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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1961 volume:

The 1961 SAXIGENA SLIPPERY ROCK STATE COLLEGE Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania Margaret Maxwell - Editor Ellie Uber - Assistant Editor Foreword On the following pages, we have brought to you a picture of the Slippery Rock State College. The students, of course, are of prime importance. Therefore, we have included most of those things which are a part of the life at Slippery Rock. Shown are our campus and the changes which are being made. We hope that you will enjoy our book, the 1961 Sax-igetia. The Saxigena Staff Contents SLIPPERY ROCK Student Life 5 Organizations 47 Sports 69 Seniors 91 Underclassmen 119 Faculty and Administration 133 3 Directory 148 ■ ' -' 7r STUDENT LIFE HOMEC Westward Ho!” With these words as a theme the West lived again at the Rock on October 14-15. Our beautiful Oueen, Joan Parker, reigned over the festivities consisting of a bonfire, parade and campus displays, and dance. The football game with Indiana, which ended in a 14-14 tie, was viewed by a capacity crowd. After the game the traditional Cocoa Pour in North Hall, sponsored by the Senior Class, was the scene of many reunions. The C'hiprean Brothers and the Billy Earl Trio provided the music for the dancing of alumni and undergraduates alike at the Homecoming Dance, which rounded-out the weekend activities. BECOMING Queen Joan Parker surrounded by her court. Bernie Garcia, Beverly Markovich, and Bonnie Gangonc. 7 Our Queen presents the football to Co-Cap-tains. Bruno Raso and Gus Nauman. Pre-Games Scenes 8 9 Second place in ihc campus displays was won by the Junior Class. Our band in iheir pre-game show. The first prize for campus displays was accepted by Jean Neg Icy for W.A.A. 11 MAY [ With visions of the Old South and tastes of Mint Julep,” S.R. celebrated the traditional May Day. On Friday, April 29, the new May Queen, Regina Grystar, was crowned by last year’s Queen, Marty Anderson. Saturday night. April 30, was the peak of the activities, with Regina Queen of May. reigning over the May formal. The aetivities were brought to a close with a tea in North Hall on Sunday afternoon. t Y DAY The Queen and her court. Don Bromley entertains an appreciative audience. 13 Last year's Queen. Marty Anderson, crowns our I960 Queen of May. Regina Grystar. 14 Deal me in. Patterson Hall North Hall Laundry iinc-up at North Hall. 16 Money from home? South Hall Donna Rideout greets South Hall visitors. Karen Stuart irons in the laundry room in South Hall. 17 vS ' CHRISTMAS AT THE ROCK 19 m i SWEETHEART SWIRL November 21, 1960 Patterson Hall Alpha Phi Omega CHRISTMAS IN KILLARNEY December 10, 1960 East and West Gyms Sophomore Class 20 Robert St. John and SR students mingle at the reception. October 19 Royal Welsh Male Choir October 28 Dr. Paul Siple Leader of South Pole Station November 15 Robert St. John NBC Roving Correspondent Jan nary 30 Oberlin Wind Ensemble February 22 Miniature Security Council March 23 Holiday for Singers April 17 Llord’s Puppet International 21 The gospel according to St. John. On February 23, 1961, Miss Hannah Wimer, fondly known as “Gummy,” sadly said good-bye to the girls of North Hall. She had been the housemother there for 12 years. House Couneil presented her with a dozen red roses in memory of the occasion. Planned and spontaneous tributes from the rest of the dorm were paid to her. while she made her last rounds. 22 Mrs. Eva Chccsman. South Hall housemother, confers with Miss Harncr. Mrs. Helen Brown, new housemother for third lloor of North Hall. Housemothers Mrs. Eleanor Shannon, new housemother for second lloor of North 23 Hall. The renovated interior of the Hut. 24 THE HEIRESS October20,21, I960 Cast Maria Dr. Austin Sloper Lavinia Pcnniman Catherine Sloper Elizabeth Almond Arthur Townsend Marian Almond Morris Townsend Mrs. Montgomery Kathleen Howley Darrell Matheus Joan Whalen Jean Respet Adrienne Vodvarka Charles Donoughc Marcia Haynos Charles Crowell Joan Hincman 26 BEGGAR ON HORSEBACK December 7. 9,1961 Neil McRae Dr. Albert Rice Cynthia Mason Gladys Cady Mr. Cady Mrs. Cady Homer Cady Also included: Cast Thomas Jones Lawrence Kostley Marianne Cianfarano Lucille Kordella John Ziegler Barbara Fantucci Anthony Grenek Marjic Banks, Trish Kedrick, Sue McIntosh. Carol Kicster, Joanne Grappy, Mimi Kerr, Nancy Brookhart, Harry Noden, Sandra Yudt, Ralph Solida, Donald Kramer. Robert Stinson, Dennis Hakanen, Patricia Symin-olT, Judith Gibson, Elizabeth Chika, Charlene French, Gretehen Etzel, Arlene D'Alessandro, Connieann Di-Vincenzo. Charlotte Harding. Ann Qavis, Judith Lamp-kins, Louise LaMark, James Cavaiero, John Leech, Caroll Copper. Virginia Ribisa. 27 28 29 Early Evening 30 III INI Saxigena Staff 32 Barb Sweda, winner of the Homecoming raffle, accepts the football from Bill McGinnis. 33 Cccile Holmes helps a first-grade group in reading. The fifth grade learns from Joan Parker and Roger Magee. 34 Special attention from Mary Macurdy. Kay Whipkey and Dan Feruck observe Miss Wiand's fourth grade. 35 36 Top: Miss Pcrna gives her instructions. Bottom left: Modern Physics students look on while Mr. Kearney demonstrates. Bottom right: Mr. Shcllgrcn and Mr. Johns help with a science experiment. 37 Midnight in front of North Hall. 38 Back to the Grill. 39 Mitch takes an order. Slippery Rock students cast their ballots in the first mock Presidential election. Cheering the team to victory. 40 r p Rockcl Masquers entertain one of the orphans from the Mercer Home. u t Setting the stage for one of the theatrical productions. 41 42 Row I: C. Jamison. N. Hanlin, J. Chalmers. Row 2: S. Me- B. Hannan. President; D. Answine, D. Abbott, R. Chislaghi. Intosh. Mr. MeGibbeny. Advisor; Miss Harncr, Advisor; M. T. Wilson. E. McFarlanc. Vice-President; C. Meyers, B. Goss. Laird. Treasurer; B. Fantucci; J. Parker. Secretary. Row S: T. Downing. A. Schake. Student Government This year. Student Government began its twenty-third year of service. This group, organized and operated by the students, is the official voice for the students. Working with faculty advisors the organization aims to administer efficiently the Co-operative Activities budget which allots money to student organizations. Student Government also takes care of the student’s complaints, gives aid to various organizations with their activities, and is completely in charge of Freshman Regulations. Row I: M. Wible, J .Negley. Vicc-Prcsidcnt; Mrs. Cheesman. Advisor; E. Zafaras. Row 2: M. Kromcr, Secretary; R. Lang, V. Robinson. L. Lewis. Treasurer; L. Garber. Missing: L. Timblin. President. Women s House Council The Women’s House Council advised by Miss Lois Harner, Dean of Women, is composed of representatives from each class. These women students are given the power to enforce school regulations, to give guidance to those who fail to conform to the rules, and to assume the responsibilities of maintaining peace and order among the women of the dormitories. Row I: B. Baierl, L. Brody, B. Vosovic, Vicc-Prcsidcnt. Row 2: M. Ricscnman. C. Milanovich. Secretary; Miss Harncr. Advisor; N. Hanlin. J. Parker. President: B. Gallina, Treasurer. Men’s House Council The purpose of Men’s House Council is to establish a college democracy as a form of social control; to develop good qualities of leadership within the student body; to maintain a state of co-operation among the students of the Dormitory; to develop individual and group responsibility, and to establish the best kind of college spirit within the dormitory. Student PSEA is one of the professional organizations on campus. It is designed to develop professional ideas and attitudes and to provide opportunities for this development. One of its goals is to develop leadership training by wide participation in existing professional programs. Robert Donovan from this chapter was State President of PSEA. Row I: E. Morgan. R. Aubcl, Secretary; L. Altimus. Vice-President; Mr. Mc-Gibbcny. Advisor; B. Goss, President. Row 2: K. Kundia, T. Wilson. T. O’Connor. R. Wasilak, D. lonta. R. Antoszcski; Treasurer. H. Hicks. Student PSEA E. Krcisburg, Vice-President: C. Jamison. Secretary; J. Nelson. Treasurer; Or. Hale. Miss Hamer, Co-sponsors. Missing: A. Gult. President. 49 Row I: B. Foringcr. S. Mayton, S. Beitsingcr. S. Miller, G. Paulic, K. Clark. M. Plunkett. J. Rose, C. Merritts. S. Staup. S. Leopold. Row 2: K. Mann. E. Bachman. B. Jones. C. Joseph. E. Counassc. P. Stramiello. C. Jamison. Vice-President; L. Lindecamp. President; E. Sawhill. Treasurer: C. Hladd. Secretary; G. Holland. Row 3: L. Kamcrer, P. Johnston. E. Phillips. J. I.ampkins. S. Tenhula. B. Oakley, P. Kelley. I). Rideout. C. Wilson. B. Jones. J. Bauman. A. Stinson. C. Wood, C. Malone. C. Mann, K. Albert. M. Wiggins. N. Andrews. D. Kegarise. F. Rauch. YWCA Row I: P. Jones. V. Rocnigk. S. Coppagc, Treasurer, B. Jones. Vice-President; C. Nottingham. Secretary; J. Morris. Row 2: W'. Barnes, P. Wimcr, C. Holmes, C. Kies ter, R. Shinko. C. Harding. A. Bell, V. Simpson. B. R. Gregg, V. Boyt. Missing: D. Thompson, President. The YWCA sponsored by Mrs. Smiley, Mrs. Sum-rail, and Mrs. Meisc is an organization established for Christian experience and relationship. The YWCA annually sponsors Heart-Sister week and the Twig and Branch party to give each freshman girl a happy beginning by providing her with an upperclass sister. The local Intervarsity Fellowship Club sponsors Bible study and prayer each week. The club is non-dcnominational and nonsectarian; it aims at striving for ideal Christian living. It is sponsored by Mr. James Rcnn. 50 Inter-Varsity The Lutheran Student Association is an organization composed mainly of Lutheran students, including in its membership students of other faiths. Worship, study, evangelism, stewardship and fellowship are the aims of this organization. These aims arc achieved through enlightening Bible discussions, prominent guest speakers, service projects and socials. Through the co-operation of Dr. Carlton Dresden, club sponsor, and Rev. Winters, minister of the Grove City Lutheran Church, the club enjoyed a most successful year. One of the highlights of the year was a Get-Acquainted Picnic for the new freshmen. Newman Club, is a club of Catholic culture and and Catholic Fellowship that fosters the spiritual, intellectual, and social interest of the Catholic students. LSA Row I: N. Kovak. G. Holland. D. Sherman. Dr. Dresden. Sponsor; J. Nelson, President; M. Smyscr, Treasurer. Row 2: C. Benson, P. Sckora. D. Martens. R. Lang. D. Boulton. K. Macurdy, B. Dctar. L. Blum. Newman Club Row I: C. Krupinski. J. Rcspct, 1 Adametz. P. Piroch, M. L. Olremsky, V. Francis. B. Yoho. D. Cruciani. J. Waddell, E. Druschell. Row 2: B. Brewer. R. Fleck, S. La Rosa, D. Tclcha, J. Lombardi. Treasurer; D. Hurley, President; D. Santoro. Secretary; G. Elzel. P. Kcdrick. (.'. DiVincenzo. Row J: M. J. Firkaly, E. Knapp, B. Harrish. J. DeCortc, M. Gregory, J. Oris. M. Gutowski, P. liglcy, J. Riedingcr, B. Malis, P. Mc-Andrcw. S. Zarvis. S. Camp, L. Padula. J. Rcibcr. Row 4: ). Kristufck. B. Crosby, L. Slater, P. Black. 51 Row I: L. Garber, K. Yothers, J. Pachc, L. LaMark. Row 2: P. Bickel, B. Baicrl, M. Banks, Senior Editor, K. Killeen, Sophomore Editor: J. Charncy, J. Ziegler. Row 3: D. Taylor. K. Harris. J. Lombardi. D. Kebmann, T. Wilson, B. Kelly. M. C. Vcnsel, J. Noto, P. Murphy. Rocket Row I: G. Snyder. E. Uber, Assistant Editor; M. Maxwell. Editor; B. Skilcs, L. Lindccamp. Row 2: D. Murphy, M. Wiblc, S. Dambaugh. E. Kreisberg, P. Tearc, C. Young. L. Jones. Saxigena 52 The Rocket and Press Club is the student voice of Slippery Rock State College. The staff continually endcavers to present student views and opinions through cditorals and general policy. The paper is published every two weeks or as often as the Student Government allotment and advertising receipts allow. The Rocket maintains high journalistic standards as is verified by its awards from the Columbia University and Penn-Ohio Press Associations. The sponsor is Mr. Albert Schmittlcin. The Saxigena staff consists of a select group of students chosen from the Junior Class. Early in May we began the long, hard task of organizing the yearbook for this year. Under the direction of Mr. James W. McKay, many hours were spent putting the book together. What you hold in your hands was the result of that work. Last year the Saxigena was awarded the Second Class honor rating by the Associated Collegiate Press. This honorary dramatic fraternity’s purpose is to stimulate interest in the dramatic activities on campus. Requirements for membership arc: participation in one major role in one long play, or two minor roles in two long plays; or efficient work as stage manager, business, carpenter. property man, electri-ican, or in painting, designing, or costuming. The purpose of Masquers is to stimulate dramatic participation and interest among the students. Membership is open to all students upon completion of twelve clock hours in any of the phases of the theater, including acting, scene design, stagecraft, lighting, make-up, costume, and publicity. Previous experience is not required, but members must remain active and willing to help with the theatrical production on campus. Alpha Psi Omega J. Hincman. M. Cianfarano, D. Miller, President; M. Kerr. Masquers Row I: A. Vodvarka, M. Haynos. P. Symionof. J. Rcspct, C. Kiester. P. Kcdrick, C. DiVinccnzo. K. Howley. Row 2: L. I.aMark. F.. Krcisbcrg. M. Kerr. Secretary: D. Miller, Vice-President; L. Kostlcy. President; A. D'Alessandro. Treasurer; J. Hincman. J. Whalen. Row 3: J. Beech, N. Brookhart. B. Mill- ington, E. Reynolds, K. Parks. C. Harding. J. Mohncy. B. Flynn. S. McIntosh. A. Davis. T. Grcnck. Row 4: S. Ramcas. C. Crowell. E. Cooley. R. Solida. T. Jones. J. Zeiglcr, J. Leech. J. Palestra, R. Cioppa Row I: R. Rumbaugh, R. Stevens. Finance Officer; W. Grega. G. Johnson. E. Eisenhaucr. B. Reitz, N. Dennis. F. Luppino. Vice-Commander; T. Adamezyk, Adjutant; I . Lopus. Row 2: B. Comstock. J. Slagle. J. Sanderson. B. Armstrong, B. Fox, I). McQueen. Veteran’s Club Row I: J. Fleming, Treasurer: T. Downing. President; F. Coglcy. Vice-President; G. Snyder, Secretary; N. Cole. Roys 2: J. Deal. C. Christie, R. Young. R. Phillips. P. Murphy, D. Miller. The Veteran’s Club is an organization whose membership is open to all veteran students. They have such activities as being color guard for formal display of the colors, and the advising for proper display of flags on campus. They are advised by Mr. M. Shcllgren. The lots Upsilon Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega is affilatcd with the National Service Fraternity. Its purpose is to encourage in its membership, as well as in the student body, an enlivened devotion to fellowship through projects of service. 54 Alpha Phi Omega Art Club Art Club was organized to give students an opportunity, which they might not otherwise have, to do something creative. The club is open to anyone with an interest in art. The Slippery Rock club is a branch member of the Association for Childhood Education International. It welcomes all members interested in the elementary field. Programs feature professional speakers and discussions balanced with handicraft periods, informal get-togethers, and social events. Row ; J. DcCortc. B. Foringcr, K. Whipkey. Row 2: M. J. Firkaly. M. Gries, Vice-President; E. Sawhill, President; J. Charncy. Secretary-Treasurer; B. Millington. ACE Row I: N. Albert, A. Morgan. S. Scurle, S. Camp, M. Ofcn-send, N. Rtilly, S. Staup. B. Mook, S. MutTman. Row 2: B. Mozcna. S. McIntosh, P. Stramicllo, B. Jones, L. Kamcrcr. L. Laurel, Vice-President; S. Corsi, President; M. Laird. Secretary-Treasurer; G. Susa, C. Ccrroni. Row 3: J. Charncy. K. Mann, M. J. Firkaly, A. D'Alcssandro. C. McCown, P. Cop-son. B. Vosovic, K. Macurdy, P. Kinkcla, G. Etzcl, R. Vobrak, T. Kcdrick, B. Rak, S. Tenhula, J. Bailie, P. Johnson. E. Zahniscr. 55 vw Row I: A. Wetzel. B. Balky. P. Teare. President; C. Tritsch, E. Laub. Row 2: S. Slcn-cak, J. Nelson. Pi Gamma Mu Kappa Delta Pi Pi Gamma Mu is an honorary social science fraternity for students with 20 hours or more of ‘B” average work or better in the social sciences. Its primary purpose is to stimulate interest in graduate work in the social sciences. Charles E. Halt is faculty secretary-treasurer and Dr. Robert Duncan sponsors the group. The purpose of Kappa Delta Pi shall be to encourage high professional, intellectual. and personal standards and to recognize outstanding contributions to education. To this end it shall invite to membership such persons as exhibit commendable personal qualities, worthy educational ideals, and sound scholarship. It shall endeavor to maintain a high degree of professional fellowship among its members and to quicken professional growth by honoring achievement in educational work. Row I: R. Mortz. K. Clark. H. Zahniscr. L. Jones. E. Blasko. T. Molchan. C. Young. Row 2: I. Johnson. R. Lang, N. Han-lin. M. Schaffer, P. Teare, L. Lindccamp, J. Kavunagh, M. Sloan. J. Schaney. P. Gross. J. Davies. Row 3: E. Sauley, M. Wiblc. E. Ubcr, E. Kreisberg. C. Jamison. M. Smyscr. T. Downing. G. Darlington. B. Hewlett. F. l.uppino, J. Kristufck. W. Vrcdcnburg. M. Bott. M. J. Crusan. M. Maxwell. A. Stauffer. 56 Mu Kappa Gamma is the honorary music fraternity on Slippery Rock’s campus. The purpose of the fraternity is to promote qualities of scholarship, leadership. co-operation, and musical ability. Membership is open to those students who have completed two semesters in a musical organization and who arc members at the present time. Monthly meetings are held and a banquet is held at the end of the year. Sigma Tau Delta is the honorary English fraternity on campus. It is known as the Eta Delta Chapter at Slippery Rock. The national motto is Sincerity. Truth, Design and this is instilled in the minds of the members. The aim of the fraternity is to promote a mastery of written expression, to encourage worthwhile reading and to foster good fellowship among students of the English language and literature. The society endeavors to stimulate achicvc- Row I: Mr. Swoope, Advisor. E. Zahniser. L. Lindccamp. E. Kreisburg, E. Uber. Secretary; J. Davies. President; B. Oakley. Treasurer; I.. Jones. Vice-President; E. Laub. M. Schaffer, A. Davis. Row 2: N. Brookhart. M. Maxwell. B. Richards, B. Millington. J. Albert. C. Jamison. M. Wiblc. R. Lang. J. Hert-ler. F. Elder. Mu Kappa Gamma Sigma Tau Delta Row I: P. Symionof. I.. Kordclla, M. Banks. President; E. l.aub. Secretary; M. Ricscn-man. Row 2: P. Teare. L. Brody. R. Smith. L. LaMark. 57 ment. Row 1: E. Anderson, J. Kincston. Vice-President; R. Lang, Secretary: B. Imperatore, President; E. Sawhill. E. Luksik, Treasurer. Row 2: J. Scaburn. R. Solida. Mr. West. Sponsor; Mr. Hickman. Sponsor; S. Slcncak, J. Snodgrass. Gamma Theta Upsilon The Zeta Chapter of this honorary geography fraternity was installed at Slippery Rock in 1932. Its purpose is to further professional interest in geography and to advance the professional status of geography as a cultural and practical subject for study and investigation. The Men’s Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Dwight B. Baker is composed of selected men interested in Glee Club activity. Tryouts arc held at the beginning of the fall semester. Men s Glee Club Row I: Mr. Baker, Sponsor; S. La Rosa. D. Smith. B. Brewer. E. Ncmcc. Secretary; J. Slagle. G. Pessy. J. Sanderson. P. Madden. B. Nice. J. Richards. Row 2: S. Getner. R. Agnew. 58 H. McCalla. T. O'Connor. J. Hicks. T. George. Vice-President; R. Aubcl. Librarian; J. Dutko. D. Murray. Row I: K. Macurdy. Pianist; Mr. Swoopc. Sponsor; S. Cop-page. J. Wible. M. Johns. J. Waddell. S. Baum. C. Merrills, B. Millington. B. Foringcr. I . Jones. A. Davis. M. Schaffer, B. Kimes, I-:. Myers. B. Jones. C. Nottingham. Row 2: L. Linde camp. C. Baker, E. Druschcll, E. Bachman, G. Holland. C. Holmes. A. Stinson. J. Bailie. N. Prenovitz. J. Robinson, C. Malone. B. King. Row 3: J. Kalmcycr. H. Chuba, A. D’Ales-sandro. B. Rainey, J. Reiber, M. Wiggins. Secretary; E. Kreis-berg. G. Paulic. J. Keith. M. Wible, President; E. Uber. Row 4: E. Anderson. I. Johnson. V. Jenkins, R. Rishcll, P. Sickles. E. Phillips. G. Sousa. J. Komar. B. Oakley. President; C. Stonis. R. Lang. The Women’s Glee Club is composed of selected women interested in Glee Club activity who can meet the minimum requirements of part singing as determined by tryouts held at the beginning of the fall semester. Program music for campus and service area performances is prepared and presented. The Women’s ensemble is a group of voices selected from the Glee Club at the beginning of each fall semester. Programs are presented to the campus and nearby areas. This has been a very active group this year. Women s Glee Club Women s Ensemble Row I: Mr. Swoopc. Sponsor; J. Kalmeycr, P. Sickles. J. Komar. M. Schaffer, R. Lang. L. Jones. Row 2: J. Wible. S. Coppage, M. Wible, E. Kreisberg, B. Oakley, G. Paulie. M. Wiggins. 59 Row I: S. Leopold. D. Peterson. Vice-President; R. Shinko. President; J. Kavanagh. Secretary-Treasurer; J. Young. Row 2: J. Sasfai, R. Aubel, Mr. Shcllgrcn. Sponsor; K. Willison. B. Kelly. Open Road Club College Band The “open road club” was organized by students interested in the field of science. The purpose of the club is to present meetings dealing with all branches of science. The meetings consist of movies, talks, demonstrations by authorities in specialized fields, and also field trips to various spots of interest. This club is open to anyone with a genuine interest in science. Under the direction of Mr. Dwight Baker, the College Green and White Band makes a valuable contribution to the Slippery Rock campus. During the first semester, the members are busy practicing for the half-time shows of football games. The second semester is devoted to practice for concerts. Letters arc awarded to members who have had an active part in the band for five semesters. Row I: P. Tiffany. L. Buzzelli. J. Stcphcy. B. Garcia. B. Smith. C. Kicstcr. Mr. Baker. Sponsor. Row 3: F. Elder, G. Holliday. M. Mitchell. J. Miller. Row 2: P. Murphy. C. Holmes. K- J Lampkins. C. Hcaly. J. Richards. C. Jamison. I). Peterson. Albert. D. Martens. C. Falkncr, Secretary-Treasurer: F. Cog- Porter. M. Maxwell. Icy. President; E. Ubcr. Vice-President; C. McKnight, L. Blum. Row I: Mr. Sims. Sponsor; F. Elder. F Laub, J. Kalmeycr. S. Coppagc, F. Gcislcr. Secretary; N. Brookhart. J. Hcrtler. J. Albert. 1.. Stoops. J. Marks. B. Richards. E. Zahniser. A. Davis. Row 2: D. Rideout, C. Wilson, J. Budai. J. Davies. M. Weaver. D. Dccts. D. Hakancn. F. Ncmcc. Vice-President; M. Wiggins. C. Malone. N. Koepka. J. Bender. Row 3: J. Bcstwick. President; B. Shukcr. G. Ruha, R. Turner. J. Palestra. J. l.utz. K. Hanby. L. Calabrese. W. Hcbrank. Treasurer; J. Rickards. The excellent programs that the Slippery Rock State College Choir presented this year were the result of the hard work and leadership of Mr. Edward Sims. During the first semester the Choir presented a superb Christmas Program. The program consisted of choral speaking and songs of the blessed event and of gaiety. The choir appeared on television in Youngstown. Ohio, and presented a program at Edinboro College. The Easter and Spring programs of song arc presented by the choir also. Members of the club are students who are majoring or minoring in mathematics. Meetings arc held semimonthly for discussion and presentation of interesting facts and problems which deal with mathematics. College Choir Trigcalana Row I: E. Sauley. A. StaulTcr, Secretary-Treasurer; L. Szcbalskie,President; D. Murphy. Vice-President; J. Sasfai, E. Counassc. Row 2: J. Kristufck, J. Vargo. G. Zendarski, R. Phillips. T. Downing, J. Patton. S. Zarvis, J. Morris. 61 Row I: J. Keith. B. Jones. J. Kalmeyer, M. Haynos, C. P. Williams. N. Kocpka. R. Smith. C. Williams. M. Weaver. Coleman. B. Oakley, Captain; S. Deal, J. Robinson. P. G. Holland. C. Joseph. K. Toohey. M. Wiggins. Edwards. J. Whalen. I.. Jones. Row 2: P. Johnston. G. Paulic. Rocklettes Cheerleaders The Rocklettes are a new organization on campus. Organized in the Spring of 1960, this group made no formal appearances until the Fall football games. Captain Barbara Oakley and her squad, under the guidance of Mrs. McShechy, have made a snappy, colorful addition to the S.R. campus. The Cheerleaders are an integral part of the extracurricular program at Slippery Rock. Advised by Mr. Storer, they are at most of the athletic events ready to give the players encouragement. This year the S.R. fans have witnessed such new cheers as “Mr. Dillon” and the Pep Pyramid.” Top: N. Rulkowski. Middle: E. Myers. N. Johnston. Bottom: C. Young. R. Grystar. J. Soricc. 62 Top: S. Stewart. B. Markovich, B. D'Antonio. Bottom: J. Respet. F. Geisler. B. Wasslcr. This organization aims to develop the skill of archery. Beginners arc encouraged to participate in the organization. Membership is open to all interested students. A worthwhile fellowship and social program is implemented into club activities. Alpha Phi Chapter of Delta Psi Kappa, the National Honorary Physical Education Fraternity for women, was organized at Slipper)' Rock in 1956. The purpose of this organization is to promote good sportsmanship, further professional improvement, encourage athletic achievement, and cooperate with the national program. To become eligible, a woman must be a physical education major of high scholastic standing and at least a sophomore in rank. Archery Club R. Aubcl, C. Williams, Secretary-Treasurer; B. Stinson. President: P. Kdwards. Delta Psi Kappa Row I: L. Whilehill, C. DcLia, L. Garber. L. Albright. K. Smith. F.. Blasko. N. Rutkowski. Row 2: B. Hutchison. C. Young. Chaplain; J. Stephey, Secretary; L. Timblin. Vice-President; M. Bolt. President; Miss Wheaton. Sponsor; T. Mol- chan. Treasurer. Row 3: M. Cowmeadow, K. Yothcrs, M. Kromcr, J. Schwab. C. Falkncr, Nl. J. Cruzan, L. Bryan. S, Murray. S. Murray. P. Gross. D. Boyce. J. Kavanagh. 63 R. Ford, President: E. McFarlanc, Vice-President; N. Johnston. Secretary; T. Doldc, Treasurer; Miss Cavill, Dr. Snowberger, Advisors. PE Majors Club Row I: P. Tearc. C. Berdnik. President; R. Wasilak. Vice-President. Row 2: J. Deal. S. Slcncak. E. Luksik, B. Balkcy. Social Studies Club The Physical Education Majors Club is made up of all the health and physical education majors on campus who wish to join. This year the club had almost 100% membership. Two major purposes are to have the members become more professional in their field and to have authorities in health and physical education speak to the organization to tell the members what the latest developments arc in this field. The organization is in its second year and it is hoped that in the year ahead it will become one of the leading clubs on campus. The Social Studies Club is an organization which offers the opportunity to all students to meet with prominent men in the field of Social Studies. In addition. the Club attempts to bring together faculty members and students in order to promote a better academic and social relationship. Furthermore, the Social Studies Club strives to arouse a greater student interest by informally pres-senting subjects that reach beyond the realm of the formal classroom. 64 This is an organization for students who arc interested in any form of forensic activity, such as debate, discussion, extemporaneous speaking, and oratory. Opportunity is given for intercollegiate activities on both the local and state levels, and the interest of the participating students determines the type and extent of activity. The height of the debating season is the Debater’s Congress, held in the Spring of each year at Penn State. The aim of this synchronized swimming organization is to promote and continue an interest in this phase of aquatics and gain further knowledge as well as ability in synchronized swimming skills. Synchronized swimming is the interpretation and expression of music through acquatic movements. This comparatively new form requires endurance and versatility in the use of all strokes, not specialization in one. Debate Club J. Lampkins. Vice-President; R. Balkcy, E. Ubcr, President. Rocket Ripplers It also requires a keen sense of rhythm. In this type of swimming, there is more opportunity for the swimmer of average ability. Row I: P. Madden, B. Jones. Publicity; N. Kcmscy, Vice-President; C. Coleman, President; J. Albert. Secretary-Treasurer: K. White. Row 2: J. Ohl. J. Shupc, B. Shumaker. C. Kru- pinski. S. Staup. M A. McHenry, L Albright. S. Dambaugh. Row J: J Stephcy. I. Drcibclbis. ( Rush. J Robinson. N. Brown. J. Burket. S. Rogers, (i Paulie. 65 Row I: M. Maxwell. I . Muniz. I. Adametz. L. Buzzelli, B. Smith. V. Buko. M. Oliphant. Row 2: B. Gangonc, N. Otcll, V. Robinson. Secretary; P. Douglas, Vice-President; C. Williams. President; P. Skinner. Treasurer; M. Goodall, N. An- drews. Row S: J. Ccrconc. J. Meyers. J. Miller. B. Jonseof, J Fleming. E. Cromwell. K. Albert. J. McCandlcss. M. McCand less. E. Myers. Orchesis Row I: G. Zendarski. Secretary-Treasurer; K. Willison, President; T. F.vans. Vice-President; I.. Bowen. Row 2: J. Vargo. B. Crosby. P. Cox. P. Black. Orchesis is a club open to all who have an interest in modern dance. The club has presented shows for the enjoyment of the college. The traveling troop is open to all members of the club. The purpose of this club is to provide an opportunity for those interested in officiating to gain knowledge and experience in that field. Through this knowledge and experience, the ultimate goal is to provide better officials. Once a year the club shall demonstrate and interpret to the student body the basic rules and rule changes of basketball. The club also helps the members to obtain a PIAA license in any sport in which they arc interested. 66 Officials Club WAA The motto of the Women’s Athletic Association is “A sport for every girl, a girl for every sport.” The W.A.A. is for all women regardless of curriculum. The Council, which is composed of twenty women, heads the organization. F.ach woman is responsible for setting up the intramural tournament, class tournament, and the Green and White tournament of her respective sport. The Varsity Club sponsored by Mr. Rose and Mr. Baierl is an organization of men students who have earned their varsity letter in one of the intercollegiate sports of the college. After they have earned two letters. have reached junior hours, and worked on a specified number of hours for the club, these athletes arc given jackets. Row I: C. McClarcn. J. A. Patton, rrcasurcr; L. Nesbitt. Vice-President; M. A. Wagner. President; J. Young. Secretary; L. Lewis. Row 2: M. A. Johns. J. Negley. M. J. Crusan, M. Bott, C. Rose. A. Summerville. J. Stephey. K. Smith. D. Voytko. Varsity Club W. McGinnis. President; E. Mclarlanc. Vice-President; B. Belieh. Secretary; P. Madden. Treasurer; Mr. Rose. Mr Baierl, Sponsors. 67 SPORTS 1st Row: Goss. Dunaway. Novak. Scholtz. Mcdwid. Grinc. Nauman. Co-Captain. Raso. Co-Captain. Collcdgc. Currie. C'atalfamo. Daniels. Boulton. Numes. 2nd Row: Parzik, Hein-cckc. Belieh. D’Antonio. Wilson. I.uksik. Olshansky. Moritz. Bcjbl, D. Douds. Colarusso. Collodi. Cicsiclski. Market. 3rd Row: Godlasky, Head Coach. P. Douds, Tierney, Thompson. Livingston. Best. Kirklin. McElhancy. Mazur. Cochrane. Steele. Dumas. Colucci. Gailcy. Colbank. 4th Row: Penntzer. Silver-stein. Creek. Hannah. Ccsaronc. Schlata. Thewes, Beason. Arri-gon. Slinchock. Fischer, Stevens. Ingcrsoll. Terry. Straw. 5th Row: Cook. Mgr.. Dietrich. Mgr., Tomasi. Mgr.. Wcidler. Mgr.. Miller. Mgr.. Slcncak. Coach. Baicrl. Coach. Weller. Coach. Jacks. Coach. Football In I960, the Slippery Rock Football Team posted its finest season record in twelve years. The highly successful record of 5-1-2 was attributed to an ultimate in team effort, supplemented by an unconquerable attitude and spirit, and to an outstanding effort by the coaching staff. As a result of the team's improvement. Coach Godlasky was named one of two district coaches of the year. The high point of the season was the 18-0 shutout of the highly-touted Westminster Team. S.R. 19 Shepherd OPP. 7 13 Edinboro 7 27 Wayncsburg 14 14 Indiana 14 7 California 25 40 Shippensburg 6 18 Westminster 0 13 Clarion 13 70 Co-Captains Bruno Raso and Gus Nauman. Coaches Left to Right. Weller. Slcncak, God lasky. Baicrl, Jacks. Alert Rocket defenders scramble for Fdinboro fumble. Bcjbl accepts lateral from Nunes for long yardage. ABOVE: Collcdge picks up first down in Homecoming game. LEFT: Valuable yardage by Novak aids shutout victory. RIGHT: Olshansky and Tierney break up potential Edinboro score. ABOVE: Rugged Rocket defense demonstrates shutout form by stopping Titan Back for short yardage. RIGHT: McElhancy snags touchdown aerial as helpless Clarion defenders look on. LEFT: Heinccke's placement clinches tic with Indiana. hi Row Seniors. Pasquale. Helickc, Nice. Barnes. Chislaghi. Minchan. Co-Captain, Kocourck, Co-Captain. Campbell. Sav. Vicchy. Marcus. 2nd Row: Yomtob. Mgr.. Holmes. Ferris. Pricster, Mingrone. K. Miller. Richmond. Nemcc. Aubcl, Evans, Berdnik, Willison. 3rd Row: F.gli, Coach. Wasilak. Mgr.. Bitar. Brown. l.aufTer, Ricdinger. O’Conner, (icorgc, McCalla, Walsh, Welker, Richards, D. Miller. Shinko. Mgr. •fill Row: Webster, Scott, Fischer. Abbott, Zanhicscr, Llscn-rath, Wilson. Jamison. Shuster. Irvin. Johnson. Super. Soccer The Soccer learn this year displayed its usual never-say-die lighting spirit. The fact that it turned in a 3-5-2 record was due to the lack of an effective scoring punch. The high point of the I960 season was the Hooters win over Lock Haven. Lock Haven had lost only one contest before running afoul of the Rockets. Although it is not shown in the record, every team that faced the Rockets knew they had been in a ball game. S.R. OPP. 0 Howard University 3 1 Pitt 2 4 Denison University 0 3 Grove City 3 1 Ohio University 2 3 Grove City 3 3 Allegheny I 3 Akron University 6 1 Frostburg 2 3 Lock Haven 0 74 Co-Captains John Kocourck and Rick Minchart. Barnes clears «hc ball skillfully and stops a Lock Haven threat Top: Coach Egli presents the Most Valuable Player award to Co-captain John Kocourek for his outstanding season. Center: Kocourek scores tying goal against Grove City College. Bottom: Coach Egli gives the Varsity a pep talk during half time. Top: Bitar and l.auffcr try to evade Grove City defenders and score. Center: Referees take time to explain decision to Slippery Rock bench. Bottom: Referee closely observes goal attempt by Kocourck. ABOVE: Front Row: Waldorf. Mascaro. Standing: Rascy, Kirkwood, l.arson. Gioiosa, Shircy, Captain. BELOW: Captain Dick Shircy is presented a watch by Coach Snowberger at the Cross C'oun-try Banquet. Cross Country Coach Snowberger's Harriers turned in their usually fine Season again this year. This year's Hill and Dale entry piled up an impressive 7-2 record. In addition to this fine performance, Rocket Captain Dick Shircy paced the team to a second place in the State College Meet. In doing this the Rocket Ace placed first and broke the State Record. Shircy closed an outstanding season by placing second in the N.C.A.A. meet while leading the team to an eighth place finish. S.R. OPP. 31 Pitt. 25 28 Central State 27 15 Indiana State College 50 15 Grove City 49 15 Carnegie Tech 44 17 Grove City 46 17 Geneva 44 16 Wooster 44 15 Westminster 50 ABOVE: Gioiosa and Shircy cross the finish line against Indiana. ABOVE: Waldorf and Mas-caro finish in the Homecoming meet. BELOW: The Rocket Harriers finish in their patented style against Carnegie Tech. RIGHT: Rocket Captain and Acc Dick Shircy. 13 w'fcCKf' ? • ; B. Keenan. M. Vcllri. M. Zuber, B. Bvlcr. J. Fill-len, G. Baierl. J. Ohl, Mgr. Row 2: R. Weller. Coach. B. Belieh. Mgr.; R. Zaccari. D. lonta. E. McFarlanc. Captain; Basketball T. Konrad. H. Weightman. D. Fcruck. Captain; B. I.opcr. S. Zera. Mgr.. H. Baierl. Head Coach. The 1960-61 version of Basketball at Slippery Rock was extremely exciting and highly rewarding for both player and observer. Under the guidance of Coach Henry Baierl and team captains Dan Feruck and Ed McFarlanc. a 15-6 record was compiled by the team. During the entire season the Rockets were never completely eliminated from any game until the final buzzer was sounded. Probably the most outstanding victory and team effort came with the defeat of Alliance, a team which had already received a berth in the State N.A.I.A. playoffs. Highest individual honors go to Ed McFarlanc, a Junior, who during much of the season paced the State College Conferences in scoring. At the end of the season Ed had compiled 509 points and a 61.7 per cent shooting average. He had an overall average of 24.6 points per game, and led the Stale College Conferences in this department. The Junior Varsity Team, coached by Robert Weller, compiled a fine 16-2 record. The high point of the J.V. season was their victory over the Pitt J.V.’s. The many returning Varsity lettermen and an outstanding J.V. squad present an extremely encouraging outlook for Basketball at Slippery Rock. Co-captains Ed McFarlanc and Dan Feruck. 80 85 1732 82.5 Malone Clarion Westminster Lock Haven Alliance Malone California Indiana Edinboro Indiana Thiel Lock Haven Clarion Grove City Edinboro Grove City Fenn Frostburg Geneva California Alliance Total Average S.R. 77 86 86 86 70 79 79 86 85 85 97 OPP. 59 64 92 77 77 76 64 90 73 91 62 82 77 54 64 87 64 75 81 69 72 1550 73.8 his top six men. Keenan scores after assist from Bylcr. Whcatics points. Head Coach Baicrl and scores two easy McFarlanc assumes familiar pose, and raises the score by two points against Westminster. I.opcr retreats as the Co-captains and Keenan await falling ball. Byler skillfully out maneuvers two opponents and scores. 82 Keenan shoots jump shot against Indiana. McFarlane exhibits complete faith in Loper's shooting ability. McFarlane succeeds in getting shot away against California Row I: A. Williams. I). Kennedy. R. Nehrer, K. Kasper. T. Cahill. R Ondako. B. Roddy. S. .era. Mgr. Row 2: Coach Weller, B. Belieh. Mgr., R. DcRosc. H. Nicholson. M. McKee, J. Senopole. R. McGregor, J. Ohl. Mgr., Coach Baierl. Row I: B. Thcwcs, B. Ayssc. D. Bohnkc. B. McGinnis, P. Madden, A. Schakc. L. Gartlcy. D. Graham, R. White. R. Graham. Row 2: Coach l£gli. K. Fontancsi. Mgr.. J. Ingcr- soll. W. Bollinger. B. Peterson. Captain; B. Crosby, F. McMullen. T. White, H. McCullough. Captain; S. Goldstein, R Bitar, Mgr., P. Mike. Mgr. Swimming 70 Westminster 25 55 Allegheny 40 72 Bethany 23 39 Brock port 56 70 Westminster 24 55 Grove City 40 75 Fenn 19 49 Kent State 46 3rd Grove City Relays 1st Penn Ohio Relays 2nd State Teachers College Meet 4th N.A.I.A., Detroit Co-captains McCullough and Peterson and Coach Egli. Ray Graham shows fine form and determination during his dive. Senior Dave Jessel prepares to do a back dip. Pat Madden churns the water on his way to another victory. The Swimming team, coached by James Egli and captained by Bob Peterson and Ed McCullough turned in an enviable 7-1 record. In the course of this fine season, every school record was broken at least once, and all but two pool records were broken. Individual elTorts were recognized by the naming of McGinnis, Peterson. Madden, Crosby, and Rollinger to N.A.I.A., All American swimming team. 85 flow : R. Fischer. J. Davis. B. Hannan. Captain: L. Bortz. Best. R. Stevens. Row 3: L. Mingronc. Mgr.: T. Pcnalzcr. A. L. Beggs. D. Hannah. Row 2: E. Onorato. E. Luksik, CJ. Colucci. Mgr. Wrestling Coach Asa Wiley's Wrestling Team turned in the finest team record in the history of Wrestling as a Varsity Sport at the Rock. Captained by Rob Hannan, this year's entry compiled a 5-3-1 record. At the annual State College Wrestling Meet held in Bloomsburg, Bob Fischer placed third in the 123 lb. weight division, and Kd Luksik placed fourth in the heavyweight division. Although the team will lose Bob Hannan through graduation, the performance of this year’s freshmen presents a bright outlook for future wrestling teams. S.R. 33 St. Vincent OPP. 6 14 California 14 27 St. Vincent 5 8 Edinboro 19 19 Clarion 8 18 Grove City 10 9 Indiana 17 0 Lock Haven 28 24 Clarion 7 Captain Bob Hannan and Coach Asa Wiley. 86 Best attempts an escape. Hannan and opponent vie for advantage. Best and foe begin a gruelling three minutes. Luksik tries to break a Lock Haven wrestler's hold. I M I EriML Row J: K. Albert. l. McHenry, B. Bazzone. N. Allis. C. Cicchalski. J. Cook. R. Myers, L. Whitchill. C. Wimcr, F. Rorabaugh. J. Giannini. Captain; I. Adametz. Row 2: J. McCandlcss. C. Mullen. Mgr.: J. Kibbic, F. Olsen. S. Dcl- Grcco. J. Marcinko. Captain: A. Answine. E. Cooley. L. Glover, B. Willtson. Mgr. Helickc. J. Kitts, D. Fox. D. Thompson, K. Gym Team The Gymnastic Team under the direction of Mr. Rose and Miss Wilma Cavill and captained by John Marcinko and Jo Ann Giannini performed in twenty high school exhibitions in addition to their two annual home shows. The coaches and two members of the team. Maxine McCandless and Barbara Baz-zone, attended the National Gymnastics Clinic in Florida. For the first time the team also engaged in a rather extensive competitive program. S.R. OPP. 51 Vi Pitt. Junior Var. 601 83 Ithaca 28 61 West Virginia 45 Triangular Meet 43 Slippery Rock 29 Pitt J.V. 24 Penn State JV 1st Women's Invitational Meet r Thompson, DcIGrcco, and Marcinko perform a triple. Myers, Giannini, and Bazzonc perform a handstand on the uneven parallel bars. r Glover, DcIGrcco. and Thompson ko 1-2-3 on the Tramps. Men’s Captain Marcinko performs an iron cross. S IOIN3S As the class of 1961 leaves Slippery Rock, they pause to look back on their four years— During their freshman year. Homecoming was completely forgotten because of the flu epidemic. May Day brought a Freshman Queen, Miss Nancy Nalcpa, to the throne. As Juniors. Homecoming was made especially memorable by the winning of the Second Place award for their float. Snow White. Another great triumph for them was having the Glenn Miller Orchestra for their spring festivities. Another gracious Queen from this class was Miss Joan Parker who reigned over the Homecoming festivities from the time the huge bonfire was lighted on October 14, until Sunday. October 16. 1960. The Senior Dinner Dance, held January 7, was a great success. The dance was held in the not-quite-com-plctcd Hut. Finally Commencement Day arrived, and with pride and a feeling of accomplishment. they received their degrees from Slippery Rock State College. Secretary. Elinor James Treasurer. Marjorie Banks 92 I Seniors GEORGE ABBOTT Renfrew Geography, Social Studies MICHAEL ALEXANDER Sharon Social Studies, Geography Varsity Club; Golf Team— Captain; Soccer Team; Social Studies Club; Intramurals. THOMAS E. ADAMCZYK New- Castle Biological Science. Chemistry Veteran’s Club—Adjutant. CAROL LEE ANDERSON Penn Hills Elementary Band; Student PSEA—Chairman; Women's Glee Club; Ensemble; Student-Faculty Board. JAMES ANDERSON Murrysvillc Health and Physical Education. Mathematics Varsity Club: Basketball; Golf; Choir; PE Majors Club. mii.dred McWilliams ANDERSON Mercer Elementary Commuters Club; Elementary Chorus. STEVEN E. ANDRACHEK Duqucsnc History, Geography International Relations Club —Vice President. Secretary-Treasurer; Social Studies Club; ICG. ROBERT J. BALKEY Shalcr Township Social Studies. English Social Studies Club—President; Newman Club; Debate Club; ICG. MARJORIE BANKS New Castle English. Social Studies Sigma Tau Delta—President; Senior Class—Treasurer; Social Studies Club; Rocket—Editor; YWCA: Masquers; Orchcsis; Student PSEA. WILLIAM DAVID BARNES Slippery Rock Health and Physical Education Soccer Team: Tennis Team— Captain; Varsity Club; Intramurals. 93 MARY ANN BARK) New Castle Elementary Commuters Club; Inter-Varsity: Student PSEA. WII LIAM BAUER Allison Park Elementary Wrestling Team; Varsity Club. HARRIETT JEAN BAUER Grove City Elementary Madrigal: Inter-Varsity: Stu- dent PSEA. JACQUELINE BENDER New Castle Elementary Inter-Varsity; Masquers; Student PSEA: ACE: Madrigal: WAA; Saxigcna; College Choir —Secretary-Treasurer. AMELDA BENNETT Harrisville Elementary Art Club; Commuters Club. EUGENE BLAKLEY Isclin Elementary DONA I D E. BOULTON Oakmont Health and Physical Education. Geography Varsity Club; Gamma Theta Upsilon; PE Majors Club; Commuters Club--Vice President: Student PSEA; ESA; In-tramurals; Football Team. REGIS J. BOWMAN. JR. Butler Speech. English Masquers—President: Alpha Phi Omega—Vice President. DIANA MARIE BOYCE PATRICIA ANN BOWERS Davidsvillc Elementary Madrigal; Choir; Band; Student PSEA: LSA; Camera Club; Ensemble; ACE. Beaver Falls Health and Physical Education PE Majors Club; WAA; Rocket Ripplers; Delta Psi Kappa. 94 Seniors FINDLEY BOYD. JR. New Castle Health and Physical Education, Biological Science YMCA: Open Road Club. VIRGINIA L. BOYT Pittsburgh Elementary WAA: Inter-Varsity. PHYLLIS JANE BROAD Butler Elementary Student PSEA; YWC A: LSA— Treasurer; WAA; Madrigal. CHARLES EDWARD BROWN McKeesport Biology, Social Studies Open Road: Trigealana; Social Studies Club; Commuters Club. ROGER BROWN Gibsonia Secondary SALLY JANE BRUBAKER Bethel Park Health and Physical Education WAA Council; Band; Inter-Varsity; PE Majors Club; Hockey Club; Officials Club. MARILEE BUCHANAN Wayncsburg Health and Physical Education Band; Hockey Club; WAA Council; Student PSEA; PE Majors Club; Delta Psi Kappa; Inter-Varsity; Officials Club; Archery Club. WILLIAM A. BYRNES Duquesne Speech, English Alpha Psi Omega—President; Rocket—Editor; Masquers— Vice President; Press Club— President; Junior Class—Treasurer; Newman Club: Student PSEA. JAMES EDWARD CAMPAGNA Franklin Health and Physical Education, Safety Education Intramurals; Varsity Club; Gym Team; Officials Club. BARBARA BURG Crafton Health and Physical Education WAA; Hockey Club; Archery Club; PE Majors Club; Inter-Varsity; Officials Club; Women's Glee Club. 95 Seniors PATRICK CAMPBELL Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education Soccer Team; Rocket Ripplcrs; Varsity Club; Intramurals; Newman Club; Swimming Team. JOYCE E. CAT LIN New Castle Social Studies, Spanish Commuters Club—Secretary. DOLORES CERJA Butler Elementary Saxigena Staff; ACE; Newman Club; Student PSEA; Madrigal —Secretary. DOROTHY O. CARISON Mercer English, History. Reading Commuters Club; Sigma Tau Delta. MILDRED CHAPMAN Sharon Elementary Commuters Club; Elementary Mixed Chorus. JUDITH ANN CHARNEY Tarentum Elementary Student PSEA—Executive Board; Rocket—Exchange Editor; Elementary Mixed Chorus: ACE; Newman Club; Art Club —Secretary-Treasurer. RONALD CHISLAGH1 Monongahela Elementary Newman Club: Varsity Club; Band; Student Government; Soccer Team—Co-Captain; In-tramurals; House Council. DONALD C. CLINGENSMITH Chicora Mathematics, Physical Science Kappa Delta Pi; Trigcalana; Veteran's Club—President; Intramurals. FLOYD L. COGLBY. JR. Ell wood City Elementary Alpha Phi Omega—Vice President. President; Band—President; Student PSEA. ROBERT J. COLLINS. JR Aliquippa Social Studies, English Commuters Club: Intramurals. 96 Seniors DONNA COOPER Slippery Rock Biological Science. History Student P S E A ; Commuters Club. DON CRAMER Butler Elementary Masquers; Debate Club; Student PSEA: Men's Glee Club; Newman Club; Veteran's Club; Weight l ifting Club. C. RICHARD CUDA Pittsburgh Biological Science. Geography House Counci I—Secretary-Treasurer, President; Student Government; Alpha Phi Omega —Alumni Secretary. ROBERT J. CURTIS. II Sharon Health and Physical Education, Social Studies Student PSEA: PE Majors Club; YMCA—Vice President; Intramurals; Tribunal. ARLENE ROSE D'ALESSANDRO Pittsburgh Elementary Masquers—Treasurer; Wom- en's Glee Club; Student PSEA; Newman Club; Archery Club; ACE. GARY RONALD DARLINGTON Sharon Social Studies. Biological Science Kappa Delta Pi; YMCA—Secretary-Treasurer; Student PSEA; Tribunal; Social Studies Club; Open Road Club; Intramurals. ROBERT F. DEMPSEY Butler Social Studies, Mathematics International Relations Club. NORBKRT J. DENNIS Butler Mathematics, Science Veteran's Club; Student PSEA; Trigealana: NCTM. DONALD E. DAUGHERTY Apollo Biological Science, Geography Veteran's Club—Vice Commander; Rifle Club; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Student Government. JUDITH JANE DAVIES New Castle Elementary Student PSEA—Vice Presi- dent; Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Kappa G a m m a—President; Choir; Band; Inter-Varsity; YWCA; Speech Therapy; Madrigal—Student Director: String Quartet; WAA. 97 Seniors KAY EARLY Pittsburgh Elementary Student PSEA: Inter-Varsity— Secretary; YWCA; Choir; Band; Mu Kappa Gamma; Madrigal. DANIEL RONALD DINELLO Beaver Falls Physical Science. Mathematics Orchcsis; Student PSEA: Trig-calana. ELIZABETH ANN DORSKY McKees Rocks Elementary Newman Club; Student PSEA; Madrigal: Madrigal Ensemble: ACE. MARY ALICE DUNCAN Pittsburgh Elementary YWCA; Masquers: WAA; Madrigal; Inter-Varsity; ACE; Mu Kappa Gamma; Student PSEA; Kappa Delta Pi. ROBERT K. DONOVAN Kane Biology. Chemistry Debate Club; Newman Club: Freshman C I a s s—President; Junior Class and Senior Class— Vice President; Student PSEA —State President; Student Government. THOMAS GRAHAM DOWNING Ell wood City Mathematics. Physical Science Debate Club; Trigcalana—Vice President; Alpha Phi Omega— Treasurer, President: Student PSEA; Student Government— Vice President; Men's Glee Club; Kappa Della Pi—Treasurer: Kappa Gamma. JOHN DUFF New Castle Biology. Chemistry Newman Club—President; Band; Student PSEA; Men’s Glee Club; Open Road Club. MARY ANN DUKOVICH Aliquippa Elementary Newman Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Band—President; House Council—Secretary; Saxigcna— Assistant Editor. CLARE ZAHORCHAK DUSCHL Turtle Creek Health ami Physical Education. English Rocket Ripplcrs; WAA; PE Majors Club; Newman Club; Saxigcna; Orchcsis; Student PSEA: Delta Psi Kappa. EDWARD B. EISENHAUER Sheffield Mathematics, Geography Student PSEA; Intramurals; Veteran's Club; Trigcalana. 98 Seniors PATRICIA M. FELOCK Springdale I,-tilth and Physical Education Newman Club; Student PSEA; WAA; Official's Club; PE Majors Club; Hockey Club; House Council. RONALD LEROY FLECK Ernest Health and Physical Education, Safety Education PE Majors Club; Intramurals; Newman Club; Football Team. RUTH ELIZABETH FOLLSTAEDT Oil City English, Mathematics Choir; WAA; USA—Vice President; Sigma l au Delta: Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Kappa Gamma; Trigealana. BARBARA LYNN FORINGER Butler Elementary Student PSEA; ACE: Women’s Glee Club; Art Club; YWCA. DANIEL FERUCK West Mifflin Elementary Basketball Team—Captain; Varsity Club—Treasurer: Newman Club; House Council; In-tramurals; Official's Club. MARY KAY FINK Greensburg Health and Physical Education, Biological Science Della Psi Kappa -President; WAA—Secretary of Council; Student PSEA; Hockey Club; PE Majors Club. ROBERT FORD Rankin Health and Physical Education, Biological Science PE Majors Club—President; Newman Club; Official's Club; Student PSEA: Basketball Team. EMMA DOYLE FINDLEY Sandy Lake Elementary Student PSEA; YWCA—President; Madrigal—Vice President. JACQUELINE D. EVANS Slippery Rock Social Studies, French Faculty Wives—Treasurer. Corresponding Secretary; Student Wives Organization —Sponsor. NANCY JEAN FLISTER Duquesne Elementary Newman Club. 99 Seniors JEAN ELLEN FREW Ellwood City Elementary Madrigal; In ter-Varsity; YWCA: Student PSEA. J. BRUCE FOX Hollidaysburg Health and Physical Education, Social Studies PE Majors Club; Vets Club: Gym Team; Intramurals. MARY JO FOX St. Marys English, Social Studies Women’s Mouse Council—Vice President; WAA; Choir—Secretary; Newman Club; Student PSEA: Mu Kappa Gamma. MARRY JOHN FROWEN Gibsonia Health and Physical Education. Social Studies PE Majors Club; Student PSEA: Varsity Club; Gym Team—Captain; Intramurals. NINA ANN FYE C’lintonvillc Elementary Commuters Club; Art Club; Mixed Chorus; Student PSEA. GENEVIEVE GARGASZ Volant Elementary Student PSEA. ROBERT MARSHALL GARI.OW Point Marion Health and Physical Education YMCA: Student PSEA; Officials Club; PE Majors Club; Intramurals; Tribunal: Rifle Club. DAVID GARRIS McKees Rocks Elementary Men's House Council; Choir; Weightlifting Club—Vice President; Newman Club: Social Studies Club; Officials Club: Intramurals. PHILIP GEFSKY Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education. Social Studies House Council: Officials Club; PE Majors Club; Intramurals. NANCY JO GEORGE Midland Elementary Student PSEA; YWCA; Inter-Varsity: Band. 100 Seniors SALLY ANN GLESSNER Johnstown Health and Physical Education, Social Studies Student PSEA; PE Majors Club; Officials Club; WAA— Vice President. ROBERT N. GOSS Glcnshaw Health and Physical Education Varsity Club; Men's House Council—President; Student Government; PE Majors Club. JOANNE GRAPPY Mcadvillc Speech. English Student PSEA; Masquers; Pennsylvania Speech Association. STANLEY RAYMOND GOSCEWSKI Ellwood City Science. Mathematics Newman Club; Alpha Phi Omega—Vice President; Band; Student PSEA. SUE GREENAWALT Butler Elementary YWCA; Choir; Cheerleader; Rocket Ripplcrs; Student PSEA. KAY GREGG Butler Elementary Madrigal; Student PSEA; ACE; WAA; Saxigena. WILLIAM J. GREGA Pittsburgh Geography, Social Studies Veterans Association—V ice-Commander; ICG. ANTHONY GRENEK. JR. Butler English, Speech Masquers; Student PSEA. ROBERT CHARLES GRINE Avalon Health and Physical Education, Social Studies Football; Swimming; Intramurals; Rocket Ripplers; Varsity Club. MARGARET GROSS Clairton Health and Physical Education Hockey Club; Student PSEA: Rocket Ripplcrs; WAA; PE Majors Club; Delta Psi Kappa: Kappa Delta Pi; Archery Club. 101 Seniors ROBERT W. HANNAN Bradford Woods Health anil Physical Education, Driver's Training Junior Class—President; Wrestling Team—Captain; Baseball Team; PE Majors Club; Men's House Council; Rocket—Sports Editor; Student Government— President. AI-ICE MAY GUTT Larimer Biological Science, Chemistry Student PSEA—P resident; Kappa Delta Pi; WAA; Open Road Club. NOREEN RUTH HANLIN French, Social Studies Newman Club; Student PSEA: ICG; House Council; Student Government; Kappa Delta Pi. GLENN F. HARVEY Saxonburg Biological Science. Physical Science Soccer; Intramurals; Rifle Club; Wrestling. MARILYN MAE HILLIARD Renfrew Elementary Art Club; Commuters Club. BETTY ANN HENY Rural Valley Health and Physical Education Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Psi Kappa—Vice President; WAA; YWCA; Womens Glee Club. JUDY HLIVKA West Mifflin Health and Physical Education Women's Glee Club; Newman Club; Cheerleaders; Archery Club; WAA. JOAN HINEMAN Beaver Speech. English Masquers. Alpha Psi Omega. PATRICIA JEAN HOBBS Charleroi Health and Physical Education Gym Team; Student PSEA; PE Majors Club; WAA. 102 Seniors MARJORIE ANN HOGUE New Castle HeultH and Physical Education, Social Studies YWCA: Archery Club: WAA; Student PSEA: Officials Club; PH Majors Club. IAVERN HURLBURT Union City Health and Physical Education, Drivers Education Intramurals: Varsity Football: Kappa Delta Pi; YMCA. MARI.ENE DORIS JACKSON Eric Elementary ACE; Student PSEA; House Council: Madrigal. ELINOR JAMES Eric Elementary Senior Class—Secretary: ACE. SANDRA LEE HANEY JONES Greensburg Elementary Student PSEA: Elementary Chorus. CECILBCELESTE HOLMES Aliquippa Elementary Band: Women’s Glee Club; Student PSEA; Inter-Varsity; WAA—Council. WILLIAM IMPERATORE El I wood City Geography, Social Studies Gamma Theta Upsilon—President; Kappa Delta Pi. DAVID G. JESSEL New Castle Mathematics, Physical Science Cross Country; Swimming; Track; Varsity Club; Trigea-lana; Intramurals. MYRNA LEE KAMERER Greenville Health and Physical Education W A A—President—Council: Delta Psi Kappa—Foil Reporter; PE Majors ( tub; Women's Glee Club: Hockey Club; Officials Club. NORMA JEAN JACKSON Turtle Creek Elementary Student PSEA; ACE—Vice President; Masquers: Newman Club. 103 Seniors RICHARD E. KEMPER Butler English. Social Studies Sigma Tau Delta. ROBERT WYMAN KIMBLE Slippery Rock Social Studies, English Social Studies Club; YMCA; Intramural Sports; Rocket. KENNETH A. KERNER. JR. Butler Elementary Veteran's Club; Men's Glee Club. JOHN WILLIAM KING Mercer Health and Physical Education, Social Studies Officials Club; PE Majors Club; Kappa Delta Pi. JUDITH LYNN KING Sharon English. Social Studies Student PSEA; Great Books Club. LUCILLE ANN KORDELLA Hibbs English. Speech Masquers; Newman Club; Alpha Psi Omega—Secretary-Treasurer; Sigma Tau Delta. EDWARD FRANK KOZAR Derry Health and Physical Education, Social Studies PE Majors Club; YMCA— Chaplain; Soccer; Wrestling: Intramurals. FRANCIS THEODORE KONDRAD Bcntlcyvillc Health and Physical Education. Chemistry Basketball: PE Majors Club. WILLIAM P. KOZAIN Jeannette Physics, Chemistry Kappa Delta Pi. KENNETH JOHN KUNDLA Graceton Health and Physical Education, Safety Education YMCA; Intramurals; Tribunal; Intramurals Sports Committee; Football. 104 Seniors PAUL A. l.AMPO Avalon Social Studies. Speech Social Studies Club: International Relations—Treasurer; Masquers; Newman Club; Intramurals. CORA EILEEN LAUB Confluence English. Social Studies Sigma Tau Delta—Secretary; Pi Gamma Mu; Mu Kappa Gamma; Choir: Student PSEA: ICG. RONALD CLARENCE LAPE Somerset Health and Physical Education. Safety Education, Driver Education PE Majors Club; LSA; YMCA; Student PSEA; Intramurals. DAVID F. LEFFLER Pcrrysvillc Social Studies, English Men's House Council; Student PSEA; Wrestling; Football; Newman Club; Weightlifting Club—President: Varsity Club; Intramurals. DAVID C. LEHMAN Pittsburgh Mathematics, Physical Science Basketball Manager; Alpha Phi Omega; Varsity Club; Rocket; Student PSEA; Men's House Council. DONALD J. LESLIE Butler Geography. Mathematics Gamma Theta Upsilon; Veteran's Club. JOHN F. LESLIE Valencia Mathematics, Physical Science Trigcalana; Official's Club; Intramurals. JOYCE LINDBERC. Eric Elementary Inter-Varsity; Student PSEA; YWCA. JOHN ANTHONY LISANTI Baldwin Gymnastics: Wrestling; Football; Varsity Club; Men's House Council; Men's Glee Club; Officials Club; Newman Club; ACE: Tribunal. MICHAEL RICHARD LIGAS Lyndora Geography. Biology. History Commuters Club; Veteran’s Club: Student PSEA; Open Road Club. 105 Seniors JACOB FRANKLIN LIVINGSTON Saxton Health and Physical Ethical ion. Chemistry Football: Swimming; Wres- tling: Rocket Ripplcrs. BEVERLY ANN I.OSAD s Beaver Elementary Newman Club; Student PSEA; Rocket: Madrigal. MARJORIE ANN MAGDIK Lccchburg Elementary Women’s Glee Club: Newman Club; Rocket Writer; Delta Psi Kappa; Student PSF-A; WAA. ROBERT MARCUS Harrisburg Health and Physical Education. Social Studies Soccer; Golf; Official's Club —Secretary-Treasurer; PE Majors Club; Intramurals; Varsity Club; Student PSEA; Weightlifting Club—Vice President— Treasurer. DARRELL LEWIS MATHEUS New Castle English, Speech Sigma Tau Delta—Marshal: Alpha Psi Omega; Masquers; Rocket. ANN LOCH Charlotte. North Carolina Elementary, Special Education Commuters Club; Student PSEA. MARY JEANETTE MACURDY Sarver Elementary Student PSEA; Madrigal; YWCA: ACE. JUDITH HENSLER MENZ Butler Elementary Madrigal; Women’s Glee Club; Newman Club. RONALD MARKEL Aliquippa Mathematics, Biology Trigealana; Football. ROGER DAVID MAGEE Titusville Elementary Student PSEA; Intramurals; Veteran's Club; Elementary Chorus. 106 Seniors RICHARD B. MEREDITH McKeesport Elementary Choir—Vice President; Masquers; Archery Club. CHARLES RICHARD MERSHIMER New Castle Biological Science. Mathematics Commuters Club—Vice President; Student PSEA. CHARLES ROBFR’I MEYERS Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education YMCA; Basketball; Intramurals; Student Government; Senior Class—President; Men’s Glee Club: Varsity Club. WAYNE ROBERT MIKACH Traflord Physical Science, Mathematics Newman Club; Rocket; Intra-murals. BARBARA J. MILLINGTON McKeesport Elementary Student PSEA; Art Club; Madrigal; Women’s Glee Club— Librarian; Women’s Ensemble: Masquers—Secretary; Mu Kappa Gamma; ACE. JOHN MICHAEL MERISKO. JR Duqucsnc Biology. Geography Rocket—Sports Editor; Student PSEA—Treasurer; Newman Club; Men's Chorus. SANDRA HOPE METTA New Castle Social Studies and Biological Science International Relations; Inter-Varsity; Open Road Club—Vice President. Secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; ICG; Rifle Club; Social Studies Club; Great Books Club; Student PSEA; Pi Gamma Mu. RONALD MICHAEL MICHALISIN Emsworth Biological Science Football; Wrestling; Rocket; Chorus. RICHARD MINEHART Drcxcl Hill Social Studies. Geography Varsity Club; Social Studies Club; International Relations— Secretary. Treasurer; Men’s House Counci 1—Secretary. Treasurer; Soccer—Co-Captain THEODORE CHARLES MILLER Edinboro Elementary. Driver's Education Student PSEA; Wrestling Team; Football; Intramurals 107 Seniors ALAN LEE MOBERLY Parker Social Studies-History, English International Relations Club— President; Pi Gamma Mu; ICG—President. ONNALEE MORELAND Jamestown Mathematics. Biology Trigealana—Sccrctary-T r c a s-urcr; Student PSEA; Great Books Club; Open Road. HILAIRE MODIC Sewickley Social Studies. English Kappa Delta Pi—Vice President; Pi Gamma Mu; Social Studies Club; International Relations Club; Great Books Discussion Club. CAROL E MOSSMAN Bakerstown Elementary Band—Vice President; Choir; Madrigal; YWCA—Vice President; Student PSEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Kappa Gamma —Historian; Inter-Varsity. PAULINE ANN MOTKO Butler Elementary Student PSEA; Madrigal; Women's Glee Club: Ensemble; Art Club; Newman Club. SARAH JANE MURRAY Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education Delta Psi Kappa; WAA; Rocket Ripplcrs; Hockey Club; PE Majors Club. ETHEL ALMA MYERS l.incsvillc English. French Newman Club; Great Books Discussion; Student PSEA; Sigma Tau Delta. ROBERT L. McConnell Washington Health and Physical Education. Safety Football Team; Basketball Team; Varsity Club; Intramu-rals: Officials Club. JANET PI .ZI McConnell Washington Elementary Student PSEA; quers; Student Varsity. ACE; Wives; Mas- Intcr- william s. McGinnis New Wilmington Mathematics. Biological Science Rocket Ripplers; Sophomore Class—President; Student Government—Treasurer; S w i rn- ming Team—Captain; Varsity Club—Acting Vice President. President; Student Faculty Board—Chairman. 108 WILLIAM B. McMASTER Gibsonia Health and Pity.deal Education. Safety Education Varsity Club; YMCA; Student PSEA; Soccer Team; Gym Team. EDWARD J. MeGOWAN Chicora Elementary Newman Club; Student PSEA; Camera Club; Glee Club: Veteran's Club. JEAN NEGLEY Salisbury Health and Physical Education Student PSEA; Rocket: Choir; Inter-Varsity; House Council— Vice President; WAA Council; Hockey Club—Vice President; PE Majors Club; Officials Club. WILLIAM C. NEWELL Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education, Driver Education Varsity Club; Men's House Council; Officials Club; Track Team; Football Trainer; Intramural Council. JOHN L. NORRIS New Castle Biological Science, Geography Commuters Club—President. Seniors SALLY McKOWN Carnegie Health and Physical Education WAA Council: Hockey Club; Class Teams, Green and White Team—H oekey. Volleyball. Basketball. HOWARD MeMULLIN Corry Elementary Newman Club; Student PSEA. JANICE L. NELEIGH Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education WAA: Hockey Club; PE Majors Club; Officials Club: Fencing Club; Intramurals. JOSEPH A. OLEARY Allison Park Biological Science, Physical Science Newman Club: Rocket Rip-piers. WILLIAM R. NICE Carnegie Health and Physical Education, Social Studies PE Majors Club; Social Studies Club; Newman Club; Soccer Team; Men’s Glee Club; Intramurals. 109 Seniors MADONNA MOUSSIAUX OL1PHANT Charleroi Health am! Physical Education Cheerleader: Gym Team: Newman Club; Rocket Ripplcrs; Orchcsis: Masquers. DONALD OLSHANSKY Cleveland, Ohio Health and Physical Education. Social Studies Football Team; Wrestling Team; Varsity Club; Kappa Delta Pi; PE Majors Club. PATRICIA OLDFIELD OLSHANSKY I.ecchburg Health and Physical Education WAA—Treasurer; Inter-Var- sity; Student PSEA; Saxigcna; PE Majors Club: May Day Chairman—1960; Homecoming Parade Chairman—1959. DAVID B. OTTO New Castle Mathematics. Social Studies Kappa Delta Pi; Newman Club; Student PSEA; Trigca-lana. JOAN LEE PARKER Jefferson Elementary Women's House Council— President; Student Government—Secretary; Homecoming Queen—1960. MIKE J. PASKORZ Russel I ton Biology. Chemistry Archcry Club; Newman Club; Student PSEA; Basketball Team; Intramurals; Baseball Team. JAMES E. PASQUALE Turtle Creek Health and Physical Education. Drivers Education PE Majors Club; Varsity Club; Newman Club: Officials Club; Soccer Team; Gym Team; Intramurals. PATTY PASQU1NELLI Elizabeth Elementary ACE; Inter-Varsity; YWCA. SANDRA LEE PATULA Springdale Health and Physical Education PE Majors Club; Orchesis; WAA; Delta Psi Kappa; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader; Newman Club; Student PSEA. SYLVIA PAVLIK Freeport Health and Physical Education PE Majors Club: Hockey Club; WAA; Women's House Council; Newman Club; Officials Club; Student PSEA: Women’s Glee Club. Seniors NORMAN L. PETERS Butler Geography and Social Studies Camera Club—Vice President; Newman Club: r rigcalnna; Men’s Glee Club; Social Studies Club: Veteran's Club. ELLEN PHILLIPS Munhull Elementary Student PSEA; YWCA; WAA; ACE; Inter-Varsity; Women's Glee Club; Madrigal. MARY ALICE M. POTTER Butler Elementary Commuters Club; Women's Glee Club; Student PSEA. GEORGE WILLIAM PETROFF Springdale Biological Science. Geography Newman Club; Golf Team. WALTER PRETKO New Castle Elementary JON FRANCIS QUINI.ISK Forest Hills English, Social Studies Saxigcna—Editor; Rocket— Assistant Editor; Sigma Tau Delta—Vice President; Kappa Delta Pi; Masquers; Camera Club. BRUNO RASO Sewickley Elementary Football Team — Co - captain; Track Team: Newman Club; Varsity Club; Mixed Chorus; Intramurals. PHOEBE REIGHARD Johnstown Health and Physical Education WAA; Hockey Club; PE Major’s Club: Student PSEA. WILLIAM SANDER REPLANE Midland Biology. English Rocket Staff. PRISCILLA ANN REED New Castle Health and Physical Education WAA; Student PSEA; Rocket Ripplcrs—Vice President. Ill Seniors RICHARD WILLIAM SAY Sigcl Health anil Physical Education Track Team; Soccer Team; Intramural ; PE Majors Club. MARGARET MARY RODGERS Grove City Elementary ACE; Saxigena—Art Editor; Art Club; Freshman Speech Festival; Rocket Writer; Student PSEA; WAA. NANCY RUTKOWSKI Beaver Falls Health and Physical Education, English Newman Club; Della Psi Kappa—Secretary; Student Government; WAA; Cheerleader— Head; PE Majors Club; Gym Team. EILEEN MARIE SAULEY Forest Hills Mathematics and Physical Science Newman Club—Treasurer; International Relations; Kappa Della Pi—Historian: Student PSEA; Open Road Club— President. Secretary-Treasurer; Rocket Ripplcrs; Trigealana: Junior Class—Secretary. WILLIAM J. RIEDINGER Sharpsville Chemistry, Biological Science Newman Club; Officials Club; Intramurals. VIVIAN ANNA ROBINSON Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education O r c h e s i s—Secretary; WAA Council—Secretary; Women's House Council. DAVID L. ROUEN Erie Elementary Intramurals; Baseball Team; Student PSEA: Veteran's Club; Newman Club. EDWARD A. SAULEY Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education Alpha Phi Omega—Chaplain; Newman Club—Vice President; Open Road Club. MARIAN RIESENMAN Mcadvilic Health and Physical Education, English Delta Psi Kappa; WAA; Sigma Tau Delta; Masquers; Newman Club; Student PSEA; Women's House Council: PE Majors Club. BARBARA ANN RICHARDS Penn Hills Elementary College Choir; Student PSEA; Mu Kappa Gamma; Madrigal; Inter-Varsity — Vice President; Saxigena. 112 Seniors MARY J. SCANLON Beaver Health amI Physical Education, Social Stadia Student PSEA; Masquers; WAA: PE Majors Club; Social Studies Club; Rocket Writer— Art Editor; College Choir; Madrigal; Art Club; Newman Club; Archery Club; Tribunal; ACE: Rocket Ripplcrs; ICG. THOMAS SCHAFFNER Butler Geography, History EDWIN R. SCHMITT Brackenridgc Health and Physical Education, Social Studies Baseball Team; Soccer Team; Varsity Club. KENNETH F. SCHOLTZ Springdale Biology. Chemistry Varsity Club; Football Team. MILDRED PATRICIA SEABURN Ellwood City Elementary Student Wives—Vice Presi- dent. Treasurer; Student PSEA; International Relations Club; Commuters Club. RICHARD SHAFFER New Castle Mathematics, Chemistry Kappa Delta Pi. DONALD L. SHIREY Smethport Mathematics, Physical Science Inter-Varsity; Trigealana; Intra-murals; Student PSEA. Student PSEA. JOAN EDNA SKANESKI New Castle Elementary ACE- Secretary; Student PSEA; Elementary Mixed Chorus. GEORGE SHIREY Smethport Geography. Social Studies Inter-Varsity; Varsity Club; intramurals; Cross Country Team: Baseball Team. NANCY R SKINNER Evans City Elementary Student PSEA; Women's Glee Club; Ensemble. 113 Seniors LEO HAROLD SNYDER Forcsivillc Biological Science, Social Studies Commuters Club: Open Road Club; Newman Club. IRVIN STEVE SLENCAK Chcswick Social Studies and Geography Pi Gamma Mu; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Social Studies Club. NANCY STANGER Pittsburgh Elementary Inter-Varsity; Kappa Delta Pi; Student PSEA; Saxigcna. BARBARA SWEDA Uniontown Health and Physical Education Newman Club; Masquers; WAA: Orchcsis: PE Majors Club. Slippery Rock Elementary Commuters Club; Kappa Delta Pi. RUTH SNYDER ERNEST D. SNYDER Slippery Rock Social Studies and Geography Debate Club—Vice President; Student Government; Pi Gamma Mu; Gamma Theta Upsilon; International Relations Club; Commuters Club. RONALD R. SNYDER Harrisvillc Social Studies, Geography International Relations Club— Vice President; Social Studies Club. PATRICIA ANN STACY Pittsburgh Health and Physical Education PE Majors Club; Student PSEA: WAA; Orchcsis. DALE F. STRAWBRIDGE Townvillc Health and Physical Education, Safety Education Varsity Club; Men's House Council; PE Majors Club: In-tramurals; Rifle Club; Football Manager. ALICE M. SWIHART Canonsburg Elementary Student PSEA: ACE; Madrigal; Masquers; Saxigcna; Inter-Varsity—Secretary. 114 Seniors DONALD THOMPSON Mcadvillc Health and Physical Education Inter-Varsity—President; Gym Team; Football Team. CAROLYN TILLEY Johnstown Health and Physical Education. Biology Delta Psi Kappa- -Treasurer; Student PSEA; WAA Council; PE Majors Club; Hockey Club; Rocket Ripplcrs—Publicity Director. ELAINE BEATRICE TOROK McKeesport Biological Science. Geography Kappa Delta Pi; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Student PSEA: Open Road Club; Masquers—Secretary-Treasurer; Student Government. PATRICIA MARY SYMIONOF New Kensington English. History Sigma Tau Delta—Vice Prcsi dent; Saxigena; Newman Club; Student PSEA; Masquers. BARBARA JEAN VAGLIA Sharon English and Social Studies Student PSEA; Kappa Delta Pi—President; Sigma Tau Delta: Newman Club; Masquers; Gym Team—Pianist; Madrigal —Pianist; International Relations; WAA. JUDITH ANN TAYLOR Robinson Township Elementary Band; Student PSEA. SAM VICCHY Scottdulc Biology. Chemistry Newman Club; Varsity Club; Soccer Team; Ollicials Club: Student PSEA; YMCA; Rifle Club: Intramurals; Alpha Phi Omega. FRIEDA SUELLEN THOMPSON Washington Health and Physical Education WAA; Student PSEA; PE Majors Club. DAVID JOSEPH TOMASI Jacobs Creek Health and Physical Education, Biology PE Majors Club—Treasurer; Newman Club; Football Team: Wrestling Team; Swimming Team; Masquers: Football Team—Trainer. 115 Seniors FRANK VORMACK Renton Mathematical and Biological Science Open Road Club; Trigcalana; Men's Glee Club; Men’s House Council; Kappa Delta Pi. WILLIAM C. WANATOSKY New Castle Mathematics. Physical Science Commuters Club; Student PS-EA. JAMES W. WALTERS Johnstown Social Studies. Biological Science JOYCE WEIDMAN Wilkinsburg Social Studies. English Student PSEA; YWCA; Kappa Delta Pi; WAA; International Relations. HAL WEIGHTMAN Clairton Health and Physical Education Men's House Council—Vice President; Basketball leant; Varsity Club; PE Majors Club; Intramurals. JUDD F. WETZEL Turkey City Geography, Social Studies, Safety Education Gamma Theta Upsilon; Officials Club. DAVID R. WILLIAMS New Castle Social Studies. English Kappa Delta Pi; Commuters Club—Treasurer; Rocket Writer—Editor; Intramural Basketball. VERLA WITT Johnstown Health and Physical Education. Biological Science Inter-Varsity; WAA Council; Hockey Club—Vice President; Fencing Club; Women's House Council; Officials Club; Rocket Ripplcrs; Archery Club; Delta Psi Kappa. ARLENE E. WETZEL Baden Social Studies. French Pi Gamma Mu; Social Studies Club—Vice President; Student Government; YWCA; Student PSFA. ANDREA KAY WHIPKEY Conncllsvillc Elementary Student PSEA; ACE; Art Club —President; Rocket Ripplers; Masquers—Treasurer; Mixed Chorus; WAA. 116 Seniors DANIEL WOITOVICH Girard Health and Physical Education, Biological Science Vice President—Sophomore Class; Football Team; Baseball Team—Captain: Varsity Club; Tribunal. NANCY C. WRIGHT Fombell Elementary Student PSEA; YWCA; Madrigal: Saxigena; Mu Kappa Gamma; Kappa Delta Pi—Secretary; Rocket Staff—Copy Editor. STEPHEN G. YOVANOVICH Butler Biological Science, Geography JANICE ZAHNISER Sharpsvillc Health and Physical Education Band; Women's Glee Club; WAA; WAA Council; Women's House Council; Rocket Ripplcrs; PE Majors Club— President. Publicity Manager. GEORGE ZENDARSKI Natrona Mathematics, Physical Science Trigealana—V i c c President; Officials Club; Newman Club; Men's Glee Club; Men's House Council; Intramurals. ALICE MARIE WRAY Grove City Elementary Masquers; Inter-Varsity; Student PSEA; Madrigal. RAYMOND YOVANOVICH Butler Secondary EVELYN ZAFARAS Turtle Creek Health and Physical Education Rocket Ripplcrs—Secretary-Treasurer; WAA; PE Majors Club; YWCA; Women's House Council; Student PSEA. RICHARD E. ZUCHELLI isciin Elementary NANCY JEAN ZAWOSKY Ambridge Health and Physical Education, Biological Science Delta Psi Kappa—Historian; Majorette; WAA: Officials Club; Band: PE Majors Club. 117 BbR UNDERCLASSMEN Rachael Lang. Treasurer; Tim Wilson. President Larry Kost-Icy. Vice-President; Charlotte Young. Secretary. Junior Class The Junior Class had as its main project for the year the May Day Formal held in the North Hall Dining Hall on May 6. The class also sponsored a dance in West Gym. It was held on October 7. On Parents Day, following the football game with Waynesburg College, they held a cocoa pour in the Patterson Hall Lounge. Tim Wilson is the President of the class. The remaining officers arc; Vice President— Larry Kostley; Secretary—Charlotte Young; Treasurer—Rachael Lang; and Student Government Representatives—Art Schakc, Celia Jamison and Sandy Yudt. Sophomore Class Dennis Douds. Treasurer; Tom O’Connor. Vice-President; Gussic Emanuelc, Secretary; Steve Getner. President. The Christmas Dance this year was sponsored by the Sophomore Class. This dance was entitled ‘’Christmas in Kil-lamcy” and was held in the East and West Gym on December 10. They also sponsored a “Beat ’em Bucs” dance in West Gym on September 23. On November 12 they were in charge of a cocoa pour held in the North Hall Lounge following the football game with Clarion State College. Steve Getner is the President of the class. The other officers arc: Vice President—Tom O’Connor; Secretary—Augusta Emanuel; Treasurer— Dennis Douds; and Student Government Representatives—Marge Cowmeadow. Barbara Fantucci, and Darlene Fustos. Freshman Class The Freshman Class this year is a hard working group. Their officers are: President, Don Abbot; Vice President. Ross Ciop-pa; Secretary, Diane Pugsley; and Treasurer. Bunnic Halfhill. Their representatives to Student Government arc: Dcmarce Ans-wine, Susan Macintosh and Judy Chclmers. On Friday, November 4, they were sponsors of a record dance held in the West Gym. A cocoa pour was held in the North Hall Lounge November 5 following the football game with Westminster College. The Valentine Dance was also sponsored by this class on February 18. E. Halfhill. Treasurer; D. Abbot. President; D. Pugsley, Secretary. Missing: R. Cioppa. Vice-President. Class Representatives to Student Government Row 1:J. Chalmers. D. Answinc, D. Fustos. Row 2: B. Fantucci. S. Yudt, M. Cowmcadow, C. Jamison. Missing: A. Schakc; S. McIntosh. 121 Class of 1962 Eleanor Anderson Marty Anderson Mary Lou Armour William Armstrong Maxine Bender James David Marilyn Lyn Donald Joan Edward Joann Bcstwick Bohnkc Bott Brody Bromley Buck Carlson Ccreonc Karen Carol Jean Dolores Ruth Janet Bernard Mary Jane Clark Coleman Condo Cracraft Crichlcy Crillcy Crosby Crusan Quentin Ann John Vincent Patricia William Priscilla Sarah Currie Davis Deal DelGreco Douglas Duty Edwards Fair Carol Flick Bernadette Frannic Thomas Garcia Geislcr Glcinn Joyce Regina Grimcnstcin Grystar Frank Ruth Ann Hcincckc Helms 122 Juniors Robert Gerry Dennis Celia Virginia Joyce William John Hewlett Holliday Hurley Jamison Jenkins Kavanugh Keenan Kineston Walter Sara Janis Larry John Margie William Linda Kletch Kling Komar Kostlcy Kristufek Laird Lamp Laurel Donna Edward Kay Patrick Richard Margaret Cynthia Richard Leach Luksik Macurdy Madden Malvarosc Maxwell Merritts Miller Maureen Terry Henry Irene Paltricia Dotty Janet Freeland Mitchell Molchan Molitor Moritz Murdzak Murphy McCandlcss McMullen Gus Barbara James Judy Gayle Joyce Mildred Thomas Nauman Oakley Palestra Patton Paulic Pensinger Plunkett Priestcr 123 Juniors Florence Peter Jean Linda Sue Carolyn Elizabeth Thomasina Rauch Reft Respet Riccadonna Rogers Rose Sawhill Scalise Marilyn Jennie Robert Robert Louis Marcic Edward Ronaclc Schaffer Schancy Scheer Shinko Slater Sloan Smith Smith George Ralph Alice Jackie Robert Alice Janice Phoebe Snyder Solida Stauffer Stephey Stinson Summerville Tapper Tcare Kathleen Carol Eleanor Helene Willard Mary Ann Joan Marcic Toohey Tritsch Uber Vosovic Vredenburg Wagner Whalen Wiggins Kenneth Timothy Charlotte Joyce Ronald Edith Stephen John Willison Wilson Young Young Zaccari Zahniser Zera Ziegler 124 Donna Alexander Allan Atkinson Eileen Bachman 1963 Class of Betty Janet Carolyn Wenda Barbara Susan Judith Sandra Baicrl Bailie Baker Barnes Bartkus Baum Bauman Beitsinger William Prudence Shirley James Robert Nancy Joyce Betty Bell Bickcl Black Bonacci Brewer Brookhart Burket Carlson Larry Jess Sandra Elaine Charles Judith Carol Connicann Casebcer Cignetti Coppage Counassc Crowell Currie Delia DiVinccnzo Dennis Elaine Douglas Joan Bonnie Linda Natalie Kenneth Douds Druschcl Dunston Frilzky Gangone Garber Girardi Hanby 125 Sophomores Charlotte Wayne Joyce Kay Richard Mary Ann Barbara B. Charlene Harding Hebrank Hcrtlcr Hoban Horan Johns Jones Joseph Patricia Bonnita Nancy Barbara Betty Charles Samuel Susan Kcdrick Kelly Kemscy Kimes King King l.aRosa Leopold Loretta Jane Caro! Karen Lewis Lombardi Malone Mann Donna Christine Judi Joseph Marsh Milanovich Miller Mitcho Beverly Eileen Mook Myers Nancy Patricia Myers McCunc Karen James McNutt Noto Carol Thomas Nottingham O’Connor Thomas P. Marilyn Jerome Kathleen James Diane Florence Bonnie O’Connor Ofensend Osborne Parks Perry Peterson Pomeroy Porter 126 Sophomores Nancy Georgina Prenovitz Radisi Barbara Janice Rainey Reiser Elizabeth Joy Reynolds Robinson Virginia Elaine Rocnigk Rorabaugh James Carolyn Rosemarie Peggy William Doris Mary Patricia Sanderson Scott Seiplc Sekora Scnopolc Sherman Sherwood Skinner Bonnie Mary Frances Linda Karen Ann Patricia Gerry Smith Snaman Snyder Sorice Starnes Stinson Stramiello Susa Mary Lou Suveges Susan •agg Mary Taszarck Lucille Tommclleo Mary Vcnscl Delores Voytko Janet Waddell Janet Wega Byron Constance Allan Carol Carolyn Beverly Kathleen Chrysc Welker Wilson Wilson Wimer Wood Yoho Yothers Zamalis 127 Donald James lloa Katherine Bonnie Nancy Susan Abbott Acker Adametz Albert Anderson Andrews Andrews Judy Demarec Barbara Barbara Paul Jcannic David Larry Anscll Answine Bazzone Beal Black Boggs Book Bortz Margie Eileen Margaret Nancy Virginia Margaret John Lorcc Brightmeyer Brooks Brown Brown Buko Burch Burk Buzzelli Larry Sylvia Mcrril Cecelia Diana Elizabeth Ross Milt Calabrese Camp Cernansky Cerroni Charney Chika Cioppa Clancy John lid ward Caroll Judith Ellen Betty Keith Thomas Cochrane Colcbank Copper Cowan Cromwell D'Antonio Davis Davis 128 Freshmen Maryann DcCapua Janet DcCortc Vernon Dietrich Charles Donoughe Patricia Figley Bernice Flynn Mary Foley Cynthia Follstacdt Virginia Francis Charlene French Richard Gailcy Carol Gessner Bonnie Glaser Edward Glaser Yvonne Gollctti Carolyn Gray Carol Huey Gary Jamison Donald Johnson Mary Jane Kalmeyer Irene Kapil rik Darlene Kegarisc Patricia Kelley Joan Kenders Carol Kicster Frances Kiester Linda Kirkner Janice Klug Evelyn Knapp Carolyn Krupinski Bonnie Lesko Dianne Maicr Marianne Gregory Janet Groves Marlene Gutowski Dennis Hakanen Bunny Halfhill Barbara Harrish James Heaton David Hoffman 129 Freshmen Barbara Beverly Sharon Diane Twila Judith Rosalind Sally Mali's Markovich Marlcy Martens Martinez Meyers Micco Miller Jacqueline Connie Alon Janet Jayne Mary Carol Douglas Mohncy Moore Morgan Morphet Morris Mozcna McCown McCurdy James MaryAnn Susan Martha Mardee Sally Roger Marilyn-Jo McElhancy McHenry McIntosh McLaud McLean McWilliams N'chrer Newman Harry Judith Nodcn Nylandcr Nancy Patricia O'Brien O'Harc John Raymond Ohl Ondako Jean Mary Ann Oris Ostovich Mary Carolyn Linda David Frances Elaine Patricia Judith Otremsky Pacacha Padula Parry Petricini Pflug Piroch Potkovich 130 Freshmen Karen Diane Gary Larry Powell Pugslcy Ratay Ray Dana Lou Virginia Susan Rojean Raybuck Ribisa Richards Rishell Judith Judith Marjorie Sandra Gail Patricia Ronald Virginia Robinson Rose Rowe Scurle Scstok Sickles Silverstcin Simpson Helen Gail Alma Julia Francis Saul I.ucAnn Loretta Smith Sparbanic Spicgal Springston Staph Steel Stoops Sudctic Nancy Swearingen Phoebe Teichcrt Susan Tcnhula Terrence Tierney Patricia Tiffany Patricia Tomasic Janies Tranquillo C arolc Turner Adrienne Virginia Rebecca Charlene Janet Joan Stewart Larry Vodvarka Vollmcr Wassler Wasson Wcsterwick Williams Williams Yartz 131 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION In Memory Of Dr. Walter D. Albert Dr. Walter D. Albert passed away October 23, 1960, at the age of 59. Dr. Albert was Head of the Science Department of Slippery Rock State College and had been a member of the college staff since the Fall of 1942, teaching chemistry and physics. In addition to being chairman of the Cooperative Activities Governing Board, he was an official weather observer for the United States Government and a personal friend to many students on the Slippery Rock campus. Memorial services were held at Emma Guffey Miller Auditorium on October 27, 1960. Reverend Hugh Crocker of the Slippery Rock Methodist Church was the principal speaker. Dr. Norman Weisenfluh Dr. Norman NVciscnfluh is a native of Old Forge. Pennsylvania, and was graduated from Old Forge High School. He attended Hast Stroudsburg Normal School and received his B.A. degree from Dickinson College. His M.Ed. was obtained from the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Weisenfluh came to Slippery Rock in 1929 and while serving as instructor of psychology and Assistant Dean of Men. earned his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh in 1935. Since assuming the position of president of the college in 1956. Dr. Weisenfluh has piloted many campus innovations. Miller Auditorium has been dedicated, and the addition to Maltby Library, as well as the Hut renovations, arc nearing completion. A dining hall and women's dorm arc part of the future plans which will develop Slippery Rock into a very large institution in years to come. President of the College Dr. Harold Wieand Dean of Instruction Or. Harold T. Wieand. Dean of Instruction and professor in the Social Studies Department, is known to all Slippery Rock students. Dr. Wieand graduated from Swissvale High School and received his B.A., M. of Lilt., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. Dr. Wieand came to Slippery Rock in 1946 after serving with the Navy-in World War II. A member of Phi Beta Kappa, Dr. Wieand has also served as a consultant of education for industry in this area. 135 Dr. Warren Strain Assistant Dean of Instruction Dr. Warren Strain is presently on sabbatical leave because of illness. It is hoped that his health will improve in the very near future so that he can return to his college position as Assistant Dean of Instruction, head of the geography department, and professor of geography and geology. Dr. Strain received his B.A. degree at Indiana State and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees at the University of Wisconsin. Mr. Robert Lowry is Slippery Rock’s capable Dean of Admissions. He can usually be found in his office examining application blanks, transcripts, and pictures, or interviewing applicants for admission to Slippery Rock. Mr. Lowry received his B.S. Ed. degree from Slippery Rock and his M. Ed. at Pennsylvania State University. Before coming to Slippery Rock in 1957, Mr. Lowry was principal of the high school in Kane, Pennsylvania. Mr. Robert Lowry Director of Admissions 136 Dr. Edwards Dr. John R. Edwards is Slippery Rock’s new Dean of Students. Dr. Edwards attended Kent University where he received his B.S. degree in Education. He then attended Ohio University in Athens, Ohio, where he earned his Master of Science degree. His Doctors degree was received from the University of Pittsburgh. Before coming to Slippery Rock this year. Dr. Edwards taught in Brookfield, Ohio, and later served as Dean of Men and Director of Admissions at nearby Westminster College. Dr. Dodds Mr. Archis Dodds. Director of Student Teaching and Placement, has been at Slippery Rock for thirty-one years. Mr. Dodds received his B.S. in H. Ed. degree from Springfield College and his Masters degree also from Springfield College. After serving a term with the Navy. Mr. Dodds came to Slippery Rock and has since held the positions of Dean of Men. Head of the Health and Physical Education Department, and Athletic Director. Mr. Shiring Mr. Mark Shiring is known to all Slippery Rock students as Director of Public Relations. A graduate of Clarion State College, Mr. Shiring later attended Pennsylvania State University where he received his Masters degree in Education. Before coming to Slippery Rock. Mr. Shiring taught at Butler Junior High School for nine years. Dean of Women Miss Lois Hamer has been Slippery Rock’s Dean of Women for eleven years. After serving as principal of an Alexandria, Pennsylvania, school, she came here and held various positions at the Laboratory School. A member of Pi Lambda Theta and Delta Kappa Gamma honorary educational fraternities. Miss Hamer is also very active in the Pennsylvania Association of Deans and Counselors and Pennsylvania State Education Association. Miss Harncr received her B.A. degree from Juniata College and her M.Ed. from Pennsylvania State University. Dean of Men Mr. Herbert MeGibbeny came to Slippery Rock as the new Dean of Men in September of 1960. Born in Pittsburgh, Mr. MeGibbeny has lived there all his life, except for the time he spent with the Air Force in China, Burma, and India. Mr. MeGibbeny received his B.S. and M.F.d. degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. At the present time Mr. MeGibbeny is working toward his doctorate at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Evans Mr. Raymond Evans is Assistant Dean of Men at Slippery Rock. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from this institution in 1949 and his M.Litt. in Biology from the University of Pittsburgh. At the present time, he is working toward his Doctorate at the same university while also instructing biology and botany classes here at Slippery Rock. Mr. Storer Mr. William A. Storer of the Health and Physical Education department is a busy man. He serves the College in the position of Director of Athletics. “Pop,” as he is known by many students, received his Bachelor of Science in Education from Slippery Rock and his Master of Education from the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Godlasky Mr. Charles A. Godlasky is Assistant Dean of Men. He received both his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees from the Pennsylvania State-University. Besides teaching psychology, Mr. Godlasky is the Head Football Coach. 139 Faculty BAIERL. HENRY H.. Health and Physical Education—B.S., M.Ed., Pennsylvania Slate University. BAKER. DWIGHT B.. Music— B. of F A. in Mus. Ed., Carnegie Institute of Technology; M.S. in Public School Music. Duquesne University. BARBER. WALTER D.. Science. Acting Head of Department—B.S.. Grove City College; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. BARKER, MIRIAM L.. Elementary Education —A.B., Cleveland College; M.A., Ph.D., Western Reserve University. BARR. MARY. Library—B.A.. Capitol University; M.S.L.S.. School of Library Science. Western Reserve University. BARTHELEMY. NANCY. Health and Physical Education—B.S., Sargent College; M.S.. University of Wisconsin. BEATTY. JANE CORT. Library— B.S.Ed.. Kutztown; M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh. BEATTY. WILLIAM W.. Elementary Education—B.S.Ed.. Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh. BERKIMER. LUCILLE. Science—A.B.. Wooster College; M.A., University of Illinois. CARLESS. MILTON E.. Speech—B.S.Ed.. Slippery Rock; Ed.M., University of Pittsburgh. CAVILL. WILMA J.. Health and Physical Education—B.S.H.Ed., Slippery Rock; M.S. in Ed., Westminster College. I CORNISH. EDWARD H.. Mathematics. Head of Department—BA.. A.M.. Cornell University. 140 Faculty CUSHMAN. HELEN V.. Speech—B.A.. Westminster College: M.A., Pennsylvania State University. DRESDEN. CARLTON F.. Science—B.S.. Wisconsin State College; M.S., Ph.D.. University of Wisconsin. DUNCAN. ROBERT D., Social Studies. Head of Department—B.A., Allegheny College; M.A.. Ph.D.. University of Pittsburgh. EGLI. JAMES W.. Health and Physical Education—B.S., East Stroudsburg; M.Ed., University of Pennsylvania. FRAMPTON. RUBY. Library—B.A.. Westminster College. B.S.L.S.. Library School. Carnegie Institute of Technology. FRAZIER. JOSEPH. Social Studies— B.S. in Ed.. Slippery Rock; M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. GAULT. MARTHA. Art. Head of Department —A.B.. Oberlin; M.A.. Columbia University. HALE. R. NELSON. Secondary Education. Chairman of Division—B.S. in Ed.. Edinboro; M.Ed.. Duke University; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. HALT. CHARLES E.. Social Studies— B.S. in Ed., Slippery Rock; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. HARRIS. KENNETH E.. English. Acting Head of Department—B.S., Slippery Rock; M.A., University of Pittsburgh. HARTMAN. ELIZABETH R.. Health and Physical Education—B.S. in Phys. Ed. and Eng., East Stroudsburg. HAWLEY. OWEN P., English—B.S., St. Olaf College; A.M., Harvard University. Faculty HAZLEY. RICHARD A., English—B.A.. University of Pittsburgh; M.A.. Columbia University. HEFFERNAN. MARY M.t Health and Physical Education—B.S. in Ed., New York University; M.S. in Ed.. Syracuse University. HICKMAN. ROY T.. Geography—B.S. in Ed.. Ohio University; M.A.. Ohio State University. HOLT, LOUISE C. Library—B.S. in Ed.. California State Teachers College; M.S. in L.S.. Western Reserve University. HUZZARD. JOHN A.. English—B.S. in Ed.. Millersvillc; M.A.. New York University; Ph.D., Pennsylvania State University. JACKS. ALBERT A.. JR.. Health and Physical Education— B.S.. Pennsylvania State University; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. JOHN. THOMAS H.. Science A.B.. West Virginia University; M.S.. West Virginia University. KEARNEY. BRIAN J.. Science— B.A.. Gannon College; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. LADD. ALMA V.. Modern Language—B.S. in Ed.. Miami University; M.A., University of Southern California. LAUGHNER. CARL L.. Speech—B.S. in Ed.. Slippery Rock; M.A., University of Pittsburgh. MARKEN. JACK W., English—B.A., University of Akron; M.A.. Ph.D.. Indiana University. MEISE, WILLIAM C.. Health and Physical Education—B.S. in Phys. Ed.. Slippery Rock; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. 142 Faculty MILLER. RAYMOND E.. Science— B.S.. Pennsylvania Slate University; M.S., Westminster. MOORE. GEORGE E.. Social Studies—A.B. in Ed., Fairmont State College; M.A.. Ph.D.. West Virginia University. McKAY, JAMES W.. English—A.B.. Wayncs-burg; M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh. NEEI.Y. WILLIAM F.. Science— B.S. in Ed.. Indiana State Teachers College: M.S.. University of Pittsburgh. PAGANO. ANTHONY V.. Mathematics— B.A.. Arizona State; M.A. in Ed.. Arizona State College. PAULSEN. HAROLD W.. Health and Physical Education, Chairman of Division- B.S., M.Ed.. University of Minnesota; Ph.D., University of Michigan. PERNA. BETTY L.. Art— B.S.. M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. RHOADS. MARGARET V.. Mathematics— B.S., M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh; Ed.D.. Columbia University. ROSE. WALLACE A.. Health and Physical Education—B.S. in P.E.. Springfield College; M.S. in P.E.. University of Tennessee. a dll S.h SCHMITTLEIN. ALBERT E.. English—B.A.. University of Pittsburgh; M.A.. Columbia University. SHAW. CHARLES C.. Social Studies—AM . M.Litt., University of Pittsburgh. SHELLGKEN. MURRAY A.. Science - B.S. in Ed.. University of Pittsburgh: M.S.. University of Pittsburgh. 143 Faculty SH1NABERRY, CHARLES G.. Elementary Education, Chairman of Division—A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan; M.Ed.. D.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. SHINABERRY. MARY A.. Elementary Education—A.B., Glcnviile; M.Ed.. D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. SIMS. EDWARD R.. Music—BS., Indiana; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. SLETTEHAUGH. THOMAS C.. Art—B.S., M.Ed.. University of Minnesota; D.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. SMILEY. ROBERT G.. Health and Physical Education—B.S. in H.Ed., Slippery Rock; M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh. SNOWBERGER. CAMPBELL, Health and Physical Education—B.S., West Chester; M.A., San Francisco State College; Ph.D.. University of Oregon. SUMRALL. MARCELLA B.. English—A.B., A.M., Colorado State College of Education. SWOOPE. M. CLAIR. Music. Head of Department—B.S.. M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. THOMPSON. MARTIN L.t Library. Head of Department—B.S., Clarion; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. WELLER. ROBERT G., Health and Physical Education—B.S., Slippery Rock; M.S., West Virginia University. WEST, GEORGE G., Geography—B.S. in Ed., Indiana; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. 144 WHEATON. MARIE I... Health and Physical Education—B.S.. Slippery Rock; M.A., New York University. Faculty WHITE. DONOVAN E.. Social Studies— B.A.. University of Delaware; B.D.. Colgate Rochester Divinity School. WILEY, ASA G., Secondary Education—B.S.. Wayncsburg; M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. DILUNG. SUSANNA L.. 2nd Grade—B.S. in Ed.. Juniata College; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. MORGANTHALL. ELIZABETH P.. 3rd Grade—B.S.. Elizabethtown; M.Ed., Pennsylvania State University. MYERS. BEATRICE. Kindergarten—BS. in Ed., Clarion; Ed.M.. University of Pittsburgh. ORD. MABEL F.. Sth Grade—A ll.. Concord State Teachers College: M.A., George Peabody College for Teachers. RENN. JAMES E., 6th Grade— B.S.. California State Teachers College; M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. SHAW. FAN ETTA. Supervisor of Elementary Instruction. Laboratory School—B.S.. Indiana; M.Ed.. Pennsylvania State University. WIAND. DORIS M., 4th Grades-A.B.. Thiel College; M.S. in Ed., Westminster. WOOD. I.AURA C.. hi Grade—BS. in Ed-Clarion; M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh. NOT PICTURED HAND. SAMUEL B.. Social Studies— B.A.. New York University; Ph.D., Syracuse University. LAING, ALFRED M., Mathematics—B.S., Westminster College. l-AUGHNER, NORMA. Speech—B.S. in Ed.. Slippery Rock. MORGAN. RUSSELL L. V.. Education—B.S. in Ed.. Slippery Rock; M.Ed.. Ed.D.. University of Pittsburgh. TRUF.X. MILTON H.. Secondary Education— B.A.. Harding College: M.Ed., Wayne State University. 145 Non-Instructional Personnel Resident Nurse: Marian Lohr. Offices: Rose Mary Gill. Val Jean Golla. Dietitian: Laurinda Haug- President's Office: Mary Ann Agoslino. Bookstore: Nellie Grinc. Irene Watson. Hazel Morrow, William Bushncll. manager. President's Office: Nancy Gil-lon. Registrar's Office: Shirley Fair, Dorothy Bil Business Oflicc: Joyce Green, Business Office: Virgil Galantc, Judy Double, lingslcy. Registrar; Nancy Ryder. Charlotte DcPolo. Mabel Shira. Instruction Office: Esther Watson. Instruction Oflicc: Carol Scuo-teguazza. Admissions Office: Rose Marie McGowan. Business Oflicc: Ruth Far- aghcr. Board of Trustees I Seated: Miss Nancy Gillon. Secretary; Miss I-'lorcncc Murrin. Mrs. Emma Guffey Miller. President; Mrs. Emily Howe. Standinf;: Or. Norman Weiscntluh. President of the College; Mr. H. Gale West. Mr. N. Kerr Thompson. Dr. John A. Meehan. Absent: Mr. Maurice Silver-stein. Mr. Merle D. Musick. 147 Directory Abbott, Donald: 48, 74, 121. 128. Abbott, George: 93. Acker, James: 128. Adam, Louis. Adamczyk, Gladys. Adamczyck, Thomas: 54,93. Adametz, lloa: 51, 66, 88, 128. Agnew, Richard: 58. Albert, Janet: 57,61,65. Albert, Katherine: 50, 60, 66, 86, 128. Albert, Nancy: 55. Albert, William. Alberta, Ronald. Albright, Louise: 63, 65. Alexander, Donna: 125. Alexander, Michael: 93. Allen, Chester. Allen, Harriet. Allis, Nancy: 88. Allison, David. Altimus, Lawrence: 49. Anderson, Bonnie: 128. Anderson, Carol: 93. Anderson. Eleanor: 58, 59, 122. Anderson, James: 93. Anderson, Marty: 13, 122. Anderson, Mildred: 93. Andrachek, Steven: 93. Andrews, Nancy: 50, 66, 128. Andrews, Susan: 128. Anscll, Judy: 128. Ansell, Marlene. Answine, Demarce: 48, 88, 121. 128. Antoszcski, Richard: 49. Anttila, Paul. Armour, Mary Lou: 122. Armstrong, William: 54, 122. Arrigan, Tom. Atkinson, Allan: 125. Aubcl, Raymond: 49, 58, 60, 63, 74. Ayssc. Robert: 84. Bachman, Eileen: 50, 59, 125. Baicrl, Betty: 48, 52 ,125. Bailie, Janet: 55, 59, 125. Bakalar, Maryannc. Baker, Carolyn: 59, 125. Balkcy. Robert: 56, 64, 65, 93. Banks, Marjorie: 52, 57, 92, 93. Barnes, Wenda: 50, 125. Barnes. William: 74, 75, 93. Barrett. Paula. Bartkus, Barbara: 125. Bartlett, Jeanne. Barto, Mary: 94. Bartoletti, Albert. Bartosh, Ed. Bates, Joan. Bauer, Eleanor. Bauer, Harriett: 94. Bauer, William: 94. Baum, Susan: 59, 125. Bauman. Judith: 50, 125. Bazzonc, Barbara: 88, 89. 128. 148 Beal, Barbara: 128. Bcason, Joel. Bechtel. Raymond. Bedford, John. Beech, John: 53. Beggs, Larry: 86. Beitsinger. Sandra: 50, 125. Bejbl, Jerry: 70, 71. Belich. Robert: 67. 70. 80, 83. Bcika, David. Bell. Ann: 50. Bell, William: 125. Beltempo, Bonita. Bender, Jacqueline: 61.94. Bender, John. Bender, Maxine: 122. Bender, Reba. Benim, Linda. Bennett, Amclda: 94. Bennett, Judith. Benson, Carol: 51. Berdnik, Carl: 64, 74. Best, George: 70, 86, 87. Bestwick, James: 61. 122. Betka, Mcrrilce. Bevington, Howard. Bianco. William. Bickcl, Prudence: 52. 125. Bickus, Brian. Bidck, Maleina. Bitar, Raymond: 10, 74, 77. 84. Biel, Charles. Bitler, Edward. Black. Paul: 51,66, 128. Black, Shirley: 125. Blair, Ginger. Blakeslec, Barbara. Blaklcy, Eugene: 94. Blasko, Elaine: 56, 63. Blum, Lois: 51, 60. Blythe, Suellen. Boggs, Jeannic: 128. Bohnke, David: 84, 122. Bomba. Kathryn. Bonacci, James: 125. Boner, Dave. Bonzo, Gladys. Book, David: 128. Booscl, Eleanor. Bortz, Larry: 86, 128. Bott. Marilyn: 56, 63, 67, 122. Boulton. Donald: 51. 70, 94. Bowen. Howard: 65. Bowers. Pat: 94. Bowman. Regis: 94. Bowser. Geraldine. Boyce. Diana: 63, 94. Boyd, Findley: 95. Boyd. William. Boyt. Virginia: 50, 95. Bralcy, Sam. Brcchbill, Yvonne. Brewer, Robert: 51.58, 125. Brightmeycr. Margie: 128. Broad, Phyllis: 95. Brody, Lyn: 48, 57, 122. Directory Bromley, Donald: 13, 122. Brookhart, Nancy: 53, 57, 61, 125. Brooks, Eileen: 128. Brown, Barbara. Brown, Betty. Brown, Catherine. Brown, Charles: 95. Brown, Jack. Brown, Jim: 74. Brown, Leah. Brown, Margaret: 128. Brown, Nancy: 65, 128. Brown, Roger: 95. Brubaker, Sally: 95. Bruni. Joseph. Bryan, Lorna: 63. Buchanan, Marilee: 95. Buck, Joan: 122. Budai, Joan: 61. Buko, Virginia: 66, 128. Burch. Margaret: 128. Burg, Barbara: 95. Burgh, Barbara. Burgo. Janet. Burk. John: 128. Burkct, Joyce: 65, 125. Burlbough, Robert. Butera. Joseph. Butler. Judith. Butler, William. Buzzclli, Lorec: 60, 66, 128. Byler. Robert: 80,81.82. Byrnes. William: 95. Cable, Karen. Cahill, Thomas: 83. Calabrese. Larry: 61, 128. Caldwell, Ronald. Camp, Sylvia: 51. 55, 128. C'ampagna. James: 95. Campbell, Patrick: 96. Campbell, Sandra. Canipero, John. Canfield, Joanne. Cannon. Barbara. Cannon, Edith. Carlson, Betty: 125. Carlson, Dorothy: 96. Carlson. Edward: 122. Carney. John. Carson. James. Cascbeer, Larry: 125. Cashdollar. James. Catalfamo, Salvatore: 70. Catlin, Joyce: 96. Catone, Jeanne. Cavalcro, James. C'ercone, JoAnn: 66, 122. Cerja. Dolores: 96. Cernansky. Merril: 128. Cerroni, Cecelia: 55, 128. Cerroni, Douglas. Ccsarone, William. Chalmers, Judith: 48, 121. Champ. Ron. Chapman, Mildred: 96. Charney, Diana: 128. Charncy, Judith: 52, 55, 96. Chepclsky, Donna. Chika, Elizabeth: 128. Chislaghi, Ronald: 48, 74, 96. Christie, Charles: 54. Chuba. Henrietta: 59. Cianfarano, Marianne: 53. Ciechalski, Carol: 88. Cicsiclski. John: 70. Cignctti. Jess: 125. Cioppa, Ross: 53. 121, 128. Clancy. Francis: 128. Clark, Karen: 50, 56, 122. Clark. Lillie. Clawson, Elizabeth. Clawson, Gerald. Clingcnsmith, Donald: 96. Clouse. William. Cochrane, John: 70, 128. C'ogley, Floyd: 54, 60, 96. Colarusso. Mark: 70. Cole. Ned: 54. Cole, Richard. Colebank, Edward: 128. Coleman, Carol: 62, 65, 122. Colledgc, Allan: 70, 72. Collins, Harley. Collins, Robert: 96. Collodi, Gene: 70. Colucci, Andrew: 70. 86. Cominsky, Dennis. Comstock, Bruce: 54. Condo, Jean: 122. Cook. Dennis: 70. Cook, Joyce: 88. Cook, Robert. Cooley, Edward: 52. 88. Coon. Richard. Cooper. Donna: 97. Coppage. Sandra: 50, 59, 61. 125 Copper, Carol 1: 128. Copson, Margaret: 55. Corsi, Florence. Corsi, Susan: 55. Costa, Thomas. Counassc, Elaine: 50, 61. 125. Cowan, Judith: 128. Cowmeadow. Marjorie: 63. 121. Cox, Philip: 66. Crabtree, Carol. Cracraft, Dolores: 122. Craig, Grace. Cramer, Donald: 97. Creegan, Terrance. Creek, Jack. Crichley, Ruth: 122. C'rilley, Janet: 122. Crist. Michael. Cromwell. Ellen: 66. 128. Crosbv, Bernard: 51,66, 84, 122. Crowell. Charles: 52. 125. Crowley. Margaret. Cruciani, Dianna: 51. 149 Directory Crusan, Mary Jane: 56, 61, 67, 122. Cuda, Richard: 97. Cummings, Kathleen. Currie, Judith: 125. Currie, Quentin: 70, 122. Curtis, Robert: 97. Cypher, Martin. D'Alessandro, Arlene: 53, 55. 59, 97. Dambaugh, Susan: 52, 65. Daniels. Anthony. Daniels, Joseph: 70. D'Antonio, Betty: 62, 128. D'Antonio, James: 70. Darlington, Gary: 56, 97. Daufen, Edna. Daugherty. Donald: 97. Davies, Judith: 56, 57, 61,97. Davis. Ann: 53, 57, 59, 61. 122. Davis, Carole. Davis, David. Davis, John: 86. Davis, Keith: 128. Davis, Thomas: 128. Deal. John: 54, 64, 122. Deal, Mary: 62. DeCapua, Maryann: 129. DeCorte. Janet: 51, 55, 129. DeCoux, Peter. Dccts, Donald: 61. Deinert, Robert. DeKleva, Anthony. DelGreco, Vincent: 88, 89. 122. Delia, Carol: 63, 125. Deluca, Anthony. Dempsey, Robert: 97. Dennis, Norbcrt: 54, 97. Dcramo, Donald. DeRose, Ralph: 83. Detar, Roberta: 51. Dickson, Delores. Dickson, Howard. Dickson, Lynn. Dierker, Carol. Dietrich, Vernon: 70, 129. Dillon, Elizabeth. DiNardo, Gloria. Dincllo, Daniel: 98. Dingcl, Paul. DiVincenzo, Connieann: 51, 53, 125. Dixon. Robert. Donaghy, Barbara. Dongcs, Mildred. Donnelly, John. Donoughe. Charles: 129. Donovan. Robert: 92. 98. Dorman, Sara. Dorminey, Robert. Dorsky, Elizabeth: 98. Douds, Dennis: 70, 125. Douds, Paul: 70. Dougherty, Ray. Douglas, Patricia: 66, 122. Douglass. Janice. Downing, Donald. Downing, Thomas: 48, 54, 56, 61,98. Drcibclbis, Leith: 65. Druschcl, Elaine: 51,59, 125. DuBrasky. Richard. Duda, Theodore. DulT, John: 98. Duffy, Richard. Dugan, Albert. Dukovich. Mary Ann: 98. Dumas, James: 70. Dumbaugh, Winnifrcd. Dunaway. Charles: 70. Duncan. Mary Alice: 98. Dunston. Douglas: 125. Duschl, Clare (Zahorchak): 98. Dusko, Harold. Duster. Mary Lee. Dutko, Joseph: 58. Dutter. Kay. Duty, William: 122. Early, Kay: 98. Ecklesdafcr, Elizabeth. Eckstein. Madalene. Edwards, Priscilla: 62, 63, 122. Eichorn, Janice. Eiscnhauer. Edward: 54, 98. Elder, Franzina: 57, 60, 61. Elosser, Douglas. Elscnrath. Dennis: 74. Emanuele. Augusta. Engle, Roger. Epstein, Judi. Etzel, Grctchen: 51, 55. Evans, Jacqueline: 99. Evans, Nancy. Evans. Terry: 65, 77. Fagan, Barbara. Fafkncr, Carole: 60, 63. Fantucci, Barbara: 48, 121. Faupel, Robert. Fehl, Vera. Felix. Emidio. Fclock. Patricia: 99. Ferlic, Adrienne. Ferrara, Jack. Ferrell, Duane. Ferris. Larry: 74. Feruck, Dan: 35. 80. 99. Figley, Patricia: 51, 129. Findley, Emma: 99. Fink, Mary Kay: 99. Firkaly, Mary Jane: 51,55. Fischer, Robert: 74. 86. Fischer, Wayne. Fiscus, Edwin. Fisher, John. Fisher, Thomas. Fizer, Marilyn. Flach, Charlene. 150 Directory Fleck. Ronald: 51, 99. Fleming, Joseph: 54, 66. Fletcher, Jeannie. Flick, Carol: 122. Flinner, Gary. Flister, Nancy: 99. Flynn, Bernice: 53, 129. Fogle, Nancy. Foley, Mary Ann: 129. Follstaedt, Cynthia: 129. Follstacdt, Ruth: 99. Fontanesi, Kenneth: 84. Ford, Judith. Ford, Robert: 64, 99. Foringer, Barbara: 50, 55, 59, 99. F'orkus, Francis. F'ox, Bruce: 54, 88, 100. Fox, Mary Jo: 100. Frame, Laurence. Francis, Virginia: 51, 129. Fraser, Sally. Frederick, Robert. French, Charlene: 129. Frew, Jean: 100. Fridy. Thomas. Fritzky, Joan: 125. Fro wen, Harry: 100. Fullen, John: 80. Fuss, Richard. Fustos, Darlene: 121. Fyc, Nina Ann: 100. Gahagan, Hazel. Gailey, Richard: 129. Galbraith, Nicholas. Gallina, Roberta: 48. Gangone, Bonnie: 7, 66, 125. Garber, Linda: 48, 52, 63, 125. Garcia, Bernadette: 7, 60, 122. Gargasz, Genevieve: 100. Garlow, Robert: 100. Garris, Dave: 100. Garrity, Velma. Gartley, Larry: 84. Gcfsky. Philip: 100. Gcisler. Fran: 61,62, 122. Gcnsante, Leo. George. Nancy: 100. George. Thomas: 58, 74. Gcppcrt, Joseph. Gcssner, Carol: 129. Getner, Stephen: 58. Giannini, Joann: 88. 89. Gibbens. Larry. Gibson, Judy. Gill. Albert. Gilmer, Joy. Gingrich, Jennie. Gioiosa, Angelo: 78, 79. Girardi, Natalie: 125. Glaser, Bonnie: 129. Glaser, Edward: 129. Glcinn. Thomas: 122. Glessner. Sally: 101. Glover, Leo: 88, 89. Goldinger, Ralph. Goldstein, Sheldon: 84. Golletti. Yvonne: 129. Good, Ron. Goodali, Marlene: 66. Gorgacz. Aloes. Gorscak. William. Goscewski. Stanley: 101. Goss, Robert: 48, 49. 70. 101. Gotch, Marjorie. Gourley, James. Grabe, Janice. Grabe, Martha. Graham, Donald: 84. Graham. Karen. Graham, Ray: 84, 85. Graude, Joseph. Grappy, Joanne: 101. Gray. Carolyn: 129. Grazier. Clifford. Green, James. Greenawalt, Sue: 101. Grcga, William: 54. 101. Gregg. Bctti-Ruth: 50. Gregg, Kathleen. Gregg. Kay: 101. Gregory, Marianne: 51, 129. Grenck. Anthony Jr.: 53. 101. Gresh, Donald. Grics. Mary: 55. Grimenstein. Joyce: 22. Grine, Robert: 70, 101. Gross. Donna. Gross, Margaret: 56, 63, 101. Grove, Royden. Groves, Janet: 129. Grystar, Regina: 12, 13.62, 122. Gutowski. Marlene: 51. 129. Gutt, Alice: 49, 102. Guyton, Anna. Guyton. Mary. Hakanen. Dennis: 61, 129. Halfhill. Eleanor: 129. Hall. Robert. Hamill. Roger. Hamilton, Martha. Hammond, Jessie. Hammond, Mclonie. Hanbv, Kenneth: 61, 125. Hanlin, Noreen: 48. 56, 102. Hanlon, James. Hannah. Dave: 86. Hannan, Charles. Hannan, Robert: 48, 86. 87, 102. Harclerode, Charles. Harding, Charlotte: 50, 53, 126. Harman. Paul. Harris, Jane. Harris, Kathleen: 52. Harrish, Barbara: 51.129. Harrison, Judith. Harsch. Anthony. 151 Directory i Hartley. Marion. Harvey, Betty. Harvey, Glenn: 102. Haudley, Edward. Haynos, Marcie: 53,62. Hays, June: 102. Healy. Carol: 60. Heard, Jean. Heaton, Janies: 129. Hebrank, Wayne: 61, 126. Heck, Mary. Hcinecke, Frank: 70. 73, 122. Heinz, Edward. Helicke, Albert: 74, 88. Heller, Ronald. Helms, Ruth Ann: 122. Hemiinger, Martha. Henderson, Archie. Henderson, Joseph. Henry, James. Henry, Robert. Heny, Betty: 102. Herder, Joyce: 57, 61, 126. Hewlett. Robert: 56, 122. Hicks, John: 49, 58. Hilliard, Marilyn: 102. Himes, Peggy. Hineman. Joan: 53, 102. Hladd, Carole: 50. Hlivka, Judy: 102. Hoban. Mary: 126. Hobbs. Patsy: 102. Hoffman, David: 129. Hogcnmiller, Nancy. Hogue. Marjorie: 102. Holland, Grace: 50, 51,59, 62. Holliday, Geraldine: 60, 122. Hollstcin, Richard. Holmes, Cccile: 34. 50. 59, 60. 102. Holmes, Michael: 74. Holtzapplc, Gary. Hoover. Gloria. Horan. Richard: 126. Horchler, George. Horncman. Ronald. Host. Emma Jean. Ho vis. Harold. Howie, Robert. Howlcy, Kathleen: 53. Hoyward. Paul. Huey. Carol: 129. Huffman (Fair). Sally: 122. Hufrner, Ronald. Hug, Edward. Hurlburt, Lavern: 103. Hurley. Dennis: 51, 122. Hutchison. Gary. Hutchison. Rebecca: 63. Impcratorc, William: 58. 103. Ingersoll, James: 84. lonta, Domcnic: 49, 80. Irvin. William: 74. Irvine. James. Jackal, George. Jackson, Marlene: 103. Jackson, Norma: 103. Jackson, Thomas. Jakubovics, Michael. James, Elinor: 92, 103. Jamison, Celia: 48, 59, 50, 56, 57, 60, 121, 122. Jamison, Gary: 74, 129. Jeffreys, Val Jean. Jenaway, Clare. Jenkins, Virginia: 59. 122. Jennings, Eleanor. JcsscI, David: 85. 103. Jewell, Carl. Johns, Kenneth. Johns, Mary: 59. 67, 126. Johnson, Dodds. Johnson. Donald: 129. Johnson. Gunnar: 54, 74. Johnson, lna: 56, 59. Johnson. Marie. Johnston, Bruce. Johnston, Nancy: 62, 64. Johnston, Patricia: 50, 55, 59, 62. Jones, Babs: 50, 65, 126. Jones, Barbara: 50, 55. 59, 62. Jones, Linda: 52. 56, 57, 59. 62. Jones, Peggy: 50. Jones (Haney), Sandra: 103. Jones, Thomas: 53. Joncsof, Bertha: 66. Joseph, Charlene: 50, 62, 126. Joseph. James. Joy. James. Kalmeyer. Mary Jane: 59, 61,62, 129. Kamerer, Lynn: 50. 55. Kamercr. Myrna: 103. Kapurik. Irene: 129. Karlik, Joseph. Karaonarkovich, George. Kasarda, Mary. Kasper, Raymond: 83. Kastro!I, Herman. Kaufman, Margie. KaukOncn. Fern. Kavanagh, Joyce: 56, 60, 63, 123. Kaye, William. Keacle. Katherine. Kcdrick, Trish: 51.53. 55. 126. Keenan, Bill: 80,81,82, 123. Kegarise, Darlene: 50, 129. Keith. Judith: 59, 62. Kelley, Patricia: 50, 129. Kellv, Bonnita: 52, 60. 126. Kelly, Carol. Kelly. Colean. Kemper, Louis. Kemper, Richard: 104. Kemsey, Nancy: 65, 126. Renders, Joan: 129. Kennedy, David. Kerner, Kenneth: 104. Kerr, Meredith: 53. 152 Directory Kerr. Ted. Kessinger, Ronald. Kibbic, John: 88. Kiester, Carol: 50, 53. 60, 129. Kiester, Frances: 129. Kightlinger, Marlene. Killeen, Janice. Killeen. Katherine: 52. Kimble, Robert: 104. Kimes, Barbara: 59, 126. Kimmich. William. Kineston, John: 58, 123. King, Barbara. King, Charles: 126. King, John: 104. King, Judy: 104. King, Patricia. King, Roberta. Kinkela, Patricia: 55. Kinney, Josephine. Kirk, George. Kirklin, Duane: 70. Kirkner, Linda: 129. Kirkwood, Larry: 78. Kitts, James: 88. Klatka, Janice. Klein, John. Klctch, Walter: 123. Kline. Mary. Kling, Sara: 123. Klug, Janice: 129. Knapp, Evelyn: 51, 129. KnaufT (King), Betty: 59, 126. Kocourek, John: 74, 75, 76. Kocpka, Ncdra: 61.62. Kollar, John. Komar, Janis: 59, 123. Kondrad, Francis: 80. 104. Kopac, Carole. Kordella, Lucille: 57, 104. Kordcs, Jack. Kosinski, Nancy. Kostlcy, Lawrence: 53, 123. Kovac. Nancy: 51. Kovacs, George. Kozain, William: 104. Kozar, Ed: 104. Kramer. William. Krcisberg, Elaine: 49, 52, 53, 56, 57, 59. Kristufck. John: 51, 56, 61, 123. Kroko, Patricia. Kronier, Mary: 48, 63. Krupinski, Carolyn: 51.65, 129. Kuczaj, Valentine. Kundla, Ken: 49, 104. Kunklc, Carole. Kunklc, Don. Kunsclman. Larry. Kuzv, Nancy. Kwiatanowski, Annie. Laird. Margaret: 48. 55, 123. LaMark, Louise: 52. 53. 57. Lamb, John. Lamb, Robert. Lamp, William: 123. Lampkins, Judyth: 50, 60, 65. Lampo, Paul: 105. Lang. Rachael: 48. 51, 56. 57, 58, 59. Lape, Ronald: 105. LaRosa, Samuel: 51,58. 126. Larson, John. Latimer, Joan. Latuch, Marlene. Laub, Eileen: 56, 57, 61. 105. LaufTcr, Herbert: 74, 77. Laughner. Patricia. Laurel. Linda: 55, 123. Lavorini, Dorothy. Leach, Donna: 123. Lee, Janet. Lee, John. Leech, John: 53. Lcfiler, David: 105. Lehman, David: 105. Leopold. Susan: 50, 60, 126. Lesko, Bonnie: 129. Leslie, Donald: 105. Leslie, John: 105. Lewis. Loretta: 48, 67, 126. Lewis, Robert. Ligas. Michael: 105. Liggett, Barbara. Lind berg, Joyce: 105. Lindecamp, Linda: 50, 52, 56. 57, 59. Lindquist, Jack. Ling, Harry. Linnon, Linda. I.isanti, John: 105. Little, Rose. Livingston, Jacob: 70, 106. Loch. Ann: 106. Lombardi, Jane: 51, 52, 126. Lone, Sam. Lopcr, Bill: 80. 82. 83. Lopus. Deane: 54. Losada, Beverly: 106. Lucas, Fred. Luksik. Edward: 58, 64, 70, 86, 87. 123. Luppino, Ferdinand: 54, 56. Lutz, James: 61. Lyle, Everett. Mac. Edmund. Macurdy. Kay: 51, 55, 123. Macurdy, Mary: 35, 106. Maddalena, Thomas. Madden, Patrick: 58, 65. 67, 84. 85, 123 Madeyn. Barbara. Magdik, Marjorie: 106. Magee, Roger: 34, 106. Mahla. Valerie. Mahood, James. Maicr, Dianne: 129. Malis, Barbara: 51, 130. Mallonee. Celine. Malone, Carol: 50, 59, 61, 126. Malvarose, Richard: 123. 153 Directory Mancini, Joseph. Mann, Charlotte: 50. Mann, Karen: 50, 55, 126. Marcinko, John: 88, 89. Marcus, Robert: 74, 106. Marin, Richard. Markel. Ronald: 70, 106. Markovich, Beverly: 7, 62, 130. Marks, Joyce: 61. Marley, Sharon: 130. Marsfellar, Charlotte. Marsh, Donna: 126. Martens, Diane: 51, 60, 130. Martinez, Twila: 130. Martsolf, Alice. Mascaro, Nick: 78, 79. Massimino, Andrew. Matheus. Darrell: 106. Mattern, Robert. Mavin. Marguerite. Maxwell, Margaret: 52, 56, 57, 60, 123. Maxwell. Maxine: 66. Mayer, Darlene. Mayton. Sandy: 50. Mazur, George: 70. Meals, James. Medwid. Stephen: 70. Mellinger, George. Menham, Joseph. Menz, Judith: 106. Meredith, Janet. Meredith, Richard: 107. Merisko. John: 107. Merritts, Cynthia: 50, 59, 123. Mcrshimcr, Charles: 107. Mershimcr, Harriet. Metta, Sandra: 107. Meyers, Charles: 48, 92, 107. Meyers. Judith: 66. 130. Mtcca, Rosalind: 130. Michaels, Robert. Michalisin, Ronald: 107. Migliore, Joseph. Mihalko, David. Mikach, Wayne: 107. Mike, Phillip: 84. Milanovich, Christine: 48, 126. Miller, Dale: 74. Miller, Donald: 53, 54. Miller, Frances. Miller, Frank. Miller, Gary. Miller, Judi: 60, 126. Miller, John. Miller, Lois. Miller, Richard: 74, 75, 123. Miller. Sally: 50. 130. Miller, Ted: 107. Miller, William. Miller. J. William. Millington, Barbara: 53, 55. 57, 59, 107. Mills, Ken. Minehart, Rick: 74, 107. Mingrone, Louis: 74. 86. Mirto, James. Mitchell. Maureen: 39, 60, 123. Mitcho, Joseph: 126. Moberly, Alan: 108. Modic, Hilaire: 108. Mohney, Jacqueline: 53, 130. Molchan, Theresa: 56. 63, 123. Molitor, Henry: 123. Moniot, Ann. Montgomery, Joan. Mook, Beverly: 55, 126. Moon. Mildred. Moon. Violet. Mooney, Pat. Moore, Carol Elaine. Moore, Connie: 130. Moorhousc. Sheila. Morabit, Mary. Morehouse, Linda. Moreland, Onnalec: 108. Morgan, Alon: 55, 130. Morgan, Elmer: 49. Moritz. Irene: 56, 123. Moritz, John: 70. Morley, Brcnton. Morouse, Frank. Morphet. Janet: 130. Morris, Jayne: 50, 61, 130. Morris, Sandra. Morrow, David. Mortimer, James. Mosebay, Watson. Mossman, Carol: 108. Motko, Pauline: 108. Mozena, Mary: 55, 130. Mullen, Coralee: 88. Muniz, Patricia: 66. Murdzak. Pattricia. Murphy, Dotty: 52, 61, 123. Murphy. Lester. Murphy, Perry: 52. 54. 60. Murray, Dennis: 58. Murray, Sally: 63, 108. Murrin, Rick. Mydock. David. Myers, Eileen: 59, 62, 66, 126. Myers, Ethel: 108. Myers, Nancy: 126. Myers, Rita: 88, 89. McAndrcw, Margaret: 51. McAninch, Suzanne. McCalla, Harold: 58, 74. McCandlcss, Donald. McCandless, Janet: 66, 88, 123. McCandlcss, Maxine: 66. McCare, Opal. McCart, Jerome. McClarcn, Connie: 67. McClelland. Ruth. McCloskey, Edward. McConahy, Nancy. McConnell, Gary. McConnell, Howard. McConnell. Janet: 108. McConnell. Robert: 108. McGown, Carol: 55, 130. McCullough. Edward: 84. McCune, Patricia: 126. 154 Directory McCurdy, Douglas: 130. McDcavitt, Linda. McElhancy, James: 70. 73, 130. McElhattan, Thomas. McFalls, John. McFarland, Richard. McFarlanc, Edward: 48, 64, 67, 80, 82, 83. MeGeary, Prena. McGee, Edgan. McGinnis, William: 67, 84. 108. McGowan, Edward: 109. McGregor. Bonnie. McGregor, Ronald: 83. McHenry, Mary Ann: 65, 88, 130. McIntosh, Susan: 48, 53, 55, 130. McKee, Charles: 83. McKnight, Catherine: 60. McKown, Sally: 109. McLaud, Martha: 130. McLean. Mardec: 130. Me Lure, John. McMaster, William: 109. McMullen, Freeland: 84. McMullin, Howard: 109. McNulty, Janice. McNutt, Karen: 126. McQueen, Daniel: 54. McWilliams, Sally: 130. Nail, John. Nauman, Gus: 7, 70, 123. Ncder, John. Neely, Cecil. Neglcy, Jean: 11,48, 67, 109. Nehrcr, Roger: 83, 130. Nelcigh, Janice: 109. Nelson. Jon: 49, 51,56. Ncmec, Edward: 58, 61,74. Nesbitt, Lois: 67. Newell. William: 109. Newman. Marilyn: 130. Nice, William: 58,74, 109. Nicholson, Eugene: 83. Nicklas, William. Nimes, Edward. Noden, Harry: 130. Norris, John: 109. Noto, James: 52. 126. Nottingham, Carol: 50, 59, 126. Novak, Edward: 70, 72. Nunes, Tony: 70, 71. Nylandcr, Judith: 130. Oakley, Barbara: 50, 57. 59. 62, 123. O’Brien, Nancy: 130. O’Connor, Thomas: 74, 126. O'Connor, Thomas P.: 49, 126. O’Donnell, Richard. Oestcrling, Samuel. Ofcnscnd, Marilyn: 55, 126. O’Harc, Patricia: 130. Ohl. John: 80. 83, 130. Oh I, Judy: 65. O’Leary. Joseph: 109. Oliphant, Madonna: 66, 110. Olsen, Erwin: 88. Olshansky, Donald: 70, 72, 110. Olshansky, Patricia: 1 10. Ondako, Raymond: 83, 130. Onorato, Edward: 86. Oris, Jean: 57, 130. Osborne, Jerome: 126. Ostovich, Mary Ann: 130. Oswald, Judith. Otell, Nanci: 66. Otremsky, Mary: 51, 130. Otto, David: 110. Pacacha, Carolyn: 130. Pache, Julie: 52. Padula, Linda: 51, 130. Palestra, James: 53, 61, 123. PandolH, Edward. Parker, Joan: 6, 7, 34, 48, 110. Parks, Kathleen: 53, 126. Parry, David: 38, 130. Partridge, John. Par ik, Wayne: 70. Paschedag, Sara. Paschigs, James. Paserba, Robert. Paskorz, Mike: 110. Paskorz, Stephen. Pasqualc, James: 74, 110. Pasquinclli, Patty: 110. Pastorek, Bernadette. Patterson, Katherine. Patton, Judy: 61,67, 123. Patula, Sandra: 110. Paulie, Gayle: 50, 59, 62, 65, 123. Pavlik, Sylvia: 110. Peles, Patricia. Penatzer, Tom: 86. Pensingcr, Joyce: 123. Perdue, William. Perrota, Angelo. Perry, James: 126. Pcssy, George: 58. Peters, Norman: 111. Peterson. Charles. Peterson, Diane: 60, 126. Peterson. Robert: 84. Peterson, Ruth. Pctrak, Jane. Pctrarca. Charine. Petrarca, Marsha. Pctricini, Frances: 130. PetrofF, George: 111. Pcttitt, Esther. Pftster, Marcia. Pflug, Elaine: 130. Phelan, Pat. Philips, Homer. Phillips, Ellen: 50, 59, 111. Phillips, Ronald: 54, 61. Phillips. Sally. 155 Directory Pierce, Willie. Pierzynski, Gerald. Piroch, Patricia: 51, 130. Plunkett, Mildred: 50, 123. Pomeroy, Florence: 126. Poole, Ronald. Porter, Bonnie: 60, 126. Potkovich, Judith: 130. Potter, Mary: 111. Powell, Karen: 131. Prenovitz, Nancy: 59, 127. Prestopine, Charles. Pretko, Walter: 111. Price, Donna. Priester, Thomas: 74, 123. Pringle, John. Proper, Carol. Pugslcy, Diane: 121, 131. Punturei. Carl. Quinlisk, Jon: 111. Radaker, Robert. Radisi, Georgia: 127. Rainey. Barbara: 59, 127. Rak, Bernice: 55. Ranieas. Sam: 53. Rami, Robert. Rankin, Lynn. Rasey, Troy: 78. Raso, Bruno: 7,70, 111. Ratay, Gary: 131. Rauch, Florence: 50, 124. Ray, Larry: 131. Raybuck, Dana: 131. Rcbmann. Don: 52. Reed, Priscilla: 111. Reehcr, Terry. Reft, Peter: 123. Regdon, Annette. Rcibcr. Helen: 51, 59. Reichard, Mildred. Reifschncider, Elizabeth. Reighard, Phoebe: 111. Reiser, Janice: 127. Reiter, John. Reitz, Bob: 54. Replane, William: 111. Rcspct. Jeanne: 51,53, 62, 124. Resslcr, Marlin. Reynolds, Barbara. Reynolds, Elizabeth: 53, 127. Reynolds, Lillian. Ribisa, Virginia: 131. Riccadonna, Linda: 124. Rice, John. Richards, Barbara: 57, 61, 112. Richards, Gerald: 58, 60, 61, 74. Richards, Lita. Richards, Susan: 131. Richmond, Tinker: 74. Ricotti, Jean. Rideout, Donna: 50, 61. Riedingcr, John: 51, 74. Ricdinger, William: 112. Riescnman, Marian: 48, 57, 112. Rigby, George. Rishell, RoJean: 59, 131. Robinson, Edie. Robinson, Joy: 59. Robinson, Judith: 62, 65, 131. Robinson, Vivian: 48, 66, 112. Rocca, Edward. Rocco, Phyllis. Rock, George. Roddy, Robert: 83. Rodgers, Jan. Rodgers, Margaret: 112. Roenigk, Virginia: 50, 127. Rogers, Sue: 65, 124. Rollinger, William: 84. Rorabaugh, Elaine: 88, 127. Rose, Carolyn: 67, 124. Rose, Judith: 50, 131. Rosenbergcr, Cleman. Roscnquist, Tina. Rosenstccl, Richard. Ross, Richard. Rossi, Victor. Rostis, Mildred. Rouen, David: 112. Rowe, Charlotte. Rowe. Marjorie: 131. Ruggicr, Toni. Ruha, Gary: 61. Rully. Nancy: 55. Rumbaugh, Richard: 54. Rush, Carolyn: 65. Russo, Joan. Rutkowski, Nancy: 62, 63, 112. Salak, Catherine. Salusky, Barbara. Sanderson. James: 54. 58, 127. Saniga, Marcia. Santillo, Gail. Santoro. Darlene: 51. Sarver, Betsy. Sasfai, Joanne: 60, 61. Sauley, Edward: 112. Saulcy, Eileen: 56, 61, 112. Sawhill, Elizabeth: 50, 55, 58, 124, Saxman, William. Saxton, Larry. Say, Richard: 74, 112. Scalisc. Thomasina: 124. Scanlon, Mary: 113. Schaffer, Marilyn: 56, 57, 59, 124. Schaffner, Thomas: 113. Schakc, Arthur: 48. 84. Schancy. Jennie: 56, 124. Schecr. Robert: 124. Schlata, Ralph. Schmitt, Edwin: 113. Scholtz, Kenneth: 70, 113. Schramko, Richard. 156 Directory Schubert, Margaret. Schwab, Janet: 61. Schweingruber, Marie. Scofield, Mary. Scolata, Rita. Scott, Carolyn: 127. Scott, Kenneth: 74. Scurle, Sandra: 55, 131. Seaburn, John: 58. Seaburn, Patricia: 113. Seamans, Daniel. Seiplc, Rosemarie: 127. Sekora, Peggy: 10,51, 127. Semanak, Elizabeth. Senk, Carolyn. Senopolc, James: 83. Senopolc, William: 127. Scstok, Gail: 131. Sfara, Nancy. Shaffer, Lester. Shaffer, Richard: 113. Sharp, Adclc. Shearer, Richard. Shcck, Dave. Sherlock, Patrick. Sherman, Doris: 51, 127. Sherwood, Mary: 127. Shinko, Robert: 50, 60, 74, 124. Shircy, Donald: 113. Shircy, George: 113. Shircy. Richard: 78, 79. Shukcr, Robert: 61. Shumaker, Brenda: 65. Shupe, Jonna: 65. Shuster, James: 74. Sickles, Patricia: 59, 131. Silverstcin, Ronald: 131. Simpson, Betty. Simpson, Virginia: 50. 131. Sinn, James. Skaneski, Joan: 113. Skiles, William: 52. Skinner, Nancy: 113. Skinner, Patricia: 66, 127. Slagle, John: 54, 58. Slater, Louis: 51, 124. Slcncak, Irvin: 58, 68, 70, 71, 114. Slinchock, Ronald. Sloan, Marcia: 56, 124. Sloniger, Kenneth. Slyers, David. Smith, Bonnie: 60, 66, 127. Smith, David: 58. Smith, Edward: 124. Smith, Helen: 131. Smith, Karen: 63, 67. Smith, Melvin. Smith, Milton. Smith, Ronacle: 57, 62, 124. Smith, Sharon. Smyscr, Michael: 51,56. Snaman, Mary: 127. Snodgrass, James: 58. Snyder, Ernest: 114. Snyder, Frances: 127. Snyder, George: 52. 54, 124. Snyder, JoAnn. Snyder, Leo: 114. Snyder, Maxine. Snyder, Richard. Snyder, Ronald: 114. Snyder, Ruth: 114. Solida, Ralph: 53,58. 124. Sorice, Jane: 62, 127. Spang, Sharon. Spangler, John. Sparbanie, Gail: 131. Spencer, Martha. Spiegel, Alma: 131. Springston, Julia: 131. Stabile, Amadeo. Stacy, Patricia: 114. Stafford. Dorothy. Stamford, Ralph. Stangcr, Nancy: 114. Staph, Francis: 131. Starnes, Karen: 127. Stauffer, Alice: 56, 61, 124. Staup, Susie: 50, 55, 65. Steel, Saul: 131. Steele, George. Steele, Pressley. Steiner, Joyce. Stcinhauser, Linda. Stcphevson, Ronald. Stcphey, Jackie: 60, 63, 65, 67, 124. Stcranko, Raymond. Stevens, Robert: 86. Stevens, Ronald: 54. Stewart, Karen. Stewart. Susan: 62. Stichler, Barry. Stinson, Ann: 50, 59, 127. Stinson, Robert C.: 63, 124. Stivenson. Robert. Stonis, Carol: 59. Stoops, Luc Ann: 61, 131. Stoup, Robert. Stover. Charles. Stramicllo, Patricia: 50. 55, 127. Straw. Charles. Strawbridgc. Dale: 114. Stroud, Sharlccn. Stubbs, Edward. Suder, Charles. Sudctic, Loretta: 131. Sudnik, Ronald. Sullivan. Catherine. Summerville, Alice: 67, 124. Super, Thomas: 74. Susa, Gerry: 55, 59, 127. Suto, Stephen. Suvcgcs, Mary Lou: 127. Swanson. Robert. Swearingen, Nancy: 131. Sweda, Barbara: 114. Swihart. Alice: 114. Symionof, Patricia: 53. 57, 1 15. Szebalskie, Larry: 61. 157 Directory Tabish, Jack. Tagg, Susan: 127. Tapper, Janice: 124. Taszarck, Mary: 127. Taylor, David. Taylor, Dorothy: 52. Taylor, Judith Ann: 115. Tcare, Phoebe: 52, 56, 57, 64. 124. Teichcrt, Phoebe: 131. Tclcha, Dorothy: 51. Templeton, Bonnie. Templeton, Charlotte. Templeton, Margaret. Tenhula, Susan: 50, 55, 131. Terry, Richard. Thewcs, William: 84. Thomas, Jack. Thompson, Donald: 50, 70, 88, 89, 115. Thompson, Edward. Thompson, Frieda: 115. Thompson, Tom. Thompson, William. Thornburg, Julia. Tierney, Terrence: 70, 72, 131. Tiffany, Patricia: 60, 131. Tilley, Carolyn: 115. Timblin, Louise: 63. Tirnncy, Tom. Todarello, Thomas. Tomascllo, Ada. Tomascllo, Gerald. Tomasi, David: 70, 115. Tomasic, Patricia: 131. Tomci, Sondra. Tomich, Nicholas. Tommcilco. Lucille: 127. Toohey, Kathleen: 62, 124. Torok, Elaine: 115. Toy, Bert. Tranquillo, James: 131. Tresslcr, John. Trexlor, Lyle. Trimble, Marsha: 115. Tritsch, Carol: 56, 124. Truex, Shirley. Tucek, JoAnn. Turkovic, Joan. Turner, Carole: 131. Turner, Frank. Turner. Paul. Turner, William: 61. Tursic, Lawrence. Uber, David. Uber, Eleanor: 52, 56, 57, 59, 60, 65, 124. Ulakovic, Joan. Ursu, Philip. Vaglia, Barbara: 115. Vargo, James: 61,66. Varney, Beverly. Vcltri, Michael: 80. Venscl, Mary Carol: 52, 127. Venturini, Janet. Vicchy, Sam: 74, 115. Vincent, David. Vizza, William. Vobrak, Rosemary: 55. Vodvarka, Adrienne: 53, 131. Vollmer. Virginia: 131. Vormack, Frank: 116. Vosovic, Helene: 48, 55, 124. Voytko, Delores: 67, 127. Vredcnburg, Willard: 56, 124. Waddell, Janet: 51,59, 127. Wagner, Clarence. Wagner, Mary Ann: 67, 124. Waldinger, Leo. Waldorf, James: 78, 79. Wallace, Lana. Walsh, Richard: 74. Walters, James: 116. Waltman, Roycc. Wanatosky, William: 116. Ward, David. Warner, Judy. Warner, Ronald. Wasilak, Ronald: 49, 64, 74. Wassler, Rebecca: 62, 131. Waiso, Thomas. Wasson, Charlene: 131. Watt, Joseph. Weaver, Marjorie: 61. 62. Webster, Richard. Wega, Janet: 127. Weidler, Lloyd: 70. Wcidman, Joyce: 116. Wcightman, Hal: 80, 81, 116. Weinzetl, Richard. Welker, Byron: 74, 127. Welsh, Richard. Wentz, James. West, David. West, Evelyn. Westcrwick, Janet: 131. Wetzel, Arlene: 56, 116. Wetzel, Judd: 116. Whalen, Joan: 53, 124. Whalen, Judith: 62. Whipkcy, Kay: 35,55, 1 16. White, Donna. White, Gertrude. White, Ray: 65, 84. White, Thomas: 84. Whitchill, Linda: 63, 88. Whitman, Lynn. Wible, Janet: 59. Wiblc, Marilyn: 48, 52, 56, 57, 59. Wiegcl, Jane. Wiest, Geraldine. Wiggins. Marcia: 50, 59, 61,62, 124. Wigton, Donald. Williams, Arthur: 83. Williams, Carolyn: 62, 63, 66. Williams, David: 116. 158 I Directory Williams, Flora. Williams, Joan: 131. Williams, Patricia: 62. Williams, Stewart: 131. Williams, Tom. Willison. Kenneth: 60, 66, 74, 88 Wilson, Allan: 127. Wilson, Constance: 50,61, 127. Wilson, Edith. Wilson, John: 74. Wilson. Timothy: 48, 49, 52, 70, Wilson, William. Wimer, Carol: 88, 127. Wimer. Patricia: 50. Witt. Verla: 116. Woitovich, Daniel: 116. Wolfe, Ronald. Wood. Carolyn: 50, 127. Woodson, William. Work, Mary. Woynar, Eleanor. Wray. Alice: 117. Wright. Jack. Wright, Nancy: 117 Wright. Pauline. Yartz, Larry: 131. Yearick, Patricia. Yoho, Beverly: 51, 127. Yomtob, Joseph: 74. Yothers. Kathleen: 52, 63. 127. Young, Charlotte: 52, 56, 62, 63, 124. Young, Jim. , 124. Young, Joyce: 60, 67, 124. Young, Rodger: 54. Yovanovich, Raymond: 117. Yovanovich, Stephen: 117. Yudt, Sandra: 121. 124. Zaccari, Ronald: 80, 124. Zafaras, Evelyn: 48, 117. Zahniser, Edith: 55. 56, 57. 61, 124. Zahniser. Janice: 117. Zahniser, William: 74. Zamalis, Chryse: 127. Zarvis, Sally: 51,61. Zawosky, Nancy: 117. Zendarski. George: 61.66, 117. Zera. Stephen: 80. 83, 124. Ziccardi, James. Zidow, Michael. Ziegler, John: 38, 52,53. 124. Zivic. Charles. Zuber. Myron: 80. Zuchclli. Richard: 117. Zurasky. James. 159 THE S. K. 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