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m ti Ā m ti ā iā āi z m o m ti ā m ti ā r- āi 2 m o m ti ā m o 03 03 m o co co m o 03 The eyes of a student . . . The time has come for our generation to accept its turn in governing, arranging, and rearranging our world. Such a difficult task requires some period of preparation. Life at Slippery Hock provides that opportunity to look around, investigate, and develop oneās own picture of reality. Here is testimony of how the students at Slippery Rock State College envision thei 'selves, and their world during four years of training in true wisdom, love, and understanding. 6 The beauty of nature provides the perfect environment 8 9 There really should be time enough for both . . . 10 u 13 How e se our cou d we sanity 9 % Our hope can only be in each other . . . j 16 T Some people look at things the way they are and say why? I look at things the way they aren't and say why not? Robert Kennedy $ā¢ I A ' ā I 0 0 R R G G A A N N 1 0 1 Z R Z A G A T A T 1 N 1 0 1 0 N Z N 8 A 8 T 1 0 N 0 R G A N I Z A T I 0 N 0 R G A N I Z A T I 0 N 8 8 24 9RSC Band I fir Rocket Marchinp Bam! is mail) things. For the college. ii is a sourer of sustaining pride and exhilarating spirit. It excites us am) makes tin- half-lime at fool-hall panics an caper!) anticipated event. For the iniisi-call) qualified Students who are members, it provides an excellent opportunit) to enrich their lives with fellowship. worth) ace _ 1 's. travel and self-expres- sion. Maylw Pain. 16262317 Rocklettes Tlw |Hāffonii;imr of our band is grralft niluwnl b) llic Rncklctles. These girl.' arc a er allraclive and i iii|uc mareliing and dam ini; group. Thr Miles liave won considerable acclaim for llicir colorful and iniagina-liw roiilincs. Wc lien al llic Rockāā arc opcciall) proud of ilicse lalontcd a ml imigoniling girls who add a lot to our college. 29 Color Guard 30 Strings Ensemble M. Holden. C. Anson. C. Kulin, K. Conway. N. Cleary, J. Slomicroski. J. Carju. 1). Barksdale. L. Clark. M. Lee!. Brass Ensemble Kou I: D. Hill. G. Tabarella. K. Kennedy. RĀ u 2: M Miller, I). Watson. B. Fisher. C. Thomas. K. Y.mKirk. T. Reed. J. Haiyu . Row 3: B. Gorman. J. Halm. I.. Will. I.. Weaver, S. Shannon, R. Surface. R. Miller. 31 College Choir C. Giarrusso. L Fultz. J. Cheinik. M. Hammer . C. Schdefrr . B. Brown. I . Janie . J. Dewitt, P. Jenkins, P. Shannon. S. Slack. N. Coulter. V. Schwilm. D Dunlap. Row 2: L. Anderson, C. Mirhrltrce. N. Mullin. P. Wood. C. Anson. T. Weaver. J. Hcil, A. Taylor. D. Bool . M.B. Leap. T. Ferdinand. C. Calli . F. Reed. W. Doulhitt. K. Sickle . Rou .1: J. Shaw. K. CanipMI. K. Ril , J. Petuch. F. Cloud. F. Miller. P. OāBrien. D. Wiried. D. Good. E. Ilopf. K. Simmon .! Scott. Row 4: G. Complwll. B. Sludle. R. Dyer. J. Romlarh. A. Green. J. Meisenbach. R. Simoni. J. Boswell. D. Min jock. D. Angelo. R. Bundy. D. Ilolling s worth. Womens Glee Club Rou J J. Anderson. S. Albright. A. Prin.e, D. Slepko. S. Stoner. F. McGill. A. Zufall. M. Seybert. I). Krivach. L Coll. M. Strung. C, Montgomery. T TalaU Row 2: C. Brown. M. Slock. M. Si ka. B. Prokav. D. Meilinger, T. Galant. D. A.lam . M. Wagner. J. Karr. C. Scott. I). MeMiff. k. Molaar. M. Eggenberger. I. Webster. Row 3: E. Ninul. R. Petnomaci. J. Ijgnese, M. Hammer . P. Gibb. D. Pottenger. K. Pyle. M. Mooney. M. Kunkle. P. Horter. B. Will. K. Glenn. 0 Staroschak. P. Foster. Row 4: G. Eich. B. Hubkz. J. Voylko. E. Brantlinger. B. Winstel. M. Miller. S. Ltghlner. K. Barcikowski. M. McMillen. S. Gerus. C Henry. B. White. M. Jones. K. Kaluin, J. McCracken. J- Peno. 32 I). Minjodc. C. Schafer . F. Miller. W. Dowlhill. P. OāBrien. C. Ciarruwo. A. Green. D. Boot . 0. Hollingsworth. M.J. Hammers. C. MoCriffin. A. Taylor. D. Angelo. J. Heil. C. Campbell. C. Callia. 33 Readers Theater 34 Row I. !.. (iarlMo. I). Daniels. HĀ«u 2: J. Hann, K Kerr. M McCoy. Missinp: Mr. Ernest Minister. Newman Club Kou I D. Trozzo. J. Sollinxcr, R. Sinioni. Ruu 2: K. Kill. B. Price, R. Wood. B. Hickey. Row 3: K Mauk. I.. Harding, 1). Davis. M. Mlinac, M. Messer Ron I: M. Freeman, C. Thomas, I.. Lowery, 1- Dusak. I . Ilardi. C. Galya. Row 5: J. Glenn, S. Tamer. M. 1 Tigue. Barcikownki. M. Mooney. N. Ri'in (ter. D. Smith. Row 0: I- Woodward, I.. Circlli. M. Yanniello, B. Kramchak. S. Reichert. R. McCaffery. I). McCoy. Row 7: W. Mathews. P. Queer. C Hoguc, N. Esposito. P. Lioszkovsky, C. Zimmerman, H. Gel . I). Cinorick. G. Hohla. Row 8: T. Surdyk, M. Angotrl. Inter-Varsity Club Rou I: M. Paul. A. U olfgjrtli. P. Iluu li. ('. Nāojiuc. Roir 2: 1). Diwnritk. C. Mann. D. Nfcirick. C Brown. J. Buck. Christian Science Rat I: K. Svi-rro. I). Thompson. Ron 2: L. Kinn. R. Block. Dr. R. Block. Associated Women Students Row I: I'. Cililt. I . illiamx. (!. V illi.inison. V. Yincrre. Row 2: B. Winlhrow. !.. Ma.Mr.inxeln. M. Itrrliin. 11. Humphriiss M. Hrl-frkh. M. Miller. Ron 3: S. Salilnn. I. Dailey. P. Wilson. M. Campbell. Si Slralev. How 4: R. Viera. M. Moiila. S. Joni- . M. Wolf. R. Mauek. C. Dillaman. W.R.A. Board Ihuk Ron; Bi Satina. P. Shannon. S. Demahur. F. Sieving. D. Butler, I. Campiai. From How: .1. Colwe.-. C. illiams. K. Hanley. J. Williamson. Women House Councils Rou I: C. Ddlaman. K. Walagura. M. Pierce. Ron 2 M. ilammm. T. Stopka. N. Firkaly, S. Mrgraw. Row 3: I.. Crindle. K. W vke. C, Johnston, B. Trump. C. Smith. Ron . K. Crogu. J. Nolan, M Murphy. M. Prarhl, W. Crider. N. Kyyiicl. Ron .5 S. Hrnnon. M. Beagle. C. Klcekctwtrin, M. Mathis. I . Garret. S. Tamer, I.. Dull. Rou 6 J. Peno. 1). Permigiani. G. Ahenialhey. C. Reinhartd. D. Brown. S. Smith. S. MeKre, M. Lyons. Rim 7: M Bank), C. Scojwtli. S. Stoner, S. Jackson. M. Harris. I). White. M. Arms. D. Ludwig. M. Black. Rmt 8: B. Pungcr. K. Mrddijnn. C. But'lunan. I). Buck. B. Martin. J. Miller. R. Martin. R. Viera. J. Piccuta. 1-King. Ron 9: J. Carpa. M. Helfrich, C. Muggier. K. IjoIz. C. Kennedy. M. Dalmaso. S. Krumfol . C. Kalvin. I). Chamock. E. Black. R U I. s. J.MK-, Mikush. I Gorski. Rou 2: B. Thomas. S. Mahoney. S. Miller. I). Ka. hurik, R.m B. Crawford. J. Hoover. I.. Porter. J. OIm ii, I.. Iluruiug. Rim t: I.. Summers, M. Skowron. J. Glenn. K. Sisko. P. I) Amico. J. Hcrelick. Rou 5: B. No osĀ« L N Saloprk, J. Spirnak. C. Mart olf. V. Lauer, S. Brewing!.ā¢. K. Doran. Rou 6: I Mcdlowilz. N. Rodman. J. M-Crackcn. S. Conway. K. Fon oni. G. Defihaugh. I . Pin.l. r, B. Nicholson. Rou 7: B. Goodman. J. Buck. D. Adams. D. Cerar. T. Ucey. f . I.ip h.. k. F. Janus. M. Brchm. P. Byers. R.m H: D. Gcvmann. M. Harrison. M. l-imarca. M. Steele. J. Burke. K. Mauck. M. MĀ«dla. M. Mullen. ā¢ Bogu-. S. Bogus. Rou 9 I.. Alexander. N Buehler. K. Simmons. K. Umbardy. M. Thorn. K. Krgley. P. Howell. B. Neal. S. Ha-'hr. P. Moneor. Rim 10: C. Yamorzik. M. Gross. M. Cloonun. J. Anderson. M. Yaniello. I., lamery. K. fill. P. SalKi. 37 Women's Senate Row I E. Reed, N. Firkaly, J. Miller. T. Stopka. M. Pierce. Row 2: K. Walflgura, S. Hrnnon. M. Hammers, B. Thomas M. Harris, S. Megrew. Sophomore Women's Honorary 38 Rou I: J. Potoehnik. K. Mauck, C. Kapis. L Weston. B. Wallace. [). Couillard, S. Smarto, S. Heichel. Row 2: I.. Brown. P. Puskar ich. 1.. Neff, I.. Mastrangclo, G. Preis, B. Varner. H. Daniels. C. Mangotta. V. Flick. J. Johnson, K. Sell ner. Rou 3: C. Riga). P. Wood, C. Bungard, D. Daniels. N. Zinglor, J. Sioup. S. King, N. Dnn rtuk, K. Wyke, D. Thoenscn. Men Hall Advisors Rou I: D. Kchrli, R. Kivlan. V. Carrawoy; J. Bolt-a, A. Sparhanoi. Ron 2: I- Strep|tft, H. Smith. M. Tcrcbcssy. Ron 3: I). Houlihan. T. Bronson. H. Reed. J. Keenan. F. Henry. I.. Fliek, J. Field. A. Thomas. Rou 4: R. Wcllv, 0. 1-oekhrrt. S. Ward. K. Reynolds M. Fambee, P. Sloup. M. Plank. Women Hall Advisors Rou hj. Lagsdon. J. Genova. M. Fox. C. Smith. Rou 2: S. MrKoe. M. tang. F. Vellesig. ('. King, M. Yanhiello. Rou i S. Cairns B. Babnis J. Willian on. C. Kennedy. S. Schneider. K. Evans. Row 4: C. Brunig. B. Mjriin, Kondrot. L.. Sehworm. J. Mill. P. Baird. J. Kiivm-II. Rou .5: C. Bungard, C. Bednar. C. Arlunas. J. Nagy. J. Powell. 39 Riviera House Council Sentinel House Council Row I M Kirlar. K. Kintmel. C. Kuzma, C. Sw | ln-n . M. Blur. Run 2: H. Dyer. K. Kidder. R. Shank. C. Ferguson. C. Gilli aii (prv .), J. A rr a. R. Croygiani, T. PawliĀ h, J. Dooley, M. Copeland Patterson House Council Row I R. McCaffrey, F. Bdella. B. Yulias. Fā. Henry, I). Cruinlclon, J. Kobeda. I). Milo vieh. Row 2: R. Bundy. B. Id ik. R. W olf. C. Shriver. J. Rubino, I). Jacob?. B. Marshall. Men's Residence Hall Council Stateti: M. Copeland, R. Wolf. R. I)w. Staiulin :: 1). Milosvich. J. l)rj|MT. K. Fielder. Council for Exceptional Children Row I: D. Ileiman. L. Lulrs C. Miller. Row 2 D. Mooney, R. Rwp. N. Mangold, S. O'Brien. Rou- 3: B. Wilwn, C. Joyce, I- Porter. K. Evan . D. Previli:. Rou i T. Pollard, C. Kennedy, I . Nolan. J. Genova. J. Burk. C. Rungard. Rou 5: P. Worsaner. C. Demina. I). Brown, L Binder, M. Arms, S. Brewington. S. Mahoney, M. Danish. K. Doran. B. Karnas. Rote 6. M. Steele. C. Donati. D. Rector. S. Groth, lā Lang. Row 7: S. Gangi-wcre, L. Mahoney, B. latiarono, J. Coo|nt, L. Burnett, B. Guzarlti, J. l-agĀ don. L. Doit. M. Fenton. Row 8: M. Eggenbrrger, V. Miller, D. Pausinowski. M. Meehan. B. Price, W. SnieA. M. Basleeky, K. Sivili . I). Conley. J. Ik-11. Rou 0 I). Kissel), K. Hunter, J. McCracken. J. Sullivan. W. Fisher. E. Testa. D. Fairhead. E. Hallett, L. Butlerini. A. Fastuca. Rou JO: B. Wallace. P. Lain . P. Bosscrl. M. Moser. K. Fedcrinko. N. Rygiel. D. Hartman. B. Hollownir ky. E. Ros-eoe. I). Wolfe. Row li: K. Dentine. P. Alfreila. P. Cheeks, C. Rolick, K MrNaul, C. Veir, S. Stoner. J. Mengel, M. Keller. I). Thocnstn. Rou I. F.. liostert. I.. I.awthrr. J. Miller. B. Will. Rou 2: 1- Rutter. R. Bolum. M. Renne, I). Market, K. Guerra. Row 3. I). Quigg. M. Coco. A. Dowling. Y Salo|M-k. M Black. S. Smith. Rou I D. Tamosky. C. yamrozik. B. Slaek. M, Gross, C. Abernathy. (.. Reinhardt. J. Jewell. Row 5: M. Grohall. I. Teles . V. Nichols. M. Raniu, S. Voshurg. K. Veronoi. B. Fogel, J. J. Venables. Rou 6: P. Mutphcv, I.. Marcucri. W. Proctor. C. Peterson. D. Dille, I), Bana ak. J. Bundy, R. Dunn. R. Rulford. Rou 7' (.. Vorolmk. I). Tirpak. J. Timm, B. White, S. Hohn. I.. Hopkins. I). Wiriek. P Warrola. S. Pajerski. G. Brandon. Geology Club ffotr I V, Flick, I). Hu|h M. MoComntonb. Hou 2: G. l.'bechak, A. Knrfrr, T. Troutman. P. Prucnt. Row 3: T. SunUyk. D. Kir-sirh, I). Wiriek. K. Bodnia. R. Nordstrom. Run f: M. Cirincionc, B. Carson. W. HuMcrich, R. Drover, K. Ka ouf.T. kibenman. J. Salnk. Psychology Club Run I. 1 . AnĀ on. I). Buclincr. K. Wagner. Dr. A. Bicknrll. I). IVireff, I.. Gnrski, M. Yanosik. Rou 2. I). Moninl. B. Shadlr. J. Co-mate, J. Johnston, P. Henry. I). Bassani. K. Sibko. B. Moon. K. Lombard). M. Mali . Society of Physics Students Rote I: Bartlett. L Crilelilow (pres.). J. Burk. K. Crrgo, Ron 2: J. Bui . C l-inilis. G. Mihalik. T. Fry. J. I'ni. k. J. Williams. B. Romano. American Chemical Society Sealed: I). Ortx. J. kullenliaeh, I., Glover. F. Fisher. S. Betters. .SUimlinc I). Jaeoh . K. De.Moss. R. Honk. B. Biomli. F. Jur . A. Green. Dr. I). Taylor. Students for Free Expression Ron I: I). Crow. I'. Hurler. L. McCullough. Rou 2: M. Voittfeilc. B. Merten . B. Ilumrfch. J. Sabol. Iā. Crumpet- Debate Society Sriih-it: M. Sheets. J. Keffer. J. Ludwig. Stmulinn: A. Zufall. L King. A. Thoma . I). Houlihan. R. Coni in. J. Rosenthal. P. Gra Rou I: M. Bwlrtky (tec.). S. Gangewerr (preĀ .). B. Russell (trras.). Rou 2: K. Kassouf. S. Ross. M. Hammers. J. Naidus. Row 3: R. Hoekenberry. L. Ijwthcr. D. Rosko. E. Histert. A. Kannarino. Row -I: I). Fry. B. Costello. M. Jeannette. R. Bohr ynski. S. Mil-chcll, K. Olbctcr. Row 5: C. Peterson. K. Mausl. I). Good, C. Harttell. I.. Maxwell. McMillen. I.. Rutter. Rou 0: B. McQuislon. C. Rotuno. K. Wilkowski. M. Groh.il, P. Graycar. K. Mayhan. M. Slow rou, C. Eastman. Row 7: C Hogue. B, Price. 1. Angert, I.. Topper. M. Ostaffy, M. B.irnas. B. MacCauley, I.. Neff. E. Karalfa. Row 8: P. Murphy. L. Marcucci. S. Fehmer. B. Pelt . B. Fikr, D. Ward. D. Solly. I). McElroy. B. Will. K. Huston. Row 9: S. Ferris. C. Stack. I.. Cirelli. R. Smith. P. Brcnnflrck, R. Bohonek. D. Marklc. M. McKissiek._________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9tudent P.9.E.A. Black Action 9ociety I: V. Carruway. M. Hester. G. Lravellc, T. Brunson. Row 2: C. King. J. Quarles. L Harper. S. Jackson. P. Billingslra. Row 3. Blow. L. Lowery. H. Harris. D. White. M. Harris. C. Chamber . Row -I: R. Jackson. W. Matthew . S. Jones. I.. Haynion. V. Sell- rs' S. Jemisnn. B. Mackey. Rou .5. M. Stonrr. C. Phillips. J. Hicks. C. Sulwr. C. Reis. S. Tate. G. Calloway, M. Nickol . Rou 6; A. Ā® c. R. Chambers. D. Brandon, I.. Adam . 46 French Club Row I. J. Harm, K. Bcnvin, J. Kobcrla (pries.), I). Johnsin (pres.). T. Cornelias, M. Rudolph. K. Santdli. Rote 2: Dr. R. Pallas. P. Howdl, N. Rtsingrr, G. ()i-.iiri|Ā o. 1. Yanowk. Row 3: M. Kapalko, C. Korchl, B. ldjik. I). Bennington, J. Volt . E. Pinkskor, S. Pavlock. Row t: S. Goli . G. Dizo. I.. Jackson, G. Wlaiiykii, P. Grass, E. Bachman, M. Matin. SitliriH C. Swarlzbrck. S. Bradley. Row I. R. Kit . .M. Birber. N. Birrs. S. Marino. L. M Culliiuyjh, K. Knap. I). Walter. B. Novoscl. 5. Brown. Dr. II. Coin-land. Ron 2: G. Wl.nlyka. A. Rapa, J. Ilartwick. G. Giarrusso. S. Stede, R. Boykin. R. Cumpisi. Spanish Club Recreation and Park Club C.I.R.U.N.A. 48 Ritu I: 0. Ndanga. M. McTigur, N. PoinpM), L Jackson. Dr. D. Mcngin. Ron 2: C. Hogue. N. Bokoor. D. Sisli. P. Cluck. A. Grow-sami. C. Martwig, L. Seaman, S. Craft. J. Nemo, M. Itoaeli. Association of Graduate Students KĀ«u I; M. 3. S cxuri;u. M. X -trr. B. Brrkely. Koā 2: R. Lark. II. Strdrf. Advi .r. S. Mamma. C Don .,. Alumni Student Key 49 I. P. Ko.hl.-r. J. Sullnan. 1 Oam.-U. J. Kulirk. B. Brrfwly. 'Ā« 2. S. Smith. J. BrrkĀ«l . Married Couples Student Organization Hou I: A. Miller, C. Karans, B Karans. T. Mine . Rote 2: T. Kanln. r, S. Kanirn r. M. Johnston. J. JoHumoii. J. Miller. T. Hines. Philosophy Club 50 0. Wlinlyka, B. Ilumc rich, B. Merten . attii Health, Physical Education and Recreation Majors Rou I: V. Furtkcvh. [ . Sullivan. T. Hina . Rvu 2: F. Sieving. I). Butler. W. Crider. B. Bartholomew. Row 3: R. Thompson. D. McElroy. L Dixon, I). Jones. C. Montgomery. Rou I: I). Lucia. L. Olinski. S. Sheehan. T. Tutalu. M. Rocnigk. C. Johnson. Rou .-K. Maust. C. Harl .ell. B. Goodman, S. Ogg. S. Min lu ll. K. Ollxter. P. Pajewski. Rou ft: D. Ranucci. T. Walters. J. Graham. J. Crowsen, L. .dvin, M. McCord. J. Abernathy. K. Simmons. Ron 7: G. Beaver, B. Martin, B. Reinhardt. I. l.i|urulo, H. Kester, M. Freeman, N. Zingler.O. Walhk. F. leroci. Rou R: P. Huber, l . Kralik. J. l-onjs. L Mi New. N. Grrrnwalt, B. Balm is, J. Bcehtold. E. Milliron. L Alexander, B. Chapin. K Ā«' I J. Olson. B. Satina. L Hornung. Row 2: C. Slater. I . Heath. R. Rowlands. K. Barnhart. Rou 3: C. Williams. J. Coleman. M. Anns. S. Brewinglon. T. Egan. Rou I: S Mardi, V. Euierirk, K. Galik. B. Smith. I). Smith. S. Smarto. Ron 5; T. Aiii| |iy. C. Rhen. C. Muggier. C. GihxI. P. Hough. P. Harris. S. Kelly. Rāu 6. G. Bastress, S. leraci. J. Burke. J. Colwo. S. IVmshur, L Camp-|vi. B. Holden. T. SIiujh1. Row 7: I. Bush. S. Wi-stovrr. I. Stuart. B. Bbek. Ron R: C. Cutehall. S. Ward, S. Soccer. K. Hanley. J. Rum ey. Rou )ā B. Goldberg. G. Gos . J. Kowalski. C, Gotiron, C. Morrison, J. Dudersiadl, M. Ferrrnce, 'I'. Baliukas. M. Boyer. 10: G. Brink. Y Kolodick. I). Romilo. I. Porter. G. Prris, L Nelson. K. Keenan, B. Loeligor. Rou II: M. Palm. J. Hoover. DeRubei . P. Cappall. R. Brewster. K. Reynold . R Redman. I.. Krough. T. Banner. Rou 12: M. Braine. M. Mosley. S. Bui-fhus, M. Erwin. J. Tudor, S. Mook. T. Stano. Orchesis HĀ ir I: I.. Simrn. J. Silugsi, F. Rosroe. M. Si nil, J. Sieel. A. Prim e. B. Kranrluk. K. Hilinski. Row 2 C. Oenmop. J. Pickanl, I. hhoIl. M. Wolf. C. Williams, R. Miller, J. Mas, lioilosalick. P. James. P. Jiltin' . P. Bowl, G. Nags. Ron 3: R. Surface. G. I.inn. I.. Wāeascr. J Hen-lick. C, Shriscr, J. Mi Coril. J. Tanner. I). Frolini. I). Smyknvs ki, J. Snmmersun. I'. Gallant. L. Henry. J. I.nlĀ« . D. Smith. Ron I B. I.oeliger. K Keenan, M. DeRuRie . I). Trernli.uli. Voslick. J. Ferguson. P. l-iing. K Krajri, I). Gears. J. Ahernalhy, J. Miller, R. Hegaleso. K l.onili.inly. M. Grahowski, M. Gregory, L. McCauley, S. Solomon. J. Russell. N. Zingler. S. Marsh. Judo Club 52 Ski Club Ron I M. Kindlon. J- Kolick. B. Fisher. J. Bolml-ky, D. Smith. Rou 2-1.. Iiiluioro. I). Gooil. H. I.nmh.irdo. G. Man olf, Ik uk--anoviek, G. Beecher, J. itanero. N. Gnward. Bodgei . Row 3: V Flaherty. B, Mohrhn her, M Shannon. S. Fernandez. I. Malone. K. Kennedy, B. h ap. T. Kuhn. B, Nowak. Officials Club Ren I M. (Vdeeki. J. Pnr-on-. J. Smith (pres.). G. Boylcr (advisor), B. Cavanaugh. Ron 2. J. Peek. I). Ortman. T. Slreieher. R. Bower. N I ram. B. Punch. H. Ililderbnind. R m .{ā |.. Heinchcl, B. Boliver. K. Han-on. G. Brink. T. Fahrney. I). Douglas. Alpha Phi Omega Row 1: B. Kicker. R. Mori. 0. Nilanga, B. Hickey. J. Mrdzrk. Row 2- P. Vidil. B. Carson. B. Marshall. I). l.it ingcr. P. Liesakovsky. D. Johnson. Ron 3: C. Clark. K. Biiiodi. Veterans Association Seated: P. Maehcsky. B. Korimitu|if. J. Buchan. G. Peconi. C. LansUrriy. Row 2: L. McCandlrss. K. Johnston. S. Sprowlcs. G. Bn ratko. G. Iliillic, K. Boggs, J. Johnston, I). Cullman. Rou 3: R. Bullard. J. Gnu, D. Mauri); R. Roimstan. I). Stcll. Student Government Hou I W. Craig. VI Berner. (|Ā r s,.|. 1_ Krai mUry:. Row 2: R. Rowlands, P. Brrlitol. A. Miorclli. C. Redman. J. Nakluf. Ron 3: M. Milim, B. Post. B. Crawford. R. Blum. S. Gills L). Johnson. Row 4: P. Worley, I). Perry, B. Caughie. B. Taylor. J. Harti-I, J. Coleman. Thai Government is the strongest of which every man feels himself a pari Thomas Jefferson. Incumbent up in any government is it (Inly to represent the people. Student Gov-eminent provides student input into the decision making process at Slippery Hock Stale College. The members are elected by the students yearly. Their formal authority is one of persuasion. Like any Governmental body. Student Government is only as effective and progressive as the student body desires. Editor and Associate Editor Saxigena F. Martin. M V'inski. Section Editors 56 Seairil M. Vinski. SunuliHfn: !.. Moorman, S. Sfiranko. K. W xxls. K. Srappino. Activities Staff Rote I K. W.mmIh. M. Jramu ii -. M. IlarriĀ . I . While. Ron 2: K. Bobr ynnki, K. fvhlculi-n. S. Jatkxui. S. Flanigan. Mining: V. SeUerv Organizations Staff B. Costello. H. PalliTMin. I.. Mousman, I). Dtwnri k, K. Dotlrnt. Student Life K. E an . R. S appiiK . K Wabpira. D. ljprhik. Typing Staff J. Palrhiwky. C. Lnwllr. L. Hansrn. T. Januv 58 1 Seniors P. Kearnry, Staler. S. Sfiranko. Academics Staff 59 D. Waller. S. O'Brien. B. KamrĀ . WNFT Radio Row I B. Marshall. J. Dpudiu, E. Sunm-rhdl. T. Sullivan. M. Basln-ky. D. Lltzingor. C. Olexa. Row 2: K. Grcgtt. V. Kirkcr. K. Finuran. S. Christie, C. Si|K.s. J. Osiram. M. Ruffing. B. Chapman. C. Landis, A. Carbon. Row .1: C. Zugcr. I). Hatfield. M. Barton. B. McChain. A. GrmĀ . Our cainiuis radio station. NFT. is in its tenth ear of broadcasting. From the early tlays of 'āpipeline music and news in Patterson hall. Nifty has grown to lie considered one of the finest college broadcasting facilities in the Stale. Its taff of 10+ concerns itself with seventeen hours of entertainment and news daily. WNFT is an affiliate of the American Broadcasting Company and the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System, and. with an expanded news staff this year, boasts on the spot coverage of campus new and activities. The station provides practical experience for students interested in all areas of commercial radio and the communications industry. Nifty's Qanta Have you been a poml girl. Mrs. Fox? 60 Alpha Beta Alpha Hou- I A. Wiy, R. Hockenbcrry (pres.). F. Walsh. F. Epply. M. Ruffing. A. Rii m . How 2: C Roluno. I. Fcdak. 1. Laughner, B. Wiser, J. Glenn. C. Ansan, I). Si ala. L Hrmpcl. Rou K. Witowski. M. Milieu. F. l-awcri. I.. Dclacca. R. Gregors. Alpha Bela lpha was established ai Slippery Rock in April. 1970. This national honorary was established In acknowledge Scholastic Achievement in librarx science. Member ship i open lo all library science majors and cognates who have nine hours in library scienc e. In order to be considered for membership, a student must have a 3.0 in library science and a 2.75 in his general studies. 61 Alpha Psi Omega Frt nt. L. Carlisle, C. Vuna, K. Kerr. Back R. Rarito. J. Was e||. J. Hahn, C. Baum. K. Kulha, M. McCoy. h E Al| ha l i Omega. th honorary dramatic fraternity, was organized at Slippery Rock in 1031. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the dramatic activities on campus. A person seeking membership must acquire sixty points awarded for participation in extracurricular dramatic activities. 62 Beta Beta Beta Row I: S. Betters. A. Lali. L Wible. K. Ross S. Trih. How 2: I). Tanner, J. Faxsinger. R. Shreflc. M. Lang. M. McKissick. T. John. K Hoffman. Row .i: C. Earhari, A. Brnko, C. .McNcc . The purpose of Beta Bela Bela is lo encourage seholarl) attainment in the I of learning h reserving active membership for those who achieve superior academic records and who indicate major interest in the life science.-. The hoiiorar emphasize a three-fold program: stimulation of scholarship, dissemination of scientific knowledge and promotion of biological research. Members must lie at least a sophomore and have completed three course- in Inning) with a B average and he in good academic standing. Delta Psi Kappa Ko i I - Nirhoff. K. Drosjack. G. Nagy. M. Mos lev. B. Marlin. RĀ u 2: S. Mook. C. Fleckeiistein. I). Butler. L Fellows. S. Coir. M. Beagle. M. Holmes. Rou i R. Rralman. F. Sieving. R. Balmis. M. Ilaak. K. Hanley, C. Kasyan, S. Ferris. Delia Iāsi Kappa, ill professionaI physical education fraternity for women, was installed oil our campus in 1956. The purpose of the organization is to recognize worthwhile achievement of women in physical education, to develop interest therein and to promote greater fellowship among women in this field of activity. Gamma Theta Upsilon Row I M. Bidwr. K. Ilnchn. K. Gw.-,-, C Tltoina . Ron 2: C. l-anstwrry. R. BoĀ«i . I). Navis. T. Swcmy. J. Buchan. A. Keenan. Nl. Plank. E. Hultir. Gamma Tlicta I psilon. ilu international honorary geography society, was installed at Slippery K n-k in 1932. Its purpose is In further professional status anil interest in geography .111 I advance geography is a eiillural and practical subject for study and investigation. 65 Kappa Delta Pi The Delia Tan Chapter of Kappa Della Pi. an honors society in education. was established at Slippery Rock in 1938. it purpose is lo m ogni c llie outstanding eonlril iilioiis in education. To tliK end. Kappa Della Pi encourages its memliers lo lie devoted lo social service In fostering high iulelleelual and |H-rsonal standards during the period of preparation for service in education. Kappa Delia Pi sponsors both the Deans last lea and the Honors Convocation. HĀ u I. U. Douthill. B. McQuislon. B. Fogi-I, R. Gregory. C. Brown. J. Iorio, A. Flanagan. M. Huba. N. Penny. I). Si-ala. M. IVmIiN. A. Taylor. Hou 2 T. Myers. M. Ostaffy. I). Krivarh. I. ropper. S. Mrleason. It. Gum-tli. S. Reiter, A. Rapa. M. Jeanette. Hou 3: M. Grohol, G. Pontius, G. Ayers. J. Ilatwiek. I). I. ynn. J. Venables. M. Angeri, L. Burnell. (;. For, lit. K. Barcikowski, A. Eamurino. J, W ashliurn. B. Thomas. S. Brailley. K. Veronesi. Hou . I.. DeLura. B llolloKnierky. J. Verdrll. I. lrlrĀ«, h. Romo, . M. l.mg, C. Miley. J. Carpin. . Kirker. '. Firkaly. I). Markle. J. Cooper. B. Storing. P. Bishop. I). Marinnrei. J. Ludwig, Barr. J. Genova. Kappa Gamma Rom I: S. Walker. M. Mullin, (i. An on. W. Douthill, B. Nnvowl, J. IVUill. Magnolia. H. Oaitiel . P. Cihh. RĀ u 2: P. Hurlrr, I). Omillanl. l r. Sims T. ftrjvrr. S. Marino, FliĀ«k. B. Varner, A. Flanayrn. I). Krivjch. Ā Ā« .?: C. Brown. A. Albrfehi. V Barr. C. Hi fa I. Buehlcr. A. Jack. M, Mi Her. Kim t: A. Taylor. J. MKlmlirn. L BiĀ© n. A. MeOackrn, ('. Rrdfuot, M. 1. Millm, K. Banikownki. Hum rr, C M orrKon, C. Gurrufo, S. Cm ip. I). Amlvoon. Tlir Slippery Rock eliaplcr of Kappa Gamma was founded in 1932. Reorganized in 1%6. it i- mm dedicat'd lo iviao (ii in ! ami encouraging eveollence in die simlv of (In p Ā«rli ronimuniejiioii arts. 67 Lambda Epsilon Delta i Row I. B. Sitring. K. Vrronesi. B. Fogol, L Topper. J. lorio. Row 2M. Ostaffy. J. Genova, R. Gregory. D. Markle, L. Del.ma. G. Pontius, G. Ayers. Established lĀ«Ā encourage in its members a high degree of intellectual and personal standards during I he |teriod of teacher preparation, is Liinbda Epsilon Delta, the honorary elementary education fraternity. 68 Pi Delta Phi Ron I C. Stole. A. R;i|ia. J. Marwick. Ron 2: S. Ililgar. S. Bradley, R. Boykin. C. Stoart iiek. Pi Delia Phi. national honorary Freneh fraternity, was established at Slippery RiH-k in l%3. This fraternity strives to promote Freneh eulture anti the Freneh Ian ftuayw. 69 Phi Alpha Theta Seated: Dr. Robert Slackrnan, Dr. John Dearth. Standing D. Davis F. Carson. R. Pardla. 0. Ndanga. R. Milrhrll. S. FrMliamr. Phi lpha Theta is an international honor society in history', organized in Slippery Hock in Dcccmltcr 1970. The objective is the promotion of the study of history h the encouragement of research, good leaching and publication. Pi Epsilon Kappa Row I R. Brewster, T. Banner. S. Ward. B. C4u| min. Rim 2- I). Dclaniu, I). Sullivan. J. Wiley. C, Ctilehall. V. Fullkrvir. Rate .'i: i Riga . J. Sjwliar. Ā . Brink. I). Anile, I). Morris. I). Friedman. Rou 4: K. Reynolds. A .1 result of rising interest in an organization lo recognize outstanding men majoring in health ami physical education. llu Bela Epsilon chapter of Phi Epsilon Ka| pa was initiated in January. 1062. The objectives of the fraternity are to promote scholarship and elevate standards, ideals and cthies of lliose engaged in the teaching of health, physical education and recreation. Qigma Tau Delta Kuu I: 1. Berger. I lljriir. J. Burn , T Went, K. Mam. Hou 2 J. Car|xntir. A. Sloan. I). Sherman. T. MaeFailden. Dr. K. Binwanger, J. Hartle. N. Sloan. B Kirker. Sigma Tau Della, llie honorary English fralernily was organized al Sli|Ā |H?r Roek in 1935. Its | ur|MĀ es are promoting the mastery of written expression, enroll raging worthwhile reading and fostering a spirit of fellowship among English majors. 9igma Delta Pi Rou I: (.. Fon In. K. Riiri ikovs-ki. Rou 2: R. I'altn . J. Vollz, I.. Jackson. K. Bunco . f K|Ā ilon u ehapler of the National Spanish honorary fraternity, Si nia Delta Pi. wa established at SlipjHTy Roek in 196-1. Tin- purpose nf Pni Chi is to provide academic prestige to un-in-lu-rs h high standards fur eligibility anil lo offer a congenial eli-male for professional growth. Psi Chi D. Monim. Panhellenic Council Seated: C. Miller. C. Tier. A. Flynt. Row2: B. Friers S. Ru h. B. Saeidrl. N. Coward. F. Adrian. L llrrion. K. Gorman. Rote3: S. SlraJcy.J. Verticil, S. (iill . P. Bachman, B. Cabrys. 1.. Parhay. The Panltcllcnic Cmiurit if. comprised of two representatives and one alumnae advisor from cadi sorority. Their main purpose is to maintain satisfactory ihterfralemily relations and high social Stand' ings as well as cstahlishing various sorority rules. 74 Inter Fraternity Council Tin- Inlerfraternily Council is of three clectcĀ«l repre- sentatives from each fratcrnil . This council works to roordinale cooperation and similarity of action among Slipper' Rock fraternities. As a result of their work, the bonds between the college and all fraternity men are strengthened. 75 Rate I R. Brewster. I). Regelnegg. (|mĀ .). D. Woodruff. Rate 2: B, Suit. T. Aluisc, P. Williamson. A. Ruby. I). Price. K. Bodoiu. B. IaĀ ve. T. MeFarlani. W. N'eruno. J. Erhard. B. Brown. Row 3: C. McGinnis. M. Yourchisih. C. Rickctison. W SlandUh, B. Russell. P. Alstulovie. M. Zigo, Theta Xi Rou I: T. Aluisc (pros.). Ron 2: N. M.imul.i. R. Viglionr. C. Bool . B. AI fora. 1- (race. K. Bodnia. T. Trainman. I . Williamson. J. Cunning. Row 3 T. Hogg. J. Johnston, F. Sturgeon, G. Rjckley, C. MrCinni . P. Pruent, B. Molloi. I). McCauley, R. Boyd. T. Will. Ron- I: I). Klocck. B. Hoffman. I_ Croyle, I). ZĀ«ll. J. Woodward. Brennan, D. Woodruff. Busier (Mascot). J. Erhard. M. Burfcovioli. Ron $; S. Smith. H. Meyer . S. PariM', R. Hackman. If. Hammer. M. Plank, I). Riegclnrgg. Ron 6 T. Neely, T. Lirko, M. Hillman. Missing: C. Kalidoni . C. Doming, R. Carroll, M. Birkos. J. Griffith. . Sweetheart 1971 Kim Newingham 77 Alpha Qigma Tau Rou I: M. Cimifto, J. Formica. Row 2: B. Ertman. B. St ticker I, C. Taylor, H. Patterson, M. Masley, K. May Kan, J. Crady. Row 3: J. Chiodo. E. SlniUoii, A. Favlura. D. Vuksanovich, C. Beecher. I . Jenny, Iā. Stoner, J. Kulirk, J. Watt, I.. 1-asie, C. Rogers. Rou I: S. Mark. B. Stuekert, K. Kennedy, I). Smith. I). Mairllo. B. Yinijer. S. Reiter, J. Genova. A. Kourkouli . D. Meier. F. Lumbomski. Rou .5: D. McAfee, F. Adman, M. Rehyanski. T. Horton. A. Reynold . I.. Sommer . K. Newinfchain, I.. Jackson. (!. Tice. Row 6: 0. Koval. I.. Ben nr. S. Davi (prr .), S. Krenkr. J. Tornado w ki. M.A. Skowron. 79 Sigma Pi Row I C. Weltorolh. I). Kay. T. Yaksick. I). Parr. C. King. B. Suit. J. William'. H. Blum. R. Pill . C. Trout. Row 2: J. Jones. K. Gebauer. M. Silich. S. Shrf-click. J. Draper. J. Smilli. T. Zawacki. 1). McCrnne. B. Monroe. (pro .), T. FaĀ i. B. Kwiaikow ki, J. Thunner, I). Forllim. Row 3: I). Wilkon . I). Price. Ki ll). J. Muril ak. B. Hnrrod, T. Sherwin. .1. McBride. T. Sloanc, I). Sundry. 0. Baiorl. B. Essigman, I). Henderson. D. Magee. M. Larimore. B. Blythe, B. Sho-plick. 1). Keliler. R. Pekarek. 80 SI Kappa Delta Siitin t: L. Full . P. Bair l. C. Malayan. C. Preis. Rou 2: P. Beehlol. I.. KĀ«oggH (prr .). N. William . Rot, i: C. Maslak. W. Doulliill. M. Casper.-. J. Widish. Rāu t: 1. Bit'll. L. Herron, S WrMnver. I. Abbot. D. Chapman. T. Cioarrlli. Rou 5: N. Johns. 0. Schaefers. M. Campbell, B. Prfrn . J. Mayak. Rou 6: J. Naidus. B. Hubert, S. Shadle. M. Mihm. S. Mcsler. S. Dro d. J. Bullentinc. Rou 7 (pillar). J.ā Rusm-II. M. Jonr .. Lambda Chi Alpha Hon I K. Moli'iii-. I). Damico. H. VI liite, J. Logsdon, J. Wilkow. K. WichorovĀ Ā ki. K. Roclidlr, J. Smiley, B. Caughic. Hou 2: M. Kvani , K. Donai(l on, I.. Sli ā¢ vi'nĀ«on. B. Blase. J. Falcon. T. Wagner. Row 2: P. BroM, K. Kcynolil-. K. Nord-lorm. C. Rkkrilnon, C. Thomas, L. Doverapir, E. Zackrrl. M. Maginness, M. Perk. B. Orton. U Giering, K. Horhn. R. linn. J. Ijong, Iā- Cappall, J. Thirl. S. Perry. . Attdcwirz. I). Brnll. I.. Rissuto, J. Rice. R. Washburn. T. Rii'il. Row 4: B. PfingĀ ien. K. Reynolds, L Lrwih J. Flanigan. T. BhĀ e. B. Ru-m II. I). Ilupe, J. Bolea, R. Srhilok'n, T. Benjamin. J. Cardwell, B. Wallander, E. Holler. 84 85 Zeta Tau Alpha Run I K. Miller. L. Mastrangclo. I). Heath. I). Anderson. B. Withrrow. K. Foley. I . Bukovac, G. Haley. G. Din (pros.). Rnu 2: P. Vtrzza, B. Perry, L. Hen-dereon. I). Hcrrold. J. Lorio. D. Koerlwr. B. DiCrcgorio. C. Veri, L. Wilspji. Rou 3: J. Verdell. C. Nicolelb. C Roliek, C. Slater, A. Sawehuck. B. Bryner, K. Huffman. S. Aitkcn. S Ague. C. Steinkamp. A. Winters. C. I 'Donne. Rau f V. Klein. P. Wood. S. McKir. I.. Munnelly. J. Steel. G. Ko acovsk . Roseto. F. McNaul. P. Dalton. B. Goldberg. C. Gutkneeht. S. Oliver. P. Alfcra, B. Bud owski. Ron 3:1). Hall, L Brewer. P. Kearney. C. Rook. S. Seirattko. K. Vurek, B. Zeigler. 86 ri 87 Tau Kappa Epsilon Kou I 1 Bailry. RĀ Ā« 2: K. Mejia. J. Boo k. K Fichoff, R. Gimihirs R. Bin'll, T. Sontry. E. l-iunhner. K, Evry, I). Doyle. Ron 3: M. Bmliki, B. Tkarik. R. Mawari. A. Fnnogtclio. C. JaĀ«nun. D. Yaocino. I). Morgan. R. Hes . I.. Froniluii. . Neronr (prrĀ ,|, B, Romeio. J. Cooper, D. Farley. N. Genova. J. Morn per. Hnw t: J. Barhero. F., Koin| .i. [. r. 89 Alpha Omicron Pi Ron I N. Com aril. K. Gorman. C. Hall, M. Stacliura. C. Dillman. A. Wise, J. Mar h. Row 2: S. Kloo . P. Mu lĀ uxki, D. Waritolic. P. Binhanirh. M. Conn. P. Bornar ling. Row .1: K. Graham. E. Cihlions. M. Doddo, B. Freyiiogd. C FnndlM uĀ rr, P. WiUon. 91 Alpha Sigma Phi 92 Ran I: G. Usis lirk. T. Marron. f). Prozclwk. K. Mubins. G. SaU-off, A. Bcnko. G. tirliart, R. I .okay. J. Shenk. Rou 2: I). Marytirnl. G. Caliguri. 1_ DrPanl. ('- Pirkriis, R. Ka or. J. Ilcrlingrr. M. Frank. W. Slaudish. M. Talwllo. J. Callory. R. Brandon. M. Zifto (prr .). RawI). Myc. G. Milialik. I). Zorn. G. Bow inan, I). Collins, C. Hold . J. Ockcrshflu rn. K. Timothy. R. MrKinnr). n vsĀ Kami. a7:n 93 t fiia CI-- āl---LU o LU 0Ā ā ā ā ā LUCC 01- ā ā Lua co 96 SRSC Homecoming 71 Theta Xi's Homecoming Nominee, Casey Williamson, receives the Homecoming trophy from Tern Sullivan. HOMECOMING COURT AND ESCORTS ā L to K: Tom Blose. Cindy Kennedy. Dave Spindler, Lucy Maslrangclo. Kim Bodoia. Queen. Casey Williamson, Lou Fronduti, Melody Ros . Ron Love. Dianne Daniels. I The patriotic Alpha Omicron Pi sisters parade with their second place float. 99 The Thru Chi brother teamed with the sitter of Kappa Delta to produce this colorful float. 100 101 CoĀ rh DiSpirito azures the crowd of a Homecoming Mel and Lou nervously await the final announcement, victory. Zeta officer enjoy their ride in the Homecoming Parade. 102 103 Greek Week 1970 Greek Goddess, Jeanette Blair of Alpha Xi Delta, receive a kiss from Greek God Brenl Ofil, Sigma Pi. CREEK GODDESS CONTESTANTS (Left to Riftht) Peggy Bechtol. Kappa Della; Jcannelle Blair. Alpha Xi Delta; Judy Steel. Zola Tau Alpha; Susie Reitz, Delta Zcla: Barb Winthrow, Sigma Sigma Sigma; Carol Joseph. Alpha Sigma Tau; Gail Kaiser, Alpha Sigma Alpha; Lynn Sibley. Alpha Omicron Pi. 104 in; mm itonaii- lies- 105 IX) I hear ten cent for these handsome loveable, intelligent Phi Sigina Epsilon slaves? Slippery Rook Players presented the musieal production 'Gypsy on May 11-15. 1971. The success of the play was due largely to the talented performances of: Bonnie Lombardo ā Gypsy, Louise Ammerman ā Rose, Jody Edingcr June, Mary Lou Bcnsy ā Baby Louise, Linda Shank ā Baby June. Mark McCoy ā Herbie, and Frank Gilbert! ā Tulsa. Tin- musical is based on the memoirs of the late Gypsy Rose Lee. It was directed by Mr. Milton Carless. 106 The Star Spangled Girl n ie e. ā A comedy lĀ y Neil Simon. āThe Star Spangled Girl. was presented | the Slippery Rock Flayers on Dec. 13-17. The play was directed h Raymond Wallace of the Speech ami Theatre Department and featured: Jeff Walker as Andy llobarl: Rich McNally as Norman Cornell; and Darlene Wasko as Sophie Rarsehmyer. Christmas Choral Concert For the Christmas holiday season, the Slippery Rock State Col logo Choir presented three Choral Vesper Services in the area. The fifty-five voice College Choir and sixteen voice Chamber Singers are under the direction of Dr. Chester T. O'Bannon. t fH ā¢tt tt i mtjjtf MALM ' - ' ā¢ ā ā¢ ā¢ā ā ' ā¢ ā¢ _ .... , . i Christmas for Young and Old ri- le id i An avid audit-nee observes winner. Debby Koerber. AXA Sponsors Annual Go-Go Contest! 109 1st runner-up. Linda Hendrickson. no I : 5 Ecology Derby On May 6, 1971, SRSCās Environmental Education Course, directed l Dr. Craig Chase, sponsored the nationās first non-pollution vehicle race. The aim of this activity was to make people concerned about pollution. The derby was open to students front colleges and universities across the nation. The one requirement was that nil vehicles must be non-polluting. Barrels and hikes battled ears and carts to determine the winner of the half-mile race. t ill m 113 Classes at the Rock 115 Black Arts Festival Right: Black Arts Festival Queen and her escort. James Daniels. Delores Tucker presents trophy to Black Arts Festival Queen. Glenda la-ax-rile. First Runner-up is Martha Jackson and second runner-up is Vicki Gibson. 116 118 Equipped with four years of education, the class of 1971 enters the world. fPMSSi Rou 1: N- Bins, R. Srappino, B. Hollownirzky. K. Hallett, D. Cornelius B. Withrow, R. Howck, T. Sislrr. Ron 2: R. Hornak. B. Hart. A. Flynt. D. Fairheail. E. Young. D. Lepiane. M. Augustine. P. Murrin, I.. Fusco. Rou 8: J. Bobukky. I Mitchell. M. Zelina. P. Langer. C. Brannon. !.. Dennison. C. Haley. Rote t: K. Gallagher. M. Haney, J. Turner. S. Stilt. S. Stripp. M. Rcsinol, S. Straley. M. Monroe, (pres.). K. Bryant. C. Stabile. Rou .5; P. Yuengert, S. Holm. S. Reinaley. M. Forsythe. C. Houseman. K. G ta. Rou 6 C. Koinlr.it. L Flanigan. D. Fori rush. P. Benson. Rou 7: A. Farragher, S. HĀ«-n lenton. N. Nubcr. Rou 8: L. McClure. 120 Sigma Si ma Sicilia is involved in main local ami eampiis activities. Nationally. the Slippery Hock chapter was awarded I In- Knhhic Pane Memorial dilation for lĀ tli their local and nalional social sersices. On camjms. Tri-Sigma participates in llu main activities throughout I In- y ear. The Sigma's along with the Tlieia Xi were awarded second place for iheir homecoming float Pi-ggy Fleming. Winter Wonderland. The Sigmas also make yearly isil to deorge Junior Republic. 121 Theta Chi Roue . C. Jone . P. Cerrluk. K. Schultz. S. Koehler. Row 2: S. Atteridfcc. A. Chaw. J. KrĀ«wr. B. Smith. K. Rader. B. Truman. V. Rapagna. R. Raybuck. J. Kuntz. S. H'wlry, S. Vcnlo, R. Fox. F. Freeman, P. Rurkr. W. Proctor, K. Knauas. J. Pclornon. RĀ u 3: R. David. C. IVWoody. M. Renne, B. Brown (prod.). I Savannah. B. Wright. B. Bennett. R. Burke. B. Bolt. M. Your liUin. T. Minclt, T. Faliiua. Ron 4: F. Thoinuv P. Morgan. T. Helper. 124 123 3TF Alpha 9igma Alpha 1 ?4 Rou I: K. Draper, E. Tesla. M. Jedrxcjrwski. Rou 2: C. Reiver. K. Ka ouf. 0. Westfall, A. Stevenson. I). Lorencr, C. Thompson. I.. Tarliay. Rou i K. Yoncltak, V. Cdfstnil. I. Daili-s, P. Borkosielt. N. Klr Mt, C Moiffeit. I Julius. M. Dodds. Rou ā S. Rov,. B. Seidel. B. Oswald. Rou 5. S. Smith. I. Stirfel. 125 : Rou 1 T. Morrmllo, M. Slitt. J. Iāfpniltr. B. B. Dt-Jklas. Row - I. Prrry, J. Kiwaiii. R. Blum. F. Kultl. B. RvwioliN. M. CanliMT. RĀ 3: B iĀ« Ia RĀ u I K. Mahiilt . S. Srlimill. W. AiiiB'rsun. Ron 5: S. Sircvijc. (Ā . Cujaf. T. Pawlish. 126 127 Alpha Xi Delta Row I: S. Warner, K. Woods, J. Wolf. T. Waters. C. Carhart. C. Axe. J. Blair. P. Howell. C. Swartzbeek. Row 2: M. Weaver, J. Patch insky, P. Wagner. J. Rawbotlom. L. Pinder, C. Sheehan. F. Martin. J. Colaluca. M. Ross. I). Cwyner. K. Gr bowski. P. Connor. I). Fabian. M. Pali. P. Sabo. Row 3: I). Barns C. Henningcr. R. Malleucci. L. Sehantz. A. Ottaviani. Iā. Baelmian. Rou 4: K. Kerekes. B. Hanson. 4 Alpha Xi Della was formally recognized ai Lombard Collide. Galesburg, Illinois, on April 17. 1893. The 1 Oil 11 chapter. Della Kappa, was established on the Slippery Rock Campus on April 6. 1963. as the result of the merger of two local sororities. Alpha Xi Della has a monthly service project. Among their projects are selling lollipops at Homecoming. giving food baskets to needy families of the Slippery Rock area at Thanksgiving and Christmas. and supporting an orphan in the Philippines through the foster parent plan. The sorority strives to keep high scholarship of its members as one of its prime goals. Double blue and gold are the colors of Alpha Xi Della and their badge, the quill, is worn by 50.000 young women throughout the United States. 129 Phi Mu Delta i 130 Silting: B. Rotunda. Rote 2: A. Ruby. (i. Rotunda. Dallinan. B. Birdseye. F. Nirubuxd prr .). J. Vatrel, K. Canon. R. Rotunda, D. Wu ik. Ron 3: C. Piekcrton. I, Kr.it i-iibrry. C. Vorobok. R. Dr Moss. Phi Mu Delta was founded ill 1905, in Philadelphia, Pa. Total number Ā«Ā f members to present are 7.316. consisting of 22 chapters. Mu Kappa Chapter of Phi Mu Delta, here at Slippers Ruck. consists of 22 Brothers. The chapter was foundiMl at Slippery Rock in 1969. Phi Mil Delta has sponsored it annual dance, and i planning another for the spring. Phi Mu Delta stands for individuality and brotherhood at Slippery Rock. 131 Delta Zeta Rou I: L. Rooney, J. A cloy, P. Cos la rose, L. Hendrickson, J. Hudson. D. Sisti. P. Kiser. T. Vogt, C. Ferrone. K. Reynolds. Row 2: L. McClellan, P. Tripodi, S. Dorozis. B. Humphries. C. Rcceardelli, C. Kennedy. S. Sadlon, B. Wismer. M- Knapok (pres.), P. Cewnosky. V. Howard. Rou 3: D. Conrad, S. Busch, J. Silagyi, D. Frembach, D. Rogers. A. Vella, L. Gilmore, K. Coulter, B. Burg. B. Kiser. A Rogers. M. Greene. K. Simmons. J. Meyers. L. Bernardi. Row 4: E. Roscoe. T. Dongilli. M. DcRubic . B. Culp. B. Sale. I.. Jilli-on, . Brown. G. Glarrisso, J. Hoover. Row 3: D. Diamond, V. William . B. Elliot, J. W agenhiimt, S. Gills. G. Perett. I). Hunter, E. Gordon, C Wozniak. Rou 6: G. Linn, M. Kido, I). Christy. I.. Muttillo, B. Doutt. B. MeKinna, K. Johnson. 133 Alpha Chi Rho Rote I. I) Davi . V Lovt (pivn.), R. WilĀ« n. J. Bahvak. Rou 2: T. Miller. J. Dinurd, W. Conrad, J. Mogela. S. Malonr. J. $ni|x'tii, T. Tano. Rou .1: F. Horn. W. MfClintick. C. Crunti . W. Cavanaugh. J. Gruber. R. Biminolli, J. Collin . N Bodnar. C. Waaniciiwki, I?. Skineski. P. I!a .rn. A. Kt-nnan, C. Smith. Rou t: E. Marin . l, L Bovianl, L. Ferraro. H. Hickey. P. Alxlulevic, J. Rnldirk, D. Toy, J. Litwchge, M. Luidcrbaugh, E. Ru irki. E. GralewĀ ki. M. Komrnda. K. Armstrong. Stnokey. R. Brewnler, E. Elliot. 134 135 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 8 P 0 R T 8 136 Football 1971 Row I: (L to R.) Coach Olwrlin, Klammer. Jasmin, Tniwagliu. Cash man, Rycc, Soloman, Schlciden, Wilson. Toainey, Bogosto. Coach DiSpirilo. Rote 2: Coach Sultncr. RWha. Jenkins, Ryan. Bork, Lack. Bu zinolli. Kwahowski. Miller. Comini. Reynolds. Coach Kendzibrski. Ron- 3: Coach Bruno. Tack. Ferko, Carman. Factor. Mood. Balridge. Farabcc. Trout, Layton. Hunt, Suvoy. Kish. Klinger. Row 4. Nones Gallagher, Acquavita. Krai. Tilko. Milhalic, Bolivar. Nelson. K amandin I is. Isovitch. Lack. Nicastro. Simpson, Coach Pariscau. Row 5: McClarrn. Reynolds. Lange, Keefer. Kay. Barr. Parr. Yaksick. Roschenthaler. Slanchek. Leonard. Keenan. Ziegler, Furtkevic, Coach Brewster. The 1971 Rockets, after losing two of their first three games came back to reel off six straight victories. This enabled them to finish second in the Western Division of the Pennsylvania Stale College Conference with a 7-2 mark, giving Coach Bob DiSpirilo his Itosl record in five years at the Rock. The secret of the Rockās success this year was the cohesion between offense anti defense. In all seven wins, the Rocket defense did not allow more than 10 points including three shutouts ami the offense set a record for the most points scored in a season with 233. Scoring 30 points in one game. Mike Kish broke the previous record of 24 points set by Jay Wagoner in 1968. With few graduating. Slippery Rock should he the odds-on-favoritc to represent the Western Conference in the P.S.C.A.C. title game next fall. Tim Nunc , tx-hind excellent blocking, runs the option. Pat Toomey reaches lor and catches a Nunc pass. Bogotfo runs for daylight. 139 140 Mil,.' ki-li liuni'M iIik.iihIi u hoi. in the $hi|i|xin i ur : liiw. Ken Klammer with a diving catch for a touchdown in the Homecoming Came 141 BogoSto }Ā i kx up yardage fiom a good block.' Coach DiSpirito Well, my upper leelli are still here. Attain Mike Kish brinks from the line.' 142 Mike Kish overpower a Shippensburg player and rings up another nix points. ā¢ Ron Hunt discusses defensive strategy. Soccer 1971 Kturiinn (i to R) Siojo. Carroll, lilllc. Cuja . l-afcver. Bluomling. CaĀ«. Ucia, Shea. Francesca. Standing (I to R): Morinwl. Coach Egli. Wheeler. Masci. Kv.ifi . Jordan. Ruldcc. H. r.il, Chapin. Tahis. Fredericks, Weidman. Zajmrski. Lenowic .. Bush. 144 Tony M;im i heads hall from an Edinlmro | la er. Toni BluciniiiK. All-Conference Goalie Barry Chapin looks down field during .1 throw-in. St. Bonavrnliirc SR 4 OPP 0 Aldenson-Broaddus 1 3 Shippcnsburg 1 1 Crovc City 1 5 Univ. of Pitt. (Johnstown) 5 1 Alliance 4 0 Point Park 8 ā¢ Ed inborn 1 2 Carnegie- Mellon 0 1 St. Francis I 0 Bethany 2 4 Lock Haven 0 4 Cannon 1 1 Frcdonia 1 2 Pittsburgh 1 8 Indiana 2 1 145 Rockets have University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown goalie in trouble. After an impressive start, thv Rocket soccer Irani lust a heart-breaker In Kd-inhoro in ihrir Homecoming game and could only win three of their nine remaining matches. They finished ilu season with a 7-8-2 overall mark and a 5-4-1 mark in ihe second year of tin West Penn Soccer League. Despite their snh-par record, some outstanding individual players were honored at the season's end. Named to the VI .P.S.L. all-star squad were Goalie Tom Blneming (2ml time) and Full-l ack Ron Brdan. Sinee the ntirleus of the team will not he returning next fall. 1972 will definitely l Ā« a rebuilding year for the Rocket Soccer team. 146 All it ever doc at Slippery Rock Ā -. rain, rain . . . rain. 147 It's that little extra umph! that eounl . Cross Country 1971 Kiuelinf: (L to R): lU-nrkl). Montag. Orlinan. McDonough. Carr. Y cake I. Standing: (Lto R): Coach Lennox. Grolewski. Deemer. Brachna. Winkler. Mendez. Bower. McBride, Spehar. McFadden. for ilit- Koi kci Crow Country Irani 1971 was another championship year, under llir helm of Coach Bill Lennox, they posted an unblemished 8-0 season record ami look first place in I In N.A.I.A. Dial rid 18 Championships. The lliin clads also did well in post-season tournaments finishing third in the Slate College Championships ami pla ing tenth in the N.A.I.A. National College Division tournament. Rocket standouts Carr. Cralewski ami Det-mer head (or the finish. 149 A lr.ingcr auxin); us Wrestling 1971 The 1( 71 season was a record break-ing year for Coach Fred Powell's grap-|Ā lĀ« rs and this year looks no different. List season the Rocket maimen had a 17-2 mark, four wrestlers named All American (Stan Dzicdzic. Rod Irwin. Tom Cox. and Bill Schcilhorn). and placed second in the N.C.A.A. college division tournament. The Rockets lose only Ml-Amcrican Bill Schcilhorn and Lcn DeMco through graduation. I.ed by NCAA champion. Stan Dzicdzie. the team should lie a strong contender in the Slate championships and tin- national college division tournament. All-American Stan Dzicdzic heads tor the pin. 150 Center Coach Powell. Staniiinn (I. ā R): lioness, Irwin, Waller. Bailey, Jenkins. EnoĀ . Croix . Ozirdzic. Cox. Vallina. Tom Jenkin control hiĀ heavyweight opponent Ā«m route lo victory. Rod Irwin iĀ« up hiĀ opponent. Stan Dziedzir, NCAA Champion 15) Jnikiu hĀ«vnl.Ā for a mental in I he hcavvwriuhl bout. 152 N.C.A.A. ('.Iiampion Stan l iĀ«'d .ir begin?- and . . . I IS3 Basketball 1971 Knerting (L ā Rf: Coach Wrttig, Zimmerman, Coach Itankinson. Stunting: Hudson, Harlcit. Tomhlin. Hnhha. Kopka, Rockwell. Bly, Balhach. Thompson, and Hoffman. Coach Mel llankinson. in his second year al tin- helm of the Rocket basket-hall learn looks ahead lo one of ihe finest seasons ever recorded by a Rwk hoop squad. As of mid-January, the Rockets have posted all 11 2 record ami lead I he Western division of tin P.S.C.A.C. With the combination of strong shooting and rebounding, the Rockets should continue their winning ways ami capture the State College Championship Rockwell shoots for two. 154 Thom | won Ā«ink- crucial point against arch rival Clarion State College. Zimmerman 'hoot for two a California State ilefoinler vnicko helplessly. 155 156 Baltku li amt ZinuniTinaii wilh ihr m-I-imumI Thompson watches wnri'. 'uieStr uruu.iimiii iinnfl uinilr āŗ yg uo Ā«i oumi Muopi i .-i M.a ui )jcii iuc|j mIuii uc cjil ii qĀ jnoj 158 Gymnastics 1971 Execution anil perfection arc keys to working the still rings Coach Banjak explains the fine points of the floor exercise to Steve Heasley Mark Biscli makes a handstand on the parallel tars look easy After two successful winning seasons. the gymnastics team will look forward to a rebuilding year in 1972. The nucleus of six lettermen which includes Captain Steve Heaslcy, Bob Wallandcr. Bill Wright. Ron Sopala, Mark Biseli. and Denny Sciullo. With the aid of freshman Scott Koehler. Gary Perdue, and Kevin Wilkerson the Rockets should have their eighth winning season in eleven intercollegiate years at the Rock. 159 160 Swimming 1971 Row I: Reibcr. Rou 2: Tcn bcsĀ y. Mihalein. Row 3: Hayes. Heath. Fisher. Rou 4: Hannett. Holmes. Roithoff, Putnam. Row 5: Minett, Dittman. Sahol, Miller. Yea mens. Rou 6: Dinueei, Hughes, Johnson. Youngdahl. Sokolowski. and Parapot. The swim team, under the guidance of first-year coach Bill Hotchkiss is in the process of a rebuilding year, hut with a mixture of promising freshman swimmers and fine young veterans from last years team, the Rocket swimmers will be a rough opponent to all challenges in the P.S.C.A.C. The Rockets will l e led by Gerry Hughes, holder of 16 freshman and varsity records at the Rock. Other S. R. swimmers that Coach Hotchkiss will Ik- depending on are Co-captains Joe Sahol and Dan Dcmetcr. Chuck Hayes. Bill Ycamens. Mike Reibcr, Mike Tercbessy. anti Bob Putnam. 162 Joe Sahol tprintt to the finish line 163 A Rocket swimmer iĀ off and Itradin for ihc finish Judo 1971 The 1971 Judo Team Onr of the newer sports at the Rock this year is Judo. The team, under the direction of Coach 'Pom Lambert is made up of experienced and seasoned higher degree players. As of now the Judo squad does not compete on a team basis against rival colleges, but individuals of the team namely. Captain Carl Voskamp. Bruce Weigand. and Steve Pekofsky have done well in various open tournaments that have been taking place around the state. 164 In judo, being on your lack is a common situation 165 Bruff Wicfjjm! krcp- his JikJo movfs sharp Golf 1971 Row I: F. Farro. P. Hafera, D. Skacon, I). Thomas, B. Morris. Row 2: S. Kasperik. S. Shcfchek. C. Marron. B. MillĀ«r, V. Zachotli. Dr. R. Raymond. Allshouse receive MVP award from Dr. Raymond. Shcfchek waiche puli roll in. 166 'VPl Bril digging the ball oul of thr rough. Playing their toughest schedule ever, I lie 1971 golf loam responded with a 12-5-1 record, their second straight N.A.I.A. District 18 Championship and qualified for the national tourney. This gives Dr. Robert Raymond his second championship season in the three years he has coached. Led by M.V.P. Bob Allshousc, and V. Zachctli. B. Miller. S. Shofchek. H. Beil, and B. Morris, the divit-diggers usually beat teams by overwhelming margins. Four of their losses ami their tie were played on foreign courses. Since the top six starters will be back next year, it should be another banner year for the Rock. SR OPP. SR OPP. 7 W. Va. U. 12 21 P. Park 4 Vi 15 California 4 18' Thirl 61 12 Gannon 12 61 Y. Town 121 22 CanjMus 2 P.C. Champ. 2nd 6 Clarion 13 17 Geneva 1 71 P. Park 1114 14 Mansfd. 4 17 G. City 1 1SV4 Cleve. 21 12 Thirl 5 NAIA D. 18 1st 1414 282 Ed in boro Indiana 414 284 NAIA Nat. 11th KaĀ«perik leaving after a well deserved victory. 167 Baseball 1971 Hmt I Eaton, Kovacs. Fahrney, Kralir, Smola. Lciben pcrgcr. Zimmerman. Rou 2: Inrio, Slreichrr. F.asu. Syxwanski. Dnplinoky. Laudrrbaugh. Hoffman. Maccl. How 3: Jacobs. Orton. Fluka . Zopko. Brcthauscr Iorio, Stretcher, anil Liebcnspcrgcr were 3 of the I Roekrt representative to the annual District 18 All-Star Game. Missing i Uli member R. Skancski. After playing at an even .500 dip for the first half of I In season, the baseball team, coached by Mr. Wally Rose, losi 9 of ihcir remaining 10 games and ended with a disappointing 7-15 record. Despite their lotvly won-loss mark, the Rockets did have some individual standouts who were honored at the season's end. Named to the districtās all-star team were Bob Skaneski. Blase Iorio. Tom Slreieher. and Greg l.eibensperger. Losing only three seniors through graduation, the Rockets will have a sound nucleus returning and will he rated a solid eontender for the top spot in the P.S.C.A.C. in 1972. Iorio readies to send one over the fence . BASEBALL 71 Dan Maccl firing hi high, hard fastball. SR OPP. SR OPP. 8 Frostburg 2 0 Ed in boro 1 0 Frostburg 2 5 Ed in boro 10 2 Westminster 1 2 Indiana 5 2 Westminster 1 5 Indiana 6 6 California 1 0 Point Park 3 6 California 4 5 Point Park 6 2 Lock Haven 6 3 Grove City 4 3 Lock Haven 7 4 Clarion 3 3 West Virginia 9 0 Clarion 10 4 Cannon 2 4 Geneva 6 3 Cannon 2 3 Geneva 5 169 Kovac . barreling in with the winning Rocket run. ft 170 Kovacs Swing (or ihr frnces in Macel takes his licks at the plate Track 1971 ROCKET REPRESENTATIVES TO STATE MEET ā Rou I (I. Ā R) Diehl. Williams Paserba. Rou 2: Coach Bill Lennox, Gralewski. Smilh. Yourchinsin, Decmcr. The 1971 season turned out to he a record breaking year for the Rocket thinclads, under the guidance of NA1A Area 8 Coach of the Year. Bill Lennox. The track team broke the old school record for overall victories (10 in ā59. '63. and 66) by posting a 134 season which includes a 7-2 record indoors. The individual record holders on the team were M.V.P. Kd Gralewski in the 880 and mile. Tom Blosc in the hurdles and Joe Bork in the shot put. With most of the team returning, the Rockets are sure to be a favorite in capturing the district title. Stan Smilh goes up. up and away. Pasrrba and Williams are one-two as the finish line nears. I Canton attempts the big jump.' TRACK 71 Indoors Outdoors OPP. SR OPP. SR Cleveland State 23 71 California 46 108 West Virginia 67 28 West Virginia 75V 36V Towson State 24 71 Fairmont State 50 36 Fairmont State 21 54 Edinboro State 63 81 Ml. Union 60 S3 Indiana (Pa.) 47 08 John Carroll 5 S3 Lock Haven 51' 03' Indiana (Pa.) 8 3 Clarion 47 08 Ld in boro State 22 73 Clarion 74V 20V Shcparii dears the bar with inches to spare. Dave Ortman leads pack in triangular meet with Lock Haven and Cleveland State. 173 Tennis 1 97 1 Vosknmp pliyt the net well Lona nend one flying 174 It was another season of bad lurk for the Rocket nctters. under the reins of interim coach Fred Powell. The team boasted a 3-10 record. The Rockets will be guided by new coach Cliff Wet-tig with Chuck Troy. Carl Voskamp, Jim Gross. Cary Gromis. and John Hah y forming the nucleus of this yearās team. Pcluso pops one over the net Dave Brown and John Lona take a break from practice 175 Women's Tennis 1971 Under the coaching of Dr. Martha J. Ilaverstick. the womenās intercollegiate tennis team completed their season with an outstanding record of 6-1, maintaining their perfect season record since 1963. Their only defeat was against Indiana State I niversity where the girls āplayed their hearts out. hut finally succumbed in the last minutes of the match. Adding a new look to tin- team was the provision of new tennis dresses for each mernlicr. The girls received many compliments from opponents as well as S.R. tennis fans. With only two returning players from last season, the 71-ā72 season pros|H'ds looked dim. hut with diligent work, the team came through beautifully w ith individual skill and a terrific team spirit. They should bo congratulated for their accomplishments. . Team Captain. Barb Drake, puts away another one. left to Right. Kneeling: Cimpisi. Braine. Wolfe. 2nd Marty. Me Elroy. McCool. Horloeker. 3rd: Boyer. Forsty. Hutchinson. 4th: Truxall. Drake. N.-ison, Edinboro SR 5 OPP 0 Indiana 3 2 Edinboro 4 0 Grove City 4 2 Chatham 3 2 Chatham 4 1 Indiana 2 3 177 Second doubles ā McElroy. Wolfe; first double - Campisi. Truxall: 3rd double MoKool, Mart). Women's Basketball 1972 Firu Rou (L ā R): Mundst. Hill, Myers. McGwf 'Smokejr. Corhran. Second Row: Kelly. Sehmuckcr. Rcddinger. Lamcy. Cook, Crosaen. Hcrm. Aldrich. Superb coaching from Dr. nnr Griffiths Combined with ihr Ā«-nlhĀ isi-asm and leadership from co-captains Holly McCaw and Jranncttr Cochran will iindoubtrdly guide the 1972 Womenās Basketball Team through another prosperous season. The girls have stiff eompelition from Towson, West Chester. Millersv ille. Penn State. Lock Haven. Pill, Indiana, and Kent, however, with the speed, skill, team spirit, confidence and sheer determination the team should prove to be a suen-ss. This year is also a buildingā one for Dr. Griffiths. However, no seniors are on the team this year and the 1973 season should be even more successful than 1972. More word of wisdom from our roach. Dr. Griffiths. 179 Johiicita shows us how. Linda, when- did I pul m Pepsi?' 180 Our girls . . . altuys ragrr to It-arn. Y.-s. Or. Griffith ! Jan anil Ji-ari. llr working ow-on-Om . Lynn ami B rk wailing for ariion. ru Kou (I. ā 10: R ll itaĀ«il. PiuK Alr an lrr. Satina. Stroud: Myers. Eliot. Williamson. Howard. Third Sir hid . Shank. Ludwig. Polca, Sidlinger. Gorinen. Field Hockey 1971 Tin Slippery Roek Women'-- field Hockey tram finished thĀ«Ā 1()7I season with a nn'oril of fi Ā«ā¢ wins ami three losses. It was a buildingā year for Coach immrrmaii. who had only two first train players returning from last year. Tin season was fruitful liecause there were enough interested and en ihusiaslie girls to comprise three playing teams. Two teams plus substitutes were jelixe throughout the sea 'on. The team was led by top seorer and eaptaiu. Sue Myers. t the end of the season eleven girl- were chosen to parti ipate in the Pittsburgh Trials. Kigllt of tin's ā girls were scleetrd to attend the Mideast Seetional Tournament in Chamliersbufg. Pa. They are: D b Sin lling r. Kris Rrltsiadt. Katie Shank. Sin My ārs. Marie Ludwig. Sally Elliot. Debbi Pol a. and Judy illiam-Min. Out of these eight girls. Slip|H-ry Roek was fortunate l Ā have on girl, freshman Marie Ludwig, selected as a mctnlH-r Ā«Ā f tin Mideast II Team. This enabled Mari ' to participate in the National Tournament held at W est Chester over Thanksgiving Vacation. Our forward line rushing for another goal. 18? TTh- RĀ«m k scon uj nn. d a I Nonna lanS |o ln r li ft. 183 Women's Gymnastics 1972 First Ron (I. ā Rf: Mnitg, Fabian. Kasyan. Stewart. Adams. Occhilwno. Satxd, Clicnaull. Mcltsch. Secant I: lmbrogno, Grcybowski. Coach Sack. Mann. Drosjack. Kowalski. Roscnliaum, Bank). Brough. The 1971-72 Sli| |M ry Rock State College Womenās Gymnastics Team competes in four home and three away meet- in regular coin-petition. The girl- compete in four events: balance beam, floor exercise. uneven parallel bar . and vaulting. W ith a strong start at the Ix-ginning of the season. Mrs. Suck. Couch. i- hopeful of improving last earās record of 3 wins and 3 losses. Post season competition includes the Pennsylvania Stale Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championship Meet at Millcrsv ill - ami the Kaslcrn Regional W omenās Gymnastic Championship at Springfield. Massachusetts. The team placed second in the State- Championship and seventh at the Kasleru Championships last year. Kathv Adams . . . another gum I vault. 185 Fn hman Jour Chriuull performs hrr ir.i hll - on high l :ir. Women's Volleyball 1971 First Ron (I. ā R): Tudor. Dallon, Satina, Holme . Rocnick. Saul, ,McArthur. Second Verna, Johnson. Balchus. Mook, Kciffer. Wood. Milliron. Moseley, Foley. Coach Wheaton. Third Dcuchecnr. White. Tin- hot ami roltl playing of the Vol-lev iiall tram made 1971 a disappointing season. The A leant finished with a losing 4-5 reeorrl. The high point of their season, however, was a 1th place finish at a Sport's Day at California. Captained lĀ Cathy Foley, the team played to a 9-4 record that day against such teams as Indiana. California and Fill. This season may prove to have been a building one for our Coach. Miss Wheaton, for the āBā team finished their season on a winning note. After losing the first two matches, the leant, captained by Peg Holmes, won tin- remaining games for u 7-2 record. Seniors ā First Ron (I. R): Pi-ggy Holme . Klaint Milium. M. J. Rocnick. Second: Rent Woml, Nancy White. Mary Moseley. Women's Swimming 1971 Tint Rou (L ā R): D.is iĀ«lĀ«-k. Courtett, l.akatush. Barlholf. Douthett. Second: Corona, Anstadt. Resinol, Pountchr. Mulkerin. Stratton. Diering. Shannon. Third: V'enm-ri. McDonald, Cross. Carpenter. Ditlman. Fourth Porter. Truxall. Smurthwaitc. Dickson. Hasslebcrg. Roberts. Miss Cavil). McCool. McKay. Adams. Stern, Remit). Maicllo. Hall. Faring their most challenging and demanding season ever. tin 1971-72 Rock Swim Team is considered I lie strongest ever with matt} returning varsity members bolstered by some new and promising freshmen. The leant demonstrated their ability against Pitt and a strong Kent leant, losing only to Ohio Stale arid Clarion in a Double Duel meet. This year the team is participating in a split season schedule fulminated bv the Eastern Regional DCWS meet in New Haven. Conn, and the National DCWS meet in Cineinnatli. Ohio, both in March. The outlooks for the 1973 season are promising according to Miss ilma Cavill. Coach. Pat McCool executing another u|M-rh dive. Cheerleaders 1971 188 First Row (l-r): Sue Rcmaley. Mary Lineman, Debbie Walick. Srtorul Row: El lie Vcllcsig. Barb Holden. Third Rote: Haiti Gcvonnky. First Row: Jill Klein. Sandy Vance. Second Rote: Polly Weisscr, Clara DiDominieo. Third 189 O CL CO __ CO LU 2 ā CO LU CO LU 2 ā O CL CO CO LU CO LU O CL CO CO LU Z - z - o a: co CO Lil z ā O CO CO LU 90 Jacalyn An key Barbara K. Ansiadf 1 rene AbU n Peter Abdulovic Cheryl J. Abel Mary Elizabeth Agvc Terry J. Aiuppy Jane Allman Robert D. AiUhouse Margaret L Altenur Margaret 1_ Anderte I ana Androon Shicla Anderson Kathleen AndrcasĀ i Cindering uĀ cla ... David W. Anile Shirley A. Anlo Herbert E. Arbertman Karen Arnold Sue Ayer Bonnie A. Bahni Sutun J. Baer Cary Bairrl Elizabeth A. Blair Joyce F. Baker Mari E. Baker Sail) Balia- Theodore Banner Karen A. BareikoM-ki Daniel P. Ramcr Janet 1.. Barr Mark I). Barton Ralph P. Barr. Jr. Martha E. Beagle Joyce A. Bartoe Virginia Bra I Cynthia Rirton Margaret Beech 193 Virginia Bcethrr Undl J. BĀ« nlin Kathleen A. Bengston Andrew E. Benko, Jr. Eastburn C. Bennett Thomas Bennett William Berner James R. Bernctt Anthoncy Belters, Jr. Sadie Belters Deborah Bidwell Margaret E. Bicbcr Deborah Bicrly Clenna J. Biggins Patricia Ann Black Marsha J. Blank Linda Bloom Thomas E. Blm-mling Sandy Lee Blum Richard Boggs 194 James F. Bohn Richard Bohonek Kathryn Bolinyky Diana Bonnefl Nancy R. Boselovic Anna lav Boyd Sumo I . Brand Patricia Brandcm-lrin Thoma Braun Paul C Brvnnlleck John J. Brennan Richard A. Brrwulrr Alma Brown Carol Brown Joan Brown Naney J. Brown Sli-warl R. Brown William Brown Bagman Bruckcr Kli jbeth L Burhman Judith Ann Burke Vietorinc M. Buschc Helen Bugler Alvin B rd Barbara Caldwell 195 Geary D. Caliguiri Gregory Campbell Joyce Campliell Mary Campbell Patricia C. Campbell 196 William B. Campbell, Jr. Royannc CaHetti Barr D. Chapin S. U-aun Cancellion Christinr Carney Geraldine L. Chapman Margie Cupcara Frank A. Canon Mary T. Chapman John M. C3|x rali Joan A. Carson Patricia Chew Rocket athletes enjoy the |K rts Banquet. Peter M. Carando Kathleen Celko Patricia Chew iXāhorah L Chreslie Dawn L. Christie I I Joyce A. Carpin Vincent Cieslrwirv Law re nee M. Cirelli James Clare Clare C Clark Virginia M. Cogwcll Terry C. Colatriann Dianne D. Cole Deborah L Cooper Sharon A. Corcoran Jeffrey W. Corll Virginia f). Cornelius- Phyllis J. Couch Karen Coulter Susan Craft lamia L Crans Maxine U. Crawley Billie Crawford Patrick Crawford Patti Crowmell 197 198 The only way to have a friend is to be one Charlotte Demina Lorraine Denny Mareus Dentici Judy Derhofer Ellen Dr lin Carol Dittman Chri Doerflinger Ctrl E. Donali Marilyn Dell My era Mary E. DelSignore 199 200 Kathleen Drencher Jean M. Driscoll Margaret J. Dry burg Diane Dudley Mary Dugan Jeanne M. Dun mi re Linda J. Dunn Linda Dybiec Stanley Dziedzic Marsha D. Eddy David J. Edwards Linda J. Egclston Pamela S. Richer James Reed Enrielli Elaine A. Epplcy I Kenneth Evans Terry L. Fahmcy Mary' J- Farley Nancy Fa men Mike Fatigantc Christian M. Faybik Irene R. Fedak Rosemarie Fedorke Laurie J, Fellows Sallie Ferris Nelson Pompeo Fillo Kathy Ann Figurelli Cynthia I.. Filer Richard Fisehhof Edward J. Fisher Susan F Richard 1.. Flick Arleen A. Flanagan Barham Fogel Ceeehn Fleekenstein Constame M. Foreht Joyce Ann Fleming Ann C. Foulk 201 Manfield J. Frank Deborah Frrger Linda L. Friend Louis Fronduli Eli C. Gaither Sandra C. Garbacz Robert Glenn Gardner Catherine L Gearhart Rhonda Germ-lias Joanne L. Genova Patri Gloria Giarnis o Lynn Giering Janis L. Gillespie Lindj R. Gilmore Merry A. Giordano Judith L. Glenn Kathleen L. Glenn Carinalirida Gloriuso Barbara Cohllier): Anne E. Goodman Leslie Gorski Gretta M. Goss Kenneth D, Grare Nancy J. Graham Susan Graham Mar Margaret Gray car Anne Myers Green Rosemary A. Gregory Judy A. Grimes Carol K. Grise John J. Gro| |i James Gnibrr Cynthia Haekenhcrry Michael K. Haeketl John P. Hackney Richard Hale Virginia Haley Kathyleen A. Hall Denise llalpcro Harry Hammer Nancy J. Hanks Joy Hanley Beverly J. Hansen Patricia Hanlon 203 Christine Harris Rebecca Hart Sherry L. Hartman Carlotla M. Hartrell Almce Haser Barbara M Hawk Karen L HendrrĀ on Donna 1-ou Health David A. Ilerlinjjer Siisin J. Hrggii Cindy Hijdey To see music Come out the walls Is what I want to do again Ruth Penkoske Charlc N. Held Michelle Hileman Cheryl Sue Hilly Richard Hofrnoi tcr Paul Holman Judy Hernrr Michael Hillman Chmtina Hippie Colleen M. Iln ur Su an K. Holhein ' I I 204 I Patricia A. Ilooge Pamela J. Horter Arlene A. Hrit ko Linda HopkinĀ« Roxane F.. Houck Helm Hubbard Jewel Hopson Daniel EL Houlihan Peggy Huber Debra E. Hormmg Linda Houston Henry A. Hudson HI Margaret S. Holmes Lynn Hornang Judith A. Howe Nancy J. Huffman Kenneth F. Hughe 205 Sunbathing with a saxigena. Kathy Huston Faye Hull liison Deborah A. lullā Blase lurio Juililh Inrio Hoilmy G. Irwin Janet K Juek Li nil J Jaekson Nancy K. Jackson Siisiii Jameson Patricia Janoront' Oii| A. Jasmin Cynthia Jenkins Marayarci A. Jenny Carol Jean Johnson Kristine Johnson Carol J. Johnston Pamela Deanna Jones Sushi Jones A 206 Karen Jugovir u-an Kamenjar William A. Kama Linda K. Juliu Bonita L. Kainjecki Dclmrah J. Karr Ruth A. Jurinko Ted Kan tor Carl J Kaseler Marietta F. Kachman Di horali L K.V|Ā (i (Icirral Kazaneeki Lucan nr Kachmarik Carla Karim Denise A. Keath i Ruth E. Refer Karen Sue Kelley David P. Krhrli Patricia A. Kelni Gail Reiser Donna C. Kennedy Iva C Kelly Barbara A Kenney 207 Jeffrey Kent Mary Ki lo Ronald Knapp Linda Keough Susan A. King Robert Knopf Susan Lynn Kcrber FIi .al etli Kiser Patti A. Koller Carolyn A. Kcrlik Kenneth P. Klammer Francis Komara Karen Kerr Victoria Klein Christine Kondrot Kathleen A. Knnkiel Diane L. Konopiso Teresa L. Konvolinka Jacqueline H. Korbakcs Mary J. K Ā ty ak Ccorgann Kovaeovsky James J. Kovac Daniel Kralik f 208 Spring! No rain? Marjory Kramer Mary Beth Kress Raymond Kroniacr Larry M Kraus Kathleen F. Kricbcl Vicki F.. Kropp Monirj L Krupinski Amy Lihi RĀ«-Uy Krystek Gary G. Lafever Dehra J. Kuiken Jeffrey Like John Kuril Mary Ann Lx'e Sharon R. Kutehes Mary Ijng FJi jlwth A. Large Nancy Jeanne I .arson Margaret E. Laughner Mary L. Lawson Prank LaĀ«eri Clare Le Donne Lawrence Lincttaugh Phillip L. Linebaugh Emogene K. Linn James K. Linn Patti Ann Litterni Jeffry Little Anita L. Loluch Naneilee Locke Janet M. Logsdon 210 A fine display of attentiveness 3nd desire to learn. Das ill L. Luria Jane I Main I iiula MnrCucri Dale Marklc Thoma Marron Morgan-1 L. l.ydick Adrienim- Majors Edward Marinzol Karon A. Marks Linda L Marshall William Love Frances A. Lubomski Grcldu n R. MacKinney Mary E. Madron Cris L Mann Marilyn C. Manns A favorite perching s|m Arlene M. Lorrnxini Rachel E. Lyons Cared A. Malagan 311 rf. Patricia Ann Marshall Dale J. Marsfco Jay E. Marstellar Bernadette Martin Carol Martin Michael S. Marlin Mary K. Mary Connie J. Matter Marsha I.. Matin-Christine Matisko Ann M. Mattel Kathryn M. Matuke Karen Ann Mausl Marlane Mautino Linda S. Maxwell Marlene A. McCauley Cheryl Ann McCoy Mark L McCoy Norma lā McDonald Dehorah D. MeElhattan 212 Kathleen A. McElhtnney Anne McEntrice Thomas MrFarlane Daiitl McCuire Pat McKenzie Harold Mellon. Jr. So a line Mrll er Cynthia A. .Merchant Maureen M. Mihn Myleen K. MeMillcn Li ml a MeNev Thomas McNathee Kmina MeNaul Conrad Me Nee LxĀ uis MeRohertu Cathy J. Mean Karen Medico Susie and Brenda take a Rocklelte break. 213 SR. ov n prare rally. Dawn C. Miller Virginia L Miller William E. Miller Rawuond S. Milligan Jr. Elaine I). Millirpn Dale Minjock Arlene Miorclli Patricia Mirth Rojer 0. Mitchell Sylvia Mitchell Cristino Mungell Diane L. Moninger Edward M. Moore 214 Paula J. Mooro Carol J Morrison Nancy Jo Moser Diane I.. Moorhead Charlotte I. Morrison Mary I.. Mosley Vincent A. Mombilo Lleanor Morrison Donna Lit Mows Lynn Morlcy Mary Jane Morrow Carol Mullen The greatest happiness of life is being loved for yourself . . . or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself. Victor Hugo Daniel F. Morris Cindy Morton Lynn A. Munnelly Carol A. Murdoch Joseph Murdzak 215 Clam C. Murphy John Odrrchowski Cynthia A. Niclioff Oswald T. Ndinyra Dellwrt I,. My cm Thomas Necir Patricia L Nolan Rose Ann Marie Mylo Dennis N. Noghju Honaltl C. Nordstrom Janice Naldu Donna Lee iSichokon Olivia Norrri Virginia Ogroilnik Ijslwlh Gail Olson Joanne Orhin Jane I 0shorn Anita C. Oiiecki : 216 I 1 I 1 Elaine Ozimok Roger L. Pacella Socializing an l studying at the same time is common at the Grille. Stephanie Pajcrski Nancy Palmer Frances A. Palomlm Margaret A. Parson.-. John Pasco : 217 Contemplating John R. Paster Patricia I). Patsiga Ronald P. Peluso Mar)- Ann Pali Rebecca A. Pavlik Saundra Pento i Barbara J. Perry Louis J. Perry Daniel Peters. Kathi Peterson 1-estrr Petty Elizabeth Phillips Patricia A. Pickard Joan F. Pi roeh Jean Joyce Pivik Michael C. Plank 218 Belly J. Policy Goldie Pontiu Marilyn K. Popik Lorraine M. Porter Sally Porter Susan Porterfield Barbara Po t Rebrera L P.treell Candanre Quinn William Rakers AI phonx A. Rapa Ruth Alii e Redman TKEās Ā« n the wall. 219 220 Dane- T. RĀ« ā¢ ā¢ Alexander K. Riddell Judith F.. Ritchey Naric) I). Richard Gcorgiann M. Riddle Ja Rilenour Dr Ann Rrmak F. Denni Rirgrlncgg Sandra I- Roach Michael Hr nr Trifun Hifta-Judith A. Hudrllj A thought provoking Rockd game. F.li al rth M. Rice Kathleen A Rihlry Ann Rodfer Jo Ann Rodffrm 221 Stopping to lake a breath between claim . A i | i ill studying scone at S.R. There is nothing either good or bad but thinking makes it so. 222 Barbara Rossi Shelly R. Roth Paula Rusiowirz lamia Rowland Bmcc Russell Karen M. Ro nowski Bruce IJ. Ru-m'II Marilyn RwĀ«i Anita G. Ru m Marion I.. Rimovil Ann M. Ryan John S. Subik Julie C. Sandberg Thomas Saniry Ellen M. Santoli |tiido John J. Sauro Andrea Sawrhuck Diane I- Savioli Leonard Sawyer Edward Scharhern I.ynn Sehauh Raymond F. Schleiden Ruth A. Sehlc-idrn Beverly J. Schneider Roberl B. Scholl Sharon Y. Sehulbergcr Everything has been thought of before, but the difficulty is to think of it again. 223 Goethe Life is for living Give it a try Open your heart to That sun in the sky. Man T. Schumacher John R. Sciv Clyde Swogcr David Sherman James A. Scilla Theresa M. Shier Kathleen A. Savera Patricia L Shephard I 224 Patricia J. Shultz Susan L. Sindclar Darlene T. Sikor3 Susan Sizer Jarualyn A. Silapyi Ervin Skelton Jo Ann Simmon l-iwronco S. Skomo Barham 1.. Sinclair Glenn 1.. Skura 225 Somethin); is quite funny! A Term paper due tomorrow? Kathleen H. Smales Kenneth J. Sinaretsky Deborah Smellwir John H. Smith Robert Smith Robert Smith Roger S. Smith Sara Smith David J. Sinykowski Joy M. Snyder Marcia Snyder Donna I- Socrgel Cary L. Sokolowski Joseph F. Sollinger I i 1 4 226 William Socrates Tina Sole) Christine C. Soltis Lynne Sommers Sara C. Sonntag Ronald Sopaia Linda S. Sorbo George D. Sower Janet Spatiehia Joseph Spehar Darlene H. Stabile Barbara A. Stack Gregory E. Stack Thomas Patrick Stano Raymond Stark 227 Communication through Juilo. Judy Sled Suwn E. Still Louise Slreator Paulette Slein Palricia K. Stoner Patricia K. Strrich Kathleen W. Steiner Patrick W . Stoup Linda Stroh Cheryl Slcinkamp Robert T. Stout Micheal Strollo Kathe A. Still Jean Marie Straub Cathy A. Stroup 228 Cafeteria food i? always worth wailing for. Guidance from Mr. GalIinc.Hu for those in need. Frank R. Sty cl u ha r Samira Sulika Thomas Svccesy Deborah I- Szyman ki Denbe Taher Maureen Tadley Kathy A. Tayycart Audrey Tay lor 229 1 k.iiln Thoin|KH it Mjrlrin- Tinikn l-intla K. Tnlivr Maiyarci . Thompson IXwiii'l ToonH-āy Samira TriinUiir Wmilrll L. Tliornlon Lsmla J. Top|wr Susan H. Trill 230 Shr' oliviou-U judo with Mr. l-amlwrl. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Ginvorsiiix- Dalt- Truman Linda A. Turner Man Turner Alvin P. Va r Kenneth Twcnlier Jon Vnllhia Philip VaĀ«Ā«ir Michael M. Vinskl Kalhv S. Vcrnnesi Mar Ellen ViM Sophie Vinrenl Ann Tutmahcr Concella Veri 231 Eileen Vorck Timothy L Warner Barbara Ann White Shirley Vosbury Janice C. Watt Barbara L White Linda Anne Voye Marilyn A. Weaver Linda Wiblc William A. Walko. Jr. Nancy E. Wertheirn Carrir L, Widdov son Robert Wnllandrr Trodi West Cynthia H. Wicsen Patricia A. Wilkinson Phyllis L W ill Cheryl D. Williams Daniel F. W illiams Deannc Lee Wilson Adclc Winters Roberta Wykoff Joanne F. Wtorkowski 232 Ronald Vright Maureen R. Wood Donna B. Yoho Patricia L. Worth) Patricia Womner Martha R. Yoho Katherine Wood Karen L. Witlmer Kathleen E. Young David R. Woodruff Andrea Wise Vincent Zarhetti Nancy Woo l Cynthia R. Yager Joann I). Zeorcck Brooke E. Zeigler Paul J. Zeppenfeld David J. Ziglinski Mark Zigo Douglas Zimmerman David C. Zorn David L. Zott Sandra A. Zywar J 233 Ki w CO co o - 2 m o o coo ā 2 m o o co 0 ā 2 m o o Oā 2mo 0 o Dr. Albert A. Watrel President Slippery Rock State College (left) Wairel Kamils.- in rJam-. Billie. Mrs. Carole Wairel. Dr. Wairel, Bolilsie. Sue. 236 DR. DONALD I.. THOMPSON Vice President for Administrative Affairs DR. CHAMP R. STORCH Vice President for Student Affairs DR. JAMES N. ROBERTS Vice President for Academic Affairs 237 DR. WRAY C. BRADY Dean of Graduate Studies and Research DR. GEORGE W. SMITH Dean, School of Natural Science and Mathematics DR. WILLIAM C. MEISE Dean, School of Health. Physical Education, anil Recreation DR. WESLEY N. LAING Dean, School of Social and Behavioral Sciences DR. B. WAYNE WALKER Dean, School of Education DR. ALBERT E. SCUMITTLEIN Dean, School of Humanities and Fine Arts 238 DR. BRADLEY N. KEITH Associate Dean of the School of Health. Physical Education, anil Recreation DR. RAY A. OWEN Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs DR. NARCISO CAMBERONI Associate Dean of the School of Education MR. JAMES V. WATKINS Ass'.. Vice President for Student Affairs DR. DONALD F. MEGNIN 239 Director of International Education Academic Affairs I)R. ROBERT E. RAYMOND Athletic Director MR. TIMOTHY L CALUNEAU Dean of Student MR. HENRY C. HAMBY. JR. Director Ā« ( Planning and Development DR. ROBERT A. LOWRY Director of Admissions 240 MR. DONALD D. DiSPIRITO Director of Public Relations and Publications MISS ELLEN H. PERRIN Assistant to the Vice President for Student Affairs MR. CARL I.. LAL'GHNKR Director of Alumni Affairs MR. DALE 1- EKAS Director of Financial Aid MR. ALLEN McCLYMONDS Business Manager MR. THOMAS L. NESBIT Associate Director of Admissions I 242 MRS. KATHLEEN S. VINCENT Assistant Director of Public Relations and Publication' MR. WILLIAM F. SINGER Assistant Director of Admissions MR. PAUL A. STIEMAN Director of Computer Services MR. JOHN R. CARPENTER Sports Information Director MRS. JEAN S. WANCHICK Coordinator if Student Activities MR. ARTHUR VAN CONKLIN Superintendent of Building and Grounds MR. MICHAEL G. SARDINSKY Coordinator of Student Activities MR. ARTHUR GARRETT Director of Food Services DR. NELSON HALE MR. ROBERT BAILEY Area 11 Curriculum Coordinator Director of Housing 243 Library Department Ko,t l: N,r'- 1 ā¢ 1$ro - Mi K. King. Miss M. Suplirnson. Miss I), lanvillc, MU C. SiegriM. Ron 2: K. Neff. Mrs. P. Wallace. Mrs. K. Gillion Mr . M. b in . Mrs. M.A. Poller. Rou 3: R. Lmimmi. R. Wooii. H. Helinrirli, J. Drar.lorff, I.. Razzano. Art Department I. D. Wink. Mrs. A. Hcrioi. Mrs. J. Kauffman. J. S mrlluuĀ« r. G. Drunken, R. Craym . J. Myforrl. Modern Languages Department Run I F. Tro-ea-e. R. Gampisi, Or. K. Grib. Dr. I'. Amiable. Dr. R. Pallas. Dr. G. Navarro. Row 2: Dr. S. Glinsky. Dr. R. Boykin. V Sereda, Dr. C. b'hrrAo. K. Seh'vartz, Biology Department f)r. K. Mi hoi. T. John, W. Morrison. Dr. R. Mcdvr, F)r. K. Krdnun. Dr. R. Ilart. Dr. F PuKlicw. M. Shrllgren. F Hoffman. Dr. R. Taylor. Dr. C. Mueller. Dr. T. Gaither. English Department Physical Ed. Department Ron I, Mrs P. Powell. I.. Bur i. Mrs. L Sack. Dr. W. Herman. F. Powell. I)r. R. Acbcrsold, M. Hunkiuson. Dr R. Raymond. C. Wettig, K. Klar. D. Ginger. Dr. F. Brannon, C Williams. I,. HaĀ«ko, J. Hudak, Dr. M. Havmlick.ftotr 2: Dr. R. Block. J. Fgli. S. Baupk. Dr. W. Hotchkiss, M. Pariseiu. P. Bruno. J. Hamilton. W. Rose. T. Lambert. Health Science Department Dr. J. Pennell, K. l.owry, Mrs. L. Whaley. S. Kemlziorski. I)r. R. Whaley, Miss W. Ca-vill. Dr. Lowing. Library Science Dept. A. Back. Miss R. Wilhelm. Mrs. F. Walsh. M. Thompson. Philosophy Department 246 Dr. f. Kneupprr, Dr. F. Wells. Dr. R, Maeoskey. C. Buoiuiuto, W. Murphy. Dr. A. Larson. Physics Department Recreation Department Rou I: Dr. B. Kearney, Dr. M. Holland, Dr. C. Highland. Rou 2: SeaUd: Dr. J. Shiner. Dr. C. Chant. R. Di pirito, E. Boyer. Dr. R. Miller. Dr. J. Fcarday, Dr. M Bruels. Elementary Education Department Rou- 1: Dr. P. Wickershain. Dr. M. Shinaberry. Dr. R. Farit, Dr. M. A. Weller, Dr. J. Badgeti. Rou 2: Dr. Stromhakis, Dr. M. A. McKay. Dr. M. Barker, Dr. M. Barbour. Dr. G. Anderson. Rou 3: Dr. R. Hunkier. Dr. G. Quasi. Dr. D. Cooke. Dr. W. Polk. Chemistry Department j Ron I: Dr. R. Hutchins. Dr. H. Smith. Dr. W. G. Sayre. Ron 2: Dr. N. Papnnikolaou. Dr. J. Karnes. Dr. G. Smith. Dr. C. Dresden. M. Willis. I Political Science Department 248 Ron !; C. Hurtwif.'. Dr. I.. Guhh. M. Sclman. Ron 2: Dr. R. Peril , Dr. S. Cohen. G. Force. W. Powell. Geology Department Dr. K. Bii lim-ll. Dr. D. WalĀ« n. Dr. W Chapnuii. Dr. A. Ward. Dr. C. Shull . Dr. K. Hindi . Economics and Business Department 249 Sntini: Mr . V. Albers, Staiuling Dr. D. Traore, Dr. J. Horton. . Till. Miw J. Parker. S. Son. Music Department From: Dr. K. Sim . Ron 2: C. Barksdale. Mr?. J. Baker. Mi ? M. Ilartv i{{. C. Swope. Mrs. K Bentel. C. Bent cl. Rou 3: B. Scamaii, N Cleary. J. Kohix, Dr. C. OāBannon. J. Cox. C. Holden. Geography Department D. Cooke. B. Davis. Dr. D. Zimmer. Dr. J. Hurt - , T. Hannon. Mrs. C. Baldwin. Dr. A. G rote wold. W. Martin. Dr. K. Bognar. B. Boyle. Communications Department R. Struck. Dr. C. Price. Dr. P. Imhrock. Mathematics Department 351 Rou !: H. Vollz. Dr. C. CuttkW, Dr. H. Campaign! , Dr. W. Lindgren, Dr. D. Van Arman. Rote 2: Dr. K. Hou. Dr. A. Pagano. Dr. M. Drtlcfscn. Dr. C McQurr. Dr. F. Pavlick. Mr . S. Sah. Special Ed. Department Row I: Mis C, Nogy. Dr. t Dinner, Mis M. Omlrusko. Mrs. R. Ross. Row 2: I). Fair. A. Gallo. Dr. R. Myers. F. Livingston. Dr. R. Berner. Psychology Department Row l)r. G. Tnejtfrr. Dr. D. Shnvi. Dr lli knell. Mr-. A. Roeiler. Ron 2 Dr. J. Sample, Dr. Kirk. Dr. I). Vn- , Dr. M. Akht.ir. R. S re. Secondary Ed. Department Ruu- I: Dr. H. |j-n . Dr. N.I.. Gambrioni. Dr. R. l,iĀ«|rr. Dr. T. Bcggx. Ron 2: Dr. C. Combs. Dr. J. McKay. M. Sliirins. Dr. C. Fikc. Mr. A. W ilt y. Dr. II. Gochring. Sociology-Anthropology Department Rāi J. Mm. J. jpron. Miw 1- Wr ton. Dr. N. Hawkins Dr. S. B. Mani. M. Soan. Rouā 2: K. Bhatia. Dr. W. Taylor. Dr. J. fnlcrwagner. Speech and Theatre Department Rou I: Mis' M. MiizdK, Mr . C. F.rrera. Dr. T. Walwik. Mrs. B. BlaekĀ tone. Rou 2: L lllar. Dr. T. Walter . R. Stewart. M. Carle . Dr. Holian. R. Wallace. Dr. M. Kuhr. C. Fleischer. Educational Psychology and Guidance Department Rou I: Dr. L. Upton. H. Buhler. Dr. A. Wolfjtarth. Dr. C. Porter. Dr. C. Bennett. Rou 2: Dr. D. Wykoff. Dr. J. ljiwlmm, J. Mikulski. B. White-hill. S. Lower . C. Broehetli. Rou- 3. Dr. J. Stallone. Dr. W. Srhurian. Dr. N. Crook. M. Stone. 2S4 History Department Rou I: Dr. J. Mcnnrll, Dr. C. Scttlcmirc. Dr. R. Duncan. Dr. 0. Ross. D. Rose. Rau 2: D. Kelley, C. Shaw, Dr. R. Stark man. Dr. I). Cohling. Dr. K. Martin. J. Frasier. Row 3: Dr. P. McCarthy. Dr. J. Dearth. t Student Teaching Department 35$ Row I: Mrs. B. Ij'wis. Miss V. Foliar. I)r. W. Willkrns. Mrs. M. Betri-s. V. Bo le. Ron 2: Dr. J. Dcnbow. J. Ronn. Mrs. F. Minnirk. Dr. C. Jones, R. Freeman. Dr. (). McClure. Ron 3: A. Barnes. J. Dally Thank to Dcttcr. Kathy. Rosie. Lynn, and Sharon for their work on layouts and copy for the major sections of the Saxigena . . . Mr. DiSpirito. our advisor, for his unending aid during troubled times . . . Bill ami John, the Saxigena Photographers . . . PR office secretaries Barb and Jane . . . Special thanks to the girls in apt. 162 and Webby who put up with the many working hours along with us. These are our last thought as the final pages of the 1972 Saxigena. along with a memorable year, are completed. Mike and Flo 356
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