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

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1972 volume:

Now for ail explanation of my cover design: The spinning wheel type design is a graphic representation of a camera lens. The rectangles are snapshots of places (like Old Main) and people (the oval assortment symbolizes people). The idea on the whole is that LA VIE is a book of pictures of people and places at Penn State.” Charles Mantione Art Editor 1972 LA VIE frThe sights of yesterday have vanished, the scenes of today are quickly passing, and the pictures of tomor- row will be new. How true this is of college life. It was as yesterday we came, tomorrow we say farewell. Yet so varied have been our experiences in this short epoch, that it is difficult to relate them . . .” Excerpt Senior History 1906 LA VIE 11 I K I I ''I '1 1 1 Located in one of th? Most Beautiful and Healthful Spots m the Alkghcty II eg ten; yc- denominational ; Open to Botli Sexes; Tuition Free; Board and other Expenses Very Low. LEADING DEPARTMENTS oF STUDY. i AGRICULTURE ( • .; (lwi« AND AGK1CI M URAL l.'HEMls FRY : wiii. constant illustrations on the Farm and in the feli' ratory. . BOTANY AM� HORUCl LIT RE; tin- • r -t.. :il and pracii al Sijjgfciit i.i ht • study with the mi. CHEMISTRY : with an unusually full and thorough course in the laboratory. field pact ice with best modern insttu mehis. IlIsl'ORY Ancient and Modern, with original investigation. - UUlEs' COURSE IN LITERATURE M M.IENCL . 1 wo yea?'. Ample !a- cjlilietf for Music, vocal and instr.mli ntul. ; LANGU AGE AND I.ITKRA IT KE : Lat in optional.) French, German and Ene- h I� , (requited,) one or wore continued through the entire course S. MA I Hi.M Y nr M Y'li-uV'V.Y Ml HAM' K i i ‘ k fit :l . !M n.I:tf;d .1 { mil t to. MH IIAMU i ENGINE! RING I : years-- n truetH njh - � rt ti .ii..i 1 Metical n. MI.NiAI. Mi ‘R.Y I r.d lid Ilk A! tore, Polual Eci� i i ?. .. :i 12. MILITARY SCII N( I. turn • Tetn ai mid practical, inv.ln . dg rjnjli pf the service l.?. PHYSICS: Eljjht. Heat. KK’dfuity, A«... w t ; PREEAR VI t k 1 I PAR I MEN I T Jut ll term «y . ut .Sf i •. i .-Sr Witte fu . ( ii %iA gae 4 � !,ft :nf. g-eo. W. Atherton, ll. id., State UvUti.-, L v. ’fr P ;t r FIUST PENN STATE A’AltSl’A' FOOT BALI TEAM — FAl.l. 1007 N.r.Cn win ,l«a |Viu..Tap � oN JotiH SiMriciicu Jamc C.Mock G.ILI.tx « Joiw l l.M nnM . ' .{1 :• ,! U' 1 1 l MlLlAN Joiik i vri!llLU CMKim Llill CltAMlM C .1 lui'llUkWII .1 I? I 'oMl I IaMKV I? 1.1 . I • i Qass Break, 1948 I hi was the year that Penn State played in the Cotton Bowl, pitting its unde- feated team against the Southern Conference Champion. Southern Methodist University. The year that price went higher anil skirt went lower and States- '“«•it. maddened by the “New la� ok”. fought hack with everything from letters to •he editor to individual threat , hut still the silhouette lengthened. Orientation week was held in tin fall for a sophomore class instead of fresh- ' � � for the first time in the history of The College. Organizations and activities started pledge classes and candidates' meetings on the new three-year basis, and «ophomore from the State Teacher colleges broadened their interests to fit the °Pportunitic of a larger, more sophisticated campus. ’•‘his was the year Coach Werner Crosscountry squad ran over a siiow-co- vered course at Hast Lansing, Michigan, to take top honors in the National Colle- g'«‘ - Athletic Association's Meet, and the year that Penn State students wel- comed the TUB. Temporary Union Building, as a rain check for a permanent SU (Student I. nion) to come. 1918 LA IK Money Angle Concerns Nittany Dorm Diners Football Lottcrmon Elect Hicks, Norton '49 Co-Ca Obedient Pledge Brings Homo The Boel ACS Celebrates 25th Birthday __. . 9 . .Hi, Editor Reviews Kosonkina Case H. Varnum Poor Resumes Work fyr4£ 1 .■ • ) ®Ijp iOatli} @ (EnUwjfan ___________ fO� A IR7U ro WAIT______ � «O •� «TATirouJkl r «U'SMMT % AMMi idtiiMl il MM Penn State Co-eds, Nittany Lion, 1947 to 2859« rile Block ”S TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Page 1 Fall: Winter: Spring: Seniors: Features: To Be Educated Lion Power How Do 1 Go? Living Scene page 16 page 82 page 158 page 222 Moving Along State College, Pa. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Managing Editor: Photography Editor: Editorial Advisor: Senior Editor: Eiterary Editor: University Editors: Sports Editor: Art Editor: Sales and Distribution Manager: Publishing Advisor and Counselor: DEBI THALER David Tylavsky Mary Phalan George Moellenbrock, Jr. Jennifer Jones Anita Castagnola Lesley Cohen Dave Swank Rich Rogus Charles Mantione Al Rossi Mike Gilroy Freshmen, football make framework That Fall term at Penn State has its own special framework is not a new thought. Changing times and changing people seem to make one Fall term different from the last one, or the next one, but times and people and styles are subject matter and the basic framework still stays standing. Registration puts the student back into the reality of campus life, sometimes after a rather hazy summer. Some old friends make it back, some don't; there are 5,798 new faces and 20,502 old faces of people that everyone sees for three years but still doesn't know who they are. If a survey was taken, football would rank highest on the list of popular events. The fans insist not only upon watching the game, but also upon seeing the doggie man in his infamous splendor even if it means sitting through the pouring rain. And it is needless to mention that pouring rain does not limit itself to the days of football games. The concerts and plays and movies all have different names than last year: Mayall, Melanie, It's A Beautiful Day and a touring Superstar cast all come to Penn State. Maybe the parties involve varied activity in comparison with other times, but Happy Valley keeps its reputation. The bars are regularly crowded on Wednesday and Friday nights and Ritenour is still the best place to go if the desire is to wait in line to be healed. The NCD is a name that hasn't changed: a haven for insomniacs and the all-nighter crowd. Night lights never stop burning and Hammond, dorm and apartment in- habitants are all involved in what is supposed to be the major purpose of the Uni- versity: education. Wells Keddie, jim Lange, HOPS, student voting: these are the major issues of the term. Other new things to think about are brown matric cards with photos in living color, the improved and easier method of pre-registering for the courses no one ever seems to get anyway, and the rising structures that will eventually make Shields Building the center of campus. And of course, there is always the world to think about, even in the isolation of State College. It may well be that Fall term doesn't change its framework too much from year to year, but to those who know it, Fall term is a special time, a now time at Penn State. 16 : 4 J MRS jU L -LA.tr WAHL MIOOLC NAME OO'OU run TO IICCC IV t too OIOAIt THIS TERM� □ □ ----____________-V iSSii £oiiess I TEL CPHOWE L T TERM YOU ATTENDED AS A PENN STATE STUDENT: □ ICMtc ONE I .. JQ □ •INTER SPAIN | p ' 1 ■ CHAUfFr! ERUANCNT A00 ESS HAS ON THr ° F0LL0W ™E PROCEDURE REVERSE SIOE OF TMS CARD. '«« Of STUDENT □ At VC A TEAM CLASSIFICATION (EXAMPLE- 1.2.3 ETC ! □ UNDERGRADUATE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION FORM TERM: check ONE □ □ □ □ YEAR 19 SOME O ENTRY COURSE NUMBER SECT CR •ON TUE •to THU Lai sat 9CPT.IN tlONATUMC Or AOVISCA The real thing: C R A M E R CAROLYN A lb3 HO 2582 How to register Now, let me see ... Do I have my signed number 2 card . . . check . . . matric card . . . check . . . bur- sar's receipt. . .check. . .pink pre- registration slip . . . check . . . Allright, I'm ready . . . ‘8: 15 to the right,please. . .8:20alongthewall . . . What do you mean this course isn't offered this term?” . . . Look, I'm a senior and I absolutely have to have this course to graduate” . . . I'm sorry, but there is no room in this course for anyone else” ... (I wish I had gone to a small school, like about 100 students) . . . My number 9 card?” . . . You have to have your number 9 card to grad- uate” . . . But no one ever gave me a number 9 card!” . . . My advisor didn't say anything about a number 9 card” . . . I'm sorry, but you can't finish registration without your num- ber 9 card” . . . Hey, Joe, what the hell is a number 9 card about?” . . . I think it's religious preference or something”. . . Look, lady. I'll have to go back and get a number 9 card” . . . That will be fine, sir, but then you'll be late for registration and you'll have to pay the $25.00 late fee” . . . WHAT?”. . . I've been on the floor five hours and all I could get was mushroom science I 17 and flower arranging 201 and I'm a busi- ness major and now you're telling me I have to pay $25.00? This Univer- sity is out of its mind!” . . . Old Friends Bookends. . . Gelling lo know someone, en- tering lhat new world, is an inti- mate, irretrievable leap into the unknown. The prospect is ter- rifying. The stakes are high. The emotions are overwhelming. The two people are reluctant really to strip themselves naked in front of each other, because in doing so they make themselves vulnerable and give enormous power over themselves one to the other. How often they inflict pain and torment upon each other! Better to maintain shallow superficial affairs; that way the scars are not too deep. No blood is hacked from the soul. But I do not believe a beautiful relationship has to end always in carnage, or that we have to be fraudulent and pretentious with one another. If we project fraudulent, pretentious images, or if we fantasize each other into distorted caricatures of what we really are, then, when we awake from the trance and see beyond the sham and front, all will dis- solve, all will die or be trans- formed into bitterness and hate. I know that sometimes people fake on each other out of gen- uine motives to hold onto the object of their tenderest feelings. They see themselves as so inade- quate that they feel forced to wear a mask in order conti- nuously to impress the second party. Eldridge Cleaver SOUL ON ICE 79 To Be Educated cduc. 1. education 2. educational ed-u-cn-blc (oj'akab'l) adj. that can be educated or trained — ed'u-c« bll'l-� y n. educate (ej'O kSt') vt. -cat'ed. -cat'tng [ME. educalen L. educatus.' pp. Of educare, to bring up. rear, or tram educere e-, out 4- ducere, to lead. draw, bring: see Ul'KKJ 1. to train or develop the knowledge, skill, mind, or charac- ter of. esp. by formal schooling or study: teach: instruct 2. to form and develop (ore's taste, etc. 3. to paj for the schooling of (a jierson) SYS. sue tkacii ed-u-cat-ed (-kSt'id) adj. 1. having. or showing the results of. much education 2. based on knowledge or experience an educated guessi cd-u-ca-tion (ej'a kS'sban) n. [L. eduealtn: sec prec.J 1. the process of training and developing the knowledge, skill, mind, character, etc., csp. by format schooling; teach- ing: training 2. knowledge, ability, etc. thus developed 3. a) formal rebooting at an institution of ‘earning b) a stage of this fa high-school education! 4. systematic study of the methods and theories of teaching and learning cd-u-c.i-tion-ttl (-’1) adj. 1. relating t education 2. giving instruction or information: educating far. educational filmy —ed'u-cu'tlonably adv. Everyone keeps pointing out that education, the classroom, is no longer relative. Maybe there is a need for a new definition of education. Just what is education today? There are probably two sides to the answer of the question. for a lot of Penn Staters, education means get- ting ahead and receiving the ultimate college degree. It means going (or not going, as the case may be) to eight o’clock classes, skipping lunch, cutting classes, fighting 400 others in a I0‘) for- um class to hear the prof or pick up a graded blucbook. To some it means spending all their money on bluebooks. hardbounds—money that could have bought a six-pack. To others it means never opening a book, taking exams, catching up on sleep during class, watching movies, disecting frogs, reading Robert frost and waiting four terms to get the only course needed to graduate. for some education means wishing every course were pass-fail and for others it is the sat- isfaction of making the dean's list. Almost every- one knows that there is more to education than the classroom, but what is it? I I he highest function of education . . . is to help people understand the mean- ing of their lives and become more sensitive to the meaning of other people's lives and relate to them more fully.” Edgar Friedenberg We must get rid of the notion that educa- tion is different from life, something that only happens in school. Everything that hap- pens to us educates us, for good or for bad. To answer 'what makes a good education?' we must ask 'what makes a good life?' John Holt . . The curriculum is important only inso- far as it spills over from the classroom to the dining hall, from the library to the fraternity, from the teacher-student to the administra- tor-student and student-student relation- ships. David Riesman Christopher Jencks A liberal education cannot be given over T.V. or in lecture halls seating hundreds. Education is the discovery and drawing out of the best that is in a person.” Sebastian de Grazia 3? It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in cre- ative expression and knowledge. Albert Einstein I 43 Meet the pres.: on education A student's education today is not a program of simply becoming acquainted with the knowledge and wisdom of the past. It is a preparation for the future, which is in large part unknown, and therefore one's education becomes knowledge, understanding, and experience in a process for continuing inquiry and adaptation to change for all of one's life. Certain principles of this process include value nuances— commitment to truth, to responsibility, to service, to societal improvement, to cultural enrichment. In America, most educators feel the experience itself must not violate principles of individual choice, freedom to learn, access to justice, participation in community regulation. At Penn State, the facets of higher education in- clude not only training for one's contribution of skills, whether it be as architect, teacher, engineer, or what- ever, but also development and enlargement ol one's abilities as a person for individual and group benefit. The University itself, as an institution of the Com- monwealth, also has responsibilities of research and service which relate not only to its main mission of leaching, but also to the immediate and longer range needs of society itself. The University has a commit- ment in its educational mission to a proper balance of quality programs accessible to a quantity ot the citi- zenry; to a professionally acceptable design of pro- grams that is still relevant to the interests, needs and abilities of the students. At Penn State, we are dealing thoughtfully and I feel constructively with these balances of quality and quantity, of structure and change, of truth and in- quiry. I mysclt believe that for many persons the large complex university is the best preparation for the complicated urban community life which will be the setting for the lives of most people in the future. The individual student here, in a setting dedicated to learning, has the opportunity and concerned encou- ragement to become a person fulfilled in his own life- time, contributing helpfully to his society and deve- loped to the extent of his capabilities. This is our hope, our commitment, our effort, our dream. John W. Oswald President The Pennsylvania State University The Pennsylvania State University Bulletin states that 'the purpose of the University's resident education programs is to guide each undergra- duate student toward achieving a mature and well-balanced personality. This objective is realized in part through formal classroom and laboratory instruction and in part through other experiences and associations af- forded by the University.” Other experiences” is the second half of education. It's not that the classroom by its nature is irrelevant, it's that somehow, we have not used the classroom's potential. We have separated the thought from the ac- tion, the psychological from the physical, the intellect from the feeling, the learning from the experience. One student said that even though students come out of the University as products and are placed on the market in the real' world, their education has only scratched the surface when it comes to dealing with people.” Education: the eight o'clock classes, the lecture halls, the chem labs, the ten colleges, the professor, the studying. Education: the continuing experiences that contribute to the total of one's life. Lion Power: Nittany Lions complete another outstanding season FOOTBALL IS A GREAT GAME. It demands a young man's total commit- ment—emotionally, mentally and physically. It challenges our young people to do their very best, to discipline themselves to develop mental, as well as physical, toughness. At its best it is a wonderful and worthwhile experience, which will have immense future character benefits for its players. But it must be at its best to continue to be meaningful for our young people of today. Its intrinsic essence of hard work and honest competition should not be pol- luted by hypocritical actions of its leaders and coaches. Its character benefits should not be diluted by dishonest and misleading recruiting procedures. We should not at any time let any of its participants be exploited for personal ambition of any man or institution. joe Paterno FOOTBALL MV WAV .. Penn State phenomenon lives on: football! What could cause thousands of students, alumni and other assorted people to emerge from the warmth and safety of their home or dorm? live times during Fall term these people brave not only the na- tural elements of rain, sleet, snow, wind and cold but must also survive being bombarded with hot dogs, empty wine bottles, and loud-mouthed (sic) lushes. There are only three words to explain this phenome- non—PENN STATE FOOTBALL!! For one to appreciate this year’s team, one must start halt way through the 1970 campaign. After a loss to Syracuse, |oe Paterno made a move to sophomore, John Hufnagel as quarterback and once again Penn State was on its way. But graduation took its toll and Paterno was forced to shift, filter and change many players from one position to another or from the playing field to the bench. Paterno came through and developed another potential threat to the west, south- west and midwest supremacy in football. So Penn State entered the 1971 season with players of great caliber, like Lydell Mitchell at halfback, Dave Joynner at tackle, Charlie Zapicc at linebacker and Bob Parsons at tight end. just to name a few. The sea- son began with Penn State traveling to Annapolis to play the midshipmen. The game was close until Penn State touched the ball and scored, and the rest of the afternoon belonged to the Lions. The Middies were pummeled on the ground and bombarded from the air and the final score was 56-3, in favor of the Lions. Next the Lions traveled to Iowa to play the University of Iowa. First period of play showed that Iowa could not withstand the pressures of Penn State's offensive line. Iowa's line became so cracked that at the end of 4 quarters, 44 points had poured through it, while Iowa’s offense scored 14 points of their own. Penn State then returned home to face the Falcons of the US Air Force Academy. The game was close with each team exchanging touchdowns in the second and third quarters. With Air Force ahead by one point and only a few minutes left in the game, Alberto Vitiello kicked a field goal and gave the Lions a close 16-14 win. The following two games seemed like the Lions were again heading for an undefeated season and maybe a chance at the national championship. The of- fense performed brilliantly, scoring 42 points against the Cadets of Army and 3 I points against Syracuse. The defense, who many believed prior to the season to be the weak link in the team, proved otherwise. They held both Army and Syracuse to a combined score of 0 points. Many Penn State students were be- ginning to see the ghosts of Mike Reid and Steve Smear in players like Bruce Bannon, Jim Laslavic and others. The Homecoming game was a clear vision of things to come. The Florned Frogs of TCU tried to keep within a few points of the Lions with their so called invincible Wishbone Offense. It was impossible to do however, and the end result was a 66-14 victory for the Lions. Next the Lions went on to West Virginia and the Mountaineers, whom many thought would be our toughest opponent. Things were shaping up that way when during the third quarter the score was tied 7-7. But the offensive team was not to be held back and completely demolished the wall VV.V. was using to try to hold the Lions. The end result was another win, this time at 35-7. The eighth, ninth and tenth games, important in their own ways, were also preliminary bouts leading up to the eleventh game. The Nittany Lions easily put Maryland out of her Misery by dealing the death blow in the torm of a 63-27 victory. North Carolina State came to Beaver Stadium with visions of an upset in their minds. Although tough. N.C. State came away from the Lions with an upset not only in their minds, but also in their stomachs, backs, etc . . . The final score was Penn State 35-N.C. State 3. The Lions next visited our cross state rival, the Panthers of Pitt. Pitt should have stayed in bed, because the majority of time most of their players were on their backs: Penn State 55-Pitt IB. While teams such as N.C. State and Pitt were at- tempting to beat us, Lydell Mitchell was breaking both school and national records galore. The eleventh game was the one which many people said would show whether Penn State truly was a foot- ball power or not. Well, the national T.V. coverage again become the nemesis of the Lions. A few costly mistakes were quickly turned into scores by Ten- nessee. The Volunteers turned the hope ot the Lions for an undefeated season into one ol disappointment. The final score was Tennessee 31 and Penn State I I. But Penn State was not to be denied and on Jan- uary I, 1972, the Lions proved to many non-believers that Penn State was not a second rate football power at all but one that deserved to be up among the best in the country. A one touchdown underdog. State stalled the great 'Wishbone Offense.” The defense held Texas down to no touchdowns at all, the first time this happened to Texas in ten years. The offense was superb and continually insulted the Texas de- fense by opening holes big enough for a stampede to get through. Final score: Penn State 30 and Texas 6. So at Penn State another full circle has been turned in regards to tin� Nittany Lions. Many men will gra- duate, but many more will return. Names such as Har- ris, Zapiec, Joyner, Mitchell and others will not be for- gotten. And neither will the tun football games with chipmonks on the football field, hawks flying over Beaver Stadium and rain that never stopped. 64 Homecoming '71 ueen Susie Weiss Melanie John Mayall It'a a Beautiful Day I can hear music Everywhere .... 71 How do I go? Knowing where to go is one thing, getting there is another. As the campus grows, so do the blisters and callouses on the bottom of many pairs of feet. Some students discovered that two wheels can get you there as well as four, and Penn State saw a motorcycle revolu- tion. Cycles were not only used as a way to get there, but also as a way to go, as many at- tended and participated in moto-cross events. Others decided that exercise had its good points and bicycles could be found chained to everything from trees to parking meters. Hen- ry Ford never really lost his place, although some students found it difficult to get through the year without some infinite number of campus cop tickets. And then, of course, there is the most famous, least expensive way to get there: Keep on truckin'! I'tmuKi mm ,'ImM iMiMI n II •UfMrlrM'j'Wi r You encompass me, swash me, surround me with a fine, filmy residue again and again. You chase me, haunt me, burden me with your sorrows when I least want them. Ah lonliness, release me, take your curse away. In this brief space in time, I don't want your company. Perri Foster-Pegg IBI Students slide into Winter term Four degrees, add wind chill factor, minus sixteen degrees, plus weight of clothing, minus missing scarf, plus new Christmas mittons times 26,300 bodies equals a ‘frigidaire deep-freeze” or Happy Valley in the winter time. Is it any wonder that most Penn State students go into hibernation? For those who do manage to roll out of warm beds at 7:00 a.m. to make it to first period classes, winter term means runny noses, beet red faces, frozen ears and pink knees. It has been said that it takes on the average a slip and slide dance routine from Pennypacker Hall to the Forum for the cold to penetrate through six layers of fur to the bones and a return trip for the bones to be so numb it just doesn't matter. The results are cases of pneumonia, colds that last into spring term and a greater influx of students into Ritenour. But even in the coldest weather, Penn State keeps moving with activity. The braver students engage in ice-skating at the Pavillion or ski trips to Blue Knob while the less brave are content to watch the winter Olympics on television, sipping hot chocolate or Irish coffee. Some involve themselves with issues like the Wells Keddie controversy or the dual personality of Benson Lichtig. Still others use winter term as a method to bring up low, low cums by booking it night after night. There is no lack of enter- tainment, whether it be Happy Hours on Fridays, the movies on Saturday night, the visit of the Vienna Choir Boys or the annual international gym meet, this year between Japan and the U.S. When the guys from Pollock challenge the girls from South, and East Halls meets West in the annual snowball jamboree; when non-skid boots seem to dis- regard their owner's orders and skate on ice patches anyway: it's Winter term at Penn State. The wonder of it all can be seen in the creativity of nature and stu- dents: the snow sculptures on Old Main lawn, the icicle covered trees, snow crunching like popcorn under foot, and the quiet white nights made for walking and thinking and being cold. 87 t • • • J • � • • � • • Student living: College is just a place to stay College is just a place to stay warm between high school and the real world . . . but everybody needs a special place to do it in. Dorms are warming places (forbidden candles have been known to melt next to radiators) and it seems that most everybody gets to live there sometime. They also get to eat university bread and ice cream that doesn't melt but justs sits in your mouth and then turns into air. Some dorms have open doors where visiting is the thing and others have long, dingy halls with closed doors and quiet. Some dorms get thieved. Some dorms have houses” and spirit. If you live in East Halls (Si- beria) you get exercise or a bike. The washers and dryers eat your underwear. You eat machine oranges. Lots of people live in apartments and there's all kinds and that can get to be a good thing. If you can stand the State College rip-off and no heat and bugs or sterile furniture and a kitchen big enough for half a person to work in, you might live. The only thing wrong with apartments is that you have to do your own dishes. But at least you can eat when you want to. And you don't have to have your matric to get in. And you can have parties. Then there's Creekdom, that baffling, perennial in- stitution that people say is on the way out, but which remains in, for this year anyway. The Greeks strive for more relevance to the campus, more fun in an uptight world. The frat boys live in houses and attack girls and like to throw beer at Saturday night jammys, when they're not going to the library or studying or wasting time like everybody else. Frat boys wear Brooks Bro- thers shirts and Bostonians usually, except when they wear jeans and boots everyday. Sorority chics don't live in houses and their dorm rooms are just like anybody else's, messy with electric rollers and posters and paper flowers. But they have suites too, in the dorms. Every place has its hassles. Every place has its charm. Life-style is a hard thing to talk about unless it's yours. If you have to be somewhere, be there. It's your place to keep warm. 90 warm between high school and the real world . . . r 1 I IB� LOST •� c oznk b V '20. KEW£ T« JSI ‘t ■ kV«OB WJl_� riia «r-i: . i r.( rx a r ,.t n • ume ’• j i . • • ' -‘'S’ I wk'- ' JiggsH —I „ . gpBl : 4-: « - r-T nmmr €. f J Mi “ -i; r • . pi u.m •-« V ■ -� : -i W n • «s: ..... _ r- • 1 51 a c . •• -- 'f.J ' r- 5: mt� XU v _ • . jp-, vrr- • ■” . , } , am .1 «-«1 ■ ! •■ j - � %- A .r- r . n r M ItuSiSb u-� r« L’-l ' r � ▼ • ■2SU •� -J . , � k •. .� - Z t T AP ■ _ a -i . 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Joni Mitchell END CONSTRUCTION I How to recover from the preceding week or How to get courage for next week or Fridays! I Fridays—the mass clear-out of all classroom buildings, the relief about passing that first period exam and the joy of sleeping it off during second. Friday afternoon classes are empty because the week's casualties are standing around town, suitcases in hand, waiting for the great Saviour Greyhound to take them home to true loves”, family, relaxation and a way to forget about next week and the twenty page paper that's due . . . 106 Fridays: the mass exit for salvation I rr What about the stayers? The first place to head is Happy Hours at the Phryst or the Caff to hunt down some brew and social better- ment. The music gets louder, the beer is cheap and soon the smiles begin to come out of hiding. A social at the Pink Elephant, an evening at the My, the movies in Waring for only 50c, the skin flick at the Nittany, a journey to playland, rapping with the girls down the hall, joining some friends for a quick smoke—Fridays. And then there’s Chiller Theatre and ' The Daughter of Frankenstein,” and the great admiration students seem to have for Venus, the goddess of love. If things really get bad, there's always the dirty clothes piled in the corner of the closet and the local laundry. Nothing is too important; that Monday morning quiz is 48 hours away and Saturday classes don't seem to count. It's Friday—let's celebrate! M 110 Dear Jane, Hi! Just a brief space away from my booking to say hello and let you know I'm doing alright this term. It's Friday night and I decided to study in the library for a while. It's really funny but last term they warned me about winter term at Penn State and how things were different and, you know, it's true. There's kind of a feeling or mood I can't get into—quiet and all. Oh well, they tell me spring is great so I'll wait for that. I'll never know. My roommate is out tonight, so I'm going to head back to my place after this letter. I think I need a little time to myself, although when I told this guy who wanted me to go to the movies that I didn't want to go because I had some letters to write and things to do, he thought I was strange. You know, the dorm scene is strange because sometimes, when everybody is on the floor I can get so lonely I can't stand it. But then tonight, when I go back and no-one is there and I'm all warm and snug after my bath, I know I won't feel lonely at all. Maybe that's peace at Penn State, or I'm a stranger in a strange land, but that kind of feeling is real and good . . . Love and Peace, Me Illllll mm !IS U 2 I learning i guess i did learn something here i learned about being me when i first came to this place i thought about being a number and about getting lost and about which way to go but every year i learn and now i don't worry anymore i stand out in the crowd in my own way i am not a number at all they can't crowd or herd Me anymore 113 s Pen State Japa U at meets n n I I 119 New Look Lions produce winning season I I Grapplers vie for team, personal honors 2? i 124 J 125 a 4 ICI 133 I 135 136 Spheres of faces choir a drone That veils two in consideration. Lips extending teethward Drivel low fat milk. Till covering white enamel To use White paper. Rolling together In darkened enclosures, Bouncing off walls, To fit together again In an elliptical mass. Entwining till the end, When light intrudes. Drowning one in wailing wet, That lasts, Perhaps Till your sphere expands— Buffeting rubies. Bursting your bounds: The one, you, I That takes off and flies. And ends When ellipsoids, and spheres, Roll omnidirectionally Down self-made mountains To catch themselves in nets. Of firm shaping squares. Pearl-strung necklaces That once were. Break, Leaving bare necks. And mirages in the mirror That's called Past. Distance snaps the strands And all that's left. Is an echo, An echo Even for those entwined to last Even for those .... 137 —Dale Vogel 0 AV% $ I 111 I I I I I nil I I I iiiii iii i i ii i QJ QjpSUiSL O ft- I yX XV rnJ rvnU r jlsu o'•jtr } ■SJcrt 11 (W £ vvo Ad -Q i UcrU-'v A. vno-orLsX- c • 1 ii r ii i i i a n 1 i1 1 i n i Hi k n,,11, h I I II I y, I I VY YY j(dx tiwr ilcfc J? IzfntKO Aror , at cI ikcr kj c? rfcu jT ( £. 1 -+o —o MOVING ALONG to student movements... that’s what it's all about. The uprisings on the nation's campuses two years ago that resulted in violence and death brought about a new kind of student reaction that has kept the campuses silent. But there is an undercurrent of move- ment that can't be dismissed. Many students have be- come involved in issues that require more work than sitting in and more courage than talking about it. Some of them are working to insure the quality of their education by supporting Wells Keddie or attempting to put together a Free University that really works. Others have turned to political methods within the system as a method toward change and they fight for their right to vote in Centre County. Minority groups speak out and work to come out from beneath a social system that has held them back for so long: HOPS, Women's Liberation, the Black student body. Some have turned to searching for hope in what they feel is a hopeless world; they have revived faith and Jesus and God. And still others work within the University in order to insure student govern- ment and student services for those yet to come. No one can say that Penn State is violent; some even say it is conservative and isolated. But looking below the surface demonstrates how the students have channelled their energy into areas that may bring results. Moving along, slowly perhaps, but moving along ... M Government for students; interview with USG pres. by Mike Peck The Undergraduate Student Government is a com- plex, multifaceted organization. Its numerous divi- sions and sub-divisions reaching out to touch upon many phases of student life and activity. A brief summarization of the USG's structure only serves to bear out the fact of its complexity. The three largest components of the USG are the Legislative, Executive and Judicial branches. The Legislative branch could probably be considered the most important by virtue of its bulk, although all three are essential. It is further divided into the USG Senate and the Academic Assembly. The structure of the USG is analogous in most instances to the structure of the United States federal government but the rela- tionship of the Senate to the Academic Assembly is one point of departure. They each have their own fields of legislative jurisdiction and they do not en- croach upon each other. The Senate deals with legislation concerning stu- dent social matters and the Academic Assembly is involved with academically centered legislation. They sometimes work jointly on legislation which affects both fields. There are also four departments which depend on the USG Senate for budget allocations and authoriza- tion of programs. These are the Departments of Stu- 144 deni Welfare, Legal Affairs, Political Affairs, and Aca- demic Affairs. Other than the reasons staled above, the only other connection between the USG and the internal workings of the departments is that the head of each department is appointed by the president of the USG with the advice and consent of the Senate. He in turn, recruits his own staff. The Executive branch is comprised oi the USG president and vice president. Their duties include bringing legislation to effect alter it has been passed and co-ordinating the services in a way that will make them most efficient. The Judicial branch of the USG is the Supreme Court. This division concerns itself primarily with in- specting legislation for conflicts with the USG Consti- tution. The Executive Council, although connected with the USG as an input device, is largely an autonomous group. In addition to its role in the USG, the Council's ten members also serve as the Student Advisory Board (SAB) for the Administration. The ten members include the president and vice president of the USG as well as a representative of the Academic Assembly and seven major student groups. The groups which find repre- sentation are these: Association of Residence Hall Stu- dents (ARHS), The Association of Women Students (AWS), the Black Caucus, the Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC), the Organization of Town Independent Students (OTIS), the Pan-Hellenic Council (RanHel), and the University Union Board (UUB). Benson Lichtig, USG President, answered the follow- ing questions for La Vie during an interview. LA VIE— Would you say that any significant improve- ments have been made in the student gov- ernment, and if so. what are they? LICHTIG—I would say that there has been consider- able improvement in the USG. The most important would be Ihe establishment of the departments to provide student serv- ices. LA VIE— What difference did the departments make in the efficiency of the student programs? LICHTIG—They separated legislation and politics from the area of student services. Formerly, these services were supposed to be run by the USG Senate and often what happened was that because of the politics within the Senate, the services were undependable. I ran on a dual platform of improving student services and increasing student support of the USG and in effect, the power of the USG. Through building up the number and quality of student services, I felt that I could best build up active support from the stu- dents. I have fulfilled those promises and am quite pleased with the outcome. LA VIE— Do you have any plans for the near future? LICHTIG—Oh yes, I would like to see many more im- provements in the USG. I would like to see the Student Government take over for the Office of Student Affairs in a number ot ways. I would like to see the USG have con- trol of student linances. I would like to see USG control of Ihe Hetzel Union Building. Also, more legislative control of student rules and regulations would be a tremen- dous improvement. I think students should have more control of judicial processes. Right now. the Office of Student Affairs is the final court of appeals for decisions handed down by the Student Standards Board. I think this should be changed so that the USG Supreme Court is the final court of appeals. LA VIE— What about long-range plans? LICHTIG—I've been looking into the plausibility of incorporating the USG. By doing that, we could go into business and establish co- operatives which would be run by students on a non-profit basis. We could provide necessities such as food and housing to the students at operating cost. On a longer range, this would be extended to provide some luxuries, such as records, at substan- tially lower prices. Another long range plan is to unionize all student workers. Then the union could fight for improved working conditions and higher pay scales. LA VIE— Would you say that student government has changed significantly since its inception at University Bark? LICHTIG—In structure, there have been only slight changes, but in the kinds of issues that stu- dent governments tackle, there have been immeasurable changes. We have come from passing resolutions concerning the dress code to far more vital issues which affect Ihe student financially, legally, so- cially, and politically. A growing number of students have come to realize that the most effective instrument of changing a system is that system itself. Student governments, with active student support, can bring about solutions to almost every complaint that I have heard, without exception. us The gospel of Jesus is spoken in a world intoxicated with death mesmerized by death convinced of the necessary rule of death skillfully conniving with death technologizing death acceding to the omnipresence of death And Jesus says No to this omniverous power So his word makes the slight all but imperceptible difference (which is finally the only difference). A good man, himself powerless, stands at the side of powerless men and says to death No for them for himself Can any ot you place before you a single child, smiling' squirming in your arms; and say The death of this child is a fact of modern war; I accede to that death. I regret it of course but what can one do? We have to destroy in order to save; villages, women, children The system traps us all . .. The system; horrible word! Can the System trap the conscience of a free man? Traps are for animals; freedom is for men. I cannot speak for you but I will not wait upon Caesar to instruct me in Cod's word. I am a Man I can read. If a man will save his life, let him lose it. I say to you, love your enemies, do good to those who hate you. Whatever you do to the least of these my brothers, you do to me. Blessed are you who suffer persecution for justice's sake ... Jesus had nothing to say to 'systems , except to deny their power over him. He said in effect violence stops here (pointing to his body) He said in effect, it is better to die for others than to (live?) in a trap. Be concrete be immediate! Imagine the world! If you embrace a child, can you consent to the death of a child? Each human face leads you (follow) to every human face. I can only tell you what I believe. I believe I cannot be saved by foreign policies I cannot be saved by sexual revolutions I cannot be saved by the gross national product I cannot be saved by nuclear deterrents I cannot be saved by aldermen, priests, artists, plumbers, city planners, social engineers Nor by the Vatican, nor by the World Buddhist Association not by Hitler nor by Joan of Arc nor by angels and archangels nor by powers and dominations I can be saved by Jesus Christ Lover, child, in the immense dignity of birth or death refuse an answer There is no answer The genius of the gospel is in the name of man to refuse an answer We had best go forward as those in love go exulting in the breadth of the swath love opens the sound of a scythe at harvest the soundlessness of children sleeping a universe of unanswerable grandeur! If we have awakened to the world It is probable that our salvation is near If we abide in love we shall be greatly loved. I believe that twelve just men, believing against all evidence, may stir the soil or sea with toilers' hands, bring up intact something flowerlike, something— Chairman Jesus. That direct and life giving man waits on you. The world waits on you. The two statements are quite simply verified. Close then open your eyes. Daniel Berrigan Foreward Quotations from Chairman Jesus 147 On to the Women! by Barb Snyder We’ve tome a long way, baby. Back in 1871, when the first six women were admitted to the agriculture college after much deliberation and with many mis- givings, few things were considered more hazardous that a co-ed ... Our fellow students, luture farmers, miners and engineers, protested our admittance, fearing the University's metamorphis into a ladies finishing school. a We lived on the third floor of Old Main and were strictly forbidden, among other things, to communicate with the opposite sex via windows or by means of the pipes. When we moved to Ladies Cottage in 1890 the University hired bull dogs to guard us. We came up against male chauvinism from all sides. In 1889 a student editor wrote: A woman needs that which will make her a queen of the household and of society while man needs that which will fit him for the harder duties of life, to which the ladies should never be driven except in case of exigency.” Against this we organized, protested and formed our own student government in the form of AWS to fight discrimination. Today the Penn State women can smoke, drink and live off campus without the protection of bulldogs. But we still have a long way to go. The Penn State woman has yet to see the creation ol child care centers, equal jobs and equal educational opportunities, and the right to a free abortion. We've come a long way baby, to get where we are today. But we still have a long way to go. HOPS fights for recognition —by Diane Whitney, President HOPS (Homophiles of Penn State) was an outgrowth of a free university class on homosexuality which was begun by a handful of gay students during winter term, 1971. The organization was chartered by the USG Supreme Court last April and, although the administration later revoked the charter, the group has continued to function and grow. Throughout last spring term and summer term, HOPS members devoted the greater part of their energies to in- ternal organization, the result being two HOPS head- quarters, one for men and one for women, both providing not only a place for members to gather but a collection of good literature on homosexuality. The Alternative, which has since become a regular HOPS publication, was first published during that period in an effort to keep the gay community informed of HOPS activities. Fall term saw the organization broadening its scope with an emphasis on community education. The free uni- versity class was resumed and HOPS members accepted invitations to address the subject of homosexuality in numerous psychology-oriented classes on campus. Mem- bers enjoyed their forst social events on campus last fall when USG and OTIS respectively, sponsored HOPS mixers in the HUB Ballroom. Both were attended by over 200 people with only about half being homosexual. This unin- hibited social interaction between gays and straights was in keeping with one of HOPS primary objectives. Winter term, 1972, began for HOPS members on the steps of Rec Hall where thousands of leaflets were distri- buted informing students of the group's plans for the term. Scheduled activities included weekly meetings at The Shelter, free university classes with pre-determined topics, mixers and a March forum on homosexuality led by some national leaders in the gay liberation movement. As the term progressed, priority was given to the prepara- tion of a law suit which HOPS' members hope will result in their reinstatement as an officially chartered student organization. HOPS members have begun to look to the future and one long term goal members share is the establishment of a gay community center which would provide a meeting place for homosexuals and eliminate the need for patron- izing gay bars. However, all members agree that the or- ganization's ultimate objective is to eliminate the need for groups such as HOPS by working for a society in which one's sexual preference is irrelevant. 50 Students struggle for right to vote The question of student voting in Centre County is not so much one of allowing the students to vote, as it is one of what will happen if the students do vote. With approximately a five to one ratio of students to residents in State College, the possibility of a legitimate student takeover of government is weighing heavily in the decision to determine the eligibility ol student voters. The question arose in September, when State All. Gen. I. Shane Creamer ruled that students be permitted to vote where they attend school. An extended registration period permitted approximately 1000 Penn State students to register here. Two weeks later, five registered Centre Countians filed an injunction in an attempt to invalidate these voters. The key complaint was that students had not sufficiently es- tablished that they were residents or intended to become residents of Centre County. Although students had been subjected to a 23-point questionnaire to determine this point, residents were still not satisfied. Some residents contended that students were registered only because they were students. The students contended they were being discriminated against. The residents said they were the ones being dis- criminated against. Judge R. Paul Campbell was to decide. Finally on October 28, the week before the election, ludge Campbell issued an injunction which removed 195 students from the voting rolls and questioned the validity of the voting status of 340 other students. The controversy was thrown back to the Federal Circuit District Court in Philadelphia, which still had not ruled by Nov. 2. Contested student voters were permitted to vote on absentee ballots, which would be counted if and when the court ruled to accept the validity of the voters. Throughout this time of continuing obstacles, the stu- dents joined together in an effort to win against their local oppressors. A sign, posted on a bus going to the hearings in Philadelphia, illustrated their growing frustration. In Russia they tell you who to vote for . . . In Centre County, Pa. they say you can't vote. Of the 1200 students who had registered for the elec- tion. about half were being contested. It was estimated that only half of these people bothered to vote. There were claims that these people were not informed in time that they would be permitted to vote, but some political figures express dismay that after so much trouble, the stu- dents didn't care enough to vote. Over two weeks after the election, the State Supreme Court ruled that the contested votes were valid. The con- troversy did not end there, and still continues to the pres- ent time. Whether any of these people, plus the ones who still will register, will be able to vote is uncertain. The point was raised that even though students are registered, there is no assurance that they will be registered by the time of the election. The dispute is not over, and the hearings continue in Bellefonte in an attempt to resolve it. The ruling in November set a precedence, but it still did not affect an attitude change by the residents. An attitude change which could settle the whole dispute. Free University: Courses Offered: Aslrology Basic Auto Repair Beat Generation Poetry- Beginning Harmonica Chickens and Other People Conversational Marshallese Dog Training Drawing the Human Being Festival of Life Fly Tying Folk Guitar Free Schools and Non-Schools Hatha and Raja Yoga History. Theory and Practice of Non-violence Homosexuality as an Alternative How to be a Vegetarian Macrobiotic Foods Metaphysics of Time Thought and Eternity Modern Jazz Dance Piano Improvization Poetry Workshop Political Philosophy Popular Song Writing Psycodrama Sensitivity Systems of Exhap Talmudic Literature The Truth of the Body Unicycle Witchcraft Zen 132 i 153 I 155 Raindrops, love bring up spring There is absolutely no doubt as to the time of year it is when high boots come out and everyone wants to build Noah's ark: Spring term at Penn State. It seems that the snow sort of hangs around and then the sun comes after the rain and all three of nature's elements try to drown the campus. But the first sunny Sunday afternoon invites State College out of hiberna- tion and the town is swarming with students. Kites go up, car tops go down, frisbees come out and books go in. The Wall is the scene of much of the action and even though it's just 55 de- grees outside, shoes and bell bottoms give way to cutoffs and bare feet. Bare feet and running after a home run then give way to an overabundance of casualties and a shortage of crutches and canes at Ritenour. Movies move from West Halls to Old Main lawn as the students desert the Lion's Den and lounge on the Hub lawn with a coke or a Creamery de- light. Striking classes, whether individually or for some worthy cause, swimming at the Nat's outdoor pool, attending the Phyrst's annual picnic and frequenting Whipples or Stone Valley are the popular diversions. Bathing suit beauties are getting a little help from the sun and baby oil and reflectors as they sunbathe on dormitory lawns. The Festival of Life, Col- loquy and Spring Week occupy the remainder of the students' time. Cats and dogs seem to be suddenly fruitful and kittens and puppies are the obvious result. Students seem to get the idea (not of being fruitful, but of loving) and Love is a major emphasis of Spring term. Everyone either falls in love or pretends to; some of the longest relationships begin in the spring, while others give way to bigger and better summer loves. Couples walking hand in hand down the Mall, playing tennis, visiting the University barns, and doing everything together are the rule, not the exception to spring. Students don't just feel spring is coming, they smell it and see it. There's a reason no one wants to miss spring at Penn Stale; maybe its just because spring gives life to everyone and everything. 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The Nfttany Lion fans braved rain, brisk October winds and sunless afternoons this year in order to cheer for the team, hot dog man, or the nearest in- toxicated individual. The only problem was that Sa- turday's bench jockey became Monday's casualty. Se- cond period at the Natatorium during Winter term also helped make the cold clinic an overnight success at State. Even the downtown drunks suffered as they ventured out of the warm, stuffy Brewery only to be bitten by the Beaver Avenue breeze. The Campus Pat- rol is currently grooming two monstrous St. Bernards to fetch unwary freshmen from the treacherous snow drifts in parking lot 80. Nevertheless, with a little as- sistance from the makers of Contac and plenty of rack time, most of us survive the ravages of Happy Valley . . . After a particularly wet snow and a week of trudging through the slush, classes become unbea- rable. The sniffles and wheezing in the Forum are loud and constant. Every time the Prof stresses an im- portant point, the clod sitting next to you decides to sneeze . . Your pinmate gets mono” and your room- mate has infectious tonsillitis. Kleenex stock goes from 35 to 96 in one week and Bayer aspirin an- nounces plans to open a factory outside of Bellefonte. Undaunted by sub-freezing temperatures and 10 degree chill factors, the student body plods onward in search of Spring . . . . . . Spring is here and the carnival atmosphere of the HUB lawn is misleading. Lawn football makes a guest appearance in the spring and although the sea- son is short-lived, it claims a spectrum of maladies from sprained toenails to fractured tongues. The graceful flight of the Frisbee is surpassed only by mock ballet of the receiver who smoothly smacks into a tree in a vain attempt to recover the disc. Penn State is not a haven for the faint-hearted or accident prone individual participating in sports, observing sports, at- tending class or being admitted to the Health center. If you smile at me I will understand 'Cause that is something Everybody Everywhere Does in the same language. Steven Stills J «•ICWISTI There must be a place where old things go The worn-out overused thrownaway things That lie in piles They can't burn all of it There must be a place where things are stored away Carefully numbered and catalogued for future reference Methodically preserved somewhere Just in case someone Someday wants to see what lunafish cans Or baseball gloves or overstuffed broken down Moth-eaten-green loveseats smelled and looked and felt like There must be a place somewhere . . . Phyllis Kamenshine PIVOT '71 '72 d by Michael J. Dubil And in time, the waters will traverse my mind as a book of reminiscence. These in terms of thought: un- certain between what I had dreamed for tomorrow and what transpired that day. And this, too, shall pass. The night had walked out. Like a lovers' quarrel it fled with no more to say, less to listen. Unknown, I lagged behind, planning my recourse in hindsight. With more to retort, I fumbled my words like car keys. Put them in my pocket to reuse again. Cynically I rambled to my thoughts. Far away. Away toward the hillsides, the new light generates a misty powder on the land as the night concedes defeat. Here and there cows blot the sun- shine. Indifferent cows. Apathetic cows who have be- come so muted as to trust the gentle stroke of a mor- ning hand to the algid, metallic digits of a plug-in mil- ker. Dig it. An electric cow. Now and then you see a patch of disturbed land. Umber ground with parallel furrows as if Mother Earth had scratched her back. Verdant hillsides hide where man cannot drive. It's a chess-board with an occasional silo standing for man. The whole scene is a four-color process with bleed, a photo in many millimeters. Farmers spit their Mail Pouch good mornings into the gound and talk about welfare. Balking at all the serenity, you barter your institutional mind for a dream. Lay down your weary conviction and wander. State College is blinking like a lit-up birthday cake. Blow out the candles and dream in the haze of your burning cigarette................. Sitting back in your kitchen window you can scan the townscape picking out mistakes in the scene. The entire land seems to be in unrest. See unrest. Gullies of dirty water cutting down through nearly frozen snow. Aheath of cinders obscurring anything that would attempt to look like spring. Here and there gaping holes in the ground as it earth were a pint of chocolate ice cream. See a giant spoon in hand, reaching down, scooping up goodness. Leave an abyss for someone to fall into. Plant a building or something. You get indignant because you can't change this. Feel holy for a moment anyway and zap the area with a finger. Be reassured of your mortality and you're relieved to wander. There's a house up the street, but no one lives there. Not brown enough for a paper bag, it's rather ochre. Like a worn-out shoe box. A chick used to stay there long ago. Ago, when you needed someone to live off of. It was a place to hang out. Have a button sewn on your coat or something. Stay a night or two. Some people don't know when to quit, but she did. With no hassle. She was too small for a girl, standing slightly taller than short. Her cocoa brown hair reaching down nearly half her length. Both of these made it hard to find her attractiveness. Still, like light in time, she reached you. Had she been cold and unmoving, she could have been sexy. Instead, her warring incohe- rence and applebutter personality made her desirable beyond having reason. Talking to her was an expe- rience in congruity. Her attention provided a reward, and the compulsion to babble. Freedom meant less than having nothing to do. Free to hand out. Yet, when it was time for her to walk out, I was caught cold. A buttonless overcoat. Left with all the concern I had lied about for a year. It was like pouring water on a drowning man, a dia- mond in the dessert. Still, when they came to tear down the house, I thought this was out of hand. So I slipped them a few bucks and a quart of Ripple. And they went away............. The streets are lined with orange crates. Houses like piano keys. Neatly stacked, evenly spaced, they grow on you. It's an animated scene. People without faces have too many directions. A few stalagmites. Now and then one will look up and give you the time of day. Give you the time of tomorrow, too. Quickly now, take out your number two pencil and tag him. Label her with an unspoken phrase, Far out”. Others wander aimlessly between and through the shoe boxes constituting home. Wedged in among these concrete mountains you are stocked away for the seasonal rush. Beyond all this, it's an unstructured clause. Your occasionally personal, heavily traveled, foottrodden domain where you and the neighbor can leastly share blood-shot eyes, testifying that the third apartment again blasted its stereo all night. On a good day you can smell Christmas. On Wednesday, Sunday's coffee tastes bad. Gazing at a candlelight through a dirty beer glass cancels any awareness and drift........... It rains a lot here. Rain falling like what-the-hell. Sitting on the Wall only gets my jeans wet. So we settled for the boisterous, huckster fatigue of the HUB. It was a function. A happening. We talked about Things that mattered: life, death, sex, cokes. Still, the first time I cursed was when someone ripped-off my umbrella. One day the sky fell in. Another was blown away. Once I got a tan. I even played with a dog. In time a brook of reminiscence will traverse my mind. Will trickle down until the street lights wink good-day and tircdly bless the dawn. Dawn, when I put on my system mind in barter of memories of an incidental life. State College: Old and new growing town .JUriaaa OFFICES V ,,B State College: Isolated and intellectual community Mg, _ v $4® • $M � tiAt . • in State College: small town with local color 189 ; Penn State Choir spends summer touring Europe Foreign studies students learn to live abroad 193 Fredericks makes All-American team — I � 96 i 197 I I� 200 203 mlm I 205 206 PEANUTS HE HAD MV BLANKET MADE INTO A SPORT COAT.' I'M GOING, CRAZY! I SAYE YOU THAT BLANKET TO KEEP FOR ME ONLY TO SEE IF I COULD SIVE IT UP, AND 40U HAD IT MADE INTO A SPORT COAT! HELP WANTED. WANTED DrSHWASHER Winter and Spring - meals and social. Call Caterer Phi Mu Delta 238-2473. FOR-RENT MEN NEED A ROOM WINTER TERM? Furnished rooms on campus. $175 per term. FOUND FOUND - IN DINING HALL a P.U.B. girl's ring, blue stone call 865-3634. FOUND: LADY'S RING. May be claimed room 106 Human Development Building. LOST GREEN INITIALED SCARF much sen- timental, wamth value in 209 Human Development Wed. 3rd return to Bill 5-8824 320 Packer. TAKE A DRY PLUNGE ON AN AQUARIAN WATERBED for a low price King size mattress...$27.00 K S mattress liner pad $39 Frames - Finished...$29.50 Call 237-6394_______________ LOST: DIETZGEN SLIDE RULE in black case between McLanahan's and Nittany Halls. If found please call Bill 865-3859. Help a needy student through school. Buy Hot chocolate at the COCOA CART College Allen St. WANTED WANTED FEMALE ROOMMATE for Winter (Spring), nice efficiency, air con- ditioned. 5 minutes from campus, $50 per month. Call 237-0580 after 6:00 p.m. WANTED - USED 12-string FOLK GUITAR in good condition. Phone 238-3715. ROOMMATE WANTED: Park Forest Apts., 901-1. call Dan 238-5257. COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS the second most looked at features around, (you just can’t compete with Bikinis) Call 237-8373 or 237-8394. SUBLET: 1 man for 2 bedroom semi- furnished modern apartment. $58.33. Executive House - 237-6755 after 6:00. SUBLET WINTER TERM - One man apt. close to campus. 237-9859. ROOMMATE WANTED FOR WINTER TERM with spring option. $63 a month - car would be helpful. Contact Bob at Centre Towers. 2? 1667. FOR RENT: SINGLE AND DOUBLE rooms at 243 S. Pugh Street. Telephone 237-3332. SINGLE ROOM ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUS - $15 a week. Male only. 692-4374 after 6 - Dave. SUBLET: ONE MAN FOR TWO BEDROOM ’Semi-furnished modern apartment. $58.33. Executive House - 237-6755 after 6:00. TAKE OVER PARK FOREST one bedroom apartment starting January - $130 a month. For information call Neil - 238-7375. SUBLET: EFFICIENCY WINTER or winter and spring - disposal, cable, bus service. • 237-8853.___________ EFFICIENCY APT. near college needed fo Winter Term. Write describing rent an« other details to 1016 W. Main St., Norristow: Pa. 19401. ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED APART- MENT University Towers - $170 per month. All Utilities paid except phone - 238-8084. FOR RENT: PRIVATE ROOM with kit- chenette. Private entrance Post graduate only 238-1541 $75 per month. FOR RENT: ONE BEDROOM apartment beginning Winter Term - $150 a month. Call Dan - 237-0564. ONE MALE ROOMMATE to share Beaver Hill apartment. Winter and Spring 1972. Call 237-0604 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT in Park 1 Forest available Dec. 15 for Winter and . Spring Terms. $130 per month. Call 238-7689. ROOMMATE WANTED - Park Forest Apt. 901 - I. Call Dan - 2525 UNIVERSITY CLUB for male graduate students, private rooms with board. Available immediately. Complete facilities. Ask for room manager, 237-2251. ONE BEDROOM APT. for rent. Nicely furnished Park Forest. Call Jeff after 6:00 pm at 237-8107. TWO BEDROOM MOBILE HOME. Ex- cellent for married couple. Minutes from campus. $130 unfurnished. Available December 20. Call 238-2122 after 6:00. 3 MAN APT. Sublet Winter and Spring ( Terms. Beaver Hill 237-0131. NOTICE HEAR TERRY BEARD, his electric band and varied repitoire. PHYRST tonight at 1114 E. Beaver. NOTICE HEAR TERRY BEARD, his electric band and varied repitoire. PHYRST tonight at 1114 E. Beaver. ALL NATURAL • Sesame, Sunflower, Pumpkin, Seeds. Blackstrap Molasses, Soya Cookies, Natural Cereals. The Candy Cane. BICYCLES REPAIRED INEXPENSIVELY. Flats fixed $1.00. We make house calls anywhere in State College $.75. 237-6950. TYPING. IBM SELECTRIC — Math Greek symbols. All work guaranteed. Call Mary - 238-7180. SKI SWITZERLAND THIS CHRISTMAS, rwomher 25 - January 2. $259.00. For all LA VIE 281 STATE COLLEGIAN Published on Thursday of each week (except when the editor is remov- ing flunks) in the interest of Alexander Hart, Jr., and the chemists. EDITOR ALEXANDER HART. JR.. '05 DEVILS Torrence, 05 FOLTZ. '06 DUMM. ’06 BREWSTER. 07 GARRAHAN. ’07 MASON. '07 IMPS GAINEY. '07 DAWSON. '07 LE PAGE, '08 SUBSCRIPTION One dollar fifty cents per year, with lhe privilege of paying as much more as the paper is considered to be worth. Saturday, March 25 05 EDITORIAL E HAVE been much gratified in the last few days over the strong action of the student body in deciding to keep off the grass and 8 ve it a chance to grow and cover UP the bare places before commence- nt. Cal Waller was right when included in his motion that “ Mr. Patterson be requested to sow the 1 1 spots with that species of laminae, commonly known as poa pratensis, together with some of the smaller leguminosae.” We understand that notices have been sent to all instructors to keep off. Now this is the right thing, and if Baldy Tudor, Weary, Tuttle, Charlie and a few others will only quit mak- ing their short cuts and wearing those yellow winding paths, we feel sure that you, gentlemen, the Freshmen, and others will be proud of your campus when you bring your sweethearts here at commence- ment. Dogs in chapel are certainly prominent these days. They seem to be very religiously inclined. There may be a dog heaven, and we would not be surprised if there is, because we have known certain dogs to.be much better than some people, yet would it not be much better if some little chapel could be built where all the dogs could congregate, then scrap it out until every last one had departed to the other world. We feel it behooves this worthy paper to call attention to the bumptiousness of some of the upper classmen. Some few of these are most comical in their conceit. They seem to expect good, honest Fresh- men to bow down to them, and even express indignation when an ambitious Freshman chances to push their sluggish bodies off the walk. WANT ADS x7ANTED — An honest, reliable, sturdy young fellow to rub a baseball arm three times a day. No salary is offered — the honor being sufficient recompense. W. YODER. WANTED —Six assistants for the physical director. Apply to ________________THE PRESIDENT. XJANTED — Some horned snakes for scientific purposes. A limi- ted number will be purchased at one hundred dollars each. H. A. SURFACE. FRESHMEN'S Opportunity to secure a full set of INTERLINED GERMAN READERS; . . also . . Some Well-Trained Ponies . . in . . Heptics, Geometry and Trig. Must be sold. Going out of Pony business. J. A. H. NOTICE TO FRESHMEN I do not object to your using second-hand copies of my text-book on chemistry, provided they contain an index and my picture with auto- graph. G. G. SWAMP. NOTICE Sealed bids of contracts for re- placing the Pike buildings,accidently destroyed by fire, will be received at this office until noon, Monday, June 24, 1905. C. V. WOODWARD, Chairman 1907 Building Committee. 211 jftC £T SHOPPER ,s ft COM.CSU I ' , fl At jt;= UVfc'S oN sM% pt - -_ ',.. .- QRl H-r urTLH tlYpwS . • r f ' . '' '. Q o F WELL. THEN- ISN’T THE LIFE OF THIS GRASS WORTH A FEW EXTRA STEPS? Express Thyself Wh am ere going For the glory of old State, For her founders strong and great, For the future that we wait, Raise the song, raise the song. Sing our love and loyalty, Sing our hopes that, bright and free. Rest, O Mother dear, with thee— All with thee, all with thee. When we stood at boyhood's gate Shapeless in the hands of fate. Thou didst mold us, dear old State, Into men, into men. May no act of ours bring shame To one heart that loves thy name. May our lives but swell thy fame, Dear old State, dear old State. One's-self I sing, a simple separate person Yet utter the word Democratic, the word En-Masse. Of physiology from top to toe I sing. Not physiognomy alone nor brain alone is worthy for the Muse, I say the Form complete is worthier far, The Female equally with the Male I sing. Of Life immense in passion, pulse and power. Cheerful for freest action form'd under the laws divine. The Modern Man I sing. 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Nj Psy Jazz Cl SOS MARGARET LOH Pgh FSHA Greeters Phi Sigma Epsilon KATHLEEN LOHMAN Cheswick FSHA Greeters ROBERT LOHR Mt Braddock CE ASCE 271 JACK LOHSS Dallastown IFS Intramurals JOHN LOMBARDI Phiia Bus Log Intramurals CHRISTINE LONDON New Kensington Sec Ed Orientation DREW LONG Cambra MGMT Bus Cl Econ Cl LINDA LONG Sharon Sec Ed MARK LONG, JR Manheim Bus Log Wrestling Intramurals RICHARD LONG Altoona Rec Pk Blue Band Pershing Rifles JOSEPH LOPETT Lecchburg See Ed lacrosse RALPH LOPEZ Bethlehem Acctg Intramurals ANITA LOSER Elizabethtown Engl ALAN LOSS Lancaster ME Intramurals JOHN LOTT Aspers Horti Ag Stud Govt Hort Cl JAMES LOUDEN, JE Fayetteville, N Carolina Horti Agro a Ag Stud Coun Hort a DAYTON LOUDENSLAGER Liberty Sec Ed ROBERT LOUGHERY Matboro MKTC KARL LOUGHNER Irwin EE Intramurals .MARK LOVE Phila Bio Ch Focus STEVEN LOVE Yeadon MKTG BSU Collegian Stud Coun Kappa Alpha Psi DALE LOVERCHECK Erie Ch E JUDITH LOVITZ Bradford GNAS Univ Reader 277 KENNETH LOW Abington Mgmt Phi Kappa Tau JAMES LUCAS Mahanoy City ME RUTH LACEY Sewickly RICHARD LUCKNER Altoona Ek Ed PSEA IMS MYRNA LUDWIG Phila FinA CAROL LUKACS Yardlcy SccEd Pi lambda Theta PATRICK LUKASAVICH DuBois Sec Ed Basketball IMS LINDA LUKENS Featerville EkEd Delta Delta Delta. Phi Kappa Phi REBECCA LUNDQUEST Boswell SPA Sigma Alpha Eta, Pi Lambda Theta KAREN LUNDY Towanda Kappa Alpha Theta Orientation DORIS LUSZCZEK Scranton VP. Alpha Xi Delta Cwens AWS GERALD LUTE Ashland ME SUSAN LUTSKY Allentown EkEd BARBARA LUTZ Ginter McdT DEBORAH LUTZ Boalsburg ArtEd NAEA JOANNE LUTZ Tamaqua Med T BARBARA LUX State College EkEd SUSAN LYKOWSKI Broomall ElEd CRAIG LYLLE Olean, N.Y. Phi Gamma Delta Football ACTI CCC STEPHEN LYLE Pgh CerSc FRANCIS LYNCH Phila Engl Ling PSOC MARK LYNCH Pgh Zool Soccer GEORGE LYNN Boalsburg ME CCC LINDA LYNN Fayette City IFS Treas, HDSC MARY LYNN Springfield Hist RA Pi Alpha Theta LASC ANDREW LYONS lewisburg Fin Jazz Cl Folklore Soc IFC Beta Sigma Rho PSOC IMS PR Cl. JAMES LYONS landisburg Acctg STANLEY LYONS Phila Soc PATRICIA LYTLE Pleasant Hills EkEd WILLIAM MACFARLAND Monaca EE IEEE PSOC Jazz CL LAWRENCE MACKEN Bethel Park Anthy KENNETH MACNAMEE Phila Acctg IM's THOMAS MACZKO Norristown Hort Hort Cl RONALD MADAJESKI Wilkes-Barre Hist Acctg Cl Ins Cl IM's Jazz Cl |OHN MADARA Glenside Mktg PAUL MADDEN Phila Engl Karate Cl LINDA MADDOX Lancaster Advt CHORIS MADONTI Clcnoldcn Hist Phil RA EDWARD NADZY McKeesport ChE AICHE |AMES MAFFCO Cressona HPE IM's 273 DONALD MAGILL Duncansvillc CmpSc Upsilon Pi Epsi- lon, Tau Epsilon Chi WILLIAM MAGNESS Phila AE SSAE ERIC MACRO Broomall Mgml USG Spring Wk ARLENE MAGUIRE Vardley Nulr Pres, Della Gamma Pan Hel IM's Skating Cl CRISTINE MAHAL Elkins Park IOSEPH MAHONEY Upper Darby Phil DUANE MAIETTA Ellwood City Melal STEVEN MAIMON Roslyn DH PSOC |udo Cl Karate O PAULA MAIZLISH Pgh El Ed |R Sec, Sr. Class PAUL MAKO Wittakcr EE DIANE MALCOLM Arlington. Va. Hort Cl Orientation |R Pi Alpha X MICHAEL MALDOVAN McClollantown Ccog ROBERT .MALESIC Enhaut, Steeltown Acclg GEORGINA MALLOY Fort Washington IFS ELIZABETH MALONEY Elmira, N.Y. Soc W VSC SANDRA MANDEl East Brunswick, N.J. Free Univ VSC Sigma Delta Tau Orientation Colloquy ROBERT MANEY Moylan CNAS Jazz Cl Greeters JOHN MANFREDI Arlington Mass. Meteo PSOC MARY |0 MANFREDO Pcnlield Psy Alpha Delta Pi KAY .MANIFOLD Slewartstown MusEd PSU Singers Con- cert Choir |OHN MANNO Ridgway Mktg Phi Delta Theta FRANK MANSELL St. Clair Sec Ed PHILIP MANSKY Parkside LEC IM's SALLY MANSON Wallingford RCPk GILBERT MANZI Erie RehabEd KAREN MARCAVAGE Shenandoah Sec Ed MICHAEL MARCHEL Shamokin IE AIIE IM's RICHARD MARCINEK Phila Fin MARIE MARCOUX Philipsburg Joum Psy Sigma Delta Chi, Kappa Tau Alpha PSOC STEPHEN MARCUS Phila Pa. Pre-Law KAREN MAREK Phila Engl |azz Cl MICHAEL MARHEVKA Carlisle IE Triangle KAREN MARIAN Cheltenham SocW VSC La Vie BENJAMIN MARINO Plymouth Meeting Fin Fin Cl Im's JEROME MARINZEl Pgh Arch Study Abroad BERNARD MARIOTTI Havcnown Pre-Law IM's RICHARD MARKER Brooklyn. N.Y. Acclg Acctg Cl Beta Gamma Sigma Squash Cl Glee Club NANCY MARKLEY Titusville Soc Owens Keystone Soc OSGA MICHAEL MARLEY Saegertown Art ROBIN MARLOWE Reading EkEd PSEA 174 LOUIS MAROTTA Phila Art GAYLE MARR Moorcstow, N.|. Delta Gamma Alpha Lam- bda Delta RICHARD MARR Norristown BusLog Sec, Deta Nu Alpha I M's KATHLEEN MARRA Washington SecEd Newman Cl Alpha Lambda Delta Bowling MICHAEL MARRAZZO Scranton Fin Jazz Cl IM's BRIEN MARSH Osceola Mills Acctg Acctg Cl MARY MARSHALL Washington, DC BH Sec, ASHPA PAUL MARSHALL Bryn Mawr Pre-Law VP, Theta Xi IFC IM's RONALD MARSHALL Lancaster |ourn Pres, Sigma Delta Chi Collegian WDFM PAMELA MARSH IIO Allentown SocW LINDA MARTELLI Ridley Park Journ Collegian Sigma Delta Chi, Zeta Tau Alpha Orientation JACK MARTIN lower Burrell IE Sec. AIIE SME KATHLEEN MARTIN West Chester Hist Phi Alpha Theta KEITH MARTIN Loysville Anlnd AgSC DSC CJ 4-H Cl Blue Band Delta Theta Sigma Coaly Six KENNETH MARTIN Scranton EE Alpha Chi Sigma Eta Kappa Nu Jazz Cl IM's LAWRENCE MARTIN Hatboro Acctg RICHARD MARTIN Pgh Cmp Sc RICHARD MARTIN McKeesport LEC SUSAN MARTIN Bradford EKEd Pi lambda Theta Phi Kappa Phi IM's PERRY MARTINEllI Blythedale Acctg Acctg Cl IM's RICHARD MARTINO Nazareth Psy Zeta Psi WENDY MARTZ lemoyne EkEd LOUIS MASH Phila SecEd IM's HOWARD MASON Pgh Psy PSOC Orienation Spring Week VICKY MASTELLER State College EkEd EDWARD MATERAZZI Hudson Arch Study Abroad EDWARD MATERKOWSKI West Newton Metal ASM ALBERT MATEY Trafford EE Blue Band Phi Sigma Kappa IEEE Penn Statesmen JEFFREY MATTHEWS Grecnsburg Sci GEORGE MATISKO Archbald Acctg Acctg Cl EDWARD MATOWSKI Phila Mgmt JOHN MATTAVI Hazleton GNAS BARBARA MATTERN Hollidaysburg Soc Troas, Alpha Omicron Pi, Alpha Kappa Delta Cwens Alpha Lambda Delta PAMELA MATTERN Drums SPA VP, Sigma Alpha Eta STEPHEN MATTERN Beaver Springs Accts Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma DONALD MATTISE leryn SecEd LINDA MATUKENWICZ Cressona EkEd CHARLES MATUSZAK Pgh Acctg Treas, Delta Sigma Pi Acctg Cl Fin Cl NANCY MAUND Harrisburg Engl Sigma Tau Delta MICHAEL MAURER Hcllertown EkEd Phi Delta Theta 27J WILLIAM MAURER Pitman ME DARRELL MAUSER Uniontown PhEd WILLIAM MAXIMIEK lope CNAS Theta Xi LYNN MAXIM UK Cleveland. Ohio Meteo Baseball DENISE MAYDECK Tarentum ROBERT MAYER Tunkhannock Acctg Beta Alpha Psi Acctg O BRUCE MAYFIELD Frank Mktg Mktg Cl Jazz Cl MADELINE MAZURSKY Jersey Shore SocW KENNETH MCAFEE Meadowbrook Acctg Lacrosse HELEN MCALLISTER Havertovvn EkEd MARIBETH MCALLISTER Irwin Alpha Omicron Pi Greeters ROLAND MCALLISTER Reading GNAS DONALD MCBRIDE Feasterville Soc KATHLEEN MC8RIDE Pgh Sec Ed Pi Beta Phi R08ERT MCBRIDE Erie HPE Basketball Soccer Rugby KAREN MCCANDLESS Slippery Rock Span Phi Kappa Phi Phi Sigma lota Sec, PSOC Aws Study Abroad ANN MCCARTHY Pine Grove EkEd CORNELIUS MCCARTHY Phila SPEd scec Orientation Jazz Cl IMS Basketball SGA Folklore Soc JOHN MCCARTHY North Chili. N.Y. EE LAURENCE MCCARTHY Norristown Zool Delta Chi Biol Cl Jazz O PSOC Folklore Soc THOMAS MCCARTHY Forksville AgE DONALD MCCLAIN Ardsley PISc Pershing Rides Ride Team IMS RICHARD MCCLAIN N. Versailles Sci Im's Keystone Soc UUB BETSY MCCLEARY Fayettville SccEd CHRISTINE MCCLELLAND Roslyn Fr PATRICIA MCCLENNON Phila BH BSU DAVID MCCLEVISH Beaver Falls LEC C ARNOLD MCCLURE Mt. Union SecEd Blue Bands BRUCE MCCORMICK Ashland MusEd Concert Choir Blue Band Penn Statesmen |. DAVID MCCRABB Reading CmpSc Hockey Cl JACK MCCRAY Corry AgEd FFA Hort Cl Alpha Tau Alpha ROBERT MCCUBBINS Girardville Acctg CBASC RICHARD MCCUMBER Hatboro Mktg ImS Mktg Cl Jazz a IACQUELINE MCDADE Levittown Acctg Phi Chi Theta Beta Alpha Psi VSC RALPH MCDERMOTT Phila BH Vets TERRENCE MCDONOUGH State College Mgmt SAMUEL MCDOWELL Rockland EE KEVIN MCENTREE York Acctg Tau Kappa Epsilon Delta Signu Pi IMS FRANK MCFADDEN Erie MusEd Blue Band |ANE MCFARLAND Monoreville HEED 4 THOMAS MCFATE Erit- la Ceo Orientation 8RIAN MCFEATHERS Pgh Meteo Am Meteo Sot Pros. PNRHA RHAB WILLIAM MCGILL Uniontovvn Bus log Delta Nu Alpha IM's WAITER MCINNNESS Ardsley IEC lacrosse IOSEPH MCGIINCHEY Schuykill Haven SecEd Sigma Tau Delta ROBERTA MCCONNEll Elred HPE WRA Ofientation WHAS EDWARD MCGRANE Pgh EE IM's JANICE MCGRANE Engl PSOC VSC Chess Cl IM’s STEPHEN MCGREEVY Pgh Eton Omicron Delta Epsilon IM's JONATHAN MCGREGOR Altoona Actg Alpha Kappa Psi Acctg a IM's JOSEPH MCGUIRE Verona Germ Vets Camera Cl USG DANIEL MCINTIRE Turtle Creek NucE EngSC ANS IM's MICHAEL MCINTYRE Cambridge Springs PtSc SHARON MCKEARNAN Ft. Lauderdale. Flor, ArtEd Kappa Alpha Theta Spring Week SHEILA MCKEE Sharon Hill Ling Pi Beta Phi Study Abroad THOMAS MCKEEHAN Berwyn ChE SSB IM's THOMAS MCKEMEY Devon LEC WILMA MCKINNEY Altoona EkEd CAPERS EDWARD MCLAUGHLIN Phita Chem RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN Brookvillc Mgmt SUE MCLAUGHLIN Greencastle EkEd Treas. Gamma Phi Bela Pi Lambda Theta EHAC WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Phila FsHa Phi Kappa Theta Greeters ALEX MCLOOTA Altoona EkEd NADEEN MCLOOTA Altoona SecEd Concert Choir Bowl- ing Chapel Choir WILLIAM MCLUCAS lills PISc Pi Sigma Alpha IM's RA PATRICIA MCMINN West Newton FSHA Greeters CARL MCNAMARA Meadville GnAg RANDE MCNAMEE Wyncote Engl DALE MCNETT Canton Zool Pre-Mcd IM'S Btol Soc LARRY MCNUTT Tralford ME Pi tau sigma Phi Sigma Kappa Phi Eta Sigma ASME THOMAS MCWILLIAMSState College BusEd Treas. Pi lambda Phi MARY MEAD Ambler Engl Pres. Delta Zcta Bowling Team IM's CHRISTINE MECKE Cynwyd EkEd PSEA EdSC GAIL MEDNITSKY Hazcltown ElEd PSEA MICHAEL MEEHAN Johnstown Ceog Pres. Sigma Nu CHARLES MEEK Minneapolis, Minn. AE SSAE Tribunal Blue Band GERARD MEGREY Gettysburg BusEd GEORGE MEHALCHICK Wyom.ng Psy THOMAS MEHOLIC 8risto Zool Psoc Nittany Divers IM's Biol Soc DENNIS MEIER Pgh Mktg Delta Chi I ANTHONY MEINZ Tarentum Zool IM's Aquarium $oc Biol Cl DAVID MAKO Punxsutawney Meteo Karate Cl IM'S Phi Kappa Phi CEORCI MEKULSIA Hiehvood EE Triangle IEEE ROSANNE MELLERT Southampton IfS AHEA ALEXANDER MELNYK Montrose AgE ASAE CAROLYN MELTON Huntingdon SpED SCEC SUSAN MENAKER Harrisburg Music WILLIAM MENARCHECK Union town IE VP, Alpha Pi Mu FRANK MENNA Bellefonte Acctg ROBERT MENTZ Phila Acctg Beta Alpha Psi BusAdSC CAROL MERANTI Old Forge Math Pi Mu Epsilon SAMUEL MERCURIO lower Burrell SPA WILLIAM MEREDITH Phila Zool Nittany Divers Biol Cl GERALD MERKEY Schuykill Haven ME ROBERT MERRILL Erie Fr Students (or State IM's IRENE MERRITZ Phila ElEd RICHARD MERTZ Turtle Creek LEC BARBARA MERVES Phila EKED MICHAEL MERVINE State College IE AIIE AFS SME I AMES MESSINGER Grantville Math Triangle Alpha Phi Omega, Pi Mu Epsilon 8lue Band BRENT MESSNER Adamstown Acctg SHARON METCALF Agington, Va SpBrdcsf Kappa Alpha Theta |R Ski Cl CYNTHIA MEYER Phila CNAS PSOC PEGGY MEYER Ablngton Hist Scrolls Orientation Spring Week Pan Hel RICHARD MEYER Wood-Ridge N.|. lourn WDFM IOHN MEYERS New Castle ArtEd RA ArtEd Assoc WHR Keystone Soc KAREN MEYERS Fcastcrvillc EkEd GREGORY MICHAEL New Bloomfield REst-lns REst Cl MAY MICULIS Braddock ComD Omicron Nu HDSC VSC SFS law Cl Rtl Cl IM's DIANE MIERLEY Hollidaysburg SecEd VINCENT MIHAIIK Mayfield Sci VP, IFC Treas. Parmi Nous Pres, Phi Mu Delta Orientation STEPHEN MIKALIK Carmichaels SecEd JOSEPH MIKELONIS DuBois Acctg Blue Band Phi Mu Al- pha Phi Kappa Phi, Beta Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma Evan Pugh Award ROBERT MIKIEISKI Erie Spch JAMES MIKLASEVICH Roscoc Acrsp Acold Air Soc Sigma Gamma Tau Tau Beta Pi AIAA JOHN MIKLASEVICH Pulaksi Pre-law KATHRYN MILES Easton SecEd Chapel Choir Concert Otoir PSU Singers PATRICIA MILES Harrisburg ComD Kappa Kappa Camma Chimes SSB Folklore Soc ROBERT MILES Medina, N.Y. Sci MARK MILFORD Ambler CmpSc Prc, Delta Sigma Phi IFC Track Soccer 4 PAUL MILLARD Clearfield Acctg Vets ABBE MILLER Havertown IFS Alpha Epsilon Phi Colloquy BURCE MILLER Bethlehem Set Ed Clee Cl Orientation Phi Mu Alpha CAROLYN MILLER Glcnside CRS Study Abroad AWS Al- pha lambda Delta CATHY MILLER Phila EkEd VSC CHARLES MILLER Marion SecEd CRAIG MILLER Boyertwown Acctg Kappa Sigma Acctg Cl IFC IM's DAVID MILLER Pgh BusEd IM's DEBORAH MILLER Scranton SecEd ). ELAINE MILLER Latrobe SecEd Newman Soc. Cwem AWS Radio Cl Alpha Omicron Pi FRED MILLER Holland Acctg Vets PSOC JOSEPH MILLER Brookville Buslog KATHERINE MILLER Natrona Heights Hist KATHLEEN MILLER Zion Grove 8usEd KAY MILLER Hegins EdEd KERRY MILLER Allentown Biol Alpha Kappa lambda. Phi Eta Sigma, Biol Cl LARRY MILLER Mapleton Depot Co LILY MILLER Richfield Soc CAPERS Colloquy Spring Week AWS LINDA MILLER Port Carbon SecEd Span Cl Span Honor Soc MILTON MILLER Altoona EkEd Chess Cl Tennis Team IM'S SHARON MILLER Altoona EkEd PSEA NEA SUSAN MILLER State College Ed Kappa Delta Pi Lambda Theta TODD MILLER Allentown IRE IMS WILLIAM MILLER Huntingdon RePk RePk Soc CCC A KATHRYN MILLS Slatington ArtED Blue Band Alpha Lambda Delta Naiads Phi Kappa Phi PSOC SHEILA MILLS Phila EkEd BSU ROBERT MILNAMOW Waldwick, N. |. ENgl GEOFFREY MILSPAW MeMurray Chi Phi Pres, Mktg Cl PHILLIP MILSTEIN Levittown AerspE MRC EH AS Alpha Chi Sigma, Sigma Gamma Tau ARTHUR MINDS Ramey Acctg Beta Gamma Sigma, Beta Alpha Psi Colloquy Advt Cl IM's ROBERT MINELLI Peckville Acctg Beta Alpha Psi MARK MINER Camp Hill EE Eta Kappa Nu, Tau Beta Pi IEEE I AMES MINIERI Phila SecEd Jazz Cl Folklore Soc IM's SANDRA MINO Jeannette Geol C. Thespian UUB JR Al- pha l amixi.� Delta Jeannette Geol G Thespian UUB JR Alpha Lambda Delta ION MIROWITZ Teaneck N.J. Hist RUTHANN MITAROTONDA Aston Twp, Spch BONNIE MITCHELL Harrisburg BusEd Pi Lambda Theta JENNIFER MITCHELL Ellort CRS AWS Delta Zela Phi Up- vlon Omkron La Vie IM's JOHN MITCHELL Adah LEC SUSAN MITCHELL Hanover FSHA Greeters Colloquy Omkron Nu THOMAS MITCHELL Natrona Heights LEC WILLIAM MITCHELL Huntingon, N.Y. Sci Gym Team DAVID MITSKY Cressona Bphys Nittany Divers Chess Cl CWFM CHARLENE MOBILIA NorthEast CRS AHEA CELESTE MODRAK Pgh Soc Alpha Kappa Delta NANCY MOFFAT Yardley ComD Thespians CYNTHIA MOHAR Uniontown EkEd IERRY MOHLER Harrisburg ComD Squash Cl JAMES MOLER Chambcrsburg AE Pres. SSAE SCARAB JAMES MOLINO Portage Pre-law Sigma Pi Glee Cl Ski Cl MICHAEL MONAGHAN Oakdale OpMgmt EDWARD MONASTRA Phila Hist Phi Alpha Theta JOSEPH MONDIK Hazleton Psy Phi Kappa Phi Newman a. LOUISE MONGE Upper Darby SecEd IRENE MONIOT Portersville CRS Treas, RTl Cl PSOC BARBARA MONROE New Glarus Wrs. ElEd GARY MONSHOWER Reading Acctg IM's CYNTHIA MONTGOMERY Bethel Park ElEd LEONARD MONTO Wilkes-Barre Ins Treas, Alpha Chi Rho Ins Cl Jazz Cl ALICE MOOMY Erie Math 280 ERNESTINE MOORE Phila Psy GREGORY MOORE Baltimore, Md. WS For Soc Phi Ela Sigma, Phi Epsilon Phi, Xi Sigma Pi IRENE MOORE DuBois Sec Ed Fr Cl MARY MOORE Philipsburg Math ROBERT MOORE Glen Ridge N.J. Chem ROBERT MOORE McMurray BIOCH SciSC Liebig Sos use VIRGINIA MOORE Upper Darby EkEd Pres, Delta Delta Delta UUB EHAS VP SFS Oientation Homecoming Spring Week Scrolls THOMAS MOORE State College CE DIANE MORAVEK Warren Math Phi Kappa Phi Pi Mu Sigma DIANE MORAVEK Phila RehabEd Psy Phi Beta Kappa Phi Kappa Phi, Delta Mu Sigma, Keystone Soc CLIFFORD MORCOM New Shrewsbury, N.J. AnSc JOYCE MORGENSTERN Havertown ElEd Sigma Delta Tau Froth JOAN MORRISSEY Upper Darby LEC DENISE MORRISON Phila ElEd VSC Homecoming CHERYL MOET Pottstown Engl RICHARD MORTENSEN Willow Grove Pre-law Nittany Divers CHRISTINE MOSCA Belmont, Mass. SocW MAGUERITE MOSER Fishill, N.Y. Hort Cl Phi Epsilon Phi, Pi Alpha Xi Alpha Omicron Pi GARY MOSIER Harbor Creek CmpSc MARY ANN MOSKOVICH West Hazleton MedT Theta Sigma Pi IM's Micro Cl JAMES MOSTOLLER Fricdens Acclg JANICE MOTEL W. Hazleton Math Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Kappa Phi MAX MOTT Canton Ce CHARLES MOWIS Wahsington CmpSc Phi Eta Sigma Sigma Gamma Tau, Upsilon Pi Epsilon IM's MICHAEL MOWRY Bedford Mktg Acacia Collegian MARION MUHLHAUSER Milford IFS DENISE MUIA Charleroi Psy WRC Keystone Soc BRIAN MULL Meida Psy KATHLEEN MULLEN Rose Valley CmpSc Pi Beta Phi Hockey Tennis JOHN MUllANE Rockville Centre. N.Y. PhEd ADELE MULLER Pgh SocW JAMES MULLER Helletrown LMR LS Cl ROBERT MUNGAI Hickory AgEd FFA Alpha Tau Alpha GAIL MUNNELl York Psy JAMES MUNRO Johnstown IS BARRY MUNSON Youngsville CmpSc Pres, CmpSc Soc CHRISTINA MURIANKA Phila SecEd DENNIS MURPHY 8rackncy ME KATHRYN MURPHY Warrington Mgmt Keystone Soc BusAdSC MICHAEL MURPHY New Castle PISc Jazz Cl 281 I DAN MURRAY Doylcstown GScl LORETTA MURRAY Phila Engl Keystone Soc Sigma Tau Delta MARSHA MURRAY DuBots SccEd Keystone Soc PSEA .MARY MURROVV Stewartstown ComD Delta Delta Delta AWS WRA JOSEPH MUSGRAVE Verona EMch AAM KAREN MUSSEIMAN Claysburg Sec Ed MICHAEL MUZIK Butler BH HPE Alpha Camma Rho Pre-Vet Cl HPA Cl CHARLES MYER Orwigsburg ForSc Pres. Xi Sigma Pi Scab- bard and Blade LARRY MYER Milford EMch VP, AAM Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi CLIFFORD MYERS Hershey Psy Tennis Team CHARLES MYERS Lock Haven LEC Arnold Air Soc CHERYL MYERS Boalsburg EkEd Orchesis Pi Beta Ph. GEORGE MYERS Willow Street IE Pres, Acacia IFC USG IM's Skull and Bones ISRAEL MYERS Phila IRE Ins Cl LILLIE MYERS Lower Burrell Sec Ed Keystone Soc |azz Cl Orientation PSEA RHONDA MYERS Phila Psy Psi Chi IUDITH MYZEl Phila LEC FRANCINE NACHMAN Phila Thea Univ Thea DENNIS NADEAU York ArtH law Cl IM's Thespians RALPH NAFZIGER Stale College Acctg R08ERT NAGLE Patton Mgmt Vets SUSAN NAGY Uniontown IFS Omicron Nu DAVID NALE Washington Geog Alpha Kappa lambda MICHAEL NAPOLEON Ml. Pleasant Biol IM's Block S |azz O Newman Cl Biol Soc AIBS VSC MARK NARDELLI Altoona Mgmt STANLEY NASSER State College IEROME NATOll Phila LEC CARL NAUGEL Mapleton AgMech AgMcch Cl IOHN NAVIGII A New Kensington SecEd IM's RUTH NEAFACH lohnstown HEED EDWARD NEAL Pine Grove Mgmt ROBERT NEALE Hamburg CNAS IM's RICHARD NEARY Masscna N.Y. Hist Lambda Chi Alpha Jazz Cl STANLEY NEBISTINSKY St. Clair LEC TERRY NEEFE Coudersport PkAdmin RcPk Soc DANIEL NEFF Manheim AgM AgSC AgM Cl VIRGINIA NEFF Pgh ActEd Keystone Soc Alpha Chi Omega NAEA ROBERT NELL Phila IRE VP, Sigma Pi Baseball IM's BARRY NELSON Avanmorc EE DOUGLAS NELSON Erie Prc-Med Karate Cl Tennis Cl IM's MICHAEL NELSON Sharpsv.lle BA ROBERT NELSON W. Mifflin Zool Biol Soc DENNIS NESTER Jim Thorpe SecEd JOSEPH NESTER Jim Thorpe RPAdmin RcPk Soc JAMES NEUHARD Bloomsburg Aersp ELLEN NEW Pgh ComD AWS ERANCIS NEWELL Phila Acctg Econ ROGER NEWHALl Austin, Tex. Mklg Delta Sigma Pi CCC DEAN NEWHOUSE Chester Joum WOFM Kappa Tau Alpha BARRY NEWMAN Freehold. N.J. Hist Pres, Delphi Hal Soc USG Alpha Epsilon Pi DELLA NEWMAN State College GNAS LARRY MITCHELL Phila Mktg MARK NEWMAN State College PISc LASC Pi lambda Phi Model UN LYNDA NEWTON State College MedT Concert Choir Chapel Choir STEPHEN NEWTON Gifford EE JAMES NEYMAN Oxford NucE Am Nuc Soc DENNIS NICELY York Mgmt Scabbard and Blade Rangers Nittany Divers Karate Cl JOHN NICEWIMTER Folcroft DOC THOMAS NICHOLSON Williamsport Geol WILLIAM NICHOLSON Williamsport Chem KENNETH NICKEL Pgh Acctg GARY NIDITCH Brookly n, N.Y. Pre-Mcd Biol Pres, Alpha Epsilon Delta, Alpha Phi Omega MICHAEL NIEDDU Shenandoah SecEd IM's CAMILLE NIXON Phila ArtEd Delta Sigma Theta RICHARD NOBLE Phila PISc RITA NOGA New Castle Engl Pres, Alpha Chi Omega Chimes UUB Sec Treas, Sr Class JR Spring Wk VINCENT NOLA Hookstown MusEd Concert Choir Glee a PSU Singers Phi Mu Alpha Thespians Newman Cl MARGARET NOLAN Phila SPA M. LIIS NOLVAK Bedford Germ Phi Mu Basketball CAROL NORDO Phila MedT DENNIS NORMAN Avis CE IM's Orientation JOHN NORTAVAGE Mary-D BusEd MEAD NOSS Longwood, FL Aersp AIAA LINDA NOTTO Phila IFS DIANE NOVAK Clarks Summit ComD Zeta Tau Alpha MARSHA NOVACK Mt. Carmel EkEd Alpha Phi |a« O Thespians KENNETH NOVAK Dickson Prc-Med Pres Treas, UUB USG Parmi Nous Acacia GARY NOVINSKIE Shamokin PngE AIME RICHARD NOVOSEl State College Mgmt Delta Sigma Pi ROBERT OLSEN Ridgway Engl Sigma Tau Delta VSC I JOHN NOWACK Ml. Hope, N.J. 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Phi Mu Alpha Blue Band Wind Ensemble Jazz Ensemble RONALD VIlllOTTI Pgh Acc tg IM's ROSALIE VINIKOOR Phila Rehab STANLEY VINORES Macungie Zool Jazz Cl LILLIAN VINSON Phila fkld USG AWS Pi Lambda Theta THOMAS VISCO Phila Mktg PETER VISHTON Phila Pre-Med Orientation Niltany Divers IM's HARRY VIVIAN Easton EMch AAM Nittany Divers IM's MICHAEL VOLK Finlegville ME ASME GEOFFREY VOLKER Pgh GNAS Alpha Sigma Phi EHAS VP. CCC CARLA VON STEUBEN Nazareth SecEd MARY VOYTEK Dunmore MedT Micro Cl NANCY VULAKOVIC Pgh Psy IUDITH WACHTEl Elkins Pk. Math Psy Radio Cl Concert Choir Rifle Cl Folklore Sot. DENISE WACLO Altoona Ektd JOSEPH WADSWORTH Pgh Geol Judo Cl Folklore Soc CRAIG WACNER W. Williamsport BLOg Sigma Phi Epsilon FREDERICK WAGNER Jersey Shore RCPK KAREN WAGNER Pgh GPhys Collegian PHILP WAGNER Tionesta Al Alpha Zela DSt Cl ROBERT WAGNER Heilertown CE ASCE STEPHEN WAGNER Phila Journ TODD WACNER York ME Vp, ASME DAVID WAHRENBERGER Erie Phys Chess Team Orientation CONSTANCE WAINER Lancaster EkEd SCES KA WILLIAM WAIN WRIGHT Morgantown. W.Va. Zool Delta Chi Artist Series Block S ARLENE WAITZ Havertown EkEd Hillel BARBARA WAKSHUL Phila E’sy MARGARET WALACAVAGE Girardville HPA CHRISTA WALCK Lancaster Hist Phi Kappa Phi Pres. Phi Alpha Theta |AMES WALDERS Sharpsville Pre-Med Bridge Cl IM's BARBARA WALKER Phila EkEd MICHAEL WALSH Hatboro Acctg Coll IM S Acctg Cl ALAN WALTER Chambcrsburg QBA Rille Team Del- ta Sigma Pi Skull and Bones 309 I DANIEL WALTER Altoona Mgmt DONNA WALTER Allentown SecEd |ACK WALTER Roaring Spring AgEng Alpha Epsilon |EAN WALTERS Easton Rehab Pi Lambda Theta Al- pha Lambda Delta LANNY WALTERS Edmon Rehab Jazz Cl Campus Patrol SALLY WALTON Johnstown Engl Alpha Chi Omega LASC PSOC ARLENE WALZER Phila Film SUSAN WAMBSGANS Erie ElEd Psea-Nca MARIE WANCE State College ROBERT WANNER Lancaster Journ Advt Cl CCC Kappa Tau Alpha KATHY WANTER Pgh FSHA Greeters ALICIA WARD Doylestown Engl CYNTHIA WARD Easton SecEd Gamma Phi Beta Orientation MARY WARD Johnstown Acctg Swim Team PETER WARD State Coolcge AgEc STEPHEN WARD Florhampark, N.J. ComD Lacrosse MICHAEL WARHOLA Branchdale Mgmt IM's ALBERT WARNER I ewistown IE AIIE IMS SUSAN WARNER New Hartford, Conn. AnSc Pre-Vet Cl AgSC PSOC Scrolls Block and Bridle WRA Orientation LORRAINE WASILOSKI Monaca EkEd AA BERNADETTE WASKO McKeesport SecEd STANLEY WASSER Washington. D.C. PISc Jazz Cl MARGARET WATCHKO Indiana CRS VP, Gamma Phi 8c ta HDSC JAMES WATENPOOL Wexford RcPk RcPk Soc WILLIAM WATERS Pgh Acctg CBASC Acctg Cl DAVID WATKIN Lansdowne Anthy Phi Eta Sigma Nittany Divers Zool Soc MARJORIE WATSON Irwin MusEd Concert Choir ROBERT WATSON Clarks Summit Psy THOMAS WATSON Springfield PhEd Swimming Cheerleader Delphi Parmi Nous Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon GREGORY WATTS Phila BusEd Kappa Alpha Psi CBASC Jazz Cl DALE WAY Altoona Psy Psy Cl Fr Cl WILLIAM WAY Levittown ForSc La Vie Campus Pat- rol ForSc SALLY WAYMAN Pgh CNAS Alpha Lambda Delta, PN Kappa Phi. Scrolls Orientation New� and Views JOHN WEAVER Spring Mills AnSc DSc Cl 8luc Band LAVONNE WEAVER Linden Hall SecEd RONALD WEAVER Spring Mills FdSc STANLEY WEAVER Elizabethville Agro Agro Cl |OHN WEBB Narbeth CNAS HERBERT WEBB Pgh ME Delta Phi ASME DOYLE WEBBER Sinking Spring ForSc IM's For Soc 310 4 JEFFREY WEBBER Ardmore Acctg IM DAVID WEBER Stale College HPE Wrestling DEBORAH WEBER Rahway. N.J. ComD lota Alpha Pi HAROLD WEBER Pen Argyl CE VP.ASCE IM's LYNNE WEBER Berwyn SecEd Alpha Phi ESC JAMES WEEKS Dalton Hist Sigma Nu MARK WE HR Mifflinburg Agro Pres. Ago Cl Pres, AgSC CATHY WEIBLEY Ridley Pk EkEd DOUGLAS WEIDA Emmaus FSHA Alpha Gamma Rho HERBERT WEIDEMANN York Math TERRY WEIKEL Allentown Acctg Acctg Cl MICHAEL WEIKERT Gettysburg Hist IM's KENNETH WEIMER Richmond, Va. ElEd PSEA KIRBY WEIMER Annville Sci PSU Singers Chapel Choir GLENN WEINSTEIN Elkins Pk. EkEd IEFFREY WEINSTEIN Bala Cynwyd PISc Tribunal ERA Spring Week Water Polo Cl Collegian JOAN WEINSTEIN Phila BusEd Gamma Sigma Sigma Pi lambda Theta, Phi Chi Theta, Beta Alpha Psi |ODY WEINSTEIN Phila Rehab Sec. Sigma Delta Tau alpha Lambda Delta Orientation JUDITH WEINSTEIN State College IFS Kappa Kappa Gamma Mortar Board HDSC ARTHUR WEINTRAUB Phila EkEd MICHAEL WEINTRAUB Drexel Hill GNAS IMS ARVIN WEISBERG Phila CmpSc IMS MARILYN WEISMAN Lancaster Tt SGA Keystone Soc Alpha Epsilon Phi STEPHEN WEISS Phila IRE IMS Free Univ SUSAN WEISS Boardman. Ohio Psy RA VP. AWS Chimes VP. ARHS Mortar Board Alpha Lamda Delta. Delta Gamma Study Abroad. Homecoming Queen DAVID WEIT7 Phila Biol MICHAEL WELDON Harrisburg LEC Alpha Phi Alpha BSU DENNIS WELLEN Commodore ChE VP. Triangle Phi Eta Sigma JEANNE WELSH Falls Creek Fr Keystone Soc Delta Mu Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi MARY WELZ St. Marys SecEd Newman Cl JAMES WENGRYN Carnegie Fin Fin Cl Sigma Pi IM s Judo Cl ROBERT WERBA Phihpsburg VlEd STUART WERTHEIMER Phila Zool YVONNE WERY Pgh SocW RICHARD WESLEY Lebanon Arch Fencing ASHLEY WEST Hughesville ForSc IM S For Soc JEAN WEST falls Church. Va. H.st MARGARET WEST Wayne Psy Colloquy SONIA WEST Hatboro HPE Set. WRA Hockey Basket- ball Lacrosse THOMAS WEST Fairview ChE VP. AlChE IM s 311 I MARY WETZEL Lower Burrell SecEd PSEA Keystone Soc SCA Orientation GERALD WEXEL8AUM Washington Crossing Mktg Mktg Cl Alpha Epsilon Pi Froth IM's Jazz Cl DIANE WEXLER Phila Sot. W Alpha Kappa Delta VSC PERRY WEYANT Hollidaysburg EE Eta Kappa Nu. IEEE Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi |OAN WHEELER Masontown MusEd Choir BONNIE WHILE Bethel Pk. Math BARBARA WHITE New Brighton EkEd HERBERT WHITE Mechanicsburg Metco AMS LINDA WHITE Phila Psy SocVV SAME MARIANNE WHITE Pgh ComD Nittany Divers ROBERTA WHITE Pearl River. N.Y. IFS VP, Chi Om- ega. CWENS Alpha Kappa Delta Orienation BRUCE WHITELEY Pgh Mgmt PSOC IM S JUDITH WHITESELL Arnold HecD Orientation AHEA ARTHUR WHITMORE Middletown, N.J. Sci ROBERT WHITMORE Greencastle LEC IEFFERY WHITT Phila GNAS MRC Keystone Soc SCA VICKIE WIBLE Thompsontown SecEd ANDREA WIDAWSKI Elkins Pk. HeeD Gamma Sig- ma Sigma THOMAS WIDITZ Sheppton SecEd NOREEN WIEGAND Pgh MedT VSC Phi Sigma BARBARA WIEDENMAN Wayne FrEd Phi Mu REGINA WIERBOWSKI W. Pi Its town Spch GALE WIEST Harrisburg SecEd VP, Kappa Kappa Gamma. Sigma Tau Delta RANDALL WIEST Mershey GNAS Phi Eta Sigma PSOC For Soc. Ice Hockey Cl HOWARD WIGGIN Dallas BioCh Treas. Alpha Zeta Chapel and Concert Choirs Phi Eta Sigma CCC D Sc Cl JACQUELINE WIGCINS Phila SecEd BSU CHARLES WILLAMAN Transfer Thea ANDREW WILLIAMS Mahanoy City Sci IM's Chess Cl Karate Cl BILLY WILLIAMS Alexandria. Va. Meteo IM’s WHR Bridge Cl YAF WDFM AMS Chapel Choir DAVID WILLIAMS Elizabeth BusEd KEITH WILLIAMS Johnstown Math Camera Cl STEVEN WILLIAMS Poltsv.lle GNAS Keystone Soc THOMAS WILLIAMS Phila Mktg Kappa Alpha Psi FRANCINE WILLICK New Cumberland Math ESc EngSc VP. Beta Rho Delta. Sec, Sigma Tau, Treas, Tau Beta Pi HARVEY WILLIS Ene Acctg Acctg Cl BEVERLY WILSON Hanover CRS DEBORAH WILSON Jeannette CmpSc Phi Kappa Phi Upsilon Pi Epsilon |ACK WILSON State College RcPk RcPk Soc JUDITH WILSON Middletown Rehab 313 ■ KENNETH WILSON Phila Acclg SAMUEL WILSON Altoona Acctg Acctg Cl CCC I Ms JAMES WINARCHICK Northampton Acctg PSOC Acctg Cl Alpha Kappa Psi LAWRENCE WINGER Pottstown CcrSc AmCer Soc DONNA WINGERT Chambersburg CRS Rtl Cl SANDY WINGROD Broomall SecEd MARTHA WINN Altoona EkEd WELDON WIRICK Altoona CRS IM's MARY WIRT7 Rixford Zool Phi Kappa Phi Goll IM s MARTHA WISER State College EkEd KAREN WITCHCOFF Erie SocW LINDA WITHERS dassport MesT FAITH WITKIN Warren Psy Alpha Espilon Phi, Delta Alpha Delta, Chimes VAC Hillel Debate LYNN WITKIN Warren Alpha Epsilon Phi. Delta Al- pha Delta Chimes VAC Hillel Debate THOMAS WITT Bloomsburg CNAS PSOC DAVID W'ITTMAN St. Marys Psy DENISE WITWER lititz PIS HAROLD WOELFEL Springfield ComD USC WHAS Orientation GLENN WOERNER Hamburg Chem |OHN WOGAN Butler EE IM's CARL WOLF Phila PISc JazzCI DAVID WOLF Reading CE Pres. Chi Epsilon ASCE IRVIN WOLF Uniontown PISc WHAS ARHS KENNETH WOLF Pgh Acclg IM's LARRY WOLF New Oxford PISc Keystone Soc GARL WOLFE Herndon Arch Delta Phi SCARAB SHARON WOLFE Easton EkEd Pi lamoda Theta CHRA USG Orientation JR BARBARA WOLFHOPE Windber Pre-Med Alpha Ep- silon Delta PAULA WOLFSON Pgh Spch Theta Sigma Phi BRENDA WOLGEMUTH Elizabethtown EkEd VICTORIA WOLSKI Springfield EkEd VP, Kappa Del- ta EdSc Colloquy Spring Week ANDREA WOOD Pgh PISc OTIS USG AWS Lionlight KELLY WOOD Altoona Hist SAMUEL WOOD Glenside Sci VP. OSGA Skull and Bones THOMAS WOOD Binghamton. N.Y. Mktg Mktg Cl IEFFREY WOODRING State College ComD KENNETH WOODRUFF Phoenixville MPE PSMS ROBERT WOODS Fanncttsburg AgEd Alpha Tau Alpha DSc Cl KATHLEEN WOOLEY Levittown Journ WHRA JANICE WOOLLEY Ardmore Psy SGA Keystone Soc 313 fe DAVID WORLEY littlestown Hist IM's DONALD WOTRINC Allentown PngE I AMES WRENN Youngstown. Ohio SecEd USC Skull and Bones OSGA IM's ALFRED WRIGHT State College Psy Phi Eta Sigma Pres, Model UN Parmis Nous Psi Chi WILLIAM WRIGHT Ml. Pocono ChE Phi Eta Sigma AlChE Quarterdeck Soc LEO WROBLEWSKI Mahanoy City Mktg Treas. AdvtCI Orientation JOSEPH WRUBLESKI Conshohocken Acctg IM's STEPHEN WURST Cornwells Hgts. AnSc GREG WURSTER Montoursville Hort Delta Theta Sigma IUDITH WYLIE Pgh El Ed Kappa Kappa Gamma Homecoming Queen THOMAS WYLIE PGh IE Chi Phi AIIE Mktg Cl IFC DAVID WYMAN Westwood, Mass. Fin ANDREW YABLONSKY McMurray Advt GARY YAGEL Wheaton. Md. Econ ROSEMARY YAKIMOFF Harrisburg SPA Sec. Sigma Alpha Eta NHAS PSU Orch DAVID YANOSIK Bernville ME CAROL YASTROV langhorne SPA Alpha Epsilon Phi Camera Cl La Vic KATHRYN YATES Yardley 8rdc Cheerleader Kappa Alpha Theta CWENS MissPenn State KATHLEEN YAUTZ Easton IFS Sec, Omicron Nu. Phi Upsilon Omicron PSU Singers Chapel Concert Choirs JOHN YAWORSKY Phila SecEd LARRY YEAGER Allentown EE Eta Kappa Nu IEEE RICHARD YEAGER Horsham fin Ride Team SHARON YERMAL State College Art VINCENT YERMAL State College GNAS LEONARD YINCST Mycrstown Mktg JAY YODER Belleville Acctg CHRISTOPHER YORK Rockledge Math HELEN YOST Havertown EkEd Delta Delta Delta MARY YOST Carnegie PISc BARBARA YOUNG Pgh SocW EVELINE YOUNG Phila MathEd SAME Newman Cl CCC WRA CSA CSAA Orientation KENNETH YOUNG Havertown FSHA AA HDSC LARRY YOUNG Benton EE LORNA YOUNGS langhorne SecEd IOHN YOUNKERCentre Hall EARTH DAVID YOURISH Ml. Pleasant Mgmt IM's Rangers ANN MARIE YURGEC Farrell Span Span Cl DENISE YURKOW Phila ElEd JAMES YUTE Industry FSHA IM s Greeters PAUL YUTZY Port Vue GNAS 314 CHESTER ZACKOSKI Scranton Mgml IM's PAULA ZAGNfT levittown Ed GRECORY ZAHURARAC Mercer Phys SR HA New- man Cl MARK ZALON'IS Bloomsburg MngE Mng Soc IAMES ZAMPOGNZ Stale College IE AT TE SME GREGORY ZANACOSKY Warminster Biol Alpha Chi Sigma Phi Eta Sigma IM's DAVID ZAPALO New Florence LEC Phi Kappa Theta ALBERT ZAPF W. Mifflin Acctg BRENT ZARLENGA Hershey ME Pi Tau Sigma. Sigma Tau ASME LARRY ZEAFLA Morris EE Treas, 4-H Cl IEEE Eta Kappa Nu DAVE ZEHNGUT Quito. Ecuador ArchE VP, LAA SSAE Hillel Soccer IM's UNDA ZEIDERS Harrisburg SocW Alpha Phi WILLIAM ZEIRD Tamaqua SecEd Phi Eta Sigma Quarterdeck Soc IM's KATHLEEN ZEISS Phila SecEd VSC WILLIAM ZEISS Erie CE Beta Theta Pi JOSEPH ZERKAS Luzerne Acctg Theta Xi VICTOR ZELKOVITZ Phila Sci Hillel IM’s Sci Cl WILLIAM ZELLERS Stroudsburg Joum Collegian Sigma Delta Chi IANIS ZIDO Moncssen Thea Arts SecEd PSU Players Univ Readers AASC EDWARD ZIEGLER Tidioute PngE AIME IFC Alpha Kappa Lambda ALAN ZIMBERG Phila Bus Ed |UDY ZIMMER Sharon BioPhys HARRY SINMAN Phila Hist LASC Alpha Epsilon Pi DONALDZIPPAY Charleroi BLog BARBARA ZITZMAN Rochester RcPk Lakonaides RcPk Soc ELIZABETH ZODA Levittown EkEd RICHARD ZOLLARS Clairlon Acctg IM S Acctg Cl CYNTHIA ZOOK Lancaster LEC CHARLOTTE ZUK Racoontownship RcPk Concert Choir RcPk Soc Lakonaides JOANNE ZUKAS Clarks Summit CmpSc SciSc JANE ZUKOWSKI Chester Journ AWS ROBERT ZULICK State College CE Chi Phi IM's 315 I PATRICIA COST LOW Johnstown Math Delta Delta |ACK DOMINICK Coraopolis B Log ROBERT EICHHOITZ Liti� Cmp Sc Alpha Sigma Phi JET FREY FLEISHMAN Phila Biol Froth Orientation SCOn GOLDMAN Phila Zool PSOC DENISE NAYDECK Tarentum HE Ed CAROL OELBERMANN State College Rehab Ed DAVID SCHEIB Bollefontc Ag E LEO TARHAY Tarentom Ccr Sc Alpha Chi Sigma KATHY VRABEL Beaverdale HE Ed MICHAEL GUNNING Cornwells Heights GNAS ROBERT HARRIS Scranton Acctg Sci Gym Team Beta THOMAS HENNESSY Roslyn Mktg IMS PATRICIA LAWRENCE Binghamton NY Nutr Naiads Phi Kappa Phi SHEILA MOSKOVITZ Carnegie Ceog 316 ■ JANE ARCHER Stale College Nurs Pres. SNA DIANE BARCLAY Mt Pleasant Med T MARY BASHACO Summit Hill Nurs SGA SfS ELAINE BOCZAR New Castle Nurs Treas. SGA KATHLEEN BRENNAN Pottsville Nurs JANE BREITENBACH Nurs HDSC SNA ANN CALHOUN Pocono Manor Nurs SHARON DEMOTTE Brookville Nurs SNA SCIP Ang- el Flight Carol DINELLO Aliquippa Nurs Basketball Drama ClSpchCl ANN DOMBROWSKI Erie Nurs Sec. SGA Debate Cl IMS JOAN EHRENSBERGER St Marys Nurs DEBORAH FIRCAK Eighty Four Nurs SNA A. LYNN FULLINGTON Clearfield Nurs LINDA HARVATH McMurray Nurs MARY HEGER Bethel Park Nurs PECCY HEISLER Phila Nurs SUSAN HESS Anderson SC Nurs SNA IMS JANE HOLT Middleburg Nurs SNA IMS Kappa Delta LINDA KOLASA Nurs EDWARDA LEE Hollidaysburg Nurs JACQUELINE LOUCHRAN Yeadon Nurs Swim Team IMS NHAS SNA SHARON LOWMASTER Carrolltown Nurs MARY MCGINNIS Parker Nurs SNA LINDA MULAC McKeesport Nurs. VP. SNA MARGARET PLATT New Columbia Nurs Chapel Choir SNA CWENS Volleyball SUSAN QUINN Sewickley Nurs Pres. SGA ELIZABETH SANKER State College Nurs Angel Flight SANDRA SHAW Altoona Nurs CHERYL SMITH Altoona Nurs CWENS Fencing Team NANCY TANKEL Phila Nurs JOANN THISTLETHWAITE Clearfield Nur% BARBARA TRIPLETT Uniontown Nurs IMS SNA SANDRA WEBRECK Berlin Nurs SNA Dairy Sci CUH TERI WOODWORTH Nurs BETTY WOLFHOPE Alexandria Nurs 317 EDITOR'S NOTE: Although LA VIE made an effort to publish the portraits submitted for the senior section taken by other than the LA VIE senior por- trait photographer, publishing techniques and problems made this impos- sible. However, the names and listings for these people are below. ADRIAN BIVINS Albiquippa Sec Ed Delta Sigma Theta SUSAN BENNETT Harrisburg Psy MARY CASPERSON Phila Acctg Ed Stud Coun Phi Chi Theta, Zeta Al- pha Psi Free U PATRICIA COSTLOW Johnstown Math Delta Delta Delta JOHN FRANKLAND Newtown Square Bus Ad Econ Econ Cl Sports Car Cl JOHN HEISEY Palmyra Journ Con Choir ROSEMARY HONOHAN Bethel Park Psy AWS UUB USC CHARLES KALINOSKI Phila PI Sc RANDOLPH KOHR Wayne Ag Bus Mgmt PATRICIA LLOYD Pgh SPA Nittany Divers THOMAS MAITLAND Hanover Mktg Vet Cl Pres, Nittany Divers ALDO MAGAZZENI Phila Biol ALICE MCCARTHY Phila Advt MARYANN MOUGHEMER Hollidaysburg PI Sc Debate Collegian WDFM Chimes VP, Delta Alpha Delta Fr House NANCY RHODES Lewistown Ek Ed CHARLENE TROY Pleasant Gap A Ed JANE ZIPF Coalport El Ed Reflections from the editor's desk .... This year LA VIE has tryed to accomplish the impossible: to photograph and write about Penn State in its entirety. Because diversity is the rule at Penn State instead of the exception, the staff has attempted to represent everybody, not individually, but in some form that each individual can identify with. Surely we have left some students and activities out and let others take prominent positions; but as individuals, we too have perspectives from which we look at the University. If we have tryed to present any major theme, it has been that of diversity and collective accom- plishment. This has not been a year of great external change, but every student has changed inter- nally since the date of first arrival at Penn State. It has been the varied people and life-styles and thinking processes that have been behind this internal change and it has been these influences that LA VIE has tryed to show from the first to the last page. LA VIE does not pretend to be a his- tory of four years at Penn State in terms of each and every occurence; LA VIE does aspire to be a memorabilia of moods, changes and life-styles. It is the sincere hope of the editor and the staff that each student finds a part of himself in the preceeding pages and that he can recognize parts of others. When all the parts are put together, there is Penn State and memories. And that's what LA VIE is all about. 318 Debi Thaler Editor-in-Chief 1972 LA VIE LA VIE Editors, 1898 LA VIE Editors, 1972 (from left to right) front row: Mary Phalan—Photography Editor Charles Mantione—Art Editor Rich Rogus—Sports Editor Anita Castagnola—Literary Editor back row: Jennifer Jones—Senior Editor Dave Tylavsky—Managing Editor Lesley Cohen—University Co-Editor Debi Thaler—Editor-in-Chief Dave Swank—University Co-Editor 319 Ki Photo Credits 2-11 Penn State Room 12-13 Leos 17 Geiger 18-19 Yermal, Thaler 20-21 Kanallv 22-23 Brown 24-25 Phalan 26-27 Phalan, Leos, Fenn, Singer 28-29 Anonymous, Fenn 30-31 Phalan. Conley, BS O 32-33 Policicchio, Phalan 34-35 Still, BS O, Phalan 36-37 Phalan. Duffy 38-39 Phalan, Brody 40-41 Thaler, BS O 42-43 Brody, Fenn, BS O, Phalan 44-45 Thaler, Fenn 46-47 Phalan 48-49 Rearick, Quindry 50-51 Duffy 52-53 Fong 54-55 Rearick, Brown, Fong 56-57 Black 58-59 Black 60-61 Phalan, Dunlap, Fong, Quindry 62-63 Gersh 65 Guise 66-67 Quindry, Fong 68-69 Savadelis, Fenn 70-71 Aurori, Phalan, Machanic 72-73 Hundstad 74-75 Singer, Phalan, Fong, Dut- terer 76-77 Fenn 78-79 Phalan, Singer, Thaler 80-81 Fong, Guilday 82-83 Phalan 85 Bahl 86-87 BS O, Phalan 88-89 Leos 90-91 Dunlap 92-93 Dunlap, Phalan, Rearick, Smooker 94-95 Dunlap, Davis 96-97 Phalan, Thaler 98-99 Singer, Thaler, Phalan 100-101 Leos, Phalan, Machanic 102-103 Kulik, Rickert, Monaco, Baker, Dunlap 104-105 Fong, Phalan, Leos 106-107 Fong, McBride, Phalan, Thaler 108-109 Rundgren, Thaler, Sny- der 110-111 BS O, Leos 112-113 Dunlap, Yermal 114-115 Fong 116-117 Fong, PSSI 118-121 Fong 122-123 Black, Fong 124-125 Fong, Black 126-127 Dale, Fong 128-129 Phalan. BS O, Singer 130-131 Singer 132-133 Phalan. Blank, Kurtz 134-135 Thaler, BS O 136-137 Yermal 138-139 Fenn, Phalan, Fong 140-141 Kulik, Grant, Rickert, Mutgabaugh, Fenn, Fong, Sing- er, Ament, Reibstein 142-143 Bobb, Dunlap 144 Fenn 146-147 Still 148-149 Phalan, Yermal, Kulik, Novak 150-151 Fong, Roche 152-153 Ament, Dutterer, Phalan, Conley, Savadelis 154-155 Kulik, Black 157 Leos 159 Thaler 160-161 Fong, Kanally, Dutterer 162-163 Fong, Phalan 164-165 Fong, Dutterer 166-167 Fenn, BS O, American, Phalan, Gottshall 168-169 Snyder, Phalan Savadelis 170-171 Phalan 172-173 Fong 174-175 McBride, Phalan, BS O, Fenn, American 176-177 Fong, Phalan 178 Anonymous 180-181 Phalan, Brody, Dunlap 182-183 Dunlap, Fong, Marich 184-185 Singer, Ament, Fenn 186-187 Bahl, Brown, Snyder 188-189 McBride, Fenn, Burns, Brown 190-191 Heisey 192-193 Heisey 195 Still 196-197 Singer 198-199 Bencivenga, Fong 200-201 Conley, Kanally, Baker 202-203 Dale 204-205 Singer 206-207 Phalan, Dunlap 208-209 Phalan 210-211 Singer, Phalan, Fing 212-213 Kanally, Dutterer, Fong 214-215 Phalan 217 Ament, Phalan 220-221 Phalan 223 Thaler 224 Phalan 243 Fong 248 Kanally 255 Kanally 260 Quindry 267 Thaler 272 Dunlap 279 Phalan 284 Phalan 291 Phalan 296 Howard 303 Singer 319 Penn State Room, Fong Special photographic credits to: Ed Leos Don Black Journ 260, Fall, 1971: Bahl, Brown, Brody, Buenzle, Burton, Gersh, Gottshall, Howard, Cavanaugh, Marich, Seip, Shar- shon, Snyder, Thaler, Vidmar, Wagner, Wylie, Yermal Rhonda Blank Pat Kurtz John Heisey Dick Brown Sports Information Still Photography Sports staff: Bob Mirro Senior staff: Suzanne Cleland Beth Gottshall Jennifer Mitchell Carolyn Cramer Lorraine Donchez Literary staff: Greg O'Meara Perri Foster-Pegg Jody Smith Frank Dunion Michael Dubil All artwork by Charlie Mantione 320