Roberts Wesleyan College - Chesbronian Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1969 volume:

CHUBkON AN Roberts Wesleyan College North Chili, New York Editor: Esther Ritter i The life of the campus is a composite. In every fleeting, darting glance of time. Equilibrium and stability are sought. The tenor of college life is defined by this balance. Today is a paraphrase of yesterday. Our task is veneration for the lesson and legacy. Usage saves the real things for another day. 2 Change inheres in mortality. Innovation and novelty are the catalysts of progress. Life is not inert; and should one miss the shifts, there is no real redemption of the loss. Experience is compounded into potential; The task is moral armament. The axioms and postulates of life are learned. 4 Application is the eternal postscript of preparation. A paragraph of print is translated into a handshake. Thought is converted into speech. 5 A person is an instance of a 6 � ,f AyV, { At v y iv'• V v Sj, •' %' S' jr y'u ✓ i , v, ;- Union is a dominant sense of corporate resolution. div . It mends the fissure torn by selfhood. Intention is grafted, and community arrives. 7 Quests • are conducted by individuals: Alone. And a man would be an exile on another road, An intruder in another home, An alien at another gate. One cannot be a stranger to his ownness. 8 Involvement— The blending of one life with another: We. The melding of life with intention: Purpose. The merging of purpose with ambition: Action. A compilation into the amalgam of life: Love. { 0 v v 'T.jb P’ ')K 9 Milling obscure corridors of information. Students submit to the discipline of study. A masterpiece is more than dimestore paint and canvas. A poem is more than paper and ink. Duty is the agony of priorities. 10 There comes a surcease, A stillness from the fury of the storm. And so it is with undergraduate scholarship: One surrenders to impulse without compromise. There is a catharsis of the strain. II Success is the objective of every project. The end of every plan, every pragmatic prayer— Yet, achievement is the gift of few. Ever the rare tiling, the esteemed prize. 12 Fistfuls of soot are tossed against an evening sky, Darkness spills into light, Day wades into night. Failure testifies to man’s fallibility. And is the signature of his humanity. 13 The annals of history are a record of duration; Such moments are all one can possess. The instant is all one has to call his own. 14 In autumn come the mottled shades of dying things. Singed with parting, shunning life: A time there comes that means departure. 15 This is the generative dawn of Easter, When Christ conies to meet the epic inwardness of life. When the spectre becomes a man. The meaning ever lives on in faith, And life is substantial: At last definitive. 16 'r David L. R ogers Dedication In appreciation, the Class of 1969 gratefully dedicates this annual to David Rogers. We cannot snap our gratitude into a photograph, cast it into some rhythmic lines of verse, present its summation in a paragraph of adequate print, give it finality in a yearbook layout. But perhaps we can suggest our recollections of patient interest, continual encouragement, certain belief. Perhaps, by implication, we can convey some pastel shade of our concern, and its variant colorations. To this end, we offer this dedicatory gesture. The Active____ The Academic The People ... The Life...... The Involved. The Athletic.. .page 20 .page 48 .page 72 page 142 page 152 page 186 page 224 19 The Ads 22 Indian Summer weather was at its very best at this year’s All College Retreat. Athletic activities began early in the morning and ended at dinner time. The class of ’69 came out on top as winners of the retreat trophy. Wes Aarum, former Canadian Youth for Christ Director was featured speaker. 23 Linda Ann Fulks Homecoming Queen 1968 Homecoming 1968 24 Rebecca Anderson Junior Candidate Ardith Reed Freshman Attendant mmmsm T-T Sandra Martin Sophomore Attendant Marilyn Lusk Senior Candidate Marlene Brandt Junior Candidate Homecoming — a time to create memories . . . 26 27 a time of competition . . . First-place Sophomore float. 29 Convocation Dr. Lawrence R. Schoenhals, college President, delivered his first Convocation Address. His topic was concerned with characteristics of various types of college students. Christian World Action Conference Steering Committee Chairman: Gery Helsby Vice Chairman: Grant Walsh Advisor: Rev. Glenn Hughes Charlie Canon James Hum bard Judith Haines Linda Smith CWAC Weekend again proved to be a success as students were presented with the needs of missions and were challenged by the mis sionary speakers who represented various countries and mission hoards. The main speaker for the evening meetings was Reverend William Gillam, Vice President of the Oriental Missionary Society. 31 First place—Seniors Second place—Sophomores Third place—Juniors Fourth place—Freshmen 35 Kin and Queen of Winter Weekend: Ken and Marcia Despite a lack of snow, this year’s winter weekend was exciting and different. Beginning the weekend’s festivities, students enjoyed a pancake breakfast, class sport competition and a buffet supper. In the evening, all enjoyed a vigorous basketball game between the Haiders and the Alumni. Climaxing the Winter Weekend activities was the crowning of Ken Hockenberry and Marcia Neumann as Winter Weekend King and Queen 1969. Especially for you was the theme of this year’s All-College Banquet held on February 14 in the Roman Room of the Villa Capris. The entertainment was provided by Kent, Cliff, and Phil, a popular trio from Ashury College, Wilmore, Kentucky. 38 39 Band in the Round In 1960 an article in one of the music periodicals concerned a Conccrt-Band-in-the-Round which was being sponsored by the University of Akron for surrounding high schools. In the 1965-66 school year, Mr. Shepfer inaugurated the first War Memorial extravaganza. Each year there have been from five to eight visiting bands participating. Other features have included the Roberts Wesleyan Chorale, Louis Noble, noted Rochester bagpiper, the Inter-Junior Choir of Rochester and celebrity emcees such as Bill Haley, Jerry Carr and Eddie Dunn. 40 Faculty Recitals Paul Berry, tenor Inscape T. James Stuart, organist Sudden, in my eyes A tree explodes fresh red leaves, And I know May is. Aimed straight towards me A man’s speaking words reveal, And I know Thou is. Beauty, saturate My Consciousness. Instress it Until you dwell me. Boss Snyder The Moore Brothers, feature group at this year’s Quartet Convention, Inscape. 41 “Every man pridelh in the uniqueness of his culture— a culture that maketh him he.” 42 Bumquet While the upper classmen attended t h e Junior-Senior Banquet, the Sophomores treated the Frosh to a mock banquet in the barely recognizable Carpenter Hall gymnasium. King Lome and Queen Mary Lee 44 Junior-Senior Banquet The Townc House Restaurant was the setting for the Junior-Senior Banquet. Featured entertainment was the Word of Life Ensemble, The New Creation. 45 Baccalaureate A traditional part of graduation exercises is the Annual Baccalaureate Service. Dr. Orville S. Walters, Director of Health Services at the University of Illinois delivered the ninety-ninth Baccalaureate Address. 46 Commencement At the nineteen hundred and sixty-eight Commencement, Major General Harold K. Johnson, Army Chief of Staff, brought the graduation address. 49 One of the more perceptive educational writers said recently that “a college is people, ideas, and a place—and in that order.” This describes the emphasis at Roberts Wesleyan College. Our college is a place where a concern for people and for their intellectual, spiritual, and physical development is basic. It is a place where young people confront significant ideas in an atmosphere of honest exploration. It is a place where previously held ideas are examined and tested and where a sound philosophy of life can be forged. Roberts Wesleyan College is also a locale, full of nostalgic bits and pieces which add warmth and color to the college experience. The college experience that never penetrates bevond this level, however, typifies the perennial sophomore and not the truly educated person. Buildings deteriorate and sometimes are replaced. New buildings spring up and the physical environment changes over the years, but Roberts Wesleyan continues to exist in the hearts and lives of the students whose lives it has enriched, because the emphasis has been on people and ideas. The goal of this administration, as with those of the past, is to hew to a single over- arching purpose—the intellectual, spiritual, and physical wellbeing of its students. To this task which enhances the stature of the college and gives it direction we—the trustees, the administration, the faculty— dedicate our best efforts. Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Schoenhals Roberts Wesleyan's President and First Lady 50 The President’s Message Administrative James Rudolph, A.B. Business Manager-Treasurer Lawrence R. Schoenhals. Ph.D. President 51 Donald Mason. M.Ed. Dean of Students David Shafer, M.A. Director of Guidance John Muller, M.A. Director of Institutional Research Professional and Administrative Staff Ruth McIntyre, Ph.D. Richard Banning, M.A. Maurice M. Heath. M.D. Dean of Women Dean of Men College Physician Ora Ann Sprague, M.S. in L.S. Martha Ilumclsine, M.S. in L.S. Alice Boyce, M.S. in L.S. Librarian Associate Librarian Associate librarian 52 Ernest Keaslins, D.D. Donald F. Mohnkern, M.S. David Morrow. B.S.. M.S. Administrative Assistant to the Registrar Director of Admissions President William Crotliers. M.B.A. Assistant Rusiness Manager David Rogers. B.S. Co-ordinator of Student Financial Aid, and Plant Engineer I-avcrn Reinhold, B.S. Field Representative Board of Trustees Rev. Rontaine I.. Armstrong Dr. Cyrus W. Barnes Rev. W. Lewis Carey Mrs. Frances L. Cooke Mr. Cazamer L. Crouch Mr. Gerald F. Diddle Rev. Jamc N. Diddle Mr. Charles C. England Mr. Leslie A. Freeman Mr. James J. Heldreth Mr. Frank W. Hendrickson Rev. W.C.A. McFarlane Mr. Nelson A. Morton Mr. Charles C. O’Brien Rev. Herbert I). Olver Mr. C. Howard Parker Rev. Carson E. Reber Mr. John R. Robson Mr. Charles H. Rogers Mr. William K. Sittig Mr. Wesley R. Skinner Rev. Clark W. Sn der Dr. Francis P. Van Valin Rev. Riehard C. Leonard Mr. C. Vernon Snyder 53 Division of Natural Science Robert F.. Hayes. Ph.D. Associate Professor of Bio-Chemistry Phyllis I. Chamberlain, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry Hadrian Lechner, M.A. Lecturer in Physics Barbara Rose. B.A. Lecturer in Mathematics Edgar Rose. Ed.M. Lecturer in Mathematics Ruth Hamilton, B.A. Lecturer in Mathematics 54 A. Walter Kaufmann. Ph.D. Chairman, Division of Natural Science John D. O'Brien. M.S. Professor of General Science Philip Harden. Ph.D. Professor of Biology 55 David L. Roscrs. B.S. Lecturer in Physics 56 Paul L. Adams. Ph.D. Professor of History and Political Science Ezra R. Morgan. M.A. Associate Professor of History J. Eslie Beeson, M.A. Professor of Psychology John Muller, M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology William Crothers, M.B.A. Instructor in Economics David W. Shafer, M.A. Assistant Professor of Psychology Richard P. Banning, M.A. Instructor in Psychology Division Social Science Malcolm Blowers, M.A. Assistant Professor of History 57 Division of Religion and Philosoph) Stanley R. Magill, S.T.P.. S.T.M. Chairman, Division of Religion ami Philosophy 58 Alvin A. Ahern, Ph.D. Professor of Philosophy Esther Mills. (R.N.) M.S. Assistant Professor in Maternal and Child Health ola Belli. (R.N.) B.S. lecturer in Public Health Nursing I-cona Hayes, M.S. Virginia VanMaarcn, (R.N.) R.S. Margaret McCarty (R.N.) B.S. Assistant Professor in Medical-Surgical Instructor in Nursing Instructor in Nursing Nursing Division of Nursing Dorothy Whittingham. (R.N.) M.S. Chairman, Diiision of Nursing 59 Cora Dodds Updyke, M.A. Professor of English Mary Lechner, M.A. Lecturer in English Howard Updyke, M.A. Chairman, Division of Humanities Florence B. Butler. M.A. Instructor in English A t il Babara Muller, A.B. Lecturer in English David DeGroal. M.E.D. Instructor in English 60 Division of Humanities Faith Kline, B.A. lecturer in English George Kline, M.A. Instructor in English Judson Decker, M.A. Assistant Professor in English 61 Donald W. Stewart, M.A. Instructor in Journalism Richard Traver, M.A. Assistant Professor of Speech Brenda De Groat, B.S. Lecturer in Art Language Stanley Magill, S.T.P., S.T.M. Elsa Logan, M.A. Associate Professor of Greek, Theology Associate Professor of Modern and Biblical Literature Languages 62 Donald Nash, M.A. Lecturer in French Division of Music Paul Berry, M.M. Assistant Professor of Music Dale D. Shepfer, M.M.Ed. Assistant Professor in Instrumental Music Janet R. Davies, M.M. Instructor in Music Thaddeus James Stuart, Mus. M. Chairman, Division of Music Harold E. McNeil, D.M.A. Patricia Fleming, B.S. Nancy M. Rhodes, M.M.E. Lecturer in Music Lecturer in Music Instructor in Music Education 63 John Fraser, M.A. Director of Athletics Jennifer Miles, M.A. Instructor in Physical Education Jack Pascoe, B.A. Instructor in Physical Education Division of Education Howard Bain. M.S. in Ed. Lecturer in Education Virgil Hussey, M.A. Director, Ditision of Teacher Education 64 In Memoriam Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar When I put out to sea. Alfred Lord Tennyson Rev. J. Eslie Beeson Lillian T. Beeson Olive Shannon Rev. B. N. Miner Kathryn E. Blowers Charles A. Salisbury 66 F acuity Figures 67 SOUTH DORMS: Donald and Linda Stewart Residence MINER HALL: Ruby Coole (Center) CARPENTER HALL: Victor and Carol Parachin Directors NORTH DORMS: ‘Richard and Elizabeth Banning DELTA HALL: Gary and Barbara Rose 68 EPSILON HALL: William and Rilla Crothcrs Not pictured Staff .. Ida Hughes, Business Office Supervisor I. Lorraine Seevers, Secretary I. Pearl Myer, Head Cashier and Bookkeeper I. Rachel I.attimer, Secretary to Dr. Adams . Elsie Gillian, Secretary to Mr. Morrow j. Louise Dick, Financial Recorder in Development Office 1. I.inda Neal, Secretary I. Nancy Hull. Secretary to Mr. Brunk ). Joan Keasling, Secretary to Mr. Mason ). Irene Polls, Department Secretary and Mailing Clerk . Pal Traywick, Secretary I. Donna Barrett. Coordinator of Student Accounts L Myra Van Valin, Secretary to the President I. Florence Dailey, Recorder Clair Fyke College Press Manager Shirley Rudolph Student Employment Coordinator and Receptionist to Financial Aid Keith Lohnes Project Analyst and Accountant 69 (Right) Elwyn Cutler College Pastor Glenn Hughes Assistant College Pastor (Above) Grace Hobbs Director of Health Service Marlene Pike, R. N. 7A (Above) Shirley Denison Secretary to Nursing Division (Left) Duran Debarr Supervisor of Mail Service and Whistle Stop Manager (Below) Mrs. Wheeler, Secretary to Dr. Keasling (Left) Margaret Gardner, Bookstore Manager (Left) Nanita Harriff, Jean Adams, Marian Hussey, Lucille Harden, Library Assistants (Above) George Williams. Sight Watchman (Right) Roy Holman, Manager of food service (Right) Edna Prouty, Secretary; Richard Prouty, Custodial Supervisor: Roland McVige, Head Mechanic and Grounds Supervisor: Arthur Prouty, Maintenance Superintendent: Ardell Dean. Assistant Maintenance Superintendent: Ernest Foster, Custodial Supervisor: Jay ('lark. Head Library Custodian. 71 72 Freshman Class President: Grant Berry Vice President: Marcus Briggs Secretary: Ardith Reed Treasurer: George Gates Senators: Chris Walker Wilma Kelly Larry Arnold Chaplain: Arthur Scott Social Activities Dir.: Rick Austin Men's Sports Representative: Beauford Harvey Womens Sports Representative: Diana Kleppen Advisor: Mr. and Mrs. Kline X (Left) J7 £ Seated: Debra Lewis, Marjorie Mali I e, Edward McMillen, Antoinette Martin. Standing: Diane Litchfield, Nancy Lundberg, Robert Lindsley. (Below) Roiv one: Dona Fort, Sheryl Helsby, Jack Foster. Row two: David Gress, Sharon Ingersoll, Donna Hollenbeck, Earl Grigg. Row three: George Gates, Carolyn Hoffman, Joseph Gallo, Thomas Griffin, JoAnn Guarniere, Roger Gales. 75 (Above) Seated: Marcus Briggs, Randall Carpenter, Jacqueline Bucher, Joanne Brownlee, Joan Corey. Standing: Ignatius David, David Brown, Karen Brooks, William Burgel. (Right) Row one: Deborah Pennington, James Prinsell. Row two: Bruce Cuppett, James Rambo. Row three: Sharyn Pershing, Sharon Porter, Rachel Patch. Row four: Lester Prince, Gordon Radder, Philip 76 (Left) Seated: Sharon Anderson, Michiko Aoki. Glenn Adams. Standing: Gerald Adams. (Below) Row one: Elizabeth Denison, Joanne l)amm. Row two: Dennis Doan, Richard Cropp, Larry Crozier. (Right) Row one: Katherine Me-Cagg, Linda Meyers. Row two: Susan McCracken, Sharon Molinaro, Joan Moffat. Row three: Cath-leen McAvinney, Jean Moffat. Row four: Robert Merkley, Gary Meyers. (Below) Row one: Ronald Edwards, Joyce Clubine, Susan Ely, Beverly Gillette, Janet Dun-kelherger. Row two: Christine Dushek, Ruth Cleveland, Cheryl Glazener. Row three: Patricia Chamber-lain, Cheryl Flowers, Willard Evans, Kenn Domerese, Sandra Forbes, Martha Grieser. � ■ (Above) Scaled: Wilma ia Haber, Sherlyn ina Kleppen, Jennifer son. Standing: Rachel Jus-ice, Roger Handyside, Debo-•ah Jones, David Hunt, Alice lugbes, Neil Harvey, Rich-� rd Herman, Rebecca Hudson, David Harvey, Judith arsen, Janet Hotchkiss, ames Knickerbocker, San-Ira Hulme. I Right) tow one: Gracclyn Nosal, diriam Monette, Robert Mul-en. Row two: Janet Norton, iandra Kay Nelson, Pamela dunger. 79 (Above) Iseft to right: Keith Vetter, Dar-leen Weeman, Paul Ronco, Brian Cousins. Arthur Scott. (Riprht) Seated: Faye Tcrman, Judith Larsen, Jeanne Thompson. Dixie Taylor. Standing: Barry Joynt, Cornice Thompson, Harold Thomas. 80 (Left) Seated: Carolyn Kemper, Jacquelyn I-andin. Standing: Michael Johnson. Barbara Keller. Elaine Killingbeck. (Below) Left to right: Lawrence Arnold, Sterling Cooper, Marcia Bauman, Bonnie Belson, Kenneth Abrahamsen. Eileen Barnett. Charles Beck. Roger Baker, Loretta Armstrong, Glenn An-nable, Diane Bentley. 81 3: (Right) Left to right: Richard Austin, Jon Clarke, Dawn Seibold, Robert Case, Deborah Bouren, Mary Bali. (Below) Seated: Sharon Zentmer, Gene Clement, Christopher Walker, D’Ann Wilde. Standing: Roland McVige, Wayne Lapp, Carol Warner. 82 (Left) Left to right: Nancy Weyl, Gene Mays, Gene McCune. 83 (Right) Row one: William Trudgen, Lowell Vining, Louise Tremblay, Debra Sutphen. Row two: Ruth Tyler, Paul Trcpus, David VanWagnen, Edward Webster. (Below) Row one: Martha Boyce, Alan Bliss. Row two: Scott Boyd, Stan Bohall, Marietta Bradt. Row three: Raymond Boots, Kenneth Abbey, Grant Berry. 84 (Left) Row one: Deborah Matson, Sherri Leupold, Marcia Kulzer. Row two: Betty Lee. Karen Long, Douglas McLeod, Cheryl Miller. Row three: Jean McDermott, William Lazarus, Dominic Marini. (Below) Seated: Linda Smith, Lois Stafford, Corliss Smith. Bruce Lohnes, Linda Stanton. Standing: Ruth Silver, Loren Sittig. Holly Smith. 85 (Left) Sealed: Maryse Hull. Judith Haines. Standing: Michael Fore. Randall Garwood, Beau-ford Harvey. (Below) Row one: Nancy Shepherd, Margaret Rush, Carol Schmidt. Roiv tuo: Anita Shumway, Bette Seaward. Susan Schmitt. 86 87 Left to right: Christine Rieg, Gerald Rossi, Ardith Reed. Sharon Zook 88 89 A ' tA. Uia i ‘ly eJ 1.. w o eiW „ u Chaplain: Ivan Marritt Social Activities Director: David Duffee Men’s Sports Representative: Stephen Zimda IP omen’s Sports Representative: Linda Sech Faculty Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. Mohnkern Lj _____ v. 2 Sophomore Class ' fs V o A -� SA. + r c -«— W V President: William Smith Vice-President: Francis Patnode Secretary: Linda Carden Treasurer: Alma Becker Senators: Elaine Alexander James Humbard 7 Harold Scott 90 (Left) Row one: Marianne Newman, JoAnn Dickerson, Kathy Franke, Bonnie O'Brien. Philip Edin. Row two: Claudia Pal lone, Gary Conover, Sandra Nelson, David Mitchell, Carol Parachin. t Below) Left to right: Jose Mas-Penaranda, Linda Carden, Carol Ralph, Linda Hart, Dorothy Antes, Linda Gwitt. 91 92 (Right) Row one: Karen Parker, Christine Arthur, Florence Hood. Row two: Joseph Long, Jeanne Whitbeck, Michelene Irons, James Swingle. Standing: Sanford Good, Laura King, Philip Livingston. Donald Kelley, Michael Gillian. XXXX ft c y dJ VfvH sr' (Left) Row one: Roger Deats, Laura Am-stutz. Deborah Peterson, Barbara Salisbury, Judy Hitchcock. Row two: Marlene Pike, Jane Orsborne, Robert Tancrede, Frank Breisch, Thomas Curry, Romaine Chesbrough, Jewett Butler, Charlotte Winger, Marie Papa. Row three: Ronald Schumacher, Gene Hill, Richard Herbison, Daniel Knutson. 93 (Right) Row one: Gretta Schoonover, Margaret Chichersky. Row two: Elaine Alexander, James Humbard, Amy Sutlcy, Oliver Butler. Grace Vanderbeck, Cindy Tripp. (Below) Row one: Barbara Stephenson, Ellen Burnap. David Elcy, Carla Braucn, Esther Cahoon, William Smith. Row two: Lucious Stephens, Steve Zimdahl, Stanton Young, Jerry Kimble, Francis Fat-node. Raymond Doty, Michael Rosen-berger. 94 (Above) Row one: Carolyn Price, Rebecca Rhome, Mary Lee Rickard, Linda Vandenberg, Bonnie Brant, Lynn Barnett. Row two: James Stone, Edward Schubert, Carey Adamson, Kenneth Armagost, William Peters, David Duffee. (Left) Left to right: Alan Bowman, Michael Spicgal, Nancy Strickland, Michael Tedcsco. 95 (Above) Left to right: Esther Smith, Louise Vining, Sharon Scouten. (I-eft) Seated: Mary Ann Bartholf. Standing: Ronald Ashton. David Tidd, Robert Smith, David Bridgcman. 96 (Below) Row one: Douglas From,. Mark Harvey, Madeline Buzzanco, Ruth Vincent. Barbara Summers, Dane Baldwin, Anne Baker. Row two: William McCormick. Constance Chappcl, Virginia Castellano, Louise Ivanov. Lyne Johnson. Standing: David Kelly, James Hicks. Mark Milner. 97 (Above) Left to ripht: Esther Knoll, Jeanne Welz. Barbara Grube, Susanna Peer. Judy Spade, Gwen Crozier, Cheryl Easter-line, Sharon Hollenbach, Daniel Taylor. (Right) Row one: Linda Sechrist, Rose Martin. Harold Scott, Leslie Brockway, Douglas Bliss. Row two: Alma Becker, Sandra Martin, Kathleen Meehan, Carolyn Hyndman, Ivan Marritt. 98 4- v C 4 V KoXf kvj s ° 9 -. J lUMi A - J U Ul cat- ' u a w, C-- ?•♦ Q-, ' tS' i AM k%W f yo s ' £ v -4 . « r (Above) Aow one: Laurel Maynard, Katherine Brown. Joan Mac-More, Betty Lou Warlo, Deborah Buchanan, Sarah Sicko, David Markell. fo� o two: Cherlyn Wilson. Melvin Matthews, Julie Breese, Patricia McIntosh. William White, Julius Mar-cucci, Lynn McCarty, Linda Griepsma. I 99 (Above) Row one: (left to right) Sharon Elliot, Becky Hoyt, Judith Johnson, Marsha Johnson, Linda Anthony, Linda Marl, John Meahl. Row two: Joy Messier, Ruth Messner, Patricia Bartlett, Allen Kan-sethe, Betty Chadwick, Eric Hedger. (Right) Left to right: Steven Trenton, Thomas DeVereese, Kathryn Combo, Paul Davis, Joyce Crosby, Virginia Letson. 100 (Left) Left to right: Barbara Richards, Daniel Young, Sarah Gurney, Lucille King. James Swingle. (Below) Row one: Karen Dubicki. Ardis Comstra, Barbara Edwards. Patrica Davis. Row two: Margaret MeAvinney, Kathy Hahn, Norman Mahle, Frank Breisch, Kenneth Pierce, Dorothy Guyer. Sophomore Sauce 103 President: Mark Ford Vice President: Becky Anderson Secretary: Sandy Patrick Treasurer: Guy Raynor Chaplain: Steve Boltall Social Activities Dir.: Marlene Brandt Men's Sports Representative: Boh Billings Womens Sports Representative: Dorothy Hal Senators: Virginia Ziegler Denny Rose Paul Northrup Advisors: Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Junior Class 104 (Above) Left to right: Shirley Hume, Barbara Raynor, Cheryl Senger, Marie Scott, Norman Snitchler, Wesley Skinner. (Left) Seated: James Harriff, Lois Holdregc, Alvin Green. Standing: Paul Nortbrup, William Mackmer, John (Below) Sealed: Donna Russell, Pamela Leffler, Beverly Flack. Standing: David Steveline, Wayne Sawyer, Constance Taylor. 106 Seated: F.laine Rude. Stan ini’: Sharon Finch, Kail Kreh, Sandra Patrick, Ji Sparks. (Right) Row one: Linda Montgomery, I-ornc Hunt. Diane Merle. Row two: Claudia Doolittle. Robert Neal, Robert Calcagno, Nancy Mick. 'V «= = C TjCxS, -St . -S� X 3 L -xvr ■ c k 107 (Left) Row one: Gary Dudley, Gerald Rhodes, Roger Pimm, Robert Clark. Row two: Ralph Roach, James Loedel, Robert Witt. (Below) Seated: Sandra Smith, Marilyn Tomb, Judy Stevens, Grant Walsh. Standing: Lee Knapp, Gary Treichlcr, William Florence. (Above) Seated: Elaine Vanderhoof, Vickie McPeek, Betty barren. Standing: Roy Baker, Jr., Robert Quick, William Wilson, William Strack, Sam Shreffler. (Left) Left to right: Marlene Brandt, Linda Boball. Steven Bohall. 109 (Right) Seated: Barbara Grant, Brenda Clark, Diane Sargent, Brian Daily. Standing: Guy Rayner, Mary Tjempkema. (Below) Seated: David William Welker, Stewart, Hugh Standing: Janies er, David Turk. White. Valcek, Sharon Russell. Messed Walter (Above) Left to right: Rilla Allen, William Anderson, Rebecca Anderson, Robert Billings, Barbara Bailey. (Left) Left to right: William Rushik, John Uphoff, Lloyd Gardner, Jr. Ill (Above) Left to right: Stephen Logan, Paula Winkler, Virginia Ziegler, Ronald Webster, Dawn Yuli, Janice Waite. (Right) Row one: John Young, Janice Trost. Row two: John Pace, Darla Gunder. 112 (Left) Left to right: Christine I pp, Ellen Hull, Barbara Lewellen, Linda Kopf. (Below) Row one: Josephine DeBarr, Kathy Resides. Row two: Bonnie Dam-browski, Lois Carr, Lois Koch, Bonnie Safford. Row three: Susan Buckley, Donna Ross, Betty Andrews, Ardell Dean. 113 114 (Above) Row one: Eileen Irish, Marcia Lundberg, Doris Szkolnik. Row two: Cynthia LaVere, Harold Sanford, David Huston, Gary O’Brien. Row three: Evelyn Payne, Carole White, Terry Gray, Shirley Peter Lowell. (Right) Joyce Hcmcnway 115 Term II Students Left to right: Duran •DcBarr, Arthur Barnes, Fuad Bishara Makhlouf, Karen Mattson, Judy Sauls-giver, Alan Whelp-ley, Keith Paul. 117 Senior Class President: Brad Smith Vice-President: Darwin Chapman Secretary: Barbara Wilson Treasurer: Paul Mroz Chaplain: Bill Romesburg Social Life: Janice Hull Men’s Sports Representative: Kenneth Curtis Women s Sports Representative: Jane Vanik Senators: Jim Lusk Bill Armstrong Kurt Rutzmoser Advisor: David Rogers 118 Addington [King ufll done Wo Y.mci son Dorolivy Jean AWenson “The great thing in the uorld is not so much where we stand, as in what direction we are moving. OUvct cndeW lo mes Joanne Elizabeth Andrews I am only one, hut I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something; and what I should do and can do, by the Crace of God I will do.n Anon mous William Lee Armstrong The life which is unnamined is not icorth firing. Socrates SYtarow YA a AuXcson “The world was all before them, where to choose their place o| rest, and Providence their guide: They, hand in hand, with wondering steps and slow, through F.den look their solitary way. Jobn MWlon Janice Margery Austin “This above all! to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day. Thou const not then be false to any man. WiWiam Shakespeare Kenlynne Louise Bagley Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end, dare to do our duly as we understand it. Abraham Lincoln Joseph Russ Barnes Let the great hook of the uorld be your principal study Lord Chesterfield 119 Kenneth Charles Bauer “If Satan ever laughs, it must be at hypocrites: they are the greatest dupes he has. Collon Daureen Ellen Braid Cod is our portion for every season, every day. Joseph Bayly Arlene Marie Baxter “Cod requires on our part, nothing that ice are unable, with His help, to do. Anonymous Judith VanGelder Breach “We neier know how high we are Till we are asked to rise And then if we are true to plan Our statures touch the skies.” Emily Dickenson Daniel Raymond Beach “Conquer yourself rather than the world. Rene Descartes Dianne Aline Briggs “Happiness is determined by the number of people one loves.” Unknown Elaine Ann Bernardo “Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That’s an easy thing to say. But if your hopes should pass away. Simply pretend that you can build them again. Simon and Carfunkel Sharon Alcta Brock “To be conscious that you are ignorant is a great step to knowledge. Disraeli 120 Sylvia Louise Brown '7 can do all things through Christ which strengthenelh me. Philippian 4:13 Frederick Thomas Brox “Success is the child of audacity Beaconsfield Loula Marie Brox Show thyself at all times glad and joyful, for Almighty Cod loves a cheerful giver.” Mary Ward Frances Anne Bryan The sea has its pearls The heaven its stars—But my heart, my heart. My heart, has its love!” Heinrich Heine At dawn, one stirs to share a waking day Douglas Buchanan “Difficulties are opportunities. A Proverb Bol� ert Eugene Burroughs “Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living, and your belief will create the fact. ’ William James Donald Eugene Butler It is not truth that rules the world but illusions.” Kierkegaard June Georgina Carey In the mountains of truth, you never climb in tain. Friedrich Nietzsche 121 Leon All ert Caster To see the meaning of life dissipated, to see our reason for existing disappear, that is what is unbearable. Unknown Darwin Lee Chapman “Why do we call all our generous ideas illusions, and the mean ones truths? Edith Wharton Joyce Smith Chesson “The ripest peach is highest on the tree.” Riley Donald Roy Clark “In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 Morning extends its perennial promise of rebirth Betsey Lee Coffey “I was MacNamara'd into submission. Paul Simon Dave Everett Colburn If we open a quarrel between the past and the present, we shall find that we hate lost the future. Winston Churchill Patricia Ann Coxford No one can give faith unless he has faith; the persuaded persuade. Matthew Arnold Constance Adele Crane “The woods are lonely, dark ant deep. But I hare promises to keep And miles to go before I sleep And miles to go before I sleep.’ Robert Pros 122 William Millar Crawford “It is impossible for the man to despair who remembers bis Helper is omnipotent Jeremy Taylor Paul Nelson Crowell “Chance never helps those uho do not help themselves. ' Sophocles Kenneth George Curtis “Our strength is shou-n in the things we stand for. Our weaknesses are shown in the things we fall for. Hugh A. Cowan Martha Jean Curtis “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.” Edmund Burke Donald Elwyn Culler nan life is unsafe at any ' and therein lies much of its ation.” Kenneth Morton Demster Thales was asked what was most difficult to men: he answered: “To know one's self.” James Edward Denison “For me to live is Christ And to die is fain.” Saint Paul Mark William Dietz “See where you are and get out.” Tim Hardin 123 Edgar Ansel Mowrcr Diogenes Ronald Alan Dlabola “Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.” Chesterton Timothy Patrick Duffy “Enthusiasm is the genius of sincerity, and truth accomplishes no victories without it.” Bulwar-Lytton Shirley Joan Einfeldt “God regards the greatness of the love that prompts the man. rather than the greatness of his achievement.” Unknown Charles Finlayson, III “But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be weary; and they shall walk, and not faint.” hilh 40:31 Donna May Fletcher “Keep your lamp burning and let God place it where He will. Anonymous Ernest Leo Foster “Out of the gospel he tho wordes caughte. And this figure he added eek therto. That if gold ruste, what shall iren do?” Goeffrcy Chaucer 124 Andres Fernandez “Fragile hand that molds my hopes, ambitions, failings. Ego tread softly-” Andres Fernandez Steven Rol ert Fridman “Any mans death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it lolls for thee.” John Donne Linda Ann Fulks “The more sympathies we gain or auaken for uhat is beautiful, by so much deeper will be our sympathy for what is most beautiful, the human soul.” James Russo]! Lowell William John Gasset “For to me to live is Christ . . Philippians 1:21 Darla Rae Gunder “If peace be in the heart. The wildest winter storm Is filled with beauty The very trees and stones, all catch a ray of glory If peace be in the heart!” Unknown Gary Paul Heale ... of all sad words of longue or pen, the saddest are these: “it might hate been.’ ” Unknown Departure brings a subtle sadness, a hint of regret. Joan Heim If a man cannot be a Christian in he place where he is, he cannot e a Christian anywhere.” Henry Ward Beecher Gerud Hayes Helsby “Behind me is infinite power. Before me is endless possibility. Around me is boundless opportunity. Why should fear?” Cynthia Leigh Hennig “I came, I saw, and I thought twice about it. Caesar, modified Reita Joan Heuseveldt “What I must do, and not what people think, is all that concerns me. Unknown 125 Unknown Paul Hissin “Be strong! We are not here to play, to dream, to drift; We have hard work to do, and loads to lift. Shun not the struggle: face it. “Tis God’s gift.” Dabcock Richard Edwin Hitchcock “Let us run with patience the race that is set before us, rooking unto Jesus the author and finisher of our faith. Hebrews 12:1, 2 Kenneth Robert Hockenljerry “Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the face. Helen Keller Linda Lee Horth “ live not in myself, but I become a portion of that around me. I-ord Byron Moods are endowed with memory: mementos of yesterday. Phyllis VanAtter Howell “Giving thanks is a course from which we never graduate.” M. R. Dc Hun Janice Louise Hull “Nor can we fall below the arms of God, how low soever it be we fall. William Penn Byron Arthur Humphrey “There is a purifying power in laughter—both for individuals and for nations. Lin Yutang Richard Allen Jacoby “He preaches well that lives well, quoth Lancho, that's all the divinity I understand. Miguel tie Cervantes 126 Jeannie Justice Christianity is either relevant all 'he time or useless anytime. It is not just a phase of life; it is life Itself. Halverson Jeanne Lee Kimball Life is a merry-go-round and Fve •ot the brass ring. Unknown Sara Jean Keiper “II is well to give uhen asked, but it is better to give when unasked, through understanding . Kahlil Gibran Clifford Kent “The secret of happiness is not in doing what one likes, but in liking what one has to do. Ccorgc V Mary Ann Kent “There are no disappointments to those whose wills are buried in the will of Cod. Unknown Barbara Rudolph Kriner . . . listen to the warm. Rod McKucn Gladys May Kryger “It is better to suffer injustice than to do it. Ralph Waldo Emerson Bethany Carol Lowe “Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others. A. Niclen 127 Susan Elizabeth Ludwig “It is belter to suffer wrong than to Jo il, and happier to sometimes be cheated than not to trust. Unknown Nancy Anne Manwaring All who joy would win must share it, for happiness was born a twin. Byron James Robert Lusk “There is nothing as stupid as an educated man if you gel him off the thing he was educated in. Will Roger Karen Jane Martin “Don't stare up the steps, but step up the stairs. Anonymous Marilyn Ruth Lusk “Discontent comes in proftortion to knowledge. The more you know the more you realize you don't know. Will Rogers Shirley Ellen Martin “Let us think more of God and less of men. Anonymous Einar Peter Madsen “If thou knewest all the Bible without the book ... what should it profit thee without grace and charity? Thomas a Kempis Barbara June Masiarik “If there is anything belter than to be loved ... it is loving. David E. Webster 128 Helen Ahem McAvoy “An enlightened mind is not hoodwinked: il is not shut up in a gloomy prison till il thinks the walls of its own dungeon the limits of the uni terse.'’ II. W. Longfellow Paul John Mroz 9ut seek ye first the kingdom of od and his righteousness; and all lese things shall he added unto iU.” John Fritz Mcl.alien “Folly is hound up in the heart of a child, but the rod of discipline drives it far from him. Proverb 22:15 Nancy Marie Merzkc “The mind is such a junkyard; It remembers candy bars but not the Gettysburg Address, Frank Sinatra's middle name but not the day your best friend died. Rod McKuen Judith Klaine Morgan “Life is made up not of great sacrifices or duties, but of little things in which smiles and kindness, and small obligations given habitually, are what win and preserve the heart and secure comfort. Divejr the warm, still life of college years is ever near. Linda Sue Neth “Our responsibility is not discharged by the announcement of virtuous ends.” Marcia Kay Neumann “What happens to a man is less significant than what happens within him.” Susan Rebekah Northrup “I know not what the future holds, but I know Who holds the future.” Unknown 129 Matthew 6:33 John F. Kennedy I.oui« L. Mann Judith Lehman Ongley “Count your many blessings ... iff what God hath done.” Anonymous Kenneth Eugene Page “The sure uay to miss success is to miss the opportunity.'’ Philarete Chatles Linda Jean Paliani “took, what is best, that best I wish in thee: This wish I hate; then ten times happy me!” Shakespeare Catharine Louise Parlato The same everlasting Father, who cares for you today will care for you tomorrow and every day.” Unknown Though the child we had to be is walking away behind us. “Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and not tried.” 0. K. Chesterton “Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp. Or uhat’s a heaven for?” Robert Browning “Let us be, the first to give a friendly sign, to nod first, smile first, speak first, and—if such a thing is necessary—forgive first. Don’t let the world squeeze you into its own mold, but let God remold your minds from within .. ” Unknown Romans 12:2 130 William Chapman Raab Jack O' Diamonds slays indoors wants me t’ fight his wars; Jack O’ Diamonds is a hard card to play B. Dylan Chirella Ann Roberts “Happiness makes up in height for uhat it lacks in length.” Robert Frost William Ellis Romesburg “Love is a hammer that will break the hardest heart.” Anonymous Nancy Ruth Rossman “Some things have to be believed to be seen.” Ralph Hodgson Kurt Hubert Rutzmoser “The uoods are lonely, dark and deep, but I have promises to keep; and miles to go before I sleep. And miles to go before I sleep. Robert Frost Barbara Jean Reigles “Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that lore Him.” I Corinthian 2:9 Nancy May Rider “Education without Cod is like a ship without a compass.” Anonymous Esther Mildred Ritter “If only I may grow: firmer, simpler—quieter, warmer.” Dag llammarskjold 131 “Older men declare uar. Bui it is youth that must fight and die. And it is youth who must inherit the tribulation, the sorrow, and the triumphs that are the aftermath of war. “Everyone excels in something in which another fails. Anonymous Herbert Clark Hoover David Alvin Scribner The miracle or power that elevates the few is to be found in their industry, application, and perseverance, under the promptings of a brave determined spirit. Mark Twain Richard Simoff “Not ignorance, but ignorance of ignorance is the death of knowledge.” Alfred North Whitehead Rolycrt Thomas Singleton “Man moves himself. But Cod leads him.” Fenelon Ronald Alvin Sittig Be strong and of good courage; be not afraid, neither be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee, whithersoever thou goest. Joshua 1:9 Gary Walter Slisli “Happiness comes of the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. S. Jameson Stanley Thomas Slivinski “What we have done for ourselves alone dies with us. IT hat we have done for others and the world remains and is immortal. Albert Pine 132 Bradley Jackson Smith “And I. if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.” John 12:32 Carol Lynette Smith “Trust in the ford with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy path. Proverbs 3:5-6 Rebecca Alice Smith “The more I bend my knees, the better I stand up to life. Unknown Timothy Core Smith Life is hardly respectable if it has no generous task, no duties or affections that constitute a necessity of existence Emerson And we are not derelicts, spiritual orphans, wards of the wind Linda Kay Stewart “I can do all things through Christ which slrengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13 Ann Richardson Strimple “If you must doubt, doubt your doubts—never your beliefs Unknown Stuart Edward Sullivan 7 am debtor both to the Greeks, and to the Barbarians: both to the wise, and to the unwise.” Romans 1:14 Sharon Ann Thayer “I celebrate myself and sing myself, And what I assume, you shall assume, For every atom belonging to me As good belongs to you.” Walt Whitman 133 Joyce Ann Thompson The great tragedy of life is not that men perish, but that they cease to love.” W. Somerset Maugham Thomas John Tyler The only real revolution is in the enlightenment of the mind and the improvement of character. Will Durant La Vina Jane Vanik Thou therefore endure hardness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ.” II Timothy 2:3 John Paul Vincent “Know ye not that to whom ye yield yourselves servants to obev, his servants ye are to whom ye obey. ..” Romans 6:16 But men compelled to an affirmation, to being true to it. J. P. Vincent Carolee Ann Voller “0 Lord, thou givest us everything, at the price of an effort.” Leonardo Da Vinci Sarah Cornelia Voorhies “Somewhere a hill blossoms in green and gold, and there are dreams, all that your heart can hold.” Maurice Jarre Anne Elizabeth Walker He who plants thorns must never expect to gather roses.” Pilpay Sharon Eileen Warner The least portion of a good man’s life is his little nameless, unremem-bered acts of kindness and of love.” William Wordsworth 134 Warren Alvin Weakley “What is the worth of anything Rut for the happiness it uill bring? Cambridge Gwendolyn Jean Whoolery “Joy is the flag the soul raises to show that Cod is in residence Unknown Kenneth William Weiss “If we do not plant knowledge when young, it will give us no shade when we are old. Chester Field Evelyn Louise Wilbur “For each of us is needed and each of us has worth—or He never would have bothered—to honor us with birth M. Buxaum Kathleen Sue West “Be yourself—but be your best self S. H. Payer Barbara Ann Wilson Vhat’er we leave to God. God does And blesses us. Thoreau Donicnick White Better to light one candle Than curse the darkness. Chinese Proverb Gary Heber Wood “You cannot escape the responsibility of tomorrow by evading it today. Abraham Lincoln 135 Jo Anne Young “Throw your heart over and your horse will follow. Old horsemen's Rule Kent Elvin Young “One sole God. one sole Ruler. His law, one sole interpretation of that law—humanity. Magzini Susan Andrea Young “Silence is a talent as greatly to be cherished as that other asset, the gift of speech. Anonymous Who’s Who Sharon Warner Music 137 Carolee Voller English Marcia Neumann Comprehensive Social Studies Charles Finlayson Religion and Philosophy 138 Who’s Who Richard Jacoby Comprehensive Social Studies Dorothy Allenson English 140 Joyce Thompson English Linda Fulks English 141 142 145 We are . .. Relieved to find that others share our dilemma, That we participate in common doubts, mutual problems, That we ask similar questions, elicit nearly identical responses. 146 148 We arc . . . Heartened by the encouragement of the faculty; The counsel of those more learned and knowing, More travelled in the way: the winding route experience follows. 149 We are ... Surprised that love has come to us in the details, That goodness is capsuled in little things. In just being together: only being together. We are ... Confirmed in our attachment to the known, Eager to assimilate the new, And our hearts rush out toward nearly everything. 151 153 Beacon CO-ASSISTANT EDITORS: Elaine Alexander, EDITOR: Kalhy West Pat Bartlett. EDITORIAL BOARD: Dave Val-cek, Paul Vincent, John Pace, Pat Coxford, 'Bill Armstrong. ADVISOR: Donald Stewart ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR: Barbara Grant SPORTS EDITOR: Dan Beach NEWS EDITOR: Diane Merle FEATURE EDITOR: Dori Braid PICTURE EDITOR: Anne Walker EXCHANGE EDITOR: Beth Lowe PHOTOGRAPHER: Wes Skinner BUSINESS MANAGER: Steve Savacool Not pictured 155 SPOUTS EDI TOR: Steve Zimdahl BUSINESS STAFF: Gary Meyers; Jim Ilariff, manager: Carol Smith: Grant Berry. LITERARY STAFF: Paul Vincent, editor; Pat Coxford, assistant editor. TYPING STAFF: Barbara Stephenson, editor; Jan Trost; Sue Stair. SCHEDULING STAFF: Barb Lewellcn; Darla Gunder; Josic De-Barr. editor; Ellen Hull; Sharon Stewart. 156 Chesbronian EDITOR: Esther Ritter LAYOUT STAFF: Sarah Sicko, assistant editor; Linda Fulks, editor. ADVISOR: Ruth Hamilton ART EDITOR: Sarah Voorhics 157 Student Senate President: Rich Jacoby Vice President: Ken Hockenberry Secretary: Anne Bryan Treasurer: Charles Canon Directors Social Life: Judy Stevens Cultural Life: Carolee Voller mReligious Life: Grant Walsh Intramurals: Jean Whoolery Roger Pimm Editors Chesbronian: Esther Ritter Beacon: Russ Barnes Kathy West Business Managers: Jim Harriff Steve Savacool Committee Chairmen C.W.A.C.: Gery Helsby Student Union: Marlene Brandt •Rob Burroughs Elections: Fran Patnode mBoostcr: Mickie Irons Dining Commons: Pat Coxford Dress Codes: Connie Crane Faculty Advisors •Donald Mason •Ruth McIntyre •Richard Banning Senators Jim Lusk Bill Armstrong •Kurt Rutzmoscr Denny Rose Virginia Ziegler Paul Northrup •Harold Scott Elaine Alexander Jim Humbard •Sharon Zook •Larry Arnold •Wilma Kelly Class and Club Presidents Senior Class: Brad Smith Junior Class: Mark Ford Sophomore Class: Bill Smith Freshman Class: Grant Berry Varsity R: Paul Mroz NSNANYS: Pat Bartlett Circle K: Guy Raynor S.M.F.: Bill Florence A.IV.S.: Dorothy Allenson Ministerial: Ron Ashton Drama Club: Byron Humphrey M.E.N.C.: Steve Bohall Ski Club: Bill Crawford Education Club: Bill Romesburg 9Not pictured 158 Director: Judy Stevens Advisor: Ruth McIntyre Sandy Martin Dave Colburn Robert Burroughs Pat Coxford Winter Weekend and the All-College Banquet are only two of the many social events planned for the college family by the Social Life Committee. Movies and Cafe Nights are also sponsored by this committee. Social Life Committee 159 i Cultural Life Committee The campus Cultural Life events are intended to aid in rounding out the students’ activities and exposure here at RWCl The organization’s broad scope includes the newly initiated Lecture Series, the Lyceum Series featuring musicians and artists, International Students Day festivities, the Fine Arts Festival, the students’ literary magazine, and special seminars. Highlights of the year 1968-69 were Lorin Whitney’s organ concert, the Drug Teach-in, sculptress Suzanne Silvercruys, The Contempo Players, the Fine Arts Festival, and numerous pertinent lecturers. Director: Carolcc Vollcr, Advisor: Paul Berry; Sharon Warner, Paul Muongi, Virginia Ziegler, Mary Lee Rickard, John Pace, David Steveline. 160 Religious Life Committee Director: Grant Walsh Advisor: Mr. Wesley Vanderhoof Joyce Thompson Sandra Martin Bradley Smith David Markell Steven Bohall William Florence Ivan Marritt Some of the most important parts of our college activities have been sponsored and supported by the Religious Life Committee. Under director Grant Walsh, the committee endeavored to revive the spiritual atmosphere on our campus through Christian Life Crusades, C.W.A.C., the Spring Quartet Convention, and Chapel Services. 161 President: William Florence Vice President: Thomas Haschmann Treasurer: Francis Patnode Secretary: Madeline Buzzanco Social Act. Dir.: Marcia Neumann Philip Prouty William Armstrong Robert Billings Barbara Lewellyn Pal Bartlett Marie Papa Ellen Hull Linda Harl Darla Gundcr Mary Tjepkema Edith Tilsvvorth Betty Farren 162 Student Foreign Missions Fellowship Education Club 'resident: William Romcsburg ice President: Kurt Rutzmoser ec.-Treas.: Marie Papa dvisor: Virgil Hussey William Florence Darla Gundcr Barbara Lewellcn William Armstrong Carl Wager Lois Carr Diane Merle Joseph Barnes Kathleen Meehan Peggy Chichersky Constance Taylor Edward Garret Kent Young Donna Rus«ell Paula Winkler Mary Lee Rickard Alma Becker Robert Burroughs Steven Savacool Ernest Foster Daniel Beach Richard Simoff Brian Daily June Carey Judy Breach Marilyn Tomb Claudia Doolittle Sharon Attleson Virginia Zeigler Sharon Stewart Nancy Mick Mary Kent Elaine Addington Dorothy Allenson Patricia Coxford Susan Northrup Anne Bryan Carolee Voller Drama Club President: Byron Humphrey Carl Wager Vice President: Patricia Coxford David Kelly Treasurer: Charlotte Winger Gary Dudley Secretary: Ruth Messner Daureen Braid Advisor: George Kline Stuart Sullivan Robert Burroughs 164 Associated Women Students President: Dorothy A Henson Vice President: Marlene Brandt Treasurer: Constance Chappel Secretary: Joyce Hemenway Chaplain: Amy Sutley Advisor: Ruth McIntyre Sharon Warner Joan MacMorc I.inda Vandenberg Rebecca Anderson Linda Stanton Barbara Keller Student Union Remodeling of the snack bar was completed as the Student Union transformed the R-Room into the Whistle Stop. Of special interest to students was the creation of the Lantern Room, complete with l ear rug and fireplace. 165 Robert Burroughs Marlene Brandt Parking Committee Auto Judiciary Committee (Right) Chairman: Gary Treichler Paul Crowell Ralph Roach (Left) Chairman: Timothy Duffy Naim Tannous Thomas Tyler Elections Committee Chairman: Francis Patnode Robert Lindsley William Strack Science Club Advisors: Phyllis Chamberlain, Philip Harden, Donald Nash and David Rogers. Carol Smith Stephen Haselton Gary Heale Edward Jankoski 167 President: Paul Mroz Vice President: Sandy Good Secretary: Ken Armagost Treasurer: Paul Crowell Advisor: Jack Fraser Bob Clark Paul Field Naim Tannous Dave Johnvillc Pete Field Ken Demster Bob Witt Jewett Butler Steve Trenton Ralph Roach Ken Page Dave Market! Bill Mackmer Ken Curtis Gery Helsby Denny Rose Tom Tyler Bill Rusbik Dave Scribner Tim Duffy Jim Lusk Varsity R Intramural Council (Above) Roger Pimm, Men’s Director; Ken Curtis (Right) Jean Whoolery, Women’s Director; Jennifer Milnes, Advisor; Diana Kleppen, Dorothy Hale, Linda Sechrist. 169 Freshman NSNANYS Debra Sutphen, Lois Stafford. I.inda Stanton. Deborah Matson. Joanne Damm, Deborah Pennington, I.ouise Tremblay, Janet Dunkleburger, Alice Hughes, Becky Hiubon. Dona Fort, Diane Litchfield, itachel Patch. Sharon Zook. 170 President: Patricia Bartlett Mary Tjempkcma, Linda Harl, Louise Ivanov, Esther Smith, Joan MacMore, Gail King, Sandra Martin. Nancv Strickland, Judy Johnson. Susanna Peer, Iaiura Aimtutz. Betty Chadwick, Susan Stair. Dorothy Antes, Linda Vandenberg, Linda Hart. Amy Sutley, Barbara Summers.Cheryl Easterling, Dorothy Cuver, Roselee Shreffler. Sophomore NSNANYS 171 Vice-President: Sandra Patrick; Secretary: Kathy Resides; Treasurer: I.ois Koch. Kathy Kreh. Kay Rust, Donna Ross, l.uane Raver, Joyce Hemenway, Bonnie Safford, Jo Sparks, Sharon Finch. Bonita D’Ambrowski, Elaine Rude, Nancy Reeves, Elizabeth Andrews. 172 Junior NSNANYS Senior NSNANYS Chaplain: Nancy Man waring.. Jane Vanik, F.vehn Wilbur, Judy Morgan. Sara Keipcr, Betsy Coffe , Sarah Voorhies, Beth Lowe, Susan Ludwig, Shirley Einfeldt, Kenlynn Bagley, Becky Smith. Anne Walker. Nancy Rossman, Karen Martin. Linda Neth, Cyndy Hennig. 173 President: Ronald Ashton Vice President: Victor Parachin Secretary: John Kelley Treasurer: Jeff McLallen Advisors: Stanley Magill Wesley Vandcrhoof. Cordon Radder Dan Young William White Roger Baker Charles Finlay son Gary Dudley Arthur Scott Joan Corey Ray Doty Barry Joynt Boh Singleton Gary Wood Ignatius David Harry Dow Roland McVige Ernest Foster Earl Grigg Michael Gillian Marc Briggs Grant Berry Randall Carpenter Don Butler Sterling Cooper Ministerial Association 174 Music Educators National Conference President: Steve Bohail Advisor: Nancy Rhodes Madeline Buzzanco Marilyn Tomb Rose Martin Sandy Smith Ruth Vincent Linda Bohail Chris Lapp Cherlyn Wilson Carl Wager Ron Webster Don Clark Stan Bohail Jean Reigles Darlene Weeman Brenda Clark Andres Fernandez Steve Fridman Ray Boots Esther Cahoon Kathy Combo Julie Breese Bruce Lohnes 175 176 Sue Ludwig, Betsy Coffey. Ruth Vincent, Jim Humbard, Laura Amstutz, Carl Wager. Jean Reigles. Mark Ford. Karen Long. Guy Raynor, Esther Knoll. Sandy Smith. Linda Smith. Nancy Rossman, Jean McDermott. Shirley Einfeldt. Alvin Greene. Seated: Bill Crawford, Barb Lewellan, Barb Raynor. Standing: Karen Mattson, Dixie Taylor, Becky Smith, John Schofield, Gene Clement, Anita Shumway, Dona Fort, Kathy McCagg. Student Wives Seated: Mrs. Hugh Russell, Mrs. Fred Brox, Mrs. Mike Gillian, Mrs. John Kelley, Mrs. Doug Spencer. Standing: Mrs. Don Mason and Mrs. Dave Rogers, advisors. 178 (CcUKci , to £u iuhio cck Z 9aIt's 4. c o0 J- f-1Xt (t.O£ lorJcx I ( L ex- 0 C- ’t-V LA£ J L Z f tf uso'U'O 5p un ks ■ Bf rS ! ? d ( €: = vi e ecp- ni� n ; tJse. G o f laciL. ■T Ov crt-x-' ex-1 ( 0 -i- s ' '€u3u m nr e f gojU ucksn. , Thfrt fcs du L4.t- o ;' hOC, L' vv. (Q [ t(,mOi Of Ctu-v-vh-b , b- J- TV i T Mob'S [i$fe r c y i £u£ 4 tJ nh.'C. X”C rvn£- j � A -i _ fr o rs _ to rv'X'eJ- C£ i C y 2_i 3 C Sc -yogp crvi'tf— Cheerleaders 1 Ko £. ‘Fix.tn . y R? e Kulzer, Constance Crane, Susan McCracken. 7-Captain: Linda Neth, nne Soli ma I fuss, Marcia 179 THE REFLECTIONS: Ruth Vincent, accompanist; Diane Bentley; Bonnie Belson; Ardith Reed; Bruce Lohnes; George Gates; Fran Patnode, team captain. Uf Clarke Caldwell, Assistant in Public Relations and Director of Student Outreach Service. I'HE NEW DAWN: Linda Harl; Judy Johnson; Barbara Grube; Nancy Strickland; Madeline Buzzanco; Pat Bartlett, team captain; Rose Martin, accompanist. T H E LIVING C H ANNELS FOR CHRIST: Wayne Sawyer; Vickie McPeek; Ginny Ziegler, team captain; Jim Oglesby; Becky Rhome, accompanist. Student Outreach Service President: Wayne Sawyer Vice President: Ardith Reed Secretary: Carol Warner n ST ICS: Paul Mroz; Joyce Tliompson: Gary Treich-ler; Wes Skinner: Judy Stevens; Dave Marked, team captain; Marcia Neumann. TRUMPET TRIO: Doug From; Roger Gales: Jean Reigles, accompanist; Steve Bohall, team captain. 'I HE DYNAMICS: Bill Romesburg; Nancy Manwaring, team captain; Linda Carden; Cathy McAvinney; Amy Sutley. 181 Chorale Row one: Bill Mackmer, Marilyn Tomb, Esther Ritter, Chris Lapp, Jeanne Kimball, Pat Chamberlain, Rose Martin, Wayne Sawyer. Row two: Kenlynne Bagley, Kathy Combo, Dave Brown, Dave Stcvelinc, Beverly Gillette, Madeline Buzzanco, Beth Lowe, Chris Walker, Carl Wager, Alma Becker, Kathy Franke. Row three: Vickie McPcck, Chcrlyn Wilson, Gary Wood, Harry Dow, Ruth Vincent, Ellen Hull, Jim Harriff, Rusty Thomas, Sharon Stewart, Linda Van-denberg. Row four: Margaret Rush, Marsha Johnson. Karl Resnik. Neil Harvey, Dave VanWagnen, Stewart Sullivan, John Hoyt, Sharon Warner, Nancy Manwaring; T. James Stuart, conductor. mibSI mm xrjxrjxrjfrj a 182 183 Wind Ensemble 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o ■ 0 0 0 0 0 r. r, o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o gggg 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 0 0 0 Flute: Cheryl Sengcr. Linda Stanton. Cynthia I'rip| ; Oboe: I.iiula Montgomery; Clarinet: Anne Baker. Stanley Bohall. Sandra Forbes, Joseph Lechner, Darlene Weeman; Hass Clarinet: Miriam Monette; Alto Saxophone: D’Ann Wilde. Linda Meyers; Bassoon: Steven Fridman. Judith Sulin: Cornet: Steven Bohall. Hay Boots. Roger Gales. Gary Meyers; French Horn: Gene Clement, Carolyn Hvndeman. Elaine Killingbeek. Robert Mcrkley; Trombone: Philip Fdin. Bruce I.ohnes. Nancy Rhode : Baritone: Julie Breese, lister Prince: Tuba: Donald Clark, David Turk. Ronald Webster; Double Bass: Sandra Smith: Percussion: Linda Bohall. Brenda Clark. George Gates. Sandra Smith: Conductor: Dale Shepfer. Section Leader Brass Sextet I.eft to right: Steven Bohall. Dale Shepfer. Gene Clement. Ron Webster. Don Clark. Bruce Lohnes. Roger Gales. 184 185 Cross Country RWC Opponent 25 Brockport ..................30 15 Houghton ...................47 LcMoyne Invitational 7th place 15 Geneseo.....................48 17 Hartwick ...................45 16 Oswego .....................47 26 Buffalo State...............29 Canisius Invitational 11 tli place 27 LcMoyne ....................30 State Meet at Oswego 7th place 20 R.I.T.......................37 COACH HARRY ANDERSON The cross country team this year came up with seven wins against only a single defeat. Regrettably, this lone defeat at the hands of the R.I.T. Harriers ended a remarkable winning streak of 56 consecutive dual and triangular meets. This reign of victories, dating back to 1962. brought well-deserved fame and recognition to our campus. Among the highlights of this season were the triumphs over rival Buffalo State, LcMoyne, and Brockport State. In addition, this team set the course record for lowest combined time of five men in the LeMoyne meet. Injuries jinxed the Raiders all season long, and they lost the crown of the LeMoyne Invitational, which Roberts had won for seven straight years. They also lost the New York State Championship meet, which the team had won for five straight years. In the Buffalo State meet held on our course, the Raiders emerged victorious after a tough struggle by a scant three points. The next week the team faced a power-packed LeMoyne team. After a grueling race, our Harriers survived the test and added another victory. Roberts was then upset by R.I.T. on a challenging six-mile course which broke the winning streak. Tim Duffy and Ken Demster thus ending their sparkling careers will graduate, leaving Coach Anderson with a tremendous rebuilding job for next season. However, experienced men such as Ken Armagost, Paul Muongi, Charlie Canon, Ken Domerese, and Bill Lazarus will help lighten his load. 188 Four-year Icttcrman ... consistent performer ... Holds RWC two-mile record ... steady first-place finisher. KEN DEMSTER Graduating Seniors TIM DUFFY Four-year Icttcrman ... strong competitor, thrives on competition ... blood and guts runner ... smooth stride. 189 Ken Demster Senior Tim Duffy Senior Paul Muongi Junior Jose Rodriguez Freshman Charlie Canon Junior Hill Lazarus Freshman Cross Bob Pattison Sophomore Ken Armagost Sophomore Ed Webster Freshman Country 191 Dependable Paul Muongi sets fast pace for struggling opponent. Freshman Ken Domercse shows promise toward future Raider winning seasons. Two-year letterman Ken Armagost is a reliable performer for Coach Anderson. 192 Charlie Cannon perseveres in the heat of competition. Ed Webster shows excellent form while sprinting to the finish line. Soccer fit'. COACH: Jack Pascoe; TRI-CAPTAINS: Gery HcUby, Toni Tyler, Naim Tannous. This year the Roberts Wesleyan soccer men received NAIA recognition to highlight a very successful ’68 soccer season. In the Section Seven Play-offs, the Raiders lost to a strong Plattsburgh State team that went on to finish third in the nation. Despite the loss of four-year goalie Dale Easterly, the Raiders finished the season with a highly commendable 9-3 record under first-year coach Jack Pascoe. The Raider defense, led by senior fullback Gery Helsby, was credited with three shut-outs. Allen Kangethe led the Raider attack throughout the season, finishing with eight goals and six assists. Coach Pascoe has strong hopes toward fielding another powerful squad next season with the return of fourteen lettermen. 194 SCORES RWC Opponent 3 Houghton......................0 3 Buffalo State................ 2 2 McMaster .....................0 1 Oneonta ......................5 4 Guelph .......................1 0 Geneseo.......................3 6 St. John Fisher...............1 5 Harpur .......................3 4 LeMoyne ......................1 5 Utica ........................0 2 R.I.T.........................1 2 Plattsburg ...................4 Graduating Seniors GERY HELSBY Four-year letterman ... rugged competitor ... three-time All-State selection at fullback ... team player ... tri-captain. TOM TYLER Four-year letterman ... good speed and moves ... underrated ... spirited scrapper on both offense and defense ... tri-captain. 195 Starting Center Forward ............ Inside Left ................ Inside Right............... Left Wing ................. Right Wing ................ LFB 196 G Alternates . Tom Tyler Ralph Roach .. Bob Will . Jim Loedel Gery Helsby Lome Hunt fa ft Halfback . Right Halfback Center Fullback Left Fullback .. Right Fullback Coal .......... Pete Field Paul Field Sandy Good Steve Trenton Glenn Adams 197 Coach Jack Pascoe! Glenn Annable Charles Beck David Eley Douglas From Grant Berry Alan Bliss Ralph Dutchcr Richard Herman David Hunt Daniel Young Stanton Young 199 Acc defender Jim I.ocdel clears ball past trio of Buffalo State linemen. High scorer Allen Kangethe leads Raider attack down-field. 00 Well-placed head by Jewett Butler leads to another scoring opportunity for the Raiders. Denny Rose rifles shot between two defenders. Tyler and Rose display dazzling teamwork in front of opponent’s goal. 201 Basketball The 1968-69 basketball season introduced a new era in the annals of Roberts Wesleyan sports. In addition to receiving the honor of acceptance into the Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference, Coach John Fraser was also able to get his recruiting program into high gear and bring to campus the most talented group of freshmen ever to enroll here. Roberts played a demanding schedule which meant traveling over 4,000 miles for engagements with top NAIA teams. The Raiders rebounded from a disastrous early season of only one win during its first nine starts to finish with a respectable 11-14 record, including the win over the alumni. After their poor start, the Raiders seemed to find themselves and put the pieces together with consecutive wins over RIT and Brockport State, thus keeping their dominance of Rochester area quintets. The team entered the Monroe County Tournament as defending champions, but surrendered the crown to Brockport State. As runners-up, the Raiders benefited from great efforts from Ralph Roach and Dave Scribner, who both earned a berth on the all-tournament team. A convincing win over rival Buffalo State was an outstanding highlight of the season. The year ended with a win over Geneseo State and an especially sweet victory over Fredonia State, bringing the basketball careers of seniors Paul Crowell, Ken Curtis, and Dave Scribner to an end. Crowell scored 485 points this season and placed himself fourth on the all-time Roberts points-per-season scoring list, and his 303 rebounds placed him in sixth position for most rebounds in a season. Ken Curtis finished in third position for career rebounds and sixth in career scoring. The only team record set this year was 468 free throws made, which broke the 1966-67 record. Coach John Fraser 202 RWC Opponent 76 Pikeville ...................... 89 70 Troy Slate ..................... 86 73 Troy State.......................90 55 Wittenberg.......................96 95 Alliance....................... 112 103 McMastcr University ............ 63 66 Edinboro State ................ 126 77 Slippery Rock....................99 72 Oswego State ................... 89 84 RIT............................. 69 78 Brockport State................. 71 77 University of Toronto............84 RWC Opponent 78 St. John Fisher..................67 55 Brockport State..................71 81 St. John Fisher..................78 78 New Haven .......................93 73 Eastern Nazarene.................65 80 Buffalo State ................... 68 61 Oneonta State....................91 69 Houghton College.................61 68 Plattshurg State ................ 78 68 Mansfield College................82 93 Geneseo State ................... 85 66 Frcdonia State...................60 Graduating Seniors PAUL CROWELL Two-year letterman ... loads team in scoring and rebound-ins ... vastly improved ... intimidates opponents blocks shots ... good moves around bucket. DAVE SCRIBNER Three-year letterman ... co-c.iplain .. . excellent dribbler ... 10 minute hustler ... «|uartcrback of team ... fine outside shot. 203 Paul Crowell 6’4” Senior Center Ken Curtis 6’3” Senior Forward Dave Scribner 5’10” Senior Guard Mark Milner 6’3” Sophomore Forward Charlie Wood 6’3” Sophomore Forward 204 L. B. McCune 5’11” Freshman Guard Tim Luke 6’3” Hob Page 5’9” Jerry Kimble 6’5” Junior Forward Junior Guard Sophomore Forward Willie Evans 6’5” Freshman Forward Center Bob Case 6’3” Freshman Forward Jim Rambo 6 2’ Freshman Guard 205 Four-year veteran Ken Curtis puts ball in play under watchful eye of referee. 206 Roach hep ins patented Raider shuffle offense. 207 208 Charlie Wood does his job on defense. 209 Aggressive play such as this, earned freshman Willie Evans a starting berth. Curtis tears hall loose from from opposing rebounder. Scribner drives past Dick Hessinger of St. John Fisher. Crowell muscles in for another rebound. 210 Team floormaster Ralph Roach sets up play. Scribner leads a fast break. Raider opponents can always expect good, aggressive defense. Crowell fights for a bucket in a crowd. Cagers finish runner-up in Monroe County 213 Varsity triumph over Alumni 214 215 J.V. Basketball Buffalo Stale center fails to thwart Tap controlled by Raider yearlings, base line drive by Paul Trepus. Tom Griffin comes up with the ball amidst a host of defenders. Flashy guard L. B. McCune leads team in assists. The Haiders fill the lanes for fast break. 217 Second effort by Paul Trepus provides his team with possession of the ball. Merlin Schultz feints opponent and begins drive. Merlin Schultz spots an opening. Great effort by I„. B. McCune leads to two points. Boh Case hits jumper from the corner. 218 Track and Field 1968 Coach Marry Anderson ami son, Dave, record times at meet. RWC Opponent 93 Hobart ...............................52 105 Oswego State .........................40 124 St. John Fisher.......................20 48 Brockport State .....................97 124 Houghton ............................20 88 Rochester Tech ......................57 Track season 1968 turned out to he one of the most successful ever for Roberts. The season record was five wins to one loss over the course of six dual meets. The main spark of this year’s squad proved to he the frosh newcomers, including Lucious Stephens, Allen Kangethe, Dave Markell, Ken Armagost, and Boh Pattison, all of whom worked to establish several new school records. Their efforts, combined with the hard work of such strong veterans as Gcrv Helsby, Tim Duffy, Ken Demster, Glenn Schultz, Paul Mroz, Jim Lusk, Pete Field, and Bill Mackmcr, enabled the team to begin the writing of a new chapter in Roberts Wesleyan track history. The highlight of the season was the surprise upset by Roberts over a strong R.I.T. squad, a meet in which the R.W.C. freshmen tallied up five school records in the sprints, hurdles, and relays. With such substantial young blood, Rol� erts can look forward to an exciting track showing over the next few years. NEW VARSITY RECORDS 100 yd. dash :09.9 220 yd. dash :22.1 440 yd. dash :51.1 120 yd. high hurdles : 15.1 330 yd. intermediate :41.8 hurdles 440 yd. intermediate :57.4 hurdles 440 yd. relay :44.7 Mile relay Long jump 3:24.3 22’ 6V4” Stephens Stephens Kangethe Markell (tie) Markell Markell Kangethe, Markell, Mroz, Stephens Pattison, Armagost Markell. Kangethe Lusk 219 2 20 Hurdlers, javelin and discus throwers, and pole van Iters as well as the others each exhibit their skill. 221 223 224 COLLEGE SERVICES I � A kA College Press Progress in Provision Whistle Stop Cafeteria 226 Bookstore ALWAYS REFRESHING ss 227 BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY ROCHESTER COCA-COLA BOTTLING CORPORATION The Roberts Wesleyan College Church WORSHIP SCHEDULE SUNDAYS 9:45 Church School 10:45 Morning Worship 6:00 Youth Groups 7:00 Family Gospol Hour (Nursery Facilities Provided) PEARCE MEMORIAL FREE METHODIST CHURCH 4322 Buffalo Road North Chili, New York 14614 594-9488 PASTORS ELWYN E. CUTLER 594-8911 GLENN HUGHES 594-9006 THE GENESEE CONFERENCE An Enthusiastic Supporter of Roberts Wesleyan College Congratulates the Class of '69. 228 i THE FOLKS Best Wishes From SUPER DUPER FAMILY CENTER SPITZ FLORISTS INC. NORBERT J. SPITZ 14 Chestnut Ridge Road Rochester, New York 14624 Phone: 889-4746 Best Wishes to THE CLASS OF ‘69 From Your Neighbors at HARRIS SEEDS Better Homes Need Better Landscaping KODISCH'S GARDEN CENTER NURSERY Landscaping Garden Supplies 2126 Buffalo Road Phone: 235-9868 If No Answer: 436-8903 231 A cavalcade of years, numbering four . . . ... A novel freshman prank: a calf in Carpenter Hall. ... The pride of an undefeated girl's basketball team. . .. An ominous hearse, calling for the corpse of B.J.. the Resident Director of Carpenter Hall. ... A Junior Play, revealing a well-spring of hidden talent. ... The motley apparel and rustic cuisine of the annual Bumquet. ... Two consecutive first-place trophies in float competition. ... A freshman initiation of predawn calisthenics. Seniors leave a college, and it is never only a dispersement but just another stage of an already fluctuating pattern, the discarding of old sympathies, the unfolding of new ones. We have accumulated no indifferent affections, cultivated no undifferentiated loyalties, but we love the place for some reason. And. perhaps, this is the reason that it is so difficult to cram the past into the present, for we are packing old clothing into new suitcases and are passing mutely, with a sense of wonder, through closing doors. THE CLASS OF 1969 A source of excellence in modern production techniques and service for custom injection and rotational plastic molding of POLYETHYLENE POLYPROPYLENE STYRENE ABS BUTYRATE NYLON OELRIN NORYL PHENOXY LEXAN CHIU PLASTICS SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF ROCHESTER A . J. TUX SHOP Nearly 50 years of formal elegance CHURCHVILLE OFFICE 22 S. Main Street Churchville, New York LEWIS B. RATIGAN Assistant Vice-President WESTGATE OFFICE 1948 Chili Avenue Rochester, New York JOHN F. SULLIVAN Assistant Secretary FREE PARKING NEXT DOOR Across from Xerox Square 129 Clinton Avenue S. Rochester, New York 325-5958 233 AUSTIN FOSMIRE INC HOWARD S. 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AND MRS. McKENDREE G. FULKS MRS. MARY CHYNOWETH PALMER Class of '39 MRS. ETHEL D. PERKINS MR. AND MRS. FREDERICK E. SITTIG MR. AND MRS. MARK H. SMITH Jesus—the same yesterday, today and forever. MR. AND MRS. T. C. STEUCKE Great success to the 1969 yearbook. DR. AND MRS. ELLWOOD VOLLER Our best wishes, seniors. 245 Senior Directory ELAINE ADDINGTON Band, Beacon, Booster Club, Cheerleader, Chorale, C.W.A.C. Committee, Education Club, Field Service, N.S.A.N.Y.S. MAJOR: English MINOR: Education DOROTHY ALLENSON A.W.S. Council Vice President 3, President 4; Class Secretary 2; Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senate 1, 4; Student Union Co-Chairman 3; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: History JOANNE ANDREWS Transfer from King’s College. MAJOR: Psychology WILLIAM ARMSTONG Transfer from Buffalo Bible Institute. Beacon News Editor 3, 4; Class Senator 4; Class Play 3; Cultural Life Committee 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 3; Education Club 3, 4; Senate 3, 4; S.F.M.F. President 3, Ski Club 3, 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies MINOR: Biblical Literature SHARON ATTLESON Band 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Chesbronian 4; Education Club 5; Field Service 2, 3, 4; Operation Headstart 3; Majorette 3,4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Philosophy JANICE AUSTIN Transfer from St. Lawrence University. Education Club 4. MAJOR: Mathematics MINOR: English KENLYNNE BAGLEY Chapel Choir 1, Chorale 1, Intramural All-Star Teams 4, S.M.M.F. 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Resident Ad-visor 3. MAJOR: Nursing JOSEPH BARNES MAJOR: Psychology CHARLES BAUER Basketball 1, Beacon 1, 2, Sports Editor 3; Chesbronian 1: Radio Club 1; Freshman Newspaper Editor 1. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Biology ARLENE BAXTER N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Wives 5. MAJOR: History MINOR: Biology DANIEL BEACH Beacon Sports Editor 4; Class Play 3; Education Club 4; Intramural All-Star-Team 3; Men’s Glee Club 1; Ski Club Vice President 1, 3,4, President 2. MAJOR: English MINOR: French ELAINE BERNARDO Transfer from Monroe Community College. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies DAUREEN BRAID A.W.S. Council, Beacon, Class Play, Drama Club. MAJOR: English MINOR: History JUDITH BREACH Chorale 1; Education Club 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Art DIANNE BRIGGS A.W.S. Council 1; Chapel Choir 2; Class Play 3; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. MAJOR: History MINOR: Sociology SHARON BROCK Beacon 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1; Education Club 2, 3, 4; Field Service 1, 2; Rampage 2, S.F.M.F. 1, 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. MAJOR: English MINOR: Philosophy SYLVIA BROWN Beacon Staff 1, 2, 3, Assistant Editor, Editor, Chapel Choir 1; Chesbronian 1; Field Service 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 1, 2; Education Club 1, 2, 3; Operation Headstart 2; Roberts Round Table 3, Senate 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Sociology FREDERICK BROX Track 1; Varsity “R” 1. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Sociology LOULA BROX N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2; Student Wives 3, Treasurer 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Science ANNE BRYAN Transfer from Asbury College. Education Club 4; Senate Secretary 4; Who’s Who 4; Student Association Secretary 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies DOUGLAS BUCHANAN MAJOR: Mathematics and Chemistry ROBERT BURROUGHS Beacon 4; Chapel Choir 1; Circle K 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 3; Drama Club 4; Education Club 2, 3, 4; Field Service 1; Intramural All-Star-Team 2, 3; Men’s Glee Club 1; Men’s Resident Advisor 3, 4; Operation Headstart 3, 4; Senate 1, 2, 4; Social Life Committee 4; Student Union Co-Chairman 4. 246 MAJOR: English MINOR: Psychology DONALD BUTLER Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 2; Class Chaplain 3; Field Service 1; Men’s Glee Club 1; Ministerial Association 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Philosophy MINOR: English JUNE CAREY Education Club 1. MAJOR: English MINOR: Psychology LEON CASTER Auto Crusaders Club 1, 2; Education Club 1, 2. MAJOR: Comprehensive History and English DARWIN CHAPMAN Basketball 1, 2; Chapel Choir 1; Class Senator 2, Vice President 4; Intramural Council Hoys Intramural Director 3. Men’s Resident Advisor 3, 4; Operation Headstart 2, 3; Senate 2, 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Speech and Psychology JOYCE CHESSON MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Sociology DONALD CLARK Band 1, Manaper 2, 3, President 4; Chamber Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Circle K 1, 2, 3, 4; M.E.N.C. 1, 4, Float Chairman 2, Chaplain 2, 3; Men’s Glee Club 1, 2; Track 1. MAJOR: Music Education BETSEY COFFEY Dac Club 4; Drama Club 2, 3; Highland Lassies 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1,2,3,4. MAJOR: Nursing DAVID COLBURN Chcsbronian Assistant Editor 3; Circle K 2, 3; Class Play 3; Education Club 2, 3; Intramural AII-Star-Team 3; Operation Headstart 2, 3; Rampage 2; Ski Club 2; Social Life Committee 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: History MINOR: Psychology PATRICIA COXFORD Beacon 2, 4; Chcsbronian 4; Class Play Co-Director 3, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 4; Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Operation Headstart 4; Senate 4; S.F.M.F. 2, 3; Social Life Committee 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: French CONSTANCE CRANE Chapel Choir 1; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1,2,3. MAJOR: Nursing WILLIAM CRAWFORD Chapel Choir 1; Class Play 3; Men’s Glee Club 1; Ski Club 1. 2. President 3, 4: Track 1. MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: Physical Education PAUL CROWELL Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Parking Committee 4; Soccer 1, 2; Track 2; Varsity “R” 2, 3, Treasurer 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Science MINOR: Mathematics KENNETH CURTIS Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Officer Men's Sports Representative 4; Varsity “R” 2. 3. 4. MAJOR: History MINOR: English MARTHA CURTIS A.W.S. Council 3; Education Club 1; S.F.M.F. 2. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Mathematics DONALD CUTLER Attended St. John Fisher 3. Soccer 1, 2. MAJOR: History MINOR: Sociology KENNETH DEMSTER Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Psychology JAMES DENISON Transfer from Lome Park College. Chapel Choir 1; Class Play 3; C.W.A.C. Committee; Field Service; Ministerial Association; Religious Life Committee; Senate. MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: English MARK DIETZ MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies RONALD DLABOLA Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chamber Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Class Play 3; Drama Club 2, 3; M.E.N.C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 1,2.' MAJOR: Music MINOR: English TIMOTHY DUFFY Auto Judiciary Committee 4; Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity “R” 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies SHIRLEY EINFELDT A.W.S. Council Secretary 2; Chapel Choir 1; Dac Club 4; S.F.M.F. 1, 2, 3; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 3, Secretary 2, Recording Secretary at District Level 4; Social Life Committee 3. MAJOR: Nursing ANDRES FERNANDEZ Bagpipers 2; Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 3; Drama Club 1; M.E.N.C. President 4. MAJOR: Music MINOR: English CHARLES FINLAYSON Transfer from University of Rochester. Circle K Treasurer 2; C.W.A.C. Committee 2; Field Service 2, 3; Ministerial Association 4; Operation Headstart 3; Phi Beta Chi 2; Senate 3; S.F.M.F. Treasurer 2, Prayer Rand Director 3; Who’s Who 4; Student Association Vice President 3, MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: General Science and English 247 DONNA FLETCHER MAJOR: English MINOR: Sociology ERNEST FOSTER Education Club 4; Ministerial Association. MAJOR: English MINOR: Biblical Literature STEVEN FRIDMAN Transfer from S.U.N.T. at Frcdonia. Hand 2. 3, I: Chamber Orchestra 2, 3. 4; Cultural Life Committee 3; Education Club 4; M.E.N.C. 2, 4, President 3; Senate 3. MAJOR: Music Education LINDA FOLKS Chesbronian 4; Class Play 3; Cultural Life Committee 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Ski Club 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 2; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Biology WILLIAM GASSETT Basketball 1; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Men’s Glee Club 1; Ministerial Association 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Religion DARLA GUNDER Chesbronian 3: Drama Club 3: Education Club 1, 3; Intramural All-Star-Team 1,2; S.F.M.F. 2, 3. MAJOR: History MINOR: Psychology GARY HEALE Beacon 2; Phi Beta Chi Vice President 3, 4. MAJOR: Chemistry MINOR: Mathematics JOAN HEIM MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education GERUD HELSBY Chapel Choir 2; Class Play 3; C.W.A.C. Committee Chair-man 2. 3: Field Service 2: Intramural All-Star-Tcam 1, 2. 3: Men’s Resident Advisor 3; Religious Life Committee 3, 4: Senate 3. 4: S.F.M.F. Vice President 3; Soccer 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Track 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity “R” 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies CYNTHIA HENNIG Beacon I; Chapel Choir 1, 2; Chesbronian 4, Typing Editor 3; Cultural Life Committee 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 2; Operation Headstart 3: Rampage 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Resident Advisor 2. MAJOR: Nursing MINOR: Biology REITA HEUSEVELDT Transfer from Monroe Community College. MAJOR: Psychology PAUL HISSIN Chamber Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Circle K 2. MAJOR: Chemistry MINOR: Mathematics and Biology RICHARD HITCHCOCK Transfer from Morrisville. Class Play 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: History K EN N ETCI 11OCKEN BERRY Band 1; Chorale 3; Circle K 2, 3; Cultural Life Committee 2; C.W.A.C. Committee 3; Men’s Resident Advisor 3, 4; Ministerial Association 1; Operation Headstart 3, 4; Senate 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Student Association Treasurer 3, Vice President 4; Winter Weekend King 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies LINDA HORTH C.W.A.C. Committee 2, 3; Field Service 3; Intramural All-Star-Team 4. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Biology PHYLLIS HOWELL Band 1, 3, Secretary 2; Beacon 3; Chamber Orchestra 2; Cultural Life Committee 2; Field Service 1, 2, 3; Senate 3; Social Life Committee Chairman 3; Who’s Who 4; College Quiz Bowl 2. 3. MAJOR: Mathematics MINOR: Physics JANICE HULL Chapel Choir 1: Chesbronian I.ayout Editor 2, 3; Class Social Activities Chairman 4; Class Play 3; Education Club 2: N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Sociology BYRON HUMPHREY Transfer from London Teacher’s College. Chapel Choir 1: Class Play 3; Drama Club 3, President 4; Men’s Glee Club 1; Senate 4. MAIOR: English MINOR: Psychology RICHARD JACOBY Band 1, 2: Chapel Choir I: Circle K 1, 2, 3; Class Play 3; Cultural Life Committee 4; Education Club 1, 4; Field Service 3: Intramural All-Star-Team 1, 2, 3: Men’s Glee Club 1; Operation Headstart 4; Rampage 2; Roberts Round Table 1, Senate 1. I; Social Life Committee 4; Student Union 4; Track 1: Who’s Who 4; Roberts Heralds Quartet 2; Student Association President 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies MINOR: Physical Education EDWARD JANKOSKI MAJOR: Chemistry MINOR: Mathematics JEANNIE JUSTICE A.W.S. Council Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education SARA KEIPER Chapel Choir 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; R.W.C. Representative to State N.S.A.N.Y.S. MAJOR: Nursing CLIFFORD KENT MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: History 248 MARY KENT Education Club 2. 4. M J OK: English MINOR: French JEANNE KIMBALL A.W.S. Council 1; Band 2; Booster Club 1; Chapel Choir 1: Chorale 2, 3, 4; Field Service 2; M.E.N.C. 1, 2; Women’s Resident Advisor 2. MAJOR: Music MINOR: English BARBARA KRINER Transfer from University of S. Florida and Polk Junior College. Booster Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, Junior Varsity Captain 3; Operation Headstart Chairman 3; Pep Club Chairman 3; Senate 2. 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education GLADYS KRYGER A.W.S. Council 2: Class Play 3; Cultural Life Committee 3; Education Club 2. 3; S.F.M.F. 1, 2. 3; Ski Club 2. MAJOR: History MINOR: Elementary Education BETHANY LOWE Beacon 4: Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 4; C.W.A.C. Committee 4; Field Service 1. 2; S.F.M.F. 1, 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. 2. 4, Secretary 3. MAJOR: Nursing SUSAN LUDWIG Chapel Choir 1: Dac Club 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. 2. 3, 4. MAJOR: Nursing JAMES LUSK Basketball 2: Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Intramural Council 3; Intramural All-Star-Team 2, 3. 4; Senate 3, 4; Track 3. 4: Varsity “R” 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies MARILYN LUSK Cheerleader 2, 3; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. 2. 3; Outstanding Student Nurse 3. MAJOR: Nursing EINAR MADSEN Ministerial Association. MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: Sociology NANCY MANWARING Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 1: Field Service 1, 4; S.F.M.F. 1: N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Resident Advisor 2. MAJOR: Nursing KAREN MARTIN Chapel Choir 1: Field Service 1. 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 2; S.F.M.F. 1, 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, Vice President 3, Area Representative 4. MAJOR: Nursing SHIRLEY MARTIN Education Club 2, 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education JUNE MASAIRIK Class Play 3; Drama Club 1, 3, 4; Student Wives 4. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: English HELEN Me A VO Y Beacon 2; Literary Editor 3; Chapel Choir 1; Class Officer Girls Sports Representative 1; Social Activities Representative 1, 2; C.W.A.C. Committee 1, 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Intramural Council 1, Ski Cluh 1; Social Life Committee 1.2. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Education JOHN McLALLEN Transfer from I tourneau College. Band 2, 4: Ministerial A«sociation Secretary 3, 4. MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: History NANCY MERZKE Chesbronian Scheduling Staff 3. MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education JUDITH MORGAN Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Intramural Council 3; Intramural All Star-Team 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Women’s Resident Advisor 4. MAJOR: Nursing PAUL MROZ Basketball 1, Varsity Manager 2. 3; Chapel Choir 1; Chesbronian Photography Editor 2; Class Treasurer 3,. 4; Class Play 3; Rampage Photography Editor 2; Senate 4, Soccer 4; Track 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity “R” Secretary 3, President 4; Winter Weekend King Candidate 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Science LINDA NETH Beacon 2; Cheerleader 1. 2, Co-Captain 3, 4; C.W.A.C. Committee 3, 4; Operation Headstart 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2. MAJOR: Nursing MARCIA NEUMANN Band Social Activities Co-Chairman 2; Chapel Choir 1; Class Treasurer 2; Class Play Co-Director 3: C.W.A.C. Committee 1, 2; Field Service 3, 4; Operation Headstart Chairman 4; Cheerleader Junior Varsity Captain 1; Varsitv 2, Varsity Co-Captain 3, 4; S.F.M.F. 3, 4; Who’s Who 4; Winter Weekend Queen 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies SUSAN NORTHRUP Chapel Choir 1; Chesbronian 2, 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 2, 3, 4: Education Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: French JUDITH ONGLEY Beacon Layout Editor 4: Chapel Choir 1; Class Social Activities Chairman 3; Float Chairman 2, 3. 4; Operation Headstart Chairman 2; Rampage Editor 2; Student Wives 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education KENNETH PAGE Basketball 1, 2; Ski Club 1; Track 1, 2, 4; Varsity “R” 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies 249 LINDA PALIANI Beacon 4; Ski Club 1. MAJOR: English CATHERINE PARLATO Chapel Choir 1; Field Service 3; S.F.M.F. 1, 2. MAJOR: Mathematics MINOR: English HERBERT PHILLIPS Class Play 3. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies DONNA PIPER Band 1, 2; Booster Club 1; Chcsbronian 3; Cultural Life Committee 2, 4; Phi Beta Chi. MAJOR: Biology MINOR: Chemistry JAMES PISATURO MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies LYNN POLDING Transfer from Nyack Missionary College. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies ARTHUR PROUTY Men’s Residence Advisor 1; Ministerial Association 1, 2. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies WILLIAM RAAB Transfer from Gettysburg College. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies JEAN REIGLES Band 2, 3; Chamber Orchestra 1; Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 2; Field Service 2,3.4; M.E.N.C. 1, 2,3,4. MAJOR: Music Education NANCY RIDER MAJOR: English MINOR: Elementary Education ESTHER RITTER A.W.S. Council 2, President 3; Beacon 2; Chapel Choir 1; Cheerleader Junior Varsity Captain 3; Chcsbronian Scheduling Editor 1, 2, 3, Editor 4; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Education Club 2. 3; Field Service I. 2. 3; Pep Club 3, Roberts Round Table 3; Senate 3, 4; Ski Club 1. MAJOR: English MINOR: Music CHIRELLA ROBERTS Transfer from Jamestown Community College. Women’s Resident Advisor 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies WILLIAM ROMESBURG Beacon 2. Business Manager 3: Cheshronian 2, Business Manager 3; Class Play 3; Education Club 1, President 4; Field Service 4, Senate 3. 4. MAIOR: Mathematics MINOR: Psychology NANCY ROSSMAN Transfer from Montcalm-Ionia-Bi-County Norman, Spring Arbor College, Central Michigan University, New York Medical College. Dac Club 4; S.F.M.F. 3, 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 3, 4. MAJOR: Nursing and Speech Correction MINOR: English and Biology KURT RUTZMOSER Class Play 3; Education Club President 4, Men’s Glee Club 1; Phi Beta Chi 1; Men’s Resident Advisor 4; Senate 3, 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Science STEPHEN SAVACOOL Beacon Business Manager 4; Circle K 1, 2, 3; Education Club 1, 4; Soccer 1. MAJOR: English MINOR: Psychology ANNE SCHMALFUSS Chapel Choir 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 4; C.W.A.C. Committee 2; Senate 3. Ski Club 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3. MAJOR: Nursing DAVID SCRIBNER Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Varsity “R” 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: History MINOR: Physical Education RICHARD SIMOFF Education Club 4; Ski Club 4; Soccer 1. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies ROBERT SINGLETON Transfer from University of Pittsburgh. Class Play 3; Drama Club 4; Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy-Mi NOR: Psychology RONALD SITTIG Transfer from Houghton College. C.W.A.C. 2, 4; Ministerial Association 2, 3, 4; Parking Committee 2, 3. MAJOR: Religion for Ordination GARY SLISH Intramural All-Star-Team 1. MAJOR: English MINOR: History STANLEY SLIVINSKI Transfer from West Virginia Wesleyan College. Education Club 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association 1. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies. BRADLEY SMITH Basketball 1; Beacon 1, 2; Chesbronian 1, 3, 4; Class Officer President 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 3; Drama Club 2; Intramural All-Star-Team 3; Men’s Glee Club 1; Ministerial Association 4; Religious Life Committee 4; Roberts Round Table 1, 2, 3; Senate 1, 2, 3, 4; Ski Club 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: English, Religion and Philosophy CAROL SMITH Chesbronian 3, Accountant 4; Phi Beta Chi 4, Secretary 3; Quiz Bowl 3. MAJOR: Mathematics MINOR: Chemistry and Physics REBECCA SMITH Chapel Choir 1, 2; Ski Club 2, 3, 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Nursing 250 TIMOTHY SMITH Transfer from Taylor University. Education Club 4, Vice President 3. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies LINDA STEWART Transfer from Greenville College. MAJOR: English ANN STRIMPLE Class Play 3; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1. MAJOR: Nursing STUART SULLIVAN Bagpipers 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3; Chorale 3, 5; Drama Club 2, 4, 5; Radio Club 1; Ski Club 1, 2. MAJOR: History MINOR: Speech SHARON THAYER Chapel Choir 1; Cultural Life Committee 4; Education Club 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1; Social Life Committee 4; Literary Symposium Chairman 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Biology JOYCE THOMPSON Chapel Choir 1; Class Officer Senator 1, 2; Education Club 2, 3; Field Service 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Queen Candidate 3; Operation Headstart 3; Religious Life Committee Secretary 4; Senate 1, 2, 3; S.F.M.F. 2; Who’s Who 4; Student Association Secretary 3; Winter Weekend Queen Candidate 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Biblical Literature THOMAS TYLER Auto Judiciary Committee 4; Basketball 1; Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity “R”l,2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Philosophy MINOR: Biblical Literature JANE VANIK Chapel Choir 1; Class Officer 4; Intramural Council 4; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, Vice President 2, President 3, President of District II 4. MAJOR: Nursing PAUL VINCENT Beacon Editorial Council 4; Chcsbronian Literary Editor 4; Circle K 2. 3: Education Club 1, 2. MAJOR: English MINOR: Philosophy CAROLEE VOLLER Band 1, 3, Chaplain 2; Beacon 2, 3; Chapel Choir 1: Chorale 2; Cultural Life Committee 2, 3, Director 4; C.W.A.C. Committee 2; Education Club 3, 4; Field Service 3; Operation Headstart Chairman 2; Senate 1, 4; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: English MINOR: Mathematics SARAH VOORHIES Chesbronian Art Editor 4, Ski Club 1, N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Nursing ANNE WALKER A.W.S. Council 1; Beacon Picture Editor 2; Chapel Choir 1; Senate 1; S.F.M.F. Secretary 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Nursing SHARON WARNER A.W.S. Council 4, Pice President 2; Band 2; Chapel Choir 1; Chorale 2, 3, 4; Cultural Life Committee 2, 4, Director 3; Field Sendee 1; M.E.N.C. 2 ,3; Senate 3; S.F.M.F. 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: Music Education WARREN WEAKLEY Basketball Manager 1; Class Officer 1; Class Play 3; Cultural Life Committee 1; Drama Club 3, 4. MAJOR: Psychology and English KENNETH WEISS Phi Beta Chi President 2; Radio Club 1, 2. MAJOR: Biology MINOR: General Science KATHLEEN WEST Beacon Editor 4; Cheerleader 2; Chcsbronian Assistant Editor 3; Class Officer Senator 1; C.W.A.C. Committee 1; Senate 1; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who 4. MAJOR: Nursing DOMENICK WHITE Beacon 1; Education Club 2, 3; Married Students Organization 1, 2, 3, 4. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies JEAN WHOOLERY Transfer from Slippery Rock State College. Auto Judiciary Committee 2; Chesbronian 3; C.W.A.C. Committee 2, 3: Intramural Council Student Athletic Director 4; Intramural All-Star-Team 2, 3, 4; Ministerial Association 2; Senate 3, 4; Women’s Varsity Basketball Captain 4. MAJOR: Psychology MINOR: Physical Education EVELYN WILBUR A.W.S. Council 1; Class Officer Sports Representative 2; Intramural Council 2; Intramural All-Star-Team 1, 2, 3; Ski Club 1, 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1, 2, 3, 4; District Ijtvel Treasurer. MAJOR: Nursing scon' WILCOX MAJOR: History MINOR: Music BARBARA WILSON Class Officer Secretary 3, 4; C.W.A.C. Committee 4; Education Club 2, Ski Club 2; N.S.A.N.Y.S. 1; Student Union 3. MAJOR: Comprehensive Social Studies GARY WOOD MAJOR: Religion and Philosophy MINOR: English JOANNE YOUNG Education Club 4; Student Wives 4; Chesbrough Singers 4. MAJOR: Knglish MINOR: Religion KENT YOUNG Band 1: Education Club 1, 2, 4; Field Service 1, Phi Beta Chi 1; Radio Club 1. MAJOR: Psychology and Mathematics SUSAN YOUNG Transfer from Corning Community College. MAJOR: English 251 Student Index Abbey, Kenneth, North Main St., Cherry Creek, N. Y. 14723; 84 Abrahamson. Kenneth. 523 Lake Shore Dr.. Parsippany, N. J. 07054 ; 81 Adam?, Cerald, 10135 Bethany Center Rd„ East Bethany. N. Y. 14054; 77 Adam?. Glenn. 31 College I)r., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 77 Adamson, Carey, 1464 Lake Rd„ Youngstown, N. Y. 14174; 95 Addington, Elaine, 63 Willow Brook Rd., Victor, N. Y. 14564; 119. 163 Alexander. Elaine. 12 Irvington Dr., North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 90. 91. 154, 158 Allen. Rilla. 1063 Lome Park Rd.. Port Credit, Ontario, Canada: 111 Allenson. Dorothy, 21 East Mill St., Sugar Grove, Pa. 16350; 119, 110, 158, 163. 165 Amstutz, Laura. 266 N. Jefferson St.. Berne, Ind. 46711; 93, 171, 176 Anderson. Rebecca. 33 Sinclair I)r„ Sinclairvillc. N. Y. 14782; 24. 101. 111. 165 Anderson. Sharon. Hiram Rd., Arcade. N. Y. 11009 ; 77 Anderson. William. RD 1. Box 295. Seneca, Pa. 16346; 111 Andrews, Elizabeth. 406 Oakridge Dr.. Schenectady, N. Y. 12306; 113, 172 Andrew?, Joanne, RD 2, Vestal. N. Y. 13850; 119 Annable, Glenn. 216 Finucane Rd.. Rochester. N. Y. 14623 ; 81, 198 Antes, Dorothy, Grampian. Pa. 16838; 91, 171 Aoki, Michiko, 3671 Hudson Manor Terr., New York, N. Y. 19163; 77 Anthony, Linda, 1366 Orr Avenue. Kittanning. Pa. 16201; 100 Armagost, Kenneth, 477 Belvedere Ave., Niagara Falls, N. Y.; 95. 168, 191. 192 Armstrong. Loretta. Pilgrimport Rd., Sodus, N. Y. 14551; 81 Armstrong, William. 6707 Errick Rd., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. 14120; 118, 119. 151. 158. 162. 163 Arnold. Lawrence, 68 Wavcrly Ave.. Kenmore, N. Y. 14217; 74, 81, 158 Arthur. Christina. 33 Green Wook St., Canisteo, N. Y. 14823; 93 Ashton. Ronald. RWC. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 96. 158. 174 Attlcson. Sharon. RWC. North Chili. N. Y. 11514; 119, 163 Austin. Richard. 101 Clearfield Dr.. Wiliamsville, N. Y. 14221; 74, 82 Austin, Janice, Rangoe, N. Y. 12966; 119 Baglcy. Kenlynne. Box 81. Craryville, N. Y. 12521; 119, 173, 182 Bailey. Barbara. 21 W. Williams St., Waterloo. N. Y. 13165; 111 Baker. Anne. 373 Palmyra Rd.. Macedon, N. Y. 14502 ; 97, 181 Baker, Roger, RR 8. Kingston. Ontario. Canada: 81, 174 Baker, Roy, 81 Campbdl Pit, Rochester, N. Y. 14606; 109 Baldwin. Dane. 1516 Wcbster-Fairport Rd.. Pcnficld, N. Y. 14526; 97 Ball. Mary, loo Denting Rd.. Rochester. N. Y. 14606 ; 82 Barnes, Arthur, 753 Madison St.. Conneaut, Ohio 44030; 116 Barnes, Joseph. Box 555. Beach Lake, Pa. 18105; 119. 158, 163 Barnett. Eileen. 6340 Vcntnor Ave.. Ventnor. N. J. 08106; 81 Barnett. Lynn, 16 E. Main St., Shortsville, N. Y. 11518; 95 Barrett. Paul. 1918 Harvey Ave., E. Liverpool, Ohio 43920 Barlholf, Mary Ann. 3219 Batavia-Oakfield, Townlinc Rd.. Batavia, N. Y. 14020: 96 Bartlett. Patricia. Westfield. N. Y. 14787; 100. 154. 158. 162. 171, 180 Bauer. Charles, 2431 West Side Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 120 Bauman. Marcia, 762 Island Cottage Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 14612; 81 Baver, Luane, 830 East St., Lenox, Mas?. 01240; 172 Baxter, Arlene. 3161 West Side Dr., Churchville, N. Y. 14428; 120 Beach, Daniel, 5001 Ridge Rd West. Spencerport, N. Y. 14559; 120, 155. 163 Beck. Charles. 81 Shadow Lane. West Hartford, Conn. 06110; 81, 198 Becker. Alma. 81 Franklin St.. Kingston, N. Y. 12401; 90. 98. 163. 182 Bell. Janice. RD 1. Co. Rt. 10. Pennellville. N. Y. 13132 Belson. Bonnie. 1806 Wilson Rd.. Lockport. N. Y. 14091; 81, 180 Bentley. Diane. 10324 McEnrue, Swartz Creek, Mich. 18173; 81, 169, 180 Bernardo. Elaine. 3363 Buffalo Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 120 Berry. Grant. 5906 Howe St.. Pittsburgh. Pa. 15232 ; 74. 81. 156. 158, 174, 199 Billings. Robert, 325 A St.. S. Waverly. N. Y. 14892; 101. 111. 162 Bliss. Alan, Troupsburg. N. Y. 14885 ; 84. 199 Bliss, Douglas Box 81, Troupsburg. N. Y. 11885 ; 98 Blowers. Shirley. RD 1. Geneva. N. Y. 14456; 115 Bohall, Linda, North St.. Panama N. Y. 14767; 109. 175, 181 Bohall. Stanley, 1835 Dodge Rd., East Amherst. N. Y. 14051; 84. 175, 181 Bohall. Steven. 1835 Dodge Rd. East Amherst. N. Y. 14051; 104, 109, 158. 161, 175, 181. 184 Boots. Raymond. 1190 Park Ave.. Rochester. N. Y. 11610; 81. 175, 181 Bouren, Delmrah, Box 188. Main St., tamosboro. Pa. 18827 : 82 Bowman. Alan. 2351 West Side Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 95 Bowman. Mary. 66 Creckview Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Boyce, Martha. 3 Weiser St., Glenmont, N.Y. 12077; 84 Boyd, Scott. 8531 York Rd.. Leroy. N. Y. 14182; 84 Bradt, Marietta, 5181 South Holley Rd. Holley, N. Y. 14170; 81 Braid. Daureen, Box 48. Port Crane, N. Y. 13833; 120. 155. 164 Brandt. Marlene. 1055 N. Broadhcad Rd.. Aliquippa, Pa. 15001; 25, 101. 109. 158. 165 Brant. Bonnie. 109 West Main, Sheffield. Pa. 16317; 95 Branton. Beth. 1760 Jackson Rd.. Pcnficld, N. Y. 14526 Braucn, Carla. Old Olean Rd., Yorkshire, N. Y. 14173; 94 Breach, Judith, 289 Whittier Rd.. Spencerport, N. Y. 14559; 120, 163 Breese. Julie, RD 1. Fredonia. Pa. 16124; 99. 175. 181 Brcisch, Frank. Geneva Rd., Lyons, N. Y. 11489 ; 93, 101 Bridgeman, David, 1326 Washington St., Churchville, N. Y. 14128; 96 Briggs, Dianne. RD 2. Glen Rock. Pa. 17327; 120 Briggs. Marcus. 1013 Fairmont. Jamestown, N. Y. 74. 76, 174 Brock, Sharon. 720 Cadwcll St.. Watertown. N. Y. 13601; 120, 154 Brockway. Leslie. 65 landing Rd. S., Rochester, N. Y. 14610: 98 Brooks. Karen. 742 St. Patrick Ave.. Niagara Falls, Ontario. Canada; 76 Brown, David, Emporium. Pa. 15834 ; 76, 182 Brown, Katherine, RD 1, Rt. 11, Marathon, N. Y. 13803; 99 Brown, Kenneth, 6461 Swamp Rd, l? ron, N. Y. 14122 Brown. Sandra, RD 2. Franklinville, N. Y. 14737 Brown, Sylvia. Box 509. Collins Center. N.Y. 14035; 121 Brownlee. Joanne. 117 South St.. Elhridge, N.Y. 13060; 76 Brox, Frederick. 2281 West Side Dr.. Rochester. N. Y. 14625; 121 Brox, Loula, 2281 West Side Dr.. Rochester. N. Y. 11624; 121, 177 Bryan, Anne, 914 Kenmore Ave., Buffalo. N. Y. 121, 141, 158, 163 Buchanan, Deborah, RD 1, Lyons, N. Y. 14189; 99 Buchanan, Douglas RR 1, Hannon. Ontario, Canada; 121 Bucher, Jacqueline, 170 Pierce Ave., Hamburg. N. Y. 14075 : 76 Buckley, Susan, Woodlawn Farm. Apalachin. N. Y. 13732; 113 Burgel, William, 7790 Allegheny Rd., Basom, N. Y. 14013; 76 Burnap. Ellen, Winthrop. N. Y. 13697 ; 94 Burroughs, Robert. 3203 E. Elm St.. Tampa. Fla. 33610; 121, 158, 159, 163.161. 165 Butler. Donald. R.W.C., North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 121, 174 Butler, Edward, 6 Princeton St., Rochester. N. Y. 14605 Butler, Jewett. 7 Sedgehrook Rd., Pittsford, N. Y. 14531; 93, 168. 197, 201 Butler. Margaret, 9 Brentwood Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Butler, Oliver. 363a Tenth St., N.W., Washington, I). C. 20010 ; 94 Buzzanco, Madeline. 1324 West 20 St.. Erie, Pa. 16502; 97, 16£ 175, 180. 182 Cable, Margaret, 515 Hillcrcst Dr. N. W. North Canton, Ohio 41720; 92 Cahoon. Esther. Box 12. Rose. N. Y. 14542; 91. 175 Calcagno, Robert, 6309 Clinton St., Bergen, N. Y. 14416; 107 Caldwell, Clarke, 140 Brant Ave., Brantford, Ontario, Canada; 180 Canon, Charles. 1315 Orr Ave., Kittanning. Pa. 16201; 31. 158, 191, 192 Carden. Linda. 700 Pickwi, k Dr.. W-ul. N. Y. 13850; 90, 91. 181 Carey, June. 33 Orchard St., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 121. 163 Carpenter. Randall, 4223 Buffalo Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 76, 174 Carr. Lois. RFD 4. Albion. N. Y. 14411; 113, 163 Case. Robert. 7 Rovs St.. Batavia. N. Y. 14020; 82. 205. 218 Castellano, Virginia. 15 Merrydale Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624 ; 97 Caster. Leon, Box 232 Copenhagen, N. Y. 13626; 122 Cavuoto, Angela, 328 Fisher Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Cavuoto, Linda. 993 Middle Rd., Rush, N. Y. 14543 Chadwick, Betty Sue, 17 L mgnecker St., Buffalo. N. Y. 14206; 100, 171 Chamberlain, Patricia. Ramsey Rd., Belfast, N. Y. 14711; 78, 182 Chapin. Charma. 320 Beach Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 14612 Chappel, Constance, Box 556. Pittsfield, P3. 16340 ; 97. 165 Chapman. Darwin. 16 Brooklyn St.. Akron. N. Y. 14001; 118. 122 Chesbrough, Faith, RD 2, Corning. N. Y. 14830 ; 93 Chesson. Joyce. 546 50 2nd Ave., Mount Vernon. N. Y. 10550; 122 Chichersky, Margaret. 5113 Vine St.. Liverpool, N. Y. 13088 ; 94. 163 Clark. Brenda. 71 Orchard St.'. North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 110. 175, 184 Clark. Donald, 71 Orchard St.. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 122, 175, 184 Clark. Robert. 2268 West Side Dr.. North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 108, 168 Clarke. Jon. 67 Chestnut I)r.. Rochester. N. Y. 14624; 82 Clement. Gene, 3551 Ransomville Rd.. Ransomville, N. Y. 14131; 82, 177, 184 Cleveland. Ruth. 2417 Homier Rd.. Appleton, N. Y. 14008 ; 78 Clubine. Joyce, 91 Maple. Simcoe. Ontario. Canada; 78 Cobb. Virginia, 156 Gates-Greece Town Line Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14606 Coffey, Betsey. RD 1, Box 250. Pennellville, N. Y. 13132; 122, 173, 176 Colburn, David, 121 Freeman Terr., Bath, N. Y. 14810; 122, 159 Collins, Daniel. 5607 “0” St., Hillside. Md. 20027 Combo, Kathyrn. 22 Mechanic St., Elba. N. Y. 14058; 100, 175, 182 Comstock, Corey, P.0. Box 8, Mchoopany, Pa. 18629 Comstra, Ardis, 117 Ridgcdale Cir., Rochester, N. Y. 14616; 101 Conover, Gary, RD 1, Box 173, Jamestown, N. Y. 14701; 91 252 Cooper, Sterling. RR 3. Gravenhurst, Ontario. Canada. 81. 174 Corey. Joan. 7853 Oswego Rd.. Liverpool. N. Y. 13088; 76. 174 ( -u in«. Itri.m. I2U) , Rd.. KD -I. N. Tuna. V Y 11120; 80 Coxfnrd. Patricia. 412 W. Crav St, Elmira. N. Y. 14905; 122, 154, 156, 158. 159. 163. 164 Crane. Constance. 18 Hoag Ave.. Akron. N. Y. 11001; 122. 158. 176 Crawford. William. 33 Nottingham Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 1 1610; 123, 158,177 Cropp. Richard. 4377 N. Barton. Charenle, N. Y. 14031; 77 Crosby. Joyce, Mortons Corners Rd., Springville, N. Y. 14141; 100 Crowell. Paul. KI) 1. Cherry Creek. N. Y. 14723; 123. 166. 168. 203. 201. 206. 209, 210. 211 Crozier, Gwen, RR 3. Renfreus. Ontario. Canada; 98 Crozier, tarry, 60 Gateway Rd.. Rochester. N. Y. 14624; 77 Cuppett. Bruce. 46 John St., Uniontown, Pa. 15401; 76 Curry. Thomas. 3338 Church Ave., Niagara Falls. N. Y. 14303; 93 Curtis, Kenneth, 123 Ravine Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 1 1613; 118, 123, 168. 169, 203. 201. 206. 208. 210 Curtis. Martha, 57 N. Main St., Rushville, N. V'. 14514; 123 Cutler. Donald. 2359 West Side Dr.. Rochester. N. Y. 14624; 123 Cutler. Linda. 2359 West Side Dr.. Rochester. N. Y. 14624 Daily. Brian, 4370 Buffalo Rd.. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 110, 163 Damm, Joanne, 228 68th St.. Niagara Falls, N. Y. 14301; 77, 170 David, Ignatius, 14 Leonard Lane, Bangalore 25. Mysore, S. India; 76, 174 Dambrowski, Bonita, 144 S. Union St., Spencerport, N. Y. 14559; 113, 172 Davis. Patricia, 92 Slocum Rd., South Ontario. N. Y. 1-4519; 101 Davis, Paul. 147 Virgil Rd.. Dryden. N. Y. 13053; 100 Dean. Ardell. R.W.C., North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 113 Dcats, Roger, Par Rd.. Liberty, N. Y. 12754 ; 93 DeBarr. Duran. R.W.C.. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 116 DeBarr, Josephine, R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 113, 156 Dcmster, Kenneth, 5863 Baer Rd., Sanborn, N. Y. 14132; 123, 168, 189, 190 Denison. Elizabeth, RR 1, Burgessville. Ontario. Canada; 77 Denison. James, RR 1. Burgessville. Ontario, Canada; 123 Devereese, Thomas RI) 2. Session Hill Rd.. Homer. N. Y. 13077; 100 Dickerson. Jo Ann. 30 Amiand Dr, Hilton. N. Y. 14468; 91 Dietz. Mark. 6852 Rapids Rd.. Lockport. N. Y. 14094; 123 DiSalvio, Marilynn, 30 Garford Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 14622 Dlabola, Ronald. Box 259 Quaker Path, Stony Brook, N. Y. 11790; 124 Doan. Dennis, 4115 Bonistel Dr., Port Huron. Mich. 48060 ; 77 Domcrcse, Kenn. 5407 Fairhaven St., Flint. Mich. 48505 ; 78, 190, 192 Doolittle, Claudia. 2715 I.inwood Road East, I.inwood. N. Y. 14486; 107. 163 Dotv, Ravmond. Beeson Apts., R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 1-4514; 94, 174 Dow. Harry. RD 2. Coming. N. Y. 14830; 114. 174, 182 Dubicki, Karen, 281 Stoncwood Ave, Rochester, N, Y. 1-4616; 101 Dudley . Gan . 7 Water St.. Way land. N. Y. 14572; 108. 164. 174 Duffee. David. 1249 Lakeside Dr.. RD 1, Sharpsville. Pa. 16150; 90, 95 Duffy. Timothy. 5285 East Lake Ave., Buffalo. N. Y. 14218; 124. 166, 168, 189, 190 Dunkelberger, Janet, 200 Maxey St.. Wilmore, Ky. 40390; 78. 170 Dutcher, Ralph, 743 Loretta Ave.. Tonawanda, N. Y. 14150; 92, 199 I)u hek. Chri-tine. KD Box 192A. Ravena. N. Y. 12143; 78 Easterling. Cheryl. 27 Platt St.. Albion. N. Y. 14411; 98. 171 Edin. Philip, 246 Delaware St., Tonawanda. N. Y. 14150; 91. 184 Edwards, Barbara. 47 Elvira St., Rochester, N. Y. 14606; 101 Edwards, Ronald, 128 Montgomery St., Goshen, N. Y. 10924 ; 78 Eley, David. Star Route, Rew. Pa. 16744 ; 94. 198 Einfeldt, Shirley. Washington Ave., Mayville, N. Y. 1-4757; 124, 173, 176 Elliott. Sharon. 292 River St, Corinth. N. Y. 12822; 100 Ely, Susan. 3202 Crescent Pkwy., Caledonia, N. Y. 14423 ; 78 Estel, Carrol. R.W.C, North Chili, N. Y. 14514 Evans Willard. 2427 Whitney Ave.. Niagara Falls N. Y. 14301; 78, 205. 209 Fairbanks Kenneth. 2876 Ellington Rd., Gerry. N. Y. 147-40 Farren. Betty. West Main Rd., Portland, N. Y. 14769; 109, 162 Fernandez, Andres, 555 Hudson Ave., Weehawken, N. J. 07087; 124, 175 Ferraro. Francis Frankfort, N. Y. 13340 Field. Paul. 1318 Hatch Rd, Webster. N. Y. 14580; 168 Field. Peter. 1318 Hatch Rd.. Webster. N. Y. 14580; 114. 168 Finch. Sharon. Rt. 1 Box 237. Saugerties N. Y. 12177; 107, 172 Finlay.son. Charles 2400 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 1-4624; 124, 138. 174 Finlayson, Darlene, 2400 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Flack. James, 33 Calhoun Ave., Rochester. N. Y. 14606 Fletcher, Donna, 1235 Parma Hilton Rd., Hilton. N. Y. 14468; 124 Florence. William, 10 Munch Ave, Galt, Ontario, Canada; 106, 158, 161, 162. 163 Flowers, Cheryl, 386 Mt. Airy Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 1-4617; 78 Follansbee, Janet, 70 Ramblcwood Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 1-4624 Forbes. Sandra. RD 1, Cerry. N. Y. 14740; 78, 184 Ford. Mark. 5100 Clinton St. Rd.. Batavia. N. Y. 14020; 104, 114, 158, 176 Fore, Michael. 8551 take Rd.. LrRoy, N. Y. 14182; 86 Fort, Donj, 25 Front St.. Addison, N. Y. 11801; 75. 170, 177 Foster. Ernest. R.W.C, North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 124. 163. 174 Foster. Jack, 3883 Highland Rd, Cortland, N. Y. 13015; 75 Frankc, Kathcryn. 4705 Creek Rd.. Lewiston. N. Y. 11092 ; 91. 182 Fridman. Steven, 55 Bunnell St.. Attica, N. Y. 14011; 121. 175, 181 From, Douglas, 221 Ejgle Rock Ave., Koscland. N. J. 07068 ; 96, 181. 198 Fulks Linda. Rt. I. Ib.x 91. Knoxville. Md. 21758; 21. 125. I ll, 157 Gales. Nathaniel, 1484 tang Pond Rd, Gales N. Y'. 14615 Gales Roger. 194 Hooter Drive, Rochester, N. Y'. 11615; 75. 181. 181 Gallo, Joseph, 70 Andy Lane. Rochester. N. Y'. 14606 ; 75 Gardner, Lloyd. 4309 Bur. Rd.. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 111 Garrett, Edward, 41 Albemarle St., Rochester, N. Y. 14613; 163 Garwood. Randall, 434 Emerson St.. Rochester, N. Y. 14613; 86 Gasseit, William. 25 Kansas St., Rochester, N. Y'. 14609; 125 Gates, George, 210 Westwood Ave., Mallydale. N. Y’. 13211; 74. 75, 180. 184 Gillette. Beverly, 142 Harvey Dr.. Lancaster. N. Y’. 14086; 78. 182 Gillian. Michael. R.W.C, North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 93. 174 Glazoner. Cheryl. 5010 Meadowhrook Rd.. Williamstillc, N. Y'. 14221; 78 Cood, Sanford, 327 E. Main St, New Holland. Pa. 17557 ; 93. 168 Grant. Barbara. 2897 Clarendon Rd, Oceanside, N. Y'. 11572; 110, 155 Cray, Terry, RD 1. Port Byron. N. Y. 13140; 115 Green. Alvin. 4975 RD 3. Batavia. N. Y. 14020; 105. 176 Greenlee, tarry, 25 Springhrook Dr, North (Jiili. N. Y. 1-4514 Crees David. 109 Spruce St, Follansbee. W. Va. 26037 ; 75 Cricasma. Linda. 9106 Rt. 5 and 20. W. Bloomfield, N. Y. 1 4585; 99 Criescr, Martha, 111 Canton St, Tonawanda, N. Y’. 14150; 78 Griffin, Thomas Oak Hills Manor. Butler, Pa. 16001; 75, 216 Grigg. Farl. 16 Benner St, Orillin, Ontario, Canada; 75. 216 Gruhr. Barbara. 50 Preston Dr, Somerville. N. J. 08876 ; 98. 180 Guarnirrr, Joann, 303 Comstock Ave., Frankfort. N. Y'. 13340; 75 Cunder, Darla. 317 Morrwood Ave., Blairsville, Pa. 15717; 112. 125, 156. 162 163 Gurney. Sara. 59 Kihlton St, Franklin Square, N. Y. 11010; 101 Cuyer. Dorothy. HI Calvin Court. Winfield. III. 60190; 101, 191 Cwitt, Linda. 4060 Djvid Rd, Williamsvillr. N. Y. 14221; 91 Haber, Donna. 12 Roosevelt Ave, Ratavia, N. Y'. 11020 ; 79 Hahn. Kjthy. 9 First St, Eldrcd. Pa. 16731; 101, IS4 Haines. Judith. Oriental Missionary Society. IPO Box 1261. Seoul, Korea; 31. 86 Hale, Dorothv. 932 Bay Shore Ave, West Jslip, N. Y'. 11795; 101, 114, 169 Hamilton, Stanley, 2431 Wc-t Side Dr, Rochester. N. Y’. 11624 Handyside. Roger. 1271 Turk Hill Rd, Fairporl. N. Y. 14 450; 79 Harl. Linda, RD 2. Punxsulawney. Pa. 15767; 100. 162. 171, 180 Harriff. James. 1213 Five Mile Line Rd, Webster, N. Y'. 11510; 105. 156. 158. 182 Hart. Linda. 87 Washington Ave, Orchard Park. N. Y. 14127; 91. 171 Harvey, Beauford, 95 Clifton St, Rochester, N. Y’. 14611; 74 Haney. David. 121 I6lh St, Brooklyn. N. Y. 11215; 79 Haney. Mark. 124 I6ih St, Hrooklvn. N. Y. 11215; 97 Harvey. Neil. RD 3. Cattaraugus N. Y. 14719; 79. 182 Hasehniann. Thomas 109 Chestnut Dr, Rochester. N. Y'. 1-4624; 162 Haselten. Stephen, Wilmington. N. Y'. 12997; 167 llralr. Gary. Johnston Trailer Court. Caledonia. N. Y. 14423; 125. 167 Hedger. Erie. 191 North Ave, Rochester, N. Y'. 14626; 100 Heim, Joan. Ill Manhattan Ave, Hawthorne, N. Y'. 10532; 125 Hclshy, Ccrud. 33 Brookwood Dr, Latham, N. Y'.; 31. 125. 137, 158, 168. 194. 195. 197 llelsby. Sherly. 859 Highland West. Buffalo. N. Y. 11223 ; 75 Hemenway, Joyce. 47 S ulh Ave, Warsaw. N. Y‘. 11569; 115, 165, 172 Hrnnig. Cymhia. 1158 Mei r Rd, Corfu. N. Y. 14036; 125. 173 Hcrhi-on, Richard. 140 North Greece Rd, Hilton. N. Y’. 1 4468; 93 Herman, Richard. 121 Bo-ton Rd, Ontario. N. Y'. 14519; 79, 199 llessler, Joy. 318 Rank St, Batavia. N. Y. 14020; 100 Hruscveldf, Rcila, 580 Glover St, Rochester, N. Y'. 14610; 125 llieks. James. Drake St, Elba. N. Y. 14058; 97 Hill. Clarence. 726 Raul Rd, Rochester. N. Y. 11621; 93 llissin. Paul. R.W.C, North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 126 Hiteheork. Judith. Maplccrest. N. Y'. 12151; 93 Hitchcock. Richard. Maplrcrcst. N. Y. 1215-4; 126 llockcnbcrn-. Kenneth. 627 Harmony Baptist Rd, New Castle. Pa. 16101; 37. 126. 139. 1.58 Hoffman. Carolyn. 2180 Traverse Bkd, Kenmore, N. Y'. 14223 ; 75 Holdrege. Lois KI) 1. Truxtan, N. Y’. 13158; 105 llollenhaeh, Sharon, 70 Gateway Rd, Rochester, N. Y’. 1-1624; 98 llollcnl cck. Donna. KD 1. Thompson. Conn. 06277; 75 H.mk1. Florence. Rt. 7. Box 2725. takeland. Fla. 11801; 93 llorth, Linda. 822 Diiancslmrg Rd, Schenectady, N. Y'. 12106; 126 Hotchkiss, Janet. 26J0 Carden, Avon. N. Y’. 1 4-414; 79 Howell. Phyllis. Kl) 1. Watkins Glen. N. Y. 11891; 126 Hoyt. John. 1108 Bronson Dr, Kissimmee, Fla. 327-41; 105, 182 Hoyt, Rebecca, 1408 Bronson Dr, Kissimmee, Fla. 327-41; 100 Hudson, Hchccca. 13752 Strykerevillc Rd, Wales, N. Y. 1-4139; 79, 170 Hughes Alice, RD 1, Holland Patent. N. Y. 13354 ; 79, 170 Hull. Janice. Cherry Valley. N. Y. 13320; 118, 126. 139 253 Hull, Lou. 1157 Maple Trrr., Washington, 1’a. 15301; 113, 156, 162, 182 Hull. Maryse, 92 E. Girard. Kenmore, N. Y. 11217; 86 Hulmr, Sandra, State lid.. Wyoming. N. Y. 11591; 79 Humbard, James. 2506 Fairbanks Avc., Yakima, Washington 98902 ; 31, 90. 91. 158. 176 Hume, Shirley, RD, Fillmore. N. Y. 11735; 105 Humphrey, Byron. 921 Haglr St., Sarnia, Ontario. Canada; 126, 161 Hunt, David. 17 Becchwood Ave., (Castile, N. Y. 11127; 79, 199 Hunt, Lome, 17 Becchwood Ave., Castile, N. Y. 11127; 107, 1%, 200 Huston. David, Casilla De Corrco 684, Asuncion Paraguay, S. A.; 115 Hyndman, Carolyn, 918 Sprague St., Fort William. Ontario, Canada; 98, 181, Ingrrsoll, Sharon. P.O. Box 17, Covvanda, N. Y. 11070; 75 Irish, Eileen, 28 Orchard St.. Hilton, N. Y. 11168; 115 Irons, Michelenc, 15 Aslmood Ave., Whiteshoro, N. Y. 13192; 93, 158 Ivanov, Louise. 116 Bogardus St.. Buffalo, N. Y. 11206 ; 97, 171 Jacoby, Richard, Field Rd., Red Hook. N. Y. 12571; 126. 110. 158 Jankoski, Edward. 17 Fairview Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 11621; 114, 167 John-on, Alana, 4330% Buffalo Rd., North Chili. N. Y. 14514 Johnson. Jennifer, 105 Charles St., Jamestown, N. Y. 14701; 79 Johnson, Judith. Box 43. Ormsby. Pa. 16741; 100, 171, 180 Johnson. Lync. 109 Amhergate Rd., DeWitt, N. Y. 13214; 97 Johnson. Marsha, 339'! Fowlerville, Rd., Caledonia, N. Y. 14423; 100, 182 Johnson, Michael. 48 Manhattan Ave., Batavia. N. Y. 14020 ; 81 Johnville, David. 360 Paddu lane Rd., Ontario, N. Y. 14519; 114, 168, 1 1% Jones, Dcliorah. 1000 Elm St., Monaco, Pa. 15061; 79 Joynt, Barry, 6746 Kingston Rd.. West Hill, Ontario, Canada; 80, 174 Justice, Jeannie, 1305 Manitou Rd., Hilton. N. Y. 14468; 127 Justice. Rachel, 3111 Stieg Rd., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. 14120; 79 Kangethe, Allen, National Agricultural l-ab ., P.O. Box 30028, Nairobi, Kenya; 100. 1%. 200 Kcipor, Sara. 1019 Ardslcy Rd., Schenectady. N. Y. 12308; 127, 173 Keller. Barbara, 239 Nesbitt Rd., New Castle, Pa. 16101; 81. 165 Kelley, Donald. 145 Iaike Bluff Rd.. Rochester. N. Y. 14622 ; 93 Kelley, John. R.W.C., North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 114,174 Kelley. Sherlyn, 74 N. Main St., Castile, N. Y. 14427 ; 79 Kelly, David. 32-12 St. Clair Avc., East Liverpool Ohio 43920; 97, 164 Kelly, Wilma, 4018 West 38th St.. Erie. Pa. 16506; 74, 79. 158 Kemper, Carolyn, Route 3. Warsaw, Indiana -16580; 81 Kent, Clifford, Breson Apts., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 127 Kent, Jacqueline, Beeson Apts., North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 114 Kent. Mary. RD 2. Canisleo, N. Y. 14823; 127, 163 Killinghcck, Elaine, Lcwishurg Rd., Natural Bridge, N. Y. 13665 ; 81, 181 Kimball. Jeanne. RD 4. Albion, N. Y. 14111; 127, 182 Kimble, Gerald. Box 102. Cortland. N. Y. 13015; 04, 205, 209 King, Gail, RD 2, Laccyville, Pa. 18623 ; 92, 171 King, I iura, Tioga Center, N. Y. 13815; 93 King, I.ucille, 205 Ayruult Rd., Fairport, N. Y. 14450; 101 Kirby, Walter. 3915 Bell St.. Niagara Falls N. Y. 14305 Klee, Richard, State St., Sodus, N. Y. 14551; 92 Klcppcn, Diana, 9 Peter Ave., Bayville, N. Y. 11709; 74, 79 Knapp, Lee. 8 West Ave., Atlanta. N. Y. 11808; 108 Knickerbocker, James 107 Yager Rd., Liverpool, N. Y. 13088 ; 79, 198 Knoll, Esther, R.R. 2, Caistor Center, Ontario, Canada; 98. 176 Knutson, Daniel. 1105 E. Sixth St.. Newbcrg. Oregon 97132 ; 93 Koch, Lois, 136 Clayton Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. 12301; 113 Kopf, Linda. 68 Majestic Circle. Buffalo. N. Y. 14226,; 113 Kreh, Kathleen, 956 Grafton Rd., Newark, Ohio, 43055; 107, 172 Krincr, Barbara, R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 127 Kryger, Gladys Rl) 2, Cortland. N. Y. 13045; 127 Kulzcr, Marcia, 735 Green St., Williamsport, Pa. 17701; 85, 179 l indin, Jacquelyn, 109 School St., Sugar Grove, Pa. 16350; 81 Lapp, Christine, R.W.C, North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 113.175,182 Lapp, Wayne. R.1 . . North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 82 Larson, Judith, 195 22nd St., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11232; 79, 80 La Vere, Cynthia, HI) 1, Savannah, N. Y. 13146; 115 Lazarus, William. 6561 Clinton St., Elma, N. Y. 14059 ; 85, 191 Lcchncr, Joseph, 21 Springbrook l)r.. North Chili, N. Y. 14514, 184 Lee, Betty, 25 Broezel St., Rochester, N. Y. 14613; 85 Leffler, Pamela, 128 Colvin St., Rochester, N. Y. 1-4611; 106 Letson. Virginia, Tracy Creek Rd. Vestal, N. Y. 13850; 100 Ixupold, David, 2338 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Leupold, Isabelle, 2256 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Lcupold, Sharon, 2256 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 1-1624 ; 85 Lewollcn, Barbara. RD 2, Box 48 LB, Greenburg, Pa. 15601; 113, 156, 162, 163, 177 Lewis, Deborah, 208 Vine St., Roselle, N. J. 07203 ; 75 Lindsley, Robert, 24 Chestnut St., Batavia, N. Y. 14020 ; 75,167 Litchfield, Diane, 16386 Rt. 31, Holley, N. Y. 1V470 ; 75,170 Livingstone, Philip, RD 2, Center Rd., Frankfort, N. Y. 133-40; 93 law-del, James, 32 Springbrook Dr., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 108, 1% 200 lx gan, Stephen. 10 Southwood l.ane. Rochester, N. Y. 14618; 112 Lohncs. Bruce, 39 Trent St. S.. Frankford. Ontario, Canada; 85, 175, 180. 181 Long, Joseph, 1960 F.. Henrietta Rd.. Apt. B. Henrietta. N. Y. 14167; 93 I-ong, Karen. 195 Dartmouth St.. Rochester, N. Y. 14607; 85. 176 lame, Bethany, 162 Otter lakr Rd., Fostoria. Mich. 48435; 127. 155, 173, 182 I.owell. Peter, 1651 Brookside Dr., Findlay, Ohio 45840; 115 Ludwig, Susan. 515 Thontcliff Rd.. Kenmore. N. Y. 14223; 128. 173, 176 Luke. Timothy. RD 3. Fulton. N. Y. 13069 ; 205 Lundhcrg. Marcia, 59 Sussex Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 14623; 115 Lundberg. Nancy. 59 ! ..■■. i ttdr. Rmhrrti i. N. V. 1168.3; 75 I.undcn, James. 44 Sunny Side Lane. Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Lundgren, Carol, RD 2, Ashville, N. Y. 14710 I-usk, James, 2230 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 118, 128, 158. 168 I.usk, Marilyn. 2230 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 25, 128 Lyndaker, Evelyn, 370 North Ridge Rd., Mannsvillc, N. Y. 13661 Mackmcr, William, Brown St.. Collin , N. Y. 11031; 105. 168, 182 MacMore, Joan. Vaughn Rd., Hudson Fall , N. Y. 12839; 99. 165, 171 Madsen, F.inar, R.W.C.. North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 128 Mahlo. Marjorie, 2160 We� t Side Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624 ; 75 Mahle, Norman. 2160 West Side Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 101 Maklouf. Fuad, c o Major Bishara Makhouf, Royal Medical Service , H.Q. Arab Army. Jordan; 116 Manwaring. Nancy, Box 272, Whitney Point, N. Y. 13862; 128, 173, 181. 182 Marcucci, Julius. 636 Davis Ave., Uniondale, N. Y. 11553 ; 99 Marino. Rae, 218 Edgerton St., Rochester. N. Y. 1-4607 Markell, David. 91 Aldrich St., Gowanda, N. Y. 11070; 99, 161, 168, 181 Marritt, Ivan, lieathcote, Ontario, Canada; 90, 98, 161 Marini, Domenic, 2253 Grand Ave., Niagara Falls N. Y. 1-1301; 85 Martin, Antoinette, RD 1, Dilworth Rd.. East Liverpool, Ohio 43920; 75 Martin, Elaine, 1459 South Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 11620 Martin, Karen. 229 N. Michigan St., Argos, Indiana -16501; 128 Martin. Rose. 4500 Fielding Rd.. Wilmington. Del. 19803 ; 98. 173, 175, 180, 182 Martin. Sandra, 1822 W. Augusta Blvd., Chicago, III. 60622 ; 25, 98, 159, 160, 171 Martin, Shirley, Box 333, Waddington, N. Y. 13694; 128 Masiarik, June, 951 Universal Rd.. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15235; 128 Mas Penaranda, Jose, 48 Michel Dr., Henrietta, N. Y. 14667;91 Mathews, Malvin, Box 62. S. latndonderry. Vermont 05155 ; 99 Matson. Deborah, Rd 3. Eagle Harbord Rd.. Albion. N. Y. 14411; 85. 170 Matt on, Karen, 2221 Haviland Ave., Bronx, N. Y. 10162; 116, 177 Maynard, Laurel, 63 Rock Island St.. Gouverneur, N. Y. 13612; 99 Mays Gene, Rl) 6. Mercer. Pa. 16137; 83 McAvinney, Cathleen, RD 1. Cayuga, N. Y. 13034 ; 78, 181 McAvinnev, Margaret. RD 1, Cayuga, N. 13034; 101 McAvoy, Helen. 307 S. Main St., E. Rochester, N. Y. 144-45; 129 McCagg, Katherine, 3716 Sweden Walker Rd., Brockport, N. Y. 14420; 78. 177 McCarty, Lynn, P.O. Box 94. Alexander. N. Y. 14005 ; 99 McCormick, William, 732 Main St., Bridgeport, Ohio -43912; 97 McCoy. Frederick, 9112 Glcnridge Rd., Silver Spring. Md. 20910 McCracken, Susan, 15 N. Vista Ave. Ext., Bradford, Pa. 16701; 78, 179 McCune, L B., 2252 O’Brien Rd.. Ml. Morris, Mich. 48158; 83, 204, 217, 218 McDemnott, Jean, 64 Arhordalc Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 1-4610; 85, 176 McIntosh, Patricia, 1-45 Greenhill Dr., Butler, Pa. 1(001; 99 McLallen, John. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 129,174 McLcad, Douglas 18 Grace St., Nanuct, N. Y. 1095-4; 85 McMillen, Edward, 742 Pershing Ave., Hubbard, Ohio -44425 ; 75 McPeek, Victoria, RD 2, Fernwood Rd., Steubenville, Ohio 43952; 109, 180, 182 McVige, Roland, R.W.C, North Chili; N. Y. 14514; 82, 174 Meahl. John, 9400 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Clarence Center, N. 14032; 100 Meehan, Kathleen. MaplecreM, N. Y. 12454; 98, 163 Merkle. Jane, St. Clair Ave. Ext., RD 4, East Liverpool, Ohio -43920; 92 Merkley, Robert, 22 Cottage St., Norwood, N. Y. 13668; 78, 184 Merle, Diane, East St., Gainesville, N. Y. 1-4066; 107,155, 163 Merzke, Nancy, 127 Collingwood Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14621; 129 Meucder, James, 2 Halt Ct., E. Farmingdale, N. Y. 11735; 110 Mewner, Ruth, 280 Maple Ave., Fulton, N. Y. 13069; 100, 164 Meyer , Gary, Zoar Rd., Gowanda, N. Y. 14070; 78, 156,184 Meyer , Linda, 5977 Tonawanda Creek Rd., Lockport, N. Y. 14094; 7f 184 254 Mick, Nancy, Madison St.. Oriskany Falls, N. Y. 13-125; 107, 163 Miller, Cheryl, 1561 Fulton Ave., N. Y.. N. Y. 10157; 85 Milner, Mark, 110 Hollybrook Rd„ Brockport, N. Y. 1+120; 97, 201 206 Miner, Richard. 18-8 Lee Gardens Park. Rochester, N. Y. 1-162-1 Mitchell, David, RI) 3, Coudersport, Pa. 16915; 91 Moffat, Jean, Porquis, Ontario, Canada; 78 Moffat, Joan, Porquis, Ontario, Canada; 78 Molinaro, Sharon. 5236 Broadway, Lincastcr, N.Y. 14086;78 Monette, Miriam, -1280 Eastlawn, Wayne, Mich. 18181; 79, 181 Montgomery, .Linda, Park Hill Rd., Erin N. Y. 14838; 107, 184 Morgan, Judith, 214 S. Frankfort St.. Frankfort, N. Y. 13310; 129, 173 Morse, Aaron. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514 Mroz, Paul. 9092 Allegheny Rd., Corfu!, N. Y.; 118. 129, 158, 168, 181 Mullen, Robert. 5655 Mullen Rd., Stafford, N. Y. 14143; 79 Munger, Pamela, 31 Bittersweet Rd., Fairport, N. Y. 14450; 79 Muongi, Paul, P.0. Box 157, Limuru, Kenya; 160, 190, 192 Neal, Ralph, N. Lyndonvillc Rd., Lyndonville, N. Y. 14098 Neal, Robert, RD 3. Box 331. BlairaviJJe, Pa. 15717; 107 Nelson, Sandra. 255 Prospect St., Jamestown, N. Y. 14701; 91 Nelson. Sandra. 681 First Ave.. Williamsport, Pa. 17701; 79 Neth, Linda, Bethany Center Rd., E. Bethany, N. Y. 1405-1; 129, 173, 179 Neumann, Marcia, 3666 Ransomville, Rd., Ransomvillc, N. Y. 14131; 129, 138. 162. 178. 181 Newman, Marianne, 6803 Darby Lane, Springfield, Va. 22150 ; 91 Northrup, Paul, 3022 89th St.. Jackson Heights, N. Y. 11369; 105 Northrup, Su an. 3022 89th St.. Jackson Heights, N. Y. 11369; 129, 163 Norton. Janet. 5299 Telephone Rd., E. Bethany, N. Y. 14054 ; 79 Nosal. Gracelyn. RD 1. Box 285, Waterford, N. Y. 12188; 79 O’Brien. Bonnie, Cheney Rd., Rt. 1. Ashwlle, N. Y. 14710; 91 O’Brien, Gary, Cheney Rd., Rl. 1, Ashville, N. Y. 14710; 115 Oglesby, James, 108 E. Walnut St., Titusville, Pa. 16351; 180 Ongley, Judith. 444 Holley St. Brockport, N. Y. 14120; 130, 151 Orsburn. Jane, 3121 South Union St., Rochester, N. Y. 14621; 93 Pace. John, 2612 Woodlawn Lane. Alexandria. Va. 22306; 112, 160, 151 Page, Kenneth, 717 Armstrong. Ave., Apollo. Pa 15613; 130, 168 Page, Robert, 717 Armstrtng Ave.. Apollo. Pa. 15613; 205, 207, 211 Paliani, Linda, 426 Arnett Blvd., Rochester. N. Y. 14619; 130 Pallone, Claudia, 218 Clifford Ave., Apollo. Pa. 15613; 91 Papa, Marie, Gorge Rd., Frankfort. N. Y. 13340 ; 93. 162, 163 Parachin, Carol. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 91 Parachin, Victor, R.W.C, North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 174 Parker, Karen, 1128 Lincoln St., Lincoln Park, Mi. 48146; 93 Parlato, Catherine, 215 Norran Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14609; 130 Patch. Rachel, 4965 Flatstone Rd., Allegany, N. Y. 14706; 76, 170 Patnodc, Francis 1305 Bloomingdalc Rd., Basom, N. Y. 14013; 90, 94, 158, 162, 167, 180 Patrick, Sandra, 26 Maxwell Ave.. Geneva. N. Y. 14456; 101, 107, 172 Pattison, Robert, 3510 Lyell Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14606, 193, 191 Paul. Keith, Box 1278, Gravcnhurst, Ontario, Canada; 116 Payne, Evelyn, 8025 State Street Rd., Port Byron, N. Y. 13140; 115 Peer, Susanna, N. Geneva Rd., Sodus N. Y. 14551; 98, 171 Petty, John, 60 Jordan Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 14606 Pennington, Deborah, 1440 19th St., Des Moine, Iowa 50314; 76, 170 Pershing. Sharyn, 401 North 6th St., Apollo. Pa., 15613; 76 Peters William, 332 Fifth St., Beaver, Pa. 15009 ; 95 Peterson. Deborah. Box 448, Rt. 1, Remus Point, N. Y. 14712; 93 Phillips Beverly, North Chili. N. Y. 14514 Phillips, Herbert, 227 W. Elm St.. Sodus. N. Y. 13421; 130 Pierce, Kenneth. 14 Seargeant St., Sodus, N. Y. 14551; 101 Pike, Marlene, RD 1, Nunda, N. Y. 14517; 93 Pimm, Roger, 7041 Chili Riga Ct. Rd., Churchville, N. Y. 14428; 108, 158, 169 Pi|� er, Donna, 109 Wolcott Ave., Rochester, N. Y.; 130 Pisaturo, James, 763 Howard Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Polding. Ly nn, 5919 Kline Rd., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 14301; 130 Porter, Sharon, Brokaw Rd.. Interlaken, N. Y. 14847; 76 Price, Carolyn, 229 E. Park Hill Dr., Sugarcreek, Ohio 44681; 95 Priestley, Carole, 115 Rowley Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Prince, Lester, P.O. Box 48, Day ton, N. Y. 14011; 76 Prinsell, James, 14 Campus Heights, Houghton, N. Y. 14744 ; 76 Prouty, Arthur, R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 130 Prouty, Philip, R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 76, 157, 162 Py tehes, Richard, 2842 Union St., Rochester, N. Y. 1-462-1 Quick, Robert, R.W.C. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 109 Quick, Sylvia,. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 1451-4 Raab, William, 136 Tramball Pky„ Batavia, N. Y. 1-1020; 131 Radder, Gordon, 151 Strasmer Rd., Dcpew, N. Y. 14013; 76, 174 Ralph, Carol, 3461 Hulberton Rd., Holley, N. Y. 14470 ; 91 Raml o, James, RD 1, Box 162, Hopwood, Pa. 15445 ; 76, 205 Rayner, Guy, 159 Brooksidc I)r., Belford, N. J. 07718; 104, 110, 158, 176 Raynor, Barbara, North Bay Ave., Eastport. N. Y. 119-41; 105, 177 Reagan. Peter. 3060 Weeks Circle, Youngstown, N. Y. 14174 Reed, Ardilh, Box 606—901 College Ave., Winona Lake Ind. 46590 ; 25, 74. 87. 180, 181 Reed. Margaret. 4183 Buffalo Rd.. North Chili, N. Y. 14514 Reeves, Nancy. Rt. 1, Kingsley, Iowa 51028; 172 Reiglcs, Jean. Glen Aubrey Stage, Whitney Point, N. Y. 13862; 131, 175, 176 Renner, Beverly, 250 Magee Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 1-1613; 106 Resnik, Karl, 11 Studa St., Burgettstown, Pa. 15021; 182 Resides. Kathy. 5792 Chili Ave., Churchville, N. Y. 14428; 113, 172 Rhodes. Gerald. RD 2, Owego. N. Y. 13827; 108 Rhome, Rcbeccj, 1520 Harding Ave., Williamsport, Pa. 17701; 95, 180 Richards, Barbara. 15 .Colonial I)r., Snyder, N. Y. 14226; 101 Richardson. Ann R-l, Box 11, Orrington, Maine 04474; 133 Rickard. Mary Lee, West Five Mile, Allegany, N. Y. 14706; 95, 154, 160, 163 Rider, Nancy, R.D. 2, Arkport, N. Y. 14807; 131 Rieg. Christine, 9209 Waterman Rd., Angola, N. Y. 14006 ; 87 Ritter, Esther, 2119 Hudson St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218; 131, 157, 158, 182 Ritter, Thomas 2119 Hudson St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15218 Roach. Ralph. 430 Peck Rd.. Spencerport. N. Y. 14559; 108, 166, 168, 1%. 207, 211 Roberts, Chirella, Box 208, Concwango Valley, N. Y. 14726; 131 Rockhill, Doren, 3010 Brockport Rd., Spencerport, N. Y. 1-4559 Rodrigue , Jose, 1140 Howard St.. Pcekskill, N. Y. 10566; 190 Romaine, John. Elim Bible Institute Lima, N. Y. 14185 Ronicsburg. William, 320 S. Cleveland St., Arlington, Va. 22204; 118, 131. 158. 163, 181 Ronco. Paul. 231 S.W. 119, Seattle, Wash. 98146 ; 80 Rose, Dennis, 25 Orchard St., North Chili. N. Y. 1451-4; 158, 168, 196, 201 Rose, Richard. 25 Orchard St., North Chili, N. Y. 14514 Rosenberger. Michael. R.D. 2. Kittanning, Pa. 16201; 94 Ross Donna, 800 Plantation Rd., Merritt Island, Fla. 32952; 113, 172 Rossi, Gerald, 4169 Tonawanda Creek Rd., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. 14120; 87 Rossman, Nancy, Rt. 1, Lake view, Mich. 48850; 131, 173, 176 Rude, Elaine, 1724 Glendenning Creek Rd.. R.D. 1, Painted Post, N. Y. 14870; 107, 172 Rush, Margaret, 311 Hay wood St., East Liverpool, Ohio 43920 ; 86, 182 Rushik. William. 926 Tyson Ave., Roslyn, Pa. 19001; 111, 168 Russell, Donna, 4320 North Barton Rd., Clarence, N. Y. 14031; 106, 163 Russell, Hugh, 84 Cornelia Dr. 2, Rochester, N. Y. 14606; 110 Rust, Kay, Great Valley, N. Y. 14741; 172 Rutzmoaer, Kurt, 700 Huntington Pike, Rockledgc, Pa. 19111; 118, 131, 158, 163 Safford, Bonnie, Prospect Rd., Westfield, N. Y. 14787; 113, 172 Sainsbury, Ronald. 79 Norwood Dr., W. Seneca, N. Y. Salisbury, Barbara. RD 1, Lacona, N. Y. 13083 ; 93 Sanford, Harold. 1241 Hilton-Parma Rd., Hilton, N. Y. 14468; 115 Sargent, Diane, RFD 1, Randolph Center, Vermont 05061; 110 Saulsgivcr. Judy, 19 Alment Ave., Falconer, N. Y. 14733; 116 Savacool. Stephen. 276 Main St.. Owego, N. Y. 13827; 132, 158, 163 Sawyer, Wayne. 203 Edwin St., Chittcnango, N. Y. 13037; 106, 180, 181, 182 Schmalfuss. Anne. 2213 Afton St., Oxen Run Hill, Maryland 20031; 132, 178 Schmalfuss, William, 2213 Afton St., Oxen Run Hill, Maryland 20031 Schmidt, Carol, R.D. 1, Beaver Dams, N. Y. 14812; 86 Schmitt, Suzanne, 61 Milton St., Rochester, N. Y. 14619; 86 Schocn. Terry, R.D. 2 Phclphs, N. Y. 14532; 92 Schofield. John. Clove Branch Rd.. Hopewell Jet., N. Y. 12533; 177 Schoonover. Margretta, 79 Goff Rd., Corning, N. Y. 14830 ; 94 Schrader, Kathleen. 9695 Roanoke Rd.. Stafford, N. Y. 14143 Schubert. Edward, 287 North Ave.. Hilton, N. Y. 14468; 95 Schultz, Mrrlin, -4603 Tonawanda Creek Rd., N. Tonawanda, N. Y. 14120; 217,218 Schumacher, Ronald, 77 Castle Acres Dr.. Webster, N. Y. 14580 ; 93 Scott, Arthur, 83 Tillson Ave., Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada; 74, 80, 174 Scott, Harold, 83 Tillson Ave., Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada; 90, 98, 158 Scott, Marie, 83 Tillson Ave., Tillsonburg, Ontario, Canada; 105 Scouten, Sharon, R.D. 3, Garton Rd., Coming, N. Y. 14830 ; 96 Scribner, David, 106 Ellsworth Ave., Batavia, N. Y. 14020; 132, 168, 203, 201, 206, 210, 211 Seaward, Bette, 119 Wantagh Ave., Lcvitlown, N. Y. 11756 ; 86 Sechrist, Linda, Old Olean Rd., Yorkshire, N. Y. 14173; 90. 98, 169 Seibold, Dawn, 34 Elliott Ave., Willow Grove, Pa. 19090; 82 Sengcr, Cheryl, 349 South Dr., Rochester, N. Y. 14612; 105, 184 Shannon, Anne, R.D. 1, Beaver Dams, N. Y. 14812 Shelvey, Charles, 749 Leberman Ave., Mcadvillc, Pa. 16335 255 Shepard, Nancy, 34 Algonquin Ave„ Massapequa, N. Y. 11758; 86 Shine, Robert, 2915 21 1 St., Niagara Kails, N. Y. 11305 Shrcfflcr, Kosalcc, 121 S. Keystone Avc., Sayre, Pa. 18810; 92, 171 Shrrffler, Sam. R.W.C. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 109 Sh uni way. Anita. Rl) 1. Crofm. N. Y. 13073; 86. 177 Sicko. Sarah, Rl) 1. Waterford. N. Y. 12188; 99, 157 Silver. Ruth, 179 Winchester St., Rochester, N. Y. 11615; 85 Simoff, Richard. 243 Craft, n Avc.. Rlasdcll. N. Y. 11219; 132, 163 Singleton. Robert. R.W.C. North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 132, 174 Sittig. I-oron, Five Mile R.I., Allegany, N. Y. 14706; 85 Sillig. Ronald. Five Mile Rd„ Allcgjny. N. Y. 14706; 132 Skinner. Wesley. Fyler Rd„ Kirkville. N. Y. 13082; 105. 155, 181 Slisli. Cary. 71 Orchard St., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 132 Slivinski, Stanley, 205 Washington Avc., Ratavia, N. Y. 11020; 132 Smith. Itradley. 29820 Northbrook l)r., Farmington, Mich. 18024; 118, 133. 1.39. 157. 158. 161 Smith. Carol, 1192 Jackson Rd.. Webster, N. Y. 14580; 133, 156, 167 Smith. Corliss, 64 Ruffalo St. Silver Creek, N. Y. 14136; 85 Smith. Esther. RD 1. Box 398. New Stanton, Pa. 15672; 96, 171 Smith, Cregory. 3169 Liberty I’kwy.. Baltimore, Mil. 21222 Smith. Holly. Rl) 2, Waymart, Pa. 18172; 85 Smith. Linda. 3122 Union St.. North Chili. N. Y. 14514; 31. 85. 176 Smith. Rebecca, 758 Ocean Avc., West Haven. Conn. 06516; 133, 173, 177 Smith. Roliert, 2108 West Side Dr.. North Chili, N. Y. 14624; 96 Smith. Sandra. Summit Rd., Rt. 40. Pittsfield. Mass. 01201; 108, 175, 176, 181 Smith, Timothy, 401) Ramona Park. Rochester, N. Y. 11615; 133 Smith. William, 31 Thomas Avc., Ratavia, N. Y. 14020 ; 90, 91, 158 Snilchler, Norman, 100 Fet ner Rd.. Rochester, N. Y. 14626; 105 Spade, Judith. RD 1. Rochester, Pa. 15074; 98 Sparks, Joy, 5714 W. Wauloma Reach, Hilton. N. Y. 14468; 107, 172 Speed, Wayne, 26 Forest Avc., Oakfield, N. Y. 14125 Spencer, Douglas, 10 Cherokee Circle. Rochester, N. Y. 14624 Spiegel. Michael RD 2, Arcade. N. Y. 14009 ; 95 Stafford. I-ois. RFD 1, Rlack Creek, N. Y. 11714; 85. 170 Stair, Susan. 909 Marguerite Court, Ringhamton, N. Y. 13903 ; 92, 156, 171 Stanton, Linda. 4 Plaid PI., Klnora, N. Y. 12065; 5. 165, 170, 181 Slanwiek, Cheryl, 314 David Dr.. N. Syracuse, N. Y. 13212 Stephens, I.ucious. 454 10th St., Niagara Falls, N. Y. 14303 ; 91,219 Stephenson, Rarhara. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 91, 156 Steve-line, David, 3152 Keswick Rd., Raltimore, Md. 21211; 106. 160. 182 Stevens, Judith. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 108, 158, 159, 181 Stevenson, Gloria, Rl. 1. Box 275, Elba, N. Y. 14058 Stevenson, Thomas, 332 I.akc Shore Dr., Hilton, N. Y.; 198 Stewart. Linda. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 133 Stewart. Sharon, 48 Elm St., Mayvillc, N. Y. 14757; 110, 151, 156, 163, 182 Stone. James, 22 Northern Rlvd.. Ratavia, N. Y. 11020; 96 Straek. William. 32 Pearl St.. Rla«dell, N. Y. 14219; 109. 167 Strickland, Nancy, 5109 Salt Works Rd., Middlcport, N. Y. 14105; 95, 171. 180 Sulin, Judith. Box 26, Rt. 1, Kingsville, Ohio 41018; 181 Sullivan, Stuart. Box 208. North Chili. N. Y. 11514; 133, 161, 182 Summers. Rarlvara, 2800 Carmen Rd., Middlcport, N. Y. 14105; 97, 171 Sul ley. Amy. Cranberry. Pa. 16319; 91. 165, 171, 181 Sulphen, Debra. 5 W. Rrookside Avc., Appalachin, N. Y. 13732; 81, 170 $winglc, James, RD 3, Box 120, l.akc Ariel, Pa. 18136; 93, 101 Sxkolnik. Doris, RD 2, Pre-Emption Rd., Geneva, N. Y. 14156; 115 Tanerede, Roliert. 98 Calalpa Rd., Rochester, N. Y. 14617; 93 Tannous, Naim. 828 Dewey Ave., Rochester, N. Y. 11613; 166, 168, 191, 197 Taylor, Constance. 11 Caton Rd., Coming. N. Y. 14830; 106, 163 Taylor, Daniel 70 Cheltenham, Rochester, N. Y. 14612; 98 Taylor. Dixie, Star Rt., Massena, N. Y. 13662; 80, 177 Tcdesko, Michael, 4765 B ncrest Dr., Williamsville, N. Y. 14221; 95 Terman. Faye, 42 Westlawn Dr., Mansfield, Ohio 41906; 80 Thayer, Sharon, 2078 Cleveland Rd., Corfu, N. Y. 11036; 133 Thomas Harold, 2417 Huntington Ave., Alexandria, Va. 22303; 80, 182 Thompson, Conncc, RD 1, Elkland, Pa. 16920 ; 80 Thompson. Jeanne, 12 High St., Holley, N. Y. 14470 ; 80 Thompson, Joyce, 59 Maple Ave., Gowanda, N. Y. 14070; 131, 141, 161, 181 Tidd, David. R.W.C., North Chili, N. Y. 11514; 96 Titsworth, Edith, Barber Hill Rd., Groveland, N. Y. 14462; 162 Tjcpkcma. Mary, 215 E. Brooks, Howell, Mich. 48813; 110, 162, 171 Tomb, Marilyn, 51 Springbrook Dr., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 108, 163, 175, 182 Trcichlcr, Gary, 1623 Phillips Rd., Appleton, N. Y. 14008; 108, 166, 181 Tremblay, Louise, 235 Flanders PI., Rochester, N. Y. 14619; 81, 170 Trenton. Stephen, 28 Indian Hill Dr.. Rochester, N. Y. 14624; 100. 168 Trcpus. Paul. Rt. I. Box 100. Slanwood. Wadi. 98292 ; 81. 216. 217 Tripp. Cynthia. 766 Lake Erie St., Conneaut, Ohio 41030 ; 91. 181 Trosl. Janice, 10 Sandstone Dr.. Spencerport. N. Y. 14559; 112. 156 Trudgen. Willijm. R.l). 2. Kill.inning. Pa. 16201; 81 Turk. David. Pennellville. N. Y. 13132; 110. 181 Tyler. Ruth. 114 6 Rrmi'nii Ave.. Rochester. N. Y'. 14608 ; 81 Tyler. Thomas. 3195 E. Henrietta Rd.. Henrietta. N. Y'. 14167; 131, 166, 168. 191. 195, 1%. 201 Uplioff. John. Rl. 1. Maplelon. III. 61517; HI Valeek, David. 2 AI den St.. Walrrvlicl. N. Y. 12189; 110. 151 Vandcnlscrg. Linda. .55 Amsterdam Rd.. Rochester. N. Y'. 11610; 95. 165. 171. 182 Vanderlieek, Grace, 2910 N.W. 87 Terr.. Miami, Fla.; 91 Vandcrhnof. Elaine, Box 315, Nesoopeck. Pa. 18635; 109 Vandertang. Dianne. 100 Washington St.. Adams Basin. N. Y. 11410 Vanik. Jane. Cuba. N. Y. 11727; 118. 134. 173 Vanlngen, Russell. 1469 Lake Rd.. Webster. N. Y'. 14580 VanWagncn. David. 4439 Town Line Rd.. Batavia, N. Y. 11020 ; 81. 182 Vetter, Keith. Ill Union St.. Uniontown. Pa. 15101; 80 Vincent. Paul, 4119 Beach Ridge Rd.. N. Tonawanda. N. Y’. 14120; 134. 151. 156 Vincent. Ruth. 1119 Beach Ridge Rd.. N. Tonawanda. N. Y. 11120; 97. 175, 176, 180. 182 Vining. Louise. Box 6. Maplecresl, N. Y'. 12154; 96 Vining. Lowell. Muplecresl. N. Y'. 12151; 81 Voller. Caroler, 68 Parkway Dr.. North Chili, N. Y. 14511; 131, 138. 158. 160. 163 Voorhies. Sarah. Crestwood Dr.. R.l). 3. Oswego. N. Y. 13126; 131. 157. 173 Wager, Carl. 786 Webster Rd.. Wcltslcr, N. V. 11580 ; 92. 163. 161. 175. 176. 182 Waite, Janice, 8623 East Ave.. E. Pembroke. N. Y. 14056; 112 Walker. Anne. Verona, Ontario, Canada; 134, 155, 173 Walker. Christopher. Verona. Ontario. Canada; 74. 82. 182 Walsh, Grant. 70 First Ave.. Kingston. Ontario, Canada; 131, 108. 158. 161 Warlo. Betly-I.ou. 2259 Ash St.. Niagara Falls Ontario, Canada; 99, 176 Warner. Carol. 61 Franklin St.. Cattaraugus N. Y. 14719; 82. 181 Warner, Sharon, 1367 Curtin St.. State College. Pa. 16801; 134, 137, 160, 165. 182 Weakley. Warren. 9116 Glenridge Rd., Silver Spring. Md. 20910; 1.35 Webster. Edward. 4 l.inwood Ave.. Hamburg. N. Y'. 11075; 84. 191, 193 Wel� sler. Ronald, R.l). 1. Germantown, N. Y. 12526; 112, 175, 181 Weeman. Darlccn. Box 830. Waterloo, N. Y. 13615; 80. 175. 181 Weiss Kenneth. 138. Nichol St.. Spencerport, N. Y'. 14559; 135 Welker. William. 301 Lincoln Rd., Maced on, N. Y'. 14502; 110 Wei , Jeanne. 69 Farragut St.. Rochester, N. Y. 14611; 98 West, Kathleen. R.l). 4. Box 298. Apollo. Pa. 15613; 135. 137, 154. 158 Weyrl, Nancy. 66 Merlin St„ Rochester, N. Y'. 14613; 83 Whelpley. Alan, 215 N. Main St.. Bellevue, Mich. 49021; 116 Whitbeck, Jeanne. 27 W. Eli abeth St., Waterloo. N. 13165; 93 White.'Carole. Hilleresl Mobile Home Court. Portsmouth, N. II. 03801; 115 While. Domcnick, 293 Y oungs Ave., Rochester, N. Y'. 14606; 135 White. Walter. .360! Sellers Pi. Rd.. Baltimore. Md. 21222; 110 While, William. 11 Mill St.. Frank ford. Ontario. Canada; 99, 174 Whoolery. Jean. 17 Long St., Fairchancc. Pa. 15136; 135, 158. 169 Wilbur, Evelyn, R.l). 1, Kingsley, Pa. 18826; 135,173 Wilcox. Seoit, R.D. 1, Wabworth Rd.. Dalton. Y Y. 118V, Wilde. O' Inn, E. Main Rd.. Silver Creek, N. Y. 11136; 82. 181 Wilson. Barharj. Box 21 A, Coeymans Hollow. N. Y'. 12016; 118. 1.35 Wilson. Qierlyn, Harper. W. Va. 25851; 99. 175. 182 Winger. Charlotte, R.R. 1. Ridgeway. Ontario. Canada; 93, 161 Wilson. William. 135 Adam St., Tonawanda, N. Y'. 14150; 109 Winkler. Paula. Rl. I, Hancock. Md. 21750; 112, 163 Wilt. Robert. 227 N. Slocum Rd.. Ontario.. N. Y. 11519; 108. 168. 1% Wood. Charles. 30 Washington Ave.. Batavia, N. Y'. 14020 ; 201. 208 Wood, Gary. Palmer Rd.. Ransoniville, N. Y. 14131; 135, 174, 182 Young. Daniel. 1 Miller Dr.. North Chili, N. Y'. 11511; 101, 174, 199 Young. Jo-Anne, 1 Miller Dr., North Chili, N. Y. 14514; 136 Y oung, John. 45 W. Main St., (jnisteo, N. Y'. 11823; 112 Y ung. Kent, 6 Jamestownc Rd.. Englishtowne. N. J. 07726; 136. 163 Young. Stanton. 92 W. Main St.. Williamson. N. Y’. 14589 ; 91, 199 Y oung. Susan. 45 W. Main St.. Canistco, N. Y-. 14823; 136 Yuli. Dawn. 3327 Avon Rd., Geneseo, N. Y'. 14151; 112 Zenlner. Sharon. Box 109. Cayuga. N. Y’. 130.31; 82 Zcltcrlund, Barhcro, 107 Anbury Lane. Willow Grove. Pa. 19090 Ziegler. Virginia. 100 Felton St., N. Tonawanda. N. Y’. 14120; 101. 112. 158, 160. 163, 180 Zimdahl, Stephen. 375 N. Forest Rd.. Williamsville, N. Y. 11221; 90, 94. 156 Zook. Sharon. RD 2. Franklin. Pa. 16323 ; 87, 158 170 256