Penn State University - La Vie Yearbook (University Park, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 568 of the 1969 volume:

La Vie nineteen hundred sixty-nine the pennsylvania state university university park, pennsylvania co-editors: debby dion l judy weisberger managing editor: alan dion art editor: pam Iockard foreword La Vie, unlike many college yearbooks, is the story of a class and a campus, more than a recapitulation of the events of a year. While it records the activities of many groups and ,1; organizations on campus, La Vie also is concerned with the individual-the student and the teacher-who contributes to the identity of each graduating class. La Vie should serve the graduate as a collection of memories- a reference book of Penn State as he remembers it. The staff of this volume paid special attention to the individual; to the seemingly unimportant as well as the l important events of the past academic year; and to the day-to-day Z 3 routine which makes up life at the University. ' t It is hoped that there will be something of interest for everyone, whether he be a new alumnus, an old alumnus, a student, or a stranger to Penn State. academics university activities seniors JOSEPH V. PATERNO Head Foulhull t'oach Dedication T0 the Football Coach 0f the Ycar. Jnc Patcrim. wu dcdicatc the 1969 La Vic. For it was Joe Patcrnoi who. in his third year as head coach of thc Nittany Lions, produced an undefeated tcamma team with tcn victories. It was also Joe Paterno who coached the Lion tcam that in the final seconds of play whipped the Kansas Jayhawks, 1514. to bring 10 the Nittany Valley the I969 Orange Bowl Trophyi And it was Joc Patcrno who days latcr turncd down a most attractive oli'cr t0 bccomc head coach in the field of professional football so he could continue with his iinc Penn State squad. When Joe Paterno rcccivud his dcgrcc in English literature at Brown in 1950 he was headed for Huston Univcrsity Law School and a career in law. But his coach at Brown. tiRip Englc. was hcadcd for Penn State and hc wanted him on his staff. Joe Paterno agreed to give it a try bcforc going on to law school. When Englc retired at the Close of thc I965 scasont it was Joe Patcrno who was named to succeed him. Pcnn Statc has thus become a part of Joe Patcmo just as Joc Patcrno has become a part of thc Penn State cxpcricncc of thousands of students on the campus. It is. therefore. with a grcat deal of pleasure that we dedicate this I969 La Vic to Mr. iiNumcm Uno, Mr. Joseph V. Patcrno. academics lt+J1fr ix; .aJIdW: Mun. HR! 1 : .E:u.::t.::xu:m. .3 . gLuauuuuuunu E E andy ellsworth academics editor Lv.L-uA.u...-.w4 w . . M wam MW MW ,.. . , mummmmmuim HHWHIHWLMW: A. L; Adm r' administration GREETINGS: It is a pleasure to be able to extend greetings and congratulations to the 1969 Graduating Class of the Pennsylvania State University, through this edition of Lan As you leave the collegiate life for widely diversified po$uons or funher sumhea the knoudedge you have gained at Penn State will serve as a sound base from which to build a successful and rewarding life and ca- reeL The problems you will face, created by our con- stantly changing society and the accessibility to trou- bled areas throughout the world, will be challenging and ohen cruchu.'rhe dhecuon chdhzauon takes win in large part depend on your generationls emphasis and acuon. I wish each every one of you the blessings of health, happiness and the realization of your goals. WW GOVERNOR RAYMOND P. SHAFER Governor of Pennsylvania Governor of the Commonwealth ORGANIZATION Roger W. Rowland, Prcsident Walter W. Patchell, Vice President Eric A. Walker, Secretary Robert A. Patterson, Treaxurcr Wilmer E. Kenworthy, Assistant Secretary Eleanor Ferguson, Assisram Secretary Richard E. Grubb, Assistant Secretary EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Messrs. Fritsche, Hallowell, Hetzel, Jones, Madigan, McSparran, Patchell, Rowland nix UWCIO and Chairmalu, Ulerich, Walker Rx umcim, and Williams. Roger W. Rowland Prexidenl. Board of Trm'leox R. D. Hclzcl J. L. Williams MEMBERS EX OFFICIO Raymond P. Shafer,, Governor of the Commonwealth Eric A. Walker, President of the University David H. Kurlzman, Superintendent of Public Instruction Leland H. Bull, Secretary of A griculture H. Beecher Charmbury. Secretary of Mines and Mineral Industries APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR F. Bruce Baldwin, Jr., Philadelphia Harry Dickstein, Scranton Lucetta P. Kennedy, Paoli Willard F. Rockwell, Jr., Pittsburgh William K. Ulerich, Clearfield G. Harold Watkins, Ashland W. K. Ulcrich ELECTED BY THE GENERAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Michael Baker. Jr.. Rochester Frederick J. Close, Pittsburgh George H. Deike, Jr., Pittsburgh Charles T. Douds, Camp Hi1 1 Milton Fritsche. Philadelphia Ralph Hetzel, New York, N.Y. J. E. Holtzingen Altoona B. C. Jones, Pine Grove Mills J. L. Romig. Kennett Square ELECTED BY DELEGATES FROM SOCIETIES H. Thomas Hallowell, Jr., Jenkintown Samuel F. Hinkle, Hershey J. Lin Huber, St. Thomas Albert E. Madigan, Towanda J. Collins McSparran, Camp Hill Charles E. Oakes. Allentown C. L. Packard, Roaring Spring Walter W. Patchell, Haverfo rd John M. Phillips, North East Roger W. Rowland, New Castle G. Albert Shoemaker, Pittsburgh J. Lewis Williams, Uniontown H. T. Hallowell. Jr. E. A. Walker A! J. C. McSpurran TO THE CLASS OF 1969: Let me extend to each of you my personal congratu- lations and those of the entire University community. You graduate in troubled and uncertain times in our history. Some of you now will continue your studies here or in other universities. while others will seek em- ployment of some kind. Many of you will remain in this great State of ours. while others will search for your destiny in states throughout the nation and. indeed, in many parts of the world. Wherever you go or whatever you do. it is my wish that you succeed to the utmost of your expectations. Curry forth the patterns of study, examination and crit- ical evaluation that you have established at Penn State and remember that the quality of your character and citizenship will far exceed in importance the manner in which you seek to earn your daily bread. The world to- day stands in need of your responsible citizenship. We shall miss you. but we look forward to welcom- ing you back to Penn State again and again in the years ahead. Goodbye and good luck to all of you. President President of the University ERIC A. WALKER. President, The Pennsylvania State University GENERAL OFFICERS J. Ralph Racklcy, Provost Paul M. Althousc, Vice-President for Resident Instruclion Thomas F. Bates, Vice-Presidem for Planning Ralph E. Zilly, Vice-President for Business Robert A. Patterson, Vice-President for Finance STAFF OFFICERS T. Reed Ferguson, Vice-President for Public A liairs Floyd B. Fischer, Direcror of Continuing Education Charles L. Lewis, Vice-President for Student A fjairs Kenneth L. Holderman, Director of Commonwealth Campuses Elburt F. Osborn, Vice-President for Research Richard E. Grubb, Administrative Assistant, Office of the William F. Christochrs, Comroller President Wilmer E. Kenworthy, Secreiary of the University Chester C. Gnatt, S lay? Assistant to the President J. R. Racklcy T. R. Ferguson C. L. Lewis E. F. Osborn w. E. Kenworthy F. B. Fischer K L. Holdcrman C. C. Gnatt R. E. Grubb Office of the President Raymond 0. Murphy Dean of Student Affairs Prior to the opening of this academic year, the former offices of the Dean of Women and Dean of Men were combined to become the Ohicc of Student Affairs. Under the Vice President for Student Affairs there are the Otticcs of the Dean of Student Affairs for Uni- versity Park and for the Commonwealth Campuses. There are four major divisions within the new organization: Divi- sion of Resident Hall Programs, Division of Student Standards, Division of New Student Programs and Division of Greek Life. The purpose of this reorganization is to more adequately serve the needs of the student population. The central focus is to facilitate the edu- cational development of the student. DEAN OF STUDENT AFFAIRS STAFF: Sillinyelh Hurtsock. E. Bannard, R. Vandchort. C. Raynock. B. Morgan, L. Mulvcy, M. Williams. M. Burns. M. Duvison. L. O'Hara. B. Spccht, B. chpcler. SIumliny-T. Barnes. J. Irby. C. Fisher, J. Rhodes. A. Hoffman. T. Langston, J. Romano. M. Klein. C. Toth. R. Murphy. Office of Student Affairs Personnel of the Student AITuirs OHicc urc ulxxuys available to discuss studcnl problems SECRETARIAL STAFF: 1.. 201110. W. Miller. J. Wilhour. l, Bcllini, 1. Miller. W. Gordon. Ridge Riley Executive Secretary Founded in 1870. the Alumni Association is the oldest uutnno- Penn State Alumni Amocimiun mous organization formally related to the University. Its active membership is approximately 26000. but it maintains the records and addresses of nearly 115.000 graduates. The broad objective of the Association is to involvc former students in the affairs of the University and to establish a partnership bctwccn alumni. students, and the University in the pursuit of academic excellence. In order to kccp its members adequately informed, the Associa- tion has thrcc regular publications. the Alumni News, a magazine published xcvcn times yearly. the Penn State Report, a quarterly newsletter. and the Football Letter, distributed weekly during the football season. The Association was instrumental in starting the Alumni Fund in 1953 which has raised more than $5,000.00t'1 in gifts to the Univer- sity. To maintain contacts with alumni. the Association administers a District Club program in most Pennsylvania counties and in the major cities throughout the United States. Every Homecoming thousands of Alumni return to visit their Alma Mater. Alumni Association Although 34 years have passed since the first Penn State branch campus was established, the Commonwealth Campus system as an integral part of the University has been in existence for just 10 years. During the past decade. 12 under- graduate centers have been merged and ex- panded into an integrated system of 19 under- graduate campuses. Upper class programs and graduate work are otfered at Capitol Campus at Middletown. In addition. there are also graduate centers at the Behrend Campus 21nd at King of Prussia. This year marked an important milestone in both growth and development of the Common- wealth Campus System. A permanent site near Fogelsville, has been purchased for the Allen- town Center. Operations moved to new campuses at Scran- ton, Wilkes-Barre. and New Kensington. during the year. Major buildings were completed at Beaver, Shenungo Valley. MeKeesport. Mont Alto. and DuBois. Residence halls and dining facilities were opened at the Behrend, Mont Alto, and Schuylkill Campuses. while others were under construction at Beaver 11nd McKees- port. Enrollments increased dramatically once again in 1968 with a total of 12.665 credit students at the Commonwealth Campuses. complementing the 25,960 students enrolled at University Park. New freshmen entering the University at the Commonwealth Campuses numbered 5.375 in the Fall Term with more than two-thirds of them enrolled for baccalaureate degree programs. The increase in enrollment at the Common- wealth Campuses is expected to continue signifi- cantly during the next five years by approxi- mately 1,000 students annually. Along with enrollment increases. this year there were important additions to the faculty. to library services, and t0 the scope and availability of extra curricular activities at the Common- wealth Campuses. In all, the year vas one of significant develop- ment in the Commonwealth Campus System and provided one more important step in implement- ing the long-range plan for the University in which a completely established and viable system of campuses is a reality. Language luburutories at the Scranton Campus provide modern fatalities. Commonwealth Campuses Almost from the time of the chartering 0f the University as The Farmch High School in 1855 research has been an important part of thc program of the University. and today it is conducted with an annual budget that approximates $35.000 000. While it arises from the desire of faculty members to push forward the frontiers of knowledge. it provides the necessary training for grad- uate students and the information needed by agriculture, industry. and government. Much of thc rcscurch today is geared to the welfare of man. whether it concerns urban social problems. clean streams and reduction of air pollution, better methods of teaching. or studies related to the health of man. Coordination of research policies and programs is accomplished through the Oflicc of the Vice President for Research, the Senate Re- search Policy Committee, and the Administrative Committee on Re- search. Life scientists study effects of lack of oxygen. such as found at high altitudes. 0n vital body processes. Research Pctrogrnphic microscope enables gcolv ogist to identify minerals. Computer serves :15 :1 paint brush in this urt study. Sewage bacteria activity is measured by oxygen uptake. Electromicrogcopc makes possible sludv of anatomy Gcncticist studies possibilities of rcluting color to sex. a! suhcellulur lcvcl. Continuing Education providcs opportunitics for formal and in- formal instruction not available through the usual educational chan- nels. Class instruction includes crcdit and non-crcdit courses, offered on u part-timc basis, usually at night. Thcsc courscx arc organized through thc branch campuses or at one of the 16 district ofhccs of Continuing Education. Informal instruction includes conferences. workshops. and semi- nurs. Among thosc Offered this past year were several concentrating on the latest advancements in cnginccring. Many of those instruc- tional sessions are rcquustcd hy the cxccutivc of industry who feel their employees need a rcl'rcshcr course. Corrospondcncc instruction offcrx 2m cxtrcmcly great variety of home study credit and non-crcdit courses. This year enrollment cx- cccdcd 15.000. Continuing Educationk Division of Broadcasting has responsibil- ity for operation of thc cducational television station. WPSX-TV. Channel 3. which serves schools and thc gcncral public over a 22- county area and also through an cducationul television network. K Careful planning goes into each of the nearly 300 conferences. Continuing Education 16 k; u'h - Management Workshop ix h'unlinuing Educuliun. Fonfcrcnu: hcnlcrk friendly rcccplionisl is always ready to help you. Conferences bring ideas. together many pcrsons for provided the Alumna Hospital by exchange of The Cooperative Agricultural zmd Home Economics Extension Serv- ice is a unique achievement in American education. It is an agency for changc, a catalyst for individual and group action. It grcw us a partncrship of local people. thc state land-grant uni- vcrsitics. the US. Department of Agriculturu and the county gov- ernments. All share in planning and financing Extension programs. Its job is to provide informal cducation. to help people help themselves. Extension transmits practical information on many subjects from research centers and thc universitics to the public. It prcscnts un- biased facts to help pcoplc idcntify problems and usc ncw technol- ogy in solving them. It helps them make their own decisions and organizes them to act on those decisions. A Cooperative Extcnsion Otlicc in each county makes up a State- widc facility for cxtcnding knowledge to all Pcnnsylvunians 215 thcy strive to build a hctlcr agriculture. better homes. and butter Com- munitics. Extension agent advises grape grower on how 10 Extension specialists reach thousands of Pcnnsylvuniuns through Pcnn Stutc's WPS V. increase his yield. Agricultural and Home Economics Extension Completion of plans for construction of the now Research Li- brary t0 the cast of Pattcc Library was the highlight of the year for the University Libraries. The Research Library. a five-story building. is being built as a General State Authority project. This was also a year of innovations in service. Faculty book delivery service was extended to cover the entire University Park campus, tclcfacsimilc service was expanded to link most of the Commonwealth Campus Libraries with Pattcc. and listening car- rcls connected with the Listening-Lcarning Ccntcr were installed in Pattcc and three branch libraries. Locating library materials begins with a search in the card catalog. Library omclxmu lhc mumlmn 1m! scum hopclcw Learning to read :1 book and the curd catalog. 9:19. ....I90IA The 1' . - . lbrdry otlcrs diverse study ands. More and more shelves are needed. Thc Univcrsilyk Division of Counscling sucks to aid students in solving Ihcir prohlcms, whcthcr Ihcy arc emotional, academic or vocational. Each cnlcring student receives career and personal ad- justmcm uricnlalion as parx 0f Ihc services of the Division of Coun- seling. Students unsure of their career plans may consult with a counselor or rcgistcr fur a maximum of three terms in the Division of Counseling. For students with emotional problems the Division Offers personal counseling or psychotherapy, Educational counseling seeks to hclp persons with ucadcmic problcms to bccomc aware of their difficul- tics and to successfully corrcct thcmi Carccr counseling and the Li- brary of Occupational Information arc available for the student with vocational questions. d'i . ' '1 '5- as Grange Buildingumthc home 0f the Division of Counseling. Division of Counseling chTcrson D. Ashby Dircglor, Division of Counseling Occupational Reading Room is helpful to many students. Helpful rcccptionisls guide students 10 the various services of the Division. With an emphasis on leadership and sclhlisci- plinc, the Army ROTC. program prepares young men to bc junior ofiiccrs in the United States Army Rcscrve. Completion of the Advanced Program leads to a commission as a second lieutenant in the US. Army Rcscrvc. Selected Distinguished Military Graduates are offered a commission in thc Regu- lar Army of the United States. Students may enter the Army ROTC. pro- gram at the completion of their sophomore year and qualify for a commission in two years. Army ROTC, is otfcrcd at the Ogonlz Cam- pus. Schuylkill Campus, and thc Altoona Campus in addition to the program at University Park. Outsmnding students receive recognition at Awards Day Ceremonies. Army ROTC. 22 Advanced summer camp puts to the lost classroom lessons. b Navy units compete in 1hc 51h chimcnl Drill Mcct al the Ice Arena. Thc Navy R.O.T.C. program strcsscs qualities of chumclcr 21nd lcadcrship in training young men to scrvc us commissioned otiiccrs in the Navy and Ihc Marine Corps. Students may enroll in either a two-ycar or a four-ycar program. Students enrolled in the four- ycar regular program arc choscn by the Navy Dcpurlmcnt on the basis of competitive examina- tions Iukcn hcforc college entrance. In addition. :llmut 100 contract midshipmcn arc sclcctcd. dur- ing orientation wcck, from entering freshmen by tho Prot'cssor of Naval Science. Spcciul High! trainingy programs also are available to qualified students enrolled in the Navy R.O.T.C. program. 9 flu MnHl::u:l'51.,lll.i.xu '1'-.- o'- Nuvy ROTC students began lhcir holiday season Mlh u four-duy Naval Aviation Indoctrinmion Field Trip to Pensacola. l loI idu. Navy RD. 1 .C. 10 w The Air Force R.O.T.C. program provides strenuous but worth- whilc trainingy fur the yuung men of determination and perseverance. Thcrc is both a fnur-ycar course consisting 01' two years of basic or general training and two years of advanced training. and a twov ycar course which cnublcx students about to enter their junior year in college to qualify for a rcxcrvc commission. In academic areas. the Air Force stresses international affairs and political scicncc and provides an opportunity for graduate school. Drill cnmpelition can be rewarding Drill tcum ix popular with many cadets, Inspection is rigorous and demanding. Air Force R.O.T.C. 24 colleges The College of Agriculture provides for its students through prep- aration in the agricultural and forest sciences, with an emphasis on practical application of these sciences. Instruction benefits from ac- tive research programs in all departments. In addition to the program of resident instruction, the College performs research at the Agricultural Experiment Station and offers its technological know-how to the public through its Extension Serv- ices. The College offers technical, nondcgrcc programs to provide training in agriculture and related occupations for anyone desirous of it. These courses vary in length from three days to two years for the Winter Courses. This year the undergraduate enrollment in the College of Agricul- ture rose almost to 1.000, paralleling the steady increases in the size and scope of thc Collegcls programs. fl No College of Agriculture would be complete without its dairy barns. College of Agriculture 26 Horticulture students must lcm'n to judge The new Animal Sciences Building provides needed space for the cxpnnding Howers for quality as well as bcuuty. College. . V.x .3 3 . $3' Q K ? A. V .1 V x Russell E. Larson Careful attention must be made to schedules or experimental results will be meaningless. Dean. College of Agriculture In addition to preparing studcnts for professional careers in the arts. the College of Arts and Architecture seeks to promote an un- derstanding and appreciation of the arts in all students. in the com- munity, and indccd. in all of American society. Both the specific and general aims of the College are pursued through visits by distinguishcd leaders in the arts. an excellent resi- dent faculty. and a vast ollcring 0f extracurricular cultural events. Teaching certification programx in art. music, and theatre arts are designed to permit qualified students to complete them while cn- rollcd in the College of Arts and Architecture. With a growing enrollment approaching 1,000, tho College of Arts and Architecture sccms certain 10 remain the cultural center of the University and the community, and as such. of vital importance to the Penn State experience. Success in art requires expert opinion at times. , IIIIIII II-I . L. - Walter H. Walters Choral singing of necessity takes a considerable amount of effort. Dean. College of Artx and Architecture College of Arts and Architecture 28 l l l l Complete libruricw arc :uuilublc to assist the aspiring music sludcnt. Casual conversation seems :lppwpriule. ML. MUM u Klfluv N6 .N'OLQW' P Hm. Ix l. 5 . I W :5im y. r. . Thu Arts Buildings arc the center for thc follcgc's activities. The aim of the College of Business Administration is to inculcate in its students a strong sense of ethics and a firm understanding of cunscicmious business practices. the essence of a sound business phi- losophy. Undergraduatc majors 1juniors and scniorsi have grown from 1.536 in 1967 to 1.775 in 1968. a gain in enrollment of 12 per cent. Bouckc Building remains the center 01' the Business Administra- tion program. housing 21 diverse number of departments and pro- grams. Plans are in preparation for another Business Administration building. This year the College is deeply involved in a joint program with Alabama A. 8.: M. to hclp achieve a truly quality education for its students. Ossiun MucKcnzic Boucke Buildinguhomc of the College of Business Administration Dean. College of Business Administration College of Business Administration 30 Today's business major must be able to utilize the latest computer equipment. L. I II: i: .5 Individual Cubicles are available for use by the Collegck Exams seem to bc am inescapable part of any college. graduate students. The 0311ch of Earth and Mineral Sciences covers instruction and research in the naturc of the earth and its environment from the carthk molten core to the outer fringes of the atmosphere. The ex- ploration of this realm and the preservation of the quality of its environment while extracting. refining and forging the materials nec- essary for a modern society arc the areas of study and research. It is signilicant that this assemblage of faculty and facilities, unique in the world, should bc located in Pennsylvania where min- eral wealth is the basis for the economy. Forty-thrcc billion dollars worth of raw materials have been extracted from the earth in Penn- sylvania and, in addition. Pennsylvania leads the nation in the proc- cssing of many of the resulting materials. Applications 0f the Collcgc are depicted in mural. College of Earth and Mineral Sciences '43 IO Mineral structure is bcxl shoxxn by highly detailed pho- l.iquid Nitrogen is used in the study of Clouds. tugraphs. Exams are part of every college. Charles L. Hoslcr Dean. College of Earth and Mineral Sciences DJ 'JJ Thu Collcgc 01' Education is thc profcssional school established to conduct and coordinate, within the University. programs for the preparation of teachers and educational specialists. The programs providc fur gcncral education. spcciulixalion in var- ious Icuching fields. and work in professional cducution. Special preparation, primarily as graduate works is offered in a widc variety of areas 01' interest. Rcsczirch and development in education tcchniqucs is :1 primc concern of the College. Today the use Of computers is stimulating much animated intcrcst us the possible key 10 a fulurc revolution in educational approaches. At prcscnt, enrollment in the College is greater than 3,500 stu- dents and all cxpcctutions are for continued incrcascs in the future. i DHIO. JVLSI'- I E53? f - '. Students in the College become acquainted with instructional media. Abram W. Vandchccr Dcun. College of Education College of Education Elementary Education majors need a variety of skills. Run: is. the Education sludcn! M10 does not Climb these stairs in Chambers Building. chclry work is n sourcc of fascination fur mum art education sludenIsA .; gigzzgg mu? kid '1 ID The malc-fcmulc ratio sometimes is rmhcr cxlrcmc. Secondary Education smdenu blN' themselves With a final exam. Elements of general education as well as the discipline of pro- fessional training are provided in the College of Engineering. The aspiring engineer must master subjects in three major fields: phys- ical science and mathematics, applied science, and the humanities and social sciences. In conjunction with the College of the Liberal Arts, the College of Engineering offers a Dual Degree program in the Liberal Arts and Engineering, requiring 15 terms of study divided between the two colleges. In addition to the resident education program, the College ad- ministers the Institute for Building Research, the Nuclear Reac- tor, and Continuing Education in Engineering. Oxygen uptake of aquatic plants is measured here in a stream pollution Use of slide rule is prerequisite to engineering success. study. Many engineering problems require expert guidance and group effort for solution. College of Engineering 36 Every aspiring engineer must become acquainted with the Reactor is essential equipment for the nuclear engineering program. use of drafting tables. 37 The College of Health and Physical Education, in addition to the training of its own students, has a broad responsibility in the education of 2111 Penn State students. Besides overseeing the re- quired health and physical education of all students, the College operates the intercollegiate and intramural athletic programs as well as programs of faculty and student recreation. The majority of the students in the College of Health and Phys- ical Education are preparing for a career in Physical Education at either the secondary school or college level. Students may special- izc in other areas of interest to them through either the Recrea- tion or the Park Administration options. Like the other colleges of the University, the College of Health and Physical Education is undergoing considerable expansion in the variety of its academic opportunities, its available resources for education. and in the number of students enrolled. l 1' Winning teams bring long lines to the athletic ticket office. College of Health and Physical Education :1 Even the girls must keep fit. Shoming baskets is 1m 01d Penn State faxoritc. Ernest B. McCoy Dcun. College of Health and Physical Education The Cullcgc of Human Dcvclopmcnt stresses the study of man as a whole personw :1 changing individual in an cvcr-changing environ- mcnt. Studcms in thc Colicgc cxaminc thc intcrdcpcndcnl rciationships hctwccn human rcsourccx ithc individual and familyi and thc rc- sourccs of the community, business, and governmental agencies. Research in this Collcgc is directed at Ihc major areas of home and family life. with financial support from all levels of government. foundations. and industry. Facilities include three nursery schools, an infant laboratory, three home munagcmcm houscs, and a cafeteria in tho Human Develop- ment Building. Students in the Collcgc gain practical experience in scrving the public in the operation of the Maple Room in the main buildingy and the Nittany Lion Inn. All majors of the College rc- quirc six or more wccks of field cxpcricncc. Practical application and testing of now idcas are constantly being explored in Ihc Cullcgc of Human Development. The many varied programs of Ihc Collcgc are carried on in the Human Building. aw u Dcvclopmcnt College of Human Development 40 Interaction between instructor and class is. essential to success in education. Donald H. Ford Dean, College of Human Development 0 Q .'C. s Nurseries operated by the College are a public service. 41 It is the intention of the College of the Liberal Arts to educate the whole maneboth for the enrichment of the individualts life and the betterment of society in general. In addition to providing the broad cultural training of a liberal education to its own undergraduates, the College of the Liberal Arts makes available basic courses in general education for students of all Colleges of the University, and provides specialized training in certain professional fields. These educational aims bring to the College twenty-seven major areas of study, with the largest enrollment of all the Colleges of the University. An integral part of the College is the Study Abroad Program which enables students to study in France, Spain, Germany, Italy, and England. Needed space for the College will be provided in the new Bur- rowes Building units scheduled for completion in 1969. Psychology students design and execute individual psychological studies. College of the Liberal Arts 42 New addition to Willard Build- many Liberal Arts classes. Sociolouy students soon bccomc ucquuimcd Mlh Ihc Demography Discussion on an informal basis is often employed in 1.;1b0r-Munugc- Lab ' mcnl Relations courses. Stanley F. Paulson Dcun. College: of the Liberal Arts Success in forcign language study is enhanced by the use of the language lubormorics. The College of Science encompasses theory and application on both the instructional and research level. It has elcvcn majors which loud to the bachelor of science degree and two mmthcmatics and sciencm which may lead to either the bachelor of science or the bachelor 0f arts degree. Students enrolled in the College of Science may, if they wish, avail themselves of the opportunity to receive Pennsylvania teaching ccr- tification as an undergraduate. The College has seen a year of continued growth both in the num- ber of students enrolled, and in the physical plant available to facili- tate their education. Undergraduate and graduate enrollment passed the 3,000 mark, construction continued 0n the Life Sciences Buildings. and plans advanced for additional buildings for the College of Science. um Physical Science Building facilitates the continuing growth of the College of Science. College of Science 44 Laboratory work remains an integral part of Scientific study. Clarence l. Noll Dean. College of Science Careful observation is a key to experimental success. Graduate work at The Pennsylvania State University began in 1862 with the first two graduate students in residence, but it was not until 1922 that the Graduate School was established. Today graduate study is offered in more than 100 major ficldx with fourteen advanced academic and professional degrees being conferred by the University. Enrollment in the Graduate School now exceeds 4,000 students cach term. with over 1,200 advanced degrees conferred each year. University Graduate Centers have been established in King of Prussia. ncur Philadelphia; at the Capitol Campus, Middletown, near Harrisburg; and in 1969, at the Bchrcnd Campus near Eric to complement the Graduate School program at University Park. 'C-W-Lwn ....- w-.. Graduate students in biophysics use highly technical equipment. The microscope is essential to most scicnliflc investigations. The Graduate School 46 W'Iiling Khut Ihuix I'cmuim ccnlrul 10 the Little gruduulc mek can be done Mlhuul thc modcrn computers. graduate xludcnfs progrum v .xad ., Humun Dcvclopmcnl graduate student works to improve :1 child's pcrccption. M, Nelson Mchury Dcun. Thc Gruduulc School The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center at Hershey was estab- lished in 1963 with the allocation of $50 million from the Milton Hershey School Trust and last December the University was ap- pointed as trustee of the Center. Ground was broken for the Center in February, 1966, and construction of the teaching hospital continues, work having been completed on the Medical Sciences Building, Animal Research Farm, and the steam plant. Construction is expected to be com- pleted in 1970 and to have cost $48 million. The first class of medical students was enrolled by the College of Medicine in the Fall of 1967 and during the 1968-69 year, there were a total of 99 first and second year medical students and doctor of philosophy degree candidates. In addition to the initial allocation of $50 million, there have been grants of $21.3 million from the U. S. Public Health Serv- 1C6. Work of Penn State's medical students receives individual and inten- Construction stages of the Medical Sciences Building and Teaching sive review by the faculty. Hospital progresses. . ,, q: q Dr. George T. Harrell, Dean, College of Medicine; Director, The Milton S. 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I 'Itl. :$1 ' ' :33. .lll,'l ' i..'l,l I t hi m d z w , u 1M 84 86 00 00 90 91 92 93 - Q g x ii,!FEstj personalities .Q. .m Bill Slanxticld Captain. Basketball Any educational community is characteristically endowed with :1 fund of mcn und wnmcn possessing leadership ability. Presented hcrc arc students who. through consist'cm cl'forl. hard work. and forceful pcrsunalily, stood apart from the masscs of potential leaders and made :1 contribution to their class and their Alma Mater. a contribution not merely signilicunt. but of exceptional magnitude. Ted Kwalick All-Amcricam Football Gene Cavallucci President, M.R.C. PERSONALITIES . Tom Golden Steve Ocnon Cha'r ' n g . , W k U.S.G. v I ma .. prmg ee Alan Dion Managing Editor. Lu l'ic James Womer President, U.S.G. 98 l Eric Pryslowsky Prcsidcnt. I.F.C. ,l rm!- p , I D Q !- l , pau- HA h... 1; Q Terry Klusky T.l.M. Arthur Kramer Senate Commillces William Cromcr Young Republicans 99 Norman Schwartz S.G. Lois Clousc Gail Graziuno Cn-Chairmzm. Womcnk Orientation President. A.W.S. 1 00 Pam Augenbaugh President, Panhellenic Council Mike Reid, John Kulka Co-captains, Football Rick Mowry Chairman, lntercollege Council Board Bob Emery President, Senior Class Alan Gunman, Joe Litow Rod Woodson Co-Chairmen. Menis Orientation Senate Committees 102 William Fowler Business Manager. Collegian 103 Paul Levine Mitor-imchief. Cullr'giun HEM: Ned Truutman President. Blue Band David Moore Editor. I'rnrh Mitch Work Patricia Rissingcr :anmpmcnl Chairman. I Mortar Board I 04 Jon Fox U.S.G. aw r pgu at: E n! Ronald Kolvcr Clark Arrington Cathy LaSpada Chairman, Book Exchange PresidenL Jazz Club President. Scrolls June Austin Janet Tkach Womenk Review Board President, Mortar Board 106 Robert D Ori0 President, I.F.C. Board ofControl I III II IIIIII il 3:! 1 IIIIIIIIIIIE? II .; Gary Schwartz Don Antrim Station Manager. WDFM Chichusticc. U.S.G. Supreme Court 107 Richard Vcndig Chairman. Mcnis Tribunal 108 DLbhy Dion Judy Wcisbcrgcr Or Editors Lu 1 iv James chford President. Hat Society Council Beauty and sincerity arc the two attributes necessary to bc a La Vie Bcllc. While beauty is an inherited trait, it can be brought out noticably only when its holder is honest, poised, and unscathed by excessive vanity. Each Belle candidate is Iirst screened impersonally by a commit- tee of La Vie editors. The candidates whose photographs show inherited beauty and whose credentials show an interest in the University are then personally interviewed. The interview is in- tended to bring out the best and worst in every candidate. The committee makes its decisions subjectively, hoping that the student body will commend its Choices. Sandra Horowitz 110 La Vie Belles Barbara Toomer 111 Christine Stuart Karen Giebelhaus Donna Deeter 114 I!!! l. J an Hartzell Sandra Rapp Sally Klinger Elaine Rupnik AM .-- rw- VIV. .w .. 3-, V. ,,. -1-wa zw .. v . activities michael a leopold activities editor . E. FNCLAIR - V .. ; . I - .cg. KLNIVCN - b-l'VVH JV: - , 5. . I x , .x x xe. Nk x . x v xvqu 5 . x x Ix: ? V ' xx x x 5 9 2-. x s x x z AX ' K- y..- .: 0 8 . 5 x b Lf'c. :- .u '2, g. ' Let: TV: 4: :r. , QM DONALD A. S Uzudaqjm - 1 v le- CA' . 4 - 5 CH... student government Thc Umicrgmduulc Sludcnt Guwrmncnl is the ollicial voice of thc Pcnn Statc student body. In campus-widc clcclions, which arc held cuch Spring, lhc President. Vicc-Prcs- idcnt. and 'I'rcusurcr 0f U.S,G. arc clcctcd. With the approval of Congress, the Secretariat and lcudcrs in the Commission Systcm are appointed by the U.S.G. President. The main rcspunsihility of the USO, Prcsidcnl is that of representation 0f the student body in administrative affairs. He prosidcs :11 meetings 01' Congress. The V'icc-Prcixidcnli hy ovcrsccing thc hurcuucrucy of the Commission System. conrdinatcs the functioning of student activities from Modcl United Nations to USO. Tutorial Service. The USU. ilirczixurcris main conccrn is mediating the fair distribution of funds to all U.S.G. dominated organizations. It is the 'lirczisurcr who holds the purse strings of the student government. The job of thc Sccrcturiat is that of keeping files and of handling all paper work. Julie Conovur. Secrclziryi Harv Rccdcr. Treasurer. U.S.G. Executive 120 For every 2,000 students in residence hall areas. Congressmen are elected to thc U,S.G. Legislative. The prcsidcnts of A.W.Su I.F.C.. T.I.M.. Panhcllcnic, M.R.C.. 1.C.C,B.. lhc H.U.B. Committees, all class presidents, and U.S.G. Executives are also representatives in Congress. U.S.G. Congress has successfully accomplished many of its goals. most impor- tantly. gaining the acceptance of students on most of the faculty committccs 0f the University Scnutc. Major emphasis has been placed on the formulation and successful application of U.S.G. power to assure the rights of students through the following three com- mittees: Legal Awurcncss. Academic Awareness. and Administration Awareness. 3i. : 0 Button! Rnw0lim Womcr. Tod Thompson. Harv Recder. Julie Con- Tom Ritchcy. Third Ruw0Aron Arbmier, Terry Klasky, Joe Myers, over, Bob Luchmun, Pat Noll. Second Ruw-Don Paulc, Toni Benedict. Dennis Stimcling. Mike Alexander. Tom Worgul. Mary Ann Ryan. Dexter Thompson. Gayle Gruziuno, Eric Prystowsky. U.S.G. Legislature 121 Fivc subdivisions Studcnt Affairs, Social and Political Awareness, Educational Affairs. Elections. and Public Relations form U.S.G. Commissions. Thc Commis- sions arc thc student government's activist groups. The Student Affairs Commission is responsible for much of the organization of Homecoming. Springy chk. and Freshman Customs. Social and Political Aware- ness members organize the modal U.N. and offer guidance services to new stu- dents. Educational Affairs people help activate response to cultural activities on campus. The Elections and the Public Relations Commissions arc sclf-cxplanatory. LEGAL AWAREN F.SS COMMISSION ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION COMMISSION Preston Howard. George Terrell. Julie Conovcr. and Terry McCahc, Tony Clifford and Eileen Mitro. DEVELOPMENT COM M ISSION Dcxlcr Thompson. U.S.G. Commissions lNTER-UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS COMMISSION Elena Cilctti and Jim Kciford. . ' EXECUTIVE ASSISTANCE COMMISSION MODEL UNITED NATIONS Galen Godby and Mitch Work. Peter Bowers. 5W mum m ' I m V m: . y .' ; - v 7 ' mm. 1; 3'19 . ACADEMIC ACTION COMMISSION ACADEMIC AFFAIRS COMMISSION Jim Sandman. Don Shall and Rhea Schwartz. 124 The Supreme Cuurt is the highest court in the studcm judicial system. Its judi- cial power extends to all cases of law and equity within its jurisdiction. As a training ground for lmdcrs and good citizens. it encourages students to become interested in civic matters and it encourages discipline by and for the student. 5 Don Antrim. June Austin. Mary Ellen Gormlcy, And3 Ellworth U.S.G. Supreme Court Orientation fulfills a very important role in the life of a Penn State freshman and transfer student. Sclcclcd upperclass volunteers assist new students during Oricntation Week. They help these new students become acquainted with the University. the campus, faculty, courses and various activities open to entering freshmen and transfer students. Orientation Leaders are chosen in the Winter and Spring Terms for the follow- ing Fall Term. Thcy accompany the students on a tour of Pattcc Library, and a tour of cam- pus. They also attend, with the new students, the Prcsidcnfs convocation and Student-Faculty Night. This year marked a new trend in oricntation-transfcr students and freshmen were separated into different orientation groups and worked in different program areas. Hail to the Lion. Women's Orientation Co-Chuirmcn-Margie Men's Orientation Co-Chuirmcn-Joc Litow and Allan Guttman. Gohn and Lois Clousc mot shown; Orientation 126 wu4: am. 1 W W! The Association of Women Students. to which all undergraduate women Silk dents belong. is designcd to meet the needs of an active female population on a local and campus-widc basis. A.W.S. works to promote the total development of each Penn State coed. In an effort to allow for personal responsibility and dccision-making. women over 21 are now able to live olT-campus. parcntal permission cards for apartment visitation and wcck-cnd trawl huvc been eliminated. aflcr-hours service has become an integral function of each rcsidcncc hall council. and a morc liberal opcn-housc policy is being implemented. Besides offering women students the opportunity to govern themselves in the residence hall councils and Scnatc, A.W.S. this year has directed itself to involve women in the campus and national issues that affect them. A structure change now under consideration is designed to allow women student representatives from town and campus to devote their time to discussion and action on major topics such as equalizing admissions policies. residence requirements and residence hall access for all students. Bottom RuwiGaylc Grazizino. Nina Comly. Carol Capcrclli, Carol Eisen, Ginny Gundlach. Bl sometimes diSCUSSiOUS are dull. Julie O'Harc. June Austin. Second Rim-wKuthy Vcrdclli, Chris Middleton. Mary chdu. Marti Martin, Teena Peters. Barb Strand. Bubs Kcmmcrcr. Third erz-Mury Ncilun, Linda Hartsock. Susan Monk. Mcri Bond. Jo Murlcy. Tina Jcllrics. A.W.S. Senate A.W.S, Central Review Board has onc specific purpose at Penn State, and that is to act as a student judiciary in :1 court-Iikc system for thc womcn students. Those women who violate womcxfs rules and regulations are brought hcforc the Central Rcvicw Board. where the girls hear the case and decide the proper action to be taken. Although the judiciary is the greatest clcmcnt in the Ccntral Review Board. A.W.S. also provides communications programs and discussions on rules and regu- lations 10 dormitory groups. A.W.S. gmups. and JR. groups. Although the cases tukc up a great deal of timc for the Board. lhc group still found time this year to involve itself in such programs as At'tcr-Hour Service and a Membership Drive during Wintcr Tcrm. Bottum RnwWJunc Austin. Anilu Puppus, Undy Sherman, Beth Cruyton. vamd Ruwg Marianne Wulfc. Cynthia Gardiner. Linda Hurlsock. Marsha Kramer. A.W.S. Central Review Board 128 The Meifs Rcsidcncc Council represents the 6,700 male studcnls in the Univer- sityk residence halls. M.R.C.'s purposc is to provide legislation for and I0 unify men in the residence halls. The organization also sponsors various social events during thc year including jammics. lccturcx. and underground film festivals. M.R.C. has been working to improve the conditions in the residence halls in the lust fcw years. Regulations regarding dress and rules prohibiting rugs and televi- sion in dorm rooms were dropped, M.R.C. has been working on visitation in the rcsidcncc hulls and this year thc group was able to gcl extended open house on an experimental basis. Bnlmm Row: Geno: Cavallucci. John Schuman. Samuel Edclmun, John Bowdcrs. Foster Frablc. Dave Stahl. Scrum! Rmvo-Joc Manford. Ernest Devlon. Dennis Winchu. Bruce Davis. Raymond Wilson. Third Row!Bill King. Conrad Schmidt. Bruce Crumcr. Chris Slcin. 10c Szymunowski. Summamzmg th ISSUC before the Counml. The cxccutivc board meeting to discuss thc propoxulx Menk Residence Council 129 The Rhythm Factory doing Ihcir thing at a FUB h jnmby '. East Halls may hc a bit rcmovcd from the comer of campus, but the area has become a center 01' student life. This is rchclcd by the extensive program of activities sponsored hy the East Halls Council. The Council strivcs to promote interest in all campus activities, and takes an active part in student government. East Halls Council provides a social and cultural atmosphere for the residents of East Halls and the rest 01' the campux It provides successful jammics each weekend and also lectures. Recently. the Council has been among those who are exploring education with the Experimental College. The program consists of the establishment of free courses which offer the student the bcnchts of learning for the sake of learning, and omit the pressures of tests and necessary credits. 3, way Bolton: Row!Earncs1 Dcolin, John Short, Kathy Vcrdclli, Marsha Irvine. Lynnc Schnure. Paul Stillwngon, Leonard Herring. George Hubbard. Scrum! Ron'wlohn Baudcrs, Joe Cor- novitch, Jeff Volher. Duvc Evans. Soug Michelo, William Homer. Pat Fox, Chick Stcpahin. 'l'lzinl Ruwahilip Dcnncdy. Marvin Schmuych Ron Usicwicz, Bill Yaconis. Chuck Palmer, William Bannon, Larry Hyde. East Halls Residence Council 130 Highlighting the year for thc North Halls Council. was PROBE: Pcrplcxitics Rendered Obvious by Experimentation. This program consisted of cultural and musical programs along with an experimen- tal college. The courses in the college vcrc run on :1 seminar basis and included discussions on Student Power, Mysticism, Group lntcr- action. and Shakespeare. The community spirit in North Halls was further developed this year through activities such as singtalongs, jammics. movies, and the Winter Carnival. Winter Term also witnessed the introduction of the Extended Open House Policy and thc Escort Service, both of these established through the ctTorts and planning of the Council. .3. t1 Vucio. Shake it up baby. Bonom Rowtloc Manfred. Conrad Schmidt. Russ Freed. Joe Nm'dini. Dennis Faust. Lott. Second Ruu'tMikc Andrews. Ray Benedetto. Frank Venckytcs. Jeff Stcngcl. James; North Halls Residence Council Denny Movin' at a PUB jammy. The Pollock Halls Council co-ordinatcs cultural, social, and educational pro- grams for the nine residence halls in the area. The Council supports student aims through its close work with the student government, and increases student enjoy- ment and relaxation by providing jammics. movies, and tournaments of all types. This year, informal discussions and lectures concerning all phases of student life were very popular. Also quite successful, was a program providing a series of unique underground films. Bottom R0u' Bruce Davis. Dave Cabel, Joe Szumanowski, Fred Weiss, Walt Geiger. Second RowlPhillip Brown. Charles Albert, Dominic Sbrocchi, George Jones, John Jais. Third Row Dan Rohrer, James Facer, Richard Prokopovich, Vince Piccirillo, Richard Loom. Pollock Halls Residence Council 132 Because West Halls has become a community in itself. the West Halls Council works overtimc to provide cultural. educational. and social activities for its resi- dents. The Council provides a great opportunity for rcsidents and other students to bccomc wcll-ucquaintcd at jammics and informal gatherings in Waring Hall. This year, several lectures and forums were held, as well as various Other cducationally stimulating programs. Thc Council provided this year. as it does every Other year. the traditional freshman protection of the Nittany Lion Shrine. Bottom Rou- Dave Slahl. Dennis Wineha, Rocky King. Bruce Cramcr, Fred Hough, Ray Wilson. Second er' Christopher Madaio. Scott Bergey. James Taresko. Dennis Stimeling. Wes Bowers, George Uascnchak. Ron Kappcnhcffcr. Third Row-Andy Kuzmiac, Rod Kemcrcr, James Bland. Chris Stein. Larry Zimmerman. West Halls Residence Council The purpose of the Town Independent Menhs Council is to provide a govern- ment for those living off campus. as well as to sponsor social activities. Provision of an emergency housing service for students was a major function of T.I.M. during the past year. The need for such a service arose as a result of overcrowded dorms. The group was also extremely active in arbitration to lower rents for apartments in the area and spearheaded a Statewide drive to end age discrimina- tion in housing. Other services rendered by T.I.M. include investigation of repayablc damage claims from delinquent landlords. a year-round list of available housing, and in- spections of dwellings to assure that they meet the minimal requirements of the housing code. Social activities were highlighted by the annual Las Vegas Night, a night of legal gambling held in the HUB; several jammies; and mixers with womenhs dorms on Wednesday evenings. x Bottom Ruwaloc Myers. Michael Easlcy. Richard Wynn. Ron Chcsin. Terry Klusky. Second RuwaDon Puule. Joel Laehmun. Linda Kuumeun. Ann Rhodes, Dennis Thompson. Third RuwaDuvid Rhoads. Bob Connell. Frank Lordi, Richard Schrcep. Tom Green. Marilyn Warnick. T.I.M. Council 134 ' ' n , ;' $ ' . i I A late night session plans Casino Night. Around and 'round she goes. WU! bets down. Roaches in the bathtub -the last straw. All Colleges arc represented by a group known as the lntcrcollcgc Council Board. or LCCB. The Board provides a center of infor- muliun for the exchange of ideas hclwucn student council presidents and xicc-prcsidcms. The president 0f HKCBA serves as 21 legislator 0n USU. crcating a link bctwccn students and government. Some of the activitics of the Council included thc Course Evaluation Guide and :1 proposal for academic dorm Hours. lfnllnln anriRick Mowry. Sue Hanna. Sully Klingcr. Carol Ulntoni. David fohlc. Scrum! me-Bill Watson. William Boyer. Wayne Atwcll. Richard Hurley Third Rzm' Bob Fclsburg. Jon Fox. Michael Gchling. Thomas Worgul. Intercollege Council Board The members of the Agriculture Student Council have helped to establish unity, fricndship and sociability among 111: students and faculty in the College of Agri- culture. Another function of this group is 10 help promote the College of Agricul- ture in the State of Pennsylvania. The activities include sending representatives to the International Agricultural Student Conference. the annual Ag Hill party. the publication of the Ag Hill Breeze . and the Evaluation Guide. The Student Council also sponsors a Miss College of Agriculture contest. 6 Bottom Row- John Frey, Marian McCathcy. Bill Keck, Eric Stoncr. Gary Martin. David Colble. Thomas Cane. James Fox. Second Row Fred Brown. John Schwartz, Jared Tyson. Tom Misclen. Mark Stch. Sheryl Vance, Thomas StritL David Caldwell. Third Ruthr. John Sink. Jim Clark, Myles Thomas. Dr. Paul Shcllcnbcrgcr. William Parsish. William Bowers, John McMurry. Alan Word. Agriculture Student Council The Arts and Architecture Student Council works to provide an awareness of the various arts among students and faculty of the other Colleges on campus. One example was an Arts Festival in the Spring of 1969. The new courtyard in the arts complex was dedicated and there were exhibits and performances. The Coun- cil also compiled a course evaluation guide. The group was also involved in cam- pus issues including the selection of candidates for University President and the admission of disadvantaged students to the College. Bottom Row-John Bobanick. Helen Snowdon, Larry Koehler, Anita Haupt. Second Rowe Dan Pennick. Norman Kelly, Joyce Nichols. Susan Reidenbaugh. Arts and Architecture Student Council 138 The Business Administration Student Council strivcs to help the business administration student in all possible ways. The Council proposed 21 change which would make the College a fix'c-ycur pro- gram instead of the present four-ycar one. This would mcun that all graduates from this Collcgc would rcccivc a masters degree in Busi- ness Administration. Thc Councils activities included operation Get Sci whcrc the dcuns 0f the Collcgcs of Business Administration helped fit'lh-tcrm students decide on a spccilic major. The Business Administration Student Council also keeps a Mustcr of Business Administration and a Law School file for graduating seniors. Council members discussing future plans. 6 W' l? 63, ,5 ,. i Bf: -s- Botlom Rows-Michaicl Gehling, Cecelia OiRcardun. Puul Solomon. Tom Gormun. Ronald Rubcnlicld. Ronald Burkcnl. Duvc Kropp. Second Rovaod Rcdding. Jim Fchr. Dam Burkus. Linda Ehrenfcld. Richard Vendig. David l.culh0ld. Carmella Nicosia. Third Row-Doug Fchr. William Borrcbuch. Jerry Oldhum. Jere Keefer. Philip Jones. Dun Pccuno. Tom Bryan. Business Administration Student Council 139 One of the basic programs of the Earth and Mineral Sciences Student CounciI is a series of coffee hours, whcrcby department heads and students meet for discussion and evaluation. The Council also sponsors a Freshman Handbook in which differ- ent departments in thc Collcgc are listed with a brief synopsis. This handbook enables the freshmen in the College to better understand their professors and courses: In addition, a curriculum committee has been initiated to evaluate each student's own curriculum with a professor. thereby having student feedback. The executive board meets informally. - 3 A W3 Bottom Rnw-William Brycr. Sherwood Schmidt. Hurry Harrison. Kent Wenrich. Gary Lcy, Jinny Sharp. William Minford. Walter Kaufman, John Parish. .S'r-umd Ruw Mike Jnremchuk. Richard Wright. John Tigre. Dick Turpin. Vaughn Burda. John Moses. David Humphreys. George Burges. Eurl Verbcck. Third Ruw Bob Lanning, Joe McCormick. Chuck Diggins, John Gartman. John Gunnen. Richard Antolinc, Wells Magurgol, Joseph Head, Louis D'Amico. Earth and Mineral Sciences Student Council 140 The existence of the College of Education Student Council is based on the assumption that there should be an organization which can help establish and maintain a significant level of communication and rapport among the students. faculty and administration of the College of Education. Education Student Council represents. the. students to the faculty and administration while attempting to promote the interests of the students in the field of education. There has been an attempt to expand the responsibilities of the Council to include more contact with administrative policies which ahect the College. The Council is also responsible for numerous services provided for the College of Education such as an orienta- tion program for new studentst and student-teaching forums to help prepare those who plan to student teach. Bottom Row-Sally Klinger. Sue Hanna, Sandra Mcnkin. Margaret Glassburn. Eileen Brawn- gard. Nancy Zatto. Second Row Barbara Bair. Andrea Murone. Pat Rine. Linda Powell. Ann Herd. Phillis Ryuve. Susan Doyle. Third Row June Suttcn Jan Wick. Karen Brunt. Vicki Smith, Pat Yahania. Lana Berrean. WT? The council in session. Education Student Council 141 Thc linginccring Student Council is a member of thc Intercolle- giutc Council Board and is Ihc omcial rcprcscntutivc 0f the College of Enginccring. ll unilcs the various organimtions and departments of the College into one operating entity. The Cuuncil attempts. to create in the students a spirit of pride for engineering. ,4 A shm't policy discussion between classes. Eric Gimbul, Sue Tcrncr, William White. Engineering Student Council 4t. . h , 1X17.- The Health and Physical Education Student Council works to coordinate the various func- tions of the College. The Council keeps bulletin boards with schedules and plans to aid the com- munication within the College. An orientation brunch was held during Fall Term for the incoming freshmen. Outings at Stone Valley have been scheduled by the Council for the enjoyment of the students and the fac- ulty. The Council helped to provide alumni en- tertainment at Homecoming. Although study and academics are important to this Student Council, fun and enjoyment of the excellent athletic facili- ties are an integral part of the goals. x Bottom Row-Donald Breaker. Loraine Abel, Patricia Fcrnsler. Suzanne Holmes, Ted Bul- lenger. Second Ruw-Linda Seygal. Don Gasdick, Cindy Atwood, Stephen Nelson, Sally Monson. Health and Physical Education Student Council The Human Development Student Council is active in many pro- grams. The Council sponsors weekly coffee hours for students, faculty and administrators. The Council organizes a Human Development program for College Events Night during Fall Freshman Orientation. The Council puts out a handbook which is given to all incoming stu- dents. Newsletters are circulated each term. The Human Development Student Council maintains a social service for the College. I Na. Bottom Row Carol Cantoni, Marla Zimmerman. Kim Owens, Janc Gehr, Beverly Andrews, Jan Linsky, Susan Perkins, Judy Rossi. Scrum! Ruu- Kathy Miller, Mary O'Neill, Deborah Keebler, Sandy Wallin, Linda Schwartz, Gwcn Blair, Kathy McManic, Anne Lavo, Joyce Ness. Third Ruw Nan Sloan, Bill Watson, Louise Cupclli, Bob Osmun, Jim Carey, Ted Farrand, Phillip Klopp, Becky Kimmel. v. Human Development Student Council 144 The Liberal Arts Student Council works to improve not only the College of the Liberal Arts but the University as a whole. The pass- fail system was initiated by the Council. This system now benefits students of all colleges by reducing certain academic pressures. The Council sponsored guest speakers which included men from the fields of politics, literature, international relations, sociology, eco- nomics and other areas in the Humanities. . w; lyw-w' W ' '. J 7 ,, '. .- W51 ' lx . V l hl Bottom Row-Rick Mowry, Marsha Levy, John Crates. Linda Stovall, Rick Marvel, Geri Bohunicky, Tom Singer. Sccoml Rmr-Peggy Murphy, Joyce Scifert. Jane Davis, Monica Terkoski, Sandy Ycrger, Laura Robbins, lris Wells. Third Ruw-Tom Dean, Lois Wcsterman. Diane Staub, Rob Stephenson. Paul Bates, Peter O'Donncl, Judi Wren. I . v '7; Liberal Arts Student Council 145 Science Student Cuuncil serves as u liason between the oHicc of thc Dunn of Ihc College of Science and those cnrollcd in the College. Participation in thc LCCB. coursc evaluation guide, as well as the compilation of their own course evaluation guide, publication of :1 handbook for frcshmcn scicncc majors, and the organization of a systcm of widen! advisors are somc 0f the projects in which the Council is involvcd. In addition, thc group enables about six slu- dcnts with rcscurch projccts Io ultcnd a science confcrcncc which is usually hcld at Yulc. 'lihc Council also sponsors speakers at various UmcS. $1 3 . Bunom Ruvahomus Worgul, Sully hunt. Terry lundcrs. Betty Baker, Mary Lou Slikurof- sky. John Suvku .S'cz'mul NIIH' Richard Hurley. Brucc Silvcrhcrg. Michael Dyduk. Justin Schmidt, Dun Schurcxko, 'Illird RunwriRobcrl HulfickL JCITrcy Lindenmth, Edward Bcckwilh. William ihmcrford. Licruld Korcnowski. Science Student Council 146 7 '1 . 2 09 24 ; .' 35:5: ' ' m'rx - ,- ugh arts and publications Each year several thousand graduating seniors receive a large, heavy volume, entitled, La Vie. This book is prepared with the intention of hon- oring the Senior Class, faculty, groups, organiza; tions and department ohicials within this boom- ing University. It is a thank you for an educa- tion, a document of a year, and it is intended to stir memories. Each graduate should have one page or many pages with which he can identify and go back to his college days to remember all that Penn State did for him. .1 : I .M Debby Dion, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Pam Lockard, Art Editor. 'V 2,, Judy Weisberger, Co-Editor-in-Chief. Alan Dion. Managing Editor. Lynne Ferguson and John Kendall. Greek Editors. Dave Best and Tom Haley. Sports Editors. I49 Mikc Lcupuld. Organimlinns lidilm'. Andy lillvx'urlh. Academics Iidilur. 150 The Daily Collegian. published Tuesday through Saturday. is the successor to The Free Lance. which was established in 1887. It became a daily paper in 1940. At one time supported by advertising and subscription. the paper today is sup- ported also, in part, by funds from Associated Student Activities. Circulation has reached 10.000. In addition to campus news and commentary. the Daily Collegian brings to the campus national and international news. the latter as 21 member of the Associated Press. The primary purpose of the paper, however. is to investigate and inform on campus affairs. Editorial innovations of this year included a controversial editorial commitment to more liberal philosophies, controversial and interpretive editorial columns and editorial views of faculty members printed under the Faculty Forum tagline. A cinema critique also was added. BOARD OF EDITORS Bottom Row-Charles Redmond. Kathy Litwak, Paul Levine. Marge Cohen. William Epstein. Pat Gurosky, Gerry Hamilton. vaml Ruw-Ronald Kolb, Don McKee. Allan Yoder, Glenn Kranzley, James Dorris. David Nestor. Pierre Bellicini. John Bronson. Marc Klein. Daily Collegian Management of Ihc paper is divided into the Bmird 01' Editors zmd the Board of Managers. The Buzird 0f Managers supervises the business sidc and is compuscd of credit. local advertising. national advertising. othcc and personnel, and clzissilicd advertising managers. The Board of Editors is made up of the editor. managing cdilor. cdimriul cdimr. city cdilors, photography editors, sports editors. and news cditurm Stories arc written by about 25 regular reporters who are rccruilcd at the hc- ginning ul' cuch term in :1 Iivc-wcck candidate school which scrvcs as am introduction to thc student's role 0n the ncwspupcr. Professional standards and uncrring and rigorous work churnctcrim Collegian and is considered one of the foremost collcgc ncwspupcrs. BOARD OF MANAGERSilfnlmm Ruw--Cui'nl Book. Mary Uehlcr. Kathy McCormick. Leslic Schmidt, 511nm! Rim Allan Nixon. Stcvcn Lcichl. Bill Fowler. James Soulur. Ron Rcsnikolf. i,, E: 3 ! i Bill Fowler, Business Manager. A lust minute change in the copy. Paul chinc Editor. Getting the facts straig ht. - , . .. 2 - x uDid you see today's Pcanuts cartoon? j: ' Jib: 3k Checking up on Hot Line complaints 3 i2 . Transmitting from Sparks Bldg. studios is WDFM. the stu- dcnt-opcratcd uRadio Penn State. The station broadcasts 86 hours per week. This is accomplished by students who volunteer their time and energies. The station rcccivcs a budget appropria- tion from Associated Studcnt Activities and olwcrutcs under a non- commercial Federal Communications Commission liccnsc. The United Press International wire services provide the station with upJu-Ihcvminutc ncws reports. WDFM also features a complctc wrap-up of Penn State Sports, news of fraternitics, so- rorities and clubs, and U.S.G. Press Conferences. Last year WDFM xtagcd 21 Ihrcwduy marathon to support World University Scrvicc and raised scvcn hundred dollars. :4 HQ 11;, :1 1 er: r-v r . x . ,0 - ..q 1. V41 - mu - ,. e; m. k- lfulmm Rvmw-Juhn Molnar. Dan Exlcrwhn. George Mihulcik. Michael Burtos. Jeffrey Gary Schwartz.St:11ion Manager. Stcngcl. .Iumcs Mmcr. Ruben Black. Svmmd RmviPaul Hcimhuch. Tom McLaughlin. Jack Bcrczny. Juhn Schotrick. Mike Berger. Marilyn Ficlchcr. Bub Hunnu. George Wcrl. Third Rmr- Junni Kulcjtn, George Bcrwungcr. Hurry Uuhngnn. Craig Dunsbury. George Walton. Jay Gilbert. Nicholas Duhil. flilT l.cuhcy. WDFM 154 Ifummz lh;u -U;1I'y Schmu'tz. Kurcn Uubcrmun. David Tulmus. Cindy Mew. Pctc Sidlc. Shelly Todd. Swami Rmr-antriciu flinc. Roberta Fcrcns. Brian Mucdonuld. Carol Chitcstcn Bruce Clark. Third Rmv Grcg Mullcy. Al Dunning. John Gringrich. Joc Brennan. Michael Dubil. John Gingrich. Program Director. and John Molnar. Chief Engineer. A review before ncwatime. Spectrum is a magazine supported by Engineering students. Formerly it concentrated on scientific data and engineering problems which concerned only those students in thc Colleges of Science Lind Engineering. Now. howcvcri there is a greater appeal to more students through a periodic feature article in- tended for the general public. The Speclrum girl is also an object of general interest which attracts attention to the magazine. Kenneth Burke. an outstanding critic of poetry. has stated .r Spectrum editors planning layouts for the next edition. Spectrum l Pivot that hPimt is a remarkable magazine? Begun 19 years ago with a group of students in a poetry class, Pivot reaches as far as the National Library of Australia and the University of London. and is read by more than 3500 people. Poetry is gathered from students, faculty, and anyone who wishes to submit original work. The poetry may be written on any subject, with no restrictions on style or pattern. Each Spring. Pivot awards its poetry prizes and shortly thereafter. the magazine comes on sale to the public. Poetry class publishes PIVOT. Froth focuses on humor and much more. It has changed considerably this year. resulting in an entertaining provocative magazine filled with satire and a free- whccling style. The approach is candid. and reaches into a variety of areas. Tra- ditional articles have been supplemented with cnlightcning discussions of drugs on campus. student activism. the Vietnam war. and literature. Now the only major magazine on campus. Frutlz has let photographers. illustra- tors and writers. who did not formerly fit into the Froth style. show their talents. 1301mm Row--Judy Friedman. Joanne Borrclli. Lcw Marcus Stcvc Weisberger. Duvc Mgorc, Kitty Philbin, Shcric Ycingsl. Suvml Row Junc Shoemaker. Jack Hurmcur. Matty kohn. Dave Bond. Mark Carey. David Herman. Hun! Row Jim Forlgung. Bmcc Wagner. Harv Ginsburg. Richard Rush. Bill Proctor. Stcvc Wcishcrgcr. Business Manager. A Frolh writers' meeting. Froth 157 News and Views is a quarterly publication specifically intended for the students in the College of Human Development. Published entirely by students, its purpose is to present news and opinions of the college, learning experience in the field of jounalism. and to promote a continued interest among the alumni and professors. Perhaps the most significant change occurred when the emphasis shifted from Home Economics to Human Development. Exhaustive research has been done by the students in the new divisions of the College. The Spring issue concentrated on thoughts that students might have on such topics as religion, morality, and status. 5: l5 1; -' N y, m. . y - V 1 . '.r , Rx yum-N O: . th . knoll.' ! J Bottom Raw Jane Avcrbuch. Lynn McDonald. MuryJune Bunting, Beth Scharf, Chris Lowry. Second Ruw-Lindu Schultz. Lesley Post. Aimee Rusinko. Edith McDowell, Valerie Zackel. leirzl RmrNMnrciu Barnett. Susan Dolgc. Peg Schcllin. Christine Lcitzcl. News and Views The Student Handbook is published yearly to acquaint the new students with Penn State life. The Handbook staff at- tempts to produce an interesting and readable document on Penn State life, rules and regulations. The book carefully explains and highlights all facets of the major activities at Penn State. It be- comes. in a sense, a survival kit and guide for newly arrived students. Checking a last-minutc announcement. Bonum Row-Mary Ncilan. Cyndi Anselmi. Joan Skrovanek. Semml Row-Maria Nardone. Judy Simon. Student Handbook 159 With :1 membership of ovcr 3,000 students the Jazz Club. Penn Statcis largest voluntary organization, seeks to promotc u better understanding and appreciation of jun thmugh cnnccrts and workshops. The Jazz Club maintains a collection of over 200 quality jun. albums available to mcmbcrs at the HUB. desk. This year the Jazz Club concerts fca- turcd the dynamic James Brown, Duke Ellington. and Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding, Com- puny. The Man. James Brown. sponsored by the Jazz Ciub. Six hundred people at Penn State are members of thc Folklore Society. The purpose of this organization is to promote and cncouragc an interest in folk music. ranging from traditional folk music. to popular, rock, and blues music. The members pay a minimal mem- hcrship fcc cuch your and receive a discount on musi- cal supplies at shops in State College. Thc organization has many activities. such as co- sponsoring the This 11' That'T coffee house in thc H.U.B., performing for various University functions, playing for the crippled children in the area and the prisoners at Lcwisburg Federal Penitentiary. This year the Folklore Society presented hootcnanics and concerts and there was the Folklore Society News- lcttcr twice each term. The Young Tradition, presented by the Folklore Society. The Jazz Club Executive Board. Jazz Club I Folklore Society 160 Players become mcmbcrs through University Theater. To become a Penn Smtc Playcr was quite an honor for some eighty people at Penn State. This honorary organization invites people to join aflcr they have shown an interest in the theatre by successfully partici- pating in thrcc or four dramatic productions on cam- pus. Thc Penn State Players do not perform as a group, but individual members participate in me Uni- vcrsity Theatre productions. The University Theatre epitomizes the dramatic im tcrcst of thc studcm body. They present two major productions each term in the Playhouse and thc Pavil- ion. The University Thcalrc includes undorgradualc sludcms. graduate students, and State Collcgc towns- people. Associated with thc University 'I hcalrc is :1 Loan Fund to help make the productiom even better. Oncc 21 year. in thc Spring. there is an induction ceremony fullmvcd by a banquet, where special awards arc prcscmcd for various HSPCCKS of theatrical produc- 11011. The light crew presctting the show. Rehearsal for Enrico IV. Penn State Players 161 In 1897, the Penn State Thespians was formed on this cam- pus. As one 0f the oldest continuing student activities. Thespians has played a major role in the culture and arts at Penn State. The forty mcmbcrs 0f Thcspians presented two shows this year, HOnce Upon a Mattress in the Fall and Tarnival in the Spring. The organization is open to any student in all Of the various theatrical fields: acting, sct production. costumes. stage, lighting and mukc-up. To become a Thespian. a student must be involved in three or more Thcspian productions. Thcspiuns benefit the University in many ways. Any student or professor may submit am original play to be considered for a performance. Workshops on theatre production are held to inter- est new people in the field of drama. , W ,, ?IIHHHNII: n... 2t Makeup and costumes add magic to Full thw. Once Upon A Mattress . Much 0f the work goes unnoticed and unuppluudcd. Thespians I62 Wch got rhythm? claimed the Blue Band at th Homecom- ing football game this year against Army. and they proved it at each and every game during the season. including the Orange Bowl. Rhythm. talent. and spectacular pageantry. featuring drum ma- jor Chip Willis, picde up spirit at every halftime and all through the games. regardless of how the scoreboard read. Band Day. an annual event sponsored by the Blue Band, com- bines 60 high school bands from all parts of the State in a breath- taking display. A memorable part of Homecoming is the tradi- tional performance of the Alumni Band. Dr. James W. Dunlop is the bands director. and Dr. Ned C. Dcihl. associate director. Members qualify at auditions held at the bcginning of Fall Term. I 5., way On the field, Dr. James W. Dunlop conducts. Precision and musical excellence arc hallmark of Blue Band. Band Evolving from a Cadet Bugle Corps in 1889, the Concert Bluc Band has become known and admired throughout the State. It is a highly skilled cnscmblc of select wind and percussion players. Membership in the Concert Bluc Band is determined by audition. Thc talcnlx of the Concert Blue Band are displayed throughout the year at formal conccrts in Schwab Auditorium, and at infor- mal outdoor pop concerts hcld at various residence hall areas in the Spring. This winter, the band was featured at the Penn State vs. Switzerland gymnastics meet. The Concert Bluc Band is under the direction of Dr. James W. Dunlup. Spring concert in North Hulls area brought out :1 large crowd. w Bandagcd fingers didn't Interfcrc. Dr. James W. Dunlop conducts. Tuning up . . . for another concert. Concert Blue Band 164 The Symphonic Wind Ensemble is a group of fifty-flvc to sixty wind instrumentalists who play standard concert music and small wind ensemble combinations. It was started three years ago as an otfshoot 0f the Concert Band. Its main purpusc was then and is now to provide music experience for talented individuals. The Ensemble gives two formal concerts yearly. Thcir first concert was a joint venture with the Men's Glee Club. It was held during Winter Term. Their second concert was held during the Spring Term. The membership into this organization is open to any out- standing musicians on campus. Conductor of thc Ensemble is Smith C. Toulson III. WW I A final rehearsal before the performance. Conductor Smith Toulson discusses flnzli details. Symphonic Wind Ensemble Thc Uniwrsily Symphony Orchestra includes undergraduates of all colleges. graduate students faculty members. administrators, and tmvmpcoplc. The main purpose of this organization is to provide a musical cxpcricncc for the students at Penn State. The orchestra pcrforms six times each year. Three 0f the concerts are formal con- certs of 1hc Symphom orchestra ulonc. Two others are a combina- tion of lhc orchcstru and choirs. these being performed during the Christmas scusnn und in lhc Spring. The sixth concert is usually a concert opera. The orchestra. ready and waiting, HShhh. Pianisgimo, Symphony Orchestra 166 One hundred voiccs blend themselves each Sunday morning as Ihc Chupcl Choir furnishes the music for thc Univcrsity Chapel Service. which is hold in Schwaih Auditorium. Approximately forty years old. the Choir is under the direction of Raymond Brown. associ- ate professor of muxic at tho University. Two public concerts are prescmcd cuch year. This year's Full concert was lclccasl ovcr thc Eastern Educational Tclcvision Network. A second con- cert was presented during Spring Term. The Choir also sang with the Pittsburgh Symphony at a program in Pittsburgh. Highlighting the year for Ihc Choir will be a tour of Israel and Greece this summer. Tours. usually through Europe. are made during alternate years. A rehearsal for the members of Chapel Choir. Chapel Choirs in concert, under the direction of Raymond Brown. Chapel Choir 167 Presenting a great variety of music ranging from sacred motets of the Renaissance to modern music, the Glee Clubis seventy male members. now under the direction of Lewis Spratlan, have been entertaining Penn State since 1904. Off-campus performances this year included a concert for an in- dustrial convention in Williamsport, an appearnace with the Altoona Symphony and a concert in Erie. Following a recently initiated cus- tom of joint concerts. the group appeared in a pair of programs with the Swarthmore College Choir. During March the Glee Club toured in Georgia and Florida. A traditional activity of the group is their Mother,s Day concert which was held in Schwab Auditorium. The Glee Club performing at orientation. Glee Club 168 Penn State Singers is composed of thirty-fivc mixed voices under the direction of Raymond Brown. a mcmbcr 0f the music faculty. Their selections range from Renaissance to contemporary numbers. Each year the Singers present two formal concerts on campus and also schedule scvcral tours around the State. This year the group appeared with the York Symphony. singing some madrigals from the period of Elizabeth 1. a composition by a Pennsylvanian. Sam ucl Barber. and :1 Bach cantata. A tour of Eastern Pennsylvania in May and a Spring conccn featuring an original composition by Lewis Spratlan. 0f the Depart- ment of Music. rounded out the activities of the Penn State Singers. w... . .. ,, A quality blending of voices under the direction of Raymond Brown. Penn State Singers Thu University Swingers, under the direction of Elmer Warcham. is one of the moat recently organized musical groups on campus. University Swingers is the only Penn State musical group which lim- its its prcscnlalions to popular numbers. Founded just last year, the group has scvcnty-hvc male and female members. Tryouts are held at the beginning of each term, during rcgistratiun. Thc L'nivcmily Smingcus in rchcursul. VLA . thhu said Shout lhc piano pluycrfi The Swingersh director. Elmer Wurchum. The Swingers sing, for the sheer pleasure of i1. University Swingers 170 S p u 0 r g t n e d u t S S u 0 C D .nl.a d C .B m University Union Board is an organization specifically set up to initiate programs and activities at the Hctzcl Union Bldg. The Board consists of a number of committees: Hospitality, Jammy, Na- tional Speakers, Nickelodeon Nights, Spotlight and Publicity. This year has been an especially busy one for the group. The thclcomc Back Jammyh during Fall Tcrm had a record attendance of 4,000 people. In October, U.U.B. ran the mock presidential clec- tion for the students. They sponsored a photography show and a reception for the cadets after the Penn Statc-Army game. HP..- Bottom Row-Maurecn Quinn, Nancy Haroldson. Mike Alexander. Pam Fegely, Eileen Mitro. Second Row0Allan Yoder. Peter Sidle, JeiT Lessing. Ron Pridgen, Tony Clifford. University Union Board 172 To become a member of the Debate Club, few requirements are necessary other than a desire to debate and a course at the Univer- sity in speech which teaches the art of debating. This year. the Debate Club. which encompasses a club for men as well as women. tourcd the entire East coast. They performed in various debates. The University allocates a sum of money so that a budget can be maintained and the tours can be made possible. The Penn State Debate Club fulfills a worthwhile purpose for the students. Through competition with other schools. the students in the Debate Club learn a beneficial skill in public speaking. Women dcbatcrs display their victory trophies. Mcnis debate practices for upcoming competition. Debate Club 173 For thmc who likc to play Chess and who have reasonably good. ability, thc Chess Club provides this oppnrlunily. Thcrc :er thirty members on the Penn State campus. This academic year the Chess Club had many plans. including a trip to Chicago to participate in the hNationals . The Club will host the Pennsylvania Icum cham- pionships this year. At their wcckly meetings the Chess Club holds various speed tournaments. Thc Chess Club is an active way for anyonc interested in the game of chcss to further enjoy this distinctivc game. Now, if I move my Queen's bishop . . Concentrating, or cul-nupping'? Chess Club The Book Exchange is located 0n the ground iioor of thc H.U.B. in order to facilitate easy access to all of lhc supplies and cquipmcnt needed 10 start 0H :1 new term at lowcsl cost. It is an activity which provides the studcms with an opportunity to lcarn and work in 21 store. This year a new permanent manager has taken over and he has expanded the stock to include toilet- rics and art supplies. Closely allied with the BX. is the U.B.A.. Used Book Agency. This is also a student scrvicc dc- signcd 10 help the student save money in buying and selling chtbooks. B.X. .1 n Gary Kuhn, Saul Solomon. Hcdy Cnplun, Tony Mcrcurio. Ron Kovlcr: Book Exchange Board of Control. Edwin E. Lcid. manager. I75 Gamma Sigma Sigma Prtudenl 1x! X Icchrcxldcm 2nd VucuPrcaidcm Scarclury 'I rcumI cr Adnxcrs Members Barbara Aucrbach Deborah Auhcchx Nancy Bull chma Berg :lrul Bunk Maureen Bradley Sully Bram .lunct Brown Jeancuc Burdgc Kathleen fuplan 1. th Cupnxm Yvonne Chnmilsky Naomi Cohen Anita Lollinx Gretchen Dania L'aml Dubxunsky Naomx Unhny Cnro'xyn Guhagun Peggy 01.nnlcr chhcllc Grunt Put bunkns Constance Hcilnnd Lmdu Henry Puulcm Herring Alpha Pr'csidcnl X unl'rcmdcnl Ircmurcl Segyclun Hmunun .deVIxcm Members 12ml Huhmcuu llJVC Bh'wlun Run Bnhcn FhH Bndcn X411 anu'mx .Inhn Lums hip DcVV'HI ltd Farmnd Paul I Ickcnschu chn lwshcr Umc hill Inm Hubcckn Dave Hess GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA Wumenk Semuv Sumrm 0 icerx Put HeIlcr Carola Jacohx t hurlcnc Jumcx Knhy Jones Minum Kenny Cymhxu Mable Lmda Muucr Susan McCoy Judy Mcllnuy Nancy Mcllgcr Lynne Meyers Pal MlenCI' Sue Myers Jan 0 Lcury C'uml O'Hern Murcm Osborne Ruth Palmer Linda Purolu Eugenia Pruschyk Joan Prokop Fccchu Recklau Myra Roacnbcru Marge Rothcru Debbie Saual Bev bhaak llccn Shaver Kmhlccn Wolford Snllyann Saxaaman Isabelle Allison Ruth Ncwbury Donna Funk Mn. Louis'c Grimm Mm R. S Koot Penny Shawn Gail Shupcck Beverly Smith mely Smith Jan Sncurhnc Bonnie Spearmun Robbn 5pm: Mary Lou Spohn Diane Slaub chblc Slcvcnson Kathy Sykes Sandy Tulurski Judy Truux June Vun Wyncn Kathy Vcrnum Aldlc mekas Judy Vrabcc Marlene Vukovcun Susan Walls Nancy Weaver Diane Wcidncr Joan Wcinstcin Fay Werner Dara Winston Arlene Zamblc Phi Omega ALPHA PHI OMEGA Wm W hen It'? I- ruremity OHiL-ers John Hess Bub Kumlku John Knucl harlcs Kelscr RICthd Kmucr UAW Muck Mlkc Mnukucwmz Rich Malena Walter Murun Run Mauhcwa Dun: Md 0y Mun Mcycr .Nmk Nlhcllc Chip Dewiu Steve Hayden Don Bcrshlold Tum Long Rich Mludjun Ruben Myers Wall Nwholwn John PIKE William Ruou Willmm Spcruu Ray Inmcr Dan: xcrnnn him: Vernon Ken Wulbcrl I rank W'nglll A thoughbprovoking meeting. Thc Douglass Association was founded by sev- eral Ncgro fraternity men in the Spring of 1966. Thc purpose of the organization was 10 act as a liaison between the Negro student body and the administration. Its purpose today has expanded into an organization to inspire leadership and scholarship among Negro undergraduates. Last year and again in January Ihc Douglass Associa- tion presented the Univcrsity with dcmands for Changes in policy regarding black students The Univcrsity has initiated courses in Black history and culture. and has bccn actively rccruiting qualified black students and faculty members. Also. the University last year instituted with Federal aid an Upward Bound program to aid deprived secondary school students. White support for Black demands. Rick Collins addresses a crowd outside of Old Main. Douglass Association Students for State was founded during the 1967 Fall Term by Jon Fox. It was formed to provide direction for the large number of spirited Pcnn Statc students. Students for State sponsors activities such as Pcp-ruliics. Block S awzly-gamc trips, spirit buttons and pins and many others. Thc ultimate goal of the organizmion is to obtain a rcul Lion for the Pcnn Stalc mascot. They hope to accom- plish this in the near future. ..--o.oo-.o x. ' SbSm. 0 , S S'Sunuh-utllhcich: Juc Pnlcrnu. and his championship team are saluted by 21 Students for Stale spammed rally. hcforc Inking 0H for u mid-scumn game. Students for State 178 $33: 3! . honoraries Thc members of Limfs Paw urc not only outstanding scholars but have distinguished themselves in the key positions of extra- curricular activiticx. This senior mcnk society, draws its members from studcnl councils, honorary 11nd pmfcsxional fraternities. class amacrs. varsity Ictlcrmcn and J.F.C. uniccrs. Foundcd in 1908. this senior man honorary works to provide continuity from year 10 year and to pcrpctuatc its tradition of scrvicc m the Univcrsity. I A Butmm Ruu-W'lom Golden. Duvc Stuck. Huh limcry. Mike RciLL Mikc Uchling. .S'm'uml Ruhr Jnhn Shumun. Jon I'm, Puul Icvinc. I'Tric Pryxmwaky, Dun Anlrim. John Gingrich. Hun! Raw Robert Di0riu. Alan hlmmun. liugcnc fuvullucci. Jumcx Womcr. Lion,s Paw 180 Meetings cmp up cvcryxxhuc. Motor Board is one of 82 national chapters whose membership includes many esteemed women students of the University. Founded thirty-thrcc years ago the Mortar Board selects its mem- bers at the end of their junior year. They are Chosen from the women occupying important jobs on campus. Archosaif translatcd :15 lcading women is the term used to describe these Penn State coeds. Hostessing receptions for guest speakers. organizing drives to collect funds for gifts to the University and supplying the new libraries with current editions of books are significant contribu- tions that Mortar Board makes to Penn State. Button: Ruw-Juncl Wueh. Ellen Greenfield. Hcdy Cuplun. Libby Gaumcr. Jun Hartzcll, Junc Austin. Mrs. Katherine Mucklc Sawml Row Mrs. W. E. Kcnworthy. Lois Clousc. Put Rissingcr, Sully Klingcr, Gayle Liruziuno. Donna Cameron, Mrs. Murthu Starling. Mortar Board 181 Joey. itis upside down. The Omicron Delta Kappa honor .socicty was founded by tif- tccn students and faculty at Washington and Lee University on Dcccmhcr 3, 1914. The purpose was to rccognizc thc scholastic and lcudcrship ability of its members. Today it is :in outstanding national leadership honorary for college men who have partici- pated in two of thc five areas of college lit'c: scholarship, publica- tions, guvcrnmcnt, athletics and the arts. O.D.K. appearing at Penn Stutc in 1955, differs from the hat societies in that its mem- bership includes faculty and administration as well as students. Oftcn working in conjunction with Mortar Board, the Society is concerned with the problems and issues of higher education. Burmm Rowiluc l,itow. Bob limcryt Boh DiOrio, Andy Ellsworth, Hurv Rccdcr. Svcnml RuwsAlun Guttmun. Richard Vcndig. Eric Prystowsky. Eugene Cnvztllucci. Omicron Delta Kappa 182 Bottom Rowelim Kefford. Cathy LaSpada. Francis Pearson, Margie Gohn, Saul Solomon. Second Row-Bob Felsburg, Janet Tkach. Jon Fox. Ann Steinberg. Marc Cooper. Hat Society Council Established in 1961 as a forum for the ideas and goals of its member groups, the Hat Society Council works to unify and co-ordinate the nine hat societies. Composed of the president and secretary of each hat society, the Council is active in the establishment of various service projects. Each Fall the Council is noted for its promotion of spirit in assisting with orientation and welcoming the football team onto the field before each game with the traditional honor line of hatmen and women. The Councilis major project is sponsoring the annual Spring Honors Assembly at which new hat society members are honored with a uniform tapping ceremony. Homecoming plans are discussed informally. Scrvicu and scholarship arc the kcy factors in- wlwd in the selection of members by Skull and Bonus, an organization honoring senior men who huvu demonstrated outstanding service to the University. Monthly mcctings are held. afTording an oppor- tunity for the members to exchange ideas and information. The organization. founded at Penn Sum- in 1909. taps during Spring and Fall Terms. An honorary mcmbcr, chosen from the general public on the basis of superior service to Penn State. is inducted intthkull and Bones during Homecoming festivities. Skull and Bones liummz Ruu-irjumcs Ketfurd. Ronuid Kovlcr. William Cromcr. Bob Emery. Joc Litow. Tum Gormun. Carmen Finestru. Clark Arrington, Jerry North. Seumd Ruwhlim Sandman. John Shumans. Richard Vcndig. Michael Gchling. Dave Stock. Duvc Best. Andy Ellsworth. Mitch Work, Eric Prystowsky. Uulen Uodbey. Third Ruw-aBob Di- Orio. Don Antrim. Alan Gotlmun. Eugene Cuvnllucci. James Womer. Larry Todd. Ernest Sulvino. Brady Lawrence, Gary Schwartz. Bearing the distinction of being the oldest hon- orary on the Penn State campus, Parmi Nous was founded in the United States in 1908 and is the only national senior men,s honorary on campus. The society originally placed its emphasis upon athletics but its membership now represents a wide variety of activities. Recognizing and honoring outstanding seniors who have been leaders in the fields of student government, athletics, publications, drama. music and forensics, Parmi Nous strives to further spirit at Penn State. The group is also dedicated to the advancement of outstanding scholarship and stu- dent leadership. New members, selected through a point system for participation in major activities and overall standing on campus, are tapped during the Fall and Spring Terms. Bnmmz R.m---Jon Fox. Ron Runyan, Linc Lippincott. Dave Handler, Mike Erdman, Mike limlcy. Wayne Wullzcr. Duvc Moore. Somnd Rmv-VRon Kolb. Rick Klinctobb, Jeff Bower. Russ Perry, lid Fromkin, Larry Uoldstein. ch Troutman, Craig Kayajanh ian. Third Row hRon Rcsnikuff, Bob Bmdu. Licorge Allen. Tom Cherry. Gene thlzel, Mike Alexander. Terry Klasky, Ron Chcsin. Parmi Nous 184 Scrolls Barron: Ruw-Kathy LaSpada, Kay Regen, Carolyn Polanski, Sandy Zongardi, Susan Clark, Gloria Sell. Second RoweAnne Gray, Heather Richer. Susan Sloan, Linda Schwartz, Susan Rouman. One of the newest Hat Society Councilis addi- tions on the Penn State campus is Scrolls, the senior womenis honorary. This local chapter was chosen to represent those senior women who have attained scholastic achievement and participated in many general activities on campus. These women, also selected on the basis of character, must have a 2.75 All-University average in order to qualify for Scrolls. Each year Scrolls. sponsors the Mary J ane Wy- land Scholarship for a deserving Penn State stu- dent. This year Scrolls had a mum sale at Home- coming to raise money for this project. At their dinner meetings held every two weeks, various guest speakers serve to acquaint the women with other interesting people on campus. Scrolls ttMum sale is an annual event during Homecoming. Androeles Bummz Ruu-eSaul Solomon. Mare Steinherg. Drew Riter. Larry Wallace. Joe Myers. Sccund RoweNute Fishkin. Dave Stuhl. Harv Reeder. Samuel Edelman. Rick Wynn. Founded in 1950, Androcles Hat Society has continued to be an effective organization at Penn State. It is primarily a service organization to recognize junior men in the field of dramaties, forensics, government, politics, athletics and publications. The purpose of Androeles is manyfold. The organizationis main function is to serve Penn State in all ways, partially by studying the stu- dents problems and also by maintaining many traditions of the University. Androeles taps its members in the third week of Spring Term and the third week of Fall Term. From their initiation until graduation, Androcles members play an important part in college life. Leadership, scholarship, and participation are the ideals of Blue Key. junior menis honorary society. The society taps men in the spring of the sophomore year or the fall of the junior year, in recognition of their outstanding ability and inter- est in campus activities. Since the founding in 1923. Blue Key has greatly expanded its purpose and its functions. The society now recognizes leaders from the many important areas of student lifcegovern- ment, academics, publications, and athletics. One of Blue Key's main interests is in upholding the college traditions. Blue Key men always give full support to pep rallies, honor lines, and other Penn State customs. Iinllum Rnw-Bob Felsburg. Tom Payn. Les Boeckel. Jim Pitlinger. Second RoweJoe Manfred, Lee Metzger. Murray Hartzman. Tim Nicholson. Blue Key 186 Chimes, a member of the Hat Society Council. was formed at the Penn State campus to honor junior women who haw bccn uctivc in all aspects of student life. such :15 government. music. athletics. and publications. The twcnty-Ihrcc wnmcn 'm Chimes hnvc ull attained u 2.7 alll-Unix'crsily average or bctlcr and have bccn rccugnizcd for their activities and scholarship. This yur Chimcs was involved in quitc a few activities which strengthened the group and provided interesting activities for thc members. The Socicty had :1 series of speakers at their meetings. where seminars wcrc held. Thcsc spcukcrs wcrc conccrncd with various issues on campus. and both studcnts and professors par- ticipated. The members also became involved in scvcral tutorial projects fur umlcl'privilcgcd in the Sum: Collcgc urcu. Chimcs. a local chapter found only at Penn State. has also hclpcd the school in such activities us the Homccoming Motor- cudc. Honor Linc at football games and other areas whcrc school spirit was cxcmphticd. w W .ummmmwm l . mm 3 3 l Rmrr :1;me Vk'clls. Uinm Unndluch. Mun Chamberlain. Juhc 0011mm: Bobbi Winloniuk. Nunuy logun. Burmm Ruw- Ann Stcinlwcrg. lnnisc lurk. fuml Cupcrclli. 1 inn Jctl'ricx. findy Shcrmum Margit Qiohn. Suwml Ruu'chri Bond. Muurccn MC- Cuilcy. Nina Comlcy. Jmcc Ncss. lmnc Mueller. Anilzl leppus, ll'lu'nl Chimes HMHHIII Run Wally t Hufcxi. lim Walla. HHICC Hnlmut. Jim Dicksunv Les Bocckcl. Jctii Dmitlmtl. Sunni! Run lnm Jttckwn. Dun Abbey. Pctcr Johnson. Greg Hamilton. RUL'CI K.mim;m. Phil Scum. Druids in honor outstanding junior men in the field of athletics, Druids was founded in 1907 as Penn Stutck first hut society. Mcn arc chosen. ut the cnd 01' their sophomore year. on the basis ut' aca- demic standing, character. 21nd outstanding pur- ticiputitm in sports. A man cligihlc for mcmbcr- ship must haw his freshman numerals or he :1 dclinitc candidate for varsity lcttcrs. Mcmbcrs represent each major sport at thc University. Druids arc activc in the counseling 01' new stu- tlcnts, serve us ushers at athletic events. and WC!- cumc visiting athletes to thc University in an clfort to promote good sportsmanship at Penn State. Delphi has taken 0n :1 ncw image. This mcnk mphumorc honorary hux. us :1 functional organ- ization. adopted :1 thrccfold plan which will define how the members of Dclphi i'ccl about cer- tain perxing cumpux issues. Then thcy will lac able to participutc in and act on thcm through available means. As 11 hat society. Dclphi tupx twicc :1 year in thc Spring and Fall for new members. The four- tccn members pride thcmscivcs in the fact that they all have diversified intcrcsts and arc mom- hcrx nt' scvcral nrganizatiunx Thix mcicty affords them the appurtunity to communicate with each 0thcr Lind dixcuxx the many important isxucs fac- ing xtudcnts on the Penn State campus. Burton: Ruw-Marc Cooper. Tim Singer. Ernie Devlin, Bob Brinicy. Serum! Ruthill Singer, Ed Bcckwith, Art Cuiubrctlu. Delphi I88 This honorary society is composed of sophomore women, tapped at the end of their freshman year. who possess qualities of leadership, scholarship, character and loyalty to the University. chns is presently work- ing to further unite the group in order to leave, to future members, u more meaningful hcritagc. chns aids in the counseling of new students at the University, and annually sponsors the well-known gym suit sale for thc bcncht ncw women students. Bottom Ruthrunny Pearson. Sue Eiwcn, Aldie Vini- kas, Merry Macan. Judy Bcachler, Renee Stott, Janice chcr. Sccond RonL-Shelly Johnson, Susan Irons, Ann Stcckmeycr, JoAnn Toth, Janey Yerkes, Gail Frcunsch. Third Ruthargie Rocder. Stephanie Stone, Susan C Walske, Susan Politylo, Judy Elliott, Jackie Jones. wens Phi Beta Kappa Ira V. Brown, chairman of nominating committee. Founded in 1897 at Penn State, the University of Maine, and the University of Tennessee, Phi Kappa Phi is a scholastic honor society which encourages sound scholarship, good character, and stresses the obligation which the scholar owes to Society. The minimum average necessary for Phi Kappa Phi ranges from a 3.7 for seventh- term Juniors to a 3.55 for Seniors. In addition to selecting candidates, a committee also presents a scholarship to an outstanding Sophomore and ar- ranges fifteen fellowships for graduate students. Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and highest Ameri- can honor society, recognizing scholars who have achieved distinction in the arts and sciences, was founded at William and Mary College, on De- cember 5, 1776. Penn States Lambda chapter was established in 1937 and taps seniors each year in the Spring with initiation taking place the night before graduation. Criteria for election to Phi Beta Kappa include a non-professional major in the arts and sciences, and a 3.5 average. James L. Starling, chairman of nominating committee. Phi Kappa Phi 190 religion Thc Univursity's program in religious affairs centers in the Oflicc of the Coordinator of Religious AHairS. located in Hclcn Eakin Eisenhowcr Chapel. As coordinator of religious aiTairsi ClitTord A. Nelson administers University facilities for religious purposes. coordinates the programs of many of thc denominational agencies and religious organizations 0n the campus, and maintains an active intercommunicalion with most of tho regional and national religious groups. In addition in meditation scrviccs and other services held in the Chapel and in other meeting placcs on campus, an intcrdominational service is held each Sunday morning in Schwah Auditorium or the Recital Hall of the Music Building. Noted speakers and outstanding clergy are invited to speak at this service at which thc Chapel Choir is also heard. During the past year. plans were approved for an addition to thc Hclcn Eakin Eisenhower Chapcl. which was dedicated in I956. Rehearsal before Sunday morning Chapel. Chapel 192 A Hillel bowling partyea gathering for conversation and sport. The Newman Student Association, a Catholic organization, incorporates, without qualification, all Catholic students. It does, however, welcome students of any creed. The Association organizes a monthly folk-singing mass, a weekly discussion on Catholic doctrines, a marriage discussion class, a weekly radio show, and a diverse range of social functions. The group fosters spiritual intellectual, and so- cial interests of the Catholic students on campus. It helps the student interpret religion as personal experience and provides group worship and fel- lowship. Hillel Hillel is the organization which unites the Jew- ish Penn State students. It offers a wide range of worthwhile activities. Hillel sponsors distinguished guest speakers including famous authors. rabbis and folk singers. It arranges movies, banquets, hayridcs. a weekly 10x and bagel brunch and Is- raeli dancing sessions. Hillel was established thirty years ago and is active on college campuses across the Nation. wyh 3L hh 1 $$th .- ngimu , tax A- . wwfm h ,' f 31143 f .3. A meeting follows the Sunday morning service. Newman Student Association Episcopal Student Association An Episcopal service. Members of the Lutheran Student Association xtrivc t0 cxcrt a Christian inf1ucncc by a miscel- lany of events held on campus and in the churches of the community. They foster spiritual, intellectual and social intcrcsts of the student body. Jawbone is u xymhol of relevant religion. It is :1 home convcrtcd into a meeting place where unc tinds hot cider. Exprcxso. Peter Paul and Mar; records. guest vocalists. fellowship, and fun. Thc Jawbone, kept going by the Lutheran Student Association. is a totally new kind of nightspot that allows students to relate their religion and fellowship to lodayk world. In an open search for lifds purposes. persons are cncouracgd to confront the power and relev- ance of the Episcopal faith through social serv- ice. traditional elements of the church and stu- dent forums. Dances. picnics, hayridcs, and banquets highlight the calendar of the Episcopal Student Association. The organization has a pro- gram applicable to all phases of student life as well as providing an opportunity for worship. The Jawbonc frcc speech. free thought. and free expression. Lutheran Student Association 194 Wesley provides :1 place for study. The representative of Christian Science on the Penn State campus is the Christian Science Or- ganization which had its beginnings here in the 19205. Weekly scrviccs patterned after those of the Christian Science Church are held in thc Eisen- hower Chapel and the group sponsors lectures to explain the teachings of this faith to the Univer- sity community. Not functioning as a social organization, the group works in conjunction with the Church to acquaint others with its beliefs and practices. Services in The Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel. Christian Science Organization Wesley Student Council The Wesley Student Council promotes the ex- umination and deepening, by students and fac- ulty members. of personal relationships to God and the Church. It raises money each year to help support the World Student Organization. which was created to help needy students in other countries. Social functions, sponsored by the Council in- clude movies. discussions. dances, and special events. which run from communion breakfasts to experimental theater. Because of the recent union of the Methodist and Evangelical United Brethcrn Churches. the organization is working closely, in a number of functions. with a student group from St. Johnis Evangelical United Brethren Church. United Campus Ministry Siipportul h; mm urgzmlluliunx n! lcn dcnuminulionx. lhc Unitcd Pamplxx MmMri lH dircclcd lxx u Hyman xluli ulimc chairman is Rwhcrl Bmcr lflfVi. prmidw xix chupluinx who work with stu- dcmx 1n rcxidcncc hullx. prngmmming. latching. :md prmiding indi- xiduul cuunxciing: l'hc urgunimlinn xpnnmrs rL'll'Clex and confer- cnccx fur xludcnix. ingliiding nnc hClLl in H. Landcnlulc. Hui. thix ycuid 'Ihc nrgumxulinnk tuculu UHIHIHHCC ntfcrx faculty xcminzirs lhmughiml Ihc ycur i thmhcd in 1hr dixuiwiim 'l'hc Eisenhower Fhupcl, lhc Ministryk CcnlCI' of upci'nlium. The Penn Stulc chapter of lnlcrvursity Chris- tian Fellmwhip mix foundcd us jual one 01' mi- mcmux lVl'LlHChCN Hi this inlcrnutionzil. non- dmnminulionul rcligious organization. Chapters like the Universitys arc l'mmd Ihroughuul Ihc Unilcd Stillcx Canada, and liurupci Special Bible Study Workshops, informal dis- cussionx. thc prcxcnluliun uf religious films, and an annual xcminur hclwgcn students and guest rcprcscnlulivcs vi the rcligiullx 41ml educational fields are mmc of tho ilctivilics 0f l.V.C.F. 'lihc organiyution is also involved in assisting the function of foreign missionaries and is instru- mcnlul in ihc religious support of individuals in local correctional insiilutinns. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 196 lynne ferguson john 1' kendall greeks co-editors S C 1 t 1 r O r O S Thu Punhullcnic Council .xchs :0 unite the IwcnIy-six sororities under Grcck tradition Thu; Council ix comprised 01' two dclcgatcs from each sorority in addi- tion 10 Ihc eight mcmhcr Executive Council, Punhcl has been working to crcalc :1 nun imag; this year. The guals suck to broaden thc wciul oulhmk and m show the concern and involvement of sorority xmmcn. Due to this cihurl Ihcrc huvc hccn mum innovatiom in thc Panhcllcnic organization. Onc cxamplc is u mnditicd rush program which places more stress on prc-ruxh. This gives the rmhcc an kmportuniltx' 10 sue the sorority in everyday xituutionx. A ncw and greatly improvcd rush booklet has been published showing Ihc many uschtx 01' Greek lit'c. Alm. the social chairman's handbook and the public relations handbook haw added to thc list of Greek publications. Panhcl has made :1 him which ix thm m the rushcca and to students at the Commonwealth Cumpmm. chu of wmriticx und fruicrnilica is broadcast 0n the radio. and lec Greek Urumr. a newspapx. furthers Ihc cmnmuniculion within the Greek system. Not only dues Punhcl coordinate the sororities in workshops, Greek Week. Sprim:Y chk. Junior Punhcl. and 1hc Laurclton Philunlhnmic Project, but it con- Iributcs to currcnt campus activities including the draft petition and the Martin Luther King Fund. f mm nun III h m7 ml Wm Inn unuu Executive Bourthoni Benedict. Corruponding Secretary; Bobbi Winloniak. Rush Chairman: Lynne Mucllcr. 151 Vice President: Pam Aughcnhzulgh. Prcsidcnt: Louise Lurk. 2nd Vicc Proxidcnt: Ann Steinherg. 'I'rcnsurcr: hlkinu Jclfricx. Parliamentarian: Ucorgunnc White. Record- inu Secretary. Panhellenic Council 198 Bottom RorvASherry Beckley, Ginny Beck. Second Row-Betsy Snyder, Tracey Cameron, Melanie Kupiec, Jill James, Marie Sammons. Third Row -Gail McDonald, Dale Rodenhaver. Aline Taylor, Cindy Duke, Linda Dejure. Barb Bastendorf, Linda Pursell. A71 V I A x l- '9 W' Bauom Rmv-Toni Benedict, Sherry Goldstein, Barb Shedd, Beth Hill, Lynne Ferguson, Jana Nestlerode, Nancy Nye, Judy Mazefsky, Huntzingcr. Linda Vogcl, Robbie Finfingcr, Zoe Pittman, Suzi Gor- Sharon Gentle, Judy Boyer. Fourth Row-Sandy Kerr, Patti Mingle, don. Susie Davidson. Svcond Ruw-Jo Parisson, Andrea Lombardo, Bobbi Wintoniak, Maryann Johnson, Judy Strowe, Eileen Milner, Linda Collon. Kathy Kull. Patty Ralston, Linda Begley, Pam Hinish, Kathy Yerkes, Hope Boonshafl, Gwen Coggeshall, Linda Schultz, Lynn McDonald. Judy Stein. Leigh DePaul. Third RowAPeggy Wil- Cathy Cox, Dru Dcmmy. son. Kitty McCoy, Karen Slccly, Anita Lustig, Carole Fritsch, Diane Alpha Chi Omega 200 Alpha Delta Pi Burton: Row Cathy Pcllck, Debby Stefan. Pum Silimpcri, Beverly Abbott. Jun Rccdmzm. Carol Wood, Lynne Quest, Linda Popp. Sev- uml Romeuzcy Mckcl. Shari Beer. Claudia Fcnstcrmuchcr, Betsy Hicster. Cuml Uricdunus. Marilyn Bolkiss. Gloria Sell. Third Ruw- Bottom Fenstermachcr. Shari Beer. Kathy Kubacki. Carol Greedanus. Third Row Lynne Guest. Janet Kncrr. Nancy Clark. Peggy Stranner. Carolyn Liuhugun. .ludu Kozub. Lirclchen Davis. Beverly Shiffmun, Kathy Kubacki. Peggy Bauer, Nancy Clark. Fuurrlz Row-Suc Rocddcr. Paui Filippi. Marilyn DcIan. Susan Foster, Sally Margle. Carol Burkholdcr. Barb Kinler. 34v; QM? Rmv Jc-rryl Winters. Second Row- Janet Wheeland, Claudia Alpha Epsilon Phi Iinlmm Run Rhcu Suhuarll. Randy Bcrmun. JuAnn Krcntzmzm. Judy l,indu Kull. 51mm Hand. Judie Shupp. Bunnie Lipschulz. Slcphzmic Kurp. anccnc Pcrcl. Margit: Adler. chlie Urusx. Penny Berke Second Stunc. Marge fohcn. Bunnie l,icbcrman. Fum'tlz RowwAnnc Frcilick, RnanMyrccn Rosenberg. l,indu 0hcn. chn Mitchell. chcc Mcil. Barbara Friedman, Becky Klein. Ann Stoinhcrg. Debbie Butchn. Cathy 51mm Sultzmun. Andrea Mclh. Ellen Stclzcr. Barhnrz Roscn. Ellen Sue luwcnbruun, Jun Ficsl. Arlcnc Bucr, Molly Wcrlhcimcr. Terri Zimun, Bctnslcin, 'I'lzml Run hix Fcinherg. chn Spiller. Susie Lonstcin, AndiFricdmun.SuziRoscnbllmLSusunPollock. Bulmm Rmri-Nancy Lexy. Ellen GruenfickL Hcdy Cuplcn. Carole Bcrkowitz. Swami Rmv;l.ynn Farrell. Vulcric Uurtcnhcrg. Dorothy Kuflik. Janis Nei- lilch. Ricki Jo Kaufman. 'Ihirzl Row, rl.cslcy Pcnrlmun, lrcnc Snyder. Carol Weingartcn. Murgcry Kullcn. Gail Lcdcrmzm. Barb Solil. Annie Bicrmun. 702 Bonum Row Pally Vunyo. JoAnne Stemler, Jeri Smith, Su- san Hugy, Toni Tait. Gcorgannc White, Cindy Hcsscn, Susan Thomas, Anne Struvolo. Second Row-Becky Matthews, Donna Clingumun, Karcn Adams. Barb Oswald, Sharon Ber- bick, Joan Lcnlz. Bonnie Goldberg. Ruthy Kohut, Sue Bcndcr. Alpha Gamma Delta HUIIUHI Rmv- xlix'x Mark. Dchhie Clarke. Scrum! Rmv Uigi Womiwurd, Bard Stimmcl. Third Ruu;VSUxic Prctzmum Marilyn Shakespeare. Janis Rhone. Monica Kuluski. Nancy Wilwn, erlh Rth Judy Steinhumcr, Holly Rex. Third Rmv Mclissn Hclmer, Marsha Grundy. Cindy Mudge, Ann lmhof, Sharon Hughes, Mary Ann Regum Pam Loucks, Barb Bloom, Susan Bcclcr. Fuurlll Ruw--Burb Bolich. Anne Hughes. Sunny Milkc, Cumlc Shore. 'l'crryjcun Bcnncy, Barb Chadwick. Susan Tuglung, Marilyn Zicscnhcim. Lin Stearns. 203 Alpha Kappa Alpha Bottom Row-D. C. Fields, Dorothy Green, W. Sump- ter. Second Row-Marti Martin, Yvonne P. Nottingham, Traxsene Evans, Linda E. Harper, Doris S. Howell, Bar- bara Toomer. Bottom Row-Linda Harper, Maxine Francis, Marti Martin, Anne Hen- ley. Adele Jackson, Shelly Todd. Second Row-Christine Murray, Traxsene Evans. Yvonne Nottingham, Valerie Tartt, Charlene Hawkins, 204 Doris Howell, Barb Toomer. Third Row-Deborah Horn, Aldine Franklin, Dorothy Green, D. C. Fields, Lois Goins, Starlena Flowers, Gloria Acey. Alpha Omicron Pi Bottom Row Paula Wulczick. Paula Choughlin. Christine Nocchi, Su- Erhard. Cathy Forimunm Pam Measel. Third Ruw-Midge Streeter, Pat sun Goodhurt. Carol Hamilton. Jane Perkins. Second Rouu-Biz Caffo, Huff. Linda Gillespie. Kris Boyd. Melinda Mootz, Cheryl Robertson, Ann Galely, Brenda Buchmun. Jean Bradley. Marcia Lueson, Cathy Linda Powell.Cookie Hurtz. Bottom Row-Donna Morton. Sally Zlotnick, Marie Vergis, Jill Green. Second Row Kay Regan. Anne Patterson, Linda Lingenfelter, Sally Menke, Phyllis Midgley. Third Row l-inda Querec, Janis Edler, Cynthia Whorl, Pat Rine, Jane Minor, Christie Young, Viki Steffy. Fourth Row- Sue Young, Sandy Talarski. 205 Alpha Phi Bulmm RmriPum Urunicri. Lynn Malloch. Pamela chcly, Linda Zolwk, tumlyn Wanamaker, Shelley hnldbcrg. Gail Brnclcnm, Wendy WiHmmx. Smwml Runinoam licrmlcl. Tcrri l.ixctski. Barbara Boyd, Janet Yurkcx. hrislinc Statlcr. Nancy Sokc. Mary Baker TIIUYI Run;- Mickie Hcllcucll. Huhhi l mx Jo Murlcy. June Frey. Nancy Schultz, coooo-.oou..o..-. . a. Sherri L hmson, Pum Vm'is. Pinky Uilchcr. Lyn Skyrmcs. Carol Songer. l uIml: Ruw Nuncy Humldsun. Mary Beth Rowan. Barbara Gregory, Susan Hogan. Lynda flcmcnts. Robin Tricst June Jukovalc. Joan Bush. Louiw Wilkcns. Pam Brmlcrscn. Karen Nicklaem Ucrri Carroll. 1301mm Ruw-thy Rudorick. Ricki Ellen Stcin. Myke Butler, Ann Wagner. Svmml Rmr Juync Wells. Suzzi Howard, Caroline Reed. Pearson Marvin. Roni Bcrgstcin. Diunc Kricgcr. 'l'lu'rd Ruw-Phyllis Taplcr, Margie Jones. Janice Swunlkowski. Burburu Weber. Alpha Sigma Alpha 801mm Raw Sharon Sumplcr. Diunc Hnrpxt. Maria Corriol. Cathy La- Spadc. Sm'uml Rmv 7Mury chncy. Pum Aughcnbuugh, Diunc Wooding. ., Joan lihkcn. Gwcn King, Connie Hcss. Third Run;-Lindu Andersonv Jim Bowman. Murybcth Evans. ,. , IJV 0 k y F' . 3, E i i: ?. 3 'T 1.-....- . n . 3..-- , Button: Rnw-Slmun Pupicr. Lois Shink, Briggy McCarty. Judy Simon, burn Urclis. Ann Hilfcrly. Debbie Champion. Rosemarie Scsxrich Thin! Cyndi Ansclmi. Carol Vicchiurclli. Judy Smith. Nancy Johnson. Terrie Rmviijcunnc Kcrn. Donna chlcy. Put Barnard. Mary Ncilan. Melissa Mukowski. Suvuml Rmv-Jo Ann Krukiu'. Donna Krukur. Lynda Hud- Cornuck. chnc Kcllcrmun. Nancie Pilijur, Mary Jane Bruciulc. 102m sun. Hclcn Kitchcl. l,isu chckncr. Kathy Briody. Marin Mul'donc, Bar- Skl'ox'unkc. Shuron Boyd. Suc Smith. Kathy Koziol. Hunum Rmv l.ynn Pctrick. Theresa Lupiccolo. vamul Rowalxslcy Post. Hcdy Kaufman, Put ORmIrkc, Nancy Wolcoll. Third Raw Carol Rolf, Nancy Rics, Gwen Sinni. Kathryn Wall. Ruw FouruMichclc Ruben, Barb Epoca. Ifuttum Rzm- I hris Huminio. Dottie Purkcn Carol Clayton. Donna lyn MundyV Ginny Forscll. Muric Lcidcrmun. Betsy Dcnton, Nancy Futkoski. Rosemarie Buxhcr. JoAnn Pindcr, Gloria Mitchell, Deborah Kennedy. Sandy Rmvc. Dchby Gohlu. Fourth Raw Candy Duncan. Kaufman. Susan Fay. Jenni Ullrgon. Scrum! Runwalcamnc Farris. Bobbi Suxnn Goldberg. Lynnc Biancurclli. Duil While. Lyn Hcrlzschuch. Jayne Ruhrcr. Connie hrime'. Marsha Krumcr. Hllhic Cumpoli. JoAnn Kennedy. Michele Duvix. Melanie Benjamin. Carole Wuros. Cathie Hutu, Rubin Rnlfc. Put Schcchlmun. Thcrcsn Fay. Peggy Dughi. Third Wirm. Mary Ann Snyder. Suss Schmulz. Patricia Foley. Row 7Dully Weldon. Hn'ix George. Myru lcvim April Morocco. Mari- Alpha Xi Delta 208 Chi Omega lfulrum Ih2w--Putti Mclnlirc. Sally MchrmoIt. Lou Lark. Connie Turcum. Linda Stovull. Kurcn Bruno. Debi Lilly l-Zilccn Etzi. Becky McCluy. Chris Soucy. Scrum! Rnu;-Kurcn Vun Rnlcn. Trish Reidy. Kathy Bares, Ann Miller. Nancy Grubb. Joyce Bobish Donna Ehlcrs. Donna Rosenberg. Pam Gilmour. Carol Stephens Renee Slott. Third Row-Churlottc Krugler. Carolyn Slirka. Nancy Radcliff. Linda Crow. Helen Leek. Ellun Fritchc. Peggy Caltridcr. Sully Rosso. Judy Schoem- mcll. Joyce Smith, Pam Reeves. Bottom Ruw Kurcn Rhonds. Uhn Jermstad. Svmml Row-Jcna Pusto. Karen Gicbelhaus. Connie Scherrcr. Barbara Meencn, Diane Duzinski. Eilccn McCourt. Third Row Sundy McClcnnem Kuy Fruntz. Delta Delta Delta HUIFHIH Run kzncn Hclxcr. lunc Woudx. Barb Martin. Linda Nye. Ruvin. fhris Winfrcc. Bun Pullman Eleanor Purisi. Linda Ehy, Sharon P?NF Fulkmikh. Jun lmdxtmm. qun Smith. Terry Young. Tina chfrics. Hickman. Ellen Murphy. Ingrid vun dcr Mccr. Sandy Gargcs. Karen PUSH Ynlku. Swami Run 778GC Ryan. Jnnicc Ruymont. Mixzi Hanson. Muncing. Suzie Adams. l rmr!l1 Rowu-Kulhy Muyes, Suc Schicmcr. qumw :Ilcx. .lndx Blair. Marsha l,ichlcr Linda Ciccnrclli. Pally Mc- Kathy angnrdncr'. Cathy Newton. Marsha Mucdonuld, Benji Jillics. Judi Umhy. Wendy Kinncur. Putty Lehman, chzic Wuch, Linda McPhcr- McBride, Sue Brown. Oxulic Ondcrko. Cheryl Kcslcr, Sue Oylcr. mm. 'Ilunl Run'wlum'u Annix. Evclyn Roull, Linda Muguro. DCC Q. x i '1 v Rummy Run 7D0Iix Rcml. Sheryl Roumrcc Swami Ruuanurb Dichl, Funiuc Pnnlc. Nancy Hrulm, Anne Mundo. Bonnie Palmer. Third Rmvm Donna Hurmcka. Mary ONCHI. Mully Flynn. 210 Delta Gamma Ifurmm Rzm'- J:1nc Nagy. Greta Miller. Andi Stephan. Polly Schncixmun. Meg Williams. Summl Rz;n--.chgy' Berry. Elninc Ruphik. Jun Hurtzcll. Linda Schuntz. Ann Drchcr. Nancy Henderson. Lynn Procter. Putty Ris- xingcr. Balmm Row Barb Mizik, Gui! Ccresn. Cathy Kiscr, Diane Hurley. Linda Dildinc. June Sheridan. Sandy Wallin. Sue Bnrlucc, Daill Hyde. Joni Applbaum. Karen Ncwbcrry. Becky Spangler. Marsha Wirta. Sandy chmnc Grossmun, Fourth Ruw-szcy Jacobi. Cindy Stevens. Sue HubbargL Gail Addison. Sc'mnd Ruw-Pam Probst. Linda Lively. Gwen Rhine. Sully Brewer. Suc Wnlskc, Grace Thunborg. Jenn Hurd. Lynne Keiper. Nancy Bugrosky. Natalie Noll. Denise Bowman. Julie Conover. Foote. Traci chan. Betsy Armstrong. Lydia Leach. Mary Kramer. Val Hcins, Ruthie Amolc. Phyllis Vcnto. Third Ruw4is Bonawitz, Marilee Tuton. Sandcc Costungo. Patti Kuczynski. Marilyn Campbell. Wendy Hayes, 211 Delta Sigma Theta Beverly Rouse. Marga Harris. missing: Cheryl Allen. Beverly Jackson. Carolyn LaRue. Third Row--Wandu Barton. Lynda Waller, Dolores Button: Rnu'ismrmuin Williams. Eloise Rice. Donna Hairstan. JoAnn Clowncy. Carol Merrill. Yosettc Jones. Janet Harper. Deborah Atwater. Robinson. Ruscunn Foster. Linda Parks. Sccmzd Rmv-Helen Peterson. Shirley Bush. Carolyn Brown. Eleanor Green. Mary Margaret Corley, 212 Ifullum Rmr qun lckcr. Marilyn Krosxcr, Karen Amolik. Put Hcr- ling. Sandi Dcixcmth. Ginny look. Debby Furlin. Sue Brudlcy. Swami Ix'unv Charlotte Hurling, Slllunnc Clclzmd. Sandy Finch. Margie Deck. Mary Puwlm. Nancy Mullcr. Judy Drain. Rim Rossi. 'I'hinl Ruw - HHIIUHI Cathy Dufocur, .lmcc Nichols. Junicc Rnlston. J1me Hirsch Nancy Arthur. Mar; lcc Kmrm: Mary Kay Eichxxuld. Judy Huldy. Mimi Bollu. June B11101: rum-m lx'mrvwlSlm Cook. Jenn Murlincic. Pat Erwin. Barb Pujuk. Alexis Burdo. Barb Bclwh, Ruxcnmric Frcdcrick. Peg Rpm. Barb Hcintz, Bobbie Anderson. Su'nml Rmv Michclc Morrow. Ruu'r-Ann Rhind, Bonnie Gull. Joanne 7:1picc. Culyn Sipcx. Third Ruu'w Bm'h Wolf, Judy Hurlnmn, Cheryl Hitlncr. Annc Gnu. Murkic Clcm'clund, Barb Davis. szc Murlindnlc Jun Alculin. Curloyn Polunxlu Delta Zeta IJ 'JJ Gamma Phi Beta Hullunl lmwmljndu hxmfnrd. Margrcl Andruzzi. Hilary Puskic, Nancy Chrixlmzm Margie Fry, llnrb Homer. Diunc Clark, Gigi Peters. lnuiw M.lmchinu, lnirc lclxmd. G!m'iu McCummon, Marylou Daniels. Fumlll RzmuwSzmdy Nicholson, Jounn Dugun. Susy Cohen, Nancy S'm-uml Rmvaunc :ngl. Shirl Ross. Alicia Pyryt. Mary Ann Bnrthen. Moycr. Chrix lh'ccnc. Dcnisc Gcrhi, Mary Huzlctl, Maris Murphy, Barb Nanci Aswood. Qhristinc Nllnnully. Vicki l,ingc. Diunc Millas. Third Waters. Run HNuncy Wushcu. Jcnnctlc Kullmsh. Suzi Hynds. Sherri Stibitz. Rotmm Ruw -Mary Dolsky. Bonnie Welsh. Linda Campbell. Bonnie chreczeni. Swami Rnu;-Donnu Surandrcu. Betsy Sowycr. Gczlry Ann Brzillcn. chn Ruxx. 'I'hml RImu-Kuthy chiski. Kay Koch. Iota Alpha Pi Bottom RowMBarb Shurf. Margery Ann Gurbeil, Gerry Oren. Barb Dubin. Phyllis Newman. Sc'cond RawMMurilyn Zatz. Sue Deul, Karen Dickstein. Debby Camemson. Berdinc Pollak. Sharon Schwartz Sue Hirsch. Diane Lazar. Hilary Kulman. Sheila Steinman. Barb Levine. RH '30? yaon nroM 53.409911995 grgrcoa Q 1:90. M Bottom RowMShelley Blum, Berdine Pollak, Barb Levin, Hilary Kul- Diane Lazar. Gail Lee Chotiner. Third RowMBrenda Slutsky. Sharyn man, Pam Fisher, Ruthie Harowitz. Margery Ann Garbeil, Janie Freed- Goldberg, Barb Sharf. Janet Strauss, Marti Lyons, Marcia Kaplan. man, Paula Dubester, Carol Stern, Kathy Sable. Second Row-Judi Karen Anmulh. Joan Ratowsky. Geri Oren. Penny Levine, Sue Levine, Meyers, Myrna Cofsky, Phyllis Newman, Barb Dugin, Barb Katlin, Kristie Frankel.ShciluSleinman. Donna Young, Sharon Schwartz, Judy Grossman, Karen Dickstein, 215 Kappa Alpha Theta lfnltum 'I'llil'll RUH' Ruuumeinnnc Wolfc. Diunc Uullughcr, Gail UrullonV Susan I.llll.. Sm'uml Rmv Umziunn. l,indu lung. Suc Uu'l. Marti flow. June Grove. Gayle Hunnic Hitler. Laurie l- allus, Susan Sloan. Fourth RHH' rSuru Hunt. lcunn Duncx. Sonia Yusl. Mzuy Ann Oldfield. BUHHIH Ruw 5hcrx'y Lundy. Ouhy Simmclmun. Betty Wcstrick, Marnie Wilkinmn. Sm; Smith, Burbic Pcnncll. Junct Lubarsky, Lynn ;1luhunA Kim Bcnllcl. S'wuml Rmr Joyce Rittcr. Peggy Sjogrcn, Susan Wclmm'c. Nancy Uruf, Meg Raymond. June Prilchurd, Judy Bcuchlcr. Many W;:!Im;c, lmu Mitchell. Muri-Ju Adams. 'I'Iu'rzl Rnw-qun John- 216 1 1 I HM N slon. Paula Sleinlc. Nancy Hancock, Kathy Rittncr, Liz Rothlcin, Mary Beth Murgnn, Cynnic Gutshull, Nun Dichl. Barb Anstadt, Louise Cupclli. Iv'cmrlh RuwiiNuncy Sloan, Barb Koshulnd. Pal Eakin, Linda Hilcmun. Lynn Vice. Ruth Whullcy. Marty Scotzin, Carol Smyser, Deb- bic chhlcr. Myra Furrcll. Mary Ann Horlnckcr. Ifulmm Rnn' Jnncl lung. Donna Pclliccinni. Diunc Regan. Janice Snyder. Put Liuuux. Mun 5!. Polar. Susie Suhuctfcr. FUHI'III mewDiunc Lulacr. Paula Ulh'icn. Sully chick. Judy RmsL Srvuml Ruu'v Suc Vunkzlcncl. Jmcc NCxS. luncuc Llillis. Ann Slm'cr. Chcryl ShutTcr. Suundcrx. chinu Puglicxc. Anne Bcllcgiu. Mun Ann Hum. Colette NHHQ Aukcr. Julia Dunlap. Lynn Davis. Mun Uchlcr. Cundxcc Slruub. Mary Kcllvx McCulluugh. Kzu'cn Barth. '1 him! Row--Bzu'b Me HHIon. Cullough. tmimllx HotTmun. Juan Buir. Umlc Shank. June Davis. Zoe ? w ma g g ? Q a min .1, ,o. .: 2 p29; BUIIUIII Run: Suxic W'uIIL Nudccn McShinc. Swami Ruwiluuisc A11- lund. Susan Pcrkinx. Thin! Rmv Jill Ncimcycn Lois flmlsc. Fumlh Rnu' -4Nuncy Mcflimuck. Murcia Snyder, Fifth an'--'llmyu Buddxmlk. Mum Ann Rom. Peggy Crawford. Siwl: Ix'mw Nancy logxm. Gail Smulstig. Rmv Sun'uiMzu'ilyn Cuxx. Cynthia Plixt. s- .. 1.! E $. u! I: I l 7: H3 I! n 1 Yi ?57. x: .. lg u-uftg-J ? Kappa Delta .7 - I'lglf : III N! . m xi ; l 'm in, Em 1. Kappa Kappa Gamma BHHUIH Ruw Mun Nlncun. Peg; Stewart fhris Vnnkx Pun; Schumnuhur. .Suuml Run Ann Muclwr. Misxy Nichol Kathy Hlmmclhcrgcr. Lowery, Ginger Nancy Mcl umzhlin. Mary Ev Thornton. June SuIIcr. Lynne Duly. Cheryl , l,indu Suckow. Anne Hcrpcl. Jody Oberholtzcxx . Peggy Shuty Donna Leary. m Frcdricku Hermunscn. Karen Foley, Ann Kimball Zuchlxdnrn'. I'DHI'III Ruw-Lcc Smith. Ann Herd. Amnuw. Susan Lupum. Juncl DulTy qun Schultz. Debi Ramsey Marjorie . Stephanie Rosa. Janet Brcsslcr. Barb Hciningcr. Carol Fraser, rhml Run Pum Wuhclcr. Margie Uuhn Bmmm Ruw-Stcphnnic lssin, Chris Smart, Cathy Willigcrod, Tricia 01'1 cc. SCUM!!! Ruw Junny chocr, Judy Scheid, Put Dodd, Jane Sutter. Kathy Plummcr, Viv Vucklcr. Knrcn Mosicr. Third Ruw-Jjndu Misncr. Natalie Maser. Vicki I-Iilnicr. Lois Bcnnon. Kathy Courlcr. 218 lfunum Rmv-Dchbic Lcnkcy. Diunc Muorc. Hem Whitc. l,iZ Wilhcn .S'a-uml Ruu Murilyn Mun. Anne Berry; Carol Fifcr. Jun Wiukx, Shcrri Donhiu. Putty Sharp. 'I'lu'nl Rnu' Cthy Owens Sarah Gordon. Mimi Scwik chlhcr Rickcr. Murlcnc Sumucls. Anne Muric Mchx'iu. : i 3 Bottom Ruw-Mnnicn Tcrkoski. Pam Gracf. Emily Goolshy. Candy Nancy Arnold. Lyn Shzlfcr, Kristi anminc. lcnnic Yzialko. Sandy Connor Sharon Matthews. Floris Walton. Karen Dcun. Svmml Row-H Patterson. Annc Patterson. Fourth Rcm'v-vlrc Zurodu. Joan McCurry. Mary 1.011 McDuwcll. Murcia Holamun, Karen Vcrbckc, Donna Young. June Shoemaker. 01ml Myers. Jackie Robinson. Cindy Davis. lrinda Jane Gchr. Donna Born. Donna Mcnin. Barb Roth. Third Rmv-Suszm Lurgcnt, Kim Owens. Robbie Zucco. Candy Wolfe. Monk. Nancy chglc. Penny Pcnnypackcr. Jill Flcnglc. Carol Orsug. Phi Sigma Sigma 1201mm Ix'uwaEHyn Luci. Terri Tunuck. Nancy Fcrlmzm. Wendy chcr. Trudy Kulwn. Swuml Rmr-vArlcnc Hullmzm. Judie Goldring. Karen Schxxul'tz. Junie Arnold. Bobbi chul. Third Rvausic Trcelinski. Judy Bominick. Lcslcu Ym'orslxi. Andrea Blumbcrg. ' , J , I . Hiltncr. Shelley Supran. Carol Steinmun. Karen Liberator, Carol Zalcsnc. 'l'lu'rd Rmv Nadine Shapiro, Bonnie Bonawitz, Diane Promis- lofT. Sheryl Rcimcr. Fruni Wcinstock. Carol Shacter, Gale Schor, Joan Wcinstcin, Sheryl Price. Diane Weiss. liulmm Rmv Andy Steinbcrg. Amy Kesslcr. Linda Meyers, Randy Wolpcrt. Janie Miller. Joni Marcus. Jane Robinson. Lynn Sarad, Debbi Goodman. Sandi Grunt. Svcaml Ruw-Burb Marcus. Sue Blumberg, Linda Zutmun. Bobbie Davis. Barb Feldscher. Tina Scidman, Linda 220 lfnlmm Rnu-iiChcryl Kllliuk. An Hopkins. Lorrie DcMurco, Kalhcy Ycugcr. limlu Yocum. Kira Schultz. Tracie Walker. Bubs Fissinger. Suxun Kcnl, Suc Opal. Swami Ruwi-Guylc Grubowskiv Bonnie Smith. lmnnic Marlin. Diunc Ulssclbcrl'y. June! Kelly. Kathy Franks. Kathy WDcII. Ann Steukmcycr. Paula ijku. Alice MucAniH. lynn Alexan- dcx: I'llird Rmr Alclindu Bailey Annie Pcipcr. Marianne NchcrmolL June Bx'mxn, Joan Bmxxn. Jomcl Janice Koccher. C f1riinnc Brown, Barb Hurtlcy. Bclh Cmylon, Leslie Williame Jozm York lgm lcsx. V V i , Button: Ruw Cucki Espenschndc. Curmlcc Dawson. Sue Welsh. Pal Mor- ris. Betsy Evans. Swoml Rmv-Lyn Harvey. l,indzl Bonner, Linda King. Cindy Gardner. Becky Hinish. Third Ruw SuIly Smith. l,indu Acklim Judy Marlin. Mury Bcth Russell. Bonnie Sprowls. C. J. Cunmni. Fourth RungliVia Bmchcn. Peggy Lewis. Julie Wedge. Ellen Dewar. Putty Christmas. Muriunnc Wagner. Vicki M urmy. Pi Beta Phi l0 f3 Sigma Delta Tau Murcia Wicncr. Kurcn Bicnxmck. Barb Schwartz. Judi Chud. Sue Bcr- gcr. Lynn Ululicr. 'llzml Ienu'chncc Hultzin. Ricki Snyder. Mimi Hcchl. Lynda Cohcn. Kelli Hcring, Barb Sohotu. Rosalie Marcus, Sunny Lehman, Rundi Simuu, Bess Full. Ifumum Ruu' rSthI; Pcurlxlcin. Arlcnc Kaufman. Linda Lutzky. Nancy Lichcrmun. Joan himlmrg Juunnc Steinherg. l.cslyc Snrk. Andcc Ulnnu. Nancy Bulimia. Martha Bcnotl'. .S'm-nud Rmkamalcc Upuclynxln. 2'umlc Nculnnd. Margie Handler. Hcdy Stein. Barb Ulick. Hullum RHH' Willic Krusik. Shirlcy Friedman 51'de Row-2Marilyn chppcr. Rona Zuckcr. Julie Schicrcn. Judy Sandson. Belay Bclson. Third Ruh' l,ixnnc Snydmun. Nita chin. Susan Rose. Carol Cohen. 222 Sigma Sigma Sigma BUIIUHI RmvivUnil Sclkc. Pal Eslcy. Carol Ziegler. Swami Rmv Muric Pullino. Punlcltc Stcclc. Linda Warner. Jcnnnc Kcltclbcrger. Sandy Run- dolph Pat Thomas. ' R ' j! x 1301mm Ruaniobbic Suwalski. Candy Piper. Kathy Curran, Carol Juy. Pilgmm. WEEK UibenS- Marilyn MCGHL Brim Shilnnon- Donna SCHW- Murshu Gl'ucf. Kurcn Hcischnmnn. Claire Kichl. Scumd Row Paulette Fran MONM'SM. Phyllis RYI1VC Cherry SChFOCK- Vicki anxo. icryl Brown. liccky Kilgorc. Nancy Kuhlcr, Sue Urnvcs. Ifunum RvuwNMilrgic Ross. hancnc James, Gail Bonnctt. Francine Judy Mulkamcs, Peggy Moss, Jennifer Lciscy, Marilyn Coopersmith. Rodin. Murgic Pcrcxlipinn. Terry Shnhlcr. Linda Fcrri. Svrrund Rnw- Linda Cobcr. Leslie livcrhurt. Pat Mickncr, Kitty Cuhcn. Theta Phi Alpha lx'utmm RuwilDiunc Clymcr. Bobbi Vogan. Bonnie Shok. Ginger Uinghcr. Anita Schneider. Nancy Junk. Linda Binono. Second Row- Mnurccn Lurkin. Carol Fcnlon. Barb Burdas. Suc Stoncr. Bcv Burnett. Clmrlcnc Meyer. Joycc Bcncdclli. Thin! Rms-wrljlliun Pcrcz. Marlene Bunk Suc Cnmlcy. Suu Bulckmurc, Cindy Cm. Many Wcuvcr. Marian Lilly. Mul'joric Rocdcr. Fourth Ruwwiful'ol Almuxi. Judy Tenemer. Kim Finnegan. Judy Yonifrcscn. Cindy Smith. Tonic Lciscy. Put Stricklcr. Karon Furmun. Janet Stophcl. Cum Cameron Wilson. Bottom Run'iujncltc Hocnslinc. Marty $109k. Kurcn Woodworth, Dizmc Conkic Urulix, $va! RunvaUsic Roberts. Cindy Carnahzm. Michclc Tymn. Connic Blcxino Spcmnm. Barb Evans. Kurcn Butler. lcu Avery, Jan Tkuch. Third Ruwgfnrol Clcmcm. Barb Lurkin, Murcia lmv rcncc. Mary Purkridgc. Bertha Scbrinsky. Put Stovcr. Nancy Voclkcl. 226 fraternities Thc lntcrfratcrnity Council is a body representing the iifty-four fraternities. With presidents of each house serving as members of the Council. the body acts as a sounding board and regulatory agency of thc multifarious fraternity system. IFC. not only deals with fraternity affairs. but is also active in University and community projects. In the past year the Council's activities have included the initiation of a Black Speakers Pro- gram; :1 monthly publication Gra'k Orator; and thc Fraternity Purchasing Agency which has helped to alleviate high food prices by buying food in large quantities. Also. a United Fund Drive was carried out successfully. In order to raise money for thc l.F.C. Scholarship Fund Simon and Garfunkel and Lou Rawls performed before capacity crowds in Recreation Bldg. A Model Pledge Program has been suggested to keep afield of the Changing emphasis on pledging. A Cultural Exchange Program is being initiated to bring wcll-known speakers to Penn State. Future activities and programs may yield a liberalization of women's visitation hours and thc elimination of mandatory House Mothers for weekend parties. Eric Pry slowsky Robert DiOrio IFC President IFC Board of Control Chairman uh $3.4. q 1153' h 9 Vi ? Q5? 1L5: - r: - j , -09; ' ' Bottom RowiRaleigh Dcmby, John Edwards, Paul Chcrcmeta. Joe Willard liickwook. John McMurray, Thomas Jackson. Donald Young. Holko. Harry Whiltall. Second Row:Chuck Adams, Bob Broda, Lee Fourth Rowi-Lewis Hirsch, Ralph Wackenhut, Tom Haley, Robert Stout. Robert Johnson, Jim Breslauer, Robert Gardner. Walter Zeglin- Mitchell, Nathan Fishkin, Ernest Salvino, Carl Anderson, Dennis Heller, ski. Peter Tubolt. Third R0w-Michael TQdaro, Robert Myers. Ron Robert Holland. Glenn Moyer, Gary Williamson, Russ Perry, James Kraft. Manuel Slamatakis, Larry Goldstein, Neil Goldstein, Robert C0lbaugh,John Kicscr,Mike Rickert. Bclica. Joseph Curlcy, Kim Gilliland. Richard Grucelu, Earl Brown, Interfraternity Council 228 IFC BOARD 0f CONTROL chlalfulrum Ruw-Thomus Eshbaugh. Bub IIiOriu. Harry Whith. Svroml Row-Clar- ncc Spannuth, Gary Williamson. Jack Wal- mer. Gary Jones. c .7 A K 3 .. a E l 1, a 5 7 ' IFC EXECUTIVE BOARD ' Tom Bellonc, Bob DiOrio, Jerry North. Kurt Warr. Eric Prystowsky, Mel chim Ernest Salvino, Bradley Lawrence. Jim Pittinger. 230 Acacia SENIORS: Bulmm Ruw?rMikc Barrett. Duvc Best. Rich Schollucrt. Howie Ellsworth. Ken Ellsxmrth, Glenn Shcc. Rick Stcudlcr. Swami RmrwRiclx vary. Andy Ellsxxorth. Vuncc Sculcy. Stmc Fostcr. Dzn'c V'ulcnzky. Uem- thlycL Tum Hulcy. Jack Rumx Albic Shctfcr. Thin! Run'A-Mikc Uchling. Jim Moscrx John McLean. Ken Muclnlirc. Dm'c Yugcl. chry Dolecki. immmnr 5 'lnu. 1101mm Ruw;Richard Shiner. James Walls. James Grimths. Chuck Let D. Mctzgcr. D Lcc Mclzgcr. Doug Fchr. Rodncy Rcdding. Vic Mmin. Duvc Rhodes. Harvey Bzmmun. John Dunlap, Bob Snydcr. Coluiuco. Thin! Ruu' Gcorgc Kosmuc. George Lime, Bill Borre- Chris Scungu. John Kcun. Swami Rmr-Jim Wright. John Kendall. huch, Terry Smith. Larry McDunuch Russ Roberts. Pclcr ODonncll. John Cructcs. Rick McCurdlc, Jim Small. Ron Hilton. Bob Fclsbcrg Denny Dcrr. Ed Nocrr. Russ Phillips. Jim Livingston Hurmm Ruw Randy Phclun. Dennis Kunkel, Charles Hollingcr. James Tihor. Bob Wurst. Swami Rnn-mlnrry Roscnhcrgcr. Dick Jones, Bob Bcaler. , - . i SENIORS: Buunm RowivThumas Vargo. Dave Zaner. Fred Loncar. Bill lxale, William Vitalc. Svrund Rnw Davc Golder. Bill Jacobs. Greg Sav- age. Lcc Woodward. Neil Gordon, Bill Hart, Ben Watkin, Carl Royer, Ron Alpha Chi Rho Wagner, Chip Silliman. Dick Porter. Bob Fleck. Third Row Tom Gainsborough, Rich Roda. Bill Beer, Al Haun. Howard Russo. l p u? xx 13 . 33,, V .an 7,... th t- tfimg- :71??? . $ W' SENIORS: Bulmm Ruthhomas Lunglon Jr., John Figure 111, Michael Jarcmchuk. Gary Loey, Stephen Kolzlkoumky. Richard Wright. Saumzl Rmv WilIiam Cale, Dale Augcnstcin. JctT Guns. Roy Manes Sherwood Schmidx. 'I'him' Run- R0bcrl Bclich Alan Shollcnbcrgcr, Fred Paul, Bill Baldwin. Dave Ladncr. John Gunman. Steven Wheelcr. Jeffrey Mom- gumery. U 9 3 $13 I. . :f-me '! Bullom Row-Joseph Novoshiclski, Ronald Stewart, Richard Fuller. Dave Salvesen. Allen Smith, James Dell. Tom Struble. John Banks. Dan Garnic, Edward Ridings, Harold Huettner. Don Osborn. Glenn Rich Armstrong. Miller. Second Row-Ronald Shcllcnhergcr, Jeff Gibbons, Mike Salerno, Alpha Chi Sigma Alpha Epsilon Pi SENIORS: Bulmm Runtirlirucc Davidson. Bernard Brownslcim Mrs. Albert Culvcrl. Jeff Stcinholtz, Howard Grolsky. Swami Ruw1lohn Hurmclin. David Krcmcr. Howard Flicker. Charles Lipson. Lcc Rmhmun. Mark Wein- w. ., 31l1 1 V a Bulhlm RuwrMMauhcw Kuhn. Charlie Roscn. Tim Mchld, Pete Ro- Neil Robb. Murc Fisher. chTrcy Hclfund. Alan Litlmnn. Mark Kursch, xcnlacrg. Michucl K1111. Jumcx Schwartz. Put MaGrion. Bob Shuman. James Rosenberg. Charles l,ichtcinstcin, Phil Lutio. 'I'hira' Rmr1-Rich- Scrum! Ih;n'4All:in Murcux, Murray Micklbcrg. Marc thshy. Rick :lrd Sokolox, Robert Pollun, Robcrt Wolf. Mark Schwartz, Larry Milgroh. Dam: Silvcr. Mark Spimlnick. Tod llzkowitz, Jctl'rcy Freedman, Brownstcin. Stcvcn Leicht. David Ulmmun. Alpha Gamma Rho Bottom Rmv -Henry Ferris. Putu Miunguilis. Carl Weiss. Rex Richards. Palmer. Frank Skucel. Tom Stritc. Butch O'Hara. Jim McCordA Third Banie Moscr. George Albright, Dennis Gouldy. Second Row-Dave Row Jim Schncck Bruce Hoskins. John Leonard. Dave Nesbit. Fred- Himmelbcrgcr. Craig Alig. Allan Bush. Lew Palmer, Brian Yoder. Bill erick Sleinmeyer. Bob Lindquist. Bob OsmunA a ,; ..... A n t 'r - SENIORS: Button: Rowwlxw Stockler. Ed Hartlinc Glenn Meyer. Butch Grove. Second Row-Don McCombs. Bill McCord. Jim Dunlop, Jim Stewart. Alpha Kappa Lambda Bnnnm Ruw-Jack Ramsay Darryl Di Orio. Bob Kiger. W. Richard Mahoney. Richard Reeves. Charles chhcls. David Krupp. Jeff Bohm. John Melnick. Serum! Rnw Jamcs Wagner, Dennis Love. Barry Spangler. William Livolsi. Dave Long, Phil Roth. Leonard Bunes. Wal- ler Kaufman Third RungJames Montelcone, Chuck Wundcr, Tom Grace. Dan Rodgers. Curt Eichelbergcr. Marty Dougherty. John Todd, Tom Mintmier. f . .- SENIO Crain. RS: 801mm Row Bob Houston. Ralf Wackenhul, Warren Rich. Sm-und Rowaill Neidermyer, Jim MacNamara, Herschel Lock. Jim Alpha Phi Delta SENIORS: Bob Bielek, Hiram Reppert. Jack Hams. Bill Freed. Whitehead. Tom Noschese. Mike Woods. Mike lseman. Marcy Ruu;Wany Larimer, Joe Joftino. Bill Stahlnccker. ZalTron, Tom Nigrelli. Sm'uml RuuFMike Todaro. John lnfantino. Don Bottom Alpha Rho Chi SENIORS: Bulmm Raw iUcmld Wumplcr. Kurt Schulz. Larry Wolford Smumi varlc-7111;ll'lcx Wcmcr. Ron Dclluriu. Pctc Mchurncy. Patrick OShuix. Freeman Rllxxcll. Jumcx Glenn Third Ruwv-Allan Mord, Frank Buxlcr. lctf Gilbert. Blair hm'und. Tim Hurc. Bernard Bronsbcrg. m , 1 x3 6 ' j f .V X. .f :31 Rummy Run; Ruhcrt Bixscll. Frank Arcncllu. Howard Shcrback Davc Hm'luchcr. William Rcchl. Ronald PunkrnlL Bill Marlin. Robert RuH'. Tcd Anderson. John Mason. Sawml R1m'-T0m Jones. Joe Stcrbu. Chnrlcs Greenland. Vince Ferx'csc. Tom Marley. Bottom Ruw B0h Rohcl, Dan Muzzolln, James Colbaugh. Eric N. zun. Marc Nuwmdki. Burt Musterlxsh. John Winthrop. Thin! Rou' Prystowsky. Richard Phil Lecpus. John H. Dare. Stun Knmukuzic. Soc- 7.0nk Mazonki. Ken Fisher. Joe Rotobuck. Mike Jung, Greco P. Valdez. vml Row Jack Hcckcndorn, Hotlic Dunutclli. Boston Wells J. D. Tar- Terrence Peter Luper. Tom Coughlin, Hugo Brcdth. Bill White. SENIORS: Bottom Raw-Jack Heckendorn, J. Don McCarthy, Dan Maz- zolla. Second Rnw-Eric Prystowsky, James Colbaugh. Bob Robcl. Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Tau Omega Bultum Rnw John Bender. Mikc Zalkovic. Louis Pierro, Eric Rine- Tanery Vancko, Craig Dudley. Bill Kunkcl. William McFadden. Third himer. Don Campbell. Mike Rickcrt. Cnrky Holmes. Randy Coylc. Mm;Morrison Scott. Dusty Kurtic. Hank Faulkner. Ben Bakcwcll, Jon Second Ruw-Don Hclscl. Bo Weniger, Bill Lehuta. Bern Williams, Schill.Ronald HorsticJohn Gmys,Bob Chorpenning. g! .g-V V SENIORS: Drew Plousis. Don Helsel, Matt Gallasher, Bill Murray. 240 Alpha Zeta SENIORS: Bunmn Rmv-Kcrry Brown. Jim Fox. Dale Good. John Pratt. Bill Bowers. Jim Stoudl. Al Mansfield Swami Rmv Lynn Summons. Glenn Saudcr. Dave CaldwclL Jim SchrolL Third Ruu' Ge0rge Ritter. Bill Nagurny, Mike Simmons, Randy Fertelmes. John Manura. An Keen, Larry Hamm. George Kootx Marshall Carothcrs. A'j1'uln'g. Imumm n :'i Button: RuugBob Loser. Eric Sloncr. Bruce Fritzingcr, Duvc Denny Temple, Ken Mizerny. George Lesley. John Murrow. Art Keen. Kuwulczyk. Ed Squire, Mike Piatak. Barry Peters. Al Wood. Brian Russ Thomas: Kisslcr. Serum! Rou;Tom VunWinkIcV Jay Muwhinncy. Tom Hollcrzm. Beta Sigma Rho SENIORS: Bullum Ruw Ned Stein, Barry lsdaner. Larry Goldstein. So- ruml Rnww-Marc Sternbcrg, Leo Davidson, Jerry Vigdor. Third Ruw Robert Brillman. Barry Kassel, Wayne Waltzcr. E X 616! K W19 K k A; ; ! , 1m V L $55!; A, w a baum, Barry Kassel, Robert Brillman, Bruce Eisenstat. Third Ruw Howard Snyder, William Fieglcman, Richard Schwartz. Elliot Morris, Robert Anlin, Stuart Levin, Joseph Cohen, David Sicgel. 130mm: Row Marc Slernberg, Lcn Davidson, ch Stein, Barry Isdaner, Larry Uoldstein, Jerry Vigdor, Paul Goltz, Wayne Waltzcr. vaml Row Stuart Finkelstein, Larry S. Eisman, Robert Millig Alan Green- 242 Bunnm Row-Dan Davis, David Lacey, Bob Emery, Scott McCuun. Ruw Rick Matthews. Tom Briggs. Jim Doncy. Frank Rock. Tom Mike Hoffcr, Dennis Burke. John Tomaino. John Fritz. Les Boeckel, Grbcnick. Jim Pittingcr. Michael Schuslcr. Jim McKay, Jukc Olweilcr, Bart Halladay, Phil Grcoh, Richard Daugherty. Jeff Kascman. Swami Jim Carey. Larry Finncy. Martin Duff.SIcphcn DcGiulio, Phil Scars. SENIORS: Bottom RnuhBill Quinm Bob Hopkins, Ed Leonard. John Fritz, Dave Stock, Lee Ammcrman. Dennis Torrctli. Swami Row Tom Simone. Phil Ferry, Tom Aloan. Bill Slansflcld. Tom Grbenick. Bill Snyder. Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi Bmmm Rmvaick Moessncr. Ken Hauger. Dave Borden, Dennis Chuck Harvey. Skip Hollenbach. John Clcary. Bob Porreca. Third Row Burkhart. Duchess. Phil Shoemaker. John McRoric. Philip Hcrter. Sun Michnel Anderson, Gregory S. Pctrisko. Douglas Adler. P. .l. Wydro. Hm! Ruw$Pctcr Osborne. Mark Harris. Mike Rose, Jon Rincman, Dave Knutson,Gcorgc W.Watcrmanlll. SENIORS: Bottom Ruw Ralph Andres, Bill Bannister. Jack Collins, Bill Syling. Tcrry Snyder. Swami Ruw-Mark Mull. Mom, Carl Anderson. Randy Craig. 244 Delta Chi SENIORS: 80mm: Rou-5Thomus Knuub. Gary Williumsun. L J. Drec- lund, Terence AlbrighL Robert Kopcho. Ruben Anchudc. Svmml Rum- William Agurkis, Gary Johnston. John Johnston Jr.. Jeffrey Discnd. Jeffrey Kohan, John Donnelly. Douglas Johnston. I h. .J:T Bottom RongNick Banaros. Blenn Grow. Robert Shaffer, Mrs. Helen Laudenslager, David C. Ncson. Dallas Wetzler. David J. Grossi. Ronn Lcwellcn, John Glaser. James P. F. Cullen. Victor P. Budura .lr. Scmml Wiggin, Charles F. Brien. Jim Pcpplc Charles D. Gale. Jeff Garis. Row Tom Guy. Ken Smith, J. Sam Gumbert. chTrey B. Elvin. Keith Third RUML-John A. Hufuagcl. Delta Phi SENIORS: Burmm Rmv Dick Vanerbrook, Denis Nicewonger. Dick Urban. George Faber. Swami Rou;Rick Stellfox. John Flack. Tom Jen- kins, Rich McCrackcn, Mike Fortney. iv ., X r Bntmm Rm1;Scou Donclson. Bruce Belmk, Bob Bastide, Bill Scamcn, Fred EAIing, Charlie Roethcl, Tom Anderson. Third Row-Jeff Osborn, Larry Reichard. Curb Baylcss. Sam Whitesil, Joe Lasek. Svnmd Row Jim Waters, Harry Buford. Greg Mallcy, Denny Bush. Rich Leon, Ray Harry McLaughlin, Steve Miller. Mark Farr, Greg Richcy, Carl Hess. Kush. Keith Miller, Dave Lukens. 246 Burtmn Row-Eric Smith, Dennis Woody. Craig Cambcll. Tony Shuco- sky, Kathryn Heath. Joseph A. Holko, Richard Russell, Patrick Moore. Second Row-Chris Ladroix, Bruce Armstrong. James SynderE Thomas Clark, Mark Fanhncstoch. Gregory Knoll, John J. OEBrien, Carl Klepczynski, Dennis Bobb. Third Ruu;Greg Bender, Joc McHalc, E Charles Carroll. Terry McNamara, Doug Sell. Bill Glassford, George Hutchcnson. Rick Butncr. Dave Zankey. Fourth Rmvaim Corby. Dave Fuhrmeister. Jim chdrickson, Rich Brescc. lhvc Kucharsky. Dan Renard, George Orbunck Rich Sybrant, Ron Cooper, Ken Marsilio. E .. 3 3' s E l- x', x3 E E ,6 E I . E I Gary Kunkelman, Jim Sacks, Jim Shanghnessy. John Vanburcn. Svmml Rnu-ERoger Johnson. Robert Rhodes. Bob DiOril, Russ McCoy. George Glass, Larry Buffington, Wayne Atwell. Delta Sigma Phi Bulltml Rmrulohn Shiplcy. Fred Brown, Roger Cluypoolc, Juhn Rzm- Rohcrl Fchl. Bob Grifiith. William Crops. Greg Wurslcr. Greg Schwartz. 'Iom Schmick. Sunnd Rnw Murk Frcc. Dale Empct. Dale Kennis. Jeti'Kochcl. Stevens. Gary Mutson. Don chningcr. Dave Smock. Barry Kintzcr. Third $127 5:. SENIORS: Buunm Ruw-Mark Wellington. John Nisslcy. James Bresluuer, John Trapp. Robert chts. Scrum! Rmv-D. Stollztus. Mike Kcnnis. Dcith Brong. Lawrcncc Buir. Lloyd Schaelfcr. Thin! Rmr-Eddic Scott, Chester Shadle. James Patterson Dean Claycomb. Delta Theta Sigma ; Delta Upsilon SENIORS: Bormm Row-Tom Cherry. Bob Garbini. Al Delmonico. Gary ShzltTler, JctT Schwartz. Scott Uluus. Sandy Paul. Scrum! RuwF-Dcnnis Andrews, Dick Sample. Phil Mortcnson, Rick Tumcler, Gary Lamb Jim Scurriu. Tim Sharp, Al Dclz. Rich Wnltcrs. Third Rms- Kent Robcrls. Jim McGuonc. Walt Nuschke. Mikc Wendie, Don Fcnstcrmakcr. Whitey Ful- ; cone. John Eisenhurd, Frank Schuchtncr. Bottom Row-Don Seemiller. Ed Grumling. James Tischen, Steve Edwards, Jeff Mclzler, Wayne Zicgcr. Third Rouu-Doug Engle. Dale Ncurhoof, Ed Gubish, Ray Miller, Fred Auker. St'cund Run;-Neil Fritts, Sandy Kimc, John Ebersolc. Terry Yearick. Tom Davis, Steve Policclli, Robert 01:. Bill Durkota. Ken Anderson, Mike Jahsinski, Ken Pallugut. 249 Kappa Alpha Psi SENIORS: Hutton: erLAClnrk Arrington. Ron Wilson. Ron Jones, Mar- xin Blusingalc. Svmml RUM'wDulc S. Johnson, Ray Skinner, Bill Donun, Jack Edward. Hutmm Rahwvjohn Johnson. Darrel Myers, Tom Jackson. Second Row Third Roww-Lcroy Payne, Gilbert Brown, Dwight Coleman. -Hurry Rickettx. Geoffrey Thomas, Bill Broodwatcr, James Garland. 250 Bulmm RuwiF. J. Warren, William Duwg. George Guylcy, Robert Robert Mann, Larry Smith. Rick Pompilii. Third Rmv-Juscph H. Mitchel. Tom Vohurc. Dun Bcry. Duvc Soyhuugh Second Row Carl Huston. Dmid Sluggo, Omur Nshuriliun. Bcnm Exralli. Stew Moilcs, Lundy. Sum Mccum. Slew: Thompson, Duvc Cooper. William Wciscr. Lcc Oswald. EI ncsI l hon1pson '- nun ... u .a. .. ll . g I $ h. '. SENIORS: 1301mm Rvacott Fries. Tom Menus. R. T. Whitman. Sitting 4mm A. Bailey. A' Kappa Delta Rho t0 'Jl ... Kappa Sigma Buzmm RmuwRiChard Chamberlain. Jay PurcclL Barry Jackson. John Bruce Berger, Vince Kostuch, Wolf Suduuskzm. Third Ruw Tcd Perry Rusmck .lr . George Strachan. Tim Bonawitz, Fred Cimti. Swami Ruw Tom Mattus. Nick Guerina, Rob Rahsmun. George Makdad Rick Kelly' Ron Stitclcr. Mike High. Gary Wcrl. lid Kolson, Ed Lummi. Larry Nucci. Don Davison.Cal Lewis, Bill Buhrman. ' SENIORS: Burmm Rmv Bill Waller. Larry Zulcba, Ken Ewing, Ray 1 Roykov Chuck lngran. Brad Lawrence. Second Row Harry Flick, Lou J 4 m, Kochlcr. Max Harrer. Third Ruwv-Chris Kcttcrcr, Stan Markuszka, - . ' , ,fMiWI Harry Whinull, Harvey Fuzzccn. Schuyler Frchafcr. '3' h Lambda Chi Alpha SENIORS: 801mm Row-Kcnncth Bauer. Gregory Hitz, James Miller. Kenneth Weagley, William Kocher. Swami va chf Wren. Whitney A. Sanders, Dave Schock. Jan Jeffrics, Rick Rowe. Thier Ruw-Raymond Omyx, Michael Gilotli. Thomas Scracic. James Miller. Charles Borocci. Bottom RnugTimothy Mager. Paul Chcrcmcta. Vincent Gatlo, Dave Howie Neidig. John Healcy. Third Run;Fred Weslphul. Lynn Griffith. DeTulIio. Lawrence A. Bobiak. Edmund Scacchitti. Sa-mul Row Peter Jim Heisman. Ron Stacey, Fritz Slurz. Garrett. Mark Roderick. Edward Sloloski, Jerry Sallavanti, Lan Villclla. Omega Psi Phi SENIORS: Adam Craven. Hurry Scwcll, Norman Mullock, Rodney Butler. Burmm Run mlcromc Johnxon. Kenny Waters, Adam Craven, Eddie Moolc. Eric Dykcs, St'l'ulltl Row ,, Michucl Smullwood. William Collins. Harry Scwcll, Raleigh Dcmbcg. Phi Delta Theta Hulmnz Ruw-aDon Stone, Warren Kocgel, Gary DosSumos, Bob Mcad- Muck. Rick Warner, Rick Muurcn Fuurzh Rmr--Stcvc Smear, Herb ows. Martin Rccd. Swami Ruw--Don Kiblcxu Rich Balsbuugh. Buzz Mclchcr. Luoncr Slillcy, Pclc Johnson, Otis Pcchnk. Sandy Dcvcncy, Bond, Stcvc Nickcnig. Rick Panuiu. Mike Marlena, Stu Schooley, John Phil Kruusc. Chico Brommcl', Mike Wclls, Chuck Bcdlm'e Taylor. Third Row Al Hidkmzm. chc McCunn. Nick Ruusch. Charlie Ralph Neboutncy. Wirlz, Bruce Mcllo, Kcn Marcus, Pigeon Burkhurt, Doug Long, Rick SENIORS: Button: Row J0hn Pcndleton. Ron Runyun. Tim Horst. Doug Krcnicky. Bob Perry. Scrum! Rms' Hurry George. Ryan McCombie. George Allen. Hunk Kaizowku. Jim Dunner. John Cubiati, Tom Fortunato. 255 Ifmmm Row Pctcr Miller, hlynn Grillin. Rob Spccr. Dave Hcrzbcr- hip Downing. Ilu'nl RuwirRuy Tilcy, Rick Kcyx, Tom Bradley, Dave gun Bill Eripsmn. Tom Ccrussi. Rudy Viluru, Jim McCrcight, Bruce Ling. BiH Brclch, John High, Andy Noble, Rocco Simonctlu. Hurry Ikulur. Swruml Run uJim Cluwson. Tim Brick. Tom Hartzfcld. Bob Wciwhoffcr. Fritz. Jun Bccrcr. Dun UBricn. Ray Carinci. John Faddcn, Jeff Muller, -, .'.; ...:41' 4 . - .'T 32'?! wank? 1.3qu l '4 , . .2; m. was; a SENIORS: Bottom er- Tom Kustcr. Tom Apple, Rob Lcc, Gerry Cur- lin. Sccnnd RuwiKcn Thomas, Jim Bccrcr, Ron Mochler. Scott Frymirc Tom Steriopulos. Third Ruw Eric Johnson, Inn Osborn, Ned McFarland, Bob Absalom. Jim Allspuugh. Ucnc Pclcsh, Fred Culigiuri. Jerry Schultz, Dan Kohlhcpp, Dave Sebastian. Phi Gamma Delta u .2n. M- , . 256 Phi Kappa Psi SENIORS: Bummz Ruw-v-ch'in Snell. Ron Kraft. Gary Schazberger. Russ Vivian, Sccumi Row-Jnhn Bnllingcr, Bill meo. Bob Ziringer. Paul Withcrow Bottom Row'lim Uchno, Bruce Schocnfcldcr, Tom Frcnier, Rich Rob Zoldos. Robert Fox, Tom Hilund. Rick Mchncrt. Joe Hopkins. Yahner, Oscar Johnston. Gregory Sputz. David Cruddock, Thomas Ash- 'I'lu'rd Ruwb-Joc Runyun, Robert Liurthwuilc. Phil Freeman, Jim baugh, Len Bunkcs. Svcuml Row Jack Kessock. Craig Shoemaker. Joe Hcdrick. Jim Smith, Roger Hope. Dane Becker. Scott Hockcnsmilh, Korsuk, Dcnnis Hunchcr. Russ Iivzms. Ray Carpenter, David Hornstcin, John Kramer. Lcc Miller. Jeff Liibbs Phi Kappa Sigma SENIORS: lfurmm Run -'l cd Brown. Lon Czusnck. Bob Brodu. Joc ludi- ccllo. Jim Clark, Bill Gaul. Scrum! RmraScolt Pringlc, Joe Rusnzlk. Bob Brown, Chuck Finncy, Rich Mm-elund. Mikc Basillio, Bob Recsc. Third Rmv Rich Search. Jerry HotT. P. J. McCartney, Oz Murburgcr, Jim Coultcr. Steve Johnson. Bunnm Run' Mikc Mchnnu. Bob Wochling. Mike Clark, George Wedge. Third Rmr--Jim Broda. Paul Grimths, Jim Crowthcr, Craig Bcighley. Scott Eck. CliIT Bcnwn. Jim Bradley, John D'Amico. Second Buchwcitz, Tcrry Sloycr, Buddy Scholar, Lou Jackson. Dun McCartney, Rmr-Ron Rickcrr. Guy AcklcyV Jim Urquhart, Ron Vischunsky, John Doug Manning, Scott Snyder, Mikc Amaral. Crowlhcr, Bub UlllkOWski. Chuck Schwumbuch. Al Murphy, Dave 258 Hullum Rmr Churlcs Amy. John Knufnmnn, Bruce Schoek. James Dun Wambsguns. Rick Mull, Rich l,illlbilch. Ilu'm' Ruu' Dcnny Whit Jesclnick Clifton Flcnnikcn, John J. Kennedy. Slcphcn Shmcr. Sw'mul comb. Mark Molina. John Ncuch. Dznid Bumur. Tom Mcincrl. Joseph Rmv Bub Byrd. Jim Runner. Richard Cunningham. Barry McAlisIvr, Ccrru, Mike Cunningham. Jay Hurt. Craig Mciucll. . - :5'-1:! .. .33; ,.t SENIORS: 1101mm Rou- Wuync S. Myers. Eric A. Johnson, Robert Warner. Dennis S. Heller. Wuync P. Lawrence. Sut'uml Ruu'rlctr Bcchdcl. John Mzmbcck. Bruce Pcllcrscn, Nelson Lcc Hullcr, Laurcnce G. Bruch. Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Theta Bunnm Rmvwlumcs Wchxc. Richard Bondx. William McLaughlin. Robert Vclccki. John Moody; George Miller. Steven Boocock. Second Rmv Frcd Hawkins. Tom Rulon. Bill Voit. Doug Williams, Mark McMunus. Sum Alllund, Dun Lam. Bob Sloss, Craig Schulfer. Larry A k SENIORS: Bottom Ruw Tcd Souchack. Jeff Knauff, Don Zalenski, 260 Tomuyko. Cedric Knrpcr. Bob Drugoltu, Kcn Bcdrick. Bill Bloscl. Mike Ciurciu. Third me Gary Polancc. Doug Ryan. Scott Kurpcr, Michael Orlh. John Burns, Michael Bibblc. George Kennedy. Michael Evunisko. Paul Ucnurdi. Uury Baran. g ! Steve Krumcr. Ernest Sulvino. Second Ruw-Rick Thornc, Jim Fiorc, Joe Bcalko. Barry Orr. Pat Jones. Greg Ncnstiel. Third Ruw Gary Conway. Jim Bonerigo. Chuck Franzetta. Bob DiCrocc. Frank Chmicl, Dick Rodgers, John Gibbons. Phi Mu Delta SENIORS: Button: Row-Tom Sherman, Mike Sleder. Ron Rombard, Chris Cooper. Bob Szwujkos. Jack Oppenheimer. Svcund Ruw--Bob Tuttle. Mike Kenger. Rick Mochtt. Jack lgoe. Blair Benner, Steve Hruby. Bob Banzett. Third Ruw-Juy Mugec. Tom Jones. Ted Strobcck. Claude Wright. Don Haiges. Emil Ramirez. . . 1 Bottom Rmv-Waync Martorelli, Reese Bung, Mike Papson. Gary Mc- Steve Shortlidge. Ben Guise. Kent McQuaid, Jim Goula. Don Monroe. Gee. Barry Shaw. Jim Kuufmunn. Jeff Porter. Craig Porter, Bill Lee. Third Raw Ken Palermo. Rich Knouse. Brad Smith, Ken Kwasniew- Second Row Rich Mladjun. Dennis DeLucn, Jim Taylor, Cal Roller. ski, Gary Peterson. 261 Hulmm Rim 7Murc Umpcr. Saul Solomon, Dennis Dorfmun. Nathan Fixhkin. Marc Steinhcrg. Kenneth Rosenberg. Barry Winfield, Eric Kri- my. Michael Tnnitsky. Svmml er'r-leul Kirvzm. Mark Tnftkm. Joxcph Scrolu. Allan Hudin. Albert Halin. JctT I.iltm:1n. Thomas Tronzu Phi Sigma Delta SENIORS: Burton: Rnn--Smn Dorfmun, Allan EngeL Cal Levy, Malcolm Kuhn, Ucrry Hcrschlcr. Swami Ruw Duvid Rifkin. Alan Gunman. Dave Gray, Chuck Bcllock. Dmc Greenhouse. Bruce Lesser. luchmum 10c Schwartz. Run Kovlcr. Murk Koopermun. Mike Goodman. Leonard Bray. Arthur Mcnxch. Third Rtm'--Jocl Ming, H: N m4 I awn:- . . g r . L l . Mark Vunlundt. Fred Weber. Brad SinofT. Third Ruvaitch Smober. Larry SinolT. Kcn Sklar. Run Bricker. Marty Huasc, Ken Gottesmun, Bruce Apfclhuum. Hurux Liptcn, Stcvc Confcr. Gary Verruck, Vic Buliunt. Jim McTcrguc. .. 801mm R4m- Brucc Bulmul. Ray Dclp. Rich Weaver. Ron Hedges. Wurfcl. Third RHH- Mikc Skchun. Douglas Arnold. Tom Pctkn. Swami Rmv-Bill Bctkc. Nicholas. Pclcr Rulligzm. Rich Jcrbcr, Doug Derby, Paul Robertson. William ?Paml Church. Harwy l rimun. Wayne Syndcr, Alex W 7'? . ., I .. ., ........ a 'H WA;h SENIORS: Bolton: Ruw J0scph Guiscppc, Bruno Nonini, Joe Mulccr. Second Run' Amhony Ncmhonsc. Tom Sulturclli. Bruce Wyatt. And3 Wol- finger. Stcvc Brosc. Thin! Ruw-Rogcr Burton. AI Swen, Ron Manning. Justini Brooks.1im Beam. Jack Dunicls. Phi Sigma Kappa Pi Kappa Alpha Bmmm Rnw Jumic chcl, Eddie Hcrwick, David Hogcrhris. Douglas Privcuo. Third Ruuvaich Cuvulluro. Chris Hill, Bob Michard. John Bcvcrs. James U. Schmoycr. Frzmk Williams. Scrum! Row-Tcd Per- Schmoycr. Alan Mason. Phil Kennett. Tom Comitta. kins. Gardiner Thomas. Donald Cotncr, John Nichol, Dick Grancr, Paul SENIORS: Bottom Row Gcorgc Braulkc, Ron Ayers, Charles Spaziani, Stephen Yost. Second Row Pctcr Krcch, Robert Dclacy, Russel Czajka, Philip Palermo. Third Ruw Ellis McAparrcn, Robert Willison, Jack Nicll, Keith Donuti, Scott Smith, Richard Gruccla, George Purnell. 264 Bonom R0w- Larry Roch. Terry Trotter, Neal Wolfe. Mick Say. Ron Rich Lawson. Keith Shaner. Bill Suoky. Third Row-Steve Fox. Stewart Walberl. Denny Carringlon, Jan Light, Glenn Rupert. Somnd Rowdloe Stover. John Hcrbcrgcr. Bill Ross, Jim Hurtzell. Robert Shuman. Bob Sifchik, Bob Hoppcs, Don Mizcll. Mrs. Alice Campbell. Tim Donovan, Schcll. Rick Fidlcr. Pi Kappa Phi SENIORS: Bottom Ruw-Art ButTctt. Al Obah. Steve Ringling. Mrs Campbell, Jet? Robert, Carl Knock. Bill Stump, Bob Walter. Scrum! Row Don Holman. Dave Kearney. Jim Murdough. Tom Yoho. Ron Kulich, John Kiesen Glenn Leslie. Clancy Spunnmh. Third Ruw-John Matthews. Dan Mochnaly, Bob Wood. Jeff McMannus, Steve Blaskovick. Dick chert, Jeff Wojciechwski. Ed Korecky. Pi Lambda SENIORS lcc lomllo. Stun Bcrmun. Joc Curlcy. Rick Burcik mum war; 'x t' , I ..... Quay . l .- Ifulmm Rnu'r IcH' Fcuxc. Ruhcrt Fricdmcn. Rnhcrl Bnmmmski. Mark Sicpicumski. Bob Hcddcrmun. Fred Roscnfcld. Third RuwaMikc Lei- hnldbug. Stcxc lcxinxlcin. Runuld Savage. .S'm-nml Ruw -Wurrcn bowitz. Larry Smith. Ned Fox. Ed lxuucxon. Andy Stirton. Pctcr lacks. Anmnmn. Shcldnn Gundxludt. hmnol Reid. Harold Inks. Mike Robcrt Forsylhc. 266 nix Wagner. Thin! RmrnVcrnon Morris, Tim Nicholson Thomas Payne. Franklin Hopkins. William Stinger. Buz Plcsscr. Bulmm RuwwWillium McCullum. Randy Rncnchlc. Bob Brinlcy. Bruce Rowland. Larry Sorcnscn. Bill Whiting. Scrum! Rmv-Hurry Hill, Rick Marvel. Ric Slocum. Bill Bricd, Duvc Burnhorsl. Barry Anderson. Den- l' l u: ; W? L SENIORS: 801mm Run' Dmc Swiglcr. Jun Sockel. Les Bechdcl. Carmen Fincstru. Sm-nnd Ruu J0hn Baroni. Smnley Fried. Raymond Szczotku. Jclf Whittle. John Connelly Third Run;-Jim Dicbold. Jack Eby, Rick Purdy. Rick Klinctob. Doug Miller. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 267 Bunum Ruw-Dmc Cohen. Burke Young. Ivan chul. Jeff Michaelson. Ron Mayer. Mike Miller Serum! Ruwr-Phil Schneider. Ted Rosen. Uenc Daxidm. Rick Miller. Rich Wulgin. Stcvc Lupin. Andy Altman. Steve Kurp. Mun: Michuclstcin. Paul Eiscmzm Larry K1112, Barry Juhnxin. Frank. Neil Moscow. . 'I'lu'rd Ruwacn Vatz. Larry Grossmun. Steve Goldberg. Mike i f g K g V 71'Q .A x SENIORS: Bonom erw-Lewis Hirsch. Michael Saks, Jeffrey Bernard, Billy Greenstein. Second Row Meycr Krauss, Michael Grecnburg, Herb Cohlberg. Jay Wasserman. Bob Israel. Burt Kempner, Bert Weiss, Len Baker. Sigma Alpha Mu 268 Sigma Chi SENIORS: Bonmn Ruw,Kcn Cafurcll, Rod McGreudy. Marv Walters. Bob Schocpfiin. Ken Rhulc. Suouml Ruleohn Theme. Derek Reid. Dave Smiddlc. Clair Leiphurl, Denny Eminhizcr. Third Rzm'wWiHinm I. 80113., Ronald P. Boratcn. Doug Reikosky. Dcnnis Afton. Jim Beam. 801mm Rmv Gary Prowunt, Ronald Swartz, Francis M. McGurk. Charles Elliott, Brian Vugel. William Gildcrslceve. Third RuwwRobert Thomas Slrohm. Mark Smythe. Bob John Harrington. Ted Wile. Second E. Trump, Stephen B. Lucckcl. chfrcy A. Stumpf. Lawrence H. Frey, Row Frunk Raymond, Eric Patzcr, Andy Miller, Cordcs Williams. Charles W. Loschmunn. Gregory R HctTncr. Joe P. Brzoslowski. 269 Sigma Nu SENIORS: Bommz Row-wRich Ruse. Tom Schwartz, Bob Yowcll. Second Row Juck Targonski. Douglas 0. Manny, Ken Krumholz, Doug Greene, Ron Slockunas. -. P A . Bottom Row Tom Baker, Phil Haincs, Jim Bardcn, Jim Ryc. Bob Yohn, Dave Dyer. Bud Dorcr. Mike Cogan. Vic Berg. Third Row-Dan Garofalo. Sam Steele. Tom Gron', Dave Simpson. Dave Fencil. Second Stasko. Tom Marchetlo. William Livingston, Frederic Livingston, Denis Row Bob Stevenlon. Dave Mordan, Bill Kneppcr, Bob Anderson, Rich Zera, Ron ROWC, Bob Doersch. 270 Bolton: RowwErnic Dculsch, James Griffith, Phil V002. Gary Stewart, son. John Sokol. Chuck Armxld. Grcg White. 1.66 Hcikkinen. Third RUM;- Willium Scumum Doug Maclnncs. Steven Sywensky. Scmnd Rmr- Mikc Gordon Reese. Robert Lloyd. Frank Rusincouilch. Mike Komison. Al Sumensko, Jeff Barnes. Dean Anderson. Frank DcRespinus. Rcuel John- Jacoby. Joc Sisson. Jack Vida. Slew Kupcar. 4 SENIORS: Bolton: Row John GimbcL Robert Johnson. Bruce MiehleA Second Row Tyrone Dilzler. Edmund Pfeifer, Richard Schreiber. Sigma Phi Epsilon Bntlom RaM chHrcy Reynolds Patrick Petrusky. James Salhcr. Mickey John Belch. Thomas Fosnacht. David Kownucki. Second Ruwr-Michacl Allyn. Thomas Frederick. Hugh Lowuy. John Bilicki. Donald Stuart. Bronson, Thomas Dufncr. Frederick Huin. Thin! Rmv Dcnnis Donuti, Kenneth Bundy. David Wuhl. Rogcr Urcsh, John Estock. Mike chch Larry Halter, Ted Vogcl. Jack MarvinA x p. SENIORS: Button: Run' Tcrry Wuhl. Auchcnbach. Curl Pcrsic. Fran Slreitman, Tom Bcllonc. Ed Second Row Jamcs Jackson, Richard Filo, Douglass Lee, Donald Benton, James Pussarclli. Sigma Pi 272 Sigma Tau Gamma SENIORS: Burton: Rmv-Stcvc Suyuk, Charles Harrison. Wallace Alm- quist. Second Ruquide Salavu, James Young, Bill Lockwook. Third Rmvaim Griffin, Ralph Conrad. Robert Frederick. 1 Bottom Ruw-chf Lehman, Ken Fisher, Ed Francia, Ken Mathis. Bob Arobome, Gary Krumrine. Ray Blinn. Third Row Henry Lachowski, Hankins. Second Ruw A1phus Klinger, Bob Carden, Kenneth Mel Spigclmycr. Pat Brazill. Terry Huck. Dong Arnold. Tau Delta Phi SENIORS: Bottom Ruw-Gury Mann. Dennis Grzenczyk, Mrs. S. Cher- rington. Howard Roscnfcld. Ronald RcsnikofT. Sccmzd Ruw Boics Hall, Norvall Frances, Mike Riggo, Mikc Holtzcr, Bill Carpenter. Elliott Green- field. Glenn Handlers, Bill Clauhs. m ' , , k . Bmmm Ruw-Rick Wczlklund. Joll Frank, Jim Roltmund. Orrin Schall. John Nimerosky. Second Rmv-Dale Rice. Paul Bowen. Tom Umbcrhaucn. John Kauffman. Dan Cressman, John chpcl. 274 Bullum RuwWAI Filstcin. Robert Pullock. Robert EulroIT. Jeff Blum- Art Miller. John Bissell. Daw Goldstein. Third Rowactf Scrum! Rmv--Ron Rubenqu. George Seifrit. Larry Gilbert. Roy Fcinstcin. Bob Ncskuuskm. A1 Cohen. burg. Mike 7ukcrmun. w' a V 6 DH 9P1. N nn 1:15 W W! SENIORS: Bonum RawSGary Welzel. Neal Friedman. Rich Harris. Mark James. Mitch Turk. Bruce Birnbaum. Su-uml Row4teve Lederman. Dave Kraut. Neil Goldstein. Leon Michon. Gary Makin. Samuel Jacobs. Third RuwSGene Levin, Pete Stafford, Joel Glussmzm, Cliff Firestone. Mike Bloom. Ed Krakow. Tau Epsilon Phi 275 Epstein. Bunum Row Mike Mums. Art Knapp. Rick Hogg. John Thompson. Jim Wallace. Stcvc Plucc. Put limmcrmnn, Doug Mickcl. Tllil'fl me-John CurrignnV Dznc Lurney. Drw Riltcr. sm-uml Rmthcrbcrt Hinlz. Burroughs. Fred Ellrich. Dcnnis Pmmlt. John Tutc. Put Hubert. Dnvc Fred Schultz. Duvc McKeavcr. Lurry Bcnnct. Art Caluhralta. Wimpy Sxxcct. Don l,indcncr. Duvc McClunc. Burt. Jetf Bower, Sm-nnd Ruwi-Tom Becker. Rick Bcnlz. Skip Young. Bob C'initoulk. Bob Zimmerman, Tom chtzlcr. Russ Perry. Third Row George Alexander. Tony Mcrcurio. Duvc Forys. AI Kathaugh. John Brad- ley, Fuurrll Row 'ch Bulk. Mitch Work. Jack Walmcr. John Cuvicchio. Terry Cuvunnugh. Mike Hanigun. Tau Kappa Epsilon 276 Tau Phi Delta SENIORS: Barium Row Tum Muschlilz. Slcvc Gchringcn, Tom Wmcrx. Fred Light. Dun Young. Hurry Kmmmcs. Dick Aushcrmnm St'nmd Rowt Mike Shouldix. Sum Ncnno, Eric Wuchsmuth. Rick Cluggett. Mikc Macmi- mun, Klaus Weickmzmn. Tom Wolf. f Bottom Row John Burnett. Ben Armusik. Jim Clark. Duvc PutnunL Sg-cunu' Rmv Ed Kudel, Bill Kachlinc. Bob Ziclinckc. Don Hahn Tlu'nl Ruw Jim Schriver, Bob Malecki. Dave Martino. Theta Chi SENIORS: Iinlmm Ruu' rRun Hogan Nick ludunzu. Secuml Rnw-Tum SchrL-ftlcr. Jcrry Huhcggcr. l'om Glendon. l V '. S v. $ s Hullnm RmviJuck Wcm, Robert Holland. Mike Velmcr. Dick Third Ruw-John Volunski, Jim Fagnani, Ed Mcssmcr, Wayne Bullock. I'codori. Jon Ritlcr. Paul Vcnczialc. Svumd ler;;.;-Ch21rlcs Stcmpku, Daniel Dean, Kevin McC:1rthcy.Curl Gruybill. Frank Huffman. Duvc Johnslon. Dave Ersck, Joc Posh, Rodney Mack. 278 Bottom Rmra-Bob Felkcr. Eric Sinclair, John Huroldson. Tom Perumbo. Second Row--Fcrris Atty. Denny Kluuse. Ray Scherer. Jim Socash. Third Rmv-Mike McDonald. Tom Reed. Jim Merrill. SENIORS: Bullum Rou- Don Allan. Mike Crowley, Chip Forwood. Dave Starr. Jerry North. Swami Rou;-Mike Erdman. Al Reimel. Tom Mitchell. Al Mitro. E- Theta Delta Chi Theta Xi Buzmm Rms Wuync Johnson. John Borgo, Doug Shank. Bell Bankcs, Third Row Phil Gales, Paul Neyharl. Dun Tretler. Tom Jones. Garth luck Barber. Sum ! RmrN-Frunk Sctinsck. Charles Worty, Jasson Avery. Bulabun. Al Lucchini. Dave Mulackcy. Larry Muschlity. Craig Oglcvee. Triangle SENIORS: Butmm Rmv Paul Hoffman. Jun lvconurd. Richard Sypek. Gregory Shotzbcrgcr. Earl Brmxn. Swami RmrgArmund Muscioli. George Arnold. Larry Dunst. James Hargrm'c, Frund Fitzpatrick, Brent Beacher, Bruce Toch Ken Roscnstccl. Third Row James Morgan. Bob Steckmcycr. Lee Phillips. Bron Miller. HM Bottom Ron'HJoseph Romano. Douglas Gluntz. Frank Milliken, John Wester. Donald Borio. James Brodrick, Third Rmv-Alan Barsophy, Miller, Richard Profozich.Ja1ncs Hoke. Michael Guiliano. Second Row Sam Turns. Lon Baker. Slumn Hummc. Gary Ellis. David Klememik. -K. D. Weeks. Michael Hevenor. Richard Roulin. Gary Saul, H. L. Bill Borys. Rich Kelley. Zeta Beta Tau SFNIORS: Bulmm Rnu- Duvc Kmusc. Joseph Grecnberg, Arnold Bcrsch- ler, Harold Blumbcrg, Joey l,itow. Second Ruw--Gcorgc Pomerantz, Alan Miltclman. Alan Krupnick. Third Row-Burt Cohen, Richard Cohen, Steven Shipon, Lou Fem in t: Buumn Ruu chff Schwuil, Allan Papsin. Richard Polack, Barry Gen- kins'. Barry chanlhal. Second Raw-Stuart Feinstcin, Scott Imber, Mel Feinberg. Howie Fisher, Mark Seltzer, Robert Gutman, Doug Copper- smith. Third Ruw James Fcldbnum, Bruce Green, Hank Rich. Michael . V: cheman, Walt Zeglinski, Fred Steinberg, David Slovitcr, Michael Gold- berg. Gary Bernstein, Rich Goldstein. Fourth Rnw-Leon Hurwitz. Wayne Marks, Jerry Shinfeld, Alan Roomberg, Barry chal, Fred Young. Barry chiman. 282 Barton: Row -Bob Puskar, Bob Liken, Wait Litwin. Gary Bovurd, Bill Tybursky. Third Ruu-JIanley Rudisill. Larry Conrad. Jules Plavin, Bell, Mark Northrup, Tom lliffe. Bert Greene, Rich Arnold. Second Doug Hugo, Don Massacar. Ed Hur. Jim Trent. Harold Smurkols, Ron Row Bob Kaufman. Bill Webb, Ray Knislcy. David Williams, Bill Hetchc.JerryCohen.Jack Koscr. Poet, Ed Sweeny, Tom Wagner, Glen Larson, Al Momcycr, Steve SENIORS: Bottom Row-Brucc McKenzie. Larry Thompson. Gary Jones. Joc Rollins. Dennis Hilton. Second Rmv D0n Cunningham, Gary Lake, Lee Stout, Dave Abrams. Tom Roth. Third Row Jeff Hartman, Rich Role, Mike Williams, Dave Kennedy. Bill Kerr. Zeta Psi 284 V . c - . . . . david best tom haley sports co-editors xjva ' up 4A 4.4:; CLASQ OF 1.2. CLASS OF '31. ANSAS ST. Eff: QUARTER PENN STATE iii 5?? DOWNS YARD LINE YDS.T0 GO PENALTY YDS. . if? QUARTER PENN STATE Eff 533? DOWNS YARD LINE YDS.TO GO PENALTY YDS. CLAII 0F Ill. CLA8! OF III. I u c CL!!! U till ff? QUARTER DOWNS YDS.T0 GO YDS. QUARTER DOWNS YDS.TO GO ALTY YDS. ANSAS ST. . PENN STATE 23? 5535 YARD LINE PENALTY CLASS OF ICZ. CLAS$ OF III! a ILLS ANSAS ST. 3355 QUARTER ' PENN STATE L255 533? DOWNS YARD LINE YDS.T0 GO PENALTY YDS. ff? QUARTER '5 DOWNS YDS.TO GO YDS. ANSAS ST. PENN STATE 25. .553? YARD LINE PENALTY CLASS OF Ill. CLAI' OF IDII I n K CU 0' WI. QUARTER DOWNS YDS.TO GO YDS. ' K c Cuu or Inn :2 QUARTER? DOWNS vosxooo HAUY , vos ANSAS ST. PENN STATE Eff 5333 YARD LINE PENALTY ANSAS ST. PENN STATE Li 3532 YARD LINE PENALTY PENALTY I U f... ANSAS ST. 353.? QUARTER PENN STATE H ff? DOWNS YARD LINE YDS.T0 GO PENALTY YDS. CLASS 07 III. 1 r. t 0.l$' U l... :3? QUARTER DOWNS YDS.T0 GO Y D S. 0' III. M r 0.1!! a N :5 QUARTER PENN STATE :25: 53:; DOWNS YARD LINE vosxoeo PENALTY -vos. ANSAS ST. CLASI OF I . L c ELI!S o' 50 :33; QUARTER DOWNS YDS.T0 GO YDS. YARD LINE YD PENALT fall sports Penn State 31; Navy 6 The largest opening day crowd in Penn State history was on hand to witness the opener of the 1968 Nittany Lions. The defense was as stingy and rugged as peo- ple anticipated, but the offense was having its problems. However. the combination of Charlie Pittman and Bob Campbell livened things up midway through the second period. Pittman took a handoff from Chuck Burkhart and followed Campbell downfield. Campbell took out to Mid- die backs and Pittman won an easy footrace to the goal line. The play, covering 57 yards electri- fied the capacity crowd, and from then on, the game was never in question. Moments later Pete Johnson ran back an in- terception 28 yards for six Lion points. Campbell scored later himself and Paul Johnson put on a show by traveling 52 yards with a punt return for a touchdown. However, this game really belonged to the de- fense, a group of men which yielded 7 yards rushing to Navy. Navy was never in the contest. Penn State 25; Kansas State 9 Kansas State came to Beaver Stadium with ex- citement. They were not supposed to be a team in the same class as Penn State. Perhaps they were not in States class, but they did belong on the same held. Kansas State came here to play football, and for 30 minutes were flirting with an upset. Behind 9-7 at the half, Coach Joe Paternots Nittany Lions came roaring out of the locker room to play a brand of football which dispelled any notion that this was a defensive team With crushing authority the Lions ran over, through and around the Wildcats for three touchdowns while Kansas State was being held scoreless. Kansas State was held to 28 yards rushing which meant that the Lions had allowed 35 yards on the ground to their first two oppo- nents. This game was not without its tragic points, however. In the first half Senior defensive end, Lincoln Lippincott, was injured with a severely sprained ankle. r?.?wvd .9? 81-3? 338..., U o s, WW1: Bottom RowaAssistant Coach Jim Weaver, 1,, 7.52.... 11 3.41132 Trainer Jim Hochberg, Marshall Wagner, Mark Koiwai, Bob Garthwaite, Mike Cooper, Dave Radakovich, Wally Cirafesi, Charlie Wilson, Joel Ramich, Head Coach Joe Paterno, Charlie Zapiec, Jim McCord, Bob Holuba, Ed Stofko, Mike Smith, Pat Smith. Doug McArthur, Head Trainer Chuck Medlar, Trainer Eddie Sulkowski. Second Rowa-Assistant Coach George Welsh, Trainer Gerry Slagle, Charlie Adams, Bob Campbell, Leon Angevine, Frank Spaziani, Doug Krenicky, George Allen, Lincoln Lippincott, Tom 286 ' Football Penn State 31; West Virginia 20 The third-ranked Lions traveled to Morgan- town to take on a revamped and impressive West Virginia eleven. Penn State drew first blood. driv- ing to the WV thrce-yard line. where All-Ameri- can tight and Ted Kwaliek scored on an end around. At this point Sherwood came to life and quickly put 14 points on the board. Penn State was stunned at this point as it saw its lead slip away within four minutes. However the Lions bounced back to tie matters before halftime. Sophomore Charlie Wilsont filling in for Bob Campbell. scored the equalizing touchdown with a diving. over-the-shoulder catch in the end zone. In the second half the Lions showed why they were ranked No. 3. Pittman capped a sustained drive by bucking over for six points. Denny Onkotz picked off an attempted screen pass by Sherwood and added six points. Add a three- pointer by Bob Garthwaite and you have 31 points for the Lions. Sherwood drove the Moun- taineers to a touchdown late in the game but the Lions had already sewn up the contest. Penn State 21: U.C.L.A. 6 UCLA. entertained the Lions in the Colos- seum before a regional TV audience and proba- bly showed the Lions the best running game they had seen. Midway through the second period. Jack Ham broke through to block :1 UCLA punt which Jim Kates picked up and ran for a Lion T.D. The play covered 37 yards. Garthwaite added an important extra point. Its importance was evident when UCLA drove for a touchdown late in the half. but Zenon Andrusyshyn missed the extra point. giving the Lions a 7-6 halftime lead. The Lions weren3t done with their share of spectacular plays. Midway through the third period, Pete Johnson intercepted a Bruin pass deep in Lion country. Two plays later Chuck Burkhart hit Tom Cherry with a fiare pass and Cherry. aided by Ted Kwalick. raced 76 yards for six points. In the final period Charlie Pittman impressed everyone as he raced for a touchdown with a magnificant 28-yard run. Cherry, Tri-Captain Mike Reid, Tri-Captain Steve Smear, Tri-Captain John Kulka. Ted Kwalick, Dave Bradley. Tim Horst, John Haberman. Carl Anderson, Ted Sebastinnelli, George Daugherty, George Kulka. ss 5124 33.1!38 99 m 31? - .5 x..: ???'13585 3 9'7: ii; 1 ,If-lai-egeg; p, 5b 4B 51 2-137 s'if, wt 3: u George Landis. Patrick. Assistant Coach Jim O3Hora, Assistant Coach Earl Bruce. 3: :31; t Head Manager Allen Meyer. Assistant Coach Frank Jerry Bulvin. Third Row-Assistant Coach Joe McMullen, Assistant Coach Dan Radakovich, Denny Onkotz, Steve Brezna. Dan Mercinko, Tom Jackson. Vic Surma, Fran Gamer, Orlando Moncelsi, Paul John- son. Dave Rakiccki. Jim Kates, Warren Koegel, Charlie Pittman, Chuck Burkhart. Don Abbey, Ed Odorisio, Tom Chunchick, Terry Stump. Fourth Row-Pete Johnson. Steve Prue. Jim Sample. John Andersen, Gary Deuel. George San Fillipo, Chuck Pinchotti, Paul Hrabovsky, Gary Hull. Ron Pavlechko. Gary Carter. Chip Carroll, Greg Edmonds. Jack Ham, Bill Ericsson, Jim Fickes. Assistant Manager Russ Albert. Jim Little, Steve Manbeek and Harvey Abrams. Assistant Coach LT. White, Assistant Coach Bob Phillips. Equipment Manager John Tomco. Safety Neal Smith returns an interception against Navy. 1968 RECORD Penn State Navy Penn State Kansas- State Penn State West Virginia Penn State UCLA Penn State Boston College Penn State Army Penn State Miami Penn State Maryland Penn State Pittsburgh Penn State Syracuse ORANGE BOWL Penn State Kansas . Won 1 1: Lost 0 Halfback Fran Gunter gives State added depth at running back. : ' 3-,; .W .. s.s- v u I S '3 '2 gas! W l: a ! , v :7 g fin: i a i U - t V: J l A ' 1' a ...s wr- Penn State 29; Boston College 0 In a game which was supposed to have tested the apparent strength of Boston College, the outcome was never in doubt. It was a close contest for the first 25 minutes. This was due mainly to the sluggishncss State was experiencing after a two- week layoff. HOWever, once State caught fire, they nearly burned down Alumni Stadium. Scoring and moving in almost every conceivable fashion, they showed people what the game was all about. Ted Kwalick had his finest game to date, diving for passes, picking them off his shoe tops, and thoroughly in- timidating the Eagles defensive secondary. There were many pleasant surprises in this game, like the coherence and quality of the reserve units, the return of Bob Campbell and Don Abbey for spot duty. The score, 29-0, is not a romp, but for those of us who saw the game, it was obvious that strength of BC had been overshadowed. 288 All-American Ted Kwalick couldnlt bring this one in against Navy. Just a few of the 161 yards Charlie Pittman gained against Navy. 5, v.2 , ,, ,, e.tdkh .. , . e t ,. ,, ,Dq 14h iI bigfflwtu: Va: '3;er Lauf- Penn State 28; Army 24 Army, a long-time State Nemesis brought its good football team and Corps of Cadets to Beaver Stadium to challenge State for the right to be called the best in the East. The game was rather hectic in the last quarter. which had one field goal and four touchdowns. three in the space of a minute and a half. The most spectacular play was a 53 yard touchdown run by Ted Kwalick on an onside kickoff attempt by Army after they had closed to within a few points towards the end of the game. The Cadets roared back to score another touch- down but it was too late to overcome the Lions. e e . , .5 e . One of the brightest spots in the game was the V e .- w , :,- return of halfback Bob Campbell to regular serv- ' ice. He had been out with a shoulder separation since September 28. His blockers strewn 0n the ground. Kztnsus' Bobby Douglass receives :tll-out pressure from Jim Kates. Mike Reid. and Frank Spuziuni. 289 The form of :1 xprinlcr. and the power of :1 fullback are evident ux Charlie Pittman is seen HIT on u long touchdown run against Navy. Penn State 22; Miami 7 The Hurricanes came to Beaver Stadium highly rated and re- spected. For one brief moment they wcrc brilliant. when David Olivo hit Ray Bellamy for 78 yards and a touchdown. The Lions came out in the second half and thoroughly battered Miami. Bob Campbell and Charlie Pittman ran for 208 yards between them and Pittman scored three touchdowns and Rusty Garthwaitc added a 22- yard flcld goal. Jack Ham blocked his third punt of the year and recovered one of the fumbles earlier to set up Garthwaitehs flcld goal. Miami was also held to 32 yards total rushing, and were forced to the air allowing for more shots at an interception. State proved that they were of championship caliber by bouncing back to thoroughly shatter any Miami hopes for an upset. Stands Frank Spaziani shouts encouragement in the Orange Bowl. Bobby Campbell fnlhmx Mike Smith on thix kickofT return in the Orange Bowl. 290 94 h' '1 ? ' ', xi. Bob Campbell just barely got this kick away against Navy. .te :5 - 3mg? 3' ' 3th ' , '1 '. ' ,f a A, tr-s- I ' .. . ! . Lnr-wf- 9.0 S 'J Ted Kwaliek proved here in the Orange Bowl why he is the best tight end in college football. +' Penn State 57; Maryland 13 Penn State displayed an awesome offense and a do-evcrything defense against Maryland. Once again the defense intercepted two passes, recovered two fumbles, and blocked a punt to account for or set up scores. One of the intercep- tions was by tackle Steve Smear who rambled 40 yards for States opening touchdown. The offense was led again by the running of halfback Charlie Pittman and Bob Campbell and the pass receiv- ing of Ted Kwalick. Pittman and reserve back Gary Dcuel scored two touchdowns each; Camp- bell, Joel Ramich and Fullback Don Abbey added one apiece and Kwalick caught fwe passes for 56 yards as Maryland yielded the highest point total against them since 1917. The moment of contact between a runner. a blocker. and a defender. as John Kulka blocks for Campbell. Penn State 65; Pitt 9 Penn State went to Pitt and scored the flrst ten times it had the ball, once on a 14-yard fake false field goal attempt by Mike Smith. The game was the most lopsided between the two teams since the rivalry began in the 19th century. Charlie Pittman scored three touchdowns, Bob Campbell ran for 104 yards. Ted Kwalick, caught five passes for 121 yards as Statcis oHense amassed 618 total yards. Pittman's three touch- downs tied him with Lenny Mooreis single season records. The defense also was potent, holding Pitt to a minus 17 yards rushing. Although Pitt quarter- back Dave Havcrn passed well, he couldnit sus- tain a drive against the potent Lion defense. Chuck Burkhart had his second good passing day in a row, completing 7 of 10 for 143 yards and a touchdown, that one a 63-yard bomb to All-Amcrican Ted Kwalick. Coach Joe Paterno took out his first teams early in the third period but the final score was 65-9. 291 Bob tiampbcll's return to action against Army was the most pleasant uxpcct of State's 28-24 win uvcr thc Cadets. Penn State 30; Syracuse 12 The record books were rewritten at Penn State on this cold Dec. 7 afternoon. as the Lions sub- ducd Syracuse 30-12, to finish its first unde- feated. untied season since 1947. Thc BOWL Bound Lions. led by Bob Campbell put together 422 yards total offense to completely ovcrpowcr the Nations xccond-ranked defensive unit. Bob Campbell ran for 239 yards. falling short of the State record by a mere 12 yards. He did break a record, howwcr. by racingy 87 yards for a touch- down. cclipsing the 01d mark by one yard. Charlie Pittman also set a new record as he scored his 14th touchdown on a 27-yard scam- pcr, cclipsing the old mark of 13 set by Lenny Moore. Other records sct included new season marks for total otl'cnsc t4,025 yardsl and rush- ing 0.1739 yardsJ. In the first quarter alone, even with two passes intercepted. and three 15 yard penalties against them. the Lions scored 14 pvints and gained 208 yards. It was a fine finish to Campbell injury- marrcd career. Campbell is not a big player phys- ically, but on this cold and blustery day. Penn State will recall the bigness of his stature in Nit- tany Lion gridiron history. : J 1 Va .- Collcge Football's Coach of the Year Joe Paterno passes the ultimate test and goal with a dramatic, last second 15-14 triumph over the Kansas Jayhawks. Spaziani. Smear. Reid. Lippincott. Johnson, Onkotz, Kutcs. and Hum. What words could describe this scene any better! Bob Campbell looks uheud-to a few yards-nnd maybe :1 rec- 0rd. Penn State's winncrf' Chuck Burkhart. fires a sprint out pass against Kansas in the Orange Bowl. THE ORANGE BOWL Penn State 15; Kansas 14 Few will forget the Nittany Lions' undefeated 1968 sea- son and who could forget the exciting climax of that season in the Orange Bowl where what looked like a dull 14-7 victory for Kansas was turned into an astounding 15-14 win for Penn State. With 1:28 on the Clock which Kansas had failed to run outt Chuck Burkhart threw a long pass to Bobby Campbell tlnear the left goal post and he made it to within three yards of the goal line. After two attempts to score failed, Burkhart changed the play which instinct told him was doomed to failure and much to the surprise of his team- mates as well as the Jayhawks. rolled out around left end for an easy t0uchd0wn-his first for Penn State. A pass into the end zone failed and Jayhawk fans swarmed onto the field. And then the red flag appeared- Kansas had had twelve players on the field! The penalty was stepped off. play resumed. and Campbell dove across the goal line for the two points-the 15-14 victory Penn State fans will never forget. A perfect 11-0 season completed. Coach Joe Paterno the following week was named Coach of the Year by the Amer- ican Football Coaches Association in Los Angeles and turned down a most attractive offer to coach the Pittsburgh Steelers. Returning home. he was greeted by a tremendous crowd that filled Rec Hall. He credited the honor accorded him to his players-ltwonderful young people-gentlemen with a good deal of characterll-and his coaching staff-- Hthe greatest coaching statT in America? Sophomorc. Ray Curinci. is ubuul Muuntuinccr 0f lhc bull. Hull!!! Rmv Ruy Ulinski. Tmincr: Ray Curinci. Fred Loncar. Mario 'l miu. Fred Anderson. Curl Decker. Bub Schcfcrlin. Russ Phillips. Dave Crcck. Jim VVLms. Richard Jcnks. Glenn Dunn. Jerry Hihhs. Swund me Jim chclnick. Mgr . Phil Scars. John Klim. Joe Comforlo. Charlie Messi- Soccer 10 294 chl outside. Uhollo. takes :1 shot at the goal. rclicvc n ncr, Bill Snyder. Cupl. Dave Stock, Bob Galvin. Joe Smith Pclc Mazur- ski. Toby Pyle. Ken Hingman. Vince 011110. Pete Joncx. Asst. Coach. Hcrh Schmidt. Conch. Jim Watts fires one at the West Virginia goal. Dave Stock goes up and over with the ball. John Kline attempts to regain control as he charges down the field. 295 The 1967 soccer team won five games lost four and tied one. With this vastly improved rec- ord over the previous year, and with many letter- men returning, the 1968 squad was predicted to have another winning season. A new coach Herb Schmidt was on hand to possibly add even greater impetus, but for one or more reasons, the end result never equalled the predictions. State finished 0-6-3 which was a bitter disappointment for all, not least the new Head Coach Schmidt. On closer analysis of the record, however, one gets the feeling that the record could have been a winning one with a little luck. State lost two games by one goal and tied three games. If they had won those five, which they could just as easily as not have won, they would have been 5-4. Of these four losses. now. the Lions were in all except the Maryland game in which they were badly beaten, 6-0. HOWever, they lost 6-3 to Army, 5-2 to West Chester, and 3-0 to Navy. None of those games were as bad as the score indicated. The season was disappointing to be sure, yet the Lions were within striking dis- tance .of success at all times. 1968 RECORD Won 0 Lost 6 Tied 3 Penn State ......... 1 West Virginia ., . 2 Penn State .. ..... 2 West Chester ..... . 5 Penn State ......... 3 Army ..... . 6 Penn State V V , ..... 1 Bucknell . . . . ...... 2 Penn State ......... 4 George Washington V 4 Penn State ..... . . 0 Navy . . . . . . . . . V 3 Penn State ......... 1 Temple . . 1 Penn State i 0 Maryland 6 Penn State ......... 1 Pittsburgh r , l Cross Country e V V E . 5 4 ' f' ., gh W l 4' w : I 5 r t I Bottom Ruuu-Richard Geiger, Mike Schurko, Co-Captain Albie er. Top Row-Coach Harry Groves, Manager James Mitchell: Asst. Coach Shcuffcr. Jeff Dcardorff; Jim Dixon, Terry Engclder. Second Row-Phil Warren Coleman: Freshman Coach James Dolan. Peterson. Art Knapp. Ralph Kissel. Ray Smith. Steve Gentry, Glenn Brew- The 1968 Lion squad had two new coaches. Head Coach Harry Groves and Assistant Coach Warren Coleman. They were presented with a 6- 2 season, largely on the strength of standout per- formances by Co-Captains Al Sheatfcr and Ray Smith. After an opening meet loss to Villanova, the squad bounced back to take four meets in a row before losing a heartbreaker 29-27, to pow- erhousc. Georgetown. The Lions bounced back to down Pitt. 20-35, and shutout Syracuse, 15- 50. From here the Lions went on to the IC4A championships where they finished a disappoint- ing sixth overall. despite the strong showing of Ray Smith and Al Sheaffer. This was a great let down. considering the power the Lions had shown in most meets. Coaches Groves and Cole- man have a good team. and with more maturing and experience perhaps they can improve the teams showing in these championship meets. E f a 1968 RECORD 5:: 2:2: :2 wIeLinzjfginia ' ' ' ' ' :13, Co-Captain Al Sheaffcr leads a pack of Lions to victory. Penn State V 15 Navy V . ...... 48 Penn State . 15 Temple . . ..... 50 Penn State . 15 Quantico . . . . . . 50 Penn State 29 Georgetown ,, t 27 Penn State . . 20 Pittsburgh , ....... 35 Penn State 15 Syracuse .......... 50 IC4A Championships Pcnn State: 6th Won 6 Lost 2 296 Hob Emery pcrforms on one of his specialties. the parallel bars. State's Dick chtmun shows perfect form in dismounting the side horse. l. Stutck incomparable ring man Dick chlmun caught here in one of his fine Paul chlcr stills this Rec Hall p-har routines. crowd. It helps to be strong in some gym cvcnls. Gymnastics Bob Emery executes a split in the free exercise. 299 After 30 years of unprecedented superiority, Coach Gene Wettstone has done it again. Penn State is the best in the East, and perhaps the best gymnastics team in America. The 1969 ver- sion of the Wettstone g-men will long be remem- bered as a team with awesome balance, depth and ability. State was deep in experience this year and it is perhaps this added factor which made the Lions all but invincible. This year saw a slight modification in gym- nastic meets as the trampoline routine was dropped from competition. State proved in its opening match that it wasnit very far from the peak as they beat Springfield 158.75 to 151.90. With several performers sitting the next match out, State completed its sweep of the State of Massachusetts by beating the University of Massachusetts 160.80 to 151.62. It was obvious at this point what was happening. With names like Emery, Swetman, Litow, Vexler, Kindon, Clark, Corrigan, Bunes, Dunn, etc., State was present- ing such a formidable squad, that when someone was off, one or two others were on. The balance and depth were beginning to take their toll on the opposition. Army and Navy were the next two Lion oppo- nents to fall and fall they did. The Lions hit above 160 in both meets and showed that they had reached a plateau in preparation for the Easterns. The major obstacle along the way was an encounter with arch rival Temple, themselves undefeated and capable of scoring 160 points. Before this meet, however, State had to take care of Syracuse. which they did without Emery. Swetman, and Vexler. State won 134.70 to 95.65 1969 Record Penn State ..... 158 75 Springfield . . , 151.90 Penn State . , . 160.80 Massachusetts .. 151.62 Penn State . . 160.11 Army . . 149.72 Penn State . . . . 160.37 Navy , , . 152.42 Penn State . . . . 134.70 Syracuse . 95.65 Penn State . . , , 163.62 Temple . . 162.47 Penn State . . . 161.65 Pittsburgh . . . 104.21 Penn State . . 162.82 tSouthern Connecticut 157.45 Eastern Championships4Penn State, 1st place. National Chumpionships-Penn State. 2nd place. Emery. winner of Nisscn Award as top senior gymnast. t Non-league match. Won 8; Lost 0 I-mm Rnu-Assislzml eoaeh Ed Isabelle. Co-Cuptain Bob Emery, Tom Williams. Casey Sanders, Tom Taylor, Bob Kocnig. Wayne Johnson, Clark. Dick chtmun. Co-Cuptuin John Kindon. Ed Bayuk, Len BunCs, Tom Dunn, Dave Kchler. Scolt Bresslcr. Manager Jeff Crunkshaw. Joc Litovu. Paul chlcr. Buck Row0Cuach Gene Wettstone. Glenn and it afforded some of our gymnasts who rarely see action a chance to sharpen their routines in live action. Next was Temple, and the 7,500 fans who were in Ree Hall saw the best finish to a gym meet since Steve Cohen and company de- feated Springfield three years ago by .05 of a point. It was obvious from the start that Temple belonged in the same hall with State. Just how much was the question to be answered. State held a slight lead through most of the meet and going into the fmal event was ahead by a couple of points. Both Dick Swetman and Joe Litow were good. but the judges afforded them scores in the low and middle 80s. Meanwhile Temple is reeling off 9.3005 to close the gap and put the deciding routine up to Bob Emery. Doing a dim- cult routine, Emery held the crowd spellbound as hc-twistcd. turned. swung and flew. The crowd Emery works the ever dangerous side horse. chtmun in Hight as he dismounls the horizontal bar. Joe Litow prepares for a handstund on the still rings. 1 . thUU-td'urd'. roared and Emery's 9.65 proved to be the mar- gin of victory in State's 163.62-162.47 victory. State's score was a new high in the NCAA this year and was a crowning achievement to the vice tory. Earlier in the meet Emery had scored a near iipcrfcct 9.7 on the side horse enroute to winning the All-Around competition. Although Pitt. Stateis next opponent. afforded little opposition. Wettstone kept his charges sharp with a 161.65-104.21 victory. Next was a non-lcague exhibition with Southern Connecticut State College. a surprisingly strong team. They are an independent squad and proved to be a good tune up for the upcoming Easterns at West Point. New York. chtman-a picture of strength and balance. Dick Swetman exhibits ruw strength on the rings. The Eastern Championships were the fmal goal for the Lions. State was the early favorite, of course. and they were not to be denied. As a team they won easily. defeating Temple once again 163.08 to 157.64. Bob Emery won the All- Around competition with Dick Swetman finishing second, Joe Litow placed fifth in this competi- tion, as State proved once again that they are the best in the East. . From the Easterns. the Lions went on to the W National at Seattle, Wash. $9 ,1. $ ta Wait t. , ,. 3 ' Stntchs Dunn swings up and over on the high bar. 302 Speed, paise. and fiexibility are exhibited in Ihc long horse 4, I Dunn strains to maintain form in the p-bar routine. W J.G- The free exercise. the ultimate in grace and agility. Sophomore Bruce Mcllo Hips a pass underneath against Carnegic-Mellon. BachalIcs. Brown. Boys. Back. Bach. Basketball. Bounce. Break. Bingo, Beautiful. What docs it all mean? It means something very much to State hoop fans. It means that basketball, the art of putting the round object in the basket more than the opponent docs. has returned to Penn State. It started a year ago with the signing of John Bach as new head coach of thc Lion cagcrs. Coming from Fordham, Bach brought with him a few key ingredients, like spirit and determination. He looked at his newly inherited team and said that thcyll have to hustle to break even at best. On paper State was far from awesome. On the count, they proved by March that they were good, not excellent but a good. solid basketball team. The rewards did not come easily. Afternoons of running laps and wind sprints. James Brown. the Beatles and Bach playingy ovcr tape recorders in the background. This coach was young, alive and soon State was alive. The long hours were worth it. State was 2-4 when they met heavily favored Niagara team over the Christmas holidays. This is where it happened. Calvin Mur- phy. All-Amcrican. fcll second to Penn State, 77-74. It was a win fcw predicted and one few will forget. It was the turning point in a good season. From there State won ten of its next tiftccn games. including eight of nine at home. The crowds bcgan to increase and it soon became obvious that State was a new, rcjuvcnatcd team. It was a blend of height, age, youth, and subtle speed which brought the Lions through. Senior Captain Bill Stansa ticld. at 0'8 was rarely outplayed, rarely out-rcboundcd. During the winning streak at home, Stanshcld was im- mcnsc under the boards. His tincst game of the year was in a losingy cause against Boston College. In this game Stans- ticld hcld AllvAmcrican Tcrry Driscoll to a standstill and Tom Daley stops and pops for two against Boston College. W . .. 4. 44 l,;..;;1jjj;;ijj'jff;;!i 3V E? xhw-iwii Phil Nichols rebounds above Syracuse. Bottom Row-Mike Egleston, Tom Daley, Ron Hornyak, Jim Linden, Gregg Hamilton, Bruce Mello, Manager Joseph Popow. Top Row- out-rebounded him by a decisive margin. Helping Stansheld under the boards was Senior Bill Young. Young had himself a line year all around. Although Bill was not known as a high scorer, he hit his first nine shots against Carnegie-Mel- lon to give the Lions an insurmountable halftime lead. The other front court man for Coach Bach was Sophomore Willie Bryant who was forced to play full-time immediately. Willie, a favorite with the fans, was almost a do-everything performer. He could shoot, rebound, dribble and make the good quick pass for an assist, a virtue possessed by few. In the backcourt for State was Sophomore Bruce Mello, who along with Bryant was forced to go full-time from the first game. Bruce was a great hustler who shot rarely, but made them count when he did. The fifth man remains. He is Tom Daley, the hreplug on this Nittany Lion team. Daley, PENN Slllll . at; Ft 305 Basketball ?ENN SUITE f RAJ l! -5. Coach John W. Bach, Phil Nichols, Captain Bill Stansfleld, Bill Young, Jeff Schweitzer, Chip Morton, Willie Bryant, Trainer Ray Ulinski. like Bryant, does everything and does it well. He is deadly from outside or inside and drives for the basket better per- haps than anyone else on the team. With Daley, Mello. and Bryant, the Lions had good speed to balance Young and Stansfieldls strength under the boards. Backing up the start- ing five were Mike Egleston, J im Linden and Ron Hornyak. These three were counted on by Bach as the main reserves to spell the starters. The Lions had a good year anyway you look at it. They lost to Boston College and Rutgeris by a total of six points. Both of those teams were in the N.I.T. With a few breaks State might have been there too. That, however, is in the past. What is in the future is very bright. With Daley, Bryant and Mello returning, plus a fine freshman team, the prospects for 1970 look very, very good. Bill Young just missed blocking this shot from outside. W2A Mike Eglcsmn pull: this. rebound away from a fm'ncgic opponent. m m Wg'Mu-vm - :1 .. .3 , ... . - n-N i3: 2. , ----' ' .3. 533mm x . ..... rm I X After a Slansflcld rebound, Bill Young Hips 11 pass 10 Willie Bryant. 306 Penn -. 5,'.;- .HJ... pcnn Penn I V ' . m it - PLnn Penn .. ' Penn ., Bill Stunsflcld State State B rucc M cllo hits goes high to block this shot. 969 Record 1 56 63 60 51 79 55 77 63 52 67 82 65 Won 13: Lost 9 Maryland Kent State Buffalo Syracuse Buckncll LaSallc Niagara DcPuul Georgetown Gettysburg Curncgie-Mellon Pittsburgh West Virginia Army Syracuse Bnckncll Navy 'l'cmplc Boston College West Virginia Pittsburgh Rutgers for two underneath against Boston Tom Daley Hips two more in for State. Willie Bryant beats Smith of Syracuse for a two point lay-up. 308 Daley-Two points. Young goes high for 21 run bound as Bryant watches the action. Bill Stansflcld hooks over Smith for two points. Slate's man-to-man defense is hard m move on. as Carnegie found out. anlck Don Stone stares his Maryland opponent down. Hyde h'untz work from underneath against Kline uf Maryland Clyde Frunlz has Kline in trouble, but the ref saw it the other way in this match. Craig Frcas starts a cradle on his mun at l37 pounds. 310 1 I hTAT 8 ml 5m 7 m 5m m mi N XV$1M Bottom Row-Bruce Balmat, Dana Balum, Philip Morone, Dick Keefe, Bob Abraham, Craig Freas, Martin Pallagut Harry Weinhofer. Second Row4Dick Yohn, Gerald Gold, Don Stone, Jim Crowthers, Wayne White, Tom Edwards, David Hess, Clyde Frantz, Leonard Rockey. Top Row4Coach The 1969 version of Lion matmen was to be the interim squad, the transition between the old greatness and the years to come. It proved to be just that in many respects, but the new faces and the old managed to give their Lion rooters a good bit to cheer about. The Lions Were green at most of the positions with names such as Balum, Stone, Keefe, Gold, Crowthers, Robel and Frantz, filling the spots. Some of the names were to become very familiar in Rec Hall, and other gymnasiums in the East. The year started off with a tie against Army, which wasnit bad for a green team. The highlight of this match was the emergence of Clyde Frantz as Stateis version of the premier wrestler in the East. Next on the schedule was an away match with Springfield in which the Lions were beaten 22-17. The Lions got their first taste of victory against Temple, beating the Owls, 20-14. State was ahead, 17-14, on the virtue of a pin by Clyde Frantz going into the heavyweight bout. Bob Robel decisioned his opponent to secure the first victory for the Lions. Next on the schedule was Maryland, who came to State as a heavy favorite. State won the first two bouts but Frantz lost a close decision to highly regarded Kline, to put a damper on the Lions hopes. Bob Funk pinned his man at 177 to pull the Lions to within four points, but Tom Hartz- '..l s hf; V$ V . TM '57: Wrestling ti 5m; '1' 5W; 111 5W! 111 5111; .H 3.11 Bill K011, Asst. Coach Rich Lorenzo, Trainer Ed Sulkowski. Jim Whitesel, Jon Schmid, George Potter, Bob Robel, John High, Captain Bob Funk, John Morrow, Tom Hartzfeid, George Saxe, Manager John Van Sicklin. feld was no match for Marylandis Sonntag at heavy- weight. The Lions then went on the road, up to New York. and scored two victories in two days against Cornell and Syracuse. The scores were 29-7 and 27-12 and showed that the Lions were beginning to emerge as a young, but seasoned team. The Lions then traveled to Annapolis to face Navy. Again the Lions were the un- derdogs, but they came within four points of one of the major upsets of the year. Following this heart- breaking loss was an equally heartbreaking 16-16 draw with Pitt. State had built up an early 14-3 lead but was caught by the Panthers for a draw. Clyde Frantz drew at 152 in this bout which was a big dis- appointment. However, Dana Balum came into his own by beating Cuba of Pitt at 130 by a 4-2 score. The Lions bounced back and ended the season by beating Lehigh, 22-12, and trouncing Rutgers, 34-5, at home in the seasons finale. Coach Bill K011 took his Lions and their 5-3-2 rec- ord to Princeton for the Easterns, and the Lions al- most stole the show. Bruce Balmat, Dana Balum, Dick Keefe, Clyde Frantz, Bob Abraham, and Jim Crowthers all made the semi-finals. Bob Funk, wres- tling at 191 after a mid-season shoulder separation was decisioned in the quarterfinals. It was a sad end- 311 Penn State Penn State . . Penn State V . Penn State 1 . . . Penn State V Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State . . . Penn State . , . . , . 34 Rutgers VVVVV ElWA: Penn State, tied for 3rd. Won 5; Lost 3; Tied 2 1969 Record . 16 Army . . . . . 17 Springfield 20 Temple 2. . 11 Maryland . 29 Cornell . V . 27 Syracuse 14 Navy ......... 22 Lehigh . 16 Pittsburgh ..... 22 .. .. 18 ......... 7 : '1' itewua Frantz actually got Kline on his back in this sequence but it was not enough to pull out a win. Don Stone comes up neutral at the edge of the mat against his Maryland opponent. ing to a tine career at State for the Lion Captain, but he went out hghting, and was a great inspiration to the entire team. Clyde Frantz was the only Lion to reach the finals and he made good on it, decisioning McBeth of Army, 5-0. Frantz was voted the tiOut- standing Wrestlerh at the Championships, which is quite a feat for a sophomore. The Lions ended up tied for third with Lehigh, behind Navy and Army. It was a good year for State as it turned out, with nothing but blue sky ahead. 312 Bob Abraham fights hard here for an escape and one point. Stone almost got 21 Inke-down here. but lost his man. Frantz attempts a bear-hug on Kline :14 . L e i A 4 - Magda; , 533E... m thxs second perlod shot. Swimming 5 Burton; Rou---John Oleyur, Jay Mawhinncy, Ron Rick- Jim Livingston, Manager Dave Sc1lers, Jr. 'l'op Row2- crt, Lester Bocckcl. Jim Grimlh, Eric Mchncrt, Robert George 7.01121, Dave Plant, Gus Achcy, Captain Bill Burkhardt, Robert Likcn. Second Ruw-Couch Lou Moscr. Brian Kudis, Bob Reich, Stewart Craig, A1 Hick- MuchiH. Mike chcr, chT Eisenstat, Mike McKenna. man, James S. Millcrw Asst. Coach Douglas Burns, Jay Lenka. Fred Kelsey, Andrew Ccchct. John Kasscl, Coach Lou MacNeill saw his 1968 team go 0- 9 in their first year of compclition and in 1969, they wurc 2-8 and a lot better than the previous yeari Eleven of thirteen school records were broken this year which indicates considerable in- dividual improvement. The only real disappoint- ment of thc year was Eric Mchncrfs failure to i better his own records in the 500- and 10002 mctcr frucstylcs. Eric still had a fine year, and was Stutcis most consistent performer. State had strength in the diving competition from Steve Miller and Jim Livingston. Livingston holds the diving record with 202.05 points fol- lowed closcly by Steve Miller. State lost its first eight mccts bcl'orc upcnding Indiana, 61-52, and Buffalo 64-40. In the Indiana mcct State had two doublc winncrs. Dave Plait won both the 50 yard free style and the 200 meter individual medley. Statcis other double winner was Steve Miller in thc onc-and thrcc-mclcr diving. With nothing but underclassmcn on the squad, the prospects for continued improvement are good in the years to come. Practice makes pcrfccluin diving. 1969 Record Penn State V 38 Temple V 65 Penn State 31 Villanovn i . 73 Penn State 44 Pittsburgh . 69 Penn State 35 Syracuse . . . . V 78 Penn State . 44 Johns Hopkins . . 69 Penn $1310 39 Maryland . V 73 Penn State 30 Buckncll . . 83 Penn State 33 West Virginia . 70 Penn Stan: . 61 Indiana . . V V . 52 Penn State , 64 Buffalo . V . . , 40 Won 2; Lost 8 Fencing The 1969 fencing team enjoyed its best year since 1963 as they posted a 7-2 record. The only two lesses were a 13-14 opening match against Temp1e and 10-17 loss to a strong Navy team. One of best features of this record was the fact that it was accomplished with only three return- ing seniors and a group of underclassmen. There- fore State can expect some good years ahead under Coach Dick Klima. For the second straight year Temple ruined the Lions opening day. Howevcrt the Lions bounced back to score six straight victories be- fore losing to Navy. Included in this string were narrow wins. 15-12 over Brooklyn College and 14-13 over Buffalo. This was the second year in a row that the Lions beat Buffalo 14-13. After losing to Navy the Lions closed out their regular season by trouneing Rutgers 16-11, and then en- tered the Intercollegiates in New York, N.Y., tin- ishing tenth. 1969 Record Penn State . 13 Temple . . . . . . t 14 Penn State V . . . 221 Lafayette . 6 Penn State . 15 Brooklyn College 12 Penn State . . . 20 Syracuse . V 2 Penn State 23 Johns Hopkins 4 Penn State . V . . 14 Buffalo . ..... i . 13 Penn State . . . 17 Newark College ..... 10 Penn State . 10 Navy V . . . . . 17 Penn State V 16 Rutgers . . 1 1 ICFA Championships: Penn State--10th. W on 7; Lost 2 A score for State! 1301mm Row-Co-Cuptain Rick Wright. Co-Captain Tim Wesley. John Cleary, Tom Marehetto, Ned Ridings, Jim Doering, Charles Kegley. Jon Sehmid, Hurry Hill, Tullio Wolfe. Gutti. Top Rmv4-Coach Richard Klinm, Frank Sutultt, Dick Bottom Row-Captain Art Edmondson, Fred Sayen, Dave Kowalczwk, Bill Gross. Top RoweMaj. Dundas Orr, Coach; One of State's marksmen takes aim at practice. Rifle 316 Don Brinton, A1 Dunning, Myles Thomas, Bruce Tallmadge, Cornelis Van Dop, Lee Connor, Christopher Madaio. In rihe, State followed up its good 1968 year with another one, posting a 5-3 record. Maj. Dundas Orr, the coach, saw his Lion shooters perform very admirably in the face of a rough schedule. After an impressive opening win against Lehigh, State lost 1299-1381 to Army. State then beat Indiana by 90 points before bow- ing to Navy 1341-1395. State bounced back to beat Carnegie-Mellon but lost at West Virginia. The Lions found the range again, however, as they ended their season beating Villanova and Bucknell. With teams like Army and Navy on the sched- ule, it's hard to be undefeated. The Lions proved, however, that they can shoot with anyone, and the years ahead should be good ones. 1969 Record Penn State . 1318 Lehigh V . V . ,. . . . 1259 Penn State V . 1299 Army ............ 1381 Penn State 1337 Indiana .......... 1247 Penn State V , . 1341 Navy , . . ....... . 1395 Penn State . i 1322 Carnegie-Mellon , . . . 1276 1Penn State 1325 West Virginia 1 . . . 1385 ytPenn State 1325 Army ....... . , . V 1374 Penn State . 1297 Villanova . ....... 1267 Penn State 1351 Bucknell i . . ...... 1292 Won 5; Lost 3 Triangular meet. Now. I know you're down there somewhere! It looks good from here! 4 . - -J? 011333 3. : . . ; ,, 5r , , .. -' 1.3 Bolton; Rmv lecll Mcnk. Ralph Spcurly. Jim Allgycr. Noel Wrohlc. Ken Harm. 11m Wullx. 10c Nnrdini. Wnync Burns, Dzuc chomti, George Ccsnik, Terry Ycarick. Joe fnmfortu, Rod Cowlmrn. Dick Drchcr. Mike Egleston Sw- mul RvaHcad Umch Chuck Mcdlnr. Gary Kamnskic. Bill Micsky, Gary Mundcrhuch. Denny l,ingcrfchcr. Jim Owcnx. John Fcuthcrslonc. Scotx Frymirc, Bob Ahxulum. Kcn Schmcll. Dave Fore. Frank szwiuni. Assistant Couch Don Kepler. Assixtnm Gulch Dick Smith. Manager John Slullcr. Head Coach Chuck Mcdlur giving his honest opinion 10 an appreciative ump! 318 Baseball Usually, a batter has less than one-tenth of a second to make the decision that hasjust been made. - - r q - - b .J u - . o. a 5 - k a- t . .- - V 1 . - ' ' a v a .- - $ 1 'fan Y'kw! -. 3...; -5 1 :m . j' .' ' .m'f : . Hraf'fgjth 'kail: AL, -. . - . 319 The 1967 version of the Nittany nine gave great promise and hope for the 1968 team. Many lettermen returned, including ace pitcher Denny Lingenfelter. But this was not to be the 11great year. Not even new Beaver Field could prevent the team from posting a 10-12 record, the worst in the last 33 years of Penn State baseball. 1n the opener against Bucknell, Lingenfelter gave up four hits and two runs while striking out eight in an abbreviated contest. State won, 11-2, and the season opened pleasantly for Head Coach Chuck Medlar, who was in his sixth season at the helm. The second game of the season will be long- remembered by Penn Staters. Playing for the first time in the new Beaver Field State beat Gettys- burg 4-0. That would be a good christening to any ball field, but the fact that Sophomore Bill Micsky fired a no-hitter for the win in his first varsity start makes the game something very spe- cial. Actually, State started off very quickly, win- ning the first five games but then the roof began to cave in. Sloppy fielding and poor timing led to defeats which should never have been. When the pitching was good, poor fielding and hitting led to defeats in close games. When the hitters found their eyes, the pitching could not hold up. It was this problem which plagued the Lions for most of the year. Losses to Indiana, Rutgers, Lafayette and Pitt are prime examples of this. Coach Medlar must have been disappointed with his teams overall showing. But Penn State has been and still is a good baseball school. The mistakes were made and were costly. State is a good team and good teams have a habit of learn- ing from mistakes, ifs ttwait 1til next year! for Penn State baseball fans. A lost cap and a stolen base! I968 RECORD Penn State ......... I I PcnnState... .... 4 Penn State ......... l9 Penn State ......... 2 Penn State ......... 3 Penn State ......... 0 Penn State ....... . 3 Penn Stale ......... 4 Penn State ......... 2 Penn State ......... 3 Penn State 2 Penn State ........ 2 Penn State ......... 3 Penn State ......... 6 Penn State ......... 3 Penn State ......... 4 Penn State ......... 2 Penn State ......... 3 Penn State ........ 0 Won 9 Buck nell .......... 2 Gettysburg ........ 0 J uniata ............ l I Lehigh ............ 0 Ithaca ............ 0 Ithaca ............ 4 Rutgers ........... 4 Rutgerx ........... 2 Indiana ........... 3 Syracuse .......... 6 Syracuse .......... 0 Lafayette .......... 1! Rider ............. 8 Rider ............. 10 Temple ........... 9 Mansfield ......... I Maryland ......... 1 Pin ............... 5 Pin ............... 4 Lost IO You decidwis he or isnl he? I'm glad he missed! 320 Soph Bill Micsky making history against Gettysburg , , 7 . , .- -31$7'9'3-$..9,,154 . . Q Ia d 4 ' .' '2, State's Chuck Harvey coming down the stretch. 4 Iii' h I U l ?IIH ifmw EN 5111' II S W St Bulmm erttt4MumtgL-r Tom MeOonnell. Steve Calhoun. Joe Bowkcxx James Engelder. Ben Whisler. Joe Witkowski. Bob Beam. Barry Rounds, A1 Shzxeffcr, Charles Bradley, Jeff Buckingham, Head Manager Corne- lius Abelsma. Second Run;Hcad Coach John Lucas. Field Coach John Doolittle. Hubert White. Jim McWilliams, Howard Epstein. A1 Muecilli. Don McCourt. Charles Hull, Ray Smith. Jeff Dcardorf, Dave Leuthold, ':7RUH..I w'. After a 5-2 record in 1967 the Nittanies dropped a notch to 4-3 in 1968. If there was one weakness in this year's team, it was the lack of overall balance. This was evident in the opener 215 Army maintained its seven-year supremacy over the Lions by winning decisively, 106-48. The fol- lowing week was much of the same as Villancwa won, 97-66. In this meet, Villanovu set four new Stadium records. State also came in for some glory as the 440-relay team 01' Bob Kester. Ken Brinker. Charles Hull and Bob Beam set a new stadium record 0142.7. The meet against Syracuse was all Penn State. The Lions took 13 ftrstst 14 seconds, and 13 thirds in winning by an impressive 111-34 score. Beam won the 100 in 10 seconds flat. and Ray Smith. won the mile in 4:193. States high jump record holder, John Cabiati won his specialty with a jump 01765 . The 440-re1ay team bettered its new record of 42.7 by one-tenth of a second and the relay continued to be States must Con- sistent event. In the 1C4A championships, State placed eighth. The team placed second in the 440-re1uy in the Penn Relays. The four-man relay team went on to represent Penn State in the NCAA championships later in the year. With everything considered, State had a fairly successful year with hope of a better year to come. The indoor track team defeated Pitt but lost to Navy and Army. goo. Y 3 mil 7 'II g! I; . 57m HTML $5 le QISllM il x ' 1 x. t 1: V - ..- 15m: - i f 0 'L III ht , '1 m m 1 L115: . 51! x1157 h 51 K s . 1 Jim Dixon. Phil Peterson. Bob Kcster, Dick Richardson. Jue Nichol, Assistant Coach Frank Arismzm, Assistant Coach Tom Tait. Thinl Run' -Ralph Kissel. Ruger Kaufman. Harry McLaughlin. John Cubiuti. Steve Gentry. Charles Loschmunn. Fred Kingston, Dan Wolfe. Chuck Harvey. Ken Brinker. Bill Mahoney. Captain Warren Rockwell '1. In Night terminology. this is known as the point of nu return. -v Stulc'x Tcrry lingcldcr and Ray Smith running 1-2 at the gun lap. 1968 RECORD Penn State 48 Army 106 Penn Slzuc 66 Villanovu 97 OHIO STATE RELAYS PENN RELAYS Penn State 70 Navy 80 Penn Sum: 111 Syracuse 34 4'Pcnn Slate 91V; Pitt 57 Syracuse 24V: W. Virginia 10 1C4A Championships Eighth Place Won 4 Lost 3 Big Four Aln'l Track Dun't give up Albic, muybc hc'll slip in the mud! A man and his moment Slute1s Kingston is a picture 01' concentration1and hope. 322 Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn Penn State Won 6 1968 RECORD 13 19 Lost 3 Tied l Buckncll F cQ M Maryland Loyola Syracuse Rutgers Lchigh Cortland State . Delaware Hobart Lacrosse Don't luokA H LX I f! u-.- $',JNDACLNUIXOWW Bottom Row Dick Patton. Lynn Trusal. Rick Henry. Gary Puttcr- McGuonc. Conch Dick Pcncck. Manager Charlie Brinkcr. 'I'lu'nl sun. Randy Voigt. Mike Pussnno, Steve Henderson. Scz'uml Rmv- Rmv BiIl Kuppcl. Bub Schocpnim Ken Euhvurds. Dave Schuck. Manager Steve Silberg, Coach Tommy Hayes. Al Drccland, Gerry John OBI'icn. SuuulSchuulcy. Jay Mctuy, Stun Brittinghmn. Cumin. Rick Rut , Galen Godbcy, John Matthews. Loren Slolp, Jim 323 Slate's Juhn Oiliricn scores from in close. Darn, I missed it! The promise displayed by the 1967 lacrosse squad was realized in 1968. Coach Dick Pencelds Laxer1s put talent drive and hustle to work achieving a 6-3-1 record. Notable achievements were a 9-5 victory over Loyola, a 9-9 tie with Cortland State, and a season ending 11-9 victory over Hobart. Both Loyola and Cortland State have always been strong squads and Hobart kept State from 21 .500 season in 1967. All three losses were to major powers, espe- cially Rutgers, who had been sixth-rankcd the previous year. This season had to bc a success in every sense of the word. It was States first win- ning campaign in several years. and it was done by a squad which should improve with time. Trusid and Henry criss-cruss for position in fmnt 01' :in upponcntk goal. What makes plays like these? Good coaching and u lot of tape! 324 'l'om DeHufT, Bob Claraval. Glenn Rupert. Tom Daley. Couch Holmes Cuthrull. Captain Mario Obando, Neal Kramer, Joe Kaplan. Matty Kohn. Usually an 8-4 record in any sport is received as a successful mark. Howcvcrt Head Coach Holmes Cathrall and his fine tennis squad may have been just a bit disappointed over that record this past tennis season. State started off quickly by shutting out West Virginia and beating Buck- nell easily. But the tide turned quickly as State was shut out at Navy, one of the Eastern power- houses. This more or less set the pattern for the year, as State reeled off two more convincing vic- tories before being bombed 297 by C olgate. After State had whipped Georgetown 8-1. they were shut out by the Terps of Maryland. State wound up winning three of its last four. including a sea- son ending 8-1 win over Pittsburgh. Led by Mario Obando and Neal Kramer. State maintained a high level of tennis competition. With more depth and a few breaks State could improve on that 8-4 record in 1969. I968 RECORD Won 8 Lost 4 Penn State 9 W. Virginia , 0 Penn State V ,V 7 Bucknell t 2 Penn State ....... 0 Navy ,, 9 Penn State . 9 Gettysburg 0 Penn State . 8 Syracuse . 1 Penn State . 2 Colgate 7 Penn State . 8 Georgetown 1 Penn State 0 Maryland 9 Penn State 8 Lehigh 1 Penn State 5 Delaware 0 Penn State 1 Army 8 Penn State 8 Pitt 1 I i c251 +4, puunw- . e m? ' A 5 U A Statek Tum Apple gets in a few swings in an early spring practice. Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State Penn State F.I.G.A. 1968 Golf Record 6 4 6 6 V; 3 7 Penn State 1051 in Sudden Death Penn State Penn State t. :11 I mummy IIMIMIEHY Illmisllllu ill Ill 1 1.1 III I I 6 Huekncll 1 Georgetown 3 V illanovu 1 Maryland 17V2 West Virginia 4 Lchigh 0 .- lndiunu State 6 Won by Harvard; Penn Stale; third Indiana Invitational. Syracuse 2 Pittsburgh I Won 7: 1.05! 2 The 1968 golf team. although quite successful in regular play, was unable to repeat as Eastern Champion. Led by two seasoned veterans, Jim Geiger and Frank Guise. Coach Joe Boylek Lions started quickly winning their first three matches. Sandwiched around a 4-3 win over Georgetown were 6-1 wins over both Bueknell and Villanovzi. It was here that the Lions hit a snug. losing 6V2-17Vz to Maryland and su11ering u heartbreaking 3-4 loss to West Virginia. The Lions regrouped their game well at this point. and rebounded by trouncing Lehigh 7-0 and Indiana State 6-1. In the Eastern Championships. held at Princeton, the Lions were bitterly disappointed with finishing third behind Har- vard and Princeton. State's chances were seriously hampered early as Frank Guise had scores of 85 and 86. State had been the defending champ. having won back to back titles in 1966 and 1967. In the Indiana Invitational Tournament. State was dead- locked for first at the end of regulation play. In a sudden death overtime match. Stateix' Tom Apple and Jim Geiger lost 7-8! Frank Guise won individual honors with a sizzling 71. The Lions finished out the year with a convincing 5-2 win over Syracuse and a 6-1 victory over rival Pitt. Although such prestigious titles as Eastern Champs were not retained. the Lions still presented an excellent team effort. I! i l. lintmm Ruw--130b Hihsehmun. Frank Guise, Tom Apple. .S'mndinymCoueh Joe Boyle, Max 10min, George Washburn. Frwin Sunigu. Captain Jim Geiger. Golf 326 ' xII - ' 1w 'x, zvefs ;xW recreation ll lonkx good we fan but then its Ll long alley! . i v; r k ,I. - L ! a. matwum o J4 Girl's gym team offers poise, talent and beauty. Bnlrum RuwwLorraine Abel. Barbara DcWitt, Connie Ncubold. Biz Caffo, Judy VanTosh. Sunnd meaDcllu Durant. Sue Nichols, Maryann Domilrovilz. Ice is such slippery stuff. The Womenis Recreation Association is gov- erned by the Executive Board composed of a group of elected and appointed officers This group designs and plans the program of activities available to the Penn State co-ed. Clubs and in- terest groups ofTer opportunities for instruction and informal competition. The intramurals offer planned tournament in a variety of sports and include co-cd tournaments. WRA Clubs are offered to the girl who is in- terested in instruction and participation and who is able to participate regularly at a scheduled time. Because of the structure and function of many clubs such as Naiads. who perform in an aquacade, and Orchesis members who present an annual dance concert, regular attendance is nec- essary for a girl interested in becoming a club member. Interest groups are planned for the girl who is interested in participation and in gaining instruc- tion. These groups are held on an informal clinic- type basis. They can come for practice or instruc- tion at any of the scheduled times. Regular at- tendance is encouraged but it is not essential for participation. Each term numerous intramural tournaments are conducted tco-cd. individual. dual. and teami. You can sign up for the tournaments with your WRA Recreation Leader in your ttJR units, sorority or with your town representative. The Women's Varsity Sports Program is a competitive sports program for undergraduate women and is sponsored by the College of Health and Physical Education. Teams include field hockey, basketball, bowling. fencing. gymnastics. riHe. golf. lacrosse. softball and tennis. Hope she docsnit get her hair caught in thc laces! Easy? Try it some time. You take ix. 1 dunk want ii! It looks like the end of a short trip! -$--. A Tcrp on his way to the turf! Here's a real kick in the head. 330 Pick on s omeone your own size! ?la N T W? ' Is he swimming or calling for help? 3w Basketball is only one of many extracurricular sports. 332 Recreation In theory I should stop! Under the direction of Clarence M. Sykes and William C. Swan, the College of Health and Physical Education operates one of the largest ments intramural programs in the country. Leagues are operated for undergraduate dorm men, fraternity men, and independents, as well as for graduate dorm men and independents. Seven- teen individual and team sports comprise the list of available activities. The biggest sport of the year is touch football in Fall Term. Nightly throughout most of the term many spectators as well as players gather on the lighted fields near Beaver Stadium and East Halls. Golf, tennis singles and bowling round out the Fall Term action. The Winter Term season is highlighted by basketball with handball, paddle- ball, badmitton, volleyball and swimming com- pleting the competition. Soccer, track, golf, and tennis doubles bring the IM year to a close in Spring Term. In fraternity competition, Phi Gamma Delta won the touch football championship and had enough all-around strength to capture the EC. Bischoff Trophy, Symbolic of the IM all-year champion. West Hallts Balsam house took top honors in the dorm league for the year. Now nobody get a split, okay? I hope he doesn't return this one! 333 Outing Club Would you believe UHUM on. I'm coming! Alone on :1 rapid. The Penn State Outing Club is one of the most active organizations on eumpus. This y 'ur the club has added an Equestrian Division. Over 600 stu- dents participate in one or more of the tive divi- .sions. During the winter months. the Ski Division or- ganizes trips to nearby ski slopes. Over term breaks longer trips are made to ski areas in New York State. The Ski Division provides 0n :1 rental basis. all the equipment needed by skiers. The Rock Climbing Division holds practice climbs locally near Coburn and Huntingdon. In the past year. they have made trips to Seneca Rocks. W. Vzt.. and to Upper New York State. During the winter months the club provides equipment and organizes ice climbing trips. The Cabin and Trail Division sponsors hiking trips and cabin parties throughout the year. Dur ing the spring. many of the nearby rivers and streams are frequented by the members of the Canoe Division. Cheerleaders The 1968 football season saw these twenty men and women Cheer the Penn State team to the best season in the history of the school. For ttve Suturv day afternoons last fall. the 47.000 plus fans that packed Beaver Stadium were led in cheers by our tine cheerleaders. The highlight of the season was the Orange Bowl Classic in Miami. Flue There they led the Lions to their llth straight victory of the 1968 season. But football games are not the only duty of the cheerleaders. All during the wintert a smaller group turns out to accompany the pep band in leading cheers for the Nittany Lion hoop men. In short. the function of the Cheerleaders is maintaining and increasing school spirit at Penn State. Along with the Block S Club. they spon- sor and participate in the Friday evening pep ral- lies before the Saturday afternoon games. A cheer for State in the Orange Bowl! i. .$ ru . rI' 336 S r O 1 n e S susan bradley mary lee keane ginny zook senior co-editors II 07. A! 7K! la Vie salutes the Class of 1969 F. M. ABL-L K. D. ABELS C B ABELSMA R. J. ABRAHAM B. ABRAMS D. ABRAMS E. ABRAMS L M. ABRAMS M. N. ABRAMS S. C. ABRAMS R. A. ABSALOM J, ACITELLI Bl W. ADAMS C. A. ADAMS G. AA ADAMS R. S. ADAMS 1' B, ADELMAN T, A, ADLER U M. AFTON J. M AGARDI S. R. AGLOW E. D. AGOSTINELLI X W. J. AGURKIS P. 15. AHRIiNS N. C. AIKEN IL D. AINSCOUUH E. J. AKPAN B. R. ALBERT 338 C. T. ALBERT, JR. H. R. ALBERT M. D. ALBERT D. S. ALBERTSON T. B. ALBRlC-HT S. L'. ALDRICH D. A. ALEXANDER M L. ALEXANDER C. L ALLEN .l. K. ALLEN W. N ALLEN C. B ALLISON E. Q ALLISON, JR, 1. L. ALLISON J. E, ALLISON L. J. ALLISON T. L. ALLSHOUSE V. J, ALLSPAUGH WA 13. ALMQUIST, JR. D. A. ALTMYER R. C. ALWINE C. H. AMBLER M. A. AMBRASS J. P. AMBROSE D. L. AMES L. O. AMMERMAN B. L. ANDERSON 339 t, R. ANDLRSON Ii AL ANDERSON L. L. ANDERSON F. W. ANDERSON 1.. S. ANDERSON R. J. ANDERSON W. l.. ANDLRSON D. L. ANDES R. L. ANDRE R. M. ANDRES D. P. ANDREWS E. F. ANDREWS l,. L. ANDREWS M. J. ANDREWS S. M. ANDREWS L. E. ANGSTADT C. A. ANKE R. J. ANNECHINI 8 J. D. ANSELL E. V. ANSPACH D. E. ANTES L. A. ANTOLICK K. M. ANTONITIS D. A. ANTRIM D. L. APPLE T. CC APPLE C. L. AQUILINA M. P. AQUlLlNA J. M. ARCULIN A. C. ARLOTTI. JR. Z . F. ARMENT A. S. ARMSTRONG '- E x 2 C r' C R. E. ARNOLD BE A. ASCHKENAS J W. ASHKAR M. A. ATHENS R. W. ATVVELL P. L. AUGHENBAUGH D. L. AUMILLER . F. ARM STRONG J. T ARNONE D. B. ASHTON RA 1.. AUBEL D. C. AUPPERLE M. E. ARMSTRONG J. E ARNOV'ITZ E. M. ASTLEFORD E. R. AUCHENBACH T J. AURENTZ 341 A l.. ARNOLD U. L. ARTHUR N. 1.. ASTON B. R. AUERBACH J, M. AUSTIN U. E ARNOLD, JR. J. S. ARTHURS. JR. A. S. ASTRA D. A. AUGENSTEIN V. U. AUSTIN A4 A. AUWAI;RTER A IR AVBEL M. M. AVERILL L IL AVERY IL M AVNER R. F. AYERS K, A AYRE'S H. A. BABBITT J. J, BABIARZ C. BABYAK B. E. BACHMAN B. U. BACHMAN 1 li. BACKUS C. A BAFUN D. G BADSTIBNER R. H. BAUBY S. A. BAILEY L. G. BAIR N. BAIRD J. M. BAIRHALTER L. S. BAKER M. C. BAKER W. J. BAKER P. R. BALDWIN S. M, BALDWIN W. C. BALDWIN A. U. BALESTRIERE 342 J. A, BALIS S. A. BALTHASER B. D. BANAS R. M. BANE C. L. BANG V. J. BANIS W. J. BANNON M. L. BANTA R. B. BANZETT T. A. BARAGONE G. W'. BARAN P. N. BARAN R. H. BARD J. A. BARDI D. B. BAREFOOT R. H. BARKER R. 0- HARLEY. JR. 1. W. HARLOW F. F. BARNES, In W. A. BARNES C. E. BARNHART B. A. BARON J. M. BARON J. F. BARR C. R. BARRETT M. D. BARRETT R. T. BARRETT L. A. BARRICKMAN 343 J. E. BARRY R. P, BARTON J K. BAUM l.. S, BART J, E. BARTOO S, S. BASS T. M. BAUM R. J. BARTEIL M. R. BARTOS R. E, BAST M A BATFEER R. L. BAUMAN R. C. BARTHOLOMAE A. L BARTOSIEWICZ B. A, BASTEN DORF K. F. BAUER P. C. BAVITZ T. C . BARTLETT W. L. BARWIS, JR, E. l. BATES R. W. BAUER J. E. BAYLINE J J. BARTO, JR. M. f. BASILIO .3 - . BATLLE C. L. BAUGHMAN Ii. D. BAYUK B. F. BEACHER J. A. BEALKO J. R. BEAM 5. M. BEARDSLEY R. A. BEAUMONT J. M. BECHDEL N. L BECK N. M. BECK C. J. BECKER 5- K- BECKLEY J. E. BEEGLE P. BEEGLE J. B. BEEMILLER, JR. 5. L. BEER L B. BEERER. JR. i M- BEUIS 7 W. J. BEGLhY A. BELFUS R; S. BELICA P. L BELKNAP B. K BELL L'. M. BELL N. A. BELL N. H. BELL R. P. BELL l.. L. BELLIG T- H BELLONE H. M. BHSH B. 1:. BELSON T P. BEM H. IL BLENDER W. F BliNDER C. A. BENEDE'ITO J. V. BENNARDO. JR. B. R, BL-NNER .L L BLNNER l:.. L. BENNETT B. 1., BENNINUER L. A. BENNON S. P. BENT D. C, BENTON R. 1:. BENTZ J, P. BERARDUCCI W. B. BEREZOWSKY M. J. BERG M. I. BERGER M. J, BERGER G. H. BIiRth-ZR 7.. . M. BERGSTEIN S. A. BERGSTEIN B. H. BERGSTROM S. M. BERISH J. C. 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BOYNTON J. R. BOZIC R. R. BOZZELLI 0 E. BRACKEN E, L BRADEL C. T. BRADLEY J, J. BRADLEY M. M BRADLEY K, S BRADY T. K. BRADY Ii E. BRAGG J. S. BRAIDIC U. f. BRANCH M. BRAND L. L. BRANHAN P. BRATIC G. A. BRATTEN G. R. BRAULKIE 350 N. J. BRAUN K. E BRESLXN A. BRINKER R. S. BRODA L. A. BROOKS 0. S. BREDBENNER W. L. BRETHAUER C. H. BRINKER M. E. BRODERICK M. M. BROOKS B. K. BRENNEN D. B. BRINTON R. R. BRODMAN B. D. BROSLAT M. E. BRENNER E. J. BRICILLO W. A. BRITTINGHAM L. R. BRODSKY A, BROWN 351 L. I: BREON W. P. BRICKER E. K. BROCK E. A. BROMINSKI C. D BROWN R. BRILLMAN J. B. BROCKI KV R. BRONG C. F. BROWN L', l-j, BROWN D H. BROWN D. V. BROWN L. H. BROWN 15. IS. BROWN G. E. BROWN J, R. BROWN J. E. BROWN J. M. BROWN K. A, BROWN K BROWN K. H4 BROWN K. W, BROWN L. J. BROWN M. L BROWN M. E. BROWN P. G. BROWN P. A. BROWN B A BROWNSTEIN f. L BROZ L. G. BRUCH R. C. BRUCH J. M BRUGGER M. L. BRYANT J, A. BUBEN J, M. BUCHAKJIAN T. C. BUCHANAN 352 P. A. BUCHERT II. M. BUCKINGHAM J. W. BUCKLER L. BUCKWALTER. JR. T. F. BUDDVVALK J. M BUFAIJNI L. E. BUFFINGTON C. A. BURD J C. BURDGE R. L. BURKERT R. H. BURKET S. BURKETT N. R. BURKHARD F. R. BURKHART M. R. BURKHOLDER A. C. BURNS R. C. BURRITT T L. BUSH J. J. BUTERA J. J. BUTLER K. L. BUTLER R. S. BUTLER K G. BUTLER L M. BUTTER R. D. BUTTERS E. L. BUZARD C. L, BYER L. R. BYERS 353 U A. CABLE R. S. CADMAN L. M. CAGGESO F H. CAIN W. G. CALE, JR. D. B. CAMENSON D. J. CAMERON T. L. CAMERON P. A CAMPANARO L. .L CAMPBELL R. B. CAMPBELL C. J. CANTON! M, J. CANTOR B H. CAPELL H. M. CAPLAN S T. CAPLAN V. P. CAPRIO R J, CARELLI D, A. CARFLEY S. E. CARL G. A. CARLINO M. H. CARLISLE D. E. CARLSON N. L. CARLSON LC A. CARMELLA J. H. CARN C. E. CARNAHAN 354 KL M. C'ARNAHAN B. M. CARNECCHIA M. C. CAROTHERS W. W. CARPENTER J. A. CARPISASSI M. L CARROLL. S. E. CARROLL W. J. CARROLL D. AL CARRUTHERS D. E. CARSON JE K. CARTER J. E. CARTER JE A. CASCIOTTI C. P. CASE 111 J. Y. CASE J. W. CASELLA M. A. CASS R. M. CASSARO M. J. CATALINA CK E. CATHERWOOD M. F. CATINO N. C. CATTELI, C. A. CAUFFIEL G. R. CAUFFMAN E. S. CAVALLUCCI L. B. CAYE A- MA CECCACCI R. D. CECIL R, P CENKER D. E, CERCONE W. J. CERIANI G. J, CERMINARA M. R. CHAIT E. W. CHARLES M. A CHARLESEN R J. CHARLESON J. M. CHAWESON D. E. CHEATLE R. V. CHERRINGTON M. A. CHERUNDOLO L M. CHERVINSKY F. D, CHESLOCK D. M. C'HILDS A. J. CHIRIELEISON C. A. CHITESTER F. E. CHMIEL M M. CHMIELOWSKI A. A. CHONTOS R. R. CHORNEY G. L, CHOTINER C. C. CHRIST M. E. CHRISTIANSEN L. K, CHUCOT A. CHUD M. CHUPAK B. L. CHURCH M. L. CHURILLA J. L. CICCARELLI 356 R. ClNIBULK AA A. CIOTOLA S. M. CISOWSKI R. T. CLAGGETT F A. CLARK J. B. CLARK M. P. CLARK N. E CLARK K. C. CLARKE M. J. CLARKE S. E. CLARKE WK F. CLAUHS D. D. CLAYCOMB M K. CLEAVELAND P. R. CLEMENS C A. CLEMENT M- A. CLOSE L- 1- CLOUSE .l. W. CLUCK J. E. CLUESMANN R. W. COADY D. S. COBLE J. L. COBLE D T. COCCODRILLI B. L. COCHRAN J. E. CODER R. M. CODER E. J. CODY P. W. COFFEE E. K. COHEN 357 B. B, COOPERSMITH 5 A. COPES J. D. 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DAVIDHIZAR D. S. DAVIDSON L. DAVIDSON B. E. DAVIS D. S. DAVIS G. C. DAVIS u, w, DAVIS L. w. DAVIS M. K. DAVIS R R. DAVIS Y. K DAVIS R, J. DAWES 361 1 R, W. DAWES C M. DAWSON C. W, DAY N W. DE ANGELIS F. D. DE BELLAS E. M. DIE BOER J. L. DE BOER D. H. DE HART J, L. DE HOFF L. M. DEJURE R. F. DE LACY D. P. DE LEON J, K DE LORENZO J. A. DIE MARIA l.. 13. DE VICTOR C. B. DE WITI' T. R. DEAN L. E DECANINI W K. DECKER. JR; W. J, DECKER D. A. DEER D. J. DEETER Ii M. DELLINGER T. J. DELMOORE G. E. DELONG K. E. DEMARIO G. H. DERR III 362 R. J. DliSIDERATI J. M. DliTATO QL A. DETTORIE C A. DETZ S R- DEUl. L W- DEUTSCH h S. 1.. DEUTSCH J. F. DEVERS R. 1.. DEWEY M 1.. DEZACK R. A. DI CROCE VV R DlJlROlANlO l.. A DI NICOLA R. M. DIORIO D. L. DICKEHUTH L, W'. DICKINSON K. L DK'KSTEIN J. A. DIEFFENBACH B. J. DlEHl. K. D. DIERDORF, JR. T. J. DIETHORN A U. DIETZ M, A. BILL J. E. DILWORTH D. S. DIMUCCI A. J. DION D. K. DION M. S. DIRK 363 J. E, DISEND D. L. DISQUE D. L. DISSINGER R. L DISTEFANO l. R. 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VM KQa5 524 MEMBERS Jeri Abminson Kathy Keller Vivia A athy Kis ancy Alcx Kathy Knizncr Janct Ashlon Janicc Kroh n Asni inda Lawless Anne Bcllegm cr dilh Macan cann chc Judith McBride Susan Biackmorc ian McKuc usnn loo Maryann McMastcr Kathleen Bommgardncr Andrea Mel crcsa Borio ctsy oglh Sharon Boyd pnl Moracco Sally Bran Sharon O'Neill Chnsuhc Brown Sherry P ary n Bucknum Joan R Beverly Bu Barbara Ros Susan Cor arcl RubensIcm Aletn Correll Susan Schack D 10 DcBoard ca Schwartz Dcn gc Demon Eliz atbc h She Jane ffy C ordclin Shindmlcr Susan Einicr ancy Shoemaker i cyEl Jean Shultz Patricia Fetkocvich PI mcla SilInpcrI Sh irley Fro Louise Smit Jane Grecnberg Susan Sicrnbcrg udilh Grossman an I SIin onna Gruslcr Stephanie Stoyne Linda chry nnc ySw Ann Iscnberg Marilyn Jakubowski Jacqueline Jon Va lcric Jone 5 Catherine Yost ALPHA PI MU Industrial Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS Pr esident ................. Charles Waglner Vice- President ................. JoKhn Ke ller Corresponding Secretary ....... Albert Hiller Rec ording Sec ret a r.y . . . Darryl Makepeace Treasurer ................ Richard Reynolds Adviser ................ Dr Donald Ermer MEMBERS Larry Buffingto orgc Purvis Ge Robert Schaefcr Kc nncth Criswenll Paul Croasmun Dennis Stump Charles Davis James Tubbsp Roy Ha James Zdi 11a John McCabc homas anrley ALPHA TAU ALPHA Professional Agriculrural Education Fraternity OFFICERS Pres iden V , , . . . . Sylvester J Tanner Vice- President . . . 1 Donald L. anck Secretary ....... Philip L. Lobaugh Treasurer .......... Peter W Schempf Reporter .................. Dale G. Empet Se rgeant-ut-Arms ........ William L. Hess MEMBERS Timothy Bechdcl Philip Lobaugh Yvonne Davis Guy Nauglc Kc 1y Duncan D 1 John Ebcrsoic Pctcr Schcmpi Da c Empcl Jo Sch rlz Tho Fisher Edd Sc Ron ld Frederick Ed :1rd 1 Charles Harley Bradley Sollcnbcrgcr Will. Hess S i ester J. Richard Thomas Stephen Kline J11 .1mcs Whi 1c ANGEL FLIGHT Womc'IfS Service Honorary OFFICERS Commander ............ Jeannie Williams Executive Qtiicer .......... Joan R0 ths Administrative Ohicer . .LCcciie Hisler Comptroler ................. 1nd aWiborg Adviser V Robert Pemberton LlCapt. USAF MEMBERS Suc B1111: Patricia Fincgan arol Books ChrisL c1 LIZ Bricillo Peggy Paxson Brenda dy Rab 1 Donna Clingamun Barbara Scalamanchu Barbara Corm cr Ann 0v Don nnu C11 Evelyn Urbanski ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Air F orce ROTC Honorary OFFICERS Commander Executive Oiiicerr Ope1ations Office dministrutive Officer Comptro ........ V . lnformaotion Officer . . . . Pledge Trainer . Ro dger Curnow William Margerum Douglas McAnallan ollace Warner Peter Zapalo. Jr. Anggl Flight Liaison . icah rd Ranker Adwser , . , . Robert Pemberton USAF MEMBERS Stephen Bartlett Clifford Harzc Davi dBcll Robert Jun Barry Boldissar Vinccnl Mortimer, Jr. John Cl lcar Richard Pod Lawrence 1 ross icr u P.1u Dcll Steven Salro Frederick Dricsrbach J mes Suilwan Barry Har Joseph Sholtis Hcrbcri Harrrisr Richard Weller BETA ALPHA PSI A ccounting Honorary OFFICERS President . Vicc-President Secretary Treasurer George Bergner ....... Fr ed Ebert Morton Millhaus er Ro be rt Marioni MEMBERS Slephani Andrews Jeiircy Umwcns so Glenn Aumillcr odncy Cherrington Sum cy Barman David Chrcnci Stuart Blacker Elliot Cohen Michael Bochnov1ch Conmc Collins Richard 0y LcRo Dup cr Sandi Branrdt James Focarcla John But David Erunkfori Churlcs Cathcrwood cn nis Fruhwirth Harold Fu lk Jonathan Harimelin Richa rd H111 Murray Hhatrtzbcrg Alan Hcc James Mark Kaiscrman Eugene Kziminski David 1 Larry Lash Joseph zu MEMBERS C ariton Miller Jack Oppenheimer Davi d Pe David Thomas Michacl Tinkc lma n Ric chard Vanderbrook ayn c Robert hi 1c Edsil Mcddnugh Wall lcr Zimmerman BETA GAMMA SIGMA Business Administrarion Honor Society Pre siden ....... Vice- Pretsident Secretary Treasurer . Adviser ank Ar ris Charles Beimlock Richgd Curcio Ii OFFICERS 1 George Bergner Donald Wallace William Decker . Leroy Dapper William Decker MEMBERS Albert Puches Honoraries and Professional Societies C HI EPSILON Civil Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS President Edward Szympruch Vicc-Presidcnl Richard Thorsten Secretary Ronald Hoffman Treasurer D11 vid Davis Adviser Archibald McDonnell MEMBERS SIcphcn Sayuk Charles Schntf Narmun Weaver JI1mcsI Wright Richard Crane Dennis Crnck Vict Van Houmz Glenn chls'chlur COALY SOCIETY A gricullural Honorary OFFICERS . Thomas Hartsock . Richard Rishel Secretary . Tina Kostcnboder Scrgeant-aI-Arms . . Robert Pcpplc Adviser . Dr. David Bcppler President Vicc-Presidcnt DELTA ALPHA DELTA Wanwzfs Debate Honorary OFFICERS President V V . . Janet Tach lst Vice-Prcsidcnt Nan ncy Lo ogan 2nd Vice-Prcsident Deborah Alwater Sccreta nry Associate Secretary Assistant r'SccrctaIy Trea . . Mr.C1ayton Schug Advissorer V V Mr. Clayton Schug MEMBERS Lcu AVL-ry Barbara Joseph Vundlin BluIchforLl EllL-n KIIy .1rhan1 . . KI11hlccn KinizrnL-r Tanya Buddwulk BI1rhIIrI1 Tru y Bush Ly 1111 oolllcrr D 1nnc Clark DormlIy Riley Beth Frank Susan Sclm Pulricia 15011 C hcryl ShII Susan GnndlL-mIIII Nlilnlurcl StrarnnLr Judilh Grossm I1n 1-1hL-r Whit DELTA NU ALPHA Transportation F ratcrnit y OFFICERS President . . Thomas GormIIn Vice-Prcsidcnl . . Carl Wood Sccrc c1I11y . Thomas Craig TreasuIcr I William Reed Recor'dCI of Records Pctcr Hartman Adviser Dr. John Coyle MEMBERS wgltcr Alchlcy bcrl Kar ichcr v.51: IL' I, s ; RichIIrd CWIs Dun .11d Loomis Larry Bushcy John MCI i1z ' John McCI1r1hy L' Joseph L IIrlcy Sunny nic Edward English John I In Gerald Iishcr HIonms Robe Charles FrI1n7th.1 cpth Smudnnur V1ichIIcl Gch Richard Tu Terry H.1lL hdwurd TIrcllo on Inlcy Joseph y.cnn RIchard Hillon WilliII Walker Joscp 101m 11 Richard WIIllcrs Gnry MichIIcl Wash 1 KciIh KInIrchncr GIIry Williamson Professmnal Busuwss AdmInIslratIon F ratcrmty OFF 1C ERS President Senior Vice- PIIcsideht Junior Vice- President Rob tDappcr Ch 1r1cs chrhards David Hermanns Secretary Byron Rovegno Treasurer I Stanley Berman Adviser Dr. Robert Koehler DELTA SIGMA RHO TAU KAPPA ALPHA F ormsic Honorary OFFICERS President Virginia Morgan Vice- President lconard Bcrkowitz SccrctaIy onna chcnson Treasurer Mr Clayton Schug Advisor Mr. Clayton Schug MEMBERS LconIIrd Bcrkowill. Virginia MurgIm illiIIm I1vcy .lnhn Wurlham Donna l cvcnsnn ETA KAPPA NU Electrical Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS President Vicc- President . Conesponding Secrcluly Recording Secret ar y I V James Cluck . Da vid Hockcr V Paul Lubold Joseph Sclepack Treasurer ,,,,, Gary Reynolds BrIdgc Correspondent . Ronald Cenkcr Adviser . V . . . V . . V ClIfTord Holt, JI'. MEMBERS J .11n cs Anhurs Gregory Crcsswcll Don I1lLl AsliIon 1irI1nci WIIlIcr Benson Bruce D 11c Hurry Binford Theodore DnlpiIIz Jr. chrgc BrI1u lkL KcnnL 1h MIIrvin rubukcr P.11Il DcmshI 1r David Burns lyn I1 Diuy Ronald C nrclli Samuel D1111 Ill Ccn kcr Raymom d Farnhum ClilTord Chrisl Daniel Fcrcncc James 11 James :clrow J1 hn Conovcr Joseph Gamic :1 MEMBERS MEMBERS kiiclhncl Gelllsic Em rcncc Mobcrly, Jr IOTA SIGMA PI anuc :lelison ii : Lilcldstor hcl M dden ICLF I r1. . :Iry IsorI IIry 1C a lecim 6'3? 1c??? i c WOWWVS Chews ? HOW 506' ? Eddiigifaqghggmcu ?JETSIYCFHEEC Mayna'd William Hcllirich llgrucc Nanbncm l :I m'Ikcr glevc'riy B ay dBowman harqn Mcgdg Bertram i uymon II :ImIIr OFFICERS apca . n , among 0 Davi oc 'cr IIrry Plau JIInIcc FIshcr karcn ' Gary Rc nolds Pres Janet Susan Gregor Chris Turno k cd 0 man Donald Hone! I rcdcrick Hublcr Alun Richcnbnchcr Kenneths Roscnslcci Penny Shaton Vice PeIIesidCIIt Mary Doisky Barbara J'canync Huber Arlene Waszcznk Letty Wharton zyillinm1k mlllldson Sltlr r-Ild-S 5 Corresponding Secretary Doris Starner Mary La '1r ari 0 mm ad frc Stephen Jaroski William Salibrici RecordIng Seer W W H MarjoriH pOtT Robert Jpnncss Joseph ch pack Treasurer ...... .Bi Ie JeIn enry jopn Em g0 nnis Smlin,k Membership ChaiI IIma . Margarita Yevitz o In an corgc . o lysl I Robert anc I DunIcl Swayze Marie Cmie Lecture Co- chairmen WIlliImI KIssIcL DIIvid T.I Beth He'venor Stephen chcn C lino rd TliIomson Jane Martmdale KAPPA TAU ALPHA on Ir IIwrcnc r . I . John Lommock RlIcrimrd cl' AdVISel ' Dri Mary Willard . . nis Love ynUI. Journalism Honor Socwty P.IIIl Lublold lWilrzjiarm Svililcnnisky MEMBERS Jo hn Lul rc cm: cbc Raymond MCCIInII Larry Yoder PSSHCthIco Bcrgslrom C452; Ecrwsdorf OFFICERS C hnrlcs McF addcn Robert Yodcr Kim Cr-micr Jean Mart'n . Humid MCHRgh , Henry 260 Lium FciIncmorc Sandra chhold PreSldent - '''''''''''' Pam Seydor I'M rcncc MuscngLr I ruver Dccn na Wic ker Secretary ....... Kathryn Litwak Marilyn Hummcrberg Susan Youngr Adviser , IIIIIIIIIII ohn Harrison MEMBERS Bclhannc Bojanic Bernadine Kopec im Docr rin au v ne Muildrcd Has! Michael Serriil urt Kcmpncr Carly n Si Ipes Ronald Kolb Honorary Industrial Education KAPPA PHI National Christian College Girls Club OFFICERS KERAMOS i . . Curtis Finch . . . Vice- PrcsichIt ..... , S. Richard Wicrstcincr Ceramic SCWHCF Honor SONNY Sccretary-TIeaSIIrcII . Wayne Detwiler, Sr. Advi leg . . Dr. Joseph Impeilitteri President OFFICERS ...... Karen Meade Marjorie Poff Marjea Brand OFFICERS Pres iden .. . . John Kaniuk Vice- President Richard Wright President . . 2nd Vice- President Recording Secretary MEMBERS William Alexander AIIIIII Kaufman :gussiili 133150? .Lohn Kcrfteucr Treasurer .......... JanlCC FlShCF Secretary Kenjnelzh gangs; Iran III 11501 099 csc reasurer . ,,,,,,,, . 0 n arrIs Dan'el Clark Scott Koslcnballidcr Cha 821p iiiii S ''''''''' LChriS Txg?0Ck Herald MiliVOj an Donald Cramcr wiIIiam M 51 Corresponding ccrclary ..... Lynette Ison Ad . 'v I - - DI . G R d EubthIancrrliy iphn PCR Editor Historian , I . . Wyharton V'se' IIIIII r' 11y In one mm m mms 0 Assinstant Pledge Mistress . I . . lSueyL Lindstrom mH IR 1 h . WII'II' I W SIIIISSIW ....... s wmIam w. Coleman 11 MEMBERS David Blistnn Allen Davis Mrs. Ned E. Weller Honoraries and Professional Societies LAKONIDES Womclfs Physical Education and Recreation Honorary Presiden t . Vice- President Secr Treasurer Adviser Judy Beachler Patricia Bellman usan ar e Barbarao DeWill Janet Patricia 0Fwemnnsler OFFICERS Patricia Edmonds Martha Adaums MEMBERS Marion Homer Judy Zoble MU PHI EPSILON Professional M usic Sororit y President , Vice-Presidcnl Secretary Treasurer Adviser V Susan Aldrich Donna Cameron Carolyn Gingher Jud Z11 OFFICERS , Barbara Thomson Nancy McMullen ........ Jill Edelman V . Ra anee Dunkle ..... Frances Andrews MEMBERS Ann chrzicwski Dorothy Mcllvccn He en Snowdon OMICRON NU Home Economics Honor Society Pr Adv1sor Elaine Andrews Eileen Anspach anct Kncrr lesident . . . . . Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer . OFFICERS ..... Linda Bitzer I ....... Lesii MEMBERS Julia Lathrop a r- a C. 5' r 3 Margaret Schellin Wilma Sh oafi' Nancy Margaret oSprowls Winsome Wcavcr Elizabeth Weslrick Ruth Whallcy Mar yElsa Wrisndcr Jcr crrye eiW me Elizabeth Withers PERSHING RIFLES ' National M ilitary Honorary Executive Officer OFFICERS Commanding Oleccr 1e Post Doris Starner V Dr. Barbara Bensmore Robert Bewley Thomas Buchanan Robert J astremskl Lawrence Richardson ruce Bell Lentz MEMBERS Sta nlcy Ayers Bob Dodson Jerryi Burnstccl Don Whitfield Dcn sChapman PHI ALPHA THETA History Honor Society OFFICERS Pres idn . . , .......... Kar neH 1d Vice- President ..... Richard Winrslow, III Secretary-Treasulcl Elaine Rubin Historian ..... . . . Galen Godbey Adviser ........... Dr Philip Klein MEMBERS Robert Andrews. Jr. Tcrric Heinrich Barbara Bm Robert Hocnich Robe rt Blaclkson Sharon Hofkin Alien nc ic Nancy Miller Christine Coitrill David Rim; 0 an! Flicker Karen Scamcn Robert Sm ith Pamela Wal in c Charles Green Frances Wocrner PHI CHI THETA Women's Professional Business Sorority OFFICERS President ...... . , . . . Sandi Brandt Vice-President . . . 1 ...... Sandy Oczkowicz Recording Secreta ary . . . , . Kathy Swiecinski Corresponding Secretary V Peggy Ryan Treasurer Anne Patterson Adviser ....... Ralph Wherry MEMBERS Snuc Bra dley Debbie Champion Roscann Conscr Sue Erdly Gayle Graziano Allison Na lor Jo Anne Svidunrovich Marsha Winga PHI EPSILON KAPPA Merfs Physical Education Honorary OFFICERS . V Bruce Wyatt ..... Jerome Bierly .eH enry Dolecki U1 6 ........................ JaErriic Boyer Sergeant- at- Arms Faculty Advisor . Sccretary-Treasurcr . . . G id .............. sWat tst Mr. David Engerbretson MEMBERS Robert Becker Robert Funk Kenneth Bergman James Pos Jerome ' Gregory Sschuizc Eric Bo 1' Jam mcs W211 115 Dennis Daguc Mark Wiison Henry Doiccki Bruce Wyatt PHI EPSILON PHI Botany Honor Society OFFICERS President ..................... Jan;es Elgin Vice-President V . dFries Seer . V . . f . i Edmund nHolcom Treasurrer .................... Jam suN uss Adv irse Dr James Starling MEMBERS Kiel hB ng Robert Smith Marlh:3 rHunsbcrgcr Vincent Snyder Diane Krc Eric Stoncr Tha lin Lewiscr Edward Vasilcik Allen Mansfield Barbara White Bruc cMichle Cynthia Whori Bart on Moyer James Wolf John Nagurny PHI ETA SIGMA F reslzmcn M en's Scholastic Honor Society OFFICERS Pres Vice- Peresiderit Secretary-Treasurer ..... . V, James Griffiths ....... James Wright Richard McArdle He Histor ............... . . enry Millman Advisern .................. Lawrence Perez MEMBERS Thomas Anderson James Focareta Rober 1 As h Thomas Frangesh amucl Bear Carl ritz Victor Berg Robe x Ga Paul Bilzi Chester Gasowski Robe t Bla ruce wenz Robert Bonsungl Roberta elasgo Wesle Bowers Theodore Goldberg William Brcssicr Jose Goidbiu Richard Brook 5 holas Goschy Mihvoj run Jam Griffiths Robert Budd Russell 610 s obert Burcik Stephen Hartline George Burgess R1chard Ha John Byrne hn ayes. Scott Cairns Charles Heckman 1 Castle C arics Henry, Jr Paul Church Fra Hcrk chard Ric ard M1chacl Cybulsky Da 1 Herzbergcr Dar l ank lrwm Hollande Da 1d Dankovic John Huifna agic Dav1d Dcppen Gary 1 e Steven Dowshcn Richard Kandziolka Dav1 Dupei Roger Kaufman Marc Filstcm Michael Kearmey Stephen Fm Ol'tbe Kige Thomas Find Danielt Kirkepalrick MEMBERS Edward Kosan Carl Rentschler Bruce Kristof Pa 1 iva uc Jo Km 5 Paul Robertson Albert Krupko Ronald R h Randolph K 12 Lawrence Riosenberg David La 1 Robert Rub Jay Len er Nicholas Rbussian Allan Lewis Case Sanders Aian Littman Lawrence Schiller R1chard Logue John Lutz Barton Schneyer Rob Lync Gary Sch Ichard Mazonkey Howard Schwaru Richard Mc Daniel Sco Tcrry Mcth Edward Smgc James McKa Michacl Skchan Ronald Machan omas S 11 Charles Me k Stephen Solomon Jack Merr Its William S rail R chard Mlllcr uane Steiner James Mill Wiilia Stinger Henry Millman Glenn Strickler LeRoy Mi Richard Strinmauer Michael Mmor Benjamin Sunderln d George Moor Charla Tayl Thom M01 0601 Thom Richard Morrison Harvey Triman Cohsaries Mow J s V l R00 1 P canowski Barr ters ephen Voytck aid Petraxm Bruce Wagn Paul Phillips 6. L. Williamson W1lliam Pollak George Wil eHry Purse Waller Worhacz Robert Puskar Carl right Peter Racciato James anht Carl Ra bcn C lYodc Raymond Young aync Rensimcr PHI LAMBDA UPSILON Chemistry Honor Society OFFICERS Pres iend ............. Peter Lau Vice- President . Robert Metcaif Secre etary ..... 1 1 , Allan Bloom Alumni Secretary 1 Dr. Thom msa s.F Evan Council lor . , Dr. William Bitler Honoraries and Professional Societies MEMBERS William Kluusmcicr aydcn Lancaster John Mcislcr Richard Adams :1 V Bowcrsox Richard Patrick Joel Elias 03 Pine William Fern Dennis Postup Cari Fri! Eric Prysm Robert Gallo Dennis Rohrbaugh Robert 1 n . Conrad Schmidt Albert Trcusch John Kapura Ric hard Wright Men's Music Honorary OFFICERS President George Cerminara Vice-President Jonathani Strumpf Secretuarreyr1 . erin Bundy Treas , R1cha1'd Burg Pledgemasler . 1 George Born ar en , . . , Gary Wilson Executive Aiumni Secretary Ned Trautman MEMBERS cw Berg. cr John Porlclii Mitchell Berger Michael Roll 4 id B , obcn Sec Scott Cairns crcncc Sccsc W11 iam Cox Daryl Shadlc Sheldon Ehrct David Harrison Krcnizsky oman ux David Musscr Stanley Willis PHI SIGMA Biological Sciences Honor Society President Vice- Plrcsident Treas Secrclttlarryr Advisei Ernest Ehnilnzellcr ook Gym; Koch OFFICERS Raymond Wilhour Michael Krasnuk avid Shrincr . Thomas Weidensaul Leon R. Kneebone MEMBERS Bruce Michrincy John Na 'u William Ncrindcrmycr Richard 511' oclb Thomas Thomuls Robert. White Leonard Ycarick PHI SIGMA IOTA Romance Languages Honor Society President SecretarrSy-Treasurm Advise onnic Abram' OFFICERS Cecile Hisler Fr ancine Kean Dr. Hugh Chapm man, Jr.; N1 cholas Brentin MEMBERS Calhic Rilller 530 PHI UPSILON OMICRON Home Economics Professional F ralerm'ty OFFICERS Piesident . . Linda Schant V1ce-Presidcnt , Carol Grcidanus Secret tary 1 . Kathy Miller Treastliuel ....... ail Douds Adviso or . Dr. Winona Morgan MEMBERS Virginia Ailspuugh Kathy Hannu Be ckly Suc Pilgcr Mar ryunni Bicscckcr Lcsicy Post Linda y Shel Carol Cantorni Sally Sherwood Natalie Dabich Aline Taylor fhcrry Donghin Jan Wilbur Libby Gaumcr Liz Withers PI ALPHA XI Professional F raternity in F loriculture OFFICERS President . . . . Dennis WPolnick Vice- President . John Pie ersol Secr ary . . 1 Edwarda VasKilcik Trcasturcr . ......... och Chaplain ,,,,, Phillip aWilliams Adviser .Dr. Chico Haramaki MEMBERS John Picrsol Edward Vasilcik PI GAMMA MU Social Sciences Honor Society OFFICERS Pres iend ........ . DIS Emory Brown Vice- President . . . . D.r John Searles Secretary ......... .Mrs Jeanette Lynch Treasurer . V . . ............ J ohn Miller PI SIGMA ALPHA Political Science Honor Society OFFICERS President . .................. Peter Bowers Secretary .................. Suzanne White Treasurer ................... Albert Danon Adviser ................ Dr. Stephen Boyan MEMBERS Paul Bar mm D. Herman Kraut Swphe Willard Lockwood Robe cr! tMackenzic N1cholas Mailas Harry c onn on Alfred Ferguson Harold S rucc Gor Rosemary Spagnolo Rlchard Gr y Barry Subk J y Gurmanlun c Bernadine Kopcc Robert Kosscif PI TAU SIGMA Mechanical Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS Pres iend . . James Ashkar Vice- President . . , . , . . Dale Gruver Sccre ary .................. Edward GroH Corretsponding Secretary . ..... John Vonada Treasurer ....... GeraJld Robertson Adviser . . Charles Dillio MEMBERS J11 A: Dennis Mcrkel mes shkar Stephen Barlleu Gcrald Robertson Gary Sama Steven Satrom James Hanic John Myr on McClain Mike Wanncnchak PSI CHI Psychology Honorary OFFICERS President ................ 1 . . . Steve Lewis Vice- Preside nt ............ Mike Saks Sccretary-Treashrer . ...... Bennet Wartman Advisor .............. Dr. Robert Freeman QUARTERDECK SOCIETY Navy Honorary Society OFFICERS Commander 1 . Michael Barrett Vice- Commander . . , Robert Jacobs Ships Secretary ..... Charles KNiemstine Social Secretary ............ atthews Advisor ............ Lt. Jon Shewchuk: USN Richard Bari rye Robert Bobullilnski $9M anzc ichurd Corellicr Stewart Craig Tho as can lenn Dclong Daniel Dilicr av1d nsming r Joseph Estabrook: Daniel ishcr Michael Fiahcny Jerry F0 rd Joel Frank Richard Gallamo Eu enc G nna Gregory Grcwhawick Samuel Grove John Haroldson n ayes Timothy Houlihan Earl Joh no Robert Jo David Kowaiczyk Craig Li cble r Jo hn Lux Paul Maicr MEMBERS Mic hacl Mart ella Charles Mzclchioris John Yarrison RHO TAU SIGMA Radio and Television Honorary Preside m . Vice- President . Secre Treasurrer . V . . Adviser Joseph Bcrwanger Robert Leningwell OFFICERS David Handler Ni ck Dubil . . . . . Joani Kalesta ...... Donald King V Dr. Harold Nelson MEMBERS Nick Marncll David Siolkin Honoraries and Professional Societies SCABBARD AND BLADE Tri-Serricc Military Honorary OFFICERS President William Musser Vice-Parrevsident Richard Bowman Seer Thomps Buchanan Treasurre?V WIllIam Justice Social Chairman Denms SadowskI Advisers WIllIam J. Wallis, Capt. USAF George E. eonar . LL. USN RIchard S. MIller. Lt. COL. U.S.A. MEMBERS William Agurkis ClifTord Hnrzc Cha lcs Paul Hassle S! y Alan Kcyscr Stephen Bartlett George Nor :In Willard Lockwood Bruce 1 WIllinm Mark Alan Bcrkstrcsscr J n Matthews Stanley 0 orgc Medwick Louis Bern m nrI Ellw od Noll Gerald Bcrnslccl E. O'Donovan Robe Bcw Gary ObiIngcr Barr BOIdlSS-lr RIchard Pcnma i harlcs Boyer John Pric Robert Bozzclii Brynn Ricgle Mn k ro ks DnVI Rogel ohn Christiansun James Rohr ugh John Cochr William RothschIld Paul Creasy 81 n Sauo Ronald Crouch Pcicr Schcmpf Rodger Cu w Jeffrey Sle d MIchac D'Andrics TI olhy S ves Paul D'A icy; Dcnms Siroublc Da Diilcr a is chitzcr Joseph Estnbrookx Lcc Swmsburb Richar d Fr rec Charles Tallman Donalcd Frischkorn Thomas e or C har sGeigcr Robcr lTomlinson Bryanc oss Donarld Whitfield John Harper SCARAB National Arclzitaclural Honorary OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Stephen Hruby Treasurer Raymond Blinn .Craig Lentz Wa aney eoxC nync Ronald Dcllaria James Dugla Terry Dun William Gnallatghcr Jcifrcy Gilbcr James cnn 0 Harry Kaufman MEMBERS Lurr ry Koc Michael Koslival C raii. ' Lcnlz Rohcrl Lopcnskc Pctcr McBurney Larry Wolford SIGMA ALPHA ETA Speech and Hearing Honor Society Preesidn Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Barbara Conner Consiance Dennis Din anc enry Susan Hirsch OFFICERS . Ronna Biergstcin . Dennis Pirnot JoEllen Marley Ba rbara Davi , Russell Morley MEMBERS Ruth Ncwbury Mark 0' Neill 532 SIGMA DELTA CHI Professional Journalism Society OFFICERS President , i . . , , . ..... . Cliff Ellner Vicc-President . , . Lew MaIcus Secretuarryr . . V Jo hn Gin grich Trea . .Denny Kulchski Membersrhip Chairman V L'ir yFo rd Adv visor . . Dr. Henryr rSchultz: MEMBERS James Bradley 0 Lewis chl'rcy Bright Michael Machugn Ricchard Burkcu Don Macch ox aync Martorclh Wei Iliay mpsE Morris Mcrlz c harlcs FciiJstok Bruce Ra ar amil ichard Ra 11 Karl ing Charles Redmond Ronald Koib MIk Serril Glen Kranzi aui Scydor Gary Kunklcman Jay Shorc Paul Levi SIGMA GAMMA TAU A erospace Engineering Honorary OFFICERS Pres ied nt . . . Robert Coleman Vice- President i Joseph Kadingo Secretary mermit Trout Treasurer . ...... uel Venneri Adviser D.r Barnes McCuormick Jr. MEMBERS Brent Bcacher Stephen Walker SIGMA PI SIGMA National Physics Honor Society OFFICERS President .................... David Davis President 1 . ........... William Leipold Vicee President ............. im Klitgord Secr ary ................... Kathy Meyer FacIiJIty Advisor ......... Dr Roger Herman MEMBERS Clifford Bastuschcck Kathy Mcycr Norman 111 ar Paul Maser David 1111.15 Joseph Oma io Karl Flemmg Williams Prarsons Jos ph Eoiima Albert Per . Thomas RIriloadcs William Leupold Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS Pre siend .................... John Fetchen Vice- President ................ Fre er Secretary ................... Robert Tuleya Treasurer ................. Joseph Selepack Historian .................... J a mes Cluck Adviser . .............. Lawrence Perez MEMBERS Andrew Arnoldi Robert Lapzinski Vaughn Craig Len Richard Avncr Robert Livzczcy James Ballantyne Pau ubo rt au :1 Ch as M gnan Brent Bccchcr Kenneth N1cholls ICh rd Bi ave Riccitelll Stanley Brlczmsk1 Robert Richards phcn Bu 2 Arthur Rose a m Alfr d Collins avid R1chard Crane J nas as Dam1co Robert Sal Rob 1 Drak Bhuminder S1ngh Albrecht 1311ch John tcclc Ala rrct! Robert Thrus aymond Farnham Tho as Tomaszcwskl Terry Fe rar Mik en Viet Van Hoang Gregory chporls T omas Wucnschcl Thomas Kozu SIGMA TAU DELTA Professional English Fraternity OFFICERS Pres iden Alan Slutskin Vice- President Cecelia Recklau Secre tary . . . . . V 1 Margaret Yocom Treaesurer . . . . , ........ Carole ZeigIer AdV1sor ........... Mrs. Ralph Ricker MEMBERS Susa n AgI ow Margaret Mauer Wilbert Bohrn Al1ce Patterso Ju Iia Coov Linda Helcne Ellenbogcn JosephEn gal ndcr Steven Fisher Anne Saks Margaret Glaislcr Michael Sa 5 H v Idma Susie Schwar z Sherry Goldslcin Joyce Sc1f rt Gail Gr 1011 Jack Shr J1 da Gree Linda Simmons lly H Sara Smi BeIIarose InsIer Chrisune Soucy Marsha Kr II W1Iham Tcaie Dorcas Kuhck J anet Tkach Carol Long Ellen Warren Nikki Manos Dennis Winter Marlene Manon TAU BETA PI Engineering Honor Society OFFICERS Pre ..... . . . ........... Daniel Lutz Vice- SPerresident ................. Craig Lemz ..................... Dav id Ro ff Coerrsespornding Secretary ...... Harry Scholtz Recorder Secretary . ........ Joseph Scholtz Cataloguer ............... Roy Bartholomae Student Council Representative Hayden Lancaster THETA SIGMA PHI Womerfs Professional Journalism Society OFFICERS Pres ied nt . ................ Mary Feilke Vice- President . . , , aCay 6 Secretary nSipes Treasurer , ...... V . . Margaret yScheIlin Historian ............... Kathryn Li tw ak Programn Chairman . . Peggy Stranner Publicity Chairman ..... Jud Ri fe Adviso ............ Dr. Nancy Jones MEMBERS Ginn Mildred Hasi Bethanne cBojanic Martha Hare Joanne Borrelli Sara Hcrter Josephine Ciraqu ManIyn Koch Dian ne at Diane Lew15 anc Cro rel tt Lesley Post Lauren lDeutsch Nancy Patti Fil1ip ppi Margaret Sprowls Beth Gra my Wiis Patricia Gurosky XI SIGMA PI F orestry Honor Society OFFICERS Forest ................ Law wrence Swandic Associate Forester ,,,,, Ra ndolphe dEhrenzeIIer Secretary- Fiscal Agent ....... 1ck SeideI ger .................. Michadel Simmons Advisor . . Mr. CharIes Strauss MEMBERS Robert Karrfall Harry tamer Dennis Afton Robert Bauer Michael Kusko Clyde B aun Earl Meyerr John Eveland Davida Mi Robert Fisher Thom sRleisinger Richard Guldm Frederick Ritchey David Hartman Jack R0 er Robert White Frank Wright A Acacia V V V 231 Academics . 5-48 Activities V V - 119-195 Administration V . V . 5-24 Agricultural and Home Economics Extension V . 17 Agriculture College of . 26-27 Agriculture Student Counci1 . V V . 137 Air Force R.O.T.C. V V . V ..... 24 Alpha Chi Omega . V ..... 200 Alpha Chi Rho 232 Alpha Chi Sigma V . . V 233 Alpha Delta Pi . . . V V . . . 201 Alpha Delta Sigma . . . . . . . . 524 Alpha Epsilon Delta . . V . . V 524 Alpha Epsilon Phi 1 ..... 202 Alpha Epsi1on Pi . . ,,,,, . . . . 234 Alpha Gamma Delta . V . . V 203 Alpha Gamma Rho . . . V V . 235 Alpha Kappa Alpha 204 Alpha Kappa Lambda V . . . V . . V 236 Alpha Kappa Psi . . . . . ........ 524 Alpha Lambda Delta . . . . . . V V . 524 Alpha Omicron Pi . ....... . . V . V V 205 Alpha Phi V V V ............ 206 Alpha Phi Delta V ........ 237 Alpha Phi Omega ........ 176 Alpha Pi Mu 1 . ........ 524 Alpha Rho Chi . . V V . ....... 238 Alpha Sigma Alpha ................ 207 Alpha Sigma Phi .......... V V V . 239 Alpha Tau Alpha . 525 Alpha Tau Omega . . 240 Alpha Xi Delta . 1 . . . . ..... 208 Alpha Zeta ...................... 241 Alumni Association . ............... 12 Androcles ................. 186 AngelFlight . . V V1525 Army R.O.T.C . V ................. 22 Arnold Air Society ................. 525 Arts and Architecture, College of .. 28-29 Arts and Architecture Student Council 138 Arts and Publications ........... 147-170 Association of Women Students . V 127-128 Athletics ............... 285-336 B Baseball . .. . V V V V V . V . 318-320 Basketball .................... 304-309 Belles V .............. 109-118 Beta Alpha Psi . . . . . ...... 525 Beta Gamma Sigma V V . . V V . . 1 . 525 Beta Sigma Rho 1 . . ........... 242 Beta Theta Pi VVVVV V . V . V . ...... 243 Blue Band, Marching V ........ 163 Blue Key .................. 186 Index Board of Trustees . . V . . V V V 7 Book Exchange ....... V . V 175 Business Administration. College of 30-31 Business Administration Student Council . 139 C Campus . . . V VVVVVV 49-94 Capitol Campus ..... 464-471, 521-522 Central Review Board VVVVVVVV 128 Chapel V ......... 192 Chapel Choirs . . ......... 167 Cheerleaders . ...... 335 Chess Club V . . V . VVVVVVVVV 174 ChiEpsilon... V. . .. 526 Chimes.. VV..V187 Chi Omega . . V ........ 209 Chi Phi . . . ..................... 244 Christian Science Organization . V V . . V 195 Class, The ............. . . . . . . 337 Coaly Society . . V V . V . V V V . . . 526 Colleges ..................... 25-48 Commonwealth Campuses ....... V V . 13 Concert Blue Band V V 164 Continuing Education Services ........ 16 Counseling, Division of .......... . 20-21 Credits ..................... , ..... 536 Cross Country V . V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 296 Cwens V . . . V V . V . 189 D Daily Collegian . ............. 151-153 Debate .......................... 173 Dedication ..... V ................ 4 Delphi .......................... 188 Delta Alpha Delta ................. 526 Delta Chi ............... .. 245 Delta Delta Delta V V VVVVVV 210 Delta Gamma . . V ............ 211 Delta Nu Alpha ................... 526 Delta Phi ........ . . . .......... 246 Delta Sigma Phi VVVVV . . V . . . V . . . 247 Delta Sigma Pi . ................. 526 Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha V V 526 Delta Sigma Theta ................. 212 Dena Theta Sigma ................. 248 Delta Upsilon ................ . V . 249 Dena Zeta ............... V V V . V V . V 213 Douglass Association ............... 177 Druids ................ . .. 188 E Earth and Mineral Sciences, College of .............. 32-33 Earth and Mineral Sciences Student Council . . . . V . V . 140 East Halls Residence Council V . V V 130 534 Education, College of ............ 34-35 Education Student Council V . V 141 Engineering, College of . V V . . V 36-37 Engineering Student Council V . . . . 142 Episcopal Student Association ....... 194 Eta Kappa N11 . . V . 1 526 F Fall Sports . . . V V V 285-296 Fencing ...... ... . . V V . . V 315 Folklore Society V V ....... 160 Football . . V . 1 . . V 286-293 Foreword V . ....... 2 Fraternities . V . V V V 227-284 Froth..V. V VV ..V157 G Gamma Phi Beta V V . V . . . 214 Gamma Sigma Sigma . . . . . . . . 176 General Officers ................ 9 GleeClub.V ........ VV..168 Golf ....... V V V V . ....... 326 Governor...V . ....... 6 Graduate School . V 1 . . . . . . 46-47 Greeks ..... . V . . ....... . V 197-284 Gymnastics . VV . . 298-303 H Hat Society Council .............. 183 Health'and Physical Education, College of ............... . . . . 38-39 Health and Physical Education Student Council V ............... 143 Hillel ........... . . . V . VVVVVVVV 193 Honoraries .............. . . . 179-190 Honorary and Professional Societies .................... 524-533 Human Deve1opment, College of V V V 40-41 Human Development Student Council 144 I Inter-College Council Board ......... 136 Interfraternity Council . V . 1 . V . V 228-229 Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship . . V ............. 196 Intramurals, Mcn1s ............. 332-333 Iota Alpha Pi .................... 215 Iota Lambda Sigma . . . . ..... 527 Iota Sigma Pi ..................... 527 .1 Jazz Club V . V . .. V V 160 K Kappa Alpha Psi .................. 250 Kappa Alpha Theta VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV 216 Kappa Delta V .................... 217 Kappa Delta Rho . . . . . . . 251 Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . 218 KappaPhi......1 ..527 Kappa Sigma . . . . . 252 Kappa Tau Alpha . . . . . . . . . 1 527 Kcramos . . . 527 L Lacrosse . 1 . . . . 323-324 Lakonides . . . . . . . . . 528 Lambda Chi Alpha . . . . . 253 La Vie . .. . . 148-150 Liberal Arts, College of the . . 42-43 Liberal Arts Student Council . . . . . . . 145 Library ... . . ... .... 18-19 Lion's Paw . . . . . 180 Lutheran Student Association . . . . . 194 M Medicine, College of ............. . 1 48 Miscellaneous Student Groups . . . 171-178 Men's Residence Council ........... 129 Mortar Board . ............... 181 Mu Phi Epsilon .......... 528 N Navy R.O.T.C. .................... 23 Newman Student Association ........ 193 News and Views . ................. 158 North Halls Residence Council . . . . . 131 O OmegaPsiPhi 11111 .. 254 Omicron Delta Kappa ......... . . 1 1 182 Omicron Nu ............ . 528 Organizations 1 ............ 119-196 Orientation .................... 126 Outing Club .................... 334 P Panhellenic Council ............ 198-199 Parmi Nous ...................... 184 Penn State Players ............... 161 Penn State Singers . .............. 169 Pershing RiHes ................... 528 Personalities .................... 95-108 Phi Alpha Theta . . . 1 . . . 528 Phi Beta Kappa .................. 190 Phi Chi Theta . . . .. . . . . 528 Phi Delta Theta . ................. 255 Phi Epsilon Kappa ................. 529 Phi Epsilon Phi ................... 529 Phi Eta Sigma ................ . 1 1 1 529 Phi Gamma Delta ................ 256 Phi Kappa Phi . .................. 190 Phi Kappa Psi ..................... 257 Phi Kappa Sigma .................. 258 Phi Kappa Tau .................... 259 Phi Kappa Theta .......... . . . . 260 Phi Lambda Upsilon . Phi Mu . . . . . . PhiMuAlpha .. 1.... Phi Mu Delta . . . . Phi Sigma . 1 Phi Sigma Delta Phi Sigma Iota Phi Sigma Kappa . . 1 Phi Sigma Sigma . . 1 . Phi Upsilon Omicron . . Pi Alpha Xi . Pi Beta Phi Pi Gamma Mu Pi Kappa Alpha Pi Kappa Phi Pi Lambda Phi . Pi Sigma Alpha PiTauSigma . . .. ,. Pivot .... ............. Players . ............. Pollock Halls Residence Council President of the University ..... Psi Chi ............. . . . . . . Publications Q Quarterdcck Society . R Radio Station WDFM 1 Recreation Religion . . Research ..................... Reserve Officers Training Corps Rho Tau Sigma . . . R1116 ..... Rugby . Scabbard and Blade . . . . ..... Scarab .......... Science, College of ......... Science Student Council ....... Scrolls ................ Senior Class . Senior Index ................. Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . . 1 . Sigma Alpha Eta ..... . . . . Sigma Alpha Mu ........ Sigma Chi ................ Sigma Dena Chi ..... Sigma Delta Tau 1 . . ......... Sigma Gamma Tau ........... Sigma Nu ............. . . . . Sigma Phi Epsilon ............ Sigma Pi ........... Sigma Pi Sigma .............. Sigma Sigma Sigma ...... Sigma Tau ......... Sigma Tau Delta ............. 535 529 1... 219 ..... 530 ... 261 ..... 530 .... 262 ..... 530 .1 263 .1 220 . 530 . 530 .1 221 1. 531 . 264 1 265 . 266 .. ,1 531 ..... 531 ..... 156 . 161 ..... 132 ....... 8 ..... 531 147 . 531 . 154-155 . 327-336 . 191-196 ... 14-15 ...... 22 . 531 . 330-331 . 532 .. . 532 ... 44-45 ..... 146 ..... 185 . 337-522 ..... 532 ..... 271 ..... 533 Sigma Tau Gamma . Skull and Bones Soccer Sororities Spectrum Sports . Spring Sports Staff Officers Students for State . Student Affairs, Office of Student Government Student Handbook Swimming . . . . . .. Symphonic Wind Ensemble Symphony Orchestra Tau Beta Pi . . . Tau Delta Phi . 1 . ..... Tau Epsilon Phi Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 Tau Phi Delta Tennis . . . . Thespians Theta Chi 1 . . Theta Delta Chi Theta Phi Alpha . Theta Sigma Phi Theta Xi ...... . . . Town Independent Men . . Track Triangle . Trustees ...... U Undergraduate Student Government Association . United Campus Ministry . University, The University Swingers .. . .. University Union Board W WDFM . . . . . . Wesley Student Council ...... West Halls Residence Council Winter Sports . . . Women's Recreation Association Women1s Sports Wrestling Xi Sigma Pi . Zeta Beta Tau Zeta Psi . . . Zeta Tau Alpha . 166 .1 533 .1 280 134-135 321-322 281 . 7 . 120-126 196 49-118 ...... 170 . 172 154-155 . 195 ..... 133 297-316 328-329 . 328-329 . 310-313 533 Credits Photography: PENN STATE PHOTO SHOP, State College, Pa. JOSEPH CRILLEY, New Hope. Pa. DAILY COLLEGIAN. THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY. University Park, Pa. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF, LA VIE ALAN DION, General Photography DAVID BEST, Sports Photography Color Photography: ALAN DION, 69 LaVie JOSEPH CRILLEY, New Hope, Pa. 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