Shippensburg University - Cumberland Yearbook (Shippensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1966 volume:

E E , .L.. . u. 44. Lari. w 3.. P h. .Y f. rvtvp. IV 0.. I 633236 W ...anr.- o o 61X ty ' 61X SHIPPENSBURG STATE COLLEGE SHIPPENSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA COPYRIGHT CHERYL KERR AND 11M VVOLAND 1966 N szX? sy wy i X I x s2 xxx xxx Here at SCC life is unique. It is like no other experience we have ever known, or ever will know. From a diversity of backgrounds, we have entered the artificial environment of campus life. These experiences which we have witnessed and participated in are recorded in this yearbook sCUMBERLAND 2 A K MWx iV xxxxxfw, i V ix A Wsz Byx'l N x A ix? x 7 s hx gxz X , Ms s $ xxx s say I - a is . . L J z 1 x , ixxxxxv xv w, STUDENTS ;: x xx xXM x xx$y Ui$K N m T A R T m m M D A Sm? , ? Av xx; s y z ngvxx x xxx Awyxxw swimw W W xgg x VKx 94x 4x wak 7i :7 U Yi$ xxx? u$x . SPORTS 4S qr? q xx ,rshst z . IE. 3.5:.r 1 A stir; LtifmthchaH W e lby m $3219 CC'ITQWA mmrg busy ull'mCe 11ku rue; nglcwgcg ' .u.u..u...-.r:.... gdw..'.-.,,..A.......,A.., ....,.. .nn,..,.,.:, ,rr-rr ma . A ugh. 1, Am. awn N Rx. 3M Mu 9! no fIUST BEYOND THE TOWN . a .. m M Hm ??gaii w, $1,222,; n.3,, m . , 1; 53415; x; a z ,0! 7 . u I y , n r i u r v i r v mdmww. $3- . :kx.,ms:3 . 1:1 4 , v.94. . 12 THE I'VjY-ICOVERED BUII f :53 66 i I: W45 THE SUN GOES DOWN? ALMA MA TER IN THE DEAR OLD CUMBERLAND VALLEY ,NEATH THE GLOWING SKY PROUDLY STANDS OUR ALMA MATER ON A HILLTOP HIGH. SXVELL THE CHORUS EVER LOUDER WELL BE TRUE TO YOU HAIL T0 THEE OUR ALMA MATER DEAR OLD Lg; AND BLUE 'MID THE WAVING GOLDEN CORNFIELDS JUST BEYOND THE TOWN STAND THE IVY-COVERED BUILDINGS As THE SUN GOES DOWN. WHEN WE LEAVE OUR ALMA MATER W11: WILL PRAISE HE'R NAME EVER LIVE TO RAISE THE STANDARDS OF HER GLORIOUS FAME. HARRIET SHELLEY FREEBY, '93 .IIqodIIIIICIIIJIIICIIII I231 zwazm , ;4 Our mmds, 11ke the d1v1der pages of CUMBERLAND l66, tend to distort the clear pictures we once had of our experiences. It is for this reason that we record our Campus life is made up of all the emotions and feelings, all the I I I I I I. . memories. small happenings and large ..H.H Mammmmmmmmmm . .me mmmmmmmmw Huh . wgmcmumflmm H H Ea.HUH.mummmmmmmmem ..mmmmnmwp.n..n. m . ..mm .meHwEwmmmmm.1... m.mmm..mm.mmmmm. H.x.u.u.u.u.u.uu.u.u.mxmwnuH waNHHHHHHHUUHHHHH.O.HHHHTMHH Human . oouoo-o-ooooooo-o-ouooooooooonouououuoooooo noon oooua Huang...- .........................H.mmmmmmmmMMHWMHHC.. . me .HHH .. . . . . . E1 . ...5.113$ .mm.mmmmmmmWww.uu..n..u.,hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmMm . ......Io nnnnn o. a 0.0.0.0. o o o u. . .....nnu H N.Hnmu . . . . . . ...... ICx..-..- .....ll.-.11u100111 . III I I I1. .1. 1 I ,01 I mxiimwnm, 1i 1 .i1u1d14411msiz. m ....1.1 ..1 11V....1H1.,. 1.: trim??? 1.1, f,...vvym L a m 1 . ' 1 1 ,1 :1! . , . .1 17,143 vb L1 111 1, . 1 . A 1 . . r ; ile-Ithlxrlh! .ll1x , r . . 1 1 1 w 1 1 u 1 .1..:N.Fwdmvw.n... 1mm: hakwm , w ..rkw 1an$1.11Y3a111w1341Ftl113l1iirwuu.....i.I1 kvmimmePWWIWI! wk ?1 1111,. 151.1 . u, . 3 ,1 x . 1b: .IE: . iligkidrpg. 1'1. L1 11 ..E:.r , 1 11 11 1 41 111 1 1 . 1 111.1 111 . 1.. 1 1.1.. 1 1 $1 1: 1 I 11 1 . I 11 A 1 11 1-1 '1 i I I I .I .l ' A FRESHMANS HISTORY OF THE SHIPPENSBURG EXPERIENCE s I swam... A Where thd young George 3 tfatshmgtmt g0 wmng? In 1831 the Cumhettand Valley Rail Road was ehatteted. Taday it runs Shippehshutg, the wm- munity and the whege, make up the environment 0t our experience. The Shippenshutg experience began m NEW when Edward Shippen taunded the tGwn. Edwards daughter, Peggy, married Benedict Arndd m Philadelphia. Things got better. ht 1743 beer was htst mahtt- ' hemme S the men eh One side of ,J A - 0n the other. x A A- x . thmugh Out hem yard. Enter the Teslotemal sell G011. ht t871 the Nmmat Sehmft became t e 1e Shippens- hutg ezmetienee. Th . , Ch 01, with ' t0wn t0 htppehshutgt :e x tlith mawmmm 4. A 4A faetured here. It has continued t0 play a part in t ' 1 v. . .A' v t 01 ' the Shtppehshthg expettenee, m 1751 amp- pehshutg jomed the hght agathst mmmtty gmups when Mrs. Margery Mitchell: tried bounty 0h 2m hldiah scalp. 1 With one huMdit TITu.-.4- -44; 4- imgton slept here a the Branch Puhhe Library. hie was ttzwehmg ETITOLED t . t t :' rt hasft ley on his way t0 e u; 1 '16 VVhiske't EMSUFTB ,3 - 1; itty- hve years, hut Oh the Whele, things are king up M e town has gmwn t0 thehtde eight .L st0p hghts, humemus W211i LS, twe er mate mtt- 717 T11 Lg 11gb; La, and the sewn 4.1! f tIB 1 77: m7 anfnhj ? 0f the Treat, the trailers behind it; the duck p0nd, CC Dam, Big Pond, Big Mat, cell number three m Pehee Heactquartets, the Bath, the p001 halt, the mthmad tracks, the fish hatchery, and the A 8: P parking hit. The Whole point, m ease yeuhte missing it, is he Shtppehshutg Experience has been grow- and Changing ever since Edward teMed the ' tee hd hPappyh heeqme the last maym. The Tie VJE 'OOKGOL M 'WGHE hike U W .:EwhetiuqixzW 35.1754. 1.44. IS 7 schedule ,, Mme, for ich books, drop courses, beg and plead with Dr. humane is . ike th the advantage of wh pick up grades, buy ippensburg operates under the we can preschedule, Sh term plan, that tchoose onet infinite lines three times SCHEDULES Cauffman, break down and cry a year rather than the usual two. Things usually look 1 LINES register, W, wxw W litfvglxtiitiizsittk; .iigl,,ig 4:? cl? gill 1.40 .4 .l. ,1 t ail. 4; r gr! II , WI xx 41 V: 11x x xxx? igkigg I 3?; g z :. , , L L XV xx x W W X 1y ; w Wk EWXXX $$$x X W Axxkxxx ,A xxx; xkfh Freshmen happen every year. They are an unavoidable part of orientation to college. Their part in the college experience? Well, it goes like this- My namehs Seymore, Seymore Potbosh, And to these kids Pm a mere frosh. They call me pest, Act like theyhre best. Gee, you,d think that 19m the Wrong group in the Crest test. We get tickets From the Raiders Just because they Think theyhre greaters. We wear dinks here, Wetre what stinks here. Last year we were big shots. Now wehre only finks here. Take me home! . Oh Daddy, Mommy! Take me home! I hate my roomie! Dontt leave me out on the campus where I might be buttoned past repair. Take me home! Oh Daddy, Mummy! Take me'home! This place is crumby! All day long I sit alone and pray That you will take me home to stay. Wait a minute, The yearns endinh And a new class Needs some mendinh Whatts the matter With you new frosh? Don9t you know you must say Hi to Seymore Potbosh? With the advent, of. piiltCIlh. L110. thc Prosth- ztll 1000 01' thcxtn-wwilliugly cast: off their dink; zmd signs. They lose their individual identities as they thankfully hccmnc 2m atICCPICd, unem- bztrmssecl' part 01', thq uwork hard, play hard, laugh tch stud.e111,t'57'b0dy. t .7 THE IENCE BERKELEY EXPEB 1: x Q I 3 -: 011 a cool day first term we put down our latest copies of Newsweek, Time, and Playboy - We get the special student rate e to participate in a demonstration like the ones weR'e read about. The occasion was hardly enough to justify :1 full-page spread on student rights in Life. In fact, we were protesting, of 2111' things, dress-up omeals. VVC did manage to receive small 'notice of the fact in the Public Opinion, hardly one of the larger publications. We just w e r e n 't . flambouyant. Sure, we lblocked up the hall at the presidents office, but other than that we were quiet, courteoush trustworthy . . . we should have recieved. ajmerit badge for orderly sit-ins. Instead, we received ten fewer dress-up meals; per term. Back to Newsweek. . - ,yr, ullyn ' :w-A .....,. Ax... ..,...... .. r-r- .1...1.,.u. 4.2., .2 : :....1;. 4. , ...-:,:..4...a....r. ,. ..1...n.. A crisp October day and our hard-fought 34-33 victory over Lock Haven State 'Col- lege formed the backdrop for 'Shippensburg States 1965 Homecoming festivities. Mrs. Jane Boyer. Fox, the 1964 queen, crowned Miss Sandi Dent, who reigned over the events of the day. During the half-time ceremonies, Miss Dent awarded trophies to the winners in' the float contest, the theme of which was A Page from the Funnies. The recipients were the class of 1969, with Popeye ; the Business Club, with Yogi Bear ; and the Brotherhood of Sigma Pi, with Huckle- berry Hound. After awarding the trophies, Miss Dent was escorted by Dr. Heigese to the President's Box as an honored guest. J.VWH-f t-vuzjtvrfg'w e A 3- , g .. 3P3 2.1443313? W ,pfwwmwww , Mw- .Mwyx. N M M h a UW W .AM-Au gaur - . . , 5, 8i w: N mv wwmh VIET NAM BLEED-IN Shippensburg students and faculty did their part this year for American servicemen in Viet Nam by donating over 350 pints of blood to the Red Cross. In a letter sent to Dr. Heiges, Mrs. James Hand, executive director of American Red Cross, commended SSC students for their overwhelming response. She said that the ap- pearance, cooperation, and courtesy of the stu- dents left a favorable impression on the volun- teer workers and also noted that fighting men would be very grateful. $3.. , En.$3$kw$??3 JAHJWDAV u . . , ..-- h rAa'- a--W..au:, .n, - . 5: ;-,.1,;.....y..4. Viciax . I V fvixxi yo $35?th Tm A wa'lbw rm M ,m e UT eyemm ?gQVEQES Cmeeeaem HWEMENCE Paradoxical? No, not when you consider our cut system. We dontt have one. There is no such thing as a cut. The only legal cuts that we have are hidden away under band-aids. We attend class regularly. Not really because we have to, but, surprisingly enough, a large number of us have an irrepressible desire to acquire knowledge. From the pictures, it seems that we also have a bent for biting off our tongues, laughing at or with our profs, and taking ourselves seriously. We do. 7,. 7 14 'uutunun-yl - 'a-i-t P . ,1. n5 .1 53,1 ! K kyktti! run. l5 x rv lint. 5wqinm I :J H 9.1mm ? HHWC x r r r r W V 77 r V V 77 77 H r 7 77 I V ,n . h, m: HHHILMHMUCM ML: , ::; 3; , w m P RA DER 13H? 1' : mmii 2m MW ' i W JIM ' 1 1 1 i I liklm'mmm It m M H 1 m ML :r m' ' . . : ,1; ; M S- I ; I 1: ; HWWHH Fi'Viriujw'WMw: VHrwmiM 11 w u 3 m H w 21w IHCHLUH m J; H 1113 : 1 ! 1w D L '. M H N 'V, n vi I HE Hn WW 'C 'Ile'HHleiIH' H p ' x XH ' X IN A TINY, MUSTY, MILDEWED so You ALL THINK THE SENATE IS RESPONSIBLE FORTHE OFFICE HIDDEN AWAY IN OLD NEW RNDER RooM ? MAIN CHAPEL IS MEEK, MILD- - MANNERED, PROFESSOR 13., WHO IN TIME OF NEED M ,ng-com: 1'0 14m. ,' M Wm WI, : WK voa . SQVAIEJ; $LATE TELLs THE REAL STORY IN: Tm: RAIDER-ROOM CAPER -m. How You GON NA ' 9 ,. SJSA$mE$530 31 um KEEP EM DOWN ON THE FARM AFTER THEY'VE SEEN SHIPPENSBURG'! - ' ' KOF.K0F.'i MW RETURN 16 FOR THIS SUPER RNDER ADVENTURE WE TAKE YOU BACK NTIME 0., . , , w wwsweo OFmE AND TO A TYPICAL 6.3.6.. pm SOME WEEKS A60. AS THE 510m ' , '.'.. SOLVE nus WOMEN; BEGINS, OUR HERO ENTERS THE RAIDER ROOM . . . $ ' IxunATc Tun vcu? DLEIV' x yl I: H u Jxo: A. , . OQ$$MNZ a .. ....f. 3...? 2T. b.gug. x xmyaka x M$$wayi 8 5:2 mrf XV r .xxxXxka 37? ? ? ? . mum 8w om M m: a .. .. - 2mg prop. . mommzoE 2 6mm: m8 52$: 3 Ag :25. Mme? zmz ozzxxsa , xSQEQ .. .. . . mgeajmz ...mww zoom ..sz m3 mo: :0 m 33:80 mgrzgsgmz 5 x . C... . . id? 7 . ...d ,.d ,79? aha $ wy . .38. x .. 154$ . o . .r r .uq..... . . r .a m gm Kw g - 9Q Ww ..IJI . ESm mmoza m? 82:21 ...mEzu 55sz m3 6 50 :94342: mi. 226a kakxwk kg ...Zm8322; 43 pmw .. gugw , . v2. EQQVR kwngw .32 20:3 BE $00 .9 mommuuoaa 200M Magi ME . 2xmszzaE9x .. ...... . - . . 24.5 02.53 92 98 xx n6 ,V.. . .. . BE! :2; N . : ,omZmozou 0g: 0mm: NEITHER BLACK , NOR h WHITE j E TOTTN OWARD GRIFFIN LECT E For years the idea had haunted me: if a white man became a Negro in the deep South, what adjustments would he have to make? What is it like to experience discrimination based on skin color, something over which one has no control? How else except by becoming a Negro could a White man hope to learn the truth? Determined to find out, John Howard Griffin, a white man, became a Negro. The account of his ex- perience related in his book, Black Like Me, was also the topic of the lecture he presented to a capacity audience in Memorial Auditorium on the night of January 20, 1966. John Howard Griffin began life as a Negro in New Orleans on November 7, 1959. For six weeks he experi- enced life as ten percent of the Natiorfs people know 112. J i ?il'r'I'ziuiiizwmzrrJ't' i' :- Hfrrmsw 2' , . e , , . 1.1- , A m ' t The Masquers winter pres- entation, a musical entitled Three Penny Opera, was re- ceived with interest and en- thusiasm by SSC students. Under the capable direction of Mr. Phillips, Mr. Mowery, and Mr. Reitmeyer, the entire cast portrayed their parts in an almost professional man- ner and certainly proved that the Shippensburg campus is definitely not lacking histri- onic and musical talent. All in 2111, the acting, the singing, and the accompaniment were blended to provide an enjoy- able hnight out for all SSCers. Applause. MV-SEOFF'RE nFAK GLAss-Wi AUYOCALL co- ail RV OHIO. Fm a really umqm- cxpericme, pick up your Colt can and imagim- tlm it's 1' session. You're in the fourth floor mnidm mt OM Hun. Imagine seeing smoke and HJIIHN lmping lmm Iluv lumdry chute. Tum in the 211mm? hum mmgnw Inc uminvs. and IMTVOLIS mlminislmmn, :md mlm xllldvllls mm hosu and tire extinguishcn .lml mop, .lml imhu Hl- uuter xpnndmg acrosx the HOle, .nml lummu dmppmg a lmle in 1110 foullll llmn xmll, .unl NlllOlllthIlllL: lml xluetx .md binning lumkx, .Iml Ilul .l mJIthJHMx m ught THE SERENDIPITY ' SINGERS 1 :Ah ha; oh no, tdonht letthe rgin come clown . . . To quote the Slate, The Serendips looked like a group right off our-own SSC campus with their long hair, s-h o-r-t dresses and the traditional blazer. Actually, they eaghhad a'blazer. And they each had a great voice. And that hlortgle hoy,,did she ever have nice . . . of's got a hole in it and I might drown. 1 , igawi? .e 115:. z. .31... 5 . .w .li 141.21. 9 51... after -point g experlence. it. Some of grade ssor '. is one of the -term E the frivolity that s only fair that we ing 1mportant experlence s when the inl. We can't help Study 5 0f the Shippensbur sually takes place at mi 168 e 015 at tlme ING S our experlences, 1t 1 mg. 1 study ary ev1 hurt allowed to pick our profe age to the most 'dp , us aren t comprise devote 1e11c N - . EX 3ERIENCE After pages and pages 0 all necess It 11 dellc' iverage 1s a of STUDY IS A 2 , 4,1..4umu WW y , 7x4 We were pleased to have had Lars Jilmstad as a mem- ber of the SSC family for the past year. Lars is from Boras, Sweden. Many of the students here at Shippensburg S t a t 6 College have asked me how I came to choose this particular college for my stipend year in Amer- ica. The Simple answer is that I didnlt choose - I was chos- en, which I always will be very grateful for. I am convinced that I couldn't have come to a place giving me more of essen- tial values and experiences than this college. A small stu- dent body and small classes have given me many oppor- tunities to gain friends among the students and the teachers. The central location of Ship- pensburg has also made it easy for me to be acquainted with a major part of the country. My experiences here have brought me a better know- ledge and an improved under- standing of America, which I am sure that I will profit from in my future private life as well as in my career as a jour- nalist back in Sweden. I owe much to all of you who have made my year in Shippensburg a most pleasant and rewarding one, and I sincerely wish you all the best of luck and happi- ness in years to come. s'gywn w W -thhuw - ' r , $3 3:-- 25. V- 0:- m-I-h-u -nmlm-Wn: -we: wm-abuz mam $215? .1 .5th 3:3: ;;.-mm;.mu w ar-u mmvm H, .7PQ 'mp-uw u uvntwug-A -?i'? ' 9954' .W : 'W .md- . ' uV-ui ?w'm Jilin 43 373W. N '35.w;.A'-'g 4- 9: - ' a2; u. ummm M - ,- ' - 1. ';mm - www- ' - W ;: -umu. 134$; an.- .n 33'- D 3 '33.! 1V w 3 a $ 4 It's all over. Maybe a few tears put in an appear- . ance. More often there's just a quieg, proud elation as .',.'..--'o parents take pictures of sons and daughters in front of . ' the fountain before the gowns go back to the bookstore. ,, Hold your head up, Yeah, you. You ve made it. . , F wwwm-JMM av Y4$7MWI ,, , , Let,s look at some of 'the .smaller happenings that are also a part of campus life. Turn the page. 6:..pk r I I; A ,;.karwwmak.3vxcxux$2w .1 ., Vfd . u. tzssue ; Kinger and Rita stuffm .Fua mom. . K Z71 Gary and Lee spectat pack for Frank 206 A n d 0 0 w 0.0 a D .,m k a m .m 1m G . WV 742 mgers s mums for moms J Steveic taped f y d 0 0 M 3 bzg gun Sig Phi ,6: 3b! 1 , band A rubber , $4,? 5;, 6M u, ,2 - LEV: .v ,1!,. . . Ara .uimwhwiwwmwxwhw l :xb .l iIA 1A 7, dz :1; ;! vyjkiyxgigiyiszzyzt; V bpMm? Fc-sua3vpl .aml... 9.x... A shiny, repetitious corridor A quick hand 17 fore class . u. M M W m n W A room-job f r the RA. A passion-pit the morning after Knip-kn op-knip-knop-slam! VWA W A hike downtown A snowman and stretch pants l l m t r a w e 4L S ' der path m Ac A polka-dot body at a polluted lake mu? 45?; ,3 4, 39.2, 1 3 ,9 , 41 i? 3'16. 91962.12! .411; r ,1; i .1751, in a mank world - Reisner Hall zme w 0 h C gag? 2L ??ANZAQ? w. ,x;;: . ig beat , V M .4...v.,.l....a.u.m-..a...u....h Ab . . Mutu. $u..$ : V y a kn M h .2 .m .b a R h m r c m .wo h 1' t 0 n A l e h 4L 8 r O f e b w a, 10 f C y 6 S .w k k .w u, q A no tzme m t A chocolate shake z, ifi 7M? ah, Ef.i.tlii.ltujti IL.S,.:11I;1xr.;: . Marathon b-ball A conference viva??? , ywvywwww Women carpenters Another parking lot mwxwaw ,M,a A breeze '4; ,1 WWIJM. d look 6 szstcrs Inc a e h a v T 0 n A , K .2, .93 1.5.5; 5,. Records lkweed pod i keam 2' L I mum. 5942.15 , H. m a . . Fr . . I,.IH.I.I.I...I,-.IIWII I I I I I. I I I I I I ..-IHIHIHIHIHIHIHIIIHIIIIIIIIIIII I I I .u.3.3.3 .u..u.u.u.u.....u.. M.u.n.u.u.n.u.n.u.nunuunuuun.u.u.u.n I.u.u.u...nnuuuuuuuuunnuunnuununuun. . . .unununuuuuu.u.....33. .3.... e. . manna unnumnu.u.u.3.u.un.n.n.n.u.. n n unun HHHHIHHHIHIHHHHHHHHIUIH IIIIIII I I I I I I III II IIIIIIII I I i IHI IIIuInIuInInInIHIHIIII . ... 5.. ..... . .3 I I I11- ........uumwuww..n n...m wmvmxv. $3. . ................................. .......,.m..- I I I I I I I I I I I I I III III. 0 I I I I I'I' .I' I I I I r Ids. angles, or with noses. Other groups Activities fulfill our academic, bury mice or push social, political, musical, and religious interests. Activities tend Some groups, like the one to draw us together into Close, hard-working groups. carry painted bricks 0r shie Fraternities make up only a wear gold bones or tri pictured, potatOCS Experience gggigigii Activitles 35325??? H. W yne Brady is the President of the Student Assoc1at10n. 11 Terrence Scout, Cha Bill Minsker, J yce Nora Forbes, ement Committee: Seated 1e. Row 2: Linda Knipp Franzson. : V m p m I S u P m a C man Wu-.ng- - . gnaw g - . . , r WW'WH Handbook Committee: Seated: Jane Pcrrone, Chairman. Row 2: Charlotte Caracapa, Brenda Knaper, Carol Zeigler. Lyceum - Special Programs Committee: Seated: Keith Frederick, Chairman. Row 2: Patricia Young, Kathleen McCaskill, Carol O Brine. New Student Orientation Committee: Row 1: Frank J. Vukmanic, Chairman. Row 2: Debby Schatz, Judith Beissel. GOVERN MEN T BY THE STUDENTS Frey, Pat lus, Diane Sue Jul 2 w 0 R 1rman Budget and Finance Committee: Walter Konetschmi, cha Carroll. : Pat Mislyan, th. Row 2 Margaret Smi I chairman Jane Perrone, . ttee: Seated i Comm ltlonS Art Exhi Pat Juknevic. ,.ww..u,4.u,..,,,...,,...,l Alumni Relations Committee: Seated: Mary L. Smith, chairman; Miss Alice M. Holstein, advisor. Row 2: Dee Hollis, Janet Homer. Absent: Melba Mosteller, Marlene Schmidt. w w 'waww wwwm Student Faculty Relations Committee: Seated: Judy Matter, Barbara Harper. Row 2: Joni Stumpf, Da- vid Barner. Row 1: Dr. Hanawalt, Advisor; D. Wolfley, D. Witman, Corres. Sec; R. Gasswint, D. Sprenkle, Social Chairman; R. Fry, Rec. See: J. Klim- chak, Rush Chairman. Row 2: G. McCormick, W. Cooper, B. Franklin, L. Miller, G. L. Shank, Chaplain; G. Shipp, Treasurer. Row 3: Mr. Sweely, Advisor; D. Saulen, D. Johnson, R. Kern, D. Kottmyer, Sgt. at Arms; J. Ray, Vice-Pres., J. Williams, Parliamentarian; L. Riefle. Row 4: B. Keeney, T. Kelly, D. Smith, J. C. Weaver, Advisor; W. Truitt, E. Sponseller, Pledge Trainer. Our Queen - Miss Sandra Dent SIGMA TAU GAMMA The brotherhood of the Beta Epsilon chapter of Sigma Tau Gamma had a full roster of events - social, athletic, as well as philanthropic - this year. Social events included hayrides, parties, and dances high- lighted by the White Rose Formal held at the York Lincoln Woods Inn. Athletically, the brothers captured the intramural sports trophy for the second year in a row. Philanthropically, the brothers helped with Musc- ular Dystrophy in the town. In competition among fraternities, Sigma Tau captured the Presidentts Cup for academic achievement and the Slate Sing Trophy. :w; E A evantr. ' haw; '0!- h shrew :97 Row 1: Mr. Bellows, Advisor; K. Bushman, L. Hahn, J. Magyar, D. Brehm, R. Bradbury, L. Maravich, G. Nunemaker, B. Hinderliter, Hy- pophetes; E. Reif, J. Betta, Prytanis. Row 2: J. Coffman, G. D. Shaak, H. Rollins, B. Saylor, S. Hytovitz, M. Groce, B. Fischer, B. Chancellor, D. Fallinger. Row 3: P. Hackenberry, R. D. Weaver, A. D. Smith, G. E. Weaver, M. Maravich, J. Culp, T. Foor, N. Gardner, R. Claar, B. Wil- liams. Row 4: G. Drescher, R. P. Miller, Crysopholes; J. Rebert, Epi Prytansiis; J. Colombo, M. Wetzel. Row 5: H. W. Brady, J. Romano, A. P. Sutton, Heymai; B. Wetzel, Pylortes; B. Myers, Histor; A. Rider, Hegemon; R. M. Miller. Row 6: T. Shakespeare, J. Harbold, L. Meckley, N. Montgomery, W. Konetschni, S. Ecker, D. Sprow, F. Heberlig. Our Queen - Miss Ann Bentz T AU KAPPA EPSILON' Tau Kappa Epsilon, a national social fraternity for young men, stresses honor, courage, brotherhood, and service. The fraternity seeks to build a well-rounded individual for example. Tau Kappa is active in the pfogram of intercollegiate and intramural sports. The social highlight of the year was the Red Carnation Ball and the crowning of the queen, Ann Bentz. Row 1: B. Althouse, B. Shugarts, B. Eiler, B. Sidle, L. Long, G. Hay, Second Counselor; D. lfrick, M. Gruver, H.- Ngnovic, Herald. R910 2: J. Monsell, D. Haupt, B. Rothrock, R. Dietrich, A. DtAngelo, T. Stanley, J. Bosserman, D. Sicchltano, L: Bolan, .P. leralrt. Row 3: D. Colllns, J. Breighner, Sage; B. Lyter, K. J. Trimmer, Z. R. Bonsall, D. Spangler, T. Gross. Row 4: D. McLaughlm, J. Klrchner, Flrst Cognselor; T..Kel- ley, D. Darr, R. Crawford, L. Salerno, M. Shifflet. Row 5: Mr. Frantz, Advisor; T. Holtzman, S. Faust, H. Snyder, J. Oesterlmg, D. Grlmm, Fourth Counselor; B. Small, D. Bair, Mr. Steck, Advisor. Our Queen - Miss Sandy Foster SIGMA PI Sigma Pi has completed another successful year in all phases of college life. Sigma Pi, a national fraternity, is devoted to the causes of Brotherhood, learning, chivalry, and culture. . Beta Upsilon chapter won the Homecoming float trophy for the second consecutive year. Other highlights of the year included the annual Christmas party for orphan children, the Foundefs Day banquet, and the Orchid Ball. At the Orchid Ball, the highlight of the evening was the crowning of our lovely queeg for 1965-66, Miss Sandy Foster. Row 1: J. Martin, President; C. I. Crouse, T. A. Lucas, R. E. Brightbill, B. A. Martz, M. Homsey, P. Smith. Row 2: D. Barner, T. Ruby, B. Hoover, D. Myers, T. Cypher, D. S. McClain, J. Egolf, R. Zeek, R. Varner, R. Keefer. Row 3: Mr. Wargo, Advisor; W. H. Barnes, J. L. Ealy, J. D. French, J. Poet, J. Blandy, F. Chubb, S. McFeer, J. Cook, J. Speecc, S. Zubrod, Mr. Jacoby, Advisor. Our Queen - Miss Cindy Holler ACACIA Acacia, like all college social fraternities, proposes to give its members that intimate beneficent fellowship with good men and to supplement their cultural and professional education with training in qualifications for citizenship and leadership. This past year, the fraternity has successfully com- pleted the annual Sports Car Rally. In addition, Acacia had a social event each month as well as a very successful formal. As their queen, Acacia chose lovely Miss Cindy Holler. :swa w VNMM Row 1: J. Flickinger, G. Harper, L. ZeigIer, R. Hale, J. Nolt, G. Dorman, B. Heilman, S. Young. Row 2: J. Yamshak, R. Carr, S. Gilbert, G. Rissmiller, J. Chontos, R. Stump, B. Engle, J. Mitchell. Row 3: T. Ligatti, K. Hartung, J. Dunbar, B. Moody, L. Black, J. Nee, N. Soult. Row 4: M. Bollinger, J. McCullough, J. Heberlig, W. Soroka, S. Auker, Dr. Eastep, Advisor, M. Sal- mon,p.c:a1houn. PHI SIGMA EPSILON The primary purpose of Phi Theta Chapter of Phi Sigma Epsilon is to promote a closer bond among men students of higher educational institutions. Phi Sigs social functions included a hayride, Slave Day, a spring picnic, and a social early in the fall. Interfraternity Council: G. Jenkins, President; L. Black, J. Betta, P. Bonsall, Corr Sec.; D. Bair, Rec, J. Breighner. ALPHA PHI OME GA Row 1: R. Sieber, D. Ommert, J. Miller, Historian; J. Mosteller, J. Bosserman, President; M. Winsor, Rec. Sec. Row 2: Mr. Richard Forsythe, Advisor; J. Snoke, J. Blandy, Vice-Pres.; R. Rode, Pledgemaster; R. Mosteller, Treasurer; W. McNitt. Ab- sent: F. Chubb, D. Shank, J. Speece. - mv-vwn- m .rv-A , ., , W...a.eu...w- -. . n-.....,,.,, .-. - - ,. n, M- .. - w- 7...- ......-,. , WV, . 7. 4 .74....Wuum: enkins, tta, P. Mac, J. HI KAPPA Row 1: P. Miller, Linda Price, President; Barb Harper, Vice Pres.; R. West. Row 2: S. Swigert, M. Smith, D. Eyler, Denise Leete, Chaplain, His- torian; Miss; Kraiss, Advisor; E. Hormann, J. Goldthorp, Secretary; Mary Ann Ache, Treasurer. Row 1: M. Dumm, B. Diehl, M. Dice, D. Cable, R. West, C. Caracappa, L. Pizzini. Row 2: D. Wright, J. Gabriel, J. Myers, S. Swig- ert, P. Smith, S. Dodge. Row 3: R. White, D. Aulthouse, D. Sullivan, S. Thomas, J. Gowatz, P. Chronister. Not Present: J. Raimond, L. Campbell. ZETA SIGMA Row 1: P. Davis, C. Hurter, Treasurer; C. Ziegler, Historian; E. Smith, 0. Hughes, M. Ney, C. Ziesche, Song Leader; B. Harper. Row 2: S. Wolgemuth, R. Robinson, B. Williams, A. Moyer, A. Longnecker, S. Dent, C. Wear, Vice-Pres.; C. Conca, C. .Stanford, R. Hupper. Row 3: D. Pugh, Secretry; N. Wagenseller, N. Forbes, K. McCaskill, Chaplain;- P. Christensen, L. Schleifer, Pres.; D. Glrone, E. Bechtel, J. Rutherford, J. Sprenkle, J. Wagner. WWW xx '7; .. . .1 re.:b.1-W1 Hilllmnrl Row 2: W. J. Blandy. y Calhoun. Bates, P. Clouser D aestium: Row 1 , I Clapper, S. Weikel . Row 2: E. Books, C. Bergstresscr, F. Chubb Qu e O F e L B r, 6 IS; 6 F , secretary. Advisor; K. Frederick, , J. Galgoci, C. asurer I. Bates 1 Campbell E. Sherbin Dr. Row 1 7 D. Fisher, J Miller, trc cans Padamonsky W 'dent. Young Democrats Young Republi presx ' Row 2 Azr-xm, T-r English Club: Row 1: A. Herncane, D. Tiffany, E. Nori, S. Spoonhour, J. Yo- cum, K. Kane. Row' 2: L. Heckman, R. Donaldson, C. Welsh, K. Swank J. Rutherford, R. Tuckey, L. Oiler. : Debate Club: Row 1: W. Clapper, E. Robinson, G. Byerly, secretary-treasurer; M. Sterniuk, Mr. Levy. advisor. M ?.M m Slate Staff: Row 1: S. Romesberg, L. Sotirokos, J. Franzson, S. Hudson, H. Minium, J. Clough, D. Pesesko. Row 2: W. White, J12, G. Byerly, X. Sterniuk, G. Shank, F. Hierbacher, R. Simpson, A. Cook, H. McAdoo, M. Sterniuk, B. Dickson, A. Longenecker. INFORMATION THROUGH WEWMM ff ' , '5 w; ' 7V, Slate Editorial Board: Row 1: H. McAdoo, Copy Editor; X. Sterniuk, Co-editor; G. Shank, Co-editor. Row 2: M. Sterniuk, Assistant Feature Editor; A. Longenecker, VVomerfs Sports Editor; W. White, Jr., Sports Editor S. Romesberg, Feature Editor; R. Yeingst, Yinksoot Editor; C. Ziegler, News Editor. 64 Radio Club: D. Barner, J. Franzon, Mr. Coffman, R. Thon. Radio Club: Seated: L. Wilt. Standing: D. Heueisen, S. Ginter, M7 Prinsket, L Kerr, K. Bonser, D. Larson. Eikm .Nmk? . x 3. I I I - . pres- Treasurer; dent. Glenn Byerly, , v1ce presx Troutman, RELIGIO I dent Cheryl Baltzer i 5.. a k 0 r .1 t 0 S 2 w 0 R a r 0 o M A r, e n M. B C. VH n a f mu T D n, o 5 Z n a r F v.1 H 6 VI B G. n, a m t u o r T .lm r, e M e R K. r.., e s u b C L. Lewis, P. Fuhrman, L. K I. A.: Row 1 Methodist S tudent Move- ment: Row 1: B. Creely, P. Cox. Row 2: 0. Hughes, J. Ammon, N. Dorflein. ON CAMPUS E. U. B. Club: Row 1: R. Luckenbaugh, G. Rotz. Row 2: D. Eyler, B. Fetter, S. Buffington. 53:2: ,, I . v Lutheran Student Association: Row 1: D. ' v , Ditch, A. Moore, C. Baltzer. Row 2: K. , ' Reider, J. Troutman. , 55.? P ic, . Row 2: Dr. dent. P. Mislyn, P. Juknev , v1ce pr651 ; C. Uhrik, secretary , J. Palenscar Row 2 P. Bingaman Lewis, president Tl C. T. Thomas, 5. Row 2 M K. Kissinger, L r, C g n i k C H F .J. w, r C .h g u 0 D S Isenberg, E. No ker. C. Calver. J ins T Row 1 Row 1 Row 1 . Mack advisor M Lester. Straffer, W U. C. C. Club Jr. Moorehead, R. Canterbury Club Newman Club Gleason Amspacher wmeNan. x M Beamer, C. Weg- Language Club: Row 1: D. Deitch, vice president; J. Bowers, L. Geiger, C. Lego, E. Robinson, K. Darnall, C. Metz. Row 2: J. ley, A. Decker, D. Fisher, scrap boob editor; C. Fortna, J. Lawhead, B. Boyer, G. Rotz, M. Passarge. PSEA Officers: Row 1: D. Deitch, Publicity Chairman; S. Dent, vice president; P. J uknevic, circulation Chairman. Row 2: T. Gross, president; J. Myers, treasurer; J. Troutman, parliamen- tarian; Dr. Campbell, advisor. KWQNWA x J. Topham, J. Franzen, L. Sotirokos, B. B. 1: Mr. Bouchard, Advisor; nder, E. Strange, I. Bates, Social Studies Club: Row LeFoe, D. Clouser. Row 2: R. Wilson, G. Fries, J. Snell, K. Be Clapper, A. Woodell. Business Club Officers: Row 1: D. Brubaker, S. Isenberg. Row 2: D. Kott- myer, J. Sprenkle, L. Snell- becker. W V. Livelsberger, R. White, C. Waggoner, T. Shaffer, Dr. Seibcr, J. Egolf, man, S. Arbegass, J. Twining, Math Club: Row 1: S. Twohig, T. Pieffer, J. Geh G. Trueman. Row 2: L. Degler, S. McCracken, P. Misylan, C. Funk, R. Keefer, R. Beamer, Winsor, C. Bert, Mr. Vcrano. G. Shaffer, M. Ross, S. Bert, G. Harper, M. r 7M; W5: - , A .a. . Mn ,,,.,., ... , . - , D. Howe, Baldwin, K. Hummer, D. Clouser. Row 1 J. L. Gladig, W. Clapper, J. Boyer, Chess Club R. lssmger, D. wm r a N D. e, C e e P S .J. S, e .m. nK a S E Du u a K K Gladek, The Grotto Club Waltmyer. K. MR.A.: Seated, Paul Kilrain, President. Standing: Glenn Rissmiller, Treasurer; Dave Frick, Secretary; Keith Freder- ick, Vice-President. Miller, F. Fennell. Row 2: J. Breighner, Resident Assistants: Row 1: K. Frederick, E. Sponseller, J. McCullough, R. Forr, R. J. Kircher, W. Konetschni, J. Ray, J. Coffman, D. Bair, R. Zearfoss. uzlgiiirquawh . .vv- -. jwww. ,r- 1'43. $. nunnmu , it'list: Mumm,,,u... 1.3!, . . x ; .:2? 'iasuuyaaim1 uuf, z. 'thmz-scumuvgu' a?lmrtustunwytrs-H' tuaswinanvuaiui' IN! N aw 5nnntnlzr : W.R.A. Row' 1: Patty Tornetta, Treasurer; Artis Moyer 2nd Vice-President; Mary Smith, President; Judy Rutherford, Secretary; Carol A. Zeigler. Row 2: Dottie Brubaker, Pat Juknevic, Joni Stumpf, Charlotte Conca, Charlotte Caracappa. thw w w .klww Day Women: Row 1: Deanna Gantt, Jane Perrone, President; Linda Butts. Row 2: Cathy Zi- dek, Patricia Nelson, Treasurer. Row 1: D. Cremer, D . Wasson, Bonnie Hoover, K. Eiss, M. Shaffer, N. Herbert, W. Minsker, D. Richards, K. Gramata, S. Hard ing, G. Harper, M. Ruhl, B. Boyd, J. Culton, C. Lego, James C. Weaver, Director. Row 2: E. Loy, J. Fogle, S. Middour, J. Jones, G. Reese, L. Forrester, G. Nelson, R. Zeigler, J. Fogelsonger, S. McElwain, C. Hall, L. Secrest, B. Nell, J. Hartman. Row 3: 8. Eve- land, G. Adam, P. Ruth, J. Beissel, S. Steele, N. Shaffer, J. Rock, L. Reinhart, K. Reider, K. Straub, S. Sheetz, C. Boyer, K. DePuy, R. Hupper, R. Leister. Row 4: D. Wills, C. Thistle, J. Dillen, M. L. Barbour, C. Devaney, H. Cook, E. Wible, J. Zoccola, D. Pugh, S. Stewart, N. Fink, L. Bantley, K. Ostheim, A. Bentz. The members of Masquers are Row 1: C. Funk, C. Wilt, E. Robinson, D. Forbes. Row 2: D. Lau, L. Petrauskie, J. Ehrhart, Vice President K. Gramata. Row 3: R. Grayhill, N. De Long, Mr. Mason, Advisor; D. Cremer, President; J. Menges. Jag? Stigma 29m: wu $M4 -. . w The Shippenmen are Row 1: Mr. Reitmeyer, J. Fogelsonger, K. Straub, Sec.-Treas; P. Wil- dermuth, Librarian; A. D,An- gelo, C. Boyer, Accompanist. Row 2: W. Minsker, L. For- rester, L. Reinhart, D. Claar, President; R. Zeigler. Row 3: E. Wible, D. Richards, G. Wagen- heim, G. Nelson, F. Girondi. The Cumbelaires are Row 1: C. Lego, S. Faux, M. Shaffer, M. Ruhl, R. Hipper, B. Fischer, K. DePuy, S. Bricker, B. Hoover, K. Eiss, Mr. Mowrey. Row 2: C. Wear, S. McKin, C. Boyer, C. Pettit, G. Harper, E. Bechtel, L. Secrest, S. McElwain, D. Sell, E. Klein, C. Reese, C. Ziesche, F. Iorio, D. Cable. Row 3: S. Sheetz, R. Leister, M. Manganelli, C. Hall, M. Hair, S. Steele, L. Sny- der, S. Middour, J. Beissel, G. Adam, E. Loy, C. Crouse. Row 4: D. Cremer, A. Bentz, J. Wright, K. Ostheim, N. Fink, N. Baker, J. Diller, M. L. Barbour, M. Smith, N. Spidell, K. Snyder, C. Thistle, D. Wills, D. Smith. i Wmmwmm . 1.4.. onMI'WM H The members of the Aquatic Club are Row 1: E. Shall- cross, S. Kimes, S. Harding, S. Curry. Row 2: J. Richard. son, A Miller, C. Corman, J. Miller. OK, So dorft laugh. The Cheerleaders are Row 1: Sue Slaybaugh, Anita Acri, Sue Sanford, Pat Smith. Row 2: Bonnie Souders, Martha Ernest. Row 3: Nancy Wagenseller, Rita Culbertson, Janet Sprenkle. The members of the Varsity Club are Row 1: D. Saulen, G. McCormick, D. Woldley, G. Fegan, J. Martin, D. Fallin- ger, J. Armstrong. Row 2: T. Hoffman, G. Shipp, K. Miller, H. Chapman, T. McGEe, M. Deitch, T. Smith, P. Glad- felter. The WAA members are Row 1: Miss Baker, Advisor; L. Price, M. Smith, D. Pugh, J. Sprenkle, B. Harper, C. Caracappa, S. Swigert. Row 2: M. H. Smith, J Myers, B. Williams, D. Weaver, S. Wolgemuth, L. Schleifer, L. Jacogs, D. Wright, M. Ache, R. XVest, B. Diehl. Absent: K. Stanford, A. Longenecker, J. Goldlhorp, E. Rudisell, M. Stow. The FAC members are Row 1: J. Diller, M. Miller, P. Tornetta, J Gowaty, B. Diehl, B. Rowe, J. Matter, J. Gift. Row 2: G. Clayton, C. Zie- sche, C. Mitchell, M. L. Smith, G. Rissmiller, Treasurer; K. Frederick, Vice-President; P. Kilrain, President; J. Kircher, Secretary; D. Crum- ling, J. Rutherford, G. Graeff, J. Stumpf, J. Wallace, D. Clippinger. The Library Helpers are Row 1: L. Whitesel, M. Sterniuk, C. Trone, C. Tinder, P. Suliman, J Myers. Row 2: D. Forbes, W. Brady, G. Byerly, D. Sell, J. Laser. Row 3: B. Laite, R. Fleming, D. Clouser, P. Bower, P. Worona. The waiters arc Row 1: Eikenseer, S. Singer, M. .1' n 7 L. Sgairc, L. Morgan, C.Thist1e,J. Ncc, P. Misylan, C. Faust, A. Moorehead. Row 2: P. Grove, D. Bensmg, R. Thon, T. Shaffer, M. Bowmaster, D. Fish, P. Rinehart, K. Mulinoskis, G. Rotz, P. Graham, S. Spencer, L. Shaffer. H1727; ., ,-r WEN T11 vh-m Wwwuw--W . ,7 -ur. .. The receptionists in our dormitories are Sara Lauver, Sharon Fultz, Carrie Mit- chell, Gloria Reese. Row 2: Margaret Himes, Connie Ket- ner, Karen Kiggins. wamawAw Those who work in the Mail room are Lynn Lewis, Donna Martin, Diane Eyler, Mrs Strohm, Caro- lyn Carey, Pat Cox, Marilyn Dore, and Ron Frey. These girls are student secretaries: P. Young, C. Cavanaugh, J. Wallace, J. Henry, S. Grubcr, S. Fludovich. Row 2: D. Brubaker, D. Brewer, F. XVitte, B. Swope, K. Wilson, J. Sprenkle, C. Beringer, L. Amspacher, J. McNeil, J. Goldthorp, L. Shleifer, S. Bricker, L. Cross, V. Haines, P. King, M. Buck. Business Club: Row 1: W. Failor, Miss E. Beamer, D. Sell, M. ing, J. Kemmerer, J. Maddox, G. Barton. Phi Sigma Pi: Row 1: W. Barnes, president: R. Gambing, secretary; 2: J. Martin, VVikel. treasurer; M. Winsor, C. Bert, vice president. Row L. Calhoun, D. Morningstar, D. Kohmyer, S. Kappa Delta Ph M. Elko, K. Wilson, C. Bellows. Row Barnes, D. Sullivan. C. Beringer, L. Knob, D. Frey, S. Brickers Moody, W . Ba Row 1: J. Ammon, A. McAllister, J. Meighan, P. Klutz, X. 3: M. Winsor, D. Reed, D. Gambing, cs, K. Knob. Row 2: F. W' te, P. Spo y, C. Forrester, G. Gamb- Gamma Theta Upsilon: Row 1: B. Plummet, C. Rowe, J. Wallace. Row 2: A. Decker, N. Gibboney, Clouser, W. Engle, D. Faber, Mr. Winsor. McNeil, J. S. Bricker. Row 3: D. Marston, J. Sterniuk. Row 2: D. Amick, R. Zearfoss, A. Liggatti, D. Deitch, R. MCFerren, A. Diviglia, M. Moody, L. Calhoun, S. VMeikel, W. $ti'tV-ug1waw -. K 1- Alpha Beta Alpha: Row 1: S. Holler, S. Yohn, J. Brennen, M. Welch, P. Smith, A. Moyer, B. Steriuk. Row 2: C. Trone, N. Zeger, J. Mattcrn, L. Lewis, G. Gift, E. Holden, B. Williams. Row 3: J. Lawhead, M. Dore, C. Mathieu, M. Clark, V. Foltz, S. Woglemuth. Alpha Psi Omega: Row 1: D. Lau, C. Wilt, C. Funk. Row 2: N. DeLong, Mr. Mason, D. Cremer. Art Club: Row 1: B. Boley, J. Emmanuel. Row 2: J. Kershner, M. Sterniuk, C. Caracappa, J. Smith. Pi Nu Epsilon: Row 1: Mr. W. Mowery, R. Leister, D. Peck, B. Staver, S. Middour, Mr. Reitmeyer, Mr. Weaver. Row 2: D. Wills, J. Wright, B. Smith, J. Beissel, L. Witmer, K. Eiss, Row 3: L. Forrester, D. Weiser, N. Grove, C. Waggoner, M. Shaffer. Row 4: D. Cremer, P. Jukevic, P. Cox. : .:3 .!3!'..1.'442.1...14i1..i mger, Shirley Heckman, Helen Mar- Mrs. Frances Rotz, Hostess, oanne B011. 7 lsner Ruth Musselman, Lorene Kane, Andrea Fry, Doris Baer, J me. ; Mr. Joe Fee, Mgr. Re isner iam Bert, Helen R 11' , Marien Hockenberry, Baker, Shelly ia Selders, M 1rgin Mrs. Helen Olyer, Asst. Mgr. 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Smith RECORD w xxcw x mxmw Opponent . . . . . .Shepherd ... ..Indiana..... . ..............46 .,....SlipperyRock ... ...,...,. .19 ,A.,,..Lock Haven ..... .33 .....California . ...28 Edinboro.,.......... 35 . .,.C1arion .4..... .....38 .,. ,4Hil1sda1e Mm, ,. ,M wwyaum ,. i ! mxww k xxx RECORD Opponent .Millersville ............ 88 . .Stewartstown ........... 62 .Carlisle Barracks ....... 52 . .Bloomsburg ............ 84 . ' , . . . Stevens Trade .......... 59 L QN'VENSW; -' 5 7 ' . . . .Baltimore ............. 71 159 6 ' II I V I .Mercersburg Academy . . .59 wwwsmk . .Millersville ............ 91 .Carlisle Barracks ....... 66 Varsity Basketball: Row 1: J. Martin, R. Williams, K. Miller, J. Kane, T. McGee. Row 2: M. Lau, R. Wilson, D. Morrow, S. Granoff, R. Moyer. Row 3: Asst., Coach Morgan, E. Whisler, B. Beard, Coach Hess. Junior Varsity Basketball: Row 1: S. Granoff, M. Lou, R. Moyer, D. Snare, R. Bomberger. Row 2: D. Richards, R. Martz, J. Glatfelter R. Heckman, G. Barnes. Row 3: R. Beard; E. Whisler, G. Fluke, R. Markley, H. Epstein. RECORD SSC Opponent 67 ...... Mt. St. Marys ........ 95 80 ...... West Chester ........ 74 78 ...... Millersville .......... 91 78 ...... Kutztown . . . . . . ; ..... 76 88 ...... East Stroudsburg ..... 83 67 ...... Mansfield . .- ........ 118 75 ...... Shepherd ............ 62 65 ...... Bloomsburg .......... 76 103 ..... Loch Haven ......... 62 102 ..... Baltimore ........... 58 82 ...... Shepherd ............ 91 59 ...... Indiana ............. 56 59 ...... Cheyney ............. 63 104 ..... West Chester 11111111 89 79 ...... Millersville .......... 81 81 ...... Kutztown ........... 61 ...... East Stroudsburg . . . . . ...... Mansfield ...... Bloomsburg ...... Cheyney............. L. ;V , MWW WW4, The man, ior tee kcLbaH ' tea joints. He attempted, made :234- bask: , Varsity Wrestling: Row 1: P. Hersperger, C. Reddin, L. Miller, P. Brandt, C. Neidigh. Row 2: A. Hale, W. Wetzel, R. Stewart, M. Gruvcr, T. Black, R. Whitesel. Row 3: R. Eschenmann, R. Brown, M. Lantz, Coach William Corman, T. Smith, W. Jones, B. Loman. W. Johnson, B. DeStephano. Row Freshman Wrestling: Row 1: M. Hulm, E. Walters, R. Blose, T. Mitten, J. Lynch, W. Brash, 2: L. Britton, S. Black, L. Fair, M. Blose, D. Dennis. Row 3: R. Scott, J. Wagoner, R. Carr, T. Andros, Coach Corman. RECORD Opponent Kutztown .......... 2 Juniata ............ 8 Baltimore .........12 Lock Haven ....... 33 14 ........ Waynesburg ....... 15 Slippery Rock ...... 7 Indiana .West Chester Bloomsburg ........ 28 Mansfield ......... 25 Millersville Co-captain Lee Miller, 123 1b.; Bernie Loman, 137 1b.; Colvuyn Reddin, 130 1b. e all received sec- ond places in their respective weight classes at the Pennsylvania State Colleges Athletic Conference. Marty Gruver placed fourth in the 152 1b. class. RECORD SSC Opponent 46 ........ Kutztown .......... 0 16 ........ Juniata............3 19 ........ Baltimore 27 19 ........ Mercersburg ....... 13 12 ........ Loch Haven ....... 8 9 ........ West Chester ....... 25 6. . . . . . . eBloomsburg ........ 34 1 l ........ Millersville 8 27 ........ Mercersburg ....... 6 waxxxixw M; XVarming up before Time out. Gruver takes tcn. Gruvcr in control. xv wmmmv m wwnwwaw Whitcscl countering takedown. Stacking his opponent. Who is in control? Soccer: Row 1: J. Neff, J. Yingcr, C. Morrcttc, T. Baylor, J. Webb, W. Hostcrman, K. Pctcrman, J. Holtry, G. Shaak, G. Barnes, T. Fickcrt. Row 2: K. Hess, E. McFeely, W. Foltz, J. Rembisz, G. Rasmus, R. Blake. H. Simington, C. Koch, A. Fiore, G. Gahrcs, T. Sciorilli. Row 3: S. Pye, W. Koontz, K. Licht, J. Magill, S. Brightbill, C. Granger, W. Englc, D. Traycr, L. Hahn, L. Johnson. Opponent Opponent SSC East Stroudsburg ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 6 4. . ............... Mt. St. Mary's ................. 3 p- St. Francis ..................... l 5 ................. Frostburg ...................... I 9 Slippery Rock .................. 4 0 ................. Dickinson ...................... a a 5 .............. .' . .Messiah ........................ 3 1 ...... . . - ........ Millersville .................... 3 X 2 2 g a l swxwwx WR Jr' 22 . 1 ................. Lock Haven .................... 2 2 .......... 2 ....... St. Francis ..................... 0 ;.. AWGV RECORD ssc Opponent ssc Opponent 12 2 L?ba,n on Valley 3 3 ................. Lebanon Valley ........ 2 ......... 0 , 2. . A . ............. chkmson ...................... 1 . 0 2 3 ................. Millersville ..................... 1 1 ----------------- Dickinson ---------------------- 6 ................. Juniata ........................ 0 6 ................. Messiah ................... . ..... 0 5' ' Meissmh 2 1 ........ . . ....... Wilson ......................... 2 0 ................. Wllson ........................ 0 1 ................. Susquehanna 9 3 ................. Susquehanna ................... 1 6 ................. Penn Hall ...................... 1 3 ................ Penn Hall ...................... 1 Field Hockey: Row 1: J. Lebengood, R. West, L. Price, B. Harper, S. Swigcrt, P. Miller, J. Brudercck, E. Smith. Row 2: L. Jacobs, M. Ache, A. Lorenzon, L. Denney, D. Lcete, K. Carr, C. Warner, A. Longenecker, J. Shomper. Row 3: B. Doherty, M. Best, L. Naugle, N. Michener, M. Lyons, P. Smith, K. Brindle, M. Hummcl, S. Pochyba, C. Shindledeckcr, C. Middleton, D. Eyler. ,, vm2 5:720 , A ,...n. . .. .q ,. , , 2 - , W, 2.5mnj -. , h'u.-,... .4,...',.r....'..h...-r -.W . - -2, A .7 - w. v ..,... A..u-......u;:r.. -.V A ., . RECORD Opponent Juanita .............. 14 Wilson ............... 46 Penn Hall ............ 1 Elizabethtown Penn State ............ 41 Gettysburg ........... 40 Millersville ........... 23 53 ........ Lebanon Valley ....... 19 62 ........ Susquehanna ......... 28 UNDEFEATED Varsity Basketball: Row 1: M. Smith, R. Culbertson, B. Harper. Row 2: J. Sprcnkle, J. Douty, P. Toward, L. Price, D. Pugh. Row 3: N. Forbes, J. Lauver, S. Stewart, K. Carr. UNDEFEATED Junior Varsity Basketball: Row 1: J. Bowers, C. Corman, L. Price, L. Clark, M. Michncr, M. Cauffman. Row 2: D. Barnes, C. Dcllct, A. Achc, S. Kimes, C. Cairoli, V. Emery, C. McCavitt. Row 3: J. Wilson, M. cherd, T. Witmcr, S. Houghton, M. Kridcr. RECORD SSC Opponent 42 ................ Juniata .' ...................... 8 36 ................. Wilson ...................... 28 35 ................. Penn Hall .................... 8 32. . . . ............. Elizabethtown ................ 13 19 ----------------- Gettysburg ------------------ 15 Due to the early publication date of CUMBERLAND '66 spring 51 ...... . . ......... Millersville ................... 30 sports will appear in CUMBERLAND '67. , Xha, .4. m; xxx? 62hh??$yhyhhhg, g7 ? lwwa o I Lnajnerww, Awayzh ,1 .1 2 1.x 7 g ??g, IaIgvghthM gghikfgszWVVVZthg, 7,?77 wal?, 7M, 27?, ,, ????X7 722,2, 2 ,1 , , x Wilkxilm, I , IIIIIIIIIIIIILI IIII r1 I... II I2w Fungi. $33. . w. . .2. 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Students of Shippensburg State College: A hurricane passing over the landscape may cause great changes andtfrequently entails much damage. A gentle breeze may bend the trees but the change is gradual. It costs less, also. Sometimes we have the ehoice of methods of change. In education, it might be said that we are in the midst of a gale. State and federal funds are being received by higher education and we must all makethe most of them. The ex- panding campus, the increased student body, and the aug- mented faculty mean a continual series 0f adjustments. You have seen great changes on the campus at Shippensburg and you have cooperated in meeting the problem's attending them. We predict that further adjustments, particularly in the offerings at Shippensburg, are just over the horizon. As you sail' forth into your chosen occupation, your alma mater wishes you successp 6 g k d C e h t f 0 n e .d :10 6 r P Cw 6 .WD 6 H E h .m; a R L D v 'v'mwi'r V i A X xxx VX X M W em QR NW wwwxxx Wh m XXX m X xxx X h XX Xxxxxx x'ix xxx hm WK W WX XXX x m M W W X x Xxxhx xxxxiiix k hi W h 'Nxh i.-v.- w: Dr. Ralph Heiges, uponecompletion of his tenth year as Shippensburg State College president, can feel very proud of the goals he has seen fulfilled under his capable guidance. During his ten years as president, the college has expanded beyond all expectations. The most noticeable changes have been the addition of ten new buildings, the doubling of the campus acreage, and the fourfold expan- sion in enrollment. Also in the past ten years, Dr. Heiges has instigated the graduate prograrh and the liberal arts and library science programs as new curriculums. And so, as Dr. Heiges points to the future,,one can see that the Shippensburg Campus has many promising years ahead under his continued guidance. 1 e ' WWW W'ww', ADMINISTRATION , WW W Dr. D. Paul Smay Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Gilmore B. Seavers . ' Dr. Paul Cauffman Administrative Assistant to the President a Dean of Teacher Education . W, . NA Dr. Benjamin Nispel Dean of Liberal Arts and Sciences 1' i UW- '-l I - A Dr. Willard Kerr , '5 Dr. John Hubley Dean of Graduate Studies . Dean of Student Personnel I qkwwmn Emma. i1, David Dolbin Dean of M en 15520715 Albert Drachbar Director of Adm Dr. William Beyers t n e m e C a l P d n a g .m h C a e T t n e d u t S f 0 T m C e .n D - WWW wxmmmmWMAWWAWWMM 1a Long Dean of Women 1n x7? 9?, ,f V1rg ; ixzvze .v 4;? A x atygii , . 1n Holste Dean of Women John Peffer VICE Al zstant n m f 0 n a e D t n a t .w H A Ass a , ., . f ,. W Wk I ... ,V yng V VV xwxg A Q1$ZZZWMWMMI ???wwxx KfW ? ; M ?ifx . . . . . .vufl.t.l!l..1'4 FTancE Cannon Registrar k n a r F a V l .A Gill M anager leam Business rmkki? .sl; , ma yaw 2s , Henry Wilkens Director of Public Relations : Donald Ernakovich Dr. Dilys Jones Assistant Director Of Admissions Director of Curriculum and Research l--- Thomas Almes Geography Charles Bellows English F. R. Cannon English George T. Bachmann Library Dr. Louis H. Bouchard History Dr. Norman Carls Geography Gwendolyn Baker Physical Education Rose Bower Li brary Dr. Wilber 0. Carthey Education Ethel Beamer Business Education Dr. John Brougher Education Dennis Castelli H istory Ellis Bedford Science Walter Cane English Dr. Michael Civarella Education Dr. Charles Coates Education Thom-as Grist Physical Education Robert Eggleston Education Richard Coffman Speech Elizabeth Custer English Myra Esh Education William Corman Physical Education Leslie M. Dawson Business Education Dorothy Etter Social Science Dr. Carolyn Cox English Dr. Mitchell Dreese Education Charles Eurich Science Max Cooley Business Education Dr. Chester Eastep Education Mary Fogelsanger Laboratory School 0. Richard Forsythe English Mark Givler English Alfred Gunter Science Renetta F. Heiss Business Education Robert O. Frantz English Donald E. Gracey Mathematics Mr. Frank L. Hair Laboratory School Keith Hess Physical Education Dr. Dorothy Gardner English Dr. Jerre E. Gratz Business Education Dr. Lloyd Hanawalt English Dr. J. Bernard Hogg Social Science Dr. Calder Geedy Education James R. Green H istory Dorothy Harpster English Margaret G. Hogg Elementary Education Paul E. Gill History John Gunnet Laboratory School Herbert Hays Science Paul K. Horrell Mathematics Margaret Hutson Physical Education Dr. Dilys Jones Director of Curriculum and Research Dr. Theodora J. Koob English Philip Kulp Sociology Irene Illingworth Laboratory School Dr. George Kaluger Education Helen B. Kraiss Physical Education Dr. Louise Lieneman Chemistry Robert Jacobs Mathematics Gertrude Kauffman Art Department Harold Kramer Business Education Eleanore Light Laboratory School Robert Jacoby Business Education Dr. Russell Kelly Science W. Keith Kraus English Mabel Lindner English Stanley Jenkins Art Norman King Business Education Leon Kreger Science Hilda Lineweaver Sociology . .. u, . .M..,,,vn,.. Mary K. McAdoo Library Science Elizabeth P. McKenzie English Donald Morningstar Science Barry Novick English Thomas McComas Social Science Dorothy C. Marquart Laboratory School John Mowbray Mathematics Robert Oravetz Business Education Ronald McCall Geography James Mason English Wayne L. Mowrey Music Dr. Barry Ochs Science Isabel McCurdy Library Science Roger Miller Library Helen Moyer Library Science Dr. William Peightel Science Kay R. McFarland Library Science William J. Moran, Jr. Business Education Dr. James R. Meyers History Victor Petrov Geography 1 v77 's ddnmu. ifv'lh' J 4...;a-Q, f ,5 Jerrold Phillips English Robert Reed Science Carol Roberts English William Shirk Geography Helga Pillwein Foreign Language Linda Reid English Jack Roddick Science Dr. James Seibcr Mathematics James Pribula Physical Education George Reisingcr English Charlotte Rogers Education Dr. Anton Slysh Science Victor Profughi Social Science John Reitmycr Music Jean Romberger Laboratory School William Snyder Science John Ramer Social Science Morris Rill Alathemalics Phyllis Schaffer Business Education Helen Soudcrs Speech ,, mm. m m 7 z , yX a?? ? ?, 6 ? ?yWWM? ??z??? 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Row 2: Bob Hinderlitcr, Vice-Prcsident; Nancy Patterson, Secretary; Ron Shell- hammcr, Treasurer. MARY ANN ACHE Broomall Elementary - Fine Arts PSEA - NEA 1,2,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Freshman Counsellor 4; WAA 2,3,4, WAA Cab- inet 2,3,4; Tau Kappa 3,4, Treasurer; Intra- mural Sports 1,2,3,4; Varsity Hockey 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. ANN ADAMS Harrisburg Elementary 4- Psychology Masquers; Newman Club; Elementary Club; Student Secretary; Prom Committee. PATRICIA ADAMS Chambersburg Elementary - Library Science PSEA; Elementary Club; Alpha Beta Alpha; Day VVomenS Association. ROBERT C. ALLEN Port Royal Accounting - Management Student Employee - Public Relations Office 1, 2,3; Business Education Club 1,2,3; Intramural Sports 1,2. nu. ma:- - - - --i-m-vm- - CHARLES ALLESE chittown Ilixlm'y 3 Geography DANIEL JAMES AMICK East Mcchsport Social Science Social Studies Club 1; Sigma Tau Gamma 1,2, 3,4, Historian 3, Social Chairman 4; Phi Sigma Pi National Scholastic Fraternity 2,3,4; Inter- Fratcmity Council 2,3,4; Corridor Representa- tive 3; Wright Hall Dormitory Council 3; Jun- ior Class Prom Committee 3; Student Tutor 3,4; PSEA - NEA; Intramurals 1,234; Kappa Delta Pi National Scholastic Society, President 4, Rc- gionnl Delegate 3; Slate 1. LINDA IRENE AMSPACHER Stcwartstown Businexs - Accounting - Alanagement Business Club l,2,3,4; PSEA - NEA 1,234; Student Secretary 2,3,4. GARY DOUGLAS AUSTIN Chambersburg Business - Management - Secretarial Business Club 1,2; Masqucrs 1. MARIE L AVEY Hopewell Elementary Band 1,2,3; Day Mlomcn's Association 1,2,3,4. DARYL ANN BAER Newport Secondary ndaNE-Itulrix.: .3 1 . 1 .t. . . .n-n l x 443 4 f , w 7 343, P rogram Secretary- 123,4, Hershey Club ,2, Parliamentarian 3; Newman Club Choir, Elementary Club; Inter-Varsity Christian Fel- Littlestown Harrisburg Accounting - Management Elementary - Social Science PSEA - NEA 3,4; Day Women4s Council 3; Ele- mentary Club 3,4. Secondary Waynesboro Business Accounting - Management Business Education Club 2,3,4; Phi Sigma Pi 3, asurer; Quaesitum; Social Studies Shippenmen ISOBEL BATES LOIS BAUGH MAN Shlppensburg Elementary Education 3; E K R A B .m Am Ma M4 L m w WILLIAM HENRY BARNES 4, Acting Treasurer and Treasurer; Pi Omega Pi 3,4, Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Acacia 3,4, Treasurer 3,4; Freshman Advisory Council ELAINE BARBARA BASEHOAR JOSEPH ROCCA BATTISTA 4; Shippensburg Regional Film Library, Part- time job, 2,3,4. Club; Young Republicans. Elementary lowship Tre Business Chairman 1 President Treasurer 3. Vets Intramurals 12, Intramurals; Captain 1; Math Club 2,3,4; Biology Lab Assis- tant 2; Dishwasher 4. PSEA 4; Coraopolis Chairman 3; 1,2,3; Social Science - History PSEA l,2,3,4; Social Studies Club 1,2.3,4; Intra- murals 2. Club b m c VI r a t n 56 Hm Am 66E Una an, m 1 A TE I OWN m. mA IE ms 1P E, l b m c t T. A 041 t .w n O .U D1 6 C e R 0.4m 2 S e .n h C b m u C arm 1 Business Mifflintown Phi Sigma Epsilon, Social Shippensburg Library Science 4- Social Science Library Club 3; Alpha Beta Alpha 3. ANN BENTZ Dlllsburg Elementary 4 History PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; Social Studies Club 1,2,3,4, TERRY BAYLOR Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Grotto Club DARLEEN BEAL Business Dishwasher 1,2. JOHN R. BENNER E L G E E B L. H n D U J President 4; 1,2; Corresponding Secretary 3; Elementary Club 3, 4; Cumbelaircs 2,3,4; Class Historian 3,4; Intra- murals 2,3; Pi Nu Epsilon 4. RITA DIMATTEO BERGSTROM 1, 3,4, Club 31333331133 1,1 333333 .3, 1, 11 . .. .11,,1,1,.1, ,1 3 11111111111331 , , 1 44 44444444,, 44, 444444444 444 44 4. 4, 4 44444444 444444 44444444444444. 4 44444444447444444444444 4 44444 4444444444444 4444 444444 444444444444 4444 4444 44444 4 4 44 444444444? 44 4 44 4 444444444444 4 44444444444444 44444444444444444 4W444MMW444444444444444444744 44444444444444 44444444 ,4 4 , 4W444444444444444444 444444444444 444 4 4 Z4 , 444444 4 , 4 4 . 44 4444 .4444 , 4444444444444444444 . .4 44444444 4444, ,44 4, 44444444444444 44444444444444 4444444444444444444 44444444444444444444444444444444444444 44444444444444 44444 ia J J PSEA; Elementary Club; Art Club, Vice-Pres- ident. Elementary Club 3,4; Acac Orchestra 1; Band 1. PSEA; Alpha Phi Omega Sargeant at Arms, Parliamentarian. McVeytown Elementary - Social Science Canterbury Club 3,4, Vice President 4; Student PSEA-NEA l,2,3,4 3,4 I 2 Mount Union Social Science - History Phi Sigma Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary MARY ALICE BEST Mechanlcsburg Elementary - Social Science BONNIE K. BIESECKER Thomasville Secondary PAUL MELVIN BINGAMAN Waynesboro Mathematics REBECCA BOLEY Middletown Elementary BENJAMIN W. BINKLEY II ; MORELAND W. BOLLINGER, JR. Social Studies Club Veteran's Club 1. 4h, 3 VI 6 .k C O H 4.1, b In C V1 r. a r. n e m C E 44.44444 4 a L L A S N O B R. L L E Z Mechanicshurg Elemenlmv J. ROBERT BORTEL, JR. Harrisburg rench 4 Spanish Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4; Language Club 1, 2,3,4, Parliamentarian 2,3; Varsity Track 1,2; Shippcnmen 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; PSEA 1,2; Men's Intramurals 123,4; Masqucrs 1,2. 4 I JU DITH EVELYN BOVVER Harrisburg Zententary - Library Science 1i Cumberlaires PSEA-NEA 2'3,4; Alpha Beta Alpha 4; XMRA Rules Committee 3; from Juniata College; Intramurals 3. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Transfer 2,3,4; BONNIE K. BOWERS Walnut Bottom Social Science - History 1 2,3; Dav 1V0mcn's Council 1. 1 Dav Women 1 V Z X 22 22 222g 42 , 2222 , 23M 22m 222 22? 2222 2? 7 Z g? 2222? . Harrisburg Chemistry 4- Mathematics RONALD A. BOZIS , 272 7, ,, 2 2, V 7 , . 114 Student 2,3,4; Club Senate Senior at Large; Tau Kappa Epsilon, hcmistry Pylortcs, 3; Intramurals l,2,3,4. 1 C H. WAYNE BRADY 1,2; Baseball 222222 2222 24270222222 9?? Miaynesboro Liberal Arts Social Studies Club 1 l, Vice-Presidcnt 2 2g 222M222WMM2 222 Government ,2, Corresponding Secretary ; Young Republicans 123,4; 22 22g2ww2 Class President 2; Men's Resident Association, President Senator a , Z2, 22? 72?? VX 222 22, X2 222M President 4; Student Association 3; 2,3,4, Public Rela- Parliamentarian, ector, Chairman of Homecoming Spec- Committtcc; tions Dir ial Intercollegiate Conference on Corresponding Secretary 2, Chairman 3; Ouacsitum 1,2; Tau 2,3, Government Historian; Regional Vice lo 3, Congres- Delegate 2,3,4, United States National Student Association Kappa Epsilon Chairman, Assistant Region Library Virginia sional Delegate; Pa.-VV. 3,4, RICHARD W. BRICKER Mercersburg Accounting - Management Business Club 1,3,4; Veteran Club 1; Shippen- men 1. JUDITH FREY BRINDLE Chambersburg Business MYRON ROBERT BROWN, JR. Boiling Springs History 4 Social Science Track; Kappa Delta Phi; Intramurals. DOROTHY J. BRUBAKER Willow Street Business - Accounting - Secretarial Business Club 1,2,3,4, Historian 4; PSEA 1,2,3,4; Campus Interfaith Association 3,4; Inter-Var- sity Christian Fellowship 4; Corridor Repre- sentative 3,4; Dorm Treasurer 3; Dorm. Presi- dent 4; Womens Residence Association 4; Slate 4; Receptionist 3,4; Student Secretary 2,3,4. PAUL BRUBAKER Goldsboro Math 4 Chemistry Football 1; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sigma Gamma; Math Club 1,2. KENNETH E. BRUMBAUGH Saxton Math - Physics Intramurals; Mathematics Club; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Phi; Sigma Tau Gamma; Inter-Frat- ernity Council, Treasurer; New Student Orienta- tion Committee; Resident Assistant; Social Com- mittee; Young Republicans; Student Help in Library. if ,M 7 i $35me I - . i'g 2i 4! .l -e PHYLLIS A. BUCHER Liverpool Elementary - Library Science PSEA-NEA 123,4; Elementary Club 123,4; Band 1,2,3,,4; Orchestra l,2,3,4; Pi Nu Epsilon 3, 4; EUB Club 2,3. TOM BUCKUS Ebensburg Spanish - History Social Studies Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; PSEA; Student Employee; Corridor Representative; Dormitory Council. KENNETH A. BUSHMAN Harrisburg Chemistry - Math Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4; Chemistry Club 2, 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. RUTH ANN CARNS Newport Elementary - Fine Arts Student Secretary; Elementary Club PSEA-NEA; Intramurals; XVomen's Athletic Association. ROBERT CARR Greensburg Business - Accounting - Management Phi Sigma Epsilon 123,4; Parliamentarian 4, Social Chairman 4; Business Club 1,2,3,4. CHARLES RICHARD CARTY Chambersburg History - Social Science Social Studies Club 1,2,3; Shippenmcn 2; Young Democrats Club 2. 4 x M44 44 4 M XX x y 7,4? 4; X44444 V ?, 4444; 4444MW 44? x . x ,x . f4 foWMH foVf X 44 MW 4y L L 4X4 L . 5?? i 4 , L LL , :44 , 7?? xv 4V4 44444444? , , L . 4??? ngx 4 X44 L xx w I . L a ,. z, 1 Meth- Intra- Inter- odist Student Movement 3; Young Republicans 2. Gamma I ; ; WRA 1,2,3,4 Resident As- Social Studies CIA 3 Debate Society ; a Young Republican Club 4 1 p2 Methodist Student Move- Intramural Sports 4. Altoona Secondary Education 7 Chess Club 1; tian Fellowshi Radio Club 1 Middletown Liberal Arts - Social Science ist 4. y 9 Boiling Springs Elementary Education Women4s Basketball; ACEI; PSEA-NEA murals; Alpha Sigma; WAA. McConnellsburg Secretarial - Accounting 1011 Waynesboro Elementary Education DAVID CLOUSER IS IOHN J. COLOMBO 'lon 2 p51 Recept T N A F L A H C B N m R m N GLORIA JEAN CLAYTON Blairs Mills PENELOPE L. CLEPPER tum l,2,3,4, President 4 4 Theta E y : 113.851 DORINDA ANN CLIPPINGER sistant 4; WRA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 2,3 FAC 3,4; Freshman Counselor 3 Business Club 1,3,4 ment 3; Young Republican Club 2 Club Varsity Chr 1 FAC 4 Q ; ,4 40W $44. : Z4 4 , 2222 2,2 22 22W 2 2222222222222 2222222222 , 2222 22 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 123,4; Slate Staff 1,2; Pi Nu Epsilon 2,3,4; Elementary Orestes 4; Day 1Mommfs As- sociation 1,2,3,4; Elcnmntary Club 1. Prom 3; zlptain 4; XVonlen's Varsity of Junior ; Homecoming Court 4; Sweet- Social Stud- President of Senior Class; Senate; Chairman of Social y Band Concert VicePresident Masquers 3,4, President 4; 0f Junior-Scnior Alpha Psi Omega 3,4, Sccretary-Trcasurer 4; A M2 LN P mom ug b0 58 MG b m2 mw Cm .U Huntingdon English 4 Speech fransfcr from Millersvillc State College; Chorus Chambersburg Secrelarial - Alanagement Accompanist 1,2; Orchestra 1,2; PSEA 1,2; Cit- Busincss Education Club 2,3,4; Cumbalaircs 2; Day XVomcn's Association 2,3,4. Seton da ry- 1, ,3; w, d .1 1 b u P b, .m C S .m d m S 1 .m C o S Elementary 4- Speech McConnellsburg Ymk Social Sa'enrc 4 History SHELBY J. COY Shlppensburg GEORGE R. CROUSE Committee; Chairman Cheerleader 2,3,4, 2 Basketball 1,234 guagc Elub 1; Social Studies Club 1,2; Corridor Representative 3; Intramural Sports 2,3,4; XVAA Cabinet 3; Cap Crew 2; Student Union Com- mittee 2,3,4; Quacsitum 3. DOROTHY JUNE CREMER RITA LOUISE CULBERTSON D R 0 F w A R C S E M L 0 H N H 0 J MARY ELIZAB VTH CRAMER amard 1,2; English 1,2; Choralccr Accompanist Orchestra 3.4; 3; Cumbalaires 3,4; Mixed Chorus Accompanist heart Ouccn Court 3;;Newman Club 1,2; Lan- Committee for Governor Scranton Marching Band Shippenmcn ics Club 1Vorkshop. 4; Class; 2222 42. 2222222 22 2222222 2222 222,22H 2, 2222 222222222 2 ,2 272222222 , n2 . 72,22222222222222222222 .. 2 222222222 222222222 222222222 , 2222,2222 ,222222222222222222MMH2222W , 22222222222222222222MMW2H2.2 22222222222222 22 . 2222 22222222222222222222 , 2222222222W22. 2222 , 22. 22222 , , 22 222 22 222222 22 . , , 2 222 , JANICE M. CULTON Williamstown Elementary - Spanish PSEA-NEA; Elementary Club; Mixed Chorus; Girls Basketball; DWA. SUSAN CVAMMEN Nazareth Elementary Student PSEA NBA 1; Elementary Club Intramural Sports 1,2,3. THOMAS W. CYPHER Saxton History - Geography Intramurals l,2,3,4; PSEA-NEA 1; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4, Secretary, Parliamentarian; Aca- cia 3,4, Secretary. S. JUDY DAUGHERTY Kirkwood Elementary - Library Science PSEA-NEA 2,3,4; Elementary Club 1; Waitefs Association 2; Methodist Student Movement 2; Library Club 3; Slate 3; WRA Council 3; WRA Judiciary Council 3; Banquet Committee 3; President - McCune Hall 3; Assistant to Head Resident - Lackhove Hall 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH DAVEY Camp Hill English - French English Club 1; Language Club 2,4; FAC 4; PSEA 4. KENNETH W. DAVIDSON Shippensburg Chemistry - Mathematics Chemistry Club, Vice-Presiident 4; PSEA. Intramural 3,4. Quaesitum, Young Rc- Women's Harrisurg Elementary - Fine Arts Art Club; Dorm Board, Vicc-Presidem, Bulletin Board Committee Chairman; Language Club; WAA; Publicity Director of XVAA; Girl's Ten- Elmnenlary Phoenixvillc Intramurals l; LSA 1; Basketball Managcr12. Head Manager 3; Marching Band 1,2; Orchestra Elementary lub 1,2,3; WAA 1,2; Dorm Repre- l Fransfer from University of Kentucky; PSEA- NEA 3,4. Slate; CAROL DAVIDSON PHYLIS J DAVIS Harrlsburg English - Speech Masqucrs 1,2,3,4, Vicc-Presidcnt 3; Alpha Psi Omega 2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Kappa Delta Pi JANET DAY lemenlary Chairman; 1 Elementary - Psychology Alpha Sigma Service Club 2,3,4, Chaplain 3; Student Library Secretary 2,3,4; PSEA-NEA 2, 3,4; Intramurals 1,2. Wantagh, L.I., New York SANDRA R. DAVIS POLLY WILSON DAVIS ALLEN G. DEFIBAUGH Reflector; publicans; Secretary to English Department. SUSAN 1, ,3,4; Who's Who Among Students In Amer- Dishwasher's Association nis Team 123,4, Captain 3; Intramural Sports SH 6 g e n O C 1 rK n a S C .U m C w .1. Til. I n a C 3,4; 1; sentative to XVomenE Residence Council, Rules Elementary 4 Sports 1,2,3. Committee 444444 4 444g? 4 4 . 444W4MWMMM4 4V4 ,4 4 74 . 4444444 4 4 44 44744444 . .. : 4444444 4 4 444444444444444447444444 4 , 444444444444444444444444444444444444444444 444444444W44444 444404444444444444 4, 4 44 414 444 4?, 4;, 4; 4 44, ; I ,2 Freshman Education 3,4; Dorm Board Secre- Dorm Bulletin Business WRA Second Vice-Pres- 1 Secretary-Treasurer y Publicity Chairman 3,4; 3,4, Secretary 4; Gettysburg Elementary - Spanish Bellwood History 4 Social Science Young Democrats 1,2,3,4, Historian 3,4; Social Shippensburg Business Education PSEA-NEA; Chambersburg Accounting 4- Management Senate 4; Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Chairman; President; Elementary - French Secondary Education DMA Sophomore Representative, FRANK L. DIEHL Chambersburg 1,2,3,4, THOMAS E. DIEHL VICKI LOU DINGES Club 2,3,4, Club; CAROLE ANN DILLEN NANCY H. DUBYNIAK H C n E D E N A J A L L E U R D Vice-President, Dorm Board Representative 4. Slate 1,2,3, News Editor 2,3 tary 2; PSEA-NEA 2,3 ident 3; FAC 3. Board Committee; Intramurals. Club. PSEA-NEA Elementary Club 1,2,3; Language Club 2,3,4, Scrapook Editor 3, Vice-President 4; LSA 2,3,4; Kappa Delta Pi Counsellor 4 Studies Business 33V X2222 g 247 , , 4 4 I . ,. ,, , , . . 4Q X? 51 MM??? ??MMWWV . , ?MWMW 4W . x4? , . , , , . , , 7X? X4 24?; , , , 4 , 24???? , Masquers; Cumba- , PSEA-NEA 1,2,4; J for WYSC; Chorus 1,2,3. PSEA-NEA 1,4; EUB Club Grecncastlc 1; Town Counsellor 4. English 4 Span ish , Landisburg Boiling Springs Business Education Washington, DC. Elementary Education Pi Nu Epsilon 3; PSEA-NEA 1,2 Announcer Mixed Acacia 3,4, Scribc 3, IFC Represen- LINDA A. DUNCAN lemenlmy 4 Social Science Llcmcnlmy Edumlzon RICHARD C. EDRIS Steelton JAMES L. EALY, JR. STEPHEN J. ECKER Ii , KATHRYN GRACE EISS l, ,3. Club I, ,3; IUDITH LORRAINE ELLIOTT Reflector staff 3,4 to r mm .KS S wane 1.1 yd Am 3a 2 nR 0 , HA1, S 013, E2 un Nb .1.m Pp :U 3 a r h u mT ma Tm Ym ra mc m .m C e C r s y , e 3, .m 2, V 1 a 4. m 3, C 9., h 1 C r b O u 1 no. C n C G C d U .1 S .. m 3 P r - .c 4, n 3 H u a 2, C .1 r d T. m U B m dent 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4 Walter DMA 3,4 Radio Lures VI 4460 4 4. 44 f ,, g? 4??? . Ir! N$$HW$HTJR I , L w: iii? , 2 L , ,3 4? Kappa Intra- ; 1 ; Pi Omega Resident Assis- Corridor Rep- Arts 1 ; Basketball Man- Art Club 3,4, Student Secretary , Masquers 1,2,3, Alpha - Fme Phi Omega 2,3,4; Intranaurals 12,3,4; Social Stu- dies Club 1,2 Art Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Elementary Club 2,3,4, Program Committee 2. Business Education Club 1, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4 Business Aquatic Club 1; Business Club 1,2,3,4 Harrisburg Pi 2,3,4; Pi Delta Epsilon 3,4 History - Social Science Wrestling 123,4 Burnham Millersburg Geography - History Phi Sigma Epsilon 3,4; Gamma Theta Epsilon , , y ; Freshman Advisory Council 3; Audio-Visual Aids Assistant 3,4; Janitor Crew 1,2,3,4. Intramurals 2,3 J J Accounting - Secretarial PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4 MARGARET ELKO Prospect Park Elementary Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4 Treasurer 4 3,4. JO ANN EMANUEL Elementary - Soczal Sczence DONNA MAE FABER WAYNE G. FAILOR Lemoyne WILLIAM FLOYD ENGLE Grotto Club 1; EUB Club 1,2,3,4. CARL W. ESPENSHADE Soccer 2; Slate 1,2 I tant 3,4; Slate 1,2,3,4; ths Who Among Stu- dents in American Universities and Colleges 4. 2 n .m r o t .B H 4H 3y 2 .1 P a g e m 0 .h 4H 3 m a k e D 4, 3, 2 VI r. a t e r. C e S t n e d u t S n.0, WAT r rum m r n 0 e p m C r R 3 V, r a t e r C e S g .m d n 0 p S e r r O C 4m 3, 2 PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4 murals 1234 3,4 ager 1,2 , , Z gxxnsg 2,3,4; I.C.G. 3,4; Who's X47110 In Ameriican College Students 4. Resident Social Executive Committee 3,4; Club 2,3,4; FISCHER Young Democrats Elizabeth B usin 653 Philadelphia Accounting - Management Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4; Football 1; Intramur- Elementary 315 1,2; Business Club 1,2,3. Herminic Social Science Vice-Prcsidcnt of Student Association 3,4; Jur- Chambersburg Accounting - Management Track 1; Tau Kappa Epsilon. LINDA FILSON GUY E. FEATHER Daytona Beach, Florida Codification Committee Chairman LINDA FARNER Shlppcnsburg Buszness ROBERT L 4; GEORGE E. REGAN RONALD R. FENNELL Committee Chairman 3,4; Parking Com- Customs Tribunal Chairman 4; ic1ary m m a U n 1 2H 1 A E S P 4H coy 2 n b .18; P E a P P a K U a T 4., aw 2, l S l a mittee 3,4; 3,4; Assistant Studies WW, , .. . .. .. ,. .. , X4 7x V. x 45 2M, 05me 47 42?? ??g2 44? 44 4 4?? , 4?? 4 x GAY FLECK Three Springs Mathematics PSEA-NEA; National Council for Teachers Math; DMA; Student Association. KENDAL J. FLEMING Mapleton Depot Secondary Education RAY H. FLEMING, JR. Yeagerstown History - Social Science LSA l,2,3,4; Young Republicans 2,3,4; Social Studies Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Float Committee 2; PSEA-NEA 4. JOHN THOMAS FLICKINGER Hershey Biology Acacia, President 3; Alpha Phi Omega; Canter- bury Association; FAC 3. SANDI FLUDOVICH Harrisburg Elementary - Social Science Slate 2,3, Assistant Feature Editor 3; PSEA- NEA 2,3, Circulation Chairman 3; Elementary Education Club 2. ROLLAND EDWARD FOOR III Everett Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon 1,2,3,4, Pledge Master; Shippenmen 1; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Resident Assistant 3,4; Head Resident As- sistant 4; FAC 4; Student Librarian 2,3; Asist- ant Intramural Chairman 3; Cumberland Staff 4; Veteran3s Club. PSEA-NEA, Movement; sthwashcr, Budget Student MSM. Social Studies Club. FREY ducation Emma us 1 Committee 2; Hcadwaitcr; ..,L a W :0 a e H Trcmont II usincss I Methodist lcuzcnlm';y Education GARY F. FOOSE DIANE E. CIA Cabincl; 13 e C L e .1. .C .0 l U .l C 0 S NJ m l S .l 11 I VICKI C. FOLTZ Library bacmc 3 langlzsh LARRY F. FOOSE History - Social Science SANDRA E. FOSTER ANNETTA FREW lemenlm'y 3 Special Education Elementary Club 1,3; PSEA3NEA 1,2, Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3; Intramurals 1; Student- Association; Faculty-Administration Association; Cabinet; Dishwasher; Library Club 1,2,3, Secretary 3; Alpha Beta Al- I3 pha 4; Concert Band 1,2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4. and Finance Committtcc 3; Student Secretary 1, ,3. PSEAVNEA; XVaiter's CIA Waitcr's Z33 kg? 2 Zgww , ???Vzgw3 z , xx ,, 1 , Z 22 V . L 1 3; 2222722222, 2M, 222?? 27 , . Ixxxg x x , , x7 , 7 222 V . , , kw? 222g; , , x 27M , . 1 . . a , . .2xxAAAWfAA; x N i J y 3. Slate 2, ive Sigma Tau ; Intramurals 2,3,4 Social Studies Club Intramural Sports 2,3,4 Sophomore Float Committee. I 9 Day Womerfs Coun- PSEA. 1 PSEA 1,2,3 1 ; WRC Member at Large 3 Art Club 3 Elementary Club. Corridor Representat Business ; Elementary Resident Assistant 4 Reflector 1,2 Ridley Park Elementary Elementary Transfer from The Defiance College, Defiance, Ohio Chambersburg Humm-elstown Club 1,4 History - Social Science RICHARD FRY Camp Hill I PHYLLIS FUNGHI DEANNA GANTT New Bloomfield S m R F w. E G R o E G Newman Club 1,2 Elemen tary Club 3 Club 1,3,4 Gamma 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3,4 I CYNTHIA GAGLIARDO New Castle Day Women1s Association 2,3,4. Elementary Club 2 y 1 ELEANOR ANNE GALLAGHER Accounting - Management - Typewriting Intramurals 1,2,4 14 I Soci' 1 Studies c1 Slate 1,2 Business 2 3 KENNETH GARNER New Kensington Secondary JOYCE GEHMAN Macungie Mathematics - Physics PSEA-NEA 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2,3, Treasurer 2,3; Intramural Sorts 1,2,3. M. SUSAN GEIST Elementary - Speech SUZANNE GELNETT Millerstown Elementary - Language Elementary Club; PSEA; Language Club; quers; Intramurals. GERALDINE GILMORE Pittsburgh Business GLORIA JEAN GINTER Hanover Elementary - Fine Arts Elementary Club; PSEA. e4. .. age 7? e. , g? .. , z Z ZeZe , z V : 4 44444 744, ,. , ., , eXK ., .. ,, Z? ; 7X , Zoe ,4 y i ; ,4 4 ,4 3,4, Ser- y 4 Intramural 2,3, WAA 2,3 1 ; Elementary Education PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; FAC 4; Student Secretary 3 Receptionist 4. ; Varsity Club 2 Handbook Committee Committee Secretary ; Student Secretary 8,4. Levittown Business Education: Secretarial - Management Newville Business Education: Accounting - Management Business Education Club 1,3,4. Johnstown Business Education: Accounting - Management Red Lion Social Science - Geography WAA Cabinet 3,4 4, Business Education Club. Tau Kappa Epsilon 1 Blalrs Mills Elementary Education geant-At-Arms 4. Elections Secretary LUCY GOSHORN elta Pi; Pi Omega Pi; Phi Sigma Pi, PHIL GLADFELTER Education Club 1,2,3,4 2,3,4; IEAN CAROL GOLDTH-ORPE GERALDINE MAE GRAEFF STANLEY PAUL GRAHAM ROBERT W. GRAMLING Sports 1 Tau Kappa ecretary 3, PSEA-NEA 3 Kappa D Secretary 4; Business S 4 .m a t Di 3 C o C 4H 9N 9m 1 k c a r T President 4; GRANGER GROVE Shippensburg lcmcntary Education - Speech Lewistown Accounting - Alanagement Grecncastlc MAC GROCE Fanncltsburg New Cumberland Elementary Education Republican Club 3; DKNA 4. uglish - Afatllcmulim History - Social Science 1 College Book Store; Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Social Studies Club. JOAN H. GRIBBLE THOMAS F. CRIMES MARVIN E. 1 NJ 7 O 4L 5 m N 0 .1 f. a r. U U h .VX 1 a l n e m 6 Y b CARROLL G. 1 Sigma Pi 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4. Sigma Pi; Business Education Club; Intramural JEANNINE ELAINE GROVE XX X XXXXXXXXXXXXXXJXXXXX JOAN M. GRUBER Middletown Elementary Chess Club 3,4; PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; WAA 3,4; Young Republicans 2,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2, 3,4, President 4; Switchboard Operator 2,3,4. SUSAN GRUBER Dillsburg Elementary - Fine Arts Elementary Club 2,3,4; PSEA 3,4; Intramurals 3. CASSANDRA HALBERSTADT Broomall Elementary - Fine Arts Slate 1,2,3; Slate Feature Editor 2,3; PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; Women's Judiciary Council Secretary 2; Elementary Club 2; Cap Crew 2; WAA 2,3,4; Freshman Counselor Representative 3; Pi Delta Epsilon, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4. RALPH HANAWALT McVeytown Business BARBARA LEE HARPER Hatfield Elementary -- Spanish Varsity Hockey l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 4; Varsity Basketball 1,2,3,4; WAA Sports Leader in Swim- ming and Volleyball 3,4; Tau Kappa Gamma, Vice-President 4; Alpha Sigma 3,4; PSEA 3; Student Association Senate Secretary 4; Student- Faculty-Administration Relationships Commit- tee Chairman 4. DOROTHY BURDGE HART East Waterford Elementary 4 Social Science PSEA-NEA 3,4; Elementary Club 1,2,3,4; WAA 3,4; Intramurals 2.3. SENIORS DOROTHY HARTNER McKees Rocks Secretarial - Management Slate; Business Education Club; PSEA-NEA. DONNA KAY HAUPT Middletown Elementary - Social Service Elementary Club 123,4; PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; In- tramurals 1,2,3,4; Republican Club 2,3. ROBERT D. HAWK Middletown Elementary - History Elementary Club; Inlramurals; Phi Sigma Epsi- lon; Social Studies Club. GEORGE W. HAY Rockwood Business Business Club l,2,3,4; Shippenmen l; Interfra- temity Council 2,3, Treasurer, 3; Sigma Pi 1,2, 3,4, Vice-Prcsident 4. JOYCE HERR Paxinos Elementary Cumbelaires; Mixed Chorus; PSEA; Elementary Club; Freshman Advisory Council; Resident Assistant. FRED R. HERTRICH Rockledge Social Science - History Parent1s Day Committee 1; Homecoming Com- mittee 1,2; PSEA-NEA 2,3,4; Class Nominating Committee 3; Class Treasurer 2; Social Studies Club 1,2,3,4; Chairman-Annual Workshop on Contemporary Affairs; Young Democrats 2,3,4; Intercollegiate Conference on Government 1,2, 3,4; Chairman Intercollegiate Conference on Government 3; Chairman-Judiciary Sub-Com- mittee on Codification 3; Student Librarian 2; Waiter 3. MARTHA JANE HIKES York Springs Elementary - Library Science College Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Pi Nu Epsi- lon 3,4; PSEA 1,2,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2,3; LSA 1,2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Student Ad- visor 4, Vice-President of Gettysburg Area LSA 3,4; Library Science Club 1,2,3,4; Alpha Beta Alpha 3,4; Resident Assistant 4. ROBERT HINDERLITER Chambersburg Secondary PHILLIP HIPPENSTEEL Shippensburg Mathematics - Physics Phi Sigma Epsilon 1, Interfraternity Council 4; Shippenmen 2; Raiders 4; Who1s Who In Ameri- can College Students 4. JOHN P. HOFFMAN En'haut English - Speech Dramatics 1; Masquefs 1; English Club 1; Intra- murals 1. LOUDEN C. HOFFMAN Dillsb-urg Geography - Earth Science PSEA4NEA l; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3, Presi- dent 4; Ground Crew 1,2,3; Geography Lab 4. SENIORS ELLEN J. HORMANN Gradyville Elementary - Geography Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4, Corresponding Sec- retary 3; Elementary Club 1,2; PSEA-NEA 1,2,3; Outing Club 3,4, Secretary 4; WAA 2,3,4; Tau Kappa 4; Varsity Tennis 123,4; Waitefs Asso- ciation 1,2; Waiter 3.4, Headwaiter 4; Dorm Receptionist 3,4. LINDA MILLER HOSTERMAN Marysville Elementary - Fine Arts Intramurals 1,2,3 Slate 1,2,3,4; Elementary Club 2; PSEA 3,4; President of Harley Hall 3; Wom- en's Resident Council 3. WI LLIAM LESTER HOSTERMAN Shermansdalc Elementary Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Sigma Pi, Intramural C0- Chairman 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4, Captain 4; PAC 3. NANCY HOVIS Waynesboro Elementary Education 4 Social Science PSEA; Day Women's Representative to Execu- tivc Council 3. CLAIR E. HUNSECKER McConnellsburg Secandary RITA HUPPER Mechanicsburg Business Alpha Sigma l,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Cum- bulaircs 2,3,4; Business Education Club 1,2,3,4. CAROLE HURTER Pottstown French - Math Student PSEA l,2,3,4, Chapter Recording Secre- tary 3, State Secretary 3, State President 4; Alpha Sigma Service Sorority 3,4, Pledge Master 3, Treasurer 4; Horton Hall Dorm Board 2,3, Treasurer 3; Freshman Counselor 3,4; Freshman Advisory Council 3,4; Intramurals 3,4. LORRAINE F. JENNINGS Palmyra Elementary 4 Social Science Transfer from Hershey Junior College; Repub- lican Club 3; Elementary Club 4; Intramural Sports, Football 4, Basketball 4, Volleyball 4; Children's Theater Cast 3. JAMES R. JOHANNES Emmaus Elementary - Fine Arts Football; Art Club; PSEA; Elementary Club; Shippenmen; Mixed Chorus; Art Exribition Committee. CAROLE A. JONES Chambersburg Elementary - Library Science PSEA; Elementary Club; Alpha Beta Alpha; Day Women3s Association. CARMELA MARY JOY Harrisburg Elementary 4 Fine Arts Elementary Club 1; Aquatic Club 1; Art Club 2,3; Masquers l; Intramural Sports, Softball 1, Volleyball 2; Water Safety Instructor 1,2,3; Chairman of Decorations for Dance 1,2; WAA 1,2,3. V SUZANNE KAHN W aynesboro Spanish Intramurals; Phi Sigma Epsilon Sweetheart Queen, 1965. WILLIAM J. KAHN Huntingdon Geography Phi Sigma Epsilon; Intramurals. MARGARET KASER CRAWFORD DILE KAUFFMAN York Biology Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Chaplain 4; Football 123,4; Varsity Club 123,4; Intramurals 123,4; Student Janitor 1,2,3;Shippenmen 1; Band 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cap Crew 2. CAROL KAYLOR Harrisburg Elementary - Social Science Masqucrs; Elementary Club; Women's Residence Association Cabinet 1; Women's Athletic Asso- ciation Cabinet 3; Varsity Hockey 2,3; Sopho- morc Dance Committee 2; Junior and Senior Prom Ticket Committee 3; PSEA. SUE ANN KELLS Albur'tis Liberal Arts 2 Sociology Hockey 1; Social Studies Club 1,2; Aquatic Club 1,2. PATRICIA ELAINE KELLY Kittanning English - Library Science PSEA-NEA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Alpha Beta Alpha 4; Senior Counselor 4; Library Staff 2,3,4; Homecoming Committee for Student As- sociation 3. KARL ARTHUR KEMBLE Shippensburg Secondary CHERYL ELLEN KERR Carlisle Elementary - Math PSEA 1,2,3,4; Cumberland 3, Editor 4; Pi Delta Epsilon, vice-presidcnt 4; Intramurals 3,4. MARIANN KERSTETTER Lewistown Elementary LYNDA ELIZABETH KILLIAN Mercersburg Elementary - Speech Elementary Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 3; Pres- ident 3rd term 3, Chairman of Refreshment Committee 3; Lutheran Students Association 1,2; Intramural Sports 2; Corridor Representative, 3; Freshman Counselor 4. ROBERT L. KILLIAN Shippensburg Business Accounting - Management Business Education Club. mmmmm$ ny w Z? 4? xxx X Z X ?; Zz ?V ,y??; , 7 f? ?? ; L WM; , g ,. ?x? ? .. , and Elementary Budget Crew; PAC, History Cap Secretary; Treasurer; Finance Committee; Tau Kappa Epsilon, Prcsr idcnt; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Sigma Pi; Basket lmnenlary Gettysburg French - Spanish French Club 1; Masqucrs 4; PSEA-NEA; Intra- murals 2,3. Bellwood Camp Hill I Harrisburg History - Spanish Social Studies Club; Young Republicans; New- man Club; Intramurals. L. .1 m 0 C m 1 dP e m; u b U1 S S Cya n31. Vx7h aw .wmw, ma Y. Wu km a 1 I n I A w XVilliamstown becondmv Assistant; CAROLYN KIME Committee, Club; Raidcrcttcs. Sarial .S'Imlie s fcnnis 123,4, comptain 4; Varsity Resident PSEA-NEA. G W K N N A L o R A C Association, KAREN K. KISSINGER AROLE ELAINE KISTLER VVALTJLR KON ETSCHNI A Social ALEXANDRA EUGENIE KIST Student 1,2; Club; ball ICC; z ? . ZW XXx g WW? , ? ZWW X gw . 1 92 42333422 2ZWMX ,, 4.7,M 4 22222722, 22 , XX2 2 3 Z X? 22 MW, Z x 722 V22? 324222222332249433 7 I J 4 President 3, Vice-President 4; Vets Club 12 Vice-President 2; 1 Elementary , Slate 1. In- ; Phi Sigma Pi ,2,3, Treasurer; Lan- b Assistant; Mathe- ,3,4, Treasurer 3, Sergeant Education Club- 1,2,3 German Day Men's Council, Language Club, Intramurals. Intramurals; Harrisburg Elementary Elementary Club; PSEA. Harrisburg Allentown Elementary - Spanish German - English PSEA l,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 4 Philadelphia Accounting 4 Management Acacia 3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; PSEA 4; Raid ers 4; Alpha Phi Omega 3,4; Secretary 3; tramurals 2,3,4. Chambersburg ; Elementary Club 1 ; Language La guage Club 2 matlcs Club 2 Business DAVID E. KOTTMYER CASILLA KRATZER Business Accounting - Management Sigma Tau Gamma 2 L E K N O K L R A K T R E B R O N DOROTHY ANN KUHLWIND BARBARA ANNELIESE KUNZ Senate Codification Committee 3. 2,3,4; Freshman Advisory Council 3. WILLIAM LANCE LANDAUER at Arms 4; 7 Club 1,2,3; Young Republican Club 1,2,3,4 Vice-President 3,4; Senate Judiciary Committee PSEA-NEA 2; Masquers l 4 g 2222 ZK Elem- entary Club; Cap Crew; Student Secretary. 1,2,3,4; Mlaiters Association 2; Student Secretary 3,4; A, E S P Club Business .N C n e M, gF r us w am Hm m 6 HI. 1L Lehigh ton Business Secretarial Management Cumbelaires l,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 123,4; Chor- PSEA-NEA 4. Elementary Elementary Club; PSEA; Day Women's Assoc- Language Club; English - Speech Masquers; Alpha Psi Omega; Reflector; Intra- Prospectville murals. O B E L E N N A S U S DONNA LEE LAU Dauphm PHILIP C. LEATHERY DIANA G. LESHER Business Accounting - Management Transferred from San Bernardino Valley Col- lege, Veterans Club 2,3,4; Business Education Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. RUTH ELLEN LEISTER Mount Holly Sprlngs Elementary s Library Science JEAN ELIZABETH LEARY aleers 2,3; Pi Nu Epsilon 2,3,4, Corresponding Secretary 4; CIA Cabinet 1,2,3; UCC Club 1,2,3A, Alpha Sigma; Fecretary-Treasurer 4; Intramurals 2,3; 2W7 ., .. sgs lggggggi 72172??? g 416L272? 72 LL 2222 x7. L ??ggfi L??? LL? x 2 L2 2L 3M2? 2 L, M 2?? 22?? x2 L L 2 W22. 222 22?: 222222 . Z? ?gL x L LL 2 7 2 . ,2 L f? LL, 2 Z , . L . Z 2222?? 222222222 x LLZWLV , w? 2?? ; 22?? MY, 2? Z L 2272222222??? ??gx x2226 .L 2? OH ? .22? 2 L 2 2221? L 77227 V22 2272 I Z2222 2222 2 LLLL , L , z LL L , L 22222;; ,. Q 22? .L ,L 22? L L JLLLLLLLC 2 22 72222,; L L 2?? x L ; . L 2? L 222L222 i1 Prem- try Fire lon, National Geography Fraternity. i Inter-Fraternity Counc 3, President 3. Dormitory 0n 123,4; 2,3; Chemis dent 4; Intra- ; Gamma i Assistant Pledge: Pi Sigma P 1 I Business Education 2: Basketball Coach 2 PSEA. igma Pi Lew1stown History - Geography Carlisle Spanish 2- English Slate 3, Sports Editor 3. ; Springfield Elementary Committee 1,2 Morrisville Elementary Phi Sigma Epsil Secondary 3,4 McAlisterville Abbottstown Accounting - Management Pi ; Phi Intramural Sports 1,2 1 ta Treasurer 3,4 RICHARD L. LUDT Representative Social Chairman 4 ROBERT W. LIPPY LARRY LEE LONG i GLORIA N. LUZZATTO i, ANTHONY J. LIGATTI Methodist Club v JOSEPH RODGER LUNDVALL s e r P 3H 2 r e r u S a e r T 4H 3, 2; 1 b u 1 C 2 kn. a r u m Art Exhibit Warden 1,2 dent 3, Kappa Del PSEA-NEA 1 Band 1,2,3, Theta Ups master 2, Sigma P Club LAMA 2 22A??? 7! jANE R. MCCAHAN Saxton Elementary - Social Science Varsity Hockey 2,3; VVAA Corresponding Secre- tary 3; PSEA; Elementary Club; Intramural Sports 2; Sophomore Dance Committee, Junior Senior Dance Committee. EILEEN P. MCCLEARY JEROME MCCONNELL Lilly Accounting - Management Business Club l,2,3,4; Newman Club 1,2. XX s BARBARA SUE MCCULLOUGH Harrisburg Elementary - Library Science Library Club 1; Alpha Beta Alpha 1. jOHN MCCULLOUGH Pittsburgh Secondary Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3, Historian 4; Phi Sigma Pi 4; Football, Foot- ball Head Manager 2,3,4; Resident Assistant 3. 4, Head Resident Assistant 4; Social Studies Club 2, Freshman Advisory Committee 3.4; Intra-Fraternity Council 4; Cumberland 1; VVhos Who in American Colleges and Univer- sities 4. STEPHEN K. MCFEELY Indianapolis, Indiana Arcounling Acacia Fraternity; Intramural Sports, Team; Business Club. XWX 4V X y 4 Corridor Dorm- , 2 Council, Secretary 3; Varsity Club 2,3 1 l,2,3,4 MCNEILL Altoona Business Accounting - Management Harrisburg Liberal Arts - Sociology Ground Crew Representative 4. Social Science - History MARY ANN MACE York Elementary - Englzsh Social Studies Club. THOMAS C. MCGEE TERENCE MCLOUGHLIN MICHAEL F. CHARLENE MACKENTIRE Elementary JEANETTE V. MATTHEW Elementary PSEA-NEA. 4., 3, 2, l b u 1 C s s e n .y u B .m 3, 2, 1 1 1 a b t C k S a B itory Secretary 4; xx 4M 2 y 2 244 JOHN MADDOX Lewistown Accounting - Management Business Club 1,2,3,4; Pi Omega Pi 3,4; Phi 2 XX 3 2 b m C t .m d o h t e M 4, M a m .mo 8 MARY JUDITH MALONE Elementary - Social Science Elementary Club 2,3,4; Receptionist 3,4. PARKER EUGENE MARTIN Saint Thomas Elementary - Mathematics Intramurals 3,4; Elementary Club 2; Day M61115 Council, Senior Representative 4; Mathematics Club 1,2; Grotto Club 1; Gamma Theta Upsilon 3,4; Student Library Help 4. 232 22 JUDITH A. MATTER 22 . . 4 2., . ZWM 222272244 Elizabethville Elementary - Social Science Social Studies Club 2,3,4; Secretary-Treasurer tee 3, Secretary 3; PSEA 3; Prom Committee, Chairman of Invitations Committee 3; Student- Faculty-Administration Relationships Commit- tee 4; Elementary Club 4; Freshman Advisory 0f the Social Studies Club 3; Elections Commit- Council 4. , 722444 4744444,, JANE R. MEIGHAN 4.2,, MW; 4464 . g2 4 WM X W22 5;; 3 Camp Hill English - French Slate l,2,3,4; Slate Exchange Editor 2; Kappa Delta Pi 4; PSEA-NEA 1,4; Town Counselor 4. 42422222 , E2 22222222? , 4222224222224 44442444444724 2 242, 32 a 4437 NW, 222 32X , X222 2 SUSAN ELIZABETH MIDDOUR 42, 2M x4 XXf Fine Arts Elementarr Cumbelaires l,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President dent 4; PSEA-NEA 1,3; Corridor Representative Resident Assistant 4. 3; Choraleers 3, Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4; Pi Nu Epsilon 3,4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Presi- 3; , , x44 3 44 2 BLAINE L. MILLER, JR. Washington Social Science - History GLORIA J. MILLER Mercersburg Elementary - History Elementary Club. ROBERT M. MILLER Quarryville Accounting - Managenwnt Tennis 1,2,4; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Interfratern- ity Council; Freshman Advisory Council; Busi- ness Education Club; Newman Club; Resident Assistant; MRA Council 3Treasurer4. NANCY LEE MONN New Bedford Elementary - Psychology Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Switchboard Operator. MAURICE S. MOODY Chester Business Education Intramurals 1,2,3; Business Education Club 1,2,3,4; Pi Sigma Epsilon 1,4 4Treasurer3 2,3; Men's Residence Association Vice President 3; Freshman Advisory Council 3,4; Canterbury Club 1; Phi Sigma Pi 2,3,4; Pi Omega Pi 3 Gresidcno 4; Kappa Delta Pi 4; Resident Assistant 4; Football Manager 3. HAROLD MOORE Saxton Chemistry Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4 Mthletic Director; 3,4; Intramurals l,2,3,4; Cap Crew 2; Rubber Band 1,2,3; Chemistry Club 2,3,4; Grotto Club 2,3,4; PSEA-NEA 4; Lab Assistant 4; Library Assistant 3,4. LINDA L. MOORE Zionsvillc Business Edurntion: Secretarial - Accounting Business Education Club 123,4 4Corresponding Secretary; 3; PSEA-NEA 1,2; Intramural Sports 123.4; Aquatic Club 2. M. ELAINE MORGAN Irwin Elementary Education CLAIR ARTHUR MORRETTE Saint Thomas Mathematics - Chemislry PSEA-NEA 3.4; Soccer 3,4; Math Club 23.4. MARY ELIZABETH MORRIS York English - Speed: Sophomore Nominating Committee; Newman Club 2,3; Young Democrats 1,2,3; Quaesitum 1.2,3,4; Aquatic Club 1; Corridor Representative 3; Prom Committee 3; Junior Class Secretary; Student Secretary 23. R. JOSEPH MOSTELLER Bcrwick ACcounling - Sem'etarial CIA 1; Dining Hall 1,2,3; Business Education Club l,2,3,4; PSEA-NEA 3,4; Station Manager WSYC Radio 2.3; Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4; Stu- dcm Director of Shorthand Laboratory 4. RICHARD MOYER Harrisburg Scrondm'y Education X Pres- 3; 1,2,3,4; Newman PSEA Newport Elementary 2,3,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon l,2,3,4, Inter-Fraternity Council Elementary - Art Bedford Elementary Hollidaysburg E lementary Elementary Club, Secretary 3; Art Club, ident 3; PSEA. GAY MYERS Chambersburg RAE E. NAVE ELLEN NEELY CLYDE NEIDIGH 3; JOYCE MARIE NELL Carhsle Elementary R E Y O Mew; 0mm 3 E B O R Language Club 3,4; Kappa Delta Pi 4. Club 1. Wrestlmg 1 Pledgmaster xx? g??? 4y Science 3, Vice-President ,3; Town Counsqllor 4. Intra- Committee Elementary Club. Band 12,3,4; Orchestra 1,2,3,4, President 4; Pi Committee; History Newman Club 12,3,4; PSEA 3,4; Day W'omen's Association 12,3,4, Sophomore Council Member Programs Harrisburg Shippensburg Elemen tary Ducannon Serondary Treasurer Harrisburg Elementary - Speech Mathematics Activities 3. RICHARD NICKLE Elementary JAMES NENNINGER MARTHA JEAN NOEL Hanovel CAROL E. O1BRINE N 0 S L E N A m m R T A P Elementary - Librm Lyceum-Special PSEA-NE 4, MAUREEN O'DONNELL Broomall Waiter 1, ,3; Young Democrats 2,3. 2, Treasurer Nu Epsilon 2,3,4, 4; PSEA 1; Intramurals 1 Extra-curricular murals; Secretary; wwmhwwxzwwkmgmm Z MO wXXx x ,, g xx V Junior Class DENNIS OMMERT Mathematics - Physics Alpha Phi Omega 1,2,3,4; Waiter's Association. JENNIFER RUTH OSTER Bethel Park Boiling Springs Accounting - Management Business Club 1,2,3,4; PSEA-NEA 4; Intramurals SANDRA LEE PAINTER Chambersburg Elementary EducatiOn DONNA PATTERSON Harrisburg Secondary NANCY SUE PATTERSON Elementary Education GERALD EDWARD PADEN A E S P Am 3 n 10 9 P E u N m... man 2; l S u r o h C d e .m M d a e H MOM 2, l S e t t C r 0 .J a M 0.0, e C M m m 0 C . t2, Cl w. mm a BN 2, 11. S e T. .l a 1 e m u C 2, l S r e .1 1 a r O h C 4..., e t t C r 0 .1J m Social Studies Club 123,4; Young Democrats 2,3; Waitefs Association 2,3; Waiter 2,3. .vH r a OIL e r c e S r, e C .1 f f O s S a l C r 0 .1 n e S , Z ,Zl: J Z Z ZZZ Z X0, . X 7 3 xx Z Z22 Z2 ZZ Z Vice- Club, Newman Carlisle Elementary 4 Library Science Mifflintown Mathematics - Accounting Orchestra 1; Shippenmen 1,2,3,4; Choraleers 1, Math Club 1,4; DWA 1,2,3,4. PSEA-NEA 2,3; Art Club 1; Elementary Club Aliquippa English - Speech English - Speech English Club 2,3; PSEA-NEA 2. Marqucrs; E N Y A Pm mm Y R A M TRUDY J PEIFFER XVaynesboro Mathematics - Biology 3. Mathematics - Chemistry Alpha Phi Omega 2,3,4 1Corresponding Secre- DONALD R. PECHART Mechamcsburg DONALD EUGENE PECK MARJORIE J. PENNER 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; FAC 3; PSEA-NEA 4; NCTM-PCTM 3,4. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4; Pi Nu Epsilon 123,4, President 4; Intramurals 1. 1, ,3; Senate Codification Sub-Committee 3; RC- PAUL JOSEPH PERENCEVIC taryJ PSEA-NEA 1,4; ceptionist Intramurals; PI'CSldCHt 1 Z, ZZ,,,ZZZ,,4 , zZZZZZZxZZ M Z xZ , L 4 Z , , I Z , Z 3 X , ,ZZZZ ZWMZ . ,, 3 , w , ZZZZZ 2ZXZ Z x M MMM xx Mxx ?xx , 2. 79M ZMM MMMM ; r? M Ma xyxwxx ,MMMMM Msz 7x72 72? WW? WMMMM, ,., MMMM E N O R R E P E T T E N I O T N A E N A J X MMMMWMMM 0424 M222 22 M MMMM Kenneth Square MAX MM Elementary M MWW2M XVXM y Student 1 PSEA-NEA 1,2 Club 1,2; ,3,4, Secretary 2, Newman Club 1,2, Secretary 2 belaires 1,2 Elementary Choraleers 2,3, Secretary 3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4 ; Cum Language Club 2 3, President 4 Secretary 3; g 2? Mg MM? ?ZXMMMMVMzVVM M, 2?; Pi Hand Town Art Ei- 3,4; Day Wom'en3s As- : . y . J FAC 3 Senate 4 Intramural Hockey 3. y , J l,2,3,4, President 4 book Committee Chairman 4 Counsellor 2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer , , y ' tion Homecoming Committee 1,3 soc1a hi ition Committee, Nu Epsilon 3,4 FREDERICK L. PETERS Newville Management Veterans Club 1,2,. Accountmg Business Business Club l,2,3,4 ALBERTA PHILLIPPS Shippensburg Elemen tary Elementary Club 1,2 Intramurals 1. t r PSEA 1,2 ROSE MARY PLANTZ Mercersburg Mathematics - Physics Cumberland 3,4; Waitefs Association 1,2; Math ter ; Wai Kieffer PIE 4. 1 1; CIA Cabinet 3,4 3,4 Masquers Student Secretary J Club 1,2 1,2,3; BRENDA LEE PLUMMER Fawn Grove Elemen tary JOHN H. POET Secretarial - Management Acacia 3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2 Business Slate Secretary 3; Intramural Dir- ; Wrestling J Rubber Band I ; Business Club 1,2,3,4 Intramurals 1,2 ! Class Historian 2 Radio dlub 2 2,3, Sports Editor 3 , Manager 2,3 1,2 of the Athletic Department 4 z ??Mzgigg x??? 55?; xx??? Xx??? xxxf; 4, 4 g? ?x . Z? , 4?? X? 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SCHAEFFER lemml Iarv Portage lvmen fury 1 li PSEA, nglixh - Speech Humingdon Band 1; EUB Club 1,2; XVaitcr's Association 1,2; East XMaterford Elementary - Psychology Ncw Cumberlannd I: lub 1,2,3,4; PSEA 3,4; Intramurals 1 HELLE L. 1 Library Scienre - Frmzrlz Alpha Beta Alpha. G. MICHAEL SHEARER Fawttewllc DAVID A. SHERBINE SHARON A. Orchestra; ANCES KAREN SHINGLER R 0C BETTY ARLENE SHEARER .IA Cabinet 3; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4; PSEA 3. 1: Elementary 2.3; WAA 3,4. Band; .. XL OMVMWMM x 7 ,wahxr,w sax ??? wig? Egg??? 1i X gs ,4. 3 1 2 tion 1, 1a Sigma Pi. College Band l,2,3,4; Election Committee 4' Education Education Shiremanstown Carlisle Day Women's Assoc Mt. Holly Springs lementary lemen tary F E Ma thematics s Physics BETTY JAYNE SHIRK Mifflinburg Elementary Education ANN C. SHOEMAKER KENNETH F. SHOLTER R. J P, m H S G. T R E B O R BLAINE LEFEVER SIDLE Mechanlcsburg Elementary Education - History ELIZABETH D. SHOEMAN Camp Hill PSEA-NEA 1 Business Education: Accounting - Management Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4, sTreasurcr, Intramur- al Chairmam 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; Track 2,8,4; Intramurals 23,4; PSEA 2. Art Committee 3; Masquers 1,2,3 Student PSEA-NEA 2,3 Pi Nu Epsilon 3,4. Lyceum Committee 3,4 f2 WW? 1 Z ,M Intramural 4. SIPES Editor 1,2,3; Quaesitum WAA 3,4; Homecoming Court ANN 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; 2Who's Who in Amer- Carlislc Iilmn cntary VJ g 0 l 0 h C y Ids WP O2 0 I AM; a f m m I. St. Thomas Business Education: Accounting - Management Business Education Club 2,3,4. Biglerville Red Lion Geography 4 Earth Scienre Acacia, Membership Committee Chairman 4; English 4 French Senate 4; Alumni Relations Committee, Chair- man 4; Elections Committee 3; Freshman Ad- ; Student Secretary 3,4; Lan- XVarfordsburg Social Science - History PSEA 123,4; Basketball Manager 1,2; Basket- Mixed Chorus 1,2; MARLIN SNYDER DONNA SNYDER , Scrapbook 3,4. 1 Elementary Club 1,2,3; PSEA-NEA 123,4; Town Counsellor CARROLL C. SNYDER KATHIE 1,24; Council 4; Women1s Residence Associa- MARJORIE MAE SMITH MARY LOUISE SMITH President 4; Resident Assistant 4; Corridor Math Club 1; Geography Club 4. Slate 2,3; Day Men 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; PSEA-NEA ican Colleges and Universities visory Representative 3 guage Club tion, 1f ,3,4; ball, Varsity 4; WAA, Vice-President 4; Cum- 2,3; belaires Sports y 3 73, w , g4 . 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STIFFLER Claysburg Social Science - History PSEA 142,3,4; Intramurals 3; Student Tutor 4. MIRIAM A. STOW Mcchanicsville Elementary - Spanish Elementary Club 2,3,4; VVAA 2,3,4; XNAA cab- inet 3,4; Hockey 2,3: Intramurals 1,2,3,4. SALLY STRAWSER Millersburg Elementary Kappa Delta Pi 3, historian 4; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2; PSEA 1,2; Cap Crew 2; PAC 3. PAMELA A. STRICKLER York 157 z g1 M L Reflector 4; Hockey 1,2,3; PSEA 1; LVRA 3,4. RAYMOND STUMP Pine Grove Business Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; Business Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3. Z Z Z??? Z, , , Z ngZZZZZZZZ ,, ZZ , Z , Z, Z Z , , , x Z , , Hy MWMMZZZZ ZMZO . .. WZZZZZ , , , , ,ZZZZZZ ZZZZZ .Z. ? ZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZMZZZZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ, . ZZZZ ZZZ JZZZZZ , Z ZZMMZWZWMZMZZZZZZZZ ZZZZWZZZZ ZZZZZZZZZZZWWZWZZ ., MWZZWMWMMMWMWZ WMZZZMZMZWZZMWZZZM Elementary PSEA 1,2,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2,3; Cumbel aires 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; New Student Or- ,3; PSEA 3.4. ientalion Committee 4. East Salem Elementary Social Science PSEA 1,2,4; Intramurals 3; Elementary 1,2,3; Methodist Student Movement 1,2,3,4. Nanty-Glo Baseball 3,4; Business Club 2,3,4; Newman Club Harrisburg Business - Accounting - Management Business 1,2,3,4; Johnstown Elementary - Library Science Alpha Sigma 2 East XVaterford Math - Biology Veterans Club 4. Intramurals 1,2,3; Young Republicans 2. ,3,4; Elementary Club 1,2; Art. JOHN VASILKO A R U Sty 8.0 Am Hm TC R m N LORETTA IRENE VAN HORN SANDRA M. VAUGHAN LOIS M. VERHOVSEK WILLIAM M. VOLGAN Exhibit Chairman 2 ZZZ NANCY LEE WAGENSELLER Harrisburg Elementary Alpha Sigma 1,2,3,4; Aquatic Club 1,2; WAA 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Bas- ketball l. MARJORIE ANNE WALKER Tyrone Elementary - English Alpha Sigma 2,3,4; Social Stulies Club 1; PSEA 1,2,3,4; Elementary 3,4. JANET CAROLYN WALLACE Stewartstown Elemen tary Elementary Club 3,4; PSEA 1,234; FAC 4; Intramurals 1,234; Gamma Theta Upsilon 2,3,4; Dorm Board 3. 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GRACE JEANETTE WORTHY Mapleton Depot Elementary - Social Science Waiter's Association 1,2; Elementary Club 1,2; Freshman Counselor 3,4; CIA Cabinet 3,4; Stu- dent Secretary 4; Intramurals 1,2,3. JANE A. WRIGHT Biglcrvillc Elementary - History Cumbelaircs 123,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; PSEA 1,3,4; Elementary Club 4; Student Secretary 4. N XX XXX. $3 JAMES R. YAMSHAK Downington Business 4 A ccounting Radio Club 1; Business Club 1,234; Intra- murals 123,4; Phi Sigma Epsilon 2,3,4; Treas- urcr of Phi Sigma Epsilon 3,4. jEFFRY L. YEAGER Shiremanstown Biology - Geography Football 1. RONALD JAY ZEARFOSS Lebanon Mathematics - Physics Masquers 1,2; Alpha Phi Omega 1,2; Campus Improvement Committee 3, Sigma Tau Gamma 2,3,4; President; Kappa Delta Pi 3,4. SANDRA WEIGLE ZEIGLER York Springs English 4 Speech Intramurals; Masqucrs; Alpha Psi Omega; Cumbelaires. NANCY A. ZEGER Mercersburg Elementary - Library Science Alpha Zeta 3,4; VVaiter's Association 3,4; PSEA 3,4; Masquers 3,4. 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McK $$ kw s gz $yasz:$:axn$uv Row 1 Row 1 $ E $S xs 55 is 2i xiii! ;22 3?. $193.... ,, Fina; nu IvaL. .2 k V WK 1 k w INDEX XX Ache, Mary Anne 61,77,92,93, 116 Acri, Anita 76,174 Adam, Gay 74,75,196 Adams, Patricia 116 Allen, Robert 116 Allese, Charles 86,117 Allison, John 189 Althouse, Robert 58 Amick, Daniel 80,117 Ammerman, Suzanne 196 Ammon, Josephine 67,80,174 Amspacher, Linda 79,117 Amspacher, Patricia 68 Andrews, Ronald 189 Andros, Thomas 86 Arbegast, Susan 70 Armstrong, Jerry 77 Artman, Patricia 182 Auker, Jay 60 Aulthouse, Donna 61,174 Austin, Gary 117 Avey, Marie 117 Baer, Daryl 117 Bailey, Peggy 195 Bailor, Larry 189 Bair, Carol 195 Bair, Dale 58,60 Baish, Carolyn 182 Baker, Marvin F. 86 Baker, Marvin D. 86 Baker, Maryann 195 Baker, Nancy 75 Baker, Willa 195 Baldwin, Larry 71 Baltzer, Cheryl Ann 66,67,174 Bantley, Leslie, 74,196 Barbour, Mary L, 74,75 Bard, James Ellis 88 Barner, David 55,59,65 Barnes, Dawn 93 Barnes, Gary 88,92 Barnes, William 59,80 Barrows, Maryann 189 Barton, Charles 80 Basehoar, Frank 86 Bass, Martha 196 Batastini, Gail, 182 Bates, Isobel 62,70 Baylor, Terry 92 Beamer, Joann 63,69,174 Beamer, Robert, 70 Beard, Robert 88,196 Beardsley, Karen 196 Bechtel, Elizabeth 61 Bechtel, Emily 75 Beissel, Judith 70,77,81,174 Bensing, Mary Louise 78 Bentz, Ann 57,74,75,116 Bergstresser, Charles 62,178 Beringer, Carol 79,80 Berkstresser, Donna 174 Bert, Cornelius 70,80 Bert, Samuel 70 Besecker, Stephen 88 Best, Mary 92 Betta, Joseph 57,60 Bingaman, Paul 68 B1shop, Karen 196 Bixler, Andrew 189 Black, John 90 Blake, Robert 92 Blandy, John 59,60,62 Blose R. 90 Bolan Lee 58 Boley, Rebecca 81 Bollinger, Moreland 60 Bomgardner, Janis 174 Bonsall, Zell 58,60 Bonser, Kenneth 65 Books, Edward 62 Bosserman, Jeffrey 58,60 Bostic, Susan 195 Bow, D. 72 Bower, Judith 69,93 Bower, Paul 78,187 Bowmaster, Maryann 78 Bowser, Janis 182 Boyd, Beverly 74 Boyd, Connie 185 Boyer, Barbara 69,174 Boyer, Cynthia 74,75 Bradbury, Robert, 57 Brady, Herbert 16,57,78 Brandt, Paul 90 Brash, William 86,90 Brehm, Dennis 57 Breighner, Jeff 58,60,72 Bretz, Carol 182 BrewergDorothy 79 Bricker, Susan 75,79,80,174 Brightbill, Robert 59 Brightbill, Steven 92 Brindle, Catherine 92 Britton, Lawrence 90 Brown, Richard 90 Brown, Suzette 179 Brubaker, Dorothy 70,73,79 Brudereck, Joan 92,182 Bucher, Ann 195 Bucher, Linda 195 Buck, Marilyn 79,174 Buffington, Suzanne 67,195 Bushey, Anthony 189 Bushman, Kenneth 57 Butts, Linda 73 Byerly, Glenn 63,64,66,78 Byrd, Larry 189 Cable, Diedre 61,75,185 Cairoli, Carolyn 93 Calhoun, Lawrence 60,62,80 Callaghan, Mary 189 Calver, Carol 68 Campbell, Jean 188 Campbell, John 197 Campbell, Linda 12 Cappelli, Lorraine 188 Caracappa, Charlotte 61,73,77, 81,175 Carey, Carolyn 79 Carr, Kathleen 92,93 Carr, Robert 60,90 Carroll, Patricia 197 Carrolus, Robin 88 Cavanaugh, Connie 79,185 Chalfant, Marion 124 Chancellor, William 57 Chapman, Harry 77,86 Cheslock, Ellen 188 Chontos, John 60 Christensen, Pamela 61 Chronister, Patricia 61 Claper, Carol 188 Clapper, William 62,63,70,71 Clark, Linda 93 Clark, Marcia 87 Clayton, Gloria 78,124 Clepper, Penelope 124 Clippinger, Dorinda 78,124 Clough, Jeanne 64 Clouser, David 62,66,70,78,124 Clouser, J. 80 Coble, Dixie 187 Coffman, John 57,72 Coffman, Mary Lee 93 Colbin, D. 58 Cole, Joan 196 Colombo, John 57,124 Conca, Charlotte 61,73,176 Cook, Albert, 64 Cook, Harry 74,189 Cook, J. 59 Cooper, Gary 187 Cooper, William 56 Corman, Connie 76,93,188 Cox, Pat 67,79,81,175 Coy, Shelby 125 Cramer, Gary 182 Cramer, Linda 187 Cramer, Mary 125 Crane, Janet 175 Crawford, John 125 Crawford, Joyce 195 Crawford, Russell 58 Creely, Barb 67,182 Creep, Sandy 182 Creighton, Lolly 196 Cremer, Dorothy, 74,75,81,125 Cross, Linda 79,176,203 Crouse, Charles 59 Grouse, Cheryl 75 Grouse, George 125 Crouse Jean 186 Crouse, Judy 175 Grouse, Robert 196 Crumling, Dawn 78,176 Culbertson, Rita 54,76,93,125 Culp, Jeff 57 Culton, Janice 74,126 Cunningham, Gay 188 Cuppillari, Winnie 175 Curry, Sharon 76 Cvammen, Susan 126 Cypher, Thomas 59,126 Damico, Mary 188 D1Angelo, Anthony 75,58 Darnall, Kathy 69,176 Darr, Donald 58 Daugherty, Judy 126 Daugherty, Tom 196 Davey, Barbara 126 Davidson, Ken 126 Davidson, Susan 127 Davis, Phyllis 61,127 Davis, Polly 127 Davis, Sandra 127 Day, Janet 127 Decker, Ann 69,80,175 Defibaugh, Allen 127 Deitch, Drusilla 67,69,80,128 Deitch, Milton 77,182 Dellaquilla, Nicola 86 Dent, Sandra 56,61,69 Depuy, Kathleen 74,75 Devaney, Charles 74 Dice, Marcia 61 Dickson, B. 64 Dickson, Lois 176 Dieffenderfer, Anne 187 Diehl, Brenda 61,77,78,175 Diehl, Frank 128 Diehl, Thomas 128 Dietrich, Randall 58 Dillen, Carole 128 Diller, Judy 74,75,78,185 Dilling, Linda 187 DiMarco, Allen 186 ,Dimm Jennifer 187 Dinges, Vicki 128 Diveglia, Archie 80 Dodge, Sarah 61,175 Doerflein, Nancy 67 Doherty, Brenda 92,191 Donaldson, Roberta 63 Dorazio, Frank 195 Dore, Marilyn 79,81 Dorman, Galen 60 Dougherty, T. 68 Douty, Jean 93,185 Drescher, Gordon 57 Dubyniak, Nancy 128 Dumm, Marcia 61,185 Dunbar, James 60 Duncan, Linda 129 Dunn, Frances 191 Eagan, Aileen 191 Ealy, James, 59,129 Early, Sally 184 Eby, Darlene 187 Ecker, Marion 191 Ecker, Steve 57,86,129 Edris, Richard 129 Egolf, John 59,70,182 Ehrhart, James 74 Eichensehr, Walter 78,182 Eickley, Patricia 187 Eiler, Robert 58 Eisenhart, Marysue 191 Eiss, Kathy 74,75,81,129 Elko, Margaret 130 Elliott, Darlene 191 Elliott, Judith 129 Emanuel, Jo Ann 81,130 Emenheiser, Donna 191 Emery, Virginia 93,191 Engle, William F. 60,80,92,130 Engle, William J. 60,80,92 Eppley, John 188 Epstein, Howard 88 Erb, Donna 182 Ernest, Marsha 76,189 Ertwine, Dianne 191 Eschenmann, H. R. 90 Eschenmann, Leslie 188 Espenshade, Carl 130 Evans, Dennis 195 Eveland, Sandra 74,182 Evler, Diane 61,67,79,92 Faber, Donna 80,130 F ailor, Wayne 80,130 Fallinger, David 57,77,86 Farmer, Linda 131 Dellet, Cynthia 93 DeLong, Nadine 74,81 Denney, Lynn 92 Dennis, Dennis 90 Farran, Suzanne 175 Faust, Craig 78 Faust, Stephen 58 Faux, Sylvia 75 Black, Lindley 60 Black, Terry 90 Black, S. 90 Chubb, Fredric 59,62 Churen, Jane 196 Claar, Richard 54,57,75 2 l; 2 N , 2 My 77, w 2 2d :6 224 4622K 2:44 p 2 ,6y2 xx xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx mwmmkxx WA X WK 3 Feather, Guy 131 Fegan, George 77,86,131 Felton, Mary Ann 184 Fennell, Ronald 72,131 Ferg, Janet 188 Fesler, Cathy 62 Fetter, Beverly 67,176 Fick, Richard 86 Fickert, Theodore 92 Figler, P. 187 Filson, Linda 131 Fine, Edward 178 Fink, Norma 74,75 Fiore, Anthony 92 Fischer, Robert 57,131 Fish, David 78 Fishel, Gary 86 Fisher, Barbara 75,189 Fisher, Dottie 62,63,69,176 Fleck, Gay 132 Fledderjohn, Linda 187 Fleming, Kendal 132 Fleming, Ray 78,132 Flickinger, James 60,68,132 Flickinger, John 68 Flohr, Daniel 188 Fludovich, Sandra 79,132 Fluke, Gregory 88 Fluke, Robert 178 Fogelsonger, J. L. 74,75 Fogle, Jancie 74 Foltz, Vicki 81,133 Foltz, W. 92 Forr, Rolland 57,72,132 Foose, Gary 133 Foose, Larry 133 Forbes, Daniel 74,78 Forbes, Nora 61,93 Forrester, Lynn 74,75,81 Fortna, Carole 63,69,185 Foster, Sandra 58,133 Foy, Donald 178 Francis, Lee Ann 189 Franklin, Robert 56 Franzon, Joyce 64,66,70,182 Frederick, Keith 62,72,78,178 French, John 59 Frew, Annetta 133 Frey, Diane 54,80,133 Frey, Ron 79 Fric, David 58,72 Fridinger, Susann 182 Fries, George 134 Fritchman, Janice 189 Frownfelter, Sharon 190 Fry, Richard 56,134 Fry, Teresa 181 Fuhrman, Pearl 66,176 Fultz, Sharon 79 Funghi, Phyllis 134 Funk, Carol 74,81,182 Futchman, J. 189 Gabriel, Judy 61 Gagliardo; Cynthia 134 Gahres, Guy 92 Galgoci, Jane 62 Gallagher, Eleanor 134 Gallagher, Larry 190 Galletti, C. 187 Gambing, G. 80 Gambing, R. 80 Gardner, Norman 57 Garner, Kenneth 135 Gasswint, Robert 56,178 Gaul, Peggy 187 Gehman, Joyce 70,135 Geiger, Lynne 69 Gelnett, Suzanne 135 Gibboney, Nancy 176,80 Gift, Geri 78,81 Gilbert, Samuel 60 Gilmore, Geraldine 135 Ginter, Gloria 135 Ginter, Samuel 65,196 Giorgianni, Marie 190 Girondi, Alfred 75 Girone, Deborah 61,181 Gladek, Kathleen 71,184 Gladfelter, Philip 77,136 Glatfelter, John 88,190 Goldsborough, Alan 190 Goldthorpe, Jean 61,79,136 Goshorn, Lucy 136 Gossert, Mary 189,202 Gowaty, Genevieve 61,78,175 Graeff, Geraldine 78,136 Graham, Patricia 78,191 Graham, Stanley 136 Gramata, Karen 74,191 Gramling, Robert 136 Granger, Brenda 187,202 Granger, Carroll 92,137 Granoff, Jon 88 Graybill, Ruth 74,191 Gribble, Joan 137 Grimes, Thomas 137 Grimm, Dale 58 Groce, Mac 57,137 Gross, Thomas 58,69 Grove, Jeannine 137 Grove, Marvin 137 Grove, Nila 81 Grove, Perry 78,187 Gruber, Joan 138 Gruber, Susan 79,138 Gruver, Marshall 58,90 Gutshall, Victoria 188 Gutwalt, Carol 182 Haage, Sandra 184 Hackenberger, Trudy 179 Hackenberry, Paul 57 Hafer, John 195 Hagie, Richard 187 Hahn, Larry 57,92 Haines, Vera 79 Hair, Mary Ann 75,188 Halberstadt, C. 138 Hale, Andus 60,90 Hall, Carol 74,75 Hall, David 187 Hall, Mary E. 188 Halton, J. 182 Hamilton, Barbara 187 Hammers, Edgar 86 Hamp, M. 179 Hanawalt, Ralph 138 Hanks, George 88 Hanks, Thomas 187 Hann, Mary 185 Harbold, Jere 57 Harding, Sandra 74,76,187 Harper, Gail 74,75,179 Harper, Barbara 61,55,77,138, 92,93 Harper, George 60,70,74,75 Hart, Dorothy 138 Hart, Linda 179 Hartman, Judy 74,190 Harmer, Dorothy 139 Hartung, Kerry 60 Haugh, Jean 188 Haupt, Donna 139 Haupt, Richard 58,86 Hawk, Robert, 139 Hay, George 58,139 Hay, Susan 179 Heberlig, Frank 57 Heberlig, Joel 60,86 Heckman, Lynne 63 Heckman, Richard 88 Heeter, Mary 188 Heicher, Austin 139 Heinbacher, S. 193 Heierbacher, Frank, 64,202 Heilman, Bruce 60 Heiney, Joseph 193 Henry, Hope 179 Henry, Jayne 79 Herbert, Nancy 74 Herncane, Ann 63,179 Herr Barbara 179 Herr, Joyce 139 Hersperger, Donald 90 Hertrich, Fred 140 Hetrick, Margaret 181 Heueisen, David 65,187 Hiffheins, D. 189 Hikes, Martha 140 Hildebrecht, Jo 190 Himes, Margaret 79,180 Hinderliter, Robert 57,116,140 Hippensteel, Philip 140 Hoch, Cynthia 190 Hockenbery, Joyce, 188 Hoenstine, Robert 189 Hoffman, John 140 Hoffman, Louden 140 Hoffman, T. 77 Hofner, Helene 190 Holler, Selinda 59,81,176 Holley, Marilyn 190 Hollis, Deloris 55 Holsberger, Robert 188 Holtry, J. 92 Holtzman, Thomas 58,174 Homsey, Michael 59,141 Hoover, Bonita 74,75 Hoover, Robert 59 Hormann, Ellen 61,141 Homer, Janet 55 Homing, Donald 17 Hort, Eleanor 179 Hosterman, Linda 141 Hosterman, William 92,141 Houghton, Susan 93 Hogser, Priscilla 176 Hovis, Nancy 141 Howe, Donald 71,187 Hoyer, Ann 188 Hudson, Sandra 64,178 Hughes, Orlanda 61,67,178 Hulen, M. 187 Hull, Patricia 188 Hummel, Marcia 92,188 Hummer, James 71,187 Hunsecker, Clair 141 Hunter, Deanna 190 Hupper, Rita 61,74,75,142 Hurter, Carole, 61,142 Hyduk, Nancy 180 Hyjurick, John 178 Hytovitz, Samuel 57,86 Iorio, Francine 75 Isenberg, Susan 68,70 Jacobs, Anita 176 Jacobs, Lydith 77,92,176 Jarret, Janet 184 Jasinsky, Susan 188 Jenkins, T. Glyn 60 Jennings, Lorraine 142 Johannes, James 142 john, Georgia 188 Johnson, Dennis 56 Johnson, Karen 185 Johnson, Lyle, 92 Jones, Carole 142 Jones, Jean 74,184 Jones, Penny 190 Jones, William 90 Jorgensen, Gail 189 Joy, Carmela 142 Juknevic, Patricia 54,68,69,73, 81,176 Julius, Susan 54,184 Kaeding, Sue Anri 190 Kane, Catherine 63,175 Kann, Suzanne 143 Kann, William 143 Karl, Edward 190 Kauffman, Crawford 143 Kaup, Douglas 71 Kaylor, Carol 143 Kearns, Carole 176 Keefer, Robert 59,70 Keeney, Robert 56 Kegris, Linda 179 Kelley, Thomas 58 Kelly, Martin Thomas 56 Kelly, Patricia 144 Kemble, Karl, 144 Kern, Richard56 Kerr, Cheryl E. 144,202 Kerr, Lucy 65,195 Kershner, Joyce 81 Kerstetter, Mariann 144 Ketner, Constance 79 Keyser, Keith 190 Kies, Edward 190 Kiggins, Karen 63,79 Killian, Linda 144 Killian, Robert 144 Kilrain, Paul 58,72,78 Kime, Carolyn 145 Kimes, Sally 76,93 Kimmich, William 86 King, Carol 54,145 King, Linda 196 King, Patricia 79,176 Kinsinger, Carol 190 Kipple, Judith 176 Kircher, Joseph 58,78,79,174 Kissinger, Karen 68,71,145 Kist, Alexandra 145 Kistler, Carole 145 Klein, Eleanor 75 Klimchak, Joseph 56 Kling, Vicki 181 Klutz, Paulette 80 Knaper, Brenda 184 Knipple, Linda 184 Knob, L. 80 Koch, Charles 92 Kohnlein, Kim 186 Koller, James 182 Konetschni, Walter 54,57,72,145 Konkel, Norbert 146 Koontz, W. 92 Kottmyer, David 56,70,80,146 Kratzer, Casilla 146 Kreckel, Jurgen 190 Krider, M. 93 Kreweluls, J. 190 Kuhlwind, Dorothy 146 Kuhn, William 190 Kulka, Michael 86 Kulp, Morris 190 Kunz, Barbara 146 Laite, Berkley 78 Lamb, James 178 Lamb, Thomas 190 Lance, M. 90 Landauer, William 146 Landis, Ann 190 Lantz, Milton 86,90 Larson, Donna 65,190 Laser, Julia 78,175 Latshaw, Dennis 86 Lau, Donna Lee 74,81,147 Laubach, Ruth 185 Lauver, Janice 93 Lauver, Sara 79 Lawhead, Julialyn 69,81,175 Leary, Jean 147 Leathery, Philip 147 Lebengood, Judith 92 Lebo, Susanne 147 Lecrone, Lynne 176 Leete, Denyse 61,92,176 Lefoe, Barbara 62,70 Lego, Carol 63,69,74,75,181 Leister, Ruth 68,75,74,81,147 Lenker, Connie 181 Lepperd, Martha 93,180 Lesher, Diane 147 Lewis, Evelyn 66,68,79,81,175 Leydig, Beverly 195 Licht, Karl 92 Ligatti, Anthony 60,80,148 Lippy, Robert 148 Livelsberger, V. 190 Lockbaum, Linda 180 Lomman, Bernard 90 Long, Dorothy 195 Long, Jane 179 Long, Larry 58,148 Long, Mary 195 Longenecker, Alice 61,64,92,179 Lorenzon, Andrea 92,174 Loscher, Susan 195 Lou, M. 88 Lovell, Robert 179 Loy, Eloise 74,75,191 Lucas, Theodore 59 Luckenbaugh, Ruth 67,181 Ludt, Richard 148 Lundvall, Joseph 148 Luzzatto, Gloria 148 Lyons, Mildred 92, 195 Lyter, Robert 58 McAdoo, Helen 64 McAlister, Anette 80 McCahan, Jane 149 McCahan, Patricia 179 McCaskill, Kathleen 61 McCaVitt, Cindy 93,179 McConnell, Jerome 149 McConell, Jerome 149 McCormick, Grant 56,77 McCracken, Sheryl 70,195 McCullough, Barb 149 McCullough, John 60,72,86,149 McElwain, Sally 74,75 McElwee, Carol 181 MCFeely, Edward 92 McFeely, Stephen 59,149 McFerren, Robert 80 McGee, Thomas 77,88,150 McGuirk, Bonnie 180 McKendrick, Daune 195 McKim, Sheila 75,197 McLaughlin, Dennia 58 McLoughlin, Terence 150 McNeil, Joyce 79,80,176 McNeill Michael 150 McNichol, David 86 McNitt, William 60 Mace, Maryann 150 Macelwee, Paulet 180 Mack, Ella 68 Maclay, Eugene 86 Maddox, John 151 Magill, John 92 Magyar, John 57 Malone, Judith 151 Manganelli, Maria 75 Mann, Raymond 86 Maravich, Myles 57 Maravich, Ronald 57 Markley, Robert 88 Marrow, S. 197 Marston, Deborah 80,180 Martin, Donna 79 Martin, James 77,59,80,88 Martin, John 59,77,80,88 Martin, Larry 197 Martin, Martha 196 Martin, Parker 151 Martz, Barry 59 Martz, Robert 88 Matter, Judith 55,151,78 Mattern, Joyce 81,180 Maxwell, Clare 192 Mayer, Barbara 195 Meckley, Larry 57 Meighan, Jane 80,151 Menges, James 74,179 Metz, Carol 69 Metz, Judy 180 'Meyers, Amos 59 Mezdej, Patricia 197 Michener, Margaret 92,93,197 Middlekauff, Timothy 197 Middleton, Carol 92,184 Middour, Susan 74,75,81,151 Milazzo, Mary L. 196 Miller, Arlene 76,197 Miller, Barbara 196 Miller, Blaine 152 Miller, Gloria 152 Miller, Henrietta 192 Miller, James 60,180 Miller, James R. 60 Miller, Janice 62,76 Miller, John E. 62,197 Miller, John J. 62,197 Miller, Kenneth 77,88 Miller, Lee 90,56 Miller, Maureen 78 Miller, Patricia 61,92 Miller R. Bruce 202,196 Miller, Robert 57,72,152 Miller, Robert P. 57 Miller, Stephen 197 Minium, Heidi 64,197 Minium, Judith 179 Minsker, William 68,74,75,179 Mislyan, Patricia 54,68,70,78,179 Mitchell, Carrie 78,79,179 Mitchell, James 60 Mitchell, Jean 196 Mitten, T. 90 Monn, Nancy 152 Monsell, John 58,86 Montgomery, Nevin 57 Moody, Maurice 60,80,152 Moore, Anne 66,67 Moore, Harold 86,152 Moore, Linda 153 Moorhead, Alice 68,78,195 Morgan, Linda 78 Morgan, Elaine 153 Morgan, W. 88 Morgans, Beth Ann 196 Morrette, Clair 92,153 Morris, Mary Beth 153 Morrow, Dennis 88 Mosser, Jeanne 179 Mosteller, Melba 185 Mosteller, Joseph 60,153 Mosteller, Richard 60 Moyer, Artis 61,73,81 Moyer, Richard 153 Moyer, Robert 154 Mulinoskis, K. 78 Mumford, Linda 181 Mummert, Shirley 197 Murtiff, Sandra 196 Musselman, Joanne 181 Musselman, John 196 Myers, Byron 57 Myers, Gay 154 Myers, Carol 195 Myers, Jane F. 61,69,77,78 Myers, Kathleen 195 N agy, Joseph 86 Nale, Charles 196 Nanovic, Harold 58 Nardis, Donald 71 Nastav, Antoinette 195 Naugle, Linda 92 Nave, Rae 154 Nee, John 60,78,181 Neely, Ellen 154 Neff, James 92 Neidigh, Clyde 90,154 Neiles, Tom 196 Nell, Barbara 74 Nell, Joyce 154 Nell, Shirley 178 Nell, Susan 195 Nelson, Gary 74,75 Nelson, Patricia 73,155 Nenninger, James 155 Newman, Carole 197 Ney, Margaret 61 Nickle, Richard 155 Noel, Martha 155 Nolt, James 60 Nori, Emily 63,68,180,202 Norris, Kermit 197 Numer, Joan 197 Nunemaker, George 57 Nyce, Carol 181 Ney, Harry 86 Obrine, Carol 155 Odonnell, Maureen 155 Oesterling, Jack 58 Oiler, Laurel 63 Old, Linda 181 Olweiler, Rick 197 Ommert, Dennis 60,156 O'Neill Marlene 178 Orndorff, Roger 86 Oster, Jennifer 156 Ostheim, Kathy 74,75,175,203 Over, Alan 197 Padamonsky, William 62,202 Paden, Gerald 156 Painter, Sandra 156 Palenscar, Joann 68,181 Palmer, Adelaide 181 Palmer, Deborah 180 Panik, Mary Lou 180 Parks, William 86 Farmer, Nancy 197 Passarge, Melitta 69,180 Patterson, Donna 156 Patterson, Nancy 116,56 Payne, Mary Jo 157 Pechart, Donald 157 Peck, Donald 81,157 Peiffer, Ronald 197 Peiffer, Trudy 70,157 Pencil, Richard 184 Penn, William 197 Penner, Marjorie 157 Perencevic, Paul 157 Perrone, Jane 54,73,158 Pesesko, Dorothy 64,184 Peterman, Keith 92,197 Peters, Frederick 158 Pctrouskie, Linda 74 Pettit, Cheri 75 Phillipps, Alberta 158 Piersol, Barry 197 Pittinger, Daniel 183 Pizzini, Linda 61,175 Plantz, Rose Mary 158,203 P1ate, Patricia 197 Plummel, B. 177 Plummet, Brenda 80,158,177 Pochba, Susan 92 Poet, John 158 Pomeroy, Barbara 159 Pomraning, Harold 88 Port, Patricia 181 Potter, Portia 159 Price, Carolyn 181 rice, Linda 61,77,92,93,159 Prinsket, William 65,197 Prough, Kathryn 191 Pugh, Donna 61,74,77,93,l75 Pye, Stephen 92 Pyles, Connie 181 Pysnik, Carol 159 Quickel, Robert 181 Raab, Jean 191 Rachlin, Sidney 193 Rager, Russell 193 Raimond, Joyce 183 Ramsey, Kristen 191 Ranck, Robert 159 Rankin, Helen 191 Rankin, Martha 159 Rasmus, Gerald 92 Raudensky, Philip 159 Ray, Jack 56,72,160 Rebert, James 57,160 Redden, Colvyn 90 Reed, Drew 89, 175 Reese, Gloria 74,75,79 Reider, Kirk 66,67,74,193 Reif, George 57 Reinhart, Larry 74,75,193 Reitz, Joyce, 191 Rembisz, James 92 Reynolds, Margaret 180 Rhinehart, James 160 Richards, David 74,75,88 Richards, Dennis 88,183 Richardson, Joanne 76,192 Richter, Laura 191 Ridenour, Donna 160 Rider, John 57 Rider, Susan 191 Ridinger, Donald 181 Riefle, Leslie 56 Riese, Robert 160 Righi, Margel 191 Rinehart, Patricia 78 Ringler, Esther 192 Rissmiller, Glenn 60,78,72 Ritchey, Delbert 161 Ritchey, Kenneth 194 Roberts, Marilyn 194 Robinson, Ernestine 63,69,74,185 Robinson, Rachel 61,177 Rock, James 74 Rode, Ralph 60,177 Rollins, Harry 57 Romano, James 57 Romano, Joseph 57 Romesbert, Sue 64,183 Rosenberry, Ronald 193 Ross Michael 70,161 Roth, Marguerite 192 Roth, Richard 161 Rothrock, William 58 Rotz, Glenda 67,69,78,180 Rotz, Joyce 161 Rowe, Barbara 78,80,175 Ruby, Tom 59 ,v-mwmnwwwmWM;,y.4.,..,-m... . 1x Rudisill, Marjorie, 161 Ruggles, Edward 193 Ruhl, Marjorie 74,75,175 Russell, Carol 161 Russell, Patricia 162 Ruth, Pamela 74 Rutherford, Judy 61,63,73,78 Rynard, Shirley 180 Sager, Roy 193 Salerno, Larry 58 Salmon, Michael 60 Sandnes, Edward 71,183 Sanford, Sue 76,180 Santoro, James 86 Saphore, Garry 184 Sassaman, Ralph 86 Saufley, Gloria 162 Saulen, David 56,77,162 Saylor, Barry 57 Schailey, Connie 185 Schatz, Connie 191 Schatz, Debby 185 Scheivert, Kenneth 86 Schleifer, Linda 61,77,79,162,174 Schmitt, Lucretia 162 Schnell S. 193 Sciorilli, Thomas 92,186,193 Secrest, Linda 74,75 Seipe, Linda 193 Sell, Donna 75,80,78,162 Sell, Patricia 193 Seymour, Rochelle 163 Shaak, Graig 57,92 Shaffer, Carolyn 63 Shaffer, Gary 70,183 Shaffer, Linda 78 Shaffer, Margaret 74,75,81 Shaffer, Nancy 74 Shaffer, Terry 68,70,78,183 Shakespeare, Terry 57 Shallcross, Edith 76,185 Shank, Gary 56,64 Shaulis, Carolyn 192 Sheaffer, Sharon 163 Shearer, Betty 163 Shearer, G. Michael 163 Sheetz, Susan 74,75 Shellhammer, Ronald 116 Sherbin, Eleanor 62 Sherine, David 163 Shermeyer, Barbara 193 Shifflet, Michael 58 Shimp, Virginia 193 Shindledecker, C. 92 Shipp, Robert 56,77,164 Shirk, Betty Jane 164 Shoemaker, Ann 164 Shoeman, Elizabeth 164 Sholter, Kenneth 86,164 Shomper, Jane 92,192 Showalter, Linda 192 Shugarts, Barry 58 Shultz, Suzanne 194 Shumaker, Edward 177 Sicchitano, Denis 58,178 Sickel, Susan 194 Sidle, Blaine 58,164 Sieber, Robert 60 Silvagio, Rosemary 54 Silmington, Hershel 92 Simonangel, Sherry 194 Simpson, Richard 64,183 Singel, Gary 194 Singer, Connie 78,183 Singley, Leilani 175 Sipes, Kathie 165 Sitch, Mary Kay 193 Slaybaugh, Susanne 76,185 Slusser, Pamela 191 Small, Robert 58 Smedley, Annette 192 Smedley, Suzanne 192 Smiley, Joanne 193 Smith, Andrew 57,86 Smith, Betta Ann 81,175 Smith, Carl D. 194 Smith, Carol 193 Smith, Cynthia 174 Smith, David 56 Smith, Donna 75 Smith, Evelyn 61,63,92 Smith, Janice 81 Smith, Judy 183 Smith, Margaret 54,75,77,61,175 Smith, Marjorie 75,77,93,165 Smith, Mary L. 55,73,78,165 Smith, Pamela 61,92 Smith, Patricia 92,61 Smith Patricia A. 61,76,81 Smith, Phillip 59 Smith, Robert 194 Smith, Ronald 194 Smith, Thomas 90,77 Snare, Donald 88 Snider, Marlin 165 Snoke, John 60 Snyder, Carroll 165 Snyder, Donna 165 Snyder, Harold 58,178 Snyder, Kathleen 75,193 Snyder, Keith 185 Snyder, Lucy 75,166 Snyder, Nancy 194 Sollenberger, Floyd 166 Solt, Diane 194 Soroka, Walter 60 Sotirokos, Linnea 64,66,70,183 Souder, Bonnie 76 Soult, Ned 60 Spangler, Donald 58 Speece, Jack 59,71 Speece, James 59,71 Spencer, Donna 78 Spicer, Joyce 192 Spidell, Nancy 75 Sponaugle, Gale 181 Sponseller, Edwin 56,72,166, Spoonhour, Susan 63,183,209 Spory, Gene 166 Sprawls, Suzanne 183 Sprenkle, David 56 Sprenkle, Janet 61,70,76,77,79, 93,166 Sprow, David 57 Stackhouse, Robert 194 Stafford, A. Gayle 166 Stains, William 183 Staire, 178 Stairs, Elizabeth 78,185 Stalter, Ira 86 Stanford, Catherine 61 Stanley, Thomas 58 Staver, Brenda 81 Steele ,Sherry 74,75 Sternuik, Martha 63,64,78,81,183 Sternuik, Xenia 64,80 Stewart, David 90 Stewart, Sandra 74,93 Stiffler, Grant 167 Stitt, Catherine 194 Stockholm, Carol 183 Stoichess, Pandel 86 Stouch, Elizabeth 194 Stover, Robert 193 Stow, Miriam 167 Straffer, G. 183 Straffer, T. 68 Strange, Eric 194 Straub, Keneth 74,75,183 Strawser, Sally 167 Strickland, Linda 192 Strickler, Pamela 167 Strock, Susan 183 Stump, Joan 55,73,78 Stump, Raymond 60,167 Stumpf, Joan 55,73,78 Sturek, Barbara 183 Suliman P. 78 Sullivan 61,80 Sura, Martha, 168 Sutton, Allen 57 Swartz, Karen 180 Swartz, Nancy 180 Swigert, Salle 61,77,92,177 Swope, Barbara 79 Sysyn, Patricia 194 Tarman, Robert 178 Tete, Joseph 86 Thistle, Carol 74,75,78,183 Thomas, Sandra 61,68,177 Thompson, Carol 193 Thon, Ruth 78,185 Tiffany, Diane 64,66,180 Tinder, Claudia 78 Topham, Joan 70,203 Tornetta, Patty 61,76,78 Toward, Patricia 93 Trayer, Daniel 92 Trimmer, Karl 58 Trone, Connie 78,81,203 . Troutman, James 66,67,69,183 Truck, S. 185 Trueman, Gail 193 Truitt, Wayne 56 Tuckey, Robert 63 Turbett, Cindy 191 Twining, Joan 70 Twohig, Susan 70,177 Uhr-ich, Gary 186 Uhrik, Carol 68 Vanatta, Jere 86 Vanhorn, Loretta 168 Varner, Ralph 59 Vasilko, John 168 Vaughan, Sandra 168 Verhovsek, Lois 168 Volgan, William 168 Vukmanic, Frank 178 Wagenheim, Gary 75 Wagenseller, Nancy 61,76,169 Waggoner, Carolyn 81,177 Wagner, Helen 192 Wagner, Joyce 61,69,90,176 Wagner, Margaret 178 Wagoner, John 86 Walker, Marjorie 169 Wallace, Janet 78,79,80,169 Walp, George 194 Walsh, Dianne 183 Walter, Edwin 90,194 Waltmyer, R. 71 Walton, Barbara 169 Waltz, Galen 169 Warner, Carol 92 Wasson, Doris 74 Watson, Robert 86 Wayburn, Mary Rita 169 Weagley, Connie 63,69 Wear, Catherine 61,75 Weaver, Donna 77,170 Weaver, Flora 193 Weaver, George 57 Weaver, Richmd 57,86 Weaver, Rick 86 Weaver, Romayne 170 Webb, Joseph 92 Weidenmeyer, Sally 13 Weikel, S. 62,80 Weikert, Guy 170 Weiser, Dennis 81 Weitzel, Victoria 170 VVelch, Margaret 81,185 Welliver, Cheryl 170 Welsh, Cheryl 63 Wentz, Edward 183 Wert, Thomas 170 West, Roxanne 61,77,92,177 Wetzel, William F. 57,86,90 Whisler, Edward 88 White, Ruth 61 White, William 64,171 Whiteman, Ruth 177 Whitenack, Sally 171 Whitesel, Linda 78,171 Whitesel, Roger 90 Whitesel, Wendy 171 Whitfield, Marilee 192 Wible, Eric 74,75 Wikel, Stephen 80 Wiker, Marcia 192 Wildasin, John 171 Wildasin, Mike 86 Wildermuth, Peyton 75 Willhide, Gary 171 Williams, Beverly 61,77,81 Williams, Bruce D. 57,81 Williams, David 86 Williams, Jon 56,172 Williams, Richard 88 Wills, Diane 74,75,81,177 Wilson, Joann 93 Wilson, Kay 79,172 Wilson, Linda 79 Wilson, Robert 88 Wilson, Robert H. 70,88 Wilt, Carol 74,81,177 Wilt, Larry 65,192 Windham, James 194 Winsor, Machael 60,70,80,177 Wirt, Darlene 180 Witman, David 156 Witmer, Terry 93 Witte, Frances 79 Witwer, E. 81,177 Woland, James 202 Wolaver, Clinton 194 Wolfe, 183 Wolfley, Donald 56,77,172 Wolgemuth, Sandra 61,81,77,177 Woodell, Allen 70 Woodle, Linda 194 Worona, Petro 78,172 Worthy, Grace 172 Wright, Jane 172,75,81 Wright, Margaret 77,61 Yamshak, James 60,173 Yeager, Jeffrey 173 Yeingst, Robert 64 Yinger, James 92,185 Yocum, Joan 63,178 Yohn, Sylvia 81 Young, Harold 60 Young, Karen 183 Young, Patricia 79,177 Zearfoss, Craig 192 Zearfoss, Ronald 72,80,173 Zeek, Raymond 59 Zeger, Vancy 173 Zeigler, Larry 60 Zeigler, Roy 74,75,192 Zeigler, Sandra 173 Zidek, Catherine 73 Ziegler, Carol 61,64,73 Ziesche, Carol 61,78,75 Zoccola, James 194,74 Zubrod, George 59 Cheryl E. Kerr Co-editor James H. Woland Co-editor Dr. Lloyd Hanawalt e 4; , t eye th4 V w 77 77 After rummaging through our literary pride and joy, the reader is no doubt wondering what manner of schizoids put it together. To soothe the readefs curiosity we have devoted these last two pages to us. Aside from the fact that we deserve them, these pages serve to inform our critics whom to stone. No matter, we,re used to adversity. At the last party down in the office nearly everyone . . . but we digress. To the point. We proudly e no shame at all - present us. Bruce Miller; Becky Gossard; William Padimonski; Frank Heirbacher, photographer; Seated: Brenda Gran- ger; Emily Nori, senior editor. The CUMBERLAND 6ixty-6ix staff wishes to thank the following persons for their help in publishing this book: Mr. Sidney C. Schultz of H. G. 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