Penn State Harrisburg - Capitolite Yearbook (Middletown, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1969 volume:

w 1 X 1 x - 4- . , I 1 a w n if-1: n 1. v-54-v-V rr... X-.wwnfrv-1:' -r -1, CAPITGLITE '69 CAPITOL CAMPUS MIDDLETCWN, PENNSYLVANIA FALL: THE BEGINNING Registration: Card 9952, please? What? You forgot your ID card? Yellow, Red, Green, Orange. The earth is on display now, showing all the jewels she owns. New people. Feeling it all out. Who to talk to? .A friend. An old roommate. Soon there will be seniors to meet too . . . The campus. The discovery of large, open fields, tele- phone poles by the scores, the huge classroom build- ing, Venderville and the pool tables, the Student Cen- ter with decent food. Autumn T968 began for the new iuniors with a week of activities, scheduling and meetings. They antici- pated, finally, the seniors to arrive, while the seniors, packing suitcases and loading cars, began thinking of the year ahead. The last year. The final year of a long, hard road. Term IO. Ready to begin . . . TOWARDS AN END .twig rr. r rm:-syn' .QW if Fall weekend, keg parties, a surprise par- ty for Denny and dances all were sprin- kled out in the ten weeks of the first term. Rides in the bus to dinner, figuring out grades for mid-term, Talking in Vender- ville, all comprised the mirage of every- day routine things. Couples began to an- nounce engagements plans. Everyone started to seem so close to being ejected into that great, wide world beyond. The first term saw the forming of many new clubs, and the election of some Sen- ators. The Student Government president, Tom Lopresti, resigned after a newspaper interview which told of his displeasures with the Senate. John Lybarger became the new president. Now, the government was ready to work as a cohesive organi- zation again. 69 New professors with strange, new courses filled the campus. Values. What are they? Bring a shower cap, sheet and a mask to class. Independent study groups. Dialogues on mind challenging questions occurred weekly. Innovation, uniqueness in academic ideas brims over the campus. So with the coming of Thanksgiving, stu- dents have begun to freely communicate with new friends, professors, administra- tors: a new year edges towards the end of its first term . .. And seniors edge closer toward their ends: graduation is two terms away . . . 8.1241 ,gi . .., i -ns, i ..,,.asr:r-L: . w , ' -' -1 , W if l9'6-'l uh-. - V' WINTER: DISCOVERING YOURSELF After the four weeks of Christmas Vaca- tion, the campus filled again with rested, excited, newly married and depressed stu- dents. A spectrum of moods. A myriad of ideas came together again. Skiing at Roundtop, student teaching for the seniors, interviews from companies: the activities of a cold, wintry term. Rumors of resignation by the vice presi- dent of social affairs, displeasure with the parking situation. The two big ques- tions ot the term. What was planned? Would winter weekend ever be a reality? Snow removal-who should do it? Finally, after a start as bleak as the wea- ther, things began happening. Dances, parties, Ski Weekend, and other fun events began to become numerous and available to students. Budgets for the juniors, soon to be sen- iors, were passed at government meet- ings. The seniors began to sit back, watching the planning for a year they would not be a part of . .. wondering, questioning . . . 6 7 nw av 1 Us In U- ll: lu is 3 : E Winter term saw great surges of student en- thusiasm. Many students became interested in forming a Concert weekend, in reviving the dying social committee, in contributing to a hopeful literary magazine. Independent study groups became active in the community, in helping others. Tutorial groups formed so students could help themselves. Students in- terested in being tutors began to taste the defeats and successes in teaching students. Artist-lecture series, with controversial fig- ures as William Worthy, Jr. challenged stu- dents' minds. Alumni funds and an organiza- tion evolved surely, the term was near an end. Laughter, drinking, the Blue Room, parties, talking, playing cards: all a part of Capitol Campus. All a part of winter term. The cold term ended with the hope, the smell of spring, and with its ending, began for sen- iors the awaiting of the last term: term 12, coming up . . . K . -s. If Q -' JA..- skadf Bair.. 1. n 1' A 4 Cf I ,iff I ,Q .1 Want to skip class? The fields began to green slightly as temperatures rose slightly. Classes emptied slightly as students migrated to spring. The happiness generated by spring can't be denied on campus. The excitement of a sea- son touched everyone . . . Convertible tops came down, flowers bud- ded, a new government for next senior class was elected, and field parties became as pop- ular as last spring term. Seniors were ready to kidnap professors for spring activities. . ill at , rr! SPRING Beautification Committee asked for a Fertility Day in order to celebrate spring and beautify Capitol Campus. People laughing, trees being planted, music, dig- ging, flinging dirt, a dance. Spring Week end comes for the campus. Senior par- ties and banquets top the season, top the end of four great years . . . Seniors begin to look around, taking it all in for the last term. The buildings: The cafeteria where Bernie threw out every- one who didn't have meal tickets, Church Hall where the army clique lived and ioked last year, the apartments where Miss Vance guarded her parking space, the Ad building with the mickey mouse ears on top . . . The fun. The parties. The laughter. The meals cooked on the apartment stoves. The water battles. The all-nighters. The tears . . . Yearbooks. Class rings. Dances. Good- byes. Graduation . . . Term T2 ends with a sigh, a smile, a yell, a tear, and makes ready for a new world. The end-the beginning. rr --. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION FACULTY FALL ...... Orientation Bowling Track Newspaper Football Student Government Sorority Dialogues Artist Series Fall Weekend WINTER ....... IEEE Karate Basketball Student Life Ski Club Valentine Queen SPRING . .. WZAP Ca pitolite Softball Juniors Seniors Advertisements Acknowledgements I2 CAPITOLITE STAFF EDITOR John Barberio ASSISTANT EDITOR Tom De LaIIa ASSOCIATE EDITOR Joe McConnell BUSINESS Dennis Aulf ACTIVITIES Buck Frezza SOCIAL Mary Wegner SEN I O RS Tom Sfovisick SPORTS Tom Crawford LITERARY Tish Clever JUNIORS Ja net Partridge Bernadine Abad PHOTOGRAPHY John Oravecz Paul Jueschke Gary High ADVISOR Mr. Roger Schiller DEDICATION . r 'I MR. WALTER M. SLYGH The Capitol Campus Class of 69 is proud to honor Mr. Walter M. Slygh, the Director of Admissions. The dedication of this yearbook is well deserved by Mr. Slygh because of his instrumental assistance in our acceptance as a member of the Penn State Capitol Campus. As an administrator and friend he is concerned with giving the stu- dents his time and interest. Before he ioined the Pennsylvania State University as Director of Admissions, May 1967, he was a counselor at Robert Morris Junior College and has had teaching experience at the University of Denver, University of Utah, St. Mary's Univer- sity, and Duquesne University. Also, he is a retired service veteran of the Air Force. Through the recruiting of our Director of Admissions to iunior colleges and oth- er affiliated campuses of Penn State our college has grown into a well estab- lished institution. Because of his service we the Class of 69 are proud to honor Mr. Walter M. Slygh and say thank you through this dedication. FAC U LTY ST Mrs. Dolores Appleby, Accounting Clerk AFF Dr. Donald Alexander, Asst. Prof. Education Dr. Roy Allison, Asst. Prof. Education Mrs. Marvel Anderson, Instr. in Chemistry Mr. William Aungst, Asst. Prof. Engineering 3 , - s i X Mrs. Judith Baker, Counselor Miss Dorothy Berman, Secretary I6 Mr. Robert Barr, Asst. Dean, Student Affairs Mrs. Georgia Burkett, Secretary Burleigh, Business Manager Mrs. Twyla Brown Receptionist Mr. Murray Budney Asst. Prof. Humanities Mr. Anthony Butler Sr. Asst. Librarian Dr. Shih-Chuan Chen Asst. Prof. Humanities Dr. Robert Conover Assoc. Prof. Engineering Mr. William Campbell Public Info. Officer Mr. William Castle Instr. Business Mr. George Dressler Financial Officer Mr. Milan Degyansky Instr. Engineering . fl., l r 4 r , ,xl ,, , X . liar .... 4 -WL P' w fs Dr. Lumir Dytrt Miss C. Egenrieder Assoc. Prof. Engineering Accounting Clerk Mrs. Jean Egenreider Mr. Charles Hary Accounting Clerk Asst. Prof. Engineering Dr. Earl Elliott Mrs. Patricia Gerhart Psychologist Secretary-Dean Mrs. Margaret Good D,-. John Grimm SGC. Food and l'l0USlnQ Dean-Student Affairs l8 Dr. George Gumas Assoc. Prof. Engineering Q l Mr. Coleman Herpel Director Mr. Mark Heyman Assoc. Prof. Reg Plan l I l T l kiffflll 1 Dr. Richard Heindel Dean of Faculty Dr. Howard Hilton Prof. So. Sci. and Econ. Mrs. Sara Hipple Secretary Mr. Wesley Houser Assoc. Prof. Engineering Dr. George Haines Prof. of Statistics Dr. Ray Hancock Asst. Prof. of Education Mrs. AnnaBeIIe Heintzelman Bookstore Clerk Mr. Jefferson Hartzler Instr. in Mathematics Dr. Jose Huertas-Jourda Mr. William Kistler Instr. Humanities and Philosophy Bookstore Manager w, 'x, , U, ww . ,w -, . ' . ',, l , 'T u .il 1. , Mr. John Joseph Mr. David Kravitz Instructional Services Assoc. Prof. Engineering Dr. Thomas Knight Dr. George Larimer Asst. Prof. So. Sci. and Assoc. Prof. Soc. Sci. and History Sociology Mr. Ambrose Klain Assoc. Prof. Regional Planning Miss Alice Kelley Secretary Mrs. Doris Hughes Secretary Mr. Thomas Jamison lnstr. in Engineering AM ff Dr. Frederick Law Assoc. Prof. of Engineering Miss Sandra Leader Instr. in Mathematics 2l Dr. Elmer Lear Prof. Soc. Sci. and Educafion Dr. Wayne Lee Prof. of Marketing Dr. William Lewis Assr. Prof. So. Sci. and Pol. Sci. Mrs. Mary Loucks Secretary Mrs. Carolyn Mafeer Assistant Librarian Dr. Kenneth Masters Assoc. Social Science Mr. Charles Marsh Assoc. Prof. Engineering f'-1:2 Wfitii- Mrs. Eleanore Long Nurse 'S -45 Mrs. Cleo McCoy Resident Hostess Mr. Noel McDermott Asst. Prof. Electrical Engineering Dr. Robert McNeill Prof. Adm. and Political Science Mr. James Mead Instr. Business Dr. Frederick Neubauer Asst. Prof. Business Mrs. Betty Merkle Secretary Dr. Stanley Miller Assoc. Prof. Social Science Dr. Joseph Moore Prof. of Engineering Dr. William Mosier Asst. Prof. Humanities and English Dr. John Nichols Prof. Social Science Mr. Robert Ott Instr. Education if Mr. Hsi-Sheng Nieh Mr. James Mead Mrs. Claire Nissley Instr. in Mathematics Instr. in Business Secretary Mrs. J. Oriold Mr. John Patterson Miss Jean Phillips Secretary Instr. in History Elementary Education 24 f 'N Tr, I ig Miss Iris Prager Instr. Physical Education Miss Price Asst. Librarian Mrs. Pearl Prouser Secretary-Director Mr. Lee Pugh Instr. in Engineering Dr. Edgar Racy Assoc. Prof. Humanities and English Mrs. Rose Reedy Secretary Mr. Paul Reichwein Instr. Physical Education Mrs. Patricia Reider Secretary Mr. Bernard Resnick Manager-Food and Housing Dr. Irwin Richman Assoc. Prof. American Studies Dr. Roger Saylor Prof. of Business Mr. Roger Schiller Asst. Prof. of Engineering Mr. Richard Schulz Asst. Prof. Business Asst. to Director Mrs. Ella Seidel Secretary Dr. Ward Sinclair Assoc. Prof. Education Miss Bonita Sleighter Secretary Mrs. Suzanne Splain Secretary Mr. Francis Splane Instr. Social Science and Economics Mrs. Kathleen Splann Accounting Clerk Mrs. Kathryn Starkey Instr. Educational Psychology M. Steigerwalt Prof. of Mathematics Louise Trego Dr. George Wolf Assoc. Prof. American Studies and History t Miss Doris Whitman 15' Secretary Mrs. Merrill Stettler Secretary-Student Affairs Miss Carmen Vance Asst. to Dean of Student Affairs Dr. John Watts Asst. Prof. Social Science and Economics Mrs. Nancy Tischler Assoc. Prof. Humanities and English Mrs. Suzan Zola Library Asst. sv ' N1 Amr' E' ll FALL -.ww X I V af? -X lxs x,-f.'f , fvf f' f 51.7. 'H ffng ' X 'Q.,l ' f ' 7' ' N an 1 1 ORIENTATION WELCOMES JUNIORS TO THE C C EXPERIENCE Introducing the grind of study and the buzz of duty is the experience of orientation and registration. These days mark the prelude to a year of participation in an innovative collegiate society. Orientation week is not cluttered with study, but time-consuming activities are at a loss. After fulfilling one's obligations to scheduled activities, such as residence meetings, program meet- ings, program tests, and TB tests, an abundance of leisure time remains. The seniors spend most of their time napping, while the iuniors spend theirs waiting- to see someone, to do something or maybe for the grand excitement of college life to begin. All in all friendships are established and acquaintances are made at the orientation mixers. The dormitories come to life with the influx of new students aided by the return of familiar faces. Students and faculty advisors as- semble to plan schedules. The Administration Building is stormed by iuniors who have crowded there to fa- miliarize themselves with Capitol's institutions and to meet those who make these institutions lively and effective. L. 30 .Z Our newly opened Student Center hosted the Camaraderie on Friday night and the Chantay's on Saturday night. 3I Weekend activities included a Faculty-Student Soft- ball game and picnic. 1' I 33 TRACK , - 'l STD? 1 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Jack Blough Carl Calianno Scott Rice John Scurfield Ralph Scurfield Coach: Mr. William Castle IW' NEWSPAPER Co-Editors Tish Clever Jerry Friedman Production Manager Ann McBride Business Manager Phyllis Bushee Photographer Ed Haack Reporters Wanda Crews Mark Gehart Bonnie Gelbsfein Carol Grantier Brian McLaughlin Nance Morse Sue Stavoi Jane Wigand Advisor Mr. William Campbell Mindbenders: Stan Ciosfek lSecrefarYl, Pat Dan- owski, Bob Allen, Rich Szczurowski CPresiden1'l. X l P 1 x. J 4W's: Art Ivins, Mark Gerharf. Pinbusrers: Tony Danna, Dave Wexler, John Crawford, Licari. . Bill Jenkins, Pele BCDWLING r r CD ' Ellen Brown, Tom Karmazin, Gene Weller. Missing Superballs: Ron Gress, Peggy Wuest, Rod Sfauffer, Tom Sever. Missing: Larry Groseclose. f,, Jr. i .aff-yea.1,!1iis,-.ilf5,, Y I I Losers: Joe McConnell, Tom DeLalIa, Peggy Daddarie, Bob Smith, John Ba rberio. fs, Groovy's: Pia Suwannanoda, Charles Lee, Dennis Aulf, Milan Degyansky. Hary, Dr. Wayne Team 8: Lee Harvey, Dianne Dorris, Peter Weed. Missing: Art Minguez, Maureen Warren. Groadies: Bob McLaughlin, Doug Peterson, Wanda Crews, John Slvulich, Bob Getz. Jungle Bombers: Denny Hall Colleen Brett, Norm Difrick Gary High, Rich Urban. 'PLT Eagles: Dr. Earl Elliott, Richard Schulz, Dr. William Lewis, Annette Lament, Dr. John Grimm. Missing: Dr. George Haines. Guttersnipers: Carmen Vance, Bill Castle, Connie Egen- rieder, Tom Leaky. Missing: Noel McDermott. Team 7: Jerry Warnas, Jeff Clay, Alan Shepler. Missing: Carolyn Mateer. ZR: VANDERLIERS Phil Mann Lee Condran Randy Stubbs Bob Reilly ALTERS Art Feinberg Jim Smail Denny Kohn Fred Gallo Paul Alter CHURCH HALL Ed Bungo Tom Crawford Glenn Wade Lou DiBuo Rich Urban Frank DiAntonio Dave Milof XGI'S Ron Smalstig ZERO DEFECTS Frank Greco Ted Orlowski Harry Wenzel Mike Yablonsky Frank Comport CHERRY SOULS Dwight Cobler Tom DeLalIa Joe McConnell Charles Kihm David Skeehan John Hopkins FOOTBALL Van Sher Gerry Vlasak Bob Snyder Bill Young John Larkin Buck Frezza Dennis Hoover Chris Bruce John Kovach Bud Bowen Bill Long Joe Glica Chuck Heydt Sieve Bungo Roger Wells Gary Csanady Ray McGill Charlie Slacker Tom Guldin John Crawford John Berhalfer Lou Dupree Ernest Miller Bennie Scurry .....:,:i,,,,..m -,,,,,: V. -,, iz . 5 .ig , .-JL.-..,.'.fL. tg, - YQ- ' .: 1G',f1I I Q H ' 'Y ' L-?5,-'ifrrf' '- Il - Q A V P , , 'uf' TF'-1.5539 Ilii J11'Al1I Hfli '4 3, 1-2 -Q ij-uf -1 Af- N en- 414- K . 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'D , 'ff g,...' ' ff- WI.-v+.L . A A ' 0 . 3-H wg -' 7 -fl' 'Y -' fr ' 1- 4 ,4 .Q . if ,f h W f- V! I., ' . , v ff - gf J. r ., ,,,g, 3 , -Y.. ,. fx 4.5 24411525 'x A . it ,I 'Y' :X t ...Q '.i,.fA., . - I.. J ' .4 iff- . ' ii gl .x , 311. ,My W , U- ' av A - .11 -'f-A-A mf .-'.w.-fw . . fi-5 f '17 J'tf S,Nd,iJFf . ,g 35 :M Y.kTj . x ,T .r. 4 ,Ll 'Bit lr-A in it nb . ating .. '...X'- 'x Fx X 5 K Q , nf., -.-4, , fi 'Q 1 - j':gi-f.s ?: q1H'4 'fS'?1 7f,K' , fi- L'i,'- ,' - - ' f x 3- g ' N -5' JJ Q X 4, - Akw-.w-fe, .r. x ,-,I 'w g ,am f -+ -.-- -' f:-1 ri v ,.t,gY' . ' f' , - Hx I1 X 1. , v , 1 , , . , f A , fX,f, R 7, 1 Aqw'l'-,x' fy 'N d ,Cuff ff Q, ' -gx .vx, mr, A .Q f. In-Q .'i rx I ' .J-1 . ' Lf' f' ... f . Q. v, 'A' L A :Q A'.6? i:A X:tf -'J' A QI 1 l l 1 STUDENT GOVERNMENT EXECUTIVE President ....... Vice. Pres. Leg. . . . . Vice Pres. Social . . Treasurer ....... Secretary . . . Secretary . . . LEGISLATIVE Senior Senators William Morrow Robert Canter Charles Rose Junior Senators George Smith William Swartz Eugene Weller Sharon Trachtman Advisors Dr. George S. Larimer Mr. Francis Splane 42 John Lybarger ... . . John Bravo Dina Kanal .. John Isogna Joyce Johnson Bernadine Abad Cathy Polumbo Patricia Harlacher Ticki Marchetti Judith Thompson Sam De Phillippo Jose Robinson William Hebclen SORORITY MEMBERS Nancy Yeats, President Sharon Weiner Nancy Morse Zieders Beth Eliasson Fedasz Muretta Reda Joanne Delutes Ashley Martz Paula Holtzman Pat Guise Barbara Smith Mary Wegner Tiki Marchetti Madonna Smith Patty Danowski Nancy Ettinger Madalyne Russ Linda Walters DIALOGUES . . . The Student-Faculty Dialogues held in them the opportunity for students and faculty mem- bers to discuss openly a specific topic. Of course, once enthusiasm was generated, ap- propriate tangents were often examined. The proefssors usually choose a subiect. in which they were familiar. For example, Dr, G. Wolf led a dialogue on Ghost Writing, Dr. E. Elliott, Miss l. Prager and Mrs. J. Baker, everything from administration to sex, Rabbi Eli Cooper, Theology of the Modern Jew, Dr. E. Racey, Richman, Changing McLernon and Rev. phet or Prostitute, Placement, Prof. M. beck, Love Ta ken Radical America, Dr. l. our Political System, Fr. Neff, the Church as Pro- Mr. R. Schulz, College Wolf, Love, Dr. A. Brod- Seriously, Mr. G. Bell, Continuing Education, and Dr. H. Eisenstein, Student Power. l l n V7 . i 5 mga! 135 Q ri 1 il . D I .iw Above Right: Dr. G. Wolf. Above: Fr. McLernon. Far Right: Dr. Racey. Right: Dr. Elliott. M t 4 . . . ARTIST SERIES The dialogues served as a meeting ground for students and faculty alike. Each grew to some understanding of the other. lt was a marvelous opportunity for all those who took part in the adventure. The Artist-Lecture Series sponsored a 'few outstanding guest appearances. Dr. R. Meyers lectured on the Romance ot Words describ- ing various incidents ot. humorous word us- age. Mr. Stan Shepard, a West Indian tolk singer illustrated the development of the folk music forms from their original African roots through the West Indian melodies we krtovv in our popular versions today, A clas- sical music concert was presented by Peter Segal, guitarist, and Deborah Cook, soprano, featuring such favorites as Die Warnung and Las Margaritas. X . , 57575-1 5 Q is .-.. f-.:l..1+ ,. 1..'l- f- FALL WEEKEND Fall Weekend is a weekend that will always be remembered. It all began on Friday evening, November 8tl'1. Our well-dressed couples went to Schindler's Restaurant 8. Cocktail Lounge in Camp Hill for an exquisite dinner, and later, a lively dance. Some of the more sports-minded couples con- tinued with the festivities of the weekend by hop- ping into their cars on Saturday and driving to University Park and their AlI 'U' Weekend, for the big Miami-State football game. Most of the couples remained at Park after the game for a jammy, and later a concert. For all, it was an ex- citing, but exhausting weekend. WINTER 8-- f'Z' 4- 1 .- . YF- 4 . Y.: 1 - -, A fn ,J , f - 'Nx- 1 14:--... .z,. ' . ,,.,1 31,3 .v , , C15 nu A Z . , 1 ,. ,, .va ,, u5,.f .,,.. '--'. , .. ,nn r, . ' '51 -rr -'1-1 72 2 ', wr-,Q ,Q ..' ,Q ',, .cf .Q ,ni N,.'tx'w' A ,, . 0. , ' 1 . ,, R.- 1 .' .5. I , . Q' O.. - . . 1:42 '1 . ,. 1 'If' ,jf - fn' .. ,. 1 - . Q., 3 l,-, df -'-'S ,-. -'J TY- ' 1 r'- w. 1 ' ln' 4, ' Y-'-.2 f X v f '---Q,-.I - -L'- ff'C6 .r 1 at-:Q Chairman . . . V-Chairman . . Treasurer .... Secretary .... Faculty Advisor MEMBERS Thomas Sever Allan Shepler Richard Urban Gordon Zahorik Harry Mayhew George Voznialc David Wexler David Benton Charles Hartman John Pasforek Tom DeLalla 50 EEE . . . C. David Schmitt . . . Stuart M. Kravitz . . . . Richard L. Hann ..... . .. William R. Beck . . . . Mr. Wesley' G. Houser X Danial Green Gwilyn Jenkins Leonard Morris John Johnson Raymond Poremba George Weischadle Richard Troutman Wayne Kishbaugh Michael Brechun John Barberio l, D Yi '-44 Paul F. Simoneni, 3rd Black Belt Tim Hill Frank Rzomp Jerry Braafz Rich Sfroemple Mike Koch Charles Mullen Tom Musso Ed Miles Tony Tonon ,...-4 , Vf. - ,--.l ' 625 fl A N M 7, 1 slr' -I , - ' Fi' will 'l Y Q., KARATE ll. gif BASKETBALL AN EXCITING SEASON Capitol Opp. 81 ......... Wilkes-Barre. . . . . . .. 58 80 ..... Berks .. ......7O 52 .... Ogonfz .. ......67 82 ......... Hazelton . .. .... . 108 103 ......... Allentown ..... ..... 5 9 67 .... . . , Schuylkill ..... ..... 1 00 79 ....... . Berks . . .... 60 106 ......... York 57 68 .... . . . Mont Alto ..... ..... . 70 81 .... .... S chuylkill ..... ...... 9 5 78 .......... Hazleton ..... ...... 6 6 84 ,,,,,,,,, Wilkes-Barre . . . .... . . 81 67 .... . . . Ogonfz ..... . 57 52 4 3 EIXPITUL C7 1 i i fi i k Ki-. , V, 1. ,, 4 D - .1 3:51 -.isbn , ,Eid , ' -, fy, ,ab 'L ir 'lx if Qi' . .1 ? 1 K7 . ' 1 r li. Q . - ,Q -gy 5'?JYi.aLL ' lk if ,rn .,-fi' 2'-s, ! ! Q E 5' 1 e! sl ann, Q INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM Paul A. Alier Thomas D. Barreit Christopher T. Bruce Arthur Feinberg Gary C. Griesbach Thomas S. Guldin Jack E. Hoener Raymond W. Hoover Arthur J. James John F. Larkin Jerry Miller David J. Milo! Theodore R. Orlowski Robert W. Reilly William C. Wetzel Roger A. Wells 1 f +I Cheerleaders: Harriet Dickler, Harriet Feldenkreis, Annette LaMent, Janis Granito, Maxine Saewitz, Pat Schultz. J .-f if I -. ki gf' , . ,re J 4 ' nf xr' X 1- 6- Qif - pn . .L 1. N 1 XJ, v 3, l ' .1 yx vi.- JJ' ' if 1 l CAMPUS LIFE DIVERSIFIED, HECTIC . . . Knowledge is the cup of gold, the trophy of study and reason. A ques- tion shared brings one couple to the Center. Meanwhile, outside, the search for knowledge is interrupted by the search for soical contact. When class- es are over, there is time for relaxa- tion and fun. Competition spices in- tramural sports. Study, work, enioy. Here are the experiences of campus life. To meet new friends and share these times can make these experiences only greater. i Ii 'T' un - Wyqvw- -3-i.1F'r 'f ,.. .-7 aff' ' , . ,. . Q' VW,-ar' 1 hm ,,f' . TRYING, FUN FILLED V V :M Ku as 295g S 2 gs.-4-vm VA! 11.122 .2 r: 2-L - 11 f..ff 21-::.2:1:: r,'Er1?:.:,,E ..saEP'I5: :us - :-.-:IEI' J. ' sHEST:E:f -- ' :I ' 1:2q1,f:1- Q,-jg.-gr, . 139 .5-'-,1:? 2: : 5' -eff:-Q51 J'iQ:1:2:5fl'Isf3 A . . . s::gEg5SeEs55:i5z:':E1, 'ffluiaea-,.:.::ss:35f25:5f:::' ' 'iw' ,' I- ci.-I V 41. 5'f'-5:':b:'52f:i'-'.'f'f'IfI?'-:5--.. 2iIE1EE4:.1:f'I.1:2-137:33 ' ' . f ' ' 'si-Av'33X5z ?:'lN5.':?:I:F:E:1'211.-.iv-:' .- '!il'f:1-I:1'!, '5I5: :':-:1',1,.::. ., r :-':--'7:f:i? -- ' ' '11, -Z 1 . -4+-4-e:s4ye:Ver.:::s::-:M-:,:1r.1--mr-.:.:.,. ..'-.sf:r:--'+a4r':s:r ss' . ' -.21 :+. Down the mighty slope he came Down across the icy snow Oh! why didn't he stop that day Like a skier would in the ordinary way 50 yards of tumbling down and around Came to a stop with his face in the ground The ski patrol was notified . . . that day To come and haul 'this' skier away Now the season has done gone and past Only a few on the slopes ever last But next year will bring new excitement and skills The pains of this year are already healed. , '-ref NH - . Q.. -' ,-. , . mil l A of x an y . . , . r 1 ,vw L31 ,rr Q., President ..... Vice-President Treasurer ..... Secretary .. Advisor .. l .,,f,. 1 wlig OFFICERS ,,.,A ,xl g . .....,, ,, 5- - . 1' ' v . , r ,,, ' 'fuss . . . . Dennis Ault . . . Gordon Zahorik . George Bissinger . . . . Dave Schmitt Prof. W. P. Castle l 4 I Q'Sqm.., M -v- ' Y-A-nfl, VALENTINE QUEEN . Y Q Sponsored by First Floor Wris- burg, Miss Harriet Felclenkreis reigned as Valentine Day Queen of Capitol Campus. Harriet, an Elementary Education major, is active on the Social Committee and a member of the campus cheerleaders. 6I SPRING r,. Y ff ff' f WE 5 1' , ,F f1,?,,fi , ,4QfSLlV I X f X U . A2':s f ,, ' rf --'25,-L ,ziigk 5-53-sich' sf 5 5 SE, ,M sz '- 'ix Y' Y -,.,,S 913 x 1 ak ' pw Q-.. El ml fy 1. xx 32 H Q LLP, , lAf'2.g2Q:'a' 4. X Xxx x WZAP 640 KHZ C. David Schmitt, Station Manager In the beginning there was blackness-cleep-dark-singent blackness . . . then came gray, the gray of awareness, the gray of the everlasting passing of time, . . . and from this the integy WZAP was born. Constructed by Dave Schmitt, and with the help of other station personnel, WZAP has become the greatest student supported achievement at Capitol Campus. Playing from Mod to Classic . . . Motown to Jive, WZAP is on the air. Boy what a world C.D.S. - I y no 2 9 -3 A Q 4 5 'f' rf 64 Staff Members l , l , :wig - 2 l Y t LR., ,t,.-'xx 55.4 it , 5 Station Manager ..... . . Ass't Station Manager .. . Chief Engineer ...... Ass't Chief Engineer . . . Business Manager ........ Ass't Business Manager News Director . ...... . . . Ass't News Director Administration ...... Engineer . . DJ'S .... Q. 1 - M 0 . . David Schmitt . . . Mike Sobol Denny McGinley . . Jim Fogarty .. Ray Poremba George Manning . . . . John Fein .. , Stu Kravitz . . Doug Peters Jerry Hennessy Bob Ciarrocchi Joe Gaudioso Gordon Zahorik .. Linda Clark Joe Glica Dave Lewis Kathy Palena Richard Urban Keith Schneck Tom Sever Martin Marinoff Pete Uhniat Rich Stroemple David Guy Qfficers Advisors . . . Prof. Noel McDermott Prof. Charles Marsh 65 CAPITOLITE . m MN -l , 4 'v- 2 .. Editor-in-Chief ............ John L. Barberio Assistant Editor-in-Chief . . . . . . . Associate Editor ..... Business Manager . . Activities Editor . Social Editor .... Senior Editor . . . Sports Editor . . . Literary Editor . . . Junior Editors . . Photographers . . Advisor . . . Assistants Fred Gallo Steve Fedasz Grace Valenzio Elaine Domitrovich Brian McLaughlin Paula Holtzman Ticki Marchetti . . Tom DeLalIa Joe McConnell .. Dennis Ault . . Buck Frezza . Mary Wegner . . Tom Stovisick Tom Crawford . . . Tish Clever Janet Partridge Bernadine Abad . John Oravecz Paul Jueschke Gary High . . . Mr. Roger Schiller Dianne Dorris Luther Dupree Barbara Smith Timothy Smith Ray Hoover Jimmy Smail James Boyce .QT , ,f A ' fl If ,..'. ,A5,5.,:Vm1 4' , A A .ti V ,f 1. 32.5 RYXX ,'4,.. ' , - 4 67 Buck Frezza slams it for a triple. It looks good as Dwight Colber readies for the hit. f ..... xi. 1.4 SOFTBALL -.. H A Wu . DIAMO :HI hw-N. Dennis Hoover in position. l Bob Smith hurls it for a curve past the batter. , fn' W . e 4 x P '1 , V, .M ., , Uv- 'JQTJ - r-f-.-,f,..m. r -e' .-a Avi ' ' 'Xu x -eb mr., Li IJ K g I lr X ' la .. 'lm' f ,, N, , .. . H .. .SN J.- .. ,.n- FT . ' -:px 1,,.Q-N .' , ,, z , ', - Q2 ' , f '.' . ' Q 1- . ', f,..,,. 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H , Xia? 1 1 r if , ' 5' 4 ' his - 1 ' -ll t?3 ,.-4,v, 'Q VF: ll 1 ? 7 'U 4 ' 1 if Nl JA .flu in ae, J , ' gf,QIL.'C:7'I 'J C9 rv First Row: Cynthia Lahti, Marlene Miller, Sandra Kuhnert, Anita Hemphill, Mary Domitrovich. Second Row: Bonnie Scurry, Janis Granito, George Smith III, Russell Yoas, Pat Smith, Maureen Warren. J l i Allen Neifeld, Ron Soloff, Chuck Connor Chris Bruce, Charles Heydt, Steve Bungo, Edward Bungo. 1- .tw J MMD!! 72 y 2,1 Nancy Ellenger, Bernadine Abad, Par Danowsky, Bruce Sommers, Donna Williams. First Row: Tom Crawford, Glenn Wade. Second Row: Frank Di- Antonio, Frank Greco, Waller Bowen. Peggy Wuest, Linda DeCaroIis, Harriet .V First Row: Mary Ann McCabe, Barbara John Ream. First Row: Lou DiBuo, Brad Brennen, Dave Milot. Second Row: Ted Sweitzer, Bill Gleason, Gary Fritz, Mark Gerharf, Bob Allen. land Row: Frank Gallagher, Mark Fleisher, David Lloyd, 3 'za A. Pau HL 1 ,FY Qi' 5 g :XX xx XX gi S xx YY G VM haw.. l ,Un ,,'- 1 QQ - t3':.- - 'wb 121 ,4- I fo N ie '--. .L-1 vz? -6 First Row: Linda Oswell, Linda Parmet, Rita Moore, Mary Ann Miller, Second Row Diane Walton, Terry Jann, Linda Middlesworth. Paul Jueschke, Janet Partridge, Gary High. .h 1 1 'ii . ' in . J I vc, , J. X Y f 221 Ray McGill, Frank Comport, Ted Orlowsky, Mike Yabionsky, Tom Guldin. 75 if 'l Randy Stubbs, Lee Condran, Bob Reilly. '-1 sz John Crawford, Ben Scurry, Ernie Joe Glica, Bill Long, AI Fishman, Harry zel, Mike Opeit, Chris McCarney, John Y7 QQ? at , First Row: Colleen Brett, Sharon Trachtman, Bonnie Gelbstein. Second Row Ted Orlowski, Annette Lament, Jerry Miller. Nancy Brien, Marie Fallon Maureen Cover. 77 CLASS OF '69 A new world awaits. What will it be? A job, the Army, marriage . . . The hopes and dreams of years past coming to light. The new experience begins. Philip A. Adams Ronald J. Altenburger Reading Philadelphia Mechanical Engineering Business Technology .EL Paul A. Alter Charles M. Anastasi Joseph S. Anderson Pittsburgh Philadelphia Qafnegie Social Science Mechanical Engineering 5OCI6l SCIENCE Technology '55 Justin J. Angellotto Dennis J. Ault Barnesboro Williamsport Elementary Education Business 15 John L. Barberio Thomas D. Barrett William R. Beck Little Silver, N. J. Pittsburgh Indiana Electrical Engineering Business Electrical Engineering Technology Technology Z1 Allen D. Becker Murray D. Beckford Elizabethtown Havertown Electrical Engineering Social Science Technology ,gf ..- Raymond Belian Sandra J. Bell David A, Benton Pittsburgh Harrisburg Kirfanning Social Science Social Science Electrical Engineering Technology 'no I, 80 2' John A. Berhalier Williamsport Elementary Education gin., David W. Billheimer Hyde Park Business George C. Bissinger Georgia C. Bollinger Philadelphia Harrisburg BUSir1eSS Elementary Education -SE Thomas J. Borstnar Marilyn Bottock Jay B. Bowden Pittsburgh Levittown Pittsburgh Social Science Elementary Education Business iz. 'ali 1-5 James A. Boyce John D. Boyle Churchville Pittsburgh Social Science Business John A. Bravo Philadelphia Humanities William Brasko Mariorie H. Braun Philadelphia Mechanicsburg Mechanical Engineering Elementary Education Technology Karen L. Brenizer Ellen F. Brown Harrisburg Conynham Elementary Education Social Science Lucille D. Burns Michael F- BYFUS Harrisburg Pl lf'l5Cl6lphl8 Social Science Business S!! , Stanley V. Cach, Jr. Deflflls A- Campbell Michael A. Carricafo Jersey City, N. J. LeVlTf0Wf1 Harrisburg Water Resources Mechanical Engineering Social Science Engineering Technology TeClm0l0QY Joseph F. Chipalowsky Billy L- Chlrdon Scranton , Belforfj , Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology Technology 'Kr 2-S Stanley Ciostek Jay M. Cluelow Phoenixville Coraopolis Social Science Elementary Education Dwight L, Cobler Vera S. Cole Diana S. Coll Mansfield Highspire Pittsburgh Mechanical Engineering Elementary Education Social Science Technology 1: ..., , Larry E. Conley Patricia R. Connelly Harrisburg Feasterville Mechanical Engineering Elementary Education Technology 5. Rebecca J. Cook Wanda J. Crews Margarel MQ D'Add'3 le McKeesporr West Chester Wa' H71 'me' Social Science Social Science BUSINESS lj! Daniel T. Daly Camp Hill Social Science Thomas R. DeLalla Denville, New Jersey Electrical Engineering Technology James C, Deal-den F. Defll36UQl'1 Levittown Bedford Social Science Electrical Engineering Technology 'lP 'r 'Wi Robert W. DimarCO Norman J. Ditrich Dolores M. Ditullio Windber Erie Norristown Water Resources Mechanical Engineering Elementary Education Engineering Technology Technology 'Er' Darwin B. Dosch Thomas E. Duerr York Pittsburgh Mechanical Engineering Social Science Technology Luther J. Dupree Dale T. Eck Pittsburgh Macungie Business Electrical Engineering Technology lx Sharon A. Ehart Elizabeth S. Eliasson JOhr1 J. Escarge Perkasie Glenside Wilkes-Barre Elementary Education Elementary Education Mechanical Engineering Technology ' i Barbara E. Evans JOl'Il't Nl. Fabian Lykeng Harrisburg Elementary Education Mechanical Engineering Technology Stephen Feclasz Arthur F. Feinberg Southampton Philadelphia Electrical Engineering Social Science Technology neg Qu A Kenneth F. Finger Mary E. Flurie -loffeffa R- F0ll9Y Middletown Lewisberry New Cumberland Water Resources Elementary Education Elementary Education Engineering Technology l uk' ...X L Q fn ' William A. Fontana lvyland Elementary Education i A L E l K. Alan Fox Alfred Frezza Karl W. Fry Hatboro Altoona New Bloomfield Electrical Engineering Social Science Business Technology 33' if Barry L. Gainor Fred Gallo Harrisburg Pittsburgh Social Science Social Science Donald W. Garechf Joseph A. Gaudioso Philadelphia Philadelphia Business Business Ramon C. Gerber Fred E. Giller Gary D. Glenney Middletown Philadelphia York Business Humanities Mechanical Engineering Technology Mark L. Glickrnan Joseph R. Golo Harrisburg Scranton Mechanical Engineering Social Science Technology 'Star Ronald W. Gress Creekside Business 5: Richard C. Gore Philadelphia Business Leslie J. Graff Harrisburg Social Science BJ ----e. Gary C. Griesbach John H. Griffith Erie Shiremanstown Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology Technology Patrlcla A Guise Mahlon N Haines ConstanceJ Hamilton Mechanlcsburg York West Chester Elementary Education Social Science Busnness Joseph G. Hennessy Philadelphia Business 11-N5 I iw l l I l l it 1 i i. ..-cg 3' Paula B. Holtzman Creston R. Hood Philadelphia Harrisburg Social Science Business Dennis H. Hoover John W. Hopkins Harborcreek Philadelphia Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology Technology Romaine K. Horter Camp Hill Elementary Education Joanne M. Houser Joseph M. Hudacek Chalfont Plymouth Elementary Education Mechanical Engineering Technology nf' John T. Insogna Verona Business 3 ...,, hw , ,4 Charles F. Ishler Middletown Business- 'CL'- James R. Johnson Joyce R. Johnson Dina F. Junkin Middletown Philadelphia Doylesfown Social Science Elementary Education Social Science Lx uf'7 Dina R. Kanal Arnold H. Kaplan Philadelphia Philadelphia Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Technology Nancy L. Kappel Jean E. Kessinger Charles J- Kihm Sellersville Farmingdale, New York P'fl5bUf9l1 Social Science Elementary Education B'-1550955 rx,- Sara S. Kinneman Jeffrey S. Klein Hanover Philadelphia Elementary Education Elementary Education Michael L. Koch Dennis I. Kohn Philadelphia Philadelphia Electrical Engineering Social 5Cier1Ce Technology ls- Charles Kokoski Marie L. Kopp Thomas G. Krulick Aliquippa Windsor Exeter Business Elementary Education Mechanical Engineering Technology Ah-' -4.9 Ruth E. Lenker Hershey Elementary Education L' Sheldon Levinson Anthony E. Lobato Thomas P. Lopresti Philadelphia Carlisle Middletown Social Science Business Mechanical Engineering Technology ini' Jesse E. Love Gary R. Lowe Shippensburg Muncy Electrical Engineering Business Technology PQ 4-'S .sn-Y John M. Lybarger Raymond A. Maieski Levittown Harrisburg il- Business Mechanical Engineering 'Wil' Technology 31 -. 5 X --al '5 George L. Manning, Jr. Langhorne Business OP'-5 Helen M. Manning Lemoyne Elementary Education in B an-Q, i Alan P. Manwiller Cosimo Manzo Emelia A. Marchetti Camp Hill Bristol Jeannette Business Social Science Elementary Education . Joseph M. Marshall Nancy R. Martsolf Havertown Camp Hill Business Elementary Education 1.3 Ashley F. Martz Joseph C. McConnell William J. McGill Oberlin Harrisville Pittsburgh Elementary Edugafion Mechanical Engineering Social Science Technology -ag, Dennis F. McGinley Brian S. McLaughlin Levittown Pittsburgh Business Social Science John J- MCNlC0l Nancy J. Melia Barry L. Meyer D Yofkl U Langhorne State College Eleclflcal E '9 'lee n9 Elementary Education Business Technology GVSQOVY C- Moll Cassandra A. Montgomery Middletown Philadelphia Wafer RSSOUFCSS Elementary Education Engineering Technology .X Leonard Morris William C. Morrow Sweet Valley Middletown Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology TeCl'mOl0QY V,-.--. e E, Nancy M. Morse Cherryl M. Myers Harrisburg Philadelphia Elementary Education Social Science Qi Irene R' MYSFS John F. Oravecz Kathie M. Palumbo East Berlin Hilliards Norristown Elementary Education Social Science Elementary Education its-3 Y!-9 Lynda A. Panetta Philadelphia Elementary Education Ralph J. Papa Carol J. Parmet Pittsburgh Glenside Social Science Elementary Education John E. Pastorek Joseph T. Pinter Freeport Enhaut Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Technology Technology Nora L. Polimeni East Chester, New York Humanities Raymond E. Poremba Dianne R. Portfleet West Naticoke Harrisborg Electrical Engineering HUYYIGFHTIGS Technology Surg fbf, ,,,...si Martyn Potar Roger M. Priest James A. Primavera Wanfaghl New York Hatfield Philadelphia Business Business Electrical Engineering Technology is-f-4' Mureifa L. Reda Mechanicsburg Elementary Education 40 f' gain, Dennis E. Reiner Wiconisco Elemeniary Education its JoAnn C. Robinson Rosann Rookey Harrisburg Middletown Elementary Education Elementary Education 'Z' Charles W. Rose Madalyne M. Russ C. David Schmitt Zelienople Middletown Allison Park Business Social Science Electrical Engineering Technology 'rg' William P. Schwanger John P. Scorza Highspire Pittsburgh Business Social Science 453' John T. Scurfield York Business ai-IJ 'i Van C. Sher Abington Social Science Q-..-Y Q--A Ralph K. Scurfield Frank L. Shenk Red Lion Columbia Business Social Science M 'XTZY Ronald A. Shiroff Philadelphia Business Linda B. Sibol Gloria J. Sims York Philadelphia Social Science Elementary Education W Quay Q -,NR - .E David J. Skeehan Barbara A. Smith Robert A. Smith Pittsburgh Mount Holly, New Jersey Moscow Business Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Technology 5' Robert L. Smith Thomas E. Smith Jersey Shore Red Lion Business Social Science ill, Regis A. Snyder Michael W. Sobol Eric D- Soneson Cannonsburg Flushing, New York BVYW ATWW Business Electrical Engineering Business Technology Keith S. Sprenkle Red Lion Social Science . fv- .3-'13 Esther M. Stafford Camp Hill Elementary Education John M. Stahl Harrisburg Social Science Vx 'El' Thomas J. Stovcsik James B. Strausbaugh New Kensington York Elementary Education Electrical Engineering Technology Barry L. Sweitzer York Social Science Rodney G. Stauffer Emmaus Mechanical Engineering Technology i!! Panutda Suwannanonda Thailand Social Science 5 Richard A. Szczurowski Philadelphia Social Science Gerald M. Vlasak West Lawn Elementary Educafion . VI, L- , l f Kathleen S. Varick Doris C, Verna Wrighfsville Harrisburg Social Science Social Science David W. Volkman Newtown Social Science rn ...fa-' lfll i il James F. Wachob DuBois Business 4- Charles W. Waldron Philadelphia Business QZZII' James O. Walmer Harlev L. Warren Marilyn C. Watson Harrisburg Middletown Harrisburg Business Social Science Elementary Education Vi Mary F, Wegner Sharon K. Weiner Lykens Philadelphia Social Science Elemenlary Educaiion George M. Weischadle Dennis E. Wherley William K. Williams Feasferville Hanover Churchville Electrical Engineering Business Business Technology 'Q' Lawremie 5- WiSe Jacqueline A. Yasson Lancaster Hershey Business Business if 'E. :' Nancy M. Yeatts Jade E. Yingling Camp Hill Reedsville Elementary Education Elementary Education 4- li' Jacquelyn E. Young William W. Young Luca L. Zacharias Philadelphia Philadelphia Hanover Social Science Electrical Engineering Social Science Technology Dennis P. Zelinsky Joseph A. Zola West Mifflin Middletown Business Mechanical Engineering Technology 'S' '-new Joanne E. DeLu1es Eileen M. Marcus James A. Smail Harrisburg Harrisburg Jeannette Elementary Education Social Science Business JE: C. Robert Canter Dennis S. Gardner Hazleton Jeannette Business Business I l g A Tish A. Clever Harrisburg Humanities Charles E. Appleby Harrisburg Business Leo R. Beam Carlisle Business John F. Bechdel Howard EDET Richard J. Bender New Cumberland Social Science William L. Berkheimer Spring Grove Elementary Education Harry E. Bingaman Newport MDET Thomas B. Black Philadelphia Social Science Robert L. Blackwood Pittsburgh Business John G. Brandt Camp Hill MDET Joan C. Butler Camp Hill Humanities Michael T. Carricato New Cumberland Business Robert W. Ciarrocchi Philadelphia Business Lawrence L. Cirillo Harrisburg Business Lee L. Condran Annville Business PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Terence R. Donnelly Rushland Business David T. Dorn blaser Allentown EDET Alfredo S. Federico Abington Social Science John J. Ferry Newtown Elementary Education Jerry W. Friedman Butler Social Science Susan J. Goldstein Levittown Elementary Education Tim S. Good Manchester Business Sharon R. Gorman Yardley Social Science David L. Greene Camp Hill Business Edward G. Haack Narbeth Social Science Richard W. Jenkins Olyphant Social Science Barbara F. Jones Shamokin Elementary Education James B. Kaag Lititz Social Science Thomas M. Karmazin Saint Clair WRET Ronald M. Klinger Spring Glen Social Science Carole T. Kopfer Coplay Social Science William C. Lach Pittsburgh Business John F. Larkin Philadelphia Business Melvin J. Lieb Spangler EDET Ma rtin Ma rinoff Philadelphia Social Science Michael J. McMahon Philadelphia Business Thomas V. Morell Avoca MDET Chris B. Mullen Altoona Business Russell J. Palmer Willow Grove Business Charles H. Poticher Harrisburg Business Louis D. Reilly Harrisburg Business Stanley J. Rusiloski Elizabethtown MDET Larry W. Schoenberg Levittown Social Science Joseph R. Sikora Sewickley MDET William T. Spiker Fairless Hills Business Dennis M. Tomkowicz Philadelphia Social Science R. Barry Uber Harrisburg Business Roger A. Wells Pittsburgh Social Science David B. Wert Brogueville EDET William C. Wefzel Macungie EDET Alan L. Yamkolonis York Haven MDET Y iv.. Y bg. A: n figw ? U 1, X In :Fx . 1145 ' TW. 1-iii., , ff ,.. -bw? MQ 9 Y ' 54 , E. vu 'L ,vt u Q ,rig .U 'bu J b- Lg :lf '- ' '-qx june-Lv xi- W Q , ig ,mn ID C f xfll CD H3 .ffl 'ii' I QI? lf.. xx I4 W. A. ..'-'f -Frahys 3, j., . A . 14' fig' ,f 1 ...Z 5'-is 2' 7, ,J Q Lx .'-5 ',.-3' , '- vii f-I PATRONS OLMSTED PLAZA MERCHANTS ASS'N OLMSTED PLAZA BEAUTY SALON Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. STORES Clothing DAVID MARTIN Men's and Boys' Middletown, Pa. ROTH'S FURNITURE STORE 29 S. Union Street Middletown, Pa. SOUTH UNION SUPPLY Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. NORGE VILLAGE Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. REA Sl DERICK INC. Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. CO Personalized Hair Styling For The Discriminating Woman BANKERS PHARMACY 3 East Water Street Middletown, Pa. PLAZA CHILDREN'S SHOP 9 Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. DE VONO'S MEN'S WEAR INC. Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. ROYAL JEWELERS Olmsted Plaza Middletown, Pa. KLAHR'S JEWELRY STORE 25 S. Union Street Middletown, Pa. i' Mrs. Merrill Stettler, Secretary Student Affairs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Due to the insufficient interest of the student body, faculty, and administrationg inadequate facilitiesg and limited subscriptionsg we the active members of the '69 Capitolife Staff sincerely regret that this yearbook could not have been more compre- hensive. Appreciation is expressed for those who assisted in the realization of the book. We especially want to express our gratitude to: MRS. MERRILL STETTLER for her assistance throughout the yearg MR. WILLIAM CAMPBELL for his interest and arranging for senior pictures in the La Vie, the main campus yearbook: THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION for theirfinancial support. I w X . V W i 5 J , 1 , , H N N Y i U 1 V4 F -15:91-1-ggi:-544 13:-tasm fi'ivzzzsmfag-Lmpgglwvm-Qzrwmrqmq