Otterbein University - Sibyl Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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She ever gives a welcome To her friends both old and new. She stands serene 'Mid tree tops green She's our dear Otterbein. Old Otterbein, our college, We sing of thee today, Our memories round thee linger, In a sweet and mystic way. O Otterhein, we love thee, Our hearts are only thine, We pledge anew, We will be true, Dear Otterbein. Her halls have their own message Of truth and hope and loveg She guides her youths and maidens To the life that looks above. Her stately tower Speaks naught but power, For our dear Otterbein. Glenn and Celia Crabill, the composers of the Otterbein Love Song, sit at the organ. 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Q' W 1 W if: Zero Hour: 7:30 Wednesday-Biology Test 1 N l I Mr. Norvell, Mr. Weber, Mr. Betts, Dr. Willis and Dr. Grodner comprise Olterbein's biology department. The biology department helps to prepare students for careers in medicine, nursing, medical technology, teaching, and other related fields. In studying biology, the student gains a -better understanding of life-its origins, growth, and develop- ment. Led by Mr. Charles Betts, the department offers courses from general ,zoology and botany to those in more specific fields. Alpha Epsilon Delta, medical honorary, is sponsored by this department. I8 rl .1- leg -,mst Wig, 11' . Q3 X- -A 5 4' L? ,A . Us 5. f l 2+ o 'fl'2f1'i' ,L -- .. ' -- g 1,-,s . - . Avg. --,- 1-1 .. ,Q A . 'n-. . Jw' 5 , wif, xkw mf. ffg f.ff'. ,- 1 , , ,yn ,. Fu , i. ,ELF-. 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' ' if ' v ,L .- -I-41' - fxi' , , - 11 1 ',- ' '- m fg. -- - ... ,,,.-.. ,. QL 3 ..,, t Q 'v i 7 1 -f - ., E41 In a 'll ' -i- 4'-J .' if . ' t pl 'I' 'Y'-fi ci , ' S' -4 'r 1 5 , r . 5 :H f - ,,', ' , ' .L s i'f'f '- 1 'IMA -S The Ever-Chan ing Business World Today's business world involves complicated forms, laws, and theories that the passing of time alters immeasurahly. Mr. Bert Glaze, the head of the Department of Business, helps many students in Business Administration and Economics to better understand this involved facet of our ever-changing world. This department tries to keep students abreast of the changes in the business world as they occur. The Society for the Advancement of Management is sponsored by this department. Mr. Hogue spends some time with his calculator as Mr. Glaze watches. ' if , z r - M 'M' H ' W ' Q: , Wt ill :Z 1,- ,H F ijt. rf ' IQ-Is., .. I ' 22 2 il J 'I l I rf' Mr. Vigilante, Mrs. Anderson, Dr. Pagean, Mr. Raver and Dr. Addington pause in the faculty lounge for a few minutes during their busy day. 1970 : More Pupils The ever increasing number of school age children means that there will be a great need for qualified teachers, and in response to the demand for more teachers, we find that many Otterbein students are preparing to devote their lives to teaching. In order to meet the demands of the young school children and the college students, the Department of Education, under the leadership of Dr. Addington, provides an opportunity for the future teacher to prepare himself adequately in the areas of elementary and secondary education. The department offers courses in visual aides, techniques of teaching, and actual practice in classroom instructions. .N ia in il' Not only is Mrs. Priest secretary for the Educa- ,mq tion Dept, but she also takes care of many details concerning teacher placement. 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Through the work and ingenuity of Dr. Lavelle Rosselot, this department features a modern language lab, which is available to all language students, and a new French film text, which features professional French actors and actresses. This department also attempts to broaden the student's knowledge of the life and manner of thinking of foreign peoples. Phi Sigma Iota, foreign language honorary, is sponsored by this department. Dr L Rosselot Mrs Hopkins, Mr. Poulard, Miss Wilson, Mr. Rosales, Mr. Neff, Dr. O'Bear and Dr. Mills discuss the new French film series 1066: 1984 lji- Dr. Hancock, Dr. Laubach, Mrs. Thurston, and Mr. Richardson meet in the Faculty Lounge. Teaching students why and when the events of our history have taken place as well as to assist them to think effectively, to make relevant judgements and to discriminate among values are the aims of the History and Government Department. Dr. Harold Hancock heads this department which offers the opportunity to delve into the way of history, and the people and ideas involved in it. A chance to explore the constitutions of the past is offered to the students in order to understand the present and future constitutions of society. 6'Balce 45 minutesv Mrs. Mabel Joyce heads the Home Economics Department which strives to provide an education for successful home life and for well-adjusted individual living. Every aspect of the home and individual life is dealt with in courses offered by this department. Students are trained for vocations in teaching, homemaking, dietary work and textiles. The Home Economics Club, which is sponsored by the department, and the Home Management House provides students interested in this field with actual situations that they will encounter after they have completed their college career. Mrs. Joyce and Mrs. Ingram take time to sip a cup of punch during Orientation Week 9 ue. 1 ,ig X , , i 3, 'x 'XJ 'tiv- 3 t N ,I S ' . Tb fi . aiiikilt, 21sS-:?3g,g-:A:Q:- g SVPL-Jw fl'-CX I -21-::'cms.2:cNs-1 30' - 'Q News Xa. ,qgssg-31:5 Q25 .,.,r,.q,:-gt Q-, W Q ', N ' 5 1 K 2 2 . -1:-mf:-v X - E,,i::Ysg-:isis ' fs - ,mfs t r sg.'4g:v.,'-:gg-t-Sq 5 ..., 3 ' ttf' 554, ' 5 XA , v a ser, Q ,,, t Mr. Estes and Mr. Wiley, the mathematics professors, get ready to greet parents on the first day of Orientation Week ulret 1: : time . . F' As one of the tools of science, mathematics is gradually increasing in importance, both as a major field and as a supplement to other majors. The math department, headed by Mr. Roger Wiley, prepares students for education, engineering, and industry. Other members of this department are: Mr. Estes, Mr. lVlcCloy, and Mr. Molyneux. .'-45: V Z. . ,sl-arm l,l 51 2: In Tune Q. - It f-v-1, . it Mr. Bradley, Mrs. Johnston, Miss Myers, and Dr. Shackson spend many hours of hard work in their respective fields. Music exists not in space but in time. Under the direction of Dr. L. L. Shackson, the Music Department, which is accredited by the National Associa- tion of Schools of Music, seeks to prepare majors for music education, private teaching, or church music work, and to provide all students with an opportunity to study music as an avocation. The Music Departmentis many organizations including Men's and Women's Glee Clubs, A Cappella Choir, Brass Choir, College Band, and College-Community Orchestra boast a high percentage of student participation. This year in cooperation with the Theater Department, a musical, The Boy Friend, was produced. M.E.N.C., the Organists' Guild, Kappa Kappa Psi and Delta Omicron are organizations which are sponsored by this department. Mr Chamberlain, Dr. P. Frank, Mr. L. Frank, and Mr. Westrich all contribute a great deal to Otterbein's cultural program. F Sid 47 .A. 1 -.. Mrs. Coffee, music librarian, selects a record. l i o l l 4-as A Little Time Plus a Little Energy Equals a Lot of Enjoyment The W0mCl1,S Physical Education Department offers opportunity for participa- tion in a wide variety of activities. Included among these are hockey, archery, bowling, golf, modern dance, square dancing, basketball, volleyball, softball, tennis and outing. Under the leadership of the department, the WAA sponsors an extensive intramural program among classes and sororities, and some inter-collegiate competi- tion among nearby colleges and universities. The department also sponsors the Modern Dance Club which provides an opportunity for those girls interested in creative dance to participate in one or two programs a vear. Miss Jenson, Miss Day, and Miss Van Sant load the station wagon for golf and canoeing classes. 1-nf 'A ...gl uk- QW Coordination and Cooperation ' W ' .'T'f x 1 .V- 2 'ire if 'Q Y-.4 fa, Rei 'HW wi f I rf YL' rg' H ' N 5 'A ,. 1 l ' V 5 1' 'I 5 F . 54 nl - - ,Q i Q ' 5 A Z H ' H - K fl ., 'w 'A F'-:fi - ' X ' ' - 'A' ' g sc.-:Pc a 'N ' p si - V n ,I ul , ' . J -..., A -:fe V-2 N . 'L ' -1' ,'-Mi'- 'f - iii? 1 filnriigiil ,l ,A ,gif ,, : QR f f X L' hi fl l v N .4 ar- . Mr. Yoest, Mr. Agler, Mr. Zarbaugh, and Mr. Kish take a break in their busy schedules. The Men's Physical Education Department, led by acting chairman, Mr. Zarbaugh is a member of the Ohio Conference Association and provides a program for entering into varsity competition in such sports as football, cross- country, basketball, wrestling, baseball, track, tennis, and golf. In addition, the department has set up intramural competition for all interested male students. Although they offer activity to everyone, they particularly train recreational leaders and physical education majors. Miss Janeene Headlee is the busy secretary for the Men's Physical Education Department. Mr. Matthews, Mr. Molyneux, and Mr. Barnhart pause beside the dome of the Weitkamp Observatory on the roof of McFadden Science Hall Distance Time: -- Speed The Department of physics and astronomy has a two-fold purpose: to provide a technical background for graduate study and to provide a cultural background for any vocation, in better acquainting the student with the world around him. A more effective approach to this purpose is constantly being considered by the department. A different type of course is being considered for the student who terminates his study of physics in one year. The course would last for one semester and be worth six credit hours. The possible texts teach classical physics with examples from modern physics and attempt to tie the two together. The Weitkamp Observatory and Planetarium are outstanding features of the department. Students concentrating in this field usually enter teaching or engineering. The Hour of Thought and Devotion The stimulation for re-evaluation of beliefs is the prime objective of the Depart- ment of Religion and Philosophy. Headed by Dr. Paul Ackert, the department provides instruction in the Bible, in philosophy, and stimulates thinking by a provoca- tive approach to human problems. All members of the department are ordained ministers. Dr. Ackert and Dr. Deever pause on their W way to chapel. ' rnaa4!ulL.AL,.l, -4g.A,4, L . . Major Fawley and Captain Rice pause to examine a model of the FC-955. f f t . . . . . O . Sergeant Cromer and Sergeant Page are also a very important Major Fawley, Associate Professor of Air Science, with his assistant Captain Phillip F. Rice head the Air Force Reserve Officers, Training Corps. With an increase in member- ship the department has added Sergeant Roy F. Cromer, Technical Sergeant, to aid Sergeant Page, Staff Sergeant. Together they train young men to become officers in the United States Air Force. Those successfully meeting the requirements and who have completed the Air Science program become commissioned Second Lieutenants in the United States Air Force Reserves upon graduation from College. Highlighting each year is the Military Ball. Each di- vision is honored by a corps sponsor. The rifle team, color guards, drill team feither in Washington D. C. or on the foot- ball fieldj, and the awards' banquet comprise other corps- sponsored activities. Summer training and a flight instruction program are offered to those interested. of 0tlerbe1n's ROTC Department. n Y 4 L M 4, E 'Ki' ' :H ,X i K ., ' .XM ii 3 Sings: Q X X' , 4 Qtr n w rf , . X vi 'git A X r .1 k xy if J i I ig 'Y 4 5 9 5 x 2? I .- , . .I 1.. , 5 ' . Q- ' ii -' X' W'-f if L. ' wi ' v-.' -1' -' if . 1 . '3 ' it 'Y H .. , -tl 1 I ,la-I 1 , , Q cgi-3 :L5 1 - 1 - -. ' -1. . '. ft F' 31 5 if: ' Hilti , '. i'- - A H. 7 ' 5, V 1 f 1 ' ' l +1 15 affiff r ir -- 5' . A ,I Z. :.,..,, h g n ',,, .I -ig ,f Lg. -. 5 -L ,.z,,2,j , ,' . 4 X.-A gf, 1.5613-.5 f 5. ,ff 5, .1 - - - ,- , ,. . t . , .- , ,n. 1 4 .-V, vt' ,HU , 4 . . ,.x ' 54.1 A 1-A r. rwfsi? 'nf-V ' I .5 . ,t ix .,.-,,,,..., WU. . 4. , Y .. 3 - - V ,TGLLQ 4- . Q71-te: '. ,T 's-'ff Q. ',g5,j,' 1 I 's :. -7-:fax V , Y -. ' 1 TL HEC The Department of Speech and Drama, located in the lower mezzanine of Cowan Hall, offers five major fields: public speaking, theater, radio-T.V., speech science, and speech education. Activities such as oratory contests, debate tourna- ments, dramatic presentations, and Arts Festival, and the FM radio station, WOBN, are sponsored by this department. In addition the department sponsors the debate team, Cap and Dagger, and Theta Alpha Phi and Pi Kappa Delta, national dramatic and forensic honoraries respectively. Coffee-break time in Cowan Hall Mr. Thayer, Mr. Dodrill and Dr. Grissinger take a minute to relax. I 1... Hifi. ' t E ,tp . tf- ----lg-af... sa .1 8 Hour of Human Understanding and Social Adjustment This department seeks to strengthen its students in their basic liberal arts orientation as well as to prepare them for vocational and graduate school experience. Sociology and psychology at the undergraduate level are mainly preparatory for further specialization, although certain areas of social work, counseling, teaching, and research are open to its graduates. The department also provides students with opportunities for field trips, laboratory assistantships, and practical experience in social work settings. Dr. Lovejoy, Dr. Combs and Mr. Harrison still find time to smile after a long day of classes. p lDsgel1olog,gDrpt. 3 Atmosphere and the Arts Mr. Hassenpflug and Mrs. Frank watch Susy Gallagher in art class. The object of the Visual Arts Department is to develop in the student an under- standing, for a lifetime, of the visual arts by means of specific courses and extra- curricular activities. Under the leadership of Mrs. Lillian Frank and Mr. Earl Hassenpflug, courses ranging from Basic Art to Advanced Sculpture are offered. The primary objective of the department is the development of the arts as the expression of the spirit of man. 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H1 ' gg , , . 111v111v 1 5 W- 1 1 -'I 11, 21: ' ' ' - ' 1 'zz 'EEE . 1253: .1v.M1-1.w,w ww -.-e11.Q,1n.1u1n1nn4mwna4uu an mm1m111111k 11 1 SSW 5555? Si- Q ,mmm W.,-Q.1...z.a, 4, v '3 ' . ssl- , 5 X . , . -If It ll J s t' ' L 1 5' ,fs i f 39' H 1' T . I 1 1' 4 A --L' F51 I ' Qi : - 4 . . -' g, L ti - is-4 1 .T ,E , ,. H I .-. 5--' 311 'D 1 1 ,L .i .145 - fl. L, X . 1 I Ll----'J 'F Mr. Vance Cribbs is chairman of the Board. The Executive Committee. Row 1: Dr. Lynn Tumer, Dr. Vance E. Crihbs, Dr. Harold L. Boda, and Dr. Homer D. Cassel. Raw 2: Rev. Murn B. Klepinger, Dr. Elmer A. Schultz and L. William Steck. Board of Trustees Otterhein has 44 trustees, 24 of whom are elected from E.U.B. church conferences in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, West Virginia, Florida, and Tennessee. At their annual fall meeting they receive reports from the officers of the college and appropriate money for various needs of Otterbein. The Board of Trustees is the final authority by law for all affairs of the college, they are primarily concerned with the financial welfare of Otterbein. Any decision involving the appropriation of money, such as fixing tuition or erecting a new building, must come from this board. Row I: Bishop J. Gordon Howard, Dr. L. W. Turner, Dr. Vance E. Cribbs, Mrs. Bane D. Shafer, Miss Verda Evans, Rev. Rolland Reese, and Bishop Paul M. Herrick. Row 2: Dr. Ora E. Johnson, Judge E. R. Hoover, Richard Allaman, Mrs. E. S. Kern, Rev. Lloyd Houser, Dr. J. C. Searle, Sr., Rev. G. Biggs. Row 3: Dr. Mum B. Klepinger, Dr. Harold L. Boda, Dr. Paul W. Walter, Dr. William K. Messmer, Dr. Clayton F. Lutz, and Dr. Harold B. Lindquist. Row 4: L. Willaim Steck, Dr. J. Castro Smith, Virgil O. Hinton, Dr. Homer D. Cassel, and Rev. Rex Smith. Row 5: James W. Yost, Rev. E. B. Jeffers, Dr. Ray M. Shaffer, Dr. Elmer Schultz, Roger Powell, and Dr. Edwin P. Eberly. igwg ,ai xv gg we me - w . ull V . , .,, lp QW' H iil ,ff it-5364 Y Nj- X X wil' -V .. 38 PRESIDENT TURNER Dr. Lynn W. Turner, President of the college, exemplifies the friendly spirit of Otterbein. His tasks are to guide and direct the curriculum of the college and to coordinate the work of faculty, cleans, and trustees. Much of his time is spent as a representative of Otterbein in meetings and conventions. He speaks to alumni clubs, keeping them up to date on the many changes at Otterbein. ADMINISTRATOR SCHOLAR EDUCATOR Giving his consideration to Otterbems progress Dr Wade Miller studies the Ten Year Plan. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE Dean of the College, Dr. David S. Waas, is in charge of keeping the curricular activities of Otterbein in pace with our jet age learning. All phases of the academic life and program are the direct concern of Dean Waas. Plans for the new student center meet with the approval of S. A. Sandy Frye. l S . 5? i DEVELOPMENT With an eye on the future, Dr. Wade S. Miller, Vice President in Charge of Development, works to advance Otterbein. He is especially responsible for the financial program as outlined in the Ten Year Plan. Dr. David Waas keeps very busy with his varied responsi- bilities as Dean of the College. BUSINESS MANAGER Year 'round, Mr. Sanders A. Frye and his assistant George Gerber keep the gears well oiled at Otterbein. Carpenters, electricians, and general maintenance men operate at their direction to make Otterbein a better and more efficient place to live and work. th Ad Long lines extending rom e ministration Juilding are a familiar ight at midsemester. Stu- 'N lents are getting their Trades from the Regis- rars office. This de- Jartment compiles the ontents of that little, white envelope. The Dean's list and he Probation list are both ssued from this office. Vlr Floyd J. Vance, Reg- strar, is aided and as- ,lsted b Mr. Peter Baker. 1-' a- Mr. Albert Horn signs a check to cover some current Otterbein expens TREASURER Every Otterbein student is familiar with the Treasurer's Office. Mr. Albert Horn, Otterbein's Treasurer, collects all bills and keeps records of student accounts. Collecting ac- counts is an unending procedure in this office. Much of the help necessary in Otterbein offices provided by secretaries Mrs. Sliackson, Mr Crane, and Mrs. Skaats. rn-gl -I if -pw REGISTRAR ii DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS With every passing day, Reverend Arthur Schultz, Director of Public Relations, is making new friends for Otterbein. He is responsible for editing Otterbein Towers, maintaining good church relationships, publishing college bulletins, and various college material, and for the executive functioning of the Alumni Association. ADMISSIONS COUNSELORS Working against time are Mr. Richard Pflieger, Director of Admissions, and Mr. Elsley Witt, Admissions Counselor and Director of Guidance and Testing. Meeting and interviewing prospective Otterbein students keep them busy the year round. s Castle, Mrs. MacKenzie, Mrs. Bale and Mrs. rry are part of Otterbein's busy administrative ff A new Otterbein Bulletin attracts the attention of Mr. Elsley Witt, Mrs. Meyers and Mr. Richard Pflieger. Dean of Students Marion Chase extends a friendly welcome to all who enter his office. DEAN OF STUDENTS A full calendar and a busy schedule is kept by Dean of Students Marion Chase. Student activities other than scholastic pursuits are under the direct guidance of Dean Chase. A l I 2 um w v .a,-- ,Y I ,Ng 9 xx W. , X . The Deans Although she is a very busy woman, Miss Hannah Frank is concerned with the welfare of each Otterbein woman. iff ttt N Mrs. Helen Moore, secretary to Dean Chase, keeps busy with the volume of work which passes through the dean's office. 6 L ii Ziff ll ll H '-gift' V 33 DEAN OF WOMEN As Dean of Women, Miss Hannah Frank ac officially as supervisor of womenis residences an advisor of the Women's Student Government Boa and the Pan-Hellenic Council. She also acts as counselor and friend to all wom of Otterbein's campus concerning all types of proble from roommate trouble to finances. In working wi the head residents of the dormitories plus the stude governing boards, she becomes the intermediary betw students and staff. HOUSEMOTHERS Housemothers Mrs. Smith of Cochran Hall, Mrs. Stoughton of Han Hall, Mrs. Anthony of King Hall, Mrs. Bigham of Clements Hall a MRS. McGEE As the hostess of the Guest House, Mrs. McGee graciously greets visitors. Mrs. Englehart of Saum Hall takes a well-deserved break from th responsibilities. .41 Cl L if Pi QW' J L ' Mrs. Ann Davis handles a variety of work in her job as secretary in the business office. As assistant to the Business Manager, George Gerber is also kept busy. BUSINESS OFFICE The Business Office is responsible for many departments which are vital in keeping Otterbein running smooth as clockwork. All purchasing is done through this office, and departments obtain supplies here. Mail and the Lost and Found departments add to the many aspects of the inside', job of running Otterbein which are affected by the Business Office. 'LRed Moreland runs the mimeographing machine in the room adjacent to the Business Office. He does mimeographing for all departments and organizations of the college. 's time for a coffee break for Red Moreland io does all of Otterbein's mimeographing. CHAPLAIN As Chaplain, the Reverend James B. Recob serves as counselor, guide and instructor in the development of the total spiritual life of the campus. F ..ag.e?....?. .....-.........,,,- . . .. 7 The door to Chaplain Recob's office is always open to any student who would like to talk with him. 4 THE LIBRARY STAFF The professional library staff, con- sisting of head librarian Mr. John Becker and his assistants, Mrs. Mabel Hershberger, Mrs. MacKenzie, and Mrs. Jennie Miller, along with 20 student assistants serve the students of Otterbein in the Centennial Library. The library now boasts 55,000 -. volumes and 330 current periodicals. Carrels were added this year for more individual study facilities. Always ready to help students to make the best of library facilities are Mrs. Mabel Hershberger, Mrs. MacKenzie, Mrs. Jennie Miller and head librarian Mr. John Becker. ,e f. n 'C ,Ii s' E .4 gg... if: ' .1 l iQ5'L-- '- Q,-1.-' , at-. ,, , 53.-t ,1.+,- .3-.1 11:13 . -4 ., V ..,, ,, . .. .. ye Ilv.-U .Jl,'7:'--:f----,, -2. . 1 1:5-5:55-Lggift , W - .1-V231 -C51 ' ' '-'T-1. - -:gf-, ., . -. Jig.: 5?FZ1iEi?' iff-175 :?ii52-'11.Ffvf:f?4:'?il? 'V'-234535 il3 4ff-3',i'f'I2 ?5Tfi.. .2.iEY'1fa':,. Eat:- .-- ..,..-aa f ,-,.,,.,,,,.. A. ,.,., , . .,,, , -...A A4412 v.'i1-,1-Q-- if Tf '. X1 'lngqil' -T rr' 2 's:'PJp. rf 'S-.1 '1,w..PA .frm-. ' 2:5 L 1 QQYQY. 2b??E?1'L?4'35af ?:f56'1i5i11W55 Q,gyw '315'-2i73f'f'IirL 3f:l'-Tl1?1 4,'P,.Y 'f?7f1Y7f9-3f1iT5f-fr-'fi13151-' ffsa-4 ef- gnffiigffcgiwfsfa. 5 QF:'1tii55giI3f . 'Y' . -'- ff:-f-F - :wil 2 if-1f,L'1:: . 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'ag .:.-K-fmt: .,-., 51,5 wy,..t1,,. 1. , -J-sf ., 1... mit -fffxflff-Lmr'-. 1.-2-ff'--LL' , 2 zfgfuefif'-35:5-2, we i,11a:.I:afsQ-?fIW'ev.i . 1' 5: +'Q1f.f'E 1-Eif'?'ii'E1..irIm-- -+fz:egs5E'f'f9f::t.'??cR..' 2:2 2':v,g,g Wife az. - 'X lf e b 2- 7 ., -. -ws' ,A-Lf 'ce -if-pf: :ww 'f wi fsfg,-:fi A f?+Zl.f:fg.'m-1-wif -1+-3551-I . f.- ff- A .1..,,.,,- The urses Flu vaccine, cold immunization, heat lamp treatments, whirlpool therapy, or just a package of cold pills are all part of the services offered by the Otterbein College Health Center. The staff, under the leadership of Mrs. Mildred Crane, Works 'round the clock to see that the students of Otterbein are in the best possible health. Infirmary services are also available to all students currently enrolled. Mrs. Ruth Botts has been indispensable to the Health Center, for it is her job to keep all of the many records in good order. Four town physicians donate their time to add to the health benefits offered. Protecting students' health by providing tuberculin tests are Mrs. Crane, Judy Minshall, Adelie Bence, Mrs. Botts, and Mrs. Kintzgh 1 be f .ytxx It M E' .tn . Ti. ku- , P ...... ..... . , ti , Nu 1 l- ha 1- PV 4. fl IMC The Cooks Five-fifteen p.m. in Barlow Hall means a line that seems miles long. The Barlow staff, headed by Miss Alice Reinheimer and Mrs. Esther Jacobs, conscientiously try to solve most of the important and controversial matters that pertain to the cafe- teria service. Mrs. Jacobs and Miss Reinheimer keep Barlow Hall operat- ing smoothly and efficiently. Row 1: M. Trowbridge, M. Winner, L. Mikeselle, M. Mikeselle, H. Bailey, S. Cooper, J. Mason, L. Dempsey. Row 2: K. Clapham, F. Bennett, R. Pfleger, R. Brenning M. O'Neil, F. Moseley, M. Foltz. Row 3: M. B. Snyder E. Kennedy, M. Saltz, C. Ballard. FP? ,J f! ,. I, x fv- K ' mm page -,,, E 5' W ' , V N ' , A' ' ui' V ,fx I ,Q 5 , , ,, Lg ,Q Il , x , 'V , 331, ' t ' K s m fg- 'Q 01:4 m Y V, 13 N' 9 ,4Q.p 'I L vu '- 'J ,iw ' wfL?'fPf f 'LVN H. Yf-'ff.' -- I K uvJ4,ff,.s,' 'V V 'uw Wi.. ET 5, ,- u N' f f ' , .1 H141 YI'l',1' , 1 QTEK K A E , M321 1' ':1 sm 1 A1 , 1 ..x, 1, 41 5 1 1 N' '. ' ': W . 1 is-11 ,- .A ,N , N m ffj4'f fp, 3. 1 3 3 . x f'- J ,bg ,H 1 F - :J ,q 4, . Y , I 'N I W '.,' N ull , Lx 1 1, v , ni Xu .V V, ' ' nag , . fi is ' if l if-.5 'ff , , M H nw N, xl il, 'YK 1 V f ' ' . vw , fa IXL- , ' 1 x t ku Ui Lt. N -ww , E ,QL .. : xp V 5 , ,. I, I ' Y 'f-J 1, .' t W f . V. ' S fisQ i1 ui- H 5 1. Jggh yn. 7:3 X, H ' ,H - 15-Fifi Ng !f,w H , W 1 ,fa mg It M ' : 'E ' N- , W- .. x 'Vf fi , - 3 9 N 'I 5 lv X H M, I , vw 1' 'Q 1 ' Y' .'.Q f v Lfw AF 1 ., ts: -' 1 W' H I if ' u N J . 3 s . , , 3 1 1 -M r ' ff 'D 'W fl 511. U .X ' Y '11 WP. 4 H! HWY A fr H. xy bww , - , . ' .1 : , 3, 5 - 3 QE'u.,. ,. Q he T T T 3 ions fe T T Ng? M WV Q T 'Mali T T T T .PW ' ' gv S . f w Q, ' f fi f. - N . Q 'l 151-T ' - 6 1: , , -XV YN 1 Y i I ,, ou V Y .doe 1 -,MI A5 1 t X , -,, T If ' P f I, , ' I b . ef ' J p N 1 5 f K Y 4-'Q I W ,Q ' V r 'I ' f J Al . , li fl' 9 III T TQ 0 vx 4' 577 T Q - T ' N' 4, ' if ' ' 111 as T L1 T 9 ' X F T as Q - f is 4115 I I hx The The Classes The Campus Lyfe 1 Ag! , ' The Royalty si-sei2.:fsf,eeeiiff ,.n... Us .0 x . I K H ,f'g' XX I I 525 Q i 1 Q, J 1 he Classes n , A . I f X '. I I N ' fp, , In W. , sf., EEK. ....-al- '1 i -1 , f Af 4 qd'? s , u m K J IP , . Whops Who v-ff-f,4-1-'-- :- .. 'v' f-sf L to R: L. Rose, J. Collins, T. Moore, R. Tobias, K. Ayers, M. H. Lippincott, J. Pepper, C. Simmons, C. Shook, M. Bailey, J. Soliday, J. Pietila, R. Berry. Each year sixteen students are chosen to represent Otterbein in Whois Who in American Colleges and Universities. ln order to be chosen, a student must be a junior or a senior and must participate actively in various campus organizations. The student must not only project the true Otterbein spirit, but also, he must show leadership, citizenship, scholarship, and promise for the future. 'ff fi' e, 1... -Ae' -Q:,.,3-.,:- f- 1- . .. .- .. lfqlffzl ,.'-TQf'g,5f-' ' ndzgaf-2,2 . - iff-EQ' ' '- - ' - V f-' ' A ..l '-T fir.: '- '.' 'Az' 'E Y , . 'i'3T- . 12,1 . -. If In-',Q1,2.f:'-firiffsr.. 1 , Saw:-:-sm' -' mfr- -ia.-f - - : 2 K X ' 5-if-2142-.1 :f-:s:.:ye,,.Q ' - 4- izifwvfz-1. -. vfeseigg 4 ff' ' ' ' f'fi'f:?sz:.es 2'.fi:1 We -,es!sr5d,zf 1? ' 1 s K is , l- i i v 49 N.. J - . v 51frf:'H i'-a-H f- -- 5-1:.s. 4' sl . l rfi,1'!i5.f4.g! 3 Q 13 Awe ' HE Yr u Pa T 1 Q' rl- F 1 fri' L-4 if ' lid I in .e-1. .. . .-1.1 .L ., L., . A-Twelve I-E ll i I. A -who if - .,3'1. , g' 2. ,.,. '1 ll. PDQ iff .-',l. ' - -LK ,I Earl ah, 'll , V 'L r i. ei, eff H 1 I Elie :s Wi, ,' ' .ea it e ' 1835545 H li ma. I 113.113 'r-,2a, , . it R , 'e,,' isis .Q . -f-,sv L to R: J. Moore, P. Hommon, BARBARA ACTON, B.A. Dayton, Ohio GLENN AIDT, B.A. Bucyrus, Ohio SUSAN ALLAMAN, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio HUGH ALLEN, B.A. and B.S. Altoona, Wisconsin SHARON ALLEN, B.S. in Ed. Crooksvillc, Ohio JOHN ANTONOVICH, B.A. Masury, Ohio MASAKO AOKI, B.A. Ashiya-shi, Hyogo-ken, .lapan NANCY APPLER, B.S. in Ed. Bremen, Ohio RICHARD ARCO, B.A. Columbus, Ohio MARY ARNETT, B.S. in Ed. Westerville, Ohio LOIS ARNOLD, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio DONNA KAY AYERS, B.S. in Ed. Springfield, Ol1io JACOB MORRIS BAILEY, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio ELLA .IURRENE BAKER, B.S. in Ed. St. Paris, Ohio 50 L. Cowley, and K. Gilson. E L sy? see dv- Qs I J! in E l ,i . L President ..,... KEN GILSON Vice President ......,. LARRY CAWLEY Secretary .... PAT HOMIVION Treasurer ........ JIM MOORE Class of 962 A senior, is a senior, is a senior. The last year has arrived . . . finally . . . Who's Who . . . student teaching . . . senior girls, serenade . . . W1nter Homecoming . . . execu- tive meetings . . . 124 hours . . . Sihyl Queen . . . Senior Night Out . . . four representatives . . Recognition Chapel . . . c'Senior Panic . . . mem- ories, memories, memo- ries. Where did the year go? x 5 Q all I l ', 331 'bf r' 5 , Y mm ily. gum, M JACK BAUER, ,B.S. in Ed. Somerville, New York JAMES BEBEE, B.A. Ridgewood, New York DEAN BEECHY, B.S. Westerville, Ohio JAMES BENNETT, B.S. Westerville, Ohio LOUISE BOLLECHINO, B.S. Dayton, Ohio NANCY BONE, B.S. in Ed. Fredericktown, Ohio f 5 lil ii vin' ' nm. ROBERT BOURN, JR. B.S. in Ed. Uniontown, Ohio KEITH BROWN, B.A. Westezville, Ohio DAVID CAMERON, B.S. Alum Bank, Pennsylvania .IUDITH CARTER, B.A. Plain City, Ohio LARRY CAWLEY, B.S. Radnor, Ohio LARRY CLINE, B.S. Clenmont, Ohio GERALD COLLINS, B.S. Mt. Orab, Ohio CAROL COLVILLE, B.A. Piqua, Ohio DENNIS DAILY, B.A. Dayton, Ohio NANCY DARNLEY, B.S. Akron, Ohio 5I eg ',,, tis' ,A ,Q ' i A V 3 if u LESTER BOYD DURHAM, B.A. Dayton, Ohio JOHN DUVAL, B.A. Scarsdale, New York RONALD EDIE, B.S. New Philadelphia, Ohio MARILYNN ETZLER, B.A. and B.S. Winchester, Kentucky DAVID EWING, JR., B.S. in Ed. Columbus, Ohio GARY FIELDS, B.A. Caledonia, Ohio LORNA FLACK, B.A. Green Springs, Ohio ALAN FORD, B.S. in Ed. Columbus, Ohio BRENDA FRANKLIN, B.A. Monroeville, Pennsylvania NANCY F REES, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio CLIFTON DAVIS, B.S. in Ed Delaware, Ohio JOHN DAVIS, B.S. Dayton, Ohio RICHARD DAVIS, JR. B A C Long Island City, New York as ROBERTA DIANE DAY B S in Ed Massillon, Ohio WILLIAM DIETRICHS JR BA Bedford, Ohio ROBIN DUNBAR, B.A Oakville, Ontario RICHARD F ROELICH, B.S. Navarre, Ohio JOHN GARGER, B.A. Newark, Ohio KENNETH GILSON, B.A. Attleboro, Massachusetts BARBARA GLOR, B.S. Grand Island, New York MARJORIE GODDARD, B.A. Richwood, Ohio GEORGE GORNALL, B.S. in Ed. Columbus, Ohio -1 MARILYN CRIMES, B.S. in Ed. Akron, Ohio PAUL RONALD C-UTHEIL, B,S. Grove City, Ohio CAROLYN HADFIELD, B.S. in Ed. Newbury, Ol1io ALAN HALL, B.A. Westerville, Ohio .IUDITH HALL, B.A. Connellsville, Pennsylvania RICHARD HALL, B.S. in Ed. Mt. Vernon, Ohio CAROL HARRIS, B.S. in Ed. Galena, Ohio DANIEL HARRIS, B.A. West Mansfield, Ohio JANET HARRIS, B.S. Lima, Ohio LOYDE HARTLEY, B.A. Parkersburg, West Virginia 53 PATRICIA HOPKINS, B.Mus. in Ed. Westerville, Ohio ROBERT HORNER, B.A Massillon, Ohio RONALD HOTHEM, B.A. Wooster, Ohio CYNTHIA HOUGLAN, B.S. in Ed. Strasburg, Ohio LARRY HUMBERT, B.S. Shiloh, Ohio JUDITH HUNT, B.A. Middlefield, Ohio DAVID HUTCHINGS, B.S. Columbus, Ohio THOMAS JENKINS, JR., B.A. Cleveland, Ohio BARBARA JOHNSON, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio JUDITH JONES, B.S. in Ed. Bay Village, Ohio 54 CATHERINE HICKIN, B.S. in Ed. Warren, Ohio OTIS HICKS, JR., B.S. in Ed. Columbus, Ohio MYRA HIETT, B.S. in Ed. Delaware, Ohio CHRISTINA HOFFMAN, B.A. F ranlclin, Ohio JO ANN HOFFMAN, B.A. Amherst, Ohio PATRICIA HOMMON, B.S. in Ed Plain City, Ohio 5 Clas DANIEL JORDAN, B.S. in Ed. Mt. Gilead, Ohio PATRICIA JORDAN, B.A. Warren, Ohio If ELLEN KEMP, B.A. Massillon, Ohio CLEMENT EUGENE KIDWELL, B.S. in Ed. Miamisburg, Ohio THOMAS KINTIGH, B.S. Westerville, Ohio JAMES KIRBY, B.S. Naugatuck, Connecticut F31 X N KAYE KOONTZ, B.S. in Ed. Amherst, Ohio CAROLE KOUSE, B.A. Springfield, Ohio NANCY LANSDOWNE, B.A. Warren, Ohio RICHARD LE GRAND, B.S. Oak Hili, Ohio BENJAMIN LEISE, B.A Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LARRY LEY, B.Mus. in Ed. Westerville, Ohio MARY HELEN LIPPINCOTT, B.S. in Ed. Lisbon, Ohio GERALD MCFEELEY, B.S. in Ed. Westerville, Ohio GARY MCKINLEY, B.A. Richwood, Ohio MARY LOU MAIN, B.S. in Ed. Sunbury, Ohio 55 A 1 I R, DEAN MIZER, B.A. New Philadelphia, Ohio BETTIE MONSON, B.S. in Ed. Richwood, Ohio MARILYN MOODY, B.S. Beach City, Ohio JAMES MOORE, B.S. in Ed. Kettering, Ohio MAXINE MORAIN, B.A. Mt. Vernon, Ohio TERRY MOREHOUSE, B.A. Newark, Ohio JOHN NAFTZGER, JR., B.A. Dayton, Ohio THEODORE NICHOLAS II, B.Mus. in Ed. Lancaster, Ohio HARRY NOYES, JR., B.A. Stratford, Connecticut JEAN PARKER, B.S. in Ed. Akron, Ohio 56 LOIS MARBURGER, B.S. in Ed. Dover, Ohio DONALD MARSHALL, B.S. in Ed. Midvale, Ohio JEAN MATTOX, B.A. Dayton, Ohio SHIRLEY MICHAEL, B.A. Dayton, Ohio ELLEN SUE MILAM, B.A. Nitro, West Virginia FRANK MILLIGAN, B.S. in Ed. Fostoria, Ohio ' Class ' 1 xx , if 962 MARY ALICE PARKS, B.A. Westerville, Ohio REGINALD PARSONS Wahan, Massachusetts LARRY PASQUA, B.A Westerville, Ohio SHEILA PATTERSON, Parma, Ohio .IUDITH PEPPER, B.A. Dayton, Ohio JANE PHILLIPS, B.A. Carey, Ohio , B.A. B.S. in Ed. VERNON LEE PHILLIPS, B.A. Fall River, Massachusetts JOHN PIETILA, B.S. in Ed. Warren, Ohio KEITH PRETORIUS, B.S. New Philadelphia, Ohio TOM PRICE, B.S. in Ed Columbus, Ohio FAYE RAMAGE, B.A. Coshocton, Ohio .IUDITH REIGHARD, B.S. Akron, Ohio ALLEN RENNER, B.S. in Ed. Englewood, Ohio PATRICIA RIDDEL, B.S. in Ed. Akron, Ohio DONALD RIEDEL, B.S. Sycamore, Ohio JAMES ROOSE, B.A. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania x f fi' I .f l 57 Ekgw? JOHANNE SCOTT, B.S. in Ed. Lakewood, Ohio LEI SHODA, B.S. in Maui, Hawaii SAMUEL SIDOW, B.A. Westerville, Ohio CAROLYN SMITH, B.S. in Ed. Fredericktown, Ohio SHARRON SMITH, B.S. in Ed. Dayton, Ohio JOHN SOLIDAY, B.A. Lancaster, Ohio JOHN SPRING, B.A. Westerville, Ohio JOHN STINSON, B.S, Cincinnati, Ohio JUDITH STONE, B.A. Dayton, Ohio CAROL STRAUSS, B.A. Ashland, Ohio 58 RAYMOND ROSS, B.S. in Ed. Westerville, Ohio RONALD RUBLE, B.A. Lucas, Ohio SHARON RUNKLE, B.A. Fletcher, Ohio DALE SAUER, B.A. Lorain, Ohio DAVID SCHAR, B.S. Creston, Ohio JANET SCHOPPELREI, B.S. in Ed. Columbus, Ohio H wx umm Eg: Ml .3 A 5: mlm I 1 ,ei 1' -Q51 :' Hu, gil Clas rf 962 RICHARD SWIGHART, B.A. Barberton, Ohio MARILYN KAY THORNHILL, B.S. in Ed. Plain City, Ohio KEN TITTLEBAUGH, B.A. Mansfield, Ohio RONALD TOBIAS, B.A. Dayton, Ohio NANCY VERNON, B.S. in Ed. Hilliard, Ohio 'Us S ,I F Z ly f,, Q WILLIAM WALKER, B.S. in Ed. Hilliard, Ohio CYNTHIA WARREN, B.S. in Ed. Westport, Connecticut JANICE KAY WATTS, B.S. in Ed. Centerville, Ohio MAXIN WEAVER, B.A. New Lebanon, Ohio ORVIS WELLS, B.A. and B.S. Lewisburg, Ohio ELIZABETH WERTH, B.A. West Carrollton, Ohio MARIE SUSAN WHITAKER, B.S. in Ed. Miamisburg, Ohio RAYMOND WIBLIN, B.A. Westerville, Ohio CAROL WILLIAMSON, B.S. in Ed. Louisville, Ohio WILLIAM YOUNG, B.A. Waban, Massachusetts 59 L to R: M. Ishida, P. Allaman, J. Thomas, R. Berry. Class of '63 A 'unior is a 'unior is a 'unio1'. Becominff an u erciassman . . 1 2 1 Z3 PP May Day . . . sororities and fraternities . . . junior comuiselors . . . glee club tours . . . varsity sports . . . formal dances . . . meetings, meetin s meetin s. Althoufrh each ear becomes busier this ear g v an Y 2 perhaps is one of the most memorable. President ,.,, a ..,,.., DICK BERRY Vice President ....... JIM THOMAS Secretary ...,,..,.. a v,,...... MACE ISHIDA Treasurer ...,... --,. .... M PETE ALLAMAN Q. 1511. 4. J: ,N , .3 3.3, J.,-I 5. -.1 .. , ,. .b , ,,,.. A . ,.. .,, Y.f,.. - ' 9 '-' - -J.-, ,1. 5 ., -. ,J . Q.: 1 ,,-- ,L .,-.Kr ,3- 1' 3, .F 4, .-.y-54-2351, 3' .f.., I , nf: -,,.nu--,..L.f.' L 4,1-1: . AA, .', - ' .-W. 21,4 mr...-. 1 . g -.gggryf 3 - -,gx - -J : I s. - .mg --3. ,. . A --4:--.f -42 - M '.-,l '1 :LJ .wz ..- 4: ,,.gT uhm -ff.. -,.t,.,. v A77 -, gi 11 1-jf, I. ,J 3.5, gafxs .- -. -,V ,- ,V .lg K x 1 ,, . , JC' .f lic FTYI L.A,.'4 :pw . ...ti -04 MM: if ROW 15 C- Blum- M- A- FIOYCJ, C- Shook, V- BHYHCS, R- WHSOH. M- Daniels, J. Colwell, B. Bricker, S. Martin, S. Morain. Row 2: S. Sanders, R. Sells, E. Aukerman, R. Rhoades, T. Hugli, H. Pitz, R. Bennett, M. Schadl, J. Thomas, D. Botdorf, M. Ishida, R. Ciampa. Row 3: R. Holm, R. Zech, T. Martin, R. Allison, L. Rose, D. Martin, A. Siebert, K. Huge, R. Werner, T. Hafner. D. Berry, R. Brehm, C. Olin. Row 4: H. Crane, T. Morrison, P. Indorf, E. Henn, D. Moser, D. Drumel, C. Cartrell, M. Duckworth, J. Moorhead, H. Woo il, D. Cheek, C. Warner, P. Allaman, R. K. Boyer. 'E ' 15C'3-'Z' Y E MMA -f a -U8 ' L b ,Ji ' . nh I! if ' rf I: L. Holman, J. Milthaler, J. Furay, B. Doney, B. Woods, M. Apostolopoulos, C. Snyder, S. Cribler, C. Fetter, L. Schiffer, J. Riffer, M. Gorsuch, M. M. Cole, M. Slack. Row 2: A. Brown, M. L. Keinath, P. Zimmerman, J. Mack, J. Wcishner, M. Fast, M. Bamberger, K. Sherbine, L. McVay, Barnes, N. Smith, L. Arnold, L. Augenstein, D. Palmer, P. Barber. Row 3: I. Caulker, S. Wilson, E. Koehler, N. Washburn, S. Leonard, A. Huff, Froelich. S. Hept, L. Axline, C. Hellwarth, S. Gallagher, J. Leohner, D. Stoffer, C. Donnell, J. Davidson. L to R: S. Banbury, D. Fisher, D. Rose, M. Doney. Presldent ............. ,.....,.. M IKE DONEY Vice President Secretary ............. .. ..... - Treasurer -. DENNY ROSE SALLY BANBURY DINI FISHER M. Doney lights the traditional bonfire. Class of '64 A sophomore, is a sophomore, is a sopho- more. Hazing of the freshmen . . . renewing of old acquaintances . . . Winning Scrap Day . . . homecoming queen . . . exams . . . study, study, study. The sophomore now becomes aware of the importance of the point average. :sa-Z.. 1 ,,,.,.,,,.,,,.,,.., vfvvvfvwrvvv 3,,:l',,gl-.,:l',,,-05,3 .31:'5.M:'1MM if . . 1 .,,, Row I: Z. Brown, M. A. Hamilton, C. Sheaffer, S. Sain, B. Krumenacker, L. Conrad, S. Joseph. L. Bussard, K. Kanto, C. Pattison, M. Hall, L. Evans, L. Schear, A. Russell, S. Williams, P. Shurninghouse, M. Maclntyrc. Row 2: R. Lackey, S. Wolfersherger, S. Drinkhouse, C. Leininger, C. Boyd, S. Shelton, J. Fogel, C. Clurk, S. Allaman, D. Fisher, M. Kerr, L. Glor, S. Roth, L. McCorkle, D. Potts, L. Fisln,-r, C. Schweitzer, J. Pfleger, C. Wigle, J. Perry, P. Mellroy. Row 3: D. Youngpeters, T. Stockdale, E. Drayer, G. Debevoise, D. Deringer, J. Blair, C. Reynolds, J. Babel, J. Miller, S. Ziegler, D. Smith, J. Gill, B. Beck, T. Could, R. Wood, J. Gorsuch, J. Graber, S. Salisbury, B. Pollen, C. Walker. Row 4: C. Jackson, C. Moore, D. Andrews, K. Anderson, B. Mcsserly, C. Marquarl, J. Hoover, T. lVICF21I'fC1'l, L. Jones, J. Stewart, C. Upton, J. Pete1's,R. Brundeberry, W. Craig, S. Landwer. 'AFYAI-'AA'4A'AA'A. Aww-'A I-'AA'4A'4 A'-s f 'H' 'P - ' ' ' q Hwwwwmi 9553153535 f wwwwww 'HMMMMM :cc it it 1: :ts fYfY!Yi 81359217133 9'W'? W'W'-F 4h4Jb4h4X4-I-A Y YYYYY1' Uimdfmmm 'r AAMAAM Jkq if 1: K. Hambel P. Smith R. Walchner S. Sn 'der M. Shute, K. Shuck C. S. Studebaker, B. Steele, J. Schadl, P. Secrist, M. Riddle, M. Sims, C 1 7 J y 1 1 ' S. McQuillin, C. Arnold, R. Takacs, A. Zimmerman, N. Volz, J. Anderson, R. Huprich. Row 2: S. Williams, C. Haag, S. Banbury, D. Shull, D. R. Clifford, P. Krohn, P. Leader, D. Randolph, B. Maurer, J. Knecht, C. Albright, J. Lloyd, P. Rielschlin, W. Daugherty, R. Freeman, N. Vorpe, '. Swartz, M. Deaver, P. Buck, M. J. Hendrix. Row 3: C. Smith, C. YVicks, H. Wilson, C. Hitlle, C. Cook, S. Ott, D. Johnson, B. Swan, D. Scheu, J. Vilson, L. Ishida, C. Cungl, D. Fodor, R. Bailor, M. Seese. Row 4: C. Zech, B. Schilling, T. Kreimeier, E. Higgs, B. Townsend, D. Brubacker, S. Lauder- ack, H. Nothstine, J. Plischke, D. Pickering, J. Gittins, T. Barnes, B. Lamp, B. Post, C. Brookes, J. Clawson, L. Powers, H. Zimmerman. 63 Class of 965 L to R: M. Anderson, C. Thomas, P. Miller, J. Wright. A freshman, is a freshman, is a fresh- man. Orientation . . . registration . . banquet . . . mixers . . . talent show . . . beanies . . . bonfire . . . Scrap Day . . . Greek Week . . . barlow line . . . hurry, hurry, hurry. A year to re- member-one of emotional thrills and fears--the first year on campus. 64 Freshman Seminar. Row 1: M. Blair, W. White, N. Zimmer, Miller. Row 2: L. Beck, E. Marty, C. Darling, D. Hammond. Row L. Peglow, J. Scott, M. Loudenslager, B. Wurgler. Row 4: H. Tc D. Gates, J. Taylor, L. Zimmerman, J. Ignat, R. Meyers. JACK WRIGHT PORTER MILLER CONNIE THOMAS MIKE ANDERSON President ....,... Vice President .... Secretary ..,.... Treasurer .,,,.. Row 1: C. Aoki, A. Buckley, M. Ledbetter, J. Leihrook, J. Jacobs, J. Wyatt, S. Watkinson. Row 2: J. Neal, E. Smith, M. Lengyel, N. McClure, H. Olhrich, B. Miller, S. Stemshorn, J. Padfield. Row 3: J. Wright, P. Miller, D. Goodwin, J. Moore, R. E. Cates, J. Favii, O. Michel. Row 4: J. Studer, P. Harrold, J. Danlioif, M. arnett. if 1 .a-'vi JIC1 Q- l I: C. Thomas, K. Newman, Henning, S. Barrett, S. Marshall, M. Osborn, C. Osborn, J. Croy, A. Murphy, J. Souder, S. Lang, N. Haywood, K M. ,.,,,. ,. ,..,... .. ,. ,..,..,. ., don, E. Merrick. J. Cleaver. L5 ., ,, 'a :Qi 5- -f l t' V' A . fl '11 In CT A' l f. ' A Gerald. J. Sutton, L. Long, C. Olson, J. Wassem. I: R. Gorman, M. Korma, P. Stein, L. Steinmetz, J. Barnes, K. Stanley, D. Weaston, C. Hardbarger, C. Vokes, B. Ceho, B. Bojanowski, L. Means, Thorndike, J. Buckle, V. Garrabrant, R. Plessinger, C. Boren, M. Sheaffer, S. Canniff, M. Lloyd. Row 2: K. Blackledge, S. Milligan, C. VanAsdale, Reese, A. Peters, P. Resko, A. Barich, M. Camp, D. Appelget, J. Schoepke, S. Long, A. Barnes, S. Keim, M. Drew, P. Bushong, J. Porter, J. Black, Allard, J. Crow, S. Lindley. Row 3: G. Miles, W. Orgera, A. Viers, R. Reynolds, B. Rausch, H. Russell, B. Shuey, G. Steffens, J. Kline, R. Swick, R. B. Hendricks, R. Marks, M. Anderson, H. Seto, S. Ellis. Row 4: L. Kandel, F. Badger, D. Ruch, D. Samson, P. Doran, N. Gustafson, J. Sorgenfrei, Anspach, J. Cray, J. Jackson, T, Casey, J. White, M. Levine. K Schumacher M Wri ht B Cheney J Zagray V Leader A Earhart Row 2 L Nelson J Phillips C Varner N Torbush D Shawd J. Goembel, S. Berger, M. Shaffer, A. Storer, R. Allen, L. Morris, C. McGee, F. Taggart, S. Handel, S. Gauch, S. Geetmg, C. Hlckenlooper, L. Diller. D. Hunter, D. Tompkin, D. Foor, R. Holtshouse, J. Gould, D. Topping, R. Thorpe, R. Blair, A. Shephend, B. Gomall, T. Jefferson, J. Anderson, Calrhan, B. Mead. Row 4: A. Alexander, C. Williams, T. Mignerey, W. Ottewill, J. Stott, G. Cook, B. Decker, D. Miller, G. Leonard, G. Parthemos, J. 1: M. Fraser, S. Lutz, L. Puterhaugh, B. Wylie, E. Potts, N. Stewart, D. Cooley, R. Patton, N. Ertel, E. Wagner, J. Eckner, K. Barr, C. Pulsing, J. L. Mills, B. Wilson, J. James, K. McClure. Row 2: M. Haneke, T. Mathis, M. Edgerley, E. Beezley, M. Crawford, K. Plowman, J. Baumbaugh, E. L. Harris, L. Gillespie, R. Leiholt, L. Matthews, C. Wright, K. Forbes, M. Hull, J. Goedeking, L. Shuck, L. Painter. Row 3: V. Kneale, L. Snyder, Schwabacher, R. Daily, W. Rivers, B. Wilson, W. Oshome, J. Ignat, B. Long, S. Surface, D. Webster, H. Biddle, K. Moore, J. Troja, S. Stiles. Row 4: Nagle, T. Rhoades, W. O'Neil, S. Kennedy, M. Williams, C. Brand, R. Meyer, B. Morgan, R. Baker, H. Seacatt, M. Irrnler, T. Van Voorhis, R. Pringle, :V f : ff' ,, L fu Q Hem 235 5 . :5?E:E,1, S n W l 5 5 Moving in is just the start of Orientation Week. if CHE I 'Your adviser is on the steps of the Sosh Building. The F rosh Arrive, Move In, and Display Their Talents September ninth . . . largest freshman class since 194-7 . . . Apprehensive but enthusiastic. A round of test, teas, receptions and banquets . . . Freshman Mixer . . . getting acquainted with classmates . . . wondering about Beanies . . . Talent Show revealed the talented. Upperclassmen return . . . high school and home- sickness forgotten . . . what did happen to those Beanies? M. Lengyel and B. Powers were just two of the acts at the Freshman Tale Show. wif t of si' K ,i H ,,--' ' YY ', 'igllb-5 ,, gg- i . . . and Then the College Reveals Itself to Them Breakfast lines I I . X-ray lines l . ' lines Every student must have a TB X-ray before registering. to get name tags . . . registration lines . . . laundry lines . . . check-out lines . . . lunch lines . . . lines to the treasurer's office . . . lines to the bookstore . . . supper lines. J :V Yt .f'F-5 B 'xixrgt X. .4-f' ' ' x! ' I Orientation Week consists of getting acquainted, meeting people, and taking tests. Check-out line is a welcomed end of registration. .lust pay for linen service and registration is over . . . till next semester. - c,,: ,51'l.'ZEhrr5 PETER BAKER Y f CHECK OUT Zif- W -I fi W4ffn 1ffff 1 Q . l iv ' N fl -33 .. , . ' . . JV 5- 2 r' , ' y S C R A P D A Y I... Q. 184 , Clothes inside out and backwards, hair braided in ten pigtails, two different shoes, and beanies made up the costume of the freshman girls on Otterbein's tra- ditional Scrap Day. Awakened at 5:30 a.m. by a fire drill, they marched single file, wastebaskets high over head, to serenade the fraternities. Following a hurried breakfast at Barlow and strenuous exercises on the lawn, the freshman girls met thexr nvals in relay races, volleyball, and softball while the boys met their's in relay and sack races The day ended with a tug-of-war across Alum Creekg however, neither team won because a faulty rope was used. As a result of the sophomores triumph in winning all but two events, the freshmen had to wear their beanies until Cap Otter football game. 4'-4 ,vfi ey were taking a bath -13 NT 55- Curtain Time - 3:1 5 The theatre is a vital part of Otterbein. The 1961- 62 productions included, 'LThe Boyfriend, MTartuffe,', John B1'own's Body, and Death of a Salesrnanf' along with a number of special features. ln February, for example, the Otterbein theatre presented :The Em- perorls New Clothesn as a special treat for the children of the Westerville area. An Otterbein first took place on the stage of Cowan Hall in 1962. Hans Conried, well-known star of stage, screen and television, appeared in John Brownls Body. Mr. Conried was the first professional star to appear in an Otterhein theatre production. 1 ' .a.. . .yegw V Madame DuBonnet Uudy Stoneb tantalizes her old beau Percival Browne fC0rdon Greggl. l 9 Dorine fBarbara Bush- ongl, companion to Mariane fBette Smithj, reunites Valero lSani Zieglerl and Mariane after a lover's quarrel. AL The entire cast of The Boyfriend assembles for a grand finale. 1' Pt Q 255 wt 'WO' ,, -1 0 T' ' ass-- can A . . 1 M sf xg' 5' 2 4, 9. 4 - J ei' 1 l x -. 'n L v . '- Y J 4 - T m D .nl u aff A I? 'K ' 4 h iv 'H y ,, I BL Fx ' , x 'f ff' a 3 ' 312. Q 5 ' ' - A A 'f' ' ' . X . . , ' I x fi . , Q ' v 'A W nm , .,, , f-X ' A ' ' A wer'-ff-ff-'S M vga!! 'tj P' A C, I ' f , 5' I 1 P . 4 1 ru , rl 'K 'IITAN V xl Af? ' 73 ' Q' - r ' Q f' P 1. X 'WS W 'W sf : uf if 'A - -f If e W wi -Ur: I 'M W . 5-I -lg f v - Q - 12452 w H ,Zh Vw A . . ,Q :.: lj. . f 5 - i' .3fzf : z 'T K, T. ' ' - . Y F X M- wt E33 it if . rm. s 'M 1' - i me 77 - 1.1 .J-3? A ' r S. Speelman and C. Simmons help parents register. xwaamarumrlszv 'zmsTxmm Awmluxzwimrmm Parents, Day This year mothers and dads had a special treat on Parents' Day. From the Tower, a technicolor film, about life at Otter- bein was shown in Cowan Hall. Many parents saw their own children on the screen. After lunch at Barlow, parents spent the afternoon attend- ing dormitory open houses. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Walker were chosen Parents-of-the Day. Sharon Allaman, Miss T 8: C of 1961, presented them with a plaque during half-time ceremonies at the Oberlin- Otterbein game that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Walker were the winners of the Parents-of-the-Day award. Don,t you get tired of climbing so many stairs to your room on fourth floor? '6How do you remember what your hours are?l' Which building is Cowan Hall? L'Don't your clothes get wrinkled in that tiny closet? These and many other questions were asked by mothers when they arrived on campus for Mothers, ' V f 2' Wfegkend which is Sponggy-ed by M. L. Keinath, V. Barnes, and C. Fcttcr fold the letters which were sent to each girl's After registration and lunch, the honored mother' guests attended an afternoon program. Then in the evening, they were entertained at a banquet. John BrdWn's Bodyi' was presented for their en- joyment on the Cowan stage. Many mothers received a first-hand view of dorm life by staying with their daughters in Clements, Cochran, Hanby, Saum, and King. After church on Sunday, Mothers' Weekend for 1962 came to an official close. Mrs. Clifford and her daughter Becky, and Dora Potts and her mother, Mrs. Potts attended the play John Brown's Body. .' U .jfsu 'fi x . ' I 2 Motheras Weekend a Tk lg K ' It Y 4 2 , a , . 42 Y!-Nt . lf f s rg ' ' 4 l '! f. 1 M.:--.,,. , --shim... . 3 ' 4 v , if . 7 I 4 'L I 4 ' .' - , f w . ., F K W Ji 22:1 , ., , .r J W! s W1 3. , QP.-., .J -.C ., Q,,,,, 3 W, .Za gk! it li :Zim b '51sa X4 X f- -'fig ,: 'WN it I :SF r- um ' xg L , 'P-, 538 fy? 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The Deevers and the Rccobs make students feel at home during their visit. if f -.4 On the night before Christmas vacation, Mrs. Nelson and the Cranes entertain Otterbeiners. 4 77 CHEERLEADERS are Hardworking Energetic Exceptional Radiant Leaders Eager Active Dependable Earnest Recognized Servants Seated: S. Milam R Wagner J. Jones, K. Kanto Standmg M. Bamberger S Banbury D. King. . ,ftp--' 5 Y i-f'fE fff 'm'7'1'-ff 1afs-ff- 'FTF '7 ff---A T21-f-fir-'-A-,-1-rv - -af 1 --wa- ' - ' 4 v x 5 Q ' W ,, :rf-' A p 1 W 1 he R0 alt W Q ' . f 0 L f I , Ll, . x, , x Q , . -.,r,-- T J. . ,qq-.,., - H, .J 1.,.c,, . , 'A I 1 1' HF rw r ', : ,, ,wi 'Tr Y , ,A. ..,w . A , u w mf' , 2 K 79 Miss Pat Smith 1961 Fall Homecoming Queen 1961 Sororities choose . . . sere- nades were held for the candidates . . . interviews were conducted in chapel . . . work was done on the floats . . . but these were only prelirninaries to the big day. Pat Smith, a smiling queen, was crowned . . . the team was vic- torious . . . the musical, The Boyfriend . . . the dance was held in Barlow . . . Homecoming 1961 remains a day to remember. B 1. Miss Sharon Martin, 1960 Fall Homecom ing Queen, crowns Miss Pat Smith, 1961 Fall Homecoming Queen. MEMBERS OF THE COURT Row 1: Nancy Dern-attendant, Carol Clark---attendant, Janet Flenner-maid of honor, Kathy Kanto-first attendant. Row 2: Carol Amold-attendant, Marquerite Sims-attendant. 1 8 I 101' uf 'Qfcf 1-7 9-0 5. ..i.5. 4 -1. .6 14+ 6 4? Row I H Olbrich, B Miller, P. Hommon, K. Kanto, J. Flenner. Row 2: Carol MCC-ee, S. Gallagher. Row 3: L. Stemmetz, C. Thomas, K C Houglan, Judy Croy D Driscoll, 1. Eckner, C. Arnold. The time was late winter. The place was Lockbourne Air Force Base. The event was the 1962 AFROTC Military Ball. The people were dressed in crisp uniforms or fancy gowns, and the music was very dreamy. At intermission, the Corps Sponsors were formally presented. 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After listening to speeches filled with numerous campaign promises and watching a fast moving pa- rade, all of the Otterbein co-eds vote for the Jump Week King. This year Jump Week went Hawaiian complete with muu- muus, tongs, and prize-winning leis. Al Hood, candidate selected by Pi Beta Sigma fraternity, was crowned by retiring king, Dale Smith, and reigned over the fes- tivities. The Jump Week Parade is just one of the high- lights of this turn-about week at Otterbein. Judy Jones designed a lei of ribbon roses for her date, Jim Moore, to win the prize for the prettiest lei at the .lump Week Dance. Heide- marie Olbrich made a vegetable lei for Dick Russo and received the award of the most origi- nal lei. Members of the .lump Week Court were Dale Smith-retiring king, Diane Weaston, Porter Miller, Kitty Newman, Geoff Custer, Sharon McKee, Linda Gillespie, Al Hood-1962 Jump Week King, Marcia Munz, Ken Rohrer, Mary Ann Sheaffer, Craig Brand, Connie Thomas, and William Hunter. .,,. A l962 .lump Week King, Al Hood, is crowned by retiring king, Dale Smith. V km YY - H- -.Y -4.. ..,, - - S ' it 5574 L , I - 5'1 ,' EL, ,, wx Tfiiffif' Miss Marilyn Bamberger 1962 Queen of the May Wg xi' MISS CAROL SIMMONS Maid of Honor Members of the Court MISS MARY LOU KEINATH First Attendant 74734 :4 1- MISS CAROLINE KADERLY The whole family enjoys the May Day activities. Second Attendant f Full Homecoming queen. The Sibyl Queen must exemplify the true Otterbein spirit, and she must demonstrate ability as a campus leader. Judy Stone, popular Otterbein coed, has captured many honors during her four years at Otterbein. Her many accomplishments include being a member of Whois Who, president of the Quiz and Quill Club, president of the W.S.C.B., and president of Theta Nu sorority. The Sibyl staff feel that Judy represents all of the qualities they Want in their queen, Best wishes, Judy! Dick Berry, Judy Stone, and Hans Conried share the lead in John Brown's Body.' 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Snelling, R. Ross, R. Morrow, L. Pasqua, G. W. Messmer, C. Cornall, E. Kidwell. Second Row: R. Scheu, J. Clary, J. Bauer, G. Aidt, J. Hoover, D. Kull, L. Wilson, J. Wilson, W. Swan, G. R. Youngpeters, R. Holm, J. Booth, R. Allison, F. Dailey-Mgr. Third Row: D. Hammond, G. Fields, R. Ball, T. Mickey, C. Bartlett, G. Schonauer, P J. Wacker, B. Gornall, R. Leffler, L. Mannon, J. Goldhart. Fourth Row: M. Appleget. J. Studer, H. Biddle, W. Hankison, G. Steffens, J. Danhoff, L. Merrit D. Short, J. Rusk, J. Booth, C. Crist, R. Clawson, S. Stiles. Fifth Row: P. Miller, J. Moore, S. Ziegler, G. Byers, C. Williams, J. Graham, L. Jacobs, D. Westo H. Seacalt, White, W. Wilkins, D. Jones, D. Fawcett. The Favorite F all Pastime -Football The 1961 Otterbein football team finished the season with an 8-1 record for the second best year in the school's history. The record duplicated last seasorfs, and once more brought the Cardinals a tie for third place in the Ohio Conference. Cary Reynolds sprints for thirty-five yards against rival Capital. . . ... -.f. . '-um.. .,.. -m I ?1i.:Il! h 3 1 J ack Moore cracks Kenyon halfhack. Kidwell drives around Oberlin's ight end. A an W1 52 ,..-.. , x , 'gf f'.i'- ' 1- .- ..,.,.7 , EQ 21, 'j - A-,f ,, 4:1 -.f-' ff , : , '.. ff 'fit f: -:f2:,f,':awi1fg4 T r '1' . ' '19-1'3 V :QL 1 fr 4'f..- 1 ' n - Sw on . ,- .q:2g'fA,,..:-f.f - 4, -- vb.-.-.pf If, , ' .if'f ' .f -.. 4i fflylff' ' 1 Tgf ff y' 'I - Q rv F Ns' H .r , .- , ,- .' ,f-:f f' - ,' ,gf ,, ,H F541 il 'g,,0 'g,1f5f'f ff' If 'J' 'V 1' f . A ,,,l,r'y . 3,11 , J . . wif, . 1 QIQAWFV.,-5,3 4 .4151 5 f -,W -f .W 1 1 ,Q-if' .' :fn-' 'V . --uo rl rw' 311:13 V-ia.:-, A F Yi I' 6 , H 41iT1'1?vff'? -'KP ' ff' 'A ' C' ' Ai inf ' F , 'V iff- if' ., ,jj 2 ' jy1 .' ' -5-1v'..g.p-' ,. 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Dick Reynolds and .lack Pietila converge on Marietta quarterback. Glenn Aidt and Gary Reynolds attempt to stop Capital from scoring. Gene Kidwell fights Marietta players to gain a first down. ' V51-IQ 7-if ' ' ' ' I -- ,l -X if H 3 l . ' .- . 5 :Tiff ffm if-'.' Ml, I --f'7'i.-'-wi-5i,1':f'f:l George Cornell scores against Cap. its . Row I: K. Boyer, H. Vance, G. Gornull, B. Dodson, D. Jordan, L. Bowers, coach--M. Kish. Row 2: R. Ogur, Ishida, J. Laubie, R. Decker, G. R. Reynolds, J. Sorgenfrei, R. Freeborn-manager. Otterbein Otterhein Otterbein Otterbein O tterbein O tterbein Otterbein O tterbein Otterbein O tterbein 98 Miami Ohio Northern Findlay Kenyon Heidelberg Mt. Union Wittenberg Marietta Capital Denison 87 82 60 44 58 53 113 79 62 69 Otterbein Otterbein Otterbein Otterhein Otterbein Otterhein Otterhein Otterhein Otlerbein .Q QL- -A 4.1 38 53 75 52 61 54 5 l 41-6 Basketball - 1 961 and 19 This year's season proved to be a long and disheartening one for the Otters because they lost fifteen out of the season's nineteen games. Although only four victories were scored, the defeat of Capital was worth several victories. ln the last few seconds of the action-packed contest. Bill Dodson scored thefwinning point with a twenty-foot jumper. At the close of the season, the starting team consisted of one senior, one junior, one sophomore, and two freshmen. Coach Mike Kish hopes to build on this young and promising combination next year. YSICA Norm Ohio Wesleyan 84 Kenyon 79 Akron 118 Hiram 84 Rio Grande 78 Wooster 82 Oberlin 85 Capital 66 Muskingum 78 Gornall grabs a rebound for Otterbein. if JQ .X , J S33 W . N ', A . 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Track Despite a record of two wins and seven losses, the 1961 track team produced several outstanding individuals. Junior weight man, Bill Young, set a school record in the discus. Freshman Gary Reynolds participated in five events and proved to be a fine sprinter and pole vaulter. Bill Swan, Dick Funkhouser, Jesse Blair, Luarel Carman, Bob Meeks, and Lloyd Jones all did Well in their freshman year. Coach Bud Yoest also had some outstanding veterans including Don Debolt, 4-40 relayg Larry Humbert, distanceg Bill Messmer, broad jumpg Gene Kidwell, dasbesg Larry Wilson, hurdles, Jerry Beheler, hurdlesg Al Scholz, weightsg Larry Cline, 440 relay, ail and Larry Pasqua, broad jumper. THE 1961 Otterbein .... - .... ,....... V 28.1 SEASON Ohio Wesleyan ----- --------92.7 Otterbein .......... ......... F indlay ..........., .............. . 39.2 Otterbein ........... ,........ 3 2 Muskingum ......,....,.,..,,...,,.., 94 Otterbein .......... ......... 6 1 Kenyon ,...,,...... 1 ,......,.., 66 Otterbein ........... ......... S 6 Heidelberg ............, .,....,. 4 0 Otterbein ,.......... ......,.. 5 6.5 Wittenberg .,., , ......... .,....., 6 9.5 Otterbein ........... ..... D enison ..,.....,. ,....,.. 3 6 Otterbein .......... ....... 1 39 Capital --- ...,..,... ............ 8 4.5 Otterbein ........... ......... 8 7 Bluffton ..... ,. ..----.-40 Otterbein .............................. 53 Capital ,..,. ., ,..,.... .,,,..., 7 4 Ohio Conference placed eleventh -------- 4- 1-vlsi-w L. Carman spriuts away after the exchange in the mile relay. ' L. Wilson leaps a hurdle ahead of teammate J Beheler Baseball I' I , sa' s I' l A W Row 1, L to R: Coach Zarbaugh, L. Cawley, J. Pietila, L. Ishida, D. Ewing, D. Cheek, H. Wood, J. Ward, D. Scheu. Row 2: D. Kull, S. Brown, B. Long, D. Jones, J. Walberry, D. Foder, C. Oakley, D. Young, G. Vermilion, J. Wilson, E. Higgs, T. Ater. Opp. Otterb Ohio Northern 1 3 1 Oberlin 6 4 Kenyon 8 5 Ohio Northern 16 3 Capital 4 0 Heidelberg O 1 Heidelberg 7 5 Denison 7 1 Ohio Wesleyan 6 5 Kenyon 7 3 Capital 7 3 Coach Zarbaugh gives last minute instructions to the L. Ishida takes a out at the ball. batter. The 1961 baseball squad won only one game and lost ten in a frustratin season. The dark background of the team's record was brightened by man moments of brilliant play. One of the best efforts was the 6-5 loss to Ohi Wesleyan. Terry Ater pitched with control for eight innings. Larry Ishida an ,lack Pietila used the bats to keep the Otters in the game. However, in th twelfth inning, Wesleyan scored their winning run. An inexperienced squa composed of a few letterrnen and many freshmen again plagued Coach Za baugh and his hope of a winning season. However, with the experience gaine in this season, the baseball team should be very effective next spring. J. Pietila rounds third on his way home. IO6 O 1 7-'ig' in LJ Kneeling: J. Moreland, L. Lindsey. Standing: D. Beechy, A. Lamp, Coach Agler, R. Lucas, B. Catalona. Kneeling: H. Wilson, S. Broderick, C. Kohler. Standing: Coach Kish, B. Wiechelman, W. Vernon, J. Moore e n n i s I s 1 1 S ntram ls IM- ' .. 1 NWN- + Q W., , Y vi 415' S. Leonard blocks Sharon Hept's drive for a goal. I, R. Takacs, K. Shuck, S. Sorchy, P. Mcllroy, M. Intercollegiate Hocl-ce Kick that hall out of there, shouted Elaine Koehler to goalie, Sheila Leonard, during this year's Fall Homecoming hockey game with the alumni. This year the home team upset the alumni 2-1. The intercollegiate schedule this year included games with Capital, Ohio Wesleyan, and Ohio State. s -xr '1 U'FEElN I... X- lm 4 f P 5 1' I: 3 I N 1 V ff - , ,h gn 4 5. ,.... , vt 7 1 2 .X ff h I 'I - ---.,.. ,.... .z 'I Yr,..3,v . 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Tau Delta pledges became Siamese kittens for the day. O 'LU I Q 8 S Wow! What a chest! say Dick Russo's two admirers. Celebrating the festive occasion with songs and corsages are future Owls. 5 V ' r 'azgzi 'vi n . JJ Arbutus l V. 3 kr- H . xr izgpfgt iv ar g-g-.-:- 'sz-gif' L to R: J. Scott-Treasurer, J. Harris-President, J. Hall-Vice President, L. Shoda-Secretary. Alban, C. Anderson, J. Arnold, C Arnold, L. Axline, L. Ayers, K. Beamer, P. Bence, A. . . . 1918 . . . fourth oldest . . . pink and white . . . has as its flower the delicate pink, five-petalecl trailing Arbutus . . . starts early in the year to sponsor '4Holiclay Inn as an all-campus event . . . honors our 50th state for Novelty party 1,, sf?b Can always be heard saying, 'cOur sor r inspirationf' . . . JY., ' living under 'onorf' A J ,psf .,eff:ff ::J x'K qiiN.Ss5X ' .lfzegifw 'Qin It : 'QL 5' .ffl j U23 l 44 535 fi P, L 5 5. .G ,M 925555:-:QL GSW? l'g?5'-f-. 'Q X !2SiE:::.:EEi5ES'!.:-A H fr 5' - 'f Azggzgilf-3 C3 ?,f4-1.15,-U 'Q Q5-ri Ll ll'-1E5i'f fIt ff' ite-f-Lib r , l'!-Iilggf.w.ll Q 5 lL 1g1 ',- if 9 :fl f f , 2 f 5 ' ,AL -ex j' ll 1 I' 'w-.,ga..bg, L nt! V W- lc. 3' wal B WffH?l, ,PE ll 1-V. ',-+9 P 5 mlm. of-'S'-1, 2 f 13 4 3 H., '1 +15 F ' mf 5 ll 'A . ' - W E W 'l' ill ' -. . .. 5 . ., M all t - l W ll . A . . , l , 2, , L li - ,ill it E v 'if3'fZiS - N 1 , fads.. Lf f la - To ' ' - g l li,,.f9 ,:V'fS'?Vil':l. wif l, l E fr gif? like gifxrx jf ,nf ,Y wp aug, 1- C4 .J 1 Y' 4 lliffifdj M 1- . . U ff' VW' ff LJ' .E gfwvd -if '?N1a5,,a, ?,,,,..:.-4 ' 'ik f lsdlmfi fa ee- 'aft AQN . hggffdiy lsdfpstfff Black, J. Brown, Z. Buck, P. Cline, J. Davidson, J. Day, S Dysart, C. Field, C. Iocdking, J. Joembel, M. all, J. larris, J. owenstine, K ames, J. ordzm, P. V allal, J. einath, M. L .IcClure, K. Vlilam, S. Neal, J. elson, L. wikides, T. 'z1rker, B. 'fleger, J. lhillips, J. lichards, J. Riddle, M. lobertson, S. Lchiffer, L. chwcilzer, C. colt, J. lcott, J. whoda, L. huck, K. huck, L. lemshorn, S. ewart, N. akacs, R. wmas, C. lgrbush, N. ughn, V. ashburn, N. atkinson, J. latts, K. ilson, B. olfersberger, mmerman, P. shmen women Eoying a nday after- n Sorority en House in Arbutus broom. Arcad is : ,K OJ, L to R: S. Holby-Secretary-Treasurer, J. A. Hoffman-President, J. Carter-Vice President, and S. Gribler-Panhellenic Repre- sentative. . . . founded in 1923 . . . left campus and re- turned in 1961 . . . colors are burgundy and white . . . has for its flowers the burgundy pansy and the white carnation . . . lives by the motto that they should be thoughtful, each for all . . . uses for their mascot the squirrel . . . has as its main objectives to obtain knowledge, to strengthen, en- courage friendship, and to promote recreation . . . A friend is a 1:eS'e'n :1n ive ourselff' ,f f - - A A v2I,,E:,V xr Em,-nnrg mgw . 2 V mt. ' ,- 'ij -4i1AQg4 -'Q 'X-519.-' fl'-Y Y ,, S. Y. -97'l: g7i iL'b-V Q 5i7'.fff-.Li Q 4 53.44 ' Q mms ni A '- ....... 1 .- lm? ,dz gzggrslln- '--iw. ' ' Y ' We is s wwf A-sr 5 -9 ff' W , r 1' Qi K y 4 . Ns. , if V . V 5 5 iii if A Y Y VY V -Banff' W ti YQ Q3 il, li -'ff 'lift tif, 13 in V. ,ia , Ig Us t E we ,ij H nl it 13il il ', ,iyjllll l will 11 J:-if ,X My L' 'N l i ' ' ' - 41 , ' .51 X Q ff-I .f i . fgff 'la .- A Ml' .- lsiw isj 'yu .31 Barnes, J. Barnes, V. Bell, S. Carter, I. Chambers, S. Crawford, M. Daughtery, W. Freeman, R. Gerber, B. Gorman, R. Gribler, S. Hoffman, C Hoffman, J. Holby, S. Leader, V. Leonard, S. McClure, N. McKee, S. Minshall, J. Roth, S. Sims, M. fn A 1-.x M. 4 Members of the newly reactivated Rho Kappa Delta enjoy L1ve1y conversation takes place at Arcadys novelty party preparing for their rush party. Fun and frolic at sorority rush party. Deltas if ' an '- s. sm... . Fw Keene, me .5 .Lf . ,r L to R: D. Day-Recording Secretary, J. Hunt-President, J. Mack-Vice President, C. Hadfield-Treasurer iw as Q' . . . 1921 . . . blue and white . . . caramel apples . . . has the Siamese cat as a mascot . . . uses the multi-colored sweet pea and white rose as its flowers . . . turns back the clock to the Roarin' Twenties for their Nov- elty Party . . . hopes to sponsor a Victory Allard B ref-f f, A 5-55 ,.1 w'f'f ga e each Appe1iet,'D, . lives -I otto o Q' . ine WI1 .Q , , 4 s Q -13.25. -go.: Q 1 f , ' ' - - . 2,-' '- 3 an y dp-esig C 3 f it ers. ,fi : T lp .2 - im, V Lili. , lqlpv . ? I rp.: D ,U 1 I 11' . cg Q Q .17- ,f Barnes, A. l X - -. V Barnes, G. ' New--N 1 . J I ' 'Kb Y -a f 'N. Beezley, E. . -fm Y I 1 535 rl vu 4 w l ,r , x 5 ' -141-j Q Ii 1 can l Q ':- , V will f' ' ff ' . -- B1 k1dge,K- S V, il e - gf 'f esi . Y ' Xt -1 I, gil, J.. 'JM safe: X ,jf ' Nl f l . a . , .Z . F QQ-'-' E1 ':. A--L,- 7 .. A V Blair, M. A L '. Brick, R. - l22 ,,,et . Bricker, R. Camp, M. Clymer, A. Day, D. Dern, N. Diller, L. Doney, B. Fisher, L. Hadfield, C. Hambel, K. Hassell, R. Huff, A. Hunt, J. King, D. Koroma, M. Krohn, P. Krumenacker, B. Locke, S. McCork1e, M. McCoy, S. McVay, L. Maclntyre, M. lack, J. lalhis, T. attox, J. Iunz, M. lsen, S. erry, J. hillips, A. Iessinger, R. Iowman, K. ollen, B. rovan, J. icard, C. ain, S. cheat, L. choepke, J. choppelrei, J. chwabacher, L. 'he1ton, S. 'trauss, C. wartz, C. Olz, E. w orpe, N. ilson, S. yatt, J. jr .xml 1-Q -1 . . -3 --E X 4. ' F' ' .,. ' L 3 iz It's candy-apple time says a member of Tau Delta. 1' 1 ,.s i I-vw-4'h an-Qi I1 Greenwich sv 'Fi ,-.-L. 5 , X if L to R B Monson Recordln Secretary, D. Stoffer-Corresponding Secretary, I. StoncPPresident, S. Speelman-Vice Pres1dent L Bollechmo-Treasurer . . . Founded in 1917 . . . colors purple and white . . . has the purple violet for her flower . . . treasures as he ,,f' wg - rl She will honor the arts . . . has crest the clas ed y A P hands as a symbol ,p N 4AV' . . . allows A t B Cupid to go C0ll8g1 fo the benefit of Buckle J Afbgghtlci the campus . . . can belfound selling mums BuckleSf,A and katydids . . is given by Allen, S. Caulker, I. Aoki, H. Conrad, L. Aoki, M. Cook, J- Arnold, E. Deever, M. Augensrein, L. ' K Q V' Q ' ' ' Drew, M Bo1lechmo,L. lx p p Dnnkhouse S U J' 'letcl1er, B. 'loyd, M. A. franklin, B. auch, S. orsuch, J. cndrix, M. Hept, S. iett, M. all, M. E. ucobs. J. aclcrly, C. ouse, C. ucey, J. engycl, M. .C0l'l11CI', J. .ewis, L. loyd, J. lloyd, M. .ouclenslager, N. larhurger, L. Jurty, E. flcQuillin, S. 'Ie-ek, M. -lilligan, S. Ionson, B. loocly, M. loruin, S. udfielcl, J. axuage, F. cese, J. eighard, J. alisbury, S. ecrist, P. hawd, D. -herhine, K. mitll, C. mith, C. mith, N. mith, P. iLh, S. yder, L. angler, S. Jeelman, S. anley, K. cole, B. offer, D. one, J. ggurt, F. easton, D. erth, B. llite, W. igle, C. illinms, S. olfe, D. urgler, B. mer, N. . '-. 1 . 6 S -N 1'S. ' '- A 's-'P 5-Ns. fl' 75- Yls.-4 ' Fall Homecoming q u e e n candidate is serenzided by members of her sorority. I ' liiliin TL96 is 1 gxo,gl .ff- V L to R M Cole-Secretary, M. H. Lippincott-President, D. Palmer-Vice President K Ackerman Treasurer . . . 1921 . . . black, gold and turquoise . . . yellow Chrysanthemum . . . symbols of Onyx sorority . . . called Scotties,' from their mas- cot the Scottie dogx ,, as, sisters and friends these girls go ltfalian early in the year and sponsor 'anhagl-'C'a'Iiipus pizza party . . . cherish as theirf 4gjogilNin life a love for Anthgny, C, their sorority when they hay . . . '4We cherish Ackerman, K. thee in faith and our laurels E, . . our 5512.11-r'r'aa5:r-1f fire--Tme-'-:sua ' agua' T1 2 I at 'Ai ffm''ffrzrrfiffC'fW 'F uTT'r Apostolopoulos, M. l u i i Q ij-.Qt Q I h Z 1 2 illfu. p Appler,N. 4.t,,lIr.1,,, fi. ,1 mfs' 'Hill VWHMEH 2. H l l i l f 5 ' if l ' sl li ft.-fp T f 1 l l , i,iii1,...f1ffl-,..,,.l:es.ll l li f? 5 U it i t , fm: 5 az .4151 .,..--' ' Aigcfyi .p....-.,,,.,..,.,........L i Y' it l,,.,,., .-.,3Y,'-4!:a,,R:7!K,F-gi vrmigfff pl-----gf' il 'aaa lr i Baker, J. M?,,ff fl, 5 f B 'ml Barber, P. if? If is X li 7 A lx MQ! VJ...4ly' I ' ,ff R f r is ,vi I 'Q 'T N-2,,,,Q2-, JJ 'A' ,,.5' Q ' Y . Li. UQ! E,bc':v:'K K-iukimjmv-ggi Tffi-thx NH if f yzfemza- rgffifi it Rn bf' I, ., Barr K K .A '5 , , DHDICIS M li M xiii, to ii' X K A . if ,ffl ' .4 , - lljlm PB J Berger, S. i..,,xl S J .iw is L iWa xAr.4f it qwij Darling, C I26 Fogel, J. Carrabrant, V Geho, B. Gillespie, L. Gorsuch, M. Handel, S. Harris, C. Hopkins, P. Ink, B. Johnson, B. Kemp, E. Lackey, R. Leiholt, R. Leininger, C. Lindner, M. Lippincott, M Murley, S. Palmer, D. Patton, R. Pepper, J. Porter, J. Poms, D. Quaglia, C. Riffer, J. Sayers, E. Slleaffer, C. Shaffer, M. Shull, D. Slack, M. Snyder, C. Stein, P. Stiverson, R. Slorer, A. Thompson, M Varner, C. Wood, R. Snack time IS sponsored weekly by Kappa Phi Omega. Owls .Jw 'D L to R: M. L. Main-Secretary, C. Williamson-President, K. Thornhill-Vice President, S. Michael-Treasurer. . . . 1910 . . . oldest sorority on campus . . . jade and gold are its colors . . . the yellow Chrysanthemum . . . as its flower . . . uses the 'cowl as its nickname signifying attain- ment in leadership, scholarship and social relations . . . sock hop and selling pecans Bambefgef, M- are the annual events . . . follows usagacity, Cufmodevl- Banbury, S. , V , , Daily, R. affectlon ancgjfglgigflimatvflie and can be heard saying, 429 5 s g ig,ogether. ls fnfrgg ff is HT? lf' il gg f img-, .' ff ,ff 4 1 f it Eamkls. QQQK if E 5 QM fy ?arn11ey,N. one . M' . :I ' 'W ' F 5 ' ast, - 1 ll ,T Amiga E . 4 31 'll ,li l was-sz. Ui, .ill F , ,,,.. fl pl gig in-gglimilwlw is E Q Q l' J' Wi BX li ll J . ,cs xy ll ' it lm gif pf ? Brown, A. RQ Kiwi? 3 Q! 55 9' Flack, L. Burke, L- ami . .ff 1- XWJ 57-at j,1' r E Huiit.-x,.lJ1:e1 'sh ' biz 'g 5.5138 K fyfaigigx il, Q sf. KN il n'Ei3-ii -mf' Q Colwell,J. J-ss, bVp,,,.,ff'i Haag, C. Cr0y, J- N'hf-fs-:a..:-:ws-S- Haberman, X Hamilton, M. Holman, L. Hommon, P. Houglan, C. Joseph S. Kneale, V. Koontz, K. Lang, S. Leader, P. Mcllroy, P. Main, M. Maurer, B. Micheal, S. Miller, B. Minty, S. Morris, L. Mulholland, P. Newman, K. Persson, S. Peters, A. Phillips, J. Resko, P. Reynolds, L. Runkle, S. Riddel, P. Shute, M. Sorchy, S. Steinruetz, L. hornhill, K. rumblee, A. okes, C. agner, R. hitaker, S. illiarnson, C. ilson, B. ylie, B. immerman, A. XX 1 S434 Sigma Alpha Tau sorority serenades a fraternity. X Talisman 4 ' ' ' X , 5 1 . . mi I l z 2 ,mu V i 5 . L '- C ,, 4 I' .. J ' ,l - '1 ' 3 , V , A .... A L , l ' 7 ' 4 ' .. l - 5 , 1 A I l . -I 4 1 e 1 Y 'v T . l fi . ' ' ' .zu Q 5 - T ' my I L. ' JN Q' .ga Av ,IF .. .3 at - sg . V A L Y ,i 1 l ' fl l I., ' . il F ' . l' ? - lr 7 I 'F X, , ,5 Q ' 5 ,lr - '4 .V 6 , A. N . . ii J L 1 'S al H X 'it m i 'V P' ui 2 ' , i if . 1 , 5 'I f, Q 4 5 I We . 12. . K , ' xl X . f, X H -. A a ..yg L to R: J. Jones-Secretary, C. Simmons-President, C. Shook-Vice President, M. A. Parks-Treasurer. . . . Founded in 1914 . . . colors of purple and gold . . . flower is the Talisman Rose . . . sell doughnuts in the spring . . . enter- tain the campus with the Basketball Bounce Allaman, S. I u Davis, 'M. Alluman, S. . . . go aboard the U.S.S. Talisman for thelr Eckner, J. Novelty Party . . . Wishes to tell all that . . . To love abundantly is to live abundantlyg To love forever is to live forever. Qi. Atchison, S. i n Felter, C. Baurnbaugh, J. Fisher, D. - . - Nfl? H.-1. ,I T- 'fx ... . 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Countr Club L to R R Yakley Treasurer, D. Jordan-President, D. Mizer-Vice Presldent, E Case Secretary . . . Founded in 1908 . . . clubbers always will remain 5'Stanch friends at all hazardsn . . . crest significant of the book of open mindedness . . . contains the lamp of learn- ing . . . noble head of a Caesar . . . clasped hands of friendship on crossed swords . . . a group of fourf mgiiing its mem- bers together 'llagns style for '. 1 EH -, the annual umfgii isf fa 574 jf'91c'rf'k?e4, 'x '-5-f 'f'rr'3 '1' as L f M fi - et' ,fl if . 3-gsf if 1-3 l was.: , I , ,ff ll -X tw fem H -fa-1 .ve rr '-.- H Y - ll ll- ..,t . i tl Q QWQWQQ 1,l4. .h legen-4 -ami. ws 1 4 J ' if ll l l'-1- M fists-M -f ' 5: revs AVA.--,,mq.,e4l - f.-:',,5L' .' ,- in - , 'il 'r D ll2:,..a44rf.f,fj'kfi1i:f'f'1:', Y -'A 5 - 1 3 . 'ifljk-:,gQi-s::'LI9.1'Q up ,- 'rieiefs '2. 'WMV EL ' if lil mu m lilldmix ,s.f:a:5:' all l ie 5-51 FF Q. 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Country Club fraternity decorates their house before a smoker. F p 9. joncla T' 'Y' l as aw Tw .sw I' L to R D Truxal Treasurer, R. Hohn-President, H. Noyes-Vice President, F M1l11gan Secretary . . Banded together in 1923 by uB1'otherly Love . . . has the edelwvei515L,33EnE'sWl?TQl of bravery and purity, for its floixxellgvl . .s-colorE2Q blue and gold . . . crest igtlfdsiiilfhlqysifgfying friend. ship . . . blue sqiiigllires for thgtythrll originators . . . two 1Jea1'lsicffsor each the flmllnders . . . three corners silhllljgga-i2l'i'5g,tfl1'ianglell of lglove, body, X ul, and 111indfQ5iQiN13g1flecl forjie ifove betwgn I ,grjifhan and bg15wfj.El ,. . . goe31VF5'2'5lfhe gf- 'fx-.N +1-,lk EV Iii? -. , fig a Hefxgglezvous. 3- Yep. A-5-9 lm-nfl ff. 'frrj-,En 5' 'aw qty ,Q if H 'f -f NM, . --all ,ff 5 L-, .41-515955 W ,Q ' ' 1'-lfEx'!?f7ljg'5'J' 'l gt ll f'f-NRE lb f 1, ,Tx X 1 gl x' -1. .Ur- Q. gf-, ijy 'tk ,J -I eilveieli '1g.rE'x. U' 1..e,ff QC., 152 211-1-J E 3 ' l ' ' 'X W? 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A swingin' hand provides music for 'iBandshel1 Rendezvous Pledges and actives participate in inter-fraternity basketball. . 'Y N .1 'X iv' .N I .35 W i ,: ' br., A 31. I.. - Hi: 1 l :. ',2-V:-IM ,- , V' lk- '- qi- ,lk s ' -f 'V -.au .londals basketball team is ready for action. FUQYQ Igt l 'swxweesl SLK 'ini ltr t ., 52':w hf3f3 17 .4 Will lv ill? .il ,W , in I ,git 915 1. lglfl 31.113-2?,..f'l lvkfiiiii l' .INQV1 5'qg5.i'.'5 ,LW Ar, , gmjgmwgf V '-Q 3 ' ' - 1 1 .. .gb Kings lag I 1 Qzyf-enlist.. H95 for L to R T .lenkms Treasurer J Muster President, R Cxampa VICE Presldent G McKinley-Secretary. my in .mnmnrp :B Allen 3117- VA Bzulor, R Anderson, K 91 Biker R Barklxy mer L 4, A-A Bea , P. Loyalty to god, country, brothers and Otterbem estabhshed Kmgs an 19418 royal colors of maroon and gold 1CC61V6d the name IXIHQSYIIIBII from the eleven charter members who Worked In the dmmg loom of Klng Hall stave for then goal of T1ue manhood serve pancakes and go barn dal1C1Ilg ezuly 111 the year hemnnd of the man lgythef man yuhself ,Q W if E 2.1: ,L ' V figtrglrrs 1 V Puddle A. Brown, D. Brunton, D. Ciarnpa, R. Clawson, J. Cunningham, D. Dielriclls, W. I Beck, T. Doney M. : . - , . - , - , , 56 W - sr' ' I 5- , . wa: - - . '?Q f.'a'1 M--.., .' ' ' A 4' ' V '1 R Y 71: ,. -1- L 1 ' f. , if f,jk' ,f ,- N ' V ,,,,w Nj ,A 1 A 3 55,15 fog I '.:q-Q' l A 4 'iw v ' V X Jw' '::3' 1 - ' . , ' ' . ' . K ' I 4' ..w.f-.w LV - sy K r R Q w. cc , -' . 59: ju . Q I - .4 -- ' . .W Y , felt :Y i lv- , . Q- . . gg si .' ' s 4 A 2 H- ' . . . In 'F ' sg . T'T2f ' -' f . '13, l ,ff --. 1+ - f- 1125.9 R .. i'2l5U7'l3gi-. l 53,7 e 6,22 ti? 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Qinley, G. mrey, T. rison, T. ler, J. im, J. ols, T. G. L, C. ril, W. fill, W. hkc, J. frs, L. , D. ldes, R. e, R. cll, H. '0n, D. r, D. r, D. ling, R. :, M. R. cy, R. , B. ,rt, A. Hy, J- ay, L. , R. 3, J. ce, D. ce, S. rt, R. haugh, K. send, R. H. cm, J. , O. cn, J. eley, D. n, R. mson, J. C. R. crman, H. 2' X 'V S... W.. M1316- J av. s-fl T 'X 'Req Ns. G14 G- ff T fav- 5' ts' ' iii Everyone enjoys Kings' Pancake sup- per and hayridc. ,Awww F5 'KI fd gg .5 K ' 'f'qf'7' lQ'?'1'G Pi Sig Raw 1, L ro R: M. Bailey-President, R. Hall-Secretary. Row 2, L to R: W. Beck-Treasurer, T. Hafner Vlce President fn 1 'ra 1. X 1, I .N . 1908 . . . oldest fraternity on campus . . . thirteen points on crest signify thirteen original members . . . black and gold . . . organized under the si , of Zodiac . . . Nero .gf 2 1, ,f 1IlV1t6S ally rusl1g5,:e9g?fgE,vyJ,Qgr9?55iy1lla . . . 72 Q55 .'I,'i'f X ' le ir , -' Plum ni. li elpfiign I 'at the 1 gi'-1 ip 34 ,eff E. ,xii 4' Anspach, N. 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Parsons-Vice President, J. Collins-President, H. Butler-Social Chairman, B. Leise-Treasurer. ra 1 ru Ailes, D. Alexander, Antonovich Argo, R. Badger, F. Bartlett, C. Becchy, D. Beheler, G. Berry, R. Blair, J. 7 A. J. . . . established in 1932 with the merger of Lakota and Cook House . . . colors of black, white and gold . . . sacred flower of Doctor Van Fleet Rose . . . stand firm under the oath of Weill make our Vows to thee . . . are living each day under Union of purpose . . . are fr1ends . . Rebel . . . enjoys the Zeta 6Sfo'1:r1Q. EEF mf ff.,.'sf ' F f C ,Lb 'f swf U riff Q.. A ' 1' ' ff '4 f. ,lld I L 1 I :a,.C4f4?-N f-s alfa if l 'll if ,Will :Tlx 4E'D'QiL 'lgql ei. xg... I qi' 1 ig ifT::l':-.N .we f .' 1. ,LJ , .11 A 1 N, ., -5.2, U, A 1,7 f 141' Iv 4 1 'N' ,-+ w3 N.f flf1'1., fzgiiifmsf' 1 f'E: ff ll '5x4f+'?f:.hQ..d3 '1' f ful hll lu 'lf ,. fi ' 71 Q 'xU'?'L521nf2.f1Q N12 L'11litm1t'l 11 1- ' lm? 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Booth, E. Booth, J. 4 '-Qi! Borcl1ers,W. rr -...3 Brand, C. .1 Brookes, G. Brown, K. Brown, S. Butler, H. Carey, J. Casey, T. ton, J. .e, R. ins, R. ins, R. r, C. er, G. y, D. s, C. ,s, J. s, M. foise, G. nger, D. nder, D. glas, H. er, E. Jar, R. er, C. lg, D. .1, J. rborn, R. ger, J. nan, L. lhardt, J ld, T. rina, J. heil, P. clricks, R S sey, T. Elem, R. Cl1.ll1gS, D Ligll, T. ' le, J. nr Ekner, H. ,D. p, W. pton, R. ,B. incott, J s, R. nz, S. ame, R. hall, D. sworth, C njian, W e, C. e, J. land, J. 'ss, D. ns, R. a, L. ring, D. rius, K. , T. l1, B. olds, G. , J. , D. , J. , R. rs, S. ng, R. r, L. rt, D. as, R. , W. M. er, M. r, W. r, M. f, W. N ' , . EG i 4,9-wg, iiiqq A 'aah' M: N HE? 'w M. 145 , ,M ,wzgf-'. wgzsigf ' ' s 'Ez ,,,h:: 3 , 11 iv ll li N ' v .2151 1293 -5' v'- Y 3 . 1 J , , u -:ef 9. , .r V up Q. X Q Honomries g A. , ,irc if pi, 5 V WY ,,.. '4 4, M.. 322 Q 1 - C '1 W1- , - v' ' . gg 1 f ' :. 75 V ' 5. L L Y ' f f .,-an ' u U ff, ,EJ 'Ge 5 k ft, -gf M- wlfsskx 'V , - 3 ' 3' 4 ' -. x' 4 - w , 1 'L , .'L ' M , 'E v f , 3,- .:.. . 3 'wi w,rf' -M' ,S -L .rl -, i 11 ,. ., ix if X , 444 E I w-sw 1-2 z ,X A F is ':,Z' j I K H .3 3 U ' .fin f 4 , L V A - ,5 5i'.-- f . lf' i ,: Q ,tk FL, ' 5- 'qu - A in , ., . Eff? fi. af . , 5 H , - ,,j5,,::f':f W 'EsE'j. 4 1 R ,N -- Q W.-A-,J , R jg,,,.n,Q lg, E HMM .x. 1 1 9 f-, . 2. ., .sau Y Torch and Key Torch and Key fThe Otterbein Scholars il, founded in 1950, was established to recognize and promote outstanding achievement in scholarship. To become a member of Torch and Key one must have completed no less than 90 hours in accepted courses and have at least a 3.5 accumulative average at the beginning of his senior year. An individual is selected on the basis of academic stand- ing, balancing in course of study, and moral character. Alpha Lambda Delta This society is the national scholastic honorary for freshman women who have attained a 3.5 average by the end of their first semester. The upper-class women members are alumnae. The purpose of Alpha Lambda Delta is to encourage high scholarship for both freshmen and upperclass women. HID- 1, L ta R: Miss H. Frank, M. Meek, S. Spangler J Fo el B Maurer J Lloyd L Bussard Raw 2 J Gorsuch Z Brown S Brenfleck D olfe, B. Krumenacker, M. Deever, R. Lackey, N Dern Phi Alpha Theta The purpose of Phi Alpha Theta, the national history honorary, is to recognize scholarship in history and to promote more active interests in this field. Members of this organization must maintain a high scholastic average, and they must also meet certain character qualifications. This society sponsors educational programs such as conferences, films, speeches, and conventions. Seated, L to R: J. Pepper, P. Barber, C. Fetter, P. Jordan, L. Schiffer, N. Mackie, L. Axline. Snlmling: .l. Muster, Dr. H. Hancock, E. Drayer, B. Koettel, P. lndorf, R. Berry, C. Strauss, D. Day, Dr. J. Laubach. Jil F .e if tt-- fha iff' af' s 9531129 J.,-... g Phi Sigma Iota Phi Sigma Iota is Otterbein's chapter of the na tional honorary foreign language society and was es tablishecl to foster appreciation and study of Romano literature and culture. A prerequisite for membershi is a high scholastic average in a language field as wel as a high accumulative average. Activities of this organization include an annua newsletter for all active and alumni members and a open meeting to promote interest in the organizatio among our student body. Seated, L to R: Miss L. Wilson, Dr. L. Rosselot, Dr. Hossclot, Mrs. M. Hopkins, Dr. P. Frank. Standing: Spangler, E. Kemp, R. Hassell, S. Morain, R. Funkhouse .l. Lacey, P. Mcllroy, B. Leise, P. Beamer. uiz and Quill The Quiz and Quill Club encourages and reco nizes creative ability among Otterbein students. T group is composed of junior and senior students wh have completed at least three semesters of Englis have shown exceptional ability in creative writing an have a high scholastic average. Faculty members W have demonstrated literary ability may be elected membership. Each year this society publishes the Quiz a Quill magazine which contains the best writings the student body, members of the club, and its alum First Row, L to Rr' Dr. H. Hancock, Mr. J. Recob, Dr. Price, K. Koontz, J. Stone, C. Shook. Second Row: J. Matto B. Acton, J. Hoffman, B. Bushong, M. Blum. Third Row: Soliday, Mr. .l. Coulter, J. Naftzger, L. Hartley. 95,9 Q i i - 'E Q- 44 'C' Theta Alpha Phi Pi Kappa Delta The members of Pi Kappa Delta take part in inter-collegiate debate and public speaking events. The purpose of the organization is to further the interest and ability of its members in inter-collegiate debate, oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and oral interpretation. Seated: M. Hall, B. Bushong. Standing, L to R: G. Mc- Kinley, L. Phillips, W. McDonald, Dr. J. Crissinger, J. Muster. The purpose of Theta Alpha Phi is to increase interest, stimulate creativeness, and to foster artistic achievement in all the allied ards and crafts of the theatre. This society honors upperclass students who have proved themselves outstanding in dramatic en deavors in all phases of the theatre. To become a member of Theta Alpha Phi, one must have an accumulation of dramatic points as well as a high scholastic average. Faculty members who meet point requirements through directing or technical work may also become members. Seated, L to R: K. Howenstine, J. Soliday, Mr. C. Dodrill, M. Hiett, J. Jones, K. Koontz, R. Berry, B. Acton, R. Davis. Standing: R. Ruble, B. 5i Ch I Tr? Sealed: P. Hopkins. Standing: Delta Omicron The music honorary society for women music majors and minors who maintain a high scholastic average is Delta Omicron. The women of this organiza- tion try to create a common interest in the field of music. They exchange ideas and methods with sister chapters throughout the country. Kappa Kappa Psi The purpose of Kappa Kappa Psi is to promote and present the best band music on our campus. The group achieves proficiency in band and opportunity for individual development. Membership in this honorary organization requires high scholarship and recommendation by the advisor. First Row, L to R: .l. Gills, T. Beck, Mr. Bradley. Second Row L Io R: J. Gallagher, T. Nichols, L. Barkhymer. Third Row L to R: J. Clawson, T. Morrison, J. Mathias. '-sf Q? if 1 H 1 1. . ff'-N' I -1 ' 1 'QN M , M 1 1 A :Lg N ., 19 v e 1 .z:111.1 ' ,m:i, u v, 1 A 11 ' -1 ' ' . , ' ' 1 ' ' E Q Q . fm. 1 . ' , ,I - gfw L O 0 ' . if 1 . Li I ff 'M x. - 1 - -1 over 1- f. 1 5 - L' . -, 1, 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 JE . ' 1.5 A. . :fy J 1 I . 0 .191 ' '. 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The many standing committees of the Student Council meet regularly with faculty, and the trustees to discuss and work campus problems and programs. This group and directs all class elections, Freshman Fall Homecoming, Freshman Bonfire, School Day, faculty evaluations, and May av. Otterbein's Student Council is a member of United States National Student Council Asso- ciation. ' , . ls 'I , 4' fe, I Row I: K. Ayers, J. Hunt, R. Tobias, C. Simmons, J. Parker. Row 2: L. Rose, J. Muster, C. Smith, D. Wolfe, M. Bamberger, P. Smith. Row 3: S. Sanders, ,I. Collins, H. Butler, D. Gates, M. Moody, S. Cribblcr. Row 4: D. Smith, J. Hoover, T. Mickey, 0. Wlells, M. E. Hull, K. Plowman. J. Muster-vice president, R. Tobias-president, K. Ayers-recording secretary, J. Hunt corresponding secretary, L. Rosegtrcusurer, D. Smith-chaplain. mf tuclent Court 141. UL L it -ff F. 'jar 1' From Top: M. Grimes, J. Thomas, C. Kaderly, W. Young, S. Williams, R. Kaderly, L. Snyder. The Student Court is the judicial section of our Student Government. The court is composed of eight studentsg one boy and one girl from each class are elected by the Student Council. The presiding judge is elected by the court. The purpose of the Student Court is to enforce the observance of rules and regulations pertaining to all phases of student life on the campus. When violations are committed, the court renders decisions appropriate to standard procedure. gc?- 1 gr i '5, :1:.q.L ix. .lg -.-. 5:11 Jffiilfiiffvf-'5 . l,'3.-.W3i'iff?15f- 'Q EE?-V . . PJ., . , 556:if-2f+1?':fg?.if'K5135? -g.f.'l-ll!-lf? if - -257'-5?f-f1- 5 ?5'f. if xiii- . t'qwsaC.s3.f:ga1ff.- -kgs,-tg ,..., - fh.:..f'15 2:9 1 ' -,gg :gg-2 rxfafl.-.1f:' 'tv ,1 'A Q? .Q 3? 221555--..'fg5LjJ5231? '- '- ..f:-1 are 5 f l t I Row 1: H. Frank, J. Stone, L. Axline, S. Bly. Row 2: B. Bushong, S. Morain, D. Weaston, F. Taggart. Row 3: E. Koehler, L. Bussard, M. Lengyel, H. Aoki. Womenfs Student Government Board Creating better living and social standards among all women students on Otterbein's campus is the purpose of the Women's Student Government Board. This board, is composed of all presidents and vice presidents of the womenis residence halls, and three elected officers who are chosen by all women students. This organi- zation handles problems which cannot be handled by the dormitory standards committee. Special projects of the W.S.G.B. include a tea in the fall for new students, faculty, and administrative women and wives. During Orientation Week, W.S.C.B. sponsors a tea for freshmen and transfer women. Menis Student Government Board The governing body of the men students of Otterbein is the Men's Student Government Board. This administrative and legislative board is com- posed of three officers elected by the men of the college and a representative from each social frater- nity. lt also includes one representative for the independent men and one representative each from the dorm council. Meetings are held to discuss and interpret regulations set by the Student Council and Administration. The M.S.G.B. is an important part of our democratic system of self-government on our campus. K. Boyer, M. Weaver, D. Truxal, D. Smith, J. Moore, S. Sidow, D. Brubaker, K. Gilson. R. ,gt as ll lf, ll' ::,:: ll 'mv' I H QM :1:g'::' I .3- Hg ,G iii? 'ChFif.. w X ! Religious fl XX lf. E L W 'fs ...V N a ..-QR vu we 1 , il ,- ,1 -Q A ,,. lx v 7? ,, E 2145231 Wi 'W 'K Q' 9,5 vas' , . V. 4 , 2-I ' Wi Y 9, L ff J' 'Hai' . 1 5 Q f 4 H w A x 1 :Q -Q , an M .Qu , H. N ,K 3 1 P V , 5.5, , - b 1 i -- 'H - ,-- ' in 5 sl? leligion Commission. Seated: K. McClure, E. Wagntrr, E. Smith, . Schoppelrei, B. Cello, V. Kneale, S. Hodgson. Slanrling: L. Mc- lorkle, J. Goedeking, R. Brick, S. Olsen, M. A. Sheaffer, J. David- Jn, K. Ackerman, P. Bushong, S. Davis. J. Porter. M. Lloyd. Y. W. C. A. Any Otterbein woman can heroine a member of the Young Women's Christian As- sociation. The purpose of this year's Y.W.C.A. is to act as a service organization. The group is divided into four commissions that are spon- soring a total of eight proj- eets. These projects include adopting a needy family at Christmas time, promoting the friendship exchange be- tween the Westerville resi- dents and the Y.W.C.A. niemliers, planning programs for the state schools and mak- ing Christmas gifts for hos- pital patients. The Y.W.C.A. sponsors the Community-wide Campus Christmas-Tree light- ing ceremony, Mother's Week- end, May Day Breakfast, the Y-Mixer, Talent Show and the Big-Lil' Sis program. The advisory hoard under the di- rection of Mrs. Richard Coad has worked xery hard to set up the new plan of organiza- tion. :. 'C Xt 'I Row 1: M. L. Keinath, C. Fetter, C. Shook, P. Smith, J. Sehoppelrei, K. Watts. Row 2: P. Rietschlin, S. Landwer, S. Bly, V. Barnes. World Affairs Commission. Row 1: M. Edgerley. J. Buckle. L. Gillespie, J. Reese, M. Moritz, D. Randolph, M. Hiett, W. Whitt-. L. Arnold. J. Jacobs, C. Wicks, S. Shelton. Huw 2: P. Krolm, E. Marty. Xl. ljeewr, li. Weaston, C. Wright, N. Zimmer, L. Snyder, L. Axline, K. Forbes, D. Darling, W. Daugherty, K. Shuek, L. Evans. Row 3: C. Shook. C. lloyd. Nl. Crimes, S. Keim, S. Allaman, L. Yarman, B. Powers, Handel, C. Warren. C. Darling. C. VanAsdale, J. Crow, S. Roth. J. Cline. L. Clair, li. Daily, li. Clor, S. Salis- bury, L. Nelson. Row 4: M. Slack, A. Clymer, H. Walehner, R. Huprieh, M. Lindncr, M. Sims, B. Wilson. R. Kolyno. L. Stvinnu-tx. .l. Watkinson, J. Barnes. K. Newman, J. Jones, C. Thomas, N. Stewart, N. Ertel, E. Potts, S. 'Y i I 4' rrr I I ,fat g v J ' A l 1 'it -.g-3 if? !! sq if xi . 90 Arts Commission. Serzlerl: S. Lang, V. Leader, C. Fetter, J. McCoy, R. Patton. J. Killlul. C. Pulsing, J. Neal, S. McKee, k, C. Aoki, K. Newhouse. Standing: M. I.A'I'lg!yf'l. L. Morris. C. 0FlJ0fI1, K- SClll1Il1ilCll9l'- S- Lindl Landwer, S. Stemshorn, L. Lewis, C. Varner, D. Shawd, J. Black. BLITHPS, M. Cfilwfvffl. C- SUBTJQT- L- harger, L. Harris, L. Mills, V. Barnes. lillvr, L. Sehear, H. Freeman, ll. L. McVay, J. Padfield, M. Blair, S. S. Cauch, J. Schoepke. cy. Huw 2: V. Garrabrant, A. Mattlwws. M. Drew, C. Hard- Row 3: B. Pollen, S. Whitaker, Maura-r, M. Wright, A. Storer, Barrett, M. Shaffer, S. Berger, I53 9 C.C.A. The Council of Christian Association is the harmonizing unit of Otterbein's religious organizations. The President and Program Chairman of each religious organization on campus, a representative from the Student Council, the President of the college, the College Chaplain, and the Pastor of the First E.U.B. Church compose this group. The main projects for the year are Religion-in-Life Week and Student-Sharing Week which are worked out in conjunction with the Spiritual-Life Committee. Dr. Otis Maxfield spoke to Otterbein students in an open Y.M.C.A. meeting. I' C3 ,,-qi' ' ' Row 1: W. McDonald, M. Moody. Row 2: R. Wiblin. Row 3 Smith, D. Schar, Rev. Recob. Young Merfs Christian Associatro The Otterbein College Student YMCA is a fellowship in which the cultural, physical, recrea- tional, and spiritual needs of men students are met. Membership is open to any male student of any race, religion, or creed. This organization is an integral part of the World Wide Y.M.C.A. This year's program stressed international re- lations, interracial problems, and courtship and marriage. The members participated in intramural sports and sponsored an all-campus swimming party. As a service project, they helped send stu- dent volunteers abroad for participation in work camps and student exchange. The advisor of YMCA is Mr. Vigilante. The officers are C. Zech A. Siebert, D. Smith and D. Knight. Church Choir Row I, L to R: Mr. L. Frank, B. Geho, R. Huprich, J. Reigliard, S. Sain, C. Hcllwartlx, C. S. Albright, M. Hiett, A. Clymer, N. Ertel, E Wa ner Rout 2: K. Stanley, l. Caulker, S. Williams, M. Deever, J. Leohner, D. Fisher. S. Bly, B. Woods, J. Stone, M. Lloyd, Dr. L. Shackson. Row 3 J Ru h S Smith, S. Wilson, L. Bollechino, S. Drinkliouse, R. Ciampa, C. Olin, R. Harris, K. Anderson, J. Riffer, M. Priest, L. Marburger, M. Lengyel Row 4 D Nc har, J. Gills. D. Sauer, R. Harris, D. Brenton, B. Shu:-ry, N. Gustafson, P. Beal, J. Miller. Mid-Week Prayer Group -'mv 'T' id-Day uiet Time The chapel of the First E.U.B. Church is the meeting place for Quiet Time during the mid-clay break. The college students can take a few minutes of quiet meditation and rest from busy college routine each day. Occasionally special speak- ers are invited, but usually the devotional period is led by a student. Row I, L to R: C. Simmons, J. Hugh, .l. Barnes. Row 2: M. Lengyel, K. Shumacher, V. Leader, M. A. Slleaffer. Row 3: K. McClure, L. McCorkle, M. Schadl. Row 4: H. Zimmerman, Speelman. J. Grey, L. Long. The first E.U.B. Church Choir, under the direction of Dr. Lee Shackson has 40-50 members and is open to students, faculty, and townspeople. The purpose of the church choir is to enable the student to continue serving the church away from home by contributing to the worship service through song. The choir participated in the annual Christmas service, which included Handel's lVIcssiah,'7 and an annual Easter Cantata. Row 1, L lo R: S. Wilson, L. McCorkle, K. McClure, S. Smith, D. Schar. Row 2: S. Speelnian, L. Augenstine, J. Stone, Dr. P. O. Deever, M. Schadl. .4 X7 Row 1: C. Varner, J. Hugh, C. Smith, L. Schiffer, K. Plowman, S. Sain, M. Moody, M. Deever, M. Led- hetter, A. Buckley, J. Wiblin. Raw 2: Rev. Recoh, R. Koetell, D. Sauer, D. Schar, S. Smith, W. McDonald, R. Huprich, K. Anderson, M. Hiett, C. Hellworth, K. Boyer, C. Olin, R. Ciainpa, J. Muster, P. Beal, R. Wilalin, Dr. Deever. The Student Fellowship The Student Fellowship at Otterbein meets every Sunday evening, providing students of any denomination the oppor- tunity of combining their ideas and thus growing spiritually. Dr. P. Deever and Chaplain J. Reeob, as advisors, help to guide this group in their programs of discussion, some form of recreation, and worship. The purpose of this group is to find a deeper insight into the problems which face one in his spiritual growth. College Forum Every Sunday morning following the regular worship service the College Forum meets in the basement of the E.U.B. Church. Ray Wilalin leads this group of interested students in discussions of proh- lems of the Collegian and everyday life as seen through Christianity. The program is varied with outside speakers and panel discussions by the students. .....-1 ...-ff N' Q J ' in buff rr-19' Row 1: G. Olin, J. Stone, K. McClure, B. McDonald, D. Sauer. R. Ciampa, B. Powers. Row 2: C. Donnell. S. WJ' J. G'1l R. Wiblin, B. Schillinff, H. Russell, L. Long, J. Miller. R01U3.' M. Svhadl, C. Olson, J. ison, 1 s, ,, Taylor, B. Shuey, B. Koettel, P. Beal, T. McFarr0n, Dean D. Waas, J. Reeoh, and D. Molyneux. so-,x' J i ee Delta Tau Chi Delta Tau Chi is a pre-professional religious fraternity for people anticipating some kind of religious vocation. ln order to prepare themselves for a life of Chris- tian serviee, the students take an active part in preparing numerous programs con- sisting of quest speakers, panel discus- sions, and devotional services. In this way Servants of Christ is really carrying out the English translation of Delta Tau Chi. Publications, Fine Arts . ' . - and S eeictl Interests P -1 wg. . 3 R!- 413' ,V 1, c. Qzgif 1 E s A U 4 1 q ' 5- A ,x xt A M . i - it-:nf f IL! , , fl' F? M19 j r l ',-.-P W X, X . egg. ,41- Co-editors, Cede Blum and Carol Shook, get the last few pages ready for shipping as Business Manager, Ben Leise, checks the financial record ibyl Combined efforts of many interested students make the Sibyl a reality each year. The staff members seek to recreate the events of the scholastic year soon to be cherished memories. The Sibyl Queen, chosen by the staff, becomes the honored guest at the publications banquet held in the spring. She represents the true spirit of Otterbein as it is reflected in the Sibyl. Co-editor, Carol Shook shows a finished page to copy editors M. L. ATUSIS B- Kadefhf, 5- Gallagher, and J- FUTHY Show Sand T0 Photographer Lippincott, L. Holman, L. Bollechino, J. Hoffman, and J. Watkinson, a D- G00dWiI1- member of the business staff. Eiu t I f 1 -L-.--W , nz Y gggyltlz ., W -X N X , H , Y X. H The Photography Staff V ...sg Q K ,- Blum shows G. Redies, C. Kuderly, Z. Brown, S. Sain, N. Vorpe, and Buckley a list of pictures that have been taken. P. Mcllroy, M. A. Floyd, C. S. Albright, S. McQuillin, and L. Evans check P' ' to see if all the pictures have been scheduled. x .' . The Layout Staff m Z 1 The Copy Staff Painter, T. Kintigh, D. Fisher, J. Lloyd, K. Shuck and L. Bussard check the details. Hellwilflh, C- Feffef, B- MOHSOU, L- Augensteinf and K- Ackerman check The copy staff, L. Steinmetz, B. Maurer, M. Hiett, J. Leohner, P. Staby, last minute details. S. Drinkhouse, find it easy to smile after a deadline has been met success- fully. f....f L X . 1 sf .e -.9 '7 IAIEI-4 as e Masala. ,- M' Qifiiisiiif' M. A. Parks, thc editor, spends many hours each week preparing the T81 C. Tan and Cardinal CZT' 7? f, A41 X 5241- Each week the campus news- paper, the Tan and Cardinal, is published for students and faculty as well as interested alumni and parents. Students assume all the duties-from gathering of the news to the setting of type and the proofreading of the galleys. The TSC reflects opinions of stu- dents and faculty, and good enter- tainment for all. Various activi- ties sponsored by the staff includ a publications banquet, Ann-Ton' Gut Run, the Miss T8zC contest and a parody edition. Seated: C. Moore, D. Berry. Standin E, Druyer, T. Kintigli, B. Glor, N. Vol K. Koontz, N. Darnly, L. Holman, Evans. 'AR Lfm Far J. Pepper, J. Davidson, S. Drinkhouse, K. Hambel, C. Shook giggle at the Creek notes. The Circulation Staff The Typists The Feature Writers hz ,5 'mu-11 l ,ii T37 'ts' The Circulation staff, J. Jacobs, L. Bollechino, S. Drinkhouse M. A. Floyd, L. Evans, C. Fetter, and J. Leobner, find them selves busy distributing Tan and Cardinals on Friday morning The Reporters Reporting is a diligent responsibility for D. Weaston, C. Darling, K. Anderson, D. Sturges. I6I Cap and Dagger 1 By acting and by working behind the if scenes, students receive points which count towards Cap and Dagger mem- f,' st f A bership. 1.-nl:if'l:-Lenses A.:-sy...gs1 The aim of Cap and Dagger is to promote interest in dramatics among Otterbein students. This organization honors upperclassmen who are outstanding in all phases of the theatre. Every dramatic production depends upon the members of Cap and Dagger and Theta Alpha Phi for such things as costumes, props, make up, tickets, and ushers. Each spring a recognition banquet is held for Cap and Dagger and Theta Alpha Phi members. This year the group sponsored a lecture concerning Shakespeare's Richard Illf' First Row, L to R: Mr. Thayer, C. Alban, J. Jones, M. Hiott, B. Acton, R. Rublc, K. Howenstine, J. Soliday, K. Koontz, L. Augenstein, Mr. Dodrill. Secon Row: J. Adams, R. Russo, R. Berry, D. Martin, S. Brenfleck, B. Bushong, S. Gallagher, G. Delk, R. Bennett, R. Davis, M. Bailey. Y if Vizri ' 3 ,zjszj ir gig ' Q l L Debate Resolved: that labor unions should be under the jurisdiction of anti- trust legislationf' This is the topic which was ar- gued by the 1962 debate squad. The group which was one of the largest in Otterbein's history started out the season with the warm-up Tournament at Denison. Before Thanksgiving, the team traveled north to the Wooste.r District Clash Debate Tournament. They also sponsored the Cap- Otter Debate. The Holiday Invita- tion Debate, Womerfs State, and lVIen's State were just a few of the in- tercollegiate tournaments in which Otterbein stu- dents had the opportunity to express themselves in competition for credit and experience. Ei Marquet-Program Chairman, G. Alspach-Chief Engineer, and Don Martin--Station anager, keep WOBN running efficiently. .-.l 5 ! Row I: G. Custer, W. McDonald, J. Wright, H. Staats, K. Himbel. Row 2: H. Mason, T. Nikides, B. Maurer, L. Snyder. Row 3: J. Muster, S. Gallagher, D. Fisher, K. Koontz, B. Bushong, J. Bryan. Row 4: C. McKinley, .l. Plischke, L. Phillips, Dr. Grissinger. One of the most efficient organizations on campus is WOBN, Otte1'bein's FM station which is owned and SI operated by the speech department. All of the football games including the one at Centre College which was 270 miles away along with many of the basketball and baseball games were heard on 91.5. In addition to athletic events, WOBN broadcasted convocation services, Sunday morning services from the First E.U.B. Church, and over thirty-five hours of regular programing. Q! D. Martin broadcasts at Club's Mardi Gras. 75' nw' li WAA OFFICERS: Seated, L to R: L. Bollechino, L. Axline, S. Hcpt Standing: S. Sain, M. Blum, F. Rarnage, E. Womenis Athletic Association Intramural tournaments for women, co-rec tournaments, and various outings during the year are activities of the WAA. Membership requires a 2.0 scholastic average, and an accumulation of 100 points under the WAA point system. ln addition to all these activities, the WAA governing hoard accepts the responsibility of directing the Beanie and Scrap Day programs for freshman women. A busy group are WAA women as they attempt to or- ganize and supervise the recreational W.A.A. SPORTS HEADS: if First Row, L to R: D. Stoffer, M. A. Floyd Second Harris, J. Phillips, C. Schweitzer, M. Bamherger S M. Moody. Third Row: C, Kaderly, E. Koehler H D. Potts, P. Buck. Arnold. program on our campus each year. is-1' Sealed, L to R: C. Kouse, N. Darnley, P. Zimmerman, M. Fast, J. Reighartl. .l. Luxford, R. Takacs, M. Gorsuch, L. McVay, B. Glor. Standing B Bush ong, K. Howenstine, D. Day, K. Sherhine, S. Wilson, V. W'alker, E. Clor, S. Wcmlfersbergcr, .l. Pfleger. P. Mcllroy, V. Barnes. Modern Dance Club Modern dance teaches a girl how to establish a mood in dancing, whether the atmosphere is gay, sad, frightening, or serious. Girls who are asked to join the Modern Dance Club must he interested in spending many hours of work on exercises, routines, and actual rehearsal. L to R: S. Milam, S. Banbury, J. Jones, N. Darnley, J. Hunt, S. Joseph, H. Staats, C. Schweitzer, L. Schiffer. PY Row 1: D. Hohn, L. Pasqua, G. Aidt, E. Higgs, J. Wilson, J. Thomas, C. Schumacher. Row 2: J. Moore, G. Gornall, D. Drummel, L. Ishida, J. Ward, J. Hoover, D. Jordan, D. Scheu, R. Tobias, D. Sharpe. Row 3: J. Blair, G. Vermilion, D. Cheek, G. Reynolds. Row 4: G. Dehevoise, J. Ginn, H. Wood, K. Anderson. Row 5: T. Hafner, D. Youngpeters, R. Allison, D. Morriss. Row 6: B. Young, L. Humbert, L. Lindsey, J. Collins. Row 7: T. Ater, C. Oakley, R. Parsons, D. Snelling. Row 8: K. Gilson, J. Walberry, W. Bryan, J. Moreland. Row 9: K. Schultz, R. Ciampa, L. Carman, R. Meeks. Row 10: C. Kidwell, A. Siebert, G. Aukerman. Row 11: J. Moorhead, L. Cawley, M. Duckworth, C. Bartlett, D. Weston, M. Ishida, H. Vance, S. Robinett, B. Messmer. Row 12: Mr. Zarhaugh, D. Kull, G. Fields, E. Henn, K. Boyer, B. Swan, D. Gravatt. ' CC 99 Varsity O VARSITY 0 OFFICERS: B. Young, C. Reynolds, G. Kidwell, D. Jordan, L. Humbert L. Cawley. Varsity HO promotes high standards in both athletic and social conduct of all its members and cooperates with the aclministra tion and Student Council in maintaining all rules of the college. Male- students who have earned a letter either by participation in or association with athletics are eligible for membership. This active group distinguished by their cardinal crew neck sweaters is responsible for freshman beanie sales, selling concessions at football games, and selecting the Winter Homecoming Princess. Pi Epsilon The name of this organization shall be Pi Epsilon. The purpose of this campus organization is to promote professional growth in the Won1en's Physi- cal Education Department of Otterbein. Membership is open to those girls who are majoring or rninoring in physical education. Row 1: C. Blum, F. Ramage, S. Whitaker, B. Wilson. Row 2: P. Buck, J. Phillips, L. Arnold. Row 3: H. Altman, S. Runkle, J. Colwell. Row 4: S. Wilson, C. Hadfield, S. Sorchy. Raw 5: M. Daniels, E. Koehler, J. Carter. l65 The national, professional organi- Home Economics Club To bind Home Economics students together while they are in school and to prepare them for a better life after graduating is that for which the Home Economics Club strives. Membership is open to those who are majoring or minoring in Home Economics. Besides their bi-monthly meetings designed to be of benefit in their profession, these girls are kept busy by working with the Varsity O in selling concessions at the football games. 'Z ., , -, '71 9' ' Q' ' 51 ft 5 f 'I . T7 - , . 7' -is J k i -,JL S ' V . F' Wx A F . A , 4 g i , t J --rr -- 1 q i .NSF-'1. 5 ' ,x-.'L I ' v Row 1: Mrs. Ingram, S. Michael, C. Kaderly, M. H. Lippincott, P. Smith, Mrs. Joyce. Row 2: J. Jones, P. Leader, M. Grimes, N Stewart, D. Darling, M. J. Hendricks, N. Appler, B. Franklin, C. Wright, S. Jordan K. Ackerman, P. Zimmerman, S. Allaman C. Thomas. Society for Advancement of Management s Row 1: B. Johnson, C. Fields, M. Drew, R. Huprich, S. Travis, C. Arnold. Row 2: J. Furay, N. McClure, L. Lewis, M. Lengyel, J. Adams, L. Evans, N. Ertel, I. Caulker, C. Boren, J. Luxford, L. Peck, A. Phillips, L. Shuck. zation of management in industry, com- merce, government, and education on Otterbeinis campus is S.A.M. This or- ganization strives to bring together ex- ecutives in business and students pre- paring to go into business. Through S.A.M., students are given the oppor- tunity to participate in discussions in- volving the organizing, planning, con- trolling, and directing of activities. Meetings are held once a month during the academic year and include speakers, films, and group discussions. Row 1: Mr. Glaze, N. Palmer, S. Sidow, M. Weaver, J. Walberry. Row 2: B. Werner, A. Siebert, A. Biddle, D. LeGrand, K. Ayers, J. Gravina. Row 3: G. Kohler, J. Moorhead, D. Hollifield, C. Hadfield, K. Koontz, B. Swan. Row 4: J. Pietila, J. Moreland, B. Leise, D. Gault, D. Moser, J. Roose. Row 5: J. Spring A. Hall, B. Dietrich, D. Argo. Row 6: R Blair, T. Casey, J. Reardon, C. Hawks. Row 7: J. Ginn, J. Peters, D. Cheek, R. Lucas. 1 1-tow 1: M. Gorsuch, D. Marshall, C. Hadfield, D. Day, R. Stiverson Row 2: T. Hugli, L. Schiffer, N. Smith, B. Maurer, D. Fisher, S. Landwer, S. Williams. Row 3: J. Pietila, B. Monson, M. Hiett, C. Fetter, S. Allaman R. Leibolt. Row 4: S. Berger, C. Varner, L. Glor, R. Huprich, L. Gillespie Row 5: S. Barrett, S. Lang, S. C-ee-ting, L. Alspach. OSEA The Otterbein chapter of the Student Education Association strives to deepen students' interest in teaching as a career, to encourage the careful selection and guidance of persons admitted to teacher education programs, and to contribute to a reasonable balance in teacher supply and demand. As a result of the programs with special speakers and discussions, any student who is enrolled in a teacher education program gains many benefits, which will aid in his teaching profession. The Music Educators National Conference, an organization for music 1 --as Row I: E. Woods, M. Lindner, C. Warren, C. Darling, J. Riffer. Row 2: L. McVay, J. Thorndike, J. Watkinson, L. Steinmetz, L. McCorkle, K. Plow- man, C. Wicks. Row 3: B. Doney, G. Barnes, P. Bushong, M. Lloyd, S. Salisbury, S. Leonard. Row 4: W. Daugherty, S. McKee, N. McClure, J Leibrook, L. Harris. Row 5: J. Buckle, S. Robertson, K. Watts, B. Geho ,l. Baumbaugll. Standing: R. Freeman, M. Drew, D. Weaston, .l. Scott, C, Snyder, M. Slack, J. Neal, D. Randolph, S. Shelton, R. Patton, L. Mar- burger, L. Humbert. education majors, was organized to create an interest in better public chool music. Principles and techniques of teaching music are studied. Officers of O.S.E.A. are M. Deever, B. Glor, I. Mack, S. Smith, C. HCllYVLll'lil, and D. Holm. e activities which will prepare the members for a career in music -education are important. Row 1: J. Mathias, P. Hopkins, T. Nichols, C. Wigle. Row 2: G. Delk, D. Shawd, T. Beck, C. Kouse, D. Fisher, C. Hoffman, R. Cox. F., -sr ix!- - - fb VK. D , 1' ' i - if a. 5' .1 ,g ., T? I sf v 1 s v+vcv+ fy xv v.v r+vv+4v+'lv+vv+-f 7 'Y 'ft' 'Y' Row 1: D. Sauer, S. Ellis, S. Broderick, H. Allen, B. Shuey, R. Tobia D. Schar, D. Emmons, D. Botdorf. Row 2: Dr. Shackson, W. O'Neil, S. Stiles, T. Casey, J. Sutton, T. Nichols, K. Moore, D. Jordan, M. Williams, B. Shackson. Row 3: J. Taylor, R. Holtshouse, M. Gerald, J. Miller M. Doney, G. Cook, M. Weaver, J. Gray, N. Gustofson, L. Rose. M en's Glee Club The Men's Glee Club was organized in 1909 and is the oldest choral group on campus. It exists primarily to give men an opportunity to sing for their own enjoyment. Through diligent practice this group provides enjoyment for others as well. Any men may audition for membership. The group makes several local appearances as well as making one major concert tour each year. Dr. Lee Shackson, Chairman of the Department of Music, is the director. Womenis Glee Club The Women's Glee Club, organized in 1918, provides for its members the experience of singing quality music, the fellowship of others with similar interests, and the enjoyment of entertaining. Membership is open by audition. Under the direction of Dr. Lee Shackson the Glee Club has presented local concerts and has toured Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, and the New England States. The major concert tour this year was to Florida. Row I, L no R: M. Edgerley, J. Stone, B. Geho, P. Rietschlin, L. Lewis, K. Shuck, R. Huprich, C. S. Studebaker, B. Stiverson, S. Gribble M. Hiett, BT Steele, C. Fetter, S. Murley, R. Gorman, B. Doney, K. Newhouse, M. Lloyd, L. Painter. Row 2: L. Shuck, D. Stoffer, N. Haywoo K. Stanley, S. Gauch, S. Smith, C. Sheaifer, J. Pfleger, C. Schweitzer, J. Curmodc, L. Conrad, B. Woods, N., Smith, C. Hague, C. S. Albright, Williams, J. Weishner, M. Grimes, B. Powers, J. Zagray. Row 3: C. Hadfield, V. Barnes, B. Glor, C. Hellworth, I. Caulker, S. Banbury, Speelman, L. Fisher, M. J. Hendrixs, L. Glor, M. Kerr, J. Rugh, S. Wilson. D. Darling, S. Snyder, B. Wylie, B. Wagner, J. Crow, S. Bly, Allard, L. Morris, L. Bollechino. S4 A,4 F4 5,1 :-'ut F4174 a-74 rvf. x'4. A74 rv: F1 A74 F1 171 F: rv: CTS :vt :vi 5'-1 fwvfvwvevfv- 'ffvwvfvvvfvx v vw-rzvfvfv ' ik ITAA.:-+4 a-+4 it r+4 f+4 .r+4 f+4 .s+1. a-+4 A+-u+4r+4f+41-+-u+4 'if'-H -A4-1,24 '+ l68 Y YV 'f 'CY Y 555559 Y V YY W yilkti-+4 34,3 it I 17 YY YY YY Y w sesame ' YY YY YY YY '15 1 i4,4lt4f+4J-+432 IYYVVTYYYYVN 541+-l!+K7+4!+4!4z 'fYiYfYfY'lV1 sh :h:h:h: .M lg- 17 YY 'l 2- kr I.:-4-4. r+4 x+-Q :+A A454149-4:41-A ,Ja it l+4 it A+ r fi fy YY YY ,L It 144 It 2+ El-114-I Hi I+! I+ El-I El-I I+I 312+ Evl I-+I PE 3-I I+ 3-I E0-I HI 311+ l Organist Guild Prof. Lawrence Frank is advisor to Organist Guild which is composed of students taking organ lessons. The members are encouraged to widen their appreciation and knowledge of organ music by attend- ing recitals on campus and in the Franklin County Area. Brass Choir With an annual tour and a home concert, the Brass Choir is quite active. Students who play in the college band or students taking private lessons who are recommended by the director, are eligible to be- come a part of the Brass Choir. Under the direction of Prof. Westrich, the Brass Choir has the distinction of being the only ensemble of its kind in any Central Ohio School. 1 f',.f . Seated, at organ: Lawrence Frank. Row I: C. Sheaffer, M. Osburn, C. S. Studebaker, N. Vorpe, M. Munz, J. Mathias, R. Price, D. Fisher. Row 2: L. Lewis, M. Deever, H. Seto, K. Stanley. Row I: T. McFarren, T. Morrison, T. Beck, R. Ciampa, B. Steele, J. Solmes. Row 2: R. Croy, P. Hopkins, J. Clawson, K, Tittlebaugh, T. Nichols. Utterbein College Band W- 'ran J.. 'Yr' 9 n A familiar sight on the football field are fifty white, bobbing plumes ustruttin high The many activities of the band include playing for sports events, a wlnter concert, a spring '4pop concert, and a lawn concert on Baccalaureate. In the fall the marching hand participated in the Westerville Halloween Parade. Tier ., 'X a F .faq 3, .Q .bw +5-f'f:ff'l. 73' I '..,Kf-9.51. 3,321 ll-4.5517 l ?'iT- .. W, 13?i1.,gjx 335-S ,,'?.-H atv ,- - if 'I ' ' '-.1 J 555, J f -,Lv . 3 ' ff s- J 32 'T Y- T 51 'L ,- ' ' 'iff l i- , I , if ruw, 3. ,W 1 - . ,,, -. . in -- , ..r'ti3,-'-?gfS'- 'F Wikia' D. 'if' p t- ...i -.-ig. NL.,-b-,:xJ:y.:.,f-5,-gifs 'Q 55 1 ,1 5 r :ZW V3-JJLF -5,9-' T' , 4 I , w. s J ,, 5 rag' fs qc- 5 B e ,, W he - 2 f -I 4. .A f .,, :-f .ry-'agggg x ' as ifg.-5-.g,7s --' 7212. 5 'ij 5iz?5..ZW:3f-QQ ' -ff -..-.. .. , ., Egg 21.5. 4571 ' ' ' XSTQYAQ1 1 I Z 9' db sq . 4-5 f 2 W Y I A . ,111 19' , i x T . N A f ' A H 's J . Q - ' . . S 1 . ' T -, rn' N 1 , ,r ,, c - ' A- . . !n'.1:.. Row I: C. Kouse, C. Smalley, R. Plessinger, A. Clymer, M. Slack. Row 2: C. Alban, J. Reighard, M. Meek, S. Patterson, P. Riddle, J. Phillips. Row 3: M. Deever, R. Lackey, A. Russel, J. Perry, M. Bamberger. Row 4: B. Hanning, M. Lengyel, C. Wigle, C. Hoffman, J. Mack, N. Bone, B. Parker. A Cappella Choir The A Cappella Choir is composed of fifty students selected by competitive audition. Members are chosen for excellence of voice and musical ability. Each student must retain his membership by maintaining a high academic average. This organization has for fourteen years delighted audiences throughout eastern and southern United States. The 1961-62 concert season was highlighted by an appearance with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra and included a tour of eastern Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York. Row I: J. Gilts, L. Ley, D. Smith, G. Hatton, B. Yakley. Row 2: G. Delk, D. Mizer, G. Olin, D. Cault, J. Gallagher, R. Ciampa. Row 3: L. Barkhymer, T. Beck, K. Tittlebaugh, R. Cox, B. Weichelman, L. Humbert, J. Bryan. Row 4: L. Voorhees, D. Drummel, R. Baker, J. Mathias, T. Morrison, N. Gustafson D. Brubaker, B. Hartley. fi If ss . w-uv ,V JL : ,,, I , ' -l QV! h . A ' ' . , U ur y 1 ' ' i. I uf' 1 i - V4 C 4 it 'A F .' f l ' Y ' 5 4 . ' , I7 1 L . it ,,- 'Q i , L I A l fs ' I ,A I , b A , P I .NNI v I72 54.95 A 5' 1, ,ua 6 Row I: S. Barrett, D. Berry, J. Pepper, P. Hopkins, Dr. Laubach, R. Patton. Row 2: B. Krumenacher, K. Hambel, L. Axline, C. Kaderly, K. Kanto, D. Randolph, S. Snyder. Row 3: M. Schadl, D. Rhoades, J. Kline, F. Badger, L. Soliday. Row 4: J. Davis, N. Damley, D. Day, R. Gutheil. Standing: H. Mason, C. Donnell, J. Moorhead, B. Messmer, L. Alspach. Young Democrats The purpose of the Young Democrats Club is to stimulate in young people an active interest in governmental affairs, and to foster, and perpetuate the ideals and principles of the Democratic Party. Meetings are designed to further this twofold purpose. The co- sponsorship of ah mock political convention held during presidential election years is the main project of the Young Democrats Club. Young Republicans The Young Republican Club is an active group on campus which strives to foster constructive ideas about Ameri- can politics and to show the 1 4 Republican approach to politi- Y. cal thinking and strategy. All ,,, , v as-L, students at Otterbein who are interested in politics and the Republican Party have the op- portunity to join in the various activities of this organization. Row 1: L. Steinmetz, D. Fisher, C. Darling, K. Schumacher, E. Woods, B. Nowland, S. Berger, M. Shaffer, S. Caugh, ,l. Porter, J. Riffer. Row 2: M. A. Floyd, C. Shook, C. VanAsdale, E. Wagner, M. Crawford, M. Dudley, G. Calihan, N. Palmer. Row 3: K. Anderson, C. McKinley, M. Williams, T. Jenkins, H. Allen, R. Townsend, A. Biddle, J. Laubie, R. Tobias, T, Sharp, D. Ruch, J. Muster. .J 4. gill? ' Row 1: M. Lindner, C. War ren, L. Puterbaugh, A Storer, A. Brown, M. East B. Powers, P. Huneke. Row 2: K. Newman, N. Ertel, K. Gil- son, A. Siehert, D. Sturges, T. Casey, J. Thomas. 7I58-l75-EP The Cleanesi' Place in Town HALL'S GENERAL VILLAGE I LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING Free Piclc-Up and Delivery IE'Yhf3leaTi'IS9 Meeling Place for Sfudenis an lr :ms mg - ay 22 W' Main S+. 882-M65 33 N. STATE ST. 882-2395 Complimenis of PEMBROKE LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS 396 Madison Ave. Bridgeport Connecficui' Weslmoreland Sferling Silver Also Nancy Prenliss Crysial, China and S+ainless Tableware A. T. MCLEAN so w. Plum S+. sez-2:93 CONGRATULATIONS THE HUFFMAN-WOLF COMPANY Mechanical Coniracfors l60I Woodland Ave. Phone Columbus, Ohio 253-340' Complimenis of DAUGHERTY PHOTOGRAPHS CARDINAL RESTAURANT LAURETTE'S Fine Food Fashions 'For 'ihe I0 s. STATE sr. WESTERVILLE Well'D'eSSed Woman no No. STATE sr. 882-23I2 GENE GOULD, INC. I5 E. College Ave. Dodge - Darl' - Lancer Complimenis of MORELAND FUNERAL HOME I04 E. College Ave. 882-2l97 WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE Your Sporfing Goods Headquariers 50 N. STATE STREET 882-2262 WILKIN MOTOR SALES Ford Sales and Service 3l E. 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Otterbein College is proud of The important place iT has given to women in higher education. lt was The Second college To admit women on an equal basis with men. lt was The first college To appoint women to The faculty on an equality with men. The first Two graduates from Otterbein were women. Otterbein is proud of its contribution to the church. The first missionary society of The former United Brethren Church was organized in The College Chapel in 1852. Scores of missionaries have gone from The college to foreign fields. Hundreds of ministers received college Training aT Otter- bein. Thousands of loyal and active Christian laymen have been Otter- bein students. Otterbein is proud of its graduates who have gone into business, engineer- ing, education, medicine, law, music, coaching, and church vocations To mention only a few of The categories in which Otterbein alumni have ex- celled. Otterbein is proud of the high percentage of its graduates who go on to postgraduate study. Otterbein is proud ofthe recognition it has received from every maior standardizing and accrediting agencies. Otterbein is proud of its religious purpose and heritage in a world which too often overlooks the eternal values. Otterbein is proud of her student body, for the most part committed To a wholesome way of life without morbid restraints on the one hand or un- restrained excess on The other hand. Otterbein is proud of its faculty, a group of scholarly men and women ded- icated to assisting young people To prepare for Christian leadership in state and church. Otterbein is proud To be a medium-sized liberal arts college. OTTERBEIN COLLEGE Complimenis of F. M. BROWN-ROYAL FURNITURE Wesferville, Ohio 882-2356 27 W. Main S+- Communiiy Shoe Repair Complimenfs of GvUY'S SHELL SERVICE SI'aI'e and Schroclc Rd. IT'S FUN TO SERVE YOU ROUSH HARDWARE Congrafuldes Wesierville Shopping Cenier OH-erbein Seniors 882-3623 Complimen+s of HUHN'S Complimen'I's of J. W. HANCE MANUFACTURING CO. 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College Avenue Wesierville, Ohio JOE'S SUNOCO CongraI'ulaI'ions VINCENT MOTORS COMPANY Chrysler - Imperial - Plymoulh Wesferville, Ohio TEXT BOOKS - - - New and Used PAPER BOUND BOOKS - - - Modern Library Edilions Penguin - - - Universal - - - Evergreen - - - Menlor SUPPLIES - - - Nolebooks and Fillers Typing Paper - - - Ballpoinl' Pens - - - Scheaffer Pens - - - Pencils - - - Spiral NoI'ebooks GREETINC-5 CARDS - - - Hallmark 'for AII Occasions GIFTS - - - Milk Glass - - - Copper - - - Candlewick Glass I8O - - - Rennsburg PoHery UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Complimenis of THE CELLAR LUMBER CO. WESTERVILLE Honesi, Courieous Service Builds Our Business SINCE l908 RICHARDSON'S Chicken Every Sunday nfamily s+yle3 BreaIcfasf-Lunches-Dinners Open Daily 6 A.M.-8 P.M. Sun. 8 A.M.-8 PM I N. Siaie S+. 882-6346 BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Corner S1'a+e and Main STANDARD OIL CO. Sfafe and Park Sis. Wesiervilie, Ohio GREEN CLEANERS Free Pickup and Delivery 4-Hour Service When Needed 43 E. College 882-496I Complimenfs of WESTERVILLE PHARMACY Wesierville Shopping Cenfer Phone 882-3627 Complimenis of McVAY LUMBER CO. las Coumy Line Rd. sez-2:44 Complimenfs of SCHNEIDER BROTHERS BAKERY 6 S. sfafe S+. sez-bell BRINKMAN'S REXALL DRUG Wes+erville's Prescripiion Cenier 2 S. S'l'al'e Sf. 882-2376 WAYNE E. WOLFE 81 COMPANY Insurance ancl Real Es'ra+e I6 W. College Ave. 882-364I Complimenis of ISALY'S DAIRY PRODUCTS Wesierville Ohio McVAY FURNITURE COMPANY Wesierville, Ohio 38 N. S'l'a'l'e Sf. 882-2250 Official Photographers to the l962 Sibyl COLONNA STUDIOS, INC. 340 Weslbury Ave. Carle Place, L. ll., N. Y. Tel. EDgewood 3-5606-7 On Location PHOTOGRAPHERS Negalives of 'l'l1e individual piclures are lcepl' on file indefinilely and may be ordered from a+ any lime ACTON, BARBARA J. English, Speech, Education-German. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4 lSecretary 41, Theta Alpha Phi 4, Debate Teams 2, Quiz and Quill 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Young Democrats 1, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Seminar 4. AIDT, GLENN EDWARD Business Administration, Education- Accounting. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fSer- geant-at-Arms 41, Varsity NO 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 f2nd Team All-Ohio Conference 21, Varsity Wres- tling 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 3, 41, WOBN Staff 4, Y.lVI.C.A. 2, Young Democrats 2, S.A.M. 2, 3. ALLAMAN, SUSAN ELLEN Home Economics, Secondary Education -Fine Arts. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 3, Treas. 21, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. ALLEN, HUGH D. Biology, Chemistry-Mathematics. Lam- bda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 fAsst. Sec. 41, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4 fPres. 41, Alpha Epsilon Delta 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 3, Historian 41, TSC 2, lVIen's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, WOBN Staff 3, Young Democrats 3, Young Republicans 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. I, 4, Dean's List 1, 3. ALLEN, SHARON K. Elementary Education. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4. ANTONOVICH, JOHN N. English, Education-History. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4. AOKI, MASAKO Psychology--Spanish, Home Econom- ics. Theta Nu 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4. APPLER, NANCY LUCILLE Home Economics-Education. Kappa Phi Omega 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 4. ARGO, RICHARD WILLIAMS Business Administration-History. Zeta Phi 3, 4, Inter-fraternity Council 4 fTreas. 41, T8rC Staff 4, S.A.M. 3, 4 fPublicity Chrm.1. ARNETT, MARY E. Education. Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 2, 3, 4. ARNOLD. LOIS JEAN Home Economics-English. Epsilon Kappa Tau I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. I84 Senior Index AYERS, DONNA KAY Business Education-English. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, T3zC Staff 1, 2, W.S.G.B. 1, S.A.M. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 41, Stu- dent-Faculty Relations Committee 3, 4 fSec. 3, 41, Dorm Counselor 3, Who,s Who 4. BAILEY, JACOB MORRIS Speech, Education-Art. Pi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 fSocial Chrm. 2, Pres. 41 , Inter- fraternity Council 3, 4 fPres. 41, Sibyl Staff 3, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4, WOBN Staff 3, 4, Young Republicans 2, 3, 4, Y.lVI.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, Wh0's Who. BAKER, ELLA IURRENE Elementary Education-History. Kappa Phi Omega 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, Y.W.C.A. 1. BAUER, JOHN H. Education-English, Air Science. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 2, AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 fRifle Team 2, Captain 31. BEECHY, DEAN BOYD Physics-Mathematics, Air Science. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Zeta 3, 4. BENNETT, I AMES S. Chemistry-German. Torch and Key 4, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Seminar 4. BOLLECHINO, LOUISE ELLYN Mathematics, Secondary Education, Comprehensive Science. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 2, 3, 4, Repres. Senior 41, Al- pha Lambda Delta 2, 3, 4 fSenior Ad- viser 41, Torch and Key 3, 4 fPres. 41, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Youth Forum 1, 2, 3, O.S.C.A. 4, Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Soft- ball 2, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4 fSec.-Treas. 41, Sibyl Staff 2, 3, 4, T8zC Staff 4, Women's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPublicity Chrmn. 2, 4, Senior Business Mgr. 31, O.S.E.A. 3, Young Republicans 3, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Semi- nar 4, Outstanding Freshman Mathe- matics Award 1, Dorm Counselor 3. BOURN, ROBERT LEE, JR. Physical Education, Education-Bi- ology. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 2, Deanis List 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Seminar 4, Dorm. Counselor 3. BUSHONG, BARBARA ANNE English, Speech, Education--Spanish. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hel- lenic Council 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4 fBoard 31, Sibyl Staff 3, fSec. 31, Cap and Dagger 3, 4, Theta Alpha Phi 4, WOBN 4, Pi Kappa Delta 4, Quiz and Quill 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 QV. Pres. 31, I.F.Y.E. Exchange Program. CAMERON, DAVID L. Physics-Mathematics, Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 2, 3, TSC Staff 1, 2, AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 fRifle Team 2, 3, Commander 31. CARTER, J UDITH ANN Physical Education. Rho Kappa Delta 4 fVice Pres. 41, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, W.A.A. 1, 3, 4, Pi Epsilon 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1. CAWLEY, LARRY E. English, Physical Education. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity HO 1, 2, 3, 4 fSocial Chrmn. 41, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Y.lVI.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 2, Outstanding Fresh- man Award I1, Class Officer fVice Pres. 41 , Dorm Counselor 3. CLINE, LARRY L. Biology-Physical Education, Chemis- try. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity OM 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 fOhio Conference Team 3, 4, All Ohio Section 4, Honorable Mention Little All American 4, Most Valuable Player Award 3, 41, Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2. DAILY, DENNIS R. Business Administration-English. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 1, 2, 4. DARNLEY, NANCY LOUISE Chemistry-Mathematics, English. Sig- ma Alpha Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 3, 4, TSC Staff 4, Young Demo- crats 4-, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. DAVIS, .IOHN L. Chemistry, Education-Mathematics. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, Phi Sigma Iota 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Democrats 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 3. DAVIS, RICHARD, IR. Speech, English. Pi Beta Sigma 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 2, 3, Dorm Counselor 3. DAY, ROBERTA DIANE Elementary Education-History. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 fChaplain 2, Sec. 3, 41, Phi Alpha Theta 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Young Democrats 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Sen- ior Seminar 4. IDIETRICHS, WILLIAM H. Comprehensive Social Studies-Spam ish, Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon . 2, 3, 4, AFROTC I. 2, 3, 4 fDrill Team , 2, 35 , Young Republicans I, 4, S.A.M. , 2, 4. DODSON, WILLIAM RAYMOND History, Government - Economics. Transferrecl I. DURHAM, LESTER BOYD Economics, Business Administration- Air Science. S.A.M. 3, 4, Young Repub- icans 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 4. DUVAL, JOHN ARMSTRONG History-Air Science. Pi Beta Sigma I, , 3, 4. DIE, RONNIE G. Chemistry - Mathematics. Lambda amma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Mid-Week 1, outh Forum 1, 2, Student Fellowship , 2, Young Democrats 2, Y.M.C.A. 1, NGLISH, IVA HEMP Elementary Education-History, Eng- sh. Transferred. TZLER, MARILYNN E. Biology, Chemistry-Mathematics, Mu- c. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3 fTreas. 35 , lpha Lambda Delta 2, 3, 4, Alpha Ep- ' on Delta 2, 3, 4 CHistorian 35, Sigma eta 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. I, 2, Delta Omicron , 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List , 2, 3, 4, Senior Seminar 4. WING, DAVID WILLIAM C., JR. Physical Education, Education-Eng sh. Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, Varsity On 3, 4, arsity Track 2, Varsity Football 3, Var- ty Baseball 3, 4. IELDS, GARY N. Business Administration-Economics. i Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fBoarding Club an 45, Varsity O 2, 3, 4, Varsity ootball I, 2, 4, S.A.M. 4, Dorm Coun- lor 4. LACK, LORNA MAE French-English. Sigma Alpha Tau 3, , Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4 fSec.-Treas. 35. NKLIN, BRENDA E. Home Economics, Education-English. eta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, fHistorian 35, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, Young publicans I. EES, NANCY TAGGART Elementary Education. Theta Nu 1, 2, 4 fSec. 3, Repres. Senior 45, Student llowship I, 2 fSec. 25, Church Choir O.S.E.A. I, 2, 3 fTreas. 35, Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, W.S.G.B. 3, Dorm Officer 1, 3. RGER, JOHN WILLIAM Business Administration-Mathematics, anish. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 2, 4. GILSON, KENNETH R. Comprehensive Social Studies-Sociol- ogy. Lambda Gamma Epsilon I, 2, 3, 4. Varsity O 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, Var- sity Cross Country 1, 2, Sibyl 3, Young Republicans 2, 3, 4 fPres. 35, Y.M.C.A. I, 2, M.S.G.B. 3, 4: Men's Dorm Council 3, Class President 4, Dorm Counselor 3. GLOR, BARBARA LEE Mathematics, Secondary Education- French. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, 3, 4 fSenior Adviser 45 , Torch and Key 4, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4 fSec. 45, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, TSzC 3, 4 fCir- culation Manager 45 3 Womenls Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4 tiLibrarian 25, Orchestra 1, O.S.E.A. 3, 4 lT1'eas. 45, Young Repub- licans I, 2, 3, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. GODDARD, MARJORIE LOU English, Secondary Education-Speech. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4 fAlumnae Sec. 35, TSzC Staff 2, 3 fAssistant Edi- tor 35, Publications Board 3, Band 1, College Forum 1, Cap and Dagger 4, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 2. GORNALL, GEORGE W. Physical Education, Education-Mathe matics. Eta Phi Mu 2, 3, 4 fSergeant-at- Arms 3: Boarding Club Manager 45, Varsity O 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Baseball 3, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4. GRIMES, MARILYN KAY Home Economics, Education-Speech. Tau Epsilon Mu 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 3, 4. Young Republicans 3, Student Court 4 GUTHEIL, RON Chemistry-Biology, Spanish. Zeta Phi I, 2, 3, 4, Young Democrats 4. HADFIELD, CAROLYN SARA Business Education-Business Admin- istration. Tau Delta I, 2, 3, 4 CTreas. 45, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Pi Epsilon 4: S.A.M. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, O.S.E.A. 1, 2. HALL, ALAN B. Business Administration-Spanish, Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3. HALL, JUDITH M. English, Education-Speech. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 lRush Chairman 3, Vice-Pres. 45, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, 3, 4, Delta Tau Chi 1, Church Choir 1, Organ Guild 2, 3 fSec.-Treas. 35, Sibyl Staff 3, Dorm Officer 1 fSec.-Treas.5, O.S.E.A. I, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1, 3, Class Sec- retary 3, Dean's List 1, 2. HALL, RICHARD A. Physical Education, Education, Mathe- matics. Pi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 3, 45. HARRIS, CAROL GOODWIN Comprehensive Science, Education. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Signa Zeta 2. HARRIS, JANET A. Biology-Chemistry. Epsilon Kappa Tau I, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 45, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4, Alpha Epsilon 'Delta 2, 3, 4 fSec. 45, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fSportshead 3, 45, Intercolleg- iate Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Softball 2, 3, 4, Sibyl Staff 1, Women's Glee Club 2, 3, 4 fLibrarian 3, 45, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 4, Young Republicans 4. HARTLEY, LOYDE H. English, History-Greek. Lambda Gam- ma Epsilon I, 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Quiz and Quill 4, Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 3, 4. HECK, RICHARD WARREN Education-Air Science. Young Repub- licans I, 2, 3, 4. HICKIN, CATHERINE HAWKINS Elementary Education. Tau Epsilon Mu I, 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, Pi Beta Sigma Sweetheart 3, May Day Court 3, Dean's List 2, 3, Dorm Coun- selor 3. HICKS, OTIS F., JR. Health and Physical Education, Second- ary Education-Biological Science. HIETT, MYRA I. Elementary Education. Theta Nu I, 2, 3, 4, Theta Alpha Phi 4: Student Fellow- ship 1, 2, 3, 4, College Forum I, 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 4, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4 fHistorian 45, O.S.E.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4. HOFFMAN, CHRISTINA CAROLYN English, Secondary Education-Music. Rho Kappa Delta 4, TSC Staff 2, WOHICHTS Glee Club I, 2, A Cappella Choir 3, 4, Chapel Choir 4, Delta Omi- cron 3, 4 CVice Pres. 45, Sorority-Fra- ternity Christmas Chorus 4, O.S.E.A. I, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, Young Republicans 3, M.E.N.C. 4, Dean,s List 3. HOFFMAN, .IO ANN English, Education-History, Govern- ment. Rho Kappa Delta 3, 4 CPres. 45, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, Sibyl Staff 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. I, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 4, Hon- orable Mention Quiz and Quill Poetry Contest 3, Quiz and Quill 3, 4. HOMMON, PATRICIA ANN Business Education. Sigma Alpha Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Council 3, 4 fVice Pres. 3, Pres. 45, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 4, Class Secretary 4, R.O.T.C. Sponsor 4, Dorm Counselor 3. I85 HOPKINS, PATRICIA J. Music Education. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Omicron 1, 2, 3, 4 fChap- lain 3, Pres. 41, M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 3, Vice Pres. 41, Band 1, 2, 3, 4 lLibrar- ian 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres.1, Women's Glee Club -l-, Brass Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 fLi- brarian 1, 2, 3, 4 1Orchestra 1, 2, 3 iLi- brarian 1, 2, 3-Pres. 2, 31 , Young Dem- ocrats 3, 4 fSec.-Treas. 41. HORNER, ROBERT CHARLES Biology, Secondary Education-Chem- istry. Pi Kappa Phi 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, -I. HOTHEM, RONALD E. Economics-French, History. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity MO 1, 2, 3, 4, T8zC Staff 1, 4, WOBN 3, 4, Young Demo- crats 4, Young Republicans 3. HOUGLAN, CYNTHIA SUE Elementary Education. Sigma Alpha Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 fAdvisory Council 41, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 3, Young Republicans 3, Majorette 3. 4, R.O.T.C. Corp Sponsor 4. HUMBERT, LARRY DEAN Comprehensive Science-Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 3, 4, Varsity NO 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 lPres. 3, 41, Chapel Choir 3, 4, AFROTC Distinguished Cadet 4, Sen- ior Seminar 4. HUNT, .IUDITH ANN English, Education-Music, Spanish. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 3, Pres. 41, Pan-Hellenic Council 4, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 l,Board 2, 41, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Basketball 2, Cheerleader 3, Women's Glee Club 2, O.S.E.A. 1, W.S.G.B. 3, Cochran Hall Pres. 3, Y.W.C.A. 2, Student Council 3, 4 fCorr. Sec. 41. HUTCHINGS, DAVID A. Chemistry-Mathematics, Spanish. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3. Sigma Zeta 3. JENKINS, THOMAS L., JR. History and Government-English, Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 41, Young Republicans 1, 4, Young Democrats-2, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 4, AFROTC Drill Team 1, 2, Freshmen's Dorm Council Pres. 1, Washington Se- mester 3, Deanis List 2, 3, AFROTC Dis- tinguished Cadet 4. JOHNSON, BARBARA JEAN Home Economics, Education. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4, Mid-Week 1, 2, Mid-Day 1, 2, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 4, Young Republicans 3, Y.W.C.A. 2. I86 JONES, JUDITH LOUISE Home Economics, Education, Speech. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 41, Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4, Modern Dance Club 1, 2, 3, 4 CSec.-Treas. 31, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4, Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fReporter 31. JORDAN, PATRICIA ANN History-Government, English, Educa- tion-Spanish. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 4, Phi Sigma Iota 2, 3, 47, Phi Alpha Theta 4, W.A.A. 1, 2, Intercollegiate Volleyball 2, O.S.E.A. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Ameri- can University Student N.E.A. 3, Home- coming Court 2. KEMP, ELLEN MARGARET French, Spanish, Education-English. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 fPledge Mistress 2, Soc. Chrmn. 3, Rush Chrmn. 3, 41, Phi Sigma Iota 1, 2, 3, 4 fPro- gram Chrmn. 3, Pres. 41 , Torch and Key 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 3, Distinction Project 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Counselor 3, Senior Seminar 4. KIDWELL, CLEMENT EUGENE Health and Physical Education-Educav tion, Biology. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity ON 1, 2, 3, 4 tPres. fl-1. KINTIGH, THOMAS QUENTIN Mathematics, Physics-Air Science. Zeta Phi 2, 3, 4, TSC Staff 3, 4 fSports Editor 41, Sibyl Staff 4, WOBN 4, AFROTC Drill Team 2. KIRBY, JAMES GLENN Chemistry - Spanish, Mathematics. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4. KOONTZ, KAYE ANN Speech, English, Education. Sigma Al- pha Tau 2, 3, 4, TStC Staff 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 1, 2, 3, 4, Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4, Quiz and Quill 3, 4, S.A.M. 4, Senior Seminar 4. KOUSE, CAROLE RUTH French, Vocal Music, Education. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Alpha Lambda Delta 2, 3, 4, Torch and Key 3, 4, Phi Sigma Iota 1, 2, 3, 4, College Forum 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 1, 2, 4, TSC Staff 2, 4, Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Orchestra 1, 2, M.E.N.C. 2, 3, 4, Delta Omicron 1, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Senior Seminar 4. LANSDOWNE, NANCY .IAYNE English-French. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Sigrna Iota 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4 fHead Majorette 41, Young Republicans 1, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Dorm Counselor 3, Homecoming Queen 2. LE GRAND, RICHARD P. Mathematics, Business Administration Pi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 4 Y.M.C.A. 4. LEISE, BENJAMIN R. Business Administration, Spanish Economics. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fTreas.H 4, Boarding Club Man 3, 41, Phi Sigm Iota 2, 3, 4, T8:C Sports Editor 2, Siby Bus. Mgr. 4, S.A.M. 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.r3 1, 2, Dorm Council 1, Dorm Counselor LEY, LARRY T. Music. Church Choir 1, 2, A Cappeg Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Chapel Choir 1, 2, Band 2, M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 41 Presser Scholarship 3, 4, Van We County Foundation Scholarship in MusI 3, 4. LINEBRINK, SUZANNE ELLIOTT Elementary Education. Tau Delta 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3 fBoard 31, Interc legiate Bowling Team 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 3, Young Republicans 2, 3, Y.W.C.A. Deanis List 3, 4, Transfer Student. LIPPINCOTT, MARY HELEN Home Economics, Education-Speec Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 fPled Mistress 3, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 41, Pa Hellenic Council 3, 4 fPres. 31, Sib Staff 4, Home Ec Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fVi Pres. 3, Pres. 41, Dorm Council W.S.G.B. 4, Who's Who 4. MAIN, MARY LOU Elementary Education. Sigma Alp Tau 3, 4 fSec. 41, W.A.A. 3, 4, O.S.E. 3, Y.W.C.A. 4. MARBURGER, LOIS CLARA Elementary Education-French A Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Fellowsh 1, 2, Delta Tau Chi 2, Church Choir 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 2, 3, N.E.A. 2, 3. MARSHALL, DONALD ZENE Elementary Education. Zeta Phi 1, St dent Fellowship 2, 3, Men's Glee Club 3, O.S.E.A. 2, 3, 4, N.E.A. 2, 3, 4. MATTOX, PHYLLIS JEAN English-French. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, fRush Chrmn. 3, Senior Pan-Helle Repr. 41 , Quiz and Quill 3, 4 fSec.-Tre 41, Women's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republica 1, 2, 3, 4 tPublicity Chrmn.1, Y.W.C. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3. MCFEELEY, GERALD A. Physical Education, Education-Mat matics. Pi' Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4. MCKINLEY, GARY FRANKLIN Comprehensive Social Studies-Engl Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 QR Sec. 2, 3, 41, Pi Kappa Delta 4, You Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 1, 2, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 4, Dorm Council 1, Dea List 2, 3. VIICHAEL, SHIRLEY ANN Home Economics-French. Sigma Al- pha Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 4, Home Ec. Club 3, 4 fCorres. Sec. 3, Treas. 45: Y.W.C.A. 1. 2, 3. D MILAM, ELLEN SUE Psychology, Sociology. Epsilon Kappa Tau 2, 3, 4 fChaplain 259 Student Fel- lowship 1, Youth Forum 1, Mid-Day 1: Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Intercollegiate Field Hockey 4, Tennis 2. 3, 4, Basketball 4, Bowling 1, Modern Dance 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 3, Y.W.C.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, 4, Dean's List 3, Dorm Council 3, Corps Sponsor 2, Homecoming Maid of Honor 2, May Day Queen 3, Domi Counselor 3, Transfer Student I. MIZER. DEAN EDGAR Education-Chemistry, Mathematics. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice-Pres. 45: Men's Glee Club 2, 3, A Cappella Choir 4. EVIONSON, BETTIE LOU Home Economics, Education--Art. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4 fSocial Chrmn. 3, ecording Sec. 45, Sibyl Staff 4, Home c. Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 2, Pres. 5, O.S.E.A. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, orm Council 4, Dean's List 3. OODY, MARILYN MARIE Biology-Chemistry. Theta Nu 1, 2, , 4 l,Sgt.-at-Arms 3, 45, Sima Zeta 2, , 4, Alpha Epsilon Delta 2, 3, 4 fVice res. 45 , Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3 fVice res. 25, Youth Forum 1, 2, 3, O.S.C.A. , C.C.A. 2, 3, 4 tVice Pres. 45, W.A.A. , 3, 4 lBoard 45 , Publications Board 4, hurch Choir 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, Stu- ent Council 3, 4, Dean's List 1, 2, Dorm ounselor 3. ORAIN, MAXINE S. Speech-English. WOBN Staff 4, De- ate Teams 2, Band 1, Young Democrats IOREHOUSE, TERRY T. English-History, Spanish. EIBLER, SHARON ANN French, Education-Home Economics, eligion. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 TJI. Pan- ellenic Representative 35, Pan-Hellenic ecretary 3, Phi Sigma Iota 1, 2, 3, 4, SIC Staff I, 2, Sibyl Staff 3, Home Ec. lub 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Dorm Coun- l 3, Distinction Project 4. ICHOLS, THEODORE E. Music, Education. Lambda Gamma Ep- lon 1, 2, 3, 4, Menis Glee Club 4, Brass oir 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 2, Vice Pres. 35, nd 1, 2, 3, 4 fBus. Mgr. 3, Pres. 45, appa Kappa Psi 1, 2, 3, 4 tVice Pres. 45, M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 3, es. 45. NOYES, HARRY F. English, Education-Air Science. French. Eta Phi Mu 1, 2, 3, 4 lTreas. 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3, Vice Pres. 45, WOBN Staff 4, AFROTC Drill Team 1, 2: Young Republicans 2, 3. PARKER, JEAN E. Elementary Education. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, Publications Board 3, Young Republicans 2, 3, Sibyl Staff 1, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3 lTreas. 2, Mem- bership Chrmn. 35, W.S.G.B. I fSec.- Treas. 35, Dorm Pres. 1, Student Court 1, Student Council 3, 4, Dorm Counselor 3: May Day Maid of Honor 3. PARKS, MARY ALICE English, Education. Tau Epsilon Mu 3, 4 lTreas. 45: TRC lCopy Editor 3: Editor-in-Chief 45, O.S.E.A. 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, Peace Corps Committee 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 3, 4, Transfer Student 3. PARSONS, REGINALD VICTOR Religion, Philosophy-English, Air Science. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 3, 45, Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity GO 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 1, 2, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Student Court 1, Class Vice Pres. 3, Dorm Council Pres. 3: As- sistant Head Resident 3, Dorm Counselor 3. PASQUA, LARRY JOE Government. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Var- sity HOH 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Reserves 1, 2, Indoor Track 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4 fMost Improved Player Award 35, Young Democrats 2, 3 4 PATTERSON, SHEILA REID Elementary Education. Tau Epsilon Mu 1, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 1, A Cappella Choir 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3. PEPPER, JUDITH MAE History, Government-German, Eco- nomics. Kappa Phi Omega 1, 2, 3, 4 l Pres. 35 1 Pan-Hellenic Council 3, Alpha Lambda Delta 3, 4, Torch and Key 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 2, 3, 4, TSLC Staff 4, Sibyl Staff 3, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Young Democrats 2, 3, 4 fSec. 3, Pres. 45, Student Court 3, Whois Who 4, Senior Seminar 4, Class of 1904 - Prize in Gov- ermnent and Political Science, Washing- ton Semester Plan 4. PHILLIPS, JANE LOUISE Physical Education, Education- French, Biology. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 tBoard 3, 45: Pi Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 tVice Pres. 35, Y.W.C.A. 1, 4. PHILLIPS, VERNON LEE Speech-Air Science, Psychology, Cap and Dagger 3, 4, WOBN Staff 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, 4, Pi Kappa Delta 4, Young Republicans 3, 4. PIETILA, JOHN DAVID Physical Education, Education-Busi ness Education, Air Science. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity HOU I, 2, 3, 4 lVice Pres. 45: Wrestling 3. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 fCaptain 3, 45, Football 1, 2, 3, 4 lCaptain rin: Most Valuable Player 4, All-Ohio Conference 2nd Team 3, Ist Team 4: O.S.E.A. 3, 4: S.A.M. 2, 4, Young Republicans 3, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4: Class President 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Dorm Coun- selor 3, Distinguished AFROTC Graduate 4: Who's Who 4. PRETORIUS, KEITH D. Chemistry-1VIathematics. Zeta Phi 1, 2. 3, 4, Young Democrats 3, 4. PRICE, TOMMY RAY Biology, Education, History, Govern- ment--Physical Education. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Varsity O 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, National association of Biology Teachers 4, Dean's ist 3. RAMAGE, FAYE CAROL Physical Education, Education - French. Theta Nu 2, 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Intercollegiate Field Hockey 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 3, Pi Epsilon I, 2, 3, 4 l'Pres. 45, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Young Republicans 3. REIGHARD, JUDITH ANN Biology-Chemistry. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4 tProject Chrmn. 2: Pan-Hellenic Repr. 3, 4, Pan-Hellenic Treas. 35, Sigma Zeta 2, 3, 4 tTreas. 45 , Phi Sigma Iota 2, 3, 4, Youth Forum 4, Publications Board 3, 4, Siby-1 Staff 2, 3, 4 fCo-Editor 35 , W.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 2, 3, 4, A Cappella Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 1, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Deanis List 1, 2, 3, 4. RENNER, ALLEN L. History, Physical Education, Education. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. RIEDEL, DONALD RODNEY Biology-Chemistry. Youth Forum 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir 2, Band 1, 2, Kappa Kappa Psi 2, Y.M.C.A. 4. ROOSE, JAMES R. Business Administration-Psychology, Sociology. Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fSoc. Chrmn. 25, Inter-Fraternity Council 2, Men's Glee Club 1, S.A.M. 2, 4, Young Republicans 2, Student Council 1. RUBLE, RONALD M. Speech and Dramatics-Spanish, Air Science. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4 tTreas. 3, Pres. 45, Theta Alpha Phi 3, 4, WOBN 1, 2, 3, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2, 3 fTreas. 25, AFROTC 1, 2, 3, 4 fOutstanding Cadet of the Year 2, Distinguished Military Student 4, Corps Commander 45, Out- standing Devotion to the Theater Award 2, Outstanding Acting Award 3. I87 SAUER, DALE J. Sociology-Psychology, Speech. Lamb- da Gamma Epsilon 2, 3, 4 CSergeant-at- Arms 41, Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3 liProgram Chrmn. 41 , Youth Forum 1, 2, 3, O.S.C.A. 4, Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.lVI.C.A. 4, Young Democrats 1, Young Republicans 3, 4. SCHAR, DAVID E. Comprehensive Science-German. Lamb- da Gamma Epsilon 3, 4, Torch and Key 3, 4, Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3, Youth Forum I, 2, 3, O.S.C.A. 4, C.C.A. 4 fSec. 41 , Men's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 ,Librarian 2, 3, Bus. Mgr. 41, Orchestra 1, 2, Church Choir 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, M.S.G.B. 3, Dorm Counselor 4, Senicr Seminar 4-, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Fresh- man Chemistry Award 1, Dr. A. R. Tre- vaskis Scholarship 4. SCHOPPELREI, JANET WINIFRED Elementary Education-History. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4, Delta 'Tau Chi 3, C.C.A. 4, Sibyl Staff 3, O.S.E.A. 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 3, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT, JOHANNE Elementary Education. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 lSocial Chrmn. 3, Treas. 41, Alpha Lambda Delta 3, 4, W.A.A. 2, 3, 4 4Publicity Chrmn. 31, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Church Choir 2, 3, OQS.E.A. 4, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Counselor 3. 1 SHARP, THOMAS ERN EST Speech-English. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, WOBN 3: Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, S.A.M. 1, 2, 3, Y.M.C.A. 1, 2. SHODA, LEI Elementary Education. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 lSec. 41, O.S.E.A. 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 2, 3, 4, W.S.G.B. 1: Dorm Council 1, SIDOW, SAMUEL F. Business Aclministration-Spanish, So- ciology. Pi Beta Sigma 1, 2, 3, 4 fExec. Committee 3, 41, S.A.lVl. 3, 4 fSec.- Treas. 41 , M.S.G.B. 4. SMITH, CA ROLYN BETH Elementary Education-History. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4, Women's Glee Club 1, 2, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, Young Republicans 1. SMITH, SHARRON K. Elementary Education. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4 lRush Chrmn. 3, 41, Women's Glee Club 3, 4, Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Stu- dent Eellowship 1, 2, 3 CSec.-Treas. 3, 41, O.S.C.A. 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 41, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, May Day Page 1. SOLIDAY, JOHN CHASE English-Speech. Lambda Gamma Ep- silon 2, 3, 4 fChaplain, Exec. Council 41, I88 Cap and Dagger 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 41 , Theta Alpha Phi 4 fPres. 41, WOBN 3 fBest Show 1959-601, Quiz and Quill 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 41 , Quiz and Quill Magazine fEditor 4, Business Mangr. 31, Band 1, Young Republicans 2, 3, Homecoming Play 2, 3, 4, May Day Play 2, 3, Director Children's Theater Production 4, Writer of One-Act Play 4, State Peace Oratory Third Place, National Society of Arts and Letters-Intercollegiate Short Story Con- test-First Prize C2, 31, Burkhart Poetry Contest 2nd and 3rd, Quiz and Quill Poetry First Prize, Barnes' Short Story Contest First Prize 3, Dean's List 3, Whois Who 4. SPRING, JOHN MARTIN Business Administration-Sociology. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4 flnter- Fraternity Repr. 41, Band 1, Brass Choir 1, S.A.M. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4. STONE, JUDITH ANN English. Religion, Philosophy-Greek. Theta Nu 1, 2, 3, 4 fChaplain 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 41 , Pan-Hellenic Council 4, Student Fellowship 1, 2, 3 fSocial Chrmn. 21, Youth Forum 1, 2, O.S.C.A. 4, Delta Tau Chi 1, 2, 3, 4, Quiz and Quill 3, 4 lPres. 41, Women's Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 fPres. 31 , Church Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, String Ensemble 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Modern Dance 2, Class Secretary 1, 2, W.S.G.B. 4 lPres. 41, Dorm Council I, 2, Student Court 1, Dorm Counselor 3, Who's Who 4. STRAUSS, CAROL ANN History, Government-English, Educa- tion. Tau Delta 1, 2, 3, 4 fRush Chrmn. 2, Pledge Mistress 31, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4-: Sibyl Staff 2, Young Republicans 2, 3, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, Dean's List 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Seminar 4, Homecoming Court 2, Dorm Counselor 3, Washington Semester Plan 4. SWIGART, RICHARD Sociology-Psychology, Art. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2, 3, 4, WORN 3, 4. THORNHILL, MARILYN KAY Elementary Education. Sigma Alpha Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 lRush Chrmn. 3, 4, Vice Pres. 41, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, Y.W.C.A. 1, 2. 3, W.S.G.B. 1, Dorm Counselor 3, AFROTC Sponsor 2. TITTELBAUGH, KEN R. Sociology-Spanish. Music. Lambda Gamma Epsilon 1, 2. 3, 4 fBoarding Club Mgr. 41, Delta Tau Chi 4, Kappa Kappa Psi 1, 2 fTreas. 21 , Y.M.C.A. 4. TOBIAS, RONALD E. History and Government, Education- French, Air Science. Pi Kappa Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 31, Phi Alpha Theta 3, 4, Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Varsity HOU 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Men's Glee Club 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 3: Young Republicans 2, 3, 4, Y.M.C.A. 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, M.S.G.B lVice Pres. 31 , Dorm Counselor 2, Who'd Who 3, 4. WARREN, CYNTHIA ANN Elementary Education. Choral Unioxi 3, O.S.E.A. 4, Young Republicans 4, Y.W.C.A. 4, Transfer Student 3. WATTS, JANICE KAY Elementary Education. Epsilon Kappa Tau 1, 2, 3, 4, O.S.E.A. 4, Y.W.C.A. 1 2, 3, 4, Womenis Glee Club 1. 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WILLIAMSON, CAROL ANN Elementary Education, Sigma Alp Tau 1, 2, 3, 4 fSec. 3, Pres. 41, Pa Hellenic Council 4, O.S.E.A. 1, 2, 3, CSec. 31, Young Republicans Y.W.C.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Counselor 3. WORK, ROBERT L. Sociology-Spanish, Psychology. Kappa Phi 3, 4. YAKLEY, ROBERT Biology-Chemistry. Pi Kappa Phi 2, 3, 4 fTreas. 41 , Sigma Zeta 2, 3, Alp Epsilon Delta 2, 3, 4, WOBN 1, 2, Cappella 1, 2, 3, 4-, Dorm Counselor 3. YOUNG, WILLIAM TOWNE Economics-Air Science, Sociolog Zeta Phi 1, 2, 3, 4 fSgt.-at-Arms 41 , V sity HO 1, 2, 3, 4 fVice Pres. 3, Tre 41, Dorm Counselor 3, Assit. Head Re dent 4, Presiding Judge of Student Co 4 A CAPPELLA CHOIR ..,.... Campus Organization Index 171 President ........,...........,...,,,.,,,,..,.-.,,.,, ..,,...., L arry Humbert Secretary-Treasurer ,- ........., ..... C harlotte Ricard Business Manager ...........,,.....,, ..-.,.-,-. R alph Ciampa Conductor ...,,.........,,..., .. ........,,,,... - ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Mr. Chamberlain 145 Secretary ........ Lei Shoda Treasurer ....................,.................. ....... - .......... I -- Johanne Scott Advisers .,.......-............ Mrs. Chase, Miss Day, ETA PHI MU President .....,........, ...-,- Mrs. Shackson Richard Hohn V108 President ....... ........ ,,,...,,, H a rry Noyes Secretary ....,4...... Frank Milligan Treasurer ..... L ............... - ...... -- ....... . ..... - David Truxal Adviser .....w........................,............. ......... M r. Harrison FRESHMAN CLASS I 19651 ,.... ,,,,,,,--------- 6 4 President - ..............,.........,............, ...,,,.,,, J ack Wright V106 President ....... .,..,,.,,,,,, P orter Miller Secretary -. .--L ..........,,...... ,..,..,.,- , , ----,,,, Treasurer ,.........,. Connie Thomas Mike Anderson President ..................,.,.............. .............. O rvis Wells Vice President ....... ....,,.......,..,................ M arilyn Moody Secretary .............. ,...................................,...... J anet Harris Treasurer .....,....,.....................,....,.......................... Tom Martin 'Advisers ........,.,......,........ Mr. Botts, Dr. Grodner, Dr. Turley ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA .........................,.,........ 143 President ..,..,......,....,.......,.......... ..,... S ondra Spangler Vice President ....... ., ...... .,.......... J udy Fogel Secretary ...,.i,,..,... ...,.....,........, ...........,.... J a ne Lloyd Treasurer ....,.,,,..........., - ..,,.................... Linda Bussard Advisers - .,.. .,..,..... ....,............ ...... M i s s Frank, Miss VanSant BRASS ENSEMBLE ---.. ...... ....... - -- .............. 169 President ..............,..,... Secretary-Treasurer ...,.,.. Business Manager .....,... .....,. - Conductor .,........,.,......,...... CAP AND DAGCER ....... President .,..,..... .... . .-.L---.. Vice President ........ Secretary ............,. Treasurer ....,,,,, LAdvisers ........ A ..,..,..r..,. COLLEGE BAND ...... resident ................,.... ice President ...... .. ---- ecretary-Treasurer usiness Manager onductors ....,.. ....... CCA .............. resident ....,......... ice President ...,..,. 6CI'Ct8.I'y .............. leasurer ..................... dviser ................... ........ ELTA OMICRON ...... resident ........................ ice President .v...,,. ecretary ..................... dviser .........,............... .- ELTA TAU CHI ....... resident ..................... .... ice President -. ..,.,, ecretary-Treasurer haplain ......,.. ,.......... - .......................--..A.-. --------- clvisers ..,................................. ...... PSILON KAPPA TAU ...,.... resident ..,.....s............... - ..-..... .- ice President .,........ ............. Ralph Ciampa Bonnie Steele ---.,----- Tom Beck A ,....,,.,. ........ M r. Westrich --------------------- 162 Ronald Ruble Kathy Howenstine -..--,.,----,.,---.- Barbara Acton John SOlld3y Mr. Dodrill, Mr. Thayer -------- Tedd Nichols ,.,----,-- Patricia Hopkins - ..,,......... - ...,.. Karen Sherhine James Gallagher Mr. Bradley, Mr. Westrich Ray Wiblin Marilyn Moody David Schar Dale Smith Mr. Recob - .,.,........,............. 147 Patricia Hopkins Christina Hoffman ..,... Carol Simmons ----,.,,,,-- Miss Myers -, ,,,,......,,.., . ......,.. 1 56 William E. McDonald Ray Wiblin .-----..-.- Sandra Wilson Ralph Ciampa Mr. Molyneux, Mr. Recoh M- ,,,,,,,,,,,,..,....,....... 118 Janet Harris Judy Hall HOME ECONOMICS CLUB ........................,,.,,,,,,--, 106 President ...................... - .............. ....... M ary Helen Lippincott Vice President ...... .... ............. C a roline Kaderly Secretary .........e.. ..,... - .... - ................... Pat Smith Treasurer ......... - .....Y.....,........ - .......,................... Shirley Michael Advisers .,.................................,.......... Mrs. Ingram, Mrs. Joyce INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,.,..,,,- 115 President ..,..,...................,....... - ......,...... ...... M orris Bailey Vice President ....., ..........,.... D ick Hohn Secretary .. ......,.,.. -.. Dick Emmons Treasurer ..........,................... ..,...... D ick Argo Adviser ..,.,.............................., .,..,. M r. Chase JUNIOR CLASS f1963J ..... ................ 6 O President .........,........... ,. ............ .......... D ick Berry Vice President .......... ,... .,... J a mes Thomas Secretary -..- ......, ..,.. M ace Ishida Treasurer L .......,............. .............. P eter Allaman KAPPA KAPPA PSI ..... - ...................... 147 President .,,..,.,-............,. ....... T homas Morrison Vice President ....., -- ............ Tedd Nichols Secretary ,..,,,...... ............. J ames Gallagher Treasurer .......................... .. .............. Joel Mathias Adviser ,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,..,,, ,, ...,..,.. ....... M r. Westricli KAPPA PHI OMEGA ..,... ......................... L -- 126 President ,,e,.,.,,,.,,,,,....,,,,.-. ...,.. M ary Helen Lippincott Vice President ....... ................ D ianne Palmer Secretary ..,......... ................... ........................... M a ry Cole Treasurer ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,...,...,....,.,. - ...................... Kathy Ackerman Advisers ,...,...,,..,,,,,,,, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Grodner, Mrs. Recob LAMBDA GAMMA EPSILON ..... .. ......................... 136 President ,......................................... ........ .......... .I 0 hll Mllstel' Vice President .,...,........ L-. ..................... Ralph Ciampa Secretary ..,...,..,,. - ,.,.........,.............,. - ......... Gary McKinley Treasurer ......,. ...................................... - -- Tom Jenkins Advisers ,.,,,,.,.,...........- 1 .,.. Mr. Coulter, Mr. Lawrence Frank, Dr. Grodner, Dr. Shackson, Mr. Thayer MEN 'S GLEE CLUB .......... .. ..... .. ............................. 168 President ................. - ......... ----- ..... - ......... --.. Dall .IOI'dHI1 Secretary-Treasurer -- - ......... ........... L eWiS Rose Business Manager .... ............. D avid Sehal' Conductor ,,,,, L ,....,. --..--.. Dr. ShaCkSOIl l89 M.S.G.B. ...... President -1 ........, Vice President ....,.. Secretary-Treasurer -1 .............. Adviser .........,,..,.......,..............,.,.. MODERN DANCE CLUB ...... President .....,...............,,...,....... Adviser ..,,.... ..,,... M.E.N.C. ...... - ....... - ----,-----1--------- 151 Jim Moore Stewart Sanders 11. ...... Dale Smith --.--..-- Mr. Chase 164 Judy Hunt Miss VanSant ----------------------- 167 President ..,..,,...,. ............... T edd Nichols Vice President ...... ,,..,.... P atricia Hopkins Secretary ............ ........,........ L arry Ley Treasurer ........ ....,. J ames Gallagher Adviser ....... ........ ...,....... ....... D r . Shackson O.S.E.A. ..,... 1-1 ,...... 1-.. ..... ................. 1 67 President .........,...... .............,. J udy Mack Vice President ..,... ..................,..... S harron Smith Secretary ............ ........ ..................,.,. C o nnie Hellwarth Treasurer .....,. .......,.......................,......,e....... B arbara Glor Advisers .. .......................,. Dr. Addington, Dr. Pagean, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Raver, Mr. Vigilante O.C.S.A. ...... ............... .........-.............,..... 1 5 5 President .,..........,., William E. McDonald Secretary-Treasurer -- .....,,...... Sharron Smith Program Directors: Mid-Day ...........,.,., ........ S haron Speelman Mid-Week .......,......,,., ,.........,,.,,.. G ary Olin Sunday Fellowship ....... ....... ............ D a le Sauer Sunday Forum ....................... ......,.................. R ay Wiblin Advisers ......,...........,,.. 1 .,........,,,..,.,..,... Mr. Recob, Dr. Deever PAN-HELLENIC ' COUNCIL .....................,............ 11 5 President .........,............,......,........ Vice President ...... Secretary ......,..... Treasurer ...,..........,,..,...,... ........,,..... Patricia Hommon Sandy Wilson Sharon Hept Sharlet Bly Adviser 1 .........................,..... -L ,........ ......, M ISS Frank PHI ALPHA THETA ..,..... L ................................. 144 Advisers ................,.,............. ....... D r. Hancock, Dr. Laubach PHI SIGMA IOTA ..... ............... ................. 1 4 4 President ..,.........,...... 1 ,.,....... -1 ,...... Ellen Kemp Vice President .....,........... ,... ,....., M r s. Hopkins Secretary-Treasurer .........,... ,.,,..,.,....... S herry Neibler Corresponding Secretary ....... ......,.,.,,....,..,..., M iss Wilson Advisers .. ,................,,......... ..,.. PI BETA SIGMA ........ President ....................,.. Vice President .......... Dr. Mills, Dr. Bosselot ................... - 138 Morris Bailey Terry Hafner Secretary ............ -- ,.................,.,......,....................... Dick Hall Treasurer ..,,.... .,..,t... 1 .,.,......,..... - ................,,........,,. B 1ll Beck Advisers ..,.,.,... ...... M r. Dodrill, Dr. Grissinger, Mr. Kropp, PI EPSILON ..... President ....,,,.... Vice President ...... Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Vigilante, Mr. Wiley -------------------------,--- 165 Faye Ramage Sue Whitaker Mercedes Blum Advlser ......................... ---- ....... Miss Jensen PI KAPPA DELTA ....... .............. - 146 Pres-ident ....,,.,......... L- ........ ........ J ohn Muster Adviser ....,.. ........ L90 Dr. Grissinger PI KAPPA PHI ..... ...... ................. - 132 President ................. ............,,. ,,.,,.........,,... D a n Jordad Vice President ,....,.. 1-11 ..... - ............ Dean Mize Secretary ..,,.......... ................,................,.. E d Cas Treasurer .......... .................................. B ob Yakle Advisers .... ........ M r. Chamberlain, Mr. Glaze! QUIZ AND QUILL ...... Dr. Hancock, Mr. Ray 144. President ,..........,,..........., ,...... .......... J u dy Ston Vice President ............ ...... - ....... ....... J o hn Solida Secretary-Treasurer ........... A .......... ......, J ean Matto Adviser ..........,.,,,......,............, .......,. D r. Pric RHO KAPPA DELTA ....... .......,,....,....... 1 20 President .,.......,...,.,,.,,.,...... .....,,. ,..,,, J 0 Ann Hoffma Vice President ......... ............................... J udy Carte Secretary-Treasurer .... ..........,............,....... S andy Holb Advisers ,..,...... -1 ........................... - SENIOR CLASS H9621 ....... President .............,................ - Vice President ....,... Secretary .............. Treasurer ......... ........ SIBYL .......... Editors .........,....... Mrs. Jacober, Dr. O'Bear Mrs. Schmidt, Mrs. Thaye ,. ............... Ken Gilso ------------- Larry Cawle Patricia Homme James Moor - ....................................... 15 Mercedes Blum, Carol Shoo Buslness Manager ...... , .....,.................................. Ben Lei Editorial Sponsor ................ - ....,...... ......... M r. Schul Business Manager Sponsor .. ........... SIGMA ALPHA TAU ..... President ...................,......... Mr. Hor ------------------------ 12 Carol Williamso Vice President -1 .,.......... ...,... L ibby Holma Secretary ..,.,,... ---- ..,........... - ...... Mary Lou Mai Treasurer .,....... ................,.. 1 ...... S hirley Micha Advisers ........ 1--. .----- Mrs. Croghan, Mrs. Kenned Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. Troop, J SIGMA ZETA ......, President ................. Vice President ....... 1 .,,,,,..,,,.,,, - ..............-..,.,.., 14 Hugh Alle Orvis Wel Secretary ......,...... ........... B arb G1 Treasurer ......... ....... J udy Reighar Adviser M , ....,.,. .,.......... D I. Will S.A.M. .... ......... ....... - ....................... I 6 President ........ ---- ......... - ................ .. ..... - ............. Neal Palm Vice President ........ ..--.. ...... ----- ........... MSX WGHV Secretary-Treasurer .......................... ....-- S am 5id0 Adviser .................................................... ---- ----.--- MT- Cla SOPHOMORE CLASS H9641 President ..,......... -.. ............................. Hg ......... - non Vice President ........ -----s .... .-- .....--,--- D611I1iS R0 Secretary ........ ................ Treasurer .........,.................. STUDENT COUNCIL .... President .............. - ..... ..- Vice President .................-- Recording Secretary ........... - Corresponding Secretary ..... Treasurer .......... - ............... Chaplain ....... Sally Banbu --.------ Dini Fish Ron Tobi John Must Kay Aye Judy Hu Lewis Ro Dale Smi Advisers ...... Mr. Chase, Mr. Kissli TUDENT COURT ,.......,,,,,, illiam Young, Caroline Kaderly, Robert Kaderly, Porter llller, Marilyn Grimes, James Thomas, Sue Williams, Linda nyder AN AND CARDINAL ditor ......,,,,.,, ,,,,,,-,,,,,,--,, V--. 115111655 Maflagel' SPOIISOI' ditorial Sponsor ,,,,.,,,Av,,,,RAw AU DELTA ...,., resident ,,... L .,.,,,,,,, ICC President .,,,,-,o, ,,,,w,, ecording Secretary ,,,,-,,,,,A- , orresponding Secretary -. I'6ElSl1I'CI' .,,,,,,,.,,,o- M,,,, ,,-- ..-- dvlsers .....,. ...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, AU EPSILON MU ..... resident ,,,,.,,,-., ,o4,,,,-,, ice President ........ ecretary ....,...,,.., . . reasurer ....,,,... haplain ..,..... .dvisers - 'HETA ALPHA PHI .o.... resident ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,- ,.-,,-A----. ecretary-Treasurer . Mary Alice Parks Mr. Horn Mr. Thackrey 122 Judy Hunt Judie Mack Diane Day ---.,---..-,................ Grace Barnes Carol Hadfield Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Jensen, Mrs. Raver, Mrs. Waas Carol Simmons Carol Shook Judy Jones --.s .....AA..... Mary Alice Parks Janet Knecht Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Foltz, Mrs. Horn, Miss VanSant John Soliday --- ............ Kathy Howenstine dvlsef -------4--4----A- - .-.................... Mr. Dodrrll HETA NU ....,, ---.-----,.-----h4 1 24 'resident . ....,.,...,..,.,.. ,,,, ---..-,-------.- J u Stone ICC Presldent ........,........... .,,,,,, S harm, Speelman ecording Secretary ,-.,,,-.,,,,, ,AM.-,, -,-.4,-AMJV B e ttie Monson orresponding Secretary ,,-,,w ,,,,--,,-,-,M.4,,,-,.-w. D al-lem, Stoffer feasllfef -f-A-------.-A--.--.-... .--. --...................... L 0 uise Bollechino dvisers ........,,,, -,,.,A,,,- ORCH AND KEY ...... resident .........,...... ..,,., lice President ..... .cretary-Treasurer - dviser .,..,,,.,,,,, ARSITY Hoe ..... resident ......,.,.,,,,. ice President ...,. :cretary ..,...........,.,, reasurer ......,.........,..... Zlviser .,., ,, .,,,,,,.,,, 'OBN ........,..,,, ation Manager .,....,... 'ogram Director ......, Mrs. Dodrill, Mrs. Delong, Mrs. Sanders, Miss Wilson Louise Bollechino -..-.--.-. David Schar N ............... Dr. Paul Frank Dr. Price ------------- 165 Gene Kidwell Jack Pietila Gary Reynolds Bill Young ----- Mr. Zarbaugh --------------- 163 -.,--.-..-.- Don Martin Craig Marquet Chief Engineer ...... Advisers .......... W.A.A. ................. - President ..---L---..------.---- Vice President ..,.....,..,..... -- ....................... Gary Alspach Dr. Grissinger, Mr. Thayer --- ......... ............. - 164' Lois Axline Sharon Hept Secretary-Treasurer ........,.....................,....... Louise Bollechino Advisers .........,......,... Miss Day, Miss Jensen, Miss VanSant WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB President .......,...... ..........,.,....,. .......,.................. Vice President ...,...... ,.......,..,......,.....,...... Secretary-Treasurer .........,., . ........ .........,,.,....... - .....,..... - 168 Sharlet Bly Connie Hellwarth Darlene Stoffer Business Managers .......... Jeanne Leohner, Carol Studebaker Librarian ....,...........,, -.- ..... - ..,. ............... .....,.,...... - Conductor ....... W.S.G.B. ..... - ...... - President .,.....,........ Vice President .......... Secretary-Treasurer ..... Adviser ......... - ........... ........ YOUNG DEMOCRATS ...... President ................... -. ----. Vice President ............. Secretary-Treasurer .,... Adviser ......,........,..... Y.M.C.A. ..... - ..... - President ,..............,.......... Vice President ........... - .................... - ........ .. .........-. Secretary-Treasurer - .... ---1 ......... - Advisers ,-,,----.,,,,,,,....,.., Mr. Recob, Mr. Vlg YOUNG REPUBLICANS ....... President ......................... - .......... Vice President ................ .. .......... Secretary ............. - ..... .... .......... ..... - -.--------- ---- Treasurer ........ ...... - ...... Adviser .... - .......... Y.W.C.A. ..... - ....... President ..... Secretary ........ ........... - ..-..-.-.------- - ---- - -- ------- Treasurer ........ ............. .-......- s ----. Advisers ....,.. ZETA PHI ..... - ....... President ..........., Vice President ...,.......... .......... Secretary ....... - .......-.......-- --- Treasurer ........ - .... ..---- Advisers ...... Mrs. Coad, Myra Hiett Dr. Shackson - .................... 151 Judy Stone Sharlet Bly Lois Axline Miss Frank --------- ------------ 172 -F ......... Judy Pepper Dick Berry Patricia Hopkins Dr. Laubach 154 Douglas Knight - Dale Smith Charles Zech ilante, Dr. Turley 172 William Nowland Sylvester Broderick Helen Staats .. ......... Richard Emmons 1 .....,.... Dr. Hancock Mary Lou Keinath Sharlet Bly Priscilla Rietschlin Miss Day, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Turley, Mrs. Turner 140 . ....... Gerald Collins ------- Reg Parsons Robin Dunbar Ben Leise Mr. Becker, Mr. Schultz I9I Student Picture Index SENIORS Acton, Barbara 1 ....A.... 50, 124, 144, 146, 162 Aidt, Glenn .ee.. ....... 150, 94, 97, 102, 132 165 Ailes, Donald 1 ,.... ,,,......,,.A,,.....,..,,......... . f 140 Allaman, Susan -.,,YYV,,1.,....f...-..777.vf , 50, 130 Allen, Hugh ,,,,,,-, ..,,,,,, 5 0, 136, 145, 168, 172 Allen, Sharon .,....7, .............1..,VYV,1.,1.. 1 24, 150 Alspach, Larry 167, 172 Altman, Helen ..,,.,.,. 164, 165 Antonovich, John ..,...... .,,,,.,, 5 0, 140 Aoki, Masako .,...,......,..... ...,,,,,. 50, 124 Apostolopoulos, Mary .,,,..,,, ,.,...,........... 6 1, 126 Appler, Nancy .,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,... 5 0, 126, 166 Argo, Richard .,.,...,...... ,....... 5 0, 115, 140, 166 Arnett, Mary Elizabeth ......, ........,.,...,..,,........... . .... 5 0 Arnold, Lois ,.,,,,,,..,.,,,,. ..., .,.,,,.......... 50, 33, 118 Ayers, Donna ..,,.,,,..,,..,. ...... 4 9, 50, 118, 166, 149 Bailey, Jacob ..,. 1 ,..,., 49, 50, 115, 138, 162 Baker, Ella .,.,,. .. ,.....,... ...... 5 0, 115, 126 Bauer, John 1 ,,,, .........,.,.... 5 1, 94, 132 Bebee, James ..,,.,...,.... 51, 138, 139 Beechy, Dean .,.,,,..,.,,..,.....,,.,.....,........,,. ., ,,..,. 51, 107, 140, 145 Bennett, James .........,...,...,...,,,.,...,.......,..., .. ........,,. 1 ..,,............. 51 Bollechino, Louise ..,. 51 124, 143, 145, 155, 158, 160, 164, 168 Bone, Nancy .,..,.,...............,,..,...,,..,,.,,.,.,,,,.,.,,..... 51, 128, 171 Bourn, Robert .,,.,.......,...,......,..,,.,....,.............,,,....,..,,...,..., 51 132 Bowman, Laddie Brehm: Ralph Brown, Keith - ..... ,...,.........,...... 51, 140 Bushong, Barbara 1 ....,. 144, 162, 163, 164 Cameron, David .....,.. ........,................,.,....,,.,.. 5 1 carter, Judith ,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.. 5 1, 115, 120, 121, 165 Case, Edward ,,..., ....,...........,........,..., 6 7, 132 Cawley, Larry ...,..,,. ....... 5 0, 51, 106, 132, 165 Cline, Larry .............,. ,,,..,,,.......,.... 5 1, 104, 132 Collins, Gerald ......,.... ...,.,.. 4 9, 115, 140, 141, 144 Colville, Carol .,,,.., 11 ..,. .. ,......,,.,..,....,., 51, 130 Cox, Ronald ,,,,,,,..,,,.,,.,, . ,1.1,...,..,. ...,..,...,,.... 1 67, 171 Cunningham, Donald ,.... .. ...,,.,.......,..............,...,......, . 136 Daily, Dennis .............., ........,..,...................... .,,. 1 5 1, 141 Darnley, Nancy ....... .,.,..,, 5 1, 115, 128, 160, 146, 172 Davis, Clifton ......,,..,.. ..,.,..,.....,......,.,...,....,.1 1 1 52, 141 Davis, John Lewis ......, .,...................... 1 , 52, 141, 172 Davis, Richard ,..,.,,..., .,..,,..,.,.,...,,..... 5 2, 138, 146, 162 Day, Roberta ....,........ - ...,,.., 52, 122, 144, 164, 167, 172 Dietrichs, William ..,1..... ,.,,..,,,,,,..,.....,.,..,....,, 5 2, 136, 166 Dodson, William ,....,.. ..........,.,....,..,,.,1..,.,,.,.,....,.,,.11 9 8 Dunbar, Robin ..... ....... 5 2, 140, 141 Durham, Lester ...... ,,,..,.-,,.,,,, 5 2, 138 Duval, John 1 .,,.,., .,.,. 5 2, 138, 139 Edie, Ronnie ....... ..,......., 5 2, 137 English, Iva Etzler, Marilynn ..,,.,. ,.,....,,,..,,,,, 5 2, 145 Ewing, David .,........ ..........,.1. 5 2, 106, 141 Fields, Gary ...,.,,.. ..,,,,,, 5 2, 94, 132, 165 Flack, Lorna ....... 1,.,,,,.,.,,,,.,,, 5 2, 128 Ford, Alan ..,............, ,.....,.,,.,, 5 2, 132 Franklin, Brenda ,......,. .,,.,. 5 2, 125, 166 Frees, Nancy J aggart ...,,,., , ,,,,,,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 52 Froelich, Richard .,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,1,,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53 Garger, John ..,,..,,..,..,,,....,,.,,....,.,.,1,,1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 146 Cilson, Kenneth .......................,..,...,. 50, 53, 137, 151, 165, 172 Glor, Barbara 53, 130, 143, 145, 153, 160, 164, 167, 168 Goddard, Marjorie .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53, 131 Gornall, George 1 ,,.,., .,..,.,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 5 3, 94, 98, 134, 165 Crimes, Marilyn ......,.. .,,..,... 5 3, 131, 150, 153, 160, 164 Gutheil, Paul .,........... ,.,..,.....,...,....,.,.. i ,,,,.,,,,, 5 3, 141, 172 Hadfield, Carolyn ....... ....,. 5 3, 122, 123, 165, 166, 167, 168 Hall, Alan ,,,,,,..,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 3, 137 I92 Hall, Judith ,,,....,.. Hall, Richard 1 .... .. Harris, Carol' Harris, Daniel ...,...... 11 ....... - Harris, Janet ,,,, Hartley, Loyde ..,..... Heck, Richard Hickin, Catherine Hicks, Otis ...,...............,... Hiett, Myra .....,.. 54, 125 53, 118, 53, 133, 53, 115, 1 ,................ 53, 110, 118, 119, 145, 53, 139, 144, 1467i53fi55f'156f'1'5'9,11'62Q'167 Hoffman, Christina ...............,..............,.,,,. 54, 121, 147, Hoffman, JoAnn 1-1 ............,....., 54, 115, 120, 121, 144, Holman, Howard Holzapfel, Mrs. Brenda 9 Hornman, Patricia .......... .......,.....,.. 5 0, 54, 82, 115, Hopkins, Patricia .11 ....,.,........,.,. 54, 127, 147, 167, 169, Horner, Robert ...,... 1 .1............. 1 ........,.,..,......1...1.,.1..11..... 54, Hothem, Ronald 11 ....... 111 ..........1.11 1 ....1.....,..1 11 54, Houglan, Cynthia .....,. ...1.......1...1.1.... 5 4, 78, 82, Humbert, Larry ......11.. ..11.11........ 5 4, 137, 165, 167, Hunt, Judith ..1..,,............ ,,.,.. 5 4, 115, 122, 123, 149, Hutchings, David 111 ............. 111..........1.1.11..11..1.......,11.1 5 4, Jenkins, Thomas .....1......1.,........1.11..1.......... 54, 67, 137, 136, Johnson, Barbara ....111..1.,..1,..,.1.1..11,,..1.....1,,1..1..,.1.,. 54, 127, Jones, Judith .,....,. 54, 78, 83, 130, 131, 146, 162, 153, 164, Jordan, Daniel ..1...1.... 1.1 55, 98, 100, 101, 115, 132, 133, Jordan, Patricia .1 .......,..... 1111 .....1.....,1 11 .....,. 55, 119, Kemp, Ellen ..1.,1,,..,.. .................1,,....1 5 5, 127, 143, Kidwell, Clement ...... 1..1. 5 5, 94, 95, 96, 97, 133, Kintigh, Thomas ..... .......1...1............1... 5 5, 141, 159, Kirby, James ...... ..........1....,.,1.....1..11................11 5 5, Koontz, Kaye ........ ......111 5 5 129 144 146 162 163 Kouse, Carole ..,..1.1.. Lansdowne, Nancy ....,. Legrand, Richard ...1.111. Leise, Benjamin .1..1.1 1 1....1.......1. Ley, Larry ..1.1..............1...............1.........11 . ,,........... Linebrink, Suzanne Elliott Lippincott, Mary Helen ,........... McFeeley, Gerald 55, 140, 141, 144, 158, 55, 49, 55, 115, 126, 127, 158, 55, ,125, ,145,'164,, ' 167, 55, 73, McKinley, Gary ,.,..,,..,. 1...,1. 5 5, 136, 137, 146, 163, Main, Mary Lou .1.1..1.. ........1........,........... 5 5, 128, Marburger, Lois ...1..,1.. ..1..11........1, 5 6, 125, 155, Marshall, Donald ..111.. ............. 5 6, 141, Mattox, Phyllis .1.1..., ..1.................... 5 6, 123, Michael, Shirley .111. .....,....1... 5 6, 128, 129, Milam, Ellen 1111,1,, .1.,1. 5 6, 67, 78, 109, 119, Miller, Gerald - ..... ..1...1.....1...1...1.................... Milligan, Frank ........ ......111....1..1.................... 5 6, 134, Mizer, Dean .,...1....... ......11.11....1.1..1.1.1.11.... 5 6, 132, 133, Monson, Bettie ...,.................................... 56, 124, 125, 159, Moody, Marilyn 11.....1........ 56, 125, 145, 149, 154, 156, Moore, James ,,111111.,11,.111..1 49, 50, 56, 94, 107, 141, 151, Morain, Maxine Swingle Morehouse, Terry ....... Murphy, Francis Naftzger, John .1,,111. Neibler, Sharon Nichols, Theodore .11..11. Noyes, Ha-rry ..1..1.1,1111.. Palmer, Neal ...,.1,,.......... Parker, Jean Erichsen ....... Parks, Mary Alice ......... Pasqua, Larry ............ Parsons, Reginald 1111... Patterson, Shelia ..,... Pepper, Judith .,1.1. Phillips, Jane ...... Phillips, Vernon ...... Pietila, John .,........... Pretorius, Keith ...,11. Price, Tommy .,,., Ramage, Faye ...... 49, 57, 127, 143, 144, 56, 56, 137, 147, 167, 168, 56, 134, 166, 1 1,,1,,,1,,,,,, 56, 131, 57, 130, 131, 57, 94, 141, 57, 140, 57, 83, 131, 164, 57, 145, 49, 57, 94, 97, 133, 166, 57, 125, 164, 160, 119 166 139' 164. 171 11 5, 16 121 12 17 13. 14 12 17 16 14 17 16 16 16 14 14 16 16 13 16 17 13 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Reighard, Judith ...... Renner, Allen .,.....,. 1 Riedel, Donald ......,. 57, 115, 125, 145, 155, 164, Roose, James .....,... .f.f,.AA 5 7, 141, Ross, Raymond ...... -.,v..-4-. 5 3, 94, Ruble, Ronald ...,.. .......VVV. 4 1 ,........ 53, 137, 146, Runkle, Sharon ,.... ..............................w-..Vwf.-,- 5 3, 129, Sauer, Dale -. ..,....... ..........V......-..w.. 5 3, 137, 155, 156, Schar, David ,,,,,,Y,,,,,,,,,--,,-,,, 58, 67, 143, 154, 155, 156, Schoppelrei, Janet ..,..,,. ..,Y.V,..............-.f............-.... 5 3, 123, Scott, Johanne .,.,.. ,..........,.....,,,,..., 53, 118, 119, Sharp, Thomas ......,.. Shartle, Alexander Sherman, Beth .,....,.. Shields, John Shoda, Lei ,,,..,........,. Sidow, Samuel .,,,,,,. Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Sharron ,.,,,,,. Soliday, John .,,,.,,, Speakman, Jack 133, 58, 139, 151, 58, 125, 155, 156, 167, 49, 58, 137, 144, 146, Spring, John .,,,,,,..,,,...,....,.,............,.............,.. 58, 115, 137, Stinson, John ..................................., ........,.,.......... ....... 5 3 , Stone, Judith ........ 58, 88, 89, 124, 125, 144, 151, 155, 156, Strauss, Carol ..,........,,.,,..,................,..,,.....,,..,. , .... 53, 123, Sutherland, Mitchell Swigart, Richard ....... 1 ......,,. 59, Thompson, Mary ......... ..................,..,,. Thornhill, Marilyn ....... .............,..,.,.......,...,... 5 9, 128, Titley, William ,....,....,..... ................,..,,,................,......,,..,,. Tittelbaugh, Kenneth .................................... 59, 137, 169, Tobias, Ronald .,.,.,,,.,.. ,,..,,.. 4- 9, 59, 133, 1419, 165, 168, Trout, Homer Tsuda, Eiji Tyson, Virginia Vernon, Nancy ........ Walker, William ...,... Warren, Cynthia ....... Watts, Janice ......, Weaver, Maxin ......... Wells, Orvis .,........ Werth, Elizabeth ..... Whitaker, Marie .....,..,, Wiblin, Raymond ......, Williamson, Carol ...,.... Work, Robert .....,.... Yakley, Myron ........ Young, William ....,.. 59, 94, 59, 153, 167, 59, 119, 153, 59, 151, 166, 59, 137, 145, 59, 129, 153, 164, 59, 137, 153, 59, 115, 128, --.fffffffff'7i32, 145Q 59, 141, 150, 171 133 57 166 133 162 165 168 168 153 167 172 171 118 166 168 162 166 139 168 144 137 127 129 141 171 172 59 141 172 167 168 149 125 165 156 129 133 171 165 JUNIORS Ackerman, Kathrine ..,.... ..,..,.. 1 26, 153, 159, 166 Adams, John ...,.....,,... ........-.,,--------- 1 54, 162 Allaman, Peter ........ ......,. 6 9, 61, 67, 136 Althauser, Timothy Arnold, Elisabeth ...,..,...,...,...........1...,,.... 61, 124, 133, 164, 165 Augenstein, Lois ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,--,,,,,,,,,,,.,...., 61, 124, 155, 159, 162 Aukerman, Eugene ...........,,.........,...,...............,- 61, 102, 165 Axline, Lois ......,,...,.... 61, 115, 118, 144, 151, 153, 164, 172 Ball, Ronald ................................................. - ,.............--- 94, 96 Bamberger, Marilyn .,....,..,,. 61, 67, 78, 109, 128, 149, 164, 171 Barber, Phyllis ......... ..,...,..........,............,-.--,- 6 1, 126, 144 Barnes, Mary ......,....... ....,....,.......,,.--,-------,- 6 1, 129, 167 Barnes, Virginia ............. ........ 6 1, 75, 121, 153, 164, 168 Beamer, Phyllis Fraley ..,.... .......,......,.........,..-------,--- 1 18 144 Beheler, Gerald ............., .-.-. ............-. -. --------- 105, 140 Bence, Adelie .........,..... ............................. - ....-,. 44 , 118, 145 Bennett, Richard -,.- ....,...................................... .... 61, 138, 162 Berry, Richard .,-,.,,.. .,...,. 4 9, 60, 61, 140, 144, 146, 160, 162 Biddle, Alan ............. .........................-..-.,,,.-,--- - 136, 166, 172 Bilbrey, Rancie .,....... - ..,.. . ............-.,...............,,,.------- 115, 126 Blum, Mercedes ........ .......,. 6 1, 111, 144, 158, 159, 164 165 Bly, Sharlet ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,.. 1 15, 130, 151, 153, 155, 168 Boll, Ray .,,,...... ......,,,.......-.....,--,--,-,---------,,,-- ---- 1 3 4 Borchers, William ,,,,,.. Botdorf, David ..,.,.,. Boyer, Ronald ,.,,.1,.. Bricker, Rebecca ,,,,.1.,. Broderick. Svlvester ,,,,,, Brown, Andiiea ........,, Brown, Fred Bryan, John Wesley ,,,,.,.. Buchsieb, Emil ..11111111111ff761,' 61, 98, 151, 156, 61, 67 .444.44, 107, 132, 61, 128, 163 7 Butler, Harvey .,,,.111 ,,......,....,.,,...,....,.., 6 7, 140, Caulker, Imodale .........,,...,......,.,..., 61, 124, 14-9, 155, 166, Cheek, David ..1.,.....,1,,.,,,,,..,,,.,4....,, ,. 61, 106, 138, 165, Ciampa, Ralph ...,.... 61, 67, 102, 134, 155, 156, 165, 169, Cline, Robert Cole, Mary .......,, ,...,,..,,1,.,...,....,.1,,,,,,.,,1,, ,.1,..,. ,,,1 , ..., 6 1 , Compton, John Cotton, William Crane, Herman ....... Daniels, Maxine ...... Davidson, Jean .....,. Davidson, John Davis, Marcia ..... David, Martin .. Day, Sue 1,1... Delk, Gary ........,,, Dennis, Thomas Desender, Donald ......., Deyo, Charles Doney, Barbara ..... 61, 67, 110, 126, 61, 118, 153, -..Qfff 162, 61, 122, 167, Donnell, Cynthia .,.,...,..,.,.,,,.... ,.,,,,,.,,,,, 6 1, 156, Doughty, Jon .....,.............,...,.,.,.., ,,,..,,,...,..........,,.,. Drumel, David ---.....--,---- ........ ....... 6 1, 137, 165, Duckworth, Lewis ..... Emmons, Richard ..... 61, 132, 115, 132, Fast, Marie ,..,.,.,,............,.,,..,,..,.....,,,......,....,.,.. 61, 128, 164, Fawley, Gerald ......,,.....,,,,...,,............,................................. Fetter, Christine ..,..... 61 75, 130, 144, 153, 159, 161, 167, Floyd, Mary Ann .,,,..,..,.,.,....,,. .. .......,, 61, 125, 159, 161, Franklin, Martin Freeborn, Richard .,.., Froelich, Norma .,,.. .,,...,.........,.., 6 1, Furay, Judith ..,,,. ,.,.,. 6 1, 130, 158, Gallagher, James ...,.. ,...,,..,,. 1 37, 147, Gartrell, George ..... .....,,,...,,... 6 1, Gerber, Barbara -. .,,...,,...,..,...... .. Gilts, James ,.,,.,,...,,.. ..... , . 147, 155, Goodrich, Barbara Goodwin, Richard .,,.., .......................... . Gorsuch, Marilyn ..,,.,, .,.., 6 1, 127, 164, Graf, Richard Gravatt, Richard ,..., . .,.,..... .,,,.,..,,..,.. 138, Gregg, Gordon Gribler, Susan ..,,.,.,..,..,.,,1. ,,,,. 6 1, 115, 120, 121, 145, Hafner, Susan Gallagher ,,,. ,,...,1,1,,,1,,1. 6 1, 82, 158, 162, Hafner, Terry ..,,..,,,.,..,,,, ..... ............. ....... 6 1 , 138, Hall, Kenneth ,,,,., ,,,, ...,,...,.,,.,,,..,....,..,,........................ Hassell, Ruth ,,,,.,,.,, 1 -,,,,,,,.,,,-,,,,.,.,..,... .......,...........,. 1 23, Hellwarth, Connie 1, ,,..,, 61, 131, 155, 156, 159, 167, Henn, Edmund ........ .......,.,.....,....,...,,,.,.,,,.,.,..,.,... 7 61, Hept, Sharon .,,,.....,.. .,.,,.,,,,..,.,,,,1,,, 6 1, 67, 109, 125, Hohn, Richard ..,.....,,,1 ........,.. 6 1, 94, 115, Holman, Elizabeth ..... ...,.. 6 1, 67, 129, Howenstine, Kathy ...1.. ,,,,,, 1 19, 146, 162, Huff, Arlene ,,,,..,,,....... .,,..,,.,,,.,.,,,.,............ 6 1, Hugli, Tony .,,,.,,,. .,.,1. 6 1, 67, 137, 145, Indorf, Paul ,,,,,, Ink, Barbara .,1,, Ishida, Mace ....,,..... Kaderly, Caroline ...,.... 761793, 125,150, 159, 164: 166, 133, Keinath, Mary Lou ......... ......,... ...,,..,,,.,,. 6 1 , 67, 75, 119, Knight, Douglas .......... Koehler, Elaine ....... Kunze, Wesley Legrand, Donald ..1, ..... Leohner, Jeanne .,.... Leonard, Sheila ,...... Lindner, Marilyn ........, 145, 61, 131, 151, 164, ffffffffi'61f'i'25i,' 155,i'i59Q 61, 109, 121, 61, 127, 153, 167, 140 168 165 122 168 172 171 149 168 166 171 126 61 165 161 130 141 118 171 141 168 172 145 171 165 168 172 134 168 164 145 98 130 166 171 137 121 171 158 167 165 168 163 165 139 144 168 165 164 134- 160 164 123 167 144 127 165 172 153 154 165 166 161 167 172 I'93 Lindsey, Lary ,,AA,,,,.,..,.,.,,.,.v,,,., ....,.,. 1 07, 165 Lindsey, Lucille Reynolds ...,.. ...........VV 1 29' Lippincott, Joseph .....,...,..... .....................w..A....V. 1 41 Lorenz, Steven Mo,Donald, William ..,.,.,. ......... 1 37, 146, 154, 156, 163 Mack, Judith ,,7,,,i,,,. ,...,,, 6 1, 67, 122, 123, 167, 171 Mackie, Natalie ,.,. .,... 1 . ..........,,......i...............,,. 144 Marcum, James Marquet, Craig ,..... .,.........,...,.,.... 1 37, 163 Martin, Donald ........ ......., 6 1, 133, 162, 163 Martin, Scott Martili, Sharon ,.,,,, ,...,. 6 1, 67, 81, 131 Martin, Thomas .,.. ....................,.. 6 1, 67, 133, 145 Mathias, Joel ,......,,,.... ..,............,.,..,,,.,...... 1 47, 167, 169 Messmer, William ,...... ...... 9 3, 94, 96, 97, 135, 165, 172 Milthaler, Judith ........, .......,....,................,,......... 6 1, 131 Moore, Glenda Moorhead, John .W ,,........ ....,,., 6 1, 133, 165, 166, 172 Morain, Susan .,.i,,., .,,.....,......,... 6 1, 144, 151 Moreland, Jack ,,,.... .................... 1 07, 165, 166 Morrison, Thomas .,......,..,. ......... 6 1, 137, 147, 169, 171 Morriss, David .,,,.. 1 ..........,..............,....,...............,................. 165 Morris, Jo Ellen Porter ..,...,..............,....,......,......,......,.,...... 131 Moser, David ,,,,-,., 1 .,r,...,......,....,....,,.,.................. 61, 133, 166 Muster, John ,.,,...,.,,,.,,. 115, 136, 144, 146, 149, 156, 163, 172 Nerney, Nicholas ............,.......,.,...................................,...,,.. .. 135 Newton, Howard ....,,.,.....................,....,..,......,...............,,,,.,,.., 94 Newland, William .,....., ..........,......,... . .. 172 O,Boyle, Dennis Olin, Gary ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .....,,. 6 1, 137, 155, 156 Palmer, Diane ...,. .,.,,.. 6 1, 126, 127, 171 Parker, Barbara -, ............,...... 119, 171 Parker, Ralph Payne, Thomas -. ,..,,..,...., 135 Persson, Sigrid ...... ......, 1 15, 129 Peterson, Joyce .,... ....... . 1 131 Pitz, Harold .,.,..........,. ....,... 6 1 Purdey, Carleton Rayburn, William ..... - .,..... ,,,.,.,..,,...,.,.,,. 1 39 Reid, Marlin ,.,..,.,.,.,,... - .....,......,,. 137 Truxal, David ...,..., Vance, Harvey ..,,.., Warner, Charles .,,, Washburn, Nan ...... Rhoades, Richard .,...., ................ 6 1, 139, 172 Riddel, Patricia --.- .............,..,, 57, 129, 171 Riffer, Jean .,,.......... ...... 6 1, 127, 155, 167, 172 Robertson, Stephanie - .,.....,....,......r,.,,.....,... 119, 167 Robinett, Stanley Rose, Lewis ..,.......... .,....... 4 9, 61, 67, 133, 14.9, 168 Roshon, Larry ........ ......................................,. . .. 133 Sanders, Stewart .,....... .....,.....,...,.,..,...., 6 1, 67, 149 Schadl, Michael ..,1,.. ......... 6 1, 155, 156, 172 Schiffer, Lucy ,......,......,, ..,.... 6 1, 119, 156, 164 Schneider, Robert Schumacher, Christopher ,.,,..,,. 135, 155, 165 Seelig, Roger Sells, Ronald ....,,............................................,....,..........,, 61, 137 Sherbine, Karen .,..............,................ 61, 125, Shook, Carol ,....... 49, 61, 67, 69, 130, 131, 144, 153, 158, 161, 172 Showalter, Molly Shumaker, Donald S1ebert,Alan ..............,..................... 61, 137, 154, 165, 166, 172 Simmons, Carol ...,.,.. 49, 67, 74, 115, 130, 131, 145, 147, 149, 155 Slack, Martha ..,,. ....,......,................ 6 1, 127, 153, 167, 171 Smith, Noralee Smith, Norma .,..,.,...,.... ....,... 6 1, 125, 167, Snelling, Richard Snyder, Carol Jo ..,...,... Speelman, Sharon ...... ....... 6 7, 74, 125, 145, 155, Stiverson, Rebecca ..... ..........,.............. 1 27, 167, Stocker, John ......,..,.. .,.,,,..................................,. Stoddard, Anthony ......,.. ............,...,..,..,,....................,. Stoffer, Darlene ..... -.. Sumption, Milton Surface, David ............... Sutherland, Jimmy Thomas, James ............ Thomas, Robert I94 61 127 153 168 165 167 168 168 133 135 61, 67, 124, 125, 164, 168 60, 61, 133, 150, 165, 172 ..-Q1ff'68, 100, 115, 134, 101, 135, 133, 151 165 , 61 119 Weishner, Mary ....... .......... 6 1, 168 Werner, Robert ....,,.... ....,,,.,.,.... 6 1, 166 Wherley, Daniel ......... ....,.,.............,.... 1 37 Wilson, Brenda ...... ....... 1 29, 153, 165 Wilson, Larry ,,,,.,,, .,..........,..,............,. 9 4, 105, 133 Wilson, Rebecca - ..,................,...........,..................... 61 Wilson, Sandra ,,,,,., ,,.,., 6 1, 115, 123, 155, 156, 165, 163 Wood, Herbert ..,,.,, - ,...,..,,................ 61, 115, 139, 165 Woods, Elizabeth .,,,.,, .,,,.... 6 1, 115, 129, 155, 167 Zech, Robert ,,.,,.,,.,,., ,WW ..,...,...... 61, 137, 145 Zimmerman, Paula --. - ..,.... 61, 119, 164, 166 SOPHOMORES Alban, Carol ,.,,,..... .,,,.............,.,..., 1 18, 162, 171 Albright, Carol .,,,.., ........,...... 6 3, 124, 155, 159, 163 Allaman, Sharon .,,., ,,..,. L ,........ 6 3, 130, 153, 166 167 Alspach, Gary ..,.,.,,,.,, .,.,..,,.........,,..,..,,..,..,...,.....,...,,,.. 1 63 Anderson, Judith .......... ...,,.,..,.,,,...,.............,,.,.,,.,...... 6 3, 118 Anderson, Kenneth ,...,.... ,....... 6 3, 134, 155, 156, 161, 165 172 Andrews, David ..,,..,.. ,.,.,.,........,..,........ ....,.,.,.,,....... ...... 6 3 Anthony, Carole .... ........,.,,,,,,,,..,,.,,,,.....,,.,,,.,,,,,,, 1 26 Arnold, Carol ..,,. ,...., 6 3, 81, 83, 113, 166 Ater, Terry ........... ....,......,..,...... 1 06, 165 Babel, John ,..,...,,..,..... ..,. ........,,...............,,.... 6 3 Bailor, Raymond ....... .......................,..,.,.,. 6 3, 136 Bale, Jack Banbury, Sally ....... ..,..., 6 2, 63, 76, 128, 164, 168 Barkhymer, Lyle .,..... ,,.,,. 1 ,...,,.,,,.,... 1 36, 147, 171 Barnes, Thomas ..,,.. . .,..,,........,.........,,..... 63 Bartlett, Clyde ,,..,,,,.,,..... ,...... 9 4, 96, 140, 165 Bartley, David Bartley, Julie Adams ..,.... ...,,,,,,,,.,,.,,..,.....,.,.,,..,.,,........, 1 66 Beal, Paul ...,.................. 1-1 .,... . ..,...,.. 136, 155, 156 Beck, Tom ................... ..,,... 1 36, 147, 167, 169, 171 Beck, William . ,.........,,..,......,.,,... 63, 138 Blair, Jesse ,,.,,,,,.., ...,......,....,. 6 3, 140, 165 Bodell, Richard Booth, James ,..,..,..., ...,,. 9 4, 102, 140 Boucher, Daniel Bowers, Larry ,.,.,........,.... ........,...,.....,.,. 9 3 Boyd, Eva ,....,,,.......,.,,,.......... ...... 6 3, 130, 153 Brandeberry, Raymond ........ .,.,..,.,...,..,.,.. 6 3 Brenfleck, Sandra ............ .,,. 143, 162 Breyer, Wilfred Brooks, George ..,........ ...,...,....,. 6 3, 140 Brown, David ........ - ........ .,...........,,....,.... 1 36 Brown, Stuart ..,.... ....,....,,....,. 1 06, 140 Brown, Zoe ..,............... ......... 6 3, 118, 143, 159 Brubaker, David ...,..... ,...... 1 16, 132, 151, 171 Brumbaugh, Jeanne .,...,,..,....,,............ 126 Brunton, David .....,,. ..,.........,.,.................... 1 36, 155 Buck, Patricia ..,,. WWW- ,..... 63, 118, 164, 165 Burke, Lynda .,,,..... ,..,,.........,.,........,,.., 7 8, 128 Bussard, Linda ....... ,....... 6 3, 78, 130, 143, 159 Campbell, William Carey, James ...,.,..... -W ..,...........,.........., 94, 140 Catalona, William ,....,. ,,,,,,,.,,, 1 07 Caudill, Elwood Jr. Chambers, Sandra ........ ....,.,,,,,,,,..,..,.,.. 1 21 Clark, Carol ......,..,..,,. ,.,.,..,,.,., 6 2, 81, 126 Clary, James ........... ......,.,.,......,......,.,..., 9 4 Clawson, James ...... ...... 6 3, 134, 146, 169 Clayton, John ......... ....... .......,,.,...,,.......,,,, 1 4 1 Clifford, Rebecca ........ ............,.. .....,...... 6 3 , 75, 111 Collins, Ronald ...,. 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