Lycoming College - Arrow Yearbook (Williamsport, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

LYCOMING COLLEGE 3 8130 10083869 8 MMMmmm MM, 1975 Arrow Lycoming College Williamsport, Pa. 1L. Friends come, friends go; the loves men know are ever fleeting; In song and smile a little while we read their kindly greeting; With warmth and cheer they linger near, the friends we fondly treasure; Then on a day they drift away, a loss no words can measure. This much we know: friends come, friends go, as April ' s gladness passes. As sun and shade, in swift parade, paint changes on meadow grasses. And though we grieve to see them leave, in thought we still enfold them; In Memory ' s Net we keep them yet, and thus can ever hold them. They come, they go — these Loves we know. Life ' s Tides are ever moving; But year on year, they still seem near — so great the power of loving. Author Unknown £« % ' mMi cmum .15 wiEAmj ' m COKCE ©auKCSr l qD Making friends for the world to see Elton John j«.-. . jt ' Mj wjvmanim.i.9A 1975 Arrow The 1975 Arrow is dedicated to you, Dean Thomas Devlin, for showing genuine concern for the future of this graduating class. Not only have you contributed a great deal to the seniors, but you have also proved bene- ficial in preparing the underclassmen in their future endeavors. We hope your continuing interest in students rewards you throughout life. Dedication The things which our friends do with and for us, form a portion of our lives; for they strengthen and advance our personalities. J.W. von Goethe 10 There are friends who pretend to be friends But there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother Prov. 18:24 11 Friends are people you can lean on! Time polishes all real friendships until they shine 13 14 15 16 SENIORS It is a good thing to be rich, and a good thing to be strong, but it is a better thing to be beloved of many friends. Euripides J Mark Adkins Scotia, N.Y. English 18 Bruce Abbott Aliquippa, Pa. Political Science Douglas Albertson Orangeville, Pa. Chemistry David Alleger Haddonfield, NJ. Business Administration Mark Anderman Lebanon, Pa. Philosophy B. Ann Aubrey Bethlehem, Pa. Psychology In the sweetness of friendship, let there be laughter and sharing of joy. 19 Anthony Bagonis Brookhaven, Pa. Business Administration Mark Bair South Williamsport, Pa. Business Administration 20 Sue Ballantyne Toronto, Canada English Susan Bartz Summit, N.J. English History Joseph Bartush II Middletown, Pa. Physics Andrea Bauer Cranford, N.J. Psychology 21 Steven Billiat Stamford, Ct. Theater English Paul Biystone Williamsport, Pa. Psychology Dave Bernard Hempstead, N.Y. Sociology 22 It ' s hearts that make friends. 23 ■ Frank Boiler Elizabeth, N.J. Accounting The only way to have a friend is to be one. Emers on 24 Kathy Bowers Waynesboro, Pa. Political Science If a friend must know the ebb of your tide, let him know its flood also. Kahlil Gibran Graham Brooks Caracas, Venezuela Biology 25 Bea Buckingham Williamsport, Pa. Psychology 26 Karen Burkhart Williamsport, Pa. Sociology Carl Bushong Paramus, N.J. Business Administration Richard Caldwell Springfield, N.J. Business Administration Lorraine Carpenter Montgomery, Pa. Sociology v-- EarlCary Philadelphia, Pa. Accounting Paula Casner Harrisburg, Pa. Psychology Friendship is a sheltering tree. Coleridge John Charnock Orefield, Pa. Religion 28 Michael Cheslosk y Rockville, Md. Soviet Area Studies If you have a best friend you are never alone, and the world is a magic place. Kandy Chase Hershey, Pa. Psychology Katherine Clendinning Parsippany, N.J. Psychology George Coe Boonton, N.J. Psychology Marlene Coldren Camp Hill, Pa. Sociology Holly Craver Binghamton, N.Y. Psychology Nancy Colby New Shrewsbry, N.J. English 30 Ay -x w A. ' m jH k.x p Vl l M St a 1 «kV- 1 1 ' ij Berrien Crowell Middleton, N.J. Psychology Christine Datres Montoursville, Pa. English Mark Davies Allentown, Pa Biology Kenneth Davis Parsippany, N.J. Political Science Ernest DePaolantonio Broomall, Pa. Business Administration For what is your friend that you should seek him with hours to kill? Seek him always with hours to live. Kahil Gibran Daniel Defonte Wantagh, N.Y. Sociology David Detwiler, III Holidaysburg, Pa. Biology The only way to have a friend is to be one. Kenneth Diana South Plainfield, N.J. Biology Constance Dickman Sparta, N.J. Psychology M Eric Dodge Muncy, Pa. German Richard Dill Williamsport, Pa. Accounting 34 A friend knows who you are and likes you anyway Diane Downer Florham Park NJ English Susan Dunlop Teaneck, NJ Psychology 35 Sandra Earl Baltimore, Md. Religion Jill Eicher Caldwell, N.J. Religion t3 C d) • V. s— V a; r: :o c 5 ro be c 0) E a 4 -o 4 _o CD i :: a o :C K a o a. yttk ( M SH S k . 1 rn Sm i 1 W Hl 1 K - m H3 h HB — l ■ 33Sg8SSI. ■TTr ? - j S i; W 1 i.,- 36 David Eisenhower Lebanon, Pa. Religion Christine Elwell Westwood, N.J. Sociology Deborah Everling Dorothy, N.J. English Kathleen Ergott Williamsport, Pa. Sociology I 37 Kathi Ewing Florham Park, N. English Thomas Flanagan C larksboro, N.J. Business Administration Michael Fennick White House Station, N.J. Religion Janet Faro Flemington, N.J. History 38 Glenn Foster Emmaus, Pa. Business, Administration. Charles Frey Williamsport, Pa. Business Administration. 39 Jane Fuess Pennington, N.J. Psychology Peter Onorati Boonton, N.J. Business Administration James Gallagher Bristol, Pa. Business Administration Robert Johnson Philadelphia, Pa. Business Administration James Techtmann Levittown, Pa. Business Administration Kevin Rosenhoover Johnsonburg, Pa. Business Administration 40 Chester Canczarz Cornwells Heights, Pa. Biology Richard Gerg St. Mary ' s, Pa. Political Science Donald Gay Hasbrouck Heights, N.J. Biology Music touches feelings that words can not. Schutz Scott Gelnett Milton, Pa. Music 41 42 May the hinges of friendship Remsey never rust. Mary Goodspeed Williamsport, Pa. Biology J. Cabot Goudy Baltimore, Md. Political Science Linda Gray Sidney, N.Y. Psychology 43 Mary Beth Greany Summit, NJ History Walter Green Greensburg Pa. Business Administration 44 Who seeks a friend without a fault remains without one. Proverb Carl Crivner Pringle, Pa. Biology Thomas Griswold Lititz, Pa. Biology ■H HH M 1 r iMiM I HBpdor , «| | L ' l ■D , L HH Hj H Ar ' iHj I H ■Bfl fgy J H J- 0 PALS! 45 Susan Gulvin Seneca Castle, N.Y. Sociology Sallyjeane Haines Springfield, N.J. Sociology Steven Halsey Bridgehampton, N.Y. Business Adnninistration Elizabeth Hancock Morris Plains, N.J. Sociology John R. Hand Hightstown, NJ. Business Administration Carolyn Hanion Clenside, Pa. Biology Vanessa Harper Philadelphia, Pa. Sociology 47 Nancy Hawke Williamsport, Pa. English 48 Scott Heald Haddonfield, N.J. Political Science James Helsel, Jr. Midletown, Pa. Business Administration Lynne Hess Apalachin, N.Y. Psychology 49 Susan Hess Hughesville, Pa. Sociology Jeffrey Hester Muncy, Pa. Sociology so John Higgins Cherry Hill, N.J. Business Administration Suzanne Hoagland Glen Rock, N.J. Sociology John Hooton Fanwood, N.J. Business Administration I am so relaxed with you, I don ' t need to pretend. Schutz 51 Virginia Howe Denville, N.J. Sociology Anna Huff Salladasburg, Pa. Sociology 52 am so happy with you, I can discuss all my thoughts, or Janice Jerrahian Wyckoff, N.J. Psychology Daniel Jones Middletown, Pa. Business Administration don ' t have to say anything, You always understand. Schutz 53 William Juliano, Jr. Pine Brook, N.J. Philosophy Winter, spring, summer or fall. All you have to do is call. And ril be there You ' ve got a friend. Carole King Richard Karlsen East Meadow, N.Y. Psychology Kathy Kennedy West Caldwell, N.J. Russian •.. sr ' ; ' i- sheila Kennedy Dover, N.J. Psychology Linda Klein Emmaus, Pa. Psychology 55 Charles Knaster Pottstown, Pa. Physics Franklin Koch New Ringgold, Pa. Chemistry 56 ( is sweet to be appreciated by a great number and understood y - Bonnard Janet Kovalack York, Pa. Religion Joann Kunz Fairless Hills, Pa. Psychology 57 Paul Lady Williamsport, Pa. Mathematics Paul Lauridsen Williamsport, Pa. Psychology Kathryn Lathroum Baltimore, Md. French O 3 ■H ■ 3 C ft) =T •s Q- a ' - :3 : a. inj :3 aj n O o ■c e fD r3 ( ;;r ' 59 Patricia Lazur Red Bank, N.J. Psychology Robert Leahy Philadelphia, Pa. Accounting m l a 1 M M Jfm s; M B H Kl ft 1 ■s 1 9 ■mL. y IKFIE ' t I n 60 Cheryl Leffler Philadelphia, Pa. English Melissa LePage Williamstown, Ma. Music William Leverenz Williamsport, Pa. Philosophy Maureen Libby Mount Holly, N.J. Psychology Susan Litzinger Altoona, PA Sociology Karen Lockwood Wayne, PA Art Michael Lyon Canton, PA History 62 Patrice Lovekin New Shrewsbry, N.J. Theater English ' ' My friends are hot dogs ' Aubrey. KathyMallett Westwood, N.J. English 63 Edward Marcinkevich Westmont, N.J. Business Administration James Mathews Pittstown,N.J. Business Administration 64 Caroline Marple Medford, N.J. Psychology It would be so fine to see your face at my door. c. King Kenneth McCabe Pleasantville, N.Y. Political Science Roger May S. Williamsport, Pa. History James McConnell Ocean, N.J. Psychology 65 Richard McKee Montoursville, Pa. Mathematics Westwood, N e-i p rjS? Accounjing ' ,• - Vi , -. Ann Miller Williannsport, Pa. Psychology Frederick Miller Cherry Hill, N.J. Biology Christina Miller Belvidere, N.J. History 67 Glenn Miller Dover, N.J. Accounting 68 Paige Miller Summerdale, Pa. Spanish Marsha Mills Towanda, Pa. Political Science Diane Morgan Trucksville, Pa. Psychology Frank Morse Williamsport, Pa. Chemistry Susan Mueller Conewango Valley, N.Y. Biology A Friend is Another I. Zeno 69 Terrence Murphy Perry, N.Y. History Political Science 70 Karen Muthler Jersey Shore, Pa. Mathematics Clifford Munyan Cinnanninson, N.J. Accounting I Get By With a Little Help From My Friends Beatles 71 r . ■• ' w tf Donna Orenshaw Newtown Square, Pa. Psychology Nancy O ' Bryan East Brunswick, N.J. Psychology I 72 Jeffrey Ondek Exeter, Pa. History Pamela Palmquist Berkeley Heights, N.J. Sociology Who would leave out animals when counting true friends? 73 Alice Parrott Dunellen, N.j. English Michael Pasnello Williamsport, Pa. Accounting Rita Peters Manorville, N.Y. Sociology David Phillips Plymouth, Pa. Religion Richard Price Abington, Pa. Sociology 75 Jan Priestley Shrub Oak, N.Y. English Peter Purcaro Verona, N.J. Sociology Fred Puchany Canonsburg, Pa. Business Admin- istration 76 Shirley Rabuck Bath, Pa. Sociology Duane Rigel Beaver Springs, Pa. Business Administration COLLEII ?i! Doris Ripley Lincoln, R.I. Sociology William Rodgers Fanwood, N.J. Psychology Barbara Ross Wyckoff, N.j. Art David Reid Gloversville, NY Business Administration Terry Royer Williamsport, PA Sociology Marjorie Ryan Sayville, NY Psychology 79 Bruce Sawyer ' j _ Brooklyn, N.Y. f« Biology 80 Hilda Schmerling Laverock, Pa. English Nancy Sass Little Silver, N.J. Business Administration Kathryn Sejen Potomac, MD English David Schmid Manahawkin, NJ Business Administratior 81 S. Ellen Sharkey West Pittston, Pa. Accounting W. Randy Sejen Potomac, MD. Business Administration 82 John Shipman Paxinos, Pa. Biology 1 Virginia Sili worth Greensboro, N.C Spanish There is always an extra place at the table for a friend. 83 Thomas Simek Williamsport, Pa. Psychology 84 Elizabeth Smith Manahawkin, N.J. Sociology Kathleen Smith Willowdale, Canada Theater Jene Smith Lewistown, Pa. Music. Lois Smires Pennsauken, NJ Biology -  Lambert Smith III Tryone, PA Accounting Carol Snook Trenton, NJ Psychology Alvin Spindanger Jr. Coram, NY Philosophy Michael Steinbrunn Bristol, Pa. Political Science Ellen Stiener Hempstead, N.Y. Art Willis Spokas Philadelphia, Pa. Business Administration 87 Friends ' Til the End! David E. Stier Suffern, N.Y. Art Thomas I. Vanaskie Shamokin, Pa. Political Science David Stover Aaronsburg, Pa. Mathematics Phvsir ; Gwendolyn Strunk Bethlehem, Pa. Political Science Karen Suplee Willingboro, N.J Music 89 Stephen Tascione Philadelphia, Pa. English L. Wally Thompson Waynesboro, Pa. Business Administration 90 Francis Testa Philadelphia, Pa. Business Administration Kathleen Tighe Ogdensburg, N.J. Political Science MarkTrincone Valley Stream, N.Y. English «? - «. ■ Laurie Tymeson Basking Ridge, N. Sociology Chris Updegraff Williamsport, Pa. History Peter Van Arnam Waterford, Ct. Sociology 92 Chris Viggiano Toms River, N.J. Accounting Kevin Way Hyde Park, N.Y. Political Science ■ ' n.-.c Barbara Weiss Paramus, N.J. Accounting Deborah White Allentown, Pa. Psychology 93 Nancy Winemiller Malvern, Pa. History Keith Winters Ransom, Pa. Business Administration R. Kenneth Witzel Summit, N.J. Biology David Wolfe Montoursville, Pa. Biology Jane Woodruff Florham Park, N. Psychology Buddies Lung to be Together! Elizabeth Yarosz S. Williamsport, Pa. Art Craig Zauner Hawthorne, N.J. Accounting 96 Patricia Zdunowski Reading, Pa. English Patricia Zimmer Nichols, N.Y. Music Robin Zimmer Secane, Pa. Biology 97 Camera Shy Rev. John Aderhold Mary Ann Barnes Mark Byerly Paul Bergstrom Dana Berlin Sue Boardman Ruth Boston David Bott David Bower Greg Bowers Elise Brehmeyer Leroy Bruch Bob Burleson Debra Chaves Dan Chynoweth James Dalto Denise Derk Dave DeVries Merle Dickson Larry Dincher Pat Doebler Linda Dumanis Mark Ellenberger Andy Farrow Gary Felthousen Edward Fischer Keith Geiges Dave Gibney Jim Grinage George Gross Alex Gruenberg Miles Harer Dan Hartranft Cheryl Hayes Al Hepler Mark Hess Michael Hill Dave Hinton Dennis Horn Ted Hughes Tim Hughes Stanley Jacobs Laughlin Jennings Paul Klein Charles Kline Bob Koller Bill Koppenheffer John Kuska Phil Lanks John Layton Alice Lazar (Lewis) Chris Lewis Drew Machamer Kathy Manchester Bill McCleary Barry McGili Creighton McGill Nancy Mothershed Ruth Napersteck Tom O ' Connor DebOrelli Anne Renault LeeSaar Tom Santanna Bob Schreibeis Lamont Seitzer II Sandra Seitzer Karen Shafer Bruce Sheaffer Steve Shope Greg Shortway Jan Skipper Jack Slotterback Glenn Smith Joseph Specht Debra Stevenson Rick Stewart Fran Stone (Breitenbach) Debra Stopper Bob Thompson Chuck Whitehurst Pam Whitney Nancy Winters John Yarosh Chuck Young Ray Young : ; t 100 CD o Hi-; o - O O 101 102 CD CQ O h- t: (Xi v :r u. QJ V C ro o I: Q o :3 1 o -r - u 103 Alice in Anne Johnson, escorted by Bob Menzer — Band i Jane Fuess, escorted by David Alleger — Alpha Sigma Phi Patrice Anne Lovekin, escorted by Rich Caldwell — Choir Homecoming 1974, was bigger and better than ever before. Attendance was at an all-time high with over half of the class of 1974 attending. Debora Crabbe, escorted by Earl Cary — Congress of Afri- can Students 104 Wonderland Annie Aubrey, escorted by Jack Bingham — Crever Hal Cheri Suess, escorted by Dave Turner— East Hall Betsy Bell ParkhursI, escorted by Randy Gailit— Chi Alpha Lambda Carol Ann Lippincott, escorted by Chuck Traetto — Kappa Delta Rho 105 Homecoming Linda Klein, escorted by Bruce Sawyer — Senior Class Maureen Libby, escorted by Willis Spokas — Tau Kappa Epsilon Susan Ann Dunlop, escorted by James Carone — Sigma Pi Diane Mikulka, escorted by Terry Murphy — Thela Chi 106 October 12, 1974 Miss Melissa Ann Rougeux, the 1973 Homecoming Queen, escorted by Dan Jones, takes her final tour around the field prior to the Homecoming Game. HOMECOMING QUEEN— 1974, Miss Carol Ann Lippincott is crowned by Melissa Ann Rougeux, Homecoming Queen of 1973, as Dan Jones, president of S.A.L.C. looks on. Congratulations Carol! 107 Greek Near the end of each Spring Semester all of the fraternities enter into Greek Week festivities, which includes a three-legged race, chariot race, ladder race, keg toss, tug of war, and relay race. It ' s as much fun to watch these Quad events as it is to participate in them. Fraternity unity plus competition combine to produce some memorable times! nV 108 Week Coffeehouse 1- 1 ' ' Hf : - . ' m ' 1, no Circuit m c O 3J f bo c o u ■■ ■ K m V - 1 A tf }. ■1 j 1 i 112 When Friends Are Together, It ' s Always Summer In the Heart. 113 We Have Been Friends Together In Sunshine and in Shade .aroline Norton ' ' ■ ' ■ ,•■•;•■ ' ; .■ 117 (D •si v o - o o o 0) o 3: E  - Tr. -.r-TPT BHCnpif ■  ■ ■. .L ' n- ' ' rtt ' ' v« A I 118 119 Sometimes a friend doesn ' t A tree is a friend you And who would leave out his true 120 even have to be another person, can sit under for shade, animals when he is counting up friends. 121 The Only Way to Have a Friend Is to be One, t Friendship Is a Gentle Thing — And Life Is Good When You Gan Say ' 7 Have a Friend ' ' . Making Friends for the World to See— E. John 125 Lonely Person Needs a Friend t 1 .- .«Efiyfli ' ia S: 126 130 President Harold H. Hutson But Welcome Through Jh Our Few Old Friends And True, The Heart Leaps Up, and fg tway There ' s Open House For vlV 131 a. 3 o 3 132 A True Friend Is the Best Possession. You ' ve Got A Friend. Carole King ' W 133 The Arrow Editor-in-Chief Diane C. Mikulka Layout Staff Kris Datres— Editor Susan Bartz Kris Glover Literary Staff Linda Klein — Editor Connie Eddy Meg Hansen Advertising Debby Duffy— Editor Linda Porr Cindy Kellogg Jill Krieger Debbie Mehl Doris Ripley B.J. Wizorek Seniors Sue Mueller — Editor Kris Datres Susan Bartz Typists Linda Slaton Susan Bartz Annette Weaver Kris Datres 134 Staff Faculty Advisor Dr. Bruce Weaver Business Manager Dennis Schmidt Publications Committee R. Andrew Lady— Chairman Sports Staff Ellen Sharkey — Editor Bruce Abbott Faculty Section Jan Priestley — Editor Doris Ripley Anne Aubrey Photographers Mark Anderman Jack Bingham Connie Wellnitz Anne Aubrey Doris Ripley 135 Accounting Logan Richmond, Owen Mahon Florence Putterman Octavia Hughes Roger Shipley Max Ameigh Art A friend is, as it were, a second self. Cicero Biology Wenrich Green Lyndon Mayers K. Bruce Sherbine Robert Angstadt JackDiehl Economics m WXWWli Robert Rabold Roger Opdahl 137 Foreign Languages Leo Winston — Russian Paul MacKenzie — German Bernard Flam — Spanish Robert Maples — French Randy Rassoul — French Lydia Defour — Spanish Martine Picot — French tti vm BK. I LJiLjyA 138 Education Louise Schaeffer Forrest Keesbury John Conrad English Emily Jensen William Ford David Sawyer David Rife Dan Gustafson John Graham Gertrude Madden 139 History John Piper Robert Larson Pat Brady Math Thomas Henninger Frances Skeath Mrs. Horn Robert Lambert Charles Cetchell Richard Feldman 140 Music Mary Russell Glen Morgan James Sheaffer Walter Mclver ■ i-v. ' .- Philosophy Stephen Griffith John Whelan Owen Herring 141 Psychology Richard O ' Brien Viola Katt David Loomis John Hancock William Brittain Physical Education BuddWhitehill Sally Vargo David Busey Nelson Phillips Clarence Burch 142 Library Staff Sociology Anthropology Larry Strauser Stan Wilk Jack McCrary Virginia Arroyo 143 The Yearbook Regrest That the Following Faculty Departments hiave Not Fiad a Picture Taken: Business Administration Political Science Donald Larrabee Mort Rauff John Hollenback Elizabeth King Bruce Weaver Robert Malcolm Physics Richard Erickson M. Raymond Jamison Morton Fineman Theater Gary Dartt Robert Falk Michael Roskin Ernest Giglio Diane Herman Religion Thompson Rhodes Paul Neufer Richard Hughes Chemistry James Hummer John Radspinner David Frantz Andrew Turner 144 145 Be a Friend to Yourself and Others Will. Scottish Proverb 146 mmmmmmmw piBllPWiii f W I ' ' ' ' 147 7974 Warrior ' Jii ' iV .r- ■ ' ' . S.. . . ■•-. ' t . 148 Football - ■ - e 4 149 Warrior Soccer 150 Fall Tennis 151 Women ' s Hockey 152 Swimming RNDRCDLD5HDWER IREFUL- FCT LIKE ONE - DON ' T! X4 !lf ««T5«« T «4«T}(. . .4.. -♦. . . . i 153 Warrior Wrestling :JJ 155 Spring Tennis 156 Warrior Track 157 Lycoming Basketball 158 Doing Things Together Is the Stuff Friendships Are Made From. To Cry With To Think With Someone To Talk With To Sing With To Eat With To Laugh With To Understand Someone To Be My Friend. 159 Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior Party Senior 1 1 I Senior m 1 Party 1 Senior )  | Senior - • m Party Different Never People Being You Can Different Foods, Dress Parts of the Globe. But When Speak the 162 Tastes Stopped From Friends. Like Differently, Come From Different You Are Friends You Always Same Language. 163 Graduation Graduation was held at Williamsport Senior High School on one of the wettest days of the year. But the grad- uates still were full of happi- ness nd sadness despite the weather. 164 Due to the poor lighting, no pic- tures develolped of the ceremonies The yearbook regrets the disservice. 7975 -JBSSSJKS : -:,. .- :vW f Good Luck Class of 19751 Acknowledgements The 1975 Arrow Staff regrets the lack of pictures of events that took place during the course of the year. However, we feel that the best was done with the money, resources, and time available. I ' d like to take some time to thank Dr. Bruce Weaver for having the courage to be our advisor. Your innumerable hours at the publications meetings, fighting for us was greatly appreciated. Dennis, thanks for refiguring out our accounts. We needed a good mathematician accountant. Thanks to the photography staff for the imaginative senior pictures. Thanks, also, forspending the whole semester in the dark! Many thanks to my staff for putting together a year ' s worth of work in a few (4) short weeks. It may not be the best yearbook, but at least you all were willing to put together something for this class. Many Appreciative Thanks, Diane C. Mikulka Editor-in-Chief 1975 Arrow 166 LYCOMING COLLEGE Lycoming is a co-educational, liberal arts college granting the Bachelor of Arts degree. The liberal arts program is basic to the professions of medicine, theology, teaching, law, and dentistry, and is desirable in engineering, science, pharmacy, and veterinary medicine. Arts and Science Business Admin. Religious Ed. CURRICULA Coop. Engin. Coop. Forestry Elementary Ed. Med. Tech. Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Med Pre-Ministerial Secondary Ed. AREAS OF CONCENTRATION Accounting Math Economics Mathematics Religion American Civil. English Music Retailing Art French Near East Culture Russian Banking Finance German Philosophy Sociology Biology Gen. Business Physics Soviet Area Chemistry History Pol. Science Spanish Literature Psychology Theatre Individual Interdisciplinary Majors Fall Semester begins September 3, 7 975 Director of Admissions LYCOMING COLLEGE Williamsport, Pennsylvania 17701 Phone 326-1951 167 What s happening in town, happens here. People from miles around come here for the best food, the best live entertainment, the best night out, night after night. So if you ' re looking for the fun in town, look InrL f Sheraton Motor Inn SHERATON HOTELS MOTOR INNS A WORLDWIDE SERVICE OF ITT ROUTE 15 SOUTH SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT PENNSYLVANIA 323-9801 And if you ' re going out on the town out of town, you couldn ' t find a better place to start than these fine Archris Inns: Sheraton Motor Inn, State College, Pennsylvania. Sheraton Harrisburg ' Inn, Hanishiifff, Pennsylvania. Sheraton Motor Inn, Clarion, Pennsylvania. Sheraton Motor Inn, Danville, Pennsylvania. Sheraton Pocono Inn, Styoiidsbnrg, Pennsylvania. Sheraton Inn-Buffalo East, Buffalo, New York. Sheraton Inn-Sprin ield West, Spring field, Massach usetts. ' AiKv r edit f-  acceoiM Ideas and Materials to Make Your Home a Better Place to Live Melvin 1. Schlauch Jeweler Phone 322-1607 40 West Willow Street Compliments of Brandon Cafe 410 Washington Blvd. 322-9402 we have hoagies Chester D. Houseknecht, Inc. Dealer Royal -— Canon — Olympia E. Third St. — Market Square Electric — Standard — Portable Calculators Sales Service BFGoodiith Bastian Tire Sale 430 Washington Blvd. Williamsport, Pa. 326-9181 169 AVCO LYCOMING Aircraft Engines and Spencer Heating Boilers ,il7AVCO LYCOMING DIVISION VrflLUAMBPORT. PA Fidelity National Bank of Pa. Williamsport Danville „. . D , Member of F. D. I. C. , , „ Picture Rocks Lock Haven northern central bank weVe ready vrhen you are. 170 WILLIAMSPORT NATIONAL BANK Bronch Offices Williamsportj NATIOftAli BANKi We Always Have TIME for You ' 329 PINE STREET • Loyal Plaza Shopping Center • !901 Lycoming Creek Road Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PHONE 322-836e iElft Uxta HonBt 90a PENN STREET WILLIAMSPORT, PA. IT70I For all your record, tape and hi-fi equipment needs, we carry Dual, Sony, Pioneer, TDK, Bose, Garrard, Teac, Shure, AAarantz and Dynaco. UP-TO-DATE RECORD SELECTION 171 Open daily 10 to 5; Mon Fri 10 to 9 Center of Fine Merchandise Williamsport ' s largest department store Established in 1850 . . . our best wishes. PRIOR SALLADA CO. Everything Electrical 230 Pine St. Williamsport Authorized Distributor Perfect Love Diamond Rings Free Ring Cleaning JEWEL BOX Lr-)YAL PLAZA Ff ANK iiAr rirr : M A N A r, r R good appearance is an important asset and it begins with good taste and clothes from the right store. We ' ll be glad to help you. Clothiers . . . Haberdashers D A.VID ' S Williamsport, Pa. 1651 EAST miRO ST.. WIUIAMSPOBT. PA 17701 Twentieth Century Bakery SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES REAR OF COURT HOUSE 172 Carl ' s Cafe Serving only Ice Cold Beer Sandwiches and Snacks 835-Franklin Ave. Wiiliamsport, Pa. 322-9296 Remember to register for PLCB cards! Lycoming Printing Company Sfc H f t no TK N N .SI R (■ I I u I i I I i b r 1 1 H T r K N N .s I I Phones: 326-9583 322-3933 Harry G. McCoy the department store for the entire family . in the loyal Plaza Shopping Center where the parking is free easy TRY RELAXEN AT FAXON BOWLING LANES DAYTIME OPEN BOWLING MON. THRU FRI. — 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. SAT. SUN. — 1 P. M. to 6 P. M. 12 Pocket Billiard Tables Always Available FARMS OF WILLIAMSPORT EAST THIRD STREET WILLIAMSPORT. PENNSYLVANIA 17701 —Compliments of— Wyno Sales Volkswagon Sales Service 1960 E. Third Street Wiiliamsport 173 It Pays To Play Williamsport Lock Haven J.C. Greeny a Jeweler 46 West Fourth St Williamsport, Pa. •■OPEN 7 DATS A WBHC S6lE market Mao ti — Poultry — Pro d uo I 322-8329 I 508 Washington Blvd., Willlamtport, Pa. REGAL BLUM JEWELERS Art Carved Diamond Rings Ralph B. Bower, Manager 356 Pine Street Williamsport, Pa. 322-8736 Hoyer s Photo Supply Inc. EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC IH Vtesi Fourth St. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. 174 Village Tea Room, Inc. Serving daily including Sundays 9:00 A.M.-8:30 P.M. 213 W. Fourth Street Williamsport, Pa. 1 700 E. 3rd St. Ph. 323-61 71 Plenty of free parking CARPENTER HARDWARE, INC. 414-416 Washington Boulevard Williamsport, Pennsylvania Phone 323-6350 AST END LUMBER CO. OVER 50 YEARS LUMBER - SIDING - ROOFING PLYWOOD - INSULATION - PAINT HARDWARE 323-9437 940 E. 3RD ST. WIllIAMSPORT lllllll [PANCAKE HOUSE Full Menu Family Restaurant 445 River Ave. Williamsport, Pa. lllllll 42 Plus Adventures in good eating 42 gourmet pancakes and waffle plates pius a full menu of delicious meat, fish and chicken platters await your selection when you dine at Perkins Pancake House. Prepared from farm-fresh in- gredients with full attention to old-fash- ioned goodness. Dutch Hill Suh Shop 402 Washington Blvd. Phone 322-9416 We specialize in steaks and homemade meatballs. Compliments of STROEHMANN BROTHERS COMPANY 339 WASHINGTON BLVD. VI ILLIAMSPORT, PA. 17701 175 Friendship Friendship needs no studied phrases Polished face, or winning wiles; Friendship deals no lavish praises, Friendship dons no surface smiles. Friendship follows Nature ' s diction. Shuns the blandishments of Art, Boldly severs truth from fiction. Speaks the language of the heart. Friendship— pure, unselfish friendship. All through life ' s alotted span. Nurtures, strengthens, widens, lengthens, Man ' s relationship with man. Anonymous