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V k qv 'Y-yQEf:'fff:Qiiwfil 535 V f-fx,.w,,gv. 1: fa K ,qiyrgqgiymfg xg? k,,g,.1x,5q1, W A- f '-mlb' .i?f:f:+1,f Q wg fy , Jaw : df 2' ,ff V ' - , M :L '21 :SSI C7514 'Mgkkgw 1 ,z,.f,.: f , .,,. f fm? K W 15, 5- ..W,A. A. . A.,A ,A ., A W ,mm W .fg .W 1 , .,x 4:5 -kv Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. Luke 22:10 As dihierent men in the college's history helped it to enlarge, so his infiuence was there. As his vision grew, Houghton grew. As needs were presented, his drive helped meet them. No understanding is too great, no task too menial. We are inspired by Dr. Smith's zest for living, cheered by his sense of humor, encouraged by his vital interest in people, strengthened by his faith in God. And there is no rest for him, whether we observe him driving a tractor, teaching a class, working early in the morning, or directing singing in church. We are grateful for a man who, strengthened by God, is giving so much. To you, Dr. Willard Smith, Business Manager of Houghton College, we dedicate the I956 Boulder. 4 Jaw' Page 7 Page I6 Page 34 Page 84 Page 122 I believe in the might of design and the mystery of color. campus views administration students activities athletics shaw 'X iw n A 'R Wk? 1 3 f f f Q , 4 --., -wr ff li ,gia- K .y If-V J' X f J 'qu MN ' 3 . 2 'I iiw' 4 tv uv-4' Q-Q-wY1 ' ..-u E E .- -. nf' me 7, Aki 1-.fx M 4, 'JM f 'N, 3g H 12544, Q f 1 x,f if 4f ,f I P 5--.1 'Af '. l,g,s,:' ,I -Y 5533 'IF J' Gaoycsdeo Hczll Old Administration and Science Buildings Bedford Gymnasium Luckey Memorial Building IN- 1 x Wifi:- v ' East Hull Q5 Q H ? Music Building A I was-sl Fine Arts Building ,vu ,, hun. , nit Q: Z M it . fi' he if J i ,F Q mg :ff , fe: -if .K vw 55' r 1 Wi I 15 Houghton College Church 4 , '71'h 'nf .V A X. .uf ,M me 5,-ri , , 4 ' . Aiwff73i.r:ff-35 1 1 fini ,hw ' g .XV fl' -.34-'Y V 335 Ji! 533 - 5- x Q- Q. . -Q53 ,Qi n g-fi gf, -I Q 'Q3fge.f,, ' -Rxffl v ' X KN , V, 4- k, :V 1. . 4 3.-Q, V x --fc' X, Q23 :w mv gxyw? 2 .A ,,.A , , L, ., ,. N '.'i,-I A OS f ' ,K x wwe!-25 ggi We N 'Qzlfxfxfx -1 X 'f 5 5 2 4 .om ,N f ' V iv 'N ,-! A 5 'I- xii fx-fl X xx yn 1 NMA all power is o frusf - we are accountable for its exercise. disroeli mf-0 I' .. wr 1' center: Stephen W. Paine, A.M., Ph.D., LL D., President. left: Edward T. Burton, Assistant to the President. right: Helen Hubbard, A.B., Secretary. ALL POWER The writer of Hebrews refers to Christ as Upholding all things by the word of his power. The big diesel locomotive is the life of a transcontinental streamliner. From that engine comes the heat and the light which make the train comfortable, convenient, and cheerful. From the engine comes the energy to move the thousands of tons of heavy cars with speed toward a desired destination. A train without a power unit is a dead train. Men have thought of the sun as the locomotive of the solar system, supplying us directly or indirectly with practically all of our heat, light, and power. With the intense storms of atomic combustion, causing flames which leap thousands of miles from its surface, it con- tinues to disperse heat which, even though decreasing tremendously in its effect as it travels out, is for us-at 93,000,000 miles remoteness-a factor without which we could not live. But who put the energy into the sun? And into the thousands of suns which we can ob- serve? Energy cannot come from nowhere. The Bible tells us that it was God in the person of the Son who did so with His creative word. And the reference in Hebrews adds the thought that God the Son also upholds and maintains them with His word of power and authority. This is a sobering thought for us all, and it brings ioy to those who are willingly aligning their 'lives and wills with that of our Savior. To us there is wonderful assurance in Christ's words, All power is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Likewise there is tremendous compulsion in His accompanying command, Go ye into all the world. And there is won- derful exaltation in the coupled promise, And lo, I am with you alway. What the locomotive is to the train, what the sun is to its planets, all this and much more is Christ to His own. Stephen W. Paine l9 Arthur W. Lynip, A.M., Ph.D. Dean of the College Jean Seyler, A.B., Secretary Claude A. Ries, A.M., B.D., Th.D., Dear Seniors, Vice-President Somewhat awed by the enormous destructive pow- ers now in his hands, man has turned to a kind of rec- ognition of God. How long this will continue is not given to us to know, but both Scripture and common sense tell us that this intermediate period of awe will be short-lived. ln its place is likely to emerge a boastful self-confidence and an optimism: man is really getting better and finally learning how to manage himself. This is no doubt God's plan for him after all. The Scripture says that there will surely be a falling away as the end times approach. lt is in the power of the trained Christian leader to discern between the pseudo-Christian atmosphere: The modernist, the neo-orthodox, the extremist of any school-and the faith of the Lord Jesus Christ re- vealed clearly and unequivocally in His Word. We pray that you may have the ability to discern and that you will choose His Way and, choosing that, you will be willing even to die for that faith. For it is in the power of God that you will triumph even over death through our Lord Jesus Christ. Having fixed your position for the defense of the gospel we trust that you will remember us that this school continue to be a place where Christ is honored in all that we think, say or do. Yours, ni His Service Arthur W. Lynip 20 Robert O. Ferm, A.M., Th.M., Dean of Students Alice Allen, Secretary Viola Blake, A.b., Dean of Women Elizabeth l. Rennick, Assistant Dean of Women iq . i Dear Seniors, On the Houghton College seal are found the words, Fiat Lux . Often I sat in chapel as a student and lknowing no Latinl wondered what these words meant. Then one time while reading the scriptures, l found the words in the book of Genesis. The words meant Let there be light. Then l realized what the founders of Houghton had envisioned. They had built and dedi- cated a school that would cooperate with God. God desired light for the dark places that the ignorance and spiritual blindness of men might be done away with. The Bible is sometimes likened to light. Thy Word is a lamp unto my feet and a light unto my pathway tells us what the Psalmist discovered. So Houghton has discovered for herself and for all who pass through her halls and classrooms that the true light of life is to be found in the Word of God. To be trained intel- lectually alone is to be denied the full light. Only when the highest scholarship is joined to spiritual insight do we have light. The accumulation of information is not enough, for we must have understanding. At Houghton, the Word of God is upheld like a lamp to shed light on the perplexities of life. lf we walk in the light as He is in the light we have fellow- ship one with another, and the Blood of Jesus Christ cleanseth us from all sin. ln His Name, Robert O. Ferm 21 Edith Burringer, A.B. CCIYOI KYeCkm0f1, A-5- Mildred Burton library Esther Jane Carrier, B.S., M.A., Head Librarian 22 office of The regisfar '53 ' E S i ea Rachel Davison, A.M., Registrar N-Z' ,.,7 l- Proposed Chapel-Auditorium Florence G. Miller, A.B., A.M.g Carol Gowdyg Helen Mills 2 3 ! lg 'fl-5' english ancl speech The English and Speech Department helps students develop facility in proper usage and effective ex- pression, both by original practice and by the study of great authors. Ray W. Hazlett, A.B., A.M., Chairman Arthur W. Lynip, A.M., Ph.D. Edna C. Lennox. B.L.I., A.M. Bert H. Hall, B.D., Th.D. Charles DGWS, A-B-I M-A- Josephine Rickard, A.M., Ph.D. 24 foreign languages With modern transportation and communication, the problems of other nations have become ours. There- fore, Houghton provides study in foreign languages, both ancient and modern, as a basis for mutual understanding. Pierce E. Woolsey, A.M., Ph.D., Chairman Robert Austin, A.B. A Stephen W. Paine, Ph.D., LL.D. Alice M. Pool, A.M., Lltt.D. F. Gordon Stockin, A.M., Ph.D. Claude A, Ries, lp., 111.9 25 Claude A. Ries, B.D.. Th.U., Chairman theology and christian education Training future Christian leaders for problems they must face, the Department of Theology and Christian Education bases its curriculum on the Scriptures, know- ing that The word of God is full of Life and Power. lHebrews 4:12, Weymouthl K f , , I if xi J Edward D. Angell, M.A., a.D. Bert H. Hall, B.D., Th.D. Alice J. McMillen, A.B. Rlza Zemolff B5-1 M-R-E Josephine Rickard, A.M., Ph.D 26 George E. Moreland, M.S., Ph.D., Chairman science and mathematics The Department of Science and Mathematics aims to prepare students for careers in the ever-expanding scientific fields and oiter to others insight into God's creative power. Robert R. Luckey, A.M., Ph.D Richard W. Price, A.B., M.A. Floyd E. Reese, M.S., Ph.D Crystal L. Rork, A.M., Ph.D. Robert Terrey, B.S.M.E. 27 Frieda A. Gillette, A.M., Ph.D., Chairman Zola K Fancher AB Robert O. Ferm, A.M., Th.M. 45 - '3 A 5 ,M .i+ .W-,ua , , i, 5,3 ww. . i history, social science This division helps the individual to understand himself and the world in which he lives. lt also introduces the prospective teacher to the methods and problems of modern education. Grace Nelson, R.N. Florence Kelly, A.M., B.S. 28 education and psychology E George R. Wells, A.B., Ed.M. Willard G. Smith, A.M., Ph.D. J. Whiiney Shea, A.M., Ed.D. Mcrven O. Nelson, M.S., Ed.D. -.N-w,,...,-,NN -1 'sf-Q' 7 W 1gi'a1'E 1 o M Ho ,SE fd , Q , M 5 5 25516 -1? s QQ, T EEL-, W W -- Mig?-'J.4,1 ,v-'f : ' M -,,..As-,- ffl l ' 4, ,'gsQ i K f I C+,-,,,,., 3 All 0, v u is-liblz-rf k !, f V -.....lLg., v -U4 V' Proposed East Hall Wing 29 I Charles H. Finney, M. Mus., F.A.G.O., Chairman William T. Allen, M. Mus., Ph.D. music and art The Department of Music and Art affords the general student opportunity to develop appreciation of the fine arts, while those who so desire, may equip them- selves for professional service. John M. Andrews, B.Mus., M. Mus. 30 Lila M. Andrews, B. Mus l Gilbert S. Hynes, Mus. B., Mus.M Alfred D. Kreckman, B.Mus., M. Mus. Aimee Orllip H. Willard Orilip 3 l Albert W. Schroer, A.B., M.A. Mariorie Sfockin, B.S. Willard G. Smith, A.M., Ph.D., Treasurer and Business Manager business and Maintenance: L. Silsbee, R. Boyer, I. Roberts, C. Aylor, J. Mills, R. Fiegl, P. Gilmore, E. Everson Bookstore: J. Hurd, L. Wilson Robert Fiegl-Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, Mildred B. Gillette-Manager of Dining Hall, John Harrison-Accountant, James Hurd- Manager of Bookstore. ,J Kitchen: M. Boomhower, W. Wright, M. Gillette, H. Eyler, R. Fancher, O. Moon, V. Kenyon, B. Akers, J. Fleming J 32 public relations Infirmary: G. Nelson, S. McMillen James H. Mills, Sr.-Supervisor of Janitorial Services, S. l. McMullen, M.D.-College Physician, Grace Nelson, R.N.-Supervising Nurse, Allen R. Smith-Manager of College Press. Robert R. Luckey, A.M., Ph.D Director of Public Relations Accounting: M. Pendell, J. Harrison 'Shy Secretarial: L. Mills, C. McKenzie, M. Hurd, D. Kaiser, R. Lindburg, L. Lynip, R. Davis, D. Harrison 33 Print Shop: A. Smith, F. Boardman ,Q 2, Q2 S 2 Q? :xg Q S 44 , -Q 45 ww.M,,:mM,wwmm.fwmw4mmywWw wwqw vWm..,.gM.ww .. : , ....,. , M . ..,,, W ..-. uw :wf - -7 , 1 -gb. H - - M- . knowledge is power bacon Marge Paine, oldest daughter of President Stephen Paine, would have graduated with the class of I956. This letter appeared anonymously in the March 25, l955 issue of the 'Star'. Marge passed away March I9, l955, following a prolonged illness. Dear Marge, It may seem strange that I am writing to you because I have never met you. However, in spite of this, I feel that I know you very well. I became acquainted with you, as did many of us here at Houghton, through your life. I first heard of you when I received my first assignment sheet from the Star. It said simply: Assignment: Marge Paine Comes Home Weekends. Marge has been a polio victim for almost a year and is now suffi- ciently recovered to visit her home on weekends. Word Limit: 75 words. The story I got from your father's secretary, whom I interviewed, was not one that could be limited to a mere seventy-five words. I read with dissatisfaction my finished story which contained a few hard, cold facts and which told nothing of the inch-by-inch struggle for recovery of a brave girl who was stricken with polio in the middle of her college career. I first saw you during homecoming weekend a few weeks later. It was the afternoon of the big ome- coming parade. Crowds were standing around everywhere waiting for the parade to begin, ut I was not watching the crowds or the fioats in the parade. My eyes were fastened on a girl in wheelchair sitting along the sidelines. She was thin, unbearably thin, but her large eyes peered ev ywhere, seeing everything, and her lips were parted in a warm, friendly smile as she spoke to gir who had been her classmates. My heart went out to you then, Marge, and I wanted to go over an alk to you, but I didn't because I thought you might feel that I was curious, or worse, that I pitied u. I didn't hear too much about you during the winter, but you were co antly in my prayers. About a month ago, I read with avid interest that you had been editor of the G per's Gazette, a newspaper pub- lished by polio victims. I also learned that you were taking severa courses in order to finish your college education although you could hardly turn the pages of a book f r yourself. These to me seemed to be sure signs that you were on the road to recovery. When you came home to stay shortly after that, I felt ertain my prayers had been answered and that in time you would be able to live a normal life a in. However, I was to discover that God had other plans for you. This morning in Sunday School I learned t t God had taken you home to be with Him last night. At first, I was shocked and could only won r, Why, Lord, why? Slowly, as I pondered the seeming in- iustice of your sudden death, I realize that it was His will-that now you were free from the pain which had been burdening you for over year, that you were with your Heavenly Father for whom you had lived so nobly on earth. I coul 't feel sad anymore, Marge, I could only envy you. I'm looking forward to eeting you in heaven, and I'm happy that I knew you on earth. Lovingly, 36 A friend in Christ FIB 90 In 4 rx 5 ni lf!! X 6, K .. , I, l j . I 4 1 N 'A I V y 1 5 4. f I bf' is I 1 J , 1 y, 'A 'HJ J ' ffl! 1 5 V' 1' L ,L W7 1 'J z N ' 511, Q 4, 4 O X ' J J, f NCT -1 '4 CHKNS2- ' T as T 'F H R . 0 ' 0 1 f 0 1 g V . ,Y , 4 4 of Q, ,z-' ' Patty Tysinger, Social Chairmang Wayne Ostrander, Treasurerg John Stewart, Vice-Presidenfg Olga Marie Norman, Secretary: Mark Hal- man, Presidenf fi S E' V2 of S9I'lIOl'S Evelyn Argile Social Science Chicago, Ill. VIYQIIIIC Hall Aman English Houghton, N. Y. Donald Bagley Psychology Houghton, N. Y. Evelyn Hipps Bagley English, Psychology Houghton, N. Y. 38 D. Gerard Aman Ministerial Houghton, N. Y. Ralph Betters Religion Houghton, N. Y. A t David Ball Biblical Literature Houghton, N. Y. John Banker Classics Plattsburgh, N. Y. Paula Beechey French Gnllett, Pa 39 ,Q ,iff Shirley Baumgartner Christian Education Erie, Pa. Florence Bohmun Social Science, Botany Ambridge, Pa. Lee Betts Social Science Westfield, N. J. Rlchorcl Bower Ministerial Clinton, N. Y. Paul Borisuk General Science Cedar Grove, N. J. 40 Willa Brown English Plainfield N J V' i 4 Douglas Burton Social Science Houghton, N. Y. Jay Butler Social Science E. Chattanooga, Tenn. ' YC Lois Burls Biblical Literature Norfolk, N. Y. William Christensen Psychology Roxbury, Mass. 41 f of .K Elizabeth Chenault Chemistry Collingwood, Ont. ' David Derk Bible Houghton, N. Y. Sarah Dilts Social Science, Bible Stockton, N. J. Theresa Dennis Music Education Buffalo, N. Y. Blanche Dolphin Christian Education Turner Centre, Me. 42 .lean Clark English Sa Ivay, N. Y. Richard Filmer Music Educclion Confleld, Ohio . , A gm Q is at M is i NZ, J' Mk NH ,,, . ,f A X fi 5 Gordon Dressel Psychology Detroit, Mich. Zone Fiegl Physics Houghton, N. Y. 43 William Dunn Religion Bridgeport, Pc. Arnold Egeler Bible Richmond Hill, N. Y. James Frase Social Science Morley, N. Y. i xr Gloria Freese French Dover-Foxcroft, Me. Warren Foulk Psychology Guys Mills, Pa. Herman Gerdes Bible Springfield, N. J. Sahra Gelali Social Science Whitney Pt., N. Y. + if':'WW'l45v5f4QfW Eula Gillette Music Education Towanda, Pa. Jimmie Gilliam English Asheville, N. C. James Gunther Religion Philadelphia, Pa 45 Betty Jane Goodwin English Hasbrouck Hts., N. J. Virginia Gregg English, French West Sand Lake, N. Y. Paul Mark Holman Social Science Akron, Ohio Thomas Harris English lschucl, N. Y. Ronald Hagelmann Zoology Astoria, N. Y. Walter Hedgepelh Religion Sharon Springs, N. Y. 46 f We If agx Vkkf 9 Eleanor Hacking Bible Acushnel, Mass. Elaine Hope Christian Education Philadelphia, Pa. Patricia Hershberger Spanish Altoona, Pa. Eleanor Holden Christian Education Rochester, N. Y. Sarah Holmes Social Science Detroit, Mich. 47 Harold Holland History Filley, Neb. x G Philip .lanowsky Ministerial Olecn, N. Y. Richard Jenkins Zoology Houghton, N. Y. Joan Hunter English Delanca, N. J. Mary Margaret Jones Bible Whitesboro, N. Y. Kenneth Jones Bible Whitesboro, N. Y. 48 James Junker History Mf. Lake, Minn. Elaine Kammer Mathematics Lynbrook, N. Y. Xl, Wayne Kemp Religion Erdwell, N. Y. M if vi.-of' K! Frederick Kranlz English Stamford, Conn. 49 Alice King Latin, English Tecumseh, Mich. Lois lillie Organ Hamburg, N. Y. Jane! Lidslone Psychology Flushing, N. Y. Donald Lindburg Religion Ronan, Monl. Elizabeth McGeoch Psychology Cambridge, N. Y. 50 fr Jane Krug Social Science Syracuse, N. Y. W, M '. ' J - wi fxkflm f ,Q fm W M' S 'C 3-VJ ' fill, GQ Mud Mmm v f+w- rcirw' 'MMk4 'if' -, A41 PM 37 ff' Ernest Moore Religion Vineland, N. J. James Montgomery Zoology Vernon, N. Y. Olga Marie Norman Bible Middletown, Ohio Thomas Mullen Church Music Vineland, N. J. Alice Nicholson Music Education Staten Island, N. Y. 52 :J A Shirley Pawling English Houghton, N. Y. 'gi 1::f,. ii :N I , V' I' . .. 2' . K ,g, l?r?35j ' W,-2, L ga' ' inf ? K A' 'I .,., xg ,,1. f- We -:sw we W 1 1- fiiizffwzf 41:51.55 , 5E473?,f' W, Wayne Oztrander Psychology Fort Alleghany, Po. Richard Pendell Social Science Columbus, Ohio John Peterson Social Science N. Caldwell, N. J. 53 Elizabeth Percy Chemistry New York, N. Y. Joyce Coe Plellncks Bible Houghton, N. Y. 1 .. . , ,z , Q, ' iii ff. 5 f., . Palricla Pogoda Social Science Utica, N. Y. Priscilla Pierce General Science Brockton, Mass. Robert Reasnor Minislerial 54 Collingswood N. J Lamar Phllllpl Psydmology Warsaw, N. Y. William Roeske Physics, Mathematics Cuba. N. Y. Sally Shea Psychology Houghton, N. Y. Mary Sell X. Keven Rose Social Science Horrisville, N. Y. , vp Social Science Canton, Ohio 55 James Scott Physics Hopewell Junction, N. Y. Hazel Shorsy French Dover-Foxcrofl, Me. Raymond Smilh Social Science Oneida, N. Y. Glen Sherman Religion Freedom, N. Y. Royal Smylhe Religion Baltimore, Md. 56 Frances Spink Music Educalion Allmar, N. Y. .lack Snell Social Science Williamsville, N. Y. Richard Stevens English, Greek Rochester, N. Y. John Stewart Chemistry Fair Haven, N. Y. Rolland Starr Religion Norristown, Pa. Martha Swauger Bible Syracuse, N. Y. Bruce Stockin Psychology Houghton, N. Y. ' 57 Frances A. Stockin Christian Education Houghton, N. Y. Larry D. Tanner Social Science Erie, Pa. Doris Ulrich Piano Lebanon, Pa. Robert Thomson General Science Arlington, N. J. I.. Roberta Swauger French Syracuse, N. Y. Patty Tyslnger English Houghton, N. Y. 58 Asuquo Udo History ltu, Nigeria Gladys Wakkinen English Painesville, Ohio Marian Wallace English Cambridge, N. Y. John Volk History Montclair, N. J. Clilford Waugh Social Science Houghton N Y 59 .loan Wideman Social Science Lyons, N. Y. Edward Wheeler Religion Houghton, N. Y. ,, inf, W, Gladys Woolsoy Music Education New York, N. Y. Dorothy Yahn Organ Glenside, Pa. Richard Wllson Bible Buffalo, N. Y. chrisiian worker's course Mary Boston Jglm Drgw Christian Worker Chrigiqn Worker Akron, Ohio 60 Attica, N. Y. who's who John Banker-Of few words, with deep meanings . . . important iobs silently done . . . no ostentation but much accomplished. 1:4131 Jimmie Gilliam-Writings with insight . . . speaking with the charm of a southern drawl . . . personality flashing upward through the Senate and College. Alice King--Always proficient . . . pleasantly vivacious . . . known for literary enthusiasm. ff' Beth Percy-Spark at WJSL . . . Hair for the sciences . . . active in school affairs. John Stewart-Efficient in sports and gov- ernment . . . has science down pat. . . known and respected. 61 Bertie Swauger-Quietly competent . . . possessed of a sense of humor . . . willing helper. 57 FOR I . X ' I METO LIVEIS , ' CH Q 1' I HQUQ ' 2.2 li CQLLMTQN Irwin Reisf, Treosurerg Dwight Strum, Presidenff Sondra Gemmell, SOCHJ' Chcirmung Evelyn Hull, Secrefcryg Burton Newman, Vice-President U1 L. E Qgfig., - . eww 5' If V fly Wfggl .W w sf-is we k xwufrv Mary Augsburger Audrey Axtell Quakertown, Pa. Port Washington, N. Y. Frederick Bennetch Ruth Berglund Schaefferstown, Pa. Plainfield, Vt. Ann Carrier Dorothy Carter Punxsutawney, Pa. Somerville, Mass. M 'W ,l F A Lois Dake David DeGroat S. Wales, N. Y. LyonS, N- Y- Sally Beam Skaneateles, N. Y. Harold Bruma gin Wattsburg, Pa. 1 L. Sandra Carter Olean, N. Y. . Al : iw ,i , 9, f WV- lf W1 . :fa mw- .- H -- : Roslyn Doan Elbridge, N. Y. 63 5 . .K S K ,. Gordon Beck Red Bank, N. J. Kathryn Beegle New York, N. Y. -ggi 4-su' Ann Buckalew Carleton Campbell, Girard, Pa. Wilton, Conn. Albert Cox Martha Cronk Turtle Creek, Pa. Chattanooga, Tenn Ruth Dodge Gladys Dougla' Williamson, N. Y. Afton, N. Y. P 1. X. Robert Driscoll Paul Earl Joan Egeler Bayside, N. Y. West Chazy, N. Y. Richmond Hill, N. Y. WF' John Eyer Elizabethtown, Pa. Audrey Furman Sunbury, Pa. 2-2... , Barbara Erickson Woodhaven, N. Y. I Peter Galuteria Honolulu, T. H. Beverly Garrison Forrest Gass Sandra Gemmell Shawville, Quebec Sunbury, Pa. Freehold, N. J. l' Q Frank Estep Altoona, Pa Charles Gommer Donald Gordon Elizabeth Gosling Agnes Haik Evelyn Hall Ashley, Pa. Elyria, Ohio Hackensack, N. J. Clifton, N. J. Springfield, Mo 64 ' 435, -iv.- , ,f - Marion Heller Mefuchen, N. J. Laura Belle Hyde West Union, W. Va. Helen Kehn Verplanck, N. Y. 'lk Jean Hersh Greenmounl, Md. James Johnson Rochester, N. Y. Naomi Kelly Edinboro, Pa. ' f- 'w 3 ..... Y Y Robert Kreidler Eslher Lawrence Plclinfleld, N. J. Weslfleld, Pa. 65 if A if wr .xv I Allene Horne Fishertown, Pa. J, 1,4 fd , at af. AM.. ...,.. ., Marilyn Johnson Jamaica, N. Y. .r 9 9 .. I N. E Frederick Kendall Akron, N. Y. s V f J 7 :JRC Q Rebecca Ledden Glassboro, N. J. Q C X William Lowery Arlie Martin Houghton, N. Y. Dickinson Center, N. Y. ,J Mg ll V il'1 ,j .,.. .V . X i John D. Miller Allentown, Pa. Samuel Meals Rimersburg, Pa. John Millheim Foxchase Manor, Pa. .loyann Milligan Hamburg, N. Y. Marilyn Martin Lily Marville Collingswood, N. J. Gibbsboro, N. J. Nathaniel Miller Robert Miller Chester, Pa. Washington, D. C. Phyllis Molyneaux Frederick Nagle McGraw, N. Y. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. -E Yasuo John Masuda Kitatama-gun, Tokyo R. Wayne Miller Downington, Pa. 'am 1 Sandra Nash Buffalo, N. Y. fx, - 'W y Phyllis Neal Burton Newman Charles Omdal Helen Ott Donnabelle Pagelt Punxsutawney, Pa. Philadelphia, Pa. Bergenfield, N. J. Buffalo, N. Y. Driftwood, Pa. 66 Qfx QE nqdhl 4 Samuel Paine, Jr. Robert Paul Grace Peterson Lyman Pierce Chlcago, Ill. Chester, Pa. Jamestown, N. Y. Salamanca, N. Y. xi - K yr A X 'Sf- John Pletincks John Pogany-Powers Wilbur Pollock ,Q . Houghton, N. Y. New York, N. Y. Mannsville, N. YR! - z.. E:.i2,4sa, milf 5 - 2 1. gwfggwseziensx - ' wiki C G if 3 g i l gli' if 3: i f 1 l N Q Garrison Rice Mary Lee Rodeheaver Wayne Rothwell Nancy Sacks u Tamaqua, Pa. Deer Park, Md. Houghton, N. Y. East Greenville, Pa. 67 E . . few me M995 V125 JI Herbert Reinhardt Irwin Reist W UNM Irvington, N. J. Chester, Pa. Miki. Joel Samuels Weissport, Pa. 4' r' fl 9 2 I Edna Sawyer George Seher Donna Sir Louis Lloyd Slater Laconia, N. H. Elkins Park, Pa. Akron, Ohio Dover, N. J. Nancy Smith Margaret Speer Batavia, N. Y. Union, N. J. Elizabeth Stark June Stevenson Bradford, Pa. Penfleld, N. Y. A waitress at third serving of dinner. Nancy Small Alexandria, Va Frances Stine Robert Stowell Dwight Strum Janet Swift Janice Taylor M'-1l'i0f', Miflh- W- Middlewxf PU- Nettlelon, Pa. Snyder, N. Y. Allentown, Pa. 68 , ..'.. ... ,. 451 s W. H, . I Lowell Taylor Long Island, N. Y. Raymond Tirrel if Hou ghton, N. Y. I Frederick Towstik Hartford, Conn. Robert Treichler Neil Wallen, Jr. APPlef0f1, N- Y- Oleon, N. Y. .Iune Ware Chester, Pa. 'K'.3, if X. D Shirley Weyer Syracuse, N. Y. is Rose Whipple Oleon, N. Y. fs '93 ,V s if -E X Y fi Y' fin i A N Y 1 , M -: Daniel Wilson Dirk Zwiebel Houghton, N. Y. 69 Allentown, Pa. Margaret Zwiebel Houghton, N. Y. CHR ISTUS I K Q 0 ' vosns GLORIAE Robert Scbecm Vlce Presidenfg Edwin Dixon, Treasurer Carolyn Metzger I Chairman Benlomin Moss, PresidenffVxrgsn1o Snow Secrefury 4 '-'Q ... .X Q . S . K X 1 W . . ,,:. .,.:1 . y x X 2 J' f fx .Q ., -...Eg .f Theodore Allen Nassau, Bahamas , - 145 3. A 1. f.r.'.1?Q -- 'O K. -fig M . H .5 5 'I WJ ig s f f Lf fu, V .gg Brian Armstrong Guys Mills, Pa. tx fi . i 1 5... . 2. ,. . . . .,,, l. . . . X. 7' Sharon Bergmann Snyder, N. Y. 1 -1 by -AP- N. Raymond Bohn Floral Park, N. Y. -3537 58? ' S '9, .. :1 5 1x?3Qi5Ef'.f ?25fB' i':f'4?l:.5::f:fQ152S,E ' f 1,,..,2.w ...-- .x,.-lm K . :big -'rf -J'--1. eilfifi 1....mf.... .. I 5955 ' -N P' Q f ' f 1565? .. , .Qi ggiaaqfiigkg. 1e,'ff2.Qf-353. R. I if . ,.,, - f ' John Andrews, Jr. Houghton, N. Y. June Bagg Warsaw, N. Y. F. , -Sr.1f:Lxx.w . .s'::zz:sSP5?fHs sflafiemgwififc i If .-1 ifeziilfxifa-Qs is -'fizsfgiswisiafrsi ' . ....e?052gf ,Q .: -fsslfeigsa ' - zf..f:gs3f wage-ff if Donald Barber Houghton, N. Y. -..:, Mary Bernard Cassadaga, N. Y. .. . . - ...fe swf! - A ...sw Q5 Y so .. eww L N .Q 3 -H A ...Q Q . ' ' Q A if v . . Agp., f N, ii. . l George Bombard Mooers, N. Y. Sidney Andrews Bethesda, Md. 'ii Q rr R Sv Grace Bailey Dalton, N. Y. - f . .,... . rf: :- , ' . ff... W. 1: f - : 63, . . . . if , E . i .. E 5 Y 5 ,pri 11 K me . if Richard Barr Quarryville, Pa. .Q G it A fig 4 x eff Roy Blyden St. Thomas, V. l. - .wr 2' I 5 A 41-15 1 . John Bray Detroit, Mich. 71 4 .1 4 Q r I' R. X . vie .Q c 1 1 Joan Anglin Ga nanoque, Ont. -ragga... 'f ,. -W- 3. 4522511935 WE.-...,.. ...W .45-... .. :Tuff-ffsmgggiif.-?T'. --VERY.-f' - , - --9 'V -. 'IT -rf:-w a 2-.e,gezQfsz yfffwe .:. - ' -B ...Exif . f ' asf - - z2ffz2i'sQf:'f Aitlsfifeiii 4' - f'xzCi'?iz5ff5 fieiiiiwgwi : Qimsii f-Wa. Q .H z..fi.?2ff.fQs 9 .1 as 1 ? ,P?f'5gggiA3:'- 5: ii iz. -' P' .. J M ., .2 sziisfffiffi? wits ' A ffi??jQ2EE5f? . .- Q. . .' fffsqgisi' - 1 4.,..,.... riQ 1 Alice Banker Q.. 'E Plattsburg, N. Y. ' 'Q Q f .wr Q L . . K S. .X .2 . Zora Ardelyan Detroit, Mich ,Q 3. Ernest Batten Albert Berdamer Plainfield, Vt. Knoxville, Pa rw. l 1? J 1 '4 4 , '4' ...ads . I x . ' , , Q., xx - . Opal Bohall Ha rrisville, N. Y. , 3 I l .L '- X James Brocker Bruce Burkley Niagara Falls, N. Y. Allentown, Pa f ' fri . A .1 .4 rr' , 0 if I l 4: sw- 5. . IQ, ,M .N 'is 2 ' ff. Q John Bush Gerald Campbell Hancock, N. Y. Worcester, Mass. Sylvia Carver Mountainside, N. J. 1 1... Q 1 -. v David Cauwels Lois Chapman Greenmount, Md. Greenwich, N. Y. Allen Canflel Corry, Pa. J M4 22 -Q . e . Q it . ff .Q ' 43 d 'x it .Q 5. J James Casto, Ventnor, N. .l. -V In :fQ24sLf4'.igssv . Jr. if -.6 fi t f r ...,...,., . ,:- . 55.22355 A A- ffgtggww . 7 923 7.5 :. .. ... , f rv.-ilrb U 1.1 ' - is me , gftsfgwf . rs, 21 1? ,tg . R 3 A - . ' sr 3.32 . ms w R . ' H 1 Q X ' le .1 8 .Q +431 J' 'It' if -if E 4. at ef vs ,t Q i s L S . vi. , ...N ,l,, Douglas Cox Howell, Mich. Patricia Dean Detroit, Mich. :V lip M M2'fW5'if:.f. Mil 1 .. s ' A 1921.5 . fl: xii' . ' kin 1- I . ,5 l 3. - K k ,'f ,. ., V ' W ' , . fi, xg.-g11,f,,g l.. I Shirley Dye Beverly Evans W. Winfield, N. Y. Norfolk, Mass. 2332258 fN ? WT sf?l?'f1i.Qf Z :Hs I n 1 K K A ... . . .. is ja:5fg1...q5jgi2, e tg. -- y Wiisiif? flflsi l?T?5:s-- 5552 VI?l:21 1'gSsfEE5 E Qi' .: Kalki fi 55' .L as W 252. S Ki fi- t- W: f V 'S... 'QM:w-Wife as 1 .M , If .,.,,,... Q... an 'cl X PL .1 Q 9, .ge A. S. sw .. , s Nu ' Clarice Dietrich Fayetteville, N. Y. 7,5 . . sf ...M new ...ee K . . xg . V. . , E lilif j. '- 8:5 'g,V6'?:fi?555-Eifaiilf' 232255: 5.45: K.. ,.., .eve-, :iw 1? kv 4. if 'MP r P. . 1 . ae. 2 Se. .a f, 4s Pl wi Q Dorothy Evans Whitesboro, N. Y. 72 1' V- H V V I I V Q, , .1 , - A .Q -- s sl ji ., ' A ., N Il V -.MY ,XW .laculyn Carpenter Ballston Lake, N. Y. Mary Castor Sheridan, Pa. Muriel Cunningham Ballston Spa. N. Y. Edwin Dixon Fulton, N. Y. X f f f fl! 'sl' i f -f Arthur Everett Kearny, N. J. Lawrence Carr Erie, Pa. Abraham Castro Plattekill, N. Y. if-ei ' L f ff. ':f2ff2s.ee?2e,,.:2.g.w, Yea.. . ,gg . . 'f5?Lfi?5Q.Q frm.. ., D I f :facet - t V -gk . 'W L W sf! Dorothy Curtis Erie, Pa. . my , l fl . ' 'll' ii .,.. , ...., .... . Vaughn Dunham Lorain, Ohio Christine Ferrand W. Seneca, N. Y. ..L isifkgfi-55T5ff,fi'5' gffi. f ' ' , Q I . I , 3 Ig- 'N ' , ' f f v , ' x Edward Fisher Edinboro, Pa. 'K l ' A l V K L 4 ,ii ,fi K , ig -il .NY f 5 g .5 1 :'43. Louis George Westield, Pa. .f ' . . ,, , Q Barbara Granger Troy, N. Y. , - , - s..:4ff3?ls?Q1PfQ32i - sg is Rm 9 Irw es ef ii v 'ew Bi z ? Maeve. . ifgi AWE. Z .. iatieiisigs f . sez . a -Q I A 1 T!-1 ...F . ea.. if 4::.f-zgsfz . wi Francis R. Hazlett Houghton, N. Y. Lois Hinrichs Hempstead, N. Y. Linda Fleetwood Springfield, N. Y. x. Martha Gifford Stanley, N. Y. .W Wy. ' .J W 2 f'.assfSz!i5t'llifW-gg . mise. . U.. V' ' ,. S ' . we... Q -E ' 'K ' ' . -- fflsfisffiw . .n W. Betsy Gray Friendship, N. Y. 'L 'V f.'2JE.sE'.iJi5iisi.17 gf? wiEQLI5.-fggllggsfwzaH sy 5'fl!i?f2ifiblV L LL ' f ' 2 . 3 iff- 1 ,Ve , . , S? it .. s if f P Q Jig? Y -ef? ef Sally Heilman Ford City, Pa. ,.,. . . 5485.355 xzgsggi ,. Esiiffl fill ., ' . ...Q W., . ,Wx Donald Florence W. Coldwell, N. 4 . .loan Gillette y .sm-if ff. , . .iz .X J. Rochester, N. Y. Jean Guilford Buffalo, N. Y. ,.....w5..zg . . -. ay..- A ., . we .f ' 5- . ,., .W Q -s. 'ns' 6 .gi . le ,i?f.f,. . 3: ew 'Mlm' ww .K 2. my A M4 . 3... .,,.,.,,,, . .,.,,,. ..-. '.1,. . . , ,SAW ,......, .,,.'. 1 is E 5Egg2lAiXEf1 W iiiiiikigi? i Q, S . H jgwft .megs ,aa , -- .. wesgbi . . ...Q K Z f E32 of 1 X. . . .52 if 4 6-f....ff.'i as Qagm . .1 . M fe: A r R. Bruce Hess Houghton, N. Y. 54 Q. - Q .Vk,.V i rf ., .. -A tses F ,. - y f , wif i In li. it 5 'f xiii. k.i:.f.z 'gsz-.nys-, , U 'N13 L - . ' w-A-ffig, Wilburn Holland Lincoln Park, Mich Kenneth Holt Elmhurst, N. Y. 73 'i Norine Frutiger Endicott, N. Y. ,gm a- il -LE. Q 5 915' K K i ,, is it 5 ' if' K if 2 .. A Harry Goodwin Philadelphia, Pu. is A 1 i Dorothy Gutwein Fords, N. J. ap-vu t.. I f Y , . 1. f ' A . f R G. Birton Hilson Holland, Mich. it .--qi dx ffm ? W .. Q. - .f.4-.- f '2 gg.. - l .EI O' .4- P Me ...Q Sv aa. 5. is ' A .sz- . r. V ., ...Dl- Arthur Fuller Houghton, N. Y. 'B' -W .. x '- Carol Hazlett Houghton, N. Y. Henry Hooker Befhlhd H05fellEl' Brushton, N. Y. Stroudsburg, Pa. I, . D Wilma Houghton Cotta raugus, N. Y. June Huston Perham, Me. James Juroe Rochester, N. Y. Donna Kuntz Mahaffey, Pa. 5? U . Q. 3. . 'I , Q .rs 612' if: fs f am .jx 2 ai Sign? .e X gt .ifgfje if K ,X . .. .M Lois Knowlton E. Aurora, N. Y. IM -2 1, Esther LaCelle Taylor, N. Y. Donna Luce Dansville, N. Y. Linda Lyke E. Bethany, N. Y. gs . Ruth Marschner Howard Mattice Jersey City, N. J. Cobleskill, N. Y. V f. t ail Jean Inniss St. Mary, Jamaica ei :fmfiifgiy ' - .. Sv mf 7 ' 35:4 EIEVEEY ss x 1 f ' ' frifffefs- , ...gp N 43 1 ' il 1 - . - f E' ,fn ff 4 . ea '9 J Marcia Kouwe Midland Park, N. J. Eugenia Johnston Little Genesee, N. 1 z -CP, f Q M .:.. S Ellen Kreckman Houghton, N. Y. If X W l fe . 'uf .M we J e C . .5553 L tivflwsif 1 :vim -Af'-an Nancy Lance Gastonia, N. C. Ruth McKelvie Stuart Leyden Brooklyn, N. Y. Murray McKnight Charlotte .lones Watertown, N. Y. Christian Kristensen Hastings, N. Y. '99 in S 2 . F K' P is sc 1 ii David Linton New Britain, Conn. i ' 5 f isNik:iSZ5QfiEf3ffiff7 ,rf is ee if , ,, Marilyn Markee llion, N. Y. Shawville, Quebec Long Island, N. Y. r rm M wt m g . My .E I - if 'ii . . I 1 g' 5 if ' 72 W Lorraine Mead Floyd Merriam Carolyn Metzger Wellsville, N. Y. Scio, N. Y. N. Syracuse, N. Y. 74 ,.f . we 55. A 5 . gg, li. 7 af X- fe- 1 - :kiwi Clyde Michener Folsom, Pa. Ruth Morgan Bloomfield, N. J. Mary L. Nichols Houghton, N. Y. -.fm-M -W -mmf.-1-tw -- ,, . . .Wsf-.. .xi-1 . I 2iiesffsE8Q3Q?'wS 'xf1 ' swrsfwais swf-fd? fr-- ' -'L' Z ?li9'2S5'f3iV3f.5U5,!iQ lv' Q 'S 9' ., 1 .lohn Price Upperco, Md. Ruth Miller Arcade, N. Y. we '- g -.I Charles Morrill, Jr. Okemis, Mich. sm A ' Q s:.::fv ,ff ' ' .. ...N ,,,,.,,1 .. 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Bruce Price Bear Lake, Pa. ii.,-l y , A . - g ,- I 1- . 1: he - 'Ely iw, his-A . 2,21 W Llit. , .lil - ..-s- Robert Sqbeqn Gerald Sakowski Anne Schimmelfeng Waltham, Mass. Herkimer, N. Y. Warren, Pd. 75 V W.. 1 . . .X fl .gri- xv k 1, ,Nw N. Elaine Scott Niagara Falls, N. Y. 1- 9 Virginia Snow Brooktondale, N. Y. Suzanne Stevenson Mooers, N. Y. Ruth Voege Hollis, N. Y. A . 5 W , ,J Y -. ix.. Richard Seawright Fredonia, N. Y. ,' liirvrimffgft , . . A X i J x , 1 f l - . .X 5f'5ff::IQ Edward Stansfleld Auburn, N. Y. Mary Stickels Rensselaer, N. Y. lmifiiil, lfglf , - - . Gr-:ei I , ' A Q- 4 Us., 1.7257 ' 1 -iifi .Fife 'L it I V James White New Castle, Pa. sl - Mr t X N Carl Seyffert . spew K' X ,ff st P I M r . , . ' E s W 2 . .Q ' ,J I 2 I X .3 ,, S Niagara Falls, Canada William Stephens Gary, Ind. -. I u Roselyn Stucky Woodburn, Ind. . ,...... . .f .,.., , ALLAAX ,V V V I' C .V .sf K at A Y 1 .. . Q SX X Q2 Fw Barbara Thayer Buffalo, N. 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W., ad nv f 2, 2 5,39 x .gf 2 L5 Pg .2 , ,. .... ,A Lois Perry Jamestown, N. Y. Janet Putterick Springville, N. Y. ,L -, ' 2 .-2 2 2 . -. .2-.25g21gy4'1 1' , 2., mx? via. IVSWWSZ ssgfiisge? . . 55552 222122.52-1 v- -2' , 2 .,,g.,. - . ,,. 2 2 , 2 W 22 2 --2-...fa-em... 22 . 2 . 2.,,,wV,,.... 2 2 2 2 2 Q f P avg , H? Qa K 9' N Q22 2 .2 4 25 2 Q' -L2 3 s 2 P .Q 2 2 2 2 1 2 W Paul Ripko Cleveland, Ohio 2 Ronalie Scharff Dayton, Ohio 22 352, 22,22 2 2222 22 22 22 222-2 2 f' 2' 2 2 2 V. 2 , 3 2 2 K2 ,. .2 - 2 'i f f -2.442-.., ' . ,, ,V .2 . ,. . .my -f 11477561 .. ,2 ,'K.q.11F, - 2.,. Verna Shedd Canaan Center, N. Y. -rf f:':.2t.-. . H- . 2 V 222 5:22 . 1.2. ff if 5 : .- div 155 1.2 234: Tzi.. 4-WSYFAYISH fwf ffqrf -, :sz 232252552222 wif-2152542 22. . -f-2 gzlffsssgfmk' iiigzififsfw 2 29' 3 2. , 2 Mary Robson Short Hills, N. J. , 22,5 -22 22. nw- sir fiHQ'253E5.?42fv4312,.f: .25gi5f222f 22,...,..2 2.2. .. . VMY-1P? 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' 22: M2 V E fz2,122.si2vm2222,. 221' , 2f1f2fsff ....2,,22..,. ,,, . , . - ,g2,,i2.,K.2 iii 2 ,if 5 2 V52 , ,. f 82 Richard Stalker Hilliards, Pa. l'lilliGI'dS, PU- Patricia Stalker 2225223 222 22 .2 2.2 K l?'..f ':'y55i:si'fk, 2 . . f:fx.y-:1f22,.,'22,- . .22 . ' ' -:fm25:2wf.,.2 -E .- .-H. ' . wr ,Lf mi? . 2 -, 22.22222 , ,2,.. -'22,-2.22 ' ' :2 - ks!?l?i5?. - . 12-5225 , , 5122.21 -.gui -. w i' 'it .. '2 .fi - iw.-'LFE .2 , wg,yfz. 2. 2 2 X 3 e , 2 2 James Stanford Toledo, Ohio Carol Peters E. Detroit, Mich. ,VV , W1111Mll5f?vA5'fax Q ? ? 2 5 2 P 5,,,,,,,m.,.,,,,,.2,,,,.2, ,, ,... 2 2 222 'urself 22,x?1sv:fU ' ' 21 S A- ,22s2f2y22.,. . , - 252 ' 1., t 2 W-A125 , , , ggg,-3:u,zi p f wg irhsgi sv .22 .2 .22 iw 253 re l ,G is .W P 222222. ,.....,,,,,,, 222222. giifilki .. 2T' f ':'9if 'QW i!ig?57??fi , 22:12 Q 2 22 . .2122 9232 .zmfwH'1':.s 55 ug : , . . 2 :,g 5 . ., , .... .. 2 G .2 .32 H2 22 siszwiffffs: -2-.23 ' 6' 22 'i 2 Jackson Raymond Corry, Pa. 'iw Theron Rockhill Moira, N. Y. Enid Schmidt Brockport, N. Y. 2az.22f1Eff-.,,'f22- 2 2 3 5.2 7--K ,,..sfg:2. 2 5 822151, 3ziiE'ifilif55J?5E ' P Iii,-fi 2 ilwflzsiiiiff' . 5 2 ,,,, . 2 -. 2 , ,,,,, f . . iQQg.gssf57f.' 2 125:17 f 5-f'2ig,'vf2,'?f.-,. - 2 2 i ff 22 2 2 A aff . . .. Jill !! ' ' ' David Shifter Niagara Falls, N. Y. wifi, .vlf I flu 2 ,,,,, 791i ,, 'Z 2.2 M 2 . f2,2,a2,2,.1sz1ff., L to 2 1:5555 .. ' K-if s,.i12,Si2Q H, 222223552222 -7 1 12212322 15 , . Ya f- 2. 1 Ruth Ann Stark Bradford, Pa. Ll f Barbara States Rossiter, Pa. 'Wg fl , Qi, AW-f .Iohn Strong Painesville, Ohio Ni V.: A Grant Taplin Nanuet, N. Y. ,M 2+ Y. Quentin Stewart Fair Haven, N. Y. Carol Sturgis New Castle, Pa. Adrienne Taylor W. Hempstead, N. ei 5. u,,!5::'gg. , ...2i':sisik f ' . Wi? K- ,x ' .. f' ' 'A ' ' ' P , ,, l . vt. V S .K a M 2. X. Margaret Tysinger Houghton, N. Y. Gerel Washburn E. Taunton, Mass. Ei, iw 8 if -, ', . x John Van Der Decker Caldwell, N. J. 2 5. s 1 Q' Daryl C. White Houghton, N. Y. wvg s- . ,. 3 - ,. fm Qg5:yf':::?'55E13IF I , : A - . f ' .'i:: 1 ,ei f - L V. -fe., ,- .3 - .., ., , ,n ag K f't',.f-iss' f Sallie Wray Harrisville, N. Y. A . S E.. ,,, at Gloria Stoneback Emmaus, Pa. Judith Swisher Meshoppen, Pa. -F' st? A v V-dig. 1 ' Ex W' .1257-Sis A Jay Taylor Franklinville, N. Y. .,,..,. A 255,12 f' Philip Van Der Linden Central Square, N. Y. 2-f ' , .. ' .life L 6 - Richard J. White Largo, Fla. Charlotte Yoder Chester, Pa. 83 x ,V A fl Ray Stover Coatesville, Pa. l A 5 15 - L Mary Ellen Syswerda Marne, Mich. John Thomson Arlington, N. J. K ,. V Ruth Van Kampen Benton Harbor, Mich. izxff.--, . e . pest... - fi. 'f - - mf.. ...ng W M A ' Lf' ,STM L' Winifred Whittemore Lorain, Ohio -ff Y ESZUSYQ - ' 3 I tinker' :,. s frm . a-1 e Q 'T ' lv lg Ri' my . .gg , Ellen Zech Utica, Mich. Clarice Strong Appleton, N. Y. fr, ai . 1 I Carlton Talbot Batavia, N. Y. , . . 1 if-S C .,.,.. H Nancy Thurston Cobleskill, N. Y. -WiFi. if-lim.-5 , X'gi3ffiffif1:f'q,fs,1! - 1 'L ,islami- K ' ia- '- A' .. , , -W .. I if 3 .., . 4 Hugh Walker lf Gordon Strong Appleton, N. Y. Donna Tallman Silver Springs, N ' .Y. iv Donald Trasher Malverne, N. Y. H i M M5112-last? ' ' mf-ff Wysavitizh was stiff' '5?d:f?,515g Q .M Joan Walker .W Y. Willoughby, Ohio Yorktown Hts., N. . . A S V . . 4 A f S m Floyd Wilcox Bradley Wood Lodi, N. Y. Robert Zentz Hamburg, N. Y. Ca nisteo, N. Y. X Jil IHII give of your best to the master, give of the strength of your youth. We I1 R. Hagelmann, Vice-President, R. Stowell, Treasurer, J. Gilliam, Secretary, D. Bagley, President. student senate Student Senate, the voice of the student body, is a major landmark in bringing stu- dents and teachers into a closer harmony, ironing out possible difticulties. lt is also a proving ground for new ideas. This year, the Senate has been ettective both in work- ing some notable changes at Houghton and in initiating others. Thus the dream of a skating pond on campus became reality, and constant use proved its popularity. cultural ancl spiritual life committee D B H H Ch Coach G. Wells, Chairman student affairs committee student publications committee R H g I Ch irmun boulder lt would be impossible to express all the thrills, fun, hard work, worries, and headaches that go into the making of a yearbook. The BOULDER staff presents this '56 edition with many memories of a happy year's work. From the original decision on a theme to the final meeting of deadlines the stat? has co- operated in preparing this review of the school year. We trust that it will prove to be a true record of the year '55-'56 at Houghton. Mary Augsburger, Editor-in-Chief Dr. Marven Nelson, Advisor Frederick Bennetch, Business Manager 'T' J. Taylor, Art, A. Axtell, A. Carrier, B. Erickson, Makeup, M. Har- E F. Nagle, Asst. Bus. Mgr., R. Driscoll, Asst. Adv. Mgr., D. DeGroat, Adv. Mgr., B. Garrison, Circ. Mgr. bers, Art J. Pogany-Powers, J. Swift, Literary Editors, J. Egeler, l. Reisf, Sports Editors, Not pictured: J. Reist, Sports Editor i iff -Q R. Doan, Typist, J. Milligan, Sched. Sec., R. Berglund, Bus. Sec., E. Hall, B. Gosling, Typists, H. Ott, Exec. Sec. E 1 L Richard Stevens, Editor-in-Chief Bi-weekly about 50 of Houghton's iournalistically minded students cooperate in presenting The STAR to the student body and faculty. Class lectures seldom find a listening audience that day, as the current news is devoured from the STAR'S pages. And while the new issue is examined in the office, the staff is already contemplating plans for putting out a better issue next time. Editorial Stuff star in-.gi 90 :il i Ei, rl TQ E 1 Ei, Copy, Proof and Makeup Staff Business Staff Arthur W. Lynip, Advisor Ronald Hugelmcnn, Business Manager 91 -:fun-W, A ' gf Reporters 'v A. King, Editorg J. Pogany-Powers, Business Managerp Dr. A. Lynip, Advisor. into Shortly before Christmas va- cation the Student Senate publishes the annual Info. A compilation of vital statistics on the entire student body and faculty, the Info is a per- manent record of classmates and professors during the years at Houghton. 92 lanthorn The Lanthorn passes through various stages to prepare and produce its annual vol- ume of Houghton's best lit- erary talent. Worries about the program and the budget are all forgotten as the final product emerges from the presses, and a dozen more works are added to posterity. J. Swift, Editor, G. Dressel, Business Manager B. Hilson, Control Room Manager, B. Garrison, Chief Announcer, 'ww,., 1-'f'vvxg-g,.,,A,, M-A - sc... A ,sg J. Frase, Station Manager, F. Nagle, Program Man J. scoff Chief Engineer ager, D. Sir Louis, Secretary, Dr. R. Luckey, Advisor, W 1 Christensen, Business Mana ger Progress is the word this year for the radio voice of Houghton College, WJSL. Any evening, students-or townspeople-can tune in for a growing selection of programs ranging from church services and classical music to sports events and student-planned broad- casts. Besides supplying good quality Christian enter- tainment, WJSL gives students valuable experience in all phases of radio work. i Staff M. Holman, Treas., V. Gregg, Adv. Mgr., D. Cox, V. Pres., Miss Hubbard, Advisor, L. Burls, Sec., l.. Betts, Pres. The College Youth Fellowship provides a framework for spiritual ac- tivities on campus throughout the week. Morning Watch, Fast and Prayer, Student Body Prayer Meetings, and Sunday Evening Youth Services are all under the sponsorship of W.Y. The highlight of activities this year was the Spring Youth Conference on April 14, I956. The main speaker, Dr. Ted Engstrom, executive di- rector of Youth For Christ, presented the challenge of Christ to high school young people and adult youth leaders from the entire Western New York Area. . . Q Q . . . ' . ' O acin . Wesleyan youth Ted Engstrom, Executive Director of Youth for Christ, speaker for spring conference. O . 0 . F Q , f X ff . Q3 ms M f L 11 Xi g o wi ous Mihae !.JTWSi?Q9f7 ' 1 K' ll '2- Y - 1.31 'ff 5 ' . . Q o ' . 94 The Student Ministerial Association provides an opportunity tor those preparing for full-time Christian work to share ideas and cooperate in service proiects. One ofthe projects annually undertaken is a clean-up in several nearby churches pastored by Houghton students. student ministerial association R. Reasner, Presidenty R. Smythe, Vice-Pres- identg M. Swauger, Secretary, H. Kingdon Treasurerg Dr. B. Hall, Advisor. foreign missions fellowship R. Miller, Presidenh J. D. Miller, Vice-Pres idenfg P. Argile, L. Burls, Secrefariesg J. Bank er, Treasurerg Dr. B. Hall, Advisor. Jewish Prayer Group Home PWYGI' Gro'-'P Central America Prayer Group South America Prayer Group 96 The faith and prayers of Foreign Missions Fellow- ship stirred the school this year, as the organization brought seventeen missionaries to the college in its Seventh Missionary Conquest. Student interest and participation have doubled since last year, and the results are becoming evident. The weekly meetings for prayer and familiariza- tion with the needs of the field, along with the occa- sional missionaries who are invited to speak to the group, combine to increase the spiritual level and understanding of the college. E has migti l China and Southeast Asia Prayer Group Europe Prayer Group 97 Africa Prayer Group the harvest . . . waiting today . . . wasting Tomorrow missionary conquest ii ki. ix.. EZ? f KM If 3 K ,, -ner., fs 'L i S' 'P .V if f . 2? Where men meet God. in Our Church Administrators. CLASS CHAPLAINS: J. Miller, M. Bernard, J. Mc- Kinney, L. Betts, P. Earl, C. Hokanson, N. Sacks, C. Stur- gis. 5 V i. fg 'x ,... .,,.. .,. H -2,5 Weekly Prayer Meeting. Satisfied The Morning Hymn. x Neg 'f H. Reinhardt, President, H. Gerdes, Visita tion Secretary, R. Stowell, Radio Manager urer, B. Newman, Vice-President, Dean R Ferm, Advisor. torchbearers Torchbearers organization aims to prepare students to serve the Lord by giving weekly instructions and first hand oppor- tunities to witness. Because of increased participation, the group has opened many new fields for work, among them an epileptic colony and several weekly street meetings in sur- rounding cities. R. Berglund, Secretary, P. Borisuk, Treas- sunday visitation street meetings 101 ,,,..-,. Harmonaires 102 King's Karolers d 03 exfension groups H student pastors s 30 t 2ff'5vQ2v'f,f,'i7+ft52fl',?,V7fwJt ,,,Ajg2'2Qj wfgLy2i'J5itlf3' MZ fvVf5fj5',f',i5'y'?fl., c ora e fo ffvxjgfjy' college pastor Rev. Edward D. Angell, college pastor. Qi Miss Rose Arzoomanian, fall soloisf. 105 C C special servrces Dr. Roy S. Nicholson, fall speaker. Dr. Myron F. Boyd, spring speaker international relations club R. Betters, President, L. Hutton, Vice- President, R. Whipple, Secretary- Treasurer, Dr. F. Gillette, Advisor. scanclinavian club Mrs. G. Hynes, President, R. Berg- Iund, Secretory, W. Sumner, Treas- urer, Dean R. Ferm, Advisor. 106 R. Stowell, President, R. Morgan, Vice-President, M. Martin, Secre- tary, C. Michener, Treasurer, Miss A. M. Pool, Advisor. classics club spanish club N. Lance, President, R. Morgan, Vice- President, S. Gemmell, Secrefary- Treasurer, Dr. F. G. Stockin, Advisor. J. Andrews, President, J. Montgom- ery, Secretary-Treosurerp C. Auel, Program Chairman, Dr. R. Luckey, Advisor. psychology club radio club W. Christensen, President, J. Snell, Vice-President, E. Bagley, Secretary- Treasurer, Dr. M. O. Nelson, Ad- visor. 108 ina.. science club R. Thomson, President, J. Stewart, Vice-President, B. Percy, Secretary Treasurer, Dr. G. E. Moreland, Ad- visor. 109 R. Jenkins, Presidenh W. Roeske, Vice-President, M. Markee, Secre- tary, W. Pollock, Treasurer, Mr. R. Price, Advisor. pre-med club WWW expression club P. Tysinger, J. Gilliam, Co-Chairmen, Mrs. E. Lennox, Advisor. arf club F. Krontz, President, J. Peterson, Vice-President, P. Molynecux, Sec- retory-Treosurerp Mrs. H. W. Orflip, Advisor. H0 i J. Snell, President, R. Sfowell, Vice- President, R. Driscoll, Secretory, R. Betters, Treasurer, Dr. F. G. Stockin, Advisor. music education club alpha phi omega Q00 Treasurer, Mr. A. Schroer, Advisor. l l l R. Filmer, President, F. Estep, Vice- Presidenf, V. Dunham, Secretory- Dr. W. Allen, Director. orchestra band Prof. J. Andrew if X chorus Prof. C. Finney, Prof. A. Schroer, Directors I 0 ra To I' I O Prof. C. Finney, Prof. A. Schroer, Direciors 'iz 3: A. sM'f-E Whdf Power! Where's the red ear? Only sux elght o clocks this semester gen O 10:19 W here, anon 1 s the h . b some' U efa Getting in practice? H4 The president's busy day is .xwf fav- K at VifaIifv ,L rr -.f A klfgl N J' X ' , 2' Af. I, 7 il 1 .K . , , VV, .M -7 4 J' 'V' get ,Lf Leaves of Grass Chaucer's Pilgrims on Clean-up Day Af a formal tea, girls . . . ,..,,,,...-sr 3,4 ,um .-me xx fl9l l he ondoy X.. 3 re. Rum' Blue M SUZIQ Gov ale' .C Sun-ender fakes fhe bull b Q1 S W 115 Y 'he horns! HOfYL'CO,f ?, Af G QUE E N homecoming Prize-winning Junior Float Homecoming l955l After weeks of planning for floats and the inevitable hard work accompanying their construction, the days of worry about the weather, the letters and arrangements for accommodating guests, the Day arrived, The parade was im- pressive-the sun shone on the game and on the coronation of Queen Sabra. Sunday was the day for receiving inspiration from the church services and from renewing acquaintances with old friends. The long-awaited weekend passed with unfor- gettable memories of a wonderful Homecoming. f- Conrad Thibault, baritone Tossy Spivakovsky, violinist ' Theodore Lettvin, pianist artist Edith Stearns, pianist Culture and familiarity with world aFFairs are brought to Houghton through the Artist Series and Lecture Series. They are a maior factor in improving the students' appreciation of the arts and contemporary problems. Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra X Sclzedo Ensemble if Q and leclure series Dr. James Hepbron, science leclurer , .., 4-'W' i :s isis , , , J fix wifi, Hal Linker, film lecturer K' 1 1 '?F ' U ! .y r l I Morris Burr, news Ieciurer H9 I fin --n-.4-Y' , L X 3, Seated: M. Johnson, Dr. B. Hall, Advisor, G. Peterson. Standing: J. Andrews, D. Strum, R. Stevens, A. Williams, J. Aman. debate This year has seen the institution of two separate debate teams at Houghton. These teams have debated with St. John Fisher, Canisius, St. Bonaventure, University of Buffalo, Hobart, Gene- seo, Fredonia, Buffalo State and Utica. At two tournaments Houghton received a top speaker's award. The most outstanding feature of debate activity this year was the holding of the annual Western New York Forensic League Tournament at Houghton. T20 wms,,T second semester students Seated: Raymond Dotts Quakerstown, Pa Freshman June Gearhart Howell, Michigan Sophomore Janet Helenbrook Bradford, Pa. Freshman Shirley Hopkinson Fort Plain, N. Y. Sophomore Carole Wheeler Elmira, N. Y. Sophomore Mary Schmal Cincinnati, Oh Senior Mildred Watson Camden, N. J. Freshman David Buck Bliss, N. Y. Freshman io Standing: John Reist Chester, Pa. Junior Gordon Jones Upper Darby, Pa. Sophomore Kingsley Gill Scarboro, Ontario Junior Stanley Sandler Philadelphia, Pa. Freshman Ronald Trail Olean, N. Y. Junior H. John Carter Melvindale, Michigan Sophomore Wayne Mouritzen Brooklyn, N. Y. Freshman Donald Kunkel Allentown, Pa. Freshman rw.. ,, HF' whoa.. w fmytwb 4 0 4 F strength of heart and might of limb, but mainly use and skill, are winners in this pastime. tennyson -vas... Bud Smythe, Purple defensive half, closes in on lrv Reist as he attempts to circle PurpIe's Hank. In hot pursuit are ll. to r.l Purple's B. Thomson, G. Little and G. Dressel, who eludes block by Pletincks lon groundl. purple-gold football Al Canfield, Purple, fumbles ball which goes out of bounds, as he attempts end run. lrv Reist, Gold linebacker, applies necktie tackle as the Golden Horde, B. Rovell, R. Seawright and R. Sheesley ll. to r.l, close: in. Irv Reist, Gold halfback, turns up field after shaking off unidentified Purple tackler. A bevy of biockers, D. Charles, R. Pendell and R. Shees- Iey, escorts him to a lO yd. gain on this punt return. 124 Gold took the football series with 2 wins, 'l loss, and 2 ties. Gold's offensive began to iell at the night game in Wellsville, when Sheesley and Johnson caught T. D. passes of 15 and 25 yards respectively. Dick Seawright's crash- ing game at left half was the highlight of the Gladiator's I2-O win. Purple's best game was their l3-6 Home- coming victory when Smythe flipped under- hand to Janowsky for the first T. D., and Thomson returned Pletincks' awry pass for a score. lrv Reist recovered a blocked kick in the end zone for Gold's score. Don Charles' 25 yd. return of an inter- cepted pass produced Gold's 7-O win in the third game. The opening and closing games were de- fensive duels that ended in O-O ties. f purple--gold cheerleaders purple pharaohs line: B. Newman, D. Trasher, J Millheim, G. Dressel, W. Ostran- der, G. Little, B. Roeske, back- fleld, R. Thomson, C. Gommer, R. Smythe, A. Canfield. gold gladiators standing: R. Rovel, R. Sheesely, B. Price, R. Seawright, D. Thomp- son, Coach. kneeling: D. Gordon, R. Granger, J. Plefincks, J. Butler. sitting: D. Charles, I. Reist, Q. Stewart, G. Cooley. 125 A. Haik, E. Bender, J. Ketterer, V. Ruelke, S. Carver, S. Shea, P. Dean, N. Thurston, M. Robson, B. Thayer. .mg T ' . FI-:' .-ir' '. - '- v'2' 2: .-fl. Q: 'fi' .sn ..x' :2, ,' .f-2-Q'l 1. f .'e. m.- Hex., ......,a,: uv... :- Q. 1. f ' .. ,mrs-1. . ' 1955 varsily Phil Janowsky lPi. Bob Thomson Don Gordon lGl. 126 vm Bud Smylhe lPl. Jay Bauer KGL Jack Millheim lPl. Here's what Houghton's 1955 Varsity would look like fo an opposing linebacker, whose iob if is Yo sfop this one and a quarter tons of beef. There was no Varsity-Frosh game this year. football John Plelincks fG, f 'mgwwxk gh 5,1 , ' Q iffmwgwi fpziswzgggeq.-Uf:,1L ,gf - ,. L 14 5 31 g 1 S, N ,fikfw gy sf field hockey GOLD: M. Cronk, J. Miller, C. Metzger, M. Castor, G. Washburn, A. Banker, S. Dye, C. Yoder, B. States, V. Snow, M. Woodhams. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: N. Small, E. Kreckman, S. Dye, C. Metzger, V. Snow, M. Cronk, R. Morgan, M. Castor. PURPLE: K. Dingman, C. Dietrich, E. Kreckman, M. Pitt, C. Jones, G. Peterson, B. Stork, C. Mountain, N. Small. 128 Warren Morton, runner-up, congratulates Phil Janowsky, victor in the fall tennis tourney. Tennis tournament Phil Janowsky defeated Junior Davis Cup lawnsman Warren Morton for the tennis championship. Warren, the defending cham- pion, had fine strokes and an adequate serve, but could not cope with Janowsky's powerful forehands. Phil breezed in with a 6-l, 7-5, 6-O tally in the final game. Morton defeated George Seher, and Janowsky eliminated John Miller in the semi- finals. tucker house, house league football and basketball champs FOOTBALL-1 W- Stevens. G- BECK D- THOMPSON, J- BASKETBALL: L. Pierce, F. Estep, G. Seher, A. Canfield Sakowsky, D. Trasher, L. Wood, B. Bain, G. Seher, J. D, Thompson, Montgomery. M. Heller, A. Hcik, N. Small, M. Speer, D. SirLouis. JUNIORS: G. Beck, D. Wilson, J. Johnson, H. Brumagin, R. Tirrell, L. Pierce, H. Reinhardt, couch. SENIORS: J. Slewurl, R. Hagelmann, J. Valk, R. Smyfhe, P. Janow- sky, D. Burton, J. Buller, R. Jenkins. 130 men's class E. Muger, S. Shea. WG ,...-0 .--ax SOPHOMORES: B. Price, J. White, C. Michener, R. Seuwright, coach, R. Bohn, L. Wood, J. Miller, B. Armstrong, basketball ' 'N S. Carver, C. Hczleff, A. VcnAHer, B. Thayer. Nr' J. Miller, D. Crocker, M. Robson, E. Bender. FRESHMEN: J. Percy, R. Feeck, D. Trcsher, R. Rovell, coach, E Moos, T. Rockhill, H. Sfcfrord, A. King. SOPHOMORES: L. Wood, coach, M. Markee, L. Knowlton, S. Dye, R. Morgan, R. Bohn, coach, E. Kreckman, M. Castor, M. Nichols, A. Banker, S. Carver. FRESHMEN: R. Sheesley, coach, K. Perrine, M. Phillipuk, M. Gilligan, B. States, E. Murray, M. Pitt, T. Rockhill, coach, L. Perry, C. Demarest, M. Robson, M. Holl, G. Washburn, J. Miller. l32 women's class basketball SENIORS: J. Butler, coach, B. McGeoch, E. Kammer, E. Bagley, B. Percy, A. King, J. Valk, coach, M. Swauger' P. Pierce, J. Gilliam, M. Wallace, P. Tysinger. JUNIORS: N. Small, M. Cronk, F Stine, L. Marville, M. Harbers, G Douglas, A. Haik. GOLD: J. Butler, coach, M. Gilligan, L. Mar- ville, M. Gittord, M. Markee, K. Perrine, L. Wood, coach, M. Cronk, J. Gilliam, B. States, S. Dye, M. Castor, A. Banker. women's purple-gold basketball Gold Girls defeated Purple in three out of four games to retain their color title. Purple was late in rounding into form, and by the time Sara Lou Peck and Mickey Nichols started hitting, Alice Banker, Marty Cronk, and Jimmie Gilliam had taken all Iaurels. Gold won two contests 43-32, and 38-37 before Purple, led by Peck's 21 points, eked out a 37-34 triumph. ln the final and deciding encounter, Gold won on two baskets in the final minute by Marty Cronk and Alice Banker. Outstanding guards were Molly Castor, Shirley Dye, Fran Stine, and Evelyn Bagley. PURPLE: M. Cunningham, S. Gemmell, M Nichols, A. King, C. Gommer, coach, M. Holl E. Bagley, F. Stine, M. Harbers, C. Demarest 133 1 PURPLE: H. Reinhardt, couch, J. Miller, T Rockhill, R. Smythe, D. Trasher, P. Janowsky, W. Roeske, R. Tirrell, H. Brumagin, C. Gom- mer. men's purple-gold basketball The Purple Pharaohs annexed their fifth straight hoop diadem by whip- ping the Gold Gladiators three games to two. The heavily-favored winners were extended to the limit before holding off a last game Gold rally to clinch the crown, 71-62. Janowsky and Roeske were PurpIe's stalwarts, while Mills was Gold's mainstay. GOLD: D. Thompson, coach, L. Wood, B. Price, R. Granger, R. Jenkins, J. Butler, R. Hagelmann, D. Burton, P. Mills, R. Trail. 134 I Rebounding from a humiliating 71-54 trouncing at the hands of S the frosh, the Varsity regained a semblance of its former rep- utation by thumping the Alumni 77-56, despite Hazlett's i4 0 points for the Alumni. Janowsky and Hagelmann paced the letterwinners with 14 apiece. Don Trasher and John Percy led the freshmen to the stunning upset of the Varsity by pumping in 24 and 23 points respec- tively. Every member of the frosh team hit the scoring column. Bill Rqegke, CQ-qqpf, Jay Butler, co-capt. John Miller Bud Smythe Doug Burton K 9 Marion Heller t x il ,A A1 Agnes Haik L . V ,K , al 7 W L ix Sally Shea 'A Barbara Thayer Ron Hagelmann Chuck Gommer Harold Brumagin -' if ,l ' ,, ww! V X women s f ,A , ' K 1 . :' , A . V g L Wwqllix H if -1 varsity N ,W V i l , Wlmlmg .. Q ' l . l 'es 'ff basketball 251 r t y u4M P 2 ffffl 3: 7 I 5 'Ea ' . . R' V if li-K F.Stine e ll .!,v 1' rr, , li I V uur JJ 2 f A. Banker M. Harbers . V J 3 A-k, A. K if 23 5 .xxx 3 Sl The frosh women came up with a threesome that proved a match tor Cronk, Banker and Gilliam, and upset the Varsity 42-37. Sara Peck, Martha Holl and Mary Gilligan hit for lO, 20, and l2 points respective- ly, to out-distance the Varsity. Banker led the Varsity with 15. ln the Alumni game, the Varsity avenged itself by crushing the grad- uates 56-27. Gilliam, Cronk and Banker flipped in l4, ll and lO points to lead the way. Barbara Danks led the alumni with IO points. M. Nichols E. Bagley V f S.Dye P , . 5 sg . wx P .Mm ..,. , l ,- ll J. onlmm YJ 136 M. Cc-:for fit: v ,. . -Q' if ,L N ey.. K , f' . ff? X? 1 W, s ' 3 2 l as ' l' - 2 'Z' 6 A l 'gd ,is B. Hess, D. Zweibel, R. Paul, G. Beck, R. Smythe, R. Gamble, E. Moos. purple track Purple's chances of repeating as track cham- pions lay mainly in Bruce Hess in the pole vault, Bob Paul in the mile, Gordy Beck and Bud Smythe in the dashes l22O and lOOl, Ray Gamble in the broad lump, Smythe in the iavelin, and Phil Janowsky in the weights -the shot and discus. gold track Gold, who suffered an ignominious defeat last spring, had to rely on the following thin- clads to bounce back this year: Robert Sa- bean in the hurdles and the middle distance iaunts,' Wally Haviland and Ed Dixon in the mile, Bruce Price in the weights, Sam Paine in the 220, and John Stewart in the lOO yd., 220 yd., and 440 yd. dashes. Gold was no- toriously weak in the weights, Price scoring their only point last year, as they lost lO3-66 to Purple. l37 1955 varsity baseball R. Smythe, P. Janowsky, D. Strum, lmissing Rhine. A. Egeler, W. Haviland, B. Price. R. Sabean, S. Paine, E. Dixon. GSH? . .QQYAH 'Lao ag? Huggy comma Coach Wells, G. Beck, J. Butler, G. Dressel, C. Hershelman, F. Speirs, R. Treichler, G. purple-gold swimming GOLD WOMEN: M.,Morkee, J. Egeler, B. Thayer. GOLD MEN: R. Sabeon, A. Egeler, V. Lucido, C. Waugh . . Z www: a PURPLE MEN: G. Lihle, J. Thomson, T. Allen, R. Thom- SOI1. PURPLE WOMEN: B. Dolphin, B. Erickson, E. Kommer, J. McKinney. big h Any man receiving a Varsity letter in four or more of the maior sports receives an addi- tional letter having the individual sports in- signias on it. Any woman with letters in three or more maior sports also receives the same additional letter. Royal Smythe lettered in basketball, base- ball, tootball and track. Martha Cronk lettered in basketball, field hockey and track. Philip Janowsky lettered in basketball, baseball, football and track. athletic association The Athletic Association is the organization through which the students express their views on athletics. This association is active throughout the year sponsoring programs and ruling on athletic problems, and climaxes the year with an athletic ban- quet. i i C 7 '1i house league sports Tucker House scored an unprecedented double-slam this year by copping both the football and basketball crowns. Their victims included McKinley ltwicei by 30-l2 and 30-27, the Academy, 44-26, and Hess House 7-6, as they rolled to victory on the gridiron. ln basketball, they defeated Hess 52-33 and the lndependents 46-33. Highlights of the season in- cluded Pierce's Sl points against Mills, and the Acad- emy's l l i points also against Mills. men's class basketball The senior men won their third consecutive title by finishing the season undefeated. Phil Janowsky, who was runner-up in the individual scoring race, and Bill Roeske were the Purple and White mainstays. The iuniors finished second followed by the freshmen and sophomores, in that order. purple-gold swimming Robert Sabean, Cliff Waugh, Vince Lucido, and Ar- nold Egeler comprised Gold's pool squad this year. They swam against Purple's Jack and Bob Thomson, Ted Allen, and Gordy Little. Betsy Gray, Nancy Small, transfer from U. of Vir- ginia, and Barbara Erickson comprised Purple's mer- maid squad. Opposing them were Joan Egeler, Bar- bara Thayer, and Marilyn Markee, who carried Gold's colors to the water. Two practice meets during the year, plus individual- ly-ordered practices, provided stimulation and in- terest in the color meets. field hockey Gold girls won their second straight field hockey title by defeating the Purple girls in two consecutive encounters, 8-3 and 6-3, thus doing away with the necessity of a third encounter. There was no class competition this year because of bad weather. The Varsity whipped the frosh also for the second straight year 4-2. women's class basketball Marty Cronk, Jimmie Gilliam, and Marge Harbers led the iuniors to their third straight title. ln the play-off game, they edged the sophomores 37-34, despite Alice Banker's 32 points. The freshmen finished third, while the seniors tumbled to the cellar. class swimming The sophomores splashed out a two-way victory in the class swimming meets, the fellows by one point and the girls by four. The combination of'Ray Bohn, Bob Sabean and Dave Linton earned 25 points to edge out the seniors' 24, accumulated by Bob Thomson, Jim Montgomery and Arnold Egeler. Carl Hokanson, Dick White, Jack Thomson and Johnny Percy brought the frosh in third. The sophomore girls, Betsy Grey, Shirley Dye and Marilyn Markee, took 20 points, while Barbara Erickson and Nancy Small took l6 for the iuniors and Jean McKinney and Jan Lidstone brought in 8 for the seniors. The coffee machine 'Q LQ .M M., '. Q ff: 1 I , ,.7 k f, , H .feyh , - V K 'K ' ff' I gl H T N . ' 5 ff MR t x,' Q' ---1 advertisements AV L you Can 9 SLIYS of a Christ-centered outlook 'world view ' moral character 'life direction 'social life and a background ot accredited academic standards if your degree is from HOUGHTON COLLEGE Write tor Information to the Registrar HOUGHTON COLLEGE, Houghton, N. Y. DVILJSLCQLLQ '52 'Q 0723- .C Q L3 mervtclllq - ' X CD I - f D SQQLQLLLJ Q g Q Q' CD 1 f E SIQLVLJLUOLLLJ Q . ' C- pmi. 1521 Q Jumcm L+ will Houghton be ready for the Tidal wave of students expected in the r r late 60 s? Alumni of '56: YOU HAVE BECOME a part of that family group-grads of Houghton who have helped to make possible your own education. NOW YOU CAN SHARE in making college a reality for others by carrying on the traditional, student-sponsored, Student Foundation Plan. TODAY THERE IS A SPECIAL NEED for 'down-to-earth backing of Houghton's development program. You have felt some of the pinch caused by the expanding student body. This growth is expected to take an even sharper upward trend with the passing years. WILL YOU HELP to make Houghton ready for others by participating OFFICE OF COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT Houghton College, Houghton, N. Y. Sfzfzcferzl 62 plan in the Student Foundation Plan? 144 For Chrisf and His Kingdom Blest be the tie that binds Our hearts in Christian loveg The fellowship of kindred minds Is like to that above. Though we asunder part And trace our varied ways, Still we in Christ are one And one in Him always. in heart HOUGHTON WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Edward D. Angell, Pastor Alton Shea, Associate Pastor Charles H. Finney, Minister of Music Martha C. 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Y Q51 I If ' SPECIALIZED BLAZER SERVICE Vx' N X to 9 x X Schools Classes R X og' Colleges Athletic Teanrs N Q Golf Clubs Award Committees 1 oils x Sororities Bands , it uk X Fraternities Glee Clubs , Q! I ' . I I I xx TAS y X Honor Societies Choral Groups I57 LOCKPORT ANNUAL CONFERENCE of the WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Everett E. Elliott, President The Allegheny Conference of the WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH H. C. Van Wormer, President T. A. Robertson, Vice President cluwe DALLAS Spiritual em,2lnaAiA The emphasis upon the spiritual life has led many students each year to choose Dallas for their Seminary training. They noticed this emphasis in the application form, in their corre- spondence with the Registrar, in the catalog listing of the course in Spiritual Life. lt permeates the Seminary life in class, in Chapel -everywhere. APPROVED FOR VETERAN TRAIN- ING. For free literature, catalog write to The Registrar: 3909 Swiss Ave. oALLAs, rExAs O Jerusalem, jerusalem, thou that killest the prophets, and stonest them which are sent unto thee, how often would I have gathered thy children to- gether, even as a hen gathereth her chickens under her wings, and ye would notl Matt. 23.37 AND JEWS BY THE THOUSAND STILL LONG FOR THEIR MESSIAH . . . You can still send your money for Jewish work through the Wesleyan Methodist church. You need not look to other organizations. Send directly to your Home Missions Secretary-Dr. H. K. Sheets Pray.for the peace of Jerusalem: they shall prosper that love thee. 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VIRGINIA HALL AMAN Boulder Staff 3, Debate 3,,4, Expression Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 3, Span. Club I, Student Senate 3, 4, Soc. Comm. 3. EVELYN ARGILE Gao. Dorm Devot. Chair. 4, F.M.F. 3, 4, Sec. 4, Torch- bearers 3. DONALD BAGLEY Athletic Assoc. 2, 3, 4, Boulder Sub. Mgr. 3, Class Athletic Mgr. 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Houseleague Bas- ketball 2, Houseleague Football 2, 3, Psych. Club 3, 4, Purple Mgr. 2, Student Aff. Comm. 3, Student Senate Pres. 4, Varsity Mgr. 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, Who's Who Comm. 3. EVELYN HIPPS BAGLEY Athletic Assoc. 2, 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 3, Boulder Sub. Mgr. 3, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treas. I, Gold Basketball I, 2, 4, Gold Mgr. 2, Lit. Con. Win- ner 3, Psych. Club 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4, Star Staff I, Stu- dent Senate 4, Varsity Mgr. 4. DAVID BALL A Church Choir 2, F.M.F. 3, 4, Ministerial Assoc. I, 2, Torchbearers I, 2. JOHN BANKER Band I, Boulder Bus. Mgr. 3, Class Treas. 2, F.M.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4, Orhcestra I, Student Pastor 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, 3, 4, Visit. Sec. 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Track I, W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Membership Comm. 4. SHIRLEY BAUMGARTNER Band I, Church Choir I, Extension Work 3, F.M.F. 4, Oratorio 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Psych. Club 3, 4, Re- lease Time Class 2, 4, Span. Club I, 2, Woodwind Quintet 4. PAULA BEECHY Christ. Award Comm. 3, F.M.F. 3, 4, French Club 3, Harmonaires Trio 3, 4, Torchbearers 3, 4. RALPH BETTERS A.P.O. 3, 4, Treas. 4, Chaplain 4, Inter. Rel. Club 3, 4, Pres. 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. I, 2, Student Pas- tor 2, 3, 4. LEE BETTS Class Chaplain 2, 4, F.M.F. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Fresh. Star Sports Ed. I, Gold Baseball 2, Houseleague Bas- ketball I, 2, Houseleague Football I, 2, Star Sports Staff 2, Student Ministerial Assoc. I, 2, 3, 4, Torch- bearers I, 2, 3, 4, W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. FLORENCE BOHMAN Chorus 4, F.M.F. 2, 3, 4, Info Staff 3, Inter. Rel. Club 4, Oratorio 2, 3, 4, Psych. Club 2, Scand. Club 4, Span. Club I, 2, Star Staff 2, 3, Sun. School Teacher I. PAUL BORISUK Art Club 2, 3, 4, Church Choir I, 2, 3, Class Volley- ball 3, F.M.F. 3, 4, Houseleague Baseball I, House- league Football I, 2, Oratorio 2, 3, Pre-Med Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. MARY BOSTON Athletic Assoc. Sec.-Treas. 3, Church Choir I, 2, Dorm Soc. Chair. 3, Girl's Choir 2, Info Staff 3, Stu- dent Ministerial Assoc. I, 2, 3. RICHARD BOWER Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, Student Pastor 4, Sunday School Teacher. WILLA BROWN Church Choir 4, Expression Club I, 3, Extension work I , F.M.F. I, 3, 4, Prayer Group Leader 4, Info. Staff I , Oratorio 3, Tennis I. LOIS BURLS Church Choir I, 2, F.M.F. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Cab. 4, 5, Inter. Rel. Club 3, Oratorio 3, 4, Span. Club 2, 3, 4, Sunday School Teacher 3, 4, W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4, 5, Cab. 4, 5. DOUGLAS BURTON Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gold Basketball 2, 3, 4, Gold Baseball 2, 3, 4, Houseleague Football 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. JAY BUTLER Athletic Assoc. V.-Pres. 3, Class Athletic Mgr. 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, 4, Women's Class Basketball Coach I, 2, 4, Women's Gold Basketball Coach 3, 4, Gold Baseball I , Gold Basketball I, 3, 4, Capt. 3, Co-Capt. 4, Gold Football 2, 4, Co-Capt. 4, Gold Softball Capt. 2, Houseleague Football 2, Student Ministerial As- soc. 2, Psych. Club 4, Span. Club 2, 3, Star Sports Stott 3, Tennis I, 4, Track 4, Varsity Football 4, Vol- leyball I, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH CHENAULT Church Choir 2, 35 Class Cab. 45 F.M.F. 45 Girlls 35 Le Cercle Francais 35 Oratorio 2, 35 Pre-Med Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 35 Student Senate 4. WILLIAM E. CHRISTENSEN A.P.O. 45 Class Treas. I, 25 Psych. Club I, 2, 3, Pres. 35 Student Ministerial Assoc. I, 25 WJSL Announcer I, Chief Announcer 2, Business Mgr. 3. JEAN CLARK Class Athletic Mgr. 35 Class Cheerleading 2, 35 Clas- sics Club 35 Extension Work 35 Gold Cheerleader 2, 35 Softball 25 Volleyball 25 Youth ln One Accord 4. THERESA DENNIS A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Band 35 Chapel Choir I, Cho- rale 45 F.M.F.5 Music Ed. Club 35 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Oratorio I, 2, 3. SARAH DILTS F.M.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Prayer Group Leader 3, Prayer Group Mgr. 45 Head Proctor, Gao Dorm 45 Student Minis- terial Assoc. 4. BLANCHE DOLPHIN Class Basketball I, 25 Church Choir I, 2, 3, Oratorio 35 Girl's Choir 35 Purple-Gold Basketball I5 Purple- Gold Swimming 3, 45 Release Time I, 45 Science Club I 5 Student Ministerial Assoc. 45TOt'Cl1beC1l'eI'S I, 2, 3, 4. GORDON DRESSEL A Cappella I, 2, 35 A.P.O. 2, 35 Badminton 2, 3, 45 Class Basketball I, 45 Extension Work I5 Houseleague Basketball 2, 3, 45 Info. Bus. Mgr. 45 Psych. Club 2, 3, 45 Purple Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Purple Football I, 2, 3, 45 Star Stall: 3, 45 Student Ministerial Assoc. 2, 35 Stu- dent Senate 45 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Foot- ball 25 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 WJSL Announcer 2, 3, 4, Engineer 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM DUNN Class Basketball 3. ARNOLD EGELER F.M.F. 45 Gospel Team Work 45 Houseleague Bas- ketball 45 Sunday School Teacher 4. RICHARD FILMER A Cappella Choir 35 Band I, 25 Chorale 45 Class Off. 35 Oratorio I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. WARREN FOULK Extension Work I, 25 Torchbearers I, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, Adv. Mgr. 3. JAMES FRASE Traffic Com. 45 Class Basketball I5 Class Pres. 35 Class Vice-Pres. I5 Dorm Pres. 45 Football 35 House- league Basketball 35 Jr. Marshall 35 Psych. Club 45 Student Senate 45 WJSL, Bus. Mgr. 3, Engineer I, 2, Station Mgr. 45 W.Y. Cabinet 4. GLORIA FREESE Basketball 35 Expression Club I5 F.M.F. I, 35 Le Cercle Francais I, 2, 3, Sec.-Treas. 35 Oratorio 25 Psych. Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Torchbearers 35 W.Y. 2. SABRA GELATT A Cappella Choir 35Athletic Assoc. 45Art Club 25 Bas- ketball 2, 35 Chorale 45 Dorm Treas. 45 French Club 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Jr. Marshall 3. HERMAN GERDES Ambassadors For Christ5 Christian Choraleers5 F.M.F. 3, 45 Torchbearers 3, Visitation Sec. 4. EULA GILLETTE A Cappella 2, 35 Band 45 King's Karolers Trio 45 Mu- sic Ed. Club 45 Oratorio 2, 3, 4. JIMMIE GILLIAM Boulder Lit. Stal? 35 Class Basketball I, 3, 45 Class Cabinet 2, 35 Expression Club 3, 45 Gold Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Lanthorn Staff 45 Lit. Con. Winner 35 Ora- torio 35 Star Feature Writer I, 3, 45 Stud. Sen. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Letter Winner 35 W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JANE GOODWIN Class Soc. Chair. 35 Dorm Soc. Chair. 35 Expression Club I, 2, 4, Vice-Pres. 25 Fresh. Star Ass't. Editor I5 Lanthorn 45 Oratorio 35 Star Staff 45 Stud. Sen. Soc. Comm. 25 Torchbearers I. VIRGINIA GREGG Band I5 Boulder Sched. Sec. 35 Class Field Hockey I, 25 Classics Club Sec.-Treas. 25 F.M.F. 3, 45 French Club I, 25 Lanthorn 25 Oratorio 2, 35 Star Staff I, 25 Torchbearers I, 25 W.Y. Youth Sol., Adv. Mgr. 4. JAMES GUNTHER Church Choir 3, 45 F.M.F. 3, 45 Oratorio 3, 45 Psych. Club 45 Student Ministerial Assoc. 35 Sunday School Upper-Class Vice-Pres. 4. ELEANOR HACKING Art Club 25 F.M.F. 3, 45 Oratorio 2, 35 Span. Club I, 25 Torchbearers 2, 3, 4. RONALD HAGELMANN A.P.O. 35 Boulder Ass't Bus. Mgr. 35 Chair. Rec. Hall Comm. 3, 45 Chair. Student Pub. Comm. 3, 45 Christ. Award Comm. 35 Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 Dorm Pres. 35 Gold Baseball 25 Gold Basketball 2, 3, 45 Oratorio 25 Pre-Med Club 2, 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 4, Chap. 45 Star Bus. Mgr. 45 Student Senate 2, 3, 4, Parking Comm. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Varsity Basketball 25 Varsity Tennis 2. MARK HALMAN Band I, Boulder Adv. Mgr. 3, Class Pres. 4, F.M.F. I, 2, 3, 4, Houseleague Basketball 2, 3, Oratorio 2, 3, Psych. Club 3, 4, Science Club I, Star Adv. Mgr. 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, 3, Adv. Mgr. 2, WJSL 2, 3, 4, Sports Ed. 4, W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HARRIS A.P.O. 3, Baseball 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Star I, 2, Football 3, Houseleague Basketball 2, Info 3, Lanthorn 2, 3, Star I, 2, 3, 4, Student Ministerial As- soc. 2, 3, Student Pastor 3, 4, 5, Youth in One Accord 2, 3. WALTER HEDGEPETH Extension work 3, Houseleague Football 4, Star Fea- ture Writer 4. PATRICIA HERSHBERGER Classics Club 4, F.M.F. 3, 4, Oratorio 3, 4, Psych. Club 3, Span. Club 3, 4. ELEANOR HOLDEN A Cappella Choir I, 2, Class Baseball 2, Class Basket- ball 3, Class Field Hockey I, Class Swimming I, Class Track 2, 3, 4, Class Volleyball I, Classics Club I, Ex- tension Work I, 2, 3, 4, F.M.F. 3, Gold Basketball 3, Gold Field Hockey I, Gold Swimming I, Gold Track 2, 3, 4, Oratorio I, 2, 3, 4, Psych. Club 3, Span. Club I, 2. HAROLD HOLLAND Inter. Rel. Club 4, Star Feature Writer 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. 4. SARAH HOLMES F.M.F. 2, 3, Release Time Teacher 3, Torchbearers 3. ELAINE HOPE Badminton I, 2, Class Swimming 2, Extension Work 2, 3, Oratorio 2, 3, Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Release Time Class 3, 4, Torchbearers I, 2, 3, W.Y. 3, 4. JOAN C. HUNTER Art Club 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball I, 4, Class Field Hockey I, Class Swimming I, F.M.F. 2, Info 3, Le Cercle Francais 3. PHILIP JANOWSKY Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, House- league Football I, 2, 3, Purple Basketball 2, 3, 4, Purple Football 4, Tennis I, 4, Track 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. RICHARD JENKINS Class Basketball I, 2, 4, Gold Basketball I, 2, 4, Houseleague Football I, Pre-Med I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. MARY MARGARET JONES F.M.F. 4, Release Time 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. 4, Torchbearers 4. JAMES JUNKER Class Cabinet 4, French Club 3, Inter. Rel. Club 3, 4, Student Pastor 3, 4, Student Senate 4. ELAINE KAMMER Band I, Boulder Staff 3, Class Basketball 3, 4, Ex- tension Work 2, 3, 4, F.M.F. 3, Info Staff, WJSL 2, 3. WAYNE KEMP Art Club 3, Extension Work, Houseleague Basketball 3, Psych. Club 3, 4, WJSL 3, 4. ALICE KING Art Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Church Choir I, 2, 3, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, French Club I, Girl's Choir 3, Girl's Trio 3, 4, Home- coming Attendant 3, Info Ed. 3, Lanthorn Make-up Ed. 3, Editor 4, Oratorio 3, Purple Basketball 3, 4, Softball I, Student Senate Soc. Comm. 4, Who's Who 4. FREDERICK J. KRANTZ A Cappella Choir 2, Art Club 2, 3, Pres. 4, Boulder Art Editor 3, Lanthorn Art Editor 4, Star Feature Ed- itor 4, Student Senate Soc. Comm. 4, WJSL Announcer 2. JANE KRUG F.M.F. 3, Torchbearers 4. LYLE LAYMAN Student Pastor I, 2, 3, 4. JANET LIDSTONE Class Field Hockey I, 2, 3, Class Swimming I, 4, Class Softball 2, 4, Class Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Class Track 2, 4, F.M.F. 2, 4, Purple Field Hockey I, 2, Pur- ple Swimming 2, 4, Purple Track 4, Social Comm. 3, 4, Torchbearers 3, 4, Boulder Ass't Schedule Sec. 3. LOIS LILLIE A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Band I, 2, Chorus 4, Church Choir 4, Extension Work 2, 3, Oratorio I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3. DONALD LINDBURG F.M.F. 3, 4, Prayer Group Leader 4, Student Minis- terial Assoc. 3, Torchbearers 4. BETTY McGEOCH Class Basketball 4, Classics Club 3, 4, Dorm Soc. Chair. 4, F.M.F. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 4, Pianist 3, 4, Har- monaires 3, 4, Heralds of Life 4, French Club 3, Ora- torio 2, 3, Release Time 3, 4, Student Ministerial As- soc. 4, Pianist 4, Torchbearers 2, 3, 4. JEAN McKINNEY Class Basketball 3, 4, Expression Club 4, Extension Groups 3, 4, F.M.F. 3, 4, Prayer Group Leader 4, French Club 3, Student Senate Chaplain 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. 4, Swimming 4, Torchbearers 3, 4, Track 4. ELAINE MAGER Class Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Field Hockey I, 2, Class Star Feature Editor I, French Club I, 2, 3, Info Staff 3, Star, News Editor 2, Swimming I, 2, 3, Torch- bearers I. JAY MATTHEWS Spanish Club 3 MARY F. MILLER Extension Work 2, Orchestra I, 2, Oratorio I, Span- ish Club I, 2, Torchbearers 2. JAMES MONTGOMERY Amateur Radio Club 3, 4, Program Comm. 3, Sec. Treas. 4, F.M.F. 2, Houseleague Basketball 4, House- league Football 3, 4, Pre-Med 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Treas. 4, F.M.F. 2, Houseleague Basketball 4, House- league Football 3, 4, Pre-Med 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Act. Comm. 4, Projector Operator 4, Psych. Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Star 3, 4, Make-up Staff 4, WJSL I, 2, 3, 4, Announcer I, Control Room Mgr. 4, Engineer I, 2, 3. THOMAS MULLEN A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Chapel Choir I, Chorus 4, Church Choir 4, Oratorio I, 2, 3, 4. ALICE NICHOLSON A Cappella Choir 2, 3, Chapel Choir I, Chorus 3, 4, Music Ed. Club, Sec. 3, Orchestra 3, Scand. Club 4, Torchbearers I, 3, 4. F.M.F. 4. WAYNE OSTRANDER Athletic Assoc., Pres. 4, Class Softball I, 2, 3, Class Treas. 4, Class Volleyball 2, Houseleague Basketball I, 2, 3, Houseleague Football I, 4, Psych. Club 2, 3, Purple Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4, Spanish Club I, Student Ministerial Assoc. 2, 3, 4, Student Pastor 4, Student Senate 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, WJSL Control Room Mgr. 3, Engineer I, 2. SHIRLEY PAWLING Houseleague Basketball I, 2, 3, Houseleague Foot- ball I, 2, 3, Psych. Club 2, 3, Purple-Gold Softball 2, Star Staff Reporter I, 2. RICHARD PENDELL F.M.F. 3, Gold Football 4, Gold Track 4, Student Ministerial Assoc. 4, Student Pastor 4. BETH PERCY Boulder, Make-Up Editor 3, Cheerleading 4, Class Basketball 3, 4, Class Sec. 3, F.M.F. I, 2, Oratorio I, Pre-Med Club I, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, Purple-Gold Bas- ketball 4, Purple-Gold Field Hockey I, Purple-Gold Volleyball I, 2, 4, Star, Make-Up Editor 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, Sec. 3, Torchbearers I, 2, WJSL, Engi- neer 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. JOHN PETERSON A Cappella Choir 2, 4, A.P.O. Vice-Pres. 3, 4, Boulder Staff 3, Dorm Vice-Pres. 3, Info Bus. Mgr. 3, Lit. Cont. Winner 2, Oratorio 4, 5, Psych. Club 4, Scand. Club 5, Star, News Editor 2, Class Star Staff I. LAMAR PHILLIPS Class Basketball I, Psych. Club 4. PRISCILLA PIERCE Basketball 2, 3, 4, Church Choir I, 2, 3, Girl's Choir 3, Info Staff 3, Pre-Med Club 3, 4, Volleyball I, 2, Sci- ence Club I, 2, 3, Senate Ann. Comm. 4, WJSL 4. PATRICIA POGODA Classics Club 4, F.M.F. 4, French Club 3, Info 3, Inter. Rel. Club 4, Release Time Work 4. ROBERT REASNER Heralds Of Life 4, High School Youth Work 2, House- league Basketball 2, 3, Student Ministerial Assoc. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Torchbearers 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROESKE Badminton, Band I, Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Pur- ple-Gold Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Purple-Gold Football I, 2, 4, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Volleyball. KEVEN ROSE Houseleague Basketball 2, 3, 4, Houseleague Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Inter. Rel. Club, Science Club I. JAMES SCOTT WJSL, Chief Engineer 4. MARY SELL Class Cabinet 2, Class Cheerleader 3, Class Girl's Athletic Mgr. 2, Dorm Chaplain 3, Dorm Pres. 4, Ex- tension Work I, 2, 3, 4, F.M.F. 2, 3, Girl's Trio I, 2, 3, Gold Cheerleader 3, Oratorio 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, 4, Student Aff. Comm. 3, Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, 4, Sunday School Upper Class Vice-Pres. 4, Torch- bearers 1, 2, rows church 3, w.Y. 1, 2, 3, 4, cab. 3. HAZEL SHOREY Band I, Church Choir I, 3, Class Basketball 3, F.M.F. 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, Gold Swimming 3, Ora- torio 3, Psych. Club 2, Release Time 3, Spanish Club 2, Star 2, Torchbearers I, 2, 4, WJSL 4. RAYMOND SMITH A.P.O. 4, Sergeant-At-Arms 4, F.M.F. I, Houseleague Basketball I, 2, 3, Houseleague Football I, 2, 3, Inter. Rel. Club 3, Purple Softball I, Psych. Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, Spanish Club I, WJSL, Engineer 3, 4. ROYAL SMYTHE A Cappella Choir I ,35 A.P.O. I5Art Club 25 Athletic Assoc. 45 Big H Club5 Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Cabinet 25 Class Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Track 2, 3, 45 Extension Quartet I, 2, 35 F.M.F. 3, 45 Houseleague Basketball 2, 45 Houseleague Football 25 Psych. Club 45 Purple Baseball 2, 3, 45 Purple Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 45 Purple Football I, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Purple Softball I5 Purple Track 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, Pres. 25 Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, 4, Pres. 45 Torchbearers 35 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4. JACK SNELL A.P.O. I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 35 Inter. Rel. Club 3, 4. FRANCES SPINK A Cappella 2, 35 Chorale 45 Music Ed. Club 3, 45 Ora- torio 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 35 Torchbearers I. RICHARD STEVENS Boulder Editor 35 Classics Club 2, 35 Debate 2, 3, 45 French Club I5 Psych. Club 25 Star I, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Proof-Editor 35 Student Senate 4. JOHN STEWART A Cappella Choir 2, 35 A.P.O. I, 2, 35 Baseball I, 2, 3, 45 Boulder Sports Editor 35 Chorale I5 Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 F.M.F. 3, 45 Gold Basketball 2, 35 Gold Football I, 2, 3, 45 Lan- thorn Bus. Mgr. 35 Pre-Med ClubI, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 45 Star Sports Rep. 35 Student Senate Treas. 35 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 4. MARTHA SWAUGER F.M.F. 2, 3, 4, Cabinet 45 French Club I, 25 Girl's Bas- ketball 45 Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, 4, Cabinet 45 Torchbearers I, 2, 3, 45 W.Y. I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERTA SWAUGER Boulder Make-Up Editor 35 Dorm Cabinet 35 Exten- sion Work I, 2, 3, 45 F.M.F. 45 Lanthorn 2, 3, Editor 35 Le Cercle Francais 35 Lit. Cont. 2nd Place Winner 25 Oratorio 45 Spanish Club 25 Star Rep. 45 Student Ministerial Assoc. 3, 45 Student Pub. Comm. 35 Torch- bearers 35 W.Y. I, 2, 3, 45 Who's Who 4. LARRY TANNER A.P.O. I, 2, Treas. 25 Houseleague Football I5 Psych. Club I, 25 Six-Man Football 25 Torchbearers I5 W.Y. I ROBERT THOMSON A.P.O. 2, 3, Sergeant-At-Arms 2, Treas. 35 Athletic Assoc. Cabinet 3, 45 Class Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Pre- Med Club 2, 3, 4, Pres. 45 Purple-Gold Football I, 45 Purple-Gold Swimming I, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4. PATTY TYSINGER A Cappella Choir I, 25 Band I, 25 Boulder 3, Lit. Editor5 Chorale 45 Church Choir 35 Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Social Chair. I, 45 Expression Club, Chair. 45 F.M.F. 35 Girl's Choir 35 Jr.-Sr. Banquet Comm. 35 Oratorio 2, 35 Star 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 35 Torchbearers 3. ASUQUO UDO Extension Work I, 2, 35 F.M.F. 2, 3, 45 Inter. Rel. Club 2, 3, 4. DORIS ULRICH A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Chapel Choir I5 Chorale I5 Chorus5 Extension Work I, 2, 35 Fresh. Solo Recital I5 Oratorio I, 2, 45 Orchestra 4. JOHN VALK Class Basketball 2, 3, 45 Class Volleyball 2, 35 Class Women's Basketball Coach 45 F.M.F. 35 Houseleague Basketball I5 Houseleague Football 35 Inter. Rel. Club 3, 45 Lanthorn, Bus. Mgr. 45 Purple Baseball I, 2, 35 Purple Football I, 25 Purple Softball I, 2, 35 Stu- dent Ministerial Assoc. I, 2, 3, 45 Sunday School Up- perclass Pres. 4. GLADYS WAKKINEN Art Club 25 Expression Club 35 F.M.F. 45 Inter. Rel. Club 25 Oratorio 25 Psych. Club 25 Spanish Club I, 25 Star Staff 2, 3. MARIAN WALLACE Boulder Ass't Make-Up Editor 35 Class Athletic Mgr. 45 Class Basketball 3, 45 Class Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Volleyball 3, 45 Expression Club 35 Psych. Club 35 Star News Editor 45 Tiny Tot's Church 3, 45 WJSL, Engineer 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD WAUGH Class Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Class Swimming 35 Pur- ple-Gold Swimming 3. EDWARD WHEELER A.P.O. I, 25 Class Pres. I, Pres. Elect 3, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 25 Student Ministerial Assoc. 25 Student Senate 3, Treas. Elect 35 WJSL I, 2, 5. JOAN WIDEMAN Class Basketball I5 Class Cheerleader I, 25 Class Sec. I5 Class Volleyball I5 F.M.F. 45 French Club I5 Oratorio 25 Psych. Club 3, 45 Purple Cheerleader I, 25 Torchbearers I, 2. RICHARD WILSON Ass't Pastor 4. GLADYS WOOLSEY A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Church Choir I5 Chorus 45 F.M.F. I5 Extension Work 35 Music Ed. Club 45 Ora- torio I, 2, 3, 45 Torchbearers 2, 3. DOROTHY YAHN A Cappella Choir 2, 35 Chapel Choir I5Christ Chora- Iiers 35 Oratorio I, 2, 3, 45 WJSL 4. , 4

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