Houghton College - Boulder Yearbook (Houghton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 170 of the 1955 volume:

V Boul -aswiiw f '+ii'2,. FOREWORD The seniors are racing down the final straightawayvmuscles tense, studies heavy, eyes straight toward the finish line. The nearest competitor, the junior class, is one year behind. Many friends are cheering alongside the track. Soon the seniors will break the tape and the class of '55 will be alumni of Houghton College. Four years ago these seniors decided to try out for college. Day after day the Coaches gave out training rulesg because these were followed, the seniors are vic- tors. Many of them felt the need of Conditioning in order to run a good race, while others depended somewhat on the Sidelines. In a few weeks the varsity squad will receive their letters. They would advise the other Contestants, so run that ye may obtainf, The race here at Houghton has been a practice race for the championship race of life. As the seniors follow the training rules of THE COACH, as set forth in His word, they will be also in life's race more than conquerorsf' To the CONQUERORS, we present the 1955 BOULDER. 4 NT Page Page Page Page Page ENT COACHES CONQUERORS CONTESTANTS SIDELINES CONDITIONING 5 s L fx, ,.. House Bible Study l DEDIC f a .,.. '.:,. . v,-: 5 I A ,,L. ' rv- it V' A Ine ives of all 6 Q majors is Dr. H VIVA A 1 She 'ff if r gh, and 3 f- tiring efforts to make es Q , alism, 01.5, Q A l are indicative of ov ij.: ' 6-hte, the C 'E A , Q g 6 ' X S is ' der of - - '.- 'il'f' Vi 3 Q, pn 2 , student grgup A'-, 'lf consecra i e and her concern 6 r flu ' A er illissions classes and the Foreig ' ',issionsPfFellowship. Zh w A verse of scripture o 'fgiv - , f--.... f...-1 - b . 9 applied to her exemplary life. , .. ' 'ri 0 it But the path of the jus I s the shining hg Q 5 E - d more unto the perfect day. Prov. 4:1 l To Doc Joi' we dedicate ,fl if ':i AAV: 7 Holciingfo1'th the wovcl of Zifeg that I may rejoice in the day of Christ, that I have not run in vain, neither laboured in vain. PHIL. 2:16 CDACHES 4 f-:1 of 1' X X A A o f. I K A , l i So run, that ye may obtainv I con. 9:24 College is generally associated with athletics, but after all, while bodily exercise profiteth a little, godliness is profitable unto all things. The Christian college is a fit place of training and performance for the Christian athlete. Training involves discipline willingly accepted, self mastery. Jesus, our great captain, denied Himself, He endured hardness. We His learners are to do the same. Paul said, I buffet my body and bring it into subjection. This implies carefulness and circumspection of life, a minding of the rules of the gamef' Ifa man also strive for masteries, yet is he not crowned except he strive lawfullyf, The Christian athlete majors on consistence and faithfulness rather than on brilliance and spurt He runs with patieneeu for the race of life is long. The Christian athlete runs with precision. Like the runners in an Olympic contest, each seeks the lane assigned specifically to him. We must run the race that is set before us.', And so in college days the Christian student, as he goes forward in preparation, looks to the Master of the race, Lord, what wilt thou have me to do?', The Christian athlete runs in the strength and in the faith of his Captain. Christ the beginning, Christ the goal, Looking unto Jesus, the author and the finisher of our faith. Stephen W. Paine, A.M., Ph.D., LL.D. President Helen Hubbard, A.B. Secretary 10 11 Dear Class of '55: The world challenges the Christian: Can you demonstrate that God has any par- ticular interest in you? Some have answered: We can safely assume that God is interested in good. VVe shall therefore occupy ourselves in doing good and leave the rest with Him. The evangelical answers: No one can really do good-at least not consistently nor long-without the personal and supernatural assistance of God. One begins with God, through Christ, and is led out to do goodf' Figuratively speaking, as you graduate, you enter a stadium where a great contest is to be presented. He who runs his race inspired only by his own spirit and stamina, though he may be strong and possess great determination, will come to the moment when he breaks stride, falters, and fails. But we are convinced of better things pertaining to you: That you have learned the meaning of His promise of renewed strength for those that wait on the Lord, that you are partakers of His training, of His disciplines, of His careg and that you have a proper confidence that the outcome of your race is certain victory, by His grace. Your righteous lives, the victory, will constitute irrefutable proof that God is with you. This proof will be an invitation of hope to those now without hope. And you will receive the end of your faith, everlasting life. Our prayers go with you. We have faith in you for you have faith in Him. Arthur VV. Lynip, A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College 12 i H. LeRoy Fancher, A.B., A.M. Vice Presmkient His prayers and efficient presiding in chapel in Dr. Paine's absence . . . His sac- rifice, loyalty, and service to the college for forty years . . . His patience, considera- tion, and inspiration in the classroom . . . His tour of Germany yet vital . . . His responsible position on the Cultural and Spiritual Life Committee . . . His devo- tion as husband and father evidenced by the achievements of his family . . . All these have made LeRoy Fancher a be- loved teacher and friend. 13 0 R DEANS Fwflig 'Zi-L f' .K :yy Robert 0. Ferm, A.M., Th.M., Th.D. Dean of Men 14 Viola Blake, A.B. Dean of Women 'X Elizabeth S. Rennick Assistant Dean of Women 0FFICE 0F REGISTRAR lson, A.M, Lois Ferm, A.B. lil! LIBR RY Esther Jane Carrier, B.S., A.M Head Librarian Lucy Barnett 17 Willard G. Smith, A.M., Ph.D. Treasurer and Business Zllanager BUSINESS STAFF S fill? W! ,, N, S , S g g i S ,A. . SST' S' 422 rtobert Fiegl Superinlendenl of Buildingx S. I. McMillen, M.D. College Physician 'Uh' 'QV James Mills, Sr. Supervisor of Janitorial Scrvz'ce.v Mildred Gillette Manager of Dining Hall Q S 4 k A few tcp-,F A , i t ' at ttta Frank Smale James Hurd Accountant Business Ofice Assistant P BLIC REL TION Houghton College Project '54-'55- New Chapel and Memorial Auditorium fx. ,swf YH 3359? I -'f-ff 'I JL-- ,fji ,,,.,,,o..t. J 3 MP56' V t Md- A- t ff A li Q fam? A as Q aw gm-X19 xg i f E S, ,ww N, X Robert R. Luckey, A.M., Pl1.D. Acting Director of Public Relations ylwvuslluvvlvvwf Robert Ferm, Th.M., Th.D. Marven 0. Nelson, M.S., Ed.D. Lola K. lfancher, A.l3. HI TORY 81 SOCIAL SCIE CE Bessie M. Fancher, B.S., A.M. J. Whitney Shea, A.M., Ed.D. 20 EDUC TIO 81 PSYCll0LOGY ll KH , ,525 S 5 ss , l f .MM George R. Wells, A.B., Ed.M Grace Nelson, R.N. is , A A 'l'l f 21 Claude A. Ries, A.M., Th.D., Chairman TllEOLOGY CHRISTIA EDUCATIO if l Y Edward Angell, A.B., A.M., B.D. Alice J. Mc-Millen, A.B. nsert H. Hall, B.D., Th.D. Josephine G. Rickard, A.M., Ph.D Rx W ww Richard Price, A.B. W Ficgid E. Reese, MS., Ph.D. wflfiW?9f'f Crystal L. Rork, A.M., Ph.D. Robert R. Luckey, A.M., Ph.D. ,Q A 1 2 'H , Q5 , A .. viii , W-' 5 ' ' ' ' ,,,L i ,'-,, -:,:. Q . - giiiiiifwi 1 I 'K ' :ag , '! 1 'LFE W -' AwQQ1,Qwm i ,ff V . I ,f' Slwgggl IX, ..,,. ., CE 81 M THEMATICS f M ,N W ., E GLISH 81 SPEECH Ray W. Hazlett, A.B., A.M., Chairman Arthur W. Lynip, A.M., Ph.D. K harles Davxs, A.B., A.M. Edna C. Lennox, B.L.I., A.M. Josephine G. Rickard, A.M., Ph.D ff'fQ? Hi PY ee.. JN Lg, I 5' . Ju llP!f '?3 f Z ggggzgls mr' F. Gordon Stockin, A.M., Ph.D. Alice M. Pool, A.M., Litt.D. FOREIG LANGUAGES Pierce E. VVOolsey, A.M,, Ph.D., Chairman H. LeRoy Fancher, A.B., A.lNl, Claude A. Ries, A.M., B.D., Th.D H. VVillard Ortlip MUSI Albert Schroer, B.S.M., A.B., AAI FINE ARTS Aimee E. Ortlip Florence G. Miller, A.B., A.M. QR : Q , ? S 11 , if M 5 Alfred D. Kreckman, B.Mus., M.Mus. V i . 'VAIVV 'X ' 1. i f ' r . N ' . A i . i . i' 1, h L,Az , li f' 5 ' E , i 2 in Q 7' Esther Saxon, B.Mus., M.Mus. Edgar Welch, B.Mus. John M. Andrews, B.Mus., M.Mus Charles H. Finney, M.Mus., F.A.G.O., Chairman of -KS William T. Allen, M.lNlus., Ph.D. Q7 HIP E! S A L.. 2 .- fer .135 sf 545 S f. ,A Q Q5 Ex E , , Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth as to triumph in Christ. 2 COR. 2:14 CONQUEROR F31-aiu! f X ' Q f 4. rf 1. tm, ff X 9 i ff A-i 'W Allyn Foster, Vice President: Dona McCoy, Secretaryg VVilliam Bicksler, Treasurer: James Ridgway, President In all these things we are more than conquerors through Him that loved us. ROM. 8:37 Kenneth Ale-Xamlcl' Physics N. Tolizlvvznnlzi, N. Y. Samuel Arai Religion Urawa, Japan W 6 Dorothy Ames Violin Silver Springs, N. Y. lk- MW W A ,W Jerry Angcvinc Bible Rixforcl, l':n. Vernon Atkins Social Scienve Fcmnneznllt. 0. S, J Robert Barclay Zoology DuBois, Pa. Beverly Behringer Church lNIusic llowmansville, N. Y. i and Howard Bariteau lllusic Education Carthage, N. Y. Erma Beatty English North Bessemer, Pa NYillia1n Bicksler Psychology Lebanon, Pa. Richard Black Social Science Jamestown, N. Y. Richard Brown Religion H ht , N. Y. Q oug on 31 X Richard Bower Ministerial Clinton N Y Eloise Brown Christian Education Houghton, N. Y. Glendon Bryce Latin Toronto, Ont. . , t l X Alfred Casto Spanish Ventnor, N. J. llargaret Chapman Psychology, Spanish Buffalo, N. Y. Caroline Clift Christian Education Camillus, N. Y. James Chen Chemistry X ungyuan, Formosa X VMWOE MM WW ,' s. WZtgkkw w k History Cheektowaga, N. Y. Donald Cronk Social Science Buffalo, N. Y. Theodore Crossman Abraham Davis Greek Beaufort, S. C. Botany Pleasant Blount, Pa. 35 5. Dorothy Cushman Social Science Boston, Mass. Dolores Downs Spanish Boothwyn, Pa. Q rm. ii N, W 2 x,..,.,.-f Imogene Elmer Latin Vernon, N. Y. Vivian Dunkerton Bible Stratford, Pa. li 5 ff E i S7 it 5' af Daniel Eastman Physics, Chemistry Port Colborne, Ont Frances Ellis French Canaan, N. Y. John Essepian Chemistry lvatervliet, N. Y. Alta Foss Latin lillSllf0I'll, N. Y. A .Xrtliur Fritz llistory llouglitou, N. Y. Allvn Foster Church lxIllblC SzmLsot,zi, Fla. llzichcl Frase Bible Morley, N. Y. Clark Gilmour Religion llougliton, N. Y. ,. si.. . ..... as . Mildred Gilmour Spanish Houghton, N. Y. ff 21i,z:. .,- X31 . , N 'Q' l . K -V Q . P 'M 'B W , ' 4 l , in if ff y .Q M6112 fr g J, 1 1, ', , E X : ff,, Q 1 it f 2 . - Pa. 7, ,gi-z David Haas Bible Aldan, Pa. Evangelyn Gordon French North Adams, MZISS. George Grisevicli History Hartford, Conn. Lorraine Hall Social Science Nloscow, Vt. Stewart Haviland Mathematics Brooklyn, N. Y. Pearl Hershelman Bible Houghton, N. Y. Dean Hegarty Religion Houtzdale, Pa. Charles Hershelman Bible Houghton, N. Y. Hudson Hess Bible Houghton, N. Y. 3 Ernest Hickman Religion Houghton, N. Y. Janis Hildebrandt Music Education Mitchell, S. D. Esther Huestis English Houghton, N. Y. l' 1 fa w'l 2' f .wfxifi WW Virginia Hookel Bible Tobuccoville, N J ack James Religion Shamokin, Pu. Jun icc Johv En giish Johnson City, N. Y. am.. fix ig 1 . U. Kenneth Johnson Spanish Baypori. N. Y. Marion Johnson Voice Lewis Run, Pa.. NOFIIIZL Halle h Psychology linffzilo, N. Y. Doris Kaiser Nfzitliernatics XV z Arkport, N. Y. 5 jug 1 :mm kt 41 Charles King Chemistry Pike, N. Y. John Kotmel Blathematics Houghton, N. Y. Eldon LeRoy Social Science North Bay, Ont. W? w Joan Krisher Social Science Lyndonville, B Nlelva Lelloy French North Bay, Ont. Janies Little English lloira, N. Y. Dona McCoy English Bloorestown, N. J. Linda Lombard French Houghton, N. Y. .t,g,.9+Qs H Kenneth lVIcCaw English 5 Averill Park, N. Y , . Helen lNIcKuig Bible Nyack, N. Y. .y 43 l TG xl 1 E 'iiifr ' 5. ' . A 1' 1' 'if' 'llifzf' l llugh Mamuing General Science Jewctt City, Conn. .loam lllalws Psychology Syracuse, N. Y. 'fa .Q M Emily lxI2lCNiillg'hl0ll Psychology Glens Falls, N. Y. llonzmlxl lNlz1cNcill Bible Boston, lllass. Elczmor Nlczul Bible lliclllziml, N. Y. Hairy Beth llczul f'l1ristian Ecluezition Fznriilmriclge Springs, Pa. lNlau'i0n Bliller Social Science Cleveland, O. Lucy llezirs Bible llleadville, Pu. 1 llarjorie llletczxlf Christian Eclilf-ation Big Run, Pu. Ralph Miller Religion Dayton, 0. -,wif ,Z 2 . , V, EV , 'N A we 'H .I - N ff .V H, g--- Alf x Q. K A I1 f X, -,f :' LQ. m,A:, . K A I L. J k se. fe F ' lc' fa f5fff:i???El! George Parsells Religion Pliilzulelpliia, I' . .f 5x.,-, K, , 1 W W f..ffL- .. ,MFQ5 .. Allen lllinser General Science Frewsburg, N. Y. liiiliiygw Q5 Msiflfl 5 Oscar lVIuneh lllusie Education Newfzine, N. Y. lllaria Paliollu Bible Cleveland, Ollie David Phelps Religion Alabznna, N. Y. flll2lI'l6S Pirolo Psychology Milwaukee, Wis. Gerzml Pollock Social Science Houghton, N. Y. Richard Pocock Social Science VVestfielcl, N. Y. Nlarion Pogocla Social Science Utica, N. Y. Marith Reinertsen English Hunter, N. Y. Erma Robinson Music Education Wlaltham, Que. Q A Qyfgf SYS? if 0? V X foggy Y dial bu ll Vi I fx Y Chester, Pa. vb! flu fl if y . xJ ' Alt d Rhine 83 -X Sill 7 oona, Pa. 047' James Riclgway Klelbourne, AustraliziA,,L- N XX I 'S Barbara Rose Bible Buffalo, N. Y. Religion XE , xl ln gp, lzuncs ll. Scotl Psychology ll0llg'lli,0ll, N. Y. I lizulwlll Nmllm' glish mghlw ll. X. X. licnjumin Samshim Nlinislcrizml l'1':1w:1, flilpilll l'svc'l lll Soc-lu ' mlugy Ilu uglmlmm, i 'ill' Ilzmydcu Sparks Bible lvppc-ww, Hd. .- 2 'WW x 5 '59 K 1- Larry Sullivan Social Science Hlzisrlcll, N. Y. if 1 . o,xIi,, 5 I' Q 3 w 5 5 .Xlfrc-41 Spcirs Zoology llzuhlollficlil, N. J. 4 1 v-4 X2 ,lj -AI 4 Charlene Stn-wurl Chemistry Hath, N. Y. Marilyn Strong Husic Erlncntinn Pikc. N. Y. Lester 'llallinzxn English Silvcr Springs, N. Y ,NW wiv' wimsw WWW mi Q.. ffm .ff . 1,Il f'25.'L2W L rgx WPVPVX Soclal Science Feura Bush, N. Y. .Jw g ' fi Q' . ' 1 1 f E7 E -- K Ve I llarshall Umlauf Psychology West Hartford, Conn VM 1 x!'7l Az, Grace Weaver Psychology Millersburg, Pa. Robert Veitch Religion Houghton, N. Y. if f Abel John Vigna Psychology fa New York City, N. Y. Lucretia Ward Social Science Owego, N. Richard Webb Music Educati Girard, Pa. Y. on Joan Weiss Bible, Latin Auburn, N. Y. Charles Wheeler Ministerial Franklin, Pa. June Weiss Bible Auburn, N. Y 53 lllarian Weiss Bible Auburn, N. Y. Ronald Willey General Science Cambridge Springs, Franklin Wood Religion Houghton, N. Y. Curtis VVright Psychology VViscoy, N. Y. CHRISTIAN WORKERS' COURSE Barbara Crisnian Christian YVorker Franklin, Pu. Rlary Hickman Christian Yvorker Houghton, N. Y. 54 Wlanda Hill Christian VVorker Houghton, N. Y. Elsie Peck Christian Worker Alabama, N. Y. RI. Naomi Kelly Christian Worker Edinboro, Pa. ga .Z ' '- ' if g,,f 55 Martha Mowry Christian Worker Kenmore N Y Ruth Wynn Christian Worker Sunbury, Pa. Dorothy Ames, violin Beverly Behringer, voice Howard Bariteau, trombom' Allyn Foster, orga u SENIOR RECITALS Doris Tysiugcr, piano 56 M:1.rion Johnson, voirw: Erma Robinson, piano Marilyn btroug, vom Richard Webb, voice Lois Lillie, organ JUNIOR RECITAL Dmwfich, Dorothy Yahu, organ F 53 . . a mirrored Main Street With Houghton's rain . . . 71 I 2 af Y 'K up NX A Mighty Fortress 5 U6 QW Wx we We 9 eeaxoga wi QW . . . an amendment to amend the amendment. . ei kcvei Q, Q Let's get with it, Jay , 'Egg M' ,fa The haul of the Daisy Maes And the band played on ,mf if 1 In medias res Here comes Miss Rennick and I don't have stockings on! Doris, Squirt and Differential Equations ay, YQ '-1. A Lost? The dedication of the new M.C.S. Fashion plate Cake sale-a la francaise He looks quite tame in the daytime 'WR Q sf 'FQ R8 ran M, ive Mn -f'3?rs-,. v. Gracing our new stairway 59 'A 5 q,:.: V Let us run with patience the mee that is set before us, looking unto jesus the authoit and finisher of our faith. HEBREWS 12:12 QNTESTANTS :fi I 23,7027 ' ?g'22' Wi'K' -' 4 r '7.r f I 121.12 f W JU IOR Herman Heintz, Vice president Beth Percy, Secretary Richard Filmer, Treasurer James Frase, President I am crucified with Christg nevertheless, I live, yet not I , but Christ liveth in 77'L6.',,-GAL. 2: Q0 62 A Q- . X' .,- gl ',..., A f A Z .- Jerard Aman Candor, N. Y. Paul Borisuk Cedar Grove, N. J. .WR -'vm Q ra Evelyn Argile f.. 5 -1.. Donald Bagley had Q .i gs, Q Mix Chicago, Ill. Corry. Pfi- fz if I' .db is ' l i iff? m Shirley B3.l1II1g3.I'l,Il6l' Paula, Begchey Erie, Pa- Gillett, Pa. Goodbye Arthur Boronow New York, N. Y. my Coney Isle . . . Lois Burls Norfolk, N. Y. l., 4.1 ' 5 . f' 1iX,f-3 M . 5 Whff kkrn 1 ,Q 1 .-. , .K Y. John Banker Plattsburg, N. Y. Patty Jo Baird Akron, Ohio ,M y Florence Bohmau Ambridge, Pa. Lee Betts Westfield, N. J. Douglas Burton H0UEZht0I1, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. Jay Butler . 1'. A ' 5 i.AL N- -4-1... f 3 1 hif X 'fi il , new 1 -fr. , y o' :5?fiTff.l: - :. .Si 1 s WRC , . .2 'Www x fri! f wmv. 'Q jj - at . .fl . Ss 'mv me 3 . .i . 4 f Elizabeth Chenault Jean Clark Ruthella Coile Vivian Craker Collingwood, Ontario Solvay, N, Y. Lakeland, Fla. Chicago, Ill. Sarah Dilts Stockton, N. J. , i,.,i H si' Zane Fiegl Houghton, N. Y. Blanche Dolphin Turner Center, Me. Q j Richard Filmer Canfield, Ohio 7 tj Gordon Dressel Detroit, Mich. C. David Finney Houghton, N. Y. 'R ' 'W , f r 3 Hazlett House sponsors Homecoming Queen VVillia1n Dunn Bridgeport, Pa. ' 1 .. 4 - ,,- ' - . arm s X E8 F QAEQYQ Q James Frase Morley, N. Y. . .. ,f-W ,Hx Theresa Dennis Buffalo, N. Y. 64- F. 1-M ln.. i l l Q 5 W an-dau lim fn, ia f l e E, . , F . 3 ...af 2 Gloria Freese Raymond Gamble Sabra Gelatt Dover-Foxcroft, Me. East Orange, N. J. Whitney Pt., N. Y. James Gunther Philadelphia, Pa. li S- W' . ' Q t 1 i i' tttt xii? My K , ..,.. ,, f, ,.f MW, X, 'M l 1 3 ! '1 'Q . xi' , ,. gf 5 - l ' gf 7 .8 , , I ,Q ii f r. ' K. . ,, 13.5 'fit .1 . .l ..,. uf . it . 1 .- Jimmie Gilliam lietty Jane Goodwin Asheville, N. C. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Eleanor Hacking Acushnet, Mass, Aha! Cutting Soph Lit again! Ronald Ilagelmann Astoria, N. Y. inf: he J W 9, .K af 49-, , 1 21 fa., v1 'N Hermann Gerdes Eula Gillette Springfield, N. J. Towanda, Pa. .1 . W K Q i iii A K ,.. 53, V 'E v' ' ' SY Sain .1 IS .Eg g S... , ,V.V ' Q iw ll . ,fl q e Vlt, . in .. ri 5 Mary Ann Green Virginia Gregg Hazlet, N- J- YV. Sand Lake, N Virginia Hall Mark Hallman Elmira, N. Y. Akron, Ohio ' my hm ' R AM: VZ x 'W 1 f i S P wif' Mn., . Yi, ' xii.: f X , 1. ,.... 'Q' ' an Q' ima Walter lledgepeth Herman Heintz Patricia Hershberger Puuliwc H035 Gladys Hey Sharon Springs, N. Y. Irvington, N. J. Altoona, Pa. New Castle, Pa. Syracuse, N. Y. Evelyn Hipps Candler, N. C. Mg, ,,. an aqui ? fy Z Elaine Hope Philadelphia, Pa. rows it .K ,,qnr 'k .s 5 .il ...,, Harold Holland Filley, Nebr. E f - candlelight and silver Sally Holmes Detroit, Mich. Joan Hunter Claire Hutchings Delaneo, N. J. Buffalo, N. Y. .5 .. f-any ..,, if r uri K 'l' Qi 5, Helen Johnson Sicklerville, N. J. -4051! James Junker Mountain Lake, Minn. K' g 7, winner? Q lg .lf aj l WN aff iw' Elaine Kammer Wayne Kemp Alice King Frederick Krantz Jane Krug Lynbrook, N. Y. Endwell, N. Y. Tecumseh, Mich. Stamford, Conn. Syracuse, N. Y. fm' J! .nk A 5 QQVHII, Q K . Q. . 'W' .. A0353 VVk,k. fx . K in 'ff Janet Lidstone Lois Lillie Donald Lindburg Elizabeth McGeoel1 Flushing, N. Y. Hamburg, N. Y. Ronan, Mont. Cambridge, N. Y. What! Beans again? Jean McKinney Elaine Mager Ronald Miller Dorothy llills Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Flushing, N. Y. A1l6Hf0WI1, PH- Sodus, N. Y. jx. '- o 553 ll.. , .aa .... , . D I ,W 3 iirff ...,.,, ...,.. g Xfwf 5 . . ..., IMWAQLWWWWM lf Vplflflfhimwm WT ls Q.. nd!! James llontgnmgry Thomas Mullen John Nelson Alice Nichglggn Olga Marie Norman Vernon, N. Y. Vimlaflfl, N- Y- Y0l1UgSVill0, PH- Staten Island, N. Y. Middletown, Ohio Wayne Ostrander Port Allegany, Pa. Richard Pendell Beth Percy Columbus, Ohio New York, N. Y. em! Patricia Pogoda Emma Pollock Robert Reasner Utica, N. Y. Houghton, N. Y. Collingswood, N. J. eire Who's out in front? Priscilla Pierce Brockton, Nlass. Mia- Qfgg.. .- S S Roger Rider Arkport, N. Y. Phyllis Ridgway Haddonfield, N. J William Roeske Cuba, N. Y. Janice Stevens Rochester, N. Y. Keven Rose Harrisville, N. Y. ' A , ,W James Scott Mary Sell Hazel Shorey Hopewell Junction, N. Y. Canton, Ohio Dover-Foxcroft, Me Raymond Smith Oneida, N. Y. Grade points are out! Richard L. Stevens Rochester, N. Y, Royal Smythe Shirley Spear Frances Spink Baltimore, Md. Worcester, Mass. Altmar, N, Y, John Stewart Martha Swauger Roberta Swauger Fair Haven, N. Y. Syracuse, N. Y- Syracuse, N. Y, ,fr f V 11 J rre. a .l,. S g I LKLV. .. , . ,, ..,. 4 H . sw.. J, f if ' ' W. i ,Nz .- M .1 wry' 5.5, Eg llflffy Tamlel' Elsie Teeter Robert Thomson Patty Tysinger Doris Ulrich EI'i0, Pill Newiield, N. Y. Arlington, N. .I, Brant Lake, N. Y. Lebanon, Pa. Farewell, cruel world! John Valk Gladys YYakkinen Marian Vvallace Richard VVilson Montclair, N. J. Paincsville, Ohio Cambridge, N. Y. Buffalo, N. Y. , ' .iec it . I ' lf , tlff , 22.2 55, 'V:'f' ' A 2. . ' :-,, 'i T. ' .. .iff -wifi? fm 3 wiefk 9 ,252 wise . i' .Q-,mfg . i N - r-N-. ,..3 .,. s fl 1 Q' A Y, -. A v ag 5. f . .NM--A .151 MQ? -231555 .limi Karl Woodmansee Gladys Woolsey Dorothy Yahn Chatham, N. J. New York, N. Y. Glenside, Pa. L gf., 'A rf V J. L K -- , .... . ' ' ' Z5Si'iTE'if15i of 'Mali -. Lwliif i' bfZ.lf ii-.:IYi.:,, .fgszxf . g p L. . . :wi .Q-?Z,mQ5...f A f -Q .. 'f :5i2EihSii,'3l .qw Helen Haas Houghton, N. Y. A Z .bw 4 5' feszxffwaemsl' f-we ' -- 4--. Twig-?Eff'gi.zjfg3Q.iQf:l'f?i' K 3 3 T1gaf21g55 . . filzit . . 'f?i2fZ1af.i14:ia.1 . 5 65. . Leaf A Elf H Quai, i x tg , ,gfiaav Y' S What 5 on me . KJ 69 is vow 'P menu' Start walking, buddy! wa- .eff 1 Wee t 1131-many Ng. 5 . x Where waiters eat fs, E333 s 13 -1 4- JR WT 4914 5, Pasteur s successor Flying saucers? '-dsx. Doc Jo's out of coal. OPHO ORE Marilyn Johnson, Secretary William Christensen, Treasurer Robert Woodburn, President Dwight Strum, Vice president For to me to live is Clzirist, and to die is gainf, -PHIL. 1: Q1 72 ZWJBWKJBQJ 01' mmcw c Sylvia Allen Thomas Ashmead Mary Augsburger Audrey Axteu Elmira, N. Y. Rochester, N. Y. Quakertown, Pa. Port Washington, N- Y- C David Bain A. William Banker Heula Barnett Sally Beam Rochester, N. Y. Plattsburg, N. Y. KHOX, Pa- I ' M Skaneateles, N. Y. . . .gg-gggmaiff-1' Bflflaall-'M-A n 15 I Gordon Beck Frederick Bennetch Ruth Berglund 4 Ralph Betters Red Bank, N. J. schaefferston, Pa. Plainaeld, Vt. ' Houghton, N. Y. Mary Boston Harold Brurnagin Ann Buckalew f'arlBt0Il Cambell, JY- Ann Carrier Akron, Ohio Wattsburg, Pa. Girard, Pa. Wilton. Conn. Punxgutawngy, Pa. ga ' 'iiii ffwll , at ff E. 3 P4 QA Ci . Dorothy Carter William Christensen Albert Cox Somerville, Mass. Roxbury, Mass. Turtle Creek, Pa, hiltvw ffwvil 'CQ .Ax-uaiqdfxlh 'M qil-f?,go,fy, . Dorothy Davies Lee DeCamp Cuba, N. Y. Perry, N. Y. Roslyn Doan Q wr! .pair David DeGroat Lyons, N. Y. Gladys Douglas Elbridge, N. Y. Afton, N, Y. if 5' Shu' f ' .Mi . is are . A lk 15,77 K l f 2 i Y Joan Egeler Barbara Erickson Frank Estep Richmond Hill, N. Y. Woodhaven, N. Y. .51 , ...QS V K , N filo .l Altoona, Pa. Gu-fi Robert Driscoll Bayside, N. Y. Arthur Field ,Q-. 'bam .jg Martha Cronk Buffalo, N . Y. We-.5 L R 3 M 1. ' YQ Korleen Dickinson Rochester, N. Y. pp 1 ,MQ .-.Aj ' A9-N r Paul Earl -if ij i il A West Chazy, N. Yu!-9 ,J-fvxfzl' 4'-NJ XWXQVJQ Q7 nvtxfwx adm all N ' F, navy 1.635216 -'J ilpwffx fCd.x ,J 'f .A.:2fwwvP Olfhfv, Peter Galuteria Brooklyn, N. Y. Honolulu, T. H. CDM fgsvwmj F, ii1',,vv' A 11 A 5.24: Q .yllll A ig. an-. i ii 5 rf'-,. :iff xi 75517 fa' . J 'i ,ff , Usi- lleverly Garrison Shawville, Quehee -We QQH Ji? Donald Gordon Elyria, Ohio Margaret Harbers Ridgefield Park, N. J. H , ggi M. . ,. .. .., nf' W Allene Horne Fishertown, Pa.. was .. 2- X ,, . ' I flfy'-H ff Eff-25' is ,Farw- Forrest Gass Sunbury, Pa. Sandra Freehold, N. J. .J i 'Wd' 'hp-npr V Charles Gommer mmm W' ,ia Vof fry Un ,wW4kQ5!Qww. rmE 6 X 241' , , 41 .1-. Lggi. J 'Q ry if -- V. M, 'M J JL, . 5 .. , . . 10 W' if ' J 21. J 622 Wwjlwj M' fill qw' fxsl. lf' I 77 f, WV dy' i I fi, yfjf J ,114 fi l 1 . 'V n , 'JW X M Dig Elizabeth Gosling Agnes Haik Evelyn Hall W Wallace Haviland Brooklyn, N. Y. Ruth Houghton Cattaraugus, N. Y. Hackensack, N. J Jean Hersh Greenmount, Md. Lindol Hutton Groton, Vt. Hin' Clifton, N. J. James Hill Roanoke, Va. Bridgeton, N. J. dgflwl S 9 L, . W fe lj? Q , X . W' N -A K ' 24 ',., .,.. .,.:-V f . Uv' MU' , e W ,pl Laura Belle Hyde James Johnson West Union, VVest Va. Rochester, N. Y. Cie l it A rx'f?r'3':- 25 Y . ff- U g . 4 1W.r.f, - Marilyn Johnson Jamaica, N. Y. Wilbur Kemp lvashington, D. C. Robert Kreidler Plainfield, N. J. , jr ', 2 we 1, .ff Carol Lind Willi Roderic LaWall Ardmore, Pa. f ', ILEZZEE H sr.. Gi I N am Lowery Jamestown, N. Y. Houghton, N. Y. J g 9.91 UAW' Marland Johnson Edward Jones G0l'd01'1 J0I16S Elmira, N. Y. Vernon, N. Y. Upper Darby, Pa- P . Ap, Frederick Kendall Akron, N. Y. Esther Lawrence Vllestfield, Pa. MX urn' Douglas Kingdo North Bay, Ont. Rebecca Leddcn Glassboro, N. J. :K H Harold Kingdon North Bay, Ont. WA , J . ,wwf 4 ,Of JW, fm-f..- M xiii? f ef. af M if if Joyce McLennan , Al n Arlie Martin Fremont, Mich. I EKtnt. . . I 77 M Dickinson Center, N. Y. 4r f7 ' fC ii Wy Y hymn M HM by Marilyn Martin Collingswood, N. J . . .,. Qi! HVQEBQ ff' K 1+-W' , 5' 5 if E..--. 5' 2' fiiifevigii irflflifig' .si 'H Mary Miller Kittaning, Pa. Charles Omdal Bergenfield, N. J Ir .yixfbiaw . film a if ww m'2' Yasuo John Masuda Lillian Mein Kitatama-gun, Tokyo Potsdam, N. Y. K' 1 ,.. '.L7 W K K t A. 51 Joyann Milligan Hamburg, N. Y. Frederick Nagle Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Robert Minch Fort Hunter, N. Y. Q f AQ. ' if A Mm ffl fft cv , Martha Mlller Brighton, Mich. I fuk 4 E 1 z Phyllis Molyneaux McGraw, N. Y. Phyllis Neal Burton Newman Arnold Nicholson, Jr. Pl1I1XSUt2WI16y, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Staten Island, N. Y. wilful? gran- Helen Ott Donnabgllg Pagett Samuel Paine Shirley Pawling Buffalo, N- Y- Cattaraugus, N. Y. Cl1iCag0, Ill- Houghton, N. Y. 5,14- Penelope Perdix Grace Peterson Lymrm Pierce Buffalo, N. Y. Jamestown, N. Y. Salamanca, N. Y. - fL'l ilnvifglf QE? r 'v..4!3i. KX 4. O Barham Jenn Plnli Brandon, Vt. .ar , l HQ 1? I-W mf? John Pogany-Powers VVilbur Pollock Telfer Preston, Jr. xvilliarn Pritcliarrl New York, N. Y. Mannsville, N. Y. Houghton, N. Y. Baltimgyg, Md, ' C-IJ A ,S-fel 4 i . . Wayne Reese r e' ard Irwln Relst John Reist Houghton, N. Y. , .n. I I N Chester, Pa. Chester, Pa. Alu. Al George Rhine Beverly Riddle Paula Ri0S Altoona, Pa. Brattleboro, Vt. Akl'0Il, Ohio W? f 6 '.-' I ill: . -H-K it neill . . ,M . AVVV B... s 45 'fa .E ww. X .., Mary Lee Rodehezwer Wayne R0tllWell Deer Park, Md. Houghton, N. Y. QQ' e . i S Nancy Sacks East Greenville, Pa. - 1 , 1, i. - Donna Sir Louis Akron, Ohio Patricia Smith Pine City, N. Y. s 5 A -11 an . .-new 5 E .. f if Frances Stine Robert Stowell Dwight Strum Janet Swift Marion, Mich. West Middlesex, Pa. Nettleton, Pa. t y .Wwe Jzljff 'I Q V. ',l: i t i f ? tn. ,sf f ,A - ia., 41, Joel Samuels Marjorie Schmidt Margaret Shears Vveissport, Pa, Plainfield, N. J. Tenaay, N. J. 2 ,., . f.,.,,.,, . . M ,T W - ' f 3 5, . if Jeanne Smith Grand Rapids, June Stevenson Penfield, N. Y. Snyder, N. Y. t .Q ' Nancy Smith Batavia, N. Y. Janice Taylor Allentown, Pa. ,. ,A' if. nl nf 4 . . 21 , F .,.f:. 2::,, N A . .Q 2 lf , f We , .. . J 1 2 22 . sf Q1 '25 . ,M 2' 5 N F152 . A .L Z ev - ,fir Raymond Tirrell Lyonsville, Mass. Mary Ruth Tysinger Brant Lake, N. Y. YR V4 01, Elizabeth Worster Johnson City, N. Y. Donald Thompson Fred Towstik Robert Treichler Lakewood, Pa, Hartford, Conn. Appleton, N. Y. 'lub Asuquo Ben Udo Daniel Wilson Robert lvoodburn Nigeria, W. Africa Allentown, Pa. Al'1iI1gt0I1, Va- Come on, get to work! P M X my N' In the Republic, Plato states . 80 15, S xi L is ,. 25? '11 5? 2 s?5.5w 51 , 1, ,575 , I -55 . 111 s :Get 1' 155 1, 0 ' vefxxavbu X1 I' h d h ' W ,mkfigf 2 'l N ' ' 1 - '-Y, 5 .2 16- -. he ff Xilfff' .L - V, kf Ra h' V':-FVH AY J? r V V ' K ff,-4. Pr 'L fs h X Milt fx? E K W ',! ,, 5 1, tl- XX 3 J Q Tiff: - V- uf N Fig U ' Y-K : r Y, 1 'ff ' p. apers What big eyes you have . . . XOVX' .' X S xx bg! ge vw J - , A 11 h h Q + we M , , f - L -' 1 c ' l 5iQjeyw,5 -.as 'WT -- zwggai ek ,,Q f-- ' I 4 ig , pf 'T f f ,m M, 4 W5 f' fs f h -h h A , f W T f 4' f 'f it 5 S234 Je. , . 5 ,lv Q' : 1 1 - N ' ' h ,K h h Who has the sun lamp? .,1, ik, FRESHME Watson Black, Vice president S. Scott Caley, Treasurer Robert Cryer, President Mary Bernard, Secretary G6 Christ in you, the hope of glory. -Colossians 1127 82 QW M, Zora Ardelyan Detroit, Mich. 'Xi 'yur wr Brian Armstrong . , V' Cranford Co., Pa. F Theodore Allen 'W Nassau, Bahamas , V, , John Andrews W Houghton, N. Y. H f za ,. 4 f we E ar.. rsns VK Richard Barr . . --2 . Quarryville, Pa. ' 1 rse f ,dl ' gr-.. . ' gm' Alice Banker ' ' Plattsburg, N. 'Y V X f f,d ni' ,, .I K, ,. , H. , f. fi. . 1. +L...-. . ,:,, V,-ff... -Q. ad Nancy Barnum - Grosse Pte. Woods, Mich f , R0y Bly den J ig, Q Bronx, N. Y. -3 . ll' .. 1' ffl' Mary Bernard H- ' Cassadaga, N. Y. 1 '-.-: . use A V V Watson Black 4 . I Asheville, N. C. fr, , .S I 'Q George Bombard f if ' S:-uf: H,f 2: , Mooers, N. Y. 83 we f . Gail Baxter Middletown, N. J. ...ff ., F' ' fs'-ww, wg Opall Bohall Harrisville, N. Y. , i v ?'ff'lg' F' 49 K V , . 'avi 'WW Raymond Bohn Floral Park, N. Y. 5, .i Grace Bailey Dalton, N. Y. sim ,my ,QIAJ June Bagg Warsaw, N. Y. Q- Mfg.. A . ,917 ' ., wfgi i ., . - eg g. - ' ' A , A , 1 5' X . Sharon Bergmann Snyder, N. Y. QE? . . 5 4 , : , ,. V i , sm rr it in . eg , .mart fo' ff 5 H Ham N5 ,Ap ww in 4 '21 Q 'eq e-sw f j Jl 'VH John Bray James Broeker Bruce Burklcy John Bush DCUOK NI1Cll Xxagara Falls, N. Y. Allentown, Pa. Hancock, N' YA 1 . 55 ,, .dwarffrfq ...Q We . Q,-s A l 1 -I f ,Ai Q 1 r ,,. Q, .Il f. W' 'Q , ' X o 4:- W l , ' 'PJ 'f I , 1 ,ij .,: I , Y- 5. Scott Caley Havertown, Pa.. Lawrence Carr Erie, Pa. 'W' . Lois Chapman Greenwich, N. Y. Aileen Cameron Madison, N. J. Sylvia Carver Mountainsicle, N. J. di.- vt, Marilyn Childs Guys Mills, Pa. 1.3 4 l . . Gerald Campbell Worcester, Mass. Mary Pastor Sheridan, Pa. Q P7 Rex Clouston Arcade, N. Y. OQFW wwwsuw -Q was K. 15: ? 'untill LPM! Jaculyn Varpoxits-r Balleston Lak:-, N. Y. ,fitfi 5 1 David Cauwels Patterson, N. J. . 6 ., 1' 3 L Leia Joy C01-I-adl Douglas COX Robert Cryer Muriel Cunningham Utica, N, Y, Howell, Mich. Catonsville, Ill. Ballston Spa, N Y 3 my 1 ll --H 'Q Q A P'-ff 6 . A L llll V 5 . i i. ff A D KE E ii? - Lois Dake Audrey Day Naomi Day f' H a f.. S. VVales, N. Y. Lockport, N. Y. Alvordton, Ohio i -,., S ' Clarice Dietrich Edwin Dixon Vaughn Dunham 23 Fayetteville, N. Y. Fulton, N. Y. Lorain, Ohio .e.. it Patricia Dean Detroit, Mich. Q viz ew 'rv . V s 1275: 7511 74. '? ' . Shirley Dye W. Winfield, if ,guna Dorothy Evans Richard Fero James Finney Whitesboro, N. Y. Houghton, N. Y. Houghton, N. Y. Su-.N . iii 'fi . Y 2 V - ,Q K A ai Y .... ',,. 5 William Dibble Rixford, Pa. ri . , 5 5 1. W Er Edward Fischer Edinboro, Pa. xi , K my R John Foulk Y Guys Mills, Pa. L' lilies' , 5 3 . 3 3 5 3 gl -- .- Richard Freeman Lewis Run, Pa. Linda Fleetwood Springfield, N. J. 6- .-K ww' . j. 25.5 Martha Gifford Stanley, N. Y. X 45' I' . wwf H V ,.. W .. - See E 4-aw Joan Gillette Rochester, N. Y. .7 . W p W J .. M Jane Haak fl Speculator, N. Y. Jean Guilford Buffalo, N. Y. sae Y re -V .. .-e' . Y i Y ,gm Y eel... fax 1 f. if kb . A 'Q,g.'.. 5 g 8 o 1. ix. if f ':.:i .1 iii? :M'2:i:fl I. .- 1-ff Qing .Q . Iifiiy. ,'R.fkziif7Ale-1' 1- Harry Goodwin Philadelphia, Pa. Mary Lou Hackler Mt. Holly, N. J. June Gearhart Howell, Mich. Betsey Gray Springville, N. Y. 8 .Avy 5 ?:A.:g,,.a' Deloise Halvorsen Portageville, N. Y. 5 K. 1 acl! 86 M ...Q Carol Hazlett Houghton, N. Y. Q. . GW MS' Louis George Sabinsville, Pa. ,ao .Q bf Barbara Gregg W. Sand Lake, N. Y. , get ., J. W, K 2 6 Rachel Hawes Ava, N. Y. 'N ' -t'f1n ...Q K xg WY i VV.. Sally Heilman Ford City, Pa. A e l 3 GRY Henry Hooker lirllsllton, N. Y. 1 A, 'P 5 if 5 mi S l i. 7-'F' 0 0 0 I Jean Inniss St. Mary, Jamaica 'G' nw R. Bruce Hess Houghton, N, Y. ,nf L Bernina Hostetter E. Stroudsburg, Pa. f new 'w ll iff 1 '.,.f f 5 Alicia. Johnson Lake Odessa, Mich. G. Birton Hilson Holland, Mich. Kenneth Holt Elmhurst, N. Y. aptly . Lois Hinrichs f H AV Hempstead, N. Y. . L 'l . 5 ,eeore . 5' , Wilburn Holland , H enl, Lincoln Park, Micli. 1 as llnntii H f l, n . fl Wilma Jean Houghton ',lV .Hjil E l,,l , . -. Cattaraugus, N. Y. ' wfffflllfl l 5 ff ' l 1 ' Eugenia Johnston VV 3, I in V Little Genesee, N. Y. limi ey?..ii i ' f 1 lk i ll.. f . i Wi J, nkr V Phyllis Knox Wellsville, N. Y. 'fi 87 Miriam Hull J K . y Shelby, Ohio E EQ H June Huston V 'J Q Perllaln, Maille A . -. ' U , ' il' l ' Charlotte Jones Watertown, N. Y. 5 Q A A .av .. Lois Knowlton E. Aurora, N. Y. 48 WJ Duane Kofahl Marcia Kouwe Bllff-9ll0, N- Y- Midland Park, N. J. ll. . . i t Q ' iff 1 E: .. Q72 Sarah Laughlin East Pharsalia, N. Y. William McDonnell Brooklyn, N. Y. W' L I WE E - . , Q it if e1g..,g:g: ' V:-4 .2213 :, .L - .. '.QH:E.f'F-- wif? z- g ..5lf:.:- :'!?'::',,.H1,2:: 335.15515 .az-:5s1 ,,,a - . 3 ': ' AWE' ' '. 15'2 'i ,. Christian Kristensen Hastings, N. Y. David Linton New Britain, Conn. M1u'ray McKnight Shawville, Quebec . gk P-+ 4 'Y .. AL,- , 35 W Q 3 . 5 me? S nl :2 . . w iiififii Sir L l . A... i 2 - x Sfiiymi tip Es... 3'l 5 ' -' ., ' Qs, , a.- .1,3.q.fg, Yizwg. k.,, z?F7F'7i'f1 Lf,f,EQ2:.iDZsfsz ' -. ,. '12 .2231 Fi A - 1 1 I Donna Kuntz Mahaffrey, Pa. Donna. Luce Dansville, N. Y. 88 Ellen Kreekman Suzanne Krisher Houghton, N. Y. Lyndonville, N. Y. F' . 4 -Y: ,fp T X eg if fx ., eg, w F , .. W N 31 Y W H .. ,355 if K 5 aff .. Q . , .5 M, Q . in 3 'X '- ':::::s::J--- ' 'L ...K . 2,5 Nancy Lane Gastonia, N. C. Linda Lyke East Bethany, N. Y. Frank Ma.cLaughlin Webster, N. Y. ... . M ..o.r K is x 'il . raighiiilfrfiis 'iii b .. S 2' -1 2 . , 6 , .1 1 f ?s 1 11. .Q - f f-.sa-1.1 4523615 . .,. X- .,,.1:,5gfQgf gm. f- -11. .. ,Yagi Stuart Leyden Brooklyn, N. Y. ff X we 5 QQ . gg, Q hs' K 3 W 2 9. l as -affszg.,.,,. 1. .-wee was . 1 ,.wi'1'os1.J'fYX -A-ai2:..+v.5E ,..,, ., Kitts-' 7259151 J Ruth McKelvie Ilion, N. Y. . 4 r I. . xx 4 y. I' will ., Q iff .- 4 .5 H 7 K I . 'lin L , is ,. 2 . -tee - 1 4 , ww, - lzfrgy ,few K f. Quo:-kgi io, Robert Marville Marilyn Markee Long Island, N. Y. Gibbsboro, N. J. Howard luattlce L01-1-3,1r1e Nleqd fl0lJl6Skill, IN Y YK ellsvllle 'N X ,, , 'T . 'I 5 ir. Carolyn Metzger Clyde Michener Inwood, L. I., N. Y. Folsom, Pa. if . , wi. 5 . . r , my 4 Bl Everett, Mass. Bloomfield, N. J. Anon Moores bg Ruth Morgan K+ Barbara Mitchell Chenango Forks, N. Y. Q K :AV s x ' ii Ml V' Mary Lee Nichols Anne Paine Chicago, Ill. Houghton, N. Y. Nlerlyn Myers Lewiston, Me- ww Mmm, X John Miller Allentown, Pa. Carolyn Mountain Summit, N. J. Qin ' M ..... I 4 5 I f Carole Parker Alden, N. Y. fr, ,pu-W I fha HX,- Mary Lou Phelps Hangar, N. Y. I --M M H ,QQ - 3 -wer g , fi I W: . R -.S K ii' g . Bruce Price liczxr Lake, Pa. nw l 'u Nlzirgzmret Roose fi0l'll2LI1l, N. Y. TQYQR if Robert Paul Chester, Pa. Marilyn Pierce Rochester, N. Y. ,QQ f jiri P ff' 7' i F. . . af lf Q Neil Reigie shomokiu. Pa. David Roth Houghton, N. Y. OA -Amina- Bethel Pitzrick Scio, N. Y. Calvin Pitzrick Scio, N. Y. J Robert Reynolds Little Falls, N. Y. , if ff if , ngilllhi . Joan Richie Trevorton, Pa. td Q QF'. ??3f5 xanga .N I 1 x Robert Sabezm Xvilltllitlll, Mass. ,iicttwi Marry Ann Russell Endicott, N. Y. wi' mfr- ' . X v . 90 :JK Mi Anne Schiinuielfeng Warren, Pu. in Carolyn Pocock Westiicld, N. Y. Harold Rigas Brooklyn, N. Y. Mp.. Gerald Sakowski Herkimer, N. Y. 1 f e,.,,v' S -.f in Elaine Scott Niagara Falls, N. Y. iii Merritt SlII'lOIlSOI1 Averill Park, N. Y. y .,V.: . Edward Stansfield Auburn, N. Y. :ff is i .uhh X ,guna--A V- u- . ,,,:.,.,a...k . 31 Alice Seaman Woodmere, N. Y. . is .... . . N Catherine Simpson Manhasset, L. I., N. VVilliam Stephens Gary, Ind. 'VV' ,aaa-64' Carolyn Stopp Houghton, N. Y. Thomas Schreve North East, Pa. Richard Seawright Fredonia, N. Y. Carl Seyffert Niagara Falls, Ont. 5 Rita Smedberg ' Flushing, N. Y. K s 7 R fi Jean Smiles - West Pittston, Pa. S 'SU 4 ,Q , ,- Q3 K .. ww Suzanne Stevenson Mooers, N. Y. Marilyn Stewart Canisteo, N. Y. adv--Q. ii: .Q-5 In Q: nik f- ...iffy ' lv, '.:!'f '..!' H 91 Hubert Shaffer North East, Pa. Virginia Snow Brooktondale, N. Y sreee. 114 Mary Stickels Rensselaer, N. Y. 1 .Qin .Y 5 Roselyn Stucky Austin Sullivan William Sumner Woodburn, Ind. Baden, Pa. Fitchburg, Mass. ag WOW. g , w Hi? . . . J - .- , ., :. ,, QV NN 'stan 1. . 1 J. . .. 5 l J J . ,asa ' ie 1:1 Alf ' f ' 'fk. ffzff in i i'3 '7 f 'i :'V - '-ff, .,. .--.,- - gags-if ' .,-..,.., J 1.-vz.1m.se'14W .sm H m m 4 Q i....,.. .. , -.- . 2-vs-fwirff S- 21 -iii? M 5 X f i .f 74 14 3 lf' 'Si 125' 'I ig L Q Q ga Q 5 -f at Q 2 ' r W .5 Y f V 2 KK' a s i 'ilk .... ' an . Q' Q if E X ,aj S A , E1 9,-Q. me gf' f A H1221 ' 57 I . feif2.f.ww.f .,: gii f 7::'f f'-'W Judy TeWiukle - Wattsburg, Pa. 1 1 2. Tu' ig, 4 Judy Van Der Decker if 5' B. T 3 if ' ' Caldwell, N. J. 4 , 1 z Q . Z' 5 if Eileen Turner Evans City, Pa. 1 .3 rr ,i I . Qriwe'l5?5iia5. P Akf' giflgfg E. .L .. .K v 'W pi , James White A New Castle, Pa. T '. 613- 3... 'SSTL Rose Whipple Olean, N. Y. f :ffl Mini WWEEE 1? .. Barbara Thayer Buffalo, N. Y. Ruth Voege Hollis, N. Y. Qs' . Ei K. 5.4 i f - ..... ia.. a Q v -Q 9' Albert Williams Friendship, N. Y. .. . -' . Q.. ze. .,.I. K. we -f e .. . ..W-f f , , J Horace Towle North Caldwell, N. J. Mary Jane Warren Huntington, N. Y. Roxlyn Williams Geneseo, N. Y. -'Qi 17' .4 .F Q, I . . S.. E, . .. . QSM is Ronald Sweany Baltimore, Md. I?'ff 'i f..52?i Q 4 e 1 4 W i Alyce Van Atter Mayville, N. Y. l . Z., 4 ,- . . i!,.,. .. . if . Sflzfn V . Eemian .riyii .jaw rawaaaa .4955 Howard White Millerton, Pa. agp-rw 43' Q , ' '! ' Charles Williamson Rushford, N. Y. mg HW if C. .. all ' xxx Robert Womer Lebanon, Pa. 1 . if ,.,, , K Carolyn Wilson Flushing, N. Y. Kenneth Wilson Hamilton, Ont. ., ., 'X . l,-1 r - K . ,-ag i n K in K 'B My V x 'if Shirley lYitt Richard Woll Marjorie lY0hlgeUJUtl1 Capac, Mich. Laural Springs, N. J. Houghton, N- Y- if ws Y Madeline Woodhauis Gerald Wright Rachel Zuber Cleveland, Ohio Rome, N. Y. Battle Creek, Mich. 93 R Whdts0eve1' ye do in word or deed, do all in the name of the Lord f esusf' COL. 3:17 SIDELINES Cl 'fy I V ' My fs 5 3 W si Q , fir 4 X' 'W I 1 Donald Cronk K'Reason and calm judgment, the qualities especially belonging to a leader. James Ridgway To think without confusion clear- lyg to love his fellow-man sin- cerelyg to act from honest motives purelyg to trust in God and Heaven securely. WHO' WHO Dolores Downs Her face was fair, her person pleasing, her temper amiable, her heart kindf' Frances Ellis Worth, courage, honor . . . these indeed your sustenance and birth- right aref, Marith Reinersten To do my duty in that state of life unto which it shall please God to call me. Betty Jane Sadler To have known the best, and to have known it for the best is suc- vess in life. 96 John Tsutada A soul of power, a well of lofty thought, a chastened hope that ever points to Heaven. 1955 LA THOR tt 'km Nxt Wx- Q It K Isgk I v xw S Ns N gf 9- fZh,' ' f ,f ' A ' , ,f-, X-ff 3 0.1 , - , -aff lf rg! I sf. 4-L' W' A Vi . 1 e 'fa vi f .fa - 5' , - ' . ,if 1 '. fg ' 4 ati I . L?1.' Marith Reincrtscn, Eclitorg John Stewart, Iizisirzrss Manager: Dr. Lynip, Advisor ,f ff , 744 -' V 'I 1,31 1, V 1 4 . f -. My I 740' 4 Every spring ai young writer,s fancy turns 9,51 A ' a 1 ' to thou fhts of the 1,ll7If,IUI'7l, Ilon fhton s f in 5-, annual literary production. Hcrc is the ! 6,1 , big chance to get ai poem, short story, or f 'vdf essay in printugto bc zz prize winner in 2 -I ' Creativc writing. 97 4 WWW? Donald f rouk If difor-'in-clzief Editorial staff A freshman eagerly rushes to his mailbox. An upper classman Hnds renewed interest in his dusty one . . . the Star is out. Now the staff can start on the next issue of local news. student views, and chatty muse. l L ' 4 Reporters 1 APXM it ,,t' N A Aw-'A John Essepian, If11s1'ne,v.w .llanagrr Typists and Business staH Copy, Proof, and Make-up staff 99 35 it Rmb: BIDULDER STAFF Il Bil.IlIi4'l', ll1m,11v.v,v ,Van ,, .x Pattie Tysinger, Literary Editorg John Stewart, Elaine Kam- mer, Sports Editors f. ,S 'Q is ,. .NNNQ Fredi J. Krantz, Art Editor, Beth Percy, Marian VVallace M ake-up Staj' Olga Marie Norman, Jimmie Gilliam, Editorial Stafg Virginia Hall, Secrctaryg Virginia Gregg, Scheduling Secretary 'ts Wd , ii ii: 1 4 . .1 2 ' ' 1 7 x Q. itat Sir N 1 ' ' .-Q, V of 7 . ,L . W f 21-fa--: M A . nfl.: iff. A WF, uf ft jg y it ,V s. . 1 i 1 t M 4, f The Boulder staff is proud to present the 1955 Boulder. Each page represents many hours of cutting, pasting, typing, drawing, labeling, droodling, and sundry other sorts of grueling work. But those of us working felt a great sense of achievement that last morning before the finished consignments were rushed to Buffalo. After this the office was cleaned up, No-Doz filed away, and we were ready for the next challenge. Ronald Hagelmann, Assistant Business lllanagerg Ruthella Coile, Business Secretary, Mark Hallman, Karl VVoodmansee, Advertising Managers, Donald Bagley, Evelyn Hipps, Sub- scription M anagers 101 WJSL .- 4'The radio voice of Houghton College, 640 on your dialf' Operated entirely by student person- nel, the station serves campus and townspeople with a variety of programs. ltlusical devotional, dramatic, and local and world news presentations give students opportunities for vital self-eXpres- sion. The radio club is an organization for students interested in obtaining their amateur radio licenses and in gaining practical experience in the field of radio. William Christensen, Chief Anziozmcerg Wayne Us- trandcr, Control Room Manager, Daniel Eastman, Clzitf Engineer ff' ff i A f jf X if 102 + 3 ri we 4' V Staff V,k, iw Q Dr. R. R. Luckey, Aflz'1'sor,' Robert Woodburn, Pro- gram Manager, Allyn Foster, Station Jlanagc'f,' Donna, Sir Louis, Secretary NUR 4455 qw. Kenneth Alexander, Prcs1'11wLl,' Dr. R, R. Luckey, Richard Price R A D I 0 C L U B f1!1I'l'.WJl'N Dr. li. Hull, .ldz'z'.v0r,' Ric'lm.rd L. Stevens, Marilyn Johnson, Glcndon D E B liryc-v 103 Alice King, Chairmang Mrs. Ortlip, Advisor RT CLB lF0 The Info is always one of the books the student of Houghton packs into his suit- case before he leaves for Christmas vaca- tion. In a sense he never leaves, for be- cause of the scope of the publication's information, he finds the Whole student body and faculty vacation guests. Alice King, Editorg John Essepian, Business Blanager L f ,, WTQ ' ,, 1 v 11 ni -f1f-- - ... , Y 5 13 fs av ,Fx A 2: lil 4 m filLIld0ll Hxjyge Iraszrlcnf 10111 Webs VM Pluz CLA S S I CS C B zlcnf,'Joyzu111Uxlllgan 'iacrclury Tzealsurez D I C1 Ulm Yigun, lift'-YI-fll'lLf,' Hevcrly Gamrrisrm, Vim'- Stockin, Aflnzsor 'rc.v1'fIenf,' Gloria Frccsc, Secretary Linden. Lombard, L E C E RA C L E F R A C A I S Program Jlamzyvr, Ur. P. P.. NYuolsq,y, A1lLi.s0r I E I-A i- fr f'f'- T q R 'Q W if: B' as ww ell' 3 U 3, 1 1 ,uzggik ,Q fi H. 'Q Q9 ' 'vu ' 4 am -vu 1 1 ' f 4 vu 'ug 7 . s . It 2 Yf f It U4 CIE CE CL B PRE-MED CLUB ,S ,. John Stewart, Presidcnfg Kenneth Alexander, Vicv- Prcsidcnl,' lieth Percy, Secretaryg John Essepian, Treasurvrg Ronald Ilagelmann, Uhaplaing Dr. F. IC. Reese, Advisor Alfred Speirs, Pr4'.s'idunf,' Robert Barclay, Vieu- PI'l'.YZ.lCL'1Lf,' Beth Percy, Sc'crcfary-Trcusurer,' James Montgomery, Clltlylllllltj Dr. G. IC. Horelamml, A dv is 0 r Alive Poole, Advisor Larry Sullivam, lJl'f'.VZ.f1UIlf,' Edward Jones, Iliff?-l,fUS1.dl?lLf,' Joan Nlnbcs, Sz'c'rvmry-Treasurer: Grace Weaver, Chaplaizzq Dr. M, 0. Nclsou, ACIU1-.VIJF L0 ANlIGOS ESPANOLE PSYCHOLIDGY CL B 7 Yirginiu Hall, Llzazrmun Mrs. E. C. Len George Grisevich, Prcsidcntg Joan 1,I'lfSl-dUltf,' Lorraine Hall, Secretary- l . A. Gillette, Advisor X i X4 I V, , ,, . A L K Y : l V nyigq , lqixl tg , szlggi 53 lam It H 125 Q 1- ' 135 ufw 3 his Robert Driscoll, Prl'.sidL'1Lt,' Larry Sullivan, Vice- ljfL'.S1'dC'ILf,' Kenneth Alcxandcr, Scfrrclaryg Larry L P I-I P H I 0 M E G 'l'm111er, Trca.surcr,' James Hill, Clzaplamg Dr. Bert llall, Dr. F. G. Stockiu, AClL'i-907-Y lildou Lclioy, PVC.T1-lll'ILf,' Robert Rczmsnor, Vice- l1rr'.v1'4lwL!,' Murith Rcillcrtscn, ,ScCrc'Iary,' Joyce llc- M I I T E Rl I L A S S 0 C I I 0 l4CIlIliLll, Trcasurcrg Rev. IC. D. Angell, Advisor .uw . fx sf 109 COLLEGE PASTOR Rev. E. D EVANGELISTIC SERVICES 1'I1lll1 GCSSNVCIII W' n John Tsutada, Presidc'nt,' Roger Rider, Vice-Presi1Icnt,' Melvn. LeRoy, Sccrzrfaryg Paul Earl, Troasurerj lwiss H. Hubbard, Advisor STUDENT PASTOR Jvuk, Donald Rhine President' Ronald Miller Viet l'rrsidcnl,' Ruthella Coile, Betty Jane Sadler, Sucre- F 0 R E I G M I S S I 0 Iar1'es,' Dr. C. A. Ries, Advisor The Foreign Blissions Fellowship, organized under the Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship, offers the student body a most challenging calendar of events. A joint session is held weekly, after which various prayer groups assemble for the sole pur- pose of intercessory prayer on behalf of the needs of the various mission fields. One outstanding feature of their vital program this year was the Sixth Missionary Conquest. FELLOWSHIP Know Him . . . By All Ricans . . . hfake Him Knownf, was the stirring theme. Thirteen mis- sionaries from ten different boards were repre- sented on campus, giving clear pictures of mis- sionary life. The total number of missionaries supported by F.lNI.F. members has increased yearly, and also recognized this year is the exceptionally high ebb of student interest. a1pi9mmf NIISSIONARY CONOUEST ,gy ,J .ff R 1. A 'Y'f. 'WX iff - , LZ' - 1 V- I- EXTENSIO GRO PS Under the supervision of Dean Ferm, extension groups leave Houghton each weekend to share their testimonies with others through music, reading of the Word, and visitation. King's Iiarolers King's Men 1 Youth in One Accord 1 15 College Quartet Gospelaires Forrest Gass, T reasurerg Jerry Angevine, Presidentg Kenneth McCaw, Radio M anagerg Ruthella Coile, Secretary: Herbert Reinhart, Visita- tion Secretaryg Yvarren Foulk, Advertising .Wanagerg John Banker, TORCHBE RER , , . ' ' iw if 5 N A 3 we W i ' in iff 1 Ho f ' A Y 1, f K , , .H , . ' 471 E ' . i- 4 'M V1 ?:-I- L 5 9n',-f:'!5'n' ., Hi E Fw, . W I3 in ,fi6fi??TSif3'en ,ff-gy QQ X ,, ,L .vw ,A ' 'IDD i EN ' W E ' U 5 A uf MJ ' 8 ! Q 3' , 1 3' '91 T9 9' 5' Q , Q , 340 v Q 1? W Y gn if Q ve Q4 if 4 U , Q X NK UV H! A 'P n 5 5 , OR TORIO OCIETY LC' win rich QW the nacle xuctor in fan lhile four Phil- ze Dec. two renate. as the f- 1 -au- ows. h -S.. Jlilgll nu pu. Hs .ne meetings of the gc al people. IIC I .hut Home , Melva LeRoy, Joi... Nliller, y hi! Critics Applaud Vitalit of 'Messia The Houghton College Oratorio Society, the largest chorus to sing in Kleinhan's Music Hall in Buffalo, presented Handelfs Messiah under the direction of Eldon E. Basney on Friday evening, December l0. The chorus, composed of about 340 students and townspeople, was accom- panied by the Buffalo Philharmonic orchestra. The Buffalo Courier-Ex- press, which sponsored the concert, criticized the performance in this manner: An undemonstrative and unassuming baton was more than ad- equate to control the well-prepared singers. Their diction and tonal vi- tality made the festival choruses ring in welcome proportions throughout the auditorium. The write-up in the Buffalo Even- ing News stated that the performance was notable for the freshness and enthusiasm of the singing, its musical security and the clarity of the part- singing. The climaxes, too, were just- ly proportionedf, Mr. Eldon Basney received a it 71 f h h good response rom t e orc estra and except for some occasional too- bright playing from the violins, main- tained a dynamic balance that spoke volumnes for his musicianshipf, Margaret Snow Roy, alto and Her- bert Beattie, bass, were singing with the chorus for the second time. Mrs. Roy's interpretation was warmly feltf' but as a whole her singing was not as rich as last year's. Mr. Beat- tie was hampered by uthroatiness' which was a shame in uview of his ' ,,g,,.1- Performance good sense of style and flexibility? The soprano, Ardis Obermeyer, was especially expressive, her voice fresh and varied in color, with only an oc- casional forced tone marring the smoothness of her singing. Firm and substantial tones and musicanly-sing- ing were revealed by Jon Vicker, the tenor. There was a large audience who was moved by the oratorio and showed its apreciation through the hearty applause. Two performances of the Messiah were given in the Houghton church December 4th at 8:00 and on De- cember 5th at 7:30. The chorus was split in two to accommodate the out- of-rown guests who came in for the presentation. a ham Film: tries hou . bet' Tl ov sity visit Debt Platt One second ment ber 4 ivers F cl debar don and all Daniel Eastman, Prw.w'rlmf,' Eldon LeRoy, Vire- l'rf'sz'denf,' John Stewart, TI'l'IlSIH'lfI',' Dolores Downc Sccrvfa ry STUDENT SENATE The Student Senate endeavors to coordi- nate faculty and student interests in planning campus activities, solving dis- ciplinary problems, and determining poli- cies contributing to the well-being and development of the school. Participation in the student government gives an oppor- tunity to develop the qualities of leader- ship or those of the cooperative follower. j,..F lt. STUDENT PURLIUATIUNS CUIVIIVIITTEE STUDENT AEEAIRS COMMITTEE Eldon LOIIO V 0,111 irnw 11, C oach ST clls, Ulzazrman' Nhss III ,-. CULTURAL Sz SPIRITUAL LIEE CUIVIIVIITTEE f , CLEANUP ,fm I 1 .V 5,31 EWG ffm 433 QQ, v 1 ,4 X 'sy x 5 w S , . W YY' M W ' ff ERE HMA WEEK '45, ll0lVlEC0lVll G Queen Dolores and Her Court Coronation Short morning classes-overcrowded din- ing hall-old faces . . . new faces-ani- mated parade-new athletic Held-the game! multitudes screaming-biting wind -blaring band-a hushed moment- Queen Dolores is crowned-gym be- decked for banquet-Sunday, devotional inspiration. All memories of an unforget- table Homecoming-1954-l 195 I,l'OIlRl.I'd Rose, f,vl'HI'Nf SIIZQHIIIC Uloch, I,1zia1111'.vf w A 1 0' Stiff. , ., ?-' ,' 'fm rx ,,, fi' N Margaret Roy, l.'rmfraItn ARTI T A mb.. , f ff. ek.. Jorge Holcl, 1,lAllILI'Nf Imiianm, l'x1ix'vrsif'y Singcrs :mul Urn-lu 995'Q93Q9'2 99 QQ4!5Qe.o9 , .4595 Q Q 35 ive: LECT RE ERIE um liuizrp Ilnl Linker Iluffalo Phillxzmnmrif' Ur:-hcstm filllupavf- f9g.,,,,,. L. Evelyn Wu1'rcn-Boulton Dr. John focutz Down the field -iv zzz ' ,. 'Ji-W 2555?-fi ,,,,,M-.an-'I'-v'P pw! gm ' env If it wcrcl1't for Yigoro . . . Leap-frog Babe Ruth A new slant on the chapel Choir tour: This has reclining chairs beat. A nearby paradise wwf h,.Lh .,,L.Mv,M K N-,.4,,,.... 3 1 ,Lax The timid il rfisf , 1 HM 4' 1 ' x gm. . . iff.. , . .1 1-'. .. ' 4' jk z Q - ,, ' :-'M P .3 5 ak-b t g We , , V, QW . :- 5 21 .. - . I L, i w S xf - i w . . .. ' 'Aw ,Q . I '-- -I-ip. ii'Si34'..K' Nlf f' I V. ..-MA if A K fffzfsfv iw W . 3 - K QV 15- - P M752 Y . 1 b fiehfp,- v ,,i A - ' : -,I .J P., 'rm mg lift ulilllily, will you lm smiling likl- lllisiull1clm:1'11il1g?N 'X good wyf was ther of bisyde Batlxcn Roman bllllqlwl ,U-5? vi . f Q V ., . ,.. :,,,H ug , M y .A Hin Soukiug it in I W. fx.W' f 5tCWlC, blmkospeum-, :md snack Llghts Out, blrlsl L fre- B: :iii ,L .5 'They that watt upon the L01'c1sha11 renew thet1'st1'engt1z,' . . . they 511011 fun, and not be wenryg and they shall walk, and not 1sA.40:31 faint. 0 2 U - ll I O 2 - 2 WXX M l fa. , l 7 - ll xx , - ,fl 4 4 hruest Hxckman Hughie Blanning was the elected captain of the Varsity Squad. In its only en- counter, the team eked out an 8-7 victory over the Frosh in El very well-played game. W Bud Sruythe Jim Little Hughle Manmng I' red bpelrb John bteu art Chuck Hershelman John Lssepian Wayne Ostraudcr Gold Football For the first time since 1951 Gold ru,les as football champions. An unusual feature of the series is that only one touchdown was scored in each gznnc. Scores: Golcl Purple 6 0 0 8 fi 0 8 0 Kmfl-ling: Ed Stansfield, John Reist, Irv Reist, Dick Seawright, Doug Cox. Sfanding: John Essepian, Danny lvilson, Jim Johnson, John Stewart, Hugh Manning, Lyman Pierce, Jay Butler, Manager Kneeling: Ray Gamble, Ernie Hickman, Bob VVoodburn, Burt New- man, Gordie Dressel, Wayne Ostrander. Standing: Howie McGlauf- lin, lllanagerg Jim Little, Dick Brown, Bob Cryer, Chuck Hershel- man, Bud Smythe, Fred Speirs Purple Football 3 S9 529, AA, After an unusually close season Funcher house beat Pool house in ax playoff to be- ,come champions with a record of eight wins and one loss. HOUSE LEAGUE EUUTEALL VARSITY BASEBALL TENNIS TOURNAMENT Ron IT2l.gClITlELIlI'l, Runm:rup,' Warren Mor C'lLu'nzpion 134 Purple The Gold girls are the color champions this year after winning two of the three scheduled games by scores of 4-1 and 5-3. A combination of soph players on the Gold team proved to be too much for the unorganized Purple team. W0lVlEN'S FIELD HOCKEY i Gold At the end of a hard fought series the Frosh and Sophs battled to a scoreless tie to become co-champions of the class league. Varsity The Varsity squad, led by Pearl Hershelman, defeated the Frosh i11 their only encounter. 135 URPLE CHEERLEADERS F, -: ,fs 7 4 if A qs . JUINIORS K ,ri I 1 r , 1? f 137 SOPHS SENIORS X , x I, .5 ' Seniors Al Minser, Jerry Angevine, Ron Tryon, Abe Davis, Chuck Hershel- man, Fred Speirs, John Essepian, Hugh hlanning, Manager C ASS ASKETB LL Juniors 138 Kneeling: Jay Butler, John Valk, Bill Dunn, Ken Johnson, Ron Miller, Dlanager. Standing: Bud Smythe, Doug Burton, Phil Janow- sky, Bill Roeske, John Stewart, Ron Hagelman Carleton Campbell, Jim Johnson, Gordie Beck, Don Gordon, Ray Tirrell, Harold Brumagin, Chuck Gommer, John Reist, Herb Rein- hardt, Don Thompson, Managers Frosh 139 ophs Kneeling: Ed Stansfield, Dave Cauwels, Lyman VVood, Dick Sea- wright. Standing: Brian Armstrong, Bob Sabean, Cal Pitzrick, Bob Cryer, Ray Bohn, John Miller PURPLE BASKETBALL L L L 140 L L GOLD BASKETBALL 141 Chuck Hersheiman, M cmagcrg Eioise Brown, Lorraine Hail, Chariene Stewart, Nlarian Yifeiss, Caroiirie Ciiit, Linda Lombard, Joan Wieiss, Doris Kaiser, Dottie Cushman Jlllliors 142 ' XX Beth Ye! CY 1 - - M1 In Wa awe, Ron Hman. Manager 'XX wilicrrc, Giorizr Freese, Eiezmor H3590- Yaukc Tysmgeg, Prism fr AHC:-3 King, Seniors Eiainc KHUHUQT 0pllS lx'neelz'n9.' Marty Vronk, Squirt Mein, Pe .Y Pefdix- MMHU' MMVIK' 3'm,Z,11'W,- Don Thompson, illanagrrq Marge lgmrbers, Mary Ru 1 Tysingei, Jimmie Gilliam, Hefty Wofsfcfi Prim We A'1zfrlz91g.' Carol llazlett, Donna Lum, Sylvia Carver, Miclq' Xiclzols, -ilir-e Binlrer Holly Victor Stand? f' I . . ,, . ' z. . Ilg.' ,zzroyn JIOl1I1f!lll1, Gail liao' EU 4'- N zxtor, arillyn Jlarlxec, hlurley Dye, Rosslyn Stuolqv, -Lfwulyn f 'nrpenle-r, Dave flI1llWGlS, Lyman Wood, .llazzafyrm 'thi' l'0S Men Chuck Gommer Jay Butler Doug Burton VARSITY Pearl Hershelman Gordie Beck Co-captain Captain Eloise Brown Jimmie Gilliam Martie Cronk V 'Q,. ,K 4 Lorraine Hall Phil Janowsky Co-caplain BA KETBALL Don Gordon Bill Roeske Bud Smythe Eleanor Holden 1 Marian Weiss Fran Stine Doris Kaiser Women Welcome 55 into the ever expanding fellowship of Houghton Alumni! IVE GRADS of Houghton keep alive our memories of college days through the Alumni Association. We also find it a channel of continued service to our Alma Mater. TAKE ADVANTAGE of your membership in your local Alumni Chap- ter wherever you are. RETAIN the benehts of Christian fellowship. East Hall Lounge Your campus days at Houghton are over, but your memories and the friendships you began here need never cease. Though new faces and fresh interests will soon claim your attention, college associations can always be yours. Keep them alive by constant contact with your Alma Mater. HOUGHTON COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Christ Liveth in Me . D. W. WHITTLI fl! llnihanl :Aug uaallntltu . 1 i1 inn1il -.',.,.,.r' '.'.l .- ':'.g f g -'-'E??E - '- -'- ' 555553 3 .1 Xp- iff N 0000 131' :ws N Q As rays of light glam on - dar lun Tse gghsrnrgf 2:3 :mlm ga, An lives the How'r with-IL the semi, As 'he cone the tae, Wimnmg-mg an my heartis m1ea,'fN.,SL -Q 1 .. bg, -,ffsaf-5 -- 1'Hf-'fi.-f: f : N :Es-ff-.f..f-.1-22.11 6 ,, , :gg- :':. .'-gi--...,.E,,--3: :'rr:' Q, 13 i....... ..:..:,... ': ....:':..x,.: ' NWN .... H' iuGod'aWm-d f Q ,qQrhm. lgg, me :ga gg: f W NS Samoan: nvegm nu. imm . A h ' on the vf Q0 X' ,d1' Thatm!ht Rv-dbh lil-fxidllll hluuunqgllansurlrunnrzuunuwnvfanr slr h-u1l 1 . 'lumix -nuns: an-usa minimums: rii Ul?Ulet-g., may uauunnq naman .uname may ansuum,llliK1k li ' nunnunuuhuuuuannluanlnlllrlsuulugunxpumannannulllll' iipwgwn Caoxm M '-'qnlultlnlnlnnlu BQYHVH H -iQ- ',l i U l l ' ' wriltlivdhia an -an an , Q U . i K-V--JK -.lf-lu nf 0 ,. . hi omlhatg thin, liif-rl1h iB ml. -if 1 111 it :uni gut..-narxunnnruunrfnnnnnnnuuqv -'Chnl .:--fr-. .. nm ., '. ff. . , -' 12,15-. 'f4.-'--ppt.. 5. ' 1 C1 1 . l'7m::,' Il 5-'V , s 'ii'-' 311 .. lu.. EV fix' ,tv ss arg? ' lg 13322 il. .. .- 'ii' ,4., wifi,-7 V A , .. Alumni of '55 .ll ,,3.gi.'..-awfggf-..,g'L:55x ' 'Wifi ji if 0' YOU are now a part of , ,ig .K:zx5,?3-1-i:, . . . Hought0n's expanding ministry! Your education has had the advantage of being: XXI-Iiglz in standard XfL0w in cost XfFundamental in belief A good share of this was made possible to you through the STU- DENT FOUNDATION PLAN. This student-sponsored plan makes possible the expansion of Houghton's opportunities through the systematic giving of its alumni. By carrying on this tradition, you can pass on to others those bene- fits you derived from your Alma Mater. We're looking for 10021, participation in the STUDENT FOUN- DATION PLAN this year! OFFICE OF COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT Houghton College Houghton, N. Y. 150 Wesleyan Methodist Church Houghton, New York The world is our parish Edward D. Angell, Pastor Alton J. Shea, Associate Pastor Martha C. Woolsey, Assistant Eldon E. Basney, Minister of Music The services at the College Church are characterized by their cordial, inspirational fellowship. Come and worship with us. V 1 1 CLASS OF '55 . . . we are more than conquerors through Him that loved us. ROM. 8:37 '57 FOR PIE TO LIVE IS CHRI ST COMPLIMENTS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS At all seasons of the year, the environment of Houghton seems sur- prisingly lovely. Situated in the elevated foothills of the Allegheny Mountains on the Western edge of the storied Genesee Valley, the climate is dry and equable. Nearby Letchworth Park, the Grand Canyon of the East , and other points of natural beauty, render Houghton a congenial and restful place of residence. Avail yourself of the numerous advantages and opportunities offered to prospec- tive homemakers by the town of Houghton. What are they? First, there is a Christian atmosphere permeating life's activities and pro- viding wholesonie acquaintances. Secondly, business and trade are ever on the increase because of the steady growth in population. Then, Houghton provides facilities amply making the community practically self-suflicient. These characteristics and the surrounding scenery lure many to making Houghton their home. XVhy not in- vestigate Houghton's possibilities in seeking your dream-come-true? Sponsored by MR. C. E. BARKER MR. WORTH L. Cora' Du. FERO-Dentist DR. MCMILLEN-M.D. 152 Houghton College Bookstore plums HURD, MANAGER VVe enjoy serving you Serving the college, students, and community with a high quality of job printing HOUGHTON COLLEGE PRESS Allen R. Smith, Mgr. HOUGHTON NEW YORK Compliments of CUBA SPECIALTY MANUFACTURING COMPANY Gee's Wire Minnow Trap The Star Crab Trap Houghton, New York PANICH SHOE REPAIR SHOP Houghton, New York New shoes for all the family Buy your H OSIERY at reduced price from MRS. CALVIN STOPP Shop at downtown Houghton residence All profits to Foreign Missions Free hose to missionaries THE WORD BEARER PRESS Elisabeth Eyler, Manager Houghton, New York COZY TRAILER PARK A cozy new, well-kept park. Each trailer has a large cement patio, running water, sanitary drainage system. Individual electric meters and laundry privileges are provided. Picnic tables and fireplaces available for campers. Lawn large enough for croquet and badmin- ton. Located in center of town, just a short dis- tance from church, post oflice, stores and campus. Our motto- The best for less. At your service, -Ed Stratton, Prop. Administration and Classroom Building PROFESSIONAL TRAINING LEADING TO DEGREES IN B.D. - M.R.E. - s.T.B. - M. TH. Evangelism, Missions, and Christian Education Emphasized For Full Information Write the Registrar FULLER THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 135 North Oakland Avenue ,zf wx f 5 V , J A 1 ig i ii ' . l 4 ,, w W Z 24.4.1 .1,. f Ma.: V . I V , 7 5 , A -,'4 tl V: lf 'i A i 5' ':. i, Lg' Y A is' vi A . ' -r , ii mIi1v ',? Pasadena l, California Nyaclds New Library and Administration Building 10,000 square feet of floor space. 12-acre estate adjoining present campus. English architecture in cut stone. Adequate room for expansion of library facilities. Additional room for administrative offices. The Missionary Training Institute A1nerica's First Bible Institute Nyack, New York 154 NORTHERN BAPTIST THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 3040 'West Washixigton Boulevard Chicago l2, Illinois Those SEEKING SEMINARY TRAINING Faculty 18 professors 7 instructors specialists in their Field 5 A Great are invited to investigate what NORTHERN has to offer - In the heart of a great city In the heart of the Nation - Unusual opportunity for Practical Work Every opportunity to meet economic requirements CUBA CYLINDER GAS CO. Bottled Gas For Suburban Homes Cuba, New York FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CUBA The bank of personal service Established 1880 Cuba, New York CUBA CHEESE AND TRADING CO., INC. New York State Cheese 5 lb. Favorite by Mail Cuba, New York Phone 52 BARTLETT HARDWARE CO. LEON J. NICHOLS, Prop. Furniture - Hardware - Rugs Phone 173 Cuba, N. Y. The Allegheny Conference of the WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH H. C. VanIVormer, President T. A. 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Afliliate A.M. ,.,....r,......,.....,.I.,.... 1450 on your dial F.M. ,.,4.,,..,.............,,. 95.7 or Channel 239 PHONE 4149 The Houghton Star Published Bi-Weekly throughout the school year 9 DONALD CRONK Editor-in-Chief 4 JOHN ESSEPIAN Business Manager Wesleyan Methodist Publishing Association F. R. Eddy, Manager Publishers of church periodicals: The Wesleyan Metho- dist, The Wesleyan Youth, The Wesleyan Missionary, Sunday School quarterlies and papers. All publications based upon Holiness doctrines. Headquarters for Bibles, Testaments, commentaries, religious books, general church and Sunday school supplies. Why not invest in dependable annuities where your money will continue to serve the Church after your death? Write for detailed information. 330 E. Onondaga Street Syracuse 2, N. Y. slim Montgomery THE RADIO VOICE OF HOUGHTON COLLEGE MUSL Broadcasting Hours Each Day - 7:00-ll:00 p.m. All church services, chapels and special events Afliliated with the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System Compliments Telfer Preston PHOTOGRAPHER RICKETTS 81 SANDFORD Hume, New York M Bill Banker I2 Dick Seawright Chuck Gommer I Frank Estep Fred Nagle N John Reist Bob Treichler L Irwin Reist Bob Woodburn E Jim Johnson Dan Wilson Y AND Fred Bennetch H Fred Royce Ralph Betters O Gloria Betters lg Frenchie Gordie Dressel MODERN LAUNDRY Sewing the students of Houghton College Clothes picked up on Mon. and Thurs. Modern Laundry Hornell, N. Y, For Good Food and Fellowship it's THE COLLEGE INN LUCKEY 8: SANDFORD iUR5, Sales '-:4-1:fi- Service l39F22 Hume, N. Y CASTILE FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE STORE Everything for your home 30 N. Main St. Phone 155 Castile, N. Y. G.E. Appliances - Simmons Beddings ROCKWELL PERRY CO. INC. Wyoming County's Greatest Department Store Perry, N. Y. 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