Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1956 volume:

meetin Bae COLLEGE.-- = : iH ‘ . i h ANY NN THE MUSCOLJUAN 1956 eee eee: OVATE ASL @ Nee f gt Le ememen peer eemaeer rer tees Me, POPS es nue aeniras een ae). PULSE Nh Shier cen pital Se 85 ORG NNIZAIONS eae 105 Pe RAL ELS sven ae ges ae ae 155 = ADMINISTRATION The administration controls the over-all pattern of Muskingum College. There exists between it and the students a spirit of friend- liness, cooperation, and understanding. This is due only to the member’s exceptional abil- ity to co-ordinate the liberal arts education with each student’s needs. A. Message From President ROBERT N. MONTGOMERY The President I am happy to write these words of greeting to all who may see this Muscoljuan. I think the ed- itors have done a splendid piece of work portray- ing the college life of today. This has been a year of progress. The College Development Program continues to go forward. One of the tangible evidences of this program is the construction of the New Upperclass Women’s Residence Hall which is nearing completion. Our achievements in academic life and such activities as athletics, debate, and music have been out- standing. We are proud of our students and faculty. For those of you who are not familiar with Muskingum, as you look through these pages I hope you will realize the worth of our college. For those of you who know Muskingum and will scan these pages, I trust that they will recall to your mind happy memories of days spent here. I believe that these memories will grow more precious as years go by. We look to the future with confidence. Vice-Presidents “Doc Bob” has two very capable vice-presidents to assist him during the year. Dr. Glenn McConagha, the Administrative Vice-President, ably supervises and coordinates public, personal, and academic relations. The business affairs are expertly handled by J. Knox Montgomery. Their com- bined effort keeps the college operat- ing smoothly. Deans Dr. Lloyd Williams Dean of College Miss Cora Orr Dean of Students Miss Mary McKinney Dean of Women Dr. Frank Chambers Dean of Men Dr. Glenn McConagha J. Knox Montgomery Miss Elaine Ayres Music Mr. H. Dwight Balentine Executive Secretary of Alumni Association Mr. W. Hughes Barnes Biology Miss Wilma Barnett Education Mr. William D. Bigart Bible and Religion Dr. Lorin E. Bixler Education Mr. William Blakesley Art Mr. Tony Brouwer Economics Mr. Bruce Brackenridge Physics Mrs. Mary A. Brackenridge English Mr. Sanford Brandom The Arts Mr. Robert Burkholder Physical Education Faculty Dr. Jay L. Chambers Mr. Gerrit DeJong Psychology History Dr. Clement E. Dasch Mr. Wesley C. Dykstra | Biology Philosophy Mr. Robert Evans Mrs. Helen Fordyce Librarian Music Dr. William L. Fisk Miss Anna Halvorson History Secretarial Studies 12 Mrs. Jane R. Hazzard Home Economics Miss Mary E. Johnson English A e a, fe Miss Martha Hornbeck Physical Education Mr. Alan Hickrod Education and Social Studies Mr. John D. Kendall Music Miss Barbara Johnstin Physical Education Mr. Coleman Knight Mathematics Mrs. Dorothy Knight Mathematics Mrs. Ferne P. Layton Speech Miss Patricia Lengel Biology Miss Irene Horner Physical Education Dr. Lauren A. King English Le ey ge a Mr. John W. Peters Language Dr. W. L. Ludlow Political Science Dr. J. M. McCleery College Physician Miss Iva McConagha Library Science Dr. James L. McCreight Bible and Religion Miss Carrie McKnight Registrar Miss Jean McStea Home Economics Mr. Theodore Mercer Publicity 13 Dr. Robert Mitchell Chemistry Miss Martha Moore English Mr. Clarence D. Morehead Language Mr. Clarence F. Moses Geology Mr. Paul A. Napier Director of Admissions Mr. Woodrow Pickering Music Dr. J. Merle Rife Language Mr. Earl Riggle Education Mr. Rothemund Chemistry Mr. Wilbur R. Schnitker Music Mr. David Sturtevant History Miss Janey M. Trace Music Miss Wilda Thompson Treasurer Miss Winifred Thompson Library Science Mr. Harvey Tschirgi Economics and Business Administration Miss Sarah P. Wilhelm English Dr. Raymond Zepp Music First Row: Joanne Finney, Carl Wyler, Bob McBurney, Ralph Reynolds, Bob Linder, Margie Mock, Irwin Jennings, Jeff Fiscus, Libby Taylor. Second Row: Molly Corey, Doug Marr, Waldo Tyler, Bill Thomas, Bruce Henderson, Judi Heslip, Sue Cross, Rich Clark, Student Council An addition to Student Council this year was the organization of a new committee, the School Spirit Committee. The co-chairmen planned bonfires, snakelines, pep rallies and Migration Day with its caravan, signs, and police escorts. Under a new system. adopted by Student Council last fall, cheerleaders were judged on a point basis by the members. Other events were the Cover Girl Contest, traffic safety program, and the Mock Political Convention. President ROBERT LINDER 16 Community Council Under the co-chairmenship of Dr. McConagha and Robert Linder, Community Council took an active place this year on campus. Two projects sponsored by the council were an all-college supper, held in honor of the champion football team, and bringing “Hollywood for a Day” to Muskingum. The group made the selection of Who’s Who, entered a float in the All-American City parade, and discussed plans for limiting the number of activities present on campus. First Row: C. D. Morehead, C. R. Layton, Cora I. Orr, F. M. Cham- bers, Robert Linder, Glenn L. McConagha, Miss Barbara Johnstin, Dr. Raymond Zepp, Miss Mary McKinney. Second Row: Sue Cross, Libby Taylor, Molly Corey, Margie Mock, Jeff Fiscus, Joanne Finney, Judi Heslip. Third Row: Bob McBurney, Bruce Henderson, Irwin Jennings, Ralph Reynolds, Bill Thomas, Waldo Tyler, Carle Wyler, Rich Clark. 7 ee SS (Aan I eR ee TNE A q PEOPLE 20 Senior Class V. Pres. Danny Capozzoli, Treas. Barb Airgood, Pres. Bruce Henderson, Sec. Diane Hendershott. It just doesn’t seem possible we are about to grad- uate from Muskingum. Surely, we all can say that these past four years have been the happiest years of our lives, and we’ll never forget the many wonder- ful friends that we have made during this time. Thanks should be awarded to those who have con- tributed to the happiness and success of our college career. We all feel we have progressed nearer to our goals. Shaker Heights, Ohio Elementary Education BarBARA ANN AIRGOOD Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics JAMES ALLEN Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Phys. Ed. EUGENE ALLISON Cincinnati, Ohio Phys. Ed. La Grace AMSTUTZ Canton, Ohio ELIZABETH ACKER | Math Bellerose, N. Y. Merchandising DonaLp ATEN Ashland, Ohio Math. and Economics ReaD Backus Glassport, Pa. Biology-psychology ROBERT BATES Cumberland, Ohio JANE ANDERSON | Economics ROBERT BERTOUILLE Dearborn, Mich. Bible-Philosophy Doris JANE BIRTCHER Cambridge, Ohio Elementary Ed. MARILYN BIXLER New Concord, Ohio Music ; BRENDA BOLLIER Kenmore, N. Y. Elementary Ed. Lots Brappock Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics JOHN BREWER Lakewood, Ohio History-Spanish 21 22 JORETTA BROWN Kittanning, Pa. Speech DANIEL CAPOZZOLI Burgettstown, Pa. Math EpITH CLAWSON Lorain, Ohio Phys. Ed. JAMES BUKER Pittsburgh, Pa. Math EDWIN CARLSON Springdale, Pa. Greek-Philosophy CLINTON COHEN Zanesville, Ohio Business Administration HELEN CALHOON Zanesville, Ohio Sociology Psychology DoucLas CLARK Kenmore, N. Y. Business Administration Howarp COLLINS Bridgeville, Pa. English MARGARET CAMPBELL Pleasant Valley, Ohio Home Economics RICHARD CLARK Conneaut, Ohio History RACHEL COMBS New Concord, Ohio English EUGENE CAMPOLO Newark, Ohio Business Administration ANN CLARKE Barnesboro, Pa. Home Economics ELSIE COOPER Hickory, Pa. Music JUDITH CRAIG Coraopolis, Pa. Music QUINCY CRATER Birmingham, Mich. Math. ALICE CRAWFORD Dravosburg, Pa. History BENJAMIN Davis Youngstown, Ohio History ROBERTA DIETRICK Leechburg, Pa. Speech MarJORIE DURNIN Irwin, Pa. Elementary Education Lota ECHOLS Steubenville, Ohio Sociology CHARLES ECKERT Zanesville, Ohio MARJORIE ENSTROM Washington, Pa. Biology Mary ANN FALLABEL Ellwood City, Pa. Music JOANNE FISCUS 4 Indiana, Pa. Elementary Education CAROL FRYE Hubbard, Ohio Phys. Ed. FRED GARRETT Uhrichsville, Ohio Math EDWARD GERLACK McConnelsville, Ohio Chemistry Davin GRANSEE Baltimore, Md. Greek 23 LERoy GREGG St. Clairsville, Ohio History DIANNE HENDERSHOTT Birmingham, Mich. Phys. Ed. RUTHANNE HETZLER Fort Lauderdale, Psychology DONALD GROHMAN Butler, Pa. Greek-History Philosophy BrucE HENDERSON Ashland, Ohio Speech WILLIAM HIGH Fla. Adamsville, Ohio Bible JOAN HAMMAN Cedarville, Ohio Elementary Education LoLa HERRIOTT McDonald, Pa. Home Economics ELIZABETH HOLMES Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education THomas HAMMOND New Concord, Ohio Economics DoROTHY HERSHBERGER Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education WILLIAM HuTCHMAN East Liverpool, Ohio Music YVONNE HEATH Beaver, Pa. Speech HuLpA HESTON Duncan Falls, Ohio English FERNE IRWIN New Concord, Ohio English HAROLD JACKLIN Schenectady, N. Y. Biology CAROL JANNEY New Hope, Pa. Phys. Ed. IRWIN JENNINGS Coshocton, Ohio History RONALD JOHNSON Cambridge, Ohio Economics VIRGINIA JOHNSON Lakewood, Ohio Business Education Doris KNox Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics Emma Jo LAMBROS Bellaire, Ohio Elementary Education WILLIAM LARRICK Cambridge, Ohio Chemistry ROBERT LINDER Cleveland Heights, Ohio History-Speech ELLEN LOWTHER Pittsburgh, Pa. Religious Ed.-History Mary Lyon Walton, N. Y. English-French JANE ANN McBRIDE Antrim, Ohio Elementary Education JAMES McCown Hazel Green, Ala. Speech Jo—E McDAnieEL Fredericktown, Ohio Phys. Ed. WILLIAM McGurIRE Bowerstown, Ohio Psychology 25 26 HarRRIET McMASTER Youngstown, Ohio Business Education WENDELL METZ New Concord, Ohio Speech Dave MiItTcHELL Monaca, Pa. Math JAMES McQuIGG Wooster, Ohio Math SHIRLEY MEYER Baden, Pa. Elementary Education JOHN KNox MONTGOMERY Pittsburgh, Pa. Math-Economics RonaLtp McQuIGG Wooster, Ohio Chemistry JAMES MILLER Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology Bus. Admin. THELMA MOONEY Rochester, Pa. Elementary Education DoroTHy MAHARRY Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education Lots MILLER Detroit, Mich. English-Speech Nancy MOSHER Loudonville, Ohio Elementary Education CaroL Henry Matz Washington, Pa. Elementary Education WaYNE MILLER Pittsburgh, Pa. Economics Pol. Science WILLIAM MurRPHY Zanesville, Ohio Business Administration Betty ANNE NEFF Bellaire, Ohio Biology ELAINE NIELSEN Port Washington, N. Y. Elementary Education MARGARET PATTERSON Geneva, Ohio Sociology-Home Economics WILLIAM PAUL Pittsburgh, Pa. History EMERSON PAYNE Duncan Falls, Ohio Math LUCILLE PEACH Shiloh, Ohio Phys. Ed. Dona PIERCE Pittsburgh, Pa. Sociology PATRICIA PINHEY Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education Nancy PITTENGER East Liverpool, Ohio Elementary Education BRUCE PORTER Pittsburgh, Pa. English RosBert RANDALL Enosburg Falls, Vermont History RALPH REYNOLDS Gahanna, Ohio Math RICHARD Roppa Pittsburgh, Pa. History DONALD ROE Butler, Pa. Economics-History MARGARET RUST Mansfield, Ohio English 27 28 REBECCA RUTLEDGE Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics GLENDA SHERWIN Karns City, Pa. Math ANNE STALLMAN E. Orange, N. J. Elementary Education MarTHA SCHNEEBERGER Coshocton, Ohio Elementary Education Bos SMAILES Coshocton, Ohio Math MARTHA JANE STIERS Adamsville, Ohio Sociology PAUL SEIDEL Meadville, Pa. Geology RutH ANNETTE SMITH Caldwell, Ohio Biology JOHN STILTS Buffalo, Ohio History JAMES SHAMEL Gnadenhutten, Ohio Math JOAN E. SMITH Cambridge, Ohio History ROBERT STOKES New Concord, Ohio Math-Economics MARIANN SHERICK Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education RICHARD SMITH Newcomerstown, Ohio History-Social Studies AMELIA STUMPF North Canton, Ohio Home Economics ROBERT SWANSON McKeesport, Pa. Business Administration Rose ANN SWOPE Zanesville, Ohio Economics-Spanish WILLIAM LEE THOMAS Newcomerstown, Ohio Economics JOANNE TILLEY Lockbourne, Ohio Phys. Ed. | MartHA ANN TURNER Cambridge, Ohio Music | LUELLA VAN FOSSEN Piedmont, Ohio Home Economics Rupy VISNICH Slovan, Pa. Math Bruce WAGENER Wheeling, W. Va. Speech JOANN WALKER Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education JANE WATTS Woodville, Pa. Home Economics JOANNE WELDEN Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics Mary ANNE WHITE Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education RoGER WILDE Nampa, Idaho Bible Mary ELLEN WILSON Pleasant City, Ohio Education MARILYN WoopyYARD Neptune, N. J. Math CaRLE WYLER Fresno, Ohio Elementary Education DONALD YATES Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology 29 sit RI SES Saath hae Te Sec. Dottie DeLassus, V. Pres. Larry Tate, Pres. Bill Thomas. Not pictured: Ron Morton, Treasurer. Members of the Junior class have had a busy, fun-packed year. We furnished the Freshman class with student counsellors. Also accredited to the Jun- ior class are Sejuna and the Muscoljuan, both of which involved work and co-operation. As we close another year we can hold our heads high. Carolyn Adams g Johnstown, Ohio Harry Albert Renfrew, Pa. Carol Arter aoe Flushing, Ohio 30 Agnes Baillie Steubenville, Ohio James Bayer Pittsburgh, Pa. Peter Blank Lorain, Ohio Ann Barrett Aliquippa, Pa. William Baker Old Washington, Ohio Sammie Bell Cambridge, Ohio Nancy Beale Ft. Campbell, Ky. Robert Braun Cambridge, Ohio Jerry Brannon Duncan Falls, Ohio Ann Barthold Steubenville, Ohio Don Birney Steubenville, Ohio Carol Buchanan Barnesville, Ohio Mary Louise Barton Ellwood, Pa. Walter Bistline Philadelphia, Pa. Roberta Butler Dayton, Ohio Mary Jane Campbell Carmela Cericola Monroe, Ohio Wilmington, Del. Harry Coffield Gayle Cogdell Mary Lou Chambers Wellington, Ohio Don Coleman St. Clairsville, Ohio East Greenwich, N. Y. Zanesville, Ohio Carol Cowden Doris Corwin Urbana, Ohio Kimbolton, Ohio Kathryn Croxson W. Hollywood, Fla. Lewis Clay Shirley Clemenson Freeport, Ohio New Concord, Ohio Janet Combs Molly Corey New Concord, Ohio Struthers, Ohio Wanda Cunningham Dorothy Delassus Pleasant City, Ohio North Olmsted, Ohio Kent Dean Rocky River, Ohio John Fantin Stillwater, Ohio Dave Funk Ellsworth, Ohio Norma Dickson Pittsburgh, Pa. Lorraine Fehl Pittsburgh, Pa. Joan Germerodt Coraopolis, Pa. Twila Dotson Wellsville, Ohio Patricia Ferguson Zanesville, Ohio Louis Gmeindl Bellaire, Ohio Mary Eckelberry Cambridge, Ohio Joanne Finney Shaker Heights, Ohio Ralph Graham Pittsburgh, Pa. Linda Esmond South Euclid, Ohio Lois Fruauff Buffalo, N. Y. Charles Gratz Bellaire, Ohio Ralph Green Cannonsburg, Pa. Audrey Herman Pittsburgh, Pa. Naomi Koch Bright Waters, N. Y. Don Gritman Angola, N. Y. Kathryn Hutchman East Liverpool, Ohio Joseph Kostecka Powhatan, Ohio Barbara Hahn Johnstown, Pa. John Jackson Holloway, Ohio Nancy Kraft Philadelphia, Pa. Patricia Harmon Graysville, Ohio John Jones Zanesville, Ohio . Sarah Lamont University Heights, Ohio Shirley Heasley Greensburg, Pa. Jane Kenneweg Tarkio, Mo. Jeune Larrick Cambridge, Ohio Robert Lloyd New Concord, Ohio Mary Lou McCombs Uniontown, Pa. Elaine Manifold Gibsonia, Pa. Raymond Loew Erie, Pa. Miriam Mcllvried Medina, Ohio Carol Mannes South Euclid, Ohio Joyce Low Pittsburgh, Pa. Marjorie McMorris Salem, N. Y. Donald Marn Bellaire, Ohio Robert McBurney New Salem, Pa. Marcia MacArthur Chevy Chase, Md. Richard Marsch Youngstown, Ohio Dorothy McClintock South Charleston, W. Va. Arthur MacQueen Sewickley, Pa. Margaret Mock Pittsburgh, Pa. 36 Carol Morrow Ellwood City, Pa. Jane Purdom Cedarville, Ohio Jane Richardson Cleveland Heights, Ohio Bentleyville, Pa. Samuel Morse Trinidad, Ohio Fred Quigley Pittsburgh, Pa. Lois Roche Ronald Morton Bentleyville, Pa. Barbara Ramage Elyria, Ohio Clarence Rockwell East Fultonham, Ohio Myrla Newell Vandergrift, Pa. Kay Ramskogler Akron, Ohio Virginia Rodgers Pittsburgh, Pa. Robert Payne New Concord, Ohio Dorothy Ray Oneonta, N. Y. Mary Ann Rowe Pittsburgh, Pa. Betty Schaffer Shadyside, Ohio Joan Smith Pittsburgh, Pa. Frank Sparks Dayton, Ohio Charles Scollon Trafford, Pa. Ted Smithers Ridley Park, Pa. Connie Siudak Wellsville, Ohio Harriett Searer New Castle, Pa. Jane Snyder East Sparta, Ohio Edwin Swanson McKeesport, Pa. Fred Seidel Bellaire, Ohio Ramona Sorrell Middletown, Ohio Larry Tate New Wilmington, Pa. Sarah Semler Farmdale, Ohio Winona Sorrell Middletown, Ohio Isabel Teare Cleveland, Ohio Audrey Terry Wellsville, Ohio Elizabeth Topping Rutherford, N. J. Wilbur Thomas Washington, D.C. Waldo Tyler Columbus, Ohio Sandra Tipton Brewster, Ohio Mary Ellen Upton Cambridge, Ohio Kaname Tomiyane Okinawa, Japan Jack Van Reeth New Concord, Ohio Willis Walter Kay Welker David Weyrich Barbara Wharton Buffalo, N. Y. New Concord, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Anne Wills Patricia Wilson ) Cleveland Heights, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio ) Mary Jane Wilson Nancy Zobel Pittsburgh, Pa. Johnstown, Pa. 39 40 Ruth Addis Barbara Averell Kerril Bell Keith Addy Eva Backstrom Richard Bell Pris Ambrose David Barnes Beverly Benz Joan Andre Marjorie Barnes Harry Bieber We’ll remember this year, as we reigned over Dink Week, and our Soph Hop with Nancy Paddock crowned queen. In the spring we had a class picnic. These memor- able experiences, have us looking forward to the next school year. Seated: Sec. Judi Heslip, Pres. Robert McQuigg. Standing: V. Pres. Ken Keys, Treas. Rusty Bright. Barney Arnette Gretchen Ashbaugh Julia Barnett Connie Bates John Boehm Bernard Boyd Eugene Brem Rusty Bright Dave Brockett Richard Brown Ruth Buchanan Pat Buckwalter Bruce Campbell Bob Carlisle Janice Chambers Lois Jean Chambers Susi Church Martin Clark Garnet Clark Peggy Cochran Mert Conrad Bob Coombs Don Cox Floyd Craft Gil Creelman Sue Cross Barbara Cummings Janice Cunningham Pat Cunningham Ruth Cunningham Beth Curran Paul Cush Ruth Dayton Christine Dickson Anne Duff Mary Ejidel 41 Lona Engle Robert Geiger Jon Haarbye Dick Hardey Jim Hervey 42 Derke Esler Robbie Gibson Jo Hackley Ron Harmon Judi Heslip Malcolm Fellows Randy Giffin Sue Haidle Marilyn Harris Ann Huffman Jack Fitch Rena Glover Darla Hall Laverne Hasson Roger Irwin Mike Fodar Marvin Gray Joyce Ann Hall Sue Hayes Geniece Johnson Jean Foltz Kathryn Greist Rosalee Hamilton Gene Hays Sally Johnston Shirley Johnston Sue Korell Don Lecklitner Marilyn McCamant Mae Jane MacAllister Ken Keys Jim Kotora Sonia Linynsky Sheila McConnell Mack Maffett Sue Kirk Gordon Kunde Marva Linzey Al McGrath Max Mahlke Loa Klase Keith Langdon John Loest William McIntyre Barbara Malham ; r Ralph Knittel Bill Lawless Frances Loughman Carole McMurray Bob Malone Marilyn Kohr Jenny Leach Robert McCall Robert MeQuigg Joan Marmaduke 43 Janet Mechem Dick Mullennax Janet Olwine Darryl Payne Bob Ransom 44 George Monroe Mary Ann Murphy Louis Oswalt Ruth Ann Pickens Mark Ray Bob Montgomery Al Murray William Owen Alma Porcher Elizabeth Reed Myron Moorehead Leonard Nelson Nancy Paddock Gretchen Post Jean Reed Barbara Morris Marilyn Nichols William Pallat Charles Prather Tom Reef Mary Morse Betty Ogilvie Jack Patterson Jean Presutti Dave Rees Dawn Regan Phyllis Schmid Barbara Sittig Nancy Stevenson Elizabeth Taylor Ruth Ride Fritz Schneidmiller Larry Slater Sally Stewart Gene Taylor John Roemer Carol Schumacher Carolyn Smith Jim Sutherland Jack Taylor Judy Sagebeil Jerry Seabrook Sam Smith Jalal Tannous Margaret Taylor John Salamone Kay Salvadore Ray Sheffield Marge Simko Mary Combs Snyder Jane Stevenson Larry Tarr Charlene Taylor Louise Thomas Mary Louise Thomas 45 Gordon Thompson Elaine Thorton Larry Tomko Sally Trump Joanne Van Dyke Ed Van Gorder Evelyn Van Scyoc Bill Vogeley Bob Wachter Jerry Wagstaff Dave Warner Carolyn Watt Charles Weaver Lee Waddell Nancy Wheaton Emil Whitaker Phyllis Wilson Nancy Winkler Lucy Wood Pete Wright Dick Yontz Art Zobel 46 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ON THE LIST OF SOPHOMORE MEMORIES WILL GO THE ONE OF DINK WEEK. THE SOPHOMORES PROVED VICTORIUS OVER THE NEWLY ARRIVED FRESHMEN. PETE TR Chee een ae ONT RRR: ERT RESELL LTT ee The 59 ers’ began with a week of settling down, fol- lowed by a fun-filled Dink Week. As a united class, we have accepted the challenge offered us. Sec. Jodi Mason, Pres. Bob Wilk- inson, Treas. Dave Myers, V. Pres. George Sulzner. Robert Adams James Alcock David Almes Paul Apostelos Susan Arbuthnot Bob Armstrong Ronald Ashbrook Tom Ault Brian Ausborn Christine Bachofer Pat Baker Bob Bell Jeanette Balogh Charles Beach Dean Bechtel Beth Bell Kathryn Bell Susan Bell Ethelyn Beres Nancy Bigalke Jim Black Don Blanchard Barbara Bober Connie Bock Mary Ann Bollinger Joanne Boyd Nancy Boyd Sam Boyer 48 Ronald Brecker William Carr Nancy Clarke Anne Cranston Gail Davis Mary Dunlap Betsy Finch Robert Brown Carol Case Robert Clarke Darrel Cubbison Joseph Dekleva David Dunn Mary Diane Flagg Anne Browning Martha Casey Martha Cohagen Edith Curry Jeri Lee Denman Jackie Dutton Dorothy Flinner Ann Brownlee Alice Cashdollar Sam Colmery Everett Daniels Susan Dieringer Jerry Estock Ronald Ford Gordon Brunner Robert Chenal Virgil Cosby Pat Davidson Juanita Dolick JoAnn Ewing Sonja Forgrave James Burkhart Suella Chinn Gary Cosmar Barbara Davies Dana Duff Katherine Ewing Lloyd Forsythe Carolyn Carlson Joseph Cioffi Milton Cottis Diane Davis Louise Dunfee William Ferguson Julia Francis 49 50 Judith Friedenstien Donald Gilbert Lyle Gunning Christine Henderson Thomas Howison Laura Johnston Carole Klostermeyer Stanley Frye Phyllis Good Jackie Hale James Henes Rachel Hughes Barbara Kane Gloria Kreider Pat Funk Joyce Gordon Michael Hamilton Janet Higgins Beverly Hurless Sylvia Kane Clayton Kurman aN - Peggy Funk Barry Gotham Janet Hanna Ann Hill Sam Hutcheson Jean Kappler Richard Kurth ‘ a Furniss Marlene Grandy Joyce Harner Carol Hornung Gordon Irwin Carole Keith Barbara Larrick Lucille Gadd Cecil Gray Nancy Jo Hart Sandra Hout Robert Jinks Frank King Betty Larrick James Gault Judith Gray Richard Hayhurst Alice Houze Carol Johnson Carol Kistler Pat Leeper Helen Leitch Nancy McCrae Douglas Marr Nancy Mitchell Bob Morrow Nancy Nigro Donald Pearson Pat Lichty Richard McDonald Jack Martin Phyllis Modie Lee Morrow John Norris Dale Perez Glenn Lowery Lila McGrath Jody Mason Barry Montgomery Sonya Mugnani Barbara O’Brien Alan Peters David Ludwig John MacMillan Marlyn Mawrer Mollie Montgomery Frances Murphy Louise Ondo David Phillips Jack Lyttle Gary Mack Ann Messersmith Ruth Ann Moore Jane Nell Wanda Ott Stanley Phillips Sue McCall Jim Malarky Marjorie Miller Jane Morris Don Newton Douglas Palmer Connie Piersol Diane McConnell Gordon Marett Christine Mills Connie Morrisson Esther Nichols John Paul Janet Portz 51 Terry Powell Linda Reed Dewayne Roney Gary Schwab Phyllis Smailes Kathryn Steinmetz Nancy Swingle 52 Marilyn Prettyman Linda Ricart Barbara Ross Neil Severance Betty Smith Patricia Stephens Phil Tambling Janet Putney Ann Rigby Janice Ross Joyce Shaeffer Noel Smith Alethea Steward Jane Tavenner Donald Quinn Sue Rittberger William Rudman Kenneth Sharp Sam Speck John Steward Dick Thomas Joanne Quinn Richard Roberts Martin Runkle David Sheaffer June Spring George Sulzner Bill Thompson Mary Ann Rawlings Arlene Robinson Lindy Ryer Kenneth Shepherd Jane Springer Ruth Swarner Alice Thomson Ruth Ray Carol Robinson Susan Schroder Kay Sherwin Wilda Steiner Judy Swartz Sheila Thomson OO, Lynn Thursby Thomas Vanderslice Marjor ie Wells June Wolfers Herbert Tillett Joanne Van Gorder Ann West Owen Woodyard Nancy Tobey Millicent Waldo Judith White Dorothy Wright Richard Toward Larry Warstler Robert Wilkinson Susan Wright Marilyn Trumpeter Eugene Wease Fred Williams Kay Wyer Betsy Twigg Lorma Weaver Carol Williamson Jane Youse Pearl Ullman Janice Weimer Sally Willis 53 tte eho ie titii AE SS. hatin: tele mis mad xe a ae ae ACTIVITIES _| HOMECOMING ) 1955 a H. Dwight Balentine, Executive Secretary Alumni Association, and Co-chairmen, Brenda Bollier and Bob Swanson. The annual Homecoming activ- ities were the “best ever.” Co- chairman Brenda Bollier and Bob Swanson and their committees worked hard and well to co-ordin- ate the various activities. Ata Fri- day night show, the Queen was crowned and numerous skits were presented. Many alumni were welcomed back as dinners and breakfasts were held by the clubs. Saturday morning came and the campus was transformed into a “Musical Holiday.” QUEEN Molly Corey Mary Louise Barton Jane Kenneweg Homecoming Queen Reigning over this year’s home- coming activities was the attractive Molly Corey. The Queen, selected by the football team, is a physical edu- cation major and a cheerleader. She is a member of the Delta Club and is from Struthers, Ohio. Mary Louise Barton from Ellwood City, Pennsyl- vania, and Jane Kenneweg from Tar- kio, Missouri, were the Queen’s two lovely attendants. 58 The Alban Club, “Piano Roll Blues,’ and the Kianu “Stairway to the Stars” were judged the best house decorations. There were many beautiful floats in the before-game parade but at the half, the F.A.D. “Goin’ Fishin’ ” float and the Mace “Mule Train” re- | ceived the prizes. After an exciting win, the Muskies ! attended a “Moments to Remember” dance, a fitting climax to the week-end festivities. Color and originality were dis- played by all the floats for Mus- kingum’s best Homecoming. “Goin’ Fishin’,” the theme of the F.A.D. float, captured first prize in the women’s division and also grand prize. The other winners were the Deltas and Konas. The men of Mace won first prize in the men’s division with their float, “Mule Train.” Second and third prizes went to the Stags and the Sphinx. 60 Soph. Hop And Freshman Dances The freshman and sophomore classes contributed to the activities of Muskingum by each sponsoring a dance. “Nothing,” the theme of the Soph Hop, was held on October 22, with Shelley Carlisle’s band. Queen Nancy Paddock, was attended by Darla Hall and Pat Cunningham. On February 10, Carol Wil- liamson reigned as queen over “Dreamer’s Holiday,” the freshman dance. Her attendants were Jane Neff and Janet Higgins. ns Winter Formal Striking autumn decorations set the scene for “November Nocturne,” the theme of the Winter Formal. Co-chairmen were Priscilla Ambrose and Ron McQuigg. Billy King’s orchestra pro- vided soft music for dancing. For entertain- ment, Barrett Kirkendall performed an escape trick and Bruce Henderson pantomined a short sketch. 62 Sophomore Queen The Sophomore class chose Nancy Paddock from West Richfield, Ohio to be their class queen for 1955. This blonde Kianu is a member of Cwens, Interclub Council and the W.A.A. Board, and is an elementary educa- tion major. Darla Hall from Vanport, Pa. and Pat Cunningham, Steubenville, Ohio, attended the queen. Pat Cunningham QUEEN Nancy Paddock Darla Hall if QUEEN Carol Williamson Janet Higgins Jane Neff Freshman Queen Carol Williamson, blonde fresh- man from Grove City, Pa., was chosen by her classmates to reign as Fresh- man Queen of 1956. Carol, an ele- mentary and christian education ma- jor, is also a member of the Y.W.C.A. Attending her were Jane Neff from Sheridan, Pa. and Janet Higgins, Ken- more, New York. 63 64 The loveliest night of the year to many students is Sejuna, sponsored by the Junior Class. This all-college formal is held each spring. The dec- orations, music, refreshments and en- tertainment make it a heavenly eve- ning and one you will long remember. The loveliest night of the year to many students is Sejuna, sponsored by the Junior Class. This all-college formal is held each spring. The dec- orations, music, refreshments and entertainment make it a very ro- mantic evening. Carol Frye and Bob Bertouille cap- ably engineered the planning of “Tara,” built on the theme of ‘Gone With the Wind.” A colonial mansion and a water fountain were part of the well-remembered decorations. Bobby Caputo and his Orchestra pro- vided music for the occasion and in- termission entertainment was done by Dave Warner and “Biz” Cummings in a musical skit from “Gone With the Wind.” The formal was an eve- ning long to be remembered. 66 QUEEN Jane Kenneweg Jane Kenneweg, the Junior Queen of 1956 comes from Tarkio, Missouri. Jane is a member of the Kianu Club and is majoring in Psy- chology and was voted this year’s Campus Queen. The lovely attendants, Mary Lou- ise Barton from Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, and Lois Roche from Bentleyville, Pennsylvania. Junior Queen —_ Mary Louise Barton Lois Roche QUEEN Harriet McMaster Nancy Pittenger Yvonne Heath Senior Queen Harriet McMaster, attractive Delta from Youngstown, Ohio was elected to be the Senior Queen of 1956 by her classmates. Harriet is a business major and this year was president of the Delta Club. Nancy Pittenger, from East Liv- erpool, Ohio, and Yvonne Heath, from Beaver, Pennsylvania, were attendants to the Senior Queen. 67 68 QUEEN Doty Hershberger Joretta Brown May Queen Pert, Doty Hershberger, a Delta from Youngstown, Ohio, reigned as May Queen for 1956. Doty is an ele- mentary education major and this year acted as Head Counselor to the Freshmen girls. Jane Stiers, a Kianu from Ad- amsville, Ohio was Maid of Honor. The other lovely attendants were Joretta Brown, Peggy Campbell, Judy Craig, Harriet McMaster, and Nancy Mosher. Peggy Campbell Judy Craig Nancy Moshe: May Day for 1955 was held in the gym due to inclement weather. The Queen and her fair court viewed the festivities as Robin Hood and his Merry Men invaded Muskingum. Maid Marian and her court of lovely ladies plus the townspeople, sol- diers, archers, and entertainers provided a gay and happy fair. arriet McMaster Maid of Honor Jane Stiers 69 i A i First Row: Carol Buchanan, Betty Ogilvie, Elaine Manifold, Marilyn Bixler, Ruth Ray, Mr. Woodrow Pickering, Nancy Pittenger, Beverly Hurless, Barbara Cummings, Jane Snyder. Second Row: Ruth Grove, Kay Salvador, Lloyd Forsythe, Dave Warner, Charles Pra- ther, Katie Hutchman, Tony Salvatori, George Demas, Ralph Dunn, Jim Kelvington, Charles Weaver, Lorraine Fehl. Third Row: Carol Keith, Sue Wright, George Monroe, Robert Chenal, Phyllis Modie, Judy Craig, Nancy Zobel, Francis Murphy, Terry Fallabel, Harold Jacklin, Mary Ann Rowe, Mary Jane Wilson, Christine Dickson, Don Mercer. Fourth Row: Arthur MacQueen, Marilyn Nichols, Mary Ann Murphy, Dave Phillips, John Symons, Martin Clark, Gayle Cogdell, Art Zobel, Bill Thomas, Bill Hutchman, Bill Groene, Frank Sparks, Douglas Marr, Dave Barnes, Carol Cowden. The A Cappella Choir Muskingum is proud of the A Cappella Choir, one of the finest musical organizations on campus. It is very capably directed by Professor Woodrow Pickering. Members are chosen by audition. The Choir sang for local programs and organizations in Cambridge and Zanesville. A section of the choir provided music for chapel services and other services throughout the year. The most important activity of the choir was the Spring Concert Tour. This year the Choir presented con- certs in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York, followed by a home concert. Ban The Band, under the direction of Professor Raymond Zepp, displayed wonderful spirit and originality during the football season. Programs were presented at the football games with special emphasis given to Homecoming, Dad’s Day, and Migration Day to Wooster. The two high-stepping drum majors and the majorettes added color and vitality to the marching precision of the band. A new feature this year was the concert presented by the concert band in Brown Chapel. Featured were a cornet solo, “Concerto for Trumpet” and a closing selection, ‘““The News- reel Suite.” First Row: Peggy Campbell, Bruce Henderson, Mrs. Ferne P. Layton, Dr. Charles Layton, Bruce Wagener, Lois Miller. Second Row: Audrey Herman, Roberta Dietrick, Carolyn Smith, Sue Cross, Ruth Buchanan, Shirley Meyer, Nancy Mosher, Vonnie Heath, Sara Lamont. Third Row: Ken Keys, Dick Rodda, Barbara Averell, Joretta Brown, Carol Morrow, Mary Jane Wilson, Harold Jacklin, Bob Randall. Muskingum Players The dramatic organization on our campus is the Mus- kingum Players. All the members are interested in dra- matics and the theatre. Some of the activities are Open The- ater, attending Columbus stage plays, interesting monthly programs, observing March, as International Collegiate Month, and this year a Christmas play in the chapel. The meetings are held in Montgomery Hall where Mrs. Ferne Layton is the advisor. The officers are Bruce Hender- son, President; Bruce Wagener, Vice-president; Peggy Camp- bell, Sec.-Treas.; and Lois Miller, Program Chairman. The National Collegiate Players take an active part in Muskingum Players, they are Lois Miller, Joretta Brown, Roberta Dietrick, and Bruce Henderson. 72 The Junior Plays Last year’s junior play was entitled “The Rivals.” It was a delightful comedy with a French setting. “Goodby, My Fancy,” a three-act comedy by Fay Kanin, was presented in January of this year under the direction of Miss Mary Elizabeth Johnson. The colorful excitement of a col- lege commencement week- end, the unique student and faculty personalities in- volved in it, the conflict be- tween sentimental attach- ments and strong liberal beliefs in the mind of an honored congresswoman — all combined to make the play a successful, highly entertaining production. Freshmen Sophomore Plays On December 7 and 8, the Introduction tc Theatre Class, under the direction of Miss Martha Moore, presented an evening of one-act plays. The three plays presented were “Churchstreet,” the story of a young playwright whose friends became the tragic players in his play; “Foot- falls,” the dramatic story of a blind shoemaker; and “John Turner Davis,’’ the heart- warming story of an orphan who finds parents in the South. Both “Footfalls” and “John Turner Davis” have .been presented on television. i yy fa = Xa NS First Row: Bruce Henderson, Rich Clark, Dr. Charles R. Layton, Linda Esmond, Ed Carlson, Irwin Jennings. Second Row: Bob Linder, Martin Clark, Don Grohman, Larry Tate, James Miller, Lee Weddell, Dick Rodda, Sam Morse. Debate Debaters from this group tied for second place among ten colleges at the Ohio Wesleyan University Tournament, and tied for first among twenty colleges at Kent State University Tournament. Some of the debaters attended the National Tau Kappa Alpha Tournament in New York City in the spring. James McCown was this year’s college orator. He attend- ed the State Oratory contest at Marietta College. 74 All College Social Committee The All College Social Committee is composed of com- munity and faculty advisors, the Dean of Women, a member from each social club, the independent students, and other campus organizations. Such events as the Winter Formal, Open Lounges, Open Kitchens, All College Movies, and in- formal dances are sponsored by the committee. Integrating and valancing student social life, the group is constantly searching for worthwhile innovations in entertainment to broaden the scope of campus social activity. First Row: Joyce Low, Gayle Cogdell, Harold Jacklin, Sally Semler. Second Row: Shirley Unger, Judi Heslip, Kay Croxson, Sarah Lamont, Mary Eidel, Gretchen Ashbaugh, Gloria Kreider, Vonnie Heath. Third Row: Neil Severance, Bob McBurney, Lola Herriott, James Miller, Myrla New- ell, Harry Wolfgang, Dick Marsch. 715 First Row: Sandra Tipton, Molly Corey, Jane Purdom, Joyce Low, Elaine Manifold, Dorothy McClintock. Second Row: Betty Schaffer, Lois Roche, Sarah Lamont, Carol Morrow, Dottie De- Lassus, Ann Barthold, Carol Cowden, Myrla Newell, Janet Combs. Third Row: Pete Albert, Ron Morton, Bruce Henderson, Carle Wyler, Gayle Cogdell, Dick Marsch, Joe McDaniel, Gene Allison, Rich Clark. Fourth Row: Bob McBurney, Ron McQuigg, Harold Jacklin, Waldo Tyler, Ralph Reynolds, Charles Gratz, John Symons, Bruce Wagener, Louis Clay, Walter Bistline. Freshmen Counselors To be a counselor is an honored task for the chosen few. Those holding this position must possess the rare qualities of | understanding, patience, leadership, tact, and above all, the ability to respect the confidence of a confession. The role of | the counselor is that of helping the freshman student adjust to college living, of reconciling his needs and interests with ! the opportunities and requirements of Muskingum College. 76 Wo 7a IE In every human being there is a faculty for making the world a little better for the future. Each man has a differ- ent purpose in life. All are of equal importance. The Women’s Activities League, as the women’s self-governing organization, of which each Muskingum woman is a mem- ber, has made its contribution this year under the leader- ship of Margaret Patterson towards bettering the future. Its purpose, which is to foster the highest standards on intellectual and social life is carried on through the func- tioning of committees whose chairmen meet weekly with the executive board and in close connection with the Ju- diciary Board which is an important part of W.A.L. Throughout the year, the Women’s Activities League sponsors the Lantern Parade, Monday afternoon Coffee Hours, Fort Exchange, Christmas Bazaar, the House- mother’s Tea, and other activities, as the occasion President demands. MarGARET PATTERSON First Row: Miss Mary McKinney, Dottie Delassus, Ellen Lowther, Margaret Patter- son, Mary Louise Barton, Judi Heslip, Diane Hendershott, Dawn Regan, Second Row: Dorothy Hershberger, Pat Pinhey, Janet Putney, Mary Jane Campbell, Peggy Rust, Jane Purdom, Joan Smith, Phyllis Schmid, Betty Ogilvie, Jeff Fiscus. First Row: Louise Ondo, Mrs. Robert Montgomery, Ruth Grove, Jo Smith, Dotie Hershberger, Mary Morse, Sue Tipton, Miss Barr, Kay Sherwin. Second Row: Joanne Boyd, Gloria Kreider, Edith Curry, Nancy Pittenger, Katy Griest, Vonnie Heath, Jean Foltz, Nancy Zobel, Joan Smith, Doris Birtcher. eee Onna With this motto in mind, “For we are laborers together with God,” YWCA cabinet began planning to meet the needs and interests of the women of Muskingum. Throughout the year the Freshman and upperclass YWCA groups combined their efforts to produce such functions as Spiritual Emphasis Week and the W.U.S. Drive. Among the other activities of the Y.W.C.A. this year were the Big and Little Sister Program, Rose Sunday, Pink Tea, the purchase of a piano for the W.A.L. Lounge by W.A.L. and Y.W., the attendance at Conferences, and the weekly devotional meetings. President Lots MILLER EEE eee First Row: Bruce Campbell, William Paul, Bob Coombs, Gordon Kunde. Second Row: Gordon Thompson, Douglas Marr, Jerry Moffitt, Bill Thomas, Mark Ray. President WILLIAM PAUL | Nee ieee Council Morro: “If God be for us, who can be against us?” —Romans (8:31) The Young Men’s Christian Association of Muskingum College plays an active and important part in the social and Christian life of the campus. It brings together the male students and faculty to foster Christian activities and Christian spirit. This year the “Y” worked on a different basis than it has in the past. It had a membership campaign which proved to be very successful and created a great deal of interest in the “Y.” The “Y” also sponsored such functions as Spiritual Emphasis Week, W.U.S. Drive, Apple Blossom Festival and other activities which included the regularly sched- uled Wednesday night programs. First Row: Mary Louise Barton, Mary Lou McCombs, Shirley Meyer, Ronald Morton, Mary Jane Campbell, Frank Sparks, Louis Clay, Sue Cross. Second Row: Sue Wright, Ann Barthold, Kay Croxon, Janet Mechem, Ann Barrett, Doris Birtcher, Lola Herriott, Nancy Bigalke. Third Row: Sonya Mugnani, Carol Arter, Carol Cowden, Pat Wilson, Lorraine Fehl, Jeff Fiscus, Beth Curran, Linda Esmond. Fourth Row: Ed Van Gorder, Mack Maffett, John Symons, Dick Rodda, Sam Morse. Black and Magenta Every week the college paper, the Black and Magenta, prints the campus and world news in the interest of its readers. The Co-Editors, Mary Jane Campbell and Ron Morton, and the staff have worked hard to give the cam- pus community the kind of paper it wants. Each member of the staff has gained a profitable experience through serving his fellow students in this capacity. Mary JANE CAMPBELL Ronatp Morton 80 B and M Staff Co-editors Mary Jane Campbell Ronald Morton Assistant Editor Mary Lou McCombs Business Editors Dick Rodda John Symons Managing Editor Frank Sparks News Editor Weezie Barton Feature Editor Margie Simko Society Editor Shirley Meyer Make-Up Editor Louis Clay Copy Editor Sue Cross Sports Editor Mack Maffett Circulation Managers Lola Herriott Don Gilbert Photographers Ed Van Gorder Roger Wilde ow td eae Alia ce aaa ge OC. AT) et a anaes i: vy First Row: Barbara Sittig, Pat Wilson, Betty Schaffer, Don Aten, Margie Simko. Second Row: Shirley Meyer, Nancy Mitchell, Beth Topping, Ralph Reynolds, Ed Van Gorder, Add two capable Co-editors, one hard- working Business Manager, and all the helpful Editors and their staffs, and you will have all the ingredients for a college The Muscoljuan annual. Every year the Muscoljuan is produced by the Junior Class. After many hours of work and patience, we present to you the 1956 MUSCOLJUAN. The Best Ever! —— 82 Muscoljuan Staft EOCUtOrs 22... ; Betty Schaffer, Pat Wilson isinessVIanager sous cee ek ee Don Aten Business Staff ..John Jackson, Dave Dunn Sam Speck, Martin Runkle Beem Ss UditOr: 2.23.55 Ralph Reynolds GOVE CIOL. 2520. ds oes 0 Linda Esmond, Sunny Mugnani, Jan Pravlochak BOMIORACTIVILIECS cc x cues Margie Simko, Carolyn Watt, Janet Mechem PrAaVOUUR CIOL © fea. ose Shirley Meyer iterarys Editor 2.2.2.0... Barbara Sittig, Shirley Johnson, Jenny Leach Make-Up Editor ....Nancy Mitchell, Sue Haidle, Sheila McConnell, Gary LeVan Typing Editor ..Beth Topping, Mary Ann Rowe, Jean Foltz, Sue Kirk, Pat Baker, Barbara Davies Photographers ...... Mr. Coleman Knight, Ed Van Gorder ENON SOLSOM NG 8 eed sis « Dr. Glenn McConagha Mr. Ted Mercer Co-Editors BrEtTTy SCHAFFER, Pat WILSON First Row: Nancy Bigalke, Sue Haidle, Sam Speck, Dave Dunn, Chris Dickson, Carol McMurray. Second Row: Janet Mechem, Sheila McConnell, Carolyn Watt, Jenny Leach, Sue Kirk, Shirley Johnson. CP —_ ae soceees oem woes Sens mee — 86 Ed Sherman, Bob Stokes, Bob Lawrence, Charles “Spud” Kruzan. ed Undefeated Ohio Conference Champions Bolstered by an all-around attack and a good solid defensive line, the Muskies rolled over eight consecutive opponents and captured the Ohio Conference crown and earned for themselves an undefeated season, the first in twenty-one years for the school. Placing on the All-Ohio Conference team were Howdy Collins, Rudy Visnich and Joe McDaniel. Placing on the All-Ohio team were Joe McDaniel, Howdy Collins, Rudy Visnich, Max Bayer, and Jack Lofstrom. Named to the Little All-American Team were Bob Carlisle, Rudy Gerlach, and Rudy Visnich. Rudy Visnich and Howdy Collins were chosen as the honorary captains of the team, and Joe McDaniel was elected as the most valuable player. Other efficiency awards went to Bob Carlisle, Jack Lofstrom, Rudy Visnich and Dan Capozzoli. The Muskies have hopes for another successful season in 1956 with twenty-two returning lettermen. Ed Sherman, Muskingum’s great football coach, was named Ohio College Football Coach of the Year for 1955 by the coaches of the Ohio Colleges and Universities. Sherman, who has an overall football record that is very impressive, coached the squad to the first undefeated season since 1934. Sherman is a graduate of Muskingum, class of 1936. A star quarterback in his college days, Sher- man recognized his “excellent coaching staff,’ the team for their “fine spirit and hard work,” and the entire stu- | 2 dent body for their “outstanding support,” when he was notified of the honor. Ep SHERMAN Coach of the Year Gone i aes a First Row: Rich McDonald, Lou Benedict, Chuck McAuley, Naas Braun, Howdy Collins, Dave Myers, Barry Montgomery, Tom Phillips, Stan Frye, Dick Thomas, Tom Ault, Terry Danny Capozzoli, Joe McDaniel, Rusty Bright, Pete Moore, Powell, Gary Mack, Earl Pletcher, Doug Palmer, Pete Bob Geiger, Jim Sutherland, Bob Carlisle, Skip Gritman, Burd, Dick Brown. Don Richardson. Second Row: Chick Beach, Bill Thompson, Dale Perez, Fourth Row: Ken Shepherd, Roy Fehrman, Bob McQuigg, John Salamone, Larry Rigas, Ted Smithers, Max Bayer, Joe DeKleva, Tyke Whittaker, Mike Fodor, Oggie Strabel, Rudy Visnich, Mike Coleman, Jack Penman, John Parsons, Bob Butler, Russ Mullady, Jack Lofstrom, Gene Allison, Don Pierson, Lee Morrow, Ed Sherman. John Steward, Bill Miller, Dean Bechtel, Ken Sharp, Rudy Third Row: Bob Lawrence, Spud Kruzan, Bob Stokes, Bob Gerlach. Ruby VISNICH GENE ALLISON ee JoE McDANiIEL DANNY CAPOZZOLI Howarp Co.L.ins Ruby GERLACH MUSKINGUM 53 MARIETTA 0 The Fighting Muskies shellacked Marietta 53-0 in the Zanesville Shrine game. McDaniel generaled the attack while touchdowns were scored by Ted Smithers, Danny Capozzoli, Mike Coleman, Lou Benedict, Rudy Visnich, Rusty Bright, Doug Palmer and Dick Thomas. Benedict and Capozzoli added the extra points. MUSKINGUM 19 AKRON 7 A stubborn Akron University team proved to be the first real test for the Muskies before a record crowd of 24,025 in the Rubber Bowl. McDaniel tossed 23 yards to Visnich for one touchdown. The Muskie line held the Zips to only 35 yards on the ground to spark the win. Capozzoli and Smithers plunged for the other scores and Carlisle booted the extra point. MUSKINGUM 23 OHIO WESLEYAN 19 Dan Capozzoli plunged for a first period touchdown to lead the way to the third straight win for the Muskies. Visnich scored the second on a recovered fumble and Mc- Daniel waltzed around end for the final touchdown. Vis- nich tackled the Wesleyan quarterbacked for a safety and Carlisle converted three times to complete the scoring. Visnich, Coleman, and Gerlach were outstanding on de- fense for the Muskies. MUSKINGUM 29 WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON 0 W J’s team proved hapless as, the Muskies ground out 464 yards to bring the victory. Coleman opened the scoring with a 45 yard jaunt. Capozzoli scored twice, and Pletcher once. Placements by Carlisle and Benedict plus a safety accounted for the other points. MUSKINGUM 35 WOOSTER 14 (Migration Day) Over 500 students migrated to Wooster for their home- coming and watched the Shermanmen trounce Wooster for the seventh season in a row. The rugged Muskie line held Wooster’s vaunted ground attack to 22 yards net. Mc- Daniel’s passing to Visnich sparked the early Muskie scoring drives. Smithers and Capozzoli each scored twice and Coleman added the final score. Capozzoli and Car- lisle kicked the placements. MUSKINGUM 54 CAPITAL 14 (Homecoming) The Muskies piled up a 28-0 lead after the first period and coasted to victory, as an alert line held the Lutherans to 38 yards net on the ground. Smithers scored twice, Pletcher twice, while Coleman, Capozzoli, Mack and Bene- dict each scored once. Carlisle booted six consecutive conversions. The only disappointment was the failure of Captains Visnich and Collins, the Muskies’ secret extra point specialists, to convert after two late touchdowns. MUSKINGUM 38 DENISON 0 (Dad’s Day) Two first period touchdowns by Smithers and one by Capozzoli paved the way for an easy victory over the Big Red from Denison. Visnich and Pletcher scored the re- maining touchdowns. Capozzoli booted a field goal from the twenty-one yard line to complete the scoring. Carlisle booted four extra points, and Benedict, the fifth, as Deni- son failed to get beyond the Muskie 36 yard line. MUSKINGUM 40 MT. UNION 6 Touchdowns by Benedict, Carlisle, Capozzoli (2), Bright, and Pletcher paced the Muskies to their eighth straight victory, an undefeated season and the Ohio Con- ference Championship. Carlisle booted four points after touchdowns. The jubilant Muskies completed the game with a makeshift line-up including Visnich at quarter- back, Collins and Gerlach at the halves, McDaniel at end, and Smithers at guard. Basketball Coach Bob Burkholder coached the Muskies to a very respectable season of fourteen wins and six losses, and fourth place in the Ohio Conference. This represents the best effort of a Muskingum basketball team for several seasons. Joe McDaniel was chosen as honorary captain by his teammates and along with Lenny Nelson was chosen as Most Valuable Player. Joe is the only senior on the squad, so the outlook for an even better season next year looks good. Lenny Nelson led the Muskie attack with a 24.4 points per game average which establishes a new record in that department. Joe McDaniel scored on twenty-two consecutive free throws over a span of several games to establish another scoring record. Nelson also led the Ohio Conference in field goal accuracy and was in the top ten in several other categories. Bruce Westwood led the Ohio Conference in free throw percentage. Over all the Muskies played an excellent brand of ball which should bring credit not only to the players, but to the fine coaching of Bob Burk- holder and his capable assistant and JV coach Bob Stokes, a former Mus- kingum great. Stokes coached the JV team to an undefeated season of nine victories, which makes the prospects of next year’s season look even better. Basketball Scores MUSKINGUM aenscc . 88 NusIN GUM soe. - 82 INGESTING Uae ese. ; 70 Miskin oUm ae. «6 98 IVES KT Uli ce ies 84 Miskin Um n... 406: 81 IMM SKM CUI +. � we). 60 INPUISKINOUTT s. 0 2 2. 99 NAESKIN GUIS eke. 87 Muskingum. «4.7: 95 Mauskinsums.. o ... 98 DVEtS II OUI nse ae 83 MEU Sicin SUI aa.e eo. ae EGS Rakin SUI ane. : 78 Maskin CUT ae...) 5 76 INDUS Iciig ULI 2%, 2: 92 Muskingum... =. 90 Muskin gunn... 64 NMUSKIN GUT aan ae 97 Len Nelson (14) goes high into the air to pull in a re- bound against Kenyon. Ar- riving to offer help are John McMillan (15) and Jerry Brannon. (6) for, thie Muskies, Gaseme ne chia we Operlin gra rt ae 79 Capitaliepeemioninc 81 OUMPSIAKETI. bao cane 68 ECKT ON Reem eres 101 Waynvesbur ooh... 64 Ohio tate Vven soo Heidelberg” 2a... - ... 19 Wittenberg ........ 92 Ohio Wesleyan .... 72 Bethany fe so sere 73 Tir aie terres ral Otterbein wee ono 88 Western Reserve 70 Wc Oona Greer antral. 86 WWO@OSUER ooocgocacot 75 Viena Gtclmmeiere tener 19 Vo uta Oi Ineeeeneee 76 IDETENSOM, oo occooauee 95 Head Basketball Coach Bos BURKHOLDER Lenny Nelson (14) and Jerry Brannon (6) tip one up in a game against Ken- yon. Waiting for a possible rebound is Fred Seidel (9). Muskingum won the game 87-72. High scorer Lenny Nelson (14) goes up after a rebound in the action during the Ohio Wesleyan game, played in the Muskie gym. Poised waiting for re- bounds are Jerry Brannon (6) and Fred Seidel (9) for the Muskies. Muskingum won the game 95-84. John McMillan, the Muskie’s talented freshman, goes up after the ball against Wittenberg, as Joe McDaniel (4) and Jerry Brannon prepare for action. FRED SEIDEL Lenny NELSON Jor McDANIEL Bruce WESTWOOD At ALKIRE JERRY BRANNON Douc PALMER JoHN McMiILian BILL CARR 93 94 Track First Row: Turk Hendron, Tom Phillips, Ron Apperson, Paul Seidel, Denny Whit- more, John McIlvaine, Don Theiss, Dave Mitchell, Waldo Tyler, Ed Sherman. Second Row: Al Hart, Ralph Dunn, Mike Fodor, Mike Coleman, Fred Quigley, Darrell Shanks, Walt Burney, Larry Tate, Ralph Reynolds, Denny Thompson. Third Row: Bill Vogeley, Lenny Bixel, Bob Butler, Art Zobel, John Loest, Lenny Nelson. The ’55 track team won seven of eight meets and have now won fifteen of the last sixteen dual meets. Darrell Shanks set a school scoring record with 122 points and also set records in the mile and the half mile runs. Dick Hendren also established a new shot-put mark. The half mile relay team composed of Darrell Shanks, Ralph Reynolds, Dave Mitchell, and Walt Burney bested their own mark for the fifth time in that event. The mile relay team consisting of John Loest, John McIlvaine, Darrell Shanks, and Ralph Reynolds also established a new school mark in that event. Muskie first places in the Ohio Conference meet were garnered by Ralph Reynolds and the mile relay team. Shanks paced the outdoor meet by plac- ing in five events including a win in the 440 and a leg of the winning mile relay team. This team was composed of Larry Tate, Walt Burney, Ralph Reynolds, and Shanks. MclIlvaine took a first in the 880 and second in the mile to support the Muskie cause. Returning lettermen include Ron Apperson, Walda Tyler, Mike Fodor, John Loest, Paul Seidel, Ralph Reynolds, Mike Coleman, Lenny Nelson, Fred Quigley, and Bob Butler. Muskingum... Muskingum.... Muskingum.... Muskingum.... Muskingum.... Muskingum... Muskingum.... Muskingum.... Head Track Coach Ep SHERMAN . 100 09 98 74 93 108 68 87 Scores Otterbein Wittenberg Mt. Union 96 fel te Shee, Pel is +e Re He i di ose: e Y es pT ty Pott ——_ Lt ee at | @ ol Lt | TT oe = Ct Le ate bd ae, ae Cr H a sue Second Row: Dr. Harold Grady, Bruce Campbell, Bernard Boyd, Roger Wilde, Kyle Riggs. Tennis Muskingum had one of the finest tennis teams in several years as they managed to take Scores five of their 10 matches. Muskingum........ 0 Oberlin | igen sash 9 The team, coached by Dr. Harold Grady, con- Muskingum........ 2 Capital ee ae 4 sisted of Dick Rodds, Bruce Porter, Mack Maf- Mek ee 6 Orrernerr 3 fett, Jack Fitch, Bruce Campbell, Kyle Riggs, Sa, i ee ae ts Ani ra Roger Wilde, and John Barron. Muskin oun tee 1 Denison faa ee 8 Muskinguni oy .en: 5D Hiram nee 4 This year’s team faces a difficult schedule Mase 9 en 0 in Ohio Conference competition but bolstered eee My by such returning lettermen as Maffett, Wilde, Muskingum........ 4 Wittenberg ........ 5 Fitch, Campbell, Porter, and Rodda, the out- Muskingum Test fcihag sheila 1 Wooster eee 8 look for another successful season looks good. Muskingtm Sones 6 Otterbein 7 e.aa05.5 2 Baseball Muskingum.... IW OCOSTChnr me weal ct tne 2 Mis oUt ae ee Capital oe sede on o Muskingum.... 7 Ohio Wesleyan ...... ) PES GTLOUT amon SLITAM) sae. os ee oa es 2 is lil oti iempen Ome ODEN: . oc coke oes 7 Rasicn Some LON AKON oo ccng-c.s yas 5 cine 6 3 | Piuckimp Unies + | Marietta. 0... ccleew es 6 Ps Un OU ae OF DENISON 9. occ cae es 2 x MuskinguMmeari2 Otterbein ... 6.6.6.5. 6s 8 | Meron oui Marietta... ....56506 05: 0 | | Pisano ue 2 Capital ieee aces = : | Musinsumws..)0 Mount Union ........ 3 Cotte | Piuskineum....10) Denison ............. 3 Coach “Spud” Kruzan’s baseballers finished the season with a successful record of nine wins and four losses and third place in the Ohio Conference standings. Leading the Muskie sluggers were John Fantin and Gene Allison. John batted .411 to lead the team in this department. Gene finished with a .348 | average and led in stolen bases. Fantin led the entire conference with six home runs and the team in triples. Outstanding pitchers included Rusty Bright, who shut out Marietta, Dave Funk and Sam Means. Returning lettermen from last year’s team are Joe McDaniel, Louis Benedict, John Fantin, Gene Allison, Dale Sisley, Jerry Brannon, Tykie Whittaker, Bob Carlisle, Dave Funk, Rusty Bright, Ted Smithers, and Dan Capozzoli. i nits Second Row: Danny Capazolli, Tom McVey, Jon Haarbye, Emil Whitaker, Jack Van Reeth, Dick Thomas, Bob Carlisle, John Fantin. First Row: Gene Allison, Joe McDaniel, Dave Funk, Rusty Bright, Louis Benedict, “Spud” Kruzan. 98 ed j First Row: John Salamone, Rusty Bright, Tykie Whittaker, Howard Collins, Joe McDaniel, Wayne Miller, Rudy Vis- nich, Dave Funk. Second Row: Louis Benedict, Fred Quigley, Ralph Rey- nolds, Ronald Harmon, Jim Buker, Bob Braun, John Fantin, Paul Seidel, Bruce Westwood, Gene Allison, Clarence Strabel, Doug Palmer. M Club Third Row: Bob Carlisle, Larry Tate, Earl Pletcher, Lenny Nelson, Mack Maffett, Dave Mitchell, Barry Montgomery, Danny Capozzoli, Waldo Tyler, Bruce Campbell. Fourth Row: Jack Fitch, John Loest, Mike Fodor, Mike Coleman, Fred Seidel, Terry Powell, Jim Bayer, Chick Beach, Bob Butler, Russ Mullady, Jack Lofstrom. The M Club consists of Muskingum men who have been awarded the varsity letter M for competition in intercollegiate athletics. The club pro- motes fellowship between athletes and coaches of different sports who together further athletic events. The club was given a room in the gymnasium to furnish as a trophy room and lounge. The main event in the spring is an M Day in which alumni and actives united to stimulate a closer feeling between athletes of the past and of the present. Majorettes Joretta Brown, Mary Lou Chambers, Lota Echols, Gayle Oltmanns, Janice Cunning- ham, Darla Hall. | Jane Kenneweg, Molly Corey, Nancy Poddock, Diane Hendershott, Jane Richardson. Cheerleaders 99 100 First Row: Irene Horner, Issy Teare, Dianne Hendershott, Joanne Tilley, Norma Dickerson. Second Row: Marjorie McMorris, Janie Richardson, Myrla Newell, Lucy Peach, Carol Frye, Sue Kirk, Margie En- strom, Barbara Johnstin. WV ee een “Give to W.A.A. the best you have, And the best will come back to you.” The purpose of the Women’s Athletic Association is to foster interest and participation in women’s sports and other physical education activities, to pro- mote a higher degree of efficiency in health, and to engender in Muskingum College Women, college consciousness. With the 1955-56 theme, “Giving to W.A.A. the best you have,” another wonderful and active year was successfully completed. Just a few of W.A.A.’s activities were the Freshman Mixer, W.A.A. Round- up, Sports nights, Play Days, Aquacade, Square dances and May Day. Third Row: Miss Hornbeck, Joanne Finney, Joan Germer- odt, Carol Mannes, Pat Buckwalter, Janet Olwine, Nancy Paddock, Pris Ambrose. Fourth Row: Ann Barthold, Sandra Tipton, Molly Corey, Nancy Winkler, Shirley Clemenson, Edith Clawson, Brenda Bollier, Pat English. President DIANNE HENDERSHOTT ce Bae vie elu The Physical Education Majors Club strives to create and stimulate a wide and intelligent interest in health, physical education, and recreation. It helps students to become mind- ful of professions and to develop group solidarity. The P.E.M. Club has made itself known during the year through such activities as sponsoring an all-college square dance, pre- senting a dance program at various hospitals, presenting a chapel program, and sending delegates to the national convention in Chicago. en : | First Row: Miss Martha Hornbeck, Carol Frye, Gene ler, Di Hendershott. Allison, Joanne Tilley, Bob Burkholder. Third Row: Molly Corey, Lucy Peach, Edith Claw- Second Row: Sandra Tipton, Norma Dickson, Carol son, Joe McDaniel, Jim Allen, Shirley Clemenson, Janney, Joanne Finney, Janet Olwine, Nancy Wink- Issy Teare, Pat Buckwalter. ) 101 102 Intramurals Activities Under the direction of Mr. Kruzan, an extensive sports program is offered to all Muskingum men. Included in the program are football, basketball, volleyball, ping pong, swimming, wrestling, hand- ball, indoor track, softball, outdoor track, tennis and badminton. The individuals of each winning dorm team re- ceive medals and the clubs of the winning teams re- ceive plaques to signify the achievement. The Sec- ond Floor section in the dorm won the freshman intramural program and the Stags won the Club League for the third consecutive year. Women’s Sports The swim club this year paraded many various feats in the circus-theme Aquacade which was presented in the fall. The club is open to those stu- dents who are strong, smooth swimmers. Under the direction of Miss Horner there are both team and individual sports open to all Muskingum girls. Seated: Carol Buchanan, Diane Hendershott, Ann Barrett, Judy White, Beth Topping, Alice Cashdollar, Carol Kistler. Standing: Jack Fitch, Edith Clawson, Jenny Leach, Carolyn Watt, Marilyn Prettyman, Jackie Hale, Brenda Bollier, Marilyn Harris, Joan Bermerodt, Jane Kenneweg, June Wolfers, Ruth Buchanan, Don Blanchard. ee. ee ot 104 teeta eens aoe ene T | i) = — =a incon — —— as = — eS = = First Row: Lois Chambers, Phyllis Schmidt, Dottie Mc- Clintock, Harriet McMaster, Nancy Paddock, Beth Curran, Nancy Mosher. Second Row: Peggy Rust, Margie Enstrom, Joan Germer- odt, Barb Morris, Joan Marmaduke, Glenda Sherwin, Lota Echols, Sue Tipton. Women’s Interclub Council The Women’s Interclub, composed of the club president and a junior and sophomore representative from each of the women’s clubs, meets once a month. The interclub serves as an integrating orga niza- tion between the women’s clubs on campus. Its ob- jectives are to solve mutual problems and to create a better spirit of friendship and cooperation among clubs. The advisors this year are Miss McKinney, Mrs. Marshall, and Miss Horner. PY 106 First Row: Jim Miller, Charlie Gratz, Randy Giffin, Bob Swanson, Bob Randall, Louis Clay, Bill Vogeley, Bill Hutchman, Paul Seidel. Second Row: Larry Tomko, Bruce Campbell, Bob Bates, Larry Tate, Irwin Jennings, Ralph Graham. Men’s Interclub Council The Men’s Interclub Council has two primary objecti ves: to encourage club activities and to pro- mote a better spirit of friendship and co-operation among the men’s clubs. The Interclub Council, made up of the presidents and two representatives from each club, meets once a month. This year Interclub Council adopted a new constitution and initiated a new rushing program. The presidents of the clubs meet weekly with the Dean of Men to discuss club action, policies, and the improvement of the club situation on campus. 107 Messiah Chorus Forensic Club For those engaged and in- terested in intercollegiate speech activities, the Forensic Club was founded. The pur- pose of the club is to unite all those who are interested in oratory and debate, including the debate squad and the col- lege orator. The organization’s most important duty is to help plan and judge the Freshman Debate Tournament held ev- ery spring. The members work with the Freshmen to help them improve their speaking ability and become better debaters. 108 On December 11, 1955, at 8:00 P.M., the mighty chords of Handel’s Messiah filled the chapel. There were 200 voices in the choir and 50 in the Cambridge Community Orchestra which provided the accompaniment. The four talented soloists were students of Oberlin College. This traditional society practiced earnestly on Monday nights during the fall months of the college year. First Row: Bill Paul, Jim Miller, Don Grohman, James McGown, Irwin Jennings, Bruce Henderson, Dick Rodda. Second Row: Bob Linder, Martin Clark, Bob Bertouille, Rich Clark, Larry Tate, Linda Esmond, Lee Waddell, Sam Morse, Dr. Charles Layton, Ed Carlson. First Row: Mrs. Jane Rice Hazzard, Dawn Regan, Barbara Averell, Peggy Campbell, Amelia Stumpf, Janet Combs, Susan Haidle, Jean McStea. Second Row: Joan Smith, Janice Cunningham, Doris Knox, Lois Braddock, Ruth Ann Moore, Marjorie Barnes, Becky Rutledge, Janice Weimer, Pris Ambrose, Carol Johnson. Home Economics Club Third Row: Ann Messersmith, Sue McCall, Sherry Heasley, Jo Welden, Mary Ann Rowe, Marilyn Trumpeter, Ann Clarke, Janie Watts, Barb Airgood. Fourth Row: Kay Welker, Myrla Newell, Marcia MacAr- thur, Luella Van Fossen, Joan Germerodt, Barbara Hahn, ae Herman, Jane Anderson, Shirley Johnston, Lota Echols. The Home Economics Club was organized to unite all students enrolled in the Home Economics Department. It is affiliated with the American Home Economics Association as a member of the College Home Economics Clubs in the state. The club spon- sored bake sales, a coffee hour, teas, and took part in the W. A. L. Christmas bazaar. 109 President LINDA ESMOND Rose Ann Swope, Mary Jane Campbell, Linda Esmond, Peggy Rust, Martha Ann Turner, Barbara Morris, Myrla Newell. Athala Club “We are Athala members, and right proud are we.” The Athalas have kept the house on Thompson Avenue aglow with fun and laughter. Homecoming brought back to us many enthusiastic alums. Highlights of the year were house parties, lounge party and ninth birthday party. The big event of the year was our Spring Formal. PRESED HIN eer raster Linda Esmond VICE-PRESIDENT ........ Myrla Newell SECREWA TR Yeaersererisr Rose Ann Swope TR BAS Ui Beret Mary Jane Campbell “In Athala’s Sacred Keeping... 112 First Row: Anne Stallman, Judy Craig, Annette Smith, Harriet McMaster, Katie Hutchman, Audrey Herman. Second Row: Mariann Sherick, Elizabeth Taylor, Ruth Buchanan, Dawn Regan, Doty Hershberger, Kay Welker, Nancy Stephenson, Wanda Cunningham, Dottie Maharry, Janie Stephenson, Phyllis Wilson. Delta Club President HARRIET McMASTER PRESLOEN meaner Harriet McMaster VICH-PRESID ENG eerie ian Judy Craig SECHRHITAR Yar eerie Katie Hutchman LREASURE DL ereitecctecttct Annette Smith Third Row: Jane Purdom, Betty Ogilvie, Marilyn McCam- ant, Shirley Meyer, Jo Herman, Joan Andre, Judy Sagebiel, Alice Crawford, Dona Pierce, Pat Pinhey, Nancy Kraft. Fourth Row: Joan Marmaduke, Mary Cane Wilson, Molly Corey, Margie Taylor, Mary Eidel, Chris Dickson, Carole McMurray, Marilyn Nichols, Gretchen Ashbaugh, Brenda Bollier. “To the Black and Green we're true,” sang the - Deltas through another successful year. With pride we Deltas point to Homecoming, when Molly Corey reigned as Queen and our float won second prize. Strains of “Laura,” “Rudy,” and “Marie” remind us of our serenade. We smile as we recall the annual football dinner and the picnic at Blue Rock. And we tingle with pleasure all over again when we remem- ber the excitement of our Chicken Box, Lounge Party and Spring Formal. This year has brought us even closer together in the love of Delta Gamma Theta. First Row: Darla Hall, Jane Watts, Mrs. Ferne Layton, Mrs. Third Row: Marjorie Durnin, Vonnie Heath, Marva Linzey, | D. T. Dennison, Mrs. Laura McIntire, Mrs. McCrory, Miss Louise Thomas, Marilyn Harris, Sally Stewart, Nancy Janey Trace, Nancy Mosher, Mary Ann White. Wheaton, Joanne Finney, Judy Barnett, Lois Jean Second Row: Janie Richardson, Becky Rutledge, Babs Chambers. Wharton, Thelma Mooney, Carolyn Adams, Helen Calhoun, Fourth Row: Ruthanne Hetzler, Jenny Leach, Shirley Sarah Lamont, Ann Clarke, Anne Duff, Mary Ann Rowe. Johnston, Barbara Hahn, Joan Germerodt, Ruth Ride, Nancy Zobel, Janet Combs, Didi Hasson. FAD Club This year marked the forty-second for the F.A.D.’s from Harper Hill. Under capable leadership, the | . girls progressed through the year’s activities with great enthusiasm. At Homecoming, the club won first prize and grand prize on its float and second prize for its house. Along with the all-college activi- ties, there were teas, parties, dances, and the “Colleg- late” serenade, climaxed by the Spring formal at the Cambridge Country Club. In the close unity of club meetings, we have found “the dearest friends we’ve ever known, our sisters, F.A.D.” President NANCY MOSHER PS LE) BN ered ener renner Nancy Mosher ViIiCh=PRE STD EIN Denese ter Jane Watts SECRETARY aaeeee et den ete Darla Hall SIR BANS IEG Eee nee Mary Ann White 114 reo —— | The House On Harper H 116 First Row: Diane Hendershott, Joan Smith, Dottie De- Lassus, Lota Echols, Sandra Tipton, Margie Mock, Nancy Pittenger, Jane Ann McBride. Second Row: Jeff Fiscus, Biz Holmes, Elaine Manifold, Janice Cunningham, Buff Acker, Norma Dickson, Doris Jane Birtcher, Peggy Cochran, Mae Jane MacAllister, Bizz Cummings, Mary Lou McCombs, Sue Kirk, Ann Barrett. Third Row: Edith Clawson, Carol Frye, Virginia Johnson, Jean Reed, Mary Morse, Janet Olwine, Pris Ambrose, Kianu Club Margaret Patterson, Sue Haidle, Janet Mechem, Eva Backstrom. Fourth Row: Jane Anderson, Peggy Campbell, Joyce Ann Hall, Joanne Weldon, Sunny Linynsky, Pat Cunningham, Kay Croxon, Robbie Gibson, Judi Heslip, Pat Buckwalter, Nancy Paddock, Sheila McConnell. Fifth Row: Jane Stiers, Bobbie Dietrick, Lois Miller, Carol Arter, Jo Hackley, Ann Barthold, Mary Louise Barton, Issy Teare, Shirley Clemenson, Miriam MclIlvried, Marcia Mac- Arthur, Bobbi Butler, Gayle Cogdell. ” “T’m Kianu Born, ’m Kianu Bred...” is em- bedded in the hearts of each one of the Kianus. It implies work, play, and a fellowship together. President LOTA ECHOLS BR ES LD HIN ean eee ere Lota Echols ViIGH= PRES 1D iiNiieeeeer en Sandra Tipton SHC RELAY ayn ean n ree Dottie DeLassus TER ELAS WEG EGE ahem ae Margie Mock Our work consisted of giving our annual serenade in the fall, winning first prize for our Homecoming house decoration, and remodeling our recreation room. The Kianu social calendar was highlighted by the Christmas party, and the lounge party, and climaxed by the spring formal. So once again, we have come to the end of an- other wonderful year, full of many happy memories and a lasting love for Kianu. | PES a Third Row: Betty Schaffer, Sally Trump, Carol Mannes, First Row: Barbara Averell, Mary Ann Murphy, Ellen Lowther, Mrs. Esther Poff, Margie Enstrom, Carol Henry, Carol Cowden, Doris Corwin. Second Row: Gracie Amstutz, Susi Church, Sally Johnston, Jane Snyder, Ramona Sorrell, Betty Anne Neff, Margie Carolyn Smith, Jo Ann Walker, Winona Sorrell, Jean Presutti, Virginia Rodgers, Pat English, Joyce Low. Fourth Row: Pat Wilson, Twila Dotson, Phyllis Schmid, Lona Engle, Audrey Terry, Joretta Brown, Gretchen Post, Simko, Marilyn Kohr, Connie Suidak, Lois Roche. Carolyn Watt, Elsie Cooper, Doris Knox, Anne Wills. | Kona Club The “honor, service and friendship” found in Kona have made this year another year to remember. The many alumni who returned helped to make Homecoming complete. The hayride, the festivity of the Christmas party, the “Splash”, the informal house parties, the enchantment of the lounge party, and the light fantasy of the Spring formal set the spark for many glorious memorable evenings. The loyalty of our members, the capability of our leaders and our love in Kona have given this year President ; the light of success. MARGIE ENSTROM PRESTO R NT ie acta eet Margie Enstrom Vii = PRES LD IN Lo keereeee ae Ellen Lowther SHC REUCAR Ysera Mary Ann Murphy SUEY ETA SEY, Hat Sere eee ct eae een Carol Henry 118 Ss YD Oo 5 an H ide the Kona Club Crest Down on Lakes 120 First Row: Dorothy McClintock, Harriett Searer, Glenda Sherwin, Mrs. Jay Chambers, Mary Lyon, Mary Lou Chambers. Second Row: Carol Schumacker, Beth Reed, Emma Jo Lambros, Elizabeth Topping, Pat Ferguson, Sue Cross, Marjorie Barnes, Rachel Combs, Dorothy Ray, Lucy Wood. Third Row: Lois Braddock, Nancy Beale, Marjorie Mc- Morris, Carol Janney, Carole Smith, Elaine Thornton, Beth Wawyin Club President GLENDA SHERWIN IPRS STD RIN ae ec ener Glenda Sherwin VICH- PRESIDEN rien eats Mary Lyon SH CR HAR Yi. cuesn aces Mary Lou Chambers TER HA SUR K Rememnieree ae einer: Harriett Searer Curran, Katy Griest, Rosalee Hamilton, Barbara Airgood. Fourth Row: Rena Glover, Ellie Beagle, Sherry Heasley, Shirley Unger, Marilyn Woodyard, Ruth Addis, Ruth Dayton, Loa Klase, Mary Eckelberry. Fifth Row: Nancy Winkler, Sally Semler, Sue Hayes, Mary Thomas, Frances Loughman, Jo Smith, Ruth Cunningham, Terry Fallabel, Mary Ellen Upton, Barbara Ramage. “We are the best, yes, the best of all the rest, so Phi Beta Psi, here’s to you.” In the true spirit of Phi Beta Psi, the girls at 156 Montgomery worked together this fall to redecorate the house from kitchen to basement, pausing in their efforts to welcome Mrs. Jay Chambers, as their new advisor. To begin the social year, they won third prize for house decorations at Homecoming. Other fall activi- ties included the serenade, a cook-out, and a Christ- mas party in December. Lovely and delightful were the Lounge Party and Spring formal that ended a perfect year. Wawyins Forever The Albans have ended the club’s 30th year. House improvements were started at the beginning of the year. As the year progressed, so did a number of activities—hayride, then Christmas party, lounge party, and club formal. The leaders and the bond among our members, contributed to give us a more enjoyable campus life. President ROGER WILDE RIES SUD EN eee eee Roger Wilde VICH-PRESIDENT........ Jim Miller SHC R ECAR Yee eee Francis Johns SMSMTVNSHONS ADR os oc n or Fred Quigley We are Loyal Alban Brothers 122 First Row: Fred Quigley, Roger Wilde, Mrs. Harding, James Morse, John Brewer, John Stilts, John Patterson, Bruce Miller, Francis Johns. Porter. Second Row: Ed Carlson, Ed VanGorder, Bob Montgomery, Fourth Row: Harry Coffield, Gordon Kunde, Richard Carle Wyler, Don Yates, Frank Sparks, David Weyrich. Rodda, Read Backus, Charles Gratz, Randy Giffen, James Third Row: Kent Dean, Bill McGuire, Bruce Wagener, Sam Hervey, Lee Weddell. Mace Club President DANNY CAPOZZOLI PRESIDEN La aer Danny Capozzoli VICE PRESIDENT... ..- Jim McQuigg DHE REM AR Y eerie rer Gene Allison TREASURER. ..... Gordon Thompson The Home on the Green and White Hill “We, the members of the Mace Club, in order to ” form a closer association,---” Through excellent leadership and a co-operative spirit the Men of Mace have enjoyed another highly successful year. Mace men have again taken a prominent position in college activities, athletics, scholarship, and lead- ership. Highlighting participation in all-college ac- tivities was the first prize awarded the Men of Mace for their Homecoming float. Socially, the Mace en- joyed events ranging from the wiener roast in the fall to the spring formal. A capable pledge class promises a bright future. Th I a ne ee ee : | i Pee eee ty + one First Row: Martin Clark, Gene Allison, Jim McQuigg, H. Dwight Balentine, Danny Capozzoli, Gordon Thompson, Joe McDaniel. Second Row: Ray Walter, Ralph Graham, Paul Cush, Ted Smithers, John Jackson, Pete Peterson, Dave Funk, Ron McQuigg, Dick Brown. Third Row: Tom MacVay, Dave Barnes, Jim Shamel, John Fantin, Ron Apperson, Clarence Rockwell, Bob Geiger, Rudy Gerlach, Clarence Strabel. Fourth Row: Earl Pletcher, Bob McQuigg, Louie Benedict, Al Murray, Dave Brockett, Mike Coleman, Jack Lofstrom, Peter Burd, Dick Marsch, David Lasky. Fifth Row: Dick Wells, Sam Bell, William L. Thomas, Robert Stokes, Robert McCall, Jim Bayer, Bill Groene, Bob Butler, Mike Fodor, Russ Mullady, Rudy Visnick, Bob Wachter, Pete Moore. Sphinx Club President BOB SWANSON JESU DVOANAG ooo sone Bob Swanson ViCH= PRES LD iN ieee Jim Buker HGR Eee Ey lane ees ee Ken Keys TER EAS UR ER ence een Pete Albert The House of Blue and White The Sphinx Club, founded in 1910, boasts an ac- tive alumni of over five hundred men. Through the co-operation of the alumni and actives, the corner- stone of the new Sphinx house will soon be laid. Activities play an integral part in the life of a Sphinx. Sphinx men can be found in all phases of campus life. The social life of a Sphinx includes house parties, the Christmas party, Lounge party, picnics, and the annual Spring Formal. With determination and confidence a Sphinx looks toward the future and says with great esteem, ... “I am proud to be a Sphinx.” First Row: Larry Slater, Mack Maffett, Pete Albert, Ken Keys, Bob Swanson, Jim Buker, Walter Bistline, Waldo Tyler, Jerry Tannous. Second Row: Ronald Harmon, Rolf Knittel, Bob McBurney, Dave Rees, Benny Davis, Ed Thomas, Harry Bieber, Bob Ransom, Chuck Weaver, Barney Arnette. Third Row: Fritz Schneidmiller, Louis Clay, Ray Loew, Ed Swanson, Tom Boehm, Tom Smith, Nelson Frazier, Max Mahlke, Bill Paul, Al McGrath. Fourth Row: Bill Baker, Larry Tomko, Lenny Nelson, Marvin Gray, George Supan, Jerry Moffit, Tom Reef, Louis Gmeindl, Don Theiss. Fifth Row: Ralph Green, Fred Seidel, Jon Roemer, Don Marn, Pete Wright, Joe Kostecka. Stag Club President DON GRITMAN ARES TD BING ee ae ee rere cee Don Gritman VICE-PRESIDENT 7.22.2. Howard Collins SE CR EACAIR: Yates nee sae Larry Tate TREASURER ..... John Knox Montgomery Behind these Rilarsee ee In its 46th year of existence, the Stag Club once again played a prominent role in Muskingum’s acti- vities. Members of the oldest club on campus par- ticipated in inter-collegiate and intramural athlet- ics, debate, music, drama, and many other activities. Capable leadership, an admirable housemother, an active alumni, and a co-operative spirit have been the dominant factors that have constituted another successful year for the Stags. First Row: Bob Carlisle, Emerson Payne, Jack Montgom- ery, Howard Collins, Mrs. Vesta Flower, Donald Gritman, Larry Tate, Skip Moorehead, Irwin Jennings. Second Row: Chuck McAuley, Mert Conrad, Rusty Bright, Richard Oswalt, Bob Coombs, Bruce Henderson, Chip Crat- er, Jim McCown, Bob Lawrence. Third Row: Don Aten, Clinton Cohen, Jack Van Reeth, Bob Braun, Wayne Miller, Gene Campolo, Darryl Payne, Ralph Reynolds. ; t | Fourth Row: John Salamone, Floyd Craft, Larry Tarr, Tyke Whittaker, Dave Mitchell, Thomas Hammond, Bill Murphy, Gene Brem. Fifth Row: Jim Sutherland, Don John Cox, Jon Haarbye, Jerry Brannon, Bru Campbell, Art Zobel, Bill Larrick, Jack Fitch, Richie Basten. 129 coe ADOT yy a i i A A A = = “| Wister Glib Founded in 1948, the Ulster Club has made pro- gress. There were several social events this year, including, house parties, lounge party, and formal dance. Service is evidenced by the many Ulstermen in positions of leadership and the possession of the scholarship cup for the seventh straight year. We look forward to next year with the hope of better things to come. President PAUL SEIDEL PRESIDEN eee Paul Seidel VICE-PRESIDENT ....Bill Hutchman SH CR HILARY aaa eae John Symons SUEY By As ER Es Lee eee Roy Gregg Vl besan Wster ntl pice 130 Third Row: Arthur MacQueen, Charles Scollon, Robert R. First Row: Keith Langdon, John Symons, Paul Seidel, Bill Randall, Robert Bertouille, Bill Thomas, John Loest, Ralph Hutchman, Roy Gregg. Dunn, Harold Jacklin, Ron Morton. Second Row: Charles Prather, Mark Ray, Jim Kotora, Jim Fourth Row: Donald Grohman, George Monroe, Tony Kelvington, Don Mercer, Dave Warner, Jack Patterson, Salvatori, Harry C. Wolfgang, Bernard Boyd, Roger Irwin, Rich Clark. Bob Linder, James Brandel, Bill Vogeley. 132 Robert Douglas, Ronald Johnson, John Jones, Don Birney, John Gosser. Stoic Club “Time will tell’—and so it did this year for the Stoics. Fifteen new pledges, the redecorating of the house, and a wonderful formal was—a motto come true. Next year time will march on and so will the Stoic Club to even bigger and more glorious heights. Seated: Madalyn Bertouille, Judy Flagmeier, Shirley Smith, Standing: Bob Bertouille, Bill Flagmeier, Sam Smith, Bob Beverly Lloyd, Jean Murray, Irma Stokes, Velma West- Lloyd, Al Murray, Bruce Westwood, Sam Bell, Ed Van wood, Charlotte Bell, Joanne VanGorder, Lois Gerlach, Gorder, Rudy Gerlach, Bill Thomas. Ellie Thomas. Absent: Bob Stokes. Trailwood Heights Trailwood Heights is the barracks area far up Lakeside Drive. This past year thirteen married Muskies and their families made their home in the various apartments. They had a democratic govern- ment with Bill Flagmeier, acting as mayor. Who’s Who +s R From the Senior Class, Community Council nom- seb as HONORARIES ee inates outstanding students whom it feels possess “aT oes suitable qualifications for the organization Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. These names are submitted to the national council for final approval. Those honored are judged on the basis of character, scholarship, and leadership. | | First Row: Judy Craig, Doty Hershberger, Lois Miller, Bruce Henderson, Jeff Fiscus, Diane Hendershott. Second Row: Rich Clark, Harold Jacklin, Bill Paul, Joe . McDaniel, Ralph Reynolds, Bob Swanson, Bob Linder, Ir- win Jennings. 134 First Row: (Seated) Ferne Irwin, Doty Hershberger. Second Row: Judy Craig, Joan E. Smith, Marilyn Bixler, Margie Enstrom. Senior Women’s Honorary The purposes of Senior Women’s Honorary are: To promote leadership, to nurture and encourage creativity, to help formulate progressive and whole- some public opinion on current problems, and to ob- serve and improve campus conditions. Each spring the membership is elected by the present members and is limited to ten per cent of the women in the Junior Class. This past year the discussion theme was, “Ideas that possess men.” Or@rer@: 0.0.0.0. is an honorary fraternity for junior, sen- ior and faculty men. Membership into the organi- zation is determined by active members on the basis of promise, character and achievement. The organ- ization was formed in 1936 to preserve traditions, to promote respect, and to recognize outstanding students. First Row: Irwin Jennings, Bruce Henderson. Second Row: Ralph Reynolds, Bill Paul, Joe McDaniel, Harold Jacklin. 136 First Row: Sue Cross, Mary Morse, Mrs. Montgomery, Barb Sittig, Judi Heslip, Sunny Linynsky. Second Row: Libby Taylor, Janet Mechem, Nancy Paddock, Janice Cunningham, Marge Simko, Margie Enstrom, Julia Barnett, Ruth Buchanan. CWENS The twelve Cwens, a Sophomore national wo- men’s honorary, met every Monday at the Manse with their advisor, Mrs. Montgomery. They could be recognized by their bright red and gray outfits. During Freshman Week, Cwens did anything from wait tables to grade tests. Other activities were helping at the W. A. L. Lantern Parade, serving at : the President’s reception, sponsoring the Dad’s Day Tea, selling hot-dogs at Homecoming, selling octu- pae, giving parties to get acquainted with the Fresh- man girls and choosing from these freshmen the Cwen successors for next year. 137 138 Phi Alpha Pi Phi Alpha Pi is a sophomore men’s honorary based on loyalty to the ideals of Muskingum, an active interest in the welfare of the college, leader- ship and scholarship. The organization function s as a fellowship and discussion group, viewing local and international problems. First Row: Gordon Kunde, Ken Keys, Bob McQuigg, Rich- ard Schneidmiller. Second Row: George Monroe, Jack Lofstrom, Art Zobel, Bruce Campbell, Lenny Nelson. N AN bY s Ny 3 First Row: Rose Ann Swope, John Brewer, Mr. Morehead, Dottie McClintock. Second Row: Ferne Irwin, Harriet Searer, Kay Croxson, Mary Louise Barton, Miss Neuenschwander, Miss Sharp. Phi Sigma Iota The Phi Nu Chapter of Phi Sigma Iota, a national romance language honorary, encourages high schol- arship, individual research, and the promotion of amity between our nations and the nations using these languages. The monthly society programs are presented by members who are chosen from students taking third year college French or Spanish and have a 3.00 ac- cumulative ratio. 139 140 Phi Mu Alpha Since one of the primary purposes of Phi Mu Alpha is to present to students the music of this country, the Beta Lambda Chapter sponsored a Jazz Concert for the student body. Many business, as well as social meetings, were enjoyed by the men of this fraternity. Membership is by invitation only. It was hoped that because of this group, a better under- standing of music came into being at Muskingum College. First Row: Martin Clark, Ray Walter, John Symons, Bill Groene. Second Row: Bill Stewart, Ed Donahue, Bill Thomas, Art Zobel, Jim Brandel. First Row: Jim Kelvington, Roger Wilde, J. L. McCreight, Third Row: Mark Ray, Donald Grohman, Douglas Marr, Bill Paul. Robert Wilkinson, Jim Hervey, Gordon Irvine, Gilmore Second Row: Bill McIntyre, Frank Sparks, Ralph Graham, Creelman. ete Thompson, Gary Schwab, Bob Montgomery, Rich ark, Alpha Sigma Mu During the school year, the Pre-ministerial group, Alpha Sigma Mu, has met monthly for many inter- esting meetings. Most of these meetings were led by outstanding persons that visited the campus. In the spring, elections were held to replace outgoing officers. j 141 142 Sigma Tau Delta First Row: Ferne Irwin, Har- riett Searer, Bruce Wagener, Mary Jane Campbell, Jane Ann McBride, Sue Cross. Second Row: Barbara Morris, Mary Jane Wilson, Linda Es- mond, Shirley Meyer, Jeff Fis- cus, Elaine Nielsen, Virginia To those students interested in an outlet for their writing abilities and a chance to exchange ideas with others of the same interests, the Omega Alpha Chap- ter of the English Honorary Sigma Tau Delta was founded on this campus. The group adds stimulus to the campus each year by putting out the Razz Izzue of the B. and M. The best works of the group each year are compiled for publication in the Bubblework, which are sold to the Student Body; the STD column can be found in the B. M. each week. The climax of the year is a re- cital held in Patton Hall Lounge in the spring. Johnson, Joyce Ann Hall, Lois Miller. Third Row: Rena Glover, Judy Heslip, Lota Echols, Rachel Combs, Peggy Rust, Ron Mor- ton, Jan Chambers. Fourth Row: Judy Barnett, Keith Langdon, Barbara Sittig, Ann Huffman, Bill McIntyre. First Row: Ron Morton, An- nette Smith, Margie Enstrom, Harold Jacklin. Second Row: Ralph Reynolds, Ron McQuigg, Mr. Barnes, Jim McQuigg, Bill McGuire. Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta, under the guidance of Mr. Barnes and Dr. Dasch, has been active in developing campus interest in medicine and other allied fields. The activities of the organization were the blood typing of the college community, the trip to the Ohio State Medical Center, films and speakers, and na- tional conventions. 144 Order of Artus Mr. Brouwer, Mr. Tschirgi, Rose Ann Swope, Bob Stokes. Absent from picture: William L. Thomas. Order of Artus is a national honorary society in the field of Economics and Business Administration. The Muskingum Chapter is fairly new on the campus, as it was organized here in 1951. The academic requirements for membership are cumulative G. P. R. of 2.5 in all work undertaken and a G. P. R. of 3.00 or above in eighteen semester hours of Economic and Business Administration. First Row: Donald Grohman, Gordon Kunde, Marjorie Mc- Morris, Charles Prather, George Monroe, Carol Cowden, Elaine Manifold, Bob Montgomery. Second Row: Sonja Forgrave, Connie Piersol, Rachel Combs, Katy Griest, Beth Reed, Jacquelyn Dutton, Dorothy McClintock, Margie Simko, Mary Jane Campbell, Amelia Stumpf, Marlyn Maurer, Lucille Gadd, Janet Higgins, Diane Hendershott, Ruth Grove. Third Row: Myrla Newell, Janet Combs, Ann Barthold, Janet Mechem, Lorraine Fehl, Jim Kelvington, Bill Mc- Life Service Intyre, Sonya Mugnani, Lorma Weaver, Janet Putney, Jane Kenneweg. Fourth Row: Paul Seidel, Rich Clark, Gary Schwab, Frank Sparks, Mark Ray, Ralph Reynolds, Barbara Davies, Jane Springer, Ann Brownlee, Barry Gotham, Ferne Irwin. Fifth Row: Lloyd Forsythe, Sam Speck, Dave Philips, Lyle Gunning, Martin Runkle, Douglas Marr, Robert Malone, Keith Langdon, Gilmore Creelman, Gordon Irvine, Jim Hervey, Ralph Graham, Gordon Thompson. “Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them” —Matt. 7:20 This group spends the year getting to know Christ better and sponsoring Caravan teams and Gospel teams. The officers for this year were: George Mon- roe, President; Vice-president, Charles Prather; Sec- retary, Carol Cowden; Gospel Team Chairman, Elaine Manifold; Caravan Team Chairman, Winona Sorrell; and Devotional Chairman, Marge McMorris. 146 First Row: Carol Henry Matz, Miss Wilma Barnett, Shirley Meyer, Nancy Pittenger, Jane Ann McBride, Mary Ann White, Dottie Maharry, Doty Hershberger. Second Row: Jeff Fiscus, Jud ith Gray, Lorma Weaver, Car- olyn Adams, Connie Siudak, Lois Roche, Mary Lou Mc- Combs, Ann Barrett, Alice Cashdollar, Doris Jane Britcher, Ruth Buchanan. Third Row: Pat English, Pat Wilson, Elaine Nielsen, Buff Acker, Ruth Grove, Mary Ellen Wilson, Marlyn Maurer, jen Oma Lucille Gadd, Carol Kistler, JoAnn Walker, Mariann Sher- ick, Brenda Bollier. Fourth Row: Shirley Unger, Carole Smith, Mary Eckel- berry, Katy Griest, Jo Finney, Janie Richardson, Nancy Mosher, Ann Barthold, Jane Springer, Barbara Davies, Jan Chambers. Fifth Row: Frances Loughman, Arlene Robison, Ruth Cun- ningham, Pearl Ullman, Lorraine Fehl, Carol Keith, Ann Huffman. The Association of Childhood Education Inter- national is composed of students who are majoring in elementary education. During the year there was a variety of programs dealing with the plans, problems, and interests that will face future teachers in their own elementary classrooms. The club was under the sponsorship of Miss Wilma Barnett and under the leadership of Nancy Pittenger, President. Sigma Alpha Iota Members Marilyn Bixler Carol Buchanan Judy Craig Barbara Cummings Ruth Dayton Terry Fallabel LaVerne Hasson Elaine Manifold Mary Anne Rowe Kay Salvador Martha Ann Turner 147 GIRES CEUBSEEEDS ES oe ea) First Row: Lindy Ryer, Sheila Thomson, Laura Johnston, Pat Leeper, Barbara Bober, Sylvia Kane, Ann Huffman. Second Row: Linda Ricart, Joyce Shiever, Susan Schroder, Pat Funk, Connie Morrison, Jeanette Balogh, Jane Morris. Third Row: Janet Putney, Marti Cohagan, Betsy Finch, Linda Reed, Jane Tavenner. 148 DELTA First Row: Susan Dieringer, Barbara O’Brien, Patty Davidson, Nancy Clarke, Julie Francis, Christine Bach- ofer, Sue Rittberger, Carole Kieth. Second Row: Ruth Ann Moore, Joann Boyd, June Browning, Ann Hill, Sherron Dethlefs, Janet Pravlo- chak, Gene Hays, Joy Teitsworth, Sally Willis, Ann West. Third Row: Esther Nichols, Anne Cranston, Marjorie Wells, Ann Brownlee, Joyce Shaeffer, Francis Murphy, Pidge Leitch, Phyllis Modie, Jeune Larrick, Betty Lou McCay. KIANU First Row: JoAnn Ewing, Carole Klostermeyer, Betsy Twigg, Alice Cashdollar, Mollie Montgomery, Carol Kistler, Nancy Jo Hart, Jean Kappler, Marjorie Miller, Ann Rigby. Second Row: Sue McCall, Gloria Kreider, Christine Hen- derson, Jackie Hale, Gail Oltmanns, Noel Smith, Lila Jean McGrath, Louise Ondo, Carol Williamson, Joyce Harner. Third Row: Susan Arbuthnot, Jane Neff, Chris Mills, Pat Baker, Judy Swartz, Beverly Benz, Jeri Lou Wagstaff, Jane Kenneweg, Carol Robinson, Jan Higgins. WAW YIN First Row: Judy Gray, Koleen Ewing, Kay Salvador, Ar- lene Robison, Nancy McCarthy, Barbara Davies, Wilda Steiner, Nancy Tobey, Lorma Weaver. Second Row: Marlene Houze, Ann Furniss, Pearl Ullman, Nancy McRae, Carolyn Carlson, Carol Case, Aletha Stew- ard, Marlene Grandy, Doddie Flinner. Third Row: Joyce Gordon, Pat Lichty, Kay Sherwin, Judy Friedenstein, Carol Johnson, Jackie Dutton, Lucille Gadd, Joanna Quinn, Nancy Swingle, Connie Piersol. tt ete pa tan han ean ETA “ KONA First Row: Janice Weimer, Janet Portz, Kay Wyer, Sue Bell, Barbara Larrick, Mary Flagg, Sue Wright. Second Row: Carol Hornung, Ruthanne Swarner, Barry Gotham, Millicent Waldo, Mary Ann Rawlins, June Wolf- ers, Jane Ann Youse. BOS CEE DSREEDEES ALBAN First Row: Bob Jinks, James Niedermeyer, Glenn Low- ery, Rich Esler, Milt Cottis, Bob Malone, Don Gilbert, Jae Suh. Second Row: Gene Wease, John McFadden, Mike Hamil- ton, Owen Woodyard, Seijin Tnam ine, Frank Wilmot, Donald Quinn, Kerril Bell. Third Row: Dick Kurth, Bob Denton, Bob Clarke, Ron- ald Ashbrook, Dave Sheaffer, Jesse Hawthorne, Peter Blank, Brian Ausburn. | MACE First Row: Jack Lyttle, Larry Myers, David Myers, Bob Armstrong, Stan Frye, Bill Thompson, Jack Penman, Don Blanchard, Don Pearson. Second Row: James Black, Dick Bell, Gordon Marett, Joe DeKleva, Ken Sharp, Bill Owen, Jerry Seabrook. Third Row: Don Newton, Lee Morrow, Harb Tillett, John Parsons, Neil Severance. 150 SPHINX First Row: Jack White, Joe Cioffi, DeWayne Roney, Sam Colmery, Bill Ferguson, Keith Addy, Dave Dunn, Bill Martin. Second Row: Gary Lent, Ken Shepherd, Dave Ludwig, John Hennen, Sam Boyer, Clyde Butler, Jack Richardson, Malcolm Fellows. Third Row: Bob Adams, Frank King, Jerry Estock, Bill Carr, John MacMillan, Rob Wilkinson, Jack Gornall, Dick Roberts, Dale Perez. a [SeSaesh First Row: James Alcock, Tom Howison, Dave Almes, Sam Speck, Gary Schwab, Clayton Kurman, Lynn Thursby. Second Row: Fred Williams, Lyle Gunning, Lew Gordon, Doug Marr, John Buby, Larry Warstler, Phil Tambling, Gordon Irvine. Third Row: Jim Henes, Gilmore Creelman, Kenneth Ha- vens, Ray Sheffield, Martin Runkle, Lloyd Forsythe, Joe Dixon. SAG First Row: Virgil Cosby, John Steward, Bill Toward, Dick Thomas, Gordon Brunner, Ron Ford, Chick Beach, Tom Vanderslice, Bob Morrow, John Norris, Stan Phillips. Second Row: Joe Brannon, Jack Taylor, Charles Ball, Bill Rudman, Dana Duff, Bill Lawless, Rich McDonald, Bob Brown, Jim Gault, Gene Taylor. Third Row: Gary Cosmer, Douglas Palmer, Cecil Gray, Everett Daniels, Dean Bechtel, Barry Montgomery, George Sulzner, Terry Powell, Tom Ault, Dave Helfman. SIWOUC First Row: Dick Hayhurst, Sam Hutcheson, Robert Green. Second Row: Ed Ourant, Don Hyde, John Tomasko, Tom Homman. 152 SENIOR ACTIVITIES INDEX ADVERTISING Senior Activities A ELIZABETH ACKER: Kianu Club; Choral 1,2,3. BARBARA AIRGOOD: Wawyin Club; Class Treasurer 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Student Counselor 3. JAMES ALLEN: Alban Club; Stu- dent Council 3; Interclub Council 2,3; Varsity Ath- letics 1,2,3,4; Phys. Ed. Club 1,2,3,4; Community Council 3. EUGENE ALLISON: Mace Club, Sec. 3; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4; Phys. Ed. Club, Pres. 4; Student Counselor 4. LAGRACE AMSTUTZ: Kona Club; Choral 1,2,4; Life Service 12; B M 1. JANE ANDERSON: Kianu Club; Choral 1,2,3,4; Sophomore Queen Attendant 2; Home Ec. Club 2,3,4. DON ATEN: Stag Club; Muscoljuan Bus. Mer. 4. B REED BACKUS: Alban Club; Varsity Athletics 1,2; Choral 3. WILLIAM BARKS: Stag Club. ROBERT BATES: Stoic Club, Pres. 4. ROBERT BERTOUILLE: Ulster Club; Choral 1,2,3,4; De- bate 2; Forensic Club 2,3,4; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 1,2; Pre-Ministerial 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2; Co- Chrm. Sejuna 3. DORIS JANE BIRTHER: Kianu Club; Y. W. Cabinet 2,3,4; W. A. L. Cabinet. 2,3; Choral 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 2,3; Women’s Glee Club 1; Gospel Team 1; B M 1,2,3,4; A. C. E. I. 1,2,3,4; Social Comm. 1,2,3; All-College Fort Treasurer 2,3,4; Comm. Marshal 3. MARILYN BIXLER: Student Counselor 2; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; Sigma Alpha Iota 1,2,3,4, Editor 4, Pres. 4, Sec. 3; Cwens 2; Sr. Women’s Hon. 4. BRENDA BOL- LIER: Delta Club; W. A. A. Cabinet 2,3,4; Swim Club, Pres. 4; Judiciary Board 1,3; Choral 1; Mus- coljuan 3; Cheerleader 1,2; Homecoming Co-Chair- man 4; A.C.E.I. 3,4. LOIS BRADDOCK: Wawyin Club; W. A.(A. Cabinet, Publicity,,3; Choral 1)2,3; B M 2,3, Circulation Mgr. 2; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3. JOHN BREWER: Alban Club; Phi Sigma Iota 3,4; Choral Society 1,2; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Student Counselor 3. JORETTA BROWN: Kona Club; Band Majorette 1,2,3,4; Choral 1; Class Play 1,3,4; Muskingum Players 1,2,3,4; Nat’l. Coll. Play- ers 3,4; B M 1. JAMES BUKER: Sphinx Club; Student Counselor 3. C HELEN CALHOON: F.A.D. PEGGY CAMP- BELL: Kianu Club, Sec. 3; Band 1; Class Play 1; Muskingum Players 1,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; B M 1; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. EUGENE CAM- POLO: Stag Club; Varsity Athletics 1,2. DANNY CAPOZZOLI: Mace Club, Pres., 3,4; Class V. Pres. 4; Interclub Council 3,4; Varsity Athletics 2,3,4. EDWIN CARLSON: Alban Club, Debate 4. DOUGLAS CLARK: Alban Club. RICHARD CLARK: Ulster Club, V. Pres. 2; Class President 1; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Phi Alpha Mu 1,2,3,4; A Cappella Choir 1,2,3; Debate 4; Phi Alpha Pi 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Commun- ity Council 2,3,4; Student Counselor 4; Interclub Council 2; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet 2; Choral 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who 4. ANN CLARK: F.A.D. Club. EDITH CLAWSON: Kianu Club; W.A.A. Cabinet 3,4; P.E.M. Club 4; Muskie Mermaids 3,4. CLINTON COHEN: Stag Club. HOWARD COLLINS: Stag Club, V. Pres. 4; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; M Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 4. RACHEL COMBS: Wawyin Club, Alumni: Sec. 3; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2; Choralei; Cwens, Treas. 2; Class Play 1; Sigma Tau Delta 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 2,3,4; BEM 3. ELSIE COOPER: Kona Club; Band 4; Choral 1,2,3,4. JUDITH CRAIG: Delta Club, V. Pres. 4; Student Council 1; Student Counselor 3; Orchestra 3,4; Choral 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Women’s Glee Club; Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Sr. Women’s Hon. 4; Cwens, Ritual Chm. 2; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 1,2. QUINCY CRATER: Stag Club. ALICE CRAWFORD: Del- ta Club; Debate 2,3; Forensic Club 2,3; Sigma Tau Delta 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4, Sec. Treas. 3; B M 1,2,38; Muscoljuan, Copy Editor 3. D BENJAMIN DAVIS: Sphinx Club. ROBERTA DIETRICH: Kianu Club; B M 1,2; Choral 2,3,4; Muskingum Players 1,2,3,4, Prog. Chm. 4; Nat’l. Coll. Players 3,4; Class Play 1,2,3,4. MARJORIE DURNIN: F.A.D. Club; A.C.E.I. 3,4; Choral 1,2,3,4; Girl’s Glee Club 2; Judiciary Board 2. EK LOTA ECHOLS: Kianu Club, Pres. 4; B M 1,2; Muscoljuan 2; Sigma Tau Delta 1,2,3,4, Razz Issue Co-Editor 2,3; Interclub Council 4; Band Majorette 1,2,3,4; Life Service 1,2,3; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Cara- van Team 3; Home Ec. Club 4; Choral 1,2; A.C.S.C. 3. MARJORIE ENSTROM: Kona Club, Sec. 2, Alum. Sec. 3, Pres. 4; W.A.A. Cabinet 3,4, Soc. Chm. 4; Interclub Council 4; Choral 1,2,3; Women’s Glee Club 1; Sr. Women’s Hon. 4; Cwens 2; Pre- Medical Club 3,4; B M 1,2; Muscoljuan 1,2; Home Ee. Club 1,2,3; Sr. Advisor to Cwens 4; Comm. Marshal 3. F MARY ANN FALLABEL: Wawyin Club; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Choral 1,2; A Cappella 4; Women’s Glee Club 1,2; Sigma Alpha Iota 1,2,3,4, Rec. Sec. 4, Recital 3,4. JOANNE FISCUS: Kianu Club; W.A.L. Cabinet 2,3,4, Bazaar Chm. 3,4; Dorm Council 1; Student Council 2,3,4; Women’s Glee Club 1,2; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; Head Chapel Mon- itor 4; B M 1,2,4, News Ed. 2, Bd. of Control 4; Muscoljuan 1,2,3, Co-Editor 3, Bd. of Control 3; Community Council 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Freshman Flash 1; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2; Represented College at Intercollegiate School of Alcohol Studies at University of Western Ontario 2. CAR- —_—____o— OL FRYE: Kianu Club; Dorm Council 1; Choral 2,3,4; Life Service 3; Co-Chm. Sejuna 3; Chrm. May Day 4; W.A.A. Cabinet 3,4; P.E.M. Club, V. Pres. 4. G EDWARD GERLACH: Mace Club; Varsity Ath- letics 2,3,4. DAVID GRANSEE: Ulster Club, Treas. 3; Choral 3; A Cappella 3; Class Play 3; Life Service 2,3,4; Gospel Team 2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Mu 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 3. ROY GREGG: Ulster Club. DONALD GROHMAN: Ulster Club; Or- chestra 2,3,4; A Cappella 2,3; Debate 3,4, Freshman Debate Tournament Chm. 3; Forensic Club 3,4; Life Service 2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Mu 2,3,4, Pres. 3. H JO HAMMAN: Delta Club; Choral 1; Women’s Glee Club 1; B M 2; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4. THOMAS HAMMOND: Stag Club. YVONNE HEATH: F.A.D. Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2,4, Geneva Chm. 2, Soc. Chm. 4; Student Council 3; Interclub Coun- cil 2,3, V. Pres. 3; Student Counselor 3; Choral 1,2; Cwens 2; Class Play 3; Muskingum Players 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Freshman Flash 1; A.C.S.C. 4; Community Council 3; Fresh.-Soph. Plays 1. DI- ANNE HENDERSHOTT: Kianu Club, V. Pres. 4; A.C.S.C. 2; W.A.A. Cabinet 2,3,4, Soc. Chm. 2, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; W.A.S. Cabinet 4; Dorm Council 1; Class Sec. 4; Interclub Council 3; Student Coun- selor 3; Choral 1,2,3,4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2; B M 1; Freshman Flash 1; P.E.M. Club 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Muskie Mermaids 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who 4. BRUCE HENDERSON: Stag Club, Sec. 2; Student Council 4; Class Pres. 4; Interclub Council 2; Student Counselor 3,4; Choral 1,3; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Phi Mu Alpha 2,3,4, Treas. 3; 0.0.0.0. 4, Pres. 4; Class Play 3,4; Muskingum Players! )1,2;3,4, V; Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Nat’l. Coll. Players 4; Debate 4; Forensic Club 4; Varsity Athletics 1; BEM 3. LOLA HERRIOTT: Student Counselor 3; Band 1; B M 4, Circulation Mgr. 4; A.C.S.C. 3,4; House Counselor 4. DOROTHY HERSHBERGER: Delta Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3,4, Treas. 3, V. Pres. 4; W.A.S. Cabinet 4; Judiciary Board 2; Class Offices 1,2; Student Counselor 3, Chm. 4; Choral 1; Sr. Women’s Hon. 4, Pres. 4; Cwens 2, Advisor 3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader P2eRULHSANN HETZLER: F.A.D; Club; Choral 3; B M 3; Homecoming Comm. 4. ELIZABETH HOLMES: Kianu Club. WILLIAM HUTCHMAN: Ulster Club; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Choral 1,2,3,4. I FERNE IRWIN: Sr. Women’s Hon. 4, Sec. 4; Cwens 2; Class Play 1; Sigma Tau Delta 1,2,3,4, Editor 1, Pub. Chrm. 2, Pres. 3; Phi Sigma Iota 4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3,4, Chm. 2, Caravan Chm. 3; B M 3. J HAROLD JACKLIN: Ulster Club, Pres. 3; Inter- club Council 3; Student Counselor 4; Choral 1,2,3,4; A Cappella 3,4; 0.0.0.0. 3,4; O.X.E. 2; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 2,3,4; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4; A.C.S.C. 4, Social Chm. CAROL JAN- NEY: Wawyin Club; May Day 3; P.E.M. Club 3,4; W.A.A. 2,3,4. IRWIN JENNINGS: Stag Club; Student Council 2,4; Interclub Council 4; Student Counselor 3; 0.0.0.0. 4; Class Play 4; Muskingum Players 4; Debate 3,4; Forensic Club 3,4; Varsity Athletics 2; B M 4; Who’s Who 4. RONALD JOHNSON: Stoic Club. VIRGINIA JOHNSON: Kianu Club; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4; B M 2,3,4; W AVA} 1273,4;5 Home Ec, Club, 152,34. LEILA JOUZEH: Student Counselor 4. K DORISSK NOX: Kona Clubs yY-W.G Aa 4. WALA. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 3,4. L EMMA JO LAMBROS: Wawyin Club; Fresh.- Soph. Plays 2. WILLIAM LARRICH: Stag Club. MARY LYON: Wawyin Club, Sec. 3; V. Pres. 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 4; Dorm Council 1; Band 1; Choral 1,2,3,4; Women’s Glee Club 2; Sigma Tau Delta 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3; Phi Sigma Iota 3,5, Sec.-Treas. 4; Life Service Group 1,2; Gospel Team 2; Co- Chm. Freshman Dance 1; A.C.S.C. 2. M BARBARA McCRAY: Wawyin Club; Life Service DON e WiC Awe. oe ChOrale. oa OMe McD ANIC: Mace Club; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; M Club 1,2,3, 4; 0.0.0.0. 4; Student Counselor 4. WILLIAM McGUIRE: Alban Club; Band 1; Choral 3,4; Pre- Medical Club 8, Sec. 4. HARRIET McMASTER: Delta Club, Sec. 3, Pres. 4; Judiciary Board 1; Interclub Council 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Freshman Queen Attendant 1; Homecoming Queen Attendant 3. JAMES McQUIGG: Mace Club, V. Pres. 4; Pre- Medical Club 3, Treas. 4. RONALD McQUIGG: Mace Club, Corr. Sec. 3; Interclub Council 2,4; Student Counselor 4; Pre-Medical Club 2,3,4. DOR- OTHY MAHARRY: Delta Club. CAROL HENRY MUNI Ze Ixeim Chuo, Core, See, 2%, dic, tees, ot. Treas. 4; B M 1; A-C.E.I. 1,2,3,4. WENDELL METZ: Stag Club. SHIRLEY MEYER: Delta Club, Corr. Sec. 3; Class Play 2; Muskingum Play- ers 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 2, National Member 3,4; B M 1,2,3,4, Society Ed. 4; Muscoljuan 2,3,4, Lay- out Ed. 3, Snapshot Ed. 4; A.C.EI. 1,2,3,4, Ofticer 4. JAMES MILLER: Alban Club, Soc. Rep. 2,4, V. Pres. 4; Interclub Council 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2; NCS. Cw 4 a Choraly 2s Politicall Actions Comme: 2; Forensic Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Debate 3,4. LOIS MILLER: Kianu Club; Fresh.-Soph. Plays 1; Orchestra 1; Gospel Team 1; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Class Treas. 2; Cwens 2, Pres. 2; Muskingum Players 2,3,4, Cabinet 2,4; Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4; Class Queen 2,3; Homecoming Attend- ant 3; Student Counselor 3; Class Play 3,4; W.A.L. Cabinet 4; Nat’l. Coll. Players 4; Who’s Who 4. WAYNE MILLER: Stag Club. DAVE MITCH- ELL: Stag Club; Varsity Athletics 2,3; M Club 2,3, 4; Homecoming Comm. 4. JOHN KNOX MONT- GOMERY: Stag Club, Corr. Sec. 2, Treas. 3; Class Treas. 1; THELMA MOONEY: F.A.D. Club; A.C. E.I. 4; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2; Judiciary Board 2; BéM 155 156 1. NANCY MOSHER: F.A.D. Club, Sec. 2, Pres. 4: Interclub Council 4; Band 1; Choral 1,2,3; Class Play 2; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; B M 3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3,4. WILLIAM MURPHY: Stag Club. N BETTY ANNE NEFF: Kona Club; Band 1,2; Choral 1,2,4; BEM 2. ELAINE NIELSON: Kianu Club; A.C.E.I. 1,4; Choral 1,2,3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 2,3,4. Pr MARGARET PATTERSON: Kianu Club; Class Sec. 1; A.C.S.C. 1; Choral 1,2,3,4; Sejuna Comm. 3; Student Counselor 3; W.A.L. 2,3,4, Sec. 2, 2nd V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Home Ec. Club 4. WILLIAM PAUL: Sphinx Club; Y.M.C.A. Cabinet, Sec.- Treas. 3, Pres. 4; Dorm Council 2; Interclub Coun- cil, Sec.-Treas. 3; Student Counselor 3; Debate 3; Forensic Club 3,4; Varsity Athletics 3; Life Service 3,4; Pre-Ministerial 2,3,4; Delta Tau Delta 1; Who’s Who 4. EMERSON PAYNE: Stag Club. LUCILLE PEACH: Band 1,2,3,4; W.A.A. 2,3,4; W.A.A. Board 3,4; Gospel Team 1; P.E.M. Club 3,4; May Day 1,2, 3,4, DONA PIERCE: Delta Club; Choral 1; B M 1. PATRICIA PINHEY: Delta Club; W.A.L. Cabinet 2,4; Dorm Council, V. Pres. 1; Student Council 2; Class'Sec: 3; A.C.E.I. 1,24. NANCY PIT- TENGER: Kianu Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3,4; W.A.A. Cabinet 3; Student Counselor 3; Choral 1,2,3,4; Life Service 1; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1; Homecoming Comm. 4; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4, Pub. Chm. 3, Pres. 4. BRUCE PORTER: Alban Club, V. Pres. 4; Varsity Athletics 3; M Club 4; Interclub 1. R ROBERT RANDALL: Ulster Club; Interclub Council, Pres. 4; Class V. Pres. 2; Y.M.C.A. Cab- inet 3; A.C.S.C. 3; Varsity Athletics 2,3. RALPH REYNOLDS: Stag Club, V. Pres. 2; Student Coun- cil, V. Pres. 4; Student Counselor 4; 0.0.0.0. 4; O.X.E. 1; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; Life Service 2,3,4; Gospel Team 4; Pre-Medical Club 3, Pres. 4; Muscoljuan 3,4; Who’s Who 4. RICHARD ROD- DA: Alban Club; B M Bus. Mer. 3,4; Muskie Players 3,4; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3; Forensic Club 4; Y.M.C.A. 4, Fresh.-Soph. Plays 2,3; Class Plays 2,3; Gospel Team 1,2,3. DONALD ROE: Mace Club. MARGARET RUST: Athala Club, Corr. Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4, Pres. 4; W.A.L. Cabinet 4; Inter- club Council 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4. REBECCA RUTLEDGE? FA.Ds Clubs Choral’ 2.65) baie: W.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1. S JANE SCHNEEBERGER: Kianu Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 2; Choral 1. PAUL SEIDEL: Ulster Club, Pres. 4; Interclub Council 4; Choral 2,3,4; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; M Club 1,2,3,4; Life Service 2,3,4; Gospel Team 3,4. JAMES SHAMEL: Mace Club. MARIANN SHERRICK: Delta Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet Soc. Chm. 1,2; Judiciary Board 1,4; Dorm Council, Judiciary Chm. 1; Student Counselor 3; Homecoming Queen 3; A.C.E.I. 2,3,4; A.C.S.C. 1,2. GLENDA SHERWIN: Wawyin Club; Student Counselor 3. ROBERT SMAILES: Stoic Club. ANNETTE SMITH: Delta Club, Treas. 4; Choral 1; Women’s Glee Club 1; Pre-Medical Club 2,3,4. JOAN SMITH: Wawyin Club; Y.W.C.A. Cabinet 3,4; District Chairman N. Ohio Y.W.C.A.; W.A.L. Cabinet 4; Student Counselor 3; Senior Women’s Hon. 4; A.C.S.C. 2, Chm. 3; American Chem. Soc. 1,2,3. RICHARD SMITH: Sphinx Club; Band 12; ANNE STALLMAN: Delta Club, V. Pres. 3; Choral 1; Women’s Glee Club 1; B M 2; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3, Pub. Dir., 4. JANE STIERS: Kianu Club; Dorm Council 1; Band 1. JOHN STILTS: Alban Club. ROBERT STOKES: Mace Club. ROBERT SWANSON: Sphinx Club, Pres. 4; Student Coun- selor 3. ROSE ANN SWOPE: Athala Club, Sec. 4; May Day 2; W.A.A. 2; Order of Artus, Pres. 3,4; Phi Sigma Iota 2,3,4. ir JOANNE TILLEY: Kianu Club; W.A.A. Cabinet 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Student Counselor 3; Choral 1,2,3,4; P.E.M. Club 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Wesley Fellowship 1,2,3; Y.W.C.A. 1,2,3,4. ROBERT TIMMONS: Mace Club. MARTHA TURNER: Athala Club; Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4. WwW JANE WATTS: F.A.D. Club, V. Pres. 4; Social Comm. 2; Swim Club 2,3; Home Ec: Clubss4: JOANNE WELDEN: Kianu Club; Choral 1,2; Women’s Glee Club 1,2; Fresh.-Soph. Plays 1; Life Service 1; W.A.L. Cabinet, Chm. 2; Student Coun- selor 3; Home Ec. Club 4. MARY ANNE WHITE: F.A.D. Club, Treas. 4; Judiciary Board 2; A.C.E.I. 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 4. ROGER WILDE: Alban Club, Pres. 4; Alpha Sigma Mu 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Life Ser- vice 1,2,3,4; Y.M.C.A. V. Pres. 4. MARY ELLEN WILSON: Band 1,2,3; A.C.E.I., Pub. 4. MARILYN WOODYARD: Wawyin Club, Treas. 3; Band 1; Sr. Women’s Hon. 4; Cwens 2; Life Service Group — 1,2,3,4; BEM 2. CARLE WYLER: Alban Club, V. Pres. 3; Student Counselor 4; Choral 4; Varsity Athletics 1. BRUCE WAGENER: Alban Club, Rec. Sec. 3; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4, Pres. 4; Mus- kingum Players 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; One Act Plays 2,3; Jr., Sr. Speech Recitals 3,4; Band 1, Announcer 4; Choral 3,4; Nat'l. Coll. Players 4. JOANN WALKER: Kona Club; Choral 1,2,4; Women’s Glee Club 1; B M 2; A.C.ELI. 4. V LUELLA VAN FOSSEN: Home Ec. Club 1,2,3,4. RUDY VISNICH: Mace Club, Treas. 2,3; Varsity Athletics 1,2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4, Treas. 4. Yi DONALD YATES: Alban Club. COMPLIMENTS PENNEY‘’S Always First Quality BOOKSEORSPENNEYSTEAMOUS BRAND NAMES FOREMOST GAYMODE PAYDAY TOWNCLAD TOWNCRAFT MARATHON LOOK FOR J. C. PENNEY CO. Zanesville—Cambridge “| Fix Any Old Thing” N. E. DONOHUE NEW AND USED TYPEWRITERS Ey CLEAN Da REPAIRS SON PANY ny CEW RIGER Corner 9th and Wheeling Cambridge, Ohio Phone 2651 1 KENNEDY’S BAKERY Ae Whe sma CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Looking ahead we see a bright future for our Country ... Years of enterprise and achieve- ment. And to perform the miracles of ad- vancement, we depend on our youth. To Muskingum College graduates, our Salute. THE DAILY JEFFERSONIAN Cambridge, Ohio Seniors Airgood, Barbara Allen, James Allison, Eugene Amstutz, LaGrace Anderson, Jane Backus, Read Bates, Robert Bertouille, Robert Birtcher, Doris Bixler, Marilyn Barks, William Bollier, Brenda Braddock, Lois Brewer, John Brown, Joretta Buker, James Calhoon, Helen Campbell, Donald Campbell, Margaret Campolo, Eugene Capozzoli, Daniel Carlson, Edwin Clark, Douglas Clark, Richard Clark, Ann Clawson, Edith Cohen, Clinton Collins, FLOW ALG Beye tena cee te cen cron ome ated eens tet ioe 98, Cooper, Elsie Combs, Rachel Craig, Judith Crater, Quincy Crawford, Alice David, Benjamin Dietrich, Roberta Donohue, Edward Durnin, Marjorie Echols, Lota Eckert, Charles Enstrom, Marjorie DON’S SPORT SHOP Seniors . 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Marys 2 coin ete ear ere eee 2020 Gambross imma) Oe een 25, 120 10% saved—CASH AND CARRY arrick ewW illiainge tke ete ne ee 25g : ; McBride; Jane = icaeeeie settee eee 25, 116, 142 420 N. 8th Street Cambridge, Ohio MeCowinis, J ames aero ieee neers eet 25, 108, 129 McCray, Barbara McDaniel, Joseph ..........2 AAS). Wily Heke, NOI, DA. alee wets a McGuire, William 22.20.0220... 25, 123, 143 Phone 2-2101 NMeMaster Harriet sae ene ine een: 26, 106, 112 READS THE] FULTS PAGES oLOR vam Is MUSKINGUM’S ATHLETIC EVENTS IN The Times Recorder koe ook | The Zanesville Signal we ote ook The Sunday Times Signal 158 HALL AND BARBER, INC. BS Bituminous Contractors BS Cambridge, Ohio H. L. Cross Sales Inc. Chevrolet—Oldsmobile—Cadillac Southeastern OHIO’S Largest NEW AND USEDRG ARS DEALER Cambridge, Ohio Hammond Chevrolet Sales New Concord’s Finest Equipped Garage ONESS TOPSSERV IGE Store For Men HARRY S. COHEN HOME OF McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR INNES INAS, (CaO BAKER’S MOTEL GONGRATUEATIONSS TOS iE GEASSSOERS D6 Seniors McQuigg, James McQuigg, Ronald Maharry, Dorothy Matz, Carol Henry Metz, Wendell Meyer, Shirley 2Osaiica mele Miller, James 2 26, 74, 75, 107, 108, Miller, Lois 26, 72, 116, 134, Miller, Wayne Mitchell, Dave Montgomery, John Knox Mooney, Thelma Mosher, Nancy Murphy, Bill Neff, Betty Nielsen, Elaine Patterson, Margaret Paul, William Payne, Emerson Peach, Lucille Pierce, Dona Pinhey, Patricia Pittenger, Nancy Porter, Bruce Randall, Bob Zia ieemL Oe Reynolds, Ralph LOWE ee On 9G L200 13 4eeL3 6: Rodda, Richard Dee 2h: Roe, Donald iy Rust, Margaret Rutledge, Rebecca Schneeberger, Martha Seidel, Paul Shamel, James Sherick, Mariann Sherwin, Glenda Smailes, Robert Smith, Annette 28ers CSVeabldal JOENINN, «ogc ee eme vaos Go Onuoe DOM eo Os Smith, Richard CHALS DRIVE IN RESTAURANT We Extend our Praise to Muskingum College for The Forming of Better Citizens in the Trying Times of Today and the Better World of Tomorrow. FRENCH SHOP Southeastern Ohio's Style Center for Smart Women’s and Misses’ Apparel 406 Main Street ZANESVILLE, OHIO RITTBERGER Bros. Ask for R. B. Brand Quality Meats Office Phone: 2-5427 Residence Phone: 3-9553 or 3-1936 State and Willow Streets Zanesville, Ohio 160 Seniors Stallman, “Ann@«)4...c..eoreeee ce ne ceo ere rae ally Stiers; Martha ©... o:c.nc eau coher eee 28, 116 Stilts” Johnette new eee caiaoree 24, 123 Stokes, Robert ¥en. er eiae eee 28, 125, 144 Stumpf, Amelia) 6.5.05 Seen occ meh titel ete een 28 Swanson, RODeErE mae aes eennenene 29, 107, 127, 134 Swope, RosesAnn ss sons ee ere 29, 110, 139, 144 Thomas, William euecemenee ae ee cr oer 165929 Size Tilley, Joanne.) oan eee Oe 29, 100, 101 Timmons, Robert Turner,, Marthadis, 5 ene sinc ete eae ee ee 29, 110 Van Fossen; Luella o2a0c1. ede eee eee oe eee Visnich, Rudyi) oe eee eee 29, 98, 125 Wagener, Brucets. ers. ae eee 29; (2. 165 Loomis Walker; Joanne sc 7 gan eae eee 29, 118 Watts, Janes id ius oo oce eno tee one nee 29, 114 Weldon� Joanne: 2.55.55 oo ae 29, 116 White, Mary Année 22.0 se. heck oe eee 29, 114 Wilde, Rogerst sdicsactecnae te ee eee 29, 123, 141 Wilson, Mary Ellen .atecsouescee te ee ee 29 Woodyards Maril yin srs ce eerie eee 29, 120 Wyler? Carle isin. ote 16,177 29576523 Yates; Donald ia i odidawco.cc meer Chee eee oo mmZe Zinsmeister, Robert Juniors Adams’. Carolyn fio. cee foro ne re eee eee 30, 114 Adornetto, Alfred Albert) Harty saeco eects rrr nen 30, 76, 127 Apperson; Ronald ta.saine enicetecrastaet rere ate reer 125 Arnold, Larry Arter! Carolin. sev icstos saosin one one ee ee 30, 116 Baillie, Agnes) act canine coceeeem saeie cece © oi eee 31 Baker}; William}.io3..se-c one eee ae 3128 Barrett) Ann Wonton. ane nc cau panne See ieee 31 eo BartholdAnn terete ere irene eee 31, 76, 100, 116 Barton, Don Barton Marys Louise rete Slee Omlog Bay ers see oe ens se ere eee 31, 98, 125 Beagle, ’ Ellen: 09.0 ja. oe sects aster oe eee 120 Juniors Beale, Nancy Bell, Sam Bistline, Walter Blank, Peter Brannon, Jerry Braun, Bob Brown, Don Buchanan, Carol Butler, Bobbie Campbell, Mary Jane Cericola, Carmela Chambers, Mary Lou Clay, Lewis Clemenson, Shirley Coffield, Harry Cogdell, Gayle Coleman, Mike Combs, Janet Corey, Molly Corwin, Doris Cowden, Carol Croxson, Kay Cunningham, Wanda Delassus, Dorothy Dean, Kent Dickson, Norma Dotson, Twila Douglas, Robert Eckelberry, Mary English, Pat Esmond, Linda Fantin, John Fehl, Lorraine Ferguson, Pat Finney, Joanne Flagmeier, Bill Fruauff, Lois Funk, Dave Germerodt, Joan 114 Gerst, Regis When in Zanesville SHOP at WEBER‘ S$ BS Tomo Aye ArPAREL Bd at the Lowest Possible Prices BS MAN cele Ne ZANESVILLE COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND A friend indeed is Frisbee’s Sohio Service Station and Motel at Dewey and Route 40 in Cambridge. STOP SOON It’s Smart To Be Seen at CAMBRIDGE’S FINEST RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS FROM LIBERTY WELLER STATE THEATERS Zanesville, Ohio ‘“Mingo”’ Don Hyde “5g” Jim Parker “57” 66 Muskingum Pete Moore “58” Sam Price my us CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1956 Margaret Lane Gift Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Lyle L. Welker NEW CONCORD, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF Seneca Plastics Ine. Cambridge, Ohio 162 Joe Salamone no) ae OUSE ‘Skip’? Moorehead “59” David Lasky “57” Jim Allen “56” Robert Denton Boome, | 9s AW John Parsons ae ”’ 58 Don Rae 56 Juniors Gmeindl, Louis ois. sccosen ce rere ee ee Domed Graham, Ralph ere eee ee eee 33; LOT, Lads Gratz? Charles’sha teense ere ene ee 335) (0.10 (ee Green, Ralph? ieocs ta4ce socal ole ee 34, 127 Gritman, Dons iievacccs eo eto ee 34, 129 Hahn} Barbara: :-s.en oon eeeee La eee 34, 114 Harmon, “Pat 5h ssce sce sccewe vcs hire nce ete 34 Heasley,; Shirley j... Satis. chc 7. ae ee eee 34, 120 Herman; ‘Audrey S. 2.2 sche ee 34, 72, 112 Heskett, William : Hutchman;, Katiess... nt sake seis renee 34, 112 Jackson, John’ os2.04..% ono ee 34, 125 JONES, JOWN 2a. :s ccces « eeievsic ee aero 34, 132 Kenneweg, + Jané cs. .c2 cakes OR Oe ee Kock; Naomi fii5.0.. sce. scsnsuctalsl sisi cliosoke Grenson ener enenet ean 34 Kostecka; JO@oscid oon eine on eich tein nee 34, 127 Kraft,«Nancyee. 20208 fee eee eee oars a kolo Lamont Saras. aoc cee ee 34 (2a Ome Larrick, Jeune 3206. os. dae owns celeste io cee aie 34 Lloyd, Bob: sis osc cee ss ceiaecine state eee ee eee 35 Loew; Ray’ ooccece as sed ool aoe ee 35s Lows JOVCe eae oes ee en ee eee 35, 1D sal Osmiino MeBurney,,.bObe. ae eee 16,5-17355 (omomeleG MeClintock DOrothiyiaem ert 35, 76,) 106, U20Selea McCombs) Mary, oussacece aera 35, 116 Melivried;. Miriam )ce- neces eee 35, 116 MecMorris, Marjorie. . seen ee 35, 100, 120 MacArthur, Marcia� on. eee eee 35, 116 MacQueen, Arthur... 23 2. eee SOmlol Manifold; Elaine sncacw eu eee 35; LOG Mannes, Carol tener a ghd hat cge ee thas ee 35, 100, 118 Marn; -Dom joe. taiecrnts 2 Siesta Oe eee 35m 2 Marsch? Dicka= en ee eee papi 1), (ho, 124s Mock:;. Margiews.ccce coe enn 16, 17; 355 6me Moffitt, Jerry ..:5.0s .ct ona soe a ee soe Dee 127 Morrow; Carlie. Seas ee 364i 2a Morses oat eee De Noracuata A eee 36, 74, 108, 123 Mortons Ronvaneee ore cee nee 36, 76, 131, 142, 143 Mullady: Russicacsoe oe cere eee 98, 125 Newell) Myrlasnue soe oe nee 36, 75, 76, 100, 110 The Enterprise Cooperative Co. Department Store Groceries And Meats New Concord, Ohio Juniors Parker, James iano WHERE THOUSANDS Patterson, John alae Payne, Bob 36 ‘ SAVE Purdom, Jane Quigley, Fred 123 MILLIONS Ramage, Barbara 120 ay Ramskogler, Kay _ 36 Ray, Dorothy 120 Richardson, Jane eee: 114 FIRST NATIONAL Roche, Lois 76, 118 Rockwell, Clarence , 008s, 125) ; Rodgers, Virginia 118 BANK of Cambridge Rowe, Mary Ann _36, 114 Salvatori, Toni oi Schaffer, Betty 118 MEMBER Scollon, Charles SALON Ba DsE.C: Searer, Harriett 142 Seidel, Fred 98, 127, 137 Semler, Sara 120 Sisley, Dale Smith, Carole 120 Smith, Joan 116 Smithers, Ted Biel, 1945) Snyder, Jane 118 Sorrell, Ramona dems peel, none 118 parks, Frank 141 Strabel, Clarence 8, 125 COMPLIMENTS Suidak, Connie ‘ 118 Supan, George 127 OF Swanson, Edward 127 Symons, John 131 Tate, Larry 30, 37, 98, 107, 108, 129 Teare, Isabel 37, 100, 101, 116 DR R S YOUNG Terry, Audrey 38, 118 @ © 8 Theiss, Don , 127 Thomas, Edward 127 Thomas, Wilbur (pnoOmoO.oL Tipton, Sandra 116 Tomiyana, Kaname GOOD LUCK, GRADS OF 1956 Duff's. Sunoco. New Concord, Ohio Quality ¥ Chekd DAIRY PRODUCTS Chio Valley. Dairy. Serves Muskingum Community New Concord, Ohio Boyds Bernardign. ree rte ere ne ret renemnsranans 40, 131 Brandel? 7 Jim ee. eetes on sheets cie oe eas kote 131 Brem y Genk Meee cee coer aie Ge 41, 129 Bright.“ RUStyc prs teil ects oer: 40, 41, 98, 129 Brockett Davee eerie dtp in omen ae 41, 125 Brown: Richard 26.05 os cee tare ee ee eee 41, 125 Buchana n} Ruthie. 2 eee eee eee 41 ei oe Zee od Buckwalter™ Patz ys. eee eee 41, 100, 101, 116 Burd: Pete ™ shone see eee er ee ee 123 Butler, Robertiiceee oon wee eee eee 98, 125 Campbell® Bruce usecase tates 41, 98, 107, 129, 138 Carlisle? Bob stoma oe ieee tee eine 41, 98, 129 Chamberss. Janice on. scis ore eee ere eres 41, 42 Chambers: Lois J Gani eee ace eee 41, 106, 114 Church, Susi terete ee ce re ener sce 41, 118 Clarks Martin tea eh chia ec 41, 74, 108, 125 Clark? Garnet eircae Sol at on eine Sere 41, 112 Cochran, Peg eyan seer enemies seen rere 41, 116 Conrad. Mertiaii eon brie Sern eae ee 41, 129 Coombs Bobita serpin ce ae erotics sommicketemi ea: 41, 129 Cox Donald 2. coe ee Feet PR See 41, 129 Craft = Floyd Tecan mene Taare erie reek ee 41, 129 Creelman Gill 53 ee Ceaee eee 41, 141 Cronin, Don Cross “SUuGIy. A eta ee GM Lien ee lem Ome semi 2, Cummings ® Barbara eee cen eee eat: 41, 116 Cunningham Janicem se a eerie Sa el Gs oi Cunningham; Pater ee cee ee ene ree 41, 116 Cunninghame Ruth eerie ee etree 41, 120 Curran. Bethots, 255. eee 41, 106, 120 Cush: Paul Pe eee oe ee eee eee renee 41, 125 Dayton, Ruth se ene eee een ee eee eran 41, 120 Dickson, ‘Christine. oe ee eee 41, 112 Dutts- Anni st eee ere ee er ee ee 41, 114 Dunn) Ralphsaaedse soe eel ee ee 131 Hidel Maryitsisas-scan 2 steel tars Cie eee eee Ate Del 12 Engle: Lionas. ee bho ae en ee 42, 118 Esler t Derke gancrgncicie cuore rain foe Oe eee 42 Fellows-, Malcolm geaseins farsa ir an cree etter. 42 Mitch CoackGre ere eer ee ee ee 42, 98, 129 164 Juniors Topping; Elizabeth @ au secrete aie eaiertoreret 38, 120 Tyler, Waldo sac tan ose oe ei 16, 17,38) 76, 98127 Unger; Shirley 2) 2rc..,«.« sitercis rerareversicke otters racemes LomLZ0 Upton;; Mary Ellen 2a. ctr teen -rarre eee 38, 120 Vani Reeth, Jack= 3. cnc senicne enna 38, 129 Walter, Willis; : Sdnwictctentéciay seletens tio te ete .39 Welker, Kay. iors ices cucle tucrncricrtomneripere Jenene 39, 112 Weyrick, Daves oes ccicn eco eccinicieeuancicen cherereren teteneneyane 39, 123 Wharton, Barbarad 0. caunetee teloe rnin 39, 114 Wills: Anne’ e.5 fe ee ee eee 39, 118 Wilson? 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Paulo. o, on cca cinete te ee eee Sees PAY Ashbaugh) (Gretchen). ..--- eee eee 40, 75, 112 Averell Barbarav. 2%)... nee eee 40, 72, 118 Backstrom, Eva. a.@ fe.ce wns nisl ee eel 40, 116 Barnes) ‘David © 3.02 faneei ne eee 40, 125 Barnes; MarjOrie sic cise core citects Ghelstare oie crear ere 40, 120 Barnett, Julia? see eee 40, 114, 137, 142 Bastin, Richie 3 ie ese note eo eee 129 Bates, Connie” $5.5 eee s ote n Geet iene Geena . 40 Bates, Thomas Bell, Kerril osuadacatwess Senco Cee Ree 40 Bell; (Richard +.25,.49.co se Goo ore Ns ee 40 Benedict, Louis) fo5 bec ne ee 98, 125 Benz, Beverly vsroscieGcccio mikes eroterelea sitter eee 40 Bieber) Harry 7.3 --ceeic eee omar eee 40, 127 Boehn, Johnie. oo ecco ote nei ae Ae ee 40, 127 Bostancic, Bill Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing Pollochs We Call For and Deliver Telephone No. 3085 15 E. Main R. E. McCall, Proprietor Now (Concord supply Company HARDWARE—PAINT HOUSEWARES—SEEDS New Concord, Ohio STARRS Main and Fourth CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’'56 Complete Men’s and Young Men's Shop NEW CONCORD OFFICE First National Bank of Zanesville New Concord, Ohio GOOD LEUGK. Grads BEST’S PHARMACY New Concord, Ohio CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF 1956 Jack Hemmer Ice Cream Owned and Operated by Tom Mirgon 532 McIntire Avenue Zanesville, Ohio Sophomores Flagmeier, Judy Fodor, Mike Foltz, Norma Jean Frazier, Nelson Garber, Harold Geiger, Robert Gibson, Robbie Giffin, James Glober, Rena Glosser, John Gray, Marvin Griest, Kathy Groene, William Haarbye, Jon Hackley, Jo Haidle, Sue Hall, Darla Hall, Joyce Hallas, Rolland Hamilton, Rosalee Harris, Marilyn Hasson, LaVerne Hayes, Sue Hayes, Ella Gene Helfman, David Hervey, James Heslip, Judi Huffman, Ann Hyde, Don Irwin, Roger Johns, Francis Johnson, Geniece Johnson, Sally Johnson, Shirley Jones, Roy Kelvington, Jim Keys, Ken Kirk, Sue Klase, Loa Mae Pepsi Cola + Old Colony Flavor + Bubble Up Clay City Beverage Company Zanesville, Ohio PARK MOTOR SALES There is a Ford in your Future New Concord, Ohio Sophomores Knittel® Rolf (evs ecieticemc sorte ae terete 43, 127 Kohrs Marilyn ices cerca eco cic ener 43, 118 Koreéll Stie 22255 satrap arse hei cers eres eee to Kotora, EQ ward sincere ie roel heal cree terete 43, 131 Kunde Gordonysne caceacets cen eer 43, 123, 138 langdon, Keith... acy eerie hare 43, 131, 142 Luasky, Dave Few Ptitiloie sesusiere acthgatte core voutien eerene iene eer 125 Lawless,” William. oi. ecitece celine thers eros weenie oxen reeks 43 Léach: Jenny 722 ton est nine ea ae ea coterie 43, 114 Lecklitner. 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