Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1971 volume:

-■ ' •■ iMM ■ ■ ' ■ ■• ' ' •--■••■■ « kjKT W m mW fWS ' ■i - am • ■■ r ■- ' [ ' ■■,■ j SaraS Qeotv sB k QUITTIE 1971 Published Annually By The Students Of Lebanon Valley College, Annville, Pennsylvania FEATURES 4 ACADEMICS 62 CLASSES 88 ORGANIZATIONS 1 44 SPORTS 1 96 ETC 226 l FEATURES Dedication Moods and Faces A Year at the Valley Personalities TT ENGLISH DEPT. For 38 years Dr. George G. Struble has been a member of the faculty of Lebanon Valley College, serving as head of the Department of English for 20 years and secretary of the faculty for 33 years. During that time he has been a dedicated teacher and fervent exponent of the ideals of a liberal arts education. Well read and informed, he has become Time Maga- zine ' s most effective representative on the campus. Nine generations of students have shivered in antici- pation of and survived his shotgun tests. He has written many papers on subjects ranging from The English of the Pennsylvania Germans to The Use of Symbolism in the Language of Science, and has car- ried on a passionate love affair with the French language for many years. Last spring he was honored with an Alumni Association Citation. To the dismay of many students and faculty mem- bers, Dr. Struble will be retiring at the end of this year. The staff of the 1971 Quittie feels honored to dedicate this book to Dr. Struble with the feeling that he may appreciate its spirit. • MOODS AND FACES To tell the story of the year with the statistic and the posed photograph is to tell nothing— the es- sence of that year remains untouched. A good narration involves the capture of the human ele- ment—a person ' s feelings, his fulfillment, his dis- appointments, his aspirat ions, and the interaction of these various moods within the college com- munity and the surrounding world. Nothing betrays a mood quite so well as a candid face— it is the automatic expressionist in us. With these thoughts, the staff chose as the theme of the 1971 Quittie, Moods and Faces. o: - : ' pBfc- +- 10 II 12 They flourish in the company of others 13 I SGEfflr- ' i i3M3§59Kh£ JKMe 1 ■ ' ::■■;.. £?«3s . . . and some are framed by silence. 15 16 From adulation to solemnity. The faces tell the story 17 . . . faces meeting challenge, adversity, and frustration . . . - V 3r- 18 19 always searching 20 2! and sometimes finding. A YEAR IN REVIEW 23 Release With Spring Spring is a reawakening— the excess energy pent up through the winter, with only occasional snow fights for release, is finally let out through frolic on the quad and around the dorms. All is not play, however, for midterms have struck and finals are on the way. With this in mind, Valley students have actually been known to study. 24 25 it H.M.S. Pinafore Outstanding Success For the first time in recent years, Lebanon Valley staged an operetta, which was enthusiastically received. The melo- dramatic production would have brought tears to young girls ' eyes fifty years ago, but brought tears of laughter this spring. The outstanding production was highlighted by excellent performances from Jean McClelland, Ron Poor- man, Marilyn Whitmire, Gary Weber, and Ed Kisiel under the direction of Tom Hostetter. As the excitement and en- thusiasm rose, so did the long hours and late nights of practice. Every member of the cast was rewarded with a standing ovation. 27 The campus came to life for Fredrick P. Sample ' s inauguration. It was the official beginning of a reign begun seven months earlier which already had several achievements to its credit, in- cluding the start toward new student government. Pomp was the order of the day, as representatives from eastern colleges and universities in their academic finery joined with a full house consisting of students, alumni, and friends to install a new presi- dent. 28 Challenge and Decision With the graduation of the senior class, the campus dies for the summer. For the graduate, it is the end of his career in the ivory tower of Valley ' s campus. For some will come the challenge of still further education, while the others tackle a career they have chosen and begin facing the chal- lenge of the outside world. 29 30 Frosh Highlight Fall Fall is the official reawakening. The campus springs to life with upperclassmen, mixed in feeling about the beginning that is very familiar to them, and freshmen eager to meet the challenges of their very new environment. There are frolics of a different sort which the upperclassmen are content to watch. The frosh, busily adapting to these institutional games, classwork, and fellow students, are the leaders of the fall excitement. •S 31 rf 32 33 Sophomores Wet but Victorious One of the most intense desires on the part of both the freshmen and the sophomores is to remain dry. Toward this end the sophomore class had been known to take all the advantages, giving the frosh no quarter. Occasionally the stacked deck falls the wrong way but this year the freshmen ' s luck did not prevail. 5 35 Mingling of Past and Present Homecoming is an excitement set aside mainly for the alumni, who come to cheer an old alma mater and reminisce about when they were college students. Men in suits and women in knee-length dresses mingle with the college student of today. They enjoy the traditional foot- ball game, wonder about this year ' s strangle play, and discuss with little conclusion what the world will be- come in the hands of this hairy, rebellious generation of future alumni. A 36 4 Homecoming and the New Colony Six 39 40 The Byrds Come to LVC L V C Snowed Under Winter is a time to finish what one has been doing all semester. But when the first snow comes, all work is forgotten and a snowball fight or two of mammoth pro- portions takes place in the quad or in front of the Dining Hall. Everyone thinks more about tobogganing in the graveyard and getting warm afterward, then about the impending exams and papers. The snow and cold that brought so much fun also brought a flu epidemic, slippery, unshovelled sidewalks and hopes for an early spring. ? 42 $ r • i% - {;$ . i mm . - T 43 Bells and Belles The Christmas season is marked by the Community Christmas Service, and the Christmas Dinner Dance. Sandy Kumpf was crowned as this year ' s Christmas Queen at the Student Council sponsored evening. Everyone had Christmas parties and plenty of Christmas spirits before they left the campus for the hol idays. 44 New Decade Starts With Finals After New Year ' s, the campus filled again with students madly at work completing papers and be- ginning to study for finals. The three day reading period was spent by students finishing up work, starting to study or just goofing off. Most of us suffered through finals, often having two in one day, then spent our break recuperating and looking forward to a new semester. 45 Winter Season Adds Symposium Winter was also the time of the Mid-Year Symposium. Long lines and, once inside, a hot stuffy theatre were the atmos- phere for this introduction to The Negro in Films. Dr. Clarence Cripps led the symposium which traced the Negro image in movies from silent films to present times. Miss Ruby Dee opened the symposium with a lecture. The symposium offered an introduction to concepts and problems not covered within the framework of the regular curriculum. It provided a touch of reality in the college situation, usually concerned mainly with theories and speculations. 46 I 47 Ready, . . . Aim, . 48 49 . . 50 V- fc w?: ' tjmp- ■• ; , PERSONALITIES Mr. and Miss Quittie Roger Probert and Martha Waring 52 Quittie Court Susie Shenk, Cathy Johnson, Diane Simmons and Theresa Featherstone 53 Mr. and Miss Athlete Jane Snyder and Ed Thomas 54 Mr. and Miss LVC Barbara Asplund and John Ulrich 55 Homecoming Queen Margaret Walker Homecoming Court Barbara Warwick, Allison Doney, Nancy Nicodemus, Kay Forker, Connie Givler, Nancy Alber, Lynn Gavett 56 57 58 Juniors Voted Outstanding FAR LEFT, UPPER: S. Shenk, D. Smith, D. Samples. FAR LEFT, LOWER: L. Henderson, T. Feafhersfone, K. Johnson. UPPER LEFT: R. Morris, D. Fox, P. Roth. LOWER LEFT: M. Waring, L. Waring, J. Snyder. FAR RIGHT: P. Boyer, T. Cesxare, M. Cake. 59 60 Who ' s Who FAR LEFT: S. Shue, N. Swenson. UPPER LEFT: C. Linebaugh, D. Myers, G. Phelps, G. Myers. LOWER LEFT: G. Scoff. J. Beardsley. UPPER RIGHT: R. Hofmann, R. Grein- er, J. Bitner. LOWER RIGHT: T. Hosfeffer, C. Sen- ninger, B. Allen, C. Irwin. MISSING: J. Bowman, J. Grube, P. Horn, E. Houch. ACADEMICS 63 65 66 FAR LEFT: Dr. James O. Beamesderfer, Chaplain UPPER LEFT: Dr. Carl Y. Ehrhart, Vice President and Dean of the College LOWER LEFT: Dr. Earl R. Mezoff, Vice President and Assistant to the Presi- dent UPPER RIGHT: Miss Martha C. Faust, Dean of Women LOWER RIGHT: Dr. Robert C. Riley, Vice President and Controller FAR RIGHT: Mr. George R. Marquette, Dean of Men UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Margie Yeiser, Head Nurse; Elaine Gerhard, Judy Creeger, Resident Nurses FAR LEFT: Mr. Robert B. Harnish, Manager of the Book Store and Snack Bar LOWER LEFT: Mr. Robert C. Hartman, Accountant UPPER RIGHT: Mrs. Elizabeth Oft, Mrs. Kate Rohland, Head Residents LOWER RIGHT: Miss D. Rice, Mrs. E. Brown, Mrs. F. T. Fields, Dr. D. E. Fields, Mrs. A. Diehl, Mrs. F. Steckman, Library Staff FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Margaret S. Millard, Dietician T J f - 1 if . : . 69 70 •mm . ' . Ha r ' « LEBANON WIEYCOIIfGE FAR LEFT: Dr. Ra ph S. Shay, Assistant Dean and Registrar UPPER LEFT: Mr. David M. Long, Director of Alumni Relation LOWER LEFT: Mrs. E. G. Carmean, Mrs. A. K. Monteith, Mr. R. V. Showers, Public Relations UPPER RIGHT: Mr. John McFadden, Assistant Director of Development LOWER RIGHT: Mr. D. Clark Carmean, Director of Admissions FAR RIGHT: Mr. Robert M. Wonderling, Director of Development ABOVE: Miss D. Bott and Mr. G. Stanson, Admissions Advisors 71 FACULTY 72 FAR LEFT, UPPER: Dr. Paul Wolf, Biology FAR LEFT, LOWER: Mr. Richard Joyce, History LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. C. F. Joseph Tom, Economics LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Dr. Jeanne Argot, Biology RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Paul Stambach, Religion RIGHT CENTER, CENTER: Mr. William Fairlamb, Music RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Roger Gaeckler, Physical Educ. FAR RIGHT: Mrs. Mary Lewin, Mathematics 73 74 FAR LEFT, UPPER: Mr. Werner Peterke, Economics FAR LEFT, LOWER: Mr. Richard Iskowitz, Art LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Mrs. June Herr, Education LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Ronald Burrichter, Music RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Mr. Gerald Petrofes, Physical Education RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Keith Kilgore, Political Science FAR RIGHT, UPPER: Dr. Voorhis Cantrell, Religion FAR RIGHT, LOWER: Mrs. Agnes O ' Donnell, English ■ ■ ■ I I K- - - } • ii.ii ' , ' ! . 75 . ££ K 76 FAR LEFT: Dr. Karl lockwood, Chemistry LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Mr. Robert Smith, Music LEFT CENTER. CENTER: Mrs. Elizabeth Garman, Physical Education LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. William Kerr, Education RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Miss Charlotte Knarr, Psychology RIGHT CENTER, CENTER: Dr. Pierce Cetz, Music RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Dr. Alex Fehr, Political Science FAR RIGHT: Mr. Glenn Woods, English 77 78 FAR LEFT, UPPER: Mr. Ronald Rogerson, Physical Educ. FAR LEFT, LOWER: Mr. Dayle Stare, Mathematics LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Allen Wolfe, Biology LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Miss Fay Burras, Mathematics UPPER CENTER: Dr. Hilda Damus, German RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Mr. Edward White, Sociology RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. William McHenry, Physical Educ. FAR RIGHT, UPPER: Mr. George Curfman, Music FAR RIGHT, LOWER: Mr. Richard Bell, Chemistry 79 ■ ili n:OT| V ;- FAR LEFT, UPPER: Dr. Jean Love, Psychology FAR LEFT, LOWER: Mr. Warren Thompson, Philosophy LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Perry Troutman, Religion LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Frank Stachow, Music RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Mrs. Malin Saylor, French RIGHT CENTER, CENTER: Dr. James Mather, Psychology RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. John Grace, Economics FAR RIGHT, UPPER: Dr. James Spencer, Chemistry FAR RIGHT, LOWER: Dr. Sylvia Malm, Biology 80 81 B2 I FAR LEFT: Dr. Robert Griswold, Chemistry LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. James Thurmond, Music LEFT CENTER, CENTER: Capt. Charles Cooper, Spanish LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Thomas Lanese, Music RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Jacob Rhodes, Physics RIGHT CENTER, CENTER: Mrs. Karen Coleman, English RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mrs. Geilan Hansen, Russian FAR RIGHT: Dr. Arthur Ford, English 83 FAR LEFT: Dr. S. Elizabeth Piel, German LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. George Struble, English LEFT CENTER, CENTER: Dr. Cloyd Ebersole, Education LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Dr. Samuel Grimm, Physics RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Barnard Bissinger, Mathematics RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Dr. Elizabeth Geffen, History FAR RIGHT, UPPER: Mr. John Ramsay, English FAR RIGHT, LOWER: Mr. J. Robert O ' Donnell, Physics 84 ; ' J 85 m FAR LEFT, UPPER: Dr. Harry Weast, Education FAR LEFT, LOWER: Dr. Anthony St. Pierre, Physics LEFT CENTER, UPPER: Dr. Anna Faber, English LEFT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Robert Lau, Music RIGHT CENTER, UPPER: Mrs. Frances Jamanis, Music RIGHT CENTER, LOWER: Mr. Vinod Maniyar, Economics FAR RIGHT: Dr. Howard Neidig, Chemistry 87 ■ ■ ■ • iV ■ ' , ' ■ '  ' ' •■ ' £ ' ■ • a  V .- ■ y V . •• ' ■ ' .••- v V. 1 - . ' r- 7 A)5 ; ■■■■; •■.-. l ' . ' • ;■ • :v :.:it.. , - -. ■■ . .. ' . ' .■■ ' ■ ■ ' ' -• ' •,; k ' , . ' ■ ' '  ' «; ' ' Av ' i ■ ' V: ■ ' : ' ■■ ; - . '  ?:: .•« ? -- ' -; r ' Vv • ■■•• ' ■ ■■ ■;. ' -:vV- , ;r . ' ' ! ' , ; .M ■ • ■ • -VA - •,; •. ' :.. ' . -:. - v ; ' - J • V ' v..- ' a..- .. -.,.,. ;:,:■ ' ••;: _. •■ .■■•■• ■.•: ;■.■; ' .•.■; .... y.n.-; ;; ■ ' ■■■;•■:■ ' . ' -, ■ ' ■ , v . ' ■ - V s - - ' ' ; ■ ' , •: :: ' ■:•• . ' vV a ' ' : ' i ' ; ' ■;: V. ' ' •• ' -.■■ V .:■=: ' • ' :. ; • -y r.? • .-, .■ ' •.:, .■■ ' «■ ...• ■ ' . CLASSES 89 7 1 ¥«•• Seniors FAR LEFT: OFFICERS: Pres., C. Linebaugh; V.P., B. Walsh; Sec, R. Hofmann; Treas., T. Whittle. UPPER LEFT: Standing: F. Kuhn, W. Bucher, B. Burdick, T. Bobofas. Kneeling: T. Svirslco. LOWER LEFT: J. Meade, G. Morse, E. Ko e, J. Grube, D. Stottlemeyer. UPPER RIGHT: B. Houser, S. Godsha , N. Thayer. LOWER RIGHT: V. Coble, M. Reidy, T. Hostetter. 90 • 7iMe 92 FAR LEFT: S. George, P. Werrell, S. Casagrand, N. Hollinger, UPPER LEFT: J. Corson, G. Steinruck, M. Ukasinski. LOWER LEFT: M. Hunskker, T. Flud, R. Frey, E Shipley CENTER: J. Edwards, P. Refa. FAR RIGHT: W. Weaver, B. McCann, C. DeBoeser. Baker. I I3WTS 5WTT ' flSJB (HT7T ' HHIKHWHI ' IM iiKi iiar wnt rcniw m«T 93 94 95 si ==-VfL- tf. • ..i - ■ - -,- ' v. . -. i UPPER LEFT: V. fme, M. A. Gllpatrick, L. Annaguey, 6. Sfachow LOWER LEFT: Kneeling: J. fraylic, J. Schreiber, Standing: H. Schreiber, R. Miller, B. Albert, M. TOP CENTER: E. Miltner, T. DeMarco, J. Dotlolo, R. Snell, E. Linker CENTER: J- P. Lewin, J. Barkow, L. Riedman, G Phelps UPPER RIGHT: M. Ade, D. Lapp Cupp. 97 niwiw i fsscai j aL 1 ? gen i UPPER LEFT: G. Scoff, J. Grube LOWER LEFT: B. Hunter, P. Werner, J. Gallo, H. Dinger CENTER: K. Htckerson, C. May, S. Shue, N. Wagner, M. Rice, N. Swenson, C. trwin UPPER RIGHT: Sitting: C. Benninger, R. A. Pfeil, P. Rau, J. Hummer. Standing: R. Hofmann, V. Strickler, C. Jones, C. Bn ' enzo. LOWER RIGHT: R. Kornmeyer, J. Biery, J. Mohrman, D. Murphy, J. Cranston, R, Walsh 99 ' . . -- ,, • - - UPPER LEFT: W. Moyer, J. Cooper, G. Myers, T. Nitka LOWER LEFT: S. Shedenhelm, J. Shuster, J. Yeagley TOP CENTER: Standing: M. Waltz, J. Penny, W. Coupe, M. Malion, M. Burns, R. Grimm. Kneeling: C. Campbell, L. Helt, 8. Andrews LEFT CENTER: L. Gunderson, C. Greene, E. Houck, P. Horn, G. Roush UPPER RIGHT: P. Stock, A. Basset!, S. Willman LOWER RIGHT: L. Bowman, J. Ill, G. Shaffer, J. Nornhold 101 FAR LEFT: Kneeling: D. Carter. Standing: J. Bitner, P. Caulker, B. Sherman UPPER LEFT: S. Greiner, M. Hardenstine, J. Creeger, D. Myers LOWER LEFT: J. litis, D. Witt, W. Wilkes TOP CENTER: B. Brandt, R. A. Peterson, E. Zeiders CENTER: M. Ahrens, 8. Dobinsky, D. Clemens, J. Croft, N. Sener FAR RIGHT: S. Stambach, C. Hoefhch, L. T. Dorr, E. Peters, D. Merrill, M. Church 103 Juniors OFFICERS: S. Shenk, Treasurer T. Featherstone, Secretary R. Gotwalt, Vice President H. Gregory, President 104 Linda S. Ammlung Music Education Barbara E. Andrews English Barbara J. Asplund Elementary Education Donald R. Bechtel Psychology Glen E. Beidel Chemistry Kathy T. Bell Economics and Bus. Adm. David H. Binkley Music Education Catherine G. Bither Chemistry Donald P. Bloser, Jr. Chemistry Frank E. Bolway II Sociology 105 Richard L. Bowen Music Education Ellen A. Boyar Sociology Oscar A. History Boyer Pamela J. Spanish Boyer Connie J. Brocious Biology Carl J. Brown, Jr. Psychology Enid K. Burgess Music Education Marianne L. Cake Biology Georgene M. Carmany Elementary Education 106 Irene L. Carrilio English Thomas W. Cestare History Thomas W. Corbett, Jr. Political Science Dianne M. Cottrell English Susan E. Cramer Chemistry Beverly A. Cushnie Chemistry Thomas B. Davis History Suzanne P. DeLong Sociology Marjorie R. Dodge English 107 Susan R. Dorman Music Education Robert C. Dresch Psychology Deborah A. Ellicott Biology Donald F. Engle English Mona A. Enquist Sociology Robert D. Etchberger Elementary Education Theresa M. Featherstone Elementary Education David L. Feldman Biology Larry A. Fenner Biology Carol A. Fetter Biology 108 Dale E. Fetzer English Gary W. Fleagle Music Education Lorelei M. Floyd Religion Donna J. Fluke Music Terry L. Folk German Diane E. Fox Medical Technology Joann Fritz Elementary Education Barry E. Fry English Robert F. Fuhrer Psychology John J. Gallo English 109 Kevin E. Garner Music Education Elaine L. Gerhard Nursing John R. Gibble Sociology Keith D. Gitterman Biology Sally L. Godshall English Gregory F. Goldsmith Biology Robert W. Gotwalt Psychology Deborah L. Gould Music Education Dennis M. Graybill Economics and Bus. Adm. 110 Harvey G. Gregory Elementary Education Carol C. Grove English Reid W. Habecker Chemistry William C. Hafer Liberal Arts Kenneth M. Hale, Jr. English James M. Hansen Liberal Arts Cheryl A. Hartman Elementary Education Erma J. Hastings English Jann C. Helbig Elementary Education III Linda B. Henderson Music Education Donna L. Henning Sociology Elizabeth W. Henninger Psychology Anne L. Hickerson Sociology Melissa J. Hoffman Elementary Education Susan M. Hoover Music Education Nancie J. Hummel Sociology Anne L. Jameson Religion Catherine S. Johnson Elementary Education James E. Johnston Music Education 112 Barbara L. Jones Biology Robert E. Jones Liberal Arts Donald E. Keener Music Education Barbara L. Kinney Elementary Education Kathy L. Knauer Elementary Education Gregory A. Kramer Biology Karen L. Kupper Mathematics Ernest J. Lawton III Liberal Arts Patricia M. Legath Medical Technology Jessica H. Leonard Elementary Education 113 Nancy J. Leibenguth German Patricia L. Ludwig Elementary Education John H. Lynch, Jr. Religion Paul T. Lyter Chemistry Robert A. Mains Music Education Jean R. Mazzotta English Sandra M. McConaghay Music Education Nancy F. McLean Economics and Bus. Adm. Charlotte A. Megill Elementary Education 114 Deborah L. Meima Elementary Education Anita J. Meiser Mathematics Stephen J. Mellini Liberal Arts David A. Mi Liberal Arts David E. Miller Economics and Bus. Adm. Eugene M. Moore Music Education Robert W. Morris Economics and Bus. Adm. Michael E. Morrison Biology Frederick J. Moury, Jr. History 115 Michael L. O ' Hara Mathematics George J. Pence, Jr. Biology Margaret K. Petteiger English Roger H. Probert Psychology William L. Radice Psychology James M. Ramey Biology Ronald O. Reed Music Education Cynthia A. Reifsnyder Music Education Diane J. Renninger Elementary Education Susan R. Rich English 116 Deborah A. Ripley Biology Martha F. Robins Elementary Education Julie Rojahn Elementary Education Barbara M. Roth Elementary Education Priscilla L. Roth English Brenda M. Russell Elementary Education Margie A. Rutherford Psychology Scott G. Ryland Chemistry Donald W. Samples Physics John M. Sass Biology 117 Alice J. Schade Elementary Education Bette J. Scherfel Biology Shirley M. S ' Chioniere Music Education James A. Schnader Music Education Martha M. Schreiber Elementary Education Rosemary E. Seaman Sociology Charles L. Semmel Mathematics Linda M. Shaw French David C. Shellenberger Religion 118 C. Suzanne Shenk Psychology Jane E. Shomper Elementary Education John M. Shroad, Jr. Psychology Diane M. Simmons Music Education Allison C. Smith Music Education Dennis G. Smith Psychology Robert G. Smith Mathematics Jane C. Snyder English Joanne E. Sockle English 119 Michael S. Stempkowski Economics and Bus. Adm. Kenneth J. Sterner Music Education Jeffery J. Stock Biology Barry H. Streeter Liberal Arts Deborah A. Strickler Sociology Norman A. Sutphin Music Education Larry E. Sweger Music Education Gary J. Templin Actuarial Science Greg L. Teter Biology Edward F. Thomas Psychology 120 Maureen F. Thomas Medical Technology Georgia M. Thompson Sociology Richard B. Thompson History William J. Thompson Psychology Eric J. Uberseder Psychology Jeffrey P. VanDillen Chemistry Louise B. Waring Music Education Martha B. v Varing Elementary Education Brian D. Wayne Psychology Gary B. Weber Music Education 121 Robert V. Weller, Jr. Political Science John F. Wenzel English Nancy J. Werner Music Education Marilyn L. Whitmire Music Education Terrence L. Wible Religion David O. Wilbur Biology Kathleen F. Wilke Elementary Education John R. Wise, Jr. Biology Timothy L. Wissler Music 122 Wendy L. Worrilow Liberal Arts Mary A. Yarasavage Medical Technology Betty L. Yarrington Elementary Education Susan D. Yinger Biology Joseph C. Zimmerman Elementary Education Robert R. Zolad Political Science JUNIORS NOT PICTURED James P. Bender Political Science William G. Conrad Liberal Arts Lynn J. Craft Liberal Arts Paul S. Fisher Music Education Wilbur A. Hamsher Physics Andrew R. King Elementary Education Linda R. Loose Music Education LeRoy A. McClure English Louis Mylecraine Biology Peter N. Pyles German Linda S. Rood Mathematics Jerry W. Solomon Music Education John D. Ulrich Economics and Bus. Adm. Charles G. Zerbe Biology 123 Sophomores ®L ? j .. S IV ' VffJLai 124 UPPER LEFT: OFFICERS: Pres., J. Wilson; V.P., D. Stein; Sec, N. Cvi ' ic; Treas., A Swa m. UPPER CENTER: Right to Left: G. Teter; C. Etter; J. Anderson; T. Koons; J. Rowe; G. Arnold; C. Werner; R. Herbert. LOWER CENTER: First Row: D. Nagy, D. Bachman; D. SteHy; J. Powell. Second Row: P. Whiting; J. Huber; D. Valois; S. Fly; G. Fox; J. Landis. LOWER LEFT: First Row: L. Armour; R. Lobianco; R. Ho brook; J. Kurkis. Second Row: D. Boltz; G. Harris; J. Hersey; P. lasinski; E. Gasparino; J. Holbrook. UPPER LEFT: First Row: H. Chwatt, D. Stull, S. Spiese, J. Brandt, R. Templin, T. Richardson. Second Row: P. Shearer, M. Spangler, M. Sink, S. Hunsicker, D. Teyssier. Third Row: D. Smith, K. Tortora, A. Swa m. LOWER LEFT: First Row: D. Stein, C. Fa oon, R. Nick- erson. Second Row: T. Leach, S. Hubscher, B. Riff- man, S. Schadt. MIDDLE: B. Alford, C. Thomson, D. Snyder. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: B. Graff, S. Bract:- bill, S. Magdule. Second Row: S. Rohland, D. Sim- mons, S. Manbeck, J. Iserman. LOWER RIGHT: First Row: A. Stachow, S. Wida, J. Rumfield, S. Saubel. BACK: B. Quairoli, S. Shaffer, J. Schoch. 126 127 128 UPPER LEFT: Seated: J. Abernathy; S. Bell; Left to Right: C. Fiedler; B. Yost; C. Acosfa; B. Huber; P. Zaharfa, B. Beeler; D. Bates. LOWER LEFT: Seated: C. Riccaboni; J. Otto; P. Zerbe. Standing: R.Ness; A. Melman; T. Naus; R. Renshaw; C. Isselee; J. Matheson; L. Mower; W. Leed; L. Fisher; B. VanArkel. UPPER RIGHT: Seated: N. McCullough; J. Kerschner; P. Brown; A. Ramsdell; K. Wallner; V. Perosa; R. Rehrig; G. Deveney; Standing: T. Thompson; G. Petrie. 129 f- ekkss 4 raw VV1 ff RS, -. ■ y UPPER LEFT: Seated: J. Smith, M. Brlghtbill. A. Brandsberg. Behind: A. Bowman, J. DiPiero, J. Conforti, i. Larthy, S. Cranage. LOWER LEFT: Seated: C. Kock, C. Kirk, S Kumpf. Standing: B. Cam, J. Klutz, A. Krepps, R Lmthurst, M Keiver, H. Ktpp. UPPER RIGHT: Seated: D. Gladhill, J. Garber, F Garber. Standing: D. fine, F. DeBoer, C. Free and. G Evans, T. Strizver, E. Fasnacht, L. Boschen, D. Fowler. LOWER LEFT: Seated: J. Creeger, P. Eberhart, R. DeBaun, P. Bowd.rch Stand- ing: P Harubm, S. Wolfe, K Stoltz. R Ellison 1 Crook. D. Drimones, C. Drescher, P. Daugherfy. N Cvijic 131 UPPER LEFT: Seated: B. Hall, J. Hammond, G. Fasnachf, E. Heiser, 8. Maxwell, R. f. Sourbeer, J lalesla, 8. Jones, E Johnson, 8 Jones. UPPER MIDDLE: Seated: M Grant, P. Haas, D. G ' bb e. Standing: M. Graves, J. Hanmgan, f. Stachow, R. G. Sullo, 5. Withers, 8. Robinson, C. Tice, L. Weaver. Back: D. Wilkens, J. Wilson, D. Wolf, M. Uberseder. Meckley, J. Holt, S. Hoover, L. Kauffman. Standing: Housermen, D. Hosteiter, M. Bartell, R. Haas, W HeHner, B. Leas, A. Handel. LOWER MIDDLE: Front: C. Ruff, B. Jones, G. Wohlgemuth, L. Todt, D. Zweier, 132 133 Freshmen n % ' ii t i £ I . UPPER LEFT: OFFICERS: Left to Right: Bill Morrison, Treasurer; Bill Hall, Pres. Tony Leach, V. P. Debbie Steiner, Sec. LOWER LEFT: First Row: J. Wright, J. Callahan; D. Singer. Second Row: T. Wilson; D. Wertz; S. White; R. Wilson; M. Muirhead. Third Row: V. Oberdorff; B. Workman; 0. Ward; J. Wert. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: T. Thorne R. Brisnner; B. Shipe; L. Gavett; G. Diana; L. Putland; D. Trullinger; M. Thomas. Second Row: F. Tomarchio, C. Rothermel; P. Smith; M. Pollick; T. Stewart; J. Russo; R. Shane; S. Sener. LOWER LEFT: Seated: A. Philippi; D. Sfeiner. Second Row: E. Nottingham. S Siepietow- ski; G. Johnson; J. Brandt; N. Alber. Third Row: N. Go a; R. Tomrell; B. Stoclcer; M. Shoup; B. Shoe- maker. 135 136 UPPER LEFT: First Row: C. Evans, C. Drouf. Second Row: D. East, B. Seidel, R. Glick. Third Row: D. Kirchhof, K. Eakin, J. Barrett. LOWER LEFT: First Row: M. Edwards, M. Weigel, K. Bangert, N. Crowther, D. Krautter, P. Grimes, J. Jandorsitz. Second Row: A, Curtis, P. Wilson, B- Holmes, R. Kramer, H. Henckler. UPPER RIGHT: First Row: B. Ervin, W. Fox. Second Row: J. Englehart, D. Erb, K. Forker, M. Currin, J. Bostock, J. Garguilo, H. Ulmer, M. Dortch. Third Row: R. Cassar, R. Tetrow, J. Banzhoff LOWER RIGHT: First Row: J. Mono, S. Crum. SECOND ROW: J. fasten, D. Ellis, S. Snyder, L. Diehl, B. Baughman. 137 1 k ■ L i ■ 138 UPPER LEFT: First Row: C. Wales, A. Doney, M. Walker, D. Seegart, R. Tanner, D. Tharp, J. Womer. Second Row: F. Stab- ley, T. Chesney, G. Wagner, S. Beam, C. Suda, A. Houtz. LOWER LEFT: First Row: R. Greening, T. Heisey. Second Row: M. Hinkle, L. Hough, C. Crawford, L. Immen, A. Griswald, 8. Hall, J. Brown, J. Hubley. UPPER RIGHT: Standing: J. Lester, M. Richmond, K. Ehinger, S. Harding, B. Blazer. Seated: B. Johnston, J. Turner, J. Mardula, R. Heckman. LOWER RIGHT: First Row: G. Walmer, J. Vanderveur, B. Winters, D. Scholler, N. Rowley. Second Row: K. Gilberg, K. Linde, S. Wagner, R. Wert, K. Moller, T. Winters, S. Wise, J. Whitman. 139 UPPER LEFT: First Row: B. Lutz, C. Becker, C. Gibbler. Second Row: D. Frantz, J. Kundrat. Third Row: D. Kramer, E. Cor- don, D. Leathers, B. Miller, M. .aver, T. Leach, J. GaNun. LOWER LEFT: First Row: M. Burkett, F. Tilger, K. Aston, T. Beresford, D. Brown. UPPER RIGHT: Left to Right: W. Jordan, G. Meyers, G. Casey, J. Zeartoss, D. Stetler, J. Rudiak, F. Tomar- shio, R. McClelland, J. Hubley. LOWER RIGHT: Left to Right: J. Calyer, C. Miller, J. Miller, R. Reber, P. McC e and, W. Morrison, T. Martin, J. Murphy, R. McCarren. 140 UPPER LEFT: Seated: C. Johnston, J. Irvine, P. Deneen, C. Bronneck, R. Kaplan, B. Kilmer, L. Keegan. Standing: S. Kopp, J. Bulko, P. Kaiser. LOWER LEFT: Sitting: S. Puglisi, B. Phillips, C. Perta, D. Naugle, P. Schieifer, J. Rebhorn, N. Nicodemus. UPPER RIGHT: Left to Right: G. Schwarz, D. Reinecker, J. Short, C. Wubbena, L. Royahn, L. Robinson, L. Witmire, S. Reese, D. Walmer, P. Rowland, W. Schn ' ber. LOWER RIGHT: Sitting: B. Rangnow, J. Kinse a, E. lannarella. Center: C. Garland, M. Hamill, W. Johnson. Row: D. Latsha, R. McCabe, D. Gordon, C. Anderson, S. Janiak, R. Grisi. 143 ORGANIZATIONS 145 K appa La mbda S igma i. Jeff Hersey 2. John Gallo 3. Tom Svirsko 4. Jim Wesferfield 5. David Wilbur 6. Rich Snell 7. Mike Morrison 8. Dave Snyder 9. Bob LoBianco 10. Louie Armour 11. Ted Lyter 12 Paul Werner 13. John Ulrich 14. Ken Stoltz 15. George Petrie 16. Bob DeBaun 17. Paul Lasinsky 18. Jim Hanson 19. John Rados 20. Eric Uberseder 21. Bob Morris 22. Dave Steffy 23. Jeff VanDillen 24. Scott Ryland 25 Pete Harubin 26. John Dottolo 27. Dan Robey 28. Bob Hunter 29. Ron Miller 30. Rich Haas 31 Larry Morrison 32. Henry Dinger 33. Erich Linker 34 Ernie Miltner 146 147 Phi Lambda Sigma i. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14 15. 16. 17. 18 19. Bob Walsh Jim Biery Robin Kornmeyer Craig Werner Barry Streeter Joe Anderson Bob Jones Mike Stempkowski Bob Zolad Ed Thomas Bill Jones Jeff Thompson Tom Corbett Tom Koons Craig Linebaugh Bill Kline Don Bechtel Bill Radice Dave Lilien 20. 21. 22 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 30. 36. 37. 38. Dave Murphy Barry Burdick Bob Fuhrer Bill Alford John Schock Rex Herbert Jim latesta Roger Proberf Jeff Rowe Taki Bobotas Greg Tetter Frank Kuhn Greg Arnold Chip Etter John Wenzel Tom Cestare Dave Miller Bob Gotwald Greg Scott 148 149 150 Knights Of The Valley i. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 9. 10. 11. 12. 13 U IS 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23 Denny Smith Don Samples Bill Allen Chuck Semmel Dave Hosteller Bill Wheeler Bob Dresch Bob Greiner Joe Meyers Doug Poffenberger Denny Graybill George Glen Penn Bowdirch Joel Riedel Bob Dunnick Bill Fissel Dave Feldman Bruce Welsh Tom Wittle Greg Thomas Keith Gittermann Dave Shellenberger Harvey Gregory 151 pp - ■ ft i - . : ' - ■ s ' .-. 1 ■ 1 1 1 ■ Delta Lambda Sigma 1 Julie Rojahn 2. Diane Renninger 3 Carol Brienzo 4. Linda Henderson 5. Cheryl Hartman 6. Gail Fasnacht 7. Carol Run 8. Julie Hummer 9. Beth Jones 10. Pat Brandsberg 11. Dr. Malm 12. Carol Benninger 13. Diane Simmons 14 Rolanda Hoffman 15. Dottie Merrill 16. Sandy Kumpf 17. Jan Hammond 18. Ev Heiser 19. Sue Willman 20. Barb Hall 21. Barb Maxwell 22. Jan Creeger 23. Sue Bellas 24. Andrea Brandsberg 25. Fran Stachow 26 Kathy Wood 27. Cindy Reifsnyder 28. Ann Bassett 29. Mary Yarasavage 153 Kappa Lambda Nu 1. Marji Dodge 13. Barb Asplund 2. Becky Leas 14. Pat Dougherty 3. Susie Hoover 15. Peggy Whiting 4. Minerva 16 Suzy Shenk 5. Charlene Tice 17. Natalie Cvijic 6. Beth Robinson IS Margie Rutherford 7. Marianne Cake 19. Betsy Scherfel 8. Wendy Worrilow 20. Suzi Shedenhelm 9. Maureen Thomas 21 JoAnn Yeagley 10. Nancie Hummel 22. Debbie Monaghan 11. Pam Boyer 23 Lukie Bowen 12. Jan Shuster 24 Phran Haas 154 155 Alpha Phi Omega r$$L . s a m wd $. p (i X7 J ,T ;I o i j3ir mA I 1 p ui n T l. Eric Shipley 14. Barry Dobinsky 2. Rich Thompson 15. Jerry Powell 3. Greg Myers 16. Ken Edwards 4. Jensen Groff 17. Bob Andrews 5. Bob Smith 18. Bob Brandt 6. Dennis Nagy 19 Fred Mowry 7. Dave Stull 20. Neil Sener 8. Mike Bartell 21. Larry Boschen 9. Jack Penny 22. Rich Grimm 10. Jim Cooper 23. Dennis Wolf 11. Malcolm Ahrens 24. Mike Bukett 12. Reid Habecker 25. Andy Krebbs 13 Bill Moyer 26. Masaji Yoshida 156 157 Gamma Sigma Sigma 1. Roberta Harro 16. Sue Cramer 2. Bonnie Baker 17. Glenna Wohlgemuth 3 Pat Ludwig 18. Carol May 4. Sue Shue 19. Barb Kinney 5. Anita Meiser 20. Carol Hoeflich 6. Carol Irwin 21. Maureen Rice 7. Cheryl Acosta 22. Kathy Wilke 8 Margie Hardenstine 23. Donna Lapp 9. Elaine Peters 24. Nancy Swenson 10. Becky Huber 25. Marcia Sink 11. Betty Beeler 26. Ruth Ann Peterson 12. Sue VanHouten 27. Jann Helbig 13. Georgene Carmany 28. Lynn Craft 14 Joann Otto 29. Melissa Hoffman 15. Claire Fiedler 30. Candy Falloon 158 ft 159 160 Sinfonia 1. Tom Hostetter 13. Steve Spiese 2. Ken Hale 14 Jerry Soloman 3. Gary Fleagle 15. Ron Renshaw 4. Bob Frey 16 Ed Kolle 5. Don Carter 17. Gary Weber 6. Dave Myers 18 Dave Boltz 7. Vic Coble 19 Norm Sutphin 8- John Bitner 20. Paul Fisher 9 Bob Sherman 21 Larry Sweger 10. Ric Bowen 22 Tim Wissler 11. Ed Fasnacht 23 Ron Burrichter 12 Don Keener 24 Max Hunsicker 161 Sigma Alpha L L a y ci ' ' I aT vftih fi f° if 511 K r ii I m W V vi iil 1 r( i. Donna Fluke 17. Sandy George 2. Linda Ammlung 18. Pat Horn 3. Louise Waring 19. Joyce Huber 4 Nancy Werner 20. Jane Rumfield 5. Brenda Russell 21. Joann Otto 6. Sue Casagrand 22. Candy Falloon 7. Allison Smith 23. Bonnie Baker 8 Margaret Rasmussen 24 Carol Green 9. Jan Baumann 25. Eileen Koch 10. Gloria Roush 26 Marjorie Uberseder 11. Carol Ricaboni 27. Sandy McConaghay 12. Pat Zerbe 28. Ann Jameson 13. Pat Werrell 29. Martha Waring 14. Phyllis Bacher 30. Eileen Houch 15. Marilyn Whitmire 31. Denise Teyssier 16. Marilyn Graves 162  4 ••   . k A ■ I t W 1 1 ' jfljw w if 1 1 1 Ik. i I 0 _, N , Z r i5 ,IW «Jr . j - IP ™ 1 V ■ •■ A « •5 1 k 4 Student Council Row One: D. Stetfy, J. Ulrich, R. Holbrook, R. Fuhrer, L. Bowman. Row Two: F. Sfachow, 8. Aspiund, D. Smith, S. Shenk, J. Edwards, K. Johnson, J. Creeger, K. Walker, B. Warwick. 164 Student Senate Row One: R. Gotwalt, J. Wenzel, B. Hall, M. Waring, T. Featherstone, T. Cestare, E. Shaffer. Row Two: R. Greiner, J. Holbrook, E. Thomas, W. Allen, W. Bucher. 165 Executive Committee President Sample, C. Linebaugh, L Henderson, Captain Cooper, Mr. Stanson, E. Boyar, C. Myers, Mr. Thompson. Missing: Air. Wonderl ' tng. 166 White Hats Row One: B. Ho brook, S. Shenk, N. Hummel, J. Creeger, 8. Aspiund, C. Ruff, B. Robinson, M. Enquist, A. Swalm, J. Sockle. Row Two: i. Henderson, D. Simmons, S. Kumpf, G. Myers. Row Three: C. Ltnebaugh, S. Rohland, F. Sfachow. 167 La Vie Collegienne Ro w One: R. Brown, L. Mylecraine, M. Hausermann, T. Carriiio, 5. Wiliman, 8. Andrews. Row Two; L. Riedman, G. Phelps, P. Grimes, M. Weigel, R. Rehrig, B. Hunter, J. Snyder, P. Stock, R. Thompson, R. Johnston, L. Kauffman, S. Hunsicker, D. Snyder. 168 Quittie Seated: D. fox, 6. Asplund. Standing: J. Rudiak, Rutherford, D. Samples. B. Warwick, B. Hastings, M. JIJHilfii . 169 S C A First Row: Left to Right: J. Otto, J. Smith, R. Peterson, C. Irwin, D. Smith, G. Thompson, A. Mei ' ser, T. CrooJc, J. Creeger, L, Bowan. Second Row: C. Acosfa, C. Feidler, K. Wilke, B. Brandt, D. Sche enberg, Pres., P. Bowditch, J. Jones, E. John- son, G. Myers, F. Moury. 170 Delta Tau Chi Lefl to Right: R. Brandt, Vice Pres., F. Moury, Chaplain, R. Peterson, B. McCann, K. Kupper, A. Fillippi, E. Zeiders, Pres. 171 172 J} ■ , Wig and Buckle Row One: T. Hosfeffer, D. Safes. Row Two: M. Hunsicker, 6. Baker, K. Hale, C. Falloon, D. Zwier, G. Fleagle, B. Mains, G. Deveney, B. Frey, J. Sockle, R. Bowen. Row Three: P. McClelland, G. Weber, D. Carter, J. Johnston, B. McCann. Alpha Psi Omega Row One: G. Fleagle, B. Frey, D. Bates, B. Mams. Row Two: G. Weber, J. Sockle, R. Bowen. Row Three: B. Baker, T. Hosfeffer, M. Hunsicker. 173 Chemistry Club First Row: Left to Right: H. Schreibe r, Vice Pres., J. Schreiber. Back: B. Helt, S. Cupp, S. Shedenhelm, Sec., R. Miller, S. Dobinsky, J. Groff, Pres., R. Andrews, N. Sener. 174 J k Physics Club Front: D. Poffenberger. Back: Left to Right: Mr. O ' Donne , T. Whittle, J Cooper, W. Ham- sher, C. Semme , R. Ellison, Mr. St. Pierre. Math Club Seated: Left to Rirjht: M. Hardenstine, S. Foltz, B. Beeler, C. Fiedler, B. Huber. Standing: J. Riedel, B. Creiner, D. Samples, £. Shipley. A t 175 Beta Beta Beta Front Row: Left to Right: K. Hickerson; M. Yarasavage; N. Swenson; D. Fox; L. fenner; W. Coupe; Dr. Wolf; B. Albert; G. Steiner. Seated: L. Morrison. Pi Gamma Mu Seated: Left to Right: N. McLean; M. Mellon. Standing: Left to Right: E. Zeiders; G. Glen; J. Bitner; T. Davis. 176 177 Childhood Education Club Row One: N. McCullough, K. Wallner, D. Renninger, B. Asplund. Row Two: D. Meima, G. Carman , J. Otto, L. KauHman, C. Acosfa, J. Smith, M. Richmond, L Todt, B. Russell, J. Helbig. S-PSEA Row One: M. Graves, L. Ammlung, N. Werner, S. Foltz. Row Two: 8. Russell, M. Waring, K. Hale. 178 179 Psi Chi Left to Right: Miss Knarr, W. Moyer, N. Wagner, Dr. Mather Psych Club First Row: Left to Right: N. Wagner, W. Moyer, T. Feather- stone, Miss Knarr. Second Row: T. DeMarco, R. Probert, B. Fuhrer, D. Becbtel, B. Radke. 180 Investment Club First Row: Left to Right: L. Bowman, Pres., S. Cupp, Vice Pres., D. Steffy, Sec, R- Morris, Treas. Second Row: N. McLean, E. Shaffer, R. Miller, D. Braren, B. fissel. Third Row: R. Grimm, D. Graybill, T. Nitka, J. Bitner, M. Bartell, R. Fefrow. Sociology Club First Row: Left to Right: S. DeLong Sec, J. Edward, Pres., B. James, Sec, E Schaffer, Vice Pres. Second Row: R. Sea men, E. Boyar, G. Thompson, J. Gibble, E Zeiders. Third Row: L. Bowman, R. Heff ner, G. Beidel, S Rich, J. Klulz. 181 Green Blotter Left to Right: Dr. Ford; L. Riedman; Snyder; M. Reidy; J. Bowman. 6. Hunter; J. 182 Chess Club Left to Right: W. Hafer; M. Dortch; R. Shipe; S. Rich, Sec; R. Heffner, Pres.; J. Klutz, Treas.; B. Schre faer, A I. Birang; G Beidel. AAissing: 8. Fisher. 183 Russian Club First Row: Left to Right: R. Wert; J. Howdy; K. Loomis; Mrs. Hansen; D. Bates K. Wilke. Second Row: J. Ho brook; J. Hersey; C. Werner; R. SneH; T. Svirsko T. Koons; N. Gasper no; £. Anspach. Third Row: J. Kurkis; R. Ho brook; L. Larthey G. Harris; R. Probert; F. Sourbeer; J. DiPiero; J. latesta. Fourth Row: A. Ca abrese D. Wagner. Fifth Row: W. Hafer; C. Effer; E. Linker; S. Cranage; D. Brown; B. Ervin; J. Rowe; D. Miller; S. Mellini; T. Trone; E. Shaffer. Marching Band 185 I j.ii y w jH ? « J-  9Sr 186 2 ? •i • 187 188 Concert Choir Row One: C. Green, M. Whitmire, D. Simmons, L. Waring, W. Weaver, D. Gladhill, D. Fluke, D. Erb, N. Leibenguth, J. Brandt, A. Jameson, S. DeLong, S. George. Row Two: S. Kumpf, M. Robins, P. Bacher, R. Wilson, S. McConaghay, E. Burgess, M. Waring, S. Casagrand, N. Hollinger, B. Baker, S. Hoover, P. Zerbe. Row Three: C. Zeiders, A. Barber, J. Bitner, K. Sterner, T. Wissler, G. Eleagel, P. McClelland, T. Hostetter, L. Witmer, D. Myers, S. Spiese, J. Burns. Row Four: D. Fowler, M. Kamen, G. Pupp, G. Weber, B. Mains, R. Bower,, J. Hunsicker, J. Wright, M. Shoup, R. Sherman, T. Leach. 189 Girls ' Band BELOW: Left to Right: S. McCann; N. Werner; D. Teyssier. Second Row: N. Powley; L. Waring ' C. Draut. Third Row: 6. Baker; D. Gish. Fourth Row: C. Green,- P. Werrell; S. George. Fifth Row: E. Burgess, M. Whitmire; F. Garven. Sixth Row: A. Me ser; M. Graves; L. Ammlung. Seventh Row: S. McConaghay. Eighth Row: J. Huber; G. Fox; K. Loomis. Ninth Row: J. Landis; W. (Jh er; C. Crawford. Student Guild Group MIDDLE, Seated: K. Hale; R. Click; R. Ellison; P, Rowland; N. Sutphin; G. Weber. Standing, First Row: W. L h er; J. Rumfield; J. Hollinger, Sec; D. Myers, Pres.; D. Binkley; V. Pres.; P. Zerbe; M. Whitmire; J. Huber. Second Row: S. Baughman; L. Loose; D. Walmer. Brass Ensemble TOP: LEFT WALL, Front to Backt M. Kee ver; J. Hunsicker; L. Whitmer; S. Bell; R. Renshaw; F. Stachow. Second Row: J. Solomon; P. Fischer; C. Sharman; C. Sherman; 8. Kain. Rail Row: J. Johnston; J. D ' lerio; H. Clarke; H. Kipp; J. Jones. Third Row: T. Hud; S. George; G. Moore; D. Carter; D. Twitch. 191 Chapel Choir Row One: R. Meckley, K. Bell, i. Robinson, D. Walmer, M. Mu ' trhead, J. Otto, L. Bowen. Row Two: C. Fiedler, J. Huber, 1, Crook, 8. Baughman, S. White, J. Smith, C. Falloon. Row Three: B. Greiner, B. Fis$el, R. Nickerson, J. Ganun, B. Stdchow, R. Ellison, R. Zweier, F. Moury. 192 Clarinet Choir Left to Right: D. Teissier, C. Crawford, 8. Phillips, N. Wer- ner, N. Rowley, 0. Gish, C. Drouf, V. Fox, A. Meiser, W. Uhler, A. Stachow, L. Ammlung, J. Huber, D. £asf„ F. Garver, J. Landis, R. Heckman, R. Reed, L. Sweger, D. Frantz, D. Keener, J. Garguilo, R. Frey, M. Hunsicker, K. Garner, S. Saubel, J. Schnad- er, C. Zeiders, R. Fowler, W. Fox, D. Neithamer, E. Fasnacht, R. Zweier, R. Kain, H. Kipp, S. Bell, D. Boltz, R. Mains. 193 ABOVE: First Row: Left to Right: M. Hunsicker; i. Witmer; S. McConahay; M. Whitmire. Second Row: D. Walmer; M. Lycus. Third Row: R. Rensha; G. Tate; J. Morello. Fourth Row: 8. Rich; J. Thurmond, H. Kipp. Fifth Row: J. Coffrane; F. Stachow. 194 Jazz Band MIDDLE: Kneeling: Left to Right: D. Keener; B. Kain ; D. Zweier; E. Fasnacht; J. Schnader. Standing: 6. Fry; K. Garner, W. Fox; M. Hunzkker; H. Kipp; D. 8o tz; T. Flud, Dir.; J. Jones; L. Wilmir; C. Sharman; J. Solomon; S. Speise. Orchestra BELOW: Right to Left: Mr. Lanese; A. Beimfohr; M. Rasmussin; J. Helbig; D. G sh; S. George; M. Uherseder; M. Brightbill; C. Petta; E. Kock; P. Brunner; D. Ellis; P. Werrell; C. Wubbena; L. Ammlung; E. Houck; J. Landis,- A. Smith; P. Horn; D. Boltz; D. Nieihamer; C. Sherman; L. Swegerl; R. Renshaw; H. Kipp; T. Flud; L. Witmer; D. Carter; R. Reed; K. Garner; N. Sutphm; D. Zweier; M. Shoup; P. Fischer; B. Mains; B. Sherman. ir S ' . ' ' «! | .-: , - : -. .: 1 • J. ' :?? ;Jm. .v. s I ■i.,.-.V.V. ' V • . ■ 1 W .« : ' ■! 196 Jk. -. ' ■ «•• . . . • , v . t ;  ; •■• •-■■■■■ v : ■ ■« Vi. ■ ' ■  - -•■- ; ; ' V W .  ' ,? -.■■•: ••V- ■ ' ••-■■ •■-■• -.-■ V ;.- v. ' K ' iU-; ni: 1 : ■?■ ' 4 SPORTS 197 Fourth Year of Lacrosse Spring of 1969 marked the fourth season of La- crosse here at L.V.C. Although the team did not retain the AA.A.C. championship, which it won in 1968, it was still an impressive season with the team posting an 8-2 record. The stickmen picked up three new teams, among them Penn State, a result of a conflict over division honors for the 1968 season. The team, led by captain Tom Falato, was the first to include four year veterans. These men were the pioneers of Lacrosse at the Valley. Many school records were set, both individually and as a team. The team had the most game goals— 21 against Dickinson, and the most season goals— 1 14. Dennis Misal and Tom Cestare were elected Most Valuable players. Outstanding player awards went to defensemen Joe Torre, goalie Bill Zinmerman, mid- fielders Jerry Staufer and Dennis Misal and attack- men Tom Cestare and Jim Evans. Four-year letter winners were Pete Brennan, Jim Evans, Jerry Staufer, and Tom Falato. SENIOR MEMBERS: R. West, P. Brennan, W. Zimmerman, J. Evans, S. Brandsberg, D. Tulli, J. StauHer, D. Misal, J. Torre. Kneeling: T. Falato (captain). 198 - fc . Row 1: J. Torre, D. Tulli, J. E vans, R. West, T. Falato (captain), W. Zimmerman, D. Misal, J. Stauffer, S. Brandsberg, P. Brennan. Row 2: T. Cestare, R. Jones, T. DeMarco, G. Shaffer, C. Linebaugh, W. Allen, G. Scoff, J. Beardsley, D. Engle, P. Bowditch, N. Coddington (manager). Row 3: W. Rad ' ce, D. SteHy, R. Fuhrer, D. Wilbur, R. Dunnick, T. Whittle, D. Feldman, R. Pierce, E. Johnson. Row 4: W. McHenry (coach), J. Rowe, G. Arnold, R. Herbert, T. Corbett, B. Streeter, S. Miller, R. McHenry (coach). LVC Opponent 1 3 Gettysburg 5 4 Bucknell 11 7 Villanova 5 13 Franklin Marshall 2 1 1 Western Maryland 5 21 Muhlenberg 5 3 Penn State 8 10 New York Maritime 2 21 Dickinson 5 1 1 Delaware 3 RECORD: Won, 8; Lost, 2 I ? ' ■ ■BMH ; 199 200 ■RHRH HHMHHDI Bvl HH IB I 201 Putting Best Foot Forward This past year the track squad put forth their best efforts to produce one of the school ' s best squads in seven years. Mike Shanfelder and Harvey Gregory led the team in record breaking performances in the Shot Put and the 440 Inter- mediate Hurdles. John Gilman tied a previous record in the 2 mile run. The small number on the squad demonstrated that motivation and the will to win comes out on top in the end. The team shows promise for the future since both Shanfelder and Gregory are returning. Row 1: R. Kaneda, J. Davis (co-captains). Row 2: G. Thomas, R. Jones, A. Shenk, J. Hersey, J. Wentzel, S. Spiese. Row 3: T. Micka, K. Gitterman, D. Robey, R. Probert. Row 4: R. Greiner, J. VanDillan, M. Shanfilder, B. Burdick, J. latesta, H. Gregory, J. Shaffer. Row 5: R. Rogerson (coach,), C. Marshall, J. Gilman, D. Smith, G. Meyhoffer (coach) 202 LVC Opponent 48 Dickinson 97 44 Albright 100 47 Muhlenberg 98 37 1 2 P.M.C. Juniata .96 47Vi 46 Delaware Valley 99 51 Lycoming 94 37 Franklin Marshall .. .108 50 Ursinus 95 88 Washington 57 203 . m- V y i ■ ■ ■ Kneeling: M. Wa tz, T. Light, D. Bachman. Standing: J. Schoch, G. G en, J. Casse , B. Dresch, T. Bofao as, Coach Petrofes. 1969 Linksmeri: Boogies and Bungles L.V. ' s Golf squad again stuck with tradition and ended with a losing record of 0-12. Contrary to pop- ular hopes, the squad did descend lower in the loss column than previous years. The only close match was with Delaware Valley. Here in the balmy mid- April weather, the L.V. Linksmen lost a heart- breaker by one point. The rest of the larger schools in the Middle Atlantic Conference completely over- powered our small squad. This season, the returning lettermen did a good job in the essentials of driving, chipping, and putting, but the lack of depth hindered the squad. Terry Light, Mike Waltz, George Glen, Bob Dresch and Taki Bobotas were the backbone of the team. All are returning. As the Golf Team and Lebanon Valley look for- ward to another season, prospects look good with returning lettermen and freshman neophytes. Though the squad will remain small, they should present more of a threat to our MAC companions. 204 -tr ■ M .0 3. ;_ ?«i —■WW 1— g a w. 1 • ■- . J r s ■ ■■■fiis - 1 g jF f g. r S«Ul Bt. A L — S a ■O 205 Defense Makes U the Team After eight long, frustrating and unhappy seasons, a portion of the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division Championship belonged to the Flying Dutchman of Lebanon Valley College. Not since 1961 had the foot- ball team won the championship, but now part of the glory that goes with winning has come back to LVC. The name of the game this year was defense, but even more so, the word team came into the picture. The team had its stand- outs and stars, but yet it was a team. This year ' s team was full of enthusiasm and desire from August 28th until the final second of the Atlantic City Classic held in Convention Hall. Although hampered by an inexperienced offense, with only three returnees from the previous year, the team never gave up hope for a championship. The defensive team played with excellence, led by co-captains Dave Murphy and George Morse. The de- fense held the opponents from scoring and the offense managed a few points in each game to win. The season was a 6 and 2 record, losing to Albright and Moravian. With this winning season, the Valley loses some valuable sen- iors who ' gave a great deal of effort to turning the LVC football seasons into a win- ning tradition which they hope will continue for many seasons to c ome. 206 Front Row: T. Light, G. Shaffer, T. Bobofas, J. Grube, D. Murphy, R. Snell, T. DeMarco , T . Svirsko, R. Kornmeyer. Second Row: M. Morrison, R. Probert, J. Thompson, B. Streeter, E. Thomas, B. Morris, B. Jenkins, D. Rakow, G. Teter, B. Fuhrer. Third Row: J. Holbrook, J. Rados, T. Koons, J. fiowe, J. latesta, J. Kurkis, B. Holbrook, J. Hersey, J. DiPiero, D. Duso. Fourth Row: B. Jones, C. Werner, L. Larfhey, G. Arnold J. Achoch, G. Barnabic, D. Dower, T. Calabrese, N. Trout, S. Wagner, D. Leathers, T. Wilson. Fifth Row: N. Gasparino, J. Russo, W. Johnson, T. Chesney, J. Cohen, E. Boeckel, G. Schwarz, A. Hopper, A. Macchi, T. Rubbo, M. Mannion, W. Frankowski, L. Melsky, N. Hamill, C. Suda. ON LEFT: S. Yeakel, B. McGinness, D. West, C. Rothermel, J. Westerfield, J. Brandt. ON RIGHT: G. Kolaras, R. Gaeckler, T. Allmon, J. Petrofes, R. Rogerson, B. McHenry. LVC Opponent 7 Dickinson • 6 Ursinus 3 13 Muhlenberg 12 Moravian 17 43 F M 14 Albright 15 21 Coast Guard 6 28 PMC 207 - 208 1 Vy 209 Harriers Prove to Be Tough Competition LVC Opponent 1 7 Elizabethtown 42 26 Dickinson 29 38 Ursinus 17 16 Muhlenberg 43 44 F M 19 24 Delaware Valley 31 50 Drexel 15 21 Phila, Textile 36 21 Albright 34 Row One: J. Kinsella, J. Rebhorn, D. Wertz, S. Shaffer. Row Two: T. Nitka, J. Gilman, H, Gregory, Coach Mayhoffer. 210 . Under the able direction of Coach George Mayhoffer, the 1969 Cross Country season (7-4) proved to be the second best in the eight years of its existence at the Valley. Led by co-captains Terry Nitka and Harvey Gregory, the seven mem- ber team proved to be tough competition. In mid-season the team lost the services of its lead runner, sophomore John Gil- man, due to a muscle pull. Despite their loss, the team did an excellent job in the remaining meets. Freshman Jim Rebhorn and John Kinsella turned in consistent performances through- out the season along with sophomore Steve Shaffer. Fresh- man Dennis Wertz provided the high spirit and consistent ef- fort that is essential to a team sport. The 26-29 upset over Dickinson in the last meet proved to be the highlight of the season. The four defeats were from Ursinus, Drexel, F M, and Susquehanna. The team placed tenth in the AA.A.C. Championship Meet with Harvey Gregory and Terry Nitka placing 39 and 43 respectively. Prospects for the next season look good with the addition of several freshmen and the loss of only one senior. 211 Standing: Coach Walters, J. Snyder, J. Schuster, M. Keffer, J. Yeagley, K. Angstadt. Seated: C. Sec ceo J. Garber, 8. Hall, B. Harro, C. Jones. . v M Hockey 1 969 — A Scoring Season Compiling a 9-2-1 record, the 1969 Women ' s Field Hockey Team scored their way through the most suc- cessful season in 30 years, captained by Bobbi Harro, Janice Shuster and Joey Yeagley, and coached by Mrs. Jaci Walters. The team ' s fast-moving offense scored 46 goals, half of which were driven in by right inner Barb Hall. Center forward Jan Garber and left inner Karen Angstadt were the two next high scorers, scoring 10 and 7 goals respectively. Each of the three freshmen halfbacks scored at least once. The team made a good showing at the muddy Cen- tral Penn Tournament, tying in both games. Barb Hall and Jan Garber were selected for the Central Penn I and II teams respectively, while Bobbi Harro, goalie, and Jan Shuster, left wing, received honorable men- tion. Bobbi Harro went on to compete in the Mid East Tournament, made the Mid-East II team, and then competed in the National ' Tournament held in Mich- igan. 212 LVC Opponent 8 Kutztown 6 York College 1 1 Shippensburg 1 3 Muhlenberg 2 Millersville 2 4 Elizabethtown 3 3 Messiah 1 4 Albright 2 9 Moravian 1 Gettysburg 2 2 Susquehanna 1 Row Oner A. Mei ' ser, C. Fetter, M. Cum ' n, P. Mandle, N. Cvj ' i ' c, R. Thompson. Row Two: J. Shomper, Coach Wa fers, J. Ho f, J. Womer, D. Harfman, J. Irvin, K. Wilke, P. Dougherty, J. Brandt, B. Maxwell, P. Shearer. J. Vanderveur, P. Ludwig. 213 LVC Opponent 70 Gettysburg 77 98 F AA 64 75 Dickinson 93 91 Elizabethtown 100 51 Drexel 57 82 Muhlenberg 92 64 Towson State 75 83 Ursinus 49 75 Moravian 66 53 Albright 63 73 Dickinson 59 75 F M 79 79 Johns Hopkins 62 84 Muhlenberg 97 66 Washington College 63 52 PMC 70 73 Moravian 71 59 Western Maryland 65 66 Upsala 73 67 Wilkes 72 Row One: C. fffer, £. lannarella, F. Kuhn, W. Bucher, J. Dottolo, D. Johnson. Row Two: G. Pefn ' e, K. Sfoltz, J. Hunt, K. Linde, D. Miller, E. Linker, S. Mellmi, Mr. Gaeckler. 214 A New Coach and Hard Work After his baptismal season at the helm of L.V. ' s basketball team, Coach Roger Gaeckler was not particularly happy with the team ' s 7 and 13 record. With only four seniors leaving and underclassmen Kris Linde and George Petrie as high scorers, he does see some daylight for next year. It was a hard working season for the squad and the new coach. The Dutchmen dropped only three of their tilts by more than ten points. Poor play in the waning moments of each game added further to the coach ' s contention that in- experience cost us more than a few decisions. The lack of a consistent big producer hurt the Dutchmen. Only three 20- plus scoring efforts were turned in during the entire season. Two of the L.V.C. victories came over Dickinson and Johns Hopkins, two clubs who made the play-offs. When things went right for the Dutchmen, they did put all of it together. Early in the year they scored their biggest point-spread win, a 34-point margin over F M. 215 216 217 m ..v.c ffi Kneeling: Left to Right: C. Suda; R. Phillips; B. Etchberger; M. Stempkowski; T. Rubbo; A. Laane; B. Hall; T. Koons; J. latesta; 8. Holbrook; E. Thomas, Captain. Assistant Coach, At Fasnacht; Trainer, C. Rothermel; D. Leathers; J. Lester; M. Cupp; F. Stabley; 8. Helt; J. DiP ' tero; T. Chesney; L. Larthey; J. Edwards; Manager, 6. Weller; Coach, J. Petrofes. Individual Mat Efforts Shine The L.V.C. grapplers were faced this year with a situa- tion strongly resembling that of last year. Inexperience seemed to be the major drawback for the team. As Coach Petrofes put it, Had we been able to keep the original line-up expectations on a great improvement on last season would probably have held true. Because of a number of unfortunate circumstances, mainly nine different line-ups in nine different matches, we have reverted back to the inexperienced line up of a year ago, and therefore many of the bouts I thought we could win at the beginning of the season, we have lost. After pouncing on P.M.C. 32-8 and narrowly missing a win over Elizabethtown, the inexperience was evident on the mats. Captain Ed Thomas again this year was able to chalk up quite a record obtaining the most falls in one season. Two freshmen, Tony Rubbo and Rich PhilHps, both with fine records, were also great assets to the team. With these and other matmen returning next year, the outlook for an improved team is much brighter. 218 New Rules New Hope The 1970 Women ' s Basketball Team brought some changes to Valley this year. With the acquisition of a new set of rules, that is, a complete switch to men ' s rules, and under the direction of a new coach, Mrs. Jaci Walters, the team assumed a new outlook. Their determination and desire built stamina and put speed into their game. Unfortunately, the first two games of the season were lost to the two strongest teams in the conference, Millersville and Elizabeth- town. Under the leadership of co-captains Janice Shuster and JoAnn Yeagley, the squad fought strongly for the remainder of the season, showing their improvement with each game. 220  X !?WWW!T 221 L-Club Row One: H. Gregory, T. DeMarco, 8. Ho brook, E. Linker, G. Scott. Row Two: G. Arnold, J. Rowe, T. Cestare. 222 WAA Row One: O. Hartman, J. Snyder, M. Schreiber. Row Two: R. Meckley, E. Heiser, G. Fasnacht, C. Johnson. Row Three: B. Maxwell, D. Drimones, N. Hummel, S. Shenk. 223 Right to Left: C. Harfman; B. Jones; G. Fasnacht; G. Thomas; D. Simmons; J. Hummer; T. Leach; S. Shenjt; K. Forker; C. Gi ' v er. Cheerleaders 224 - 225 i ETC. 227 It Took Hard Work! There is nothing quite as essential to the making of a good yearbook as plenty of help and hard work. The staff had a lot of the latter and none of the former. We of the 1971 Quittie feel we have tried our best to make this a successful book by changing the cover and using new photographic effects. With the major changes in the 1970 Quittie as our basis, we have tried to make this year ' s book one of meaning. We hope that each individual will rediscover his most significant experiences from this past year. All of this could not have been done without the help of many people. We extend our gratitude to: Mrs. Ann Monteith, our advisor, for listening to our problems, Mr. Jack Winand, photographer, who made many extra trips to our campus; our student photographers for lending us their strong shoulders; and Mr. Ed Patrick of Taylor Publishing Company, for never being too concerned with our late deadlines. Thank you. 228 v CO-EDITORS-Barbara Asplund Diane Fox SPORTS EDITOR-Don Samples BUSINESS MANAGER-Theresa Featherstone PHOTOGRAPHERS-John Rudiak John Lester Amanda Griswold STAFF— Dave Neithamer, Copy Kathy Bell Erma Hastings Karen Kupper Jean Mazzotta Debbie Meima Diane Renninger Margie Rutherford Dennis Smith Barbara Warwick Betty Weasner 229 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Asplund Mr. and Mrs. Harvey W. Lyter, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Bacher Mr. Glenn D. Mains, Jr. Dr. Robert L Bauer Mr. Wright R. Miller Mrs. Frank E. Bolway, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. E. James Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Brocious Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Neijstrom Mr. and Mrs. Randell J. Cake Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Nottingham Mrs. Eva B. Dry Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Reber Mr. William Evans Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Reese Mr. and Mrs. Allen R. Fasnacht Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Robertson, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Murray Feldman Mr. Herbert D. Robey Mr. and Mrs. William A. Fox Mr. and Mrs. Winfred V. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fry, Jr. Mr. F. 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Lebanon, Pennsylvania 239 Index Abernathy, J. 128 Acosta, C. 128, 158, 170, 178 Ade, M. 97 Ahrens, M. 103, 156 Alber, N. 135, 56 Albert, B. 96, 176 Alford, W. 126, 149,61 Allen, W. 94, 151, 165, 199 Ammlung, L. 105, 162, 178 Anderson, C. 143 Anderson, J. 124, 149 Andrews, B. 105, 168 Andrews, R. 100, 156, 174 Angstadt, K. 212 Annaguey, L. 96 Anspach, E. 184 Armour, L. 125, 146 Arnold, G. 125, 149, 199,207,222 Asplund, B. 55, 105, 154, 164, 178, 167, 169 Aston, K. 140 Bacher, P. 162, 189 Bachman, D. 125, 204 Baker, B. 92, 158, 162, 173, 189 Bangert, K. 136 Banzhoff, J. 137 Barkow J. 96 Barnabic, G. 207 Barrett, J. Bartell, M. 133, 156 Bassett, A. 101, 153 Bates, D. 128, 173, 184 Baughman, B ' . 137 Bauman, J. 162 Beam, S. 138 Beardsley, J. 60, 199 Bechtel, D. 105, 149, 180 Becker, C. 140, 212 Beeler, B. 128, 158, 175 Beidel, G. 105, 181, 183 Bell, K. 105, 192 Bell, S. 128, 191 Bellas, S. 153 Benninger, C. 99, 153, 61 Beresford, T. 140 Biery, J. 99, 149 Binkley, D. 105, 191 Birang, M. 183 Bither, C. 105 Bitner, J. 102,61, 161, 181, 177, 189 Blauch, J. 95 Blazer B. 139 Bloser, D. 105 Bobotas, T. 90, 149, 204, 207 Boeckel, E. 207 Boltz, D. 125, 161 Bolway, F. 105 Books, R. 95 Boschen, L. 131, 156 Bostock, J. 137 Bowditch, J. P. 131, 151, 170, 199 Bowen, L. 154, 170 Bowen, R. 106, 161, 173, 189 Bowman, A. 130 Bowman, J. 182 Bowman, L. 101, 164, 181 Boyar, E. 181, 1 06, 1 66 Boyer, O. 106 Boyer, P. 154, 106, 59 Brackbill, S. 127 Brandsberg, A. 130, 153 Brandsberg, S. 199 Brandt, J. 135, 207, 213 Brandt, J. 126, 189 Brandt, R. 103, 156, 170, 171 Braren, D. 181 Brennan, P. 199 Brienzo, C. 99, 153 Brightbill, M. 130 Brisnner, R. 135 Brocious, C. 106 Bronneck, C. 142 Brown, C. 168, 106 Brown, D. 140, 184 Brown, J. 138 Brown, P. 129 Bucher, W. 90, 165, 214 Bulko, J. 142 Burdick, B. 90, 202 Burgess, E. 106, 189 Burkett, M. 140, 156 Burns, J. 95, 189 Burns, M. 100 Cain, B. 130 Cake, M. 106, 154, 59 Calabrese, T. 207, 184 Callahan, J. 124 Campbell, C. 100 Carmany, G. 106, 158, 178 Carrilio, I. 107, 168 Carter, D. 102, 161, 173 Casagrand, S. 92, 162, 189 Casey, G. 141 Cassar, R. 137 Cassel, J. 204 Caulker, P. 102 Cestare, T. 107, 149, 165, 199, 59, 222 Chesney, T. 138, 207, 218 Church, M. 103 Chwatt, H. 126 Clemens, D. 103 Coble, V. 91, 161 Coddington, N. 199 Colyer, J. 141 Cohen, J. 207 Corbett, T. 107, 149, 199 Corson, J, 92 Cottrell, D. 107 Cooper, J. 100, 156, 175 Coupe, W. 100, 176 Craft, L 158 Cramer, S. 107, 158 Cranage, S. 130, 184 Cranston, J. 149 Crawford, C. 138 Creegar, J. 131, 153, 164, 170, 167 Creegar, J. 102 Crook, T. 131, 170 Crowther, F. 95 Crowther, N. 136 Crum, S. 1 37 Cupp, M. 96, 174, 181, 218 Currin, M. 137, 213 Curtis, A, 136 Cushnie, B. 107 Cvijic, N. 124, 131, 154, 213 Davis, J. 202 Davis, T. 107, 177 DeBaun, R. 131, 146 DeBoer, F. 130 DeBoeser, C 93 DeLong, S. 107, 181, 189 DeMarco, A. 96, 180, 199, 207, 222 Deneen, P. 142 Deveney, G. 129, 173 Diana, G. 135 Diehl, D. 94 Diehl, L. 137 Dilorio, J. 137 Dinger, H. 98, 146 DiPiero, J. 130, 207, 184, 218 Dobinsky, B. 103, 156, 174 Dodge, M. 107, 154 Dodge, N. 107, 154 Doney, A. 138, 56 Dorman, S. 108 Dorr, L 103 Dortch, M. 137, 183 Dottolo, J. 96, 146, 214 Dougherty, P. 131, 154, 213 Dower, D. 207 Dresch, R. 107, 151, 204 Drescher, C. 131 Drimmones, D. 131, 223 Drout, C. 136 Dunnick, R. 151, 199 Duso, D. 207 Eakin, K. 136 East, D. 136 Eberhart, P. 131 Edwards, J. 93, 164, 181,218 Edwards, K. 156 Edwards, M. 136 Ehinger, K. 139 Ellicott, D. 108 Ellis., D. 137 Ellison, R. 131, 175, 191, 192 Engle, D. 108, 199 Englehart, J. 137 Enguist, M. 108, 167 Erb, D. 137, 189 Ervin, B. 137, 184 Etchbergr, R. 108, 218 Etter, C. 124, 149, 184,214 Evans, C. 136 Evans, J. 199 Evans, G. 131 Falato, T. 199 Falloon, C. 126, 158, 162, 173 Fasnacht, E. 131, 161, 218 Fasnacht, G. 132, 153, 224 Featherstone, T. 53, 58,108, 165, 180, 104 Feldman, D. 108, 151, 199 Fenner, L. 108, 176 Fetrow, R. 181 Fetter, C. 108, 213 Fetzer, D. 109 Fiedler, C 128, 158, 170, 175 Fillippi, A. 171 Fine, D. 131 Fine, V. 96 Fisher, L. 128 Fisher, P. 161 Fissel, W. 151, 181 Fleagle, G. 109, 161, 173, 189 Floyd, L. 109 Flud, T. 92 Fluke, D. 109, 162, 189 Fly, S. 125 Folk, T. 109 Foltz, S. 94, 175, 178 Forker, K. 137, 56, 224 Fowler, D. 131, 189 Fox, D. 109, 176, 169, 59 Fox, V. 125 Fox, W. 137 Frankowski, W. 207 Frantz, D. 140 Fraytic, J. 96 Freeland, C. 131 Frey, R. 92, 161, 173 Fritz, J. 109 Fry, B. 109 Fuhrer, R. 109, 149, 164, 180, 199, 207 Gallo, J. 98, 109, 146 GaNun, J. 140 Garber, F. 131 Garber, J, 131, 212 Garguilo, J. 1 37 Garland, C. 143 Garner, K. 1 10 Gasparino, E. 125, 207, 184 Gavett, L. 135, 56 George, S. 92, 162, 189 Gerhard, E. 110 Gibble, D. 133 Gibble, J, 1 10, 181 Gilberg, K. 139 Gilamn, J. 202, 210 Gilpatrick, AA. 96 Gitterman, K. 110, 151, 202 Givler, C. 140, 56, 224 Gladhill, D. 131, 189 Glen, G. 151, 204, 177 Gl.ck, R. 136, 191 Godshall, S. 91, 110 Gola, N. 135 Goldsmith, G. 1 10 Gordon, D. 143 Gordon, E. 140 Gotwalt, R. 110, 149, 165, 104 Gould, D. 110 Graft, B. 127 Grant, G. 1 33 Graves, M. 133, 162, 178 Graybill, D. 110, 151, 181 240 Greene, C. 100, 162, 189 Greening, R. 138 Gregory, H. Ill, 151, 202, 104, 210, 222 Greiner, R. 102, 151, 165, 175, 61 Grimes, P. 136, 168 Grimm, R. 1 43 Griswold, A. 138 Groff, J. 103, 156, 174 Grove, C. 1 1 1 Grube, J. 90, 98, 207 Gunderson, L. 100 Haas, P. 133, 154 Haas, R. 133 Habecker, R. 1 11, 156 Hafer, W. Ill, 183, 184 Hale, K. Ill, 167, 173, 178, 191 Hall, B. 132, 153, 165, 212 Hall, W. 123, 138 Hamill, N. 143, 207 Hammond, J. 132, 153 Hamsher, W. 175 Handel, A. 133 Hannigan, J. 133 Hansen, J. Ill, 146 Hardenstine, M. 102, 158, 175 Harding, S. 139 Harris. G. 125, 184 Harro, R. 158, 212 Hortman, C 111, 153, 223, 224 Hartman, D. 213 Harubin, P. 146 Hastings, E. 1 1 1, 169 Heckman, R. 139 Heffner, R. 133, 181, 183 Heiser, E. 132, 153, 223 Heisey, T. 138 Helbig, J. Ill, 158, 178 Helt, B. 218 Helt, L. 100, 174 Henckler, H. 136 Henderson, L. 112, 1 53, 1 66, I 67, 58 Henning, D. 112 Henninger, E. 1 1 2 Herbert, R. 124, 149, 199 Hersey, J. 125, 146, 202, 207, 184 Hickerson, A. 1 1 2 Hickerson, K. 98, 176 Hinkle, M. 138 Hoeflich, C- 103, 158 Hoffman, M. 112, 158 Hofmann, R. 90, 99, 153, 61 Holbrook, J. 125, 165, 207, 184 Holbrook, R. 125, 164, 207, 167, 184, 222 Hollinger, N. 92, 191, 189 Holmes, B. 136 Holt, J. 132, 213 Hoover, S. 112, 189 Hoover, S. 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