Slippery Rock University - Saxigena Yearbook (Slippery Rock, PA)

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' if-:-,if Albitz runs away with the 220 lows in quadrangular meet with Edin- boro, Bullfalo, and Youngstown Hildebran, Mahaffey, and Fleming come home MI-2-3-U in 440 against Westminster L l Track Co-captained by Walt Esser and Ken Hildebran and coached by Dr. Campbell Snowberger, this year's cindermen went undefeated in dual competition, won two out of three triangular meets, and finished second in the State Teachers College Meet. This year's team was led by Ion Paul Albitz who showed competency in the high and low hurdles, the loo yard dash, the high jump, and the broad jump. Other outstanding performers were Walt Esser and Dave Jessel in the pole vault, and Ken Hildebran in the 440 yard dash and mile relay. Record-breaker, Walt Esser, easily clears II 6 ' VA 2' . 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Hoffman grimaces at the finish of the 880 Katusin cuts loose with the discus Firsi Raw-Co-captain Hildebran, Iessel, Ford, Mahaifey, Helicke, Shirey, Mastroianni, Sutton, Mooney, Co-captain Esser. Second Row-Coach Snowberger, Allison, Simonsen, johns, Katusin, Hoffman, Fleming, Pierzynski, Miller, Albitz, Plummer, Catalfamo, Managers Moore and Mickey l l .---L., A -w?5+f'iiT?15 r'-',.Lf.... y , , . 5 .lgggl-f 1.1: .flies If, .1 V . -. 1 V - :'i4 -',i?i' ig. I . i. ' as W . . R1 A , f. fr 4 S3542 'X-3+ IM las 'll '-1 'HI lx 5' FPLQ' K lit ?r fqfftl kvza F qw r ' 'F s ' . ' ' ia , . 2 , 9 l ' 9' W .r si- ' ,A fi 5. Fl 4-gl r , ,. ,, . . ,.-fl, Q 1 ,Ji -. ' Q .- ,J Q, f lv NJ bl. rvai sx.,-,.v is' ,H L,i!giu-Z . fiat. . 3-lr,':'N ,411 ls vgfi- 1' .' --2 :Qin ,V 'f r 5' - 1 5 i4'f'5 ' if'5 fFsQff:-'31 wi- ,'-9 f'5f-WP fzigixfl-if-wfg' 1 - 2 'ftvp , .:- -v,,1,.a -0- 'ff fm. 'S' ' . 4, fi , : 2. - . , wif rj- ': -1: . - ...'-,'. if ttf ,wi 1-1 -H.rt.'f':ff-1. 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Other squad members included Dave Putman, Buck Dunaway, Nick Macaluso, and Vic Eyth. With the loss of only Macaluso the Rocket netmen should continue to im- prove next year. Dave Barnes drivCS a hard f01'Cl12md Senior Nick Macaluso follows through on backhand , .V , . - N- -.1-QV-1. .... , H , -- I - f41- 1 - . . '.',f'iVfn ' i 1 jffxzlii'-Q . ,fyf,.-fl.-tri-J - dan.-,,, ,a M. ,vu .- M: V, , ,,-,fri 5. any nr fv..,1 n ,ff , ,af f-,A 'hr Safe: - 'f mf, ,rift- r,-'fgf - i f .. .-M.1-Ci-, -a ,-, i. l,,, , .Q 1V,M4'.,C , 141, AA U, l. .V ' ,f,- 1, .f . ,. 1 1 ,lx ,1 ,Mfr I ' 11 1 , 41 -4ff ,Q:g,1.f,-M fl - - f ,a ,V . gg5:...':-Ja' . ' , 5 A: 1 - swf id 1 1-4. . P .iff ' -c?i4i-- V , ,f fr ff, ' ffm:-.gil i I, 'Q' fi 1-73:- 7Tf?,.i2' i ' ' - xxx If P ' a- .v 'f'.1 ',. '- j-Q1gviifp'f if - -J . ff -A fx We was . . 55.15 uf ' I .,,.,,q:.a.. x sc.: A N sr., ,L f 5, 1 ' 1 'Af 1 R 4 1 A 1 B Q, 4 Q, L . . 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With the arrival of Marcli QISK, the oflicial beginning of spring, Slippery Rock students begin to look forward to the real arrival of spring, those balmy days that arrive three weeks to a month later. Mr. Sun beckons students out-of-doors. Books are laid asideg sun bathing in the court, at the pond, or at Slippery Rock Creek consumes many hours. Tennis is enjoyed by the average student who takes to the courts between gym classes, tennis team practice, and meals. Picnics replace meals for many during this spring season. This year the picnics brought about the closing of the little cafeteria. On this page, and the two following, we have captured some of this spring activity. Journalists chow down at Press Club picnic dr- ,,m:L , ,, ,, g I W ' 91' 'F'-f The tennis courts are filled as usual on a spring afternoon Slippery Rock students live it up at tennis court dance The remains of the Hut which was de stroyed by Ere during Easter vacation. Surprise' Girls gather 'round as Carole Ann Parker opens gifts at surprise shower Phyllis Solak moves out for summer 5 r Graduation Exercises Nlay 24th and May 25th marked the last days at Slippery Rock for 14.4 grad- uating Seniors. On Sunday afternoon, May 24th, Bac- calaureate services were held at Thomp- son Field. The main speaker was the Reverend E. Marcellus Nesbitt of Beaver Pa. Nlonday morning, May 25th, was a momentous occasion in the lives of the graduating Seniors. A lifetime goal was reached. Bachelor of Science in Education Degrees were conferred on 88 Elemen- tary and Secondary Education Seniors, and Bachelor of Science in Health Edu- cation Degrees were conferred on 56 Physical Education Seniors. Dr. Harold T. W7ieand, Dean of Instruction, pre- sented the graduates for degrees and diplomasg Dr. Norman N. VVeisenHuh, President of the College, conferred the degrees and awarded the diplomas. Pre- ceding the presentation of diplomas was the traditional commencement address delivered by Dr. Paul H. Masoner, Dean of the School of Education at the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. The speakers' platform at commencement. Left to right Dr Weisenfluh Dr Masoner Mr. Frazier, Dr. Wieand, and Reverend H. J. Ford Choir sings The Church's One Foundation as faculty and seniors enter for Baccalaureate service fee -- , NW W iss ,,M,.t ,Tu , , A Hwy 1. 9 -i K sz if 1-If- ' 'Q -fa .wwe-I-Q M SQSWM , nn' V - Q pave ,AJ-Q 'Gi' ' In-,E , an - 7 isgi, ' 555555 .fs -E .r x Dr. Faculty and Seniors take their plac Weisenfluh congratulates John Davis gm, vzkrf.,-, - ---gplaw 1 ' , r- ' 5-sz.. Q 1 fin, . ,s f 'i.ag-fi-3.3-Ani f' ,. . .wsu ff , ill Le- ,,.-T,.,,v- 4 B579 -4 .lf'- Q!! 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H ' :Z . : 4. ,.f w ' f ' s -..-zQ- 'Cuff The 1959 SAXIGEHA State Teachers Associate Editors: l College William Oehlenschlager Slippery Rock Victor Eyth Pennsylvania Progress was perhaps the key word of 1958-59 at Slippery Rock- three-fold progress. For you the student, it has been a year ofpersonal development. You have attended classes, met new people, and tried new ideasg there have been times ofjoy and times of despair. As a re- sult of these experiences growth has taken place. You have journeyed some distance along the road to becoming a teacher. Some of you, having gone as far as this institution will permit, will soon be full- fiedged teachers. This does not mean that your growth should stopg rather it should bejust beginning. In addition to individual progress there has been progress on an institutional scale. Slippery Rock State Teachers College is advancing and progressing. This past year buildings began to take shape before our eyes. Construction was begun on front campus for an auditorium, a new men's dormitory is emerging behind the Grillg a field house, a new class-room building, three new dormitories, and a library annex may be expected in the near future. Also on the increase is Slippery Rock's enrollment. In 1957-58 the enrollment was 1,0355 this year it has reached I,I69Q by 1960-61 it is expected to reach I,325. It is conceivable that by 1970 the enrollment may total 2,ooo or more. The members of this year's graduating class can look back at their individual accomplishments with pride. As alumni, they will be able to look at their Alma Mater with even greater pride. They will see a new Slippery Rock, a Slippery Rock which affords greater oppor- tunities for more students. They will see a truly progressive institu- tion of higher learning. Q. v T i' 1 , ' w I' W: ll V. Q 'B 1 1 t sim i. ' l i H K U . Fr N ...Y .u , .Mfg , ' ' S. A Q' ' ' 0 1 5. 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X .. -- - 1 -F ' ,- r I .,, .I Y' - , -1 Y w TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 4 ATHLETICS sa CLASSES so FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION II4 An 1 1 1 1 1 ,X 1 V 1 pa QL I an W! W1 Wgsigr H1 ,TWC 1 J ,.,...,. y , 1? I N3 'lk , IP 3 Zinn l-zQa,-wfaff1-- ww ww, '.TJ2'+- S3 v M, i , 43, r 'M s --me Welcome Freshmen This year, ax in year: part, Slippery Rock freshmen were soon equipped with the traditional signs, dinks, and scarves for ties, depending upon the gender of the wearerj and engaged themselves in the time-honored atmosphere of friendliness which prevails at the Rock. Freshman class meetings were called by Tribunal and the usual ribbing of frosh prevailed, generally speaking, everyone had a good time. But as the days went by and the signs and dinks became a little ragged, controversies came to the fore as in yearr past. Tribunal clamped down in their ob- servation of regulations, whereas fresh- men let up-ar in yearr past. But the frosh chose to ignore a vital issue when they made a poor attendance showing at their Homecoming stunt rehearsal. And as a result of a class meeting with Miss Harner and Mr. Evans late that same night, they held their rehearsal at 6:30 A.M. the next morning. Homecoming cameg the stunt was per- formed for a gracious queen, and regula- tions ended-as in years pasl. Mary Lou Flaherty faces Kangaroo Court ,gg i,,.rr ., at T -,fwfr fir l if 4 1.144 Tribunal members confer as to fate of Freshmen iw- -: .midi , 73 l . ...C -Q ...-. .- . Q . -v.,....n.-..- ,-.?..qggn-n mov' una ai vcd 4, M-, - ..... Bill Ribisl scrubs for Tribunal 'EQ Esther Watson and Shirley Fair ease pains of regis- tration Some freshmen actually enjoyed punishments sg e i is Lf. isnt t Fl: if .af Betty Guidish and Mimi Kerr give their rendition of Rag Mop Students part with money at Business Manager's Oftice 8 K? , Ili, -an , : . ,-3, ,. , at . : 49 1 '- Q a ' ' ' H , - ull Li' - 'asf ' 'i LiQ ' ' 1 1 ., , 1 , i W ,, . Zen.- ,,f, 1. - , -I , H 1 1 1 T' 4' Sherman's Army scours hillside foliage in search of insects Registration and Classes The exhilaration of renewing acquaint- ances, the excitement of forming new friends, and the good times resulting from Freshman regulations somewhat dimin- ished with the advent of registration. Long, slow-moving lines and endless forms make Registration Day tedious. Registra- Something new-lab assistants tion marks the end of care-free summer days and the beginning of the class-at- tendance habit. The divisions of the first few days back give way to the more press- ing demands of classes, books, grades, and assignments. The routine for the year is established. It looked so easy when Dr Hale d1d it 9 1 , , a fag 55?i1U,, 'W 5 i 2 . ,4 1 ZLLV ' ' .1-:.ag.,:. ,.- Q A A H X , i V '4 i fi 1 Q -.Ili-f fl , ' . A I .A 'we' 5 six if' J . F Tal. f 'ff if i. ' E - 1 iiivfi 4 li X Homecoming In late September gig boxes were placed on the Dining Hall tables. Slippery Rock students went to the polls. Pri- mariesn were held. Each class selected its candidate for Homecoming Queen, and with the entire school casting ballots, Senior candidate, Miss Nancy Double, was popularly proclaimed Homecoming Queen for 1959. She and her court reigned over the week-end festivities. THEME: Around the VVorld in Eighty Days Friday, October IO 7:00 P.lVl.-Coronation of the Queen Bonfire 8:00 P.M.-Slippery Rock Premiere- Around the World in Eighty Days Saturday, October 1 1 12:00 Noon-Homecoming Parade 2:00 P.M.-Rockets vs. Indiana 5:30 P.M.-Varsity Club Dinner 9:00 P.M.-Homecoming Dance Homecoming Queen, Miss Nancy Double E 5-Q 29 , in V ' , iv -'lfgrltfis 61 1 H A nelly 'el cfm rqx, Era it .A .X 'Q , -MK I 2711.55-f2klk,1. f.:,, f'J.,. fix 'fi Z' -4-,Q Seniors put finishing touches on class float Homecoming festivities begin with traditional bonfire Queen Nancy escorted into the Roxy Theatre to open the premiere of Around the World in 80 Days II r 2 , l zzezrgfizazz Q I I r -arms 1. . V I a 4 - J l L ' 'Sa W U0 iii: V7 : If55:5'9: ,' ' w ! M ' 1 . qi- 'mfr smg' ' rv: M-nt. l A rw PK ill l Kg V' ll! vu f ew 1 :v P gh . I , if 5 '- wimm I as I , ,X iig, , ,, W pg .Q 4 V X X N i ,N nge: N - Q , , x , .,L. X wfssrzsszzsslef Homecommg ueen a d Courtg Valerie Wfassler, Arlene Bacorn, Queen Nancy Double, and Mary Schaflf -Wir.. ,El Q I iff- rr -N A A ff. ,4 5Jj! '4' G Ml' 1 . . 5:3- 4, 'ff' A-vf1 553: ,. lg- . Choir and band float adds n touch of New Orleans to Homecoming Parade The Green and White band plays the Alma Mater Ei N. B. C. cameramen prepare Slippery Rock's TV debut Ray Haynes, Alumni Association President, presents Homecoming ' 'h t h Queen wir a rop y I3 i Action highlighting Homecoming Game Cheerleaders anxiously await Queen 'N-n.f Mr. Rose presents awards at Varsity Club Alumni Banquet I4 t Students and alumni dance to the strains ofthe Chiprean Brothers Orchestra at the Homecoming semi formal 15 s, 1 :....- wt: L UW' 5 Thursday night dance-Halloween style The Grill Undoubtedly the most inclusive term that can be applied to campus life is the ambiguous Let's Grill it, which can mean anything from coffee and doughnuts to cards and Coke-so long as it's at the Grill. Generally, Grillers can be grouped in two classifications: Regularr, whose habits are known to the Ocmsionals, who drop Bar flies in to find the Regulars who are always there. If at any time during the day a serious atmosphere begins to permeate those Grillean Halls as students and faculty limp in before, between, and from classes, it is dispelled completely on Thursday night with the music of the regular Grill Dance. Laughs come easy at the Grill Love Coffee Cards Hon's helper Over the counter Study? Lighting up jan Galmish displays fine bowling form Rock Bottom When study seems fruitless and a di- version ofthe mind necessary, many stu- dents retreat to Rock Bottom. Rock Bottom serves as a tonic for tired minds. Pool, billiards, ping-pong, and bowling mean care-free afternoons and evenings for many S.R. Students. Pool Sharks! ,.f-Q A-Q e 1f1eraa' - Q' PT' .Y A. , i .l ,M H J X lr Ei SL I ,, kr ,, Y I Ten Cents Please! Weekend Hut Dance The Hut For those students who stay on campus each weekend the Hut provides a place of fun and recreation. Roll up the rugs, push back the chairs, and there is a smooth and Back to the Dorm slippery dance floor. Once the lights are dimmed and the records spinning, the at- mosphere is set. The latest records can be heard-your favorite crooner or the nois- iest jump. The evening passes all too quickly, and not until the bright lights glare in your eyes do you realize that the dance is over. 5-4-3-2-1-SLAM! .df I i mf' W :ii --RH :Shia I WM 'tw , V , iii ge-'M' wi gigjf'-iif-i j .. N ' L- .I Hu, --,N Y -.- ,- ' 1 - . -- ' Q ,G ,fini-.1 Ls V if il -1 Q ' ji xii pp , I 1, H- .a , e K t .i , ' e i .' 1 ., A. 1, ' 1 Walt Esser calls for his girl Night on After watching all the girls go by in the dining hall, the S.R. College male de- cides on a date for the evening. She can be obtained by giving the magic word at the desk in North Hall. After he has Ian Galmish and Jack Stoerkel begin their night on the town the Town looked at stale newspapers for an unpre- dictable length of time, his date appears. A typical date may be a movie at the Roxy, a milkshake at Islay's, and a long walk back to North Hall. ' - m'r'Q , 'mg Islay's-after the movies Z Chic DoerHer treats his girl to o corn and a movie P P TEC OLOR lllflil' l' Movies over, next stop-Is1ay's 2 I Bob Girty attracts a host of admirers Socializing The Lounge After a hearty meal has brought con- tentment to the empty stomach, the Slip- pery Rock student ambles to the living room of North Hall, popularly known as The Lounge. Socializing is the term applied to the after-dinner activities in The Lounge. Light conversation, re- laxing with a friend, or adjourning to the Music Lounge to give ear to a talented student pianist refresh the mind for the evening studies. 1 l.a....,.- , , Grace directs migration into the Dining Hall g L Co-eds check Dining Hall bulletin board The first in line kill time 23 --f..i.2,,ze-glw W ua WM ---...gun- :- IS g- X M - . I1- An aura of Christmas enthusiasm permeates North Hall. orth Hall Activity which never ceases until lights out at 12:00 midnight, begins in North Hall at 7:00 A.M. In the morning hours of any typical weekday, time is taken out to do a washing, iron, or to clean cluttered rooms. With the completion of classes in the afternoon, the dorm is turned into a social center to the chagrin of those people who take a mid-day nap. During the din- ner hour a quietness, which is broken by early evening phone and company calls, settles over the dormitory. Beginning at 8:30 noise is kept to a minimum to en- courage studying and quietness permeates the dormitory. At 10:30 the BR's are filled with girls chattering over the even- ing, visits are made from room to room, and an evening snack is enjoyed. Gum- my puts an end to all the noise for the day and the girls make the usual trip to the lounges to get in a bit of last-minute studying. Soon, serenity reigns over the quieted and darkened dormitory until another day begins. Linda Roberts burns the midnight oil in preparation for final exams It's hard to make an eight o'clock r ' sf f -ii ' South Hall Although South Hall does not sparkle as brightly as North Hall on Open House occasions, it provides happy living quar- ters for some two hundred men. After a morning ofclasses some fellows sack out for the afternoon, others strike out for the Grill, and some head for athletic practice sessions. After dinner and socializing in the lounge, the fellows return to South Hall to study, play cards, or shoot the bull for the evening. Late evening snacks are a part of the daily routine. Hit-the- rack time ranges from Iozoo p.m. to 2:oo a.m. Morning arrives and a new day be- gins. r 1.13 An evening card playing session in 205 South Hall 'T 71 JQ Showered and shaved, Ron Chislaghi and Ted Mil- A snack follows an evening of study for Tom Williams, Dave Speer, Ken Schultz 'ind ler are ready to face a hard day. Bill Ribisl. The Christmas Season Christmas-perhaps the best time of year at Slippery Rock. Freshly fallen snow blankets the campus. The Christmas spir- it flourishesg books are put aside, and fes- tivities of every sort hold the limelight. Happiness and warmth best describe the prevailing atmosphere. Christmas decora- tions are seen at every turn. Radio, record players, and juke boxes make the Rock resound with the happy spirits of Christ- mas music. In these next few pages, we have captured some of the high points of this Christmas season. Caroling at the annual Christmas Party, held this year at the Hut Y Q 9 1' quail -NF VN--V- -- .f.., . . ,. -... ew ' -M ,Eg , . 'gf I 4 fu N , H 1 Q of -' ' M 3. Y 4 X4 YV :.. b fl 1 . f1 gv-w- . ' z. W 1 5 F' : A -- i: fv n 1 V f I it T. N as 3 1 ll 5 I xl! Q Q nl 't ij r xt l:w.--WC f-M ,. . 'if - I? . Q3 J' .W xv , 4 , . Z If i 4 Marge Esau enjoys a day on the Slippery Rock slopes. This orphan merits special attention from Dick Meredith. Masquers entertain orphans at annual Christmas party. rt' 4 Jean Negley and Paul Simko skim across the pond ef -..Q t -- Y - V.. . - . L... - I :. 5 - ,N , 5 H . ---Y e ' W' ' ' , -1 .-A 1Piff 'a . V '. ' V N41 A' 1 ji? '52 fi, 1 'V 4' neil' 'ie' ' ' i W.A.A. intramurals are under way with the Frosh meeting the Juniors in a. class game. Fencer, Linda Linnon, caught oFfguard. Carol Anderson serves in W.A.A. tennis. Barb Stilley tries for a strike. x-57 I. Barb McGibbney officiates W.A.A. game. Modern dance attracted Pat Long and Lee Rhodes. Barb Davis demonstrates a racing dive. Q1 Verla Witt gets off the floor to score in class volleyball. Sally McKown spikes while Martha Burton attempts a block. K. X I Judie McCall gets some action in a pick up tournament Women,s Athletics VVomen's athletics are an integral part ofstudent life on Slippery Rock's Campus. Athletics provide a mode of relaxation and a means of attaining and maintaining a high degree of physical fitness. A wide range of activity is offered at Slippery Rock. Competition is available for all in- terested girls in a variety of individual, dual and team sports. Archery, bowling, swimming, golf and gymnastics are exam- ples of individual sports. Tennis, fencing, badminton, and ping pong represent the dual sports. Team sports include Held hockey, soccer, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Athletics are valuable in the formation of ideals. Leadership, cooperation, and fair play evolve through the fellowship of athletic participation. Slippery Rock provides an activity for every interest so that each girl may parti- cipate and thus grow physically, socially, emotionally, and culturally. Intramural Council members, Tom Dolde, Hal Wingard, and Ed Schmidt score game. At extreme right is Pop Storer, faculty advisor. Men's Intramurals The men's intramural program under the capable direction of Mr.Wil1iam Pop Storer and the Intramural Council proved very successful. Touch football highlighted the fall ac- tion. The Panthers captained by Chuck Lockard won the league. The winter phase of the intramural pro- gram was dominated by basketball. Par- ticipation was so extensive that the pro- fessional football scheme of having two divisions and a championship playoff had to be employed. W I LQ427: 'P ' if 93.656 1 Intramural opponents reach for a rebound. fx Bill Newell, OfFicial's Club member, is seen working an intramural game. Coed Recreation Coed recreation, a plan in which activi- ties were offered for both men and women, was sponsored by a student government committee, headed by Phyllis Solak and Jon Albitz. Arrangements were made to have both gymnasiums and the swimming pool open on Saturday afternoons. Men and women students enjoyed pick-up games of basketball and volleyball, work- ing out on the apparatus, and swimming. All curriculums were encouraged to parti- cipate and engage in activities which pro- vided both recreation and sportsmanship. Beetle Bailey goes high for a spike as jan Neleigh and Mr. Evans a 'V lr , nu' eww' matfwt gx Q? it f if Virginia Grindle, Darrel Matheus, Don Miller, Bill Miller and Jon Quinlisk in a scene from The Rainmakerf' Dr. Matson demonstrates an authentic looking punch to jon Quinlisk. Dramatic Productions The Speech Department is directly re- sponsible for the presentation of several plays to the entire student body and fac- ulty. This year three plays, The Rain- maker , Antigone , and Stage Door were presented. All performances were masterfully directed by Dr. C. T. Matson, head of the Speech Department. The Masquers Club works in close as- sociation with the Speech Department in all theatrical productions. Masquer mem- bers make up the actors, are responsible for ushering, and build the scenery. It is a requirement of the club that each mem- ber do some phase of work on all produc- tions. Many long hours of rehearsal are spent before the curtain is raised for the first presentation. The plays are given for three consecutive evenings. After the final performance a great transformation takes place. The players are no longer the serious stars of the stage, but a group of happy, smiling individuals, well pleased that they have given a good performance. This is also the night to cele- brate. For as has been a custom, the cast and crew release all nervous tension and frustration with a roaring cast party. Q1 Hzmfb 'Y -A M r ? 'N , 1. A, IT- - -Q-. . J , 5 if ...ww f - W? 75' Tony Sgattoni makes-up Mimi Kerr for Stage Do , A practice session from Stage Door 41, ' I S or Even though the set is not complete, practice must go on. Here Jon Quinlisk and Pat Ciongoli rehearse a scene from Stage Door WA .' E i ' L.'i': ' ,, J-f 'fwss-rw -Eff , ,- , Wig, , ' ?2fq ' , M Lfeizsiii i ' w ' u mia, Lg i i wi i ii?i,,:. iylffix-1v3fI'F' Ee ii i wiv- 'N i H i wwf? fc--imciigxsa VL Faculty members, McKay, VVest, and Laughner enjoy ten o'clock coffee break. Dedicated Dr. Albert begins his day at dawn. 36 Facult at Random On this page we have tried to capture some of our faculty members in situations other than those ofthe conventional classroom. In the opinion ofthe editors of this book, the faculty have a direct relationship with the entire student body both inside the classroom and out, and consequently are a part of Student Lie. Pop Storer enjoys evening 'coffee and bull session at Isalys. ff' -4. -'F' Willy Ley, famous rocket expert, speaks on The Missile and the Future. A Finnish Gymnast works the horse. Assemblies September 26- The Missile and the Fu- ture -VVilly Ley November 20- His Infinite Variety, A Shakespearean Anthology -Margaret Webster December 3- Democracy Vs. Commu- nism in Asia -Associate Justice of the Supreme Court William O. Douglas December 16-Robert: Horcl, Professor of piano at University of Michigan ist January 12-Finnish Gymnastic Team anuary 6-VVilliam C. Appel, Tenor Solo- Dr. Weisenfiuh welcomes Supreme Court Justice Douglas. A Finnish Gymnast doing giant swings on high bar Senior Dinner-Dance The Senior Dinner was held January Io, 1959, in the college dining hall. Dr. VVeisenHuh spoke and class pres- ident, John Marsden, made a few COml116HtS. The guest speaker for the evening was Mr. Lowry who spoke to the Seniors on the importance of placing their position as teachers first and not letting education take a back seat. The dinner was followed by a dance in Maltby Li- brary. Each girl received a yellow mum corsage in keep- ing with the theme. Rhapsody in Gold Music was by the Chipprean Brothers. th Seniors and guests enjoy a dinner of stuffed pork chops plus ill the trimmings Senior dance in Maltby Library following dinner rganizations In the modern college, student organi- zations are essential for the furthering of the cultural, social, recreational, and aca- demic life of the students. Service clubs, professional fraternities, and recreational activities all add to the social and aca- demic life at Slippery Rock. Initiations and banquets, as well as regular club meet- I ings, make the social life both interesting and informative. No phase of the studen ts' life is neglected as there are religious, ath- letic, and creative clubs as well as the pro- fessional organizations. These organiza- tions all work together to make the stu- dents better citizens and teachers. ' 'lil' f digg' 225, , Il rf ,-sl, , 1 ms' 2' . , , isa of 1. 1 1 ,i w . lu , 1 Q ,lb ! i Alpha Phi Omega holds honorary dinner for Mr. Cornish, founder of the Slippery Rock chapter. Bob Homansky, Student Govern- ment President, conducts meeting Archery Club members play charades at Carol Parker presents committee report to Student Government. social. Pictured above is Arlene Bacorn. 39 Above-Lutheran Student Association members watch filmstrip. Right--Book fair in Maltby Library spon- sored by Association for Childhood Edu- cation. Below-Dr. Rhoades, sponsor of Trigca- lana, teaches a mathematical game to club members. in fi: Qfq,s.m-41' .aX Zi Esirw ,Al-L, I : A, JN X we 5555 gifs. 5: ,ef 1 ' 1 ' eftrvi--I Y Y - f:i'1i-5--'-1-'5aa:5: ' I FE:e7:j33'u'UL f ' Q 11 ' 4 , gg 'Y-4,-' '1L,-gg :1jir:r'r-si... f 'C , yi, . W . '. it,--, ,A , :W : . ,,EE5s.,.,:t,,f: , 1, ,, ,. -. , ,. - .' ' 51:-,: ,113 .sf.f:,:,.,.,.f,:,-,gg-g,:,:,: 1 1 'E 1. f - V . , LMT, ,. W Lg : ,. 4 I E. 55: ......,. . VE:-.,., W 3, , .f-- -- I 11,1-11' J' 'i ff .-It' '--U Tug. -- 1 J ll , f f f -- . 1, ,M 14 . ,'- x::1,,., ..- V- .Y.,,.a ' f li ::2E: ' f ' , . ' ' '50 ' 9?-' ff5Q 'g5B5i'ii5 535 3- Q5 -10 f- 1 1 -' ,. ' ' 1 ffl? f ' f H 52- ,TZ 1' ff ' -H' Z- ei' E Y L ESS? 9' 'Y l l l Tzlffif 1, ,, , .111 ' U11 111! 1, - 7,111 x .Mei . 1 m 91 -- -1.1.7. :.,..11t- 1-L1. . .Qfu X, '- A . A ' 11 ' 'Q' '. 1 94411516 1 , ' f 11 1 it 1 - N 1 1 V l , v ' ' I ' C' Te T. .1 Speech Therapy Club holds meeting at Mrs. Buzash's home. Commuters relax and eat lunch in the Women's Commuter Room. Editors Bill Ayres and Bill Kerr and their assist- ants meet another Rocket deadline. 41 The Flint Michigan Junior College See Saw square dance clinic sponsored by Delta Psi Kappa. ff ,. ff After a meeting, members of the Social Studies club enjoy coffee and question the guest speaker. Claire Ann jenawny entertains at the Twig and Branch Party sponsored by Y.W.C.A. K, . Right-Father Ford demonstrates the cha cha to ' Newman Club members at the Christmas social. ' ' Ewlillia. 1.- r A-JUEY i Q . .gr ,xf-1 Q. giii. Kappa Delta Pi members hear Dr. Chiapetta at annual banquet. Delta Psi Kappa pledges take test under the watchful eye of president, Phyllis Solal-2. 'b , M' LA Chuck Haffey conducts Open Road Club meeting. N 'W Soft drinks and doughnuts were served as refreshments at the Women's Athletic Association Christmas Party. ni- i .. ',., Y Delta Psi Kappa pledges await pledging ceremony. Helen Arbutina and Myrna Nemeth do a pantomime of The Little Space Girl at Mu Kappa Gamma meeting. Miss Barthelemy discusses basketball rules with members of Officials Club Varsity Club members wait for business meeting to begin. 46 John Watson, president of the Slippery Rock rifle club, discusses rifle range equipment with STC club members. . .e ,-H . -,,,,.,, - M., ,.., Association for Childhood Education holds business meeting. ! Floor walker Fleming holds out bargain hunting shoppers in imag- Miss Eastman discusses Orchesis plans for second semester with inative Orchesis dance session. new members. Al Cirucci, Archery Club marksman, takes careful aim. Varsity Club President, Norm Nilsson, and Vice President, Bill Halli, discuss plans for the V-Club Formal with Doug Clinger and Will Barber Members of Mu Kappa Gamma, music fraternity, make final arrangements for trip to hear Fred Waring at Pittsburgh concert. 48 Miss Harner's apartment scene of S.E.A.P. executive council meeting The Daugherty brothers fire on newly-erected rifle range The Concert Band at practice under the direction of Mr. Dwight Baker 'dim Bridge Club members hold organizational meeting in music lounge ofNorth Hall .-, Yi Bill Guthrie, International Relations President, conducts a business meeting House Council members pose for Saxigena picture 115507 dr - svaool. . M7 4, mmf- -, 5 ld Members of the Sax prepare the final deadline Deanne Slovick and Sally Schickler acknowledge the victory of the Allegheny debaters ,., 1 , '-Q 5 - Father Ford shows slides on the Mass at Newman Club Meeting 51 Gamma Theta Upsilon hears talk on graduate work by Miss Sullinger Bob Brough, president of Inter-Varsity, leads morning devotions in the Little Library of North Hall ,. 11 .' 'W :gf Q 11111 13 I- W: Z, lv 1 111 11'1' 1, 1 Fi? 'L' t git, . 3 at 111, 1 , 1 l I V Ir. 31 H , 1, 11 Gloria Sedney makes the sponge throw quite pop- ular at the Newman Club Mardi Gras . ' Y- -Y 1, . Wvgfw -. i , Q . ,,., ,I ., Q . V , V -V4.7-T . . 1 Y A V is ' 1 'await 1 :ef as . ya. '- mm, Q: re. 1 wa 9 Vg i 1 'J11 , Dil ,sin-nm: 1155 Q I lv 'N fs dw Qin, 6 - ' 1' AEA , ? nf, if if -fl n gigizrzf' MQ! mx' isa., Q-if ' ,EY ii +2151 nii is sm White elephants are auctioned off by Tony Sgattoni at the Mardi Gras Rocket Staff makes Final preparations for coming edition 53 Varsity Cheerleaders-Barb Davis, Nancy Double, Ioye Dell Thompson, Nancy Ruthkowski, jo Ann Hannigan, and Sue Evans Sigma Tau Delta, English fraternity, nominates officers All f 1 'NIH ,, xo I Vic Eyth explains developing procedures to Camera Club members junior Varsity Cheerleaders-Marge Debnar, Judy Hlivka, Sandy Patula, Nancy Johnson, Sandra Bezila, and Carol Green An afternoon ofsinging is enjoyed by Madrigal, musical organization for girls Miss Hamer plans State Convention with S.E.A.P. group Y.M.C.A. members view movie in West Hall Vonnie Galvin leads Inter-Varsity meeting with Bible reading Al Methven, Slippery Rock student from Kittanning, Pennsylvania, passed away on February IO, 1959. Al, a popular member of the junior class, was injured January IO while participating in a wres- tling match at Edinboro State Teachers College. He was taken immediately to St. Vincents Hospital in Erie where emer- gency surgery was performed on his spinal column. The operation left him paralyzed from the chest down. Throughout the following weeks Al remained in good spir- its and doctors reported that his chance for recovery was good. It was indeed a shock to everyone when Al succumbed as a result of a blood clot. Everyone on cam- pus was deeply concerned over Al's mis- fortune and the entire college was sad- dened by his death. 57 ATHLETICS S? if 34 'N N S JW Football The 1958 football team displayed, de- spite a poor 2-6-I record, a wonderful ''never-give-up-spirit. After a loss to powerful Carnegie Tech the Rockets seemed to jell as a team. They won at Clarion and tied Edinboro. Then some- thing happened. The Rockets lost the next five games before beating Edinboro in a rematch at the first annual Beaver Bowl in Corry, Pa. In the last three games the Meisemen did play good football. Any of these games could have gone either way. lf next season is a continuation of the football played at the end of this sea- son, the Rock can look forward to a win- ning season. .1 SLIPPERY ROCK OPPONENT o Carnegie Tech I 5 6 Edinboro 6 I4 Clarion I 2 o Indiana I 3 6 California 34 zo Geneva 4 40 6 Lock Haven 1 3 6 Westminster 7 6 Edinboro CB-eaver Bowlj o izgflmgkixjxgtgvigiEijskairgashvglgligz Lock Haven defender unsuc- . :SEI-esgcjgil :?1ZnH3.:lZ:::i?:g 5:16-Tohn Dubots dejectedly Two Rocket gridders go through practice drills under the watchful eye of assistant coach Bob King C r . ,A , Q-2 1' , .rr .- N. ,,,,,. Freshman-Snyder drives for valuable yardage during the 6-6 tie with Edinboro I V Coach Bill Meise gives quarterback Dan Woitovich instruc- tions during Edinboro game Co-Captains Bill Halli and Will Barber in A hard charging Indiana back is stopped for no gain by a Defensive halfback Altimus deflects Indiana pass as Woitovich looks jolting Rocket tackle on Hard-running Hank Tomko grinds out yardage behind blocking of VVayne Petrarca in Homecoming clash with Indiana . K -- .i - L.. I - . l ' 62 Woitovich prepares to pitch-out on option play as defenders close in Will Barber after a hard fought game Firxt Row-Head Coach Bill Meise, Currie, Voelker, Petrarca, Dolde, Katusin, Barber CCo. Captj, Halli CCD. Capt.J, Vereb, Weightman, Colledge, Boyd, Ass't. Coach West. Second Row-Ass't. Coach Rose, Ford, Mariani, Timney, Deets, Goss, Woitovich, Tomko, Henry, McConnell, Novak, Smith, Ass't. Coach King. Third Row-King, Severns, Thompson Altimus, McKay, Kuczaj, Dorcak, Best, Thomas. Fourth Row-Clouse, Buenting, Luksik, Sheffo, Kelly, D'Antonio Nichol, Moses. 63 7 All-American Jack Jarvie heads the ball in game against Frostburg Co-Captains John Kocur and Jack Jarvie Soccer The 1958 soccer team, one ofthe strong- est ever assembled on Thompson Field, compiled a commendable 6-3 record, against the stilfest opposition ever faced by a Rocket team. Led by All-American Jack Jarvie with I4 goals, the Rocket squad averaged zz remarkable 4 goals per game. This Rocket squad not only had a winning season but also displayed hustle, spirit, and deter- mination. The excitement generated by this Hne team will long be remembered at Slippery Rock. SLIPPERY ROCK OPPONENT 5 Lock Haven S.T.C. o I University of Pgh. 2 3 Grove City 2 IO Western Reserve o 4 Frostburg I 6 Grove City I o Akron University 2 7 Allegheny I 4 Ohio University 1 o Michigan State 4 Action in the Pitt game ,, si, .., ,5.,,,,, liifgri '- v 5, SEA -L :.Qi ,?x 3 12: , gi. 1 2:1115-'ri fi T133 igfg, -f-jisfeiffef., ,f-'L-'f nd- .E 1, 'S uf: ff:-be-,-V 1, ,, ' jj, igi x- 2,-' ,. L. '3-x 1' J Jarvie shoots for the First of his three goals against Frostburg as Gilbert, Kocourek, and Kocur move into position for possible rebound Harry Joe Kress, All-American Freshman wing, Hghts Allegheny defender for possession of ball -1112-' ,hm Chxslaghl gets set to send the b1ll out of Rocket terrltory at Grove joe Yates gets words of advxce from Coach Egh before entermg 11m Pasquale shoots at goal despxte stlff opposmon m I V game If . I-1:1 A if l.Y ?1g' 4 A . DHI. .ge',,.'- ,Q ' '1--my f n 1 ,,1,, 3' rf 'f'.! . 2. av' 1 I 3 ,,g-of Shirey sets new course record Cross Country Dr. Campbell Snowberger, after one year of rebuilding, has produced one of the leading cross-country teams in the East. Following a heart-breaking loss to Pitt, the Harriers breezed through the remaining eight dual meets undefeated. Four of the victories were shutouts. Other accomplishments ofthis fine team included a first in the Tri-State Meet, second in the State Teachers College Meet, and eighth in the National Meet. Freshman Dick Shirey highlighted the season by setting a new course record of twenty-four min- utes and fifty seconds. He also finished ninth in the NCAA Championship Meet in Illinois. SLIPPERY ROCK OPPONENT 22 Jeannette Harriers 34 I 5 Oberlin 4 5 34 University of Pgh. 22 I5 West Virginia 5o I5 St. Francis 50 I7 Grove City 44 I7 Kiski V. 44 24 Carnegie Tech 33 I9 Grove City 45 I 5 Duquesne go 23 Westminster 38 S.T.C. Meet C2nd placej Tri-State Meet Qwonj Tired runners slowly head for shower Meddock, Shirey, Mastroianni, Mooney, and Sutton break the tape in Homecoming Day race QQ' -la Eu. Captain Pat Mooney grimaces as he Stu Butler leaps one of the obstacles found on the crosses the finish line difficult Slippery Rock course N ' F3 4' ' mg- 41, -9 Qs l x 3 First Row-Helicke, Mooney, Sutton, Shirey, Mastroianni, Butler. 'Second Row-Albitz CMgr.J, Rasey, Meddock, Kirk- wood, Mahaffey, Hildebran, Slater, Coach Campbell Snowberger. 69 Basketball This year's basketballers led by Cap- tain Ken Denne compiled a highly re- spectable record of IO wins and II losses. Coached by Hank Baierl in his first year, the Rockets produced a team which was lauded around the tri-state area as a hustling, well-rounded club which is bound to improve. Next year's Rockets will lose only Den- ne. Returning will be VVeightman, Mc- Farland, Feruck, Keenan, and McCon- nell. With these outstanding performers returning, next year's squad will prob- ably continue to improve. OPPONENTS SLIPPERY ROCK 92 Detroit 66 Ioo Edinboro STC 89 84 Clarion STC 89 66 Alliance 71 73 Catholic University 59 55 Frostburg STC 70 94 Alliance lol 94 Edinboro STC 106 82 Indiana STC 64 8 3 Carnegie Tech 92 84 Detroit Tech 77 95 Clarion STC 75 75 Grove City 81 78 California 102 IO2 Westminster 72 84 Carnegie Tech 83 Hal Weightman scores 2 of his 34 points against 63 Fenn 70 Carnegie Tech. Rockets won 92 to 83 94 Geneva 95 88 Grove City 83 92 California 78 Scramble for loose ball against Edinboro State Teachers College IO9 Indiana STC 93 Rocket Captain Ken Denne on crutches accident at Alliance I- 1 wh M' st, F 1 Ill ' ' 'Wi v W zt. - H ::- 'ami ii rv a afwxx' r :fi 37 'V Lf ,.,A V 'L 5, 70 due to iw iw 49 Vim 1 5'1 L I 6: f' ,, 11,4 1.23 - .1 5'1- A , - af, 4- I1 i E fb I 'A' . J 1 Q' 43. ' IX m M K . Q' H 'S ' i-, Q.. Y-...t 1 Q if 7m K Af!-:N MJ 'I X 1 SN 'TLA , mv I fee V QQ im ,M E, M ':,,:.f:'- . M, ,,,..,M .... 1 ,.., A 5, . 1 .. ,z,-- 47. y., ' - .M , 1- -.-:---- Fr V- f..-..-fkf. - V l- rfv ,flee-Q-,1' .I wg? ..- -g....,.-.r,.Y A- 1' V f f TE-f 3 ' :M2. sf ' ,.... ., 1 ,. .Nagin xff-:.,-f-ww yu' Up' E 5 1.1 ,sf- 1' ,gg vv , . 4 1,53-V' ii, 'fa -v- Lf -' sie I ISS Q? ': .. '.g,e,'t 4' 'Q3 J YL Q ll' .- -we X , Xl 1 ,x W 1 HA MHS Qi 9 ' 1 Wm 'f ,-,V .5 4,- , .WY , ,agp .57 ., ..,, 5:7341 V -f IJ.. V n 443131 1 -ai! A w ? 1 v E 'T' ..- ' Swimming This year's Rocket swimmers, captained by John Rodgers and Bob Bullion, compiled an impressive 9 and 2 record plus a tie for first place in the Penn-Ohio Conference meet and a second place in the State Teachers College Championship Meet. This year's team will long be remembered for its record breaking. As a team they broke I9 records including the Penn-Ohio 400 yard relay mark. Un- beaten Bill McGinnis led the individual record breakers by smashing I2 records. With the return of many veterans Coach Egli can look forward to next year with high hopes. Ctie for first placej Rock fsecond placej Opponent Slippery Rock 44 Allegheny 42 28 Carnegie Tech 58 30 Westminster 56 36 Westminster 50 33 W 81 J 53 47 Detroit Tech 39 355 Grove City 50M I 3 Southern University 64 29 Fenn 57 9.8 West Virginia 58 38 Kent 48 Penn-Ohio Meet-Slippery Rock and Carnegie Tech State Teachers College Championship Meet-Slippery Co-captain Rogers is congratulated by Grove City swimmers CO-captain Bullion Starts the no after setting a new Grove City pool record in the 50 yard free- style I V . ' n , H , V Vg ' ,H Peterson touches as Rogers prepares to leave the block in the 400 yard freestyle relay A . V l V V .,.H5,.,g 1 gggm.f,, . A 7 5 E , 4 . . - f -f r ' .i - 8 V in J' 8 ' if- 1 . F f - , 1 Q '..?,1IE:a,-, Jniip- 1' ' -- - :P .fi ' 1 ' .. -... - . I . 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Serond Row-Knupp, fMgr.J, Forkus, Kandor, Medwid, Peterson, McMullen, Rogers, CCO-Captj, Kramer, McGinnis, Madden, Digby, CMgr.J Pasquale, Thompson, and Young perform a triple routine m Team Co-captained by jo Ann Hannigan and Norm Nilsson, the gym team presented a number of exhibitions throughout the western area of the State. To culminate their season they presented a highly suc- cessful home exhibition. The gym team is coached by Mr. Rose, Miss Cavill and Miss Eastman. Coaches and captains: Left ta Right-Miss Eastman, Norm Nilsson, jo Ann Hannigan, Mr. Rose, Sandy Bezila, jack Frowen, Miss Cavill M., IS' . , ',.:'1'Lnf-1 ll? ' .nw - I .ai ' A- . j'iEf'Q,Q, f f-J-v-f ,wf,Q,w ' Z -- f '-' -- g- .1 'I :Q. - ,?', ft' A '-if 43 -E! ' yr . .1 , K f -r ,- N ' J ...,.. Ag ,. 3531 ' . .. . N.Y.a,. Z , A . . H J 1 , ' -Exile' , ,. ,. ' W iff? A ' ' Wrestling The ancient sport of wrestling was added to the growing athletic program at the college. The schedule called for eight matches but for undisclosed reasons the last four matches were cancelled. Notable improvement had been made by the squad under the tutelage of Duane Pat- terson. With the return of many veteran wrestlers, the Rockets show promise of a good season, if and when the sport is re- sumed. OPPONENT SLIPPERY ROCK 26 California STC I3 27 Edinboro STC 5 5 St. Vincent 31 I2 St. Vincent I7 Bill Bauer tries desperately to pin St. Vincent opponent V v A :iff -,-1 .e- 3 H ....-:eei1- YL., r ,Fa-gf Y , QW -WJ z., af, , 'lf ' . . M' A E sig' j -- FV'lf'w , GW ,. ' 'ms21zs217 K: 1 .K , .....-:ggi .af ,fn-2 ,, , , XA ,M , I . A I .,,..f,....-A 1 -.......-r- --. -- HJ. .,,1,.,,. .L 4.17, T-.-..... ..1...7..L,T.. --Q-1, hr Coach Patterson attends to the fine pomts of two Rocket wrestlers F1r.rtRow-Slmko CITLICCI Znmmerman Bmuer Moore,I-Iannan LoefHer SecondRow Albltz CCapta1nj Dolde Llsantn Tom'1s1 Cuda LlVlI'lgbtOIl Kordes CMgr Third Row-Hurley CMgr Luksxk Lumley Mlller Best Suto Coach urn? ' .5 -,, ' f ' , Q ,'J:2-' .-',s',a ' M' ' ' '- wg,-, 'w-5,-r, in , ,nv VQV1 .4 ' .:' it 4 L: J - 'ig L A L 4 'T' I Q1,'., ,- :I ' 'i 'K -K Yx'11xw'lT: ' ,- - 'A at X ' VG L . . 1 -ff U , , 9 - ' . . 2 .. .sz K ff! , it T' u Q -Mk f Q.. 'er .5 ,-wr,-, - ' Y, 4. ',.f,J,s. ' ' v. 'Dk .. .. . , . ,. , . ,, M- ., ,F 4 -w gp.: A ff :+L ifizk I I ? xx X Yi' fi:- J. , ,, :'rr,.ff:,.. F16 Q ,V 4? ,-1' Freshman class officers: Treasurer, Jan Robertsong Vice President, Larry Saxtong Secretary, Cathie Browng President, Bob Aysse Freshmen K , Dave Allison Eleanor Anderson Thelma Anderson i l a . , -.4 s,f , Judy Bender bv' Carol Anderson Marty Anderson Steve Mary Lou Ray Bill Bill Sandy Emma Andrachek Armour Aubel Bailey Bauer Baughman Beachem Maxine joan Carl Bender Benner Berdnik ll Dave Bert George jim Best Bestwick Renee Blandi FRESHMEN Dave G reg Marilyn Boner Boris Bott joan .I Buck Don Cathie Bromley Brown 1 -ef , ,.:,L. f-'fr -at 1--if -ff- -H, 1, , ,X ,X ef .2 -we were Ea? F' W . l w ' i 1 l I Judy Bob Charney Cheswick Evelyn Christy f elf! jean Condo Carol Ed Coleman Cooley Don Boulton Alice Burton Geraldine Bowser john Carney Marianne Cian Earano Susan Corsi l i l l Jeannette Clark Phil Cox x. 4. v My Dianna Boycc 1' Y-5 su, jo Ann Circone Karen Clark Bill Lynn Boyd Brody Q, . .,v?,. Millie Regina Chapman Chapman Floyd Cogley Mary Clark Dolores Cracraft Ruth janet Crichley Crilley it Bernie Mary jane Quentin Arlene John Norbert Bobbie Bob Crosby Crusan Currie D'A11egand1-0 Deal Dennis Detar Digby 83 FRESHMEN john Pat Dick Al Dorcak Douglas DuBrasky Dugan Charles Bill Mona Dunaway Duty Edberg P1-iss Edwards F A .Q , tx V Don Doug Len Terry Sarah Carole Larry Mary Lou Elbell Elosser Esch Eva ns Fair F alkner Ferris Flaherty Joan Carol Ron Theresa Bernie Frances Joanne Flasher Flick Ford Gajewski Garcia Geisler Genzow joan Elinore Elton Tom Ron Gibson Gipe Glenn Gleinn Good Marlene Stan Goodall G oscewski Joanne Giannini Glenn Graff 541 'bl Joyce Betty Alice Gail Sandy Paul Marcin Tom ' ' ' ' H l-Iarman Huynos Heintzelman Grtmenstem Gll1dlSh Gutt Hall alley 84 FRESHMEN H1 Linda Shirley Lucy Bob Ruth Tom Carole Herr Herring Hetrick Hewlett Helms Hixon Hladd V 5 V. I Grace Geraldine Holland Holliday Clare Virginia Jenaway Jenkins Mimi John Kerr Kineston SI Charlotte Hoffman Agnes Ann Dennis Bill Celia Dave Holmes Hovis Hurley lmperatore Jamison Javens Wat x Marie Johnson Dave King Nancy Linda Bertha Joyce Johnston Jones Jonseof Kavanagh Walt. Kletch Linda Sara Kline Kling Marilyn Klinzing J Udy Keith Janis Komar Jack Larry Nancy Dottie Elaine Harry Joe John Janice Kordes Kostley Kovac Kraft Kreisbcrg Kress Kristufek Kugel FRESHMEN Sally Marge Louise Rachael Kyler Laird LaMark Lang joe Loveless Ed Luksik Barb Martucci Nancy Methven Max Mastroianni Marcia Meyers Fred Luppino Kay Macurdy Margaret Maxwell Wayne Mikach Alan Theresa Henry Moberly Molchan Molitor Linda Donna Brenda Linda Laurel Leach Leslie Lindicamp Mary Macurdy Pat Madden Maxine Steve Cyn thia Maxwell Medwid Merritts ., Don Frank Miller Miller -A172 N Y.. 1 ig ' b f I XV ,5-',1 x1,., M fi , L it Ann Martha Moniot Monroe Richard Miller Violet Moon Roger Gloria Magee Marcus Charles Rosemarie Mershimer Mesin a Lou Maureen Mincrone Mitchell Linda Irene Moorehouse Moritz FRESHMEN Ljhuck Coralee Moses Mullen Ed Mike McFarlane McKay Barb Bob Oakley 0'Connor Dotty Murphy Sarall Margaret Murray McAndrew 2'4- iff 1' ..l- wil. ,HL Q 'HL lib janet McCand1css Freeland Gus Ed Lois McMullen Nauman Nemcc Nesbitt -1 its 2' W- -,r ,. l NIH 5? 3 1 ,lst E l Maxine Nancy McCandless McConahy Ron Nichol Erwin Olsen Donna Jim Pagano Palestra Kathy Parks Gayle Paulie Joyce Nancy Linda Millie Mary Alice Pensinger Perry Phillips Plunkett Potter Tom Priester Dave Putnam Ed Novak 21 . ' Frank Pekarski Lynn Rankin Troy Florence Pete jean Lee Bill Linda Tinker Rasey Rauch Reft Rcspet Rhodes Ribisl Riccadonna Richmond S7 FRESHMEN Thomasina Judee Darlene Ed Elizabeth Ryan Santoro Sauley Sawhill Scalise I A1 Q, J Qi: ' er- 3 ,W J George Margaret Severns Shaner i 513' Jennie Schaney janet Schwab sk 'Tl 5 Don Norma Sheffo Shick Judy Barb Betty Scott Seltzer Semanak if F Bob Bob Eleanor Shinko Shuker Siplivy Joan Bill Skaneski Skilcs Nancy Skinner Lou Slater Ron Ed Slinchock Smith Carole Ralph Soj ka Solida Karen Smith V 's Qi' S V21 i:z3 'fi Ronalee George Smith Snyder Ronald L. Snyder Ronald R Snyder Kathy Pat Alice jackie Ron Spirk Starr Stauffer Stephie Stevens 88 FRESHMEN Bob Joy Stinson Stitt Helen Bobbie Theibert Thompson 25: Q ff. I Marie Helene Ven turini Vosovic Marilyn Marcie VVil:le Wiggins l Linda Stoner Christa Thompson Timblin Mary Ann Wagner Nancy Wiley ' Eleanor Carol Woynar lvrhen Pat Yearick T Nancy Sandy Strabel Stroehlen 5 ' ,V 'vb' an , lj ' V , J el Louise Edith Tokarsky Al Ron Waller Wasilak . lg. Carolyn Flora Williams NVilliams y ,fl 3: it 'ref' Y-?f:' .. Alexandra Alice Stuart Summerville Eva Jean Ellie Tress U ber Valerie Dave Wassler ' ' iffhtman Phoebe Teare Edith Ulisky J Udy WVhalen Ken Tim Willison Wilson Bill lvorton 7 Charlotte Sandy Edith Gene John Young Yudt Zahniser Zawrotuk Ziegler 89 Sophomore officers: President, Bill McGinnisg Vice President, Dan Woitovichg Secre- tary, Anne Harperg Treasurer, Hal Knupp Sophomores 1. .. 2 xx, Evelyn Mary J. Larry Arlene Allen Allen Altimus Bacorn Marge Banks Darla Bardelcik Dean Aitken Ruth Harriet arris Bauer Margie Bob jacquie Regis Virginia Curtis Phyllis Tom Beck Belich Bender Bowman Boyt Bracken Broad Brownlee SOPI-IOMDRES Sally Dee Ron Rich Brubacker Cerja Chislaghi Cygan Neil Audrey Decima Dederich jack Bob Donnelly Donovan Mary Kay Joe Fink Fleming iq W N V I Dick Deets Mary Ann Dukovich Barb Wally Judy Darkoch Daugherty Davies 'w p D' uw. I f 31 . 'L ly Norbert Carol Carol Dennis DeSantis Dickson Chick Doerller Kay Early -A Marge Esau Pat Felock Dan Feruck Ruth Mary J. jan Bob Phil Follstaedt Fox G alm ish Garlow Grefsky Nancy Sally Bob Peggie Noreen Bob Glenn George Glessner Goss Gross Hanlin Hannan Harvey 91 SOPHOMORES Judy judy Marge Cecile Hensler Hlivka Hogue Holmes Marlene Norma Elinor Jackson Jackson James Dick Horan Dave jessel john Nancy Ruth King Kirby Kirk Ken Kundla Tom jones Ron Lape Louise Hudak Eddie Hultz Q Myrna Lucille Kamerer Kardella Eileen Laub Betty Leighton Charlene Mike joyce Lewis Ligas Lindberg Linda Linnon Bill Loper Bev Losada Bev Lynn Marge janet Darrell Dick Chuck Ted Barb Magdik Marshall Matheus Meredith Meyers Miller Millington 92 SOPHOMORES Dick Onnalee Carol Polly Bill Ed Minehart Moreland Mossman Motko McGinnis McGowan jean Janice Pat Negley Neleigh Oldheld Penny jim Reed Reese Vivian Robinson Tom Ruf Phoebe Reighard ,TQ vt 16 N ancy Rutkowski Sharlene Payne K Far Barb Richards Eileen Sauley Bob janet Peterson Pizzi e Q Sally McKown Jon Quinlisk Bill Marian Betty Riedinger Riesenman Rivenburgh Larry Dick Saxton Say Ed Schmitt john Pat Carol Dave Florence Carl Ernie Seaburn Seaburn Shaw Shick Silverman Sloniger Snyder 93 SOPHOMORES Sf. 'Q Leo Betty Pat Nancy Judy Dale Marge Snyder Sparrow Stacy Stanger Stern Strawbridge Stroschem jo Anna Lou Barb Alice Wally Pat Pat Stuvcr Sutton Sweda Swihart Sychak Syminof Tarasi Dave Taylor ,331 .iw Marsha Trim ble Verla Witt 3' rv 4' Don Frieda Carolyn Chuck Dave Elaine Thompson Thompson Tilley Titus Tornasi T0r0k T cl is Q ?k53fll'iif'l' 1311- Ls ffflsffi Bill Joe Barb Hal Kay Tom Truax Upperm an Vaglia Weightman Whipkey W il I iams , . 3 - , fi - Tiiggxw. . :2'- 1. 1 ,.,. l fgsarif, Y 72 H Alice Nancy jan Clare Nancy George Mfray Wright Zahniser Zahorchak Zawosky Zendarski 94 fa 'ef' gk Junior class oH'icers: Vice President, Bill Oehlenschlagerg Secretary, Marilyn Carsong President, Duane Pattersong Treasurer, Phyllis Solak joe Bickus Phyllis Bogany Carol Lee Abbs Armour Sandy Ann Baney Barber Helen Camp bell Helen Helen Sylvia Carol Barb Jean Jackie Chamberlain Christy Curzi Dannels Davis Dawson Deal JUNIORS Q- f',. - , wr! tn Y Marge Beth john joe Debnar DeVo1-e Dubots Elkins .. A -' L Walt Esser Dave Caroline Pat Mary J. Bob Fleming Gajewski Gensler Gillgrist Girty Rayden Grove Bill Andrea Chuck Guthrie Gynogosi Halley Mike F ezar Tom Firth D bf .14 ' ,il Hazel Fisher Carole Gray Carol Green Francie Grossman Dorothy june Marvin Penny Halttunen Hornfeck Huff Hughes Neila Hurst Bill joe Ken Gloria Rich John Pat johnson Kandor Katusin Kempisty Kilgore Lommock Long Pat jim Paul Bob Larry Shirlce Judy Long Meissner Mershimer Messer Mickey Mi tlo McCall Harry JUNIORS Jane McClintock area. V Linda Roberts Dee N izinski Marge Rodgers Patti Jan Otto Pascarella Norma Roth Tony Sally Paul Sgattoni Shickler Simko D uane Patterson Eleanor Mary Peles Puchleitner ,S -:1I' gf' E x. 1 3 ' Carol Robb Ken Tina Mary Ruth Don Savage Sch aff Sch aney Sch melzer Schol tz Phyllis Skinner john Stone 'In Nancy jill Joy Delle Tait Tarr Thompson 3 . Deanne Slovick 'Sa ,, ro 2 l 1 R' , Miriam Thompson Phyllis Helen Snyder Solak I Ada Mae Mary J. Tomasello Valesky Q f jack Stoerkel Eleanor Vidil Joan Judy Thelma Kathy Dorothea Ed Jay Nancy Whalen White Widdowson Wilson Wright Yuiska Young Zumpe 97 john R, Marsden, President Raymond Irwin Keifer, Vice-Pres Gay Evans Horchner, Secretary Richard D. Ocvirk, Treasurer il: Joyce Crain Abbott Robert L. Allen Mollie Ann Allshouse 99' .V X ' Edward Andresky Frances Virginia Apple Helen Ann Arbutinu Genevieve P- Arch Joanne Ruth Arensberg Joseph Ar,-Qui Mary Ataliotis Edward R. Austin -Hx William C. Ayres Steve Bair Richard B. Bandley 99 Wilton Barber Dale F. Batzel Genevieve Bauman fr- Q. 5 q.,,.,,l -er -if E ,145-1 -F'-F Ag: Marlene Beachem Anna Marie Bi fano Joseph John Bishop Janet Blankenbelcer Ruth Annabelle Boots Barbara Louise Boyts Joan Nancy Brogan - been -f as 'Y .. EV Y A E. Marjorie Brumbaugh Helen L. Brunner Carl Philip Bucholtz Patricia Hodgson Bucholtz 100 15 4? l Ibn. '90 Q9 john W. Buenting Mary Ann Borst Buenting Bruce C. Burt Ren2lld0 A- Calabrese Joseph Campagnola Larry C. Campbell Jwvx John Edward Burt Patricia Arm Canady james C. Cardella Patrick E, Carmack Nafiqa Belle Carter .KQ 4 11 V 'Q A ' -fi E9 ,- my f 4 ff ' A C A if ' 'L 'ffif . Y 5 1 Edwin Cary Suzanne Chesney jack R. Christ IOI 3 Patricia Ciongoli Barbara Peters Cooper Gloria Alberta Cooper Jgan Cogpgf Ronald F, Corbin Beverly Jean Corll Eleanor Louise Cousins 'I lq X l 5 r i J John R. Davis Ken Denne Eleanor Louise Dickson 5 -. 'X , ,, ,, NM H X 1 'M' H5571 1 in 2 i P - CN ir M N r ' 1 .. r i I '-'l Nancy Jane Double Mary E. Duffy Arley Marlene Duncan Pauline Fox Englehart IO2 Q , fm,31w'1:7f F 'Q 2- en- 25? 5 ,f,,. wr .ny 13, W. f . ,,:,:i1ei,,'Q..-Z ga A ,J wi 2 , ' ':5Z'?55'i:533'T'C Q1 Sgiiiiggg? xr 3222? I M '65 i'lTwu..gggI -. 1 .WA mt ii:-' ' H Hg? vel , ,ml J J Robert Englehart Mary Katherine Erlain Suzanne Evans David Farkas Leon J- Fi'-55011 Thgodore Ferrara Marcel Paul Ferrere john Wesley Findley John H. Fink Sarah Patricia Fisher Barbara Krivda Fleming .. .nag -, ye V X 7 ' K. X-J jean Ann Flynn Karen A. Frantz John Freund 103 Beverly June Gaudelli Frank German Leonard Lewis Gilbert Sally Shramko Golden Clarence Gourley jr. Roger L. Gourley ROSHIYH A. Greenlee -fs' -'z J k AA . , . - , .., W V I H r J i ' Y . ' ,V w . V L ' 56 ix were - ES 'fi 2 I A ll , ..,...... . W Virginia Kelly Grindle Paula Grubbs Mary Ellen Guthrie 11 William Halli Joann Hannigan Phyllis Hansen John Paul Harford IO4 l. bf 253' KN-..f' 1, Anne L. Harrison David R. Haylett Jo Ellen Heasley William Hackman N W 'X ' fi, se- : f 'UQ' X J N s Barbara Ann Helfrich Marlee Jean Higgins Thomas D. Hindman liilfiflfimiww iill . l HL 1 L Q 'Il J .Q ..., 5,-If -. f ,TSN 1 V xx gym A! , . ujilligfyl X My Y ,, Robert C. Homansky Gay Evans Horchner Winifred Madeline Hrip John C. Huffman James H- Hughes NHHCY ADH Humes Pauline Hunter 105 l Q5 Sally Marjorie jackson John Payton Jarvie Joanne M. Johnston Carl William Kahl '71 W. David Karcher Eugene Karmazyn Raymond Erwin Keffer fr ri l I l x l I l 2 ' if W W i gl Gail Kennedy Charlotte Kerr William Kerr A 6 Q V Robert C. King Mary Ruth KHHPD 101111 KOCW -lfmef Joan Krause 106 Daneen M. Krupinski Barbara June Kweder Jack F. LaMarca Barbara Ann Lederer Eileen C. Listwak N ,.: - i P1 . fr- . I ii ' -- W' Y Im., . . 1. A sex il?-Q I, ' , if 5,1-L-,vi :Cf Af' if - .. of f 'MP 5 X . ggi -sw -L - f. , , L 551- f .N - iff: jk 1: lv: Q . Y ,N -:ly 355' gif' ' : wie.-r a 1 A- leg J. Coleman Magnus Marguerite Lehett William Chantler Lennox Nancy jean Leonard Charles M. Lockard Patricia Ann Locke Nicholas R. Macaluso Dolores Marangoni john R. Marsden 107 .jA1 lv SY1Vi2- Muterniak George W. Maxwell Sally Ruth Maxwell 533 Robert M6112 Cecelia A. Mervosh Dean Miller janet Ann Miller Ioseph E. Milnes Louise T. Moore Marlene Marie Moser Wilbur Loy Mountain 4--Q Pauline Mullen George R, Murphy Arlene Edwina Myers IO8 Clarence Donald Myers jane Myers Kenneth L. McDonough Victor R. McElhattan Carolyn june McQuaid Thomas Wesley MCQLlilldC Ken Nagy Kenneth Joseph P. Naughton Carl Nelson Virginia L. Nicholas Norman P. Nilsson I Margaret J. Nolte Alfred B. November Richard D. Ocvirk 109 Nancy Oehling Kenneth Eugene Palmer Carol Ann Parker William F, Pearce WEIYHC R- PCUHYCH Ivan E. Pettit Edward Rak S' Franklin J. Ramsey Glenn Rauschenberger Barbara Arm Reddinger fi 2 Carolyn Kathleen Reola Kathy Reynolds RiCl12Il'd B- Rldel' Janice E. Robinson I IO F '- R ,., X .lohn H- R0dEf1fS Mary Ellen Ross WN 4 l' -I Charles W. Ryan james M. Ryan Frank Joseph Salpino Robert D. Schlichter Ann Louise Shaw Robert james Sheakley A W- in l X--. ...ui Steve Ruzicka .fl- Anlta Palmer Saunders S f' .A Doris May Shuster ii-' james YV. Simonsen Ian S. Smith I I I David I.. Speer A 'C' Wtto D. Spielbiehler Donna Faye Stalker Robert A. Stewart '-x '-u,.. ' l Rosemary Albrecht Swanson Joseph S. Szul james D. Thorne Jane Ellen Toth I Q 1 . 'Rv' 4, 1 - 5 aw NOHTIH R- T1'HUSChkC Nancy Jane Trout George A. Varga Jacqueline Viccaro Anna May Vicchy II2 R Elizabeth Jane Videtich Rosemary Vodenichar Vincent N g Harold C. Voelker Frank Vollero Ir. Patience M. Wagner Rose Ann Walton sa 'P .gf ' W I , Rosemary DeVine Waugaman Carol Ann Weller Laverne Wetzel Frances Whiteside Barbara Wiley Janet L. Williams Barbara Yanyecic Joseph B. Yates Carol Joan Younginger John Louis Yuengert Patricia Zagger 1 1 3 ff: wwswvf , 22-22532 Wm iii Aww 'iii it Lx J1- -., Q-Av,-,-MQ' MVP, Ahitmlh O' - ' - wgg ' 5 i'5f'?? ix 'gm iym- in--i U , ,A -. Qu. . af H . - . ' .,' .M . ,..- . NY. 5 , ' 5 1 ' I if t K 'fr Wfiiv- 5 M, ,ak , 1 ,Q ,.x -QL 'HEY iv Q' K Y Q V4 l 1 , 1 f, 1: '! - X! . .- 4-4' , f , QQ W ' . - :H . L. 1 I. rl:-L . K . Q? ,Q . F, L 4 w .1 -Y f ,ff .V - ,Q qi-, ,I -im, '-,1.- . ,5-- ., 1: -., ,. ' 1 ' , A, f.:e'4Lff74b',vn, , -'. 1 ' I 'fail , , 'Lf 1, ',' 5f'1 ' 4 3 9 tj fl,f1 '- f 1 'lfffff fl- ' In If . 1 L 55 13 5 ' ' U ' in 'i' up ' V.,- , ':,.., g.5 ll , ,, A an .H 1 , , , , , ...,N , , -, ,Y .9 - I L Q . 2 N, . ,Wax - .D L V is 5592 -f Q- P 1 . 1 Q ,w1Yf'L,Q,M'4.. l ' f fi, W f 2 N , as -uf Eg Lq,, M W! 15:ifIgiZ:,55.::,:,'figfi' R W , .N 71 V ..:. 5 I , v , -5? Dr. Norman Weisenfluh, President of the college Dr. Weisenfluh throws out the traditional first baseball Dr. and Mrs. Weisenfluh attend football game Dr. Norman Weiseniiuh Dr. Norman Weisenfiuh, president ofSlippery Rock State Teachers College, was born in Old Forge, Pennsylvania and was graduated from Old Forge High School. He attended East Stroudsburg Normal School and received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Dickinson Col- lege. His Masters degree in Education was obtained from the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Following this he taught for three years at the East Stroudsburg State Teachers College. Dr. Weisenfluh came to Slippery Rock in 1929. He became instructor of psychology and assistant dean of men. During this time he worked on his Ph.D. which he received from the University of Pittsburgh in 1935. While at Slip- pery Rock, Dr. Weiseniiuh has been director of the Laboratory School, director of student personnel, and chairman of the personnel committee. He became president of the college in 1956. II Dr. Weisenfluh at home Dr. Harold Wieand Dr. Harold Wieand, Dean of Instruc- tion, graduated from Swissvale High School in Pittsburgh. He attended the University of Pittsburgh where he ob- tained his B.A. degree, Masters degree, and Doctors degree. Dr. Wieand came to Slippery Rock in 1946 after serving with the Navy in VVorld War II. In 1951 he again went into the Navy for seventeen months. I-Ie returned to the college as a member ofthe Social Studies Department of which he became chairman in 1953. In May of 1956 he became Dean of Instruc- tion. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa and for the past eight years has served as a consultant of education for industry in this area. Dr. Wieand relaxes if-11 H , ii .1-1 f 1 I.. Z I I .J - ,AQ ' V. fi- A -if . in MELA? Dr. Harold Wieand, Dean of Instruction Dr. Wieand hard at work -,-i ' -iii ' 27 - N , A 9 5 . , ,ii 1 Y H H F if ,, 'F ' 1 :EJ 9 .x P+. .ii - -. -i , rs., U q ......t , A H -,,...- K- , I E 5 5 117 Dean ofAdmissions Mr. Dodds Mr. Archie Dodds, Director of Student Teaching and Placement, has been at Slippery Rock for thirty years. He re- ceived his B.P.E. degree from Springlield College, and his Master's degree from Pennsylvania State University. Having served a term in the Navy, Mr. Dodds re- turned to campus, and during his years here Filled a variety of positions. In turn, he served as Dean of Men, Head of the Health and Physical Education Depart- ment, and Athletic Director. Mr. Dodds has served in his present position three years. Mr. Lowry Mr. Robert Lowry, Dean of Admis- sions, was originally from Kittanning, Pennsylvania. In World VVar II, he served as a Bombardier Navigator with the Air Force. He received his B.S. de- gree in Education from Slippery Rock State Teachers College in 1948. Mr. Lowry taught mathematics for six years in the Kane, Pennsylvania school system, where he later became principal. Mr. Lowry received his Master's degree from Pennsylvania State University. He re- turned to Slippery Rock in January of 1957 to assume his present position. Director of Student Teachers and Placement II Dean of Women Mr. Evans Mr. Raymond Evans, Dean of Men, graduated from Peabody High School in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. After serving three and a half years in the Coast Guard, he came to Slippery Rock where he ob- tained his B.S.Ed. degree in 1949. He re- ceived his Master's degree from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh while teaching at Penn Hills High School. After six years at Penn Hills, he returned to Slippery Rock and has been here four years. In ad- dition to his duties as Dean of Men, Mr. Evans teaches Botany and Biology. At the present, he is working on his Doctor's degree at the University of Pittsburgh. In his leisure time he enjoys wildlife, the outdoors, and reading. He and his family reside in South Hall. II Miss Hafner Miss Lois Harner, Dean of Women, holds a B.A. degree from Juniata College and a M.Ed. from Pennsylvania State University. Before coming to Slippery Rock, she was principal in Alexandria, Pennsylvania. Prior to becoming Dean of Women in 1949, she held various posi- tions at the Laboratory School. Miss Har- ner is a member of Pi Lambda Theta and Delta Kappa Gamma, which are honorary fraternities for women who have done outstanding work in education. At the present time she holds the office of State President of the Pennsylvania Associa- tion of Women Deans and Counselors, and she is on the state committee in charge of Student National Education Association. Dean of Men 1 l College Faculty Walter D. Albert Anna Allen X .1 1 Z - mg K+...f5fffw L ' . 3 71- :idk L- '-it V X exif- QF: 1. '.l - . 1.-ii 5-: ' us N will , '- W Q.. g.-Q. - ' LIJWUEF fix, HCHFY H' Baiefl Dwight B- Baker Walter D. F. Barber Mary Lou Barr Nancy R. Barthelemy Jane Cort Beatty William W, Beatty Lola Buzash fi Wilma I. Cavill 120 it v V-f ' B Edward H. Cornish Lucille Critchlow l ,W , Helen V. Cushman Edgar 0- DflVldS0H Robert D. Duncan Glori-Faye Eastman J cis. 'l l 1 'E .. l 1 C I , ui' w 1 'K . K J ' . 1 -Q ' ,, . A151 All ' 1- 1- fm . , 1. ,., 1. 'H ' si ? ,F 1 'S' James W. Egli Raymond N. Evans Ruby Frampton mx,-Q 414326 X E. F if Y , w Y . ,,. .. 1 Q' -1 -:.: fbf . - ff' - Ti . 32 UV . ' es, 7 kb f Joseph Frazier Louise W. Gates Martha Gault R. Nelson Hale ' .522 ' ggi'-7 l' ' HH, lf H M ff I' Charles E. Halt Kenneth E. Harris Owen Hawley 121 Mary M. Heffernan Roy T. Hickman Edward J, janiggh Thomas H. John William F. Neely Donald Kerchner Anthony Kubek Alma Ladd Carl L. Laughner james W. McKay William Charles Meise 5-'A - W. Q . , l l Esko E. Newhill Harold W- Paulsen Margaret V. Rhonds 122 A lm N fir 7 ll 5 -': YE A' F 5 A A , ii ,fi f Alva W. Rice Wallace A. Rose Albert E. Schmittlein . ir !! 1 Qliiliglih '- vw' r' -54555 -' i 'N .l 'l ' 'x . . 7- ,ffl 'g5.r,g:: 2 Q- .v'1':f:sl,,-fi 1 Murray A. Shellgren Robert G. Smiley Charles Shinaberry Mary Shinaberry Thomas Slettehaugh . . ' ' r 'Mft' Campbell 5H0WbC1'gCf Carle B. Sports William A. Storer Warren Strain MHFCCIIH Sllmfflll M. Clair Swope I23 Arthur P. Vincent George G. West Marie VVheaton Laboratory School Supervising Teachers ra, Susanna Dilling Elizabeth Morganthall Beatrice Myers Mabel Ord James Renn 1 24 'Fi G L , ' . ' ',v1'-- .l , lui Gun, fl:-1: 4, 2, -- A6 1 -- V I - -' QV?-'v I9v.'.' 91- '-4-. s-FLY .V I9 1 -. Y1 n Q '-- ' fx' Pr - 'o 5V: 'v'v 1 g , l 1' -L ,gvfig jj. , i v s , v i .9 Fanetta Shaw Doris Wiand Laura Wood on-Instructional Personnel ALA fan 1 C Q 1 1 .-,' Q 22,1 31 3 N A We if Dorothy Billingsley L. A. Boller George N, Demshock Laurinda Haug Marian L. Lohr Carl G. Woodling 125 'Pl- 1 Carol Scuoteguazza, Esther Watson, Dean of lnstruc- Marian Davidson, Nancy Gillon, Main Oliice tion's Oflice Anna Mae Thomas, Sue Hawker, Irene VVatson, College Bookstore. Ruth Faragher, George Demshock, Hazel West, Allen McClymonds, jean Prihodka, Naomi McCamlcy, Joyce Green, Business M:mager's Ofice Louise Woodling, Secretary to the Director of Student Teach- ing and Placement i l 4'- x -P 4:9 il Y. . .I Uv, V I ,-. Etta Emerick, Lois Brenneman, Shirley Fair, Regis- trar's Oflice. Administrative in . 'PT' fr , Ii ,- I , 9 Assistants The administrative assistants are those people who create the efliciency in the of- fices of Old Main. Many of them are known only by their friendly smiles and courteous manners, yet they play a large art in what oes on behind the scenes. P g They are responsible for sending out grades, arranging schedules, typing tests, and numerous other services which are very necessary to students and faculty alike. 126 Firrl Row-Miss Florence Murrin, Mrs. Emma Gurfey Miller, Dr. Norman N. Wisenfluh. Second Raw-Mr. Merle Musick Mr. H. Gale West, Mr. N. Kerr Thompson, Miss Nancy Gillon. Missingfrom plzolo-Mr. John Veltri, Dr. John A. Mee- han, Mrs. Henrietta Kratzert, Mr. Maurice J. Silverstein. Board of Trustees The policy making body of our college, the Board of Trustees, is the bulwark in formulating and approving administrative measures. These advocates of education - are dedicated to the welfare and betterment of Slippery Rock State Teachers College. Ofricers of the Board are as follows: President-Mrs. Emma Guffey Miller, Slippery Rock and Washington, D. C. Vice President'-Mr. John B. Veltri, Sharpsburg. Secretary-Treasurer-Mr. N. Kerr Thompson, Slippery Rock. 127 Bob Homzmsky speaks at cornerstone-laying ceremonies Building Program Another milestone in the Slippery Rock State Teachers College building program was reached on October 13, 1958, when Mrs. Emma GuH'ey Miller, President of the Board ofTrustees, applied the mortar to the cornerstone of the new boys' dor, mitory. The ceremonies were opened at 2:00 P.M. with the playing of the Star Span- gled Banner. An extensive list of dignihed speakers delivered addresses commemo- rating the occasion. This event marked one of the first ofiicial signs of progress at Slippery Rock. , . The proposed new auditorium - . A- - 1 , - .A Workmen lay the cornerstone Senior Activities ABBOTT, JOYCE CRAIN-Erie, Pa.-Health and Physical Edu- cation-Newman Club, Psychology Club, W.A.A. ALLEN, ROBERT L.-Tidioute, Pa.-Secondary, Physical Sci- ence, Mathematics-Officials Club ALLSHOUSE, MOLLIE ANN-Brookville, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education, Biological Science-Hockey Club, House Council, Treasurer, Intervarsity, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A., Vice President ANDRESKY, EDWARD-Imperial, Pa.-Elementary-Commun ers Club, Newman Club APPLE, FRANCES VIRGINIA-East McKeesport, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biological Science-Delta Psi Kappa, Ser- geant at Arms, Hockey Club, Open Road, W.A.A., Corresponding Secretary, Y.W.C.A. ARBUTINA, HELEN ANN-Midland,Pa.-Elementary-Gamma Theta Upsilon, Intervarsity, Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. ARCH, GENEVIEVE P.-Moon Run, Pa.- Health and Physical Education-Hockey Club, Masquers, Newman Club, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Council ARENSBERG, JOANNE RUTH-Slippery Rock, Pa.-E1cmen- tary ARROTTI, JOSEPH- Scottdale, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Social Studies-Intramurals, Newman Club, Open Road, S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A. ATALIOTIS, MARY-Aliquippa, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Mad- rigal, Majorette, S.N.E.A., Tribunal AUSTIN, EDWARD R.-Ligonier, Pa.-Secondary, English, Social Studies-Great Books Club, Intramurals, Open Road, Social Studies Club, Y.M.C.A., President AYRES, WILLIAM C.-Penn Hills, Pa.-Elementary-Choir, Treasurer, President, Intramurals, Press Club, Rocket, Co-Editor BAIR, STEVE-Slickville, Pa.-Secondary, English, Social Stud- ies-Baseball, Intramurals BALLENTINE, LOIS K.-Butler, Pa.-Elementary BANDLEY, RICHARD B.-Cambridge Springs, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, General Science-Archery Club, Open Road, Vice President, Rifle Club, Rocket BARBER, WILTON-Eldred, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biology-Football, Co-Captain, Track, Varsity Club, Y.M.C.A. BARTHOLOMEW, ELEANOR D.-Sharon, Pa.-Elementary BARTLETT, MARY K.-Sharpsville, Pa.-Elementary BARTOLETTI, ELEANOR LOUISE-Trafford, Pa.-Secondary BATZEL, DALE F.-Hopewell, Pa.-Health and Physical Educa- tion, Driver Training-Football, Intramurals, Y.M.C.A. BAUER, BETTY-Butler, Pa.-Elementary BAUMAN, GENEVIEVE-Saxonburg, Pa.-Elementary-Com- muters Club, Kappa Delta Pi BEACI-IEM, MARLENE JEAN-Butler, Pa.-Elementary- Commuters Club, Intervarsity, S.N.E.A. BIFANO, ANNA MARIE-Johnstown, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Newman Club, Open Road, S.N.E.A., W.A.A. BISHOP, JOSEPH JOHN-Slippery Rock, Pa.-Secondary, Math- ematics, Geography-Trigcalana BLANKENBEKER, JANET-Apollo, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Delta Psi Kappa, Homecoming Attendant, Jr., Open Road, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A. BONO, JEAN-Greensburg, Pa.-Elementary BOOTS, RUTH ANNABELLE-Fombell, Pa.-Elementary- Band, Choir, Secretary, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Secretary, Mu Kappa Gamma, Saxigena BOYTS, BARBARA LOUISE-Crafton, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Gym Team, Open Road, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Coun- cil, Y.W.C.A. I2 BROGAN, JOAN NANCY-Gibsonia, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Choir, Delta Psi Kappa, Historian, Inter- varsity, Mu Kappa Gamma, W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A. BRUMBAUGH, E. MARJORIE-Penn Hills, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Delta Psi Kappa, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. BRUNNER, HELEN L.-Valencia, Pa.-Elementary-Intervan sity, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. BUCI-IOLTZ, CARL PHILIP-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education-Baseball, Football, Glee Club, Intramurals, Swim- ming, Tribunal BUCHOLTZ, PATRICIA HODGSON-East McKeesport, Pa.- Elementary-A.C.E., President, Madrigal, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. BUENTING, JOHN W.-East McKeesport, Pa.-Secondary, Mathematics, Physical Science-Kappa Delta Pi, Varsity Club, Trig- calana, President BUENTING, MARY ANN BORST-Pitcairn, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Y.W.C.A., W.A.A. BURT, BRUCE C.-Pleasantville, Pa.-Secondary, Mathematics, English-Commuters Club, Intervarsity, Intramurals, Officials Club, Trigcalana BURT, JOHN EDWARD-Meadville, Pa.-Secondary, Geog- raphy, Social Studies, English CALABRESE, RENALDO A.-New Kensington, Pa.-Secondary, Geography, Social Studies-Alpha Phi Omega, Archery Club, Inter- national Relations, Masquers, Newman Club CAMPAGNOLA, JOSEPH-McKeesport, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Art Club, Glee Club, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Pres- ident, Vice President, Saxigena, Art Editor, S.N.E.A., Tribunal CAMPBELL, LARRY C.-Slippery Rock, Pa.-Secondary, Bi- ology, Chemistry-Commuters Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Open Road CANADY, PATRICIA ANN-West Middlesex, Pa.-Elementary -A.C.E., L.S.A., Treasurer, Madrigal, President, Ensemble, Mu Kappa Gamma, Treasurer CARDELLA, JAMES C.-New Castle, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-Commuters Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon CARMACK, PATRICK E.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Football, Intramurals, Newman Club CARTER, NATICA BELLE-Lincoln Borough, Pa.-Elementary -A.C.E., Intervarsity, Madrigal, Ensemble, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A., Trigcalana, Y.W.C.A., Program Chairman CARY, EDWIN-Grove City, Pa.-Health and Physical Education CHESNEY, SUZANNE-New Castle, Pa.-Secondary, English, S peech-Kappa Delta Pi, Recorder, Masquers, Rocket, Editor, Sigma Tau Delta, Vice President, Y.W.C.A. CHRIST, JACK R.-Johnstown, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Geog- raphy-Cross Country, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Vice President, Open Road, Track, Varsity Club CIONGOLI, PATRICIA-Monroeville, Pa.-Secondary, Speech, English-Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, Treasurer, Newman Club, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Secretary COOPER, BARBARA PETERS-Oakmont, Pa.-Elementary- Choir, Cooperative Activities, House Council, Madrigal, Ensemble, May Queen, Soph., Mu Kappa Gamma, Student Government, Y.W.C.A. COOPER, GLORIA ALBERTA-Butler, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Delta Psi Kappa, Vice President, House Council, President, Kappa Delta Pi, Rocket, Saxigena, Student Government, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Vice President, Y.W.C.A. COOPER, JOAN-Bellevue, Pa.-Health and Physical Education- Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Saxigena, Rocket StaPr', Student Government, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. CORBIN, RONALD F.-McKeesport, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-Gamma Theta Upsilon, Vice President Senior CORLL, BEVERLY JEAN-Hubbard, Ohio-Health and Physical Education-Archery Club, Band, Gym Team, Hockey Club, Or- chesis, W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A., Secretary COUSINS, ELEANOR LOUISE-Mercer, Pa.-Secondary, Eng- lish, Geography-Commuters Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Secretary, Madrigal, Y.W.C.A. DALTON, MILDRED-Mercer, Pa.-Elementary DAVIS, JOHN R.-Sharpsville, Pa.-Secondary, English, Hislory- Great Books Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Social Studies Club,Y.M.C.A., Vice President DENNE, KEN-Duquesne, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geog- raphy-Baseball, Basketball, Captain, International Relations, New- man Club, Oflicials Club, Varsity Club DICKSON, ELEANOR LOUISE-Slippery Rock, Pa.-Elemen- tary-Band, Commuters Club, Secretary, Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, Vice President DOUBLE, NANCY JANE-Baden, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation-Cheerleader, Captain, Delta Psi Kappa, Secretary, Evalua- tion Committee, Secretary, Homecoming Queen, Sr., House Council, L.S.A., Rocket Ripplers, Student Government, Secretary, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. DUFFY, MARY E.-Forestville, Pa.-Elementary-Commuters Club, Newman Club DUNCAN, ARLEY MARLENE-East McKeesport, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Delta Psi Kappa, Publicity Chairman, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Treasurer ENGLEHART, PAULINE FOX-Oil City, Pa.-Elementmy- A.C.E., Intervarsity, Head Majorette, Madrigal,S.N.E.A.,Y.W.C.A. ENGLEHART, ROBERT E.-Johnstown, Pa.-Secondary, Bi- ology, Mathematics-Basketball, Baseball, Student Government, Treasurer, Sophomore Class President, Varsity Club ERLAIN, MARY CATHERINE-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementa71y- Gym Team, Madrigal, Newman Club, Psychology Club, S.N.E.A., Social Studies Club, W.A,A. EVANS, SUZANNE-YVest Mifflin, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation-Cheerleader, Gym Team, Rocket Ripplers, President, Sec- retary, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. FARKAS, DAVID-Beaver Falls, Pa.-Secondary, Speech, Social Studies-Alpha Psi Omega, Intramurals, Masquers, Pi Gamma Mu FASSON, LEON J.-Connellsville, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Newman Club, S.N.E.A. FERRARA, THEODORE-Sharon, Pa.-Secondary, Speech, Bi- ology-Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, Open Road FERRERE, MARCEL PAUL-Boyers, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-International Relations, Intramurals, Newman Club, Rifle Club, Social Studies Club, President F INDLEY, JOHN WESLEY-Grove City, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education-Ofiicials Club, Soccer FINK, JOHN H.-Kittanning, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Driver Training FISHER, SARAH PATRICIA-Princeton, Pa.-Elemenrary- A,C.E., Art Club, Madrigal, Masquers, S.N.E.A., Y.YV.C.A. FLEMING, BARBARA KRIVDA-Fayette City, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A. FLYNN, JEAN ANN-New Castle, Pa.-Secondary, English, Speech-Masquers, Press Club, Rocket, Feature Editor, Speech Therapy Club, Y.W.C.A. FOCKLER, M. ETTA-West Sunbury, Pa.-Elementary FRANTZ, ELIZABETH C.-Karns City, Pa.-Elementary FRANTZ, KAREN A.-Freeport, Pa.-Health and Physical Educa- tion-Archery Club, Open Road, S.N.E.A., Y.VV.C.A. FREUND, JOHN-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Social Studies-Newman Club Activities 130 GAUDELLI, BEVERLY JUNE-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Archery Club, Band, Oliicials Club, Rifle Club, S.N.E.A., W.A.A. GERMAN, FRANK-VVyano, Pa.-Secondary, Mathenzalics, Chem- istry-S.N.E.A. GILBERT, LEONARD LEWIS-New Castle, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Driver Training-Baseball, Intramurals, Soccer, Varsity Club, Y.M.C.A. GOLDEN, SALLY SHRAMKO-Clairton, Pa.-Elementary- Commuters Club, L.S.A., Madrigal, Ensemble,Open Road, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. GOURLEY, CLARENCE JR.-Apollo, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-Intervarsity, L.S.A., S.N.E.A. GOURLEY, ROGER L.-Vandergrift, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Basketball, Football, Intramurals GREENLEE, ROSALYN A.-Dillsburg, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Band, Vice President, Choir, Hockey Club, Intervarsity, Madrigal, Ensemble, Officials Club, Rocket Ripplers, WV.A.A., Coun- cil, Y.W.C.A. GRINDLE, VIRGINIA KELLY-Dormont, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Speech-Alpha Psi Omega, Cheerleader, Choir, Madrigal, Ensemble, Masquers, Public Relations, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. GRUBBS, PAULA-Oakmont, Pa.-Health and Physical Education -Band, Hockey Club, Mu Kappa Gamma, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., President, Council, Y.W.C.A. GUTHRIE, MARY ELLEN-Indiana, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-House Council, Orchesis, Rocket Ripplers, President, Publicity Manager, Secretary, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. HALLI, WILLIAM-Apollo, Pa.-Health and Physical Educalion- Basketball, Football, Co-Captain, Varsity Club, Vice President HANNIGAN, JOANN-Titusville, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- Captain, Newman Club, Or- Student Government, Track, ucation-Cheerleader, Gym Team, chesis, Rifle Club, Rocket Ripplers, Secretary, Treasurer, Student Government, Tribunal, W.A.A. HANSEN, PHYLLIS-Saegertown, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation-Band, Vice President, Delta Psi Kappa, Treasurer, Hockey Club, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gamma, Open Road, W.A.A. HARFORD, JOHN PAUL-Uniontown, Pa.-Health and Physical Education HARTWELL, THOMAS D.-Slippery Rock, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education HARRISON, ANNE L.-Wexford, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Mad- rigal, Masquers, Press Club, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. HAYLETT, DAVID R.-Bessemer, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography--Commuters Club HEASLEY, JO ELLEN-Cheswick, Pa.-Elementary-Band, Choir, Girls' Sextet, Mixed Ensemble, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Inter- varsity, Secretary, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, Saxigena, S.N.E.A., Treasurer, Freshman Class, Sophomore Class, Y.W.C.A. HECKMAN, BILL-Fredonia, Pa.-Health and Physical Education -Alpha Phi Omega, House Council, Intramurals, S.N.E.A., Swim- ming. HELFRICH, BARBARA ANN-Verona, Pa.-Health and Ph ysical Education-Intervarsity, Rocket Ripplers, Secretary, Junior Class, Y.W.C.A. HIGGINS, MARLEE JEAN-Sharon,Pa.-Elementary-Intervan sity, Madrigal, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. HINDMAN, THOMAS D,-North Washington, Pa.-Secondary, Chemistry, Mathematics--S.N.E.A., Trigcalana, Vice President Senior HOLMES, JAY W.-Pittsburgh,Pa.-Elementary HOMANSKY, ROBERT C.-Cranesville, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, History-Newman Club, Regional Director, President, Second Vice President, Press Club, Rocket, Saxigena, Co-Editor, Student Government, President, Varsity Club. HORCHN ER, GAY EVANS-Meyersdale, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education, Chemistry-Delta Psi Kappa, House Council, Secre- tary, Kappa Delta Pi, Historian, L.S.A., Secretary, May Day, Co- Chairman, 1958, Saxigena, Secretary, Senior Class, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. HRIP, WINIF RED MADELINE-Butler, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Newman Club, Press Club, Rocket, S.N.E.A. HUF F MAN, JOHN C.-Greenbelt, Md.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation-Alpha Phi Omega, Baseball, House Council, Intervarsity, Intramurals, Officials Club, Soccer, Varsity Club HUGHES, JAMES H.-New Castle, Pa.-Secondary, Mathematics, Social Studies-Commuters Club, Kappa Delta Pi HUMES, NANCY ANN-Blawnox, Pa.-Elementary-Choir, In- tervarsity, Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. HUNTER, PAULINE-Penn Hills, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. ISEMAN, EVELYN KAY-Ellwood City, Pa.-Elementaiy- Archery Club, Intervarsity, S.N.E.A., Secretary, W.A.A. JACKSON, SALLY MARJORIE-Baldwin Boro, Pa.-Secondary: English, Social Studies-Kappa Delta Pi, Masquers, Press Club, Rocket, Sigma Tau Delta, Y.W.C.A. JARVIE, JOHN PAYTON-Indianola, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Baseball, Basketball, Intramural, Council, Newman Club, President, Freshman Class, Junior Class, Soccer, Co-Captain, National Soccer Association, All-American Team, Student Govern- ment, Varsity Club JOHNSTON, JOANNE M.-North Braddock, Pa.-Secondary, English, History-International Relations, Masquers, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Sigma Tau Delta, Vice President JOHNSTON MARGARET JANE-Pittsburgh,Pa.-Elemcntary- Intervarsity, Madrigal, S.N.E.A., W.A.A. KAHL, CARL WILLIAM-Confluence, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Archery Club, Vice President, Soccer, Stu- dent-Faculty Board KARCHER, W. DAVID-Secondary, Physics, MathematicsfBand, Choir, International Relations KARMAZYN, EUGENE-Aliquippa, Pa.-Secondary, Geography, Speech-Alpha Psi Omega, Football, Intramurals, Masquers, Vice President, Newman Club KEFF ER, RAYMOND IRWIN-Coatesville, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Speech-Alpha Psi Omega, Football, Manager, Inter- national Relations, Intramurals, Masquers, President, Oliicials Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Press Club, Rocket, Social Studies Club, Varsity Club, Publicity Manager, Vice President, Senior Class KENNEDY, GAIL-Mars, Pa.-Secondary, English, Social Studies -Choir, Sextet, Masquers, Rocket, Saxigena, Sigma Tau Delta, Secretary, S.N.E.A., Student Government, W.A.A., Secretary, Coun- cil KERR, CHARLOTTE-New Kensington, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Speech-International Relations, Masquers, Pi Gamma Mu, Vice President, Social Studies Club KERR, WILLIAM-Hookstown, Pa.-Secondary, Mathcmatics,Eng- lish-Archery Club, Baseball, Manager, Debate, Homecoming Chair- man, 1958, Intervarsity, Press Club, Rocket, Co-Editor, Chairman, Penn Ohio Sports Editors, Trigcalana, Varsity Club KING, ROBERT C.-Natrona Heights, Pa.-Secondary, English Social Studies-Assistant Football Coach, Rocket Writer Activities 131 KNAPP, MARY RUTH-Bradford, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Band, State Band, Debate, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, In- tervarsity, Kappa Gamma, Secretary-Treasurer, Madrigal, En- semble, Mu Kappa Gamma, Historian, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. KOCUR, JOHN-Vandergrift, Pa.-Health and Physical Educa- tion, Driver Training-Baseball, Basketball, House Council, Intra- murals, President, Council, Newman Club, Soccer, Co-Captain, Var- sity Club, Executive Committee KRAUSE, JANET JOAN-Fenelton, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., L.S.A., Madrigal, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. KRUPINSKI, DANEEN M.-Beaver, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Newman Club, Press Club, Rocket Ripplers, S.N.E.A. KWEDER BARBARA JUNE-Sharon,Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Art Club, Madrigal, Press Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Rocket, S.N.E.A., Speech Therapy Club, Tribunal, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. LaMARCA, JACK F.-Coraopolis, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation, Biology-.Football Manager, House Council, Intramurals, Intervarsity, Varsity Club LEDERER, BARBARA ANN-Penn Hills, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Art Club, Band, Madrigal, State Band, Y.W.C.A. LEHETT, MARGUERITE-Hickory Township, Pa.-Elementary -Choir, Madrigal, Masquers, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A. LENNOX, WILLIAM CHANTLER-Beaver, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biology-Football, Homecoming Chairman, Jr., Intramurals, Junior Class Treasurer, Soccer, Track, Varsity Club, Secretary, Y.M.C.A. LEONARD, NANCY JEAN--Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Archery Club, Art Club, Madrigal, Press Club, Rocket, Ed- itor, Speech Therapy Club, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. LISTWAK, EILEEN C.-New Kensington, Pa.-Elementa7Qy- A.C.E., Art Club, Band, Madrigal, Newman Club, Press Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Rocket Ripplers LOCKARD, CHARLES M.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-Gamma Theta Upsilon, President, International Relations, President, Intramurals, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Pi Gamma Mu, Rocket Ripplers LOCKE, PATRICIA ANN-North East, Pa.-Health ana' Phys- ical Education-Orchesis, Psychology Club, Social Studies Club, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. MACALUSO, NICHOLAS R.-Mount Jackson, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Archery Club, Intramurals, Newman Club, Saxigena MAGEE, RICHARD ROBERT-New Kensington, Pa.-Health and Physical Education MAGNUS, J. COLEMAN-Munhall, Pa.-Secondary, Geography, Biology--Archery Club, President, Camera Club, Commuters Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Newman Club, Officials Club, Open Road, S.N.E.A. MARANGONI, DOLORES-Beaver, Pa.-Secondary, Social Stud- ies, Geography-Gamma Theta Upsilon, Treasurer, House Council, Kappa Delta Pi, Newman Club, Pi Gamma Mu, President, Saxigena, S.N.E.A. ' MARSDEN, JOHN R.-Erie, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biology--Alpha Phi Omega, Choir, Press Club, Rocket, Saxigena, Co-Editor, Senior Class President, Student Government MATERNIAK, SYLVIA-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Kappa Delta Pi, Vice President, Madrigal, Ensemble, Masquers, Mu Kappa Gamma MAXWELL, GEORGE W.-Butler, Pa.-Secondaiy, Social Stad- ies, Geography-Commuters Club, S.N.E.A. MAXWELL, SALLY RUTH-Sharon, Pa.-Secondary, English, Biology-Intervarsity, Masquers, Rocket, Sigma Tau Delta, Treas- urer, S.N.E.A. Senior MENZ, ROBERT-Ligonier, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Mathe- matics-Intramurals, Newman Club, Open Road Club, Trigcalana MERVOSH, CECELIA A.-Pittsburgh,Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Art Club, Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A. MILLER, DEAN-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geog- raphy-Commuters Club, President, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Inter- varsity, Psychology Club, S.N.E.A., Social Studies Club MILLER, JANET ANN-Warren, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation, Biological Science-Band, Hockey Club, President, Inter- varsity, Masquers, Mu Kappa Gamma, W.A.A. MILNES, JOSEPH E.-Ellwood City, Pa.-Secondary, Mathc- matics, Physical Science-Commuters Club, Kappa Delta Pi MOORE, LOUISE T.-Greensburg, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Choir, Ensemble, Kappa Delta Pi, S.N.E.A. MOSER, MARLENE MARIE-Smithfield, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education MOSES, THOMAS RICHARD--Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Swimming Team, Manager MOUNTAIN, WILBUR LOY-Waterside, Pa.-Secondary, Bi- ology, Mathematics-Baseball, Choir MULLEN, PAULINE-Parker, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, History- S.N.E.A., W.A.A. MURPHY, GEORGE R.-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Physical Sci- ence, Mathematics-Alpha Phi Omega, President, Kappa Delta Pi, President, House Council MYERS, ARLENE EDWINA-Linesville, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Art Club, Band, Madrigal, Newman Club, S.N.E.A. MYERS, CLARENCE DONALD-Slippery Rock, Pa.-Second- ary, Biology, Social Studies MYERS, JANE-Uniontown, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, English-Archery Club, Masquers, Rocket, Saxigena, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. MCCARTHY, THOMAS PAUL-Franklin, Pa.-Secondary, Geog- raphy, Social Studies-Bowling MCDERMOTT, MARJORIE-New Castle, Pa.-Elementary MCDONOUGH, KENNETH L.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Driver Training-Baseball, Football, Newman Club MCELHATTAN, VICTOR R.-Clairton, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Geography MCQUAID, CAROLYN JUNE-Aspinwall, Pa.-Health and Phys- ical Education, English-Delta Psi Kappa, L.S.A., Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., Y.W.C.A. MCQUAIDE, THOMAS WESLEY-Apollo, Pa.-Secondary, Ge- ography, Social Studies NAGY, KEN-Munhall, Pa.-Health and Physical Education- Baseball, Football, Intramurals, Tribunal, Varsity Club NAUGHTON, JOSEPH P.-Carnegie, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Social Studies-Intramurals, Newman Club NELSON, CARL-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Social Studies-Masquers, Rocket, Track, Swimming NICHOLAS, VIRGINIA L.-Butler, Pa,-Elementary-Com- muters Club, Kappa Delta Pi NILSSON, NORMAN P.-Titusville, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Gym Team, Captain, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, May Day, Co-Chairman, 1958, Officials Club, Orchesis, Soccer, Track, Varsity Club, President NOLTE, MARGARET J.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementary NOVEMBER, ALFRED B.-Vandergrift, Pa.-Secondary, Eng- lish, Social Studies Activities 132 OCVIRK, RICHARD D.-Cheswick, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation-Assembly Committee, Basketball, Golf, Intramurals, Coun- cil, Secretary, Newman Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Soccer, Varsity Club OEHLING, NANCY JEAN-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementary-A,C.E., Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A. PALMER, KENNETH EUGENE-Mercer, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biology PARKER, CAROL ANN-Stoneboro, Pa.-Elementary-Band, Choir, Ensemble, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, Mu Kap- pa Gamma, President, S.N.E.A., Student Government, Y.W.C.A. PEARCE, WILLIAM F.-New Castle, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Commuters Club, Gym Team, Soccer, Varsity Club PETRARCA, WAYNE R.-Grove City, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Baseball, Football PETTIT, IVAN E.-Stoneboro, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Geog- raphy-Gamma Theta Upsilon RAK, EDWARD J.-Glenshaw, Pa.-Secondary, Biology, Social Studies-Debate, International Relations, Vice President, Intramu- rals, Newman Club, Vice President, Open Road, Parents Day, Co- Chairman, S.N.E.A., Tribunal RAMSEY, FRANKLIN J.-Evans City, Pa.-Secondary, Geog- raphy, Social Studies-Gamma Theta Upsilon RAUSCHENBERGER, GLENN-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Eng- lish, Social Studies-Commuters Club REDDINGER, BARBARA ANN-Irwin, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Art Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, L.S.A., Madrigal REOLA, CAROLYN KATHLEEN-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, English, Speech-International Relations, Masquers, Newman Club, Psychology Club, Secretary, Rocket, Rocket Writer, Editor, Sigma Tau Delta, President, S.N.E.A., Speech Therapy Club REYNOLDS, KATHY-Grove City, Pa.-Elementary-Choir, Vice President, Ensemble, Collegiate Choir, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Kappa Gamma, Rocket, S.N.E,A., Y.W.C.A., President RIDER, RICHARD B.-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-Commuters Club, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Intramurals ROBINSON, JANICE E.-Freeport, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Chemistry-Delta Psi Kappa, Kappa Delta Pi, Press Club, Rocket, Rocket Ripplers, Saxigena, Y.W.C.A., Cabinet, Secretary RODGERS, JOHN x H.-Clairton, Pa.-Secondary, Mathematics, Social Studies-Football, Swimming, Captain, Tennis, Captain, Var- sity Club ROSS, MARY ELLEN-Dane, Pa.-Health and Physical Educa- tion-Band, Intervarsity, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A. RUZICKA, STEVE-Braddock Hills, Pa.-Secondary, Chemistry, Mathematics-Commuters Club, Intramurals, Masquers, Newman Club RYAN, CHARLES W.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, Social Stud- ies, Geography-Gamma Theta Upsilon, Intramurals RYAN, JAMES M.-New Kensington, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography SALPINO, FRANK JOSEPH-Gallitzin, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Driver Training-Archery Club, Football, Intramurals, Newman Club, S.N.E.A., Y.M.C.A. SAUNDERS, ANITA PALMER-Mercer, Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, Majorette, Mu Kappa Gamma, Secretary, S.N.E.A. SCHLICHTER, ROBERT D.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, So- cial Studies, Gcography-Debate Club, President, Gamma Theta Up- silon, International Relations, Kappa Gamma, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Psychology Club, Vice President Senior SHAW, ANN LOUISE-Williamsport, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, English-Archery Club, Bowling, Choir, Delta Psi Kappa, Hockey Club, Secretary, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Orchesis, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A., W.A.A. Oiiicials Club, Y.W.C,A. SHEAKLEY, ROBERT JAMES, Jr.-Saegertown, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Archery Club, Intramurals, Rifle Club, Rocket Ripplers, S.N.E.A., Swimming, Y,M.C.A. SHUSTER, DORIS MAY-Vandergrift, Pa.-Secondary, Geog- raphy, Social Studies-Archery, Gamma Theta Upsilon, House Council, Vice President, International Relations, Kappa Delta Pi, L.S.A., President, Madrigal, Ensemble, Mu Kappa Gamma, Open Road, Pi Gamma Mu, Rifle Club, Secretary, S.N.E.A., W.A.A., Council SIMONSEN, JAMES W.-Warren, Pa.-Health and Physical Ed- ucation, Social Studies-Intramurals, Newman Club, Oflicials Club, Track, Co-Captain, Varsity Club SLOSKY, KENNETH-New Kensington, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Soccer, Swimming SMITH, IAN S.-Herman, Pa.-Secondary, Chemistry, Physics- Commuters Club, President, Open Road SPEER, DAVID L.-Harwick, Pa.-Secondary, Chemistry, Bi- ology-Golf, Intramurals, Junior Class Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, Sophomore Class Vice President, Varsity Club, Y.M.C.A., Vice President SPEER, MARCELLA JANE-Penn Hills, Pa.-Secondary, Bi- ology, Geography-Choir, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Kappa Delta Pi, Madrigal, Ensemble, Open Road, Rifle Club, S.N.E.A., Student Government SPIELBICHLER, OTTO D.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, English-Commuters Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Social Studies Club STALKER, DONNA FAYE-Parker, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Archery Club, Bowling, Madrigal, S.N.E.A., Y.W.C.A., Cabinet STEWART, ROBERT A.-Mayport, Pa.-Secondary, Physics, Mathematics-Camera Club, Intervarsity, Masquers, Open Road, Publicity Editor, Football, Saxigena, Trigcalana SWANSON, ROSEMARY ALBRECHT-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education-Delta Psi Kappa, Newman Club, Psy- chology Club, String Ensemble, Rocket Ripplers, W.A.A. SZUL, JOSEPH S.-New Kensington, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Biology-Alpha Phi Omega, Treasurer, Corresponding Secretary, Intramurals, Newman Club, Soccer, Student Govern- ment, Treasurer, Varsity Club THORNE, JAMES D.-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Mathematics-Camera Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Gamma Mu, Social Studies Club, Tennis TOTH, JANE ELLEN--Grove City, Pa.-Secondary, English, Geography-Choir, Ensemble, Secretary, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Sigma Tau Delta, Treasurer, Y.W.C.A. TRAUSCHKE, NORMA R.-Penn Hills, Pa.-Secondary, Eng- lish, Geography-Debate, President, Kappa Gamma, Secretary, President, Rocket Ripplers, Y.W.C.A. TROUT, NANCY JANE-Parker, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Madrigal, Secretary, Masquers, S.N.E.A. VARGA, GEORGE A.-Ligonier, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Geography-International Relations, Social Studies Club, President, Student Government, Swimming VICCARO, JACQUELINE-Coraopolis, Pa.-Elementary-Evalm ation Committee, Freshman Class Secretary, Gym Team Pianist, Madrigal, Newman Club, Secretary, S.N.E.A., Sophomore Class Secretary, W.A.A. Activities I VICCHY, ANNA MAY-Erie, Pa.-Health and Physical Education -Archery Club, Secretary-Treasurer, Gym Team, Newman Club, Rocket Staff, Saxigena, W.A.A. VIDETICH, ELIZABETH JANE-Pittsburgh,Pa.-Elementary- A.C.E., Secretary, International Relations, Madrigal, Mu Kappa Gamma, Press Club, Rocket, Assistant Editor, Saxigena, S.N.E.A., Social Studies Club VINCENT, ROSEMARY VODENICHAR-Sharon, Pa.-Sec- ondary, Mathematics, English-Kappa Delta Pi, Trigcalana, Secre- tary, Treasurer VOELKER, HAROLD C., Jr.-Butler, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Driver Training--Football, Intramurals, Varsity Club VOLLERO, FRANK, Jr.-Pittsburgh, Pa.-Elementary-Debate Club, Vice President, Dramatic Production, Newman Club, S.N.E.A., Vice President, President WAGNER, PATIENCE M.-Mercer, Pa.-Secondary, Geography, Social Studies-Camera Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Gamma Theta Upsilon, Great Books Club, International Relations, Secretary, Treasurer, Intervarsity, Social Studies Club, Secretary, Y.W.C.A. WALKER, RICHARD O.-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, Geography, Speech WALTON, ROSE ANN-Oak Hills, W. Va.-Health and Physical Education-Alpha Delta Pi, Delta Psi Kappa, President, Hockey Club, W.A.A. WAUGAMAN, ROSEMARY DeVINE-Sharpsville,Pa.-A.C.E., Bowling, Madrigal, Majorette, Newman Club, S.N.E.A. WELLER, CAROL ANN-McKeesport, Pa.-Elementary-A.C.E., Madrigal WETZEL, LaVERNE W.-Hannahstown, Pa.-Secondary, Math- ematics, Physics WHITESIDE, FRANCES-Butler, Pa.-Elementary-Commuters Club WILEY, BARBARA-New Castle, Pa.-Elementary-Art Club, Madrigal, Ensemble, Masquers, Press Club, Rocket, Social Studies Club, Treasurer WILLIAMS, JANET L.-Cowansville, Pa.-Secondary, Social Studies, Speech, English-Debate, Secretary, Treasurer, Gamma Theta Upsilon, International Relations, Secretary, Treasurer, Kappa Gamma, President, Vice President, Kappa Delta Pi, S.N.E.A., Social Studies Club WILLIAMSON, MARGARET MILLER-Grove City, Pa.-Sec- ondary, English, Geography-Gamma Theta Upsilon, Sigma Tau Delta WILSONCROFT, WILLIAM-Library, Pa.-Secondary, Mathe- matics, Physical Science-Band, Debate, S.N.E.A. YANYECIC, BARBARA-Aliquippa, Pa.-Secondary, Mathe- matics, English-Newman Club, S.N.E.A., Trigcalana, W.A.A. YATES, JOSEPH B.-Pittsburh, Pa.-Health and Physical Educa- tion, Social Studies-Football, Newman Club, Soccer, Track, Varsity Club YOUNGINGER, CAROL JOAN-,Pi:ts,burgh, Pa.-Health and Physical Education, Social Studies-Delta Psi Kappa, Chaplain, House Council, Treasurer, Intervarsity, Kappa Delta Pi, Majorette, Rocket Ripplers, Secretary, Social Studies Club, W.A.A., Council, Y.W.C.A. YUENGERT, JOHN LOUIS-Butler, Pa.-Secondary, English, Social Studies-Commuters Club, Vice President, S.N.E.A., Sigma Tau Delta ZAGGER, PATRICIA-Hickory Township, Pa.-Elementary- Madrigal, Masquers, Mu Kappa Gamma, S.N.E.A. 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