Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

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IT ' S LEGAL NOW, exclaim the sophomores as they look forward to their first year for having cars on campus. Driver Bob Shoap warns Mary Ellen Van Horn not to scratch his baby blue Buick, as other sophs pile in fo a quick trip to the quarry and Twin Kiss. BUT THERE MUST BE ONE in there for me somewhere. After all, he promised that he ' d write everyday. SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT, froshl warns Mr. Yocum, a sophomore White Hat. After being the initiated, he enjoys being the initiator. 15

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SOPHOMORES BjAujou Returning to campus as upperclassmen, the sophomores achieved a new status. Instead of being the initiated some of the class served as the initiators. Others of the class acted as guides for the incoming freshmen. Led by Robert Stone, president, Harry Wackerman, vice- president; Barbara Hudgins, treasurer,- Dorothy Hudson, sec- retary,- and Dennis Schmid, faculty-student council represent- ative, the class of 1965 maintained the spirit and unity which characterized it in the previous year. For the first time a newspaper was written and published by class members. This bulletin contained pertinent informa- tion concerning the activities of the class and short humorous writings contributed by class members. Compulsory attendance at class meetings was another ma- jor step taken to maintain class interest and spirit. Social events of the class included a hayride in the fall, crowning of a sophomore queen at the Christmas dinner dance, and a class party in spring. SOPHOMORE ADVISER Robert E. Griswold, assistant professor in the chemistry department, capably directs and advises class activities. CLASS OFFICERS Barbara Hudgins, treasurer; Dorothy Hudson, secretary; Robert Stone, president; Harry Wackerman, vice-president; and Dennis Schmid, faculty-student council representative, worked diligently this year to maintain the spirit and unity of the class of 1965. 14

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NINETY PER CENT OF LVC MALES are boys ; ten per cent are on the football team. One hundred per cent of West Point males are MEN — ond they have manners, too. REIGNING as Pennsylvania State Honey Queen is Miss Mary Ann Beard. As part of her duties, Mary Ann attends parades, makes radio and television appearances, and gave a demonstration on campus. Dtutf tC| P und Um Gt«e tWw NW Status SOPHOMORES - FRONT ROW: J. Klingler, S. Laubach, C. Lemke, M Jones, M. Kandrat. SECOND ROW: C. Leilner, K. Lutz, B. Hudgins, B. Jen kins, B. Lorenz, S. Hollingsworth, M. Harbaugh, R. Krill. THIRD ROW: B Lutz, G. Greider, W. Hughes, G. Kline, H. Jones, R. Mariner, A. Harten stine, M. Hartman, D. Hoffman, F. Marsik, R. London. FOURTH ROW: D Haines, A. Balaster, D. Mahler, G. Honiek, S. Leonard, J, Hennessy, B. Johns, D. Martin, J. Lingerman, R, Gregory, W. Luce. FIFTH ROW: D. Krei- der, J. Klinedinst, R. Lucas, M. Lazin, D. Leigh, T. Herr, W. Koch, L. Huntz- berry, R. Ludwig, R. Lau, J. Lantz, W. Hollman, J. Kreamer. !w EmM