Lebanon Valley College - Quittapahilla Yearbook (Annville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1973 volume:

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But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons, And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. — Kahlil Gibran The Conserve a familiar brownstone building to generations harmony, sight singing, recitals, practice rooms, ... all memories now . . . a bulldozer and a cloud of dust . . . a space for the new building and finally she lay to rest in peace as the memories in our mind. Back on Campus . reunion. people flushed with joy and excitement . . . rediscovery of past memories, forgotten knowledge the wisdom of the grass . . . with old friends . . . a fresh start . . . Crease Band ... a new world friends together. Again. deja vu . , . aBis Crisp and Crunchy — like corn flakes the leaves crackle . . . The breeze stirring their myriad hues in a mixing bowl of Life. but now I live. the spring will come capriciously think 10 As We Stepped From the yesterday of our youth onto the threshold of tomorrow We felt like strangers to the valley . . . To each other ... To ourselves. At first we clung to those few faces Which were familiar to us, But gradually our circles grew, until We felt that anyone wearing a blue dink Was our friend. First there was the square dance. We thought the night would never end As the music and a million names and faces Kaleidoscoped across our minds. Then came the frosh hike . . . Hi, my name ' s Don . . . Oh are you a music major too . . . and I ' m from Reading ... Until a white hat yelled Move On! And that face was lost among the others. 11 A Rainy Saturday Morning . . . One hundred students wearing jeans, T-shirts, and dinks . . . The long walk to the creek . . . Brutal pushing and pulling . . . Cold water, wet mud, Dirty faces and torn clothing . . . Shouting, cheering, hoping . . . Never knowing who had really won, Or whether anyone had won a t all . . 12 ,1 - ■ ' 13 II II If ! : Ad0 14 ■MM J A Feast of Fools avoiding the racing reminders of books and papers, as wheels turn and gears catch . . . Stop. I want to look to listen to feel some freedom just to be Wasting time? I think not . . . laugh with me. 15 Wednesday Morning, Ten O ' clock . . . ... an opportunity to focus honest criticism ... an integrating experience ... a sense of mystery . . . man is truly human only in community ... Cut the rhetoric. Who ' s listening, while I sleep . . . irrelevant ... I ' m not full of wonder, awe, adoration, or even respect ... if it ' s amusing, I like it . . . not another lecture . . . soothe me with your monotonous drone, a better lullabye . . . fifty-three individuals, scattered, cling ... to what, to whom . . . Oh, Cod. Who ' s listening to us? to me . 16 17 Here Comes the Parade — a marching band . . . freshman queens . . . floats and flowers . . . cheers and laughter . . . And it came before the rain. ' ■ SBH j ' ■ ' ,■ .■ H 1 V F I H - !jH htLbV f fc m ▼ 1 W 1 HL_J :,: P— hH 1 Vi ■ H il 18 19 Homecoming iW Queen Melney Van Riper 20 Rain Rain Go Away Come again some other day Grey skies . . . wet ground no sun, A queen was crowned. 21 Homecoming Court RIGHT: Mary Paxton LOWER RIGHT: Debbie Korn OPPOSITE PAGE: UPPER LEFT: Sue Shemeta LOWER LEFT: Jean Boag LOWER RIGHT: Karyn Young 22 23 4 . . John Sebastian Saturday night It stopped raining. A brilliant young man sang on the stage for hours ... a hug and some tears father and son reunion . . . and the audience smiled. 25 The Odd Couple TOP: Let ' s make a new rule, every six months you gotta buy a new bag of potato chips. LOWER LEFT: We were cooling ourselves in nature ' s own in front of the frig. Can you imagine that? LOWER RIGHT: Tell me if this hurts because I don ' t know what the hell I ' m doing. 26 ■tiM UPPER LEFT: She was such a wonderful wife, and the kids. UPPER RIGHT: I ' ve just told you off, how do you like that? LOWER RIGHT: I don ' t know why I ' m crying. I was happy a few minutes ago. 27 Hello Dolly It ' s so nice to have You here. ABOVE: You go your way and I ' ll go mine. UPPER LEFT: This is what I ' ll wear, Minnie. Ribbons down my back to catch a gentleman ' s eye. LEFT: Get out your feathers, your patent leathers, your beads and buckles and bows, for there ' s no blue Monday in your Sunday clothes. 28 Picture if you will . . . hair as shiny as a newly minted dime, eyes, big and round as silver dollars, skin as soft and mossy as an old green back. I can feel her now. 29 30 Making of a President Democracy . . . an election . . . issues, but no answers . . . Peace?! . . . brief bursts of passion . . . angry arguments, struggling ... no resolution . . . 8:30 pm . . . it ' s over. 32 Christ ' s Mass Came Suddenly Unexpectedly filling clear crisp mornings with Joy and bringing calm silent Nights. And we, reaching out to touch the wonder of its coming, danced our glee, sang our love, and shouted our sorrow . . . For Christ ' s Mass brought testing and a gift. . . Endurance. 33 What Finality a Final Has! The air fills with ominous thunderclaps and lightning bolts before the coming of the storm . . . we dare not sleep. AND the storm begins . . . We perform wearily, as it rages around us . . . but, strangely, no new assaults are launched upon the battlements of our minds . . . And, at last, the peace and refuge for which we had so long desired Is ours. 34 35 • « ■:. -.K S B  - • ■ 36 Familiar White Appeared to blanket the earth only to be washed away by rain. The rains came almost daily and melted away the childhood fantasies of winter 37 The Crucible ' You have sent your spirit out upon this child, have you not? ' ■ I have seen you looking up, burning in your loneliness. ' I saw Martha Bellows with the Devil! I saw Goody Hawkins with the Devil! 38 I ' d not refuse it; it ' s the proper morning to fly into Hell. And yet, when people accused of witchery confronted you in court, you would faint, saying their spirits came out of their bodies and choked you . . . 39 am 9(1915 tv Press Second Annual DANCE MARATHOI CUB March 16-17-18 Friday 10 to Sunday 8 a.m. ' 55oo in tun worn Grease Band Concert March 16. 8 P.m. IHMM Mllir CCUffit HMWlltPA S .00 1 „,dv.,;,c-S,.50atthedoor Registration Fee S2.50 - n WreHend 40 And This Year ' s Winner? 41 Drawn from our rooms by the warmth or the sun, We awaken with the earth to a new season. 42 43 It ' s a long time to be unhappy. Something isn ' t there . Why me? . You can touch me now if you want ... 44 Two By Two I know you ' re not crazy, Poppa, but I ' m not so sure about Cod. ' Does it matter to me that . . . ? Oh, my God, look! 45 _ A Week ' s End . . . a time for laughter and learning, blossoming experiences . . . a mass of people, their hectic lives in suspension, come . . . to display, to perform, to participate. Not one is only the audience, everyone is the artist, caught up in the process of creating. 46 47 i ' r ' i ' t 48 49 50 m Silently darkness encircles each day. Night brings quiet and solitude and the promise of a new dawn. 51 Graduation the end of four years, the springtime of life . 52 53 The College Frederick P. Sample President v ' -J-- The Administration V ' T ; V : ■ .- B J Tf ■M Lyj fctr V ' |w IlL V H ' ill J8 A. Diehl, W. Hough, Head Librarian, E. Brown, M. Kang, R. Moyer, C. Brandt. James O. Bemesderfer, College Chaplain Robert W. Wonderling, Director of Development Carl Y. Ehrhart, Dean of the College, Vice President 56 Robert C. Hartman, Accountant; Robert C. Riley, Controller; Irwin R. Schaak, Assistant Controller and Financial Aid Officer. ■ Eugene K. Shaffer, Counselor in Admissions; D. Clark Carmean, Consultant in Admissions; Gregory C. Stanson, Director of Admissions. David M. Long, Director of Alumni Relations and Industrial Place- ment. lames V. Bowman, Director of Publications; Ann K. Monteith, Associate in Pub- lic Relations. John R. McFadden, Assistant Director of Development. 57 George R. Marquette, Dean of Students, Marcia J. Cehris, Assistant to the Dean of Students, Mary Ann Fritz, Associate Dean of Students Ralph S. Shay, Assistant Dean of the College and Registrar Walter L. Smith, Jr., College Center Director, George F. Landis, ]r., Manager of Food Service, Robert E. Harnish, Manager of the College Store 58 Snack Bar Staff Cafeteria Staff Cafeteria Staff Barbara Brandt, R.N., Margie Yeiser, Head Nurse, Susan Pineau, R.N. 59 Biology UPPER LEFT: P. Wolf, Ph.D. University of Delaware, 1968. LOWER LEFT: J. Argot, Ph.D. Lehigh University, 1969. LOWER CENTER: D. Cring, Ph.D. Indiana University, 1971. 60 UPPER CENTER: A. Wolfe, Ph.D. University of Vermont, 1968. UPPER R IGHT: O. Bol- linger, M.S. The Pennsylvania State University, 1937. LOWER RIGHT: ). Dively, Ph.D. The Pennsylvania State University, 1972. 61 Chemistry UPPER LEFT: K. Lockwood, Ph.D. Cornell University, 1955. UPPER CEN- TER: M. Lyndrup, Ph.D. Northwestern University, 1966. LOWER RIGHT: R. Bell, M.Ed. Temple University, 1955. LOWER LEFT: |. Spencer, Ph.D. Iowa State University, 1967. LOWER CENTER: H. Neidig, Ph.D. University of Delaware, 1948. UPPER RIGHT: D. Bailey, Ph.D. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1968. 62 63 Psychology UPPER LEFT: R. Davidon, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1951. UPPER RIGHT: R. Carlson, Ph.D. University of Oregon, 1972. LOWER LEFT: ]. Love, Ph.D. University of North Caro- lina, 1953. LOWER RIGHT: J. Mather, Ph.D. Bryn Mawr Col- lege, 1969. 64 Physics ■4 vW- UPPER LEFT: J. Morgan, Ph.D. University of Massachusetts, 1970. UPPER RIGHT: S. Grimm, Sc.D. Lebanon Valley College, 1942. LOWER LEFT: J. O ' Donnell, M.S. University of Delaware, 1953. LOWER RIGHT: ). Rhodes, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1958. 65 Mathematics jxdx Z JQ_ 9 = 1 UPPER LEFT: M. Hall, Ph.D. University of Arizona, 1966. LOWER LEFT: ). Mayer, Ph.D. University of Giessen, 1954. UPPER RIGHT: F. Burras, M.A. Smith College, 1961. LOWER RIGHT: B. Hearsey, Ph.D. Washington State University, 1968. 66 1 ' I I !;i  4 I El bg ■I -..4 _ Religion UPPER LEFT: P. Troutman, Ph.D. Boston Univer- sity, 1967. CENTER LEFT: D. Bryne, Ph.D. Duke University, 1972. CENTER RIGHT: L E. Wething- ton, Ph.D. Duke University, 1949. LOWER LEFT: V. Cantrell, Ph.D. Boston University, 1964. 67 English UPPER LEFT: A. O ' Donnell, M.A. University of Pennsylvania, 1968. UPPER RIGHT: C. Struble, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1931. LOWER LEFT: R. Kirby, D.Phil. University of Sussex, 1972. LOWER RIGHT: G. Woods, M.Ed. Temple University, 1962. 68 UPPER LEFT: L. Markowicz, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1972. UPPER RIGHT: J. Kearney, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1968. LOWER LEFT: A. Faber, Ph.D. University of Wisconsin, 1954. LOWER RIGHT: P. Billings, M.A. Michigan State University., 1967. 69 Foreign Languages i vwio u WY J , 70 FAR UPPER LEFT: Juan Sardi, Language Assistant. UPPER CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Malin Saylor, Fil. Kand., Universities of Upsala and Stockholm, 1938. UPPER CEN- TER RIGHT: Hilda M. Damus, Ph.D., University of Berlin, 1945. UPPER RIGHT: John W. Martin, Ph.D., University of Rochester, 1972. FAR LOWER LEFT: Ema Paviolo, Language Assistant. LOWER CENTER LEFT: Sara E. Piel, Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh, 1938. LOWER CENTER RIGHT: Brigitta Birg, Language Assistant. LOWER RIGHT: Mrs. Geilan A. Hansen. ! 1 .. 71 Education rg=ntf=wgi THIS PACE ' Cloyd H. Ebersole, D.Ed., The Pennyslva- T nS State University, 1954. OPPOSITE PACE: UPPER LEFT- June E Herr, M.Ed., The Pennsylvania State Uni- versity 1954 UPPER RIGHT . Bartlett C. Swett, M.A., Fairfield University, 1965. LOWER LEFT: William Kerr, M A Montclair State College, 1962. LOWER RIGHT: Harry P. Weast, D.Ed., University of Pittsburgh, 1953. 72 73 UPPER RIGHT: Warren K. A. Thompson, M.A., University of Texas, 1963. LOWER RIGHT: John H. Heffner, A.M., Boston University, 1972. Philosophy 74 LOWER RIGHT: Richard A. Iskowitz, M.F.A., Kent State University, 1967. 75 Music • 22- |ac. i=s. |3S. I B • l=a • 2 . • afc lit = - S= :SeI ■3 =  Wl ■3 = 1 ■a = fc s;i r } Cfc 1C| • = = • ■3 = | UPPER LEFT: Robert W. Smith, M.A., Columbia University, 1950. UPPER CEN TER: Dennis W. Sweigart, M.M., University of Michigan, 1965. UPPER RIGHT William H. Fairlamb, Mus. B., Philadelphia Conservatory, 1949. LOWER LEFT Pierce A. Cetz, A.M.D., Eastman School of Music, 1967. LOWER LEFT CENTER. Virginia E. Englebright, M.M., Florida State University, 1970. LOWER RIGHT CENTER: Virginia T. Watkins, MM., Manhattan School of Music, 1972. LOWER RIGHT: Phillip G. Morgan, M.S., Kansas State College, 1965. 76 77 LEFT: )ames M. Thurmond, Mus. D., Washington College of Music, 1944. UPPER RIGHT: Robert C. Lau, M.A., Eastman School of Music, 1970. LOWER RIGHT: George D. Curfman, D.Ed., The Pennsylvania University, 1971. 78 79 Economics £23 cn ft UPPER LEFT: C. Tom, Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1963. UPPER RIGHT: W. War- ner, J.D. University of Pennsylvania, 1946. LOWER LEFT: T. Lee, Ph.D. The State University of New York, at Binghamton, 1971. LOWER RIGHT: R. Wood, M.A. George Washington University. 1958. 80 UPPER LEFT: A. Fehr, Ph.D., Syracuse University, 1968. UPPER RIGHT: R. Joyce, M.A., San Francisco State Col- lege, 1963. LOWER LEFT: E. Geffen, Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1958. LOWER RIGHT: J. Norton, M.A., Flo- rida State University, 1967. 81 Physical Education 82 UPPER LEFT: L. Sorrentino, M.A. Buck- nell University, 1961. UPPER RIGHT: C. Petrofes, M.Ed. Kent State University, 1962. LOWER LEFT: B. Correll, M.Ed. Bowling Green State University, 1972. LOWER CENTER: ). Walters, B.A. Lycoming College. LOWER RIGHT: O Reed, M.A. in Ed. Eastern Kentucky, 1970. 83 The People ..i ;: . ' v ' -9 ■ aw , • , ' y . ' ' . ■. • ;; -•- -: ' i i Uu ' ■ 1 Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities KATHLEEN ANN BANGERT Departmental Assistant, Pi Gamma Mu, Maud P. Laughlin Social Science Award, Phi Alta Epsilon, Graduation Honors — Magna Cum Laude CHRISTINE SUSAN BECKER Woman ' s Athletic Association, Varsity Field Hockey — Co-Capt., Kappa Lambda Nu, Miss Athlete, Phi Alpha Epsi- lon, Graduation Honors — Magna Cum Laude ALISON ELIZABETH DONEY Delta Lambda Sigma, Childhood Education Club, Homecoming Court, Christmas Queen Court, Quittie Court 86 J WALTER STANLEY FRANKOWSKI Football Tri-Captain, Board of Trustees, Student Senate — Pres., Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Lambda DONALD BRADLEY FRANTZ Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Student Council — V. Pres., Symphonic — Marching Band, Clarinet Choir, A Winter ' s Tale, Crucible, Camelot, Hello, Dolly, Lion in Winter, Spring Arts Festi- val Originator and Coordinator RTflHHM tQMMK JANICE ANNE GANUN Women ' s Athletic Association — Pres., Varsity Field Hockey, Varsity Basketball — Co-Capt., Kappa Lambda Nu JOSEPH ANTHONY GARGIULO Symphonic Band, Concert Choir, Clarinet Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Lion in Winter, Cabaret, Man of LaMancha, Crucible, Odd Couple — Director 87 ROGER ALLEN HECKMAN Dining Room Committee, College Center Advisory Committee, Student Council, Project, Chemistry Club — Pres., American Chemical Society, Andrew Bender Memorial Chemistry Award, Graduation Honors — Magna Cum Laude NANCY RUTH HOSTETTER Student Council — Pres., Board of Trustees, Governor James H. Duff Award EDWARD CHARLES IANNARELLA Varsity Basketball, Phi Lambda Sigma — Pres., Mr. Quittie, Spanish and Por- tuguese Medal, Senior Class Pres., Chuck Mason Memorial Award, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Graduation Honors — Cum Laude DONALD CARLOS JOHNSON Psychology Club — Pres., Executive Committee, Varsity Basketball — Co-Capt., All-American Third Team — Honorable Mention. MARCIA ELIZABETH KEEFER Field Hockey — Co-Capt., Women ' s Athletic Association, Girls ' Band, Clari- net Choir, Delta Lambda Sigma — Pres., Yearbook — Co-Editor, Secretary of Senior Class, Pi Gamma Mu 88 DEBRA ANN KIRCHHOF Beta Beta Beta — Pres., Kappa Lambda Nu, i Phi Beta Kappa Prize, Francis H. Wilson Memorial Biology Award, Martha C. Faust ! Memorial Award, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Gradua- ! tion Honors — Summe Cum Laude ANTHONY THOMAS LEACH Student Senate, Cheerleader, Execu- tive Committee, Phi Mu Alpha Sin- fonia — Pres., Hello, Dolly, Con- cert Choir, B ' nai B ' rith, Henry Levin Memorial Americanism Award RUTH ELLEN McALLISTER Symphonic Band, French Government Prize, David E. Long Memorial Ministerial Award Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE WILLIAM JAY MORRISON Student Senate, Kappa Lambda Sigma PHILIP DWIGHT ROWLAND Concert Choir, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Music Educators National Con- ference — Pres., Salome Wingate Sanders Award in Music Education, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Graduation Honors — Cum Laude 89 RAE JEANNE TANNER Women ' s Athletic Association, Field Hockey, White Hats — Pres., Senior Class — Treas., Phi Alpha Epsilon, Graduation Honors — Magna Cum Laude DIANE LOUISE WALMER Childhood Education Club, College Cho- rus, Chapel Choir, Student Council, Delta Lambda Sigma, Guild Student Group, Business Manager of Quittie RUTH ANN WILSON Concert Choir, Delta Lambda Sigma, Quittie Court, Two by Two, Camelot, Odd Cou- ple, Crucible, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Magna Cum Laude MARSHA EDWARDS ZEHNER Childhood Education Club — Pres., Rus- sian Club — Pres., Childhood Education Award, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Graduation Honors — Cum Laude 90 Being a Senior is . indecision . getting out . job hunting . wedding be lis . fond memories 1973 Class Officers OFFICERS: M. Keefer, Sec, L. Immen, V. Pres., R. Tanner, Treas., E. lannarella, Pres. UPPER LEFT: H. Ulmer, C. Wagner, S. Beam. LOWER LEFT: D. Bowman. 91 92 94 I UPPER LEFT: S. Harding, R. Fetrow. UPPER CENTER: ). Rudiak, D. Frantz. UPPER RIGHT: |. Kinsella, C Rothermel, S. Sener, F. Tylutki. LOWER LEFT: K. Gilberg, ]. Mardula, P. Schleifer, D. Singer, E. lannarella. LOWER CEN- TER: C Crawford, C. Bronneck, K. Loomis. LOWER RIGHT: N. Crowther, C. Wales, C. Evans. 95 UPPER LEFT: P. Brown, R. Tanner, R. Reber, C. Carlson, S. Puglisi, L Immen, D. Seegert, R. Greening, C. Johnson, ). CaNun. UPPER CENTER: B. Phillips, N. Powley, ). Colyer, S. Snyder, J. Miller, R. Wert. UPPER RIGHT: F. Kabia, L. Manhire, R. Miller, ). Paff, C. Wub- bena, P. Campbell LOWER LEFT: R. McCarren, C. Anderson, D. Stettler, R. Shane. Row 2: J. Trone, T. Beresford, R. Brunner, D. Gor- don. LOWER CENTER: E. Boeckel, A. Calabrese, L. Melsky, W. Fran- kowski. LOWER RIGHT: S. Harding, J. Short, H. Ladd, ). Barry. 96 97 UPPER LEFT: Front: B. Baughman. Rear: M. Burch, P. Rowland R Click. LOWER LEFT: Row 1: M. Keefer, D. Gish, A. Doney.C. Diana. Row 2: B. Lutz, K. Neideig, D. Trullinger, S. Reese. UPPER RIGHT: B. Shoemaker, C. Garland. LOWER RIGHT ' L Robinson S White, K. Pottieger. 98 99 100 UPPER LEFT: J. VanderVeur. Row 2: M. Hinkel, L. Hough, ). Engle- harl. UPPER CENTER: B. Seidel, D. Kirchhof, J. Bostok. Row 2: L. Witmer, E. Nottingham. UPPER RIGHT: Old Man, Diamond, )im, Baron. LOWER LEFT: J. Dilorio, A. Leach, ]. Cargiulo. LOWER CEN- TER: S. Withers, L. Houtz, M. Lenz, T. Stewart, ). Bulko, J. Ritchey, D. Leathers. LOWER RIGHT: K. Aston, K. Forker, C Civiler, R. Wilson. 101 Class of 74 Honors Outstanding Juniors Karen Taber Ken Bickel Tom Strohman 102 1.-.V1Y1 Derrick Zingg Kathy Hal tern an jane Gar lock Howie Knudson 103 4 Craig Hollenbach Susan Snyder 1 i J . TyZ ,• - Mfca llIL Kristen Angstadt Frank Rutherford 104 Mr. and Miss Athlete Jeanne Lukens Alan Shortell Mr. and 4iss L. .C. Jane Carlock Frank Rutherfc r -■o Mr. and Miss Quittie Howie Knudson Jill Green stein and Her Court Gail Fox Laura Sazama Tina Hunsicker Karen Taber Karen Behler 106 107 7974 Class Officers G. Fox, V. Pres., L. Peterson, Treas., D. Zingg, Pres., V. Carlock, Sec. Being a Junior is . . . sitting for portraits magic age of 21 Class Ring too late to leave, too early to go 108 W. Glenn Abernethy Economics Ann Algeo English Michael I. Alleman Psychology Kristen R. Angstadt Psychology Cordon H. Arthur Psychology Stephen M. Autenrieth Biology Phillip ). Baduini Political Science Karen L. Behler Music Education 12 Lynne A. Beriont Elementary Education Randal C. Berriker Religion Allen L. Bevan III Political Science Kenneth R. Bickel Religion 109 MMH E tB Ak ■ « ... V Jil «w r - f ™. ■— v m Robert W. Bohlander Psychology Marianna Boltz Elementary Education Betsy H. Boyd History jeffery W. Brinkman Economics 110 Randal L. Brown Chemistry M. Rebecca Bushonj; English Lucinda A. Burger Music Education Carol A. Burke Sociology Rebecca S. Burtner Elementary Education ■ jlk jf JB W ' ' { ' 4 M W : Karen Butkofsky Religion Christine Carlson English Robert C. Chabitnoy Economics Donald L. Charlton, ]r. Economics Dennis D. Chrin Biology Thomas W Clark Religion Beth E. Clegg English Colleen K. Clemens Music Cynthia D. Comfort Religion Helen Cummings Medical Technology 111 John S. Curry Chemistry Thomas J. Daly, III Actuarial Science J. Scott Deiter Psychology Mary D. DeLoache Music Education Mary S. Didden Elementary Education Alan Dinsmore Actuarial Science Robert ). Dusel Psychology John Ellis Elementary Education Mark Enge Music Education Barry P. Enzman Music Education David L. Eshelman Economics Jeffery R. Evans Music Education Shirley A. Fackler Medical Technology Jeffery L. K. Floyd Biology Gail S. Fox English Mark W. Fuhrer English Mitchell M. Calloway Sociology B. Jane Carlock English Wendie S. Gingrich Biology N. Jill Greenstein English 113 David A. Cross Music Steven E. Grove Biology Vicki L. Hackman Biology Judith L. Haines Biology Kathy Halteman Biology )oy D. Hannigan Biology Richard S. Harner Chemistry lane Haverstock Psychology 114 W. Scott Hazel Economics Laurance A. Heilner Economics Susan E. Heister Music Education Jeffery C Heller Political Science Kathleen J. Henderson Biology Rex P. Hildebrand L.A. Art Craig R. Hollenbach Music Education William L. Howard Sociology Michael E. Huber Psychology Susan C. Huckins Foreign Languages Gwendolyn ). Hughes Music Education Ann L. Hunsberger Elementary Education MKB mmm ■■■■1 115 Christina R. Hunsicker Elementary Education Gary E. Hunter Economics Susan S. Jacoby Psychology Athanasia Johnson Psychology 116 Nancy K. Johnson Elementary Education Mark E. Jurman Biology Joseph A. Kargol Chemistry William R. Kauffman Music Education )ane H. Keebler Math Wendy K. Kline Psychology Davis ). Knauer Biology Howard E. Knudson Psychology Scott R. Kreider Chemistry Sarah Kuntz Music Education Lynne R. Landis Chemistry Quintin A. Lerch Math Guy L. Lesser Psychology ]une D. Lohman Elementary Education Jeanne S. Lukens English Kathleen A. Malesic Psychology 117 Teresa J. Martin Economics Karl V. Matter Math Patricia ). McLaughlin Biology Marybeth L. McPherson Elementary Education Christine A. Melson Music Education Peter A. Merchant Music Education Cynthia A. Miller Biology Kathy L. Miller English 118 Ronald E. Minnich Religion Howard E. Moore Religion Lois A. Moore Medical Technology William A. Moyer III English Randall W. Murphy Math Donald W. Myers Psychology Cynthia A. Nissley Elementary Education Susan G. Owen Elementary Education Karen L. Page Elementary Education Joyce C. Palladino Biology Elena A. Palomba Music Education Robert C. Pembleton Chemistry 119 120 Elizabeth A. Reber Elementary Education )ean M. Redding Music Education J. Mark Robertson Elementary Education Kathleen S. Robertson Chemistry P. leffery Roehm English Jill D. Rouke English Mary T. Russo Biology Frank A. Rutherford III Biology Nan Ryder Psychology Laura N. Sazama Elementary Education 121 Donald F. Scalera Psychology Carol A. Scott Music Education Roger V. Scott Religion Kimberly A. Shetron Music Education 122 Alan H. Shortell Political Science Kenneth B. Shotwell Biology Gary S. Shultis Music Education Gary K. Smith Chemistry James T. Snyder Biology Howard H. Snyder Economics Phillip L. Snyder Economics Susan E. Snyder Physics Pamela S. Speer Psychology lames P. Spiro Political Science Yvonne Stefanick Nursing Lisa M. Stoner Elementary Education r ■ ' J ' lPM W ' 3 wj J J- L W K fl Thomas M. Strohman Music Education Karen L. Taber Elementary Education William R. Tarbotton Political Science Donald M. Teed Sociology 123 Bonnie VanHouten Elementary Education Catherine Vezza Elementary Education Richard F. Vogel Biology -fc, -- - x Mk WL A j ■JjH H of Ww 1 ■1 Jl I i Carol L. Walborn Foreign Language Edmund R. Walsleben Biology Paul ). Walsleben Biology Lewis W. Ward Music Education 124 Jeffery Weaver Biology David C. Wenger Psychology Sharon L. Wert Elementary Education Peter A. West Economics Melanie A. Wilson Psychology Kit O. Wise Chemistry Candace L. Withers History Cynthia L. Wonderling Elementary Education Pamela J. Wood Music Education )oan P. Yingst Music Daniel H. Yocom Biology Derrick S. Zingg Chemistry 125 7975 Class Officers _- a v? . ,- % ' r ¥ ,jsj , .- ' ' • ' ■ ' it Being a Sophomore is . . . being a White Hat two more years to go end of gym sophomore slump 126 4%: - «  ,. w jmrit%- ,3B SS$5 ' H ' s , •• _ i 2 - - it, - l t i? ■ . ' ' ■ 3P r • ' ■ ' ■ W UPPER LEFT: J. Sprecker, treas.; R. Sheriff, sec; B. Boyer, v. pres.; S. Ale- shire, pres. UPPER RIGHT: L to R, Row 7: C. Knipe, A. Shuey, C. Leeper, B. McClelland, L. Sandleman, V. Wenger, N. Moore, S. Anderson, E. Baker. Row 2: D. Amsden, P. Breslin, |. Walker, C. Albright, E. Briggs, R. Schneider. Row 3: B. Wolf, K. Kienzle, B. Sheriff, P. Olver, M. Bauer, ). Kern, N. Bonnet, S. Bates. LOWER CENTER: L to R, Row 7. C. Kielb, R. Kleiner. Row 2: B. Johnson, T. Leighty, B. Misick, M. Lewis, S. Lee, C. Lentz. 127 UPPPER LEFT: L to R, Row 7: D. Lang, W. Shumway, M. Steltz. UPPER MIDDLE: Row 7: G. Fernsler, N. Heston, B. Schroe- der. Row 2: L. Freed, N. Nelson, L. Gelsinger, C. Otlo. Row 3: C Evans, ). Schultz, R. Eppley, N. Winter. Row 4: Fecheson, G. RIGHT: Row V Dubble, C. Pike, Reynolds, T. Row 2: T. Dill- worth, S. Aleshire, N. Fritz, N. Murphey, R. Faller. Row 3: Penturelli, R. Bull, A. Roth, Cebulko, S. Copenhaver, Drybread. LOWER LEFT: Row 1: N. Schreiber, A. Pappas, L. Tilipko, P. Pratt, B. Hammond, D. Gernerd. Row 2: E. Ferriola, D. Beltz, B. Scott, D. Oehler, C. Brunner, R. Keesis. LOWER RIGHT: Row 7. C. Howse, S. Grundy, L. Smirk, M. Smith, A. Spillman, ). Hockenberry. Row 2: D. Franz, R. Mitchell, F. Kushler, M. Miller, T. Worthington, T. Knaub, T. Ward. J. Fenimore, ). Fick. UPPER I. Halbleib, P. L. Lavella, C. C. P. D. 129 130 UPPER LEFT: Sitting: M. Eisenhauer, M. Rhodes. Row 7: E. Woodworth, H. Shirk, L. Long, J. Scattergood, L. Wysolovski. Row 2: M. Bor- gerson, J. Sprecher, D. Rice. LOWER LEFT: Row 7: M. Smith, D. Speir, J. Holbrook, L. Shivill, A. Thomas. Row 2: M. Sitzler, A. Moleback, C. Potter, R. Schantz, K. Abbey, R. Rowand. Row 3: C. Shupp, B. Wheatley, L. Sweigert, H. Scott, K. Smith. UPPER RIGHT: Row 7: ). Errickson, ). Lippert, D. Kost, C. Forte, H. lohnson, M. Miller, P. Mills. Row 2: |. Longacre, R. Nash, P. Dufresna, H. Fortna, E. Boyd, C. McCary. LOWER RIGHT: Row 7: K. Hoover, L. Malglewicz, K. Kocher, V. Hancock, S. Boohar, D. Peterson, B. Robbins, T. Hintz. Row 2: C. Mostetler, C. Fisher, J. Persing, R. Georgic, D. Hoover, |. Boyd, B. Harris. 131 1976 Class Officers Being a Freshman is . . . bewilderment not walking on grass transferring more freedom, no time pledging UPPER LEFT: Larry Priester, V. Pres., Steve Sacha, Pres., Christina Fisher, Sec, Harry Schneider, Treas. UPPER RIGHT: N. Rudiak, R. Deck, P. lies, E. ]ones, C. Daugherty. Row 2: L. Petty, R. Yinger, N. Kelso, ). Drake, L. Rist, D. Cuipyla, L. R itchie Row 3: T. DaKay, S. Margolf, L. Sahy, R. Amidon, K. Diehl, D. Hampton, M. Kovonuk, M. Hume, ). Leonard, T. Ranger. LOWER LEFT: R. Love, P. Spacht, R. Baker. Row 2: D. Schaeffer, D. Rupert, A. Kubilus, M. VanRiper, C. Hickey. Row 3: M. Windham, J. Nash, M. McCauley, S. Frey, C. Visneski, J. Roman, C. Davis. LOWER CENTER: M. Meek, C. Ceisey, D. Whittle, P. West LOWER RIGHT: W. Sudeck, D. Debus, H. Lamphere, P. Emmons. Row 2: R. Risser, D. Orwug, L. Possey, K. Rouke, D. Peterson, R. Schorr, N. Miller, S. Schucker, E. Ross. Row 3: D. Korn, J. Erwin, R. Eppley, R. Lobell, M. Guise, C. Stabley, D. Reifsnyder, L. Byers, L. Schwarz. 132 133 TOP LEFT: ). Conover, E. Muldoon, C. Glass, F. Englehart. TOP CENTER K. Biestline, P. Doyle, A. Apgar Row 2: E. Brumbraugh, C Bruce, S Dupont. Row 3: S. Crone, J. Bilger J. Boohar. Row 4: M. Bozzelli, A Bowie. TOP RIGHT: S. Sachs, W Mata, J. McNulty, D. Stine, C DeGroat, ). Fries, R. Markley, W Sherry. Row 2: G. Rhoads, J. Giov- anni, R. Grimes, ). East, N. Streeter K. Yeutter, ). Cullather, P. Faulk, L Alvino, G. Kipp. LOWER LEFT: M Paxton, M. Dempsey, D. Horst, ] Apsley, D. Moore, D. Schaeffer, D Schakebach, D. Housel, C Boehler Row 2: N. Fasnacht, D. Brown, S Hamor, L. Priester, F. Scheeren, ) Schoch, R. Bensing. Row 3: D Flohr, B. Goldberg, S. J. Spiegle, K Pry, S. Harclerode, D. Callahan, ] Lemke, ). Cooper. LOWER RIGHT E. St. Sauveur, W. Sost, M. Schmidt D. Reese. Row 2: J. Boag, C Reed, J Toby, ). Strohl, G. Boyd, P. Sipe, G Albansoder. Row 3: K. Troutman, C Sekerke, P. Kotch, G. Tucker, D Breder, S. Shemeta, R. Trigg, L Styer, H. Schneider. 135 a _ KJl ■ 1 j, Hi Lr 1 ri Ak . . E ■ jS - - i. H 136 UPPER LEFT: L to R, Row 7: ). Miller, P. Miller, P. Moeller, J. McNulty. Row 2: J. Moeckel, R. Moffett. LOWER RIGHT: L to R, Row 1: T. Lockner, S. Musselman. Row 2: M. Kirms, C. Mackenson, J. Kochel, C. Lucas. Row 3: F. Lyons, K. McCrath, K. Diemer, R. Langkumer. Row 4: W. Creka, K. Miller, L. Man- nik, B. McKaig. UPPER RIGHT: L to R, Row V X. Kegerise, T. Brown, ). Reisch, P. Proctor, R. Hermes, C. Woolbaugh, R. Schlee. Row 2: M. Marrow, ). Hoffman, B. Byrd, E. Roger, T. Folkenroth, T. Fisher, K. Hollowell, P. Jones. Row 3: G. Chan- dler, J. Eisenmeier, D. Starke, R. Dorset, R. Hutchinson, G. Neill, C. Olsen, |. Ehrlich, J. Loser, R. Gerhart, S. Mitchell, R. Patricelli. LOWER LEFT: L to R, Row 7: P. Bond, M. Fitzpatrick, C. Wildrid, C Woodland, B. Dunn, E. Gottleib, W. Rozelle. Row 2: J. Ross, M. Achor, S. Adler, ). Kehs. Row 3: R. Rhein- hold, S. Corso, V. Bieda, S. Courter, G. Zearfoss, P. Wanna- maker, T. Ferguson, P. Boltz, J. Donnohoe, H. Bratton. UPPER CENTER: L to R, Row 1: S. Mazur, D. Hoffman, L. Huber. Row 2: C. Koffel, B. Lippincott, D. Ambler, S. Lewis, M. Gallant. 137 I Dean of Women, Lebanon Valley College 1957-1972. m The Activities I MMii ' Mm Chemistry Club and Beta Beta Beta Childhood Education Club Row 7: P. Proctor, N. Johnson, M. Lockner, J. Toby, N. Miller. Row 2: B. Burtner, A. Thomas, D. Beltz, E. Boyd. Row 3: L. Peterson, L. Beriont, C. Lentz, A. Hunsberger. S-PSEA Row 1: C. Semmel, R. Wilson, K. Aston, L. Scharf, W. Kerr. Row 2: R. Greening, R. Reber. 1 43 LVC1972 Blue and White Marching Band LEFT: FLAG TWIRLERS — L to R: J. VanderVeur, E. Palomba, D. Moore, K. Shetron, ). Engle- hart, L. Hough, D. Hoffman, S. Wert, C. Reynolds, S. Bates. RIGHT: FEATURED TWIRLER — Kathy Neidig. ■ ■ 144 LEFT: COLOR GUARD — L to R: S. Jacoby, L. Smith, S. Heister, A. Johnson, ). Lohman. RIGHT: MAJORETTES — 1st Row: S. Harclerode, T. Hunsicker, G. Diana. 2nd Row: M. Weigel, S. Courter, M. VanRiper, D. Breder, D. East, C. Nissley. 145 5 £ ?■ h ' 1 : ' 146 jazz Band The 73 LVC Jazz Band, which has been in a three year growth period, brought to a peak the dynamic quality of jazz and rock sounds that have thrilled many audi- ences through the years. Under the direc- tion of Wayne Fox, the band has per- formed in many high schools as well as in their concert debut at Moore College of the Arts in Philadelphia. This year the band successfully com- pleted its second annual week-long tour in January, traveling from New York through Pennsylvania to Maryland. On February 9, the band performed their twelfth annual campus concert featuring Cecil Bridgewater as guest trumpeter from the Thad Jones-Mell Lewis Orches- tra. Competing in both the Classboro Jazz Festival and Eastern States Jazz Festi- val at Quinnipiac College in Connecticut, the band has again brought home excel- lent ratings. — BK JAZZ BAND — W. Schreiber, B. Engman, T. Fick, R. Fetrow, C. Sharman, A. Stachow, R. Harner, D. Hoover, W. Fox, M. Morrow, T. Hintz, A Boltz, B. Kauffman, D. Walmer, M. Enge. 147 148 Wig and Buckle FRONT: S. Forte. Row 7: H. Scott, J. Lip- pert, ). Gargiulo, J. Kern, E. Donnelly, B Johnston, C. Mackenson. Row 2: D Rupert, T. Lockner, C. Leeper, B. Phillips B. Bushong, S. Corso. Row 3: R. Wilson, A Thomas, B. Moul. Alpha Psi Omega Gargiulo, B. Bushong, B. Phillips, B. Johnston, R. Moul, E. Donnelly Orchestra 149 Row 7: C. Potter, C. Wubbena, ). Strohl, J. Mader, K. Crandall, S. Kuntz, C Clemens, D. Callahan, S. Bates, ). Yingst, B. Baughman, D. Kost. Row 2: C. Burger, C. Forte, P. Lamparter, D. Heffelfinger, B. Early, C Melson, S. Frieswyk, H. Johnson, M. DeLoache, B. Bushong, J. Paff. Row 3: D. Knauer, R. Fer- tow, C. Fox, R. Click, J. Gargiulo, C. Detweiler, ). Evans, C. Shultis, |, Kern, M. Alleman, H. Scott, R. Schneider. Row 4: D. Cross, W. Dellinger, M. Burgess, |. Lippert, M. Nichols, M. Burch, A. Dinsmore, D. Rowland, P. Rowland, T. Leach. 150 J Concert Choir The year began with the choir dreaming of a seemingly impossible venture, a trip to Europe, and ended with the LVC Concert Choir touring East and West Germany, Austria, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary. As a result, the usual spring tour stayed in the area instead of traveling north, south, or west; and the singing season was extended after school ended for one week of intense practice and three weeks in Europe. Even though many things went wrong during the Euro- pean tour, everyone will surely live a richer life because of what they saw and lived through. There will be mem- ories of the long border waits and the singing done while waiting; memories of the food and a new insight into that wonderful American product, Coke; memories of all the tours, the tour guides, and the bus drivers; memories of people from the somberness of Leipzig, E. Germany to the gaiety of Rudesheim, W. Germany; and finally memories of the concerts. No one will forget the melting together of two peoples in a standing room only auditorium in Prague as we sang for the Czechs and they returned a concert for us. Nor will the thunderous foot stamping showing the audience ' s avid appreciation for our concert at the Mozarteum in Salzburg be easily forgotten. This was the first such venture by the choir and most of us can be grateful it happened in 1973 and not in ' 74 or ' 75. It was quite a season! P.S. Thank-you Chamber Orchestra. 151 MJ mb - P — , — . — , — „__ . .. ■ T, ! CHAPEL CHOIR — UPPER LEFT: Row 7: S. Heister, V. Hancock, E. Briggs, M. Meek, B. Dunn, L. Huber, M. Lockner, M. Gallant, S. Margolf, S. Lee, E. St. Sauveur. Row 2: K. Kien- zle, N. Bonnet, P. Peterson, E. Woodworth, D. Dickson, L. Sandleman, K. Kocher, P. Oliver, H. Scott, ). Reisch, G. Fernsler. Row 3: E. Ross, R. McAllister, J. Hamilton, K. Rouke, W. Rozelle, R. Sheriff, R. Schorr, L. Garrett. Row 4: S. Schucker, D. Rupert, S. Gelsinger, K. Syvertsen, R. Rowand, K. Butkofsky, P. Cebulka, C. Com- fort, T. Knaub, K. Diehl, G. Shultus, S. Dunnick, T. Campbell. Row 5: D. Frantz, S. Kramer, C. Ferguson, D. Ambler, S. Sachs, R. Moffett, K. Hoover, R. Amidon, G. Tucker, D. Horst, D. Amsden. GIRL ' S BAND — UPPER RIGHT: W. Rozelle, J. Samples, S. Bates, J. Redding, E. Ross, K. Loomis. Row 2: S. Kuntz, K. Miller, C. Scott, N. Heston, S. Dupont, L. Burger, M. Smith. Row 3: J. Mader, K. Kocher, D. Moore, S. Snyder, J. Colyer, N. Powley, J. Paff. Row 4: L. Lee, K. She- tron, C. Klieb, L. Mannik, D. East, S. Harclerode, M. DeLoache, C. Crawford. CLARINET CHOIR — LOWER LEFT: V. Zolen- ski, W. Fox, C. Scott, B. Phillips, D. East, K. Kocher, N. Heston, H. Scott. Row 2: W. Rozelle, C. Woodland, C. Kielb, G. Foz, C. Ser- eke, B. Enzman, L. Mannik, D. Hoover, N. Pow- ley. 152 Clarinet Choir j Girl ' s Band and MENC vIENC: C. Melson, J. Gargiulo, J. Paff, S. Margolf, K. Behler, S. Kuntz, B. Dunn, C. Woodland, N. Powley. Row 2: L. Lee, C. Wubbena, J. Mader, K. Ceggerise, R. Smith, A. Roth, R. Rowand, L. Burger, D. Heffelfinger, J. Colyer, L. Matylewicz. Row 3: D. Amsden, W. Fox, T. Fick, P. Wannemacher, D. Hoover, H. Johnson, S. Heister, G. Detweiler, G. Shultis, P. Wood, C. Scott, K. Kocher. Row 4: M. Enge, ). Dilorio, W. Kauffman, D. Rowland, R. etrow, B. Enzman, C. Hollenbach, M. Burch, P. Rowland, L. Sweigart, T. Strohman, D. Arthur. 153 Guild Student Croup Row 7. M. Burch, T. Leach, R. Click. Row 2: D. Cross, E. Lee, R. Risser, C. Fernsler, S. Harding, B. Baughman, P. Rowland. 154 wii mi;i ■2sss; Investment Club Row 1: ). Kargol, M. Steltz, S. Crum. Row 2: C. Smith, D. White, P. Baduini, |. Bittner (Pres.). Bridge Club |. Eisenmeir, D.Starke, C. Kielb. 155 i Chess Club M. Rhoads, R. Dorset, D. Starke, W. Schreiber, J. Eisenmeier, S. Sachs. 156 Russian Club Front: M. Rote, B. Brewer, D. Kost, C. Comfort, E. Woodworth. Back: J. Short, J. Sardi, J. Martin. 157 Psych Club Row 1: D. Peterson, M. Currin, P. Pratt, G. Wagner, R. Carlson. Row 2: R. Wert, M. Huber, R. Bohlander, D. Johnson, R. Ratti, R. McCabe. Math Club . Scattergood, L. Long, ). Longacre, D. Cernerd, L. Ferriola. 158 Fellowship of Christian Athletes Row 1: K. Bickel, N. Fasnacht. Row 2: M. Steltz, L. Priester, F. Scheeren, Fenimore. ik iV k j L M BM F B - I SiH Delta Tau Chi V. Hackman, L. Stoner, C. Potter, D. Schaefer, R. Sheriff, K. Kienzle, N. Mills, B. Mislick, P. Clarke. Row 2: R. Scott, R. Burtner, B. Van Houten, R. Schantz, P. Cebulka, K. Butkofsky, C. Comfort, R. Schorr, L. Celsinger. Row 3: B. Wilt, S. Crone, ). Kochel, V.Tucker, R. Minnich, C. Hollen- bach, S. Crum, ). Kar- gol, J. Evans, S. Mazur. m 1 1 1 1 c k l ' ■ ■« )  ' —i I i ii H W IK 159 Project V- 160 Row 7: M. Meek, J. Reisch, N. Miller, T. Folkenroth, P. Clarke, R. Schorr, ). Scattergood, N. Nelson, L. Matylewicz, G. Fernsler, K. Kienzle, J. Bilger. Row 2: M. Gallant, S. Aleshire, S. Shemeta, D. Bre- der, R. Byrd, M. Van Riper, J. Kochel, ). Toby, K. Hoover, J. Miles, S. Janiak, M. Bozzell, M. Windham, M. Bennethum. Row 3: T. Dil- worth, L. Freed, E. Briggs, J. Palladino, ). Hannigan, L. Travis, N. Heston, A. Curtis, G. Wagner, M. Dempsey, K. Bickel, M. Paxton, J. Sprecher. Row 4: L. Gelsinger, T. Brown, S. Schucker, C Otto, B. Early, C. Reed, K. Syvertsen, D. Amsdem. Row 5: J. Kargol, D. Knauer, D. Yocum, W. Ingraham, C Hollenbach. 161 a : - T ' ' _ Quittie 73 Staff Editors: Carol Crawford Marc i a Keefer Frank Rutherford I u 162 STAFF: Nancy Bailey Robin Baker Carolyn Bronneck Sue Dunnick Gail Fox Donna Housel Sherri Lee Maureen Lewis Barbara Robbins Laurel Schwarz Gary Shultis Marcia Smith PHOTOGRAPHERS: John Cullather Bob Johnston Joe Murphy John Rudiak Gary Smith Gary Wagner Jeff Weaver BUSINESS MANAGER: Kathleen McGrath 163 La Vie Collegienne PICTURED: H. Ladd, D. Reifsnyder, ). Sprecher, ). Katzman, ). Feni- more, M. Rhoads, W. Goldberg, S. Pappas, ). Bittner. 164 LflWE CQLLEGIENNE LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE ANNVILLE. PENNSYLVANIA Established 1925 Volume XLIX, Number 9 Friday. April 13. 1973 editor james katzaman ' 74 feature editor ben neideigh ' 74 sports editor mike rhodes ' 75 copy editor jane keebler ' 74 photography editor bob Johnston ' 73 business manager John bittner ' 73 advisor mrs. ann monteith WRITERS— John Fenimore, Greg Boyd, Kim Feinauer, Stacy Pappas. STAFF Harold Ladd, Dan Reifsnyder, Mike Sawyer, Bill Goldberg, John Rudiak, Jim Sprecher, Joe Murphy, Gary Wagner, and Jeff Weaver. LA VIE COLLEGIENNE is published biweekly by the students of Lebanon Valley College except during examination periods and vacations. LA VIE is printed by Boyer Press, Lebanon, Pa. Newspaper offices are located in the lower level of the Allan W. Mund College Center, telephone 717-867- 3561, ext. 316. Subscriptions by mail are available for $2.50 per semester. The opinions expressed in La Vie are those of the editors and do not represent the official opinion of the College. 165 Spring Arts Festival — Behind the Scenes 166 White Hats Row 7: N. Nelson, R. Tanner, D. Frantz. Row 2: ). Walker, B. McPherson, N. Bon- net, E. Briggs, J. Miles, S. Bates, J. Greenstein, C. Reynolds, M. Smith, J. Holbrook, W. Gingrich. Row 3: K. Bickel, T. Dilworth, ). Sprecher, F. Rutherford, R. Zingg, P. Visneski, A. Roth, R. Schneider, J. Kern. - . at? ■n_3-__ ___ - m • ' ! _5 fi ' _____ ' kjK ' 1 67 Student Senate President: Walt Frankowski Vice President: Frank Rutherford Secretary: Sue Reese F. Kabia, B. Enzman, C. Schwarz, J. Rouka, |. Haines, W. Frankow- ski, J. Holbrook, D. Zingg, P. Wood, F. Rutherford. 168 Student Council President: Nancy Hostetter Vice Pres. (Academic): Ken Bickel Vice Pres. (Social): Dan Frantz Treasurer: Allen Roth Asst. Treasurer: Ken Gilberg C. Leeper, N. Hostetter, D. Frantz, D. Trullinger, A. Roth, M. Smith, Walker, K. Bickel, J. Carlock, K. Gilberg, K. Angstadt, N. Nelson. 169 Kappa Lambda Sigma 1, P. Zahuta 21. T. Ward 2. H. Henckler 22. R. Bull 3. D. Wertz 23. R. Dusel 4. T. Daly 24. M. Raver 5. G. Lesser 25. W. Harris 6. L. Petty 26. R. Rupich 7. D. Eshelman 27. D. Zingg 8. C. Harris 28. P. Thompson 9. H. Kudson 29. E. Muldoon 10. T. Chesney 30. J. Pumphrey 11. K. Cary 31. J. Snyder 12. W. Ness 32. J. Gable 13. J. Fechinsen 33. T. Scognamiglio 14. C. Suda 34. M. Guise 15. ). Manweller 35. P. Visneski 16. M. Hardisky 36. W. Howard 17. K. Matter 37. K. McManis 18. R. Kelsey 38. S. Wagner 19. S. Deitter 39. A. Shortell 20. C. Shupp 170 K A .• w - IA. 171 Delta Lambda Sigma 172 S. Pappas M. Wilson E. Ross . Creenstein K. Behler J. Haines A. Kubilus Hobrook 9. S. Lewis 10. M. FitzPatrick 11. D. Trullinger 12. A. Doney 13. D. Cish 14. B. Lutz 15. S. Reese 173 4M 1 174 A Phi Lambda Sigma 1. T. Heiry 2. |. Ellis 3. W. Phifer 4. E. Walseben 5. E. lannarella 6. D. Franz 7. D. Butterbaugh 8. M. McCauley 9. P. Walseben 10. M. Fuhrer 11. I.Miller 12. J.Spiro 13. W. Greksa 14. D. Oehler 15. R. Reynolds 16. C. Rhoads 17. S. Bixler 18. F. Lichtner 19. W. Tarbutton 20. P. Howse 21. J. Kiernan 22. H.Snyder 23. ). Donohoe 24. ). Ritchey 25. L. Melsky 26. D. Villiotti 27. R. Cerhart 28. G.Visneski 29. J.Mardula 30. K. Cilberg 31. A. Calabrese 32. F. Kushler 33. D. Dahms 34. E. Boeckel 35. W. Frankowski 36. D. Singer 37. T. Shaeffer 38. T. Pooley 39. R. Eckler 40. S. Hussey 41. |. Schoch 42. R.Mitchell 43. S. Hazel 44. |. Pease 45. W. Lippincott 46. D. Buesing 47. 48. C. Koffel 49. M. Kirms 50. W.Miller 51. H. Englehart 52. P. Schleifer 53. R. Patricelli 175 Kappa Lambda Nu 176 K 10 A N 1. C. Reynolds 2. L. Tilipko 3. K. Halteman 4. D. Kirchhof 5. ). Lukens 6. R. Tanner 7. J.CaNun 8. T. Dakay 9. L. Rist K. Henderson 11. S. lacoby 12. N.Moore 13. L. Moore 14. ). Bostock 15. A. (ohnson 16. D. Scholler 17. K. Angstadt 18. C. Bruce 19. D. Gernerd 20. J. Haverstick 21. P.Wood 22. C. Ferguson 23. D. Beltz 24. M. Paxton 25. G. Johnson 25. |. Bilger 27. R. Baker 28. L. Bitzer 29. B. Clegg 30. C.Miller 31. L. Burger 32. ]. Englehart 33. C. Becker 34. N. Johnson 35. J. Sweigart 36. J. VanderVeur 37. T. Martin 177 Knights of the Valley 178 na K O V 1. T. Dilworth 2. 3. B. Ingram 4. S. Aleshire 5. D. Yokom 6. R. Deck 7. F. Tylutki 8. B. Britain 10. M. Alleman 11. K. Hartnett 12. C. Knipe 13. B.Wolfe 14. J.Deroba 15. M. Steltz 16. D. Ambler 17. R. Cromis 18. J. Herr 19. K. Bicket 20. A. Roth 21. N. Fasnacht 22. K. Shotwell 23. W. Shumway 24. C. Neill 25. E. Rice 26. P. Snyder 27. S. Sener 28. W. Johnson 1 79 180 - Sigma Alpha lota 1. C. Potter 16. C. Woodland 2. ]. Samples 17. D. Horst 3. T. Martin 18. D. Moore 4. J. Colyer 19. C. Scott 5. P. Lamparter 20. M. Deloache 6. J. Lohman 21. K.Miller 7. D. Rupert 22. C. Wubbena 8. P. Olver 23. J. Paff 9. E. Briggs 24. K. Behler 10. L. Robbinson 25. N. Bonnet 11. C. Reed 26. L. Huber 13. L. Mannik 27. B. Baughman 14. W. Sost 28. D. East 15. K. Kocher 29. M. Weigel 18} 182 Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia M 1. R. Nash 2. H. Fortna 17. |. Carguilo 3. W. Hope 18. L. Fuller 4. J. Loser 19. E. Donnelly 5. M. Enge 20. |. Kern 6. B. Enzman 21. H. Scott 7. L. Sweigart 22. B. Yinger 8. B. Kauffman 23. M. Burch 9. C. Fox 24. K. Pry 10. B. Sudeck 25. K. Frantz 11. D. Wenger 26. R. Schlee 12. D. Amsden 27. R.Smith 13. C. Glass 28. J. Longacre 14. ]. Evans 29. M. Eben 15. B. Click 30. T. Fick 16. S. Sachs 31. R. Rowand 183 1. K. Abbey 2. G.Girtch 3. J.Miller 4. S. Snyder 5. D. Orwig 6. W. Gingrich 7. K. Hollowell 8. R. Byrd 9. |. Barry 10. ]. Toby 11. L. Posey 12. P. Proctor 13. Sparkle 14. W. Rozelle 15. J.Gould 16. A. Brokans 17. S. Kuntz 18. M. Van Riper 19. S. Fackler 184 Gamma Sigma Sigma r 185 Alpha Phi Omega Q 1. S. Janiak 2. R. Minnich 3. B.Wilt 4. K. Feinauer 5. C. Wagner 6. J. Persing 7. B. Sable 8. C. Detweiler 9. ). Erickson 10. M. Bennethum iL l . - 186 11. ). Barnhart 12. M. Sawyer 13. C. Garland 14. T. Beresford 15. ). Murphy 16. C. Lyons 17. C.Smith 18. M. Calloway 19. |. Kargol 20. S. Kreider 21. T. Ferguson 22. B.Goldberg 23. B. Boyer 24. COIsen 25. D. Poust 26. A. Curtis 27. B. Johns 28. ). Katzaman 29. R. Fetrow 30. T.Clark 31. W. Dellinger 32. C Mosteller 33. D. Reinecker 34. B. Ragnow 187 The Athletics mm - mm . -, • r. iLaa 5tifiia2i3 fHHlf : 111111 Wsemm HI Cheerleaders Try to Resurrect School Spirit 190 CHEERLEADERS — Front: S. Anderson. Standing: S. Shemeta, M. Wilson, D. Drybread, ). Drake, A. Ueach, K. Taker (Capt.), C. Savage, C. Lentz (Co-Capt.) 191 Football Has Up-Down Season The Lebanon Valley College Flying Dutchman 1972 football team had an excellent team despite its 4-5 record. It was a team of 6 All MAC selections and many bright freshman prospects. The defensive front was solid, the best in the conference as confirmed by the selection of defensive tackles, Steve Honus Wagner and Jim Jumbo Kiernan as all MAC along with linebacker, Jim latesta. The secondary was bolstered by Walt Frankowski, all MAC defensive back. The young offense holds a bright prospect for the future. Bob Pembleton will hold down the center of the line after his surprise selection as all MAC. But the offense will miss George Schwartz, all MAC tight end. 192 Row 1: O.K. Reed (coach, E. Boekel, S. Wagner, T. Chesney, K. Cilberg, T. Koons, J. latesta (Tri-Capt.), W. Frankowski (Tri-Capt.), T. Calabrese (Tn- Capt.), L. Melsky, N. Casperino, D. Robey, C. Harris, R. Ward, G. Schwarz, J. Rados (coach). Row 2: L. Sorrentino (Headh Coach), G. Petrofes (Athletic Director), T. Uhrich, ). Uhrich, R. Pembleton, G. Lesser, A. Shortell, J. Pumphrey, J. Kiernan, S. Hazel, H. Knudson, R. Hussey, R. Moffett (Mgr.), S. Banta (coach). Row 3: R. Lambert (Trainer), P. Thompson, T. Scagnomiglio, W. Lippincott, F. Sheeren, R. Rupich, T. Shaeffer, F. Lichtner, D. Dahms, W. Harris, ). Halblieb, ). Hussey, D. Villiotti, T. Reese, C. Eyler (coach). Row 4: F. Lyons, G. Walters, F. Englehart, R. Tilotta, ). Ross, T. Winters, ). Conover, D. Flohr, S. Osborne, P. Kirms, H. Bratton, ). Donohoe, K. Coslett, E. Muldoon, R. Rheinhold, G. Collins (coach). 193 Dutchmen Ready to Move 194 • Valley for Three 195 Hockey: A Defensive Season VARSITY — Row 7: D. Cernerd, M. Bauer, C. Miller, N. Murphy, ). Drake. Row 2: Mrs. ). Walters (coach), S. Kuntz, S. Reese, C. Becker, (Co-Capt.), C. Albright, C. Hostetter, J. GaNun, D. Drybread, S. Adler, M. FitzPatrick, M. Keefer (Co-Capt.) 196 Row 7: A. McNamara, C. Boehler, B. McCelland, J. Sweigart, S. Grant, M. Bauer, P. Miller, D. Reese, C. Evans, J. Drake. Row 2: L. Landis (Mgr.), J. Boag, M. Camillo, D. Gernerd, N. Murphy, M. Paxton, Mrs. ). Wal- ters (coach), M. Dempsey, A. Morbach, ). Nash, C. Wildrick, J. Hobrook, ). Kehs (Mgr.). ■? - - !■ .?. . - m 9 197 V Cross Country Has New Awakening L to R, Row 7: C. Weller, W. Howard, W. Phifer, ). Manweller. Row 2: T. Daly, K. Carey, S. Hamor, ). Davis (coach). 198 Soccer Comes Alive at the Valley 199 200 1972-73 Basketball Team Row 7: R Lambert, Trainer, L. Sorrentino, Head Coach, B. Correll, Asst. Coach. Row 2: 1 Mardula, J. Schoch, M. Kovonuk, R. Roes, W. Ammons K Linde Co- Capt. D. Johnson, Co-Capt., D. Evans, D. Buesing, C. Brown, R. Mitchell, E. lanneralla, L. Griffiths. I j Donny Johnson — All American Leading Scorer in L VC History 201 N. Schreiber, R. Sheriff, C. Boehler, A. Johnson, D. Dietrich, R. Kocsis, M. Paxton, A. Shuey, L. Tilipko. 204 Girls ' Basketball Has Greatly Improved Season VARSITY — A. Morbach, L. Manhire, D. Drybread, L. Immen, Mrs. J. Walters (Coach), D. Gernerd, D. Speir, M. T. Russo, J. CaNun. ■ B ■  M s -s ' ■ ■ N y f kTQB V i V m W ww - ■k ▼ F .  i — — ■ _a At i ) Vfif n E l Ml j W •1 . Matmen Grapple to Successful Season Row 7; A. Fasnacht (Coach); N. Fas- nacht, W. Goldberg, G. Pelrofes (Coach). Row 2: S. Hamor, J. Ewin, D. Debus, |. Kline. Row 3: L. Priester, H. Snyder, G. Lesser, S. Grove. Row 4: C. Mosteller, D. Leathers, A. Shortell, H. Schneider. Row 5: C. Zoll, ). Conover, R. Lobell, D. Dahms. Row 6: H. Bratton, R. Hussey, F. Schreen. 206 ™ JL 207 Track Has Greatly Improved Season jflMm i Row 7: K. Feinauer, D. Zingg (Co-Capt), O. Kabia, M. Eisenhauer, M. Dortch, ). Davis (Coach). Row 2: J. Hableib, W. Phifer, T. Chesney (Coach), L. Priester, ). Ritchey, C. Lesser, C. Hanna. Row 3: O. Reed (Coach), F. Rutherford, |. Markley, ). Fackler, T. Daly, M. Brown, W. Howard. 208 209 Stickmen Have Outstanding Season Row 1: G. Lucas, D. Scalera, M. Fuhrer, D. Singer, H. Knudson (Co-Capt), K. Cilberg (Co-Capta., {. Mardula, A. Calabrese, C. Hunter. Row 2: M. Pax- ton (Mgr.), T. Smith, D. Oehler, P. Howse, W. Tar- button, D. Franz, T. Shaeffer, C. Rhoads, B. Correll (Coach). Row 3: R. Lambert (Trainer), S. Hazel, T. Poley, M. Hardisky, R. Dusel, B. Simons, D. Whit- tle, F. Kushler, ). Kiernan, |. Pumphrey, D. Villiotti, E. Muldoon. 210 ' £2L± m 211 212 ■ 213 Ml- — ■■ T Row 7: ). Manwiller, N. Fasnacht, D. Ober, L. Melsky, Co-Capt., S. Sener, Co.-Capt., E. Boeckel, C. Harris, H. Henckler. Row 2: S. Ruehr, T. Uhrich, ). McDivitt, D. Eshelman, S. Haverstick, R. Rupich, K. Harnett, A. Morbach. Row 3: L. Sorrentino, Coach, ). Bulko, C. Anderson, D. Stetler, ). Deroba,). Uhrich, D. Drybread. 214 Baseball Returns to Campus 1 L 215 Record Breaking Season for Golf Team Row 7: C. Mosteller, K. Bickel, P. Zahuta, T. Trone. Row 2: G Petrofes, (Coach), J. Frey, R. Johns, R. Roes, R. Pembleton. 216 ■ -«- ■ ■ CO-CAPTAINS Chet Mosteller Jerry Frey 217 Tennis Club and Intramurals 1 218 . 219 220 221 m The End ' M 1 . m ' ■- ■;- ' ■; ' . - : , ' . -■ : i :l - Patrons A Friend Mr. and Mrs. DeAlton S. Ambler Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Amidon Mrs. Nancy R. Barnet Mr. and Mrs. David L. Barry Mrs. Mary Helen Biclcel Mr. and Mrs. Mertis S. Bixler Mr. and Mrs. Forrest D. Bowie Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. 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Milwaukee, Wisconsin ANNVILLE NEWS AGENCY Newspapers Magazines Paperbacks Health and Beauty Supplies Open Daily 6 — 9 Sundays 6 — 2 235 Abbey, K. — 131,184 Abernethy, W. — 109, 157 Achor, M. — 137 Adler, M. — 137, 196 Albansoder, C. — 135 Albright, C — 127,196 Aleshire, S. — 127, 129, 160, 178 Algeo, A. — 109 Alleman,M. — 109, 178 Alvino, L. — 135 Ambler, D. — 137, 152, 178 Amidon, R. — 132, 152 Ammons,W. — 200 Amsden, D. — 127, 152, 153, 160, 182 Anderson, C — 96,214 Anderson, S. — 127, 172 Angstadt, K. — 104, 109, 168, 176 Apger, A. — 135 ApsleyJ. — 135 Arthur, D. — 153 Arthur, C— 96,109 Aston, K. — 101,143 Autenrieth,S. — 109 Baduini, P. — 109, 155 Baker, E. — 127 Baker, R. — 132,210 Bangert, K. — 86 Barnabic, G. — 157 Barnhart, J. — 187 Barry, J. — 96,184 Bates, S. — 127, 144, 153,167 Bauer, M. — 127, 196, 197 Baughman, B. — 98, 154, 180 Beam,S. — 91 Becker, C. — 86, 1 42, 1 70, 1 96 Behler, K. — 107, 109, 153, 172, 180 Beistline, K. — 135 Beltz, D. — 129,143,176 Bennethum, D. — 160 Bensing, R. — 132 Beresford,T. — 96, 187 Beriont, L — 109,143 Berriker, R. — 109 Bevan,A. — 109 Bickel, K. — 102, 109, 159, 160, 167, 168,178,216 BilgerJ. — 135,160, 176 BittnerJ. — 155,164 Bitzer, L — 210 Bixler, S. — 174 BoagJ. — 22,135, 172,197 Boeckel, E. — 96, 174, 193, 214 Boehler,C — 135,197,204 Bohlander, R. — 110, 158 Boltz, A. — 137, 147 Boltz, M. — 110, 157 Bond,S. — 137 Bonnet, N. — 127, 152, 167, 180 BooharJ. — 135 Boohar, S. — 131 Borgerson, M. — 131 Bostock, J. — 100, 176 Bowie, A. — 135 Bowman, D. — 91 Boyd, E.— 110, 131,143 Boyd, C — 135 Boyd, J. — 131 Boyer, R. — 127, 187 Bozelli,M. — 135,160 Bratton, H. — 137,193,206 Breda, V. — 137 Breder, D. — 135, 145,160 Breslin, P. — 127 Brewer, R. — 157 Briggs, E. — 127, 152, 160, 167, 180 Brinkman, J . — 110 Brokans, A. — 184 Bronneck, C. — 95 Brown, C. — 200 Brown, D. — 135 Brown, M. — 208 Brown, P. —96 Brown, R. — 110 Brown, T. — 137,160 Bruce, C — 135,176 Brumbaugh, E. — 135 Brunner, L. — 129 Brunner, R. — 96 Buesing, D. — 174, 200 BulkoJ. — 101,214 Bull, R. — 129, 170 Burch, M. — 98,153,154, 182 Burger, L. — 110, 153,210 Burke, C — 110 Burtner, R. — 110, 143, 159 Bushong, M. — 110, 148 Butkofsky, K. — 110,152, 159 Butterbaugh, D. — 174 Byers, L. — 132 Byrd, R. — 137,160,184 Calabrese, A. — 96, 174, 193, 210 Callahan, D. — 135 Camillo, M. — 197 Campbell, P. — 96 Campbell, T. — 152 Cardimona, S. — 93 Carlson, C. — 96,110 Cary, K. — 170,198 Catherman, J. — 110 Cebulka, P. — 129, 152,159 Chabitnoy, R. — 111 Charlton, D. — 111 Chesney, T. — 170, 193, 208 Chrin, D. — 111 Clark, T. — 111,187 Clarke, P. — 159,160 Clegg, B. — 111,176 Clemens, C. — 111 ColyerJ.— 96, 153,180 Comfort, C. — 1 1 1 , 1 52, 1 57, 1 59 Conover, J. — 135,193,206 Cooper, ). — 135 Copemhaver, S. — 129 Corso, S. — 137,148 Cosslett, C — 193 Courter,S. — 137, 145 Crawford, C. — 95,153 Crone, S. — 135,159 Crum,S. — 155,159 Cuipylo, D. — 132 CullatherJ. — 135 Cummings, H.— 111,142 Currin, M. — 92,158 Curry, J. — 112 Curtis, A. — 142, 160, 187 Dahms, D. — 174,193,206 DaKay,T. — 132 Daly, T. — 112,170,198 Daugherty, C. — 132 Davis, C — 132 Debus, D. — 132,206 Deck, R. — 132,178 DeCroat, C. — 135 DeiterJ. — 112, 142,170 Dellinger, W. — 187 DeLoache, M. — 112, 153, 180 Dempsey, M. — 135, 160, 197 Deroba, J. — 178,214 Detweiler, C. — 93, 153, 186 Diana, C — 98,145,172 Dickson, D. — 152 Didden,M. — 112 Diehl, K.— 132, 152 Diemer, C. — 137 Dietrich, D. — 204 DilorioJ. — 100,153 Dilworth, T. — 129, 160, 167, 178 Dinsmore, A. — 112 Doney, A. — 86,98, 172 Donnelly, E. — 148 Donohoe, J. — 137, 174,193 Dorset, R. — 137, 156 Dortch,M. — 208 Drake, J. — 132,196, 197 Drybread, D. — 129, 196, 205, 214 Dubble, P. — 129 Dufresne, P. — 131 Dunn, B. — 137,152,153 Dunnick, S. — 152 Dupont, S. — 135, 153 Dusel, R. — 112,170,210 Early, B. — 160 East, D. — 92, 145, 1 52, 1 53, 180 Eben,M. — 182 Eckler, R. — 174 EhrlichJ. — 137 Eisenhauer, M. — 131,208 Eisenmeier, J. — 155, 156 Ellis, J.— 112,174 Emmons, P. — 132 Enge, M.— 113, 147,153,182 Englehart, H. — 135,193 Englehart, ). — 100, 144, 176 Enzman, B. — 113, 147, 152, 153, 169, 182 Eppley, R. — 129, 132 Errickson, J. — 131,186 Ervin, B. — 132 Eshelman, D. — 113,170,214 Evans, C — 129,159,197 Evans, D. — 200 Evans, J. — 113,182 EwinJ. — 206 FacklerJ. — 208 Fackler,S. — 113,184 Faller, R. — 129 Fasnacht, L. — 135, 159, 178, 206, 214 Fechinsin, J. — 129,170 236 Feinauer, K. — 186,208 Ferguson, C. — 152 Ferguson, T. — 137,187 Fernsler, G. — 129, 152, 154, 160 Ferriola, L — 129,158 Fetrow, R. — 93, 94, 1 47, 1 53, 1 87 Fick,T. — 129,147,153,182 Fisher, C. — 132,137 Fisher, C — 131 Fitzpatrick, M. — 137, 172, 196 Flohr, D. — 135, 193 Floyd, J. — 113 Folkenroth,T.— 137,160 Forker, K. — 101 Forte, S. — 131,148 Fortna, H. — 131,182 Fox, C — 107,108,113,172 Fox, C — 152,182 Fox,W. — 93, 147, 152, 153 Frankowski, W. — 87, 96, 169, 174, 193 Frantz, D. — 87, 94, 152, 167, 168, 182 Franz, D. — 129,157,174, 210 Freed, L — 129,142, 160 FreyJ. — 216 Frey,S. — 132 Fries,). — 135 Fritz, N. — 129 Fuhrer, M. — 113, 174,210 Fuller, L — 182 Cable, J. — 170 Gallant, M. — 137,152,160 Galloway,M. — 113,187 GaNun, ). — 87, 96, 196, 205, 210 Gargiulo, J. — 87, 100, 148, 153, 182 Garland, C — 98, 187 Garlock, B. — 103, 105, 108, 113, 168 Garrett, L — 152 Gasparino, N. — 98,193 Geesey, C. — 132 Gelsinger, L. — 129, 152, 159, 160 Gerhart, R. — 137,174 Gernerd, D. — 129, 196, 197, 158, 205, 210 G i I berg, K. — 95, 1 68, 1 70, 1 74, 1 93 Gingrich, W. — 113,167,184 Giovannini, J. — 135 Girtch,G. — 184 Gish, D. — 98,172 Givler,C — 101 Glass, G. — 135,182 Glick, R. — 98,154,182 Goldberg, W. — 1 35, 164, 187, 206 Gottlieb, E. — 137 Gould, J.— 184 Grant, S. — 197 Greening, R. — 96, 143 Greenstein, N. — 106,113,167,172 Greska,W. — 137, 174 Griffith, R. — 200 Grimes, J. — 135 Gromis, R. — 178 Gross, D. — 114, 154 Grove, S. — 114,154 Guise,M. — 132,170 Hackman, V. — 114,159 Haines, J. — 114,169,172 Halbleib, J. — 129,193,208 Halteman, K. — 103, 114- 176 Hammond, B. — 129 Hamor, S. — 135,198,206 Hampton, D. — 132 Hancock, S. — 131,152, 172 Hanna, C — 208 Hannigan, J. —114,160 Harclerode, S. — 1 35, 145, 153 Harding, S. — 94,97,154 Hardisky, M. — 170, 210 Harner, K. — 114, 147 Harris, G. — 98,193,170,214 Harris, W. — 131,170,193 Hartnett, K. — 214 Haverstick, ]. — 114,210 Haverstock, S. — 214 Hazel, W. — 114, 174, 193, 210 Heckman, R. — 88,142 Heffelfinger, D. — 153 Heilner, L. — 114 Heiry,T. — 174 Heister, S. — 114, 145, 152, 153 Heller, J. — 114 Henckler, H. — 170,210 Henderson, K. — 115,210 Hermes, R. — 137 HerrJ. — 178 Heston, N. — 129,152,153,160 Hickey,C — 132, 172 Hildebrand, R. — 115 Hinkel, M . — 100 Hintz, T.— 131,147,178 Hockenberry, J. — 129 Hoffman, D. — 137,144 Hoffman, J. — 137 Holbrook, ). — 131, 167, 169, 172, 197 Hollenbach, C. — 104, 1 1 5, 1 52, 159, 160 Hollowell, K. — 137,184 Hoover, D. — 1 31 , 1 47, 1 52, 1 53 Hoover, K. — 131,160 Hope, W. — 182 Horst, D. — 135,152 Hostetter, G. — 196 Hostetter, N. — 88, 92, 168 Hough, L — 100, 144 Housel, D. — 135 Houtz, L — 101 Howard, W. — 115, 170, 198, 208 Howse, P. — 129, 174,210 Huber, L — 137,152 Huber, M. — 115,158 Huckins,S. — 115 Hughes, G. — 115 Hume,M. — 132 Hunsberger, A. — 115, 143 Hunsicker,C — 116,14 5 Hunter, G. — 116,210 Hussey, J. — 174,193 Hussey, R. — 193,206 Hutchinson, R. — 137 lannarella, E. — 88, 91 , 95, 174, 200 latestaj. — 193 lies, P. — 132 Immen, L. — 91,96,205 Ingraham, W. — 160,178 )acoby,S. — 116, 145,160 James, B. — 92 Janiak, S. — 160, 186 lohns, R. — 127, 187,216 Johnson, A. — 116, 145, 176, 204 Johnson, D. — 88,158,200 Johnson, G. — 96, 176 Johnson, H. — 131,153 Johnson, N. — 116, 143, 176 Johnson, W. — 178 Johnston, R. — 148 Jones, E. — 132 Jurman, M. — 116 Kabia, R. — 97, 169, 208 Kargol, J. — 116, 155, 159, 160, 187 Katzman, J. — 187,164 Kauffman, W. — 116, 147, 153, 182 Keebler, J. — 117 Keef e r, M . — 88, 91 , 98, 1 72, 1 96 Kegerise, K. — 137, 153 Kehs, J. — 137,197 Kelsey, R. — 170 Kern,). — 127,148, 167, 182 Kelso, N. — 132 Kielb, C — 127,152,153,155 Kienzle, K. — 127, 152,159,160 Kiernan, J. — 174,193,210 KinsellaJ.— 95 Kipp,G. — 135 Kirchhof, D. — 89, 100, 142, 176 Kirms,M. — 137,174,193 Kleiner, R. — 127, 172 Kline, G. — 206 Kline, W. — 117 Knaub,T. — 129,152 Knauer, D. — 117, 160 Knipe, C — 127,178 Knudson, H. — 103, 106, 98, 170, 193, 210 Kochel,). — 137, 159,160 Kocher, K. — 131,152,153, 180 Kocsis, R. — 129,204 Koffel,C — 137,174 Koons,T. — 193 Korn, D. — 22,132 Kost, D. — 131,157 Kotch, P. — 135 Kovonuk, M. — 132, 200 Kramer, S. — 152 Kreider, S. — 117, 142,187 Kubilus, A. — 132,172 Kuntz,S. — 117,153,184,196 Kushler, F. — 129,174,210 Ladd, H. — 97,164 Lamparter, P. — 180 Lamphere, H. — 132 Landis, L — 117,197 Lang, D. — 129 Langkamer, R. — 1 37 Lavella, L — 129 Leach, A. — 89, 100, 154 Leathers, D. — 101,206 Lee, E.— 93, 153,154 Lee, S. — 127,148,152 Leeper, C — 127,148,168 237 Leighty, J. — 127 LemkeJ. — 135 16012,0.-127,143,172 Lenz, M. — 101 Leonard, J. — 132 Lerch,Q.— 117 Lesser, G . — 1 1 7, 1 70, 1 93, 206, 208 Lewis, M. — 127, 172 Lewis, S. — 137, 172 Lichtner, F. — 174, 193 Linde, K. — 200 Lippert, J. — 131,148 Lippincott, W. — 137, 174, 193 Lobell, R. — 132,206 Lockner, M. — 1 37, 1 43, 1 48, 1 52 LohmanJ. — 117, 145, 180 Long, L — 158 LongacreJ. — 131,158, 182 Loomis, K. — 95, 153 Loser, J. — 137, 182 Love, R. — 132 Lucas, C — 137, 210 LukensJ. — 105, 117,210 Lutz, B. — 98, 172 Lyons, F. — 137, 187, 193 Mackenson, C. — 1 37, 1 48, 1 72 Mader, J.— 93,153 Malesie, K. — 117 Manhire, L. — 97, 205 Mannik, C. — 137, 152, 153, 180 Manwiller, ). — 170,198,214 Mardula, J. — 95, 174, 200, 210 Margolf, S.— 132, 152, 153 MarkleyJ. — 135, 208 Martin, T. — 118,176 Mata, W. — 135 Matter, K. — 118, 170 Matylewicz, L. — 131, 153, 160 Mazur,S. — 137,159 McAllister, R. — 89,152 McCabe, R. — 158 McCarren, R— 96 McClelland, B. — 127, 197 McDivitt,). — 214 McCary, ]. — 131 McGrath,K.— 137 McKaig, B. — 137 McLaughlin, P. — 118 McManis, K. — 170 McNamara, B. — 197 McNultyJ. — 137 McPherson, M. — 118, 167 Meek, M. — 132, 152, 160 Melsky, L. — 96, 173, 193, 214 Melson, C. — 118, 153 Merchant, P. — 118 Miles, J. — 160, 167 Miller, C — 118,196, 210 Miller, J. — 97, 184 Miller, J. — 137,174 Miller, K. — 137,172 Miller, K. — 118, 153 Miller,M. — 131 Miller,M. — 129 Miller, N. — 132, 143, 160 Miller, P. — 137, 197 Miller, R. — 97,180 Miller, W. — 174 Mills, P. — 131,159 Minnich, R. — 118, 186, 159 Mislick, B. — 127,159 Mitchell, R. — 129, 174,200 Mitchell, S. — 137 Moeckel, J. — 137 Moeller, P. — 137 Moffett, R. — 137, 152, 193 Moore, D. — 135, 144, 153, 180 Moore, H. — 118 Moore, L. — 118, 142,210 Moore, N.— 127, 210 Morbach, A. — 131, 1 72, 197, 205, 21 4 Morrison, W. — 89 Morrow, M. — 137, 147 Mosteller, C — 131, 187, 216 Moul, R. — 148 Moyer, W. — 118 Muldoon, E. — 135, 170, 193, 210 Murphy, J. — 187 Murphy, N. — 129, 196, 197 Murphy, R. — 119 Musselman, S. — 137 Myers, D. — 119 Nash, (. — 132,197 Nash, R. — 131,182 Neidig, K. — 98, 144 Neill, G. — 137,178 Nelson, N. — 129, 160, 167, 168 Ness, R. — 170 Nichols, M. — 142 Nissley, C — 119,145 Nottingham, E. — 100 Ober, D. — 174, 214 Oehler, D. — 129, 157, 210 Olsen, C — 137, 187 Olver, P. — 127,152,180 Orwig, D. — 184 Osborne, S. — 193 Otto, C — 129, 160 Owen,S. — 119 PaffJ. — 96,153, 180 Page, K. — 119 Palladino, J. — 119, 160 Palomba, E. — 119,144 Pappas, A. — 129, 164, 172 Patricelli, J. — 174 Patricelli, R. — 137 Paxton, M. — 22, 1 35, 160, 1 76, 197, 204,210 Pease, ). — 174 Pembleton, R. — 119, 193, 216 Penturelli, C — 129,142 Pershing, J. — 131,186 Peterson, D. — 131,158 Peterson, L. — 108, 120, 143 Peterson, N. — 120 Peterson, P. — 152 Petty, L — 132, 170 Phifer, W. — 120, 174, 198, 208 Phillips, B. — 96, 148,152 Pike, C — 129 Poley, T. — 120, 174, 210 Posey, L.— 132, 184 Potter, C. — 131,159, 180 Pottieger, K. — 99 Poust, D. — 187 Powley, N. — 96,152,153 Pratt, P. — 129,158 Priester, L. — 1 32, 1 35, 1 59, 206, 208 Proctor, P. — 137, 143, 184 Pry, K. — 135, 182 Puglisi, S. — 96 Pumphrey, J. — 120, 170, 193, 210 Purviance, C. — 120 Quick, E. — 142 Rangnow, B. — 187 Ratti, R. — 187 Raver, M. — 120, 170 ReaskeJ.— 120 Reber, E. — 120 Reber, R. — 96, 143 Redding, ). — 120, 153,180 Reed,C. — 135, 160 Reese, D. — 135, 197 Reese, S. — 98, 172, 196 Reese, T. — 193 Reich, T. — 120 Reifsnyder, D. — 132, 164 Reinecker, D. — 92, 187 Reinhold, R. — 137, 193 Reisch, J. — 137,152,160 Reitz, E. — 120 Reynolds, C. — 144, 167, 176 Reynolds, R. — 129, 174 Rhoads, G. — 135, 174 Rhoads, M. — 131,156,164 Rice, D. — 131,178 Risser, R. — 132, 154 Rist, L — 132, 176 Ritchey, J. — 101,174, 208 Ritchie, L. — 132 Robbins, B. — 131 Robertson, J. — 121 Robertson, K. — 121,142 Robey, D. — 193 Robinson, C. — 98, 180 Roehm, P. — 121 Roes, R. — 200, 216 Rogers, E. — 137 Roman, J. — 132 Ross, E. — 132, 152,153, 172 Ross, ). — 137,193 Rote, M. — 157 Roth, A. — 129, 167, 153, 168, 178 Rothermel, C. — 95 RoukeJ. — 121,169 Rouke, K. — 132,152 Rowand, R. — 131 , 1 52, 1 53, 182 Rowland, D. — 153 Rowland, P. —89, 98, 153, 154 Rozelle, W. — 137, 152, 153, 184 Rudiak, J.— 94 Rudiak, N. — 132 Ruehr,S. — 214 Rupert, D. — 132, 148,152 Rupich, R. — 170,193,214 Russo, M. — 121,205 Rutherford, F. — 104, 105, 121, 167, 208,169 238 Ryder, N.— 121 Sabol, R. — 186 530(15,5.-152,153,156,182 Saint Sauveur, E. — 135, 152 Samples, J. — 153 Sandleman, L — 127,152 Sanko, S.— 132,206 Savage, C. — 172 Sawyer, M. — 187 Sazama, L — 107, 122, 172 Scalera, D. — 122,210 Scattergood, J. — 131, 158, 160 Schackenbach, D. — 135 Schaefer, D. — 159 Schaeffer, D. — 132,135 Schantz, R. — 131,159 Scharf,L. — 92,143 Scheeren, F. — 153, 159, 193, 206 Schlee, R. — 137,182 Schleifer, P. — 95, 174 Schmidt, M. — 135 Schneider, H. — 132, 135, 206 Schneider, R. — 127, 167 Schoch, J. — 135,174,200 Scholler, D. — 142, 176 Schorr, R. — 132, 152, 159, 160 Schreiber, G. — 93, 147, 156 Schreiber, N. — 129,204 Schroeder, B. — 129 Schucker,S. — 132,152,160 SchultzJ. — 129 Schwarz, C— 98,169,193 Schwarz, L. — 132 Scognamiglio, T. — 157, 170, 193 Scott, C — 152, 153, 180 Scott, E. — 129 Scott, H. — 131,148,152,182 Scott, R. — 122,159 Seegert, D. — 96 Seidel, B. — 100, 142 SekerkeJ. — 135, 152 Semmel, C. — 143 Sener, S. — 95, 178, 214 Shane, R. — 96 Sharman,C. — 92, 147 Shay, L. — 132 Sheaffer, T. — 174, 193, 210 Shemeta,S. — 22, 135,160 Sheriff, R. — 27, 152,159,204 Sherry, C — 135 Shirk, H.— 129,131 Shivell, E. — 131 Shoemaker, B. — 99 Shoop,S. — 92 Short, S. — 96, 157 Shortell, A. — 105, 122, 170, 193, 206 Shotwell, K.— 122,178 Shuey, A. —127,204 Shultis, C — 122, 152, 153 Shumway, W. — 129, 178 Shupp, C. —131,170 Simons, B. — 210 Singer, D. — 95, 174, 210 Sipe, P. — 135 Sitzler, M. — 131,178 Smith, C— 122, 155, 187 Smith, L.— 145 Smith, M. — 129, 153, 167, 168 Smith, M. — 131 Smith, R. — 153, 182 Snavely, L. — 172 Snyder, H.— 123, 174,206 Snyder, J. — 123,170 Snyder, P. — 178 Snyder, S. — 97,153,184 Snyder, S. — 104, 123 Sost,W. — 135,180 Spacht, P. — 132 Speer, P. — 123 Speir, D. — 131,172, 205 Spiegle, J. — 135 Spilman, A. — 129 Spiro, J. — 123,174 Sprecher, J. — 127, 131, 157, 160, 164, 167 Stabley, C. — 132 Stachow, A. — 147 Starke, D. —137, 155, 156 Stefanick,Y. — 123 Steltz, M. — 129, 155, 159, 178 Stetler, D. — 96,214 Stewart, T. — 101 Stine, D. — 135 Stocker, B. — 186 Stoner, L. — 123, 159 Streeter, N. — 135 StrohlJ. — 135 Strohman, T. — 102, 123, 153 Styer, L. — 135 Suda,C — 170 Sudeck, R.— 132, 182 Sweigart, L — 131,153,182 Syvertsen, K. — 152, 160 Taber, K. — 102, 107, 123, 172 Tanner, R. — 90, 91, 96, 142, 167, 210 Tarbutton, W. — 123, 174, 210 Teed, D. — 123 Thomas, S. — 131,143 Thompson, P. — 170, 193 Tilipko, L. — 129,176,204 Tilotta, R. — 193 Toby, J. — 143,160,184 Tomrell, R. — 93 Travis, L. — 160 Trigg, R. — 135 Trone,T. — 96,216 Troutman, K. — 135 Trullinger, D. — 92, 98, 168, 172 Tucker, V. — 135,152,159 Tyluki, F. — 95,178 Uhrich, J.— 193,214 Uhrich,T. — 193,214 Ulmer, H.— 91 VanderVeur, ). — 100, 144, 176 VanHouten, B. — 124,159 Van Riper, M. — 132, 144, 160,184 Vezza, C — 124 Villiotti, D. — 174, 193, 210 Visneski,C — 132,174 Visneski,P. — 167, 170 Vogel, R. — 124 Wagner, G. — 91, 158, 160, 186 Wagner, S. — 92, 170,193 Walborn,C. — 124 Wales, C— 93 Walker, J. — 127, 167,168 Walmer, D. — 90, 147 Walmer, G. — 93 Walseben, E. — 124,174 Walseben, P. — 124, 174 Walters, G. — 157, 193 Wannemacher, P. —137, 153 Ward, L — 124 Ward, R. — 98, 193 Ward, T. — 129, 170 Warwick, B. — 91 Weaver, J. — 124 Weigel,M. — 93, 145,180 Weller, G. — 198 Wenger, D. — 124, 182 Wenger, V. — 127 Wert, R. — 97, 158 Wert, S. — 124, 144 Wertz, D. — 93, 170 West, P. — 132, 172 West, P. — 124 Wheatley,W. — 131 White, D. — 155 White, S. — 99 Whittle, D. — 132 Wildrick, C — 137, 197 Wilson, M. — 125, 172 Wilson, R. — 90,101,143 Wilt, R.— 159, 186 Windham, M. — 132, 160 Winter, A. — 193 Winter, N. — 129 Wise, K. — 125 Wise, S. — 93 Withers, C — 125 Withers, S. — 101 Witmer, L — 100 Wolf,W. — 127, 178 Wonderling, C. — 125 Wood, P. — 1 25, 1 53, 169, 1 76 Woodland, M. — 137, 152, 153, 180 Woodworth, E. — 131, 152, 157 Woolbaugh,C — 137 Worthington,T. — 129 Wubbena, C. — 97, 1 53, 180 Wysolovski, L. — 131 Yinger, R. — 132,182 Yocum, D. — 125,160,178 Young, K. — 22 Zahuta, P. — 98, 170,216 Zearfoss, G. — 137 Zearfoss, J. — 93 Zehner, M. — 90, 92 Zingg, D. — 103, 108, 125, 167, 169, 1 70, 208 Zolenski, V. — 152 239 To catch the spinning years and hold them still . . . have nothing change and not one age and no Time chasing at my heels Oh, now and then to catch the years and hold them still. — Harris Special thanks for help and encouragement needed in a year of change to: Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Monteith Jim Bowman, our advisor Ed Patrick, our Taylor representative Professional Photo Services Inc. Steve Aleshire for his typewriter and Bob Heilman, a student at Witchita State University who did some last minute artwork for us, Cheryl Kirk for her tribute to Dean Faust, And numerous others who pitched in to help when the going got rough. The Editors. •:• ' - ■ :r .■■ .« ' - . C X-