Monticello College - Echo Yearbook (Godfrey, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1967 volume:

nri nt 2 m Jfnmt Campus wm We proudly dedicate our yearbook to a most distinguished alumna, whose loyalty and deep affection for Monticello can only be interpreted in terms of its present strength and future growth. As a member and chairman of the Board of Trustees, as Acting President from June until September of 1966, as friend and benefactor, you have given Monticello leadership and inspiration. Hatheway Hall, a living memorial to your mother, Mrs. Norah Dell Hatheway Whitney, given by you and Mr. Olin is the pride of our campus. In appreciation of the love and devotion you have given Monticello, we dedicate to you the 1967 Echo, Mrs. Spencer T. Olin. 7 Monticello means more to its students than simply a collection of classrooms dominated by teachers and encompassed by walls. It means more than the names Caldwell, Haskell, Hathe-way, Baldwin, or Alden singly or together. It is more than a composite of maturity and youth, blended into gracious traditions and energetic progress. It is what is past, present, future. It is unique. It is all times. This intangible timelessness is what we are attempting to define in the 1967 Echo. 8 i 9 I ■ -■ r. ,1.— 10 (table nf (fomtent Aimtimstrattmi jfarultu :$enin r« Jfri’ehmi'n GDrijamsatimts ArtUutti's 11 x.lrt tu.I j.,U VT,H,AS.yfVv V -VN, n.� .u ---—. ...............•__________________________________________ BalbUiin CLnUter - - Afrmimstrattmt anti 19 TT itlrs. Hlargm'rite :§ hi'Unnan Tli'cin OH ;§ tuitcnte liliee tCintia SSrnUnt Assistant Bean OH :§ tuiU'nts 24 j Hlr. Sinhert Hlartin Birertnr nf Abmissuw Hlr. Sami's SJire 5u'tji«trar anil (ilutratinnal (Jaumsi'lnr 25 ■ — r.- a r:r.n.i irv.-.rrrr- .. u, .;n5tr a ii . 21 e st bent B irocfnr«s i 1 Sandy Stahl, assistant; Miss Bobber Mac)-, Caldwell Resident Director; Miss Carilee Hogan, Haskell R.D.; Miss Bunny Talley, Baldwin R.D. J LINDA HEIL A. A., Monticcllo College B. A., University of Florida Instructor, English HELEN CHRISTOE Ph.B., Shurtleff College M.A., University of Wisconsin Instructor, English WILLIAM C. GARDNER B.A., Washington and Jefferson M.S., Kansas State University Assist. Prof., English, Acting Chairman EMALOU LANDON (fnglieh HENRY P. GERSMAN B.A., U. of Cincinnati M.A., U. of Colorado Instructor, English B.Mus., M.A., Kansas State College HERBERT WOODBURY A.B.. Harvard University M.A., Washington University Professor, English and !• rent'll jforetgn ibtnijuaxjes DARINKA ARANDJELOVIC B.A., University of Skoplje, Yugoslavia University of Vienna Instructor, German ROSA ECHEVARRIA B.A., B.S., Institute de Segunda Ensenasa Doctor in Laws, U. of Havana, Cuba Assist. Prof., Spanish RICHARD CHADWICK Diploma, Indiana University Southern Illinois University Instructor, Russian JOHN PAUL COOKE A.B.. A.M., Ph.D.. U. of Illinois Professor. Spanish 29 GLORIA SHUT B.S., University of Illinois Instructor, French, Acting Chairman HANNIBAL ALKAS B.F.A., M.F.A. School of the Art Institute of Chicago Instructor, Art SUZANNF BERGMAN A.B., Mt. St. Scholastica College A.M., St. Louis University Asst. Prof., Speech and Drama LJUBICA VIDIC B.A. Zemun College, Yugoslavia Adv. Diploma, Pedagogical College, Belgrad Mi A. St. Louis University Instructor, French Arts HILL IS ARNOLD B.A., University of Minnesota Minnesota School of Arts Professor, Sculpture and Ceramics PRUDENCE BUSSEY Mus. B., Oberlin College Asst. Prof., Music and Choral Director MARY GRIESELL B.A., M.F.A., Southern Illinois U. Assist. Prof., Art MICHAEL NOLAN B.A. St. Ambrose College Instructor, Speech and Drama Technical Theatre Director MICHAEL KURKJIAN B.Mus., Washington University M.Mus., University of Illinois Assist. Prof., Music, Pianist in Residence JAMES MURPHY B.S., Western Illinois U. M.A., U. of Montana Instructor, Speech and Drama ROBERT OLDHAM Mus., Mus.M., Yale University M.A., Ed.D., Columbia University Prof., Music, Chairman, Fine Arts DIANE SHELTON A.B., Illinois College Instructor, Speech r.7- ..,t :£ ELIZABF.TH HUNTER B.S. in Ed., Kansas State Teacher's College Instructor, Physical Education BETTY PARS Monticello Coll. Instructor, Dance CELIA HUTTON B.A., S.I.U., M.S., Indiana State Chairman and Asst. Prof., Phys. Education GUSTAVO MARTINEZ B.Ph., Military Academy of Colombia, South America Instructor, Equitation JJltustretl (iTutratuu1 — VIRGINIA THORNTON 13.S., Southern Illinois University Instructor, Phys. Ed. r f LOUIS N. HEIDER B.S., Southeast Missouri College M.S., University of Illinois Assoc. Prof., Chemistry (PHYS. ED. CONT.) Science Hath PETER CHACHARONIS B.A., Marshall Coll. M.A., Ph.D., Ohio U. Assoc. Prof., Biology Chairman DUANE RANDALL A.B., A.M., U. of Missouri Assist. Prof., Geology ERNEST PHILLIPS B.A., Western State College of Colorado M.A., Colorado State College Instructor, Biology and Chemistry JAMES W. RICH B.S., M.S., U. of Illinois Instructor, Math aiul Physics (SCIENCE. MATH CONT.) EVELYN TRENNT B.A.. Mun. U. of Omaha A.M.. U. of Illinois Assoc. Prof., Math turret I S'rienn' CORTI.EY H. BURROUGHS (Reverend) B.S., Tennessee Polytechnic Univ. B.D., Vanderbilt University Instructor, Religion EARL H. DAWES B.Ed., Southern Illinois U. M.A. in Ed., Washington U. Asst. Prof., Sociology 34 ;— —;—: BETTY JEAN DRAYER B.S., M.S., Kansas State University Assoc. Prof., U.S. History MONTGOMERY JESSUP B.A., Wichita State University Instructor and Acting Chairman of Social Sciences [ JOE. E. HOLCOMB A. A., Springfield Junior College B. S., M.S., Illinois State University Instructor, Psychology MARGARET A. MARLOW V.S., M.A., Kent State Assoc. Prof., European History 35 r Miss Margaret Marlow Advisor to Senior Class 4WM President—Lynn Mclnturff Vice President—M. Henkel Secretary —Courtney Jones Treasurer—Dorothy Blake ' DOROTHY BLAKE Florissant. Missouri Be not careless in deeds, nor confused in words, nor rambling in thought.” ANN BOAL Winnetka, Illinois Let’s be red with mirth.” CAROLYN BREYFOGLE Alton, Illinois 'The woman whose heart is content.1 MELINDA BOYD Wyoming, Ohio ”1 sought them in a secret cave and asked if peace were there.” rv CATHI-KINIi BRONSON Akron, Ohio To fill the hour—that is happiness.” RHBnCCA BURNF TTH Knoxville, Tennessee As merry as a cricket.” CYNTHIA BURRIS Indianapolis, Indiana Learn true joy and you will meet God.” CAROL COSTELLO Dallas, Texas PHYLLIS JEAN CRAWFORD ELIZABETH CREED Dallas, Texas Port Washington, New York All men have the same share of happiness.” We are never so happy, nor so unhappy. as we think we arc. The soul’s superior instants occur to her alone.” LINDA KAY CURLE Memphis, Tennessee Love is ever the beginning of know! edge, as fire is of light. 46 JOAN V. CURRY Tuscaloosa, Alabama MARY KATHI.RINi: IMPCX .NY Bowling Green. Ohio KATHKRINI: DAVIS Naslivilk . Tennessee The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one does. Art iloes not seek to describe, but to enact. Nothing is pleasant which is not special with variety. | i 47 KATHRYN DOHP.RTY Park Ridge, 111. It matters not how long you live, but how well.” CONSTANCE DORMAN Omaha, Nebraska A vital glow.” DENISE EARLEY Flemington, New Jersey We sat upon the beach of love among Picasso mandolins struck full of sand.” JOHANNA ERLENBACH Evanston, Illinois There is a certain dignity of manner absolutely necessary, to make even the most valuable character either respected or respectable.” EMILY FENN Toil City, Indiana Above all flowers, I find the daisy dear.” PEGGY FINEGOLD Denver, Colorado Come and see my shining palace built upon the sand.” ELIZABETH FINLAY Birmingham, Michigan Enthusiasm is a telescope that yanks the misty, distant future into the radiant tangible present. MARTHA FOLEY Superior, Wisconsin A truly great man does not slacken in carrying out what he has begun.” ALISON GABEL Pittsford, New York BARBARA GARDA Old Brookvillc, L.I.. New York DOROTHY GERMAIN Blytheville, Arkansas The artist doesn't see things as they are, hut as he is.” The opinion of the strongest is always best. Let gentleness my strong enforcement be.” NANCY GLICK Columbus, Ohio To be able to look back upon one’s past life with satisfaction is to live twice. CAROLYN FRANCES HAHN Rochester, New York A man of letters, and of manners too!” SUSAN JANE HENESEY Alton, Illinois Cheerfulness is an offshoot of goodness and wisdom.” MARGARET HENKEL Dayton, Ohio Music is well said to be the speech of angels.” fr NANCY BILLIE HERMAN Columbus, Ohio Good actions enable us, and we are the sons of our own deeds.” j 51 KATHLEEN ANN HRIBAR Jeannette, Pa. A stately beauty.” ELLEN JAMIESON Lconia, New Jersey Afraid? Of whom am I afraid ? COURTENAY JONES Washington, D.C. Try to remember that time in September, when days were short and dreams were mellow.” JANICE JOLLEY Omaha, Nebraska As merry as the day is long.” DIANE ROBERTS KAISER Louisville, Ky. Life is far too important a thing ever to talk seriously about.” JACQUELINE KAUFMANN Great Neck, N.Y. A little nonsense now and then is cherished by the wisest men.” MARY JOAN KERSH Montgomery, Alabama Will and intellect arc one in the same thing.” I-------------------- JOAN ELSIE KAUFMANN Lexington, Mass. My life has been the poem I would have written. NANCY ANN KLARER Fairborn, Ohio Everywhere in life, the true question is, not what we gain, but what we do.” KATHLEEN SUZANNE LANE Springfield, Pa. Joy is not in things; it is in us.” ELIZABETH ANN LEACH Bloomington, 111. This poem drooping shy and unseen that I always carry, and that all men carry.” CHERYL LYNNE LEES Berea, Ohio Nobody, not even the rain, has such small hands.” M. ANN LIGGETT Cincinnati, Ohio Good nature is the most precious gift of heaven.” MARILYN JEAN McCANN Waverly, Ohio Full of vim, vigor and vitality. eugenia McDonald Galveston, Texas A mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men one.” 55 LYNN McINTURFF Okmulgee, Oklahoma And then, if we arc tme to plan, our statues touch the sky.” JUDITH HARWELL MACK New Haven, Conn. My candle burns at both ends, but ah, what a lovely light it makes. ABIGAIL MARSH Lakewood, Colorado God and all the attributes of God arc eternal.” SUSAN MACKIE Houston, Texas I will touch a hundred flowers and not pick one.” PATRICIA ANNE MILLER Cincinnati, Ohio When you do dance, I wish you a wave o’ the sea that you might ever do nothing but that.” ! ! I PARVANEH MOATAMEDI St. Louis, Mo. The great mind knows the power of gentleness.” MARTHA MORIN Rochester, New York And something more than melody dwells ever in her words.” JUDY JEAN MOHRMANN Buzzard’s Bay, Mass. Cares are dispelled when she appears.” A KATHLEEN ANN MORRIS Colorado Springs, Col. SUSAN RAGNHILDE MORRIS Westport, Connecticut. TINA JEAN MOURNE Denver, Colorado Great art is the expression of a pufe soul.” How sad, bad and mad it was-But then how sweet it was.” On with the dance! Let joy be unconfined. JANE MULVILL Alton, Illinois Not much talk—a great sweet silence.” 58 NOREEN SERAN NEPOLA Darien, Connecticut FRANCIS HILL NORMAN Hinsdale, Illinois PATTY JANE O'BRIEN Rochester, New York ‘'The secret of success is constancy of purpose.” When my cue comes, call me, and The path cannot be lonely.’ I will answer.” NANCY PEACE OTTER Philadelphia, Pa. A body of water occupying two-thirds of a world made for man— who has no gills.” JENNIFER PALMER Niagara Falls, N.Y. Secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster.” ELIZABETH PARS Alton, Illinois The glorv that was Greece.' id .Mi tarrimrn BEVERLY DEAN PERKINS Chesterfield, Mo. The good and the wise lead quiet lives. LOIS ELIZABETH POINIER Ann Arbor, Mich. She dares all that becomes a women. VIVIAN ALICE POLLARD Peninsula, Ohio GRACE POND Scotch Plains, N.J, Love and light cannot be hid.' ROWENA RI-DLICH Jerseyvillc, 111. I would help others out of a fellow-feeling ' MARY ELAINE REIMLER St. Louis, Missouri Goodness is the only investment that never fails. TRUDY I.ANE REULAND ADRIENNE RIDEY ROBERTA NAN ROBERTSON Sheboygan, Wis. Waves of screner life pass over us from time to time like flakes of sunlight over the fields in cloudy weather. Dayton, Ohio Live as though life was earnest, and life will be so. Greenwich, Conn. The best things come in packages. JANE THOMPSON ROOCH Cincinnati, Ohio The smile that you send out returns to you.” B KATHRYN HARRIET ROPE;R North Miami, Florida A girl with a radiant smile. JANICE LYNN RYDZIK McMu rray, Pc n n sy 1 va n i a Liberty of thought is in the life of the soul.” SANDRA HAZEN SCOTT Scottsdale, Arizona Our life is fettered away by de tail ... simplify, simplify. ■rtUifEiv LESLIE CAROL SIMMONS North Tarrytown, N.Y. Thou carcst for growth and life.” CAROL DALE SHIPPEY Belleville, 111. To find oneself is man’s greatest glory.” HELENE SIGMAN Highland Park, III. Be thou familiar, but by no means vulgar. 64 KATHIE LEE SIMPSON East Alton, Illinois SHARON SUE SMITH Bloomfield Hills, Mich. You have not fulfilled every duty, unless you have fulfilled that of being pleasant.” BETTE LOU SPENCER Waterloo, Iowa Dreams do come true, if we only wish hard enough. LYNN SNOKE Little Silver, N.J. There never was a saint with red hair.” .ri-t.uj.MA'-- c r.: ALEXANDRA E. STAHL Princeton, New Jersey Life is not living it, but knowing how to live it.” LINDA JANE STARK Pittsford, New York SHARON MARIE STEFFEN Webster, New York ”It is not my nature to join in hating, only in loving. We are such stuff as dreams arc-made of.” SUSAN JEANNE STEWART Chillicothc, Ohio The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known.” i 66 j PHYLLIS ELAINE TAYLOR Nashville, Tenn. Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves?” BONNIE ANN STOLER Rochester, New York But the next-door dog is the next-door dog, and mine—is mine!” MARY DEBORAH STONE Auburn, Mass. Calm as a slumbering babe, tremendous ocean lay.” LINDA SARDENT STULGIS Andover, Mass. The glass of fashion mold of form.” MARY THOMPSON Chesterfield, Mo. Saddle your dreams before you ride them. PHILLIPA THOMSON Godfrey, Illinois I live and love in God’s peculiar light. CATHY VAN VOLKF.NBURG E. St. Louis, Mo. By nature wise. SUSAN TRENDELL Rochester, New York Love—what a volume in a word, an ocean in a tear.” SALLY VINCENT Hudson, Ohio God respects me when I work, but he loves me when I sing. SHARON ANN WALLACE Grossc Pointc Woods, Michigan The intricate lovely play of sense.” PENELOPE WALLIS White Fish Bay, Wisconsin A good style must have an air of novelty, at the same time concealing it’s art. KARLA VERDEI.LO WEIK Battle Creek, Michigan Tiger, tiger burning bright in the forest of the night. DIANA MARIE WELCH Bunker Hill, Illinois Be not the slave of words.” KAREN ELAINE WHITE Berwyn, Pa. She keeps her thought to herself and goes serenely on her way.” VIRGINIA WHITLOCK Itasca, Illinois A silent address is the genuine eloquence of sincerity.” BARBARA ANNE WILSON Hudson, Ohio “My love must he as free as is the eagle’s wing. 70 I GAYLE ANNE WYROCK Crosse Pointe Shores, Michigan There isn't a train I wouldn't take, no matter where it is going. MARGORY ZOCKHAUSER Buffalo, New York A laugh is worth one hundred groans in any market. '{ !i 71 73 i r'. OFFICERS: President—Leigh Shepard Vice President—Billie Palmer Secretary—Vicki Vosburgh 1 reast rer—Cathy Hammond President 2nd semester—Jane Dalby 78 I 80 81 83 86 Verna Jo Dickson Donna Dotson P J Raulinc l'ensterman Marcia Mowers 94 j winujiUJ-UvgssLx. Nancy Metzenbaum Patti Meyer Mary Marshall Sandra Martin Sandra Mchl Marjorie Merritt Jannine Kimbell Smith Susan L. Stanton ft 102 Holcnc L. Stauffer Lynn Stcinbaum Jan Elizabeth Stuart Susan B. Stubbs =aCbC 3MS Dian Kaye Stevanov Joyce Pauline Stow 103 Louise Ann Sulim Diane Taylor Georganne Thomas Kathi Thompson Susan Lynn Traa Collette Turk 104 105 I 106 rrrr-t :S’tuinmt Cmtnctl i Pic side tit Vice President Secretary Treasurer . . . T Joan Joan Denise fj. Linda K. VanVolkcnburg, C. Hahn S. Settlemire, D. Stone, S. Bennett, V. J. Dickson, N. Ncpola, L. Stulgis J. Kcrsh, J-D. Farley, K. Dougherty, I. Margolis, Mclnturff L. Shepard, L. Curie, J. Young, M. Quinn, H. Stauffer, J. Jolley, Showman, N. Herman, A. Carpenter, B. Hansford, J. Mohrmann, P. Wallis Menhir $. Stahl, J. Palmer, P. Wallis, A. Carpenter, J. Jolley N. Klarer, N. Heman, J. Morrmann, S. Settlemirc, S. Bennett, D. Stone, L. Stulgis, K. Davis, L. Snooke, K. VanVolkenburg. V. Pollard, L. Curie J. Erlenbach, K. Dougherty, D. Germain, C. Burris, D. Farley, N. Otter I Araiuuntr itiomu 2$uartt i I 14 -IT _ Uncial Ifnmir Staarb iffUi. !■ . HIjSO) (fcilnni’t Phsiifi nt ................ Phillipa Vice Presidents.................... Secretary ...................... A. Treasurer ...................... P. Thomfl N. Gltf S. StoM Carped Cr.iwfo Left to right—T ns l lion: P. linegold, A. Boa I, S. Stahl, P. Crawford, P. Thomson, S. Abowitz, A. Marsh; Second R°u'.u Click. A. Carpenter, Miss Brown, C. Jones, K. Morris, S. Davisson, Mr. Martinez Missing: J. Adair, B. Stoler, C. LutM4 Mr. Rice 2 ________: Altmt State IjiTspital Ihihmteers ittSSj- S'aV !' V,CC P'“id'n,; K' y Dc.rn.cy; M Row: D. Gcrraain, prcsident. y You„g; Top: B Crccd 0 118 President: J. Slavers Vice-President: K. Sanford Secretary: S. Shecsley T reasnrer: K. Morris Sponsor: Senor Martinez Senor Martinez, riding instructor, at the Dad s Weekend Horse Show Cquitatum Club First Row: Senor Martinez, M. Thonpson, S. Bottomlcy, B. Stauffer, C. Rogee, M. Marshall, B. Baxter, V. Monte, P. Nightengale, P. Thompson Second: S. Shcesley, Cheater, K. Sanford, Tuesday, J. Slavers, Kary Kam ! i i i Co-Captains:, J. Young P. Drcsscl Coach: Miss Mutton Basketball (leant I I I I I 1 i K. King, M. Moore, B. Sheldon, L. Boston A. Marsh, P. man, S. Lewis, J. Stavers, K. Morris, C. Hammond Missing: C. I). Germain BIctrltit Club B. Finlay, C. Bronson A. Li et, F.. Schmidy, J. Adair, K. Morris, D. Germain 121 M. Foley, B. Belknap, L. Curie, V. Pollard, N. Nepola, T. Mackic, B. Semmcr, C. VonVolkenberg, P. Crawford, D. D. Farley, Missing: M. Dapogny, J. Adair. I President .................... Dorothy Blake Vice-President ........................ Linda Curie Secretary ................. Vivian Pollard Treasurer .................. Norcen Nepola Sponsor .................. Dr. Chacharonis 122 j§ 0rtal Cabinet Kathy Doherty with Miss Hogan. K. Lane, P. Gordy, E. Fenn, K. Dougherty, B. Leach, L. Steinbaum S. Napier, S. Mackic, S. Bfower, D. Blake, E. Reimer, T. Mournc, Miss Hogan, L. Curie, H. Hawley President Kathy Doherty Corresponding Secretary Tina Mournc Secretary Susan Mackic D. Stone, D. Germain, M. Morin, J. Erlenbach, P. Miller, C. Hahn N. Klarcr, S. Morris, S, Vincent (irijile ®rhi 124 TTZZSZzrZfZzl (Ouiir President ... , Vice President Secretary .... Treasurer ... Mardy Morin Dorothy Germain .... Nancy Klarcr Johanna Erlenbach N. Klarcr, A. Sherman, J. Kauffman, D. Stone, P. Blackburn, B. Mack, L. Young, P. A. Miller, P. Thompson, L. Curie, V. J. Dickson, A. Ligget, B. Burnette, M. Bartholomew, T. Kramer, S. Vincent, L. Middleton, A. Boal, K. Moore, J. Cherry, B. Bright, D. Germain, M. Morin, P. Pixler, C. Hammond, J. Erlenbach, P. Taylor, S. Stahl, S. Steffen, S. Petri, S. Vasbindcr, F. Norman, S. Morris, L. Olson, P. Sinccll, J. Dalby, C. Hahn. Director, Mrs. Bussey. (irchtf Staff Chief lui it or Mar)- DapognJ Assistant Layout Cot y Candy Bernard Linnc Bray Photo graphy Denise Farley Cathy Hammond Advertising Art Sponsor Mr. Gardner M. Quinn, C. Hammond, S. Shecscly, M. Dapogny, S. Stahl, C. Engle, M. Moore, S. Petri, E. Rcimlcr, L. Bray, B. Pal� ncr Click, G. Thomas, C. Bernard, B. Lewis Missing: S. Shane TIMES STAFF: C. Lees, B. Leach, B. Kitterman, S. Trendell, B. Haas, M. Quinn, B. Creed, B. Belknap, G. Pond, K. Morris, C, Hahn, S. Sizer, B. Burnette Missing: S. Shane Chief Editor.............................. C. Hann Business Editor........................S. Trendell Sponsor................................ M'ss I nlley (Limes 127 Preside .... Vice President Seen .ii) Sponsor ......... . . . Emily I'enn . . . Sue Bennett Lynn Middleton ... Mr. Martin (iri-Heu 1 128 J President . . . . Vice-President Treasurer ... Secretary ... . S. Bennett . S. Mackie P. Crawford J. Dearnley (TmiUijju 1st Rote: P. Crawford, S. Bennett, Mr. Randall, J. Dearnley, S. Mackie, 2nd: N. Otter, A. Shepard, L. Falk, S. Stahl, T. Kahn Johanna Erlcnbach, President; Margaret Henkel, Vice President; Beth Sommer, Treasurer; Cathy Van Volkenburg, Sect Denise Farley, Activities Chairman; F. Norman, P. A. Miller, B. Baxter. Bdta |l«5t (Omcija Branta Club SiHinp: G. Wyrock, S. Alexander, F. Norman, P. A. Miller, V. J. Dixon, Shuntiug: P. Nightengale, C. Bennet, P. Hall, J. Kauffman. J. Kaufmann. M. Henkel, P. Hall, M. Robinson, B. (.'reed, Alkas, Miss Tally, Mr. Woodbury D. Neil, L. Ames B. Kitterman, Mr. pm’tru (Dub 132 1 Art (flub i t !j � Row: M. McCann, B. Garda, M. Henkel, B. Creed, Mr. Alkas, sponsor 2nd Row: E. McDonald, B. Lewis, M .McKadycn k 1st Row: • Vosburg C. Hammond J. Dalby B. Palmer 2nd Row: J- Young S. Petri J- Young S- Stanton B. Lewis P. Kahn B. Stauffer G- Yates J- Moe luttuir (fmnmitter IjcttheUntu J- Louie R- Davey V. Vosburg, Cap . Smith B- Mack, Chair. Butler, Cap!. V- J. Dixon A. Johnson 135 Ji olum Stu'al Bi'iiuimmt ill is Limn Ifu'cUttU Cmmltu ■Sorliiri' 3ftrtimbehtp nm s Jireshman ODru'ntatum Bail’ BELOW LEFT: Queen Contestants: P. Thomson L. Snokc. M. O’Connell. A. Hollcnbach, K. Hribar-S. Lewis. L. Curie. 1 Caves, L. Steinb.ium, J-Ker, J. Kersh. RIGHT: Mr. Charles Stab'. President of Dads Club Queen Moira O'Connell-President Gail E. M)'cri’ Mr. William O'Connell- Anscluietz, Mr. Spencer T. O.in, Ch n� n of .he Board of Wees; President Myers. O numMin'ctkinij Cm'mmtu 3Fm Che IVi'ln Bnrmitnnr Amt'S An it (Tito HI tin isx: Orphan s I 'I Christina's (Lhe (li'nt|ji'st tin mi I Omi in bit luith William Upramu'll tJ nhn IBmhiit «s luiiur” privseittefc hu «-� the Urania jFarultir ------;■—i.-.-.-i-------- - ------------------• ■ ---------- ■Jiuc-j� aa A 2Y 1 ifi HI aaii, ■— ■aaaaciBcmaBaa - I ii i ■' BBMBatlMUaBll—BBM |3KS---- LEFT: Suzanne Bottomley, voted Monticcllo’s Winner for Gl-wwws Best Dressed Girl on Campus 1 Contest. ABOVE: Semi-finalists: Mar ' Lou Diffenderfer, Susan Macki - Suzanne Bottomley, Karla Wcik. Missing: Kathy Doherty. llfl 0 $ t M VO % $ 0 it Hlunticelln (5ivl (the tli'cir in Metros pert 195 196 ACME VENDORS . . . 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