Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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Burke, A.B., A.M. 5 - 1 Y , XSSISTXSLR K T rs.. Il' le--' -gn M MF, ff W Pres1dent Wlckham relaxes 1n hlS home wlth Mrs W1ckham 27 ,WMS , Q I la , f A A .mf ,,,.,,:,, COLLEGE NURSE Annette E. Kewley, A.B., R.N. SOCIAL DIRECTOR OF THE CASTLE Della Slagle, B.L. SUPT. OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS Karl W. Goetz, A.B. 9, E ,,, .5 K .,A,4bV,Xy ,S Ni G ,VZM BOOKSTORE MANAG R S75 A D W Persmg, A B 1 fff- A I A If l 2 A ff M 11 X fd. ' U 4? ,E A A ff if 1? E 2 ff ,, A ,A.Q A 'E H ff .,1,',5I W ff wi, wg' My A .,,, MANAGER OF THE CASTLE lf f 'Vff if --vfwffg'-'ffyzf ' . ff, 1 I -Wflir, 'M?4 W'Q Beamce Robenalt ALUMNI SECRETARY M af Edwin R. Butcher, A.B. REGISTRAR C. Lucile Christman, A.B., B.S., B. Mus. 30 7 I f f 4 , q A of ' 1 A, 1 2 X f mf , 49 ai I Wm., ,f I Q A ,V K f I a , 4 ,,,, x , ' 7 , g 3 , 1 .wwf4,, Q 51.,,,W74 ,- , f f -- , ,,:,, A . ' A M- V lrli V dl' ll ,. , 1, , lm1,1.1n:. ld V I .llc1?.rrr.1.:1m Lf.: f 1 Kennah I, t.--W1 Chfnzisf-. ?7'N n-1-M 1, , I r . ... 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Davis, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. English and Integrated Courses Kenneth E. Davison, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Political Science Marvin Frye, A.B., A.M. Physical Education T. R. Gatza, B.A., M.A. English and Integrated Courses john Xt' Lain I Clzrnqzsfn Glenna Nzvww I HOW fXtH.rM.:' FN s R , Eiarii lung nglfilz cr J Sobffl 0 pffdl V 5 .KXD Ivan Aron, B.S., M.S. Mathematics and Physics Kenneth B. Barnes, B.S., M.S. Chemistry ,M 1 'x .ii J L ll Q.: Harriet Chase, B. Mus., M.M. Piano Dean O. Clark, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. Education P ' ,, , A ,f ff . 473, f , ' - ' 14 f ' , 'f 5 h V W Q 372' Q, B . 'V f, fefw, figefijs x fm wi ,Mg -. new Q 4 . f 'I -- . ima ' f Tal Akagl, B.D., S.T.M. Religion Clarence Assenheimer, B.S., A.M Instrumental Music sw to , T . fg. si 1 ,sy 5 ' ' ' gif 1 :TWEQ ' .X ' - ,jf we 5 1- ' Q30 -:VZ i , -x jf' ly.: ,MSS , , 5 usvgx ff, 2 ' 'B' Y A Y . sw, hx ,,, .... , , tiff 'Q uf' WA.. , ,,,,,, . f, Q1 .5 A . 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Noss, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. Religion Lenore Osterholm, A.B., A.M. Spanish Virginia N. Rentz, A.B., A.M. Voice Fkcfr 1--, l Rgbfjfl H311 Lduwwc 4 Barham L Si A.M. Physimi bds, - Q 4' . x S Q so 1 .1 ,A f'2:: I fl' wi 1:5- '1s'kf'2R fini ,Z .-- vr' 'ff' 'J' . .ifxolng C' J- Tel-Mn: English and 'Im Arch- AM le M- Tl sp 99111 'Q Robert C. McGinnis, B.D., M.A. Psychology Arthur G. McQuate, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Biology Rose W. Moore, B.S.Ed. A.M. I 1 U . wg' i . I cr, 34' Elementary Education john A. Murphy, A.B. Physical Education Curtis MacDonald, A.B., A.M., Ph.D History and Integrated Courses Allen G. MacKenzie, A.B., B.D. Speech and English rQ?:'l5i: X ft' Q ff Z :M ' ,, l ,ew w , ., .f , f 4, 1, S- 2,.s.wf14 N S X ff , 5555 5 4 X if 1 2 S Z X, Q 4 f of V' ,f , ffi j My rift V, A , , , , ig, R liijlfgi y W f f S l ,, lz' i QSM, 94' 126 AV ff f, it ,life f x lgjglgj fi Q R , ,,. ,, I X :f'fiw4w'gp - gf 1, 5- , ,-- V 41. nh ', M 2 ,QW fs ' qi ' W,Q2'f'g ' M ' , . ' li ' S ' X XXX 2 si ., ,Q :-Egtvezf-vw,-,131 gs :f ,, , it as ,, 1 Q x .,.,. ww, , Y , 46 .U x! , 7 ,tl X f Munn! 1 1 ef f f Lillian O. Miller, A.B., B.S.C. Secretarial Studies Thomas L Moir, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. History and Integrated Courses I A h 3' e , ,, ,5i5.wh5?,'Qzi12 , K n, 1 , ,xypfylgp f ,,3gf. ' 2 , mi' . gzyw 1-1,4 mlm' s Q H wg' ,,,,:1. n:'z - if We ,1:,- 14 .' 1' '. 1 ' x f fs- if. 'QQV 51,7 gr-' ff 'f - '2-N? fv'v 9' ' f 29'-' ,,g.,,,, a.r.'::4n ufzmzffm i W. G. Thomson, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. T. R. TurnCYf A-B-1 A-M English and Integrated Courses Ph3'-Wm! Eduwtwn George G. VanDyke, B.B.A., M.B.A. Carla Waal, A.B., M.A. Economics Speech and English ., I V W' V. , + J xv 4 N 4 wx? , At :A ? YWVQ Herman YVilliams, A.B., A.M. Leon M, Wise, A.B., A,M Ed1LCalfi07'l Psychology LU, ,. V af ,J , ,A T ., .,,, , ig x ,,,,,,,V,,,V,. 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Q r -X N ,, C ,if f ,.,.. mx , .4 i , X NfQ : . - r , Zak ew ws., .,.. . ., . ..,- ,-E? fixW4 NX f ji Xxx I px b y Q N f 5 4- N wx Qs 1 we 1 K gi f 1 N Q X A-f 4 PAX!! 4-AX NX A SX X X X fi W 4 xy V S X px Q ebb , X X xffa BNA X J KW V ef xx lx , 5 XXQ M XX X,x .-.-.sa x , uf. S ,- J , X f ww XTWV' , I . ji., , xx Y www N E SIKQT' X as V' X1 A W was n SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Brandy President Marcia Hosmer Treasurer Albert Gilbert Vice President Priscilla Alden Secretary .4 , -, 1 . ,,., ' ff . 5. 1' -...W-JJ 'uf'-'f' JAM ES AGNEW Gibsonburg Chemistry PRISCILLA ALDEN Rochester, N. Y. Home Economics PAUL BAETZ North Bergen, N. Business Administration LAWRENCE BAGNOLI North Canton Health and Phys. Ed. JOYCE BARLEY Fairport, N. Y. Elementary Education BARBARA BEAN Haverhlll Mass Bzology and Chemzstry XB. M I-IEIDELBERG STUDENTS W - .L lion M ,w, iz It is well to live that one may learnf Cervantes '39 -35 A L All: ll . QQ .A L , it 5 Y i g ' . ' . I 1 fs 1 A -'! 'M ,M JONNE BUCHER Cuyahoga Falls Home Economics RAYMOND BURTON Tiflin Health and Phys. Ed. JAMES CASTANIEN Upper Sandusky Chemistry VAN CHANEY Tiffin Biology LARRY CLAUSING New Knoxville Mathematics PATRICIA COBES Strasburg Elementary Education ROGER CRAWFORD Canton Economics and Business Ad. SYLVIA DARMOUR Tiffin Biology ROBERT DAVIS Tiffin English FAITH EDINGTON East Concord, N. Y. Sociology JAMES EGBERT Anna Speech JOHN ENGSTROM Villa Park, Ill. Psychology JAMES FARINET Hamilton H istory JON FLAIZ North Canton V Y i l :V-glial History ' IVILLIAM FRANKLIN . , 1 , Q- P, if -., e K X F Zvi I' f Hammond, Ind. Speech . 1-0 , s sy....q -.4 -br .MX :Zum ,I A CONRAD HEIDT Akron Health and Phys. Ed. CAROL HERNKE Hilbert, Wis. Elementary Education VERGIL HERZBERGER Mingo Junction English MARCIA HOSMER Rocky River Secretarial Studies GLORIA HOTTLE Miamisburg Business SHIRLEY HUTTENLOCKER Vermilion Sociology and Psych. SUZANNE IRION St. Joseph, Mich. Home Economics JOHN JOHNSON Fort Wayne, Ind. History CHARLES JONES Akron Health and Phys. Ed. CARL KARSE Bedford Elementary Education ERNEST KEEN Indianapolis, Ind. Psychology DAVID KELLER Hamilton History MARY ANN KLABER Hamilton Elementary Education GERALD KNABE Cincinnati Business RUDOLPH KOMINEK Monroe, Mich. English and Phys. Ed. LJFFU' 1 I - lp' Pu Q .. x w I B 5 l ls v- 5 R N my X Nftx Nc 'RD ,.,.,,.. .1. M33 X JERRY FULLMER Alliance H istory CALVIN GERBER Massillon Philosophy LINDA GERBER North Canton Voice SARA GERBER Decatur, Ind. Elementary Educatzon ALBERT GILBERT Mansfield Business Administration CAROLE GRIFFITHS Painesville Elementary Education MARY HALL Akron Biology DOROTHY HAMANN Lakewood Voice CAROL HARDEN Wadsworth Home Economics DAVID I-IARKINS TifHn Matliematics CORNELIA LONGAKER Conneaut Biology CARL LUDWIG Dennison Business A dministration PATTIE LUPFER Canal Winchester Mathematics VIRGINIA MARCHALAND Greenwich, N. Y. Violin FLORA MATTER Lima Biology MARLYN MAURER Dover Elementary Education ELEANOR MEYERS North Braddock, Pa. Sociology EARL MILLER Dover English EDWARD MURPHY Fort Wayne, Ind. History JUDITH N YSTROM Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Elementary Education ROBERT OWENS Tiflin Business Administration JOAN PEMPSELL Buffalo, N. Y. Psychology ROBERT PFORSICH Louisville Violin CARL PORTER Massillon Health and Phys. Ed. GAIL POUNDS IfVarren Psychology x, Ed '-:HIGH RGER 'LOCKER iz . ll qM'451Uwww ' il 4 ,M ,., X, f JANE KRATZ Erie, Pa. Elementary Education JOHN KUNKLE Clinton English and French RICHARD LENGLER Dover H lstory ANTHONY LESS Salem Chemistry PRISCILLA LIDDELL Sandusky Elementary Education JEANNINE LIGHT Bucyrus Elementary Education CASMIRA LIPINSKI Independence Home Economics ROGER LISTON Dayton Psychology SAMUEL LOLIGER Canton History JOHN LONG Parma Psychology and History 1 3 in-qw ,.. .NK '?f'!N 'I ? .rteff '45, 'xx 4 ,Jin Qf A if - J, . 1 ,W 1. ,Ae ,,,,,, , , .. , l .. .2 2 , . - rw I 5 . -1' - 61 ,2 Pig?-Y M ry. I . I 1 K, . if A - , L-'fn vt . ' If : ', 123 6 - ,, W ' Mi .2 2 , ,, 1 QS ' E Q72 be-' ' 9 DEANNA SAMUELSON Rochester, N. Y. Biology and Psychology JOYCE SCHAEFER Monroeville Elementary Education MARTHA JEAN SCHEUFLER Sandusky Elementary Education ROBERT SCHMIDLIN Buffalo, N. Y. Psychology SALLY SCHROER Tiffin Elementary Education EARL SCHULTE i Bellville Chemistry and Biology GWEN SHEPHERD Tiliin Home Economics ROGER SLATER Wooster Biology AIVARS SMITCHENS Tiffin .Mathematics MICHAEL SMITH Lansdale, Pa. Instrumental Music MARIE-EVE STANLEY Rochester, N. Y. -Elementary Education JAN IS STAU FFER Tiffin Physical Education MARK STEINER Coal City, Ind. History ALAN STURM Evansville, Ind. Psychology ALICE STURM Kenmore, N. Y. Psychology l-Yltl'On KLSXND !0l'l N! U11 MARGRACE PRUGI-I Tiflin Home Economics RALPH QUELLHORST New Bremen Speech MARY ANNA REID Louisville, Ky. Religion PATRICIA RENNER East Canton Elenientaiy Education KEITH RINEHART Mount Vernon Physical Education JOSEPHINE RIPPEY Palisades, N. Y. Elementary Education DAVID ROBISON Avon Lake A Business Administration DONALD ROCK New Washington Home Economics VICTOR ROWLEY Rochester, N. Y. Economics and Business Ad TERRY RUSH Massillon S peech NRA X-'SAN ,ff ff ,, 1 ' rs Sofa, ,- N , X 1 1 F My W ,, ,f W f 4, ,fs f r W ff K N157 , f '0 Zf' Q 04, .. f ... YM' -N-5? X : ' G y ' 1 ., ,,,. fa f , X 4 I f Z v ,, A A ,cf Q . Q , I wwf' V , , f 1T-if'f i i sf , f , ,..,: rf J - . ,f k ZA, ,,,,,,. - i,,.V .,,,,,,,,. I K ' f --7 1IQ. 'f ' ' - f -- X .,.,.. :.,.,. ,, - . b ,,- W. 0 . . X ,, N ,A , r . ,, z, , fl , 5 x f .lf f 42 A ft If J 21 I wr 1 A , X q,?f- . , , -u ' f A 5 Y Y V ' yt ' , f 25 Wmewwmr - 'W 981 574 ,xi , f 2 :1- ,,,,, ,W if xt XV, Y X . ' 'rw'-V mf li- David Ackroyd Barbara Agnew Josephine Althouse Kent Amlin Darwin Anneler Paul Assenheimer Bruce Bauer Sue Beggs Jane Bigharn Robert Charton William Clarke Freda Coomer if 'Af' Q 2 ' f , of Il if ,sw-'ig ' S , ??fiQic5'lj A E .1,fq-rf' V. I f M. , --af ' Q f Zn JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Diehl President Kathleen Kingseed Secretary Ray King Vice President Barbara Agnew Treasurer 50 l I 4 i R Ti 5 1 1 i l l 1 J 1 3 l w i l , L f 1, 25' S . 1, ' H 1 r '1 - , :ig-Qu, g K 35 ,L A-. it ,a -- J' ws, ' 1 1 I v MDN zology Q1 Non HEUFLER F1021 IN ION Ogj' , f , 9, f, 'f ' .V Q ' 1'W ,iQ 4 . f in 5? 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I ' -23495 fggj Wk' 9'vIY'9fZ i' S.'MllKr E' Betty Lucks Sara Marty Marilla McClain SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Theotias Kelly, Secretaryg Ralph Ballenger. Vice Presidentg Charles Bolton, President. Q A ' FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Michael Altekruse, Vice Presidentg Katherine Dear- born, T1easu1c1, Veretta Brown, Scemtavy, Robert Leibold, President. ! 1 2,2 fl V F -.41 V Q I F A I ik A S- lf' ffl? A . 1 11.5. 9 1 'kime Rfnbg ilk 's Lu TRS ,mg fcdqg ir n ko I1 ff, nv: S, S ,,,, .f'i'l if-,. ' 6 lf'-W' my Z K fi QQ aqui!! I ffm I - 7 WWW W ' , i1:'W iff X 451 A , ,f 7 i , , X, ,S 'ik ,www ,mm-W, ,yr ,iff 47' mf f ,W B I v , - . .www I X xi Ra Walker Mortimer Ward Darlene Warner Howard Weaver Fred Weber Armand Weller Judith Werner Benjamin Wherley Ellen Wherley Dorothy Worthman 57 Shirley Summers Sylvia Tobicash Michael Todd Thomas Tomson Judith Tucker Donald Walker .1 N' Yl x . .A 1 X 4 X xi Q1 , -49. xr ....... 3: A, 2 s X xx ,O 1 K S X N is S -. , X. iff I f X x 5 f as x , f . 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'Q .. , , Esther Habermehl Ruth Hallett Marcelle Harrls Carol Harter Jane Hartle Lee Hed Barbara Hendrickson Audrey Herrington Thomas Hill Linda Hoffman Margaret Holden James Holeski Richard Holle joseph Houston Miriam Huber Delmar Ile Nancy Ingram Edda Izzo Joseph Jacobs Joan Jensen Astrid Josephson Michele Kane Paul Kapp Stanley Kaufman Hubert Kear Eugene Keil Nancy Kemm Frances Keylor L18 X Wilma Foland ames Forest Belva Fouser Diane Frank Charles French William Fritzinger Charles Fuller John Fullmer Kay Fulton Gerald Gaertner Darla Gehres 1 Kathleen Gehringer Richard Gerlich john Gillette Ann Gilsdorf Bruce Gischel Mina Gold Marjorie Gough Linda Gray Betty Gries John Guldin Joan Maxson Sandra Mereness Catherine Michaels Joe Miller john Miller Michael Miller Beverly Minekime Linda Moran Marianne Neuberger Barbara Newell Albert Nikles Miriam Obold Sharon O'Bryant Lloyd O'Keefe Sue Owen Pasquale Patuto Audrey Peters William Petry John Pieper Donna Puckrin Robert Reichert Sue Reynolds Dawn Rhodes Jeffrey Risner ger sberger 1, ,lv gl 49 in P V -xg? 1 WXNQBXX sf 5' W ix KY? i , . 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W Z X f fi' 3' yymsfw 25 ff yy' 2 , kffffg W fx ' ,K 4, Robert Waidmann Joe Ward Beverly Warner Mary Ellen Wenger Dolores Werner Karen Westcott Lorene Wiles Judith Williams Gail lflfilliamson Kenneth Wilson Barbara Wyler Carl Yost Ronald Swencki Damel Taylor Catherine Thiedt Barbara Thomas Allison Thomson Eleanor Tomlinson William Tommer Herbert Topp Larry Troutner Russell Van Der Pyl Shirley Voshall Barbara Wagner APTONALTO ALPH PHI TAU The Aptonalton Society started many new practices this year. They have opened their hall to the women's soci- eties for informal parties on Friday and Saturday nights. This is a new policy for any men's society. The group also decided to have open card parties on the last Wednesday night of every month. Their regular meetings have been changed so that every other week they have fellowship meetings with a formal business meeting. As is custom- ary, the Aps have a spring banquet. .ff I 4 - .Q f 4 Aptonalton open house! This year they chose Dr. Moir and Dr. Kramer as new honorary members. ROW 1: W. Murray, R. Armstrong, N. Kovalesky, H. Milthaler, D. Schlingman, R. Dundore, R. Corson. ROW 2: R. Tromans, S. Loliger, K. Amlin, B. Kramer, R. Schmidlin, R. Pforsich, R. Gerber, L. Fish. SOCIETIES exist for the benelits of their members -Spencer 'R The Iltas are a branch of the old Hesperian Society which was started on campus in 1888. In 1957 the name of the society was officially changed from the Hesperians to the Eta Lambda Sigma Society The motto 1S Nulla Vestigia Retror- sum which means No Steps Backward 4 7 f f f . . . H . n ll ,, . Romany Rendezvous! and signifies that the spirit of the soci- ety should be one of reaching toward the future rather than living in the past. . The year's activities included two open houses, Christmas banquet, and parties for upperclass women during exam week. ET LAMBDA SIGMA ROW 1: M. Klaber, F. Matter, G. Hottle, C. Hernke, J. Crews. ROW 2. J. Barley, M. Riemann, I. Nystrom, D. Korosy, S. Huttenlocker, D. Bloom. ROW 3: J. Voshall, G. Ley, J. Schaefer, R. Farinet, N. Gilliland, B. Treese. x x w 1 W Z The Aps views of Growing Pains. M Aff'f Q , U I . , '1-1? f W., x - f M, ff , gnwfffr W ff le u'Z u2.s QW, .W Q . .,.,,,.,,?1-U.. - .- W.. ,, ' Y' 1T'h3l f'LMZLE 'f,1 L .-Q.fZ'f5.v1,.fZQf' , , f ' ,,,,zff,,1,g,hg'e4.,'.. f'-gq... , Mn ', ,' -.f..3Qv4Yz4'-.--:f- ' . f Q 'K' w,h4,,,,,hx,.,, Q , 1. 41'?? ?1f-,xy az ' , !5' f Z E ,, , M, ,,,. . . ,- J -CA, .1 W , f ,. -. f , , ., I , N W I - rll.lIlX' .47 2, M . - View f ,W 4 . if ' fav - A f, 22 -f ' , fy W? E IM fm-Q 05? f 'na , fly - ' , , WE JH 5051- . I ',,, . 1 ,, x V , ' or .md MW,,,f,,,,1 YN hs . :AFMQ-X l 1, v V ' 5 f 1-.eimflgg - wnher i v Rvifh Lixiom. ,.r LL. int! ... x K ROW 1: L. Cellar, D. Lynn, D. johnson, J. Russell, J. Engstrom, D. Seigworth, G. Rieff, M. Ward, N. Kovalesky. ROW 2: L. Bevis, R. Walker, J. Deissler, J. Owens, J. Rosenberger, J. Ingram, C. Bolton, J. Flaiz, T. Rush. Aptonalton smoker I' f Q 'Q gg 3 ff if' 5 iff? , 79' ROWI D Hall L Gerber P Alden V Marchaland M Hall. ROW 2: C. Longaker, S. Gerber, M Prugh J Kratz C Walchle J Beck L Lee ROW 3 S Beggs, J. Bucher, P. Lupfer, S. Dar- EUGLGSSIAN The name Euglossian is derived from the Greek word Euglossia meaning sil- ver-tonguedf' This meaning is carried by each member in her association and contacts with society sisters and friends. Astra Castra, Numen Lumen is the society motto which when translated means the stars are our camping ground, divinity our light. The Si1VCf ring worn by each Euglossian member binds them together in lasting friend- ships. The ring is worn on the left hand, closest to her heart. Purple and white are the society col- ors symbolizing royalty and purity. The violet is the society flower representing modesty. Some of the happy and memorable events throughout the year for the Eugs are the: Highland Flingg Inter-Society Tea and Singg Closed Danceg Pledgingi Palm Sunday Breakfastg Spring Banquem and Sing-out Banquet. ' On It 1 Qlllq lilo Wir My lst CH PQTUC3 1 ll lx Qglx Oklahoma' The Etas journeyed through the years durlng the Slng I .P A ' n.lg Old nifgtl Ui, x Still! ..1 3' .1 R, , rs B hx du rl A L I Wk BOC1- ' it Vard A E , THQ . i PL . M 21800 V if P- ROW 1. Gantt, F. Wood, F. Edington, L. Hernke, J. Lammers. ROW 2: A. Peters, B. Bean S. Marty, C. Lipinski, N. Wilson, E. Wherley. ROW 3: E. Minekime, B. Feik, N. Zinke, J. Pemp sell, N. Lahm, M. Bell, N. Baughman. 71 EXCELSIOR Excelsior is the oldest society known on campus. The Exes opened their ac- tivities this year with an open house en- titled Say It with Music under the di- rection of master of ceremonies, Vic Rowley. On February 6 the annual Ex Topper was held in honor of the members and their dates. Everyone had a wonderful time. One of the activities of the Exes is holding open dances after the football and basketball games. At the end of the year there was a party for the enjoyment of the members and their dates. The Exes chose Say It with Music for their open house ROW 1: E. Bucher, W. Anderson, D. Rothaker, H. Weaver, M. Biro. ROW 2: R. Ballenger, R. Deibel, P. Leahy, W. Dell, R. Crawford, T. McKillip. ROW 3: J. Yost, J. Migliori, J. Long, J. Williams, R. Sturgeon, P. Assenheimer, R. Harger. 74 Q 1' , Q. E TQ .1 , ., If i H' . J 2. J ,saw . f- l 5. - . ah , 5 .l ly l , C? Y., ROW 1: T. Kelly, E. Morgenroth, H. Weber, F. Coomer, D. Dantz. ROW 2: R. Sturm, M. Keller J. Werner, M. Klein, E. Beamer, E. Skarin, C. Larimore. ROW 3: J. Tucker, A. Williamson, J Tanley, L. Bare, P. Collins, K. Veley, H. Grillot, A. Pizedas. ROW 1: C. Hicks, J. Stout, J. Butdorf, J. Zartman, C. Statler. ROW 2: J. Bigham, R. Snyder, C. Williams, M. Stanford, J. Drake, M. Swinehart, C. Bouton. ROW 3: G. Shepherd, F. Herbert, M. Shoflfner, J. Volkmar, G. Pounds, J. Leibengood, B. Mentges. 73 ROW 1: P. French, D. Walker, J. Ward, G. Henry, J. Fishbaugh, W. Yoder, R. Ehlers. ROW 2: M. Todd, W. Grotefend, G. Bryenton, R. Braun, W. Westbrook, D. Kaiser. ROW 3: F. Gill, L. Miller, S. Woeckener. HEIDELBERG The Heids chose the theme of Ham- let for their open house held on Palm Sunday afternoon. Catawba Cliffs was again the site of the annual I-Ieid Banquet. It was an- nounced that Franklynn Stevenson will be linked to the chain of the society's Heids of the Year. The combined talents of the Heids created the Winning float which was dis- played at the Homecoming game. Following their tradition, the society sponsored the Thanksgiving dance, Ver- tigo. Rounding out the semester was a smoker for freshmen. The Heids' prize-Winning homecoming Hoat. 76 l ROM D. Nl 1 Ger ROW 1: E. Pickering, E. Murphy, D. Keller, M. Steiner, W. Tuttle. ROW 2: R. Flory, J. Kunkle, D. Miller, R. Sayle, D. Engle, B. Rohrbaugh. ROW 3: W. Franklin, T. Tomson, J. Humpal, G. Gerber. ROW 1: M. Getz, D. Warner, E. Miller, J. Haviland, W. Decker, J. Ward. ROW 2: D. Klump, J Kerstetter, L. Shobe, N. Ball, J. Weininger. ROW 3: R. Hegemier, R. Quellhorst, L. Clausing, D Kurtzman, A. Gilbert. 77 PHILALETHEAN Patriotism captures the Phi's singing interests. The Philalethean Society chose their name Philalethean, Lovers of Truth, in view of the spirit which would always characterize their meeting and be the standard for their literary work. True to its motto, Do Ye Beste the society has continually strived to bring each individual member to the realiza- tion of herself and to the fuller develop- ment of her powers. Consequently, this aim has developed in most members the inclination to put forth their best efforts for the society and college. Some of the former social functions were replaced with dances, banquets, and an open house. The society's colors are green, which stands for constance, strength, truth and valor, gold, which stands for splendor, justice, and supremacy. ROW 1: M. Hosmer, L. Fletcher, A. Agnew, P. Myers, B. Busch. ROW 2. J. Pope, M. Wolfe, J. Pimsner, S. Summers, J. Neibel, S. Bleckrie, S. Schroer. ROW 3: J. Rippey, C. Grifliths, P. Liddell, J. Stauffer, K. Gamble, A. Riederer. ,V N. D IQ, ROW li X! nedy, L:.1 , . Domncci 'jf l s ! 3 ar .La .lxg their lruth, in kihvllys li be the aisle me iw bnno m S !'cL1l1Z3- iUClOp. ruix,lhg 11.534-I, the IAQ efforts .antuong wlnuutu, .2vhKh 'ruin and szgqndun 26? Q5 3 , if ,,. '. ' In Z, ga- -. r ' A 1 .,1,- . L ' I K. I Q' , , 'fy' s ii, 'l A Q 4' WU V ffz, 2 M: 'gf - lf- ' l f, 1 ' f w I ,,,, 1 Q Q ff ,yf W W A Z 51 2 f Z XX -3J'M., Fr : S4 ROW 1: M. Gomoll, B. Agnew, C. Vogt, J. Belohlavek, D. Worthman. ROW 2: C. Skaza, B. Ken- nedy, S. Litkovitz, C. Harden, C. Dale, S. Swain. ROW 3: R. Ange, B. Brown, M. Schiefferle, P. Dorrance, S. Tobicash, J. Young. ROW 1: M. Stanley, A. Casciani, D. Samuelson, E. Swan, M. Maurer. ROW 2: B. Stevens, N Scott, J. Tompkins, S. Ferrell, V. jones, A. Schuff. ROW 3: B. Reed, C. Surbrook, M. McCla1n P. Renner, B. Lucks, P. Cobes. . 79 - ... . HEIDELBERC SIGMA T ROW 1: L. Brown, D. Brand, D. Bell, G. Banks, F. Noll, R. Reed, R. Diehl. ROW 2: R. Reitz, M. Kuck, J. Raymaley, B. Bauer, P. Baetz, R. Lengler. ROW 3: E. Keen, D. Warns, C. Heitzman, D. Kline, J. Agnew, P. Bixler, B. Johnson. . The Sigs interpreted Growing Pains with a trip to the moon. The Sigs opened their activities with a closed hall dance. During the year there were interchanges with other so- cieties for open hall dances. The Sigs' Open House this year W21S entitled Christmas in Greenwich Vil- lage. Following the program there were refreshments and dancing for those at- tending. At the Sweetheart Dance Mary FranC6S Spicer was crowned Sig Sweetheart and presented with the Sweetheart locket. KEEPS P mg 80 RO' Zin R. Rein. israzman, fs with .4.. FPI1' wear .xfzrjr slr ,wJ1' 'NUS gm fi Nil- 4 'f 'Nerf fiililf JI' f mf W r F w - ,V .mfi ',,4k1'I. The annual Sweetheart Dance. ROW 1: J. Piatt, F. Adams, G. Geiger, D. Hackenberg, R. Charton. ROW 2: F. Weber, D. Leven good, R. Overholt, J. McDermott, J. johnson, A. LaVine. 81 11 if , -f M f 47 ff I Z 'Offs' 5 W7 5,71 c.. ,W 1, Q ,gf f I 2 .K V l M I 2 ffff y 6 777 f , Q, H, fifs,,aff7.4if w ' ff 2 aw A 6. f 5 ffm , ....' ' ,cg ff M 1, I ax 5 ,Af J' 4 X' 'NIE:'1'- '-- all 'M 4,-:s!M5f4f'f?, 7'?:'2 ' 11? -5.42 1' V, ' , '. 14122, 'f leak. .-.- 'MQW' ' , M W' J A-., , Z., ,.., wwf, A xv 7. f A v,f'5,17,f ,Z-,, I 56 ft' .. 1, ' 'Lf Le g - 1 ' ' fff '7 . -. -, v..,,7-V-MyL-,'p,r2-gyyqv f' 5, ,-li'fL,':wg,q1Q,f'ZA-'ig' ' f A142-f',.,'3m'5,?4 vi. 1 fv H. : ,I 5, V yfjg, 13.41 VM, .1 y My I In ..:,:.m ' -' fm . M'- 1 Jw Wai' ff '14, 4 fx: fa: ff M -V X S P::.w.1' .-:.1u:s:::'.. . -' , , 11 ..., ,H - 1 1 , fx lffl :-:'f' 1f'4' , 7 SJ' N a: gg,-5 f ffwffqi , ww':f'. .V W ' A Q, 1 , 7 W .,, ,- .. , ,, -'iff M- f A ..-.. V' W! YZ' -.---- 4 Q .. , L V,,, M4 ,..7MM.Q,..M4A , 11.2 uve, v fx f fff x , ., .V,V, Qi .JU , L. x r Q. f,:f.Wu7 -lll ,fi In . I ' G ' Q, MW. :W....-swfgwf' :- ....... y K' . V f ., slifif i v RSBN-'121.i,4f.'. 1.3240 1 ',l' ' 'A . V, ,K ww M J ? f 1. 5 W., I ,, 'W m,i,,,2g, W2 - 'ff 'WA nu., Z-Lf, W 'iij,f'4,,,, L7 M f 'WJQ ,, :,.fm,. 1 ,:'712-,,,:,,Q,1ngg-fm gtg-1 ,. 1 f ' mf WM is ff1.,Qr'-- ,ff ' . , , ,M - AH, iisifr 41 A, Q, ' ,, .:,1ff ' ' ' 'f L,-' V! V, 1 'HQ ' 1, J, M. - tg N 'wx mv 'f we irfliafwwfftl ' A., .K xx, , ' 271 . . ' -1 ORGANIZATION 'To be able to iill leisure intelligently is the product of the educated mind. -Russell ETA SIGMA PHI Classics ROW 1: C. Gerber, M. Klein, L. Heit- kamp. ROW 2: M. Steiner, E. Miller. PHI ALPHA THETA History J. Fullmer, D. Keller, L. Miller, M. Steiner, R. Kesel. KAPPA DELTA PI Education G. Shepherd, S. Darmour, M. Hall, Dr. Laurence Haskew, L. Clausing, Kunkle, Dr. Clark. TRI - BETA Biology ROW 1: Dr. McQuate, S. Darmour, Dr. Hintz, D. Samuelson, Dr. Lilly, C. Longaker. ROW 22 B. Bean, C. Seigfried, F. Matter, J. Belohlavek, P. Speck, J. Young, R. Farinet, G. Ley. ROW 3: R. Stuckey, G. Geiger, P. Bixler, J. Agnew, D. Kurtzman, R. Reitz, J. Haviland, R. Sayle, E. Schulte. gm P7201 link I 1 4w'5, f' x X. ,ilsliiilllgl , il X ,J J, ,, . li 1. M - I 3 Rc lex Dim J . ho I Ph ALPHA PSI OMEGA Dwzmatics ily I JI alirgnfe l -Arg ROW 1: A. Williamson, Mr. Juergens, XV. Franklin, C. Lipinski. ROW 2: T. Rush, N. Zinke, E. Murphy. : . X X . : 4 Muszc 5 TRIAD CLUB 'f'5 l. ROW 1: C. Newhous, D. Bloom, J. Lamb, E. ,J ,Q Zern, C. Welcelean, L. Gerber, D. Dantz, D. Dickey. ROW 2: B. Rohrbaugh, R. Herbert ,U,f,f.' J. Leibengood, D. Hamann, K. Veley, J. Alt- house M Bumann ROW 3 M Smith, R Pforsich J Engstrom R Dundore P. Nessle. I PI DELTA EPSILON journalism ROW 1: J. Pempsell, C. Longaker, J. Volkmar, L. Gerber, M. Hall. ROW 2: M. Smith, J. Galleher, W. Franklin. PI KAPPA DELTA F orensics ROW 1: L. Bate, M. Sholfner, J. Tanley, J. Volkmar. ROW 2: E. Miller, G. Henry J. Johnson, G. Bryenton, J. Galleher. MATH 8: PHYSICS W CLUB ROW 1: D. Knapp, E. Tomlinson, W. Petry. ROW 2: E. Pickering, D. Levingood, R. Walker, R. Overholt, L. Shobe, J. Weininger. ROW 3: F. Bena, J. Sebok, D. Brand, L. Bevis, L. Clausing, A. Cover. DEBATE CLUB ROYV 1: E. Kroll, C. Liston, J. Gall- eher, P. Kropf, M. Matthews. ROW 2: J. Belohlavek, T. Tuthill, E. Miller G. Henry, J. Xfkfilliams, M. Gomoll ROYV 3: E. Keil, H. Topp, J. Johnson B. Gischel, D. Degler. ROWV 4: L Bate, J. Tanley, G. Bryenton, M. Shoff- ner, D. Swinehart, J. Jensen, R. Krieg- mont, C. Seigfried. HISTORY CLUB ROW 1: C. Birnkofer, D. Miller, M. Alte- kruse, R. Lengler. ROW 2: T. Tomson, L. Miller, L. O'Keefe. ROW 3: D. Kaiser, R. Schaffter. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY ROW' 1: R. Reitz, H. XfVeaver, D. Knapp, J. Castanien. ROYV 2: J. Butdorf, J. Nie- bel, A. Casciani, F. Matter. ROIV 3: J. Sebok, D. Smith, D. Kurtzman, S. XfVoeck- ener, P. Strobl. ROYV 4: A. Madi, G. Rieff, Dr. Robbins, Mr. Groce, R. Arm- strong, W. Decker. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ROW 1: H. Grillot, C. Lipinski, C. Wil- liams, M. McClain. ROW 2: M. Harris A. Linblad, D. Gehres, J. Barley, F. Keylor ROW 3: E. Minekime, J. Lammers, J Bucher, J. Bigham, S. Irion, S. Cook WIC AND MASQUF. ROW 1: N. Gilliland, C. Bouton, D. Korosy, B. Fields, N. Zinke. ROW 2: F. Bender, J. Pieper, D. Kiser, M. Ward, R. Leslie. ROW 3: T. Rush, R. Logerwell, W. Franklin, W. Brandy, J. Risner, J. Russell. RADIO WORKSHOP MEMBERSHIP: F. Bender, R. Boy- lan, W. Brandy, L. Brennernan, S. Brown, W. Chidester, R. Crawford, J. Deissler, J. Galleher, D. Greune, B. Gischel, J. Guldin, E. Hammel, D Kaiser, J. Keller, D. Kiser, D. Korosy, C. Lewis, R. Logerwell, K. Mathes, J. Pieper, J. Russell, J. Pempsell, P. Sandstrom, C. Schonhar, C. Sherer, L Shobe, R. Simpson, D. Trotman, C Walchle, M. Ward, A. Weller. - S.C.. R Sw H ROW 1: Gilsdfhrf ROW 2: C' Bfallch L. Fish, P Hey: Rf sa f f S. C. A. CABINET ROW 1: L. Heitkamp, R. Gerber, G. Henry, J. Egbert, M. Bumann, L. Brauchler, M. Swinehart, B. Bean, C. Hicks, F. Coomer, Miss Chase, M. Reid, M. Steiner, P. Hogan, R. Hegemier, R. Quellhorst. ROW 2: L. Miller, Dr. Noss, D. Kaiser. ROW 1: S. O'Bryant, G. Owens, A. Gilsdorf, J. Campbell, D. Warner. ROW 2: L. Brauchler, W. Voelker C. Brauchler, L. Heitkamp. ROW 3: L. Fish, P. Kapp, R. Scheifier, J. Hef- Hey, M. Reich, F. Coomer. C. V. G. WOMEN'S COUNSELORS J. Niebel, D. Bloom, J. Tucker, C. Bouton, J. Werner, S. Creager, P. Ho- gan, B. Stevens, S. Summers, C. Statler, L. Fletcher, J. Lamb, C. Newhous, M. Stanford, J. Leibengood. H ASSOCIATION ROW 1: B. XfVherley, R. Brater, C. Smith, A. Gilbert, J. Addo. ROW 2: G. Wfilliamson, L. Bagnoli, J. Mercer, D. Bridinger, R. King, W. Tuttle, D. Rich- ardson. ,W .1 ,. A J INTER-DORMITORY C, CCUNCIL Nl. H. B. Bean, D. Bloom, J. Rippey, K. Brow Gamble, J. Pempsell, J. Niebel, L. Flet- l Bigha cher, C. Hicks, C. Bouton. l I . QD 3 .mazasg f i . 1. .143 5 x ...x.4,,g3.j K J .14 TORY CHEERLEADERS M. Hall, J. Young, D. Worthnian, V. Brown, J. Tompkins, W. Grotefend, J. Higham, F. Gin. MEN'S COUNSELORS ROYV 1: D. Lynn, R. Crawford, D. Miller, M. Smith. ROYV 2: W1 Decker, J. Gillam, D. Diehl. H ASSOCIATION ROW l: A. Less, W. Lynch, J. James, R. Reid, T. Newell, J. Ruvolo. ROW 2: N. Lipster, S. Ile, J. Yost, J. Hosler, R. Ballenger, W. Strobel, J. Now. 91 HoNoR soC1ETY J. Suter, D. Drake O. S. E. A. ROW 1: C. Campbell, S. Summers, L. Fletcher P. Renner. ROW 2: M. Stanley, K. Gehringer G. Williamson, C. Catliff, R. Slater, K. Fulton ROW 3: M. Rush, D. Swan, C. Schneck, R Lengler, J. Sell, M. Huber, S. Brown. ROW 4: J. Tucker, J.VBeck, B. Warner, D. Puckrin, J. Kratz, L. Gray. v 'l 1 , . Jw, I V4 TOWER MEN E. Miller, M. Steiner, J. Fullmer, E. Keen, D. Brand, D. Keller. X92 O. S. E. A. ROW l: C. Skaza, C. Walchle, S. Gerber, K Gamble. ROW 2: S. Beggs, D. Therkelson, L Moran, D. Frank. ROW 3: M. Stanford, S. Reyn- olds, M. Mandula, M. Kane, J. Werner, ROW 4 L. O'Keefe, R. Schaffter, T. Tomson, D. Miller, P. Assenheimer. SENIOR LAUREATE D. Hamann, M. Hall, B. Bean, J. Bucher, C. Longaker, M. Reid. WHO'S WHO ROW 1: E. Miller, D. Hamann, J. Bucher, M. Hosmer, C. Longaker, V. Rowley. ROW 2: D. Keller, G. Shepherd, M. Hall, B. Bean, M Steiner. ROW 3: J. Johnson, S. Loliger, E Keen, J. Fullmer, D. Brand. MARCHING BAND ROW 1: L. Moran, K. Gamble, A. Pizedas. ROW 2: N. Kemm, A. Herrington, D. Werner E. Tomlinson, D. Bloom, K. Amlin, D. Ackroyd, N. Dundore, J. DeGregory, P. Hartle E. Wherley. ROW 3: M. Obold, V. Cockerham, G. Hottle, P. Speck, K. Veley, N. Gilliland S. Marty, B. Wagner, J. Lamb, J. Stout. ROW 4: J. Maxson, L. Bates, C. Sherer, R Reitz, R. Armstrong, G. Banks, J. Long, P. Nessle, R. Dundore, J. Weininger, B. Rohrbaugh W. Petry. ROW 5: J. Rosenberger, P. Assenheimer, R. Russell, J. Kelley, W. Houk, B Kramer, J. Waite, J. Risner, D. Kaiser, J. Scott, N. Ball. MADRIGALS ROWI J Althouse D Hamann M Bumann J Bucher C Newhous L Gerber D D1ckey ROW 2 R Dundore J Raymaley L r1Sh M Smlth J Kunkle B Rohrbaugh ,,8,9:lTfs:-f A 5100 CONCERT CHOIR ROW 1 D Dlckey D Worthman L Gerber D Samuelson A L1ndblad J Tompkms Campbell M Stanford J Bucher R Ange A P1ZCdaS B Brown C Longaker ROW 2 Surbrook S Beggs J Davles D Hall L Wlles J Butdorf C Selgfrled A Dlller Smlth E Swan M Wenger J Werner C Mart1n D Gehres P M1163 L Carpenter Zern ROW 3 K Compton D Therkelson C Newhous J Lelbengood P Myers J Maxson J Althouse M Bumann D Hamann M Prugh R Herbert R Lollger K Th1edt E Beamer J Kratz J Beck C Welcelean E Habermehl M Swmehart ROW 4 J Egbert J Havrland D Schlmgman M Hosler C Iesl1e J Flshbaugh J R1ppey A Rlederer P Nessle C Catllff B Hendrlckson J Pope R Rezchert R Pforslch R Wagner H Weaver B Rohrbaugh L Flsh R Dundore ROW 5 J Kunkle J Johnson J Bell G Banks J Kennedy D Engle L Troutner E Hammel J Castamen M Getz J Glllam J Raymaley J Grlbble J Mlller M Smlth A Bryenton E Kell G Bryenton J Russell R Lahmers ROW 6 P Eckert D Smlth J R1nehart J Ingram J Wa1te D Klme F G1ll J Rosenberger R Russell R Quellhorst 1 udents of H Edim: Associg News Q Socicq Sports Copy E Fearun K llillu ilk. ed bygh Students of Heidelberg College Editor Associate Editor News Editor Society Editor Sports Editor Copy Editor Feature Editor S. Loliger J. Volkmar S. Swain D. Korosy R. Simpson C. Dale A J. Young GENERAL STAFF: ROW 1: K. Dearborn, M Gold D Marks N Kemm J Hartell ROW 2 M. Bell, J. Galleher, C. Statler, L. Maurer, V Rowley J DeGregory ROW 3 W Foland R Ehlers, J. Tanle , . Porter, K. Gamble. W ,A MWMWMW-f ww M W- M--WW Uncle Vanya SPEECH The Rainmakern 98 f. 5 .f ,Asa-YW W -4 y 2 ,fn'f 7'! I lla 4 E L, , E Vg!! Bus Stop DEBATE: M. Shoffner, L. Bate, J. Tanley. 'Q . 99 ' , ff ,,, 7,42 V iwy , ff ' , if , y, ,X l . W , K X K L ,h Aki V , I VOVV W - , f My l I l STUDENT COUNCIL M ROW 1: D. Smith, P. Assenheimer, C. Longaker, P. Dorrance, D. Bovington, S. Ferrell, W. Yoder, C. Vogt, V. Rowley, J. Johnson, N. Zinke, E. Miller, W. Strobel, J. Egbert. ROW 2: R. Kestner, W. Clarke, M. Shoffner, M. Comstock. O. M. E. A. ROW l: E. Zern, C. Welcelean, L. Gerber. ROW 2: B. Rohrbaugh, D. Hamann, R. Herbert, J. Althouse, M. Bumann. ROW 3: G. Banks, M. Smith, J. Gribble, R. . . Dundore. 11 1 . . MEN S INTERSOCIETY COUNCIL ROW 1: E. Keen, T. Tomson, C. Bolton. ROW 2: E. Miller, J. Long, R. Reed, S. Getterny. - N if .. ' 1 0' . N . ., ,if-+.i.5,,g D?-mf ' 1 , 7: - F ,.,,,,, , WOMEN'S INTERSOCIETY COUNCIL ROW A. Schuflf, N. Lahm, R. Snyder, J. Bucher, C. Williams, P. Renner. ROW 2: C. Lipinski, B. Reed, M. Bumann. 101 . - . 5511 . r ' 'dh-4' ,VZ ,- ft Q , . I J O-EDITORS: L. Lee and D. Mille l'. BUSINESS MANAGER: A. Gilbert. URORA PHOTO J' Owens CP GENERAL STAFF: ROW 1: B. Stevens, B. Mentges, A. Agnew, K. Gamble, M. McClain. ROW 2: J. Butdorf, j.'Niebe1, L. Hed, j. Porter, C. Skaza, L. Shobe, J. Bigham, T. Kelly. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF A Oblak P Eckert I Owens L Clausmg 103 T : . , . , . , . . GERMAN CLUB MEMBERSHIP: J. Addo, M. Altekruse, B. Ar- nold, J. Baker, R. Beck, I. Bender, C. Birnkofer, D. Blum, D. Bovington, L. Brenneman, V. Brown E. Creaser, N. Dundore, B. Fauser, M. Getz, A Gilsdorf, M. Gold, M. Gomoll, N. Gilliland, K Gehringer, B. Hendrickson, D. Hertzer, M. Hu ber, R. Kriegmont, E. Kroll, N. Kemm, D. Kor- osy, C. Leslie, L. Maurer, D. Marks, R. Morgan H. Milthaler, S. O'Bryant, P. Speck, W. Shank L. Shobe, D. Swartzmiller, D. Swinehart, R. Simpson, H. Topp, W. Voelker, H. Weber, H Weaver, B. Wherley, M. VVard, M. Wenger, J Williams. f SPA ISH CLUB MEMBERSHIP: F. Adams, A. Agnew, R. Ange W. Anspach, R. Ballenger, J. Belohlavek, F Bender, R. Brater, R. Braun, R. Breisinger, J Brickley, D. Bridinger, E. Bucher, R. Burtraw L. Carpenter, L. Celler, R. Charton, R. Corson R. Cypher, R. Deibel, R. Donato, F. Fabrizio R. Flory, P. French, J. Fullmer, P. Geirse, R Gilmore, S. Gettemy, R. Gross, D. Hackenburg W. Hall, R. Hardin, D. Harkins, J. Hartley, D Hartley, R. Heany, R. Hegemier, F. Herbert L. Hernke, L. Hoffman, J. Homan, R. Houk J. James, S. Jeffreys, D. Johnson, J. Kerstetter D. Kline, J. Kokko, A. LaVine, R. Love, J. Man- gano, V. Marchland, M. McClain, J. McDermott J. Mercer, D. Miller, J. Miller, S. Muggenborg W. Murray, P. Myers, T. Newell, A. Peters, J Piatt, G. Pounds, R. Reid, C. Rice, D. Richard- son, A. Riederer, J. Rilley, P. Rizzo, W. Roby D. Schlingman, N. Scott, S. Scott, L. Shelt, G Shumway, C. Smith, D. Swan, R. Taylor, S. Tobi- cash, J. Tompkins, T. Tomson, D. Trottman K. Van der Veck, R. Wagner, R. Walker, D Warns, F. Weber, W. Westbrook, J. Wetter, D Wherley, G. Williamson, M. Wolf, D. Worthman J. Yost, J. Young. J FEATURES . . A wonderful seasoning to life . . . enjoyment. Moliere WZ f f, fi N ff. ,V ZMAWQ Z3 , QZWJ Af ,w-fu.-s,5. -.4-r ,if - V. , ,,,'!-.,I'f,2f ,,. , CURONATICN BALL The freshman class chose Mary Kel- ler and Roger Hegemier to reign over the 1958 Coronation Ball. Attendants were Marilla McClain and Bill Grote- fend, and Marilyn Klein and Dave Kaiser. Seiberling Gymnasium was decked out with Japanese lanterns and cherry blossoms to carry out the theme Talm- san Tomadachej' Japanese for friend- ship. To further exemplify this theme refreshments were served by sophomore girls dressed as Japanese waitresses. Charlie Hauser and his band, seated in a Japanese pagoda, supplied the music. David Kaiser and Marilyn Klein Marilla McClain and B111 Giotcfend Queen M ny incl King Roger W wwf M Z3 W N . r 1 'X 2 '- vf-. O ,,,- ,,,. Ny. f y - ,W MAY DAY The Royal Trumpeter, Phyl- lis Dorrance, led the procession of senior women followed by Queen Dorothy Palmer and her attendant, Alice Jean Ziegler, to open the May Day program. The theme for the afternoon program, Origin of the Sea- sons, was carried out by a modern dance group of fresh- men women and narrations by Margaret Swinehart. The pro- gram was closed with the tradi- tional Winding of the May Pole. In the evening Seiberling Gymnasium was transformed in- to a Garden of the Gods. Greek pillars and harps floating in Angel hair set the background for the music of Charlie Hauser. Princess Josephine Rippey .1--gk Q0 fs Wind Cornelia Longakef 110 Priscilla Liddell 6 dem 11. pmgff- fhc lfzt' Hail, P bcrg S' the LH? Sludczai Prima'- amends cilla Li and df alumni dancing and hir sium. s me fl A. S. 5.5.1 bu, .5 Lht Lmg an HOMECOMING Signs of Growing Pains were evi- dent all over the campus as the judging progressed, but the judges decided that the theme was best depicted by France Hall, Keller Cottage, and the Heidel- berg Society float. Before the start of the game with Denison, Vic Rowley, Student Council president, presented Princess Josephine Rippey and her attendants, Cornelia Longaker and Pris- cilla Liddell. Princess Jo then presented the trophies to the winners of the floats and dorm decorations. Students and alumni concluded this festive day with dancing to the music of Dick Steven and his orchestra in Seiberling Gymna- sium. Darrell Brand, Cornelia Longaker, Victor Rowley Princess Jo Piiscilla Liddell Ilul Millei yy f , f WW,Wfw wW,k,v..,vW,.,w cv f We QM QQ :- N ff, A ,f Q PM ' P51 1 H, ' 26. Mk T I X xi .X X u X X sx XS X ,.. . 1 'TQ-'iv'-. 5 lxh-U-, CHRISTMAS DANCE Poinciana was the theme of the annual Christmas dance, and Seiberling Gymnasium was ap- propriately decorated with poin- settias and Christmas scenes. The Snow King and Queen, Doyle Smith and Judy Niebel, were escorted to their throne by Santa Claus. The attendants were Cindy Bouton, Roger Reed, Sue Swain, and Ralph Beddow. The music of Richard Maltby and his orchestra made this an evening to be remembered by the Heidelberg campus. 'ily' E 1 IN TERSOCIETY DANCE The seven societies co- operated this year to bring the student body one big dance, free of charge. The music was furnished by The Statesmenf' a group of high school boys from Rochester, New York. MOTHERS, WEEK-EN D Approximately 150 mothers came to our campus for a week- end of fun and entertainment with their daughters. The week- end included a style-show, classes, teas, smorgasbord din- ner, and the dress rehearsal of The Rainmakerf' Church and Sunday dinner ended this very special week-end. COM NCEMENT One hundred and nineteen students entered a new door as they received their degrees on june 8, 1958. There were also four honorary degrees con- ferred. Governor C. William O'Neil delivered the commencement address. Dean F. D. Lemke pre- sented the candidates for de- grees, and President Terry Wickham conferred the degrees. After conferrnent of the de- grees the recessional sounded forth and the class of 1958 said farewell to their Alma Mater. '- ,, . , A t W. .- FRESHMAN WEEK The words, Dink, Frosh, Dink, fol- lowed every freshman as the class of 1962 struggled through their first week at the Berg. Peggy Swinehart and Peter French planned a full week, designed to acquaint the Freshmen with upper- classmen, faculty, campus activities and the many Heidelberg traditions. This week included a formal dinner and dance, a couple of mixers, a picnic sup- per, and the usual tests. The defeat of the Freshmen in the traditional tug-of- war ended this first week and classes and studying began in earnest. 5 1 , -flT'Z1.3,... ':g ii V. 'Q lf 1 1 if I' JJ f in f , ,- Wbwyl ,J . at-3 ... .V W., it, , ,QQ , x 2, 'Ziff I h ' '5 Hifi .f-Z ff W7 -45 .ff Q ,. VW I f' V. .BH K .1 . 'wwf' HM' if ,f f iV ' g , ft ftgjz gy Qi., .JZ ,W X yin . V. pw? Lk W , -O V ,IV 5 l fy ', ffw ' b f . V VV. WV , ff I 10, ' ft .f J ' 1' . Z, 573 Wlf. si- f my , 3 , - - V: 7, . af 'E 'iii - 1. 'HU 'U' H . 'Jw , 4-' ,. f . 'V ,ff ' i t Z' 4 5 'I 'f - V, SW, if f- H Wx.: 4- M f . ., ,..- ,V I VM y. . , ,. 3 ,mifw 2' , K M M ,f A nifty. 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AX,--7. vw , -ff- .4-fs? -- A .cw f QW sy -,uf . 1 Vu .1 fu. 1'-f+ sf1fl'Wx. s a- f f..-s Q ,, , ev .. dxf NVV,,55-'.Z-mfft ,, V -zghifzs -'f- 1 ' -.Nr-f Iub , ,-Vatu 7ymfgg..,,5z?i23 y ,'f.. sf' ,apfw -f K , eff-w,V,1'-2- 'mV.V.t,f -ff 1Li 7Mfff'Vf1 Q- N . .,-...V x. tp,-Y - Q -2---..,f1i sez--,.: . Mfr . ww . Qf ., .,:-,rg w UV s gs 1 , - ,,,:'. ,wi VM - Q36 G ,, . 'Y .V .if ' 1 ,-p.. ....: ' j ...N 3 -fi .si - --Nfl V , ,1.,,: .j 1: 4 3 Mig, ,g ym yi f',..,,,Vff',f . K. , ik . M- 116 jan lea f, U I ,- jane Bigham, Miss LeBaron, Jean Lammers, Carol Williams. Qt! DANFORTH AMBASSADOR PRCGRAM The Ambassador Program was created to strengthen the moral, spiritual, and religious life of the campus-community. To carry on the implications of Chris- tian vocation in all fields of work, each department is engaged in selecting and sharing an outstanding leader in its field who approaches his work from a Christian perspective. Visiting the campus for the 1958 Dan- forth Program were: Harlow Shapley, professor emeritus of astronomy at Harvard, in the fields of math and physics. Kenneth Pike, University of Michi- gan linguist, in the department of mod- ern languages. Helen LeBaron, Dean of the Division of Home Economics at Iowa State Col- lege. Lawrence Haskew, Dean of the Univ- ersity of Texas College of Education. julia Volkmar and D1 Shapley NI1 Cousins and Judy Young. John. HEIDELBERG LECTURE AND CONCERT SERIES The Heidelberg Lecture and Concert Series under the direction of Dr. Ken- neth E. Davison presented the following programs covering subjects in the fields ol politics, science, music, and world af- fairs: Norman Cousins, editor of The Satur- day Review, spoke on the The VVar Against God. The Rondoliers presented a lively and varied program of Art Songs, Operatic Selections, Show Tunes, and Folk Songs. The chief polar correspondent of the New York Times, Walter Sullivan, de- scribed the earth's seventh continent. The famed CBS Paris correspondent, David Schoenbrun, represented world affairs and spoke on contemporary France. ll8 William Franklin and Mr St WOMEN'S SPORTS Pleasure in moderation relaxes and tempers the spirit. -Seneca .R. A. The purpose of this organization is to offer opportunity to all women students at Heidelberg College for socialized recreation and develop- ment of skill in various sports and activities. Under the able leadership of Constance Vogt, who was the president of the Association this year, the W.R.A. attained the highest member- ship ever reached in its history on campus. Through various activities and sports the women accumulate points and receive awards. The awards consist of numerals for an accumu- lation of four hundred points, a H letter for six hundred points, bookends for eight hundred, and a trophy for twelve hundred points. In the fall and winter months the main sports are basketball, volleyball, bowling, cards, ping- pong, field hockey, soccer, badminton, and syn- chronized swimming. In the spring softball, arch- ery, and tennis complete the sports program. Activities such as high school playdays, which are conducted for local high schools, Coed Ca- pers, which is conducted for all college students, college playdays, and a banquet round out the activities of the year. OFFICERS President Constance Vogt Vice-President Rita Snyder Secretary Amber Riederer Treasurer Dorothy Worthman Publicity Karen Veley Sports Chairman Barbara Reed Points Chairman Ann Agnew l20 SWIMMING MEMBERSHIP: A. Agnew, R. Ange, J. Baker, E. Beamer, R. Beck, J. Belohlavek, J. Bigham, I. Binder, S. Bleckrie, J. Bolek, J. Brickley, W. Brocks, V. Brown, P. Burrichter, B. Busch, C. Campbell, M. Carl, L. Carpenter, A. Casciani, B. Clarke, B. Cobes, V. Cockerham, P. Collins, K. Compton, M. Comstock, A. Cook, D. Dantz, J. Davies, K. Dearborn, I. Diaz, P. Dorrance, L. Fletcher, W. Foland, B. Fouser, K. Fulton, D. Gehres, K. Gehringer, M. Gomoll, M. Gough, J. Gribble, H. Gurley, M. Harris, C. Harter, F. Herbert, R. Herbert, C. Hernke, A. Herrington, L. Hoffman, M. Holden, M. Hosmer, N. Ingram, J. Jensen, A. Josephson, M. Kane, N. Kemm, F. Keylor, D. Kiser, M. Klein. BOWLING BADMIN TON L. Linhart, C. Lipinski, S. Litkovitz, M. Mandula, D. Marks, B. Mentges, S. Mereness, P. Myers, J. Moorehouse, L. Moran, J. Niebel, M. Obold, G. Pounds, B. Reed, P. Renner, S. Reynolds, D. Rhodes, A. Riederer, J. Schaefer, M. Schiefferle, A. Schuff, D. Shutt, C. Skaza, K. Smith, R. Slater, M. Stanford, M. Stanley, J. Stout, S. Summers, S. Swain, B. Thomas, S. Tobicash, K. Van Der Beck, C. Vogt, B. Warner, M. Wenger, L. Wiles, C. Williams, D. Worthman. PING-PONG J ' 0 o .0' ,Q lr' ,,v, O fn' , 1 Q 1 K ' 4 14. , X X. ' X VOLLEYBALL 22 I MEN'S SPORTS Skill is stronger than strength. -Anonymous .,,,,..,.. ,,.. ,.-....,-..-ff,,.-'.......,-,.,.,...,-,..-,-ff-1.1 - --1-f-v -.-'rw - GRIDDERS WI SIX. DR OP THREE 124 4 1, Xa Ar P7922 kwfgqb ,in P-ff' I-cg 45,3 A f- A ' ff'--r A -- -uf -M , . V - - ,,1f, . f 'N f -A: V .Y -. -1 -.'- Y ,-iffff'-fu, 19223--I 4-f:-Ag? '- GJ ,-11. -E: 31. ., - sgi f:f:,. - - - . ,..g' ,,4:.,,, 'H-'13 4,-5 ' 4- '- '1 ..g ' ,,3:,' Aan Adv- Q., ...,Q,.:,A . , V ' 1 , ..'. '-Hyun ,' ' - 'A . w . . ' ' LW' ' 'f ' --f f -1'T'h',r-- V- rv TT- 1 L -. ' , ,,,-v.Nvw- .VV ' -VA, f.,', -, 'E-, -. af,1,.-bg-,-Af,,3 - ' - V , f WML- . -1,12-.,'.s'..? - it I - 4 3, n ut Hg. fEg1,:.l1q-qi.-.I-',. , 1- ' . i . , 3, 5,5 V: 1 4 , 1, , Q . ,. 'V - sg, ,f A., 1,?A-,f.'rA.4.',.,1' - ,L,Zq,Q. E ., - A V , ' ' .'f:ff-if-H, 1 .54 - 'XE 'Y s ,, -:L -A, y 1 ' 'V ' 'lf'.,f3 5 Q a 7?-' JJ' .. ,ii-21 ' J , , 'f.v.'--,I ':, - ' ' 'f.f'zn.'-I 4' -1.,-vs. - .Lv , .4 - . . X.. - . . , , M.-U : 5 H-P' '5 x 3,325 igkzbl in -fi tux ROW 1: J. James, R. Reid, H. Koch, T. Newell, W. Lynch, C. Smith, R. Louk, R. Brater, E. Klein, R. Gross, D. Richardson, R. Moore. ROW 2: S. Ile, N. Lipster, J. Migliori, R. Beddow, A. Less, C. Jones, D. Robison, A. Shilling, L. Brownell, J. Ruvolo. ROW 3: E. Bucher, R. Wagner, R. Donato, J. Mercer, R. Sturgeon, R. Heaney, J. Boeke, J. Williams, R. Ventimiglia, F. Tryby, R. Gilmore, J. Baker. ROW 4: D. Bridinger, R. Love, T. Huss, K. Auer, W. Strobel, G. William- son, J. Lewis, S. Muggenborg, R. Buckham, D. Painter. Heidelberg's Student Princes contin- Coaches Hoerneman and Murphy ued their winning ways in 1958 as they posted a respectable 6-3 mark. In Ohio Conference clashes, they salvaged a .500 mark with a 3-3 record. This was Head- Coach Paul Hoerneman's 13th consec- utive season at the Hilltop. It also marked his worst season, for it was the First time that his squads had dropped more than two tilts. This was supposed to be an even worse year. With only eight lettermen composing the nucleus, the 'Berg grid- ders put forth a gallant eflfort to grasp the OC., but injuries and inexperience set hack their hopes. Bluffton suffered a loss to the 'Berg in the traditional tip-off tilt, 20-6. Dur- ing intermittent showers, Curby Smith netted 120 yards to pace the Tricolor to their first triumph. The game was marred by six fumbles and numerous penalties. Gene Williamson's booming punts kept the Beavers in deep terri- tory. The following week, triple-threat Doug Schmidt, the All O.C. quarter- back choice, and his Ohio Wesleyan crew were the Foxmen's second victim. The Battling Bishops played the worst game of the season, Schmidt's passes were off-target as he completed only 'YUST WAIT TILL NEXT YEAR T,fjl,ffLf-757, f' 'uf -' fl. , fn 4, M Q' ga, I ., . 4 , r .1 f f. , .f ,,4 .f 1 . , -- 1 ..,, 1.- 1 . . . f ..f 4, - f . 5 of 17. QB Gene Williamson tossed two TD's to pace Heidelberg to an easy 39-21 triumph. Zimmerman stadium marked the site of the best game of the season. Coach Hoerneman introduced freshman Jim Lewis to the Tigers. Wittenberg's de- fending co-titlists had their hands full as the 'Berg out-played, out-fought, and out-gained them, but four costly fumbles spelled defeat, 27-20. Lewis scored two touchdowns and two extra points. One TD came on a 44 yard screen pass from QB John James. It was maximum out- put against the same team which had drubbed them 34-6 the previous season. Q The ball's here someplace! 1 On a windy, freezing Saturday after- noon, Akron's Zippers handed the Princes an ll-O setback in the Rubber Bowl. This was the first shutout since 1954 when Morris-Harvey turned the trick. Art Bailey, Gino Calcei, and Al Smesko were thorns in the 'Berg de- fense. This game also found an uniden- tified Prince aiding a teammate to score the tying tally. An alert official called an infraction and halted the offensive punch. Princess Josephine Rippey and her court led the Foxmen to a 26-6 tri- umph in the Homecoming fray. Curby Slllllli by Iliff! ' . ,..!. abllf l to Ylfwi Tlzifxfi u'CCk4'l'li 'W elbefi 3-4 i 190 lxiiliil 10 pau' iff marker? ll- the UN' hall, Oucrlr L7 on the fffllf the oflm-5 pas: tht C. tht crm: Confsilrn rated Bail-. Chuck lim secondzm j stopped li: were rczu: ri ln thc' far. Hillloppg. Oilers. 5 larch. 454 - downs. R44 21Hflp0un,f3,. Thi? Em l0fS COllt f1. x N... Less and Joe C0'C3Plain r Calllain Q lm all-1, si, -sw, 3 ln. ,S Xi 1. I i r Smith and an alert defense, spearheaded by Little All-American and Most Valu- able Player, jim Boeke, paved the way no victory. Things were different the following week-end as Muskingum dumped Heid- elberg 22-0. Fullback Bill Cooper gained 190 yards, one more than the Princes, to pace the Muskies. The first half was marked by brilliant goal-line stands but the Muskies pulled away in the second half. Otterbein gave the Tricolor a scare on the following week-end. Rain plagued the offensive machines, as they edged past the Cardinals, 14-7. Smith topped the century mark for the third time. Confidence began to return. Highly rated Baldwin-VVallace with Chuckin' Chuck Brady fell 12-O. An alert 'Berg secondary picked off five aerials as they stopped Brady cold. Two interceptions were returned for TD's. In the final clash of the campaign the Hilltoppers overpowered the Findlay Oilers, 33-0. The offense mustered 525 yards, 454 via the ground, and 30 first downs. Rich Ventimiglia scored twice and pounded out 134 yards. This game was the climax of five sen- iors collegiate career: Co-captains, Tony Less and Chuck Jones, Ralph Beddow, Joe Migliori, and Dave Robison. Co-Captain A. Less, Most Valuable Player J. Boeke, Co- Captain C. jones. Prospects for next season are better. With twenty lettermen returning, plus some promising freshmen, the Princes should be an O.C. title contender. Boeke heads the list of linemen. Smith and Jack Ruvolo, the team's top ground gainers return. Gene Williamson, with a season's experience, should become one of the top O.C. signal callers. Chances are pret- ty bright for next season. MANAGERS: ROW l: R. Schafftner, Yost ROW 2 M. Stallings, N. Miller. FRESHMAN The Little Princes made a fine show- ing for 1958, winning four games while dropping only one. Teams in their win- ning column were Findlay, Baldwin- Wallace, and Ohio Wesleyan. Their only loss came at the hands of the sophomores in the a n n u a l Freshman-Sophomore game. This was a very hard fought con- test with the sophomores winning lil-7 behind the slashing running of Curby Smith. POCTBALL Perhaps the frosh's finest showing was against Baldwin-Wallace on our home field. Baldwin-Wallace dominated the first half and left the field at half-time with a 14-0 lead. However, in the second half Heidelberg rallied with a great team effort to win 32-14. Possibly the key to Coach Hoerne- man's optimism for 1959 might be found in the performance of this year's fresh- men. ,pf YOUNG PRINCES SHOW PR OMISEf . 121, P ax' 1 129 , VII, ,Y '-2 pl A. 1 A,, . . , 1. .A ,A . .4.., ,. + 4A ,.. .,.,, . , ,. .,. ... h , , ...,.., .,, ,A.L .m.g., , . .4, .,V. .. ROW 1: L. Shelt, trainer, j. Huston, D. Warns, E. Wenger, R. Deibel, L. Beveridge, W. Anspach manager. ROW 2: R. Baur, J. Baker, K. Grahm, G. Gaertner, J. Williams, R. Crawford, T. Gib son, D. Smith, W. Lee. ARSITY BASKETBALL The Student Princes basketball team, composed of three juniors, seven sopho- mores and five freshmen, ended the 1958-59 season with promises of better things to come. The local five accumu- lated a 7-ll win-loss record at press time, standing 9th in the Ohio Conference. The Princes scored single victories over Bluffton, Findlay, Hiram, Ohio f W ' , 'fd l f '3 . ,',, A 1 Wesleyan, Kenyon, and defeated Otter- bein twice while losing to Ohio North- ern, Muskingham, Ohio Wesleyan, Earl- ham, Oberlin, Denison, and Akron. They have gone down to defeat at the hands of Bluffton and Detroit Tech on two different occasions. Gene Wenger, 6,l junior forward from New Philadelphia, led the team in scoring with an average of 16.9 points per game. The aggressive forward also was ranked 8th in the Ohio Conference scoring. Duane Warns, 6'1 sophomore from Hopewell-Louden, finished second on the team with a 12.9 points per game average. Tom Gibson, 6'2 sophomore followed Warns in the scoring with a 10.5 point average. Gibson, from Attica, also led the team at the free throw line, dropping in 27 out of 30 free throws. Maurice Jackson, 5'll frosh from Wendham, dropped in 28 out of 37 free throws for an average of 82CX,. Finishing behind Jackson was Gene Wenger, who Coach Frye diagrams a play 130 fE'55q-sw.--.Q-.g,..,g-.1 ..,x, -F R f f Sf? --...-.,, . , . f Ns ,, L dropped in 75 percent of his free throws. Under the backboards 6'4 junior Joel Williams led the team with 201 re- bounds. Ron Crawford, 6'3 sophomore from Holland fOhioj, finished second with 104 rebounds. Gene Wenger holds the individual high for points scored in a game as he poured in 31 points against Otterbein, February 19. In the same game Joel Wil- liams picked off 27 rebounds also for a season high. The same game saw the 'Berg score a season high of 96 points. As a whole the Heidelberg five has a 67 point average per game while their opponents have scored an average of 70 points a game. The 'Berg has attempted 394 foul shots and made 251 for a 6470 average from the free throw line. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: ROW 1: L. Barnes, D. Smith F Garber R. Grahm, C. Hertford. ROW 2: L. Beveridge, R. Baur, J. Guldin G Gaertner J. Carrick, R. Ringle, G. Deconinck, manager. I i l l Q l a I i 5 I I , 1 I 1 5 1 i 1 I john Addo and Tony Less working in the Commons BEHI D TI-IE SCENES . . . Each of us at one time or another has felt the spirit or pride which comes with the sight or mention of a Berg athletic team. We have all benefited in some way from the glory which our teams re- flect upon Heidelberg. Therefore, we Many players hustle in order to make a practice at 4:00. would like to pay tribute, in this the athletic section, to the fellow students who make up our athletic teams. An athlete is asked to give willingly of his time for the practice field in order that he will provide a more creditable performance on the day of the game. This time spent on the field or in the gym means he must make sacrifices in other extra-curricular activities which his fellow students are enjoying. No con- cessions are made to the athlete in the class room either, so this means he must spend his free time studying like every- one else. Into this busy schedule many athletes are expected to work on a part time job. Look a little more closely behind the trays at the Commons and you may rec- ognize your waiter as the fellow who scored the winning touchdown in a foot- ball game or won the 100 yard dash in the track meet the week before. Other players find time to work in the Castle or Library. Many find they have to hus- tle from their work or a late class in or- der to make practice by 4:00. i. QNX xx M X X '23 my gg Y .NW fx 1 'QW The old proverb Practlce makes per feet was never more appropr1ate than when applled to a team at Heldelberg From football 1n the fall to golf 1n the spr1ng athletes collect bumps brulses spra1ns and stra1ns prepar1ng for a com 1ng contest The fam1l1ar yells of Coach Hoernemans or the loud grunts of a bulky l1neman are frequently heard on the Armstrong pract1ce Held The scene IS the same 1n the sprlng only the cast 1S changed from football players to track men Add the ever present threat of an 1n jury to the SHCTIHCCS we have already mentloned and It IS evldent that these athletes are 1n the game for more than the sporadlc glory they mlght TCCCIVC. Th1S look behmd the scenes shows us that they must play the game because they love 1tY MQ. MN-.., Pract1ce makes perfect Ray Kmg smks one 1n a warm up round Fmal result a tense coach1ng staff 133 ,kd Q' -M Q .Nw 1: 1 ,Q 5 , ' i . I I .1 . . , -X ' X R, N ' Z-12.11. -xl A - Pg- Dirk imfi Mx, s X ' ylxii swims is -.1 f X, U 1. X, sss.NN r rflw efi 55,2 ' o r ., A sf if - Q . ,ng x I, F . 9- ...rf 5 ' 1 ..' , -.K gn-X y V 1-'ITN 'V F, H 1 '-' :-:ful - 'fi '..fj i HI A. . . . - . ,' 'X Vgj. . W., .3 sc ' , -. . .. ,.., , - r . - y, l 4 5 V ' ' . Y j'1t' Ml, I 7 J , ' ' 'I' 1 ' Y ,Q 1 V . . ' I 0 0 Go Man Go! T RACKZILIEN BLAZE WA Y T 0 BEST SEASON One of Heidelberg's greatest track teams burst forth in the spring of 1958. The cindermen Winged their Way to an undefeated season in seven dual meets and a second place finish in their only tri-meet. With an early season victory over a relatively strong Akron team, the team began to think in terms of an undefeated season. Only a second place finish be- hind Ohio Wesleyan and ahead of Western Reserve tarnished their hopes for a perfect season. It was a year for new records as Joel Williams, Al Gilbert, and Bill Groman posted new Heidelberg marks. Williams Al UUX , , , 1 1 ROW 1: Coach Marv Fr e, J. Add , C. S 'h if 247.1 A! y o mit , J. Kokko, D. Strickler, F. Stephenson, W. Yoder, R. Cyphers, J. Sebok, D. Klump, R. Weininger, R. Moore. ROW 2: R. Gioia, D. Mfarns, S. Nepo, D. Swartzmiller, N. Kovalevsk y, D. Matthews, M. Snyder, J. McDermott, J. Boeke, J. Vfilliams, H. Clarke, J. Baker, J. Hosler, D. Baker, J. Kerstette , S. M B. Groman, A. Gilbert, B. Darmour. started it with a new discus mark of 142' NFA against Bluffton. He backed this up in the shot put with a tremen- dous new effort of 52' ZMN. Later Al Gilbert contributed a new pole vault record of 12' 6 . The finishing touch was added in the last meet of the year r uggenborg, with Capital when Bill Groman, clos- ing out a brilliant athletic career, blazed a new 100-yard dash mark in 9.9 seconds. The team closed the season with a battle for fourth place in the rugged Ohio Conference clash at Oberlin. Records were made to be broken. -!....,,j3A ,- . - ROW 1: C. Stingel, D. Richardson, J. Ruvolo, T. Newell, R. Twarek, R. Louk, B. Wherley, i A. Less. ROW 2: Coach Jack Murphy, E. Wenger, R. Kominek, F. Crisafulli, J. Rosenberger, W- AHSPHCIH, C. Bryan, J. Now, R. Deibel, J. Migliori. 'YUST WAIT T ILL NEXT YEAR 'J' Playing with little stu- dent interest or backing, the baseball team found that wins were a rare event. The team played The ba11's here someplace! through a ten-game Sched- . ule winning only two. J Using several freshmen in the line-up, Coach Jack Murphy found inexperi- ence and a lack of pitch- ing depth to be his great- 3 est problems. The hitting, led by freshman Tom Newell's .323 mark and William Anspach's 307, was the team's greatest as- set. Gene Wenger was the T ' leading pitcher for the I i I ' 4' ' if .f.i?Q,Zf QV' -fab- Princes, picking up both of the team's wins while being charged with four losses. The diamond-men start- ed the season well with a XX l K8 apart!! p sm ffm rs fm :ni Ulf L ul 9'4- 'ISV rs 'Yum' my 'T l 1' What is he, Ump? 4 3 w1n over Ashland However plagued by erratlc fieldlng and a th1n p1tch1ng corps the Berg dropped SIX 1n a row before breaklng 1nto the Wm column agam agamst Kenyon They closed the season losmg to Wooster 1n a tlght 3 l game and to W1ttenberg by a 10 2 margln Prospects look better for Coach Mur phy next year Wlth nearly the entlre team returmng W1th the help of a years expeuence and more student 1n terest the Prmces should 1mprove upon the1r 1958 mark I-Ie1delberg I-Ie1delberg He1delberg He1delberg Heldelberg Heldelberg Heldelberg He1de1berg He1de1berg Heldelberg Ashland Mt UHIOH Ashland Oberlm Otterbe1n Ai: Q Ohlo Wesleyan Akron Kenyon Wooster W1ttenberg A m1ghty swat I 11 never make 1 5 ,wad - . . , . 4 3 ' ' 4 . ' 14 ' ' , ' ' 3 13 . . . . 7 . 16 ' ' ' 5 ' 20 g K 4vfl flf', . - . l 2 V 7 i..r'::r1-337 , ' u ' 2 1 A - ' l 3 ' ' ' 2 ' 10 , . . v gif: iii- ' , ,,.,:3 W fmt! . QQ Q 't an t wt: lfii V, , r - ,f A y 3 y 3 fr 1' A - A ,I , L : ! f' s A :ill L 'Vi ' , dp A , b 2 frm: fu! I h g f 7 t'fA t ' , :ffl A u , .E ,, 'ug in fi' A Q. '42 ,, ,an , ,Nik gm :swim . V I . , 1' ' 1 1-un' 7 . 1 . g, A ff ff y 'W , A ,Q -'lff U -Y I I N tl -E X RK 5? V . ' '. in fm 1.. I ,. V ,, 4:55 7' -.- .W . A S , 1 fcf'3'.4h7'. '-,. Eid 'dai- fe, 1 ef, ',a1.Qw.r .Lf lr. I- .L J, Gruden, R. Ballenger, R. King, Coach Turney, J. Yost, R- Beddow- GOLFERS PLA Y IN ROUGH Number-one man, Gruden, and Coach Turney. DROP EIGHT The 1958 golf team was composed of James Gruden, Ralph Ballenger, Ralph Beddow, Jack Yost, and Ray King. This year Jim Gruden completed four years as an outstanding linksman for Heidel- berg. The last three of these years he served as Heidelberg's number-one man. Under the direction of Coach T. R. Turney the team Won four matches while losing eight. The wins were scored over Muskingum, Oberlin, and tWiCC over Wittenberg. The team losses were to Denison, Ohio Wesleyan, Mt. Union, Capital, Akron, and twice to WOOSKCY- The team showed its potential by finish- ing fifth in the Ohio Conference Golf Tournament at Alliance. It was led in this event by Gruden and Ballenger WhO tied for fifth in a Held of sixty golfers. The squad also entered the Ohio Inter- collegiate Golf Tournament held at Ohio State's home course in Columbus. They finished thirteenth in this event. Abbon, Sffflinf' AckI0Y Adams' Adams ROW Ad3U15, ll'1llf d, DM' ' gnllllfl' Add0,1ohf'-W li Asflewf A '54' ' Agnew, Biifbm' Acnnw, JAWS Sigma Tau NUI Tn Beta 43 700' ALDEN, PRISCII Euglossiani Sf--L l,2, 5, 4: E12 Sil Altekruse, Michac Althouse, -IOSCPYIU Amlin, Kent-50, t Anderson, Willian Ange, Rosalind-5 Angles, Carl- Anneler, Darwin- Anspach, William Armstrong, Robe! Arnold, Bryan-55 Arnold, Leatha- Assenheimer, Pau' Auble, Ronald- Auer, Kenyon-75 Badzinski, Stanley BAETZ, mud S1E11121Tau Nu BAGNoL1, Lin' Excelsior-S . 2,s. Pan' Baker, jamesslg Baker, JOHIINSQK 1 Ball, Nic ' Ballenger Rai hs ' P BHIIIE, Christians holaghyy lliilnks' GroverxSC EELEY' JOYCI B a Lambda Si! arnesa K Barone, gtephzig B Bale, LHU1-indax: Bites, Llnneso I u Y m Ba er, Brucexml B llghnlany N0 au UI QT, Ron I Bfamery a dxl Ellzabet BEA EIT, BARBAI C Liilnbda S4 OUHSSIO1- 9. LHUTEHIE Ent C if JCHT B in 'tI!!p111t!l0f m Ralph mi In King, 11115 ncit'f'f SM nuawz fur Heidel- if V715 bf J fufnyf :EM mn' A EJ!-8.3 R' ,Hn -v rm wud , ,f-,Q wifi 'F '-Gy il ,lm ,Nfl were V W . , .. un 1.20103 H12 Lf, Mfr ,U Wpllltf. 4 -wie ZIV 1, ff .JV - ,Ba -' ,, . ' . gg A f? in at In yr ' til. f 1 MJ Uni ighffxf midfi- , 4 'W' ' H 1 fd' ,. 1 ffhzf' ln' ml Mm yd N lf , . 8 or' .,f9-Gmac M9 Abbott, Sterling- Ackroyd, David-50, 75, 94 Adams, Franklin-81 Adams, Robert- Adams, Walter- Addo, john-90, 132, 135 Agnew, Ann-54, 78, 103 Agnew, Barbara-50, 58, 79 AGNEW, JAMES-40, 80, 84 Sigma Tau Nu, Wig 8: Masque 4, German Club 1, ACS 1, 2, 3, Tri Beta 4, Football 1. ALDEN, PRISCILLA-40, 72 Euglossian, SCA 1, 3, Classics Club 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Eta Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4. Altekruse, Michael-56, 59 Althouse, Josephine-50, 85, 95, 100 Amlin, Kent-50, 68, 94 Anderson, William-54, 74 Ange, Rosalind-54, 79, 95, 120 Angles, Carl- Anneler, Darwin-50 Anspach, William-130, 136 Armstrong, Robert-54, 68, 94 Arnold, Bryan-59 Arnold, Leatha- Assenheimer, Paul-50, 74, 93, 94, 100 Auble, Ronald- Auer, Kenyon-75, 125 Badzinski, Stanley-59 BAETZ, PAUL-40, 80 Sigma Tau Nu BAGNOLI, LAWRENCE-40, 75, 90 Excelsior, Spanish Club 1, 2, H Association 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3. Baker, james-125, 130, 135 Baker, joan-59, 120 Ball, ,Nicholas-77, 94 Balflenger, Ralph-54, 56, 74, 91, 138 Bame, Christian- Banks, Grover-80, 94, 95, 100 BARLEY, JOYCE-40, 70 Eta Lambda Sigma Barnes, Larry-131 Barone, Stephen- Bate, Laurinda-54, 85, 86, 73, 99 Bates, Lynn-59, 94 Bauer, Bruce-50, 80 Baughman, Norma-54, 71 Bauer, Ronald-130, 131 Beamer, Elizabeth-73, 95 BEAN, BARBARA-40, 71, 84, 89, 90, 93 Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Dormitory Council 43 Counselor 2: College Chorus, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Senior Laureate 4, Who's Who 4, ACS 2, 3, Tri-Beta 3, 4, KILIKILIK 2, 4, Student Council 2. 139 BECK, JOAN-41, 72, 92, 95 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, 3, I Choir 4, College Chorus 1, OSEA 4, Spanish Club 2, KILI- KIILIK 2: WRA 1, 2. Beck, Ruth-59 BEDDOW, RALPH-41, 125, 138 Excelsior, Spanish Club 1, 2, H Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4. Beggs, Sue-50, 72, 93, 95 Beil, James-95 Bell, David-80 Bell, Maralyn-54, 71, 97, 121 Bell, Susan-59 Belohlavek, Judy-54, 79, 84, 86 BENA, FRANK-41, 86 Sigma Tau Nu Bender, Walter-88 Beveridge, Lynn-130, 131 BEVIS, LORNE-41, 69, 86 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA ACS 1, 23 Math 84 Physics Club 4. BEYER, HAROLD-41 Bickel, Dale-59 Bigham, jane-50, 73, 103, 117, 120 Biller, John- Bindas, Paul- Binder, Ingrid-59 Birnkofer, Carol-59 Biro, Michael-74 Bixler, Paul-80, 84 Black, Robert- Bleckrie, Sandra-78 BLEICHRODT, RODGER-41 Sigma Tau Nu Bloom, Diane-54, 70, 85, 90, 94 Blum, David-59 Boeke, James-75, 125, 127, 135 Boheen, Richard- Bolek, Jane-59, 120 Bolton, Charles-56, 69, 101 Borer, Lloyd- Bouton, Cynthia-73, 88, 90 Bovington, David-59, 100 Boylan, Ronald-59 BRAND, DARRELL-41, 80, 86, 92, 93, 111 Sigma Tau Nu, SCA 1, 2, 4, Inter-Society Council 3, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tower Men 4, Who's Who 4, Math Sc Physics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 3. , BRANDY, WILLIAM-40, 41, 75, 88 Q Excelsior, Wig Sc Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Class President 4, Radio Workshop 3, 4. Brater, Robert-90, 125 Brauchler, Charles-89 , BRAUCHLER, LILA-41, 89 SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, KILIKILIK 3. Braun, Robert-76 nter-Society Council 3, 4, Concert 1, 2, 3, College Chorus 2, Breisinger, Robert- Brenneman, Larry-59 Brickley, june-59 Bridinger, Dennis-75, 90, 125 Brocks, Wilma-120 BROWN, BARBARA-41, 79, 95 Philalethean, SCA 3, Concert Choir, Spanish Club 3, WRA 3. Brown, Dorothy- Brown, Larry-80 Brown, Shirley-59, 92 Brown, Veretta-56, 59, 91 Brownell, Leroy-125 Bruck, George- Bryan, Charles-75, 136 Bryenton, Alan-59, 95 Bryenton, Gary-76, 85, 86, 95 Bucher, Edward-74, 125 BUCHER, JONNE-42, 72, 93, 95, 101, 125 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, Inter-Society Council 4, Counselor 2: Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 4, OSEA 3, German Club l, 2, Home Economics 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Laureate 4, Who's Who 4. Buckham, Richard-125 Bumann, Mary-85, 89, 95, 100, 101 Bump, Ronald- Burner, Richard- Burrichter, Paula-59 BURTON, RAYMOND-42 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, Spanish Club 1, 2. Burtraw, Roger- Busch, Barbara-54, 78 Butclorf, janet-73, 95, 103 Buttaro, Joseph- Campbell, Carol-59, 92, 95 Campbell, Janet-60, 89 Cantlin, Robert- Carl, Marilyn-60, 120, 122 Carpenter, Linda-60, 95 Carper, Gene- Carpcr, Noel- Carrick, jere-131 Cary, Gerald- Casciani, Alberta-79 CASTANIEN, JAMES-42, 95 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA 1, 2, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band l, 3, Wig Eb Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, ACS 2, 3, 4. Catliff, Cynthia-60, 92, 95, 120 Caywood, Don-60 Cellar, Lloyd-69 Cermak, Andrea-60 Chabrak, Theodore- Chaney, Roberta-70, 84 C1-IANEY, VAN-42 Charton, Robert-50, 81 Chiclester, William-60 Chilcoat, Floyd- Cianciola, joan- Clarke, 'William-50, 100 CLAUSING, LARRY-42, 77, 84, 86, 96, 103 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 2, College Chorus 1, OSEA 3, Classics Club 1, Math 8a Physics Club 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, KILIKILIK 2, 3, 43 AURORA 2, 3, 4: Baseball l. COBES, PATRICIA-42, 79 Philalethean, SCA l, 2, 4, Counselor 2, College Chorus 1, Marching Band 1, OSEA 4, WRA l, 2, 4. Cockerham, Verleria-94, 120 Colaiace, Joyce-60, 120 Collen, Barbara-60 Collins, Patricia-73 Compton, Janet-60 Compton, Kate-60, 95 Contreras, Roman- Cook, Ardell-60 Cook, Perry- Cook, Susan-60 Coomer, Freda-50, 73, 89 Coppersmith, Robert-60 Corson, Ronald-54, 68 Costick, Larry- Cover, Albert-86 CRAWFORD, ROGER-42, 74 Excelsior, Baseball 1, Tennis.4. Crawford, Ronald-54, 91, 130 Creager, Sarah-54, 90 Creaser, Edwin- Crews, Janese-51, 70 Cyphers, Ronald-135 Dale, Carolyn-54, 79 D'ANGELO, JOSEPH- Dantz, Donna-51, 73, 85 DARMOUR, SYLVIA-42, 72, 84 Euglossian, SCA 1, Counselor 2, Concert Choir 2, College Chorus 1, OSEA 3, Tri-Beta 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1. Davies, Judith-60, 95, 120 DAVIS, ROBERT-42, 86 Sigma Tau Nu, Classics Club 3, 4, Eta Sigma Phi 4. Dearborn, Katherine-56, 60, 97 Decker, William-77, 91 Deconinck, George-60, 131 Degler, David-60, 86 DeGregory, Jeanne-60, 94, 97 Deibel, Ronald-74, 130, 136 Deissler, John-54, 69 Dell, William-74 DeLong, jan-60 Diaz, Ida- Dickey, Dorothy-54, 85, 95 Diefenbach, Gale- Deihl, Richard-50, 80, 91 Diller, Anne-60, 95 Dively, Frederick-60 Donato, Robert-125 Donigan, Jeremiah- Dorrance, Phyllis-51, 79, 100, 109, 120 Drake, Judith-51, 73 Dundore, Nancy-60, 94 140 DUHCl0fci Durbinr l2' Eagl0WSlll- Eckert, Ph EDINGTC Eta 11? AUROR EGBERT, Heidelbe Wig Xt b Ehlers, R0 Eldridge, 1 Elsass, lam Engle, Don ENGSTRC Aptonall 3, 4, KIL Fabri1io,F: Falter, Mar FARINET, Aptonalt Club 1,2 Feik, Bever Ferrell, San Fey,Rober1 Fidler, Edm Fields, Bark rink, David Fischer, Cle Fish, Larry. Fishbaugh, FLAIZ, 105 APl0nalu Chorus 1, Woflishor Fledltner, Q Fletcher, Lii H01-yr Robe- Focht, Dm F0315 Geral gland, Wu 00830111-11,1 Forest Fouse 1 lallle 1'rBe1v Fr ance, OSCE F , . Frank' Dlan. RANKLIN Helllelb Psiom' eg: 911 9 . Freircil N F 3 re CIE Bch, P Fritzinger 4 Fuller, Chg IU Exwlgiorj allfjn 3 , Fllllmer ' 0 .ll 1-ull. x Q, l 'tile Chou i vt X 1 1 1, Rnppang ll l 8911111 eu Uillw . at Chu li Wil. 1 'r' flhuir 1, C0155 rv nv' as ,,m.... 1. ffl! ?'x I 12. Dundore, Richard-51, 68, 85, 94, 95, 100 Durbill, james- Eaglowski, joseph- Eckert, Philip-60, 95, 96, 103 EDINGTON, FAITH-42, 71 Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 4, Home Economics Club 4, AURORA 2, WRA 1, 2- EGBERT, JAMES-42, 89, 95, 100 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 3, 4, Concert Choir 4, Wig QQ Masque 3, 4, Classics Club 4, Student Council 4. Ehlers, Robert-76, 97 Eldridge, William- Elsass, 12111165- Engle, Donard-51, 77, 95 ENGSTROM, JOHN-42, 69, 85 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA 3, CVG 3, 4, Tau Mu Sigma 3, 4, KILIKILIK 3. Fabrizio, Fred- Falter, Mary- FARINET, JAMES-42 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA 1, German Club 2, History Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Feik, Beverly-54, 71 Ferrell, Sandra-79, 100 Fey, Robert- Fidler, Edmund- Fields, Barbara-88 Fink, David-75 Fischer, Glenn-60 Fish, Larry-54, 68, 89, 95 Fishbaugh, james-51, 76, 95 FLAIZ, JON-42, 69 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA 1, 2, 3, CVG 1, 2, College Chorus 1, 2, German Club 1, 2, History Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Radio Workshop 1, 2, 3. Flechtner, Gary- Fletcher, Linda-54, 78, 90, 92 Flory, Robert-54, 77 Focht, Duane-60 Fogle, Geraldine-60 Foland, Wilma-61, 97, 120 Foos, Gerald- Forest, James-61 Fouser, Belva-61 France, Oscar- Frank, Diane-61, 93 FRANKLIN, WILLIAM-42, 77, 85, 88, 118 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, Wig Sc Masque 1, 2, 3, 4: Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Radio Workshop 1, 2, 3, 43 WHCR 4. French, Charles-61 French, Peter-54, 76 Fritzinger, William-61 Fuller, Charles-61 FULLMER, JERRY-43, 75, 84, 92, 93 Excelsior, Intcr-Society Council 2, 4, History Club 42 H Associ' ation 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4. Fullmer, john-61 Fulton, Kay-61, 92 Cackstetter, Charles- Gaertner, Gerald-61, 131, 132 Gallagher, Francis- Galleher, Jerrold-85, 86, 97 Gamble, Kay-51, 78, 90, 93, 94, 97, 103 Gantt, jean-54, 71 Garber, Frederick-131 Gawne, William- Gehres, Darla-61, 95, 120 Gehringer, Kathleen-61, 92 Geiger, Guy-81, 84, 97 Geisse, Phillip- GERBER, CALVIN-43, 84, 86, 77 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 2, 3, Inter-Society Council' 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, German Club 1, 2, Classics Club 3, 4, Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4, KILIKILIK 2: Student Council 1, 3. GERBER, LINDA-43, 72, 85, 95, 100 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, OMEA 3, 4, Tau Mu Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, KILIKILIK 3, AURORA 2, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. Gerber, Ronald-54, 68, 89 GERBER, SARA-43, 72, 93 Euglossian, SCA 1, OSEA 4, WRA 1, 2, 3. Gerlich, Richard-61 Gettemy, Scott-101 Getz, Merlin-51, 77, 86, 95 Gibson, Thomas-130 Gifford, Russell- GILBERT, ALBERT-40, 43, 77, 90, 102, 135 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, H Association 1, 2, 3, 4, AURORA 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Gill, Frederick-51, 76 Gill, Russell- Gillam, jerry-51, 91, 95 Gillette, John-61 Gilliland, Nancy-54, 70, 88, 94 Gilmore, Robert-125 Gilsdorf, Ann-61, 89 Gischel, Bruce-61, 86 Glisic, William- Gold, Mina-61, 97 Gomoll, Mary-54, 79, 86 Good, Charles- Gordon, Carol- Gough, Marjorie-61 Graham, Kenneth- Graham, Robert-131 Grandstaff, Donald- Gray, David- Gary, Linda-61, 92 Gribble, james-95, 100 Gries, Betty-61 GRIFFITHS, CAROLE-43, 78 Philaletheang SCA 1, 2, College Chorus 1, Wig K Masque 1, 2 OSEA 2, 33 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. J Grillot, Henrietta-54, 73 Gross, Richard-125 Grotefend, William-54, 76, 91, 107 Guldin, john-61, 131 Gurley, Harriett-120 Habermehl, Esther-62, 95 Hackenberg, David-81 HALL, DIANNE-72, 95 Euglossian HALL, MARY-43, 72, 84, 85, 91, 93 Euglossiang SCA 1, 2, Counselor 2, OSEA 33 German Club 2: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Laureate 45 Who's Who 43 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 43 Pi Delta Epsilon 2, 3, 4: KILIKILIK 1, 2, 35 AURORA 1, 2: WRA 1. Hall, William- Hallett, Ruth-62 Hallock, Paul- HAMANN, DOROTHY-43, 85, 93, 95, 100 Philaletheang SCA 2, 33 Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Madrigals 1, 2, 3, 43 OMEA 3, 4, Senior Laureate 4, Who's Who 45 Tau Mu Sigma 1, 2, 3, 43 WRA 4. Hammel, Ernest-95 Hand, Jerome- HARDEN, CAROL-43, 79 Philalethean Hardin, Richard-75 Hargadon, Bernard- Harger, Ronald-74 HA-RKINS, DAVID-43 Harris, Marcelle-62 Harter, Carol-62, 120, 121 Hartle, jane-62, 94, 97, 120 Hartley, Donald- Hartley, Janes-75 I-Iartschuh, Josephine- Hatch, Roger- Haviland, james-77, 84, 95 Hayle, 1Villiam- Haylett, john- Heaney, Robert-125 Hccl, Lee-62, 103 Hefllcy, Joanne-51, 89 Hcgemier, Roger-55, 77, 89, 106, 107 Heimberger, Robert- HEIDT, CONRAD--14 Sigma Tau Nu Hcineking, Sharon-54 Hcitkamp, Lawrence-84. 89 Heitzman, Charles-80 Hendrickson. Barbara-62, 95 Henry, Gary-77, 85, 86, 89 Herbert, Florence-73 Herbert, Ruth-85, 98, 100 HERNKE. CAROL-44, 70 Eta Lambda SiQ'ma: SCA 1. 2, 33 Marching Band lg Ivig L Masque 2: OSEA 3: AURORA lg XVRA 1, 3, 4. Hernke. Lois-55. 71 Herrick, james- Herrington, Audrey-62, 94, 120 Hertford, Charles-131 Hertzer, David-55 HERZBERGER, VERGIL-44 Hess, John-75 Hicks, Carolyn-51, 73, 89, 90 Hill, Thomas-62 Hoffman, Linda-62, 120 Hogan, Patricia-55, 89, 90 Holden, Margaret-62 Holeski, james-62 Holle, Richard-62 Homan, James-55 l Horner, Robert- Hosler, Jerry-51, 91, 135 Hosler, Michael-95 HOSMER, MARCIA-40, 44, 78, 93 Philaletheang SCA lg Who's Who 43 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4g Castle Board 3, 4, Discipline Committee 45 Class Treasurer 4. HOTTLE, GLORIA-44, 70, 94 Eta Lambda Sigmag SCA 1, 2, 3, 45 CVG 1, 23 Inter-Dormitory Council 2, Counselor 2, College Chorus lg Marching Band 2, 3, 4, OSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2: KILIKILIK 13 AU- RORA 1. y Houk, William-94 Houston, joseph-62, 130 Huber, Miriam-62,' 92 Hudson, Bernadine- Humpal, james-77 Hupp, Fred- Huss, Thomas-125 HUTTENLOCKER, SHIRLEY-44, 70 Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 33 Home Economics Club lg KILIKILIK 2, 3, 45 WRA 1. Ile, Delmar-62 Ile, Stanley-91, 125 Ingram, james-55, 69, 95 Ingram, Nancy-62 IRION, SUZANNE-44, 72 Euglossian, SCA 3, 4g Marching Band 2, 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 45 WRA 2, 3, 4. Izzo, Edda-62 Jackson, Maurice- jacobs, George- Jacobs, joseph-62 James, John-91, 125 jarmon, Dolores- Jeffery, Samuel- Jensen, Joan-62, 86 johnson, Bruce-80 Johnson, Dennis-69 JOHNSON, JOHN-44, 81, 85, 86, 93, 95, 100 Slgma Tau Nu: SCA'1, 2, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band lg German Club lg History Club 3, Debate Club 2, 3, 45 Wh0'S Who 4: Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Baseball lg Student Council 4. JONES, CHARLES-44, 125, 127 Excelsior? Spanish Club 1, 25 H Association 4, Football l,2, 3,4- 101195, joseph Kad0W Kaiser, Kane, l Kapp, KARS1 Sigm Kaufrn Kear, I Keen, T KEEN, Sigm Conc Men ingto Keifer, Keil, E1 Keller, Keller, Keller, , KELLE Heidm Wh0': Kelley, . Kelly, 'I Kemm, Kenned' Kenned, Kerstettl Kesel, R Kestner, Keylor, l Kimes, I King, RZ Kingseec Kiser, D, KLABE1 Eta Lg li Mar Klein, CE Klein, Et Klein, M Kline, DI KlumP,1 KNABEJ Kira sig PP, I Knieflem KOCh, HG Kokko, J, KOM IN13 Alllona 2, 3, 4: K0f0SY,11 Kovalfivsl Kramer, I 1 31 1 - an ffl li 3' 41 C3-5116 Kfliurtr 4. 1 111 1CI-Dormitory 11 , Xhrfhing Banda :, 111111111 1, ,Q 5 , I 1g Spanishfli .. 1- s..p...x I, 1, 31 111111. 91. : T 110112: 11011: 5 - 1 1,1121 . N.,-117-1 1 ,qw ,f,jI. 1ones Virginia'51, 79 .Y Josephsou, ASff1d 62 ' , Leroy- Kadow avid-55, 76, 89, 94, 107 K ' er, D Kiiiie, Michele-62, 93, 120 Kapp, P3.1.l1 62s KARSE, CARL'44 Sig Kaufman, Stanley-52 Kear, Hubert 62 ma Tau Nu, scA 1, 2, spanish Club 1, 2, WHCR 4. Keen, Tom' KEEN, ERNEST-44, so, 92, 93, 101 Sigma Tau Nu: SCA 1, 2, 3, Inter-Society Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Concert Choir 1, 29 German Club 23 Debate Club 25 Tower Men 4, Wl1o's WVho 4g Basketball 15 Student Council 35 Wash- ington Semester. Keifer, Herbert- Keil, Eugene-62, 86, 95 Keller, john- Keller, Mary-55, 73, 106, 107 Keller, Patricia-55 KELLER, DAVID-44, 77, 84, 92, 93 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, Counselor 3, 43 Tower Men 43 Who's Who 43 Phi Alpha Theta 4. Kelley, joseph-94 Kelly, Theotias-55, 56, 73, 103 Kemm, Nancy-62, 94, 97, 120 Kennedy, Barbara-55, 79 Kennedy, john-95 Kerstetter, John-77, 135 Kesel, Robert-84, 97 Kestner, Richard-100 Keylor, Frances-62 Kimes, Ronald-63 King, Raymond-50, 75, 90, 133, 138 Kingseed, Kathleen-50, 51 Kiser, Deanna-88 KLABER, MARY ANN-44, 70 Eta Lambda Sigma, Inter-Society Council 3, 43 Concert Choir 13 Marching Band 13 OSEA 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 4. Klein, Carl-63 Klein, Edward-75, 125 Klein, Marilyn-55, 84, 73, 107 Kline, Duane-80, 95 Klump, Dwight-77, 135 KNABE, GERALD-44 Eta Sigma Phi 4. Knapp, Donald-86 Knieriemen, Harold- Koch, Howard-125 Kokko, john-135 KOMINEK, RUDOLPH-44, 136 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau: Spanish Club 1, 23 H Association 2,3,4:Foo1ball 1, 2, 3, 11,1ske11,,111 lg 111150192111 1, 2, 3, 4. K0f0SY,D1ane-711, ss, 96 Kovalavsky, Nicholas-68, 69, 135 Kramer, Bryce-55, 68, 94 1 1 1 1 KRATZ, JANE-45, 72, 92, 95 1 Y Euglossiang SCA 1, 2, 33 Concert Choir 3, 43 College Chorus lg 1 11 Wig Sc Masque 1, 25 OSEA 1, 2, 3, 4:WRA1, 2. 1 ' Kreps, David- 1 1 Kriegmont, Richard-63 1 1 Kriz, Dale- 1 Kroll, Elizabeth-63, 86 A Kr0pf,Pa1r1e1a-63,86 , 1 Kuek, Mark-51, so 2 1 KUNKLE, JOHN-45, 77, 84, 95 1 1 Heidelberg Nu S1199 Alpha, scA 1 2, 3 concert Choir 1 1 7 1 2: 3, 4: Madrlgals 3, 4: Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 0313A 3, Kappa 3 Delta Pi 3, 4. 1 1 1 Kurtzman, Dwight-77, 84 1 Lahm, Nancy-51, 71, 101 3 1 Lahmers, Robert-55, 95 , Lamb, Judith-55, 72, 85, 90, 94 1 Lambarth, David-63 1 Lambarth, Douglas- 1 1 Lammers, Jean-52, 71, 117 Lammers, Lois-63 u Laney, Howard- Larimore, Charlotte-73 Lauer, David- LaVine, Andre-81 1 Leahy, Patrick-74 Lee, Linda-52, 72, 102 Lee, William-130 Leibengood, Jean-55, 73, 85, 90, 95 Leibold, Robert-56 , - Leininger, James- LENGLER, RICHARD-45, 80, 92 1 Sigma Tau Nu, SCA lg Counselor 3, 45 German Club 1, 23 1 1 History Club 3, 4. Leslie, Craig-63, 95 Leslie, Robert-63, 88 LESS, ANTHONY-45, 75, 91, 125, 127, 132, 136 Excelsior, Spanish Club 1, 2, 33 H Association 2, 3, 45 ACS 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. Levengood, Don-52, 81, 86 Lewis, Charles- Lewis, James-125 Ley, Gwendolyn-70, 84 5 1 LIDDELL, PRISCILLA-45, 78, 110, 111 1 Philaletheang Inter-Society Council 35 OSEA 2, 33 Spanish Club lg Home Economics Club 4, AURORA 4. ' . LIGHT, JEANNINE-45 Eta Lambda Sigma, Wig Sc Masque 1, 2. f Lightfoot, Mary Ann-63 1 Limbach, David- Lindblad, Annalee-63, 95 Linehan, Joseph- 1 1 1 1 1 Linhart, Lois-63 LIPINSKI, CASMIRA-45, 71, 85 3 Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 1, 23 Wig Sc Masque 2, 3, 4, OSEA 35 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Inter-Society Council 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, 45 KILIKILIK 1: WRA 1, 4. Lipstcr, Norman-75, 91,125 Liston, Sue-86 LISTON, ROGER-45 Aptahahah Alpha Phi Tau, Spanish Club 2, KILIKILIK 1, 21 WHCR 4. Litkovitz, Sandra-55, 79, 120 Logerwell, Ralph-63, 88 Loliger, Ruth-63, 95 LOLIGER, SAMUEL-45, 68, 93, 96 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4: CVG 1, 2, 3, 41 College Chorus 1, Marching Band 1, 2, OSEA 1, 25 Gefmafl Club 2, 3, History Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Who's Who 4, KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, JOHN-45, 74, 94, 101 Excelsior, SCA 1, 2, 3, CVG 2, Inter-Society Council 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Classics Club 3, AURORA 3. LONGAKER, CORNELIA-46, 72, 84, 85, 93, 95, 110, 111 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Counselor 2, Concert Choir 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Senior Laureate 4, Who's Who 4, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, AURORA 2, 3, WRA 1, 2: Stu- dent Council 3, 4, Class Secretary l, 3. Louk, Ronnie-125, 136 Love, Richard-125 Lucas, Judith-63 Lucks, Betty-55, 79 LUDWIG, CARL-46 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, Spanish Club 1, 2, Radio Work- shop 4. LUPFER, PATTIE-46, 72 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, 3, College Chorus 1, OSEA 4, AURORA 2: WRA 2, 3. Lynch, William-91, 125 Lynn, David-69, 91 Maclaam, Helen- Madi, Alexander- Malling, Glenn- Malo, Robert-75 Mandula, Marcia-63, 93, 120, 122 Mangano, joseph- MARCHALAND, VIRGINIA-46, 72 Euglossian, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Marks, Deanna-63, 97 Martin, Cherie-63, 95 Martin, james- Marty, Sara-55, 94, 71 Masters, john- Mathcs, Kent- Mathews, Marlene-63, 86 MATTER, FLORA-LOUISE-46, 70, 84 Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 2, 3, 4, CVG 3, Spanish Club 2, ACS -1: Tri Beta 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 4. Maurer, Linda-63, 97 MAURER, MARLYN-46, 79 Philalethean, SCA 3, College Chorus 3, OSEA 3, 4. Maxson, joan-94, 95 Mayer, 1Valter- McClain, Marilla-55, 79, 103, 107 McDermott, john-52, 81, 135 McDonald, Kevin- McKillip, Tom-74 Mentges, Barbara-52, 73, 103 Mercer, james-90, 125 Mereness, Sandra- Meyer, Carl- MEYERS, ELEANOR-46 SCA 43 CVG 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Home Economics Club 4, WRA 2, 3, 4. Michaels, Catherine- Middleton, janet- Migliori, joseph-74, 125, 136 Miles, Portia-95 Miller, Charles- Miller, David-52, 77, 91, 93, 102 MILLER, EARL-46, 77, 84, 85, 86, 92, 93, 100, 111 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Society Council 2, 3, 4, Counselor 3, German Club 1, 2, Classics Club 3, 4, Debate Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower Men 4, Who's Who 4, Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 43 51116161111 COUHCH 4- Miller, joe- Miller, john-95 Miller, Johnny- Miller, Lewis-52, 76, 84, 89 Miller, Michael- Miller, Ned-127 Milthaler, Harold-68 Minekime, Beverly-120 Minekime, Evelyn-56, 71 Mitten, Robert-75 Moore, Robert-125, 135 Moorhouse, Jean- Moran, Linda-93, 94 Morgan, David- Morgenroth, Elaine-73 Muggenborg, Stanley-56, 125, 135 MURPHY, EDWARD-46, 85 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, Wig 8: Masque 1, 23 A1Pha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4. Murray, Wesley-56, 68 Myers, Patricia-56, 78, 95 Nepo, Serge-52, 135 Nessle, Paula-52, 85, 94, 95 Neuberger, Marianne- Newell, Barbara- Newell, Thomas-91, 125, 136 Newhous, Carol-56, 72, 85, 90, 95 Niebel, Judith-56, 78, 90, 103, 112, 120 Nikles, Albert- Noll, Frederick-80 Now, Joseph-91, 136 Nye, Barbara- NYSTROM, JUDITH-46, 70 Eta Lambda Sigma, scA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 4: osEA 1, 2, 3, 41 KILIKILIK 1, 2, WRA 1. Oblak, Allen-75, 96, 103 Obold, Miriam-94 cygfyzu 0'KeefC Orland: 0verh01 Owen, 1 Owens, OWEN! Pains'-:,F Painter, Patuto, Paulus, PEMPSI Eta 1 tory 1 Club Peters, 1 Peters, l Petry, V Pettis, E Pfister, I PF 0RSl Aptor Platt, jc Pickerir Pieper, Pimsnei Pizedas, Pope Jil PORTE Porter, Q Porter, l POUNL Euglo 3, 4. PRUGI4 Ellglo OSEA Chora PUCkrin QUELL1 Hei Cert 1 ' Ramcy Rilyma Reed, Reed, Reed, Reic Relqhel REID J man Reid, R Reitz, p Phila O .. gumm- 1 alll. Q .1 lef'50de' 1 nf , mGClub f M 0Slll104'1la1 31 C11 Coundl 4, N 4 11116 ml U lll 0'Bryant, Sharon-89 O'Keefe, Lloyd-93 Orlando, Anthony- Overholt, Robert-52, 81, 86 Owen, Grace-89 Owens, Jonathon-56, 69, 96, 103 OWENS PATRICK- Paine Andrew- Painter Duane-125 Patuto Pasquale- Paulus James- PEMPSELL JOAN-46 71 85 90 Eta Lambda Sigma' SCA 1 2 3' CVG 1 2 3 4' Inter-Dormi- tory Council 4' College Chorus 1' Wig Xa Masque 1' Cerman Club 1 2' KILIKILIK 1 2 3' Pi Delta Epsilon 3 4. Peters Audrey-71 Peters Earl- Petry William-86 94 Pettis Ernest- Pfister Mary Ellen- PFORSICH ROBERT-46 68 85 95 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau Piatt jerry-81 Pickering Edward-56 77 86 Pieper john-88 Pimsner jacquelyn-78 Pizedas Addie Ann-56 73 94 95 Pope Jill-56 78 95 PORTER CARL 46 Porter john 56 97 103 Porter Kenneth POUNDS GAIL 46 73 Eugloss1an SCA 3 4 Spanish Club 3 4 Debate Club 3 WRA PRUGH MARGRACE 47 72 95 Euglosslan SCA1 2 4 Counselor 2 Concert Cho1r 1 OSEA 4 German Club 1 2 Home Economics Club 1 Choralettes 1 2 Puckrln Donna 92 QUELLHORST RALPH 47 77 89 95 Heidelberg Nu Slgma Alpha SCAl 2 3 4 CVG1 2 Con cert Cho1r1 2 3 4 Radio Workshopl 2 4 Ramey Larry Reed Barbara 52 79 101 120 Reed Larry Reed Roger 52 80 101 Reich Marcelene 52 89 Re1chert Robert 95 REID MARY ANNA 47 89 93 SCAI 2 3 4 CVG1 2 Counselor 2 College Chorusl Ger man Club 2 Senior Laureate 4 Reid Robert 52 91 125 Reltz Richard 52 80 84 94 RENNER PATRICIA 47 79 92 101 Philalethean SCA 1 2 Inter Society Council 3 4 Counselor 2 OSEA1 2 3 4 KILIKILIKI 2 AURORA l WRA l 2 3 4 Reynolds, Sue-93, 120, 122 Rhodes, Dawn-120 Rhodes, jerry-52, 75 Rice, Carl- Richardson, David-90, 125, 136 Riederer, Amber-56, 78, 95, Rieff Gerald-69 Riemann Myrna-56 70 Riley james- Rinehart john-52 86 95 RINEHART KEITH-47 Excelsior Ringle Robert-131 RIPPEY JOSEPHINE-47 78 90 95 110 111 Philalethean' SCA 2' Inter-Dormitory Council 4' Concert Choir 3 4' College Chorus 1 2' Wig 8: Masque 1' OSEA 1' WRA 1 2' Student Council 3. Risner Jeffrey-88 94 Rizzo Phyllis-120 122 ROBISON DAVID-47 125 Excelsior' Spanish Club 1 2' H Association 1 2 3 4' Football 1 2 3 4' Basketball 1' Track 1 2. Roby Wade-75 ROCK DONALD-47 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha' SCA 2 3' Concert Choir 1 ' Spanish Club 2' Home Economics Club 3 4. Rohrbaugh Barclay-77 85 94 95 100 Romanko Carolyn-56 Romig Kenneth Rosenberger John 69 94 95 136 Rothaker Dennis 74 Rothhaar Dwight 75 Rothlisberger Dorothy ROWLEY VICTOR 47 75 93 97 100 111 Excelsior SCA 1 2 Whos Who 4 KILIKILIK 1 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 WHCR 4 Campus Affairs Committee 3 4 D1sc1pl1ne Committee 4 Rush Mary Alice 92 RUSH TERRY 47 69 85 88 Aptonalton Alpha Phi Tau SCA 2 3 Wig 8a Masque 1 Alpha Psi Omega 2 3 4 Radio Workshop 1 2 3 Russell James Russell John 69 88 95 Ruvolo Jack 75 91 125 136 St Mlklossy Raymond Salahaddin Jamal Samuel Carole SAMUELSON DEANNA 48 79 84 95 Philalethean Sandstrom Paula 56 97 Sayle Robert 77 84 SCHAEFFER JOYCE-48 70 Eta Lambda Sigma CVG2 3 OSEA1 2 3 4 WRA1 2 3 4 Schaffter Rodney 56 93 127 Scheifler Rebecca 89 121 SCHEUFLER JEAN 48 , 46 , Sq 1 7 1 1 C15 I , , 7 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 7 I 7 J 1 1 1 1 1 ' y I , 7 , 7 , l 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , l 5 , l I ln 5 1 1 11 1 1 1 A .I 1 1 C xl 1 , up , 1 1 c ' 1 1 1 OX. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 I , 1 1 1 1 21 31 1 ' , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 9 . , 1 , - , 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 , f ' . - ' 1 . 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 K 3, 4' I 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . 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Philalerhean German Club 2, 3, Inter-Society Council 2, 3, ACS 2, 3, Tri Steele, Mary- Beta 4. Stefanelli, Eugene-75 E Scott, jack-94 STEINER, MARK-48, 76, 84, 86, 89, 92, 93 y Scott, Nancy-56, 79 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 1, 2, Concert Scott, Stephen- Choir 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Classics Club 3, 4, Tower Scott, Thomas- Men 4, Who's Who 4, Eta Sigma Phi 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 4, sebok, john-30, 135 Tau Mu Sigma 3, 4- S Seigfried, Carolyn-84, 86, 95 Stevens, Bonnie-56, 79, 90, 103 Seigworth, David- Stingel, Clyde-75, 136 Sell, Judith-92 Stobo, Douglas- ' Shank, William- Stock, John- , Shelt, William-75, 130 Stocker, Ronald- , SHEPHERD, GWEN-48, 73, 84, 93 Stout, Juanita-73, 94, 120 1 , Euglossian, OSEA 4, Senior Laureate 4, Who's Who 4, Kappa Strobel, William-91, 100, 125 'lg Delta Pi 31 4- Strobl, Peter Sherck, Michael- Strong Martha- 1 ginger' Eharles-94 Stuart, Melvin- l 1 l stiiiiigg, jiiiin-125 Smckey' R0na1d'84 shone, Lee-52, 77, 36, 103 Siufgeon' R0gef'74f 125 Q shoffner, Miriam-52, 73, 35, 30, 99, 100 STURM, ALAN-48 ll ghumwayy Gerald- Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 1, 2, CVG 3, 4, German U Shutt, Dorothy-120 Club 1, 2- A ,M Siefert, Kay- STURM, ALICE-48 V SCA 1, 23 CVG 1, 2, 3, 43 German Club 1, 25 KILIKILIK 1. Summers, Shirley-57, 78, 90, 92 Surbrook, Carol-79, 95 1 Susel, Matt- Simpson, Kenneth- S1111PSO1'l, Robert-75, 96 Simpson, Ronald- Skarin, Elizabeth-56, 73 Skaza, Carol-56, 79, 93, 103, 120 Slater, Reeta-92 SLATER, ROGER-48 Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, Spanish Club 1, 2, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4. SMITCHENS. AIVARS-48 Smith, Kendall- Smith Curby-90, 125, 135 Suter, Suzanne- 1 Swain, Susan-52, 79, 96 Swan, Diane-92 Swan, Evelyn-95, 79 Swartzmiller, Dale-135 Swencki, Ronald-66 1 Swinehart, David-86 Swinehart, Margaret-52, 73, 89, 95 Tanley, jean-73, 85, 86, 97, 99 Smith, Dennis-130, 131 Smith, Doyle-56, 95, 100, 112 Smith, Karen-95 Taylor, Daniel-66 SMITH. MICHAEL-48, 85, 91, 95, 100 Taylor, Lynn- Heidelberg Nu Sigma Alpha, SCA 3, 4, Counselor 4, Concert TAYLOR, ROBERT-49 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, OMEA 3, 4, Tau Mu Sigma 1, EXCC1Si01'3 SCA 25 Spanish 2, 4, History Club 2, Football 23 2- 3. 43 AURORA 2, 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4. 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