Marietta College - Mariettana Yearbook (Marietta, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1965 volume:

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LN Y Q gs-hi. f, A 4. of 'Q ' Q , 4 al- wwf? table of contents Administration ond Faculty. . . Organizations Honorciries Seniors . Undercloss . . . Greeks... .. . Sports ....... Senior Directory . Advertisements t I v L 1 Kd' 2 QPF -... ,-rg, ff! 22? a' .- V I ' 124 f'. 7. J ,qf 'v0 ',' -f 4, ,,,., V -f 1' . fwfnwf K 4,25 4a'9'lP Y. ,.- 2 -- isf?42'?1?'fKf,7'5 5 , 5 HEPA ...uv , V J, ,A MM, .x. r w N I11 a heritage .--mu p '-1' ' .. -. .M WL .ww ' - 1 'V', ' , Q tu f - - f -., M, 4 ,,.,, .. .. .. . .,,. , :M v 1' I-A-UK' ' f 9- ! X A ws2xz,1::t,'l25-N' qv. . , . , V ' l!'!l EQIE llll ill! XIII 61 -----...-,, K fields ancl rocks, hills and dusty leaves . . . the beginning of the Appalachian hills where rain-softened banks shelter and feed a mighty river . . . small town . . . mossy beauty hot SUI1 . route seven, and moriettu. Lexi: jf! 5 -T--f Q- Y. It . ,XE l I .r . ug,..,..- -:ff in F' 'Ji ml?-' W. QF v v mi 'L?fP:- ' A Y- ,P -4 Cya, Y., ,, J-1.1.4 ,f- .1 fr,,EH XVI - '1 .jpeg - pe . . :F ,gil 'E' I Y-, vE l: , 1- : W :fs ' ...Q--- xi if Q erwin . . . mccoy . .. andrew hall . . . a gateway . . . a town cement and boards . . live and permanent memories. xl 2 u time l Yi 5 -Un . . . a story of growth and progress. Xl , . K1 1 .. 'fn 8 f'-.4 . . . proud buildings whose names ' hold the memory of men in sight. ,4 Qlbf' iumxiu faces, registering emotions fresh, unsuspecting faces . . . gwALL,lN6WffD bewildered . . . if 9 I anxiety, gradually replaced by the quick growth of friendships and lively interests . . . 5Et FRONT a mixer . . . combining new faces and awakened hopes M .. . pop art on a dusty field . . . civilized savages and their idol . . . . . . blood, sweat and fears success for the neophytes. A' G s glasses and teas . . . l classes and downtown tlasses . . . arffflcfk? l , ff ' raw steel, rising from ca sect of mud.. . highlights and shadows l l l 13 hot sun on a practice field points for the battle-axe . . . some play for love of the game, others the thrill of a new challenge amusement ranges from familiar to fads . . . skateboards . . a secrecy of fog can envelop and enhance the clreariest day . . . if? Sw fr-:L 'f' ,- homecoming . . . weekend of changing emotions restless anticipation . . . high hopes . . - 1 . ff X 'X E161 -,g tempered disappointment on the field . . . . . . contrasted with utter elution the glitter, triumph, and abandon of saturday . . . an idle sunday . . . . . . weary monday flu ' . 5 i . Ek - 4. lf, IIS . Tau Kappa Epsilon . . Alpha Sigma Phi . . . firsl place winner . . , . . . Alpha Tau Omega . . , and second place in house decs Lambda Chi Alpha . . . ,l . . Delta Upsilon . . . . . Tau Epsilon Phi . . . U91 .H , . ,R . -2.45- A . . . Alpha Gamma Della . , . Annie, Get Your Gun . . . Alpha Sigma Tau . . , The Most Beauliful Girl in the World Alpha Xi Della . . . Brigadoon Chi Omega . . . Roman Goddess . . . . . . Sigma Sigma Sigma Sigma Kappa . . . Can Can .A Y, -,ws angie, , ' LM: 51 ,s.i5f+ .Q . , Jifn .mfzi V f w 'S , . 7... - .- 531: A' I. kk A 1 - W1 ff? ' ii 1 Z'a7lPf.s5'3, I .Nfl V - ., ,. . l .WA .23 I 1 , , X . 1 ' . I wi: i I . v Q v I it ff i , l K , 1 'l A 14' f 1 ,1 i i I X R J mt' x H A I l l - ,L 1: 1 iii l ,S Linda K. Taber Middlebush, N. J AI pha Sigma Tau 'P , ' i W L . NJ i i ou Ann Haines 1 - -,ii , ff Parkersburg, W. Va. , V , l Sigma Sigma Sigma , lu ' . !'1 V I., 4 N I . 3,3 4 E- 'i i. ai r 3' ff yj5S,T'i'E .5 I' fn , N. ,gl 54 Tina. .V w-'Nix 'LL H- f l 54 .fi ri-QL? . u . ., A - 1 , . qng, 1 . - If 1 V3 I- ,I tc li .L X 'K V K 1 : , ' l - :I LE ,F ' A lv U- --I K T I .f ' . Diane E. Kammer f I Irvington, N. J. ' sl, 7 Chi Omega Y , - I , . x i I Pamela G. Thompson While Plains, N. Y. Y Alpha Xi Della Q f l 35. - . in 'S -f M Ellen M. Muzi ' Q, i Old Forge, Pa. , -Ly Sigma Kappa P 41 E22 ...gy-f1'1 U 1 homecoming queen pairicia haythorne fr- . , ,KF'.-'J .mv E 1..- .. 4-gy ,. I ri, I ., E !! i E EW ' 1 k 'L .., ,..,.., 1, . a PT www ' K' . - rf 1, V 1 . x P 'M fx, , I ' 3 1 Lk an 'v-. - at ' 5 in .H A X 1 1 4 s. 01 '. b 7.411 ,, , ' .11--Q. :Nu Anmsmlmn the loy of discovery mind against back and bone mental exerhon during november, the young greek's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of . . . ,gtg I'US ,ge , 1 'Le' f 1 L born 81 fostered in classrooms through guidance of those dedicated to youth mental exertion . a stab ot disappointment ioy of discovery . . . shades of grey creep into stark facts and figures . . slowly, gently the facade of knowledge emerges . . . Wf 1 the ivory tower of a campus creates Hs ovvn beauty . . . 1 n but its life comes from faces 5283 messlbh, 7.955 n Following months of enthusiastic and ani- mated direction by Concert Master Gerald L. Hamilton, the Messiah chorus and orchestra, composed of Marietta students, residents and alumni, provided a firm and well-blended back- ing for the soloists' voices. Mrs. Sonia Ruby, soprano, Mrs. Kathryn Henkel, contralto, Wil- liam O. McRary, bass, and Professor Albert R. Gifford of the Marietta music department, filled the solo roles with excellent performances. christmas spirit engulfs the college . . The lO3rd and lO4th performances of Handel's oratorio were well supported and re- ceived. The second annual performances of Men- delssohn's Eliiah oratorio was performed in February under the direction of Mr. Hamilton, with Dr. Theodore Bennett as assistant conduc- tor. laughter . . . song and dance . . love of night. . . bought . . . by tired feet . . . i , Y 1 X 3 l . .,,.,,,f,,, 51 ,,,, , 30 emotions . . . kindled, killed renewed . . . J goals common to all. .. Nill outlive apathy cue ball in the left pocket . . . hootenanny formal or informal . . . t .,, . L .J X 1 U' W -. 'R M - it , 311 SQ P' nf QSM P34-v' url - 'll I M w, V I 1. .:.: 2 yu , ,n A H5 K Yr. 1 7 f Jfxx. t. g Q I! W V-. L,-R ,Q- x,4 ,,,. .. ,.., 'f',f,x?,,?' 3- .1-. 14 I -:LN . L .ami . .' f 'we 1.1 --W. vm-1 nf w , M ff'-. ,, ,ff 3 gf! - k-1 N-1 1 355: -1: Ev' ' if ' 1? X X' N ft! 951 ' ' if-' S, X X W Pm ,fd y uma l I f ff if 4 M Mfr' 'IW ' Q! 1555! Q 5 A--- HI 4. HF X- ...fi El ' LA 4 I ' 5 a- Fl H ! In - - 5 5 Q A , .g 5 :Qi lb 2,5 if ML! YL ?'f'f MW JQSA ,X founders day Founder's Day, February 14, was an hon- ored occasion where Dr. John D. Millett gave his address to the college. 1965 marked the ll3Oth Anniversary of the college charter from the State of Ohio. Dr. Millett delivered an address entitled The Continuing Concern for the Liberal Arts College. A highly qualified speaker, he has wt' written a number of books specializing in poli- tical science and public administration, served as chairman of various educational committees, and holds honorary degrees from nine universi- ties. Highlight of the evening was the presenta- tion of the woman's scholarship trophy to Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and the men's division trophy to the Independent men. intellectual interests develops through prominent lecturers. -1 xl .xg L 1 Ae' 1 E13 .614 -' O V 7 P . 1 ,, , - f l 1 4 i' f,, 4 X . an 1 K ...A qw' V ': I 1' L,,,4a X s ,U 4? f1f W V- tinols ond finculities . . . the growth of sincerity and trust. . . 13 memories of what has gone before faces . . .times . . . forever remembered . . . lines of commencement fade into-iune . . . memories fade . . . f'TF Q W 1133-35'.r eMwe3'r-time -fish- 9,5 president of marietta college Lyla .ll- l dn 9. DR AND MRS FRANK E DUDDY JR During his first year as Marietta College's thirteenth president, Dr. Frank E. Duddy, Jr. has offered a sincere and sympathetic approach to the growth and aspirations of the school. By means of the Round table Discussions, in which all students are welcomed and invited to ask the president or any other administrative officers about issues concerning the College, but also the growth and direction of the institution as a learning plant and as a place where intellectual stimulation is offered and accepted. As an administrator, Dr. Duddy is well qualified. He attended Harvard University as a Buckley Scholar upon graduation cum laude from DePauw University, where in 1959 he was awarded an honorary LL.D. At Harvard he earned his M.A. and PhD. in the field of modern Euro- pean history. Before entering the Navy in 1943, Dr. 1136 President ot Marietta College Duddy taught at Northwestern University, DePauw, and Stephens College After the war he was a professor of history at the United States Naval Academy where he was also chairman of the committee teaching United States foreign policy, geography, and international re- lations. His most recent contribution to academic life was his serving a seven year term of office as the president of Westminister College in Salt Lake City, Utah. Dr. Duddy has assumed command of Marietta Col- lege's administration rapidly and well. He now belongs to a tradition of 128 years standing which has been dedicated to the ideal of a strong liberal arts college. lts emphasis is placed on the values of a' life contributing to the leadership of society by means of educating its students in those goals and achievements of our rapidly advancing culture. dean of college dn merrill IZ patferson Merrill R. Patterson, Dean of the College, is one of the most important men on the Marietta College campus. As the college administrator, Dean Patterson is President Duddy's right hand. As such he is an integral part of all academic committees, entailing full responsibility for the curriculum faculty and students. In this respect his duties are highly taxing, but Dean Patterson has always made time to remain in contact with the students as individuals. Dean Patterson has had extensive training for his ottice as an academician. He holds degrees from Wesley- an, Yale, and Brown Universities, and has been a Hillyer Professor of English since 1938. His reputation as a scholar and his achievements as Dean have brought him recognition from many sources, several of which are: Who's Who in America, the Stillwater Conference of Academic Deans, of which he is a past president, and the American Conference of Academic Deans, for which he was elected treasurer. The admiration held for him by the student body is evidenced by the numerous affairs at which Dean Patter- son presides, including presenting each year's Home- coming Queen, and acting as auctioneer for the annual Pi Delta Epsilon auction. The combination of his sincere appreciation of others and a record of his scholastic attainments 'Forms the picture ofa remarkably capable man who has help- ed to make the Marietta College tradition. 'ix SEATED: Mr. Earl E. Bender, Dr. Merrill Patterson. STANDING: Mr. Paul R. Gawthrop, Mr. Charles Peterson, Dr. Wilfred Howsmon, Mrs. Lillian Sinclair, Dr. Herschel Grose, Mr. Gerald Evans. :lull Nil-ttf, t,, 11 Xu xx it lr liil ':'.!' 37 I 'Z' . glgurl- l-15, ,.L., . 'P lwf, - .1- ruih a. Wilcox dean of men Walter L. Hobba, replacing John E. Sandt as Dean of Men, has effectively carried through the latter's close contact with the men of Mari- etta College. Since his graduation from Marietta College in 1949, Dean Hobba has been on the faculty of the Wisconsin high schools as a speech correctionist and teacher of-advanced English, and has taught speech and English at Marietta College since 1958. His new post is the first administrative office of his career. During his six years as a professor, Dean Walt has developed into a well-known and loved part of the College. He has spoken to the men in the various housing units of the campus and the fraternity houses, and has in- terviewed all the freshman men individually since the beginning of the year. As the man who is most important in the development of qualities of self-discipline and responsibility of male students during their college years, his sensible approaches to their problems is much valued. Dean Hobba plans to continue teaching several courses in addition to carrying on his numerous duties as Dean of Men, including the administration of the health and welfare of all College men and their housing. dean of Women Ruth A. Wilcox is one of the most energetic women of Marietta College. She is not only Dean of Women, but serves as current president of the Ohio Association of Women's Deans and counselors, advisor to both the Panhellenic Council and lntaglio, the local women's leader- ship honorary, and serves as a professor in the speech and drama department. Since her arrival at Marietta College in 1946, Miss Wilcox has achieved national recognition as Provice Gover- nor of Pi Kappa Delta, national forensics hon- orary, and as parliamentarian for the National Association of University Women. She has often applied her summer months to extended learn- ing, such as the workshop she attended for deans of students at Columbia University. Dean Wilcox, in spite of, or perhaps be- cause of her busy life of activities, has always maintained close individual contact with the women of Marietta College. Her personality and vigorous assistance have influenced a large per- centage of the women's Greek groups, always in the direction of more intelligent approaches to problems and their solutions. She acts as mediator and guide to help women achieve their individual goals as well as the ideals of their groups and activities. walter! hobba 38 I7 ZLFUSZLGGS llilll ll FRONT ROW: Raymond M. Strecker, Carl I., Broughton, President Frank E. Duddy, Jr., Glenver McConnell, F. Leonard Christy, David A. Bartlett. SECOND ROW: Charles V, Renner, Hayward W. Strecker, Thomas W. McCaw, C. Earle Humphrey, Albert B. Wolfe, Frank M. Fenton. THIRD ROW: Mark M. Templeton, Edward G. Harness, Rufus D. Beach, Leon F. Stroefer, Adolph Beren, William E. Mildren, BACK ROW: Gilbert W. Gerhold. student-faculty council SEATED: Hans-Georg Gilde, Robert F. Cayton, William M. Smith, Susanne Milne. STANDING: John Gardner, Robert Higgins, Anthony Lesh, James Bruce. :Fw o, M .. '1Qtl H il 1 ' A 1 4 l. :ms T f A.: : W 'A I , I ,, : f- 1 I in-nm - iii 1 ' I 9, E391 Gustav A. Abrolat Education Thomas R. Allen Physical Education Eloise Jean Anderson Mathematics Earl E. Bender Head Petroleum R. Lester Anderson Physics Betty S. Bennett Head Women's Physical Education Theodore Bennett Richard L Blanco Head Mathematics History Frances V. Blackburn English W. Bruce Blackburn Head Psychology Arthur L. Buell 'lnlm W Bode Speech-Drama Wen-Yu Cheng wllllqm P Brown Economics-Business B '9Y Richard n. chemin Mathematics Wrlllam H. Davls Head Physics John W Connolly William C. Dawkins, Jr. Economics-Business Jalan? clan' Harold L. Dean 'O ogy Head English Robert H. Deets History R. G. DeLaMater Mathematics-Physics Francis A. Dever Engineering Drawing Catherine Draper Sociology Phyllis B. Drumm English Gerald L. Evans English Jean Freeland Petroleum Albert Gifford Willard J. Friederich Music Head Speech-Drama ll 40 ll J . Kermit Gatten Acting Head Sociology Alvaro Gonzalez Languages Hunygeorg Gilde Herschel G. Grose chemistry Head Chemistry Raymond G. Guthrie Head Education Gerald L. Hamilton Head Music Mary Jo Herdman Women's Physical Education Francis W. Herdman, Jr. Owen P. Hawley English English Douglas P. Hess Band Robert S. Hill History-Political Science v ' V I Q . Walter L. Hobba English-Speech Raymond Hfuk l H P H t Mathematics egrgysgcso Z J. Glover Johnson H d R I' ' -Ph'l h Wilfred B. Howsmon, Jr. eo e 'glen I osop Y Chemistry Robert L. Jones 1 Physical Education-Basketball Ralph M. Lindamood Physical Education-Crew Ruben C' Lqneny Ronald L. Loreman Physical Education Speech-Drama F b ll-T k out G mc Robert F. Magnus Art Eugene C. Murdock History-Political Science Herbert E. Muntz Merrill R. Patterson English I: 41 J English Charles L. Peterson Head Art : Head History-Political Science Mu A'Kin sbu 'Y 9 'Y Edmund J. Kaminski English LU 9UU9e5 S. Roger Kirkpatrick Donald G. Kelley Geology M-E mi, wx' uf W 4' if iff: 054 Agft'-' J f 45,5 W sl, I Stephen W. Schwartz 'loumdllsm English William M. Smith Religion-Philosophy Geology Arthur C. Thompson Mary S. Steers Cllemlslry Economics-Business 'l m'la Ullmqn Administration Home Economlcs R. Lee Walp Biology John A. Pettit Head Languages Bernard A. Russl, Jr. Lucile Rymer Home Economics J. Donald Schaly Paul J. Seyler Head Biology William M. Sheppard Warren G. Steel L Head Geology Dwayne D. Stone 'tsl Thomas N. Webster Kdfhdfeen Pfeschef Economics-Business Music Administration Jack E. Prince Allen E' Rupp Economics-Business Education Administration SPeech'Dmma'Radlo'TV John E. Schamberger Physical Education-Baseball Robert S. Raymond English J Henry C. Schwartz Languages ' NB l l -r- E' not pictured Economics-Business Alben M' Cmll ' wauaum o. whefsell SY '?Y Head Men's Physical Education LT' H' Dumels Jllrl J' wll-banks Paulcllnilsfrfljrop Rellglon-Phllosophy Head Ecorlomics-Business Genevieve Greene Music George Haupt Economics-Business Ruth A. Wilcox Speech-Drama Edwin A. Wilson Chemistry David F. Young li Biology 42 John Knox, Jr. Music Helen Nesval Mathematics Gustav Vogel Languages Nina Whiting Languages M. Jack Parl Speech-Dral .nw- ' v bfi t 24: . . . dedicated teachers in the truest sense . . . to the advancement of learning . . . in all fields. 431 C3 lx W., .k if- Registrarp Miss Ruth Ritters. Jack E. Prince V W i R x Mrs. Marjorie Petty, Assistant Registrarg Mrs. Enid Porter, Mrs. Lillian Sinclair, Evening School Director s the familiar faces ' ' . . . of the administrative i . offices and staff. . . 3 QJi-L ihfi 9 fe? K Lf V william sheppafd, College Editorg Lewis Mrs. Jeannette Ryan Secretar to the President Mx Dr Joseph E Lusorre Yeager, Director of Information. College Physician Mrs. Salome Ness Secretary to the Dean of Women K- -,.,w:h: rm, -Q: .1 E443 Vernon McGrew, Assistant to the President for Developmentg Mrs. Helen Mclntire, Secretary. r I I I, James Clark Business Manager , 13 7' , 1'- :f ,V , Emmett Sutton, Jr., Director of Alumm Re lations, Mrs. Catherine Berite, Mrs. Mary Catherine Gitten. faces reflecting the effective organization of the college .... ADMISSIONS OFFICE STAFF: SEATED: Hadley Nesbitt, Jack Scott, Director. STAND- ING: Mrs. Grace Clogston, Mrs. William Stone, Mrs, Beverly Ellis, Mrs. Norma Warren, Miss Martha Cary. llf453 Vw: I v u'n v rv' lllfln1'l4'il I IOM ltltl Q tl I4 W7 Q., HOUSEMOTHERS. SEATED: Mrs. Theona Miller, Mrs. Lillian Stoddard, Mrs. Twila Dawson. STANDING: Mrs. Edith Stoddard, Mrs, Ruth White, Mrs. Mabel Michael. Maintenance Staff POST OFFICE ADMlNlSTRATORS:Reed Hallock, Mrs. Nancy Badger. Mrs Garnet Bradford Switchboard Operator LIBRARY STAFF. SEATED: Mrs. Sallie Winn, Miss Mary Louise Otto Assistant Librarian, Robert F. Cayton, Librarian, George Blazier Archivist, Mrs. Jane Wilson, STANDING: Mrs. Mildred Eberle, Mrs Sandra Neyman, Mrs. Louise Gould, Mrs. Joan Hack, Mrs. Martha Stegner, Mrs. Wanda Sorenson, Mrs. Ruth Weinstock. any om not Ill! rbi' 1 ll nw ,gem ,-Q all 1 ,, 1,11 11.v.-mr' mx-rx wc ' 'uf - Ll student Sena te : Ee Ti A typical Senate session Student Senate, a large group of students who work for the student body as a whole rather than any specific part, is essential to Marietta College. However, the cooperation of the student body is essential to the greater efficiency of the working organization. One of the main reasons for the founding of the Senate in 1935 was to improve represent- ative student government on campus. Member- ship, in order to preserve these representative standards, is limited to two members from each fraternity and sorority, and nine independent students. Although the office of President of Senate is automatically filled by the President of - Y V . ,u l--r ,J-Q , ANTHONY LESH Student Body President the Student Body, the offices of Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer are filled by elections within the Senate. The Senate has the power to determine the campus elections, govern the voting procedure, supervise the campaigns, and maintain the privilege of reporting the results. Most of the student organizations function from the money they receive from Senate, and the allocation of this subsidy is another reserved power. Con- firmation of publication heads and activities taking place on Homecoming or Spring Week- end must also be made by Senate. Another power is the duty to discuss any student activi- ties, changes or recommendations affecting the SENATE EXECUTIVE BOARD: Richard Taylor, Senate Treasurer: Walter Webber, Vice Presidentp Anthony Lesh, Presidentp Kathleen Olson, Secretaryg William Edwards, Student Body Treasurer. WILLIAM EDWARDS Student Body Treasurer student body, cmd, if necessary, take action and propose action to the Administration. In 1963 one of the Senate's major proposals was finally realized in the Constitution. The pro- vision for a Student Judicial Council, which had been proposed by several presidential candi- dates, was made by amendment and revision of the Constitution, also providing a broader organizational base for the government. This is not the first time that the Constitution has been revised. The present version, approved by maior- ity in 1959, saw the formulation and addition of the by-laws in 1959-60, their ratification in 1960, and the amendments of 1963 which have been enumerated. The by-laws which were chang- Y .4 Jack Hopkins addresses the Senate. ed in 1960 were: The listing of those organi- zations eligible for Senate recognition and allo- cation, limiting each organization to three nomi- nees for Who's Who, the Independents having one nominee for each Senator, and allowing the administration to delete from and not add to the list of nominees. Student Body offers two Memorial Grants annually, one to a male student and the other to a female student. Based on need and service to the College, the qualifications include a 1.5 accumulative average, and an average of at least 1.0 for the previous semester. The grants are given to students at the beginning of the iunior or senior year. SEATED: Richard Taylor, Walter Webber, Anthony Lesh, Kathleen Olson, William Edwards. STANDING: Kim Ledger, Stephen Goldsmith, John Hopkins, Dale Keyes, Neil licht, James Cuccarese, Carol Horkewitz, George Golden, William Thrash, James Jones, John Hexter, Maryann Tiffin, Jean Galt, Cherie Phillips, Edwin Foltz, Jane Stenberg, Sue Hippard, Howard Faunce, Robert Higgins, LaRue Scala, Judith Faris, Paul Gatewood, Roger Chase, Lynne Schupbach, Patricia Hinckley, James Bruce, Paula Johnson, David Hole, Dr. Wilfred Howsmon, advisor, Julie Freiderich. JOHN GARDNER Chairman In its second year the Judicial Council, under the Chairmanship of John N. Gardner, has made increasing progress in eliminating academic dishonesty. This progress is due to the enthusiasm of its members and the increased cooperation of the Student Body. The Council investigates cases presented to it with the understanding and respect for all of those involved. Only after a thorough examina- tion of a case does the Council render a iudg- ment, and sometimes a penalty, which must meet with the approval of the Dean of the College. judicial council Andrew Liskov and Tina Hansen, Attorneys, with chairman John Gardner. A Constitutional Amendment in T963 creat- ed the Judicial Council as the first big step toward an eventual honor system at Marietta College. With increased student knowledge of, and interest in the Council, the future of an honor system is a hopeful one. The Amendment states that each spring the President of the Student Body shall appoint a Chairman and a six member Council who are all subiect to a two thirds vote of approval by the Student Senate. The Council then elects two At- torneys to aid the Chairman in investigating and presenting cases. James Moffitt, Sharon Biurstrom, Susanne Milne, Andrew Liskov, John Gardner, Tina Hansen, Gerry Stearns, Presto , . n Kodak John Cooper independent student association 'l'lQ l1 'F Y fi,-.nt 1 1 if .7 .- l ll OFFICERS: Kenneth Nelson, Recording Secretary, Richard Taylor, President, John Hexter, Treasurer, .lettrey Stevens, Corresponding Secretary. The Independent Student Association, originally founded to provide an organized method for political and social activities for non-Greek students, has de- veloped into a more powerful organization during the past year. The Association's activities include co- sponsorship of the mock general election in the fall and presentation of a series of movies available to the student body. Along with their activities, the I.S.A. found time to win the coveted men's division scholarship cup this year. Through directed ettorts, the Independent stu- dent has found a means to fuller participation in campus life and activities. An I.S.A. sponsored party. I Mid-Campus House is used by the I.S.A. for meetings and various other activities. SEATED: Kenneth Nelson, Richard Taylor, John Hexter, Jeffrey Stevens. STANDING: John Blackburn, Raymond Poet, Martha Hayden, Carl Knight, Carolyn Sullivan. . l 5 sm E ' 5 5 l l I i 1' I .W L, v'lN,,-h 'Nd' o. 1 5jf1f,!Q' .1-ir?--,:f E' l 'IS 'r li? I ,.11IiT A' 1 -saw l , 55 9 I 's inter- fraternity council President: JAMES DENNIS Secretary-Treasurer: JOHN AMBLER Publicity: CHARLES SLOVAK SEATED: Terry Limpert, John Ambler, James Dennis, Charles Slovak. STANDING: George Marts, Morton Potoff, Carl Knirk, Thomas Lane, James Arthur, Leslie Harris. Discussion of problems arising between fraternities concerning men's rushing, housing regulations and social activities and any viola- tions due to infractions of these rules are only a part of the business of the Inter-Fraternity Coun- cil. The purpose of the group is to promote harmony among the fraternities by eliminating problems before they develop, and to maintain the general welfare of each group and of the Greek system as a whole. Serving as an advisory board and in ad- ministrative capacities, the Council is composed of two representatives of each Greek organiza- tion. The IFC is the means by which the bond of student, fraternity, brother, and Greek is united. Panhellenic Council, although closely con- cerned with rush rules and freshman girls, is more than a group of bargaining women. It has the power to make or break a sorority if neces- sary, and has always attempted to keep an even keel among the six groups now on campus. There will be a seventh group added next year, according to Dean Ruth A. Wilcox, advisor, and this will call for careful observation by the members of the Council. Each sorority is entitled to one junior and one senior member. These girls are also responsible for an annual tea for the incoming freshmen women and an all-college dance, both held in the fall. SEATED: Janet Samuelson, Mary Fennycook, Joann Drzayich, Alice Ahern. STANDING: Carol Smith, Diane Nelson, Sandra Rodgers, Gerry Stearns, Charlene Clements, Mary Beth Hausmann. panhellenic council President: JOANN DRZAYICH Secretary: MARY PENNYCOOK Treasurer: ALICE AHERN 9? ... V. -.3 . m.sE rt ,-.seg e W .' aloha phi omega Men's Service Fraternity President: GEORGE FISHER First Vice-President: RICHARD ROE Second Vice-President: ALLEN GILPATRICK Recording Secretary: MICHAEL MCCONN Corresponding Secretary: JOHN CHRISTENA A Treasurer: JOHN MILLS I N FIRST ROW: Mr. Walp, Advisor, E. Bartlett, D. Wacker, S. Newton, M. McConn, D. Usher, J Schaefer, F. Hartman, G. Fisher, L. Dean, K. Lewis, J. Litchfield, P. Mitchel, G. Wright, S. Bursch B. Hathaway, J. Conn, R. Harrison, Dr. William Smith, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Hensinger, J. Darby, A. Barnett, B. Stringfellow, R. Irwin, J. Mills, F. Traeger, G. Risisky, L. Cooper, L Shoemaker, L. Balough, G. Wilson, E. Goth, S. Dugan, R. Roe, H. Woodard, D. Hill, J. Christena THIRD ROW: D, Kelts, P. Sidello, J. Perolman, 5. Clifford, R. Hopp, D. Broud, R. Messerly, W Schwarts, A. Gilpatrick, A. Kuhl, T. Benua, A. Parthum, J. Rothwell, F. DeBussey. Omicron Beta, the Marietta chapter of Al- pha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, was established in l964. The organization is open to any man who has desire to serve others, a satisfactory academic standing, and a past or present affiliation with the Boy Scouts. The principles of Alpha Phi Omega are: leadership, friendship and service. The mem- bers have performed many services to the cqm- pus and community during the past year: among them, sponsorship of a Books for Asia cam- paign, football passes for the Children's Home, cooperation with the Red Cross in rescue and disaster operations, and decorations for various college functions. This year, Gamma Sigma Sigma, national service sorority, established a probationary chapter at Marietta. The organization, dedi- cated to service, friendship, and equality, is open to any girl with a suitable scholastic stand- ing who fulfills the necessary service require- ments. The members of Gamma Sigma Sigma work as advisors to Y-Teen groups and as Brownie Scout leaders, usher at college assem- blies, and volunteer for the Red Cross. Combin- ing service with enioyment, both the college and the community benefit from their spirit of service. SEATED: Feresheteh Sharitl, Cecily Coburn, Joyce Gurian, Marion Schultz, Carol Horkewitz, Judith Cole, Marion Hubiok, Roberta Boone. STANDING: Honora Sweet, Dorothy Eldredge, Susan Butters, Dallas Bagby, Caroline Wright, Esther Harrison, Nancy Halt, Susan Wehger, Julie MacQueen, Cynthia Allen, Joni Lackey, Darlene Davies, Cindy Ostanek. A gamma Girls Service Sorority President: MARION SCHULTZ First Vice-President: CAROL HARKEWITZ Second Vice-President JOYCE GURIAN Recording Secretary: MARION HUBIAK Treasurer: JUDITH COLE sigma sigma 53 First Row: J, Hopkins, Vice-President, H. Woodard, A. Heinrich, A. Rupp, Advisor. Second Row: H Sweet, L. Miller, L. Chrysler, M. Dunsmore, President, C. Felt, Secretaryp D. Dorsey, A. McAllister, R Guthrie, Advisor. Third Row: A. Chernak, E, Lennon, D. Eldredge, E. Daugherty, K. Harrington, M Bowers, K. Kadesch, B. Littell, B. Winters, N. Furcht. Fourth Row: C. Wheeler, A. Ahern, D, Davies, M Hubiak, C. Coburn, A. Fraser, J, Cole, D. Hagenriter, S. Ulrichs, M. Conn, J. Vik. Fifth Row: L. Wright P. Higginbotham, C. Hessin, J. Gurian, D. Corella, J. Elliott, C, Clements, P, Johnson, C. English. O. S. 9. 3. m club First Row: M. Pototif, C. Weaver, R. Jones, R. Mease, G. Thomas. Second Row: E. Lennon, R. Knight, Vice- Presidentp K. Cowgill, Secretary, L. Randolph, President, K. Koenig, Secretory, R. Detrich, Treasurer: J Warren. Third Row: S, Gregory, G. Maloof, M. Sowar, S. Zimmerman, M. Toby, S. Allison, R. Forrester R. Porter, A. Kerz, C. Baker. Fourth Row: W. Perkins, D. Hutchinson, D. Craig, R. Anderson, J, Mitchell D. Wilcoxen, D. Anderson, D. Shaw- P. Wilson, R. Lafierty, Advisor, M, McCullough. .ed american chemical society Seated: W. B. Howsmon, Advisor, Margo Mulvihill, Chylhia Ostanek, Thomas Ruhe, Vice-President, Robert Fletterick, President, Eleanor Spicer, Secretary, Cynthia Allen, Penelope Warren. Standing: .lohn Waller, Harry Moatz, James Rothwell, Grant Wil- son, Kenneth Bogart, Dale Keyes, Rebecca Subler, Sandra Eppley, Richard Jones, Gregory Reddick, William Reineke, Ronald Beaton, Gerald Rosenthal, David Shaw. band First Row: William Stockwell, Mike Sam- pere, Cecily Coburn, Caroline Wright, Beth Bergen, Susie Mitchell. Second Row: Jet? Stevens, Selden Spencer, Bruce Thom- as, Jerry McCoy, Corinne Goodwin, Berry Zlotin, James Mathers, Wanda Swick, Anne Eesley, Grant Callery. Third Row: John Clishe, Mike Devore, Ron Swick, John Darovae, Reed Irwin, John Seibert, Glenn Warrington, Frank Powers, Mr. Hou. l '. ' ',:f'!i s.. L, I 1 La wi Q 1 . ,T 4 5 . a. L m. e. First Row: Jean Freeland, Advisor, Thomas McClelland, President, Lawrence Thomas, Vice-President, Edward Kightlinger, Secre- tary, Richard Craig. Second Row: John Poston, John Smith, Sam Wiley, Mike Kit- lerman, Charles Bustier' Kenneth Hand- werger. Third Raw: Robert Detrick, Roger Porter, George Hopkins, Julie Hammond, Carl Johnson, Julius Drenzek, John Genzi- ano, William Davis. wv2'- 714 -.- .i..fa.1: - Lt' iff' Gi' .akf chess Club left lo Righh William Relneke, Raymond Hopp, Vice-Presidenlp Hugh Parkhursl, Pele Meyers, Secrelary-Treasurer, Jack Perolman, Presidenfp Charles Hoey, James Roihwell. society of cinema classics Sealed: Honora Sweel, Secrelaryy Dorothy Eldredge, Sandra Cook, Palricia Thorne. Slanding: Carleton Knighl, John Schram- berger, Advisor, George Golden, Presi- denly Gordon Hayward. debate society Sealed: Dianne Pfalzgraf, Constance Jones, Irene Dwyer, Joyce Cashman, Christine Arigoni. Standing: Peter Rosen- berger, Charles Shafer, JefTrey Hahn, Roberl Seltzer, Susan Cleland, Blair Fried- erich, Robert Forresler, John Tulley. economics club FIRST ROW: Robert Carroll, Wen-Yu Cheng, Advisor, Donald Strickland, Presi- dent, David Hole, Vice-President, James Byer, Secretary-Treasurer, William Daw- kins, Advisor, John Cavalier. SECOND ROW: Robert Reif, Carol Harkewitz, Fred- eric Corle, Thomas Benua, louis Balogh, lynn Cruikshank, Patricia Moore, Marian Bowers, Carol Miller, Kathleen Harrington, THIRD ROW: Frederick Fetrelli, George Morris, Allen Gilpatrick, Alan Alchinger, Timothy Morse, Alesix Aichinger, Parke Massman, Arthur Hedland, Jerry Clausen, William Burnham, David Nystrom. 1l,e,,, . 6 forestry club SEATED: Margaret Dunsmore, Elizabeth Daugherty, Douglas Gill, President, R. Lee Walp, Advisor, Marion Schultz, Secretary- Treasurer, David Enterline, Joseph Conn. STANDING: Robert Messerly, William Warner, Frederick Hartmann, Alfred Oddo, Karen Morse, Caroline Miller, Anita Glle, linda Venti, Edwin Schultz, Lee Alexander, Edward Jordan. '..:::'Sg:,--'rf -f forollqn student assooia tion SEATED: Wen-yu Cheng, Advisor, Cyrus During, President, Fereshteh Sharifi, Sec- retary, Enric Blasi, Treasurer, John Pettit, Advisor. STANDING: Jane Gallagher, Jo Seyler, Ann Gormally, Henry Jelinek, AI- fred Oddo, Suwan Lausangngam. . ra french club SEATED: Henry C. Schwartz, Advisor, Diane Carella, President, Howard H. Montgomery, Secretary-Treasurer, Leo H. Daniels, Advisor. STANDING: Joan Elliott, Diana Whitsit, Daille Geist, Raymond Tobias, Paula Vinicor, Marilyn Reynolds, .lulie Friederich, Jo Ellen lindamood, Rick Englander, Joanne Winquist, Donna Starcher. german club FIRST ROW: John Tulley, Michael Mc- Cullough, Harold Ruth, Thomas Wiewandt, Vice-President, Lynn Cruikshank, Treasur- er, Martha Toby, Secretary, Charles Slovak, President, Lee Alexander. SECOND ROW: Marion Hubiak, Rebecca Subler, Katherine Morris, Sandra Eppley, Margo Mulvihill, Beatrice Smith, Darlene Davies, Cynthia Ostanek, Diane Weber, Carol Thomas, Lorena Seebach, Nan Patrick. THIRD ROW: Jack Heaton, Fred Hartman, Alexis Aichinger, Allen Gilpatrick, George Resiski, Alan Aichinger, Edward Jordan. geological society SEATED: Dwayne Stone, Advisor, Robin Graham, Vice-President, Pamela Hayes, Secretary-Treasurer, Phillip Snow, Presi- dent, S. Roger Kirkpatrick, Advisor. STANDING: Walter Schwartz, Richard Pollard, James Hensinger, George Risisky, William Hahn, Neil Blinderman, David Worthington, Christopher Sheldon, Samuel Clifiord, James Whitaker. 1 il 'r -r-- .. - K. ,. ,,.. , .eff , I, Y. safe. L: - -14: .-r..-.L . J..-1 ev, L.. ,.eBa.11ldm.11:4!L1i-nnsl- mathematics club SEATED: Carol Thomas, Charles Slovak, Treasurer, Ruth Tucker, Secretary: Kenneth Bogart, President: Adair McAllister, Alwyne Roettinger. STANDING: Lloyd Avram, Jim Hetzer, Erwin Vettel, Carlos Rodriguez, Tom Benua, Niles Mortenson, Lewis Givner, George Norton, Harold Ruth, James Schaefer, David Shumway, David Osborn, Grant Wilson, Stephen Hall, Thomas Whipple. Q- A. home economics club SEATED: lucile Rymer, Advisor, Pamela Thompson, Vice Presidentp Nancy Stilphen, President, Sally Schafer, Secretary: Carole Felt, Treasurer, Juanita Ullmann, Instructor, STANDING: Cynthia Hermann, Diane Davies, Rachel Darrah, Beatrice l.itlelI, Margaret Brown, Judith Cole, Kathie Dixon, Charlotte English, Marilyn Rey- nolds, Mary Klein. rifle club FIRST ROW: Peter.Kazan, William Daw- kings, Advisory Blair Stringfellow, Presi- dent, Stephen Newton, Treasurer: C. W. Myers, Advisor, Lynn Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: Caroline Miller, Patricia Stroth, Anna Howes, Thomas Benua, Frances Berkhout, Charlene Clements, Teresa Mer- curio, Patricia Nappi, Barbara Thatcher, Patricia Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Dennis Govoni, George Hopkins, Garry Schultz, Richard Carpenter, Stephen lgo, Robert Jensen, Charles Busler, James Busler. Q p-5 60 my Aff RIM- JS? ,,- A--WA F---- russian club SEATED: Judith Johnson, Marian Hubiak President, Gary Smith, Vice-President, Gloria Chepko, Secretary-Treasurer, Eliza beth Lennon. STANDING: Sandra Dobkin Donna Starcher, Mrs, Nina Whiting, Ad visor, Rebecca Subler, Janet Carlson Karen Brown, Robert Santoro. ld, E w ,. nr gif. ' , .lieLQ '.:.1.n s rl- J' T 1-sl T '-:inf philosophy club SEATED: John Newton, President, Marshall Stewart, Vice-President, Jan Wilbanks, Advisor, John Northrup, Treasurer. STAND- ING: Pamela Turley, Lewis Givner, Gret- chen Damon, Janet Carlson, Judith Jalickee, Kathleen Souza, David DuBuis- son, Diane Weber. singers FIRST ROW: P. Thompson, P. Clark, P. Miller, M. Murphy, D. .Austin, J. Farris, B. Oyster, Secretary, K. Morris, K, Mullen, C. Fry, Vice-President, M. Morton, N. Drake, J. Gargott, A. Gifford, Director, Emilie Bogart, Accompanist. SECOND ROW: B. Thatcher, J, Ulk, C. Miller, S. Gifford, S. Clelans, Secretory, P. Huck, J. Seyler, K. Rolling, K. Cowgill, N. Hennig, M. Ball, R. Backus, M. Alexander, B. Eler, M. Raley, C. Youhouse, T. Mercurio. THIRD ROW: K. Wichmon, R. Taylor, S. litler, D, Chapin, D. Felmly, B. Janiak, K. McDorty, D. Craig, J. Moe, R. Knight, A. Kesslinger, J. Blackburn, G. Trout, F. Tyford, Vice-President, B. Thash. FOURTH ROW: J. Newton, F. Dito, T. Wildt, R. Gauthier, P. Stein, E. Nestmer, G. Fisher, President, C. Knirk, J. Zimmerman, J. Rothwell, P. George, P. Gatewood, J. Bloomberg, R. Brook. sociolog y club FIRST ROW: Sandra Dobkin, Mrs. Draper, Advisor, Ruth Hersh, Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Berman, President, Alice Mere- dith, Vice-President, Bernice Ribler. SEC- OND ROW: Nancy Pateman, Marcia Thayer, Corline Race, Paula Howell, Cynthia Hermann, Judith Faris, Rona Levine, Ann Fraser, Jo Ann Miller, Mar- garet Dunsmore. THIRD ROW: Richard Norkin, Joann Drzayich, Robert Costello, Ramona Temple, Raymond Poet, Michael McCullough, lewis Givner. SEATED: Ellen Carney, Treasurer, Barbara Mack, Secretary, Beth Mills, President, Kristen Koenig. STANDING: Ross Fair- weather, Sandra Eppley, Penelope Warren, Ruth Lerdo, Sondra Ulrichs, Lynn Duffy. . 'v'-, L La' ' 'A T' , ,,-, ' I' lr, '1 13 -5 -4 :N 'F I ' c'1f 'w -1--fm. fare- - - ' , 1 1. 1 -ret I 'L ,l ' u.- - - --' e 1- T-tssw '- S e I .I ure,.V '1 5 fiL !I?1' e .gs i 1 :iv 8 --.-- a 'H .-c . 1- - .f-' .- . ,Q-, J, l. I .ll-LTI Y '- -: Y P ' . ,I G I l S J is 5 spanish Club FIRST ROW: Dian Hagenriter, Diana Whitsit, Andrea Long, Vice-President, Ann Gegenheimer, President, Elizabeth Lennon, Bonnie Winters, Marilyn Reynolds. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Gilchrist, Eleanor Klo- man, Priscilla Rork, Lyn Gillson, Joan Elliott, Julie Friederich, Kathy Michelson, Diane James, Carol Kubicek, Jo Ellen Linclamood, Judy Johnson, Alvaro Gon- zalez, Advisor, Carlos Rodriguez, Nancy Rosenberg. THIRD ROW: Richard Sandvik, John Pettit, Advisor, Robert Santoro, Dionne Carella, Marion Hubiak, Jack Perolman, Thomas Pettit, John Gaffney, Wayne Ellsworth, Michael McCullough, W. Perkins, Greg Mitchell, Mark Muir, Enric Blasi. I ' I c 5 l Pe: marcolian ffl' 't 't'r'-r-- y SUSANNE MILNE Editor-in-chief News-first, fast, and factual. This slogan could be the theme for the Marcolian. The eighty students who make up the staff of this first place paper, as rated by the Associated Collegiate Press, have made a concentrated effort to achieve finer mechanics and more effective lay- outs. Part of the credit for this achievement is due to the iournalism news writing class which provided many able reporters. Another mark of success which the paper has been granted is its second place in the Ohio Collegiate Newspaper competition. The paper is noted for its endless .- Much concentrated effort goes into the writing of Marcolian news stories hours of hard work on the part of the staff and editors, producing an accurate and enioyable weekly newspaper which is anticipated eagerly by the student body. The paper enioys a circulation of 2300 copies, 400 of which are subscriptions. Many of the copies are sent to nearby Ohio schools, and their papers received here are exhibited as a service to the students to give them an insight into current events on other campuses. There have been several revisions made this year under the direction of Susanne Milne, SEATED: Christine Fry, Frederick Gorell, George Golden, Susanne Milne, David Chapin, Joan Elliott, Donald Strickland. KNEELING: Nancy Boon, Elizabeth Oliver, Priscilla Rork, Sandra 'Eppley, Natalie Timm, Patricia Nappi, Charlene Clements, Jennifer Dunbar, Joni Lackey. STANDING: Bernice Ribler, Timothy Maroney, Michael Thrope, Sandra Dobkin, Cheryl Holmes, Charles Slovak, Mary Reynolds, George Marts, Barbara Uline, David DuBuisson, Karen Schoyen, Cecily Coburn, Carolny Wright, Paulo Hess, William Dawson, James Jones, Diane Nelson, James Moftitt, David Russell, John Armstrong, Maryann Tiffin, Sarah Shine. 3. ' ll' l 7lt-'.ll.ll :El :Et -.. ,. 2 ,wt ,,A.i il.-.N . ,.- .. 9-.nz i Busy staff working to meet the weekly deadline. Copy Editor, Dave Chapin worked with Sue and his stat? long hours many Wednesday nights. editor-in-chief. The Marcolian has been inform- ed of changes made by the administration be- fore the student body is aware of them. This increases the value of the paper and makes its news more timely. The paper has also avoided using club news, giving first preference to the stalf's prominent social editor. Another renova- tion includes an active column and exchange of letters to the editor. gf ff The Marcolian then, being distributed every Friday, contributes to the strength of the feeling on the part of students of eagerly anticipating that afternoon and the end of the week. Business Manager George Golden and Editor Susanne Milne. EDITORS: Michael Thrope, Poll Editor, Christine Fry, Managing Editor, Frederick Gorell, Advertising Man- ager, David Chapin, Copy Editor, Susanne Milne, Editor, James Motfitt, Sports Editor, David DuBuisson, Feature Editor, Donald Strickland, News Editor, Joan Elliott, Poll Editor, George Golden, Business Manager. -,TW1 -7- - if 1 fvlflihi T ,. we l .r - I F.. 4, ff! marietfana t L A 'N rt , 3 ..11,'1i . -1- '.-1 , 3,.-gi-13.4-' rl? 'b '3' .. ,.,, A 31bH.w J ., ,, , 4 f, PAU LETTE HIGGINBOTHAM Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor, Sally Bodwell and Advisor, William Sheppard dmuss P ' The Mariettana staff has completed its work compil- ing the most important activities of life on Marietta's campus for the past year. Editor-in-Chief Paulette Higgin- ,e botham has kept her staff working smoothly in order to bring together memories of a year well-spent, in hopes that the students find all of their favorite memories repre- 7, sented. To make such representation, the staff of a yearbook - if allows for a staggering diversification of work and interests A among its members. Greek activities are covered by some, Q others add their inside knowledge of the many organiza- tions which meet for purposes outside the academic cur- riculum. The sports editor must keep up with all the wins and losses of the many competitive teams an campus, and Ed,,o,, me ,,,,,e ou, fo, ,, ,,,e,,,,, the photography editor, copy editor, and editor-in-chief must find the means to make all of these matters blend into an overall coverage of one year. I-' SEATED: Robert Jackson, Paulette Higginbotham, and Sally Bodwell, Assistant Editor. STANDING: Section Editors: Burke Barker, Sports, Linda Giacomini, Underclass, LaRue Scala, Faculty, Nan Partrick, Photography, Lea Wright, Organizations, Linda Wagner, Copy, Marian Bowers, Seniors, Charry Wheeler, Honoraries, Dorothy Eldredge, Art. iw? 3 , 'A Mariettana is always in the air in this office-sometime quite literallyl ROBERT JACKSON Business Manager The editors worked on the long-range view: intensive screening and revising of material, search- ing for new and unique ideas of presentation, and V cutting down repitition. hung ml All of this work would be useless if the Mari- ' s S S ,I ettana was planned according to a dictionary de- W of finition of the purpose of a yearbook, an annual 9 e g ifffif book, giving date on the preceding year. The mere ,4 fact-filled book which would result, would be quickly laid aside by the reader in favor of some- V it J I thing with more personal interest. However, the 'f We tg' Mariettana has attempted to make the book inter- r, x esting to every student who reads it: a personalized reminder of one year out of four, which was like any other, but special to you because of the people, events, sorrows, ioys, and all the things which de- termine a college year forthe students ofa school, to be preserved in tangible form for the people whom it represents. Section editors work to meet required deadlines. SEATED: Nan Partrick, Linda Giacomini, LaRue Scala, Lea Wright, Paulette Higginbotham, Sally Bodwell, Marion Bowers, Linda Wagner. STANDING: Lynda Gillson, Lynda Pipoly, Diane Hagenriter, Diana Whit- sit, Diane James, Bernice Ribler, Carol Kubicek, Robert Jackson, Burke Barker, William Dawson, Nancy Pateman, Sally Hickernell, Bonnie Winters, Sandra Ulrichs, Dorothy Eldredge, Nancy Hennig, Charry Wheeler' Sally Zimmerman. 'S- ' f i VVCl77O Director of Broadcasting, Dr. Bernard Russi, and Program Director, Joanna Warren. Ralph Malheny, James Janes, and Sue Roberts during the engineering of o weather show. WCMO, MGHSTTG C0lleQe'S radio STG'fl0l1, charge of coordination of all station activities. owned by the trustees and operated solely by a Responsible to these people are the eight staff student staff, offers a wide variety of programs. heads, and the largest staff in WCMO's broad- lt covers all varsity sports, not only home games casting history. in basketball and football, but also the. away This history began in the early 1920's when games in both sports. The home and away crew an original experiment found a group of students races are reported as well as the maior college in the physics department transmitting radio events, such as lFounders' Day and Convocation. signals from Erwin Tower to the campus and This year an innovation in programming has town. This experiment developed in the station brought three of Marietta's classroom lecture which is now located on the ground floor of series to the air. Andrews Hall. Dr. Bernard A. Russi, Jr., director of the WCMO furnishesa variety of programming station, acts as a liason between the trustees, suitable to both students and townspeople, rang- administration, and the station itself, and ap- ing from news coverage to cooking skills, and points the staff heads. The positions of-Program children's programs to college courses. Thus our Director and Chief Engineer are awarded on a college radio station continues to strive to fulfill basis of interest, ability, and initiative, to stu- its basic purpose: providing a well-rounded dents who have demonstrated their ability in the selection of educational and entertaining pro- broadcasting field. The Program Director, Chief gramming which listeners could not otherwise Engineer, and -Assistant Chief Engineer are in obtain. STAFF HEADS: SEATED: Diane Nelson, Continuity, Dr. Bernard Russi, Director of Broadcasting, Stephen Dugan, Program Director, Joanna Warren, Program Director, Richard Frankel, Traffic, John Armstrong, Sports. STANDING: Paula Hess, Women and Children's, Tina Hansen, Continuity, Jeffrey Howe, Special Programs, James Jones, Assistant Chief Engineer, Lee St. Clair, Special Production Director, Ralph Matheny' Chief Engineer, David Russell, News, Sarah Shine, Publicity, Kathryn Williams, Music. l -L l n. L1 -Q Q WV , - '. iLTf'.7,i .xt - 5, wif: x' DAVID RUSSELL, News Director T.V. Production class televising a Speech 'IOI lecture. Diane, Kathy, and Sally Rehearsing spots. FIRST ROW: Tina Hansen, Katherine Dreher, Dr, Bernard Russi, Stephen Dugan, Joanna Warren, Ralph Matheny, David Russell. SECOND ROW: Diane Peabody, Diane Nelson, Paula Hess, Honora Sweet, Joyce Olsson, Kathryn Williams, Maryann Tiffin, Sarah Shine, Kathryn Lewis, James Janes, Jeffrey Howe, John Armstrong, Richard Frankel. THIRD ROW: Margaret Brown, Diana Whitsit, William Warner, John Bullock, Karen Schoyen, Lee St. Clair, Roger Giliord, James Byer, Donald'Strickland, Richard Harris, Duffield Clarke, Paul Jones. I -- . -Y ,.-,.Tf..,f-.ee ,..-.lingec-:,a2r 1,21 . .ee 1. Y . - ...ei-. -. DAVID DuBUlSSON pulse Editor-in-Chief Poetry Editor, Chris Brown at the type- writer. SEATED: Diane Smith, Christine Brown. STANDING: David Rohn, Gordon Hayward, David DuBuisson. The 1965 edition of Pulse magazine, Marietta's maior outlet for creative expression, has finally made an attempt to recognize the stu- dent of art as well as the literati. A new format has been developed this year with an emphasis on artistic creativity, ranging from a new square shape, and brown print on beige paper to three color art work covering several center pages. This center section makes possible for the first time the exhibi- tion by students of original painting and sculpture. The usual blend of poetry, essays, narratives and plays also ap- pear, interspersed with more original art work. This year Pulse was published only once rather than in two editions due to the paucity of manuscripts submitted by students. David DuBuisson and his small staFf have worked onthe magazine together, rather than in specific editorial capacities, to produce an excellent representation of all student creativity. The Pulse Staff looks over copy. f'? QJETTE S fx Q X CU Omega fee? N -55-W 91219622 Si' o0 xQ, .1 af . fwfr N Q 'iifwr' 6565 .. .egg 5 9, cg, J J 52 O Q N, ' Viegfva mm ggad Q9 A7 ACC X FlRS'T ROW : B Reynolds. o'b ' Berman. Ba b ssco ' Gro Lan ND e, R NOT ROW: Steven 5 Ulh Kolb Denni PICTU l altm S, Al' , RED. Susan PqdgeTnb!'a 'Y Frye, Kenneth 'Ce Me Yf-fllh, Shargn B. ' 'e Smith. Bogart, David Sh '0'm MQ, p Sf. umwGY, Charles Po,-,er ella kappa There are many things which symbolize success in America today. The high school graduate looks at his diploma with pride. The college graduate compares the two, and finds that he has intensified this pride. But there is one symbol which is universally regarded as the highest de- gree of fulfillment: the key of Phi Beta Kappa. The student who holds this distinctive honor has utilized his four years at Marietta College to the utmost by employing his intellectual capacities in attaining a liberal education, upholding the principles of friendship and morality as well. Election to Phi Beta Kappa is based on standards of excellence which include at least a 2.65 accumulative average and inclusion in the top ten per cent of the senior class. Election of the iunior class member holding the highest accumulative average in his class is generally held dur- ing Commencement Week. Kenneth Bogart was accordingly elected in 1964. A truly liberal education is emphasized by the necessity to have a total of forty-five hours in the fields of language, literature, and history, with a fourth field composed of economics, biology, and religion. An additional six hours must be taken in art, drama, speech, or business. A program of Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholars was initiated at Marietta College in 1956 where- by scholars who are leading specialists in their fields are brought here to lecture on their respec- tive topics. The members of Phi Beta Kappa are instrumental in the procedure of this activity. Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest national honorary fraternity in the United States. As the first Greek letter society, it was established at William and Mary College in'l776 and is the predecessor of all social fraternities and sororities. The Gamma Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa was chartered at Marietta College in 1860 as the fourteenth chapter in the United States and the third in Ohio. . h ,I walter 0 . 'Gongcm Car0 lc James Moflill' Georgirililne Sullivan' -liijrhh Sec eff Olson, on Bivfs ' L' kov John D: Kathleen M-t 5, Shu' TANDING2 A d'ew 'S ctifanef, sEATE- whom, Susanne 'n 7 Thomas Wl1iPPie' 1-ioiigen Paulette l'l'99 ' VV 0 - MnfY G ' l-larkewutz, W 0 S Those men and women honored by election to Who's Who in American Colleges cmd Universi- ties have been accorded this honor by several different panels of iudges. The first nomination comes from each of the respective Greek groups and the Independent Students' Association, which may offer three choices, not necessarily from its own organization. The Student Senate reviews these candidates and selects its preferences from them, subiect to consideration by the president of the student body, the Dean of the College, the Dean of Women, and the Dean Men. The list of requirements for election is similar to that of the various honoraries, but Who's Who demands an even higher standard of achievement. The senior men and women so honored at Marietta College were iudged on the basis of excellence in scholarship and citizenship, service to the school, participation and leadership in academic and extracurricular activities, and the promise of contribution to society after graduation. Who's Who is an organization formed to provide recognition for outstanding effort and achieve- ment and as a reminder that time must be used intelligently to fully develop college experi- ence. As a part of this attainment each member receives a certificate of recognition and a copy of the annual publication which contains an account of his goals and aspirations after college and a brief summary of his opinions about some current topic. It offers an opportunity to com- pare the best students of all colleges and universities, to exchange ideas, values, and aspira- tions, and to see how other students have put them into effect. E71 Il' k w uber John HOP Mi Although outstanding scholarship is one of the requirements for election, lntaglio recognizes other qualities of Marietta College women. The ideals of service to the school, leadership in activities, and creditable character are an integral part of a woman who has fully realized her capabilities, along with maintenance of a superior scholarship record of at least a 1.75 accumulative average. In 1938 a need was realized on the Marietta College campus and lntaglio was organ- ized to promote College spirit and leadership by bringing together those women of similar ambitions and motivation. lntaglio is the local equivalent to Mortar Board, the national women's leadership honorary. It provides tangible evidence that the women elected have utilized their opportunities for intellectual growth and have put their various talents to use in directions re- lated to the good of the College. lntaglio is a service organization as well as an honorary society. During freshman orien- tation each fall, the members cooperate with Omicron Delta Kappa, national men's leader- ship honorary, to greet incoming freshmen women. They also serve at the faculty tea for all freshmen and their parents, and act as hostesses at the annual freshman dance held early in the fall semester. Selection of members is made during the Honors Assembly each spring, at which time an unlimited number of qualified senior and not more than ten iunior women may be tapped. The iunior women have an added responsibility during their senior year to demonstrate to under- class women the ideal which they should strive to achieve. In taglio , d'lh Gottgalt. SEATED: Caro- Sh B'urstrom Paulette Hi99 'bolh 'm' Kalhleen Olson' Ju I STANDING: cron l ' . .1 . lYn Sullivan--President, Susanne Milne-Secretory reasurer cpm. E7 r-uunm , i Those men chosen to represent Marietta College in Omicron Delta Kappa, national men's leadership honorary, are the students who achieve academic records of distinction and serve as qualified leaders in their extra-curricular activities. They must exhibit excellent character- istics of citizenship, and possess a background of useful service to Marietta College during their time spent here. The iunior and senior men elected to ODK perform one of the most highly appreciated services to the Marietta campus. The book sale at the beginning and end of each semester pro- vides an opportunity to buy second-hand text books at reduced prices, as well as to sell books which are no longer needed. The money which ODK receives is used to aid various campus activities, one of which is the practice of adding to the record collection kept on reserve in the Dawes Memorial Library. Members of Omicron Delta Kappa are responsible for the organization and procedure of freshmen orientation each fall and are seen greeting new students, passing out instructions and guides, and acting as hosts at the freshman mixer along with the members of lntaglio, the local women's honorary. Omicron Delta Kappa was instituted on the Marietta College campus to replace the Gold Key Society, a local organization. lt was felt that a chapter of the national honorary was more in keeping with the standards of recognition used at Marietta. Professor E. R. Eggleston, Dean Merrill R. Patterson, and Professor Donald D. Drumm were instrumental in the establishment of the national chapter. omlbron defia ka 3 STANDING: Mr Arthur B II A A Pun . ue , Anthony Lesh, Mr, J k 5 , , taryfr:2ZlbbriArKnl!gf:llo'luxZ?JefrV, rr. Herschel Gross,mDondcl::llllS:l'llZkldAril'.lllalgleqwhxsf-all, Dean Merrill R , I Q I I1 President, Walter Webber-Presl,d:h,' l-'GrAmVLleYaYu-Cheng. SEATED: Andrew Liskov, jollirrli :shag-Secre s offrtt Treasurer, Thomas Whipple. P ms Vice- Q i 132 Q-9 STANDING i M r. Arihur Buell. . SEATE . D. George Gabor B gflosgss Pfesfden, R, , ob ' rea5Urer f Ha Boll- V' r WU Petrie . J 1 MlChCIeI R ' Ice President , Rllq Bun R OSGmQn, I Robert Sehz , oberf Sellzer. 6 ,O H ' er: Seqefafv B 10 I ome ' President, Ronald Wilson, Vice President, Douglas Gill, Secretary, Carol Gardner, Historian, Larry Frye. FlRST ROW: Dr, Paul J. Seyler, Douglas Gill, Ronald Wilson, Carol Gardner, Larry Frye, Bruce Janiuk, SECOND ROW: Marilyn Gaylord, Marian Schullz, Shoron Biurslrom, Mary Pennycook, Belh Mills, h 1 . THIRD ROW: Sondra Murphy, .lane Slenberg, Rilo Backus, Susan Bul- 'll Jan Wheeler, Chrisline Fry. FOURTH ' hael Gerry Slearns, Mae Doug ery '---- iznfin Chrysler, Lois Miller, Jo Ann Ml er, ' -- lnnnnrd Randolph, Paul Galewood, Mic I743 1-I' , een' . n Noweu, m... CrelcfY1 Julie MGCQU I TANDINW -..... ,Queem Kure I Smith, Se 5 1 lie MGC . Caro - SEATED: U - e Presldenl, nceY Pddgeli vm ' t ' . . President' Yu en Nowell- ' 9 3 Ofhcefs' Treasurer, Kar C b It beta chi OFFICERS: President, Steve Dugan. STANDING: Colin Harris, William Thrash, John lilchfield, John Clizbe, Steven Du and Bruce Goldsmith, SEATED: Allen Gllpalrick, Ca l' ' Jeffrey Stevens. gun, James Mothers rome Wflghf, Cecily Cob ' urn, Sharon Blurslrom, 5 E753 1 epsilon delta pi STANDING: John Armstrong, Gerry Stearns, Susan Wehger, Mary Hansen. SEATED: Patricia Straughn, Andrew Overpeck. MISSING: David Russell, Ba b C ll' ' r ara o uns, Dr. Bernard Russl. OFFICERS: President, Andrew Overpeck, Vice President, Pa- tricia Straughn, Secretary- Treasurer, David Russell SEATED: Edw rd E I R I OFFICERS: President, Kenneth Bo- gart, Vice President, Roger Chase, Secretary, Ronald Beaton, Treas- urer, Charles Slovak. a ng e, onad Beaton, Ken Bogart, Roger Chase, Charles Slovak, George Norton. STANDING: James Schaefer, David Shumway, James Moffitt, Carolyn Sullivan, Thomas Whipple, Douglas Gill, Steven Saltman, kappa mu epsilon 76 STANDING: David Siegel, Ed Rodriguez, zanne Clark, Mary Hansen. phi alpha theta Mary Reynolds, Steven Saltmun. SEATED: Kathleen Olson, Su- ij I 'v 1 'u QEFEI eye ..V- S www, ae., - W Q---:I ..- '.,1 OFFICERS: President, Suzan ne Clark, Vice President, Martha Hayden, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Reynolds. ' pi gamma omicron 77 OFFICERS: President, Bunny 'l Sheppard, Vice President, Car- ole Stacker. '- - ,tmff ker Nan Parlrick, Linda Gia- STANDING: David Dubuisson, James Moffilt, Linda Wagner, .lane Longa , comini, LaRue Scala, Donald Slrickland. SEATED: Susanne Milne, Sally Bodwell, Pculetle Higgin- bclham, Christine Fry. ' ' tham- Secre- S ll Bodwellp Vice President, Paulette Higgmbo , OFFICERS: President, a y tary, Susan ' h ' 1'ne Fry. pi delta epsilon pf epjjyon ia!! OFFICERS: Presidenf, Julie H Ummond. SEATED L i Urry M . T i errfam, larry Thomas ' Ng. 1 Julne Hammond 'Q' X--J Mr. Jean Freeland- E783 ' 0' lf ' STANDING: Ed Rodriguez, Suzanne Clark, Julie Friederich, Margaret SEATED: Carlos Rodriguez, Nancy Rosenberg, Judith Gottgalf. V, O G C I OFFICERS: President, Thomas Whipple, Secretary, Pamela Turley, Treasurer, James Mof- fitt, Sergeant at Arms, Carol Harkewitz. Powers, Susanne Milne. OFFICERS: President, Ann Gegen- heimer, Vice President, .lerrie Oyster, Treasurer, Carlos Rodri- guezp Secretary, Judith Gottgalf. ICJ SEATED: Pamela Turley, Thomas Whipple, Carol Harkewitz. STANDING: Edward Engle, James Moffitt H301 tau pi phi 7955 honors assembly 1966 Judicial Council is recognized. - Jef Foltz, student body president-elect. The annual Honors Assembly was held in the spring to recognize those students who have made appreciable contributions to Marietta College in the fields of scholarship and activities. Dean Merrill R. Patterson gave the main address in which he congratulated those students to be recognized, and encouraged the rest to strive to attain similar goals. Student Body President Anthony T. Lesh introduced his recently elected successor in office, the newly appointed Judicial Council, and the incumbent class officers. Dr. Frank E. Duddy, Jr. introduced the new members of Phi Beta Kappa, who had been previously announced. The presidents of lntaglio and Omicron Delta Kappa conducted the tapping ceremonies of new junior and senior women and men, respectively, who had made substantial contributions to Marietta College. The president of the W.A.A. presented an award to the most outstanding senior woman in the field of physical education. The achievement award to the most outstanding sophomore man went to the recently elected Treasurer of the Student Body. At this time, the incoming heads of the Mar- colian, Mariettana and Pulse were also announced. Dr. J. Glover Johnson closed with a benediction. T31 Il Preston F. Kodak Frederick R, Gorell President Vice President senior class ofhcers Linda A. Giacomini John L. Sipple Secretary Treasurer Isl! J Judith I. Adams Alice M. Ahern seniors . . . 7955 Kenneth A. Altreuter Kenneth D. Aman Laura J. Andrews Doris Austin MK Ruta E. Backus Judith A. Bally Ronald J. Beaton , Ralph E. Bauserman P Terence Beach Penelope M. Belden Barbara J. Berman 0 John W. Blackburn Roberta J. Boone Robert R. Bowman Kenneth P. Bogart Marian B. Bowers Benson A. Briggs 'Sgr Dwight L Beucler '-V ?1 Sharon A. Blursfrom 83 William L, Brokaw Harry P. Broom Frederick L. Burge David C Brown James T. Campbell Marla E Buccilelll David P Burr Douglas W. Castle Ann L. Chernak Linda A. Chrysler Ernest Ceika Judith C. Christie Robert S. Clark Allyn M. Carnam Ellen W. Carney 84 N. ' X! Richard P. Claypoole Constance K. Cline Suzanne Clark Marilyn R. Conn John B. Cooper C. Lawrence Cooper Ronald W. Corner 'Qir Q C. Duffield Clarke Gary R' Comer James F, Cochran BGl'bUl'G C. COlllr'lS Bernard H. Cohen Joseph W. Conn Robert E. Costello E851 Karen L. Cowglll W7 Robert J. Detrich Sherry S. Dietrich John P. Crawford Marc S' Cummings James F. Cuccarese Glen R. Dixon James P. Doyle Donald G. Douglass Joann Drzayich E. Mae Daugherty Jeanne Davidson James W. Dennis C. David DuBuisson Margaret M. Dunsmore -ew 5? X 'x GH -cv- lrene K. Dwyer 86 11-'Q Edward A. Engle paul M- Epstein George C. Fisher Laurence M. Evans C Carol L. Fischer Robert J. Flefterlck Shelia M. Fogarty Richard P. Freidhoff Frederick C. Fuchs George M. Gabor Larry D. Frye Ann E. Fulmer Carol J. Gardner ES Lawrence J. Folb gn--Q 5:3 Robert A. Forrester L87l Lewis M. Givner Marilyn L. Gaylord ' Ann Gegenheimer Roger M' Gmoml Philip C. George Susan W. Gibson Douglas E' Gill Robin S. Graham Peter D. Gwyn James A. Guerrieri Stephen P. Hall Julia E. Hammond Mary F. Hansen Marilyn A. Gore Judith A. Gottgalf E881 Donald P Hanson Kathleen A Harrington Leslie T Horns Paulette K. Higginbolhum Nancy R. Holtham W Laurie A. Husmer John J. Jacobson Jennifer A. James G. Robert Jackson Judifh A. Jelenik Norine C. Jewell Susan K. Jones Leon J. Jendrzeiczyk Daniel J. Jones Donald P. Jorclon Bruce D. Janlak Karen L. Jaynes Virginia T. Kane 'lb Earl G. Kehl Edgar N. Kightlinger l90J 4F47 Kathleen Klimas Robert W. Knight Gary S. Kornfeld , 115' Thomas J. Kraus Gerald E. Kocher I Kristen A. Koenig Ralph l Km5'k Barbara F. Lane Dante M. Laudadio Elizabeth E. Lennon Lars A. Laubinger Kim Ledger Linda A. Leonard H9 Andrew D Kuhl Joseph L. Kurh L91J Anthony R. Lesh Barbara E. Ligon Andrew S. Liskov Terry M Llmpert John O Litchfield Ken nelh O Lindquist Ronald O. Losasso William G. McKelvey William S. Marshall N. Anne Mayo Leah M. McMahon Fred Martino Larry G. Merriam William L Lathes Forest P Lyford L921 Alice J. Merydifh JoAnn Miller f 1f'9 D Beth Mills A., + . , Carol E. Muller John L. Mills Susanne D. Milne Harry l. Moatz James L. Moffitt Ellen M. Muzi James D. Moe Timothy E. Morse Michele A. Murphy M 4,31 Sondra L. Murphy SK Qi? Wlllicxm H. Neeb 3, fi Kenneth A, Nelson i931 John W. Newton Kathleen A. Olson David H. Osborn Jerry L. Oyster Joyce I. Olsson Andrew C. Overpeck George M, Painter Richard S. Norkln Peter A. Nelson George W. Norton Rita M. Norton Robert R. O'Connor William A. Palmer xl., Howard K. Parker David C. Peace -lg i f94 Carlene Race Peter H. Reeves Mary E. Pennycook Fred M. Rake Barbara L. Petrie Morton J. Potoff Leonard M. Randolph Mary M. Reynolds Michael D. Riley Alwyne J. Roettinger Sandra L. Reynolds Sandra Rodgers Ediberto Rodriguez mu 12' Jane L. Re1geIman William C. Rerneke 95 'Iii Tl'--V - 1 A Edward J. Soule Marilyn J. Rouleau Th0mUS C- Ruhe Steven E. Scltman Mar J Ru Y - PP Harold J, Ruth Janet A. Samuelson t, f ,bf X Robert J. Santoro John K. Secker David G. Shumway David L. Siegel David A. Shaw Edward C. Sidinger Harry Silon James Schafer Christopher O. Schmidt 96 F' . l James A. Soltesz Dmnne T' Srmlh Carole A. Slacker Gerry P. Stearns Charles W. Snodgrass Jane A. Stenberg Philip D. Snow Marshall J, Stewart James R. Stoddard Blqir B, Sfringfellow William D, Stirrup Patricia Straughn Carolyn E, Sullivan 4 R' 97 fi i I. Honora M. Sweel Richard H. Taylor William R. Thackwell J 'HU' Marcia L Thayer Edith A Thompson Pamela E. Thompson lf Larry E Thomas Pafrlcla Thorne Margaret E Trottnow 41: Pamela A. Turley Janet L. Vlk Lucy E. Thomas Duane L. Wacker Linda A. Wagner Waller E. Webber -1635 Mary S. Walp Kenneth J. Warzocha Susan E. Wehger Thomas W. Whipple L981 Robert Wolfarth Susan C Wohlfarth HOWGl'd G. WOOdGl'd Gerald B. Wright NOT PICTURED Rita M. Ball Thomas F. Blaisdell Susan Butters David L. Camp Harold A. Cranston Stephen M. Dugan Margaret H. Dyer James L. Edwards Karen J, Ehmke Richard R. Foley Fred D, Gall Jane E. Gallagher John J. McGraw Deborah J. Otto S. Yancey Padget David A. Rocheste Chester Zalewsku Michael M. Sayovitz E2 O i 0 e I' S un derclassm en 3 M wfjggx lf -Ju' ' ,, . ,sl C C lm? w,sQ1 'V,. 'lf' lfgfl ' I 'Aff 'in5A V iff, 1... . Junior Class Presidenl, Robert Higginsg Vice Presidenf, Edwin J. Foltz, Secrelary, Lyn Cruik shank, Treasurer, David Hole. Sophomore Class Vice President, James Broccog Presidenl, James Bruce, Secretary, Diana Whilsilg Treasurer, Howard Faunce. Freshman Class President, William Ross, Secreiary, Cheryl Holmes, Vice Presidenl, Lawrence Brick, Treasurer, Earle Neslmann. l100l Lee Alexander Christine Allen Cynthia Allen C. David Allen Frances Berkhout Linda Biehl Paul Black Nickie Blaker John Ambler George Amron Jean Anderson Thomas Apple Albert Applin Denise Ashby Lloyd Avrum Robert Ayling Charles Baker Mark Baldwin Peter Ballard Burke Barker Sandra Bates Jayne Beardmore Joel Blaskey Neil Blinderman Roger Boggs Robert Bonnett Nancy Boon Kathleen Borella Douglas Bowman Larry Bowser Sharon Bembery Thomas Benua ,, 1,+,m, g Y I xJ - .1 f ' W ff - qv b , -.mln ' U li is Karen Brown Jane Bo e Mlchael Buckley John Bozzelll Judnh Buff Randle Bul John Bullock Y Janet Burkel George Burns H. Douglas Bursch Charles Busler James Byer Timothy Byrne Darlene Carpenter David Chapin Bernard Christensen Margaret Crowley Cecily Coburn Pqulq Dqggett James Cohen Gretchen Damon John Darovec Darleen Davies Elizabeth Cottrell John Dawes NUMY C0Yle U O23 Roger Dovles Barbara Davis Charles Edwards William Edwards Robert Eklund William Dawson Lawrence Dean Mary Dieclcow Thomas Dignam Crystal Diskete Sandra Dobkin v-'Tl' .pe Julius Drenzek Sara Dunbar Joan Elliott Barbara Ely Thomas Emmrich Charlotte English David Enterline Sandra Eppley Josephine Eufer Vincent Evans -V Glenn Eytinge James Falcone Barbara Feffer Suzanne Ferimer Joseph Ferrarese Randie Fink Jennie Dunleavy Robert Dunmire Russell Dunmire Virginia Dyson , 4 . , c I-r' i - x i tj: -73' 1 -V ,.,. V x. , i, . if , ml I Edwin Foltz Robert Ford Barbara Fordham D033 Brian Fox Lf. gg w 'ff' a mx George Golden ,.,-1 .v. L .V-, ,iw 4' ., 1 f, 41' , .24 ZZ. r' , Richard Frankel Ann Fraser Christine Fry John Gaffney Patricia Gagnon Jane Gallagher Nancy Garretson Daille Geist' Barbara Green Stephen Gregory R. Suzanne Grose Ann Gessner Jean Giliberfy Samuel Goby Kenneth Godsey -.s ,5 J 5. N .lui r' t- ll 3' ,I Nil 4 I,-o -H I-MQ V WSE? , W H i ll , ' 1 ri P -' S Joyce Gurian ' vfsk JohnG 2 l - , ome , ly' ' A ' ry Merwin Hall N , ., .A , .X Corinne Goodwin , , .Ny ' , X Q, Marlorle Hammett IFF, .N Q ' W mmm 'l !s f't 75 111' ei, , A V, Q .545 wb? 'i W --mf-:',i1i ' fm' H5222 , Y 0 'af K 1 f, ylf' W J Fl fi Kenneth Handwerger Hazel Hanson Brian Harris Esther Harrison Barbara Hart Nina Hartung J. Rick Heckert James Hetzer John Hexter Robert Higgins 1 O4 4 1. Ronald Hendershott 4 wig John Hendricks rx I . I, , x. I J f i ' w 1 rg l ws, .if 1- . , ,... 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Mm' 2 ,1 , Z E, .- , H' Y- L i William Loveland W' Margery Luening A Richard Lutman Patricia Macaulay Joan Macdonald Julie MacQueen Gregory Maloof Janet Matthews Adair McAllister Kendrick McCarty l Robert Messerly N Hamilton McDowell Mary Lynn Mika SUSUD Melloff Christopher Miller Harriet Miller Y Janet Miller John Mendenhall Thomas Miller Judith Merritt Mitchell Mirsky ,LK V- Thomas McClelland Michael McCullough Peggy McDonald ,PA 1 ,I 1. L106l , ,2.f,1... . ,. it Q Joel Mishine lil EQ s?E:f,s,'fI+1rI-'EfZzti5I',4 -Tv l We ,f iam .Xi 511 Xt' , s,5i52':Y:'. ..,,. ,I .a , , A Q ll W r Ax Alicia Narten Melvin Neighbor Patricia Mitchell Peter Mitchell Susan Mitchell Harry Moore Raymond Morin Katherine Morris Karen Mort Marcia Morton Karen Nelson Earle Nestmann Stephen Newton Lowell Nickels John Northrup Janice Nuckols Elizabeth Oliver Jane Oliver Patricia Page Gail Parker Roger Parker Hugh Parkhurst Alfred Parthum fl07J Nancy Pateman Mark Muir Margo Mulvihill Charles Mundy Mark Musser .Vt I, 5, H N ILL r' '25--wwq?'1'? Y t , 'A if uns 'fhf?Q gs Pamela Patton William Patton David Pease ,ff William Perkins .lack Perolman William Phoenix Gordon Pillsbury Patricia Plowfield Laureen Porto E Duane Racey Marcla Raley Sandra Rattley Gregory Reddick Janette Reigert Bernice Ribler Karen Ridenour P , I V X ., l J W 'Ed fd? 1 1 , Carolos Rodriguez George Rlslsky H Catherine Rolling Priscilla Rork Nancy Rosenberg Dale Ryan Robert Sarkozy Sally Schafer Robert Schnell Gall Schuler Roger Schultz Roderick Schulze Lorena Seebach Rolf Seibert George Sexton N--1 Robert Sharp V 1 Paula Shore Paul Sidello D083 Michael Sims . T fl ' - . sl -A Ef.llyf?F l-M 'V vgl fligl l ,tr , . W 53 I , J , . , Wk 1 x ' Christie Slingerland Charles Slovak Beatrice5mith Ruth Smith S 1. , '.,.-1? ,f Carol Thomas Phyllis Thompson Sally Thompson William Thrash Rhea Smith Richard Sowar Selden Spencer Donna Starcher Timothy Stevanus Jeffrey Stevens William Stevens Donald Strickland Patricia Stroth Rebecca Sebler Thomas Sweet Ronald Swick Wanda Swick Linda Taber Maryann Tiffin Merrill Tobin Robert Toronyi Marshall Trothingham Ruth Tucker John Tulley U091 Carl Tyrie Linda Venti James Tanis Barbara Thatcher Maggie Tallman , Q an . rg .X ,M A his if la M it 'S if Paula Vinicor Raymond Voelker Adrienne Volenik Valerie Voorhees William Wallace Judith Waller William Warner Joanna Warren Charles Warthen William Weaver Richard Webb Elizabeth Whiting Diana Whitsit Sharon Whittaker Thomas Wiewandt Gregory Wildt Nathaniel Willner Allen Wing Patricia Wooley Caroline Wright Laurel Yeo Claudia Youhouse Lawrence Young Salli Zimmerman Bruce Young George Young U10-1 .J ,f n 9,214 ff? A I MRS. HELEN HOLDREN Huusemoiher GINI KANE LOIS MILLER MARY LOU ANDER PAULA STEPHAN MARYANN PICCOLI 1. fe SUSAN KAMINSKI NANCY STILPHEN DIANNE PUTMAN ROBERTA BOONE Rush Chairman First Vice'PresidenI President ARLENE WALAWENDER SUSAN JOHNSON Second Vice-President Recording Secretary KAREN EHMKE SHERRIE BJURSTROM MARY PENNYCOOK MARLY DUNSMORE IANET IILK 'au 0' 'Z LOUISE WHEELER NANCYANN BRANOT PENELOPE WARREN PEGGY GROSS MARCIA DAVIES 77 alpha gamma delta akyha phi founded 7904 established 7.967 CAROL DUNHAM CAROL MACDONALD 3' CHERIE PHILLIPS IOANNE WINQUIST Social Chairman Treasurer SARAH SHINE DARLEEN DAVIES KATHERINE OREHER NANCY CURTIS NANCY DRAKE BARBARA ULINE hz' f - . L, . X' 'TI' - -. I I . I , . 4 I -44 AMATA MANBECK MARGARET BROWN CAROL THOMAS MARYANN TIFFIN BARBARA KUHL LINDA LARSON BOBBI KIRKENDALL IEANNINE PELLETIER SHARON HOWELL PATRICIA PLOWFIELD JANE OLIVER ANITA GILE BONNIE MCHORNEY ELIZABETH STILPHEN GRETCHEN JUNK SUZANNE GROSE H121 X I TQHMMQ H131 JK , 1'-1 N MRS. KAY MILLER ALICE AHERN FRANCES BERKHOUT MARCIA THAVER CARLENE RACE KATHLEEN OLSON CHARLENE CLEMENTS NANCY RUSHIBERG NANCY HDLTHAM Hnusemother Rush Chairman Recnrding Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer Pledge Trainer Corresponding Secretary BARBARA LIGTON I I ANDREWS MARIA BUCCITELLI BARBARA PETRIE ANNE BRUCKER BARBARA BERMAN LIZ LENNON IUDY IELENIK ELLEN CARNEY JUDITH ADAMS CAROLLYNN FISCHER DEBORAH OTTO BARBARA THATCHER CYNTHIA HERMANN HARRIET MILLER MAE WANDA MICHAEL CONSTANCE MARTIN DONNA BOLINSKI DONNA DDRSEY DIANE DAVIES SALLY ELLIOTT ANNETTE SANTAGATA alpha sigma tau W alpha kappa luLL D141 founded 7899 establrlshed 1967 MIRIAM RICHARDS ruznerm rsnu LINDA rmnmm JONI LACKEY BARBARA BINGHAM SANDRA NANCY GARRETSON , ,-4, u 1 N: f if 5- -..-2, ' - . H S lr I I 32 '-'TWP' ' , ' ' - ' QE f 1 ,,,,2.'3, '-.Q-y . EM' .I Q . X . X. N T N . f w k..x xyQ , XA Yi , .xi . Q X .. V lg - 'W NA, 1 X A 5 1 . N -- Us -rm. n H-rv' R31 , W . k i a? in A Nr., V. 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GRACE HARRIS CAROL GARDNER SUE HIPPARD CAROLE STACKER LINDA WAGNER NANCY DAVIS LINDA GIACDMINI IOANNA WARREN Huusemother Treasurer Vice4PresidenI President Secretary Pledge Mistress Personnel Chairman Rush Chairman P BARBARA LAN JENNIFER JAMES JANET HENSLEE JANE STENBERG GERRY STEARNS KRISTEN KOENIG MARY WALP 4-60- W7 PAULEITE HIGGINBOTHAM PATRICIA MOORE JOAN MACDONALD CHRISTINE FRY VIRGINIA DYSDN MARYBETH HAUSMANN LYNN CRUIKSHANK BONNIE -nl Chl omega ANNE GUEST DIANE KAMMER Chl gamma DUFFY DIANE JAMES founded 78.95 established I9 3 'TP SARA SGHAFER BARBARA FEFFER KATHY CALLIHAN JOI-IAN NA PDTHS RACHEL DARRAH DIANA WHITSIT PAULA CURRIER CAROL KUBICEK MARY SOWAR JANE KILPATRICK SALLI ZIMMERMAN MARY KLEIN PEGGY SHARI PIEKNEY CATHERINE ROLLING WOODBURN KATHY MICHELSON SANDRA DOBKIN JENNIE DUNLEAVY NANCY CONDREN PAMELA PATTON MARGDT ANSPAUGH MARY TALLMAN LINDA PIFOLY AW in E vf??S'Ig Sf 'lf' iyigi fa: r'9 ' PS Q Q Q-Q I' , 6 ': ggi' -7 . . ' Q-, Q sf'- 1 - P y FR 34 I ! 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LENORE WOLF ANDREA LONG LOU ANNE HAINES MARILYN GAYLORD CANDACE LEAHY DIANNE PEABODY MARY JD BERRY m House CDNSTANCE CLINE JAN SAMUELSON KATHLEEN KLIMAS JEANNIE DAVIDSON MARILYN ROULEAU SUSAN JONES SUSAN SANDIE R CARO PATRICIA STRO DAILLE GEIST ARBARA ELER CAROL BEGLEY SUSAN MITCHELL JUDY JOHNSON PATRICIA HINCKLEY MARILYN REYNOLDS SALLY HARPER ANN SILCOTT PARKER DARLENE CARPENTER ADRIENNE VOLENIK CAROLY EYNOLDS RUTH LERDA KATHY DIXON PAULA I 1 51253 MRS, SARA LABARRE IATAES TANIS KENNETH WARZUCNA Nnusemnlhcr Rush Chainnan Social Ehainnan ERNEST CEJM Treasurer RICHARD FREIOHGFF BOB IACIGON ROBERT FURRESTER IETF TURLCIII WILLIAM IIASTLI THOMAS IIEINIIICH CHARLES MAIER .IUIIN SIPPLE wuum nnnmsnoox annex PORTER wmwa nnwson mass Lmmm T:-r-.-wa I I ' ,- 7 .'i 'f,.'Q' -, - w,..1' I 'RI W- J- - ,IM - A P , .ws J ' ' 'Qu ' I .:, I , . - . 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DANIEL SILVER SAMUEL RESES DAVID SIEGEL GEORGE GOLDEN GERALD ROSENTHAL ROBERT HOPP Walden Steward Scribe Treasutel MICHAEL THROPE ION BLOOMBERG RICHARD SARLITI STEVEN RICHTER STEPHEN JEWELL BRUCE GOLDSMITH LAWRENCE PELL SAM GORY MARC LIEBMAN NEIL IIONIOSBERG tau epsilon phi ep pi PETER FRANKEL KEN BROMBERG PETER SMALL HOWARD WEINER founded 7970 established 7950 LAIIRENCE KRAMER ELLIOTT GOLDBERG IAMES COHEN NEIL LIGHT JOEL MISHNE STUART HAZAN WEISSMANN LEE ROSENBERG GEORGE AMROM DAVID SUCHER PAUL BLACK PETER WILSON HARLAN SCIILOSSBERG RONALD KORMAN BARRY ZLOTIN ROBERT KIMCHE LEE GROSSMAN WILLIAM LIEBERMAN AARON 51323 I I I I ROBERT FORD MARK SPECTOR REY PEARL JOHN HELD CARRY SCHIILTZ BRIAN FOX BRIAN AVIN RICHARD KATZ sAuL PAYNE K . f gg 'Q X 4 1 s, as x f m ,e,,.M Q51 Q2 -X., - - 5 1--.Nw K -an s .V 1 .--.J 5133 A x. 45. EDWARD RUBY MICHAEL SIIYOVITZ THOMAS BOND Chaplain Rush Chairman Vice-President -' W 'f ' X'-r-rn? STEVE DARROW DAVID GOLUBCHIII JIM DURAN PAUL LEVIN RIILPH KRASIK IOIIN NENDRICKS JOHN HOPKINS MARSH STIWIIRT HARRY MOIITZ Frasidenr Recnvmng Secretary Tveasnrer Surgnanl-al-Arms ROBERT GLENN IJIXDN ' If 'f5 .j,. I.-Lian . :A- l Y A - I K 11 I , I IW I ' - , 'T . . , -.f-3 -A af' 'If 'j X.-G ' I i .5 J I I I I . A LLOYD AVRAM DOUGLAS KNAPPL MIEINIEL MECANN PAUL RUDOLPH CEDRIC NAMMURA h I I I' r I I 0 I I tau kappa epsilon -I 1 ,Ham mgmm l?E?lE7 15LQIl77E? founded 7.90 a tablished 7959 HART OAVIES GORDON RICH MARC KROUSE RICHARD TRANKEL IOHN GOOD KENT IILUTH GREGG FACE STEVEN WINKLER DON SMITH ROBERT CASDEN STEVE GALEN RICHARD PIZZI TED FUIIMOTO IONATHAN MITNICK ALAN SCHWARTZ RICHARD IUTMAN LAWRENCE BRICK MERRILL TOBIN GARY PYNE BARRY ISM 11343 TIMOTHY BVRNE IEFFREY STERN IAMES IHRIG DAVID FELMLY JIM MUFMAN PETU! SORENSEN Q. LL .-Z ssl ,pf pi? FM an Dx 1!fT7-mg 3 14 1 H3554 43 M -a w Y A. 531 W' fin gi Q' W A ,J .f' fl'-K? rat' 'iN':,,if.2a.. fqq :gf -w:::A,,.,,.. 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UMOC has been a tradition at many other colleges, but was iust introduced to Marietta this year by Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity. The APO's set up a voting system in which a penny was a vote. The unique feature of this election was that stuffing was not only permitted, but encouraged. This feature was fully appreciated by several groups, and evidently, most thoroughly by the winner, Delta Upsilon, backer of the Ugly Man on Campus, Mike Kirk. The results of the con- test were announced during the Spring Weekend activities, and Kirk was presented with a iug and plaque for his victory. The proceeds of the campaign and election will be used as a part of Dean Merrill R. Patterson's scholarship fund which is used for student aid. Bob Beecher Tau Kappa Epsilon Dick Craig Harlan Schlossberg Lambda Chi Alpha Tau Epsilon Phi l l pioneer football Three times All Conference end Bob Wolfarth shows the fiawless form that made him famous. Marietta IO ..... --- Calif. State 2l Marietta --- Susquehanna 36 ' Marietta 0 ..... -- Muskingum 21 Marietta 13 ....... .... H iram I2 Marietta 0 ......... Wittenberg 35 couch lafierty and his team leaders, co-captains Bob wolfnnh and John sipple. Marietta -- Ofterbein l7 Marietta 0 .... --- Capitol 24 Marietta 13 - - -- Fairmont St. 27 Marietta 7-- .... Wayne State 3 ROW ONE: KNEELING: Mgr. Greg Maloof, Dennis Johnson, Jett Robinson, Doug Castle, Rick Hazelton, Bob Wolfarth, Ron Jones, Lenny Ran- dolph, Bill Wallace, Dave Collins. STANDING: Trainer Paul Spear. ROW TWO: Head Coach Bob Latferty, Asst. Don Schaly, George Thomas, Benny Hawkins, Paul Pendleton, Chuck Cowgill, Dick Craig, Pete Frankel, Bob Anderson, Mike McCullough, John Sylvester, Senior Asst. Skip Applin, Asst, Tom Allen. ROW THREE: Craig Burley, Dennis Hutchison, Don Borhite, Fred Buehler, Pete Wilson, Roy Voelker, Gary Lonsinger, Lloyd Nawlin, .lack MacRae. ROW FOUR: Bob Strickland, Mike Ryan, Al Trombetti, AI Kerye, Don Glaty, Chuck Wonthen, Ron Mease, Bob Poynter. . iii' 1 A A L QM gy H1L '5 lHlF!?lI fi 14 Q 0 n YJ 2? iii 1 I QM 245 Q 20 3 1 05 f- 09,6 , 312 QI-K ' Q 18.7 'r ' qi 'i - 1. f ffl Q- 'X 5 , M 3 :Q D i Pioneer goal line stand snatches victory from Wayne State, 7-3. Most improved player, Mike McCullough, pursues Otterbein bollcarryer. 'll Aff Three-time All Ohio Conference end, Bob Wolfarth hauls ln an other pass on his way to paydirt. -x. .RJ 'x- , :.- ff A 2 Tri-captain-elect, Denny Johnson, skirts right end and hits open Left hulfbock, Lenny Randolph, shows his ability on a halfback field. sweep. 1401 n 1 ,-1, I I l964-65 PIONEER VARSITY: SITTING, left to right: Captain Dave Wilcoxen, Dave Anderson, Mike Patterson, Jack Marks, Jim Haslinger, Dick Sowar. STANDING, left to right: Larry Rosenbeck, Steve Hirt, Mark Smith, Ed Nelson, Ass't. Coach Tom Allen, Head Coach Donald Kelly, Tom Wolters, Ron Hendershott, Manager Greg Maloof, Trainer Paul Spear. I pioneer basketball 7954-55 PIONEER AWARD WINNERS, left 'to right: Dick Sowar, First Team All Ohio Conference, Dave Wilcoxen, Most Improved I and Captain, Head.Coach Donald Kelly, Mike Patterson, and Jack Marks, Best Rebounders. Head Mentor Don Kelly with his starting five: Jack Marks, Mike Patter- Head Couch Don Kelly with next year's Co-Captains son, Dave Wilcaxen, Dave Anderson, and Dick Sowar. Dick Sowar and Dave Wilcoxen. nuff, 5413 ptain Dave Wilcoxen leads Pioneers to best season in Dick Sowar displays his All Ohio Conference effort against Ott 1 p st en years. J k Marks lires for two as teammates position for P s Mike Patterson and Dave Wilcoxen tight session of the ball. Marietta 91 .... ..... G lenville Marietta 97 .... --- Morris Harvey Marietta 104 --- -- Waynesburg Marietta 78 .... .... ' Oberlin Marietta 81 --- -- 'Capital Marietta 66 --- --- 'Wooster Marietta 68 --- -- 'Wittenberg Marietta 54 --- --- 'Denison Marietta 61 -..... ..... ' Akron Marietta 60 ............. 'Otterbein Marietta 60 --- ........ 'Mt. Union Marietta 76 .... --- Ma rietta 83 .... - - Marietta 94 --- Marietta 70 --- Marietta 84 --- Marietta 65 --- Marietta 93 --- Marietta 99 --- aldwin Wallace 'Ohio Wesleyan ------- Bethany -- 'Muskingum --- 'Hiram ---- 'Kenyon --- 'Heidelberg --- Calif. State Marietta 89 ............... 79iCapitaI Marietta 62 ............ 9lfWittenberg 'Ohio Conference Game 7950. C. Tourney 1423 74 88 67 62 84lotl 54 82 44 65 71 71 68 94 93lotl 78 67 48 90lotl 88 81 77 11 fi w i 292' 'zum if -.5 ,gan 'ii' 5' l ' v,A.. 1 :AM A ' 'l' . Mm .,L .ml . L .nm - SITTING FRONT: Manager Skip Trombetti. FIRST ROW: Pete Johnson, Andy Ivan, Dave Wilcoxen, Bill Neeb, Bob Woltarth, Skip Friedhoff, Mike Wright, Jeff Turecki, Bob Huffman, Dave Collins and Ed Hart. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Don Schaly, Rich Machusick, Dennis Johnson, Steve Curtis, larry Boyer, Bob Poholski, Dan Migliore, Leon Jackson, Gary Lonsinger, Dave Golubehik, and Ass't, Coach Skip Applin. 7955 pioneer baseball With seven out of last year's nine starters back and several promis- ing freshman, Coach Schaly hopes to even better last year's superb 14-4 record. ff' Y' :YfjT'i- , AZ!e' Marietta's top ten baseball players display their new uniforms. Head Coach Donald Schaly with Captain Skip Friedhoff, I ' .J Jeff Tureqki Mike Wright Skip Friedhoff Bill Neeb Bob Wolfarth infield pitcher catcher infield outfield an M1 we , y .X u y ,,yy ey ,sl . - . , 1,-N ' v v B f e ' :ll I' 1 ,s ' ,nf ui A - -, 1 1, -U fqlhif 'U fish Q ' J I .ik r - l - - I. l l Senior Mike Wright receives best earned run average award from Coach Don Schaly. Jet? Turechi receives the batting award. Coach Schaly congratulates Skip Friedhoff on fielding award. Bill Neeb receives tlelding award along with fastest to first trophy. i i l I v Freshman Larry Boyer smashes a hit in the season opener with Morris Harvey. f:,i 'V ' ' '. - 1L?AE.'.'Z. '- '-' --'..L.. , 4 Tea:- E'I5 Senior catcher Skip Friedhotf shows the form that has made him a feared power hitter. Nationally recognized pitcher Mike Wright displays his power at the plate. FIRST ROW: James Whittaker, William Hornbrook, Richard Galen and Bob Ford. SECOND ROW: Pete Reeves, Bruce Coffin, William Burnham, Jim Byer, Robert Forrester, William Palmer, Jef Foltz, Captain Harry Broom, Charles Weaver, Charles Edwards, David Brown, Steve Mulvihill and Gordon Hayward. THIRD ROW: Dave Glass, Jay Montgomery, Colin Harris, John Litchfield, Charles Busler, David Shaw, Carl Knirk, Michael Sims, Archie Sabin, Frank Wright, David Nystrom, Tim Jenkins, Bob Gunlach, Carlos Rodriguez and manager Gilbert Boyce. FOURTH ROW: Jet? Pearl, Charles Byers, Joseph Gallitano, Pete Frankel, David Barnet, Gary Pyne, David Plumb, Bruce Lalonde, .lack Vulte, Jet? Howe, Coach Ralph Linda- mood, Dick Lutman, Mark Weist, Bill Phoenix, Steve Littler, John Bozelle, Norman Monsson, Paul Luskin, and manager Tom Sweet. Last year's varsity cox and new assistance coach, Jeff Howe, presents megaphone to 1965 varsity coxswain Bill Hornbrook, marietta college bladesmen Coach Ralph Lindamood poses with Captain Harry Skip Broom. 145. V Varsity shell pulls out onto the Muskingum as the J.V. and Frosh boats f 9 ' pass by. 4 xi , . . - - li' q Jlimalm LT' illxstff' .1 1 ll! '. - -x '- - - ii 'Q 5 'W' 4 git-s ,- 1- - '51 T ' limi ' ' 4T 'mf1.f 1' 2 - 'u vi ,I -1' ,. 1:34, -. A '-4, 'llg , 1-, I i. P, ' - In il ,. if .,,- f as fa- 9 . so J My - 11- , ' ' 1? ,. -H if . g,..,- ' -'lg' A . .4 1 rl ,I . 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Freshmen crew launches o shell in the Muskingum. of one of the two new pairs purchased ihyi-, 'f' ' this fall. Charlie Busler and John Litchfield work on form in one of the new pairs . -' . ' 'f5izi 'V-1' - - vi Igf- f--r ---1-ff - A M 5 '24 L juni' as-...L ,,2,,. Vit- -QL 'CQY nsxf. .-,1,. A Varsity coxswain Bill Hornbrook barks at the stroke'Steve Mulvihill. 51473 track 7955 Woody Lyford accepts the fourth place sprint relay award at the Ohio Conference Indoor Track Meet. .4- Head Coach Bob Lafferty with Co-captains Bob Knight and Woody Lyford. 7-. g Senior Bob Knight goes over the high iump bar at 6 l FIRST ROW: Woody Lyford, Co-Captain, Ray Tobias, Rick Cullman, Julius Drenzek, Denny Hutchinson, Bob Anderson, Bill Perkins. SECOND ROW: Bob Lafferty, Coach, Jock MacRae, Pete Creed, Al Schwartz, Bob Jensen, Don Martin, Denzel Prather, Bob Poynter, Charles Baker, Manager. s 0 If J ll 'QA' BACK ROW: Coach William Whetsell, John Slate, lee Alexander, Beeg Baker, Tom Moran, John Cavalier. Tim Byrne, and Ray Kohl. FRONT ROW: Captain Mort Potofi, Buzz Blumm, Ed Strickling, Bill Carvell and Mike Stevens. Letterman Bill Carvell sharpens his putting stroke for the upcoming season. Co-captain Bill Slirrup prepares for the 1965 tennis season in a practice set. K f. , lla!-l - I. - 5 'i V , Y! li we ' 1 , golf 796' - -'I I If - 1 1 -- , 1 . 1, Coach Whelsell and Captain Mort Potoft discuss the prospects of the new season. tennis STANDING: Coach Tom Allen, Bill Davis, Armand Grez, Bob Bowman, Bill Stirrup, Bob Detrick, and Jet? Steinitz. KNEELING: Jeff Spector, Barry Wing, Bill Lieberman, Tom Benua, Bruce Miller, John Greene, and Dave Columbo. Co-captains Bill Slirrup and Bob Detrick with Head Coach Tom Allen. 1 Q! A : ff X . ir 4 ' , .sk -. I , 'X E sg? i if' l nnzun . ' IULLIG' ,-Y.. i I' , Q m. .359 i-...Q 1 Essen-rig,-we-.-. . 5 4 11 11 ,l L . .JI 1 1 , BACK TO FRONT: Phyllis Thompson, Mary Civille, Kath- erine Lewis, Kathryn Kadesch, and Lucinda Hope. , ,g...1 :-.11E,L1Lv..,-Lx. .f,m?'l'vs..f, 5 V l...llw i' ' ' 'XY4 , il 'J L 4,4 Q intramurals 1964 Intramural Football Champs: Alpha Sigma Phi. 3 lntramural Chairmen with Coach William Whetsell. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carl Tyrie, Doug Knappe, Terry Ray, Jim Campbell, Harlan Schlossberg, Bud Dunmire, Steve Sturgill, Andy Kuhl and Mort Potoff. Lambda Chi Preston Kodak waits for the snap against the TKEs. E M.-...1w , , J... .1-W -I H' , V l l l N A .. 1 ..-v. - .-.tlrulfgidl-L!lFhd1517-54 ' , 315.211 . 4 .:v irk. Marietta Rifle Team member Carolyn Miller takes careful aim as Sgt. Myers looks on. Athletic Director William Whetsell gives the cross country runners instructions prior ta race time. The TEPs and Lambda Chis fight for the rebound. Dean Walter Hobba congratulates Ted Fuiimoto on his strong cross country finish. N-f The fraternity intramural baseball teams prepare for the coming season. Alpha Gam louise Wheeler shoots over Alpha Xi defender Barbara Mack. K I 1 , 3 I .. . ,l Z-., .7 FIRST ROW: Coach Donald Kelly, Jerry McCoy, and Bill Ross. SECOND ROW: Joonna Warren, Kris Koenig, Karen Cowgill, Liz Lennon, Mary Sowor, Morly Toby, and Sherry Allison. cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Libby Whiiing, Sharie Pieckney, and Sharon Bouts 9523 Qin -.-f-1' FIRST ROW: Marly Toby SECOND ROW: Sherryl Allison and Mary Sowor THIRD ROW: Kris Koenig and Liz Lennon FOURTH ROW: Karen Cowgill and Joanna Warren FIFTH ROW: Jerry McCoy, Coach Donald Kelly and Bill Ross SHVIOR DIRECTORY ADAMS, JUDITH I., Northborough, Massachusetts-English-Alpha Sigma Tau, Queen Candidate, House Committee4 French Club 14 Spanish Club 2, 34 Young Republicans Club 3, 4-, Recording Secretary 34 Intramurals4 Messiah 1, 34 Dean's List 2, 3. AHERN, ALICE M., Holbrook, Massachusetts-Mathematics-Alpha Sigma Tau, Program Chairman, Custodian, Assistant Treasurer, Treasurer, Rush Chairman, Panhellenic Rep:-esentative4 OSEA 2, 3, 4-4 Newman Club 1, 34 German Club 4-4 Dean's List 2, 3. AICHINGER, ALAN A., Lakewood, Ohio-Political Science-Gen man Club 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Economics Club 44 Intramurals 1, 24 WCMO 2,'34 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-. ALEXANDER, MARTHA E., Warren, Pennsylvania-English- Sigma Kappa, Publicity, Assistant Social4 Mariettana 1, 3g Spanish Club 4-4 Singers 2, 3, 4-4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Elijah 3, 4-. ALTREUTER, R. KENNETH, Fair Haven, New Jersey-Economics -Delta Upsilon, Rush Chairman, Member of E Committee at Large4 Spanish Club 14 Economics Club 1, 2, 3g Resident Assistant 2, 3. AMAN, KENNETH D., Canal Fulton, Ohio-Business Administra- tion-Alpha Sigma Phi. ANDREWS, LAURA J., Stratford, Connecticut-English-Alpha Sig- ma Tau, Corresponding Secretary, Activities Chairman, Recommenda- tions Cl'lilll'l'l'18l'lQ Spanish Club 2, 3, 44 OSEA 4-4 Dean's List 2, 3, 4-. AUSTIN, DORIS, Frederichtown, Pennsylvania-Speech-OSEA 2, 3, 4-4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4-4 Singers 4'. BACKUS, RITA E., Westbury, New York-Biology-Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4-4 Marcolian 2, 3g Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4-4 French Club 1, 2, 34 American Chemical Society 3g WAA 1, 2, 34 Messiah 3, 4-4 Elijah 34 Singers 1, 2, 3, 4'. BALL, RITA M., Marietta, Ohio-Speech-Drama-Alpha Psi Omega 2, Secretary 3, President 4-4 Singers 1, 2, 34 Dean's List 3g Band Majorette 1, 24 WCMO 14 Messiah 3. BAUSERMAN, RALPH E., Waterford, Ohio-History-Dean's List 2, 4. BEATON, RONALD J., Parkersburg, West Virginia-Chemistry- Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4-4 American Chemical Society 2, 3, 44 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-. BELDON, PENNY M., Hebron, Connecticut-Mathematics-WAA 1, 2, 34 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Dormitory Counse- lor 4. BERMAN, BARBARA J., Baltimore, Maryland-Sociology-Alpha Sigma Tau, Culture Chairman, Neutral Committee Representative4 Pi Gamma Mu 3, 44 VV'ho's Who 4-4 Marcolian 3g Brandeis Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, President 4-4 Sociology Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, President 4-4 OSEA4 Dormitory Counselor 3g College-Civic Sym- phonette 2, 3, 4-4 Messiah 2, 3, 4-4 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. BEUCLER, DWIGHT L., Stonington, Connectinut-Economics- Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman, Public Relations Chairmang Economics Club 3, 4-4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4g WCMO. BIURSTROM, SI-IERRIE A., Brecksville, Ohio- Biology -Alpha Gamma Delta, Rush Chairman, Homecoming Queen Managefg Beta Beta Beta 3, 4-4 Who's Who 4-4 Intaglio 44 Gamma Beta Chi 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Dormitory Counselor 34 Senate 24 Band 1, 24 Junior Class Secretary4 Elijah 34 Judicial Council 4-4 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. BLAISDELL, THOMAS F., Huntington, Pennsylvania-Geology- Geology Club 1, 2, 3, 4-. BOGART, KENNETH P., Cincinnati, Oliio-Mathematics-Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4-, President 4-4 Phi Beta Kappa 4-4 German Club 1, 24 American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4-4 Math Club 1, 2, 3, 4-, President 4-4 Physics Club 1, 24 WCMO 1, 24 Messiah 1, 24 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-. BOONE, ROBERTA J., St. Louis, Missouri-Biology-Alpha Gamma Delta, Altruistic Chairman, Panhellenic Representative, First Vice President4 Beta Beta Beta 44 Marcolian 3g Russian Club 3g German Club 14 WAA 1, 2, 3, 4-4 All College Basketball Team 2, 34 All Col- lege Volleyball Team 24 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4-. BOWERS, MARIAN B., Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania-History-Alpha Xi Delta, Marshall, Neutral Committee Representativeg Mariettana 3, 4-, Senior Editor 44 Economics Club 2, 4-4 OSEA 3, 4-4 Sociology Club 34 Messiah 14 Dean's List 4. BOWMAN, ROBERT R., Canton, Ohio--Chemistry-Beta Beta Beta 2,-3,14-421gme1'r1can Chemical Society 2, 34 Tennis Team 1, 2g Dean's ist , , , . BRIGGS, BENSON A., Darien, Connecticut-Business Administra- tion-Delta Upsilon, House Manager, Assistant Treasurer, President4 Marcolian 1, 24 Economics Club 1, 2, 3g Marketing Club 34 Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4-. BROWKAW, WILLIAM L., East Liverpool, Ohio-History-Tau Kappa Epsilon4 Student Senate 2, 34 Economics Club4 Golf4 Track4 Intramurals4 Dean's List 3, 4-4 Resident Assistant 3, 4-. BROOM, HARRY P., Ardmore, Pennsylvania-Economics-Delta Upsilon4 Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4-4 Economics Club 4-4 Crew 1, 2, 3, 4-, Captain 4-4 Dean's List 3, 4-. BROWN, DAVID C., Paoli, Pennsylvania-Business Administration -Delta Upsilon, Assistant Steward, Stewarcl4 Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4-4 Forestry Club 14 Crew 1, 2, 3, 44 Intramurals 2, 3. BUCCITELLI, MARIA F., Hartford, Connecticut-English-Alpha Sigma Tau4 Marcolian 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Newman 1, 2. BURR, DAVID P., London, Ohio-Business Administration-Delta Upsilon, Pledge Committee, Rush Chairman, Campus Activities Chair- man4 Spanish Club 2g Newman Club 1, 24 Economics Club 2, 3, 4-. BUTTERS, SUSAN, West Boxford, Massachusetts - Biology - Beta Beta Beta4 Deanls List 1, 34 Forestry Club 3, 4-4 Girls Service Sorority 44 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, 444 Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4-. CAMP, DAVID L., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-English-Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Abecedarians 2, 3, 4-, President 3, 44 1963 Emerson Prize 2. CAMPBELL, JAMES T., Parkersburg, West Virginia-Business Ad- ministration-Delta Upsilon, Intramurals Chairman 4-4 Economics Club 34 WCMO 34 Crew 1. CARNAM, ALLYN M., Bay Shore, New York-Political Science- Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4-, Treasurer 44 Intramurals 24 Dean's List 1, 2, 3. CARNEY, ELLIN W., Takoma Park, Maryland-Mathematics- Alpha Sigma Tau, Assistant Treasurer, Sports Chairman, Historian4 Math Clubg OSEAQ Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Dean's List 1, 2, 41. CASTLE, WILLIAM D., Mansfield, Ohio-Education-Alpha Sigma Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4-, Treasurer 4-4 Intramurals 2g Dean's List 1, 2, 3. Club4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Intramurals. CEJKA, ERNEST J., Cleveland, Ohio-Business Administration- Alpha Sigma Phi, Treasurer, Prudential C0mmittee4 Economics Club 1, 24 Spanish 14 Golf 2. CI-IERNAK, ANN L., Tmmbull, Connecticut-History-Alpha Xi Delta, Assistant Pledge Trainer, Pledge Trainer, President4 Dean's List 1, 2, 34 Russian Club 1, 2, Secretary 24 OSEA 4-4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Messiah 1, 2. CHRISTIE, .IUDITH C., Olmstead Falls, Ohio-English-Chi Omega, Rush Chairman, Assistant Rush Cl1airman4 Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4-4 OSEA 3, 4-4 French Club 1, 24 Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4-4 WAA 1, 24 Messiah 24 Dean's List 1, 2. CHRYSLER, LINDA A., Fairview Park, Ohio-English-Sigma Kap- pa, Recording SECFCIHTYQ Beta Beta Beta4 Mariettana 14 OSEA 2, 3, 4-4 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-4 WCMO 2. CLARK, ROBERT S., Browns Mills, New Jersey-Economics-Delta Upsilon, Chapter Editor, Rush Chairman4 Tau Pi Phi 3, 44 Marcolian 24 Economics Club 3, 4-4 Tennis 2, 34 WCMO 14 Intramurals 1, 2, 34 Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4-. CLARK, SUZANNE, Marietta, Ohio-History-Delta Gamma4 Phi Alpha Theta 3, 44 Sigma Delta Pi 2, 3, 4-4 OSEA 44 Economics Club 34 Spanish Club 24 Dean's List 2, 3, 4-. CLARKE, C. DUFFIELD, Huntington, Long Island-Business Ad- ministration-Delta Upsilon, Float Chairman, Pledge MBSYGFQ Eco- nomics Club 2, 34 Sociology Club 2, 34 WCMO 3, 4-4 Intramurals. CLAYPOOLE, RICHARD P., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-Business Ad- ministration-Economics Club 2, 3, 4-4 Marketing Club 34 Spanish Club 14 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-. CLINE, CONSTANCE K., New Matamoras, Ohio-Biology-Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice President, Keeper of Grades, Song Leaderg New- man Club 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Forestry Club 3g Leaders Club 34 WAA 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4-4 Neutral Comnmittee 24 Dean's List 2, 3, 44 Singers 2, 3, 4-4 Student Senate 2, 3, 4-4 Messiah 14 OSEA 3, 4-4 Dormi- tory Counselor 3. COCHRAN, JAMES F., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration- Delta Upsilon4 Dean's List 4-. 51531 COHEN, BERNARD H., West Hampstead, New York-Business Ad- ministration-Lambda Chi Alpha, Dean's List 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, College Band 1. COLLINS, BARBARA C., Bantam, Connecticut-History-Epsilon Delta Pi 3, 4, OSEA 2, 3, 4, Young Republican's Club 3, WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Independent Student's Association 3, 4, Float Chairman 3, Dean's List 3, 4. CONN, JOSEPH W., North Olmsted, Ohio-Biology-Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer 4, Forestry Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 2, 3, Messiah 2, 3, 4, United Church Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4. CONN, MARILYN R., Perkasie, Pennsylvania-English-Alpha Gamma Delta, Treasurer, Dean's List 2, OSEA 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2, 3,, Society of Cinema Classics 2, 3, 4, Dormitory Counselor 4. COOPER, JOHN B., Peekskill, New York-Economics-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary, Treasurer, Social Chairman, Tau Pi Phi, Dean's List 3, 4, Judicial Council 4. COOPER, C. LAWRENCE, Williamstown, West Virginia-Biology- glgha Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-arms 4, Natural History Club 1 1 4' CORNER, GA.RY R., Marietta, Ohio-Mathematics-Math Club 4. CORNER, RONALD W., Sparta, New Jersey-Biology-Alpha Sigma Phi, Track 2, Intramurals 1, 3, 4. COSTELLO, ROBERT E., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-Econornics- Tau Pi Phi 2, 4, Marcolian 2, Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. COWGILL, KAREN L., Parma Heights, Ohio-Economics-Alpha Xi Delta, Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 3, Recording Secretary 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, cap- tain 3, Intramurals 2. CRANSTON, HAROLD A., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration -Delta Upsilon, Dean's List 3. CRAWFORD, JOHN P., Middletown, New Jersey-Economics- Alpha Tau Omega, Sentinel, Ritual Chairman, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Geology Club 2, Sociology Club 4, Intramurals, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, Band 1, 2. CUCCARESE, JAMES F., Mingo Junction, Ohio-Business Adminis- tration-Varsity M Club 2, 3, Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Student Senate 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CUMMINGS, MARC S., Old Lyne, Connecticut-English-Dean's List 3, Philosophy Club 3, 4. DAUGHERTY, ELIZABETH M., Rockville, Maryland-Biology- Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 1, Forestry Club 3, 4. DAVIDSON, JEANNE, Canton, Ohio-History-Sigma Sigma Sigma, Corresponding Secretary, Social Chairman, Standards Chairman, IS'ociology Club 1, 2, 3, Publicity Chairman 3, Messiah 1, 2, Dean's ist 3. DENNIS, JAMES W., Zanesville, Ohio-Speech-Alpha Sigma Phi, Social Chairman, Float Chairman, WCMO 1, Marcolian 2, 4, Eco- nomics Club 2, 3, Sociology Club 1, German Club 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Inter-Fraternity Council 3, 4, President 4. DETRIEK, ROBERT J., Vineland, New Jersey-Petroleum-Tau Kappa Epsilon, AIME, Varsity M Club Social Chairman 3, Trea- surer 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 3, Intramurals. DIETRICH, SHERRY S., South Charleston, West Virginia-History -OSEA 3, 4. DIXON, GLENN R., Hamden, Connecticut-Mathematics-Tau Kappa Epsilon. DOUGLASS, DONALD G., Scranton, Pennsylvania-Political Science -Tau Kappa Epsilon, Sergeant-at-arms, Brandeis Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals, Dramatics Club 1, Dean's List 3. DOYLE, JAMES P., Teaneck, New Jersey-Biology-Beta Beta Beta, Philosophy Club 4, Crew 2, Resident Assistant 3, 4. DRZAYICH, JOANN, Steubenville, Ohio- Sociology-Alpha Xi Delta, House President, Philanthropy Chairman, Chaplin, Panhellenic Council 3, 4, President 4, Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Dormitory Counselor 4. DUBUISSON, C. DAVID, Longmeadow, Massachusetts-English- Delta Upsilon, Pi Delta Epsilon, Marcolian 2, 3, 4, Feature Editor 4, Pulse 3, 4, Editor 4, Mariettana 2, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Intra- murals 2 Dean's List 2. DUGAN, STEPHEN M., Weston, Massachusetts-Radio-T.V.-Alpha Phi Omega, Beta Beta Chi 4, Epsilon Delta Pi 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, 4: WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Director 4, Drama 2, 3. 5154-3 DUNSMORE, MARGARET M., Summit, New Jersey-Biology- Alpha Gamma Delta, Guard, Beta Beta Beta, Geological Society 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, OSEA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Forestry Club 3, 4, Methodist Fellowship 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 3. DWYER, IRENE K., East Hartford, Connecticut-English-Pi Kappa Delta 2, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 4, Marcolian 1, 4, Photography Editor 2, Pulse Art Editor 2, Debate Club 2, 4, WCMO 1, 2, 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 4 Forensics 2, 4, Student Senate 2. DYER, MARGARET W., Marietta, Ohio-History-OSEA, Dean's List 3. EDWARDS, JAMES L., Arlington Heights Illinois-Economics- Delta Upsilon, Assistant House Chairman, Recreation Chairman, Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. EMKE, KAREN J., Angola, New York-History-Alpha Gamma Delta, Librarian, Chaplain, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, OSEA 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 2, 3, Canterbury Club 3, 4. ENGLE, EDWARD A,, Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration- Alpha Tau Omega, Social Chairman, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Tau Pi Phi 4, Messiah 3, Economics Club 2, 3. EPSTEIN, PAUL M., Clifton, New Jersey-Political Science-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Social Chairman, Rush Chairman, Executive Board, French Club 2, Economics 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Track 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Deanls List 3. EVANS, LAWRENCE M., Glendale Heights, West Virginia-Eco- nomics-Tau Pi Phi, Economics Club, Young Republicans Club, Dean's List 2, 3. FISCHER, CAROL L., Fords, New Jersey-English-Alpha Sigma Tau, Standards Chairman, House President, OSEA 3, 4, Intramurals. FISHER, GEORGE C., Hamden, Connecticut-Biology-Alpha Phi Omega, Vice President, President, Who's Who 4, Singers 2, 3, 4, President 4, Crew 2, 3, Intramurals 4, Student Senate 3. FLIETTERICK, ROBERT J., Cleveland, Ohio-Chemistry-Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, American Chemical Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. FOGARTY, SHEILA M., Georgetown, Connecticut-English-Sigma Kappa, Marcolian 1, 2, 3, Social Editor 3, OSEA 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WAA 1, 3, 4, WCMO 4, Messiah 1, 2. FOLB, LAWRENCE I., Syosset, New York-Economics-Delta Up- silon, House Manager, Alumni Chairman, Vice President, President, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, Track 2. FOLEY, RICHARD R., Mifford, Massachusetts-History-Delta Upsilon, French Club 1, 2, Dean's List 2. FORRESTER, ROBERT A., Nutley, New Jersey-History-Alpha Sigma Phi, Executive Committee, President, Economics Club 2, Var- sity M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate Team 4. FREIDHOFF, RICHARD P., Ellwood City, Pennsylvania-Chemistry -Alpha Sigma Phi, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, 4, All-Conference Baseball 3, Dean's List 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. FRYE, LARRY D., Mount Vernon, Ohio-Biology-Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Vice President: 3, Historian 4, DCHl'l7S List 1, 2, 3, 4, American Chemical Society 2, French Club 1, Kingsbury Prize 3. FUCHS, FREDERICK C., Mansfield, Ohio-Matl1ematics- Band 1, 2, Dean's List 3. FULMER, ANN E., Parkersburg, West Virginia-Education-OSEA, French Club 3. GABOR, GEORGE M., Marshallville, Ohio-Speech-Lambda Chi Alpha, Alumnae Secretary, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. GALL, FRED D., lVIarietta, Ohio-Mathematics-Dean's List 1. GALLAGHER, JANE E., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-History-Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Russian Club, Treasurer 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Foreign Students Association 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 4, Debate 3, Dean's List 3, 4. GARDNER, CAROL J,, MGIFIJICIIGHII, Massachusetts- Biology-Chi Omega, Treasurer 4, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, American Chemical Society 3, German Club 3, 4, Forestry Club 2, WAA 1, Biology Lab Assistant 3, 4, Messiah 1, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. GARDNER, JOHN N., New Canaan, Connecticut-History-Pi Gam- ma Mu 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 4, Judicial Council, Chairman 4, Crew 1, 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4. GAYLORD, MARILYN L., Ashley Falls, Massachusetts-Biology- Sigma Sigma Sigma, Vice President, President Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Intramural Volleyball 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2, Dean's List 1, 2. GEGENHEIMER, ANN, Lakewood, Ohio-Spanish-Sigma Kappa, Scholarship Chairman 3, Sigma Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Young Republican's Club 4, Messiah 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. GEORGE, PHILIP C., Stanford, Connecticut-English-Marcolian 3, Singers'2, 3, 4, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, OSEA 4, Crew 2, Dean's List 3, 4, Messiah 2, 3. GIACOMINI, LINDA A., Manchester, Connecticut-Home Eco- nomics-Chi Omega, Personnel Chairman, Assistant Treasurer, Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Mariettana 3, 4, Underclass Editor 4, Home Eco- nomics Club 2, 3, Newman Club 1, 2, WAA 1, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 3, 4, Senior Class Secretary. GIBSON, SUSAN W., Saco, Maine-English-Alpha Xi Delta, Dormitory Counselor 3. GIFFORD, ROGER M., Buffalo, New York-Radio-WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief Engineer 3. GILL, DOUGLAS E., West Englewood, New Jersey-Zoology-Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Forestry and Natural History Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4, American Chemical Society 3, Dcan's List 1, 2, 3, 4. GIVNER, LOUIS M., New York, New York-Mathematics-Alpha Epsilon Pi, Philosophy Club 2, 3, 4, Mathematics Club 2, 3, 4, Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, Physics Club 2, 3, Art League 3, 4, Brandeis Club 2, WCMO 2. GORE, MARILYN A., Ridgewood, New Jersey-English-Sigma Kappa, Mariettana 2, German Club 1, Newman Club 1, 2, American Chemical Society 1, Modern Dance Club 1, Dean's List 2, 3, 4, Messiah. GORELL, FREDERICK R., Holbrook, Massachusetts-English- Alpha Tau Omega, Political Chairman, Corresponding Secretary, Ex- ecutive Committee, Rush Chairman, Social Committee, Dean's List 3, Mariettana 1, Marcolian 1, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Manager 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager 4, Newman Club, Intramurals, Vice President Senior Class. GOTTGALF, JUDITH A., Mansfield, Ohio-Spanish- Sigma Kappa, First Vice President 2, 3, Registrar-Historian 3, 4, Pledge Board 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, German Club 2, Student Senate 2, 3, Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Messiah 4, Dormitory Counselor 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, VVho's Who 4. GRAHAM, ROBIN S., Westfield, New Jersey-Geology-Geological Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Director 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, 4, Presbyterian Choir 1, 2, 3, Wesley Fellowship 2, 3, 4, OMSS 2, Independent Men's Chorus 2, Drama 2. GUERRIERI, JAMES A., North Braddock, Pennsylvania-Business -Lambda Chi Alpha, Vice President, Economics Club, Varsity Foot- ball 2, Dean's List 3. GWYN, PETER D., Perrysburg, Ohio-Political Science-Alpha Tau Omega, Ritual. HALL, STEPHEN P., Zanesville, Ohio-Mathematics-Dean's List 2, Mathematics Club 3, 4. HAMMOND, JULIA E., Marietta, Ohio-Petroleum-National Pe- troleum Honorary, President 4, Geology Club 3, 4, AIME 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Dean's List 3. I-IANSEN, MARY F., Cincinnati, Ohio-History-Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Vice President, Epsilon Delta Pi 3, 4, Who's To 4, Mariettana 3, Student Judicial Council 4, Attorney, Dean's ist 1, 2. HANSON, DONALD P., Freeport, New York-Biology-Alpha Tau Omega, Resident Assistant 3, 4, Dean's List 1. HARKEWITZ, CAROL L., White Plains, New York-Business Ad- ministration-Gamma Sigma Sigma, First Vice President, Service Projects Chairman, Tau Pi Phi 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Who's Who 4, Maricttana 1, Independent Student's Association 3, 4, Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans Club 3, 4, President 4, Indepen- dent Intramural Chairman 3, Student Senate 3, 4, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3. HARRINGTON, KATHLEEN, Avon, Connecticut-History-Alpha Xi Delta, Vice President, Quill Chairman, OSEA 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. HARRIS, LESLIE T., Congers, New York-Economics-Alpha Tau Omega, President, Dance Chairman, Rush Chairman, Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Young Republicans Club 4, WCMO 4, Interfraternity Council 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4-. HAWKINS, PAUL R., South Plainfield, New Jersey-Economics- Delta Upsilon, House Manager, Assistant Alumni Chairman, Pledge Committee, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Crew. HAYDEN, MARTHA J., Boston, Massachusetts-History-Pi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Independent Student's Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 3, Canterbury Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 4-. HEINRICH, ALAN W., Middletown, Connecticut-Euglish- OSEA 4. HEINRICH, THOMAS L., Zanesville, Ohio-Economics-Alpha Sig- ma Phi, Economics Club 3, 4, Intramurals. HENSLEE, JANET S., New Martinsville, West Virginia-English- Chi Omega, Sports Chairman, Activities Chairman, Standards Com- mittee, Marcolian 3, Spanish Club 2, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, OSEA 3, 4, Philosophy Club 1, Intramurals, Messiah 1, 3. HESS, J. WILLIAM, Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration- OSEA 2, 3, Golf 2, Intramural 1, 2. HIGGINBOTHAM, PAULETTE K., Marietta, Ohio-English-Chi Omega, Vice President, Pi Delta Epsilon 3, 4, Vice President 4, Intaglio 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Marcolian 2, Mariettana 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, French Club 2, 4, Treasurer 2, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Com- mitteeman 3, OSEA 2, 3, 4, Panhellenic Council 2, Band 1, WCMO 2, Messiah 1, 2, Elijah, Homecoming Queen 2, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. HOLTHAM, NANCY R., Framingham, Massachusetts-I-Iistory- Alpha Sigma Tau, Young Republican's Club 3, 4-', French Club 1, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. HOPKINS, JOHN E., Silver Spring, Maryland-Speech-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian, Omicron Delta Kappa, Vice President 3, 4, OSEA 3, Vice President 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice Presi- dent 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Resident Assistant 3, 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Debate 3, WCMO 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4. HOPP, RAYMOND H., Harworth, New Jersey-Business Admini- stration-Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Physics Club 1, 2, Chess Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Rifle Club 4. HOPP, ROBERT M., Woodmere, New York-Business-Tau Epsilon Phi, Purchasing Agent, Rifle Club 3, 4, Brandeis Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Football 2, 3, 4, Statistics Laboratory Assistant 4, Dupli- cate Exchange Library 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. HUSMER, LAURIE A., Amherst, New Hampshire-English-Mate colian 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, OSEA 3, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Dormi- tory Counselor 4. JACKSON, G. ROBERT, Yardley, Pennsylvania-Speech-Mariet- Lana, Business Manager 4, WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, Continuity Director 3, Drama Lab Assistant 3, Dean's List 4. JACOBSON, JOHN J., Lancaster, Ohio-Business Administration- Alpha Sigma Phi, Intramural Coach, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Eco- nomics Club 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. JAMES, JENNIFER A., Darien, Connecticut-English-Chi Omega, Marcolian, Home Economics Club 2, Sociology Club 1, 2, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Intramurals 1, OSEA 3, Messiah 1, 2. JANIAK, BRUCE D., Brecksville, Ohio-Biology-Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Chaplain, Scholarship Chairman, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Resident Assistant 2, 3, 4, WCMO 3, 4, Sing- ers 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 4. JAYNES, KAREN L., Larchmond, New York-Sociology-Sigma Kappa, Sociology Club 3, 4, P-hilosophy Club 3, Messiah 3, 4. JENDRZEJCZYK, LEO J., New Britain, Connecticut-Economics- Delta Upsilon, Vice President, Corresponding Secretary, Executive Committee at Large, Marcolian 1, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Student- Faculty Relations Committee 3, Student Senate 3, 4, Finance Com- mittee 3, Junior Class President. JEWELL, NORINE C., Toronto, Ontario-History-Alpha Xi Delta, Historian, Marcolian 2, 4, Mariettana 4, French Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, Economics Club 2, Student Senate 2, Dean's List 2, 4. JONES, SUSAN E., East Long-meadow, Massachusetts-English- Sigma Sigma Sigma, House President 2, 3, Russian Honorary 4, Mar- colian 1, Russian Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, OSEA 2, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, 4. JORDAN, DONALD P., Marietta, Ohio-Speech-Spanish Club 1, OSEA 3, All College Sing 3, College Plays KANE, VIRGINIA T., West Richfield, Ohio-Home Economics- Alpha Gamma Delta, Corresponding Secretary, Newman Club 1, 2, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Leader's Club 1, Messiah 1, Dean's List 2. KEHL, EARL G., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration-WCMO 2, Dean's List 4. 51551 KIGHTLINGER, EDGAR N., JR., Washington, Pennsylvania-Pe troleum-AIME 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Riile Club 3. KLIMAS, KATHLEEN, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-History. KNIGHT, ROBERT W., Riverside, Connecticut-Mathematics-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Pledge Class President, Secretary, Song Leader, Omi- cron Delta Kappa 4, Varsity M Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Folk Singing Group 3, 4, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2, Intramurals 2, Dean's List 3, 4. KOCHER, GERALD F., New Martinsville, West Virginia-Chem- istry-German Club 1, 2, American Chemical Society 3, 4, WCMO 4, Dean's List 1. KODAIQ PRESTON F., Wesbury, New York-Business Administra- tion-Lambda Chi Alpha, Secretary, President, Marcolian 1, 2, Eco- nomics Club 2, 3, Vice President 3, Intramurals. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, Senior Class President, VVho's VVho 4, Judicial Council 4. KOENIG, KRISTEN A., East Rochester, New York-English-Chi Omega, Chapter Correspondent, House President, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, NAA 4, Sports Coordinator, Messiah 2, 3, 4, OSEA 2, 3, 4. KRASIK, RALPH L., Monessen, Pennsylvania-Business Admini- stration-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer, Finance Chairman, Assis- tant Treasurer, Fraternal and Content Chairman, Marcolian 2, OSEA 3, Crew 1, 2, Cheerleader 3. KRAUS, THOMAS J., Cleveland, Ohio-Business Administration- Alpha Tau Omega, Crew 1. KUHL, ANDREW D., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-Economics-Alpha Phi Omega, Economics Club 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Independent Manager 4. KURTI, JOSEPH L., Euclid, Ohio-History-Alpha Sigma Phi, As- sociate Editor of Fraternity Publications, Marshall, Junior Varsity Basketball 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Resident Assistant 3, 4, Dean's List 3. LANE, BARBARA F., Marietta, Ohio-Spanish-Chi Omego, Sigma Deta Pi 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Year in Madrid. LAUBINGER, LARS A., Northfield, Ohio-Mathematics-American Chemical Society 2, Band 1, 2, Dean's List 3,4. LEDGER, KIM, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania-Business Administration -Marcolian 1, 2, 3, Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 3, 4, Student Senate 4, Intramurals 2, 3. LEONARD, LINDA A., Woodbridge, New Jersey-English-Alpha Xi Delta Pledge 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Newman Club 1, 2, OSEA 4. LENNON, ELIZABETH E., Lincoln, Massachusetts-Russian Speech -Alpha Sigma Tau, Parliamentarian, Song Leader, Varsity M Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Russian Club 2, 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, OSEA 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. LESH, ANTHONY T., Cleveland, Ohio-Biology-Delta Upsilon, President, Secretary, Omicron Delta Kappa, VVho's Who 4, Dean's List 2, 4, Football 1, Student Body President 4, Sophomore Class President, Student Senate. LIMPERT, TERRY M., North Olmstead, Ohio-Chemistry-Alpha Sigma Phi, Recording Secretary, Social Chairman, Executive Com- mittee, Vice President, President, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Ameri- can Chemical Society 2, 3, Intramurals 3, 4, Assistant Manager of Sltgideni 4Center 3, Manager of Student Center 4, Inter-Fraternity unci . LINDQUIST, KENNETH O., Harrington Park, New Jersey-Phys- ics-Alpha Sigma Phi, Vice President, Russian Club 2, 3, Varsity Football 1, 2, Varsity Track 3. LISKOV, ANDREW S., Bridgeport, Connecticut-Political Science- Tau Epsilon Phi, Vice President 3, Treasurer 2, Historian 2, Omi- cron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Brandeis Club 1, 2, 3, 4, WCMO 1, Student Judicial Council, Attorney 4, Student Senate 2, 3, Junior Class Treas- urer, Wl1o's Who 4, Dean's List 1, 3,,4. LITCHFIELD, JOHN O., Norwell, Massachusetts-Religion-Lambda Chi Alpha, Band 4, Pulse 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. LO SASSO, RONALD A., Teaneck, New Jersey-Chemistry-Alpha Tau Omega, Vice President, Executive Committee Chairman, Rush Chairman, Pledge Master, Alumni Relations, Dean's List 1, 2, Mar- colian 4, American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Inter-Fraternity Council 2, 3. L1563 LOTHES, WILLIAM L., Zanesville, Ohio-Mathematics-Alpha Tau Omega, House Manager, Assistant Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Pledge Trainer, Mathematics Club 2, 4, German Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 4. LYFORD, FORREST P., Petersham, Massacl1usetts-Mathematics- Dean's List 1, 2, 3, Varsity M Club, Geology Club 4, Baseball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Captain 4, Cross Country 4, Singers 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3. McGRAW, JOHN J., St. Clairsville, Ohio-Political Science-Delta Upsilon, German Club 2, Economics Club, Sargeant at Arms 3, 4, Student Senate 2. McKELVEY, WILLIAM G., Portland, Ohio-Business-Alpha Sig- ma Phi, House Decorations Chairman 4, Tau Pi Phi, Economics Club 3, Intramurals, Alpha Sigma Phi Prize, Dean's List 3, ASA Wilson Waters. MCMAHON, LEAH M., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-Economics- Alpha Xi Delta, Treasurer, Economics Club 4, Messiah 1. MARSHALL, WILLIAM S., Cincinnati, Ohio-Biology-Tau Kappa Epsilon, Historian, Philosophy Club 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 3. MARTINO, FRED, Upper Darby, Pennsylvania-Biology-Inde- pendent Student's Association, Treasurer, Social Chairman, Spanish Club 1, Sociology Club 1, Psychology Club, President 4. MAYO, N. ANNE., Parkersburg, West Virginia-Home Economics -Ohio Home Economics Association, Dean's List 3, 4. MERRIAM, LARRY G., Zanesville, Ohio-Petroleum-Pi Epsilon Tau 4, AIME 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Intramurals 2, Dean's List 1, 3, 4. MERYDITH, ALICE J., Cleveland, Ohio-Sociology-Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Sociology Club 3, 4, Vice President, Wesley Fellowship 2, 3, 4. MILLER, CAROL E., Wayne, New Jersey-History-Alpha Xi Delta, Marshall, Membership Secretary, Membership Chairman, Spanish Club 2, Economics Club 4, OSEA 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 3, 4. MILLER, JO ANN, Silver Spring, Maryland-Biology-Beta Bela Beta 4, Sociology Club 4, Messiah 3, 4, Elijah 3. MILLS, D. BETH, Norwalk, Connecticut-Biology-Alpha Gamma Delta, Activities Chairman 2, House President 4, Neutral Commit- tee 4, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Lcaderls Club 1, 2, Forestry Club 4, OSEA 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 2, 3, President 4, Biology Laboratory Assistant 3, 4, Dean's List 3. MILLS, JOHN L., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration-Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer, French Club 3, Spanish Club 1, Rifle Club 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3. MILNE, SUSANNE D., Cos Cob, Connecticut-English-Alpha Xi Delta, Secretary, Sigma Delta Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary, In- taglio 3, 4, President 4, Marcolian, Rewrite Editor 3, Editor 4, Phi- losophyi Club 3, Who's Who 4, Singers 1, 2, 3, Judicial Council 4, Messia . MOATZ, HARRY I., Syracuse, New York-Chemistry-Tau Kappa Epsilon, American Chemical Society, Dean's List 3. MOE, JAMES D., Mt. Prospect, Illinois-Speech-Tau Kappa Ep- silon, Pledge Trainer, Song Leader, Singers 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 2, 3, WMOA 4, Football 1, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4. MOFFI'I'I', JAMES L., Barrington, New Jersey-Mathematics- Alpha Tau Omega, Treasurer, Secretary, Chairman of Stewards Committee, Intramural Representative, Omicron Delta Kappa 4, Treasurer 4, Who's Who 4, Tau Pi Phi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Marcolian 2, 3, 4, Sports Edi- tor 4, Economics Club 2, 3, Geological Society 1, Mathematics Club 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Judicial Council 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. MORSE, TIMOTHY E., Shelby, Ohio-Business Administration- Economics Club 2, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. MUZI, ELLEN M., Old Forge, Pennsylvania-English-Sigma Kappa, Song Leader 3, 4, Executive Council 3, Pledge Board 3, Mar- colian 1, Newman Club 1, 2, OSEA 3, Economics Club 3, Intra- murals 3, Dean's List 3, Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. MURPHY, SANDRA L., Cleves, Ohio-Biology-Chi Omega, Social and Civic Chairman, Secretary, Beta Beta Beta, German Club 4, WCMO 2, Biology Laboratory Assistant. NEEB, WILLIAM H., Latham, New York-Mathematics-Alpha Sigma Phi, Pledge Master, Vice President, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, Secretary, Varsity MM Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. NELSON, KENNETH A., Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts-History- ISA 1, 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Senator 2, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, 4, Cinema Classics 2, Canterbury Club 1, 2, Congregational Students Fellowship 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, OSEA 3. NELSON, PETER A., Willoughby, Ohio-Economics-Economics Club 4, Geology Society 1, Crew 1, 2. NEWTON, JOHN W., Hawthome, New York-English-Dean's List 3, 4, Philosophy Club, President 4, Student Senate 3, Singers 3, 4. Messiah 1, 2, Marcolian 4. NORKIN, RICHARD S., New York, New York-Sociology--Dean's List 3, Sociology Club 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Intramurals 2, 3. NORTON, GEORGE N., Wheeling, West Virginia-Mathematics- Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Math Club 4, Spanish Club 2, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. NORTON, RITA M., Westbrook, Maine-History-Phi Alpha Theta 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 2, 3, German Club 1, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, Dormitory Counselor 4. O'CONNOR, ROBERT R., Metuchen, New Jersey-Biology-Delta Upsilon, Intramural Chairman, Pledge Committee, Recreation Chair- man, German Club, Track, Co-Captain 2, 3. OLSON, KATHLEEN A., Waterford, Pennsylvania--History-Alpha Sigma Tau, 'Treasurer 4, Corresponding Secretary 2, Serenade Chair- man 3, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 2, 3, 4, Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Secretary 4, Intaglio 3, 4, VVho's Who 4, Marcolian 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. OLSSON, JOYCE I., Wallingford, Connecticut-Mathematics-Gam- ma Sigma Sigma, Young Republicans Club 3, 4, Corresponding Sec- retary, Geological Society 2, Messiah 2, 3, 4, WCMO 2, 3, 4. OSBORN, DAVID H., Avon, Connecticut-Physics-Math Club 4, Track 2, 3, WCMO 3, 4, Dcan's List 3. OTTO, DEBORAH J., Glen Head New York--Speech-Alpha Sig- ma Tau, Activities Chairman, Scholarship Chairman, Alpha Psi Omega, Dramutics Honorary 4, Gamma Sigma Sigma 4, Marcolian 2, 3, OSEA 4, Drama 2, 3, 4, Sociology Club 1, Spanish Club 1, Canterbury Club 1, Messiah 1, 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. OVERPECK, ANDREW C., III, Charleston, West Virginia-Petrm leum-Alpha Tau Omega, Epsilon Delta Tau 3, 4, President 4, AIME 2, 3, 4, NCAA Basketball Statistician 1, 2, 3, 4, WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, Tape Director 2, Chiel' Announcer 2, News and Sports Director 3. OYSTER, JERRY L., Marietta, Ohio-Spanish-Chi Omega, Recom- mendations Chairman, Personnel Chairman, Sigma Delta Pi, Vice President 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 3, French Club 3, Messiah 3, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Home Economics Club 2. PADGET, S. YANCEY, Tully, New York-Psychology-Chi Delta Phi 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3. PAINTER, GEORGE M., III, Narberth, Pennsylvania-History- Alpha Tau Omega, Usher, Sentinel, Float Chairman, Pi Kappa Dedta, Crew 1, Intramurals, Riverman 3, Changing Tymes 4, Mes- sia i. PALMER, WILLIAM D., West Hartford, Connecticut-Economics- Delta Upsilon, Float Chairman, Corresponding Secretary, Economics Club, Singers, Track 2, Crew 3, 4. PARKER, HOWARD K., Syracuse, Ohio-Petroleum- Alpha Sigma Phi, Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 3. PEACE, DAVID C., Jamison, Pennsylvania-History-Delta Upsi- lon, Economics Club 3, Marketing Club 3, Manager of Football 1, 2, Intramurals 3, 4. PENNYCOOK, MARY E., Freedom, Pennsylvania--Biology-Alpha Gamma Delta, Recording Secretary, Song Leader, Panliellenic Dele- gate, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Dearfs List 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Panhellcnic Council 4, Secretary, Band. PETRIE, BARBARA L., Hingham, Massachusetts-Biology-Alpha Sigma Tau, Standards, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 3, Secretary 4, Marcolian 1, Dean's List 1, 3, 4, Dormitory Counselor 4, Messiah 1, 3, 4, Plays 1, 3. POTOFF, MORTON J., West Hartford, Connecticut-Economics- Tau Epsilon Phi, President, Board of Governors, Rush Chairman, Inter Fraternity Council, House Manager, Marcolian 2, 3, 4, Bran- deis Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity M Club, Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Chairman 4-, RACE, CARLENE, Roanoke, Virginia-Sociology-Alpha Sigma Tau, Historian, Scholarship Chairman, President, Philosophy Club 2, Sociology Club 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 3. RAKE, FRED M., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration-Var sity M Club 2, 3, 4, Gold 2, 3, 4. RANDOLPH, LEONARD M., Washington, D. C.-Biology-Alpha Sigma Phi, Prudential Committee 3, Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Varsity 'M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4, German Club 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. REEVES, PETER H., Wayne, Pennsylvania-Business Administra- tion-Alpha Tau Omega, Marcolian 2, Mariettana 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, Economics Club 1, 2, Crew 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Marietta Rowing Association 1, 2, 4. REIGELMAN, JANE L., Washington, D.C.-Religion-Sigma Kap- pa, Activities Chairman 3, Home Economics Club 2, 3, Sociology Club 2, 3, WAA 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 2. REINKE, WILLIAM C., St. Louis, Missouri-Chemistry-American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, Chess 1, 2. REYNOLDS, MARY M., Levittown, Pennsylvania-English-Phi Alpha Theta 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Marcolian 2, 3, Assistant Copy Editor 4, Independent Student Association 1, OSEA 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2, Student Senate 3. REYNOLDS SANDRA L., La Place, Louisiana-Art-Sigma Sigma Sigma. RILEY, MICHAEL D., New Carlisle, Ohio-Music-Singers 2, 3, Messiah 2, 3, Marcolian 1, Dean's List 3, 4. ROCHESTER, DAVID A., Summit, New Jersey-Petroleum-Alpha Sigma Phi, Float Chairman 3, Steward 3, Economics Club 3, 4, AIME 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Track 2, Intramurals 1, 3. RODGERS, SANDRA R., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-English-Sigma Kappa, Social Chairman, Panhellenic Representative, President, Mar- cohan 1, Dean's List 2, 3. ROETTINGER, ALWYNE J., Lake Ronkonkoma, New York- Mathematics-Sigma Kappa, Vice President, Math Club, WAA 2, 3, 4, lime Club, 4, OSEA 3. RODRIGUEZ, M. EDIBERTO, Woodbridge, New Jersey-History -Lambda Chi Alpha, High Epsilon, Sigma Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 3, Newman Club 1, 4, Intramurals, Cheerleader 2, 3. ROULEOU, MARILYN J., South Grafton, Massachusetts-Sociology -Sigma Sigma Sigma, Dean's List. RUI-IE, THOMAS C., Duquesne, Pennsylvania-Chemistry-Ameri can Chemical Society, Vice President 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3. RUPP, MARY J., Marietta, Ohio-Home Economics-Chi Omega, Home Economics Club 2, 4, OSEA 1, 2, 4, Sociology Club 2, Mes- siah 1, 2, 4, College Symphonette 2, 4. RUTH, HAROLD J., Marion, Ohio-Mathematics-Alpha Sigma Phi, Song Leader, German Club 4, Spanish Club 3, Math Club 4, Football 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2. SAMUELSON, JANET A., Hingham, Massachusetts-Music-Sigma Sigma Sigma, Rush Chairman, Panhellenic Council, Marcolian 1, 2, Messiall 2, 3, Elijah 3. - SANTORO, ROBERT J., Trumbull, Connecticut-Spanish-Alpha Tau Omega, French Club 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Russian Club 3, 4, Intramural Football, Dean's List 3, 4. SAULE, EDWARD J., Lakewood, Ohio-Economics-Alpha Sigma Phi, Recording Secretary 3, Economics Club 3, 4, WCMO 3, Var- sity M', Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 1, 2. SAYOVITZ, MICHAEL M., New York City, New York-Biology- Tau Kappa Epsilon, President, Vice President, Rush Charman, Pledge Trainer, Political Chairman, House Manager, Inter-Fraternity Council 3. SCHAEFER, JAMES A., New Martinsville, West Virginia-Mathe- matics--Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Math Club 2, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Historian 3, Corresponding Secretary 4, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 3, 4. SCHMIDT, CHRISTOPHER O., VVaukegan, Illinois-Physics- Alpha Tau Omega, Intramurals, Band 1, Riverman 2, 3, Changing Times 4, Dean's List 1. SECKER, JOHN K., Rochester, New York-Mathematics-Alpha Tau Omega, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, Vice- President, Assistant Treasurer, Chairman of Executive Committee, German Club 4, Who's Who, Math Club 4, Economics Club 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Resident Assistant 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 4, Inter- Fraternity Council 3, Student Faculty Committee 2, President of Sophomore Class, Student Senate 2, 3. 51573 SHAW, DAVID A., Pittsfield, Illinois-Chemistry-Alpha Tau Omega, CSC 1, 2, 3, 4, American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, Varsity M Club 3, 4, Marietta Rowing Association 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 3, 4, Economics Club 1, 2, Sociology Club 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Crew 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, Elijah 1, 2, Dean's List 1, 4. SHUMWEY, DAVID G., Minford, Ohio-Mathematics-Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Mathematics Club 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. SIDINGER, EDWARD C., Marietta, Ohio-Business Administration -Alpha Tau Omega, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 3, 4. SIEGEL, DAVID L., Far Rockaway, New York-History-Tau Ep- silon Phi, Treasurer, Social Chairman 3, Steward 4, Board of Gover- nors 3, Scholarship Chairman 2, Athletic Chairman 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Marcolian 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. SIPPLE, JOHN L., Bainbridge, New York-Mathematics-Alpha Sigma Phi, Varsity M Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Treasurer, Dean's List 1, 3. SMITH, DIANNE T., East Long Meadow, Massachusetts-English Russian Honorary 4, Marcolian 2, Pulse, Exchange Editor 3, Busi- ness Manager 4, Russian Club 1, 2, 3, OSEA 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. SNODGRASS, CHARLES W., Marietta, Ohio-History-Delta Up- silon, Pi Kappa Delta, Marcolian Photographer 1, Deanis List 1, 3, 4. SNOW, PHILLIP D., Lexington, Massachusetts-Geology-Geo graphical Society 1, Vice President 2, President 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 3. SOLTESZ, JAMES A., Menton, Ohio-Economics-Delta Upsilon, Varsity M Club 3, 4, Football 1, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. STACKER, CAROLE, Sturgis, Michigan-English-Chi Omega, Pledge Trainer 3, President 4, Pi Gamma Omicron 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4, Marcolian 1, OSEA 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Intramurals, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. STEARNS, GERRY P., Franklin, Pennsylvania-Biology-Chi Omega, Vice President 3, Panhellenic Representative 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Epsilon Delta Pi 3, 4, German Club 2, Forestry Club 2, WAA 1, WCMO 1, 2, 3, 4, American Chemical Society 3, Judicial Council 4, Biology Laboratory Assistant 4, Messiah 1, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. STENBERG, JANE A., Fairfield, Connecticut-Biology-Chi Omega, Student Senate 3, 4, Beta Beta Beta 3, 4, Marcolian 3, Spanish Club 1, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, WCMO 1, Biology Laboratory Assistant 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, STIRRUP, WILLIAM D., Westport, Connecticut-Business Adminis- tnation-Alpha Sigma Phi, Rush Chairman, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain 3, Economics Club 2, 3, Varsity M Club. STRAUGHN, PATRICIA, Westminister, Maryland-Speech-Sigma Kappa, Corresponding Secretary, Assistant Treasurer, Queen Cam- paign Chairman, Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Epsilon Delta Pi 4, Vice President, Marcolian 1, Home Economics Club 1, 2, OSEA 3, 4, Messiah 2, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 2. SULLIVAN, CAROLYN E., Burnt Hills, New York-Mathematics- Kappa Mu Epsilon 2, 3, 4, Intaglio 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Who's 'Who 4, Young Republicans Club 3, 4, OSEA 3, 4, Math Club 4, Intramurals 2, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Senate 2, 3, ISA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, President 3, House President 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. SWEET, HONORA, Lakewood, Ohio-English-Newman Club 1, Geological Society 1, 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Society of Cinema Classics 3, Secretary 4, WCMO 3, 4, Young Republicans Club 3, Secretary 4, OSEA 4, Gamma Sigma Sigma 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3. TAYLOR, RICHARD H., Pompton Lakes, New Jersey-History- Ornicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Independent Student As- sociation 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Recording Secretary and Historian, President 4, Singers 2, 3, 4, Congregational Student's Fellowship 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Young Republicans Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Student Senate 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Dean's List 3, Mes- siah 1, 2, 3, Elijah 3, Student Memorial Grant 4. THACKWELL, WILLIAM JR., Massillon, Ohio-History-Lambda Chi Alpha, Pledge Trainer 3, Ritualist 4, General Assembly Dele- gate 4, Economics Club 4, Crew 1, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. THAYER, MARCIA L., Rochester, New York-Sociology-Alpha Sigma Tau, Pledge Trainer, Vice President, Marcolian 1, 2, Soci- ology 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 2, Dean's List 3, 4. THOMAS, LARRY E., Butler, Pennsylvania-Petroleum-Pi Epsilon Tau 4, AIME 2, 3, 4, Crew 1, Dean's List 2. 51583 THOMAS, LUCY E., Greencastle, Indiana-English-Alpha Xi Delta Pledge 1, 2, Sociology Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Philosophy Club 3, Messiah 1. THOMPSON, EDITH A., Waldwick, New Jersey-Business Ad- ministration-Marcolian 2, Home Economics 2. THOMPSON, PAMELA E., Chicago, Illinois-Biology- THORNE, PATRICIA L., Orlando, Florida-English-Society of Cinema Classics 3, 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, OSEA 3, 4, Soci- ology Club 4, Dean's List 3, 4. TROTTNOW, MARGARET E., Bethel Park, Pennsylvania-English -Sigma Kappa, Registrar-Historian, Sociology Club 2, OSEA 4, French Club 1. TURLEY, PAMELA A., Vienna, West Virginia-Economics-Tau Pi Phi 3, Secretary 4, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Philosophy Club 3, 4, Messiah 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3. WACKER, DUANE L., Fremont, Ohio-English-Alpha Phi Omega, Historian. WAGNER, LINDA A., Cleveland Heights, Ohio-English-Chi Omega, Secretary, Neutral Committee, Sports Chairman, Pi Delta Epsilon 4, Mariettana 3, 4, Copy Editor 3, 4, French Club 1, 2, WAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2, 3, 4, Elijah 3, Dean's List 3, 4. WALP, MARY J., Marietta, Ohio-English-Chi Omega, Social Chairman, Mariettana 1, Marcolian 2, Spanish Club 2, Canterbury Club 1, WCMO 1, 2, 3. WARZOCHA, KENNETH J., Wallingford, Connecticut-Business Administration-Alpha Sigma Phi, House Manager, Rush Chairman, Social Chairman, Newman Club, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1. WEBBER, WALTER E., Sanderstown, Rhode Island-History- Alpha Tau Omega, President 2, Campaign Chairman 2, 3, Scholar- ship Chairman 2, Omicron Delta Kappa 3, 4, President 4, Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Marcolian 2, 3, Economics Club 2, Inter Fraternity Council 2, 3, Dcanis List 1, Freshman Class President, Junior Class Vice President, Student Senate 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Student Faculty Committee 1. WEHGER, SUSAN E., Trumbull, Connecticut-Biology-Gamma Sigma Sigma, Beta Beta Beta 4, Epsilon Delta Pi 3, 4, Mariettana 2, Young Republicans Club 3, 4, Independents Women's Chorus 2, Messiah I, 2, 3, 4, WCMO 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. WHIPPLE, THOMAS W., Salamanca, New York-Mathematics- Lambda Chi Alpha, Steward, Ritualist, Scholarship Chairman, Omi- cron Delta Kappa 3, 4, Kappa Mu Epsilon 3, 4, Tau Pi Phi 3, 4, President 4, Mariettana 1, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Resident Assistant 3, 4, Who's Who 4, Statistics Laboratory Assistant 4, Kingsbury Prize 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. WILEY, SAMMY L., St. Marys, West Virginia-Petroleum-Tau Kappa Epsilon, AIME 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. WILL, LOUIS A., Homer City, Pennsylvania-Business Administra- tion-Alpha Tau Omega, House Manager, Pledge Class Treasurer, Marcolian 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Economics Club 1, 2, Track 2, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Messiah 1, 2. WILSON, JAMES R., St. Marys, West Virginia-Biology-Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, President 4, Football 1, 2, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4. WOHLFARTH, SUSAN C., Central Islip, New York-Speech-Sig ma Kappa, Pi Kappa Delta 3, 4, Alpha Psi Omega 4, Spanish Club 1, Intramurals 2, 3, Debate 3, Drama 2, 3, 4. WOODARD, HOWARD G. JR., Kenmore, New Y0rk-Biology- Alpha Phi Omega, Beta Beta Beta, Newman Club 1, 2, French Club 1, American Chemical Society 2, 3, 4, OSEA 4, Society of Cinema Classics 3, 4, Science Scholarship Fund Award 2, Dean's List 1, 3, 4. WRIGHT, GERALD B., Stratford, Connecticut-Business Adminis- tration-Lambda Chi Alpha, Rush Chairman, Marshall, Treasurer, Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Phi Omega 3, 4, Resident Assistant 4. WRIGHT, MICHAEL J., Camden, New York-Business Administra- tion--Alpha Sigma Phi, Varsity M Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Economics Club 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, All Conference Baseball 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, 4. YONKER, CHARLES F. JR., Fairfield, Connecticut-Economics- Alpha Tau Omega, Steward, Marcolian 3, WCMO 1, 3, 4, Economies Club 3, 4, Intramurals. ZALEWSKI, CHESTER J., Elizabeth, Pennsylvania-Cl1emistry- Alpha Tau Omega, Scholarship Chairman, Newman Club 1, 2, Ger- man Club 1, Intramurals, Resident Assistant 3, 4, Dcan's List 1. ,f43:'LT'.: Q, x x WIN, .. ,Ar SENKDR lJNDERCLASSMEN GREEK PORTRAITS 6, i JWJJWNMJWIMW nationally known college photographers hamilton, new york 51603 M M M .... Tastes Goooff College students are often quite critical about food, and rightly so. During these critical years. proper nutrition is essential. So are tasty meals, variety and imagination. Slater's objective is to provide wholesome food in tempting variety to the Pioneers at Marietta Col- lege and students of 128 other universities and col- le es. g Good luck, Blue and White Class of 1964. We're privileged to serve you and the other classes of Marietta. PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE - - ' cHIcAGo 5 E QV l C3 E CALIFORNIA CHICKEN CA C in oun e one Tznd llaom? J . ' 37P4h-721 l P A qeigrewesw Shu Spaghetti H336 MUN: . CHEESECAKF ' 576 STO 373 6655 ,ls ig 1 ? - .l TE'- l E -1M:l MARIETTA TOWNE MOTEL, INC. A MOTEL OF DlSTlNCTlON Wall lo Wall Carpe! - Room Telephone Service Ceramic Tile Baths - Combination Tub 8. Shower Ho! Water Heat 279 Muskingum Drive Morleila, Ohio U. S. 21 - Ohio 60 FRANCES .l. BECKER, Owner BECKER'S FLOWERS lAcross From Court Housel 309 SECOND STREET Phone 373-3887 Mufieffo, Ohio An exciting eafing experience PRIVATE PARTIES aio GREENE 51613 fl Q ff ll.. if K A F I F x V, . A x Yxxxx I , 1 'Q xp ff 4 1 ' -. N XX '-6 I gs , 4 -gs Q Viilixx ,ff X 'Q f X A af x X 4 g xx 2 E The Right Direction tor the finest in Fashions BQ12'll2i'llZ BEAGLE'S Your Friends... .lust Off Campus REGISTERED JEWELER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY T05 Putnam Street Marietta, Ohio TERI ANN'S Vicky Vaughan Gay Gibson Petti Darlene Helen Harper Exquisite Bra Queen Casual Tiger Slacks Think Fashion - Think Teri Ann's 290 Front St. JACK WINTERS CRISS CONCRETE SPECIALIZING IN READY MIXED CONCRETE Marietta and Parkersburg 1623 MAHONE TIRE SERVICE Comp,ime,,,S of YOUR GENERAL TIRE DEALER 155 Front Street Hyde Brothers Printing Co ROBERT D SMITH SAMUEL C GAINS O ner Own COMPLIMENITS OF Zlwwziiw jemelwn EVERGREEN SHADE Mom. Shopping Center and MARIETTA, OHIO DIAMONDS TELEPHONE Mr. 81 Mrs. Norm Schwartz WATCHES 374 6944 BERGEN BROTHERS, INC. 307 Third Street MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Telephone FR 3-T653 1631 COMPLIMENTS OF Alpha Gamma Delta COMPLIMENTS OF Alpha Sigma Phi COMPLIMENTS OF Alpha Sigma Tau coMPuMENTs or: Alpha Tau Omega coMPuMEN1s OF Alpha Xi Delta COMPLIMENTS or Chi Omega COMPLIMENTS or Delta Upsilon COMPLIMENTS or Lambda Chi Alpha 51643 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF Sigma Kappa Sigma Sigma Sigma coMPuMeNTs or COMPLIMENTS or Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon coMPuMENTs OF Independent Student Association Compliments of COLONIAL QUICK CLEAN COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY and RAPID DRY CLEANING 132-134 Seventh Street 51653 9 A. H. SMITH 81 SONS Ready Mixed Concrete 'S 'F0R'MEN' CLOTHIERS TO FR 3-7441 MARIETTA COLLEGE MEN MARIETTA NEWPORT Since 1876 DUDLEY FLORIST FREE PARKING 346 Third Street Flowers for All Occasions 373-4744 Kgxlcldph 45 o A 3 'Ve X il in 5 n lf. ' 9 5 34,5 I wig 92 2.4 Wiz . If 2 4 'gg-. Plano gran fier garger olo FRONTIER SHOPPING CENTER MON. 8g FRI. - 9 AM - 8 PM TUES., WED., THURS. - 9 AM - 6 PM SAT.-8AM-5PM J. WITTLIG 8: SONS JEWELERS Established 1877 208 FRONT STREET R 8. S SALES COMPANY APPLIANCES ' TELEVISION STERO THIRD 8L BUTLER STREETS MARIETTA M ARIETTA OFFICE SUPPLY 219 Second Street MARiETTA, OHIO Rambler MOTEL City Limits U.S. 60 81 21 373-5687 Compliments of UNION HARDWARE and RoBERT's Marietta's Largest GIFT sl-lov Mews 8: Boys, 221 PUTNAM STREET Store 51663 Best wishes to you in the class of 1965. America awaits your answers to the problems that face us today, your response to the challenges of the future. We at Union Carbide - your neighbors, friends, and parents - are confident you will iustify our pride in you. UNION CARBIDE UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION METALS DIVISION PLASTICS DIVISION MARIETTA, OHIO 51673 SYMBOL OF SERVICE COMPANY Serving Homes, Industries and Institutions in Ohio 1101106511150 f Gilpin ufzff half gallon haifgawmn BROUGHTON Q fi The Dairy MILK MILK With FRESH Ideas ami A nomoasmzsn mmm u ullgiglyf' Hwvvvwmfsmfs !3..u3 ' I -zr mmm:-1-:. auwmm on Magi UH . oooooo Him cocoa. ':,,,. o 9 ' O 0 '.' u Q. o HQ 51683 GAS ' E KUEHN BROTHERS IO. M. WOLFORD, Ownerl 126-28 Front Street 373-2204 SEIBERLING TIRES COMPLIMENTS or VOGUE-SWIFT CLEANERS 81 SHIRT LAUNDRY FRONTIER SHOPPING CENTER COMPLIMENTS or ARCHER AUTO PARTS INC. 211 SCAMMEL smear FR 3-0413 ASH-HANSON GREENHOUSES Cut Flowers, Potted Plants and T coRsAGEs our speciality XIX' N pride ourselves in 1. . FRESH FLOWERS Forrest Hanson maintenance at college iownerl OAK GROVE opposite BF Goodrich Plant G Q 0 4' 'Q 2 I.. Af -4 ul' 'nu-I SAY IT WITH MUSIC WILSON'S HOUSE OF MUSIC NEXT TO THE COLONY THEATER COMPLIMENTS OF THE MARIETTA SAVINGS 81 LOAN COMPANY 218 Putnam Street MARIETTA, OHIO A TRULY MODERN INN WITH A LONG TRADITION OF FRIENDLY HOSPITALITY mariella's We knfiel nn '.:'.:::.:::..1 MM. IM Mc-W1-Md, f Refreshing remembrance AUTOGRAPHS It 1 is jr 'I Ar 5 V 9? I' ,xo ? 1 x, . dlkl waz III' ,,R,.i-K 6965 I 1691 CENTURY ELECTRIC Electrical Contractors 195 FRONT ST. MARIETTA, OHIO FR 3-5276 guide at 252 Front Street COMPLIMENTS OF SILVER MOON MOTEL AND RESTAURANT ROUTES 7 and U. S. 50A See FIRST NATIONAL first for all your commercial banking needs FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN MARIETTA Marietta, Ohio Member: Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS lT'S KIGERS For Flowers F.T.D. MEMBER Zide 3 SPORT SHOP Marietta's Leading Sporting Goods Store 142 FRONT STREET - MARIETTA, OHIO Phone FRontier 3-6446 Largest Stock in Southeastern Ohio 1:11, 'mf- Award Jackets - Letters - Trophies Com Iete Stock of G m E ui ment 270 FRONT sr. FR 3-4017 P Y q P ii . Qgmwwwmwmwww El'1FlLlfI255EE , l Q -A ....... 3 , . aldut ronlmrrrml bank in a f: , marrnrat 0510 1 L J 301 Second St. - 312 Second St. MARIETTA, OHIO 51703 FRONTIER HARDWARE Frontier Shopping Center Open Every Evening 'Til 9:00 Hallmark Cards, Gifts, Paint, General Hardware SAY IT WlTH ANTONS' FLOWERS Phone 373-2217 - 204 Front sf. WE TELEG RA PH FLOWERS N Y m.4mz2 Courtesy of CYA1VAR4'I1D Marietta Plant 51711 MOTOR MART AMOCO also UNION BUS TERMINAL 217 3rd Street MARIETTA, OHIO JOHNNY'S Pizza Home Made Pies 2Oc Hot Dogs 2Oc Hamburgers Frozen Custard 81 Good THICK Milk Shakes For a winning combination FOR A WINNING FLOAT BUY ELSTON LUMBER ELSTON LUMBER CO. 309 LANCASTER STREET Roy Snediker, '50 Gen. Manager COMPLIMENTS OF INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS OF MARIETTA Marietta College purchases insurance from Independent Insurance Agents as do all discriminating buyers: MEMBERS: Barry-Haas Insurance Agency Bell, Clarence O. Insurance Agency Boord Insurance Service Flanders Brothers Fordham and Fordham Insurance Hayes Insurance Agency Schultheis Insurance Agency Heath Insurance Agency Ludington Insurance Agency R. H. Long Insurance Agency Marietta Insurance Service, Inc. Harry E. Pettit Insurance Agency Phelps Insurance Service Barengo Insurance Agency Thos. L. Schwendeman Insurance Agency M723 Compliments of MARIETTA RADIO 8. TV SUPPLY, Inc. COLE'S TIRE 8. SUPPLY, Inc. 205 Greene St. - 373-2042 Marietta's home of U. S. ROYAL TIRES Olympia Typewriters, Slide Rules Drawing Supplies - Lamps Student Supplies MARlETTA'S Complete Office Outfitters if CENTRAL g if- OFFICE SUPPILY 23I Second Street Marietta, Ohio 45750 MARIETTA FIRESTONE INC. I37 Front Street 374-51 I4 Your complete car and home headquarters Q. .- - . .-. The Marietta Daily Times keeps you abreast of history ...the moment it's made! CONGRATULATIONS . . . Class of '65 OTTO'S DEPARTMENT STORE Marietta's Downtown Shopping Center THE OHIO VALLEY CABLE CORPORATION 405 Second St., Marietta Phone 373-9451 L 1731 AUTHENTIC gel'lt0l'l HANDMADE ' 4.1 I - I I - 'HW' TVX: You are invited... to visit our factory and to shop .l 3 in our Gift Shop. Here you can . gg Y , - ft 'Z U see America's Finest Glass in K v D Color being made by hand. ,V NA Tour schedules are Monday, 2, ' Wednesday, Friday 9:00 A.M. 2 ,Q to 3:20 P.M. Tuesday, Thurs- 4 , i I 'f - - ' -y day 9:00 A.M. to azoo P.M. 'f You can shop for beautiful WY: 'dmf ' gifts and mementos in the Gift ' UQ, ' g ' shop from 9:00 to 5.00 Mon- 6 I day, Wednesday, Friday and I ff ' 1 -Q Saturday. Tuesday and Thurs- ' X In I 4 day hours are 9:00 to 9:00. 1 u We know you'll find your visit interesting. .lust cross the Ohio River Bridge to Williamstown, W. Va. and follow the signs. Qs The FENTON ART GLASS COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF W. H. HEIBY COMPANY Engineers and Contractors COMPLIMENTS OF MARIETTA METAL PRODUCTS CO. Designers Fabricators Engineers Manufacturers MARIETTA, OHIO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1965 THE AIROLITE COMPANY of MARIETTA 51743 DICKEY, Inc. d.b.a. HALL BROTHERS KITCHEN CENTER DEPENDABLE SERVICE SINCE 1920 I I4-I I 6 Greene St. Marietta, Ohio SWNGS4 A Good Place 5? to Save Your :: INSURED EQPXHUAQ. Money 1 JH -9 Q, I Q92 :!lllIl + PIONEER 1vk,,f,x'3 sAviNos s. LoAN co. 216 Putnam Street Marietta Ohio BE A REAL PIONEER! FOR FUTURE SUCCESS 8: SECURITY START YOUR SAVINGS PROGRAM SOON! 'rizbeh The Peoples Banking 8g Trust Company Marietta Bel pre Lowell Q And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come true Q - 3 , i ' ' 4' .. Q 94 - .fgwgff THE ORIGINAL Bl B 324 Pike Street MISTER BEE POTATO CHIPS 'ALP MADE IN PARKERSBURG FRESH DAILY H200 Miles Fresher ' 0 IIIIIRS 9 .l2ilI'J1. mlm '-'4 ' Phan FR-3-1461 SCR! NAT UN L 'snap an Save the ummm way' Q Q mul --lr.l. ' 6 NOW TWO FINE PHARMACIES IN MARIETTA f Qf, D If NATIIINAL DRUG FRONT, SECOND AND PHONE 373-1313 MARION STREETS MARIETTA, OHIO MOBILE PAINT STORE THE MARIETTA Piiiiliiya. COLOR srons NOW A DIVISION OF MOBIL FINISHES COMPANY, INC. Fine Finishes for Over 65 Years 2l9 Second Street Marietta, Ohio PASTIME LANES 8. GAME ROOM 209 SECOND STREET featuring Brunswick Automatic Pin Setters The WorId's Finest Phone: FR 3-0026 MURPHY'S SOUTHERN OHlO'S LEADING SUPPER CLUB ll5 Greene Street Bob Bingler Ford, Inc. John H. Weihl Matlock Motors, Inc. Summers Motor Sales, Inc. Williamson Chevrolet Co- MARIETTA AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION 1761 ION THE BANKS OF THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER , - I Ei ' - -egg-, . 3 .gs ssl ' ii ae- ,ii pi ,WE E J S M!-y,,.2f'1 , V . , F5 Bs' sa rf-4-,,. A ee - GB! , vet ,W .,e.,.4w eeeQQ?weeeereeerseH iWmwwww'Qfrgfei8 6 S 'ii .,.r.5w., -Mg5:,m::- - MARIETTA, OHIO 45750 Phone 614-373-5522 TWX 614-374-5712 S. DURWARD HOAG, Preriderzt and Mamzger This hotel caters to the discerning and discriminating business executive and visitors coming to Marietta because of MARIETTA COLLEGE. Every convenience and luxury has been provided in modern Guest Rooms and in the GUN ROOM you will find BETTER FOOD and SERVICE very much to your liking. Many little EXTRAS and conveniences including SPACIOUS FREE PARKING facilities will make your stay memorable and enioyable. 51773 S avr- Frontier Hardware Big Bear Frontier Bake Shop Stepp's Beauty Shop Vogue-Swift Cleaners Gallaher Drug Store Jenny Lynn Fashions Frontier Barber Shop Norge Village Laundry F. W. Woolworth Frontier Jewelers P 8. Q Shoe Store Williams Used Car Center Pet Shoppe Q70 COMPLIMENTS or is W DouDNA 8. MCCLURE 284 FRONT STREET FUNERAL DIRECTORS Gifts of Distinction AMBULANCE SERWCE For All Occasions Marietta, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF COMP'-IMENTS QF Momeomsmr wARo aco. NEW SYSTEM BAKERY FR 4-7461 107 Putnam I MARIETTA, OHIO 51783 Hne Printing Getting Right T 0 The Point We are proud of being one of the top producers of quality lithography and printing in this area. That's why we have taken infinite care to do our part in making this Annual comparable only with the best. So remember, for black and white or full color . . . Richardson Printing Corporation ' Marietta, Ohio 1:1791 editors note The i965 Marieltana had, as usual, the fairly obvious task of recording the year, but this is a surface task. When trying to put the whole thing into some tangible record, it defies you. lt served as an activity for some, as a burden for others, many never gave it a thought because it would be ready when they were. It doesn't have a series of accomplishments, and if it did, they wouldn't be of interest. lt had a sort of responsibility to the student body, the advisor, the editors, and the ad- ministration, but they will all disagree about what it was and whether or not it filled it. Probably its greatest responsibility was to the College, not people alone, but an entity that is more a thought or feeling that can't really be pictured or written about. Many people influenced the book and much of it was conceived in places other than the office and by people other than the staff. Some of it was inspired by the iazz rhythms echoing from the music room down the hall and by the shattering noise of the 9:50 library crowd iamming into the Pit. The constant clattering of the typewriters from the Marcolian office was an encouragement and a reminder to keep working to meet those deadlines. Some of the ideas incorporated first appeared as dreams, while studying, or in class, but the end product was different from the original idea. lt had been shaped by the College and was changed. And when l965 is iust a number and this book is dust covered on the shelf, perhaps the pages may be remembered and bring to mind the student who knew so very much . . . who worked . . . who played . . . and lived this year, and maybe it will recall another world . . . a world apart . . the College. the mariettana yearbook of marietta college marietta, ohio Editor-in-Chief --- --- Paulette Higginbotham Business Manager -- ...... Robert Jackson Assistant Editor -- .... Sally Bodwell Art Editor .......... --- Dorothy Eldridge Organizations Editor --- .... Leah Wright Copy Editor ....... -- Linda Wagner Faculty Editor ..... --- LaRue Scala Photography Editor -- .... Nan Partrick Senior Editor ..... .... M arion Bowers Sports Editor ..... .... B urke Barker Underclass Editor -- -- Linda Giacomini Honoraries Editor -- ......... -- Charry Wheeler Head Typist ............................................ Sandra Ulrichs Business Staff: .... Richard Heckert, Salli Zimmerman, Phil Schmidt, Stahr Pateman, Kathryn Kadesch. Editorial Staff: .... Diane James, Bill Dawson, Steve Goldsmith, Carol Kubicek, Judy Merritt, Carlee Miller, Sue Moore, Susanne Ferimer, Bonnie Winters, Susan Kaminski, Christine Arigoni, Ann Fraser, William Edwards, Donna Hunt, Val Voorhees, Crystal Deskete, Lynn Jewett, Laurie Hussmer, Nancy Mabin, Mary Norton, Diana Whitsit, Pam Moroney, Grace Rizzoto, Scotty Brown, Sue Bendt, Adrienne Valenik, .layne Anderson, Barbara Weston, Diane Weber, Claudia Youhouse, Pam Patton, Cheryl Starkweather, Mariorie Nilson, Barbara Kopp, Pat Moore, Lynn Gillison, Lee Westerman, Peggy Kleiman, Karen Brown, Bernice Ribler, Linda Pipoly, Barbara Ely, Ellen Graves, Richard Johnson, Dee Hageri- riter, Sara Dunbar, .ludy Kiely, Ruth Tucker, Sally Hickernell, Gale Reok, Marge Luening. 51803 a1.L,,,- 21, ,, WR 6 F' Q, f- ,, 4.5 72 ,. ,M -AL ,U- ? s, p ii 'T if .9 .3 -1 .4 fa H+! . 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