Kenyon College - Reveille Yearbook (Gambier, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1960 volume:

REVEILLE 1960 KENYON COLLEGE GAMBIER, OHIO ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIXTH YEAR VOLUME CV Editor John P. Kierzkowski Assistant Editor Frank S. Lovrien Staff Assistant Charles J. Berkey Photography Editor John C. Oliver, III Business Manager Stewart D. Brown 3 DEDICATION RICHARD GEORGE SALOMON M.A., Ph.D. (Berlin) L.H.D. (Kenyon) The 1960 REVEILLE is dedicated to Richard George Salomon who retired from the under- graduate faculty in June of 1959 to serve Bex- ley Hall as Cooke Professor of Ecclesiastical History. HANNA HALL LEONARD HALL COMMENCEMENT - 1959 Kenyon's one hundred thirty-first Com- mencement is here represented by the aca- demic procession. Once described by a fac- ulty member as endowed with pomp rival- ing a not small medieval coronation, Com- mencement is the culmination of four years devoted, primarily, to academia. Occasions such as Commencement and Matriculation represent the true purpose and tradition for which Kenyon stands—that of academic ex- cellence. 8 SPEECH BUILDING ROSSE HALL SHAFFER POOL PEIRCE HALL THE GREAT HALL I academically . . . F. EDWARD LUND SEVENTEENTH PRESIDENT OF KENYON COLLEGE A.B., M.A. (Washington and Lee) Ph.D. (Wisconsin) LL.D. (Birmingham Southern) The prime justification for Kenyon's existence is the excellence of its academic program. This is a simple truth upon which I am sure we are all agreed; and yet it is very easy to lose sight of our common purpose in the day-to-day life of the College. Short-range, immediate concerns may not seem more important, but they do seem more urgent—election to the fraternity of our choice or to the office we desire in the student government; appointment to the coveted editorial post on a publication; selection as a starter on a varsity team; or perhaps merely the right girl's acceptance of our invitation to a Dance Weekend. A yearbook is, of necessity, devoted largely to these extras, for the academic program does not lend itself to pictorial variety. It is important then, to remind ourselves as we turn over these pages that the events recorded here would have neither reason nor being without the other, and larger, activity which brings us together: the pursuit of learning and (borrowing from the address given last year by David Riesman) of purpose. 16 F. Edward Lund ELBE HERBERT JOHNSON Henry G. Dalton Professor of Physics, Emeritus A.B., M.A. (Olivet), Ph.D. (Chicago), D.Sc. (Kenyon) RAYMOND DU BOIS CAHALL Professor of History, Emeritus Ph.B. (Kenyon), Ph.D. (Columbia), L.H.D. (Kenyon) ROBERT BOWEN BROWN Vice President, Emeritus M.A.(Kenyon) JOHN CROWE RANSOM Carnegie Professor of Poetry, Emeritus A.B. (Vanderbilt), B.A. (Oxon.), Litt.D. (Kenyon) VIRGIL CHARLES ALDRICH Guy Despard Goff Professor of Philosophy A.B. (Ohio Wesleyan), Diplome d'Etudes Superieures de Philosophic (Sorbonne), Ph.D. (California) ROBERT LEWIS BAKER Associate Professor of History A.B. (Brown), M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton) FRANK EDGAR BAILEY Dean of the College Professor of History A.B. (Dartmouth), M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard) ALFRED DENIS BALY Associate Professor of Religion B.A. (Liverpool) SAMUEL BILLINGS CUMMINGS, JR. Spencer and Wolfe Professor of Psychology A.B. (Amherst), M.A. (Columbia), Ph.D. (Princeton) JAMES DONALD CARNEY Instructor of Philosophy M.A. (Roosevelt), Ph.D. (Nebraska) JAMES ROLL BROWNE Secretary of the Faculty Archer M. Huntington Professor of Spanish Language and Literature B.S. (U. S. Naval Academy), M.A. (Cincinnati), Ph.D. (Chicago) PETER FREDERICK BURI Assistant Professor of Biology (St. John's, Maryland), Ph.D. (Chicago) THOMAS JOSEPH EDWARDS Dean of Students Assistant Director of Athletics B.S. (Springfield), M.A. (Toledo) STUART BRUCE ELLIOT Assistant Professor of Physics B.S., M.S. (Stanford) RAYMOND ENGLISH Professor of Political Science B.A., M.A. (Cantab.) IRVING FELDMAN Instructor of English B.S.S. (College of the City of New York), M.A. (Columbia) ERIC STANLEY GRAHAM Professor of Chemistry B.Sc., M.Sc. (Queens University), Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) EDWARD HARVEY Samuel Mather Professor of French Language and Literature A.B. (Bates), M.A. (Middlebury), M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard) DANIEL TALBOT FINKBEINER II Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.A. (Washington and Jefferson), Ph.D. (California Institute of Technology) ROBERT ORWILL FINK Emma N. Dempsey Professor of Greek and Latin Languages and Literatures A.B. (Indiana), M.A. (Cornell), Ph.D. (Yale) OTTON MARTIN NIKODYM Professor of Mathematics Ph.D. (Warsaw) FRANKLIN MILLER, JR. Professor of Physics A.B. (Swarthmore), Ph.D. (Chicago) JAMES ELDER MICHAEL Professor of Speech and Dramatics A.B. (Amherst), M.F.A. (Yale) JAMES MEREDITH PAPPENHAGEN Associate Professor of Chemistry B.S. (Mount Union), M.S., Ph.D. (Purdue) KATHRYN CLARK RICE Assistant Professor of Art University of Cincinnati, College of Applied Arts; Art Academy of Cincinnati CHARLES RAY RITCHESON Associate Professor of History A.B. (Oklahoma), D.Phil. (Oxon.) BAYES MARSHALL NORTON Bowler Professor of Chemistry B.S. (Yale), B.Sc. (Oxon.), Ph.D. (Yale) JAMES FLEMING HOYLE Instructor of English A.B. (Kenyon) WENDELL DON LINDSTROM Associate Professor of Mathematics A.B., M.S., Ph.D. (Iowa) BRUCE HAYWOOD Associate Professor of German Language and Literature B.A., M.A. (McGill), Ph.D. (Harvard) AUSTIN CLAUD HERSCHBERGER Assistant Professor of Psychology B.S. (Columbia), M.S., Ph.D. (Illinois) ROBIE MAYHEW MACAULEY Editor, The Kenyon Review Associate Professor of English A.B. (Kenyon), M.F.A. (Iowa) STUART RICE McGOWAN Registrar Professor of History and Political Science Ph.B. (Kenyon), M.A. (Western Reserve) IRVING WILLIAM KREUTZ Managing Editor, The Kenyon Review Assistant Professor of English A.B., M.A., Ph.D. (Wisconsin) RICHARD PANCOAST LONGAKER Associate Professor of Political Science A.B. (Swarthmore), M.A. (Wisconsin), Ph.D. (Cornell) GERRIT HUBBARD ROELOFS Mcllvaine Associate Professor of English A.B. (Amherst), M.A., Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins) DENHAM SUTCLIFFE James H. Dempsey Professor of English A.B. (Bates), B.A., M.A., D.Phil. (Oxon.) PAUL SCHWARTZ Professor of Music Ph.D. (Vienna), Diplomas in Piano, Composition, and Conducting (Vienna State Academy) PAUL BARTON TRESCOTT Associate Professor of Economics A.B. (Swarthmore), M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton) WILLIAM REAGLE TRANSUE Peabody Professor of Mathematics A.B. (Lafayette), Ph.D. (Lehigh) PAUL MERLIN TITUS Edwin M. Stanton Professor of Economics A.B. (Oberlin), Ph.D. (Princeton) CHARLES STEAD THORNTON Professor of Biology A.B. (Harvard), M.A., Ph.D. (Princeton) HEBERT GUSTAV WEINBERG Assistant Professor of Modem Languages A.B. (Oberlin), M.A. (Wisconsin) HOYT LANDON WARNER, JR. Professor of History A.B., M.A., Ph.D. (Harvard) JOHN WILLIAM YOLTON Associate Professor of Philosophy A.B., M.A., (Cincinnati), D.Phil. (Oxon.) NOT LISTED DOUGLAS ALAN BONNEVILLE Instructor of Modern Languages A. B. (Wesleyan), M.A. (Ohio State) ROBERT EUGENE GEORGES Associate Professor of Air Science B. S. Bus.Ad. (Ohio State), Major, United States Air Force ROBERT WILLIAM HARRISON Assistant Director of Athletics B.S. (Michigan) JAMES MAGUIRE HEATH Instructor of Classical Languages A.B. (Princeton) DANIEL FRANCIS HOWARD Assistant Professor of English A.B., M.A., Ph.D. (Yale) H. DALE SOMMERS, JR. Assistant Professor of Air Science A.B. (Butler), Captain, United States Air Force WOLFGANG MAX ZUCKER Visiting Lecturer in Religion Ph.D. (Berlin) LESTER CLAIR BAUM Assistant Director of Physical Education and Athletics B.S. (Findlay) RICHARD THADDEUS PFLIEGER Assistant Director of Physical Education and Athletics A.B. (Otterbein) THOMAS JOSEPH EDWARDS Assistant Director of Physical Education and Athletics B.S. (Springfield), M.A. (Toledo) JESS WILLARD FALKENSTINE Darlington Greene Associate Professor of Physical Education and Athletics B.S., M.S. (West Virginia), Ed.D. (Michigan State) WILLIAM HENRY THOMAS, JR. Vice President for Developement Ph.B. (Kenyon) TRACY SCUDDER Director of Admissions Litt.B. (Rutgers), M.Ed. (Maryland) ADMINISTRATION GEORGE WILLIAM LANNING Director of Publicity A.B. (Wheaton) WILLIAM EAGLETON FRENAYE Alumni Secretary A.B. (Kenyon) A DOROTHY GERTRUDE FESLER Secretary to the President (St. Mary's, Indiana) THOMAS LOWE BOGARDUS College Physician ■ A.B. (Kenyon), M.D. (Cincinnati) HARRIET MELGES HASTINGS Assistant to the Registrar B.S. (Stout State) EDWARD CLEMENT HEINTZ Librarian A.B. (Brown), A.B.L.S. (Michigan) VAUGHN C. BARBEY Director of Physical Plant and Operations (Armour Institute of Technology) SAMUEL S. LORD Business Manager A.B. (Allegheny) CLARENCE NOT LISTED LORNE W. HOLCOMBE Administrative Non-Commissioned Officer, Department of Air Science Technical Sergeant, United States Air Force JOHN DANA KUSHAN Director of Scholarships and Student Aid A.B. (Bradley), M.Ed. (Harvard) fraternally. West Wing, long a center for experiments in administrative procedure, spent a rather quiet, if some- what painful year, for the Ancien Regime had fallen in the Spring of 1959. A young, squalling group, unversed in the ways of power politics, had seized control of all of the positions of governmental im- portance. The gleam of elation soon disappeared from the eyes of the young rebels as they were con- fronted with a social group composed mainly of identic entities. The old ruling class had either gone to meet their just reward, such as graduate school or the corporation, or they had withdrawn to the relative security of I got mine. Jack (for further information upon this position see Papal Bull, number two, of the year 1960, the report on students classified as second type). The new governmental organization voiced threats, issued orders, and put on their duelling swords, kimonos, mu-mus, loud yellow jackets, Lester Lanin hats, and Southern accents and rushed forth scream- ing, Come on in, Art. Have a beer and meet the fellows. Result: a general parlor clean-up and four pledges. Some advice was given on the proper methods of group leadership by an elder statesman who had been in hiding throughout the revolution. Some said he had been in hiding for the last four years; but the advice this person, disguised as a scribe, undoubtedly prevented the rise of a state of anarchy. Unbeknownst to the sophomore insurrectionists, the surviving members of that august group, the malcontents, had been receiving visits from an old member (once known as the biggest leech in West Wing; now known as the biggest leech period), mail and instructions on counter-revolutionary procedures from an aged monarch in exile, and texts upon the subjects of how to deal with rock and roll fans, ro- mantic sentimentalists, and ridge runners. When the time was ripe, the blow was struck and the divine monarchy returned to safe hands One note of sorrow in this moment of joy: the new vice-president, chief advisor on the standing of Proctor and Gamble, lost his best copy of Little Richard in the hectic moments following the discovery of his election. Oh, yes,’if anyone sees a rather bewildered looking wrestler, point him in the direction of West Wing. He's got the minutes, and we're still wondering just what did happen last semester. 34 KAPPA EPSILON ROBERT G. HEASLEY Economics Hamilton, Ohio Lambda established at Kenyon in 1853 DELTA NORMAN W. ARNOS, JR. Economics Eyelid, Ohio RICHARD M. LAMPORT Political Science Milwaukee, Wisconsin BRUCE J. OVERMIER Chemistry North Baltimore, Ohio JAMES V. WILTON English University City, Missouri ALPHA DELTA PHI Kenyon Chapter established 1858 East Wing weathered another year at Kenyon, bolstered by an astronomical social budget and a re- newed interest in things scholarly. Rushing was approached skeptically, yet we pulled nine out of the fire-two redheads and a Florida contingency startled the conservatives. Without the box the fourth floor was lost and remained in close 38 communion with Wesleyan and L.E.C. to bolster their spirits. Geoffrey, in the process, acquired a new house in town, housemother included. Bert slept, Petie diversified, and Orbie opened the icebox. Kal read Camus while Reed looked to the South for entertainment, with Brothers Taft and Waters. The second floor opened a health bar, martinis included, and dodged the deluge of Lozzi's 15 mm. machine gun. Weys left with turn indicator knob in shirt pocket, while Rikes read maps and journeyed to London for a weekend. Ryder watched, as Knott reached for Berkey's trunk; Berkey rolled over. At twelve Ripers transferred to the Keg, as Schachs told stories and Guffy and Steve entertained for Clarence. Even Hough, stepping on his own toes, was amazed at Abel's likeness to Dischav. Sam created while Mason dreamed, and the Stiles Trophy was destroyed again. Brother Babb led the business in his VW as Fox shifted. Kierz bought the goodies, Tony drank rab- bits and met a stranger, and Brother Cole cheered. Don occasionally returned from the garage to find Russell wrestling with George. Lash would have loved it. PETER W. RECTOR Economics Newport, Rhode Island WILLIAM S. REEO Political Science Columbus, Ohio CHARLES O. HOSTERMAN Economics Columbus, Ohio CHARLES E. KALSTONE Pre-Medical McKeesport, Pennsylvania ANTHONY I. SCOn Biology lake Villa, Illinois STEPHEN J. SCHACHNER Pre-Medical Brooklyn, New York DAVID D. TAFT Chemistry Columbus, Ohio HERBERT VAN ARSDALE II Political Science Anchorage, Kentucky PSI UPSILON This has been a curiously quiet year for the fraternity, surely even dull by comparison with days gone by. Perhaps this is an illusion created by the absence of Willie, Bleecker, and the Clawsons, but in any event the madrigals and motets from the Downstairs Club have drowned out all our doings, save, of course, an occasional round of gunfire. More likely, the placid atmosphere is the natural outgrowth of our return to respectable Grecian standing among Kenyon fraternities, a fact which has made us appre- ciative of the several delights often sired by persecution. We were allowed to pledge this year, and parties, having lost their clandestine savor, became boringly legal. We took eight freshmen, most of whom show promise, despite an alarming predilection for beards and bad novels. Rambeau, once an outrageous drunk of almost legendary stature, moved off-campus, reformed unaccountably, quietly con- sumed the complete James Gould Cozzens, and now only Stridsberg rivals him for the Campbell Meek- er Cocktail Chit-Chat Award. Railroad Dave, not to say his ubiquitous scarf, inspired song and story, and he fairly ran away with the Rambeau Plaque for 1959-1960. We look forward to the Spring, the Faculty-Psi U. softball games, lodge-lawn parties, the Croquet Cham- pionships, and the ultimate initiation of our mentally questionable pledge class. This June, almost half of the fraternity will graduate, leaving a gap which some suspect (some hope) will not be soon filled. The news of the dissolution of compulsory chapel came as rather a sharp blow; we had just begun plans for our Fraternity Choir and were in the process of obtaining a competent arranger for the organization. 42 lota established at Kenyon in 1860 AUEN T. FROST Psychology Hempstead, Now York GEORGE J. GREUA English Hempstead, Now York C. EDWARO FARR History Bcllport. New York J. DUNCAN MUIR Philosophy Glendale, Ohio JOHN M. ANDERSON Political Science Newark, Ohio JAMES S. DAVISON History Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JOHN W. PAPE, JR. JAMES M. RAMBEAU English English Cincinnati. Ohio Northville, Michigan MICHAEL J. O'HAIRE English Vero Beach, Florida BETA THETA PI The Beta crew grew and grew—22 pledges in assorted shapes and sizes led by Czar Ivan, the one- man barroom builder—nothing bothered the actives, however, as they went on their carefree way- two TV rooms and only one TV Guide created some confusion, but, anyhow, what's three flights of stairs—the Ohio Wesleyan Sociables blacklisted various overactive actives early in the year, but by Christ- mas time they had relented and called us their favorite eligibles —Wedge and his Leah were reunited, a fact that brought tears of relief to everyone's eyes—Hook lost his car in a glorious collision with a Turn- pike tunnel, but the cool sounds emanating from his room seemed to show that he was content anyway —Nuff attended two colleges simultaneously, and some wondered if he'd get two degrees when he graduated. A desire to improve motivated Little One to visit Slenderella, while a desire for younger and perhaps happier days drew Whis and his famous laugh once again to the Gras —Schroeder continued in his artistic ways, even going so far as to captivate some of Wesleyan's finest, and for a while it was feared that the legend of Romero's irresistibility was coming to a premature end; but Jon rallied and his come- back was something we'll never forget—and who will ever forget Great and his disciples, or the rumor that he was really Frank Sinatra's forgotten son. Bob—To satisfy everyone, including those in training, Pete and Rick added King-Size Cokes to their icebox cache-Leahy's folk singing satisfied everyone, also, and comparisons with Big Bill Broonzy were inevitable. All was not beer and pretzels for Beta Alpha though-tragedy struck twice-Scooter lost his Judykins after a traumatic, forced ride through the wilds of Indiana—and finally the Vth was carried back to ole Virginny, leaving Baconrinds, the cook, to carry on the tradition of the Old South—the question of where everyone will live next year might also produce another tragedy, but you can bet that its not bothering the Betas now-how could it, with the Untouchables on the visions-first things first. 45 ROBERT J. MONTGOMERY Biology Cuyahoga Fall . Ohio PHILIP H. NEWMAN Biology Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania GILBERT L. SPERRY History Kingston, Pennsylvania DELTA TAU DELTA The school year 1959-60 was a revolutionary one for Middle Leonard. The old regime was replaced by Beetle and Jimmy Hoffa; trials were the order of the day. Rushing was approached objectively, and twenty-one objects took the bait. All was not lost,, however, as Ingo Iredell proved that Delt supremacy was more than a legend. Ma Brown kept busy spreading rumors in the tradition of Johnny Ace while the wop from Akron cultivated a hair-lip. Pie chased the sangyman around campus to accomplish his diet, while parrot played hanky-panky. The favorite divisional pastime was trying to find swimmers out of bed after ten o'clock and still avoid angering the big O. Off campus activities were pursued with lust. Robinson's car made an unprecedented twenty-two trips to Denison before being abandoned in front of the Keg, and Beetle made a new yellow line in the road between Cincinnati and Oxford. Club 25 redecorated and kept on entertaining despite an occasional attack on the door by inebriated pragmatists. Sweet 16 bade farewell to the Gons who left to fulfill a dietary deficiency. Woody worked, and Hank was left with the task of bending a stiff treasury to meet the costs of Eastern visits. Darrell and Pat never did break up, and Posty continued to sleep in other beds. Globs dated a real pig, and Hoff- man chased his MG down the hill. Boigats and Happy Fat tried to outweigh each other while Maurer left to go skiing. Through it all Schnacks drank and made continued tragic trips to Lake Erie ending in his now famous soliloquy. Arch kept up the good work while Garr lost his pin to AT T. Binder joined the group in the cry for individuality and conformed to nonconformity. Thomas jug-headed everyone in reach, while Walt and Mary made the big step. All in all it was a mad year. The ever constant search for truths was carefully evaded while the water bags welcomed Ralph to the parking lot. The parties were overrun and undersupplied, but we vowed to do it again. 48 Chi established at Kenyon in 1881 JAMES H. RIDDLE Spaniih Pittsburgh, PennjylvanU ROBERT L. MAURER Psychology Columbiana, Ohio RAYMOND F. BURGHARDT History Verona, New Jcrsoy JAMES D. COX Pre-Medical Dayton, Ohio RICHARD M. SCHORI Mathematics Evanston, Illinois WALTER H. TAYLOR History Cincinnati, Ohio MARK M. POWDERMAKER Psychology Baltimore, Maryland WARD R. VAN EPPS Economics Cincinnati, Ohio SIGMA PI Theta established at Kenyon in 1937 Once again it is time to put forth a record of the events which occurred in East Division during the year There were of course the usual distinctions awarded to Sigma Pi, such as the high scholastic average and the abundance of leaders in such fields as the Debate Club, the Kenyon Singers, WKCO, the Col- cguin, and the Kitchen crew. But in looking back over the year there are events which possess even greater interest. 52 A meeting place was established, and christened The Womb. This resulted in the formation of an elite club whose charter members were Spaeth, Hallenbeck, Murray, and Allison. Control of the Treasury passed hands from Scharon, the pseudo, to Spero, the real thing. Sabin, under the influence of the Banzai Bandits of McKeesport, mastered the pledges and vice versa. Several members took frequent journeys northward on Route 13. Knepper read his mail and Barber put his illegal car to good use and continued his membership at the Keynote. While Sharp and Heinzerling kept WKCO running, Winkler went to Physics class, and Wintermantel became the Matinee Idol of Mount Vernon. Armbrust went to Western, Rubin went to Lake Erie, and both proved themselves worthy of wearing long pants. Dudgeon and Eicher found life in Mather most enjoyable and in the meantime Van Hooser's constitutional pragmatism kept everything running smoothly. To the great disappointment of the group, Robert refused to stage another of his startling and en- lightening exhibitions which made him so popular last year, but Hobler more than made up for Robert's refusal by exhibiting heretofore unobserved attributes on Fall Dance Weekend with an assist from Hyde and friend. Weissman talked, Maclnnis talked even more, and Richmond, equipped with hip boots and a clothes- pin, waded in to same them, while Young (and Keever) worked diligently to secure the reign as King (and Queen) of Mather. It was a year, like all years, filled with those events that alter and illuminate our lives, and everyone was there—except Coates, who sacked through it all. JAMES H. ALLISON Chemittry Pitttburgh, Penntylvenia FREDERICK E. HYDE, JR. Pre-Mcdicol Carmichaolt, Pcnntylvanla BRUCE H. HOBLER Ptychology Cantontville, Maryland MICHAEL M. DAVIS Ptychology San Antonio, Texat WILLIAM R. MURRAY Hittory Toronto, Ohio RUSSELL E. VAN HOOSER Political Science Detroit, Michigan BARD C. ROBERT Mathematic Louisville, Kentucky STEPHEN H. SPAETH Economic Shaker Heights, Ohio GREGORY D. SCHARON Economics Coshocton, Ohio PHI KAPPA SIGMA 56 RICHARD E. L BRADSHAW Hiitory Bairtbridge, N«w Yo k RICHARD S. KERR Philoaophy Denver, Colorado WILSON K. ROANE Economic! Evanston, Illinois Tiger led us through another inspiring year, full of R.F.'s and laughs. As far as he was concerned, he did nothing unusual. Tiger is Tiger; he has no equal when it comes to roaring drunks. Some of the highlights of this year were: Two wedges signed a contract to produce squares; two weirds grew beards, one came off. Homecoming was a disastrous week-end for Theta Chapter. We were eliminated by the Dekes in the display contest, and a plague of thirteen pigs from a small Ohio River college descended upon Theta Chapter. T.P. had a blue ribbon porker. Speaking of pork, Wein is off pork and has be- comes a beef eater. Meanwhile, Cap'n Dan went out for Rotifer and composed two new movements to the 1812 Overture. The gunner is aiming for higher targets, while C.B. acquired a blanket, and lost a trans- mission. Porky started using Old Spice; the Mangier returned; and Maverick, up to his old tricks, acquired a family of meeces. The fire escape provided box seats for observation of Mite's fiasco, and Page dis- played his talents to Dogpatch. Ruthie's efforts were rewarded with a most original Valentine from friend Gale, but not before 'Gor, president of the S.F.T. Committee, went tripping through the meadow muffins. Everly has been going into town bare-headed, while Dragon was forced to toe the line by Slug- ger Nordju, and someone was eating peanuts. Brother Holland started off the list of Phi Kap's accomplishments by providing Theta with a top notch pledge class. The faculty cocktail party and the Fall Dance Weekend parties, without a doubt some of Theta's best this year, are a tribute to Joe Everly and Bill Waldron. Thanks to Brother Roane's hard work and skillful management, the Thetagrams have improved in quality and quantity. We are now anticipat- ing another fruitful year. DELTA PHI The year got off to a slow start in Middle Hanna, but eventually the brothers stopped retelling of their summer experiences. Finally rushing turned our attentions to the present. Weber rushed while the rest of us talked to our dates. Somehow we managed to get a pledge class, and things returned to normal. Eaton dropped down from Northwestern for an occasional visit, and to make sure that the college was running smoothly. 58 LAMAR M. HILL DAVID O. McCOY ARTHUR M. MOODY III Hiitory English History fl Washington. D. C. Roselle Park. Now Jersey New York, New York Duvall became more tweedy than ever and worked on the Collegian on odd weekends. Hill organized a mock convention and Berle organized everything else. Weld and Abbott ran up phone bills equal to the national debt. King built a hi-fi so that no one on the second floor could study, while Witherspoon's set made studying equally impossible for the first floor. Coupland made popcorn. Alexander bought a car, and Hoge took six of everything. Heintz flew above the clouds while Scudder studied them from the ground. Moody built scenery and Pellman directed a play. McCoy washed dishes and Hawley slept. Fuller conducted esoteric discussions on the first floor over Haase's laughter. Chaplin studied. Smith pre- tended to, and McBride drew pictures. Walcavich wandered about the halls looking for someone to con into intramurals. Burrows answered the telephone. Chase took over duties as social chairman and intro- duced the chapter to cocktails. We approved as did everyone else on campus. Pharis climbed through the parlor windows. Orchard read his mail. Camp tried old fashioneds, but Learned stuck to beer. Cleveland and Huntington played soccer, while Kraus managed the basketball team. Woods played basketball for the fraternity and Deardorff argued religion with the nuns at Mercy Hospital. Fleming took flying lessons, Ackerman practiced Yogi. BRENT E. SCUDDER Physics Gambier, Ohio WILLIAM M. MOSBROOK Political Science Wilmington, Delaware TERENCE H. BERIE Economic Ccdarhurst, New York FREDERIC D. HAWLEY Spanish Shaker Heights, Ohio EDWIN H. EATON JR, Economic Bethesda, Maryland ARCHON The academic year 1959-60 saw little change in the activities at South Hanna, although many of the less reactionary Archons forgot our motto is Esse quam videri, not Videri quam esse. The Greek Ideal (whatever that is) was pursued with enthusiasm (what ever that is) by a few of the less stoic Archons, but no harm was done other than giving Bob's room a very distinctive odor which the more fortunate Archons have been unable to identify. It was discovered this year that although water may be great for the release of inner tensions (we know what those are), it causes a most unfavorable reaction with grouchy sophomores and seniors. Some- one suggested that a few of the members had participated in intramural athletics for the glory of the frat, but these rumors were soon squelched when it was announced that we had again won the scholarship trophy (wherever it is). And it was amply demonstrated by a few of our brothers that a task and a job are not the same thing. Although most of the Archons plodded along toward the Bright Star of Truth (whatever that is), a couple of our more anxious members were distracted by the first rays of dawn in the East, and a half dozen pledges could see no reason for keeping the eyes of their minds awake through the long night. After a studied analysis of the situation, however, it was concluded that this year does not mark the passing of the Old Archons, even if they could no longer promise a keg (whatever that is) in every room. 61 JOHN L STANLEY Political Science Rye. New York ROBERT T. OGAWA Pro-medical Oahu, Hawaii JAMES J. ROBERTS English Toms River, New Jersey Founded at Kenyon in 1947 ROBERT J. WALLNER Biology Philadelphia, Pennsylvania CHRISTOPHER WARD English Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ALPHA LAMBDA OMEGA Alpha Lambda Omega. We tried spelling it backwards, but it still sounded the same. The year started: some arrived early with shovels; the rest followed after the initial entrenchments were made. Someone said, Rush, and we thought that would be novel. All closets were emptied for it was decided to have Poor rushing. For the third rather riotous rushing party we joyfully gathered a jazz combo, formulated a field of fancy-footed females, dragged out dark, dark beer, and opened the door. The midnight count- ten chimpanzees, nine mated pairs, eight learned men, seven out-house boys, six mooing cows, five little chicks, four swave cats, three sloppy hats, two lifting brothers, and love birds in a pear tree. Virtually no freshmen. It was a great year for travel. It all began with Columbus, Ohio, not Christopher, continued to New- ark, Ohio, not New Jersey, passed lightly at Gambier, shot up to Canada, then east to New York, south to Carolina; the year will culminate by rowing to that other continent just due east. Local travel was managed by a VW held in common stock, one English mongrel, three domestic brands, and a victory bike. Ping-pong came with epidemic force, and we rushed to Bexley to play during their evening prayers. As usual, bulletins were sent throughout the East to the alumni—all twelve of them. Sue's answer phone terminated with the installation of two additional telephones in upper North Leonard. The soccer season ended, and half our pledges became men again. Chapell made his frequent trips across the hall. Preuss cleaned the room before tests, and Harold wrote his girl exactly one million times. Henry failed in ge- ometry, forgetting to square one of the sides, and North Leonard II opened a restaurant to feed its traffic. Marty Skinner led us down path, usually on the wrong foot, but somehow we managed to leave this year on the right one. 64 J. THOMAS MOORE Philosophy Pone City, Oklahoma ARI O. PREUSS History San Marco , Guatemala Alpha Lambda Omega founded at Kenyon In 1957 MIDDLE KENYON ASSOCIATION Another year has successfully transpired in the halls of Middle Kenyon, and the group has lived up to its reputation as the greatest group of malcontents on the campus. On the first floor a flurry of mimeograph communiques were issued in another frustrated attempt on the part of that offspring of the D.A.R., the Y.P.S.L., to quell once again the iron hand of discipline in the name of the student body. Rumor has it that certain members of the first floor have had their win- dows nailed shut, but there is doubt as to the actual truth of this statement, although unused bars of soap have been found in wastebaskets from time to time. The second floor was the main scene of athletic events with indoor frisbee being replaced by that old M.K. standby, hallball. It was believed that members of the Ghetto were going to run out Vergilii ana the Wop, but when Zones and Vinzones decided to remain in their ivory of the fourth floor, the members were unable to amass enough of a force for this monumental undertaking . . . alas! The third floor, meanwhile, was the scene of great literary and philosophical debates rivalling even those sponsored by the Kenyon Symposium. There was also a coronation for the new King of MKA, and some say that he could be worse than Barton King the First Hoexter, but there is little basis for this kind of talk. On the fourth floor, the Middle Kenyon introverts dwelt in relative peace and security save for the occasional blaring of Murray's and Muenter's hi-fis in the full heat of battle. In all, it was a good year; we were third in the academic standings and somewhere above the Archons in the jock listings. The television remained intact, thank God, parties were given for those who wished to escape the wrath of the judicial board, and most of us survived ... somehow. 66 HOWARD N. CHARLSON Biology Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MELVIN J. CHAVINSON Pre-Medical Cleveland Heights, Ohio MICHAEL J. FOORT Economic Chicago, Illinois NOT PICTURED JOHN MUENTER Physic Tiffin, Ohio CHRISTOPHER E. SPEETH Mathematics Cleveland, Ohio JONATHAN KLEINBARD English Rydal, Pennsylvania SHERMAN S. PINTO, JR Political Science Tacoma, Washington G. DAVID WIITCHIK Biology Brooklyn, New York PHILIP C. LEVERING English Mt. Vernon, Ohio JOHN S. HODGES Philosophy New York, New York EDWARD HIRSHFIELD Physics Washington, D.C. JAMES E. HAWN Mathematics Inkster, Michigan C. NEVADA JOHNSON, JR Political Science Medina, Ohio ARNOLD E. ISON Pre-Modical Cleveland Height , Ohio WESLEY J. MACADAM Political Science Gallon, Ohio NOT PICTURED CHARLES A. BRONSON Philoaophy Lincoln Heights, Ohio HERBERT B COLE Political Science Cleveland, Ohio ROBERT S. HENES Political Science Hamilton, Ohio DAVID C. CANFIELD English Gambler, Ohio SAMUEL J. HOUGH, III English Winnetka, Illinois HENRY B CURTIS Physics Mf. Vernon, Ohio MARION T. MARTIN, JR English Lake Forest, Illinois FREDERICK J. ZALOKAR, JR. Economics Cleveland, Ohio RICHARD M. REGNANTE Pre-Medical Lynn, Massachusetts athletically. BACK: Hynes, Dvorak, Withington, Niemeyer, Shevitz, Cree, Mieure, Fletcher, Schladen, Walker. MIDDLE: Kauffman, Falkenstine, Engel, McNeal, Fleming, Poor, Owen, Rollit, Kolczun, Peck, Hunter, Brown, Pflieger, Baum. FRONT: Roberts, Thomas, Colwell, McDonald, Waylett, Weidenkopf, Hodgson, Whisnor, Vidro, Hough, Rosenstiel, Johnston. September October October October October October November 26 3 10 17 24 31 7 FOOTBALL 1959 Wooster 37 Kenyon 12 Otterbein 27 Kenyon. 0 Capital 30 Kenyon 0 Marietta 44 Kenyon 0 Oberlin .. 16 Kenyon. 14 Mt. Union 24 Kenyon... 8 Hiram 0 Kenvon 26 Won 1 - Lost 6 FOURTH ROW: Novinson, Turner, Gey, Ronvero, Cornell, Bragg. THIRD ROW: Fe$ ler, Arno , Mertin, Colley, Woodberry, Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Polen, McKee, Grey, Huntington, MecFarlend, Dawson, Monell, Teere, Com|ean. FIRST ROW: Harrison, Jackson, Coates, Preuss, Travis, Paulet, Glaubitz, Knepper. SOCCER 1959 September 26 Akron October 2 Oberlin October 10 Earlham October 17 Denison October 22 Western Reserve . October 24 Fenn October 27 Ohio State November 5 Ohio Wesleyan November 7 Ohio University Won 2 — Lost 4 — Tied 3 6 Kenyon__________2 5 Kenyon..........1 3 Kenyon__________0 1 Kenyon__________1 0 Kenyon..........—2 3 Kenyon__________2 1 Kenyon_________-J5 3 Kenyon__________3 1 Kenyon..........1 —- FRONT ROW: Schacbothal, Novinson, Arnos, Bull, Robert, Coates, Chapell. BACK ROW: Baum, J. T. Hall, Rollit, Farwell, Schorl, Teese, Cornell, J. Ramsay. WRESTLING 1960 January 14 Ohio Wesleyan 8 Kenyon January 16 Capital 14 Kenyon January 23 Bowling Green 28 Kenyon 6 12 Kenyon 10 10 Kenyon February 19 Akron 19 Kenyon February 25 Wittenberg 4 Kenyon February 27 Findlay 18 Kenyon 19 16 0 14 25 13 30 14 Won 5 — Lost 3 BACK: Edwards, Gill, Harshay, Kuppcnbaimar, Quarry, Piarca, Evans. MIDDLE: Chaim, Hayas, Fleischauar, Oliver, Hoffman, Binder, Creo. FRONT: Macdonald, Post, Martin, Carr, Mayer, lelper, Wollam, Mabry. SWIMMING 1959-1960 January 16 January 20 February 6 February 10 February 13 February 17 February 20 February 24 February 27 March 4-5 Bowling Green_____________60 Akron 25 Miami---------------------56 Ohio University _________ 47 Pittsburgh----------------35 Wooster ----------------- 18 Cincinnati_______________41 Ohio Wesleyan ............ 19 Oberlin-------------------26 Kenyon won 7th successive Ohio Championship Won 7 - Lost 2 Kenyon Kenyon _ 35 70 Kenyon. 39 Kenyon 48 Kenyon 60 Kenyon 74 Kenyon 54 Kenyon 76 Kenyon 69 Conference BACK: Ramsay, Collins, Dawson, Slade, Chenen, Sperry, McNeil, Harrison. FRONT: Kraus, lendy, Weingrad, Harvey, Stetzer, Kuehl. BASKETBALL 1959-1960 December 3 Ohio Wesleyan 82 Kenyon 61 December 5 Fenn 53 Kenyon 68 December 11 Hiram 59 Kenyon 74 January 1 Albion 84 61 January 2 Kalamazoo 69 Kenyon 68 January 7 Denison 62 Kenyon 56 January 9 Wooster 101 Kenyon 75 January 12 Capital 85 Kenyon 60 January 16 Oberlin 82 73 January 19 Ofterbein 68 58 January 23 Marietta 86 Kenyon 76 January 30 Wilmington 69 54 February 4 Otterbein 61 63 February 6 Muskingum 80 66 February 9 Denison . 78 Kenyon 77 February 13 Ohio Northern 63 Kenyon 62 February 18 Heidelberg 84 83 February 20 Mt. Union . 44 59 February 23 Defiance 77 66 February 26-27—Ohio Conference Tournament Heidelberg 60 Kenyon 62 Wooster _ 86 Kenyon 67 78 Won 5 — Lost 16 activities ACROSS: Tutching , Knott, Woollam, Drake, Swartz, Read, Rothermel, Alliion, H. Curti , Taft. THE STUDENT COUNCIL This is a sort of liaison group, its purpose being to act as a bridge between the administration and the students. This is a difficult task indeed, and often the mem- bers feel as though they are throwing pebbles into the Grand Canyon. THE PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Amidst the cheers of happy students this council of learned young men provide during the fall direction for such diversions as rushing, always keeping the fresh- men's interests uppermost in their minds. The rest of their time is spent in accusing each other of breaking their own rules. ACROSS: Hartmann, Rizzo, Bradthaw, Duvall, Price, Eaton, Swartz, Lehmann, Harvey, Rich- mond, Babb. FRONT ROW: Pago, Rom, Charles, Chase, Fire, Skinner. BACK ROW: M. Roberts, Spero, Burrows, Stevens, J. Moyer, S. Scott, Kasson. THE CHASE SOCIETY These stalwart freshmen and sophomores, resolving to keep Philander's name lit by bearing the torch of the Good Deed, help to promote improved Town- Gown relations. They do this partly by giving an Orphans Party with lots of gifts, but mainly by buying said gifts from Mt. Vernon merchants. THE SENIOR SOCIETY It was felt for several years that something more than a mere degree was de- served by the four-year faithful at Kenyon. Several extra-neat guys started what has become Kenyon's secret society. The only visible advantage to non-members is the fact that Senior Society looks quite good on your graduate school application. ACROSS: Van Hooter, W. Taylor, Taft, Cox, Kalitone, Reed. THE REVEILLE One of the less-known functions of this group (the literary, artistic, and photographic elite of Kenyon) is a se- mantic one. Each year they succeed in keeping alive the obsolete pronunciation for the morning bugle call. This group is responsible for the founding of the Gambier Ulcer Clinic. FRONT ROW: S. Brown, lovr n. BACK ROW: Kierzkowtkl, Borkey, Oliver. THE COLLEGIAN The Collegian is not out of step, it is merely marching to a different tune. Most students are aware of the problems in producing a bi-weekly newspaper. The Collegian staff would like to thank those fortunate students helping it put out six pages a month; the staff would also like to thank the faculty, a prolific group of letter writers, for the other two pages. FIRST ROW: M cdon«ld, Rubin, Duv ll. Robinion, Coon- SECOND ROW: C«rr, W. W gn«r, Web r, K «v r, J. Wigntr THIRD ROW: Sporo, t. Hill. McBridt, Richmond. THE DRAMATICS CLUB In a theatre on a hill far off- Broadway Thespis is not dead. Here untrained young men learn the trials of becoming good ac- tors, while their fellows learn the trials of being good audiences. STANDING: McCoy, T. G. Waugh, Eaton, Hartmann, Rolan, MacAdam, Prica, long, Spain, Charlas. SEATED: Stanley, Walch. HIKA The literati of Kenyon have gotten together to publish, thrice yearly, their works in a little il- lustrated pamphlet with an ob- scure title. Next year, however, according to the editors, Hika may be published as a picture postcard, unless the rule regard- ing crossword puzzles is changed. 85 ACROSS: H. Cola, Papa, Van Hoo ar, Rambaau. Spaath. Klainbard. 86 FRONT ROW: Van Ne t, Maclnni , Rubin. BACK ROW: Richmond, Field , Weinman. THE DEBATE SOCIETY Whereas, the Debate Society takes many, long quasi-vacationary trips each year and Whereas, on some of these trips choice members of the opposite sex are en- countered Be it resolved, that the name of this organization be changed to the Rebate, Circulate, Debate, Date, and Chowder Society. THE PRE-LAW CLUB Some years ago Mr. Jockey and Mr. B. V. Dishabille advised American youth that there was a fortune to be made in briefs. Considerable misunderstanding arose, and, lo, a new profession was born. The tradition is carried on in Gambier by this club, not to be confused with the local Garment Workers Union. ACROSS: Field , Hartmann. ACROSS: Berio, Eaton, Van Arcdale, Rector. Carlozxi, Van Epp , Hoiterman. THE ECONOMICS CLUB Although the great amount of time in club meetings often detracts from their general study of economic theory, nevertheless, this group has come up with some excellent plans for increased school revenue, such as the raising of barley and hops in Marriott Park during the summer. Such work is indicative of the prac- tical application of economics. THE PRE-MEDICAL CLUB Stimulating lectures push these would-be shingle-hangers to higher grades and goals at Kenyon and higher fees in the outside world, where their motto will be Service to the (Restricted) Communityand they will dispense blue and pink candy pills for a variety of social ailments. ACROSS: Gooin, leiper, R. Goldman, Cave. THE ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY The Air Force blue around Kenyon may belong to this so- ciety. There are many responsi- bilities and duties connected with membership which these young men perform. They are, however, difficult to list. If the new bill granting ROTC cadets higher salary is passed, this group will begin a program of bi-weekly visits to Acapulco. BACK ROW: Sepere, Symons, Doergc, Gsle. FRONT ROW: Berle, Cept. Sommers, Moody. THE KENYON KLAN The minority group of the minority who wear their letter sweaters with pride have formed a mutual protection and admira- tion association. One of the bene- fits of membership in this group is the possibility of getting your photo, usually unidentified, in the basement of Peirce Hall. ACROSS: Muir, Hodgeson, Miller, Weidenkopf, Riddle. WKCO ACROSS: R. Goldman, Sabin, Hainzarling, Spinner, Richmond, J. Roberta, Katz, Sharp, Roth, Stilea, Charles. The oral siege of Gambier was planned. Several of the nightly attacks, under the guise of Va- riety Programming and A Full Circle of Entertainment, had forced their way over the hardy radio ramparts of the citizenry. Then, suddenly, the tide was turned when further assaults were foiled by the engineering staff, and the Voice of Kenyon was still. THE RIFLE TEAM The gunfire you hear in the secret backroom of the hanger is not, as you might suspect, the Flyers testing out new cannon for their aircraft. Nor is it the milk punch being mixed. Rather it is the Rifle Team, another blue part of the great blue Air Force family, working on new ways to punch holes in paper. FIRST ROW: Hsiif'wtd, J. C. Cr «. SECOND ROW: Carpenter, Woodb«rry. THIRD ROW: Mon«ll, Kullgrtn. BACK ROW: Moody, Hough, Ailon, Overmier. FRONT ROW: Newhall, S. Hcnhoy, Toff, Gund. THE FLYING CLUB The plane that the members of this club are pictured in front of is not theirs. They are fortunate in that they are taught in a plane which was used as a World War I trainer—or one at least as substantial. This group is larger than last year's; however, when the insurance rates come out, it is suspected that the number will drop considerably. THE KENYON CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Continuing the eternal battle between God and Satan, the Kenyon Christian Fellowship sponsored a series of discussions on education. Prominent scholars took the side of the Devil as well as that of God. In the second semester a less energetic program with one speaker at a time was undertaken. 90 vt socially ... 93 Our return met Rush ... and all the trappings . . . 94 and various sports. 96 good reason . . . On Homecoming . we tried to but the tables were turned; we enjoyed the parties ... 99 and the dance anyway. Lester went to the Academy ... so did Raymond English I 101 Dance Weekend • • • 102 and Saturday's combo was also a success. 103 came the Dogpatch Drag. There was a change wrestling ... still drew crowds. and STUDENTS 1959-1960 Abbott, Donald C.................... Abbott, Paul I...................... Ackerman, John B., Jr. —...........- Ackermann, John M.---------- — — Adelman, Richard C.----------------• Adkins, Joseph W. Ill--------------— Albers, Charles E.------------------ Alexander, Stephen G---------------- Alford, L. Dixie-------------------- Allen, J. Stephen------------------- Allen, Stephon T.------------------- Allen, William B. -----------•------ Allison, James Ft ............... — Anderson, John M. -----------------— Armbrust, Douglas W.---------------- Arnold, Edward S.------------------- Arnos, Norman W., Jr. ----------- Babb, Joseph D---------------------- Bacon, R. Randolph------------------ Barber, Bruce L.-------------------- Barker, Charles J. ----------------- Beck. Alan W........................ Begland, Robert W. ................. Berkey, Charles J------------------- Berle, Terence H.------------------- Bcrnen, Philip R.------------------- Bessire, Dale S.-------------------— Bigeleisen, Harvey ----------------- Bilik, David S---------------------- Binder, John F.--------------------- Bissell, T. Phillips, Jr.----------- Blake, Herbert S., Ill-------------- Blanchford, Jeffrey A.-------------- Bradshaw, Richard E. L ....--------- Bragg, Harold E--------------------- Broestler, Robert H................. Bronson, Charles A.----------------- Bronstein, M. Hirsch---------------- Brown, David C.--------------------- Brown, James N., Ill---------------- Brown, James T.--------------------- Brown, Stewart D-------------------- Brownstonc, George------------------ Bull, Michael D.---------.—--------- Burghardt, Raymond F.--------------- Burke, Edmund M.-------------------- Burnett, Benjamin E.________________ Burrows, William F._________________ Butler, David A.-------------------- Camp, Nevin S.______________________ Canfield, David C. _________________ Carlisle, Thomas H._________________ Carlozzi, Carl G.__________________ Carpenter, Fredus P.________________ ......—......- 2739 South Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y. — ............ Millbrook School, Millbrook, N. Y. ...........- 97 Stony Ridge Drive, Hillsdale, N. J. ........... 3209 Porter St., N.W. Washington, D. C. ----------------- 7900 Old York Rd., Elkins Park, Pa. 315 Northrldgc Rd., Circloville, 0. ---------------------- 32-27 213 St., Bayside 61, N. Y. -----------------------------------Sewanee, Tennessee ................. Rt. 1, Box 189, Kissimmee, Florida — ..........— 1416 Mipaty Lane, Carmichael, Calif. — ................ 38 Woodland Rd., Holden, Mass. ........... 442 Main St., Hingham, Mass. — ........ 1121 Winferton St., Pittsburgh 6, Pa. ---------......... 929 Lawnview Ave., Newark, Ohio ----------------- 437 N. Wabash St., Wheeling, W. Va. ............ 981 Highland Ave., Pelham Manor, N. Y. ................ 618 Belvoir Blvd., So. Euclid 21, O. 1133 Balfour Rd., Grosse Pointe Park 30, Michigan ——•—.................. 223 Knox St., Barbourvillo, Ky. ............... 23 MacArfhur Rd., Baldwinsville, N. Y. ------------------ 436 Floyd St., Wichita 9, Kansas Box 262, Gembier, Ohio ...............- 138 Cherry St., Gnadenhutten, Ohio ...... 2325 St. James Pkwy., Cleveland Hts. 6, Ohio ----------------- 374 Clinton Ave., Cedarhursf, N. Y. — ......... — 227 Elm St., Yonkers 2, New York ...................... 144.'. Peckham, Akron 20. Ohio -------------- 1375 E. 54 St., Brooklyn. N. Y. 11044 2 Aqua Vista St., North Hollywood, California ----------------------- Route 1, Hellam, Pennsylvania ............... 13975 Coyle, Detroit 27, Wchigan ............ 19 Rowayton Ave., Rowayton, Conn. ------------------- 359 Elm Avenue, Rahway, N. J. -------------------------------- Bainbridge, New York ---------------------- 787 Ruth Ave., Akron 7, Ohio 5 Poarl St., Hawthorne, N. Y. ----------------- 837 Matthews Dr., Lincoln Hts. 15, O. ---------------- 7761 Green Valley Rd.. Wyncote, Pa. -------------------- 2420 Tophill Rd.. Louisville 6, Ky. ------------------- 328 E. liberty St., Medina, Ohio — ---------------- 612 N. Third St., Toronto, Ohio ---------------------- 860 Gate Way. Hillside, N. J. -------------------------45 Bcllaire Dr., Painesville, O. — .......... 531 Spring Mill Rd., Villanova, Pa. — ................ 32 Montrose Ave., Verona, N. J. — ---------------- 215 Barhart Street, Marion, Ohio — ........... 1339 Cedar Point Rdwy., Sandusky, O. 314 N. Washington St., Park Ridge, III. ...................... 2105 Lee Ave., Tallahassee. Fla. ................ Main Street, Aurora, New York --------------------------------------- Gambler, Ohio -----------——- 285 Kenilworth Dr., Akron 13, Ohio ........... 914 18th St., N.W., Canton. Ohio ................... 603 S. River St., Marshfield, Mass. 114 Carr, James G._____________ Carter, Richard - Cave, William T., Jr. Chapell, R. Michael Chaplin, Stephen M. ______ Charles, John W............ Char Ison, Howard N. ______ Chase, Edward L. ---------- Chavinson, Melvin J........ Chenen, Robert ____________ Chotiner, Bennett ......... Clark, Daniel W. Clark, John C. ____________ Clarke, Dana S. ... ____ Clarkson, P. Stephen, Jr. Cleveland. Robert W. Coates, James H.___________ Cohan, Stanley I. _....... Cohn, Robert M....... ..... Cole, Herbert B. _________ Cole, Robert A............ Colley, David P........... Collins, Thomas F. ------- Colwell, John D.__________ Comjean, Bruce P.......... Coon, Thomas A. __________ Copits, Richard J.-------- Corbin, Samuel W. Cornell, Thomas __________ Coughlan, J. Robert, Jr. Coupland, John V. W. _____ Cox, James D.------------- Crawford, Robert J. Cree, J. Curti __________ Cree, James W., Ill ...... Cuddy, John C.____________ Cunningham, John J., Jr. Curtis, Henry B. Curtis, Thomas H. Davis, Michael M.--------- Davison, James S. -....... Dawson, David 8. _________ Deardorff, C. lindley ____ DeMattos, Abel D._________ DeOreo, Gerard A., Jr. _ DeSelm, David H.__________ Disanti , Richard J....... Doerge. Donald W. Donley, Clifford T._______ Donovan, James P. ........ Drabick, Rodger D. ------- Drake, John T............. Dudgeon, C. Robert________ Duvall, J. Sidney ________ Dvorak, F. Thomas .... Eaton, Edwin H., Jr.______ Edwards, Patrick ........ Eggena, Patrick __________ ............................. 2235 Forestview, Evanston, III. —-......... ...........-.. Altamont Rd., Millbrook, N. Y. _______________________ 767 Cushing Ave., Dayton 29, O. 97 Northfield Rd.. West Orange. N. J. ■ 629 Onaha St., Honolulu, Hawaii ................... 201 Indiana Ave., Crawfordsville, Ind. —... 2915 Knowlson Ave., Pittsburgh 26, Pa. ------------------- Craigville Beach Rd., Centerville Mass. ___________________ 3230 Hyde Park Ave., Cleveland Hts.. O. .......................... 77 Wantagh Ave., levittown, N. Y. _______________________ 3609 O'Neil Blvd., McKeesport, Pa. ....................... 651 Front Sr, HemptfMd, N Y. ............................ 6025 Briardale Lane, Solon, O. _______________________________Box 6494, San Diego 6. Calif. .........—--------- 410 Kensington Rd., Baltimore 29, Md. ....................... 1 Bronxville Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. 7100 Willow brook Lane, CindMMff, O. _______________________241 Drake Court, Plainedge. N. Y. ...................— 1700 N. Parkway, Memphis, Tenn. __________________________ 17840 Saranac, Cleveland 26, O. -------------------------- 2966 Lakewood, Detroit 15, Mich. _______________________ 232 Russell Rd., Princeton, N. J. _______________________6715 Charles Ave., North Olmsted, O. — 905 Downs St., Defiance, O. ........... 1650 Commonwealth Ave., W. Newton, Mass. _______________________ 525 Houston Ave. D. Cleveland, O. .......... 204 E. Hamtramck, Mount Vernon, O. _______________________________721 High St., Worthington. O. .......................... 515 South St., Waltham, Matt. _______________________43 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. ........... 605 Quarry Lane, Warren, O. _______________________1439 Kumler Ave., Dayton 6, O. - 1068 Piermont Rd., South Euclid, O. ____________________________________ 227 S. Main St.. Utica, O. -----------------------32 Kenwood Rd., Chambersburg, Pa. _______________________ 386 Kenbrook Dr., Worthington, O. — .----- North Street, Greenwich, Conn. .... Round Hill Farm, Mount Vernoon, O. ...................... Round Hill Farm, Mount Vernon, O. ...................158 Sunshine Dr., San Antonio 1, Tex. _________________ 470 Fairview Rd., Pittsburgh 38, Pa. ___________________ R. D. 1, Box 224, Chadd' Ford. Pa. ....-........... -..... N. Grandview Dr., Pittsburgh 15, Pa. .......................... 1310 Bleecker St., Utica 3. N. Y. ........ -......—..... .. 3268 Belvoir Blvd., Shaker Hts., O. _______________________Cedar Hills, Rf. 3, Cambridge, O. _______________________ 1534 S. Belvoir Blvd., S. Eudid. O. .........................— . 1260 Jackson Ave., Lakewood 7, O. ....................... 2214 lamberton Rd., Cleveland Hts., O. — -----—.............. 1001 N. Tillotson, Muncie, Ind. ...................- 163 Mansfield Rd., Mount Vernon, O. -----------------------Edgewood Rd., Mount Vernon, O. . -■ ■■ 4 S. Rogers St., Mount Vernon, O. _______________________ 208 E. 39th St.. Baltimore 18, Md. ______________________________________________________ Danville, Ohio ----------------------- 8900 Burdette Rd., Bethesda 14, Md. 117-14 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens 15, New York, New York _______________________ 921 Wm. H. Taft Rd., Cincinnati 6, O. Eicher, Richard O........... Elliott, Darrell W.-------------------- Ellis. Calvin L —---------------------— Engel, Bernard .....—-----------------— Evan , David L--------------—........ — Everly, Joteph R.---------------------- Falconer, Michael J. _............... - Farr, C. Edward ---------------—------— Farwell, Henry B. _.................... Fassler, C. Richard-------------------- Fechner, Robert A................ —---- Feinttein, Stephen A.------------------ Field. Charle , V --------------------- Field , Gerald J. --------------------- Fire, William $.----------------------- Fiichman, Steven S.-------------------- Fleischhauer, Carl--------------------- Fleming, Thome C---------------------- Fletcher, Charle R. .................. Foort, Michael J.---------------------- Fotter, Richard C. .......—■........... Friedman, Stanley R.------------------- Froman, Michael A.--------------------- Fro t, Allen T.________________________ Fro t, Calvin $., Jr. ................. Fuller, Timothy________________________ Gale, K. Allen ________________________ Garrad, Robert M. --------------------- Ga t, Peter J.------------------------- Gay, R. Frank__________________________ Gelbtpan, Ron H. ...................... Gerlech, John C. ____________ Gibton, Dean W. _______________________ Gill, William A. ______________________ Gleubitx. Peter H. ____________________ Glueienkamp, Eric W.___________________ Goldberg, Jerome E. ....... Goldberg, Steven L_____________________ Goldman, Martin L ■ Goldman, Robert W. .......... Golnik, David A. .____________________ Gorden, Barry C.______________________ Gouin, Raymond P...................... Graham, Floyd t.______________________ Grave , Arthur C. ____________________ Gray, Donald H. ______________________ Greene, R. Tinker______________________ Grella, George J.______________________ Gueuletfe, David G. ______ Gund, Graham de Conde__________________ Gury, David J. _....................... Haa e, Roger S._______________________ Hadley, J. langdon ._________________ Haitfield, Ronald N. _________________ Hall. John E. ________________________ Hall, J. Thom a ________________ Hallenbeck, Jan T. ___________________ Hamlll, David G. _____________________ .......................... 1133 McKinley St., Sanduiky, O. __________________ - 4 We t Lake St., Minneapoli 8, Minn. ______________________Knoll wood Village, Cirdeville, O. __________________ 1654 S. Taylor Rd., Cleveland Ht ., O. ...................... 21 Sunnytide Lane, Wcitporf, Conn. _____________......... 653 Harding Way We f, Gallon, 0. ........ 2009 Quincy Ave., Racine, Wi . _______________ South Country Rd., Bellport, N. Y. The Garden Hou e, Glencoe, Md. .... 2326 Barrington Dr., Toledo 6, O. ________ 114 Westervelt Ave., Tenafly, N. J. 1382 Dahill Rd., Brooklyn 4. N. Y. ____ 314 Raleigh Dr., Virginia 8each, Va. ______________________ 73-41 174 St., Flu hing 66, N. Y. . 358 Arrve St., Lawrence, Ma . ...................... 131-33 225 St. Laurelton 13, N. Y. __________________ 244 Montrove Way, Columbu 14, O. .................. 745 Norman Place, Westfield, N. J. 624 Fifth St., Patterson Ht ., Beaver Fall , Pa. ________________ 2730 N. Pine Grove Ave., Chicago, III. ........ 205 Strafford Ave., Wayne, Pa. ______________________ 69-35 173 St., Flushing 65, N. Y. ................ 9022 Imperial Ave., Garden Grove, Calif. ■ .... 621 Front St., Hempstead, N. Y. _______________________ 22 Dana Place. Englewood, N. J. ____________________________________ 594 Elm St., Winnetka, III. ............................. 828 Adair Ave., Zanesville, O. ...................... 947 Roxburgh Dr., East Lansing, Mich. 3513 Eoff Street, Wheeling, W. Va. _______.......... 9242 Beauderc Circle, Jacksonville, Florida ............. -........... 261 Sheridan Rd., Winnetka, III. ______________________ 245 Gilkeson Rd., Pittsburgh 28, Pa. ______________________3139 Pamela Way, Louisville 18. Ky. ..................... 333 E. Washington St., Sandusky, O. ...... 39 Hitherdell Lane, Babylon, N. Y. ...................... 822 Pond v ay Rd., Dayton 19, O. ______________________1719 Tustin Ave., Philadelphia 15, Pa. -------------------------- 1902-65th St., Brooklyn 4, N. Y. ................ 1322 Dick.cn St., Far Rccka.vay 91, N. V. ...................... 176 Norfolk Ave., Swampscott, Mass. Miles Ave., Middletown, Conn. --------------------------112 E. Sunset Ave., Lombard, III. ----------------------.-------13 Gardner St., Salem, Mass. -------------------------- 700 Shafer Blvd., Dayton 19. O. ............................... Rf. 1, Mount Vernon, O. — ................. Old South Road, Litchfield, Conn. -------------------------------------- Whitingham, Vermont ----------------------621 Front Street, Hempstead, N. Y. --.............. 85 Columbus Rd., Mount Vernon, O. — ----------------- 2800 Selkirk Rd., Cleveland 24. O. . .............. 325 West Center, Hastings, Mich. —...-.....—....— Kings Court 2, Santurce, Puerto Rico .......................... 146 Sunset Ave., Amherst, Mass. ---------------------- 6263 Old York Rd., Philadelphia, Pa. ----------------1215 Vanderbilt Ave., Niagara Falls. N. Y. -------------------------- Box 393, RFD 4, Annapolis, Md. .................. 243-06 Rushmore Ave., Douglaston, N. Y. -------------------—--------------- 1206 Cross St.. Dover, O. Hane, Norman R. ............ Hartman, William R. P. Harvey, Scott 8. ____ ______ Hawley, 0. Frederic ....... Hawn, Jame E. ------------- Hayes, L. Mifflin ......... Hazelton, John A. --------- Heatley, Robert G........... Heaslip, Allan M. ---------- Heintz, Paul C. ........... Heinzerling, Paul I........ Hones, Robert S. .........— Henninger, William J. .. Herbat, Stephen C.--------- Herahey, Robert S. ________ Herahey, Stephen L ________ Heave, Stephen B........... Hiehle, Forbes D. Hill, Douglaa 8., Jr.------ Hill, Umar M............... Hirshfield, Edward Hitchcock, Ned, II Hobler, Bruce H. Hobrock, Jon R. C. Hodgea, John S. ___________ Hodgson, R. Hutchina, Jr. Hoffman, Thomas J._________ Hoge. Robert 0. Holah, Jeffrey M. Holland, Daniel O. Hollenbeck, C. William, Jr. Hopp, Emery, Jr.___________ Hosterman, 0. Charlea _____ Hough, Samuel J. Ill Hough, William H.__________ Houghton, Frederick I. . Howard, Geoffrey M......... Howell, Robert C. ......... Huff, Stanley W. Hunter, Robert M. _________ Huntington, Frederic W. Hutzelman, David W. „.... Hyde, E. Frederick, Jr. _ Hynes, Michael C. ____ ___ Iredell, Robert, IV_______ Ison, Arnold E. .......— -- Jackson, Albert A. ... Jensen, Malcolm C. . Johnson, C. Nevada, Jr. Johnson, David M. Johnson, William C. ...... Johnston, Allan L, Jr. Juan, David Kalstone, Charlea E. Kasson, Harry C. Katz, Jonathan S....... Keever, Joe P.------------ Keim, Edward F. 607 Home Ave., Oak Park, III. . 1 Deer Chase Manor, Toma River, N. J. .......... 704 W. Chicago Blvd., Tecumaeh, Mich. __________ 3349 Grenway Rd., Shaker Hta. 22, O. ...... .... 29109 Beverly Rd., Inkster, Mich. ______________85 W. Milton Ave., Rahway, N. J. __________122 W. Main St., Mount Kisco, N. Y. ............. 1515 Brookcrest Dr., Hamilton, O. __________Petersburg Rd., Hackettatown, N. J. __________ 5902 Harwick Rd., Washington 16, D. C. 125 Harvard Ave., Elyria, O. __________________25 Verlynn Ave., Hamilton, O. 310 Scottswood Rd., Riverside, III. __________ 28 Martin Court, Kings Point, N. Y. __________________ 729 Judson Ave., Evanston, III. ................ Box 468, Kennett Square, Pa. .......... 161 N. Woodland St., Englewood, N. J. _______1415 Washington Ave., Parkersburg, W. Va. 3220 N. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis 5, Indiana 1915 Kalorama Rd., N.W., Washington 9, D. C. ..... 5540 32nd St., N.W., Washington 15, D. C. ___________1104 Southern Hills Blvd., Hamilton, O. --------------6 Somerset Rd., Cafonsville 28, Md. .......... 4200 Beach Rd., Birmingham, Mich. __________12 Beekman Place, New York 22, N. Y. ........... 2956 Northwest Blvd., Columbus 21, O. __________21471 Aberdeen Rd., Rocky River, O. __________________93 Chapel Rd., Wheeling, W. Va. __________ 3296 Grenway Rd., Shaker Hts. 22, O. .......... 828 7th Ave, S.W.. Modmur, Mkm .......... 3104 Colorado Ave., St. Louis Park, Minn. ...................... Mountain Ave . Plainfield, N. J .......... 1821 Baldridge Rd.. Columbi 21, D. ........... 316 Forest St., Winnetka, III. -................... 316 Forest St., Winnetka, III. ___________________________ 422 Rich St., Ionia, Mich. __________________Howard Ave., Westminster, Mass. .......... 6941 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind. .... ........ 248 Columbian Ave., Columbus 23, O. ______________ 2520 Aldringham, Toledo 6. O. ______________ 219 Pinewoods Ave., Troy, N. Y. .................. 612 Guilford Rd CirdevMf, O. ______________R.D. 1, Box 151, Carmichaels, Pa. 923 W. High St., Mount Vernon, O. ______________ 3769 Bay Path Dr., Akron 19, O. . 3638 Bainbridge Rd., Cleveland Hts. 18. O. ■ - ■ ■ 65 S. Walpole St., Sharon, Mess. 42 Long Beach Rd., Hempstead, N. Y. _____________________R.D. 6. Box 376. Medina, O. 4282 Porter Ave., Ogden. Utah 540 Briar Cliff Rd., Pittsburgh 21. Pa. 239 N. Ludlow St.. Dayton 2, O. _____________________ 919 S. Third St., Waco, Texas 1406 Wilson St., McKeesport, Pa. __________1200 Hayward Ave., Cincinnati 26, O. 9 Floyd Terrace, Verona, N. J. ..................... Box 12, Magnetic Springs, O. ..... 29 Wayside Place. Montclair, N. J. Kellogg, Seth, Jr. .. Kerr, Richard S........ Ketterer, William G. Keyes, James P.-------- Kierzkowski, John P. Kiesel, John L. —....... King, Gilman R......... Kischner, Michael S.... Kleinbard, Jonathan Kneipple, Stephen M. Knepper, John R. ....... Knott, Robert G., Jr. Kolczun, Michael C. .. Kraus, Eugene ......... Kraus, Robert J........ ............ 32 Loomis St., Soufhwick, Mass. 2566 S. St. Paul, Denver 10, Colo. ______________________________ 603 N. Main St., Butler, Pa. 973 S. Cassingham Rd., Columbus 9, O. .............. 4535 N. Woodruff Avc., Shorewood, Wis. .... ........... 611 Emery Rd., Louisville, Ky. 17413 Dartmouth, Cleveland 11, O. Rua Visconde de Piraja 48, apt. 702, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil .... ............. ..... Borie Rd., Rydal, Pa. 9314 Crosby Rd., Silver Springs, Md. ..........1 Revere Rd., Rosslyn Farms, Carnegie, Pa. ______________215 E. 72nd St., New York, N. Y. _______________________ 3955 E. Lako Rd., Lorain, O. ............ 4500 N. Washington Rd., Fort Wayne, Ind. ______________________11041 Courville, Detroit, Mich. Kropa, Edward L., Jr. Kuehl, F. William Kuhn, Robert D. 1809 Madison Ave., Greensboro, N. C. 700 S. Prospect Ave., Park Ridge, III. ......... 154 High St., Chagrin Falls, O. Kullgren, Thomas E........ Kuppenhcimer, Louis B. Ill Kyle, G. Brent ----------- Lamport, Richard M. Jr. Lendy, David A.............. Langer, Stephen E........... Langlois, Donald H. Larkin, David C.____________ Laughlin, John L. __________ Leaffer, Edward M........... Leahy, David C.------------- Learned, Stuart E. ......... Lees, James E.______________ 822 Merrifield St., S.E., Grand Rapids 7, Michigan .................... 1130 Laurel Ave., Winnetka, III. ...........—.... Box 451, Ogden Dunes, Gary, Ind. ........... 34.55 N I A.- Dr., M.lwMilSM 11, Wb --------------- 8322 Cedar Dr., Philadelphia 17, Pa. 715 St. Marks Ave., Brooklyn 16, N. Y. 28 Vick Pori. B. Rochester 7, N. Y ------------------ 27889 Lincoln Rd., Bay Village, O. 3862 Sulphur Spring Rd., Toledo 6, O. 544 Revere St., Revere 51, Mass. ..... 2238 Carroll Pkwy., Flossmoor, III. Lehmann, Laurence A. Lciper, A. Scott ------ Lenz, David E. ________ Levering, Philip C. — Levy, John F. __________ Little Neck Rd., R.D. 5, Huntington, N. Y. 4035 Princeton Blvd., S. Euclid 21, O. ____________47 Parklane S., E. Aurora. N. Y. - ....- 257 Henry St., Brooklyn 1, N. Y. ................ 605 Sunset Dr., Naperville, III. ............ 208 Hillcrcst, Mount Vernon, O. 2011 Broadway, San Francisco 15, Calif. ______________R.D. J, Martins Ferry, O. Jr. 424 Morton Rd., Stockbridgc, Mich. . 3366 W. 30th St., Cleveland 9, O. Lewis, Charles F., Ill Lindemer, Lawrence B., Linden, Austin J., Jr._________ Lodish, Harvey F.______________ Long, Nicholas K.______________ Looker, Joseph B., Ill_________ Louthan, Sterling C.___________ lovrien, Frank S........................................... 2739 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 3614 Washington Blvd., University Hts., O. ........ 1767 25th St., Cuyahoga Falls, O. ......... 10048 Nassau Court, Largo, Fla. — 64 Jefferson Ave., Short Hills, N. J. Lynd, Eugene C. Mabry, Donald J......... MacAdam, Wesley J. _____ Macdonald, Robert W., Jr. MacFarland, Robert M., Jr. Madnnis, John S. _______ Mankowitz, Berry J. ____ Mapes, David G.......... Martin, Marion T., Jr. —- Mathews, Alan C.......... Maurer, Robert L. ...... May, David R.___________ Mayer, John A.______ Mayer, Neal M....... ______________ 1009 S. 5th St., Ironton, O. 316 W. Evergreen, San Antonio, Tex. 513 Harding Way East, Galion, O. ............ 812 Lloyd Place, Winnetka, III. ... 3410 Kendall Circle, Cuyahoga Falls, O. 3009 Tulsa Dr., Oklahoma City 7. Okla. 110 Mayhew Dr., South Orange, N. J. 3629 Winchell Rd., Shaker Hts. 22, O. . 1214 N. Sheridan Rd., lake Forest, III. ............... Point Road, Marion, Mass. ............... R.D. 1, Columbiana, O. . 4806 Merrimac, Corpus Christi, Tex. .............. 615 S. 5th St, Ironton, 0 ....... 26 Cumberland Dr., Yonkers, N. Y. Mayher, Philip L________ McBride, James M. _____ McCabe, William F______ McCoy, David O......... McDonald, John C._______ McGraw, Patrick A. McKee, David E. ________ McKellar. David A...... McLain, James J. _______ McNeal. Ryder E. _______ Meehan, Andrew I....... Mendel ton, Alan Mieure, James P.________ Milder, N. David ______ Miller, Peter R. _______ Minami, Rodney K. ______ Mone 11, James W. ______ Montgomery, Robert J. Montiegel, Robert B. ___ Moody, Arthur M., Ill . Moore, J. Thomas________ Moore, Robert E......... Morrell, David N._______ Morton, David M. ....... Mot brook, William M. . Muenfer, John ......... Muir, J. Duncan _______ Murdock, Robert A. ____ Murray, William R. ____ Muth, John B........... Netius, John J.________ Newhall, David G. Newman, Philip H. _____ Niemeyer. Paul V. Nohrnberg, James C. - Novinson, Thomas ...... Oderkirk, Donald E. Ogawa, Robert T. ______ O'Haire, Michael J. Oliver, John C„ III Orchard, William, Jr.__ Overmier, J. Bruce ____ Owen, Terry L ......... Page, Arnold S. -------- Pape, John W., Jr. _____ Park. Robert J., Jr. --- Parker, Thomas L, III - Patrick, James B. ------ Pattison, Brian E. ..... Paulet, Adrian M. ------ Peck, Millard A. Pellman, Arthur _...... Pharis, B. David ...... Pierce, Timothy E. Pinto, Sherman $., Jr. Pittman, Philip M. ____ Poese, Frederick W. Polen, Stephen I. ------ _____________________ 2655 Haddam Rd.. Cleveland 20, O. ____________ 230 Riverside Dr.. New York 25. N. Y. _____________ 1342 McCutcheon Rd., Richmond Hts. 17, Mo. .....................—. 471 Elinor Ave., Roselle Park, N. J. ................ 919 Orchard East, Grand Rapids, Mich. _________________________4117 Graceway Dr., Toledo 6. O. _____________________________ P.O. Box 37, Westlown, Pa. ---------------------99 Sturges Highway, Westport, Conn. _________________ 1322 Valley View Ave., Wheeling, W. Va. _________________________2144 Eastview Ave., Louisville, Ky. 811 North Fairway Rd., North Woods, Glenside P.O., Pa. _____________ 3838 Fulton St., N.W., Washington 7, D.C. _____________________ 201 Michael Drive, Robinson, III. ____________117-01 Park lane S., Kew Gardens 18, N. Y. _____________________ 6550 Drake Rd., Cincinnati 43, O. ................ 90 765 B Moan aloe Rd . A M, H«Wefl -------------------------- Boxwood Dr., W. Caldwell, N. J. _____________________ 2505 17th St., Cuyahoga Falls, O. _____________________________ 1000 Lind St., Wheeling, W. Va. ________________1135 Park Ave., New York, New York _______________________________Box 1774, Ponca City, Okla. ________________107 Dorchester Ave., Orangeburg, S. C. _____________________ 5725 Lockwood Rd., Cheverly, Md. 2809 West Dr., Zanesville, O. _____________________1109 Franklin St., Wilmington, Del. ______________________________ 349 Sycamore St.. Tiffin, O. .............................. 85 Lake Ave., Glendale, O. -------------------------Vermilion Lagoons, Vermilion, O. -------------------------------921 Federal St., Toronto, O. -------------------------Division Ave., Millington, N. J. ------------------------- 150 Jesselin Dr., Lexington, Ky. —..............—■ 1904 James Ave. $., Minneapolis 5, Minn. — ...............-....... 604 Thomas St., Stroudsburg, Pa. ................ 1126 Helmen Dr., South Bend 15, Ind. ................ 2903 Forest Ave . Berkeley 5. Calif. ___________________________ 1515 Cleveland, Evanston, III. _________________________115 E. Main St., Victor, N. Y. _________________________Box 135, Haleiwa, Oahu, Hawaii _________________________ 2048-17th St., Vero Beach, Fla. ......................... Persimmon Rd., Sewickley, Pa. ___________________________ 730 Brodhead St., Easton, Pa. ....... 121 S. 2nd St., North Baltimore, O. ______________________________ 722 Mistletoe Rd.. Akron, O. _____________________ Whifesville Rd., Toms River, N. J. _____________ 4300 Willow Hills Lane, Cincinnati 43, O. ................ 392 Cooper Road, Red Band, N. J. ............. 627 Center Ave., Aspinwall, Pitts. 15. Pa. .... 21 Highland Dr., Mount Vernon, O. ■ ■ 321 Lincoln Blvd., Hudson, N. Y. _____________ Apertado 172, Maracaibo, Venezuela, S. A. Overlook Drive, Milford, O. _____________________3019 Avenue U., Brooklyn 29. N. Y. 156 Helfenstein, Webster Groves, Mo. ________________ 323 Pine Rd., Edgeworth, Sewickley, Pa. ________________ 3602 North 36th St., Tacoma 7, Wash. _____ 70 Renaud Rd., Grosse Pointe Shores 36, Michigan ____________________ 21870 Priday Ave., Euclid 23, O. _____ 1201 Wrack Rd., Meadowbrook, Pa. Polish, Howard I. --------- Poor, Henry V., Jr_________ Post, Philip S. ___________ Powdermaker, Mark M. _ Press, Ronald A.----------- Preuta, Ari O.________Fine El Panorama, San Rafael, Price, Donald D.------ Price, Thomas H.------ Purcell, Gorvaite ---- Querry, Robert C.----- Radley, C. Perrin----- Rambeau, Jame M. .. Ramtay, John B., Ill .. Ramtay, Robert A. ... Raymond, Dougla S. Rayne , Jamet D. — Readinger, Peter H. Rector, Peter W.------ Reed, William $........ Regnante, Richard M. Reid, Thomat F. ------ Retnit, John --------- Revert, Brent F.______ Rice, John M.--------- Richmond, Samuel A. Riddle, Jamet H, ----- Ridgway, Whitman H. Ricmcntchneider, Eric ........_... 3711 Blancho Rd., Cleveland Hu., O. ...... 43 Summit Rd., Port Washington L. I., N. Y. ............ 2032 Columbia Pike, Arlington 4, Va. 3419 Rockwood Ave., Baltimore 15, Md. ........ 1475 Popham Ave., New York 53, N. Y. Pie dc la Cuetfa, Depto., San Marcos, Guatemala ............... 123 North Main St., Kenton, O. ........... 2800 Tennyton PI., Hazel Crest, III. 3000 Woodland Dr., Washington, D. C. . .......... 1032 Hardesty Blvd., Akron 20, O. 3701 R St., N.W., Washington 7. D. C. .......... 22275 Haggerty Rd., Northville, Mich. 800 W. Belvedero Ave., Baltimore 10, Md. ____________2912 Reynolds Rd., Toledo 6, O. 69 Altedona Dr., Pittsburgh 28, Pa. ........— 60 N. Federal St., W. lynn. Mess. Apartado del Este 4554, Caracas, Venezuela ................... Harrison Ave., Newport, R. I. ---,----------140 N. Cassady Rd.. Columbus 9, O. ................... 18 Wallaco Rd., lynn. Mass. 2114 W. Main, Kalamazoo, Mich. ........-................. Route 2, Danville, O. 4450 Downers Dr., Downers Grove, III. ........—....... 564 Solon Rd., Chagrin Falls, O. 927 Maryland Ave., C.W., Canton 10, O. —....... 529 Hamilton Rd., Pittsburgh 5, Pa. 752 Orange Ave., lot Altos, Calif. 3038 N. Frederick Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. Riker, Robert T. Rizzo, Eugene R. ............ Roane, Wilson K. Robbins, Patrick K. ......... Robert, Bard C. .............. Roberts, James J. .......-.. Roberts, Morris H., Jr. „ Robinson, James K„ II------- Rogers, .Bruce A.----------- Rollit, C. Ivan Romero, Jonthan E. --------- Rose, Mason C............... Rosenstiel, James W. _.—.. Ross, John L Roth, Robert I._____________ Rothermel. Joel E. Rubin, Richard A, ---------- Russell, William P._________ Ruth, Eugene D., Jr. .......— Sabin, Nicholas J., Jr...... Sapere, Joseph R. —--------- Schachner, Stephen J. ------ Schaebethal, Kenneth P. — Scharon, D. Gregory -------- Scherer, James I.----------- Schladen, G. Frodric, Jr. ... Schori, Richard M. Schroeder, Mark H.---------- Schultze, Stanley E.. Jr.--- Schuman, Murray R.---------- .....-............... . Middletown, New Jersey - ....—............. P.O. Box 23, Gambler, O. ___________________1126 Noyes St., Evanston, III. ———........... 9613 Hillridge Dr., Kensington, Md. ---- 1916 Spring Drive, louisville, Ky. ---- 214 Keats Ave., Toms River, N. J. ---------------------------RFD. 1, Armonk, N. Y. 2851 N. Stowell Ave., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 6290 Snapper Creek Dr., Miami 43, Fla. ............. 209 S. Unden Ave., Pittsburgh 8, Pa. .............. Greenwich Towers, Greenwich, Conn. --------- 520 E. 86th St., New York. New York ... ' ' ' Gambler, Ohio ------- 2303 E. Olive St., Milwaukee 11, Wis. 823 Michigan Ave., Evanston, III. 504 Via Gorrion, Palos Verdes Estates, California ---------------- 825 N. Broad St., Elizabeth, N. J. -------------------------- 2021 Prairie, Glenview, III. 7171 Washington Ave., University City, Mo. ................... 219 8th Ave., McKeesport, Pa. 643 Van Cortland Park Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. 906 51st St., Brooklyn 19. N. Y. --------------661 Trebisky Rd., S. Eudid 21, O. ---------------- 815 S. Lawn Ave., Coshocton, O. — ............. 40 N. Clover St., Niles, O. ...................... 656 Forsythe St., Girard, O. ................. 2716 Noyes St., Evanston, III. ..... 18690 Inglewood Dr., Rocky River 16, O. ------- 2320 Crosshill Rd., louisville 6. Ky. .........4112 Parkside Ave., Philadelphia 4, Pa. 120 Schur, Victor A. ........ .......................... 464 Georgia Ave., Brooklyn 7, N. Y. Schwenzfeier, Paul M. __________________________________ 46 Spinnewebcr St., Pittsburgh 27, Pa. Scott, Anthony I____________________________________________________________Lehman Rd., Lake Villa, III. Scott, L Samuel ...._............................................ 1760 Dale Ave., Highland Park, III. Scott, Robert H., Jr. 7171 Cherokee Dr., Prairie Village. Kan. Scudder, Brent E.___________________________________________________________________Box 145, Gambler, O. Sharp, Paul D..................... .............. ...........-.............. 43 Lincoln Ave., Nile , O. Shevitz, David R. _____________________________________________ 18272 San Juan Dr., Detroit 21, Mich. Shick, Alvin --- --------------------------------------------------- 308 N. Gay St., Mount Vernon, O. Shollenbarger, David R. ................................................. 748 Dick Ave., Hamilton, O. Shroyer, Thomas G...................................................... 6487 Northland, Worthington, O. Shuckra, Albert C.______________________________________616 Gar on Ave., Rocheiter 9, N. Y. Simkin , Daniel W. ................ 637 S. Washington St., Van Wert, O. Siniff, William J. _ ________________________________________4 Plum Tree Lano, Huntington I, W. Va. Skinner, Martin D. ..........................................116 Highland St., West Newton 65, Mess. Skrzypek, Joseph ........................... ....................5 Valley View Rd., Verona, N. J. Slade, Jeffrey A............................................. 1340 Schilling Ave., Chicago Hi ., III. Smith, G. Alexander ____________751 Yale Ave.. University City 30. Mo. Snider, Frederick I. ........................... Quarters 8, Ycrba Buena Island, San Francisco, Calif. Sommer, John R.---------------------------------------------- 5 Indian Hills Rd., Louisville 7, Ky. Spaeth, Stephen H. ......................................... 3538 Glencairn Rd.. Shaker Hts., 22, O. Spain, Harry E., Jr.... ............-....... 948 Hudson Rd., Kent, Ohio Speeth, Christopher E. .............................................. 10411 Lake Ave., Cleveland 2, O. Spero, Richard D.________________________________________ 8851 N. Tennyson Dr., Milwaukee 17, WIs. Sperry, Gilbert L 441 Rutter Ave., Kingston, Pa. Spinner, Richard F. -......................-........ 10 Mumford Rd., New Haven 15, Conn. Stanley, John L. - 39 Evergreen Ave., Rye, N. Y. Stannard, Charles F. ....... - ■ 68 Liberty St., Clinton, Conn. Stanton, Gideon T., Ill...................................... 7419 Hampson St., New Orleans, La. Steen, Trygve P. ........... ............................ 3241 Noble Ave., Minneapolis 22, Minn. Stetzer, Thomas L. .......................................................... RJ . 4, Bucyrus, O. Steuk, William C. R.D. 2, Sandusky, O. Slovens, Robert K. __________________________________________ RFD. 1, Box 229, Alexandria, Va. Stiles, David H. ................. ..................... .............................. Old Mystic, Conn. Stillwagon, Woodrow C. -----....—........... 305 E. Hamtramck, Mount Vernon, O. Storey, Richard F. 80 Meadow Lane, Grosse Pointe Farms 36, Michigan Stridsberg, David L. .. 20 Wentworth Ave., Cincinnati 15, O. Strombcrg, Eric D. ......... 59 W. New England Ave., Worthington, O. Sugden, Samuel M....... ........... -............................... RFD. 164, Roslyn Harbor, N. Y. Sulfzman, Leo B. 2115 Chestnut St., Hannibal, Mo. Swaney, James M._______________________________________________________ 320 S. Macomb, Monroe, Mich. Swartz, Michael D......___.......................................152 Crafts St., Ncwtonvillo 60, Mass. Symons, J. Richard___________________________________________ 3704 Shepherd St., Chevy Chase 15, Md. Taft, David D...................... -.......-...... ......... 231 N. Drexel Ave., Columbus 9, O. Tannhauser, Michael P. — .......................... —.................. 199 Stain Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. Tayloe, R. Lee, Jr._______________________ ■--.....--.....- ,,______________ 4004 Gillon, Dallas 5, Tex. Taylor, Thomas M............ .................................... R.D. 1, N. Perry Rd., Titusville, Pa. Taylor, Walter H. _______________________________________________ 635 Kroger Lane, Cincinnati 26, O. Teare, John H. 222 N. Oakcrest, Decatur, III. Teese, Roger D. . ....................._.... Mr. Bethel Rd., Warron Twp., Plainfield, New Jorsey Thomas, Robert D., Jr. ________________________________________________ 534 Merriman Rd., Akron 3, O. Torf, Alvin A. __________________________________________ 3937 Rose Hill Ave., Cincinnati 29, O. Travis, Patterson H._____________________________________________ 2824 Eaton Rd., Shaker Hts. 22, O. Trolke, Jon C. ______________...................................... 5118 McCartney Rd., Sandusky, O. Turner, Allan K.------------------------------------------------- 838 Algonquin Rd., Des Plaines, III. Tutchings, P. Wesley __________________________________________________ 59 Wooster St., Norwalk, O. Tyson, Charles F. - -■ 6812 Verbena St., Philadelphia, Pa. Uchtman, Vernon A....................................... 3111 Dickinson, Cincinnati 11, O. Ulrich, James C. -.................................................... 8251 Avery Rd., Brecksville, O. Van Arsdale, Herbert, II .... Vance, Robert D. Van Epps, R. Ward ....-...... Van Hooter, Russell E........ Van Nest, William R. ........ Van Riper, Edward S.......... Vaughan, William C. M........ Vergilii, Franklin .......... Vidro, Donald T-------------- Wach , Rene M. .............. Wadland, Donald W............ Wagner, Eric A. ............. Wagner, Jack L.-------------- Wagner, Well W._____________ Wainwright, H. Alan ......... Walcavich, Stephen W.________ Watch, Theodore I............ Waldron, William H., Ill Walker, Roy C................ Wallach, H. G. Peter_________ Walling, Robert F. Wallner, Robert J.___________ Walmsley, John B.____________ Ward, Christopher ----------- Ward, Robert B., Jr........... Water , William L ________ Waugh, G. Theodore, Jr. ..... Waugh, Thomas W. ......... Wayletf, Thomas R. .......... Weber, David B.______________ Weldenkopf, Robert C. . Wein, Robert H--------------- Weingrad, Stephen C. Wcissman, Stephen E.......... Weld, David L................ Wells, John S................ Wcrth, Stephen S. Weyland, William R........... Wharton, Joseph B............ Whisner, William N........ White, Geoffroy W. .. Willett, John H._____________ Williams, Charles S._________ Willoughby, Dail B........... Wilson, David M.............. Wiltchik, G. David ... Wilton, James V. ..... Winkler, Herbert H. . Wintermantel, Richard E. .... Witherspoon, David K. _______ Wifhington, Nathan N. ....... Woodberry, N. Dane ___________ Woods, William K.____________ Woodworth, Daniel K. - Woollam, John A. - . Yeager, Kurt E. _______ Young, Dean F.................. Zalokar, Frederick J. _______ Zinnemann, David B. __....... _____ 129 Chadwick Rd., Anchorage, Ky. ........... 5527 Rose Terrace, Dayton 15, O. 3742 Andrew Ave., Cincinnati 9, 0. .. 756 North Dragoon, Detroit 9, Mich. 1538 Deer Path, Mountainside, N. J. 8 Brookside Drivo, Port Washington, N. Y. 114 Atlantic Ave., Ocean City, N. J. 4106 Wood Ave., Parma 34, O. 666 Lovett S.E., E. Grand Rapids, Mich. __________________ 525 Price Rd., Milford, O. 16846 Lauder, Detroit 35, Mich. ............... 7450 McLellan Dr., Bedford, O. ......... 1860 West 34th St., Erie, Pa. .... 833 E. Birch Ave., Milwaukee 17, Wis. 126 N. Woodlawn, Kirkwood 22, Mo. 4817 Albemarle St., N.W., Washington, D. C. 711 W. Broadway, Sedalia, Mo. ............ 530 13th Ave., Huntington, W. Va. 917 Logan St., Toronto, O. ________ RFD 2, Litchfield, Conn. 7639 Forest, Dexter, Mich. ____ 409 Glen Echo Rd., Philadelphia 19, Pa. 653 N. Chester Rd., Swarthmore, Pa. ......... 7036 Greene St., Philadelphia 19, Pa. 355 Upland Way, Drexel Hill, Pa. .............. 539 Henley, Birmingham, Mich. 835 Oakwood St., Fayetteville, N. Y. 2529 Holgato Rd., Akron 13, O. 232 Harlan Dr., Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 21 Carolina Rd., Douglaston 62, N. Y. 1244 Winston Rd., South Euclid 21, O. 196-08 Dunton Ave., Hollis 23, N. Y. 129 Stony Ridge Dr., Hillsdale, N. J. 989 Cincinnati-Batavia Rd., Batavia, O. Smithtown, Long Island, N. Y. .... 442 Woodlawn Ave., Glencoe, III. 120 Woodley Rd., Winnetke, III. 2500 River Shoro Dr., Racine, Wis. 875 Dream Dr., Mansfield, O. ----------- 2116 Harbor Rd., Port Clinton, O. .............. 594 Pittsburg Rd., Poland, O. ------------1220 Park Ave., New York. N. Y. 228 Newark Rd., Mount Vernon, O. .......... 32998 Biddestone, Farmington, Mich. McConncsvillc Rd., Camden, N. Y. -------- 799 E. 18th St., Brooklyn 30, N. Y. 6928 Amherst, University City 30, Mo. -------------- 16631 Lawton. Detroit 21. Mich. 241 Dickson Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pa. -----------104 E. 81st, New York 28. N. Y. Sandwich Rd., Plymouth, Mass. ............— —9 Weston St., Danvers, Mas . ......... 2481 Grandin Rd., Cincinnati 8, O. ....—...... 4438 Gorman Dr., Lynchburg, Va. 1340 Maple St., Kalamazoo, Mich. ..........................RFD 5, Medina, O. 107 E. Norman Ave., Dayton 5, O. -------- 19321 Kildeer Ave., Cleveland 19, O. 1766 Westridge Rd., Los Angoles 49, Calif. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gerry DeOreo Carl Fleischauer Bill Fire Mason Rose Steve Polen Dave Taft Jon Hobrock Carl Carlozzi Jon Katz Graham Gund Pete Wallach Stan Schultze Skip Falkenstein George lanning Matt McCormick Dick Kennard Mr. and Mrs. B. 123