Muskingum University - Muscoljuan Yearbook (New Concord, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1959 volume:

Rt eae Bt ope Ene aan TAG: wae cc ie ee The Muskingum Story of Teaching page 14 The Muskingum Story of Recreation page 30 The Muskingum Story of Organizations page 52 The Muskingum Story of Sports page 110 The Muskingum Story of Youth page 134 |: f i f t . gt ' f hese tats ae i : Ri: fast Ph t Bean Ay: pay i : ' j Ke 5 Ret : , tue = SS SE IRR. PEE RII ce Sb. ces 1959 Muscoljuan CH fig Muskingum Story Muskingum College New Concord, Ohio j j i } i THE 1959 MUSCOLJUAN Kathleen E. Jackson Editor-in-chief i 73 arene = ee a a rac aataaa SFR Ta oe AS 4S ot ie : R oe et “y 4 a i ipa ie . y me sy . ry St pee i eae 8 F bh Meralco or ee an’ See Sig area ; ce | Sen | O- t7 eee peas s.? an) i dena aa i 3lty : ‘ Clinton Beckner Assistant Editor Barbara Clasen Assistant Editor Roger W. Coulton Business Manager by the Junior Class of Muskingum College New Concord, Ohio — MN ” The Muskingum Story is set among Ave ere ac trees. Dogwood in the spring, the lake in the summer, the falling leaves of autumn, and the snow covered hill sides of winter are all a part of the setting for The Muskingkum Story. In this setting students en- gage in academic, social, religious, and athletic ac- tivities. The lake encompassed with folage is a part of many memories. WE J 4 hy _ At Memorial Dormitory and Moore Hall the freshman men learned to live together. Cambridge Hall is the seat of scientific learning. Or “A The Lantern Parade, a YW CA activity, strengthens the ties between Big and Little Sisters. Sts he story of licen evviclecl by religious experiences... The U.P. Fellowship members and officers rededicate themselves to a year of service. Life Service activities, such as gospel teams, prayer groups, and caravan teams, are another part of the religious activities at Muskingum. Weekly Bible Study challenges beliefs and stimulates religious thinking. In higher algebra class Mrs. Knight explains that 5 and 6 do not always equal eleven. Student teaching in the kindergarten is part of the elementary education curriculum. ee itreriiasec ccc wat For music students practicing is a necessity. Mr. Palmer gives his students an appreciation of the arts. Its dhe story of none af trarlleteal by study ores Biology enables the student to gain an understanding of the physical body. 10 May Day is an annual spring activity sponsored by W.R.A. Phi Alpha Pi and Cwens greet freshmen during Orientation Week. Its he: story o y of piel personalities living anil working together wees 1] 12 Its the story of ee bb | eracde strong through competitive sports... ae Football, basketball, swimming, baseball, track, golf, and wrestling were all part of the year of sports at Muskingum. 13 of TEACHING ik ry uskingum he Ly Glenn L. MecConagha Administrative Vice-President Robert N. Montgomery President TWh ee los Nd Rove J. Knox Montgomery Vice-President and Business Manager ee John Leathers, Dean of Men. Howard V. Evans, Dean of the College. Cora I. Orr. Director of Testing and Evaluation and Acting Dean of Women. 17 The faculty enjoys the all-college picnic. The faculty prepares for Commencement. Dr. and Mrs. Montgomery’s trip around the world provided the atmosphere for the Senior Reception. 18 Muskingum honors Dr. and Mrs. Charles Layton for their many years of service in the speech de- partment. Faculty members are welcome guests at all social functions. sa a Mr. and Mrs. Conrad and Dr. and Mrs. Golden seem to be enjoying the evening. 19 hnitker greet Senator Paul Douglas. Sel McConagha and Mr Dr ea isso NN: seiimensiciie sauiaamnmmmmamniticn: cocomummn mccain ee | : _S : 4 a aye) nit Mr. White spends some of his spare moments as the adviser for Phi Alpha Pi. enjoys the weekly Coffee Dr. Montgomery Hour. 20 Gertrude Barr English Mary Ann Brackenridge Classical Languages Charlotte Evans German James Golden Speech Mary Elizabeth Johnson Speech L. A. King English i a 2) Martha C. Charles D. John W. Moore Morehead Peters Speech French Spanish J. Merle Rife Gail Sinclair Sara P. Classical Speech Wilhelm Languages English Language reel LG ae Mr. Sinclair teaches a freshman English course. 21 Social Soc ces 22 Dorothy Butler Milton Jones Secreterial Business Studies Administration W. L. Ludlow Robert Coker Economics William L. Fisk History A. William Hoglund History The history department enjoys an afternoon of relaxation. Political Science and Sociology M. Wesley Roper Sociology David R. Sturtevant History Herbert F. Wass Economics Narre Ses ces William W. Hughes J. Bruce Clement E. Rudy Gerlach Adams Barnes Brackenridge Dasch Chemistry Biology Biology Physics Biology Dorothy J. L.Coleman R.H. Mitchell S.J. Vellenga Knight Knight Geology Chemistry Mathematics Mathematics Dr. Knight assists students with their engineering drawing. Dr. Vellenga explains to a student just what is in his unknown solution. 23 24 Mr. Ludeman and his students examine the more practical parts of Life cradl Shought « John Leathers Russell S. CoragiOrr, Psychology Hutchison Psychology Bible William D. Roy Butler Kee Milton Sage Morris Short Bigart Philosophy Coffield Bible Philosophy Bible Psychology William Blakesley Art Helen Hodam Music Raymond eo Hoffman mm amit wl it Music Mr. Palmer and his dog Bimbo enjoy another class. rts John Kendall Music Mr. Kendall makes preparation for future concerts. sa Virginia Mead Louis O. Jack Peterson Woodrow Music Palmer Music Pickering The Arts Music Raymond Zepp Music 25 Wilma M. Jane Rice Barnett Hazzard Education Home Economics Lorin E. Bixler Education A brecitern Prvil E. L. Riggle A A Education ome COnRnOMM ICS Mrs. Hazzard teaches her clothing class about various materials. Dr. Bixler plans the student teaching pro- gram. 26 ee é is er ‘ : : ch Sam STONE ch mc aw le os Salhi be 5 re ae Mr. Wable instructs his class in the art of tumbling. Physical Sell ucation Robert C. Kruzan Joseph Norma Dickson Physical Education Athalia L. Ellenberger Physical Education A. Irene Horner Physical Education Helen Richey Physical Education Edgar Burkholder Physical McDaniel Sherman Physical Education Physica l Physical Education Education Education Education 27 wold ministrative Staff H. Dwight Edward R. Robert Evans John H. Iva Balentine Butler Librarian McCleery McConagha Alumni Registrar Physician Assistant Librarian Secretary Lois Miller Paul A. Katherine Wilda M. Winifred Nurse Napier Roy Thompson Thompson Director of Assistant Auditor Assistant Admissions Inbrarian Librarian Mr. White and Mr. Napier look over the list of pro- Mrs. Graham finds the Dean’s office is a busy place. spective students. ER cea. ee Le 28 Mrs. Fentiman and Mrs. Schutz are always ready to help any student who comes to the Personnel Office. Mr. Conrad and Mr. Reed worked together in the Public- ity Office. Mr. Conrad was responsible for much of the art work and photography that the Publicity Office produced. e Muskingum Story of RECREATION Co-chairmen: Nancy Clarke and Don Pearson. Homecoming 1958 Participants in Homecoming, 1958, will long remember -this glorious weekend so successfully planned by co-chairmen Nancy Clarke and Don Pearson. Festivities were opened Friday even- ing with a pep rally honoring the queen and her attendants. Even an overcast Saturday after- noon did not dampen the spirits of those who cheered the Muskies to victory over Wooster. Announcement of prizes came at half-time. Fol- lowing the theme, “Lingering Lines,” the Kona and Stag Clubs placed first in the float division, while the F. A. D. and Alban Clubs first in the house decorations. The dance Saturday evening was a thrilling climax to a marvelous weekend. Homecoming Committee: Row 1: R. Adams, M. A. Jamail, G. Schwab. Row 2aG. Piersol C. Roe, S. Wright, J. McFadden, C. Henderson, C. Kloster- meyer, N. Mitchell. Row 3: C. Thomas, J. Shaffer, T. Barnes, D. Pearson, N. Clarke, H. Tillet, J. McCormick. The queen and her attendants en- gage in many varied activities dur- ing Homecoming weekend. 33 ot Jane Furbay Attendant Pegi Marshall Queen omecoming Ge Nancy Jo Hart Attendant “ie First prize house decoration in men’s division — Alban Club. First prize float in men’s division — Stag Club. 36 Co-chairmen: Susan Wright and Marty Runkle. Win, ter iri “Something Wonderful” took place in the Men’s Gym on January 9 from nine to twelve o’clock. Muskingum’s Winter Formal, one of the biggest events of the year, was sponsored by the All-College Committee and held under the capable supervision of Susan Wright and Marty Runkle. The dance decorations created a lovely ball room illusion with painted eighteenth century portraits, beautiful draperies, and live pine trees. A swirling silver ball spun from the ceiling re- flecting many colored lights onto the dance floor and creating a mystical background for couples. who danced to music by the “Ohians.” White programs were given as keepsakes. “Something Wonderful” was an evening that no one will forget. Jane Neff Maid of Honor Chris Henderson May Queen May Cae, - 1959 Left to right: Jane Neff, Nancy Mitchell, Joyce Shaffer, Chris Henderson, Nancy Clarke, Jody Mason, Barbara Larrick. oH 38 1958 | 39 Junior Nancy Gilbert Queen GEE Joy Cattell Attendant Sue Knox Attendant Barbara O’Brien Attendant Joyce Shaffer Attendant Si 5p Sue Hook Queen CL 42 Dejuna 1958 A touch of Roman romance was brought the Men’s Gym by Sejuna 1958. Upon entering the “Villa De Pompey” we found ourselves in a Roman garden where tall, white columns sur- rounded a throne. Beautiful pink cherry trees grew beside a bubbling fountain and potted palms hid smiling couples. Many painted murals gave us a peek into the “Villa De Pompey” where a fashionable ball was being given. The students in our garden danced on a smooth mosaic floor to the music of Dan Belloc and his orchestra. The girls each received white leather pro- gram trimmed in gold to be kept as a remem- brance. Soon the magic garden of the “Villa De Pompey” drifted away with only a memory of the tribute to the seniors. Patty Jo Davidson and Bud Cosby are to be complimented on their supervision of Sejuna. Co-chairmen: Patty Jo Davidson and Bud Cosby. 43 44 Diane Sohner Queen Sophomore sD) see “Tropical Paradise’ was the theme chosen by the co-chairmen Marlene Randall and Wade Smith for the sophomore dance. On October 10 the wom- en’s gym was decorated on one wall with a large mural painting of a tropical sunset. The orange rays of the sun illuminated the queen’s throne which was surrounded by tropical vines. Refresh- ments were served to the couples during the in- termission as a vocal soloist and a vocal quartet provided entertainment. The large attendance gave unspoken proof of the success of the dance. Harriet Berlin Mary Ann Jamail Attendant Attendant Co-chairmen: Wade Smith and Marlene Randall. ssl oe: a a ED 46 eel rane Dp ee “Hearts and Hexes” was the very appropri- ate title given to this year’s Freshman Dance held on Friday, February 13, in the Women’s Gym. Sponsored by the freshman class for the en- tire college, the dance was ably carried out un- der the direction of Estelle Murray and Dave Cunningham, co-chairmen. Highlights of the evening included the crowning of the freshman queen and her attendants along with the an- nouncement of the freshman class officers for second semester. The couples danced to the music of Glenn Sheridan’s band. A wonderful evening wiis enjoyed by everyone. Co-chairmen: Estelle Murray and Dave Cunning- ham. Becky Paisley Queen Marianne Jackson Estelle Murray Attendant Attendant Last year. the play production class produced “Berkley Square.” resentations The Bishop’s Players presented a series of three one-act plays. BEES 48 Amahl and Night Visitors The Skin of Our Teeth The Stolen Prince The Skin of Our Teeth Senator Paul Douglas visits the campus. _ 50 $ Everyman 5] o of ORGANIZATIONS te Muskingum tory Fae 1%, ey Students talk with Dr. Robshaw, Week. 54 ACTIVITIES the speaker for Spiritual Emphasis Every year A. W.S. sponsors a Christmas bazaar. ge. | OR Row 1: L. Schellman, J. Mcllvried, C. Roe, C. Kelso, B. Gotham, J. Gray, S. Loffert, J. Vellenga, J. Ralston. Row 2: J. Shaffer, S. Knox, N. Chambers, L. Rowlands, C. Craven, M. Rockwell, J. Cowan, B. Cartwright. a ere (CE s s: “Do unto others .. .” might well be the motto of the freshman counselors. Under the able lead- ership of co-ordinating counselors, Barry Gotham, Marvin Gray, and Ken Sharp, it was the counsel- ors’ responsibility to live with the freshmen, to help the m adjust to the college environment and to assist them in finding their place in the student life of Muskingum. The women were chosen from the junior class, and the men from both the junior and senior classes. Row 1: G. Lent, J. Bills, D. Reichle, K. Sharp, T. Barnes, J. McCormick. Row 2: W. Cosgray, H. Neiswnader, R. Kerr, J. Nie- man, D. Gibson, S. Speck, A. McCallum, R. Wood. Row 8: D. Schmidt, J. Stuckey, L. Parker, D. Marr, K. Vaux, C. Thomas, K. Pohl, S. Colmery. irre nconean eoee% e867 Row 1: M. Miller, J. Vellenga, J. Higgins, S. Speck, J. Van Gorder, S. Wright, S. Wilson. Row 2: G. Lent, D. Crawford, J. Foust, G. Sulzner, K. Vaux, D. Schmidt, H. Shaver, F. Bonkowsky. Stendben Ss) Officers: Marion Miller, treasurer; Sam Speck, vice- president; James Foust, vice-president; Joann Van Gorder, secretary. Muskingum’s Student Council, under the leadership of its president, Sam Speck, has play- ed an important role in college affairs during the past year. Meeting every other Wednesday in Brown Lounge, council members discussed cam- pus problems and planned activities in the best interests of the student body. Student Council had charge of all student elections, chose the cheer- leaders, encouraged pep rallies through its school spirit committee, and sponsored a migration to the Muskingum-Denison football game. The other officers of the student government were vice- president, Jim Foust; secretary, Marilyn Link; and treasurer, Marion Miller. Community Cea Sam Speck conducts a Student Forum. The Community Council is a service organ- ization whose major purpose is to promote bet- ter relationship and understanding of problems concerning both the faculty and the college community. It’s membership includes the vice- president of the college, the Dean of Students, and the entire Student Council. Dr. Glenn Mc- Conagha, vice-president, serves as the modera- tor. The major responsibilities of the council are the management of the Student Chest Budget and the election of faculty members to B M Board of Control. Row 1: J. Vellenga, J. Higgins, Dean Leathers, 8. Speck, Dr. King, J. Van Gorder, S. Wilson. Row 2: M. Miller, G. Lent, D. Crawford, J. Foust, G. Sulzner, K. Vaux, D. Schmidt, H. Shaver, F. Bonkowsky, S. Wright. 58 ee aa Row 1: N. Penry, J. Mcllvried, D. Reichle, C. Klostermeyer, H. Shaver, A. Henry, B. Snyder, C. Rafferty, J. Kerr. Row 2: D. Lee, J. Shafer, D. Mumford, B. Gotham, B. Burns, G. Osborne, M. Runkle, N. Clarke, L. Schrock, Dean Leathers. eel CBee tes fee ¥ Social Committee sponsored open kitchens. iy ; | fem ‘ty eg p With the leadership of the Social Com- mittee, the students of Muskingum enjoyed a year of well-planned social events and actiy- ities. Hach week the committee met to discuss and plan the various activities which were held throughout the year. The committee sponsored such events as the Winter Formal, Open Lounges, Open Kitchens, all-college ‘movies, and informal dances. Representatives from each social club, an independent student, two faculty advisers, the Deans of Men and Women, and members from other campus organizations made up the membership. Hal Shaver, Ann Henry, and Bob Snyder were elected respectively as the committee’s president, secretary, and treasurer. Row 1: S. Wilson, C. Newton, F. Henderson, C. Henderson, M. EH. Bauer, P. Davidson, J. Gray. Row 2: J. Neff, B. Palmatier, J. Van Gorder, C. Kelso, A. Brownlee, M. Brouwer, B. Gotham, N. Mitchell, S. Mugnani, The purpose of the Association of Women Students is to unite the activities of the women of Muskingum College in their effort to promote and maintain the highest standards of intellect- ual and social life. They hope to develop a feel- ing of mutual responsibility in the regulation of their life at Muskingum. The membership includes all women on cam- pus. The A.W.S. Board consists of executive of- ficers and representatives from campus-living centers and campus oragnizations. The officers were Chris Henderson, president; Barbara Pal- matier, Secretary; and Carole Kelso, Treasurer. During the school year the A.W.S. Board organizes coffee hours and fort exchanges as well as sponsoring the Lantern Parade in Sep- tember, Spinster Week in October, the Christ- mas Bazaar, and Senior Women’s Week in May. This year six members attended a regional convention in November at Denison University. The board sent two officers to the National Convention at Arizona State University in March. In the fall a bake sale was held to provide money to send several girls to the convention. —eeeoovwgW rae bert, D. Kelly, K. Wyer, J. Enstrom. ‘YW Gad The Y.W.C.A. plays a great role in the re- ligious life cf the women students at Muskin- gum. It encourages a better life through an un- derstanding of God. Under the leadership of Sunny Mugnani, president, the group not only offered weekly programs and activities but its functions extended to district, state, and reg- ional organizations where ideas are exchanged with students from other colleges. Throughout the year, the Y.W.C.A. sponsored the Big and Litile Sister activities which included the Friendly Blaze, the Lantern Parade, the Pink Tea, and Rose Sunday. As a joint activity the Y.W.C.A. and the Y.M.C.A. sponsored the World University Service drive, and Spiritual Emphasis Week. Row 1: S. Loffert, M. Miller. Row 2: L. Prochaska, Mrs. Evans, S. Mugnani, N. Clarke, M. Rockwell, N. Miller, Row 3: N. Gil- Seated: N. Wendt, J. Shauck, P. Knapper, J. Skuce, B. Wig- gins. Standing: J. Cushman, S. Diehl, E. Cahill, S. Loffert, L, Shrider, P. Ross, J. Gensbigler. ee SS The boys are cheerleaders and the girls are football players for an evening of fun at the “Powder Puff” football game during W. U. S. Week. WAAL C. 24 The Y.M.C.A. motto, “If God be with us, who can be against us,” formed the basis of the Y’s activities. The Y was important in orienting Muskingum’s men to the practical implications of the Gospel through an educational, social. spiritual, and recrea- tional program. In its weekly meetings the Y pre- sented a wide variety of programs relating to world problems and the relevance that Christianity has for their solution. The Y.M.C.A. played an im- portant part in campus activities including sponsor- ing the World University Service Drive, Spiritual Emphasis Week, and other programs. The Y at- tempted to bring students and faculty together in a single creative approach to our world today in a Christian fellowship and purpose. Seated: J. Stuckey, T. Barnes, W. lammie, K. Vaux, D. Philips, G. Sulzner. Standing: R. Kurth, R. Crawford, The traditional carnival to raise money for W. U.S. Week. 62 BIG fe Doric Life Service is a religious organization com- posed of students who wish to further Christ’s teachings. They do this through gospel-teams, week-end caravan teams, and week-end work camps. The gospel teams assist in the services of various surrounding churches on Sabbath morn- ings. The week-end caravan teams spend a week- end at a church in need of assistance. The week- end work camp aids a church not only spiritually, but also materially. The devotional group is bene- ficial to students on campus through its weekly Sunday morning meetings. In these ways each stu- dent has the opportunity to receive and give Christian service. Cabinet: R. Champlin, E. Johnston, L. Prochaska, Dr. Hutchi- son, R. Gibson, N. Harris, J. Jones. Seated: N. Tefft, C. Newton, H. Ault, C. Upperman, G. Kloots, R. Neidig, M. Campbell, M. Gleason, A. Sindelar, S. Seidel, B. Mugnani. Row 1: B. Lucas, J. McDowell, A. Taylor, N. Harris, J. Pollack, M. Bauer, J. Ralston, J. Skuce, J. Higgins, C. Powers, M. Myers, R. Maffett, A. Krepps, A. Anderson, P. Mugnani, S. Wolfe, G. Remmert. Row 2: E. Herriott, C. Wilmot, R. Gillis, E. Patterson, M. Fellows, B. Junk, S. Stewart, J. Dobbins, M. Trumpeter. P. Knapper, S. Loffert, J. Hawkins, B. Clasen, C. Morton, B. Batishko, J. Webb, B. Wiggins, S. Montini. Row 3: M. Lembright, T. Coffman, B. Scarpete, B. Jacobus, S. Lank- ston, B. Whitney, J. Lewis, M. Klostermeyer, G. Stemler, J. Quinn, E. Safford, R. Champlin, B. Gotham, L. Philips, C. Craven, J. MacAndrew, B. Davies, L. Prochaska, G. Osborne, N. Humbert, J. Loretta. Row 4: L. Hoovler, J. Harper, C. Bogue, D. Mc- Gill, W. Lammie, D. Brown, M. Smith, T. Zastudil, D. Philips, B. Moore, J. Karnes, W. Smith, D. Gibson, D. Lee, J. Jones, F. Bonkowsky, E. Johnston, T. Barnes. Methodist Youth Fellowship Cabinet Left to right: S. Kane, L. Gunning, J. Cowan, A. Krepps, M. Fellows, S. Speck, J. Quinn, O. Woodyard, R. Champlin, J. McDowell. College Drive U.P. Fellowship Cabinet Left to right: A. McCallum, B. Clasen, W. Lammie, M. E. Campbell, D. Me- Gill, E. Johnston, C. Craven, N. Har- ris, R. Gibson, K. Bevis, G. Osborne, T. Barnes, D. Brown. U.P. Fellowship Cabinet Left to right: N. Spenser, S. Montini, E. Patterson, P. Whit- ing, S. Seidel. The Methodist and two United Pres- byterian Churches on Muskingum’s cam- pus sponsor youth fellowship groups which meet on Sunday evenings. Here the stu- dents present programs which examine current problems of Christian living. Eve- ning meals known as ‘Eater’s Digests” are given. These provide a time for fel- lowship and fun before the programs. The contribution of the fellowships to the activities of the campus is thus one of personal growth through Christian work and fellowship. 64 cil all Ss 4 Be. eA Row 1: L. Thursby, T. Zastudil, J. Quinn, R. Eidson, D. Schaefer, M. Hamilton. Row 2: G. Maffett, C. Yaus, D. Dailey, C.” Branch, T. Flemming, D. McQuilkin, J. Montgomery. Row 3: M. Dunlap, C. Curtiss, E. Venema, W. Whirl, R. Lake, W. Smith, L. Gunning. a CAT a ode 93 ay a Row 1: C. Harner, S. O’Connell, G. Gunn, R. Major, L. Dunfee, J. Pollack. Row 2: J. Webb, W. Will, J. Miller, J. MeGaffin, K. Langdon, C. Morton, C. Johnson, Dr. Zepp, T. Heckler, M. Neff, M. Lembright. aS ES Hen + 4 Phe Left to right Majorettes Charles Ransom : R. Hoy, K. Horton, J. Furbay, B. Will, E. Murray, R. Neidig. Karen ._ Oe Te a! Cappella hay The college orchestra, directed by Mr. Kendall, prepares a’ selection for the concert. | M usic aDepartment Row 1: M. Dick, M. Zook, J. Vellenga, C. Harner, 1 Angel J. McDonald, J. Elton, L. Barr, M. Shidemantle, P. Weaver. Row 2: 2: B. Groves, C. Ponting, N. Drummond, D. Barnes, M. Zinser, D. Armitage, J. Cushman, L. Marsh, R. Ray, D Clark. Row 3 oO ; E. Beres, J. Bills, B. Marrah, C. Sauyer, B. Hurless, J. Yanok, D. Brown, R. Champlin, S. Grubaugh, K. Hall, B. Forsythe, K. Patterson. Row 4: D. Philips, T. Zastudil, H. Shaver, W. Smith, N. Mason, D. Marr, E. Venema, P. Chapman, K. Vaux, K. Cobbett, K. Hall, C. Beigie. Kell ‘Ringers Left to right: N. Penry, L. Rowlands, R. Neidig, C. Bachofer, K. Paisley, B. Gotham, R. Cole, J. Wiseman, G. Biery, M. Duncan. The glee club under the direction of Miss Mead practices for the annual pre- sentation of ‘The Messiah.” FESTIVAL ee “J Left to right: J. Elton, B. Groves, B. Hur- less, C. Sawyer, M. Zinser, J. Cushman, J. McDonald, K. Patterson, Mushingum Players Under the leadership of Doug Marr, president; Hal Shaver, vice-president; Marjorie Miller, sec- retary; Wayne Lammie, treasurer; and Chris Bachofer, program chairman, the Muskingum Players brought the theater to the attention of Muskingum’s campus. They presented three plays, emphasized National Theater Month by their dis- - canine plays in Montgomery Hall, and introduced a Players present “Berkley Square.” chapel speaker who cited the contributions of the theater. They also presented a Christmas chapel program. A picnic and a banquet were held during the year honoring the members of the “Muskie Players.” Serving as their adviser during the year was Mrs. Arthur Sinclair. Row 1: E. McKelvey, H. Shaver, C. Bachofer, D. Marr, M. Miller, Mr. Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair. Row 2: Miss Johnson, W. Lammie, S, Rittberger, C. Beckner, S. Mugnani, D. Gibson, J. Johnson, F. Bonkowsky, P. Davidson, Miss Moore. Row 3: J. McCormick, C. Johnson, D. Philips, J. Click, M. Runkle, S. Knox, D. Pearson, E. Patterson, A. Shinoski. ] . (hi LE vind be Lott oaths | HES Fh 68 AD lhete The college debate team had a very busy sea- son this year under the excellent guidance of their coach, Dr. James Golden. They attended a clinic at Oberlin College as well as many tour- naments, including the state tournament at Capital University and the national Tau Kappa Alpha tournament at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. This year’s topic was: “Resolved that the further development of nu- clear weapons should be banned by international agreement.” D. Philips and F. Bonkowsky work as a team. Row 1: G. Sulzer, Dr. Golden, S. Mugnani, D. Philips, R. O’Connor. Row 2: W. Orsborne, W. Lammie, M. Sm ith, R. Brown, F. Bonkowsky. 69 wi Seated: M. Trumpeter, B. Will. Mrs. Hazzard, 8S. McCall, B. Davis. Row 1: E. Herriott, L. Patton, L. Livingston, L. Dunfee, S. Murphy, S. Marquis, P. Mugnani, J. Enstrom, J. Vickers. Row 2: D. Roe, N. Clarke, J. Ralston, S. Magrath, B. Herrmann, S. Green, M. Gallagher. R. Moore, M. Nalbach, B. Cole, D. Way, P. Huffman, J. Higgins. Row 3: N. Black, C. Johnson, L. Shri- der, L. Cooper, P. Knapper, N. Evans, M. Wells, C. Henderson, K. Jones, M. Klostermeyer, J. Loudon, N. Bullion, N. Humbert, E. Lemmon, M. Nichol, S. Yaschay, M. Campbell, A. Griffith. eh (Se res Pe er Celt The Home Economics Club is open to all students enrolled in Home Economics classes. It is affiliated with the American Home Eco- ‘nomics Association as a member of the College Home Economics Clubs in Ohio. Under the leadership of the adviser, Mrs. Hazzard, and the president, Sue McCall, programs were set up which brought speakers to campus to speak about the latest fashions and the various fields of home economics. The. functions of the club included a picnic in the fall, taking part in the A. W.S. Christmas bazaar, a Christmas dinner for the club members, and serving refreshments for various events on campus. Members help with the Bake Sale. ee EF The purpose of A.C.E.I. is to foster growth and understanding in childhood development. This branch of the Association for Childhood Education International is open to all elemen- tary education majors and other students in- terested in this field. As a project, the group visited the Cambridge Orphanage and enter- tained the children. Several of the girls repre- sented this branch of A.C.E.I. at the national ii meetings. Under the leadership of Jo. Boyd, president; Esther Nichols, vice-president; Betsy Twigg, secretary-treasurer; and “Miss Barnett, adviser, the group carried out their aim to make the programs help broaden the girls’ understanding of children and prepare the students for teaching. Jane Springer conducts a class in the local kindergarten. Kneeling: M. Karcis, C. Ross, D. Kelly, E. Nichols, J. Boyd, B. Twigg, J. Rittberger, M. E. Bauer. Row 1: N. Wendt, S. Stein- hauer, C. Wilmot, J. Skuce, A. Sindelar, M. Houze, C. Kistler, R. Grove, S. Loffert, J. Lewis, C. Rafferty, R. Paul, A. Ander- son, A. Krepps. Row 2: K. Beggs, J. McDowell, J. Montgomery, M. S. Branstool, M. Myers, B. Junk, C. Kelso, L. Faulhaber, J. Hutehman, C. Klostermeyer, R. Cwarner, A. Robison, P. Ullman, K. Paisley, D. Flinner. Row 3: S. Ashbrook, M. A. Wilson, R. Campbell, R. Benson, G. Stemler, M. E. Dunlap, N. Gilbert J. Lewis, B. Lucas, A. MacKay, S. Lankston, B. Maxson, N. Chambers, J. Putney. 71 ‘The Black cel Magen ta The Black and Magenta, the Muskingum College newspaper, was pubished for the stu- dents each week. The B M informed students of interesting events at Muskingum. Under the capable guidance of James Foust, editor, and Judy Williams, assistant editor, the B M was a popular publication on campus. Art Marshall and Barry Montgomery, the busi- — ue ness managers, were responsible for the fin- Editor James Foust and assistant editor Judy Williams. ancial transactions of the paper. | An interesting series of articles featuring well-known people of the community was start- ed this year. Also seen for the first time was a column in which faculty members gave their views on subjects of student interest. The Board of Control, headed by Clayton J. Kurman, set up and enforced the policies of the paper. The B M provides a record of the year 1958-59 at Muskingum. Board of Control: Mr. Morehead, Mr. Evans, B. Clasen, and C. Kurman. Photographer Bill Martin. Staff WSLS WRG) 9 aoc es a) Seer SL Ie KL James Foust JNSETIC) Ovals MOKG MO ele) NS RT Judy Williams Business Managers ______ Barry Mongomery, Art Marshall Managing Editor Hlsiemarie Patterson INGE CLO Toes eee ea Carolyn Kloss WeatugerE CitOres 2 ee Marilyn Myers DOCIOEN LUC LUO Te ee eer oe eee S Carole Johnson Sports Editors Ken Sharp, Bob Henderson Bel eal C1 tO wee sae ee Mary Griffiths FelOO BELG ICORS eee mee ee Sandra Stewart, Shirley Pruit COS (OME CL LL 0) Ieee ree ee Donna Dornan Headlines Writers. 2. 23. 2s Mary Dow, Nancy Humbert Make-up Editors — Barbara Tedford, Jackie Pollock, Nancy Spencer, John Calhoun, Chuck Hast Circulation Managers __ Bob True, Judy Lewis GArloonists 2... Kay Paisley, Suzie Wilson RC LOG RAD OCY ee ee Bill Martin Pewure. Writers, 2. Margie Miller, Marilyn Link, Marilyn McClintock, Jean McDowell, Bev Lucas, Judy Loretta Business managers: Weekly preparation for the papel Barry Montgomery and Art Marshall. 3 Editor Kathy Jackson. Assistant editors Clinton Beckner and Barbara Clasen. I R The 1959 Muscoljuan Under the leadership of Kathy Jackson, editor, and Clinton Beckner and Barbara Clasen, assistant editors, the 1959 Muscol- juan staff produced a record of another year at Muskingum College. The business man- ager was Roger Coulton, while Phil Tambling served as photographer. The staff wishes to thank the following people who aided in the production of the 1959 Muscoljuan: Mr. James Whitfield of Mahan and Wright Studios; Mr. James Mc- Williams of John and Ollier Engraving Com- pany; Mr. Ralph K. Benz of the 8. K. Smith Company; the Hurley Company, printers: Mr. Carl Conrad, publicity director of Mus- kingum College; and Dr. L. Coleman Knight, school photographer. Photographer Phil Tambling. Edito0r-in-chieivs. 2 - Kathleen E. Jackson IASsiStarite C1LOl Ss ee eee oe Clinton Beckner ; . and Barbara Clasen GS: Sore 2s Lowell Johnson PAO LUO Tpit tees rare ae! Suzie Wilson A CELVIties® EL GILOK ames a eo ee. Millicent Waldo VLE OROVER NOI eck ee NTE he Phil Tambling Daberaryvas lal Leen s sesee Joyce MclIlvried, Editor B. Batishko, B. Cahill, J. Campbell, E. Faw- cett, N. Gray, D. Kelly, M. McClintock, B. Palmatier, M. Randall, G. Remmert, N. Shoup, J. Skuce, J. Webb, B. Wiggins, J. Visnick, J. Williams, M. Zook. Sports: Staff Dick Crawford, Editor aan Ny G. Burgett and L. Wooles Business Staff 2 Roger Coulton, Manager S. Beckner, B. Cahall, J. Campbell, N. Cham- bers, J. Delassus, J. Faunce, R. Kiser, S. Montini, D. Roney, J. White. ‘Tpying-Staft...._.. -Mary Ellen Campbell, Editor M. Dow, J. Hawkins, B. Maxson, C. Murdaca, P. Mugnani, A. Murphy. Business Manager Roger Coulton. ne ae Sh cui anced eS HONORARIES “Whe 5 “Whe A group of seniors were honored by being granted membership in Who’s Who among Stu- dents in American universities and colleges. They were selected by a joint committee of faculty members representing each academic area ap- pointed by the Dean of the College and students appointed by the president of the student body. Entrance into this national organization signi- fies recognition of the senior’s scholarship, par- ticipation and leadership in academic and extra- curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. Row 1: J. Putney, B. Gotham, C. Kistler, C. Piersol, R. Ray, S. Wright, B. Davies, C. Henderson, S. Mugnani. Row 2: M. Run- kle, W. Thompson, D. Pearson, J. Foust, C. Bachofer, M. Miller, C. Kurman, G. Lent, S. Speck, D. Marr. come rR a ih i ll Se “W omen s Honorary The Muskingum chapter of the Senior Wo- men’s Honorary was formed in 1939 and has as its purposes those of promoting leadership; nur- turing and encouraging creativity; aiding in formulating progressive and wholesome public opinion on current problems; and observing campus conditions to the end that they may be improved, either directly or indirectly. The main project this year was discussions which con- cerned leadership and the problems which often arise therein. OL LST OME @) Left to right: O. Woodyard, M. Runkle, J. Norris, D. Marr, D, Pearson, S. Speck. Left to right: B. Goth- am, R. Ray, C. Bacho- fer, C. Piersol, S. Mug- nani, B. Davies, M. Miller, J. Putney, S. Wright. 0.0.0.0. is a local honorary fraternity estab- lished to recognize outstanding qualities of scho- larship, leadership, and character in members of the junior class, senior class, and faculty. It recognizes the ideals, spirit, and tradition of Muskingum as important in the creating of an adequate personality; therefore, the organiza- tion strives to encourage these traditions and seeks a perspective of life that will develop able citizens of the world. Row 1: L. Prochaska, D. Sohner, J..McDonald, M. G.Shidemantle. Row 2: N. Shoup, C. Chase, S. Wilson, J. Faunce, L. Patton, M. Miller, J. Huszar, M. Duncan,S. Beckner, M. Randal, B. Groves. Cwens is a sophomore girls’ honorary based on scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These girls are easily rec- organized by their identical outfits. They were seen busily hurrying about during Freshman Week as they served meals, help- ed at registration, and supervised tests. Selling hot dogs at the Homecoming game was only one of their many projects. On Ohio Synod Day they provided guided tours and registered people. This past year, they sent representatives to the Miami Univer- sity Convention. The Cwens also held their annual Founders’ Day Breakfast for the past and present Cwens. With the spring came also the Cwen feast welcoming in the new members. The co-advisers of this group are Mrs. Robert N. Montgomery and Mrs. Glenn McConagha. Miss Orr and Mrs. Layton are honorary members. (Guess The Cwens served at the Freshman Reception at the Manse. Left to right: B. Blewitt, W. Holdswarth, J. Middleton, R. Crawford, F. Bonkowsky, W. Lammie, R. Synder, L. Schrock. Phi Alpha “P Phi Alpha Pi, a local honorary group, © was established in 1939 for sophomore men. The organization’s purpose is to dis- cuss local, national, and international prob- lems, using whatever influence they can to solve difficulties particularly of a local na- ture. In an even more practical sense, the members assisted with many functions such as Freshman Week, High School Guest Day, and an after-game dance. New members are chosen for loyalty to the ideals for which Muskingum stands, an active interest in the welfare of the college, and scholarship. The officers for the year 1958-59 were Fred Bronkowsky, president, and Jed Middleton, secretary-treasurer. Advisers were Jim White and Dr. Fisk. The members of Phi Alpha Pi held their meetings at Dr. Fisk’s home. ey! BP re Go prneh Dociety Row 1: Mr. Gerlach, D. Dunn, Z. Sinden, L, Davidson, S. Faris, C. Beckner, C. Ogletree. Row 2: A. Fentiman, V. Rig- by, D. Stetler, R. Miller, T. Hettinger, F. King, J. Wills. Row 3: Dr. Vellenga, M. Spohn, B. Dunbar, D. Connors, G. Wil- liams, A. Travis, L. Ames, J. Levy. Left to right: W. Martin, C. Piersol, O. Woodyard, Mr. Brackenridge, Mr. Gould, S. Frye, J. Nieder- meyer, R. Ashbrook, R. McDonald. ediste psilon AD ysl fa Row 1: L. Davidson, D. Reichle, M. Ellenberger, J. Wills, N. Tobey, T. Hettinger, M. Trumpeter. Row 2: S. Morris, G. Mack, V. Meyer, Dr. Vel- lenga, E. Bown, Mr. Barnes, C. Cra- ven, C. Kurman, J. Mellvried. Row 3: J. Morris, J. Levy, L. Thursby, R. Dunbar, W. Thompson, J. MceTodden. 80 Phi Sigma J ota Left to right: C. Bachofer, M. Rockwell, Miss Sharp, Dr. Peters, M. Gallagher, F. Herr, L. Shupe, M. Miller. Sigma OF het aD dhe Left to right: J. Mclivried, J. Pollock, S. Wright, W. McIntyre, S. Mugnani, M. Miller, D. Philips, C. Kurman, M. Runkle, K. Langdon, B. Scarpete, K. Jackson. 81 Left to right: Dr. Hoglund, M. McCarthy, M. Miller, Mr. White, C. Bachofer, M. Ellenberger, Dr. Fisk, B. Davies. Ohi: of Ere Left to right: Mr. Jones, Mr. Wass, J. Henes, K. Sharp, L. Gordon, L. Warstler, J. Estock, D. Pearson, R. Dow- ney. 82 Picasa Ses Left to right: G. Creelman, C. Ponting, G. Irvine, B. McIntyre, C. Bogue, R. Layton, L. Dunn, Dr. Hutchison, R. Gibson, K. Bucey, A. McCallum, J. Jones, D. Philips, D. Brown, D. Lee. Sigma Alpha SEE Left to right: R. Ray, M. Dick, L. Angel, E. Beres, B. Whitney, M. Green, J. Wise- man. 29 Jv wy Cony : ; 4 ‘ ; 4 CO De ? omen s FI, n ‘perce bell Row 1: A. Brownlee, P. Pritts, J. Gray, K. Wyer, J. Putney, C. Roe, W. Cook, J. Purdy. Row 2: L. Weaver, J. Neff, J. Cowan, M. Randall, S. Beckner, N. Chambers, J. Pollock. en . Fh, ‘bevel bf! Row 1: L. Warstler, B. Robb, W. Cosgray, O. Woodyard, J. Levy, D. Reichle, T. Hettinger, J. Nieman. Row 2: K. Hardesty, E. Johnston, D. Brown, D. Pearson, Dean Leathers, B. Thompson, G. Cosmer, J. Norris, W. Walter. Row 1: B. Davis, M. Nichol, N. Drummond, Miss Dickson, K. Niedenthal, C. Scheibe, R. Krick. Beaman, W. Cook, S. Pruit, A. Cooper, B. Maxson, J. Pollock, S. Mullen, J. Purdy, J. McCarty. The Beta Chi Club is the newest of Muskin- gum’s social clubs. Founded in April 1958 by eigh- teen girls, the club now resides at 157 Montgomery Boulevard with their housemother Mrs. Aiken. The first task the girls undertook was to establish a constitution, goals, and standards. Their charter was granted at their dinner dance, the club’s first social function. Since then they have adopted a crest, several songs, and a pin. Despite its short existence, the Beta Chi blue and gray has already decorated many social func- tions. The Sadie Hawkins dance, Christmas Party, and Lounge Party will long be remembered as ex- citing events of the club’s first social year. JRO PAR IN. RE SUC CT: (eemenreiers we ete ae Se Joan Purdy Vice-President «Shirley Mullen SOCTROMOWAY), a og a Cathy Scheibe IR ACUSON AED? a 2 a ee Ann Cooper eta Sy 87 88 “We pledge our love and our loyalty—through our college days.” Our college days this. year were pleasurable ones spent in fun and fellowship with our Delta sisters. Our Pegi Marshall made Home- coming a special event as she reigned as Home- coming Queen. In the fall there was the dinner for the fine football team and the annual Open House. Christmas time brought the fun-packed Christmas parties. Also included in our list of memorable oc- casions are the Chicken Box, the Lounge Party, and the Spring Formal. We must not forget the Sunday night suppers each week at the House on Bloomfield Road. These strengthened the ties of Delta sisterhood. These memories and more made this year another noteworthy one for us Deltas. Row 1: M. A. Jamail, S. Green, J. Wiseman, K. Edwards, L. Livingston, M. G. Schidemantle, N. Barrett, C. Bridges, P. J. Davidson, P. Mugnani, S. Wolfe. Row 2: J. Hall, N. Clarke, A. Brownlee, Mrs. Pearl Kummer, C. Bachofer, A. Hill, B. O’Brien, J. Hutchman, S. Die- ringer, P. Marshall, P. Pirl. Row 3: M. Dow, L. Schellman, J. Elton, M. Wertz, V. Smith, S. Lobb, J. Mason, S. Yaschay, J. Boyd, E. Bjerken, C. Campbell, J. Shaffer, V. Meyer, P. Grimm, M. Stonemetz, N. Benfer, R. A. Moore, M. Taylor, S. Sager, S. Rittberger, J. Pravlochak, V. Miller. Row 4: E. McKelvey, K. Hall, S. Knox, P. Matchett, L. J. Rowlands, E. Nichols, J. Wurster, M. McKelvey, N. Spencer, P. Modie, J. Shaffer, M. Wells, N. Evans, J. McMahon, A. MacKay, K. Tulinius, P. Pritts. Miller, D. Bollinger, J. McDonald, N. Penry, B. . BP ey ee ee ee Ann Brownlee _. Chris Bachofer Secretary Treasurer Nancy Clarke Housemother _ Mrs. Pearl Kummer | Del ta 89 90 “F’.A.D. where e’er we wander, we will cherish thee... .”” As we review this past year of club life, we glance quickly at activities and projects of the past year. In this year, the club’s forty-fifth, we have experienced fun and fellowship as we have passed through functions of the club. The planning and work of our Homecoming committees resulted in our placing in both house and float decorations. It was made a more eventful occasion with Jane Furbay’s serving as attendant to the queen. Various occasions added to the good spirit of F.A.D. — teas, picnics, senior dinner. The Spring Formal at the Cambridge Country Club was the climax of a good year of club life. Indeed, this year has proved that we will remain a band of sisters, and we will keep our faith in F.A.D. Row 1: M. Lake, C. Roe, L. Robb, J. Janovich, B. Bober, Miss Black, J. Putney, G. Morris, J. Fitch, S. Morris, S. Kane. Row 2: J. Lewis, M. Bloom, D. Sohner, B. Roberts, B. Gilmore, G. Davis, J. Tavenner, A. Griffith, J. Campbell, L. MacDonald, M. Bainter, S. Montini. Row 3: C. Smith, G. Osborne, K. Campbell, A. McGuire, J. Glenn N. Humbert, J. Loretta, S. Beckner, M. Campbell, C. Johnson, K. Demi. President ee ee ee ere Janet Putney VWace=AVesid ent Jane Tavenner SOOO UGH OP a a ee le Ann McGuire TEU RA ISO H OY pe eset et Sylvia Kane e at 92 SEZ ee s e SNES = SE OOS MINEO OS ales SED a As areh ‘ as Row 1: C. Kistler, R. Grove, C. Biles, A. Henry, R. Neidig, S. Marquis, M. E. Campbell, M. Lemley. Row 2: H. Berlin, J. Higgins, S. Loffert, N. J. Hart, S. Wilson, J. Faunce, M. Link, J. Gray, J. Ralston, B. Twigg, J. Mowrey, C. Klostermeyer, P. Duncan, M. Miller. Row 3: J. Kappler, C. Robinson, J. Neff, J. Hawkins, S. Hook, G. Biery, B. Cartwright, S. McCall, L. Faulhaber, P. Huffman, N. Black, J. Cattell, S. Grubaugh, C. Powers, L. Shupe, J. MeclIlvried, J. Swartz, C. Craven, J. Huszar, S. Jennings. Row 4: C. Chase, B. Palmatier, M. Ran- dall, R. Champlin, G. Henderson, J. Lewis, N. Gilbert, N. May, P. Whiting, D. Kelly, C. Kelso, B. Will, N. Shoup, M. Miller, A. Messersmith. a AY iinet ses “Kianu, we’ve lost our hearts to you...” With this spirit of devotion to the ideals of their club, the members of the Kianu Club have enjoyed a successful year. Individually the members have held prominent positions as members and officers in the activity, athletic, and social organizations on campus and have been the recipients of many honors. As a club our social activities, ranging from a hayride in the fall to the formal in the spring, have given us memories of the many pleas- ant times we have had as we have been growing together in the spirit of Kinau. RCSL ETUC a ee ee ee EL A, _. Jane Neff WHCGIEROSUGTNE = a ee Janet Gray a Joy Cattell SR OISUUR OT nce Barbara Cartwright (SOGROMMNPID oe hiteryy WHA y 4 a ee RMP y, ae . ee ee j a — Poe | | eis v 4 93 94 Row 1: K. Wyer, B. Larrick, S. Chinn, S. Gabler, J. Enstrom, C. Kloss, L. Patton, K. Kloots. Row 2: D. Dornan, A. Krepps, D. Way, C. Snyder, J. A. Youse, J. Taggart, Z. Sinden, S. Mugnani, R. Swarner, S. Bell, M. Myers. Row 3: C. Greegor, S. Magrath, B. Clasen, J. Springer, N. Carroll, N. Mitchell, J. Portz, S. Stew- art, M. Rockwell, N. Miller, B. Groves, N. Chambers, M. Waldo, S. Wright, R. Campbell. Row 4: K. Benz, B. Junk, K. Rhodes, S. Lankston, H. Lemmon, B. Gotham, E. Lemmon, K. Jones, M. McClintock, C. Cottrell. “Let us sing our common ideals” sang the Kona’s through another successful year. Home- coming found them proudly taking first prize in the float and second in the house competitions. By planning together, they pleased their alums even more at Christmas by redecorating the house. They put the finishing touches on the rose, brown, and turquoise motif by the Open House in Janu- ary. Besides the working together, the Kona’s en- joyed the fun spirit of the Lounge Party, the tradi- tional Dawn Party, the festive Christmas Party, and the more informal Sock Dance and Square Dance. The beauty of the annual Spring Formal crowned this year of togetherness found in ‘‘com- mon ideals.” Fellows, E. Leake, M. AN CSUCCTL Caeiene se emie Mr e e D Kay Wyer Vice-President ___________-. Barbara Larrick INOCIOUINAYD n ee Judy Enstrom Nenlor ul redsurer =e Suella Chinn SOUR: AMAR TU ROE ae _ Karen Jones TAOS Cena ee ee ee Mrs. Henry Evans Housemother ___________. Mrs. Esther R. 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Se ee eee Don Williams q LEV COSUT Cig ae a ee Owen Woodyard : The Scarlet and Gray began its thirty-third year of campus existence this year 1958-1959. To start the year, the Albans found a wonderful housemother, Mrs. Sherman, who has served well this year as a counselor and friend. Homecoming time gave the Albans a boost as their house decora- tions won the Grand Prize. The fine leadership of the officers, the co-operation of the membership, and participation in campus affairs and organiza- tions have kept the aims, ideals and unity of the Alban Club intact. 4 ‘ ; oO ‘ eo | b he p 3S Row 1: E. McCullough, B. Cobbett, D. Williams, O. Woodyard, Mrs. Sherman, D. Brown, L. Ames, L. Lee, P. Morosky, R. Maxwell. Row 2: R. Moses, R. Luna, D. Kurth, D. Gilbert, R. Denton, R. Spear, R. Esler, K. Bucey, D. Gibson, J. LaDu, K. Hardesty. Row 3: R. Wood, J. Niedermeyer, D. Sheaffer, C. Hast, D. Ghen, 99 Alber il Thompson B ‘eStent = a eo eee Py P) son Bob Hender 1ce-President y Tom Barnes etary Sec Don Pearson er e€asu? Tr 100 During 1958-59 the Men of Mace enjoyed an- other very successful year due to their capable leadership, cooperative spirit, and unified effort in all activities. This thirty-sixth year, the Mace Men again continued to hold prominent positions in athletics, scholarship, leadership, and other phases of campus life. The Mace won first place for their entry in the W.U.S. carnival and receiv- ed prizes in both the house and float divisions for Homecoming decorations. The social calendar was quite varied ranging from the Country Party to the Moonlight Cruise on Buckeye Lake. With these and many other events behind them and high ex- pectations for the future, the Men of Mace close a truly memorable year. Row 1: J. McCormick, M. Thomas, D. Barnes, S. Frye, J. Black, J. Williamson, J. Almendinger, J. Middleton, D. Sabock, R. Gosnell. Row 2: B. Kaufman, J. Smith, L. Osborne, K. Diller, W. Strong, A. Marshall, B. Hen- derson, B. Thompson, D. Pearson, T. Barnes, R. Pinnicks, H. Blewitt, J. DeLassus, J. Bills, M. DiGiacomo. Row 3: D. Penman, T. Early, B. Frazier, H. Shaver, J. Nieman, R. Price, G. Marett, L. Davis, B. Owen, B. Bradley, N. Benson, J. Penman, F. Herr, P. Kelley, H. Peat, J. Yocum, G. Strabel, J. Foust. Row 4: D. Myers, W. Holdsworth, L. Schrock, T. Shoener, W. Cooper, R. True, W. Smith, L. Beil, C. Yonclas, D. Shanks, H. Tillett, M. Gotham, J. Shadley, J. Lyttle, G. Burgett, P. Wenger, L. Parker, K. Sharp. 101 gseernnn SZ Robb Jam Will - Kenneth Pohl __......_. Jack Richardson ent d Vice-President _______ esr Pr Secretary - Treasurer _._..........__ Richard McLaughlin 102 “To keep the name of Sphinx supreme” are the guiding words of the men of Sigma Phi Chi. Among the factors enabling them to accomplish this are their excellent leadership, the cooperation of the actives, and a well rounded, successful social program. Every Sphinx man is proud of the choice he has made. The one word that can be considered the basis of their success is unity. Unity between the actives, the advisers, and the alumni — unity to- ward a common goal. The best outward manifes- tation of this is the ground-breaking for a new house which is scheduled for Homecoming 1959. This is but one of many reasons that the men of Sphinx eagerly await the future. Row 1: B. Byers, C. Ransom, G. Dobie, G. Korpi, B. Neff, L. McCormick, D. Schuckers, S. Colmery. Row 2: G. Kegg, D. Jaenke, W. Walter, D. Dunn, J. McClelland, F. King, R. McLaughlin, J. Richardson, B. Robb, K. Pohl, D. Roberts, J. White, B. Adams, A. Livingston, A. Kiser, C. Beckner. Row 3: J. McCalmont, H. Mc- Kown, B. McNamee, B. Bloom, B. Martin, G. Lent, W. Cosgray, A. Beal, D. McDowell, B. Johnson, L. Young, J. Gornall, J. Eberle, J. Estock, B. Henry, D. Baum. Row 4: K. Uschelbec, D. Roney, R. Mumford, R. Scherer, K. Vaux, D. Ludwig, J. MacMillan, R. Tiedemann, J. Fischer, M. Gray, L. Chaney, W. Harrop, F. Marcy, R. Jobe, G. Broadright, J. Roemer, R. Lehman. 103 104 tag President =k John Norris Vice-President Gary Cosmar Corresponding Secretary Hobe Neiswander Recording Secretary —......____- David Reichle LV COSU CT re Tom Vanderslice As another very successful year of the Stag Club draws to a close, we see that the members have taken a very active part in activities such as intercollegiate and intermural athletics, debate, music, oratory, and dramatics. Factors such as outstanding leadership, our house mother, an abundance of social events, helpful alumni, and co-operative members have contributed to our last- ing success. We welcome the approach of our Fif- tieth Anniversary with the expectation that it will be another year to equal those of the past. Row 1: D. Faircloth, R. Bricker, T. Ault, J. Wilson, D. Kafer, B. Group, J. Porter, T. McCullough, M. James, J. Thomas, R. Coulton. Row 2: S. Phillips, D. Hennessey, B. Rudman, D. Duff, G. Cosmar, J. Norris, Mr. Wass, Mrs. Flower, T. Vanderslice, D. Reichle, H. Neiswander, B. Toward, A. Shinoski, G. Mack, R. McDonald. Row 3: C. Ball, B. Crosby, J. Steward, J. McGaffin, E. Daniels, P. Herrmann, J. Brecker, T. Powell, E. Kohler, B. Brown, G. Sulzner, F. Graves, B. Montgomery, C. Beach, G. Stamps, J. Gault, D. Palmer. Row 4: B. Rob- inson, C. LeVan, C. Thomas, D. McClelland, W. Groitsch, K. Mortimer, J. Tunnell, G. Weiss, F. Tobias, B. Dessecker, P. McKinnell, D. Doddroe, R. Cameron, B. O’Connor, B. Snyder, C. Mock, C. Dupler. ai 106 Stoic Président: 2245 ee ee Jack Yanok Vice-President. a Wayne King CCT eLar yy = a = eee Hugh Robinson LPCOSUT Cred 5 ee John Pincura The Stoics have enjoyed many and varied func- tions this year. Their social activities have includ ed The Beat Generation Party, Caveman Party, and the Seneca Lake Island Party. The old red house of three gables on the corner of Comin and West High Street has seen many good times this past college year. The members of the Stoic Club, unlike Zeno who was the founder of the Stoic phil- osophy, are looking forward to even more pleasur- able events in the future. Row 1: T. Holdworth, N. Thomas, F. Knowlton, H. Robinson, W. Hammer, J. Yanok, R. King, D. Durigg, M. Heasley. Row 2: D. Sargent, P. Diehl, J. Hardey, D. Esler, A. Baillie, R. Burns, M. White, J. Pincura, W. King. 107 108 UUs: Presidente)... ee Larry Warstler Vice-President _ _.. Lewis Gordon ae oot Allen McCallum _ Clayton Kurman a Srl So John Wills Recording Secretary Treasurer Since it is the youngest of the men’s clubs, the history of the Ulster Club is relatively short. Yet all through that history is shown a consistent rec- ord of service and leadership in the college commu- nity. The club is now into its eleventh year and it has grown tremendously these eleven years. Basic to the beliefs of the founders was the idea that the club as a group must make itself responsible for the actions of the individual members. The club has emphasized scholarship, leadership, and versa- tility of all phases of campus life. In accordance with these principles, the mem- bers take part in athletics, community govern- ment, forensics, music, social activities, religious organizations, and progressive movements in the community. Row 1: J. Flenniken, L. Hoovler, W. Orsborn, D. Clark, F. Bonkowsky, G. Schwab, T. Hettinger, J. Harper, B. McIntyre, D. Stewart. Row 2: B. Major, T. Wilson, E. Johnston, J. Kocsis, A. McCallum, L. Warstler, C. Kur- man, L. Gordon, J. Wills, C. Bogue, R. Lake, D. Dailey, T. Heckler. Row 3: S. Speck, J. Wylie, J. Buby, P. Tambling, D. Armitage, R. Kerr, T. Fleming, J. Jones, T. Howison, D. Schmidt, B. Kriska, B. Dunbar, W. Lam- mie, J. Levy, D. McGill, J. McGaffin. Row 4: T. Zastudil, L. Thursby, G. Creelman, G. Balentine, J. Stuckey, D. Philips, M. Runkle, D. Marr, G. Irvine, L. Gunning, J. Calhoun, M. Smith, J. Karnes, H. Langdon, D. Pier- otti, J. Henes. 109 tory of SPO RTS ingum Mush he i12 att bedll For the second consecutive year Muskingum College opened its football season against Geneva College. The highlights of this game were a Geneva fumble recovered by Terry Powell and a pass intercep- tion by Chuck Beach. Sophomore Cannonball Cooper scored both Muskie touchdowns. Cooper’s second extra point attempt was good making the final score 13-7. The new ruling on scoring extra points were responsible for the Muskies only loss of the season. Muskingum led Akron until late in the fourth quarter when the Zips staged a determined 99 yard drive for their lone tally. Gambling for two points the Akronites hit pay dirt and won by an 8-7 score. Retaliating after the loss to Akron, the Muskies defeated tradition- al rival Denison for the first time since 1955. The many Muskies, who migrated to Granville to see the team dominate play throughout the game and win by a 33-15 score, saw what was perhaps the best play of the season. After a slow start Muskingum finally turned the Findlay game into a complete rout. Cooper scored thirty-two points as Muskingum brand- ed the Oilers their first loss of the season, 48-15. 113 114 Bill Cooper and Coach Sherman admire trophy presented to Cooper as outstanding back in the Ohio Conference. Row 1: B. Fraizer, E. Kohler, L. Davis, D. Palmer, F. Graves, B. Montgomery, C. Beach, D. Myers, T. Powell, B. Desseker, N. Benson, B. Bradley. Row 2: T. Craddock, H. Thomas, B. Cooper, J. Moore, W. Mabry, R. Sherman, G. Storts, W. Long, D. Elavsky, M. Delaney, D. Benson, P. Wenger, Mr. Burkholder. Row 3: Mr. Wable, J. Tressler, B. D’Anniballe, P. Herr- mann, L. Compton, M. DiGiacomo, D. Pinhey, G. Kegg, T. Myers, G. McKinney, D. Walters, L. Stump, D. Bevington, Dr. Mc- Cleery. Row 4: Mr. McDaniel, L. Thompson, D. Boyd, D. Anderson, J. Kruzan, J. Bain, V. Williams, E. Clemens, R. Pin- nicks, W. Holdsworth, T. Rodfong, J. Middleton, D. Harp, S. Gritman. Row 5: Coach Sherman, Mgr. K. Diller, D. Richardson, J. Rrukenbrod, R. Stoof, D. Grant, G. Benberthy, L. Wooles, R. Dierks, D. DeRolf, D. Cunningham, T. Frazier, C. Benninghoff, Mer. L. Sherman, Mgr. C. Mock, B. Vosel. Varsity Football Muskingum 13 Geneva 7 Muskingum 7 Akron 8 Muskingum 33 Denison 15 Muskingum 48 Findlay 15 Muskingum 35 Capital 6 Muskingum 22 Heidelberg 0 Muskingum 34 Wooster 0 Muskingum 31 Marietta 16 Muskingum 7 Mt. Union 6 The fighting Muskies had little trouble handing Capital a 35-6 defeat at Columbus. After stopping the Lutheran’s touchdown bid on their first series of plays the Muskies were in complete charge of the game. Capital scor- ed only once and this was set up by a penalty and pass play. Another away game, this time at Heidel- berg, found the Muskingum bench strength the deciding factor. Although the first half was scoreless, the Muskie machine jelled in the second half to down the Student Princes 22-0. Homecoming was very successful as Muskingum defeated the Scots of Wooster 34-0 in a hard fought and exciting game. Wooster threatened to score several times but the Muskingum defense stopped all drives short of pay dirt. The 31-16 victory over Marietta College marked a lineman as potential backfield ma- terial. Guard Larry Davis intercepted a pass and carried the ball twenty-five yards for one of the touchdowns. Muskingum was never in serious trouble although the Pioneers scored all of their points in the last four minutes. The final:game at Mount Union proved to be one of the most‘exciting of the season. The first half ended with the Muskies leading 7-6. The second half was scoreless but Muskingum defense was given a thorough work out. ts Oo — _ Chick Beach Frank Graves Barry Montgomery Dave Myers Quarterback Tackle n Center The Muskies finished the 1958-1959 foot- ball campaign with eight victories and only Doug Palmer Guard one defeat. The ruling on the extra point at- tempts proved to be the downfall of this de- termined Muskingum team in the loss to Ak- ron, and proved successful to Wittenberg as they clinched the Ohio Conference champion- ship with a 7-6 victory over Ohio Wesleyan. However the 6-1 conference mark earned sec- ond place in the fourteen team conference. Four Muskingum players were honored for their contributions to this successful team. Senior Dave Myers was named honorary cap- tain. Bill Cooper and Barry Montgomery were named to the conference first team, while Bill Frazier was named to the second team. Many additional Muskies received hon- orable mention. To climax this season, Bill Cooper, received the Mike Gregory award as outstanding back in the Ohio Conference and eae | : : erry Powell was named by his teammates as Muskingum’s Guard most valuable player. idiom Poke 117 118 Scie Row 1: L. Young, D. McClelland, B. Frazier, J. MacMillan, D. Shanks, L. Beil, D. Benadum. Row 2: Mgr. B. McCandlish, M. White, W. Harrop, D. Irvin, E. Bates, W. Strong, Asst. Coach J. McDaniel, Coach R. Burkholder. LBrcticlbelll The Muskies again led by Coach Bob Burkholder had a commendable 1958-59 season posting an over- all record of 12-7 and finishing fifth in the confer- ence with a 8-5 record. The fighting Muskies opened their 1958-59 season with an easy win over Western Reserve. The closest game of the year was the game with previously unbeaten Capital in which the Musk- ies triumphed 68-65. In beating Capital Muskingum also avenged last year’s 65-64 loss. Muskingum also sought and gained revenge for losses to Denison and Geneva by triumphing 66-60 and 90-87 respectively. The Muskies journeyed to Bluffton during Christ- mas vacation to take part in the holiday tournament and came out on top winning their two games. Leroy Beil led the Muskie attack against Bluffton College scoring 22 points. He was ably supported by Larry Young and Dick McClelland with 18 and 11 points respectively. Muskingum 84 Muskingum 75 Muskingum 60 Muskingum 68 Muskingum 92 Muskingum 63 Muskingum 70 Muskingum 72 Muskingum 98 Muskingum 71 Muskingum 66 Muskingum 56 Muskingum 86 Muskingum 71 Muskingum 79 Muskingum 90 Muskingum 87 Muskingum 81 Muskingum 65 Ed Bates Varsity Basketball Western Reserve 44 Heidelberg Youngstown Capital Otterbein Morris-Harvey Bluffton Findlay Hiram Ohio Wesleyan Denison Wittenberg Otterbein Mount Union Kenyon Geneva . Wooster Akron Marietta Leroy Beil 68 101 Don Benadum 119 120 The second night of the tournament found Muskingum playing one of its better games as it turned back Findlay 72-61. Larry Young headed the scoring this time for Muskingum with 24 points. Leroy Beil, Dave Irvin, and Dick CcClel- land were also in the double figures for the Musk- ies. It is interesting to note that although either Beil, Young, or Irvin, copped scoring honors in points. Leroy Beil, Dave Irvin, and Dick McClel- Don Benadum both scored high consistently and copped scoring honors at least one game apiece, Walt Harrop Dave Irvin John MacMillan showing the balance of point distribution among the Muskies. Another note of interest is that not only the entire starting five but the entire team, with the exception of John MacMillan, who will be lost through graduation, will be back next year. Larry Young, 5-11, who sparked the team throughout the year was the only player under six feet tall. This illustrates that Coach Burk- holder and his fighting Muskies will be some- thing to watch in the near future. Dick McClelland Darrell Shanks Wayne Strong Max White Larry Young Y. VU Miaeberball Row 1: J. McBane, D. Campbell, J. Anspaugh, A. Baille, E. Curran, C. MeVey, G. Klein. Row 2: A. Van Fossen, R. Brook, T. 121 SeeeLeaoos Muskingum 97 Otterbein 30 Muskingum 115 1 3 Bethany 113273 Muskingum 55 Capital t Muskingum 73 Wittenberg 54 Muskingum 106 Hiram Za Muskingum 80 1 2 Mount Union 46 1 2 Row 1: D. McGill, R. Moses, P. Kelley, G. Hochstetter, R. Wood, R. Cameron, J. Freeman, W. Strong. Row 2: Coach Sherman, J. Peifer, E. Daniels, J. Yocum, B. Neff, C. Ransom, D. Weyrich, C. Beach. Row 3: J. Sutherland, B. Hull, P. Wenger, J. Shaw, K. Sharp, T. Schoener, R. McCall, J. Lofstrom, D. Benadum. es ; COLLES s oo, AY. Wik i tag ‘ so en ah x | { | Row 1: A. Shinoski, J. Heller, J. Burt, J. Shaw, J. Perkins, D. Budbill, Coach M. Gray. Row 2: | E. Berry, R. Wood, W. Harrop, P. Skaates, G. Hochstetter, K. Sharp, N. Williams. Gee CE try Cross Country Won 6 Lost 1 Muskingum 31 Ohio University 25 Muskingum 21 Capital] 34 Muskingum 20 Otterbein 35 Muskingum 25 Ohio Wesleyan 30 Muskingum 15 Akron 40 Muskingum = 20 Wooster 37 Muskingum 15 Denison 40 Chio Conference Ohio Wesleyan First 48 Muskingum Second 46 io 124 Be Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Golf 1958 15 We 1 2 Marietta Bethany Youngstown Mount Union Wooster Capital Hiram Akron Heidelberg Marietta if 9 10 12 10 12 Wi 1 2 1 2 1 2 Kneeling: R. Harmon, L. Parker. Standing: Coach R. Stokes, G.Miser, M. Gotham, N. Davis. D. Blanchard J. Bier B. Montgomery Oy AAP - 1958 Muskingum 7 Mount Union 0 Muskingum 4 Wittenberg 5 Muskingum 3 Capital 6 Muskingum 9 Capital 3 Ge Muskingum 9 cron 0 H. Neiswander A. Baillie Muskingum 0 Wooster 8 Muskingum 5 Marietta 4 Muskingum 9 Otterbein 0 Muskingum 9 Otterbein 0 Row 1: J. Bier, B. Montgomery, M. Gray, A. Baillie, D. Blanchard. Row 2: J, Bills, H. Neiswander, F. Bonkowsky, C. Bogue, Coach Kruzan. 125 MES = Lorre talll Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum Muskingum e Go CPS ap Se op WS SS ee ey SS Ohio Wesleyan Wittenberg Otterbein Bethany Marietta Wooster Mount Union Akron Otterbein Marietta Ohio University Row 1: B. Cooper, M. Thomas, C. Campanizzi, D. Newton, L. Benedict, B. Carlisle, J. Smith, J. Moore, K. Vaux. Row 2: Mer. J. McCormick, P. Herrmann, H. Blewitt, G. Sulzner, B. Frazier, B. Robinson, R. Tiedemann, M. White, M. Delaney, B. Henderson, D. Schuckers, J. Middleton, R. Pinnicks, W. Harrop, Coach R. Burkholder. ‘ ied i GAY Coming to the end of the second year of varsity wrestling, the Musk- ingum wrestling team completed an undefeated season. Marring a perfect record was a 12-12 tie with Wooster. The grapplers compiled a total of 178 points to their opponents 41. Four Muskies, Cal Walker, Lloyd Smail, Andy Shinoski, and Phil Wen- ger, remained undefeated in dual meets. With student support and interest initiated and a team comprised mostly of underclassmen, the future is prom- ising for intercollegiate wrestling at Muskingum. Row 1: C. Walker, L. Smail, R. Group, A. Shinoski, J. Tressler, R. Sherman. Row 2: L. Dunn, P. Wenger, R. Stoff, J. Williams, J. Hamilton, V. Cosby, Coach Kruzan. Row 3: I. Walters, R. Cameron, B. Collins, E. Clemens. Ure ab ng Muskingum 33 Zanesville YMCA 0 Muskingum 22 Denison 6 Muskingum 12 Wooster iN. Muskingum 28 Capital 6 Muskingum 24 Zanesville YMCA 6 Muskingum 30 Otterbein 6 Muskingum 29 Wittenberg 3 Wee meng Row 1: D. Grant, D. Connors, E. Tate, J. Armentrout, L. Wooles. Row 2: Mgr. W. Buchtel, B. Foraker, T. Thomas, D. Crabtree, P. Chapman, Coach Knight. Muskingum 25 Wooster 56 S | Muskingum 28 Wooster 57 ‘Varsity wimm ing Muskingum 35 Akron 51 Muskingum 23 Wittenberg 62 Although the 1958-59 record for the Muskies looks far from impressive, the fact that Musking- um has a swimming team for the first time since 1943, when they won the Ohio Conference, should be noted. The Muskie tankers were twice defeated by Wooster but showed improvement when they lost by a smaller margin the second meet which was at Wooster. Muskingum also lost to Akron but again showed improvement and great desire. The final meet with Wittenberg, one of the top powers in the Conference, proved that the Muskie tankers had improved still more as they went down to defeat, 62-23, and witnessed the setting of two new pool and school records at Wittenberg. As the team lost no one by graduation and the interest is very good, Muskingum may in the near future sport a swim team of which it can be justly proud. i HM: f Row 1: Mrs. Richey, V. Kloots, J. McCarty, L. Shupe, J. Cattell, J. Pollock. Row 2: P. Claybourn, H. Lemmon, L. Rowlands, P. Whiting, J. McMahon, M. Stonemetz, M. Rock- well. P M. Club an M Club Row 1: E. Daniels, D. McGill, W. Strong, C. Beach, T. Powell, J. Yocum, B. Wood. Row 2: R. Moses, D. Benadum, L. Parker, D. Myers, B. Frazier, D. McClelland, D. Cameron, P. Wenger, D. Pearson. Row 3: K. Sharp, A. Baillie, B. Dessecker, W. Cooper, 129 130 iSein | rel The evenings of December 9, 10, and 11, were the setting for this year’s aquacade, “As Time Goes By”. The theme, which foll ows a young couple through their senior year of col- lege, is developed by stunts, pantomines, solo and duet numbers, and beautiful synchron- ized swimming. The program’s twelve scenes, one for each month of the year, included School Days, Au- tumn Leaves, Harvest Moon, White Christ- mas, Skater’s Waltz, Sweethearts, Stormy Weather, April Showers, Waltz of the Flow- ers, Wedding March, Love Letters in the Sand, and Summertime. Co-chairmen Mardie Wertz and Betsy Will worked together with Miss Norma Dickson, the club’s adviser, and Mrs. Ellenberger to produce the show. Row 1: J. Boyer, D. Hennessey, T. Thomas, B. Reid, S. Somers, S. Mullen, M. Griffiths, J. Cattell, B. Palmetier, H. Sham- barger, K. Rhodes, N. Evens, J. Davis, K. Neidenthal. Row 2: P. Whiting, K. Brunner, J. Pollock, W. Cook, B. Benson, M. Wertz, M. Stonemetz, P. Sargent, K. Rowlands, N. Sherritt, C. Carlson. Row 3: P. Woods, N. Mason, W. Will, S. Smith, J. Loretta, S. Marquis, B. Hall, C. Chase, C. Biles, J. McMahon. Row 4: J. Whiteman, B. Foraker, S. Lobb, B. Will, C. Power, J. Bevington, M. Taylor. | fy | | tf 1 t | ee Sr deteetan Aretgg cnet Soy ats FY, ntram ee 131 eer len eVvs This year’s varsity cheerleaders, captained by Pegi Marshall, were chosen by the Student - Council for their ability, vitality, and personali- ty. At football and basketball games and at pep rallies, they did a tremendous job in arousing their fellow students with the spirit to support our school and our teams. They worked extra hard in promoting good school spirit. The fresh- man cheerleaders cheered at a few varsity foot- ball games and the junior varsity basketball games. Left to right: B. Mugnani, F. Henderson, N. Sheritt, N. Matlack, S. Seidel. The newly named Women’s Recreation Association fosters interest and participation in women’s sports and other recreational ac- tivities. One of the larger organizations of the school, the Women’s Recreation Association provides equal opportunities for all girls to take part in all sports according to their pre- ference. During the year the W.R.A. sponsors such events as play days with other colleges, square dances, and the annual May Day. All Muskingum women are eligible for member- ship which is based on a point system. Ban- quets are held in the spring and fall of the year for installation of new members and pre- sentation of awards for those deserving merit. Row 1: Miss Horner, S. Chinn, C. Powers, A. Brownlee, N. Mitchell, C. Klostermeyer, A. Messersmith, Miss Dickson. Row 2: M. Wertz, L. Schellman, M. Stonetz, C. Carlson, J. Ralston, 8. Loffert, B. Twigg, G. Morris, C. Bachofer, S. Lobb, M. Rockwell. Row 3: 8. Jennings, J. Cattell, J. Purdy, L. Rowlands, N. May, P. Whiting, B. Junk, B. Will, M. Rockwell. 133 e Muskingum Story of YOUTH 136 ROBERT G. ADAMS JOHNSTOWN, OHIO Economics, Sociology TOM AULT BELLAIRE, OHIO Geology Senior Class Officers: J. Norris, President; J. Hale, Secretary; T. Vanderslice, Treasurer; G. Lent, Vice-President. Class of 1959 ROBERT ALBERTSON COSHOCTON, OHIO Physical Education CHRISTINE BACHOFER NEw York, NEw YorK Spanish RONALD ASHBROOK PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Physics, Mathematics CHARLES BALL LOWELL. 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KING DENNISON, OHIO Physical Education CAROL JEAN KISTLER WeEST MIFFLIN, PENNSYLVANIA Elementary Hducation CAROLE KLOSTERMEYER PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Elementary Hducation CLAYTON J. KURMAN Bay VILLAGE, OHIO Philosophy, Economics DICK KURTH ST. CLAIRSVILLE, OHIO French MARTHA TOLAND LAKE CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Economics, Business Administration 141 142 RICHARD McDONALD AVALON, PENNSYLVANIA Mathematics, Physics JOHN McFADDEN GUERNSEY, OHIO Biology JOHN MacMILLAN CEDARVILLE, OHIO Physical Education GARY MACK CRAFTON, PENNSYLVANIA Biology DOUGLAS MARR MANSFIELD, OHIO Philosophy LESTER G. MARSH POLAND, OHIO History DANA R. MARTIN ZANESVILLE, OHIO Chmistry WILLIAM MARTIN Mt. VERNON, OHIO Physics, Mathematics JODY MASON Mt. 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NIEDERMEYER BELLAIRE, OHIO Mathematics, Physics DAVID OSBORNE ZANESVILLE, OHIO Economics DON PEARSON AURORA, OHIO Economics, Business Administration, History JACK PENMAN ADENA, OHIO Biology, Physical Education DAVID PHILIPS ROCHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA History STANLEY B. PHILLIPS, JR. WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA Mathematics CONSTANCE PIERSOL BELLE VERNON, PENNSYLVANIA Mathematics JANET PORTZ NEWCOMERSTOWN, OHIO History JANET PUTNEY AKRON, OHIO Elementary Education 143 JON W. ROEMER Rocky RIVER, OHIO Business Administration RICHARD RONALD TUSCARAWAS, OHIO Physical Education DEWAYNE RONEY McKEESPORT, PENNSYLVANIA Economics WILLIAM J. RUDMAN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK Political Science MARTIN RUNKLE PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA English ELLEN SAFFORD BILLINGS, MONTANA History PAUL SARCHET CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Political Science DAVID R. SARGENT PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Economics GARY A. SCHWAB COLUMBUS, OHIO History JOYCE ANN SHAFFER CLEVELAND, OHIO Elementary Education KEN SHARP NEW CONCORD, OHIO Business Administration, Chemistry MARIAN SMITH EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO Elementary Hducation SAM SPECK LOUISVILLE, OHIO Political Science WILDA STEINER CANTON, OHIO Business Hducation KATHY STEINMETZ DETROIT, MICHIGAN Elementary Education PATRICIA STEPHENS CLEVELAND, OHIO Elementary Hducation JOHN STEWARD PHILO, OHIO Physical Education RUTHANNE SWARNER ERIn, PENNSYLVANIA Elementary Hduc ation FREDERICK W. TOBIAS NEw KENSINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Geology WILLIAM TOWARD PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Mathematics MARILYN TRUMPETER ROCHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA Dietetics JOHN P. TUNNELL GEORGETOWN, DELAWARE Economics BETSY TWIGG LAKEWOOD, OHIO Elementary Education PEARL ULLMAN LOWER SALEM, OHIO Elementary Education THOMAS VANDERSLICE BEAVER, PENNSYLVANIA Economics, Business Administration MILLICENT LOIS WALDO ALIQUIPPA, PENNSYLVANIA Geography WILLIS J. WALTER BUFFALO, NEW YORK History JUDY SWARTZ BETHEL PARK, PENNSYLVANIA English GEORGE SULZNER WILKINSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA History, Philosophy PHILIP TAMBLING NorTH CANTON, OHIO Economics, Business Administration, Psychology JANE TAVENNER NEW CONCORD, OHIO Elementary Education JOHN R. THOMAS Mt. VERNON. OHIO Physical Education NED THOMAS BELLE VALLEY, OHIO Economics, Business Administration BILL THOMPSON WHITE COTTAGE, OHIO Biology HERBERT TILLLETT NEW CONCORD, OHIO Physical Education NANCY TOBEY NORTH CANTON, OHIO Biology 146 Illumination Night is a scene of beauty. LARRY WARSTLER ASHLAND, OHIO Economics, Business Administration LORMA WEAVER BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA Elementary Education MARJORIE WELLS COSHOCTON, OHIO Home Economics JOHN DI WHITES IR: COLUMBUS, OHIO Economics OWEN W. WOODYARD NEPTUNE, NEW JERSEY Physics, Mathematics SUE WRIGHT CANTON, OHIO English KAY WYER MEDINA, OHIO Sociology, Bible JANE ANN YOUSE BETHEL PARK, PENNSYLVANIA Psychology HOWARD ZWELLING ZANESVILLE, OHIO Political Science iSen Homecoming 1957. emortes eC re The dorm after the Sophomore Dance. 148 ie Yt | i 1 } i ol Seated: J. Ralston, Secretary; T. Hettinger, Treasurer. St and- ing: H. Neiswander, President; D. Reichle, Vice-President. Class of 1960 LYNFORD L. AMES ARLENE ANDERSON HAZEL AULT GEORGE R. BALENTINE DUANE BARNES TOM BARNES WALTER BATES CLINTON F. BECKNER LEROY BEIL BARBARA BENSON NEIL BENSON ROBERTA BENSON CERISE BILES JIM BILLS ROBERT W. BIRCH ELAINE BJERKEN ELAINE BOWN BILL BRADLEY CHARLES CAMPANIZZI RUTH CAMPBELL NANCE CARROLL FRESNO, OHIO BUFFALO, NEW YORK BELLAIRE, OHIO CANONSBURG, PA. NEW CONCORD, OHIO SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. TORONTO, OHIO NEWVILLE, PA. HOLLOWAY, OHIO ZANESVILLE, OHIO FREDERICKTOWN, OHIO NEWARK, OHIO PITTSBURG, KANSAS URBANA, OHIO HorRWICH, OHIO PITTSBURGH, PA. BETHEL PARK, PA. NORTH GEORGETOWN, OHIO FLUSHING, OHIO PITTSBURGH, PA. WASHINGTON, PA. BARBARA SUE CARTWRIGHT BERGHOLZ, OHIO JOY CATTELL NATALIE A. CHAMBERS RUTH JANE CHAMPLIN BARBARA CLASEN JANET CLICK BILL COBBETT WILLIAM COSGRAY CAROLYN COTTRELL ROGER COULTON JUDITH COWAN CHRISTINE CRAVEN DAVID DAILEY LOUISE DAVIDSON JEANNIE DAVIS JOHN DeLASSUS MARGARET DICK DOTTIE DICKERSON KEITH DILLER J. DORSEY DODDROE ROBERT DUNBAR CLEVELAND, OHIO SUTERSVILLE, PA. PITTSBURGH, PA. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK SPRINGFIELD, OHIO DRAVESBURG, PA. CANONSBURG, PA. TULSA, OKLAHOMA BAY VILLAGE, OHIO CAMILLUS, NEW YORK PITTSBURGH, PA. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO NEW CONCORD, OHIO Tipp City, OHIO NortH OLMSTED, OHIO PARMA, OHIO CADIZ, OHIO PANDORA, OHIO REYNOLDSBURG, OHIO PITTSBURGH, Pa. ao SUES | URES EC 150 CARLOS DUPLER DON DURIGG JACK EBERLE KAY EDWARDS SUGAR GROVE, OHIO BELMONT, OHIO CHESTERLAND, OHIO EAST LIVERPOOL, OHIO MARTHA ELLENBERGER SLIPPERY ROCK, PA. JUDY ELTON MARLENE FELLOWS JAMES FISCHER CHARLES O. FLEMING JANIE FURBAY MICHELE GALLAGHER GERALDINE GEISLER RICHARD K. GIBSON NANCY M. GILBERT JANET GRAY MARGARET GREEN ALICE GRIFFITH WILLIAM A. GROITSCH SANDRA GRUBAUGH _ JIM HARPER MERLE HEASLEY THOMAS W. HECKLER DAN HENNESSEY FRED HERR TOM HETTINGER LEE HOOVLER PITTSBURGH, PA. MINGO JUNCTION, OHIO WHEELING, W. VA. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO UHRICHSVILLE, OHIO PROSPECT, PA. ALLISON PARK, PA. MrT. LEBANON, PA. MrT. LEBANON, PA. PLAINFIELD, OHIO McCONNELSVILLE, OHIO EBENSBURG, PA. WASHINGTON, PA. AKRON, OHIO SPRINGFIELD, OHIO GREENSBURG, PA. PITTSBURGH, PA. ZANESVILLE, OHIO NortTH OLMSTED, OHIO DAYTON, OHIO BUTLER, PA. ROSELIA HOY NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO KATHY JACKSON BOYCE JAMES JOANN JANOVICH SUE JENNINGS ROY JOBE BILL JOHNSON CAROLE JOHNSON KAREN JONES BEVERLY ANN JUNK JOHN E. KARNES CAROLE KELSO ROD KERR BOB KISER CAROLYN KLOSS SUE KNOX McKees Rocks, PA. McKEEsportT, PA. CLAYSVILLE, PA. COSHOCTON, OHIO TURTLE CREEK, PA. PLEASANT CITy, OHIO ELLWOOD CITY, PA. NASHPORT, OHIO New HOoLuanpD, OHIO AKRON, OHIO CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO GARDEN CiTy, NEW YORK CORAOPOLIS, PA. S. Euciip, OHTI0 SALTSBURG, PA. 151 152 KAZUKO KOBAYASHI JIM KOCSIS GEORGE KORPI ANN KREPPS BRIAN KRISKA SHIRLEY LANKSTON DALE LEE EILEEN LEMMON HELEN LEMMON JAN LEVY JANE ARDA LEWIS SALLY LOFFERT THERESA LORENZO ALLEN W. McCALLUM DICK MeCLELLAND JIM McCLELLAND JACK McCORMICK LARRY McCORMICK Tokyo, JAPAN PITTSBURGH, PA. WILLOUGHBY, OHIO STEUBENVILLE, OHIO McKEEs Rocks, Pa. FAIRBORN, OHIO CORAOPOLIS, PA. CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO DAYTON, OHIO MARTINS FERRY, OHIO Mipway, Pa. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO DeEtroIT, MicuH. SOUTH ZANESVILLE, OHIO McKEESpPortT, PA. CORAOPOLIS, PA. ZANESVILLE, OHIO ERNEST MecCULLOUGH CLAYSVILLE, PA. TOM McCULLOUGH DAVE McDOWELL JIM McGAFFIN ALICE McGOWAN JOYCE McILVRIED AVON, OHIO CONNEAUT, OHIO SYRACUSE, NEW YorK DUNCAN FALLS, OHIO MEDINA, OHIO ELIZABETH McKELVEY KITTANNING, PA. HOWARD McKOWN PITTSBURGH, PA. RICHARD A. McLAUGHLIN PITTSBURGH, PA. JANE McMAHON BILL McNAMEE BOB MAJOR FRED MARCY SALLY LU MARQUIS ARTHUR MARSHALL PEGI MARSHALL NANCY MAY PEGGY MATCHETT NANCY MILLER ROBERT MILLER CHUCK MOCK PHIL MOROSKY KEN MORTIMER RICHARD MUMFORD LATROBE, PA. ALLISON PARK, PA. PITTSBURGH, PA. LATROBE, PA, NEW CASTLE, PA. FLORAL PARK, NEw YorkK CORAOPOLIS, PA. CLEVELAND H IGHTS, OHIO NEW BRIGHTON, PA. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO NEW CoNncorD, OHIO NEw ConcorD, OHIO MARIANNA, PA. FRAZEYSBURG, OHIO MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN 153 acct ow wens SZ 154 MARILYN MYERS BOB NEFF CAROLYN NEWTON JAMES NIEMAN BOB O’CONNOR KAY PAISLEY BETTY JOAN PALMER ROSLYN ANN PAUL HARRY PEAT DORIS PENN DAVID L. PIEROTTI JACK PINCURA POLLY PIRL KENNETH L. POHL CLAUDE PONTING L. JOE PORTER CONNIE POWERS CAROL RAFFERTY JANE RALSTON DAVID REICHLE BUFORD ROBINSON MARIAN ROCKWELL CAROL LEE ROE DAVID K. SABOCK CAROLYN SAWYER BEV SCARPETE LYNN SCHELLMAN DOUG SCHMIDT DAVE SCHUCKERS BILL SESSLER JOAN SHAFFER DARRELL SHANKS HAL SHAVER LYNN SHUPE ZOETTA: SINDEN CAROLE SMITH JAMES T. SMITH MELVIN SMITH CAROL SNYDER MARY STONEMETZ DONALD E. STEWART GEORGE STRABLE STRUTHERS, OHIO AMHERST, OHIO COLUMBUS, OHIO CORAOPOLIS, PA. CRAFTON, PA. COSHOCTON, OHIO CAMBRIDGE, OHIO HOUSTON, PA. HOMESTEAD, PA. NoRWICH, OHIO CANTON, OHIO LORAIN, OHIO DUQUESNE, PA. ALIQUPPIA, PA. SALINAS, CALIFORNIA GRATIOT, OHIO INDIAN HEAD, MARYLAND CELINA, OHIO PITTSBURGH, PA. Oak LAWN, ILLINOIS UTICA, OHIO HUNTINGDON, Pa. BUTLER, PA. PITTSBURGH, PA. OSHKOSH, WISCONSIN BEDFORD, OHIO PITTSBURGH, Pa. OwiNncs MILLS, MARYLAND MONROEVILLE, PA. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK AKRON, OHIO WELLSVILLE, OHIO CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO McKEESPOoRT, PA. COSHOCTON, OHIO BRIDGETOWN, NEW JERSEY RIDLEY PARK, PA. BELLE VERNON, PA. EAST SPARTA, OHIO CUYAHOGA FALLS, OHIO TURTLE CREEK, PA. EVANS CITY, PA. ree | WAYNE STRONG JUNE TAGGART CRAIG THOMAS MAX THOMAS ROBERT TRUE KAREN TULINIUS JOANNA VELLENGA JEAN VICKERS DORIS MARIE WAY MAX WHITE BETTY WHITNEY BETTY WILL DON WILLIAMS JACK WILLIAMS JOHN WILLIAMSON JOHN M. WILLS MARY ALICE WILSON SUZANNE WILSON TOM WILSON JANICE WISEMAN ROBERT WOOD SAMUEL WYLER SUZANN YASCHAY TOM ZASTUDIL MARLENE ZINSER SHREVE, OHIO CANONSBURG, PA. BEAVER, PA. PLEASANTVILLE, OHIO BATAVIA, OHIO PITTSBURGH, PA. NEW CONCORD, OHIO NEW CONCORD, OHIO CoaL RUN, OHIO MARION, OHIO SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA HOMER CIty, PA. ELLWOOD CITY, PA. WASHINGTON, PA. McDONALD, PA. NorTH CANTON, OHIO FREDERICKTOWN, PA. ELLWOOD City, PA. MONROEVILLE, PA. MENTOR, OHIO SALEM, NEW YORK FRESNO, OHIO KITTANNING, PA. SHADYSIDE, OHIO MENTOR, OHIO ™ ww o Or Gene. of 1961 Seated: C. Chase, Secretary; J. Huszar, Treasurer. Standing: A. Livingston, President; J. Shadley, Vice- President. LINDA ROBERTA ADAM ANGEL BADGER BAILLIE JOHN SUZANNE KAREN BATES BECKNER BEGGS EMILY BALDWIN NANCY BENFER ED BATES KAREN BENZ HARRIET BERLIN KARIN BEVIS GAIL BIERY NEVA BLACK HARRY BLEWITT MARLA BLOOM CARL W. BOGUE DIANE BOLLINGER FRED BONKOWSKY CLAREN BRANCH MARY SUE BRANSTOOL GEORGE BROADRIGHT KARL BUCEY | WAYNE BUCHTEL GARY BURGETT BOB BURNS RICHARD CAMERON JEAN CAMPBELL JUDI CAMPBELL MARLENE CAMPBELL MARY ELLEN CAMPBELL LARRY CARGO PAUL K. CHAPMAN CAROLYN CHASE PAT CLAYBOURN DAVID CLELAND KAREN COBBETT BECKY COLE 159 160 WENDY COOK ANN COOPER DICK CRAWFORD NORMAN CUPPS CHARLES CURTISS BETTY DAVIS MARION DELANEY DONNA DORNAN JACKIE ANN DOUDS MARY ELIZABETH DOW PEGGIE DUNCAN LEE DUNN DON ELAVSKY JUDY ENSTROM NANCY ANN EVANS CLYDE EVERETT ALISON EWING JAN FAUNCE STEPHANIE FEDAK BILL FERGUSON WILLIAM P. FIELD THOMAS FLEMING JOHN FLENNIKEN ELLEN FOSTER SANDRA GABLER DAVID GHEN MARILYN GLEASON JUDY GLENN JAMES GOODWIN RAY GOSNELL MIKE GOTHAM SONIE GREEN GAIL GRIFFITH MARY GRIFFITHS BARBARA M. GROVES BRENDA HALL WALT HARROP CHARLES W. HAST JUDY HAWKINS JOSEPH A. HENDERSON ANNE HENRY ELEANOR HERRIOTT BETTE HIGHTOWER CAROL HISSOM WARD HOLDSWORTH LOUIS JOSEPH HOWARTH PHYLLIS HUFFMAN NANCY HUMBERT JAN HUSZAR JOHN HUTCHMAN DAVID B. IRVIN DAVID H. JACKMAN MARY ANN JAMAIL JUDY JOHNSON LOWELL L. JOHNSON ED JOHNSTON 161 JOSEPH JONES BARBARA JOSE DAVE KAFER FRANK KALOFSKY DONNA KELLY JOANNE KERR GINNIE KLOOTS RUTH KRICK BARBARA KUKURA WAYNE LAMMIE ELAINE LAKE HELEN LEFKATHETOU MARSHA LEMLEY 2 CAROLYN LENHART DAVE LENHART THANIA LENNOS JANE LEWIS JUDY LEWIS MARILYN LINK LINDA LIVINGSTON SUSAN LOBB JUDITH LORETTA BEVERLY LUCAS MARY LYNCH ANN McKAY JIM McCALMONT JEANNE McCARTY MARILYN McCLINTOCK 162 JUNE McDONALD JEAN McDOWELL PATTY McELHOES DON McGILL ANNE McGUIRE MARGARET McKELVEY PETER McKINNELL ROBERT MARRAH BARBARA MAXSON JED MIDDLETON JACKIE MILLER MARION MILLER JANE MONTGOMERY SYLVIA MONTINI ELGIN MOORE FILBERT MOORE ARLENE MORRISON MARJORIE MORROW PAMELA MUGNANI SHIRLEY MULLEN COLLEEN MURDACA AGNES MURPHY MARILYN NALBACH RUTH ANN NEIDIG MARGARET NICHOL KAREN NIEDENTHAL ROBERT OLTHOFF BARBARA PALMATIER 163 164 ELSIE MARIE PATTERSON LINDA PATTON DICK PENMAN NANCY PENRY LEE ANN PHILLIPS JACKIE POLLOCK LOIS PROCHASKA JOAN PURDY MARLENE RANDALL JAMES E. RENCH KAY RHODES DEBBY RIDER VAN WILLIAM RIGBY JO ANN RITTBERGER LILA MARIE ROBB GEORGE T. RODFONG MARGARET RUPP SANDY SAGER DONALD SCHAEFER CATHY SCHEIBE LARRY SCHROCK TERRY SETTLES JACK SHAW KEN SHERER NOAN SHOUP NADIA SHUKRY ANNE SINDELAR MARJORIE SITTIG VIRGINIA SMITH BOB SNYDER DIANE SOHNER NANCY SPENCER GEORGE R. STAMPS KAY STAUB SANDY STEWART EDWARD TATE ANN TAYLOR BOBBIE TEDFORD NANCY TEFFT TIM THOMAS ROBERT TIEDEMANN KEN USCHELBEC WILLIAM VOILES DONALD WALKER DONALD WAY SHEILA WEISSERT PHILIP WENGER MARDIE WERTZ JOHN WHITESELL PEGGY WHITING JACK WILSON SUZANNE WILSON SANDY WOLFE PATTY WOODS JANE WURSTER JOHN YOCUM Class of 1962 Seated: B. Paisley, Secretary; J. Bain, Treasurer. Standing: B. Boston, President; J. Watson, Vice- President. JOYCE JAMES HENRY STANLEY KAREN BETTY ALL ARMENTROUT AULT AULTZ BASS BATISHKO MARY ELLEN SANDY CARL BRIAN JOEL BRENDA BAUER BAY BEIGIE BERWALD BEVINGTON BINDER WILLIAM BRUCE KOASAS JAMES RICHARD MARTHA BIRDSALL BOSTON BOWEN BOYER BROOK BROUWER eat 166 KATHY BRUNNER MIRIAM CALDWELL DONN CONNORS DONALD GUY CRABTREE JO ANNE CZARNIECKI DAVE BUDBILL MAUREEN CHRISTIAN DAVID COOK JUDY CRAWFORD ‘DEAN DAVENPORT BOWMAN BUDINGER ED CLEMENS LELAND COOPER MARY LINN CROWE MARILYN DAVIDSON NANCY BULLION RICHARD COCHRAN LINDA LEE COOPER KATHRYN CRYDER DIANA DeBLANDER FREDERICK BYCROFT THERESA COFFMAN CHARLES COULTER DAVE CUNNINGHAM JAMES H. DEW ELIZABETH CAHILL LIN COMPTON CAROL COVER JUDY CUSHMAN LOIS DICKSON 167 168 SALLY DIEHL SUZANNE FARIS SALLY FURBAY NANCY GRAY CHARLES HARNER JANE ELLEN DOBBINS JANICE FENDER THOMAS GABLE GEORGE GUNN KAREN HECK JAN DRIGGS WILLIAM FERGUSON BARBARA GAW PATRICIA HAGAN FIONA HENDERSON LEE DUNN DUANE FOLTZ JANE GENSBIGLER JOHN E. HAGGERTY JUDY ANN HERMAN MARCELYN DUTTON DAVE FORSYTHE ELLEN GIFFEN JAMES HAMILTON EDWARD HERSHEY LOUISE EASTIN NANCY FRAME REBECCA GILLIS KAREN HANNA CAROL HESKETT MARY HINES HEDY ISEMAN MYRNA KARCIS PHYLLIS KNAPPER MARILYN LENOX SEY i JOHN R. HOFFMANN MARIANNE JACKSON NANCY KENNIHAN BRUCE M. LATTA WILLIAM LePAGE KAREN LOUISE HARTON BARBARA JACOBUS NORMA KERR JIM LECRONE IMOGENE LONG BARBARA HUGHES PHILIPPA JARDINE JAMES KISER BARBARA LEE JOAN LOUDON SUE HUNZIKER BARBARA JOHNSON GEORGE KLEIN ELIZABETH LEITCH CONRAD LOWER MARTHA HUSTON TIM JONES MARILYN KLOSTERMEYER MARY RUTH LEMBRIGHT NICHOLAS LUCA JANET 170 SUE MADELINE ROBERT B. GARY GEORGE MacANDREW McCONNELL McCOUL McCRUMB McGOVERN McKINNEY ROSALIE DICK DAVID JEAN NANCY NANCY L. MAFFETT MANFULL MARTIN MASON MASON MATLACK VANCE E. MARY JANICE JIM C. PAUL W. MARY FRANCES MEANOR MENOUGH MILLER MILLER MILLER MOORE CORLEY ANNE ROY A. BONNIE SANDRA ESTELLE MARY BELLE MORTON MORTON MUGNANI MURPHY MURRAY NEEDS SHIRLEY ANN JOYCE MARY MARACI SANDRA CLARENCE NEELY NEFF NEFF OAKHILL O’CONNELL OGLETREE TOM OHLEMACHER BARBARA PIETSCH BARBARA REID DONNA ROE EILEEN ROYSTON RALPH ORMSBY DAVID W. PINHEY GAYLE REMMERT THOMAS H. ROGERS JACK RUKENBROD DONALD PADDOCK BARBARA PRIESTLEY LON RINE CAROL ROSS PATRICIA SALIBA REBECCA PAISLEY CHARLOTTE PRUIT JOHN RINNER JEN ANADNS ROSS JUDIE SANDS FRANK PARKER TIM RECTOR JANE ROBERTS PRISCILLA L. ROSS JAMES F. SCHOLLEY MARILYN PHILLIPS GEORGE N. REGULA THOMAS ROBERTS KATHLEEN ROWLAND MARILYN SCOTT 171 172 LOUISE SHRIDER SUE SOMERS RONALD STOOF NED TUMBLIN GEORGE SEPP THOMAS SIUDAK ROBERT SPEEDY ELIZABETH TADLOCK SUE TURNBULL HARRIET SHAMBARGER JANET SKUCE SALLY STEINHAUER ARTHUR TATE JUDITH UHL JUDY SHAUCK SANDRA SMITH GALE STEMLER MARY TAYLOR CAROL UPPERMAN JAMES P. SHEPHARD WAYNE SMITH DAVE STETLER CAROL TILLETT JANET UTZ NANCY SHERRITT DARYL SABEHART KAREN STEUART ALAN CRAIG TRAVIS JUDY VASBINDER EDWARD D. VENEMA JESSIE WEBB BETTE WIGGINS NEAL JACKSON WILLIAMS MARGARET YOUNG CALVIN WALKER BEVERLY WENCEK LINDA WILKINSON MARY JOANNE WILLIAMSON MARILYN YOUNG NANCY J. WALLACE NANCY WENDT SUE WILKINSON CAROLYN WILMOT LOUIS ZEYER HILDY WALTON BRUCE WERNER WILLY WILL CARLA JO YAUS RON ZEMENAK MARILYN E. WATTERSON JUDY WHEELER GERALD LYNN WILLIAMS BARBARA YENDALL MARGARET ZOOK PETE WEAVER JOANNE WHITEMAN JUDY WILLIAMS JOYCE YOUNG LINDA ZOTTARELLI 174 ‘SNe Deities ROBERT ADAMS: Sphinx; Community Council 2,3. RON- ALD A SHBROOK: Alban; Interclub 2; Track 1. SUSAN ASHBROOK: F.A.D.; Life Service 1; Glee Club 3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; A.C.E.I. 3,4; W.R.A. 2,8. THOMAS AULT: Stag; Football 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,38,4. CHRISTINE BACHOFER: Delta 1,2,3, Vice President 4; YWCA 1; A.W.S. 2; Interclub 2; Bell-Choir Director 3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; Black and Magenta 1,2; W.R.A. member 1,2,38; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Phi Sigma Iota 3, President 4. CHARLES BALL: Stag; Intramural 1,2,3,4. CHARLES BEACH: Stag; Youth Groups 3; Dormitory Council 1; P.E.M. Club 3,4; M Club 1,2,3, President 4; Intra- mural 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,3; Baseball 1,2. BETH BELL: Wawyin 2, Treasurer 3,4. SUSAN BELL: Kona 1,3,4, Secretary 2; Youth Groups 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. Mem- ber 1,2. ETHELYN BERES: YWCA 1,2; Band 1,2; A Cap- pella 2,3,4; Coeds 1,2,3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Sigma Alpha Jota 2, Secretary 3, President 4. JAMES BLACK: Mace; YMCA 1; Dormitory Council 1; Interclub 2; Intramurals 1,2. BARBARA BOBER: F.A.D. 1.2,4, Secretary Se WiCAS 12 ACC. Hele, 253s Intramurals ede 2,554.91) OAUNIN EH BOYD: Delta; YWCA Cabinet 1,2,3,4; Freshmen Counselor 3; Messiah Chorus 1; A.C.E.I. 1,8, President 4; W.R.A. mem- ber 8. RONALD BRICKER: Stag; YMCA 1; Intramurals 1, 2,3,4. DONALD BROWN: Alban 1,2, President 3; Life Ser- vice 1,2,8; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Groups 1,2,3; Interclub 3; Elijah Chorus 8; Messiah Chorus 1; Debate 2; Alpha Sig- ma Mu 1,2,3; Forensic 2,3. ROBERT BROWN: Stag; Mus- kingum Players 3,4; Debate 3,4; Forensic 3, Treasurer 4. ANN BROWNLEE: Delta 1,2,3, President 4; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 2; Youth Groups 1,2, Commission Co-Chair- man 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Freshman Counselor 3; All College Social Committee 3; A.W.S. 4; Interclub 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muscoljuan 3; Swim Club 2,3,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3, Vice Pres- ident 4; Aquacade 2,3,4; Winter Formal Co-chairman 3. JOHN BUBY: Ulster; Track and cross-country 1,2. CAROLYN CARLSON: Wawyin; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,38; Swim Club 38,4; W.R.A. 1,2,3,4; Aquacade 3,4; Phi Sigma Iota 4. WILLIAM CARR: Sphinx; Intramural 1,2,3,4. SUELLA CHINN: Kona 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council 4; Bell- Choir 3; Glee Club 3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,3; Black and Magenta 2; W.R.A. 2,3,4. NANCY CLARKE: Del- ta 1,2,8, Treasurer 4; YWCA 1,2,3; All-College Social Com- mittee 3,4; Home Economies Club 2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1; W.R.A. member 1,2; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Co-Chairman of Homecoming 4. SAM COLMERY: Sphinx; Dormitory Council 1; Freshmen Counselor 3,4; Intramural 1,2; Co-Chairman Homecoming Decorations 4; Student Council 4. VIRGIL COS- BY: Stag; Youth Groups 3,4; YMCA 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Freshman Counselor 3; Student Council School Spirit Com- mittee; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3,4; Phi Alpha Pi 2; Co-Chairman of Sejuna 3; W.U.S. 4. GARY COSMAR: Stag 1,2, Vice President 3,4; YMCA 4; Interclub 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1. GILMORE CREELMAN: Ulster; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YMCA 1,2,3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 2,3; Intramural 3; Track 2; Alpha Sigma Mu 1,2,3,4. EVERETT DANIELS: Stag; YMCA 1,2; Messiah Chorus 1,2; P.E.M. Club 3,4; M Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 1; Track 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA DAVIDSON: Delta; YWCA 1,2,3; Dormitory Council 1; Judiciary Board 2; All-College Social Committee 2, Secretary 3; A.W.S. 3rd Vice President 4; Interclub Vice President 3; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; W.R.A. member 1; Class Secretary 2; Co-Chairman of Sejuna 3. BARBARA DAVIES: Wawyin 1,2,38, Vice President 4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Youth Groups 1,2,8; YWCA 1; W.U.S. Chair- man 2,3; All-College Social Committee 3; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4; Eli- jah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 2,3; Black and Magenta 4; Muscoljuan 1; A.C.E.J. 1; W.R.A. member 1; Intramural 1; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Secretary-Treasurer 4; Phi Alpha Theta 38, President 4. CHARLES DEAFENBAUGH: Alban; Intramural 4; American Chemical Society 3,4. ROB- ERT DENTON: Alban; Messiah Chorus 1,2. PETER DIEHL: Stoic 1,2,4, President 3; Interclub 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4. DANA DUFF: Stag; Intramural 1,2,3,4. LOUISE DUNFEE: Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Home Economics Club 3,4. MARY EMMA DUNLAP: Wawyin; Life Service 2,3; Youth Groups 1,2; YWCA 1,2, 3,4; Judiciary Board 2; Band 2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4. DAVID DUNN: Sphinx; YMCA 1; Band 1,2, Vice President 3; Muscoljuan 1,2; American Chemical Society 2,3, Vice President 4. RICHARD ESLER: Alban; Intramural 1,2,3. JERRY ESTOCK: Sphinx 2, Secretary 3,4; American Chemical So- ciety 2; Order of Artus 4. DAVID FAIRCLOTH: Stag; Intramural 3,4. LINDA FAUL- HABER: Kianu; YWCA 3,4; Dormitory Council 3; A.C.E.I. 3,4; Swim Club 3; W.R.A. member 3; Aquacade 3. JANE FITCH: F.A.D.; YWCA 1,2,3; Interclub 1,2,3; Bell-Choir 3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,38; Black and Magenta 1,2,3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,2; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4; Junior Class Queen. DOROTHY FLINNER: Wawyin; Life Service 1,2; Youth Groups 1,2, Secretary 8; YWCA 1,2,3,4; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4; Band 1, Secre- tary 2,3; Glee Club 3; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Black and Ma- genta 1,2,3; A.C.H.I. 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 1,2. SONJA FORGRAVE: Kianu; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2, 3,4; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2, 3; P.E.M. Club 4; Swim Club 3; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4; Aquacade 3; Alpha Sigma Mu Secretary-Treasurer 4. LLOYD FORSYTHE: Ulster 1, Secretary 2,3; Life Service 2; Gospel Team Chairman 2; YMCA Social Chairman 1,2,3; All-College Social Committee 2, Treasurer 3; A Cappella 1,2,3,;4; Orches- tra 1,2. JIM FOUST: Mace; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 2; Youth Groups 1, Treasurer 2; Student Council Vice President 3; Community Council 8; Debate 1; Black and Magenta 2, Editor 3; Intramurals 1,3; Who’s Who 3. JUDY FRIEDEN- STEIN: Wawyin: Life Service 1,2; Youth Groups 1,3; YWCA 1,2; Dormitory Council 3; A Cappella 2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Black and Magenta 2,3; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Sigma Alpha Iota 3,4. STANLEY FRYE: Mace; YMCA 1; Band 2,3; Black and Magenta 2; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4. JAMES GAULT: Stag; Intramural 1,2,4. DONALD GIL- BERT: Alban; YMCA 1; Band 1; Black and Magenta; Intra- mural 1,2,3.4; Tennis 1,2,4. BARBARA GILMORE: F.A.D.; YWCA 1,2,3; Judiciary Board 3; Student Council 1; Mes- siah Chorus 1,8; Swim Club 8; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4; Aquacade 8. BARRI GOTHAM: Kona 1,2,8, Social Chair- man 4; Secretary-Treasurer Interclub 2,3; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2, Chairman 3,4; Youth Groups 1, Vice President 2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,4; Freshman Counselor 3, Head Counselor 4; All-College Social Committee 4; A.W.S. 4; Bell-Choir 3; Messiah Chorus 1,3; King David 3; Black and Magenta 1,2; W.R.A. member 4; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Cwens Tid Reporter 2; Sigma Tau Delta 4. RICHARD GOODWIN. JOYCE GOR- DON: Wawyin; Life Service 1; Youth Groups 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3; Interclub 2,3; W.R.A. member 1,2. LEWIS GORDON: Ulster 1,2,3, Vice President 4; Life Service 1,2; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Manager of Basketball Team 1; Order of Artus 4. NANCY GRANSEE: Wawyin; Life Service 1,2; YWCA 1, 2,3; A.W.S. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2. FRANK GRAVES: Stag; Intramural 3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4. RUTH GROVE: Kianu; Life Service 1,2,3; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Groups 1, Program Chairman 2,8,4; YWCA President 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council 1; Freshman Counselor 3; A Cappella 1,2,3; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Black and Magenta 2; A.C.H.I. 1,2,3,4; LYLE GUNNING: Ulster; Life Service 1,2; Youth Groups 1,2, Devotional Chairman 3, Fellowship Chairman 4; Band 1,2,3,4. THOMAS HADDEN: Stoic; Interclub 2,3; Intramural 2,3,4. JACQUELINE HALE: Kianu; YWCA 2,3; Swim Club 1,2,3; Aquacade 1,2,3; Attendant to Queen 2. MICHAEL HAMIL- TON: Alban 1, Social Chairman 2,3,4; Homecoming Chairman 3, Homecoming Chairman 4; Gospel Team 3,4; YMCA 1,3,4; All-College Social Committee 2, May Day Dance Co-Chairman 38; Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; German Club 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Co-Chairman “September Song” 4. JAMES HENES: Ulster; Youth Groups 2; Band 2; Mes- siah Chorus 2; Muskingum Players 3,4; Order of Artus 3,4. CHRISTINE HENDERSON: Kianu; YWCA 1,4; Dormitory Council 1; Freshmen Counselor 3; A.W.S. Vice President 3, President 4; Messiah Chorus 1; Muscoljuan 3; Home Econo- mics Club 1,4; W.R.A. member 1; Intramural 1,2,4; Who’s Who 4; Cwens 2; Attendant to Homecoming Queen 38. BER- NICE HERRMANN: Wawyin; YWCA 3,4; Home Economies Club 2,3,4. JANET HIGGINS: Kianu 1,2, Social Chairman 3,4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Youth Groups 1, Devotional Chair- man 2,3; YWCA 1,2; Student Council 4; Community Council 4; All-College Social Committee 3; Messiah Chorus 1; Home Economics Club 4; Swim Club 2; Cheerleaders 3,4; W.R.A. member 2; Aquacade 2; Freshman Queen Attendant 1; Home- coming Queen Attendant 3. ANN HILL: Delta; YWCA 1,2; Attendant te Queen 3; Class Secretary 3. THOMAS HOLDS- WORTH: Stoic; YMCA 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Black and Magenta 3; P.E.M. Club 2,3,4; Intramural 2,3,4. TOMMY HOMMAN: Stoic; Interclub 1,2; Intramural 1. SUSAN HOOK: Kianu; YWCA 2,3; Muscoljuan 2; A.C.H.I. 3,4; Swim Club 2,3; W.R.A. member 2,3.4; Aquacade 2,83. MARLENE HOUZE: Wawyin; Life Service 2,3; Youth Groups 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2, 3,4; Messiah Chorus 38; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 2. TOM HOWISON: Ulster; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. BEVERLY HURLESS: YWCA 1,2; A Cappella 1,2, 8,4; Coeds 1,2,38,4; Elijah Soloist 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; W.R.A. member 1. SAMUEL HUTCHESON: Stoic. JOANIE HUTCHMAN: Delta; YWCA 2,3; A Cappella 2,3,4; Coeds 2,3; Messiah Chorus 3; A.C.E.I. 2,3. EMMANUEL HYDE: Ulster; Youth Groups 3,4; YMCA 3,4. GORDON IRVINE: Ulster; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3,4; Youth Group 1, Vice President 2, President 3,4; Black and Magenta 3; Alpha Sigma Mu 1,2, Vice President Ode ROBERT JINKS: Alban; Intramural 1,2,3,4. CAROL JOHN- SON: Wawyin: YWCA 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 1; Home Economies 1,2,3,4. SYLVIA KANE: F.A.D. 1,2,8, Treasurer 4; Youth Groups 3,4; Dormitory Council 2; Freshman Counselor 38; Band 1,2,3; Muscoljuan 2,8; A.C.H.I. 1,2. THOMAS KANE. JEAN KAPe PLER: Kinau; YWCA 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 4. FRANK KING: Sphinx; YMCA 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4; American Chemical Society 1,2,3,4. CAROL KISTLER: Kianu; YWCA 1,2,3; Freshmen Counselor 3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4; Swim Club 1,2,8; W.R.A. member 1,2,3; Intramural 1,2,3; Aquacade 1,2,3; Who’s Who 4; Cwens President 2. CAROLE KLOSTERMEYER: Kianu 1,2, Secretary 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Dormitory Council 1; All-College Social Com- mittee 4; A.C.H.T. 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 3, Secretary 1,2, Social Chairman 4; Homecoming Decorations Co-Chairman 4. CLAYTON KURMAN: Ulster 1, Treasurer 2,3,4; YMCA 1,2; Black and Magenta Business Manager 2, Editor 3, Chairman Board of Control 4; Who’s Who 4; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4. RICHARD KURTH: Alban; YMCA 2,3,4; Band 1; Glee Club 3; Elijah Chorus 4; Phi Sigma Tota 4. MARTHA LAKE: F.A.D.; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 3. KEITH LANGDON: Ulster 1, Corresponding Secretary 2,3,4; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 1,2; Youth Groups 1,2,8, President 4,5; Band 2; Debate 3,4; Black and Magenta 4; Sigma Tau Delta 2,3, President 4; Forensic 3, Treasurer 4,5. BARBARA LARRICK: Kona 1,2,3, Vice President 4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Bell-Choir 3; Glee Club 3; Messiah Chorus 1,3; W.R.A. member 3. GARY LENT: Sphinx; YWCA 1; Freshmen Counselos; 3,4; Student Council 4; Community Council 4; Intramural 1,2,3; Who’s Who 4; American Chem- ical Society 1. GARRETT LEVAN: Stag; YMCA 1; Black and Magenta 1; Muscoljuan 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4. GLENN LOWERY: Alban; YMCA 1; Band 1; Black and Magenta 1. DAVE LUDWIG: Sphinx; YMCA 1; Freshman Counselor 3; Intramural 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1.2. JACK LYTTLE: Mace. NANCY McCARTHY: Wawyin; YWCA 1,2,3,4; W.R.A. member 1,2; Alpha Sigma Mu 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4. RICH- ARD McDONALD: Stag 1,3,4; Secretary 2; YMCA 2; Black and Magenta 2; Muscoljuan 2; Sigma Pi Sigma 2,3,4. JOHN McFADDEN: Alban 1,4, Secretary 2,3; Debate 1; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2, Vice President 3,4. BILL McINTYRE: Uls- ter; Life Service 2: YMCA 2: Alpha Sigma Mu 2,3, President 4; Sigma Tau Delta 2, Treasurer 3,4; College Orator 3. JOHN MacMILLAN: Sphinx; Freshman Counselor 3; P.E.M. Club 2,3,4; M Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. DOUGLAS MARR: Ulster; Life Service 1,2; Gospel Team 1,2; Youth Groups 1; YMCA 1; Dormitory Council 1; Freshman Counselor 4; Interclub 3; Band Vice President 1,2; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muskingum Players 2,3, President 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; 0.0.0.0. 4; Phi Alpha Pi 2. DANA MARTIN: A.C.S. 2,3,4. WILLIAM MARTIN: Sphinx; Interclub 2; Black and Magenta 4; In- tramural 1,2,3; Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4. JO ANN MASON: Del; ta; YWCA 1,2,3,4; A.C.E.I. 4; Cheerleaders 3; Homecoming: Queen 3; Attendant to Queen 2. ANN MESSERSMITH: Kianu; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council 1; Messiah Chorus 1; Home Feonomies Club 1,2, Vice President 3,4; W.R.A. member 1,2,3, Treasurer 4. MARJORIE MILLER: Kianu; Gospel Team 1; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,3, Program Chairman 4; Dormitory Counci! 1; Student Council Ex-Of- ficio; Student Travel Co-ordinator 4; Band 1, Secretary 2,3; Muskingum Players 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Black and Magenta 2,3,4; Muscoljuan 3; Home Economics Club 2,3; Swim Club 3; W. .A. member 2,3,4; Aquacade 3; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Phi Alpha Theta 3,4; Phi Sigma Iota 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Sigma Tau Delta 2, See- retary 3. MANCY MITCHELL: Kona; YWCA 1, Secretary 2,3,4; Dormitory Council 1; All-College Social Committee; W.R.A. 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Black and Magenta 1,2; Muscoljuan 1, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 3; W.R.A. member 1,2, Secretary 3, President 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. PHYLLIS MODIE: Delta; YWCA 1,2; A Cappella 1,2,3; Coeds 1,2; Messiah Chorus 1; Muscoljuan 2; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4. BARRY MONTGOMERY: Stag; YMCA 1; Black and Ma- genta 3, Business Manager 4; M Club 1,2, President 3,4; In- tramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Who’s Who 4. RUTH ANN MOORE: Delta; YWCA Cabi- net 1,2,3,4; A.W.S. Secretary 2; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muskin- gum Players 4; Muscoljuan 2,3; Home Economies Club 1,2, 38,4; Cwens 2. CHARLES MORROW: Mace; YMCA 1,2,3; P.E.M. Club 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2. SONYA MUGNANI: Kona; Life Service 1, Caravan Chairman 2; Gospel Team 1,2; Youth Groups 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2,3, President 4; Dormitory Council 1; Freshman Counselor 38; Student Council 3; Community Council 3; All-College Social Sommit- tee 4; Messiah Chorus 1; Muskingum Players 4; Debate Cor- responding Secretary 4; Black and Magenta 1, Assistant Edi- tor 2; Muscoljuan 1,2,3; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Hon- orary 4; Cwens Vice-President 2, Advisor 3; Sigma Tau Delta 3,4. DAVID MYERS: Mace; Intramural 1,2,3,4; M Club 3, Vice President 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Wrestling 3. JANE NEFF: Kianu 1,2,3, President 4; YWCA 1,2,3; Judi ciary Board 8, Chairman 4; A.W.S. Vice President 4; Inter- club 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Swim Club 2,3; W.R.A. 2,3,4; Aquacade 2,3; Campus Cover Girl 3; Attendant to Queen 1. DONALD NEWTON: Mace; M Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2, 3; Baseball 1,2,3. ESTHER NICHOLS: Delta; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; A.C.E.I. 3, Vice President 4; W.R.A. member 2,3,4. JAMES NIEDERMEYER: Allan; Freshman Plays 1; Intramural 1,2, 8; Sigma Pi Sigma 3,4. JOHN NORRIS: Stag 1, Secretary 2,3, President 4; YMCA 2; Freshmen Counselor 3; Student Council 3; Community Council; Interclub 3,4; Black and Ma- genta 2; Muscoljuan 3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; 0.0.0.0. 3,4; Phi Alpha Pi 2; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4; Class President 3,4; Class Treasurer 2. WILLIAM OWEN: Mace; Interclub 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Dormitory Council 2; Black and Magenta Business Man- ager 3,4; Intramural 3,4. DOUGLAS PALMER: Stag; M Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2, 3,4. DONALD PEARSON: Mace 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; YMCA 1; Dormitory Council 1; Freshman Counselor 3; Student Council 3; Community Council 3; All-College Social Commit- tee 2, Chairman 3; Interclub 4; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; M Club 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Who’s Who 4; 0.0.0.0. 3,4; Phi Alpha Fi President 2; Order of Artus 4; Homecom- ing Co-chairman 4. CAROLE PETERSON: Delta; YWCA 1; A Cappella 1,2; Coeds 1,2; Glee Club 3; Messiah Chorus 1,3; A.C.E.I. 1; W.R.A. 2,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4. CONSTANCE PIERSOL: Wawyin 1,2, Secretary 3,4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3,4; Youth Groups 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2, Treas- urer 3,4; Freshmen Counselor 3; Band 1,2,3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Black and Magenta 2; W.R.A. member 3,4; Intramural 2,3; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Sigma Pi Sigma 3, Secretary 4. DAVID PHILIPS: Ulster Gospel Team 1,2; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YMCA Freshman Adviser 4; Freshman Counselor 3; A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Muskingum Players 2,3,4; Debate 2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Phi Alpha Pi Treasurer 2; Phi Mu Alpha 4; Sigma Tau Delta Treasurer 4; Tau Kappa Alpha 3,4; Forensic 2, President 3,4; Operetta 1,2; Amahl and the Night Visi- tors 3,4; Homecoming Opera 4; Three Act Plays 2,3; Class Treasurer 1. JANET PORTZ: Kona; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; W.R.A. mem- ber 1,2. TERRY POWELL: Stag; YMCA 1,2; Freshman Counselor 3; M Club 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. JANET PRAVLOCHAK: Delta; YWCA 1,2,3; Mus- coljuan 1. JANET PUTNEY: F.A.D. 1, Treasurer 2,3, Presi- 175 6 dent 4; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Groups 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council Presi- dent 1; Judiciary Board ?; Student Council 1,2; Community Council 1,2; A.W.S. 1; Interclub 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Black and Magenta 1,2; Muscoljuan 2, Business Manager 3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4. JOANNA QUINN: Wawyin; Life Service 3,4; Gospel Team 38; Youth Group 1,2.3,4; YWCA 1,2; Band 3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Intramural 2,3,4; Alpha Sigma Mu. 4, RUTH RAY: Life Service 1,2,8,4; Gospel Team, Caravan Team 2,3,4; Youth Group 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2, Chairman of Foreign Students 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 1,2,3,4; Or- chestra 1,2,3,4; Intramural 1,2,3; Who’s Who 4; Senior Wom- en’s Honorary President 4; Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3, Vice Presi- dent 4; Independent Women’s President 2, President 3,4; Brass and String Ensembles 1,2,3,4. JACK RICHARDSON: Sphinx; Intramural 1,2,3,4. JANET RITTBERGER: Delta 1,2, Secretary 3.4; YWCA 1,2; Muskingum Players 3,4; A.C.E.I. 1,2,2,4; W.R.A. member 2. WILLIAM ROBB: Sphinx 1,2,8, President 4; Interclub 3,4; Black and Magenta 1. ELIZABETH ROBERTS: F.A.D. Messiah Chorus 3; Intra- mural 2,3. RICHARD ROBERTS: Sphinx; Life Service 1; Youth Groups Vice President 1; YMCA 1,2; Interclub 2,3; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Footbail 1; Tennis 4. CAROL ROBIN- SON: Kianu Vice President 3; Life Service 3; Gospel Team 2,8; YWCA 1,2,3; A.W.S. 3; Interclub 3; Messiah Chorus 2,3; Cheerleaders 1,2; W.R.A. member 3; A.W.S. 3; Winter Carni- val Co-Chairman 3. HUGH ROBINSON: Stoic 2, Secretary 3,4; YWCA 1; Black and Magenta 3; P.E.M. Club 3; Intra- mural 2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2. ARLENE ROBISON: Waw- yin; Life Service 1; YWCA 1,2,3,4; A.C.E.I. 1,2,4; W.R.A. member 2,3; Sejuna Committee 3; Freshman Week 2. JON ROEMER: Sphinx; Intramural 1,2,3. DEWAYNE RONEY: Sphinx; YMCA i: Muscoljuan 4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. WIL- LIAM RUDMAN: Stag; Intramural 1,2,3,4. MARTY RUNKLE: Ulster 1,2,8, Social Chairman 4; Life Service 1, Treasurer 2, Adviser 3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3,4; Youth Groups 1, Membership Chairman 2; YMCA 1,2, Vice-President 3; Freshmen Counselor 3; Student Council Vice President 3; Community Council 3; All-College Social Committee 4; Mes- siah Chorus 1,2; Muskingum Players 3,4; Muscoljuan 1,2, Co- editor 3; Who’s Who 4; 0.0.0.0. 4; Sigma Tau Delta 3, Vice President 4; Class Treasurer 3; Co-Chairman Winter Formal 4, : ELLEN SAFFORD: Wawyin 1, Secretary 2,3; Life Service 1, Gospel Team Chairman 2,3; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Groups 1,2,8; YWCA 1,2,3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muscoljuan 1; W.R.A. member 2; Phi Alpha Theta 3. DAVID SARGENT: Stoic 1,2, Social Chairman 3,4; All-College Social Committee 2,3; Interclub 2,3. GARY SCHWAB: Ulster; Life Service 1,2,3; Gospel Team 2,3; Youth Groups 1,2: YMCA 1,2, Hand- book Editor 3; Black and Magenta 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Alpha Sigma Mu 1; Phi Alpha Theta 4. JOYCE SHAFFER: Delia; Life Service 4; Gospel Team 4; Youth Groups 3,4; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Judiciary Board 3; Student Coun- cil Spirit Committee 2,3,4; All-College Social Committee 4; A.W.S. Social Chairman 4; Muskingum Players 4; Muscol- juan 2; A.C.E.I. 4; Cheerleaders 1, Captain 2, Captain 3,4; W.R.A. member 1.2.3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Freshman Class Secretary 1. KENNETH SHARP: Mace; Freshmen Coun- selor 3, Counselor Co-ordinate 4; Black and Magenta 4; M Club 2,8,4; Track 1.8,4; Cross-Co untry 2,3,4; Who’s Who 4; American Chemical Society 1,2, Secretaryv-Treasurer 3, Presi- dent 4; Order of Artus 4. DAVID SHEAFFER: Alban; Black and Magenta 4; Muscoljuan 1; Intramurals 1: MAR- IAN SMITH: Kona; Life Service 1.2, Caravan Chairman 3; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Grouns 1,2,3; YWCA 1,2,3; Major- ettes 2,38; A.C.E.I. 4. SAM SPECK: Ulster; Life Service 1, 2,38; YMCA 1,2,3; Freshmen Counselor 3,4; Student Council 1, Treasurer 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Community Coun- cil 1,2, Treasurer 3; Interclub 2,3; Messiah Chorus 1: Mus- coljuan 1; Intramural 1,2,3,4; Aquacade 1; Who’s Who 4; 0.0.0.0. 4; Phi Alpha Pi 2; Theta Gamma Epsilon 2; College Orator 4: Junior Marshal 3; Class Vice President 2,3. JANE SPRINGER: Kona; Life Service 1,2,8; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dorm- itory Council 3; A Cappella 2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; A.C.E.I. 1,2, Vice President 3,4. WILDA STEINER: Wawyin; YWCA 1,2.8; Band 3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Black and Ma- genta 2. KATHY STEINMETZ: Life Service ee YOubh Groups 2; YWCA 1,2,4; Black and Magenta 4; Home Econo- mies Club es : Intramural 3. PATRICIA STEPHENS: Waw- yin; YWCA 1 2,8; Glee Club 3,4; A.C.E.I. 4. JOHN STEW- ARD: Stag; YMCA ie Muscoljuan PRO APD WI, Glibley aivile Mas tramural 1,2,3,4; Football 1. GEORGE SULZNER: Stag; YMCA President 2; Freshmen Counselor 3; Student Counc il 4; Community Council 4; All-College Social Committee 3; Debate 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Phi Alpha Theta 4; Forensic 2,3,4, Vice-President 1. RUTH ANN SWARNER: Kona; Life Service 1; Youth Gioups 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; Black and Magenta 2; A.C.H.I. 1,2,8,4; W.R.A. member 3,4. JUDITH SWARTZ: Kianu 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; Life Ser- vice 1; YWCA 1,2; Messiah Chorus 1; All-College Social Com- mittee 3. PHILIP TAMBLING: Ulster; YMCA 1,2,3; Elijah Chorus 4; Muscoljuan 3,4; Intramural 1,2,3,4. JANE TAVENNER: F.A.D. 1, Secretary 2,3, Vice President 4; YWCA 1,2; Band 1; Messiah Chorus 1,3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,3. NED THOMAS: Stoic. BILL THOMPSON: Mace 1, Secretary 2,3, President 4; Do rmitory Council President 1; Interclub 3,4; Intramural 1,2, 3,4; M Club 1,2,8,4; Football 1,2; Track 1,2; Who’s Who 4; Phi Alpha Pi 2; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3,4; Class Vice Presi- dent 1. HERBERT TILLETT: Mace; Youth Group 1; P.E.M. Club 2, Treasurer 3,4; Intramural 2,3,4; Aquacade 3,4. NAN- CY TOBEY: Wawyin; YWCA 1,2; Black and Magenta 2,8; W.R.A. member 1; Alpha Epsilon Delta 2,3, Secretary 4. RICHARD TOWARD: Stag; YMCA 1,2; Black and Magenta 2; Musecoljuan 2; Intramural 1,2,3,4. MARILYN TRUMPET- ER: Wawyin; Life Service 4; Youth Groups 1,2,3,4; YWCA 1,2,3; Home Economics Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Alpha Epsi- lon Delta 2,3,4. JOHN TUNNELL: Stag. BETSY TWIGG: Kianu; YWCA 1,2,38; Messiah Chorus 2,3; Muscoljuan 2; A.C.E.I, 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; W.R.A. member 2. PEARL ULLMAN: Wawyin; Life Service 1,2; YWCA 1,2, 3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2,3; A.C.E.I. 1,2,8,4. THOMAS VANDERSLICE: Stag 1,2, Treasurer 3,4; Class Treasurer 4; Black and Magenta Business Manager 3; In- tramural 1,2,3,4. JOANNE VAN GORDER: Kianu; Youth Groups 1,2; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council 1; Freshmen Counselor 3; Student Council 1,2, Secretary 3,4; Community Council 1,2, Secretary 3,4; A.W.S. 2,3,4; Muskingum Players 4; Black and Magenta 1,2,3; Muscoljuan 1,2,3; Women Com- muters Club President 3,4; W.R.A. member 1,2,3,4; Intra- mural 1,2,3; Alpha Epsilon Delta 3,4; Trailwood Heights Pub- licity Head 2,3, Secretary-Treasurer 4. MICHAEL VAR- HOLA: Alban; Intramural 1,2,3,4. MILLICENT WALDO: Kona; YWCA 1,2,8,4; Band 1,2; Or- chestra 1,2; Muscoljuan 4; Phi Sigma Jota 2. WILLIS WAL- TER: Sphinx; Dormitory Council 1; Interclub 3,4; Elijah Chorus 4; Messiah Chorus 2,8; Muscoljuan 4. LARRY WARSTLER: Ulster 1, Social Chairman 2, Vice President 3, President 4; YMCA 1; Dormitory Council Treasurer 1; All- College Social Committee 2; Interclub 3,4; Muscoljuan Busi- ness Manager 3; Intramural 1,2,3; Order of Artus President 4; W.U.S. Treasurer 3: Traffic Committee 3. LORMA WEA- VER: Wawyin 1,2,3, President 4; Life Service 1,2,3; Gospel Team 3; Youth Groups 1,2,8; YWCA 1,2; Dormitory Council iRe Freshmen Counselor 3; All-College Social Committee 3; In- terclub 4; A Cappella 3,4; Messiah Chorus 1,2; A.C.E.I. 1,2. MARJORIE WELLS: Delta; YWCA 1,2; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Home Meonomics Club 3,4. JOHN WHITE: Sphinx; Mus- coljuan 4; Intramural 3,4; Feotball 1. CAROL WILLIAM- SON: Kianu; Life Service 1,2,3,4; Gospel Team 1,2,3; Youth Group 1,2,8; YWCA 1,2,3,4; Dormitory Council 1; Judiciary Board 1; Student Council 3; Community Council 3; A Cap- pella 2,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Messiah Chorus 3; Muskingum Players 3,4; Black and Magenta 2; Muscoljuan 2; W.R.A. member 1; Cwens 2; Sigma Alpha Iota 2,3,4; Queen 1. OWEN WOODYARD: Alban; Interclub 4; Youth Groups 1, Citizen- ship Chairman 2, President 3, State Treasurer 4; YWCA 1; Interclub Vice-President 4; Black and Magenta; Intra- mural 1,2,3,4; 0.0.0.0. 3,4; Who’s Who 4; Sigma Pi Sigma Treasurer 3, Treasurer 4. SUSAN WRIGHT: Kona; Fresh- men Counselor 3; Student Council 4; Community Council 4; All-College Social Committee 4; A Cappella 1,3; Coeds 1,2; Messiah Chorus 1; Black and Magenta Editor 2; Who’s Who 4; Senior Women’s Honorary 4; Cwens 2; Sigma Tau Delta 3, President 4; Senior Adviser of Cwens 4; Chairman of Board of Control. KAY WYER: Kona 1, Secretary 2,3, Presi- dent 4; Life Service 1,2,3; Gospel Team 1, Team Leader 2,3; YWCA 1, Christian Service Chairman 2 3. Vice President 4s Dormitory Council 1,8; Freshman Counselor 3; A.W.S. 3: Interclub President 4; Cwens he JANE ANN YOUSE: Kona; YWCA 1; Judiciary Board 2,3; Messiah Chorus 1,2; Muscoljuan 2; Home Economics Club 1. HOWARD ZWELLING: Stag; Intramural 2,3,4. The Enterprise Cooperative Co. Department Store Royal Blue Groceries and Meats New Concord, Ohio 177 Congratulations Grads of '59 MONTGOMERY WARDS Zanesville, Ohio Compliments of DRee Rae Saay OUNG Best Wishes BURGESS FLORAL Phone 4-5640 Steubenville Rd. 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