Treas. John R. McDonell Howard C. McGuirk, Jr. People-to-People 1 Newspaper 1 Student Government 1, 2 Football 2 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Golf 1, 2 Joanne M. Mingo Thomas L Moser Football 1 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1 Mahnaz Mozafari 24 Joseph M. Pearce Choral Assembly 2 Robert B. Pfau , - .3 V JMV'TI; Gerald E. Porter dgmuwwunwx:; a:a:.f; n - - a. awn. u ,. People to People 2 V w Huukuuvmu$m 3:4 Drama 1 Pres. 2 , . Student Government 1, 2 Soph. Class V. Pres. .. 4 :- ' :;;1;$g1mvw i ,1; ...un5 Bobbie J. Powers W.R.A. 2 V. Pres. Robin S. Read Emma M. Robinson Yearbook 1 Student Government 1 Cheerleaders 1, 2 26 Carolyn E. Drama 1 Gerald C. Scott Choral Assembly 2 Linda A. Smith People-to-People 2 Drama 2 Newspaper 2 Student Government Sec. Freshman Class Sec. Sophomore Class Literary Supplement 2' Richard R. Smith Kenneth G. Stout Student Government Treas. 1, Pres. 2 Alan B. Sutherland 28 ??$s m, Liz John R. Walsh Stewart E. Ward Lillian E. Watters 29 Sterling H. Wheaton Charles A. Wheeler People-to-People 1, 2 Yearbook 1, Editor 2 Student Government 1 Treas. 2 Choral Assembly 2 30 Margaret R. Anderson Billy Joe Brown Edward K. Budnick James R. Caudle Dennis E. Cregger Dorothy K. Deweese Stephen K. Greg ory Robert E. Gross Graduates Not Pictured Bruce W. Hartman Margaret J. Mahan Gary C. Orsetti Lawrence Ortt Margaret A. Riggs Dale T. Stephen John J. Tobin Virginia Weaver Organizations Each year the organizations and clubs provide the backbone of campus activity. This year, several new groups were formed. Among them, with a very impressive Christmas program, was the new choral group. Also, early in the year work began on a new College publi- cation-the Literary Supplement. Again, as always, the Student Government provided the hub around which the other organizations revolve. 33 HMastm'm mmm COLLEGS :7 mm x m :w , MW Wm Mhodgt; fired azoncm nmvm mm L M L. M wwu ,x Md: mam :x, 49. WM mm: M m l L 7 $ 2M2: Law , kW 4: ma. Hex . m H mm, xwkwqdrk saws R L ; V M, mm 1w- m w n- V m ww mm w: Under the able leadership of President Ken Stout, the Student Government has re- newed the effort to represent student opinion in school affairs. Every recognized organiza- tion on campus has voting power in the Council. The Dean of Students, Mr. Kuhl, acts as the advisor for this group and relays the necesary faculty approval. General campus attitude and conduct, as well as special activities, are all governed by the Student Council. Student Government President of the College, Dr. Alfred C. O'Connell, addresses the Student Council on accreditation. Howard McGuirk, Parliamentarian; Chris Burley, V. President; Ken Stout, President; Barbara Swallwell, Secretary. Dean Kuhl, Advisor The Student Council in session. First Row: D. Lefevre, D. Thomas, L. McMullen, C. McLean, R. Canose, B. Powers, P. Smith. Second Row: H. McGuirk, C. Burley, H. Kindel, J. Porter, J. Clowes, M. Nelson, M. Helmig, S. Wilding, C. Mason, B. Swallwell, J. Hoopes, D. Rodefer, M. Glackin, C. Wheeler, K. Stout. 35 Owl '66 THE 66 OWL, under the direction of Dr. Claire Eckels, began its work early in the year. With a small staff, the book began to take shape with many changes over last year's. The addition of patron ads strengthened the financial standing, and the use of spot color increased the attractiveness of the book. We hope THE 66 OWL is an adequate repre se nt a ti on of the 1965-66 year at Harford Junior College. Dr. Claire Eckels, Adviser Charles Wheeler, Editor . . . . . organization. Left to Right: Debbie Thomas Charles Wheeler Tom Fowler Bill Winship Beverly Spicer Owleye 1-13 Owlexe has changed its facade during the past year. It stirred needed controversy when it asked students through its editorial column whether or not they wanted the name of our football team changed. The feature column introduced reviews of plays and movies taking place both on the campus and in nearby areas. The sports column achieved a new height of interest among students by using interviews and personal sketches, and not just enumerating the won-lost aspects of the game. Under the direction of Mr. Roy Pipher, fie- Owleye has attempted to present a varied picture of campus life and to inspire more students to contribute to its pages. Charlotte Mason, Editor; Mr. Roy Pipher, Advisor. Mr. Pipher carefully proofreads the paper at every stage. First Row: Patricia Madden Barbara Swallwell Russalice Canose Second Row: Mr. Pipher Sue Wilding Charlotte Mason Bonita Porter Jerry Porter 37 Drama Society a; WWW .W First Row: J. Porter, C. Eyler, H. Kindel, M. Campbell, J. Hoopes, D. Hanna, K. Bullock. Second Row: S. Terhune, J. Mingo, H. Kaprelian, S. Wilding, R. Canose, R. Dalton, B. Swallwell, M. Nelson. Mr. Edward Ross, Advisor Local folk singers perform at the coffeehouses. E Exit, a dramatic re ad i n g by The Rustic Set. Pat Herbert and Mike Campbell portray the tragic destruction of a family in Long Day's Journey Into Niqht. Pozo, Lucky, 6090, and Didi introduced their audiences to the Theatre of the Absurd. This was a year of firsts for the Dra- ma Society under the leadership of Mr. Edward Ross. Beginning in September, the group put on the first student-directed production, jig Can't Take Emm. In November comedy changed to tragedy with O'Neill's Egg- Day's Iournexlnig Night. Then, with the spirit of Christmas, the organization moved off campus to pre- sent a music a1 revue for the county schools for retarded children. In March another first was started in the exchange of plays with other junior colleges in the state. Waiting m Godot, directed by Mr. James H. Hopkins, was taken on tour to Essex and Catonsville Community Colleges. For the final per- formance of the year, the group turned once again to comedy in My Three Angels. Aside from the major play produc- tions, the Drama Society, also known as the Rustic Set, sponsored several coffee- houses. The first of these was a benefit for the People-to-People Scholarship Fund. The students were entertained by local folk singers, and the first Ugly Man was crowned. Adramatic reading of Jean- Paul Sartre's E E was presented at the second coffeehouse. Drama is also represented at Harford Junior College by Delta Psi Omega, a nationally recognized honorary dramatic fraternity. People To People The purp 05 e of People-to-People, an international organization, is to promot e better international relations. Last summer the chapter at HJC sponsored an ambassador who traveled extensively in Europe. Upon her return, Miss Charlotte Mason, now presi- dent of the club, addressed both students and surrounding communities. This year another student will be sent to live and travel abroad. Last year's student ambassador and current president, Charlotte Mason, presented a program of her travels in Europe. Miss Macris, Adviser; David Rodefer, V. President; Charlotte Mason, President. i First Row: Miss Macris, J. Mingo, L. Smith, C. Mason, B. Swallwell, M. Riley, B. Porter, E. Michalowska. Second Row: M. Helmig, M. Nelson, J. Porter, M. Mozafari, D. Rodefer, R. Canose, R. Edwards, K. Merrey, H. Kindel, M. Cofnavage, B. McCann, S. Wilding. Chessmales The Chessmates started the season with the annual Ten Second Tournament in September. Next, the Harford County Open was held on December 11 and 12. The Chessmates began the new year with several members going to the Penn State Tournament, which was held in February. During the entire season, the Chessmates have ladder play among themselves and close the year with their annual dinner. Wm suruinuwot M! i A mm IN A. Sutherland, D. Thomas, Mr. Housum, R. Heaps, K. Stout, wANhA J. Hillesland, A. Asher, S. Craig. Mingrhfw - If I get any 10Wer, I am going to quit. Advisor, Mr. Housum. 41 College Round Mrs. James Vivian, Advisor College Round is an educational activity in which teams representing Maryland community colleges compete in a question-and-answer game testing general and specific knowledge. With considerable enthusiasm, the team did quite well. Under the direction of Mrs. James Vivian, the team hopes to be- come an integral part of campus activity. Helen Kaprelian Sharon Terhune Russalice Canose Joan Vaught Kenneth Bullock Alan Sutherland Doug Johnson In its first year the newly formed College choral group pre- sented a Christmas program featur- ing The Little Match Girl, an original composition by Mr. Richard Aitken, the music director at HJC. Later in the year the group be- gan work on Each chorales and Hungarian folk songs. In the Spring, the group presented a program around the Broadway musical W Carousel. Left to Right: L. Watters, N. Bailey, B. McCann, M. Myers, E. Miller, Mr. Aitken, M. Todd, P. Carter, K. Logue, I. Johnson, N. Mullen, R. Cooper, J. Pearce, G. Scott, C. Wheeler, D. Blaine, K. Bland. Choral Assembly The Little Match Girl Cantata. ATHLETICS The past year at Harford Junior College has seen t he addition of football in the athletic program. This sport along with basketball, baseball, and golf has increased student participation in the overall sports program. The increased participation has not only aided the athletic standing of the College, but has also provided an op- portunity for physical and mental development of the students. w: 45 Football New to the campus athletic program this year was the addition of intercollegiate football. Even though the won-loss record was not impressive, the team's spirit and fighting drive prevailed throughout the season. Under the direction of Coaches John Ca11,John Nichols, and Richaxd O'Connell, the team played some of the toughest com- petition in the State. With last season's experience, re- turning freshmen, and high school prospects, Harf ord '5 second season promises to give competitors even stronger opposition. Coach John Call intently watches goal line offense. 10 11 12 20 21 22 23 3O 31 32 33 40 41 42 43 50 51 52 53 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 Robin Read Stewart Ward Eric Pollitt Ken Jenkins Bob Jacobs Ken Riddle John Morrissey Gilmer Scott Darwin Stone Howard McGuirk Adam Bantner Charles Jensen Don Nichols Sam Day Joe Caruso Jim Smith Pete Bortz John Tobin John Steelman Bill Woodcock Rick Rollins Jim Daugherty Bob Senn Ed Budnick Jim Lilley Phil Sparr Dennis Thompson Dick Deppisch Nicholas Heesters Bob Borchester Bill Landreth Wain Bortz Harvey Hendrickson Tom Moser John Walsh Ken Streets Chris Burley Jack Kight Roy Heeps Bill Kennedy Side Line Concentration Nichols maneuvers behind his blockers for a substantial gain. mmmmmmgaaaaaaooooooooanongggggggaggggggg 47 Psst. . . I thought you were on our side? This year the Harford Junior Owls completed one of their finest basketball seasons with an overall record of 8 wins and 12 losses. Coach Nichols and the entire team are to be commended for their performance this year. Their Win-lose percentage might not have been so im- pressive, but their team improvement record stood at 20 and 0. Although the team started with seven consecutive losses, it went on to win 8 of the next 14 games. The tension of the game reflects in the faces of Coaches Nichols and Martin. Left to Right: Coach Nichols, R. Heaps, D. Foley, 8. Ward, E. Pollitt, B. Robbins, J. Hillesland, R. Cole, J. Ogens, T. Moser, K. Bland. Basketball Coach Paul Martin and Coach John Nichols Two more points led to the defeat of Arundel. Tom Moser sinks a free throw in the game against Catonsville. 49 9 I llallllH L .1- First Row: Coach Housum, S. Ward, H. McGuirk, P. Bortz. Second Row: R. Wolfe, C. Mergler. Third Row: P. Span, K. Patterson, T. Ryan, N. Gilmer. Fourth Row:J. Hillesland, J. Tobin. Not pictured: R. Cole. Baseball '65 The 1965 baseball team finished the season with a 3-3 record. With the pitching ability of Jack Hillesland and Jay Tobin and the coaching of Pilot Wayne Housum, the team produced a surprising upset of the University of Maryland. This year's team promises an even greater winning season. Ron Cole slides into third. Hillesland winds up for a fast ball. on. Jay Tobin warms up for the game against the University of Baltimore. Stu Ward's moment of truth against the University of Baltimore with Coach Wayne Housum looking 1965 proved to be the year for golf. Our team, with a 10-3 recoxd won the Tri-State Champion- ship, and Scott Bailey won the individual champion- ship for the tournament. Bailey went on to place fifth in the regional and fifteenth in national competition. The Harford team has the advantage of practicing at the Maryland Golf and Country Club, which has one of the finest courses in the State. In their favor, also is the able coaching of Mr. John Nichols. This year's team has two sophomores and three freshmen who have racked up a 5-7-1 record. The Great Pyramid Left to Right: P. Smith, C. Amato, H. Kaprelian, L. Storath, J. Clowes, S. Terhune, J. Mingo, E. Robinson, B. Kragl. 52 The Cheerleaders' job has always been to promote school spirit, and this year's squad performed admirably. The program in the past has been one exclusively oriented to basketball and the type of cheers that go with it. This year, with the new football team, the girls went through a mad scramble to learn cheers appropriate to that sport, and in the end wound up doing a fine job. 53 Cheerleaders . . . Would you believe 40 to 0? l Homecoming '65 This year's footb all season was highlighted by the crowning of the first annual Homecoming Queen. Contestants were sponsored by various College clubs and activities. The winner, Miss Elaine Wiseman, the OWL c a nd i d a t e, was crowned at half time and given two dozen long-stemmed roses by the Soph- omore Class. Miss Elaine Wiseman, Homecoming Queen Sophomore officers take time out from planning the Mum's the word as fresh and sophs spread the news of Homecoming to pose for the photographer. Homecoming. Ten-Pin Alley Side Line Side Lights Pigskin Strategy En route to root. UNDERGRADUATES The Undergraduate is the seed-the seed from which our country will grow. As each year passes, the seed grows and matures until it reaches its height. At this height, the seed which has now become an intricate organism puts forth its greatest contribution to society. Thus, the destiny of America lies within the seed of the Under- graduate. Adams, S. Annoni, R. Ashcraft, G. Burch, E. Burgoon, T. Burroughs, R. 58 Barrow, C. Bauer, G. Baughman, N. Bender, T. Benjamin, B. Billups, B. Birkholtz, A. Blaine, D. Blische, J. Bosak, L. Bowles, W. Brockmeyer, K. Brown, C. Bullock, Jo Bullock, K. Cammack, R. Canose, R. Carter, P. Childress, D. Clark, C. Clark, P. Collier, C. Combs, P. Cooper, R. Cornelius, N. Cregger, B. Crocket, D. Cronin, M. Dalton, R. Daughenty, J. Davis, C. Del Frate, J. Deller, P. Denbow, L. Pennington, R. Deppisch, R. Dickenson, J. Doenges, C- Doran, J. 59 Dorofey, E. Dunningan, P. Eskra, F. Eustace, D. Ewing, D. Eyler, C. Ferraro, J. Fowler, S. Garofalo, R. Gill, F. HARFORD 090.09.?5 .3,.... .HWHUQ 3! Gillispie, T. Glackin, M. Goldman, R. Goodman, M. Goodman, R. Graul, S. Gray, D. Gray, R. Green, M. Gussaeff, H. Hagelin, W. Hanna, J. Hanna, W. Hardin, J. Head, W. Hedrick, C. Helmig, M. Hendrix, W. Henning, M. Hipple, S. Hoster, S. Horkey, M. Horn, G. Horn, M. Huber, J. Johnson, I. Iohnson, I. Jordan, P. Kahl, E. Kee, P. Kenny, M. Keigler, D. Keissling, E. Kindel, H. Knight, B. Kreider, R. LaSalle, A. Lefevre, D. Lehman, P. Leyko, M. Jennings, J. Jensen, C. Johnson, D. Lister, M. McCloskey, A. McKee, D. McKinney, S. McMullen, L. Mahan, E. Mentzer, L. Merrey, K. Miles, J. Miller, E. Milton, C. Modre, F. Moorefield, W. Mullen, N. Nicholls, J. Oliver, B. O'leary, T. Roderfer, D. Roe , H. Roose , L. Rothwell, B. Pennington, C. Pennington, R. Petrey, R. Pfau, D. Polk, M. Porter, B. Porter, G. Powers, B. Pritchard, N. Reedy. D. Reedy, E. Reynolds, P. Riddle, K. Rigdon, J. Robertson, C. Rutledge, W. Sanders, L. Savenga, J. Scharmann, B. Schultz, T. Scott, G. Shakelford, T. Smith, D. Smith, P. Snyder, S. Sparr, D. Spicer, B. Stone, D. Storath, L. Susser, C. Taylor, J. Taylor, T. Tidwell, M. 66 Unfried, R. Vaught, J. Volkart, A. Wagaman, L. Wagman, L. Walsh, M. Warfield, D. Watkins, C. Webb, A. Webster, J. White, V. Weaver, N. Wilgis, L. Williams, D. Williams, T. Wiseman, E. Wolfe, K. Woodward, R. Wrigley, E. Wyre, B. Ablanczy, P. Aldridge, B. Anderson, M. Andelson, P. Asher, A. Baczynski, W. Bailey, S. Bantner, A. Barker, W. Bearden, J. Beattie, G. Bees, J. Bell, A. Benson, 0. Besida, D. Bianco, B. Birkmire, E. Black, J. Blake, H. Blake, P. Bland, K. Blank, R. Blevins, S. Boone, R. Borchester, R. Bortz, P. Bostwick, L. Bowers, G. Undergraduates Not Pictured Boyle, B. Brady, P. Brinkman, J. Brophy, M. Brossard, E. Brown, J. Brown, L. Brulik, P. Bryan, S. Buck, W. Burdette, L. Cammack, J. Campbell, M. Carroll, C. Carson, R. Caruso, J. Chavis, M. Chendorani, R. Clark, J. Clark, P. Clark, R. Clarke, R. Clowes, H. Clowes, J. Coale, M. Cobum, W. Comavage, M. Cole, P. 67 Cole, R. Collier, J. Connellee, R. Cooney, D. Cooper, T. Craig, S. Crocker, W. Curley, D. Dauser, J. Davenport, K. Day, R. Day, R. Dentry, D. Depkin, C. Diffenderffer, S. Ditzel, T. Dry, M- Dulin, H. Duncan, B. Duppstadt, D. Dwojeski, A. Ebaugh, R. Eddington, G. Edmondson, S. Edwards, A. Eichelberger, W. Epard, R. Erdman, R. Evans, E. Evans, R. Everett, N. Feeney, G. Ferguson, H. Ferrone, W. Fleckenstein, P. Foard, R. Foley, D. Fritz, R. Gallion, J. Garlock, D. Geisinger, J. German, D. Gibson, G. Gillespie, R. Gilmer, N. Giltz, M. Goeller, P. Goetze, R. Goldberg, S. Goode, B. Gray, C. Greenfield, J. Gregory, D. Gretz, W. Cross, M. Grubb, R. Gunther, W. Gustafson, E. Hall, D. Hamby, J. Hankin, C. Hanna, N. Harris, L. Harris, M. Harrison, H. Hart, V. Hartman, J. Hawkins, G. Heaps, R. Heesters, N. Hendricks, D. Hendrickson, H. Hershfeld, W. Hicks, T. Hillesland, J. Higgins, G. Hiob, C. Hiser, E. Hitchens, R. Horan, R. Hornberger, J. Hoshal, W. Howard, B. Hurley, D. Hutcheson, D. Ireland, T. Irwin, R. Jacobs, R. 68 Jacobs, W. Jacobson, C. Jensen, L. Johnson, K. Johnson, P. Jones, C. Jones, D. Jones, L. Jones, M. Juba, A. 1 K311111012, E. Kefauver, 0. Kelly, W. Kennedy, W. Kesler, J. Kight, K. King: J- Klein, J. Kline, J. Klumpp, D. Knight, J. Knopp, C. Krieger, L. Kupferman, S. Landreth, W. Lawrence, H. Leonard, E. Liddell, R. Lilly, J. Linger, J. Lintz, H. Lynch, A. Lucas, I. MacCauley, F. Mamrak, P. Martin, C. Martinez, J. Mather, C. Mathews, B. McCall, N. McCauley, C. McCauley, N. McCommons, W. McCullough, M. McDevitt, D. McFadden, E. McLean, J. McMahon, B. McNutt, R. McShane, T. McWilliams, J. Michalowska, E Miller, N. Mitchell, W. Moltrup, D. Moore, F. Morrissey, J. Moser, T. Muhleman, D. Mullenix, W. Myers, E. Myers, M. Myers, R. Nation, J. Nelson, M. Nelson, D. Nelson, D. Nichols, D. Noe, S. Noonan, R. O'Connor, J. Ogens, J. ! Ohrman, I. O'Reilly, M. Origoni, L. Ortt, C. Parks, W. Pedgonay, J. Pennington, R. Perlman, M. Persinger, P. Petrick, P. Pfeiffer, P. Philippart, G. Phillips, R. Pinto, L. Poff, K. Polk, H. Pollitt, E. Powers, D. Price, J. Price, M. Proto, J. Radford, R. Ramirez, R. Raphael, J. Re-David, D. Rennie, J. Reyelson, J. Riley, M. Rivera, R. Robbins, E. Robinson, E. Rollins, R. Ros, D. Rupert, L. Russo, L. Ryan, J. Sage, J. Saneman, D. Sassaman, P. Saser, C. Schlottman, C. Schroder, R. Schuld, J. Schwartz, E. Schwartz, P. Senn, R. Sexton, A. Shafer, J. Sheetz, S. Shirvani, N. Shreve, N. Shreve, W. Simmons, W. Smart, W. Smith, E. Smith, G. Smith, G. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, P. Smith, W. Smith, W. Sobocinski, N. Soden, V. Sparr, P. Spooner, 8. Stacey, P. Stackhouse, J. Stallard, H. Staples, G. Steelman, J. Stein, S. Stemler, N. Stetina, P. Streets, K. Stubbs, W. Sullivan, S. Sutton, C. Taylor, N. Tearl, M. Templin, R. Terhune, S. Terrell, J. Thomas, G. 69 Thompson, D. Thompson, T. Thompson, W. Thorm, J. Tingle, J. Toner, T. Toohey, A. Turek, G. Van Duyne, R. Van Horn, J. Vargas, R. Vint, N. Walker, M. Walker, R. Ward, S. Watters, J. Wayne, L. Weber, S. Webster, J. Weed, V. Welms, J. Wendler, D. West, D. Whitney, N. Wilding, D. Wilson, J. Wilson, R. Wilson, S. Wilson, T. Winship, W. Wirtz, M. Wolff, L. Woodcock, W. Wright, G. Yackabonis, K. Yewell, D. Yorkston, G. Zosh, I. n ADVERTISEMENTS The successful c o m p1 e t i o n of the 1966 edition of THE OWL can be attributed to the generosity of many people in this community. Contributing individually or through an organization, they helped to provide the funds necessary for publica- tion of this yearbook. THE OWL Staff wishes to express its appreciation to these people for their patronage. .1 Flotshtim shoes 3ng W V 17 mg! Mrs. Doris W. Amato Mr. Albert E. Annoni J. A. Armstrong Mr. and Mn. Ralph B. Baughman Robert H. Bearden, Jr. C. Kenneth Beattie Mary M. Bees Joseph G. Bogdan Mr. and Mrs. John Borchester Lt. C01. and Mrs. John B. Bosak Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bowles Mr. and Mrs. Lewis A. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Edward Garrick Charity A. Clark Colonel George C. Clowes Mr. and Mrs. John J. Cooper Andrew J. Crockett Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Date Mr. and Mrs. Arthm' C. Dauser Mrs. H. D. Duppstadt Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Ebaugh Vernon A. Eddington Martin E. Emmons Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eskra Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ferguson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ferraro F. Rusell Foard Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Gibson, Jr. John W. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Greenfield Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Cregger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gusaeff H. Merritt Harrison, St. Mr. and Mrs. William Hartman Mr. Bearl Havenga Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hawkins, Sr. John N. Heesters Patrons Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hendrickson, Sr. E. Thomas Hiser Herbert R. Hoopes Lt. Col. Q.S. Hoshal Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Hester Mr. and Mrs. James E. Huff, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Hutcheson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Juba. Charming R. Kao Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Kaprelian R. Clifford Kaufholz J. Robert Knight, Sr. Vernon Kahl Edwani C. Kuhl, Jr. Mr. and M13. James LaSalle Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Latham Harry Lewis and Family Mr. and Mrs. Milton A. Leyko, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lockard Mr. and Mrs. W. Allan Logan Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Mahan Mr. and Mrs. John Mamrak Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Marchman C. R. Martin Joseph W. Mather Wilbur E. McBride The McCloskey Family Mr. and Mrs. Hunter McKee Charles I. Merrey Mr. and Mr. H. Edward Miller, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. O'Connell, Jr. Herbert C. Pennington James M. Pollitt Mr. and Mm. H. Gordon Porter Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Porter, Jr. Mr. and Ms. Dennis H. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Miles Powers Marion and Gertrude Price Henry W. Radford Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reynolds Herbert N. Roe, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Rollins, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rutledge Walter E. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Schuld. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sobocinski Mr. and Mrs, Leroy A. Sparr James L. Spicer Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Steiner Mr. and Mrs. Edward V. Stetina James Swallwell Mr. and Mrs. E. Pershing Volkart Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Wagman Stuart Ward, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wheeler Dr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Williams R. H. Woodward E. H. Worth E. J. Wrigley, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Call Mrs. Alberta K. Hughey First National Bank of Harford County Aberdeen Office 207 W. 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