St Petersburg College - Troiad Yearbook (St Petersburg, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1963 volume:

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Lz'vz'ng is to ba IQ? is serz'0us,' always doing something. .NN Dr. Sageser Chosen to Receive Tvfoicza' Dedication The annual staff of 1963 proudly dedicates the twenty-ninth edition of the Troiad to Dr. Henry W. Sageser. Dr. Sageser first attended Purdue University Where he received his Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. Deciding upon a teach- ing profession, he attended the University of Louisville and received the degree of Bachelor of Arts in Education. Later, returning to Purdue University, he attained his Master of Science in Psychology and his Ph. D. as a Doctor of Philoso- phy in Psychology. . P V r r r e . Before coming to St. Petersburg Junioryiflollegeei in 1957, he taughtat North Eastilsourisianai State Collge, College of the Ozarks, and at the Uni- versity of Tulsa. He has just completed his sixth year at St. Petersburg Junior College where he has been an instructor in psychology. During this time, he has written several articles in the field of psychology which have been published in pro- fessional journals. Active in student aiiairs, he has been a sponsor of the freshman class and is presently an advisor to the Student National Ed- ucation Association. p Forrhis outstanding ability as an instructor, for his unfailing, understanding interest in his stu- dCI1ts,yfor theiqualities that make hime well-liked and respected byihisr colleagues as well as his stu- dents, and for just being fi himself, we take pride indeclicatingc-ur 1963 yrroiasetqnr. Henry Sageser. S it Q e it Campus LW The year is the temporal arrangement. It is jC,s eternal recurrence. Every year has the sarne events, with only the people ehangingg and as indizfrdualg they too are soon forgotten, Separafe nzernories blur into a few impressions and when a few years pass only these fleeting visions remain to capture the year's flow of people, places, and things. me If 4 Registration Is Orgunizea' Confusion 5 Students must complete innumerable forms and cards during the registration process. 18 Filling out registration forms con- sumed a large portion of registration time. New students conferred with their counselors in preparing their Perhaps the most painful part of registration was the college program. paying of tuition. i Putman K rr --.,,,,...Mm The Student Court issued automobile registration during final Students were required to have their pigtures taken for registration. their permanent hles. Freshmen crowded the gym for orientation speeches and instructions. President Bennett extends a welcome to in- coming students at the orientation assembly L 1 I The Wanderers provided musical entertainment during the fall orientation assembly. Urientation Acquaints Students with Campus Li e In orientation classes, new students were acquainted with the campus activities. 21 Dean McClure ojers vital information to the students. Rush Parties Begin Social Season Fashion shows were some- times used as the main feature of the rush party. Rushees and club members get acquainted during the evening. During Women's I.C.B. Rush, refreshments were served to the rushees of the various clubs. 22 Club Mascots contribute to the evening by serving the refreshments. As rushees entered a club mem ber was on hand to pin an iden tihcation tag on them. The showing of the club scrapbook was an important feature of every rush party. 23 ,W,-ffW..,.,, .V f- ...,- - ,, Congratulations were shared as each girl received her bid. A bid is received . . A scream is heard . . . Congratulations are showered 24 Numerous exjaresxiorzs were evident as hopeful girls awaited or received their bids. i w , f i z by x Alr. Marsli announces social club bids during the czmrrz ia' ay erzerales High Emotion 25 Social Clubs Initiate Pledges Typical pledge harassing is noted as members are requested to act out a simulated air raid. Many lowly initiates were required to perform humorous skits for the entertainment of their sis- ters. 26 Informal initiation sometimes entailed embarrassing exhibitions in public. 1,1 I un. Informal initiation often saw pledges dressed in weird costumes. U .. .june Pledges were often required to perform menial tasks for their club mascots. Pledges of some social clubs wore signs of degradation during pledge period. 6h53.ri , 1,3 5,'ts-.ehiwsiagseiri 112' .gp-a-n-1-I . Prospective members sometimes were Formal dinners were an integral part of initiating required to collect money for their new members. club. 27 S r-n.,,.x luqgt-. 1. Minn .fs M, -3 33 rf 2 f Q RW.- wi vw ming. v-. an -an-.- A lzopwful randidatf present.: his platform to several puffing studvnts. Students V056 Z0 Candidatfxf and canzpaigzz nzr111f1gm1v buxily zQ'01'kvf1 at night to crvct their canzjxaign j10.vtf'r.x'. Gfffing tlzfir pwtitiovm .vignffl zrrzx fl 11fcf1fsa7'y chow for jn'05j1wctiL'f' fIl71IHI1IZf61Y. 'IW , Jljlii-29112 -'h1lPcJl'1rL1r'Q'r'n 1 1 e W QT no 'Fifi' 5.33 'f QESIQMW , , as gQ.5f.w s g MAN QM-H Fabric signs proved to be good attention getters. Many signs showed originality in con struction. Elect Campus Leaders Clever slogans were employed by many of the pros- Unusual signs caught the eye of many passing students pective candidates. 29 vm ECW? 1 t 0 ?f'3'1 I tw 'i Mu ttf ADHUQQD I -e IIN X1 UQ X ,af Qiv N SQ-xv. Ah, Election chairman Rick Chappelear addresses the voters before election speeches. fx - W, ,, LARRANGE 5 hit 1 . W.-lf Candidates portray a variety of expressions as they await their turn to speak. Each candidate was given a chance to present his platform. During fall elections, voters check the Wooden Horse for pictures and platforms of the prospective candidates. Poll watchers check 017 her name as a freshman girl casts her ballot. 31 ? in ff, . .KW W Voting lines were a common sight at the polls Student Government president Bob Moore addresses the orientation as- sembly. Student ooernment rcyects Benmt Student oajf Student Government members display varied reac- After meefingft if was ll C0V'lm0n Sight 50 we mem tions as the historian snaps their picture. bgff 5071716751718 in the hall' 32 School Improvement Chairman, Katy Ahl sold stu- SGA members worked after meetings in order to dent directories during final registration. count the election ballots. hui: Emi . ui'.F'16 it 4.0 3 ni t tml, is mimi UUE ,mee 2 I 1'A'Lw' of Mu FM SFC 38 Siem 4 Uni M113 .mf fsmu sssnmiznygwg The burlock sign, under the direction of the SGA Public Relations Chairman, contained notices of events of interest to the student body. 33 Students had the opportunity to re-new old friendships and make new acquaintances at the traditional SGA Get Ac- quainted Dance. The annual Mistletoe Balln was one of many SGA social affairs projects. Election results were announced at the SGA Elec- tions Dance. fm g it MM, The SGA sponsored several sock-hops during activity periods throughout the year. After staff meetings, Wooden Horse reporters gathered to discuss their assignments. During the first semester, Troiad sta17 members worked constantly organ- izing and taking photographs for their deadlines. 35 A ff.. Student Court members organized the student automobile registra- tions. SGA member, Karen Kisten, helped in the production of a Season,s Greetings banner. LJ Delegates gathered to discuss common problems during the Florida junior College SGA con- vention which was hosted by the SPjC student government. Brick masonx worked conxtantly during the early .vtagex of the construction of the new buildingx. 36 A, iui'1hn.yW,AV . Construction o the new Arts and Sciences building on Fifth Avenue North wax under way throughout the year. Huge pieeex of machinery were a common sight during the eonxtruefion of the new Student Union Building. Campus Gets a New Look Progrexs on the Student Union Building was slow but the new addition was hnally completed in February. K7 fl4E.n1gm.Q,2'fWiP ..4L ! A bgiquq K .ls Language labs give students an opportunity to practice the spoken language. Students Grow in Classroom Atmosphere Students often find it necessary to confer with their professors after class. In Speech classes, students learn the art of debate. 38 Dr. Chamberlain and Mr. Evans prepare for one of their biological science T.V. classes. A student selects a backrow seat to catch up on his much needed sleep. , NTS Www Technical students spend much of Sociology students listen attentively Lab sessions of science classes provide their class time at the drawing to class lectures. an opportunity to apply knowledge. boards. 39 The SUB was usually extremely crowded with students eating lunch and talking with friends. The more important function of the SUB was to provide a student cafeteria. UB Provides a Student Gathering Place The attractive club boxes provided a convenient means of Various student activities took place in the SUB communication. 40 Q. :WM K I 1 AMW. x S - U ir ,Q-I1- , . , im! ,r li i 111 i l 1 vE h. Long lines of students were a common sight in the cafeteria during lunch time. Soft drinks were always a popular seller. Hot sandwiches and soups were made available to the students in the tempo- W s.,X!11i,X,x3 qmmk William Cook Cafeteria Manager rary SUB. A stop at the cashiers was the last and most painful stop. Library trafic was constant throughout the day as students converged upon it from all parts of the campus. Students used much of their li brary time in preparation of Individual study booths were helpful in insuring uninterrupted study. their homework assignments. M, t, At., N, f i QWQM 42 Libranf Ujers a Wealth qv Knowledge Students find the library reading area a convenient place for study and relaxation. Throughout the year, the library stajj' arranges displays concerning various subjects of student interest. In the general study area, students ind a place for quiet, undisturbed study. . EMI .5 5 .tu 2 is was 2 gf-w-M., The Vocal Artists Ensemble appeared in the Lyceum Couneil jrrogram, NSil1I0Ul'ffI7.Y of Songf' Lyceum Council Presents Variea' Programs AI Minns and Leon james exhibited their dancing tvelzniques at the presentation of f'Tfze Story of fazzf' Randy Weston appeared with his jazz group in the hrst Lyceum Council program 45 Bookstore Serves As cz Student Convenience bookstore aforded a convenient place in which students could b nt books before making a selection. Students purchased their college supplies at the campus book store. In addition to basic supplies, the bookstore oferea' many other articles such as sweatshirts and pennants. 47 n if Current paperbacks w interested students. X32 , A f J' K ere available to THE CONTINENTALS: Russ Hoyle, jimmy Powell, Don Pascoe, Lance Abair, jim Scott, Dan Beeman. fC Students Form Dance Bands THE WANDERERS: .Mike Cooper, Mike Smith, jim Manderscltiefd, Ray Klein. H2511 11 7 -L ' Q! i?7Q.'il5rZ-f - t ff! A eademios Beyond jagged rocks and patches of thorns looms a castle of gold. The and the thorns trap glows in the distance. the vision remains to of this vision and fall caught on the thorns. from rock to rock -W rocks are difficult to climb, and entangle as the castle Although the way is rough, encourage. Mangf lose sight among the rocks or become But for those who stumble for those who struggle to free themselzxes from the entanglements of the thorn patches A for those who push on toward the golden castle, the reward is theirs. For these are the ones who have kept their goal before them and have fought against all disillusionments to continue along the rugged path toward the achievement of their ultimate goal - the glowing castle of education. G-IU ll' 41 I' new 1. :Hmmm V W, ..1,E...,.1...DE..1 PINELLAS COUNTY Q BOARD or PUBLIC 1NsTRUc'1jgfQggf Numan LAKE orifice in .f,'fh 1 izff: tg ,4.. 1 is f-., . .,, Y . 0 To The Graduates of 1963: Congratulations to all members of the l963 graduating class. I am extremely proud of the continual progress that you have made during the past few years. The progress at the St. Petersburg Jun- ior College has become a symbol of progress to the entire community. For we are rapidly becoming known as a Community Junior College, serving the entire County. The completion of your formal education at the Junior College marks just another step of your accademic progress. we know this means the culmination of some very happy and stimulating years. I am sure that you will agree with me that it will be necessary to go on and complete your college or university training or go into suc- cessful employment. In the years ahead, I am sure that we can count on you as a friend and booster for our College and that you will spread the word to others of the fine program and the fine advantages of attending Junior College. We need the enthusiastic support and your leadership as we continue to build a great Junior College and a great State. My best wishes are extended to you for success and happiness. Cordially yours, f 1 Floyd T. Christian Superintendent of Public Instruction it ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD MEMBERS - Farmer: .Mn fim Weakley, Executive Secretar3 Absent FRONT ROW: Mr. jim Robinron, President: Mrx. Don- Mrs. Dan Crazvford: Mrs. Adrian Brown Miss Eunice ala' Gilbartg Mr. Sandy Sanders, Ist Vice Presia'ent. BACK Hakmlln-' DV- ATUIUT Alffllfyflfff-' MT- ViC1'0f Kulll RQWg My' Bob Tgggq- ,Mp Donald Gilbayft' Aly, Gpgygp Mr. -lack Turner: Mr. Plzil Gilbert, Qncl Vice Prefiflznf Alumni Association Sponsors A World Peace Scholarship The Alumni Association, consisting of SPQIC graduates, undertook the most ambitious project of its long years of service to the college during 1962-63. In addition to the two service scholarships which it offered, the Board of Directors established the VVorld Peace Scholarshipw for a foreign student. With this scholarship, the Alumni Association, will afford all Hnancial support to a student from Latin America for two years of study at SPIIC, beginning in the fall of 1963. The annual Christmas dance and May picnic, which are held for alumni and students, highlighted the Alumni Asso- ciation's social projects. Working closely with the Student Government Association, the alumni continued to support student activities and to keep the alumni informed of campus events through the publication of a biannual Alumni Newsletter. 51 if .rf ii ' , ,I 5 e l . '.., L - - JAMES T. WEAKLEY, Ill Director of Public Relationsg Execu- t i z' e Secretary, Alumni Associa- tion. A.B., University of Miami Q Y - is 5 b 9351. f Q 1 5' EE A 5555 -,gym-X -, iswwfkgfm M . is 'WZ ' MK 52 M DR. MICHAEL M. BENNETT President M-..,,,,Nm WWXN, sf? ..--1 w W LOIS M. SMOUT Direetor of Finance and Services B.A., Greenville College KENNETH G. SKAGGS Vice President M.A., University of Florida J. E. NICHOLSON Manager, College Bookstore DONALDJ TOLLE Dean of Instruction Ed D Florida State University WM. STEPHAN Assixtant to Co- ordinator of Eve- ning Classes M.Ed., University of North Carolina Coordinator of Evening Classes M A University of Kansas VERA M. DUMAS Dean of Women M.A., University of Chicago WESLEY E.. MCCLURE Dean of Student Personnel M.Ed., University of Florida ROY E. OLDHAM Dean of Men B.D., Western Theological Seminary 56 ing ROSE MARY AMMONS Director of Test- M.A., George Peabody College ' -f5,.tza,f::.,l ii ' , ,ziL,- egg: ,bvz ' :,,. 1 Vf,, -,V ue .' K A, V - 1 rf A N Lo WEEJSKINS ALBERT RUTH MARSH MCDONALD Director of job Placement and Vocational Coun- seling M.A., University of Michigan Director of Stu- dent Activities , S ,S H f e er? t i V 2 f use .wa t iniweavt if .- ,, 4352 2 is A A Y LUTHER DAVIS Counselor M.Ed., Auburn University L t of Q' JOHN GILLEY Associate Registrar M.S.Ed., Purdue University MARJORIE SWARTS Associate Registrar M.S., Kansas State College of Pittsburg THOMAS HOWZE Counselor M.A., George Peabody College KIMBER MORAN Counselor M.Ed., University of Florida JACK E. MAUNEY Ed.D., Oklahoma State University M.S., Cornell University Director, Health Clinic M.A., George Peabody College , i,,, D z lr. A 'VB i' L EVELEEN CHARLES SHRINER WAINMAN Counselor Counselor M.A., Ball State Teachers College M.Ed., University of Virginia . ., ,fs 15,5415'1giisifiiiilrilfiiiiiilighli f 1wzff,riififitll,g5QLZE'5ZQ5X5Q5f'5g amEsQ ' 'V JXQQKMXW7 7' w'iSiir5E:.f':2EL?2'ZEi9??e5ii1LQfRsit'ssia2ZA iS,..52Qfm lilies M-xi .ii TOD O. DRAVIS Chairman M.Ed., University of Pittsburgh apartment if Business A a'mz'nz'stm tzbn BAXTER BATES LOUISE HOL- M.Ed., Boston LENBECK University M.S., University of Tennessee I JAMES MARY JAMES PAT MCAFEE ELIZABETH HUFFMAN B.S., Florida State M.A., George ROBERTS M.A.E., Univer- University Peabody College M.A., Columbia sity of Florida University ROBERT C. BOHAN Chairman M.S., Syracuse University 0 Radio and Televz'sz'0n EDMUND CENEDELLA B.A., Florida State University JOHN OPHELIA WAL SACKETT SINGHAM M.Ed., University M,A,, University of Fittsburgh of Florida CAROLYN M. PARKER Chairman M.A., Duke University LESLIE MARY LOIS GEIGER COATES EDINGTON M.A., Columbia M.Ed., Rhode M.A., Indiana University Island College University EDWARD SYLVIA HINCKLEY HOLLADAY Ph.D., Harvard M.A., Auburn University University ETHLYN WALTERS MCRAE NAPOWSA M.A., Florida M.Ed., University State University of North Carolina 'I vt RUTH KAUFMAN M.Ed., Pennsyl- vania State Uni -I --1 fm ms- ri fuss, ., 7 . , ,,,,,,s,,,,. versity S S. lr '-1 fm, ' .' 'giiyivzifresf-fax. ,.,,, , I. ,,ez.w1,,fz,:,y , , . 1 , jg51iU:'2iEQiI is 1 , I. 'f j'IQ':f'.f9v 1 L. xr : , .Sm :I , Iwi,-qvssz ' 'L f MARTHA PIANO M.A., University of Alabama ,fun-ki. ,,, 5L,,,,tzIgw., K ' - mf f.af4z:.ff 1 fzzifs we MARY AUSTIN M.A., Florida State University HELEN BOHMAN M.A., Florida State University WARREN BUITENDORP M.A. University of Rochester SALLY CLARK M.A., Columbia University. Department qv Englislz fivrwisr sm- .. asv-V . t:,i ix I W 1.: . f'z?':51fffz mtl f.-, .. L -ff. MACK GRAVES FLORA GUY HELEN HILL M.A., George M.A., Columbia M.A., Mississippi Peabody College University Southem College ELLEN JAY JOISIEFDITDEN VIRGINIA KRUG MAJOR M.A., University IYI-P92 Pefmgyli M.A., University of Kentucky lan? tate m' of Georgia I GERALDIN E LORNA GLADYS TURNER WEARING WITTEMANN M.Ed., University M.A., Syracuse M.A., Columbia of Florida University University 59 AUGUSTA RALPH REED POER M.A., George M.A., Columbia Peabody College University Libmgf - -, ff., ,i -5 my ,ww -...Ep Sfgfiw ' .... mm ' Ni 'l' - : '-f ,.:--T-1 -in ET- ' ' 'fl ':2!-f ' - TEV UQ 5-2:25 i L.,,.' fs-x,w'k?7m ::g::.5:'--I , ,- e ta- fl -V .- wmwwfwwwigmgw MARGARET ELOISE ALLEN CAMERON M.S., Florida M.S., University State University Of KCI1tuCky HARRIETTE RIDLEY Chairman Ed.D., New York University A 1 2 fi 1 y Y- 4 ,LY MARION SCHUH M.A., Texas Technological College J ,,,, 5 GM I WM , , .,,, .4 vt , - -.fb unhqln , .. . .M ..... ...,.. A QE?'fM'w.i?F if is elry 5'mW ae Tae wel 1 Ea texemwqf yr ,, I ms Jet? is M D V ,.5 . 7: i' 5 J? JANE PATANE M.A., Florida State University 60 elyartment 0 umanztzes YVONNE FLOYD FUNK FOREE Ph.D., George Ed.D., Columbia Peabody College University R I C H ARD MONTAGUE Ed.D.,' Florida State University ROBERT EDWIN LeROY WEIL SETZER STOVER Ph,D., University M.S.M., Union M.A., George of North Carolina Theological Sem- Peabody College inary SARA CRITTENDEN Head Librarian M.A., Florida State University WILLIAM R. RICE Chairman M.S., Bowling Green State University MARY RUTH BROOKOVER M.A., University of California MARY CAN TWELL M.A., Columbia University FLORENCE ARTHUR GRAY GILLHAM M.A., University M.A., Columbia of Mississippi University DONALD LYNCH Ed.D., Pennsyl- vania State Uni- versity GEORGE MORRIS M.Ed., University of Florida 61 Department cy' M athematics DENVER LESTER BOYD BAILEY Ed.S., University M.S., University of Florida of Kentucky JOSEPH DORSETT M.S., University of Illinois ANNA HALL M.A., West Vir- ginia University LOUISE RICE M.Ed., University of North Carolina JANE LEE EVANS M.A., University of Alabama HOMER JOPLING A.M., New Jersey State Teachers College OTIS ULM M.S., University of Pittsburgh ARTHUR YV. GAY Chairman M.A., University of Florida ARNOLD EARL COY PAULINE ECK CHATFIELD B.A., Cornell Uni- M.A., University M.A., Columbia versity of Michigan University apartment typ atuml Sciences THOMAS JOSPEH CHAM- BACKUS BERLAIN Ed.D., Florida Ph.D., Ohio State State University University EDGAR EVANS M.A., Alabama Polytechnic Institute GEORGE HEI- RICHARD MARVIN IVEY W. L. LOVE, JR. DELBAUGH HICKMAN Ed.D., University M.A., Florida M.S., University M.A., University of Florida Southern College of Florida of Michigan HELEN PAINE RONALD REED WILLIAM M.A., Columbia M.Ed., University RHOADS University of Florida M.Ed., University of Florida 62 HUBERT SHERRILL M.A., Appa- lachian State Teachers College JOSEPH GOULD M.S., Emory Uni- versity NELSON MCKAIG M.S., University of Arizona JOHN VASSEL M.Ed., Florida State University ESTHER 'S CALIENDO M.A.N.Ed., Uni- versity of Chicago VIRGINIA FRENCH Assistant to Dean B.A., James Milli- kin University BERNICE HELEN KEEFE HARPER B.S., University of B.S.N.Ed., Florida Rochester State University ANASTASIA HARTLEY M S Ed Umversity of Pennsylvania. D Z U 0 D1v1s1on of Nursing Educatlon Nursing Education 'Wm WU' I SS JEANNETTE STEMMLE M.A.Ed., John Carroll Univer- sity Dental Ibfgzene JOAN L. CATHERMAN M S Columbia University MARGARET THAXTON B.A., Bethel Col- ELIZABETH WAJDOWICZ B.S.N., Florida State University CLARA WORLEDGE B.S.N.E., Colum bia. University si5i5a?.EW?5' P EHS .A-- ' .4-uv' E. L. NOEL, JR. Chairman M.A., Murray State College LOUIS BROWN CECIL CHEEK M.A., Florida M.S., Florida State University State University EMMA HEARD ELLEN Ph.D., University HOFFMAN of Pittsburgh M.Ed., Cornell University LaVERNE CLYDE LEWIS LASEAU M.A., University M.Ed., University of Kentucky of Florida Department gf Social Sciences WILLIAM BIERBAUM Ph.D., University of Florida 1 ff ,vhs 55: ,,t, 'sw .351 Y ttee EDMUND SAMUEL FLANNERY FUQUA M.Ed., University M.A., Stanford of Florida University WILLIAM EARL KOHLER HUNT M,A., Columbia M.A., George Pea- University body College w JOSEPH ALTON MCIVER MARLIN M.A., University M.A., Wesleyan of North Carolina University 64- X JOY MITCHELL Ph D George Peabody College HOWARD NICELY M.S., Toledo University HAROLD OWEN, JR. M.A., State Uni- versity of New York f ::', ' Ii frs v Qz 'Q ilf -:-. 'P y . fggff' it it 1 w 2 S . 5,355 PM K, WEEKS I f , I Sallie Xt ' ' Q 3151 Kiwis t . AFX giwgw ' 's sl Q3 ,W I ,. , JOHN PALM M.A., American University DERWIN TRAVERS PUTNAM M.Ed., University of Florida 4 JOHN RE I LLY LL.B., Stetson University HENRY BETTY SMITH NOVAL SMITH ELIZABETH RALPH SAGESER M.A., Columbia MA., Marshall TERRY , TRENT WORTHING- Ph D Purdue University University MS University M.A., Columbia TON University of South-em University M.Ed., Boston California University Dz'vz'sz'0n 0 Technical Ea'ucatz'0n JOSEPH CIPRIANO M.S., Florida State University Dean WILLIAM BOLIN M.S., University of Florida 3 EZRA ELLIS WILLIAM RICHARD DAVID MCCO- B S United States HOWELL JASPER ACH, III Naval Academy B.S.E.E., Auburn B.A., New York M.S., University University University of California CLIFTON MOCK M.S. in M.E., Uni- versity of Ken- tucky ROBERT SEBEK A.B., Ohio Uni- versity Department qt Speech arza' Modern Language .si ROBERT BUSH MARCELLA KELLY Ph.B., L o y ol a COLE DANFORD University of the M.A., Columbia Ph.D., Ohio State South University University ROBERTA BUCHANAN Chairman M.A. Universit of Florida 1 Y Q 'e'ie A T P A A . ... , -::' ee Q F I f f . Firm -- ::' : ' 5 ieeeee F eie i., I :: ' : 1 1 -.f: - , 1 ,:f' f.,': 1 iii it 'G 'i ni ' -fe BARBARA HELENE GLADYS PETER MEN- ELEANOR HULL KAUDER LONGWELL DOZA, JR. PLENNI M.Ed., University Ph.D., Radcliffe M.A., Middlebury M.A., University M.A., University of Florida College College of Florida of Minnesota BETTY ADCOCK M.A., George Pea- body College RALPH KERN M.Ed., Kent State University Physical Ea'aea1fz'0n M. B. CHAFIN M.P.H., Univer- sity of Florida GEORGE MCCROSSIN Director of Ath- leticx M.S., University of Pittsburgh Chairman M.A., New York University DOROTHY FRANK M.A., George Pea- W A body College KEN RENNER M.P.H., Univer- sity of Florida Chuck Bennett Scholastic Board Chairman Cleve Kiser Religious Board Chairman Finley Knight Mcn's Athletic Board Chairman X42 j Dean McClure Jim Heilbron Advisor Civic Board Chairman Ray Klem Coni Boyd Student Court Mike Yopp Tfllilld Editor Chifif fuiticp Woodwn Hom' 71 Editor Ray Klein Chief justice Student Cases Tried Zyl the Student Court Functioning under the auspices of the Student Government Association, the Student Court has the authority to hear and pass judgment on cases pertaining to the violation of any ordinance, administrative rule, or regulation of St. Peters- burg Junior College and on cases involving vio- lation of academic honesty which may be referred to it by the administration of the college. The Student Court is divided into a major and a minor court and officers of the court include a chief justice, three associate justices, clerk of court, student prosecutor, and as many assistants as are necessary. Under Chief justice, Ray Klein, several changes were made in court procedures and by-laws in order to increase the eiliciency of the functioning of the Student Court. Dick Carrell Marvin Osborne Mike Smith Associate fustice Associate justice Associate justice Jeff Witmer Clerk of Court Carey West Assistant Clerk of Court Bernice Kirsch Student Court Secretary 73 J' 'sf 35 5? ffl: I ' ,L 3 X fl ' 1 I .. N nw 0 -no .TSM .4 74' X Mr. Earl Kohler Cathy Lloyd AIIULVO7' Assixtant Secretary hir. Miller Campux Policfman :ggi Mr. YVilliz1ms Campus Policeman Wigi'-mi 1 K U fl 2 5 3 2 L Government Like the scaffolding of a building, providing a framework upon which the stable walls of our ideals and future are built and amended, student government stands stark and bold against a sky of confusion and indecision. Figures emerge and are molded and formed by the intricacies, team- work, compromises, intrigues, successes and even failures that are a caricature of any function of government. ,G J I If Judy D,Angelo Secretary Student Government Serves Student Boety Acting as the coordinator of extra- curricular activities, the Student Govern- ment Association engaged in several proj- ects to further the interests of the student body. Campus social events such as the Get- Acquainted Dance, Mistletoe Ball, and Prom were sponsored by the SGA. Public relation concerns including the publication of the Trojan were undertaken by the organization as well as several outstanding school improvement projects. Under the leadership of president Bob Moore, the SGA worked constructively to produce a more productive organization for the campus. Legislative activities included those which would improve the functioning of the Student Court, increase Bob Moore ' . pmsident the efficiency of the SGA, and provide for more unification of the student body. Nancy Russell Bill South Treasurer Vice-Prexident 68 , w Vggfmi My Rick Chappelear Sophomore Class President Linda Highfill Sophomore Class Councilman ei 25 is E x ,f 1. V fi, is ' A- ,,- K . ,Q l Jim Manderschied Sophomore Class Councilman Ray Ashurst Freshman Class Councilman Steve Skaggs Freshman Class President Karen Kisten Freshman Class Councilman fl ... Vlgwiil ' ,cw ir af Katy Ahl Betty Bradbeer School Improvement Social Ajairs Chairman Chairman a Diane Ballou Judy Butterfield Van Neely Womenk Inter-club School Improvement Men's Inter-club Board President Chairman fResignedQ Board President Sandy Lewis Monnie Stewart Public Relations Historian Chairman 70 Publications Words, when put in black and white, ,take on new, forceful meaning. Words, when in design and formation, tease and tempt rnan to take a closer look. Hfords, when passed from hand to hand, make their presence known. W'ords, when photographed by millions of observing eyes, form a lasting picture. Words, when absorbed and di- gested by inquisitive minds, set into motion the wheels of action. A world without publications, the carriers of words, would be a world unknow- ing. ,be 1 4 Linda Jacobs Asxistant Editor iffy, Troma' Stajjf Works or Qualigz Annual The principle aim of the Troiad staff of 1962-63 was to produce a quality yearbook. l Reaching this goal required almost a year of 2 ceaseless planning and work beginning in the X 3 i E z Q spring of last year. Staffers spent long hours 1 : and hectic activity periods working together and separately in order to meet their deadlines. Under the editorship of Coni Boyd, the Troiad staff was reorganized into departments, com- prised of an editor and his assistants, which were responsible for one section of the annual. Their main purpose was to produce a year- book which would capture in words and pic- tures the events and emotions of the year. In fulfilling this purpose their motto became, Working Together To Create A Better Book. Coni Boyd Editor Conni Washburn David Hupp Business Manager Photographer 76 Monnie Stewart Government and Publications Editor Kenny Zopf Athletics Editor Becky Joseph Literary Editor Betty Bradbeer Social Clubs Editor tif 'A U xy 4, I . - iv?- M fi-lpygl H V' Q5 . rg 415 is . V err. r ff- 3 i.,' Wg H6 , . .. , uzkl- ,B 4 t ' , 4:1 ..:: Q ,--i Barbara McCom1ick Clasxes Editor 77 gi asian? -: --': ': f t , gg , -get i , , , X ,f W,,. 1. . I A Y ' :'?T .. 5.:. ' U' . Jail K , W ., a. ,, , fi' wrt ' ff?f?a51f5zfesg?1 7 f ff X Q 1 .Z-wth 152y3Qem9S.2,,g.ty,,w9SQ .fn if. , ,.- ' ' '- - -L S 'iff ?':Tf35?sis+21422g2!Sk . .. .. .. .. .. 1.13 z,. .ti W - 'IW J, frm V fmfffk ' V 1 .pf ,ww wf MWA - ,,- vff-f--ffvf A-wwf a,4f,ga,igx,h,mfmfLays ,,.ygaa:: ' ' -tif 52 'H 'L'h . If V 2 f .- Qiiflf' ' I g 6 C3101 COC if , , L12 Elwell F alum- , l. ,. ..,A l l . mime 1507 agus,-,avid A I . , . . . Organizations Ed itor 'Y z f ' '- 1 -A :1'A1Q.o: tm JP ff www' M1 - - ' .,,'Ef'1i1gmL71zf:?fi39?Zt?3:lmxwilzgi H WWW m,V.m.AM,m Q'1'9 ?i- i ' ' . fsiifffzsmmffqifyz,1zi12z,'s:z:fs2:ie:z.gs,egg? gggiQ35?,i,Qg,1g1Qg3g55g, Q51 ,f55SQ5a??'f1gEgEQf 31555315 N f-21vf':f'1i.:- -- git f 1- 1:5-moat mv ,JA f Q if 6:11--11.11 W 2125 51,251 - 2 gf, Seaffegsg,wgiszte?fSw:Egfig,9:5fs5f1wmm, Lois Colussy Art Editor Evie Hogan Myra Kohne Fine Arts Editor Academics Editor 78 79 Judy D'Angelo Advzsor Proof Editor Pat Maddalena Conme Snyder Lzterary Asszstant Literary Asxzstant Nxta Martm Bill Poucher Czrculatzon Circulation SLJLSZTN1 ei' 63,3523 Weokb Wooden Horse Brings Campus News Functioning as the voice of the students of St. Petersburg Junior College, the Wooden Horse be- came a source of accurate, timely news, thought- provoking, often piercing editorials, and interest- ing feature articles. Staff members were on hand to cover all of the many-faceted activities of the student body. The editorial page provided a means by which the students could express their varied views on all phases of campus life. Under the editorship of Mike Yopp, the Wooden Horse went weekly and became the only junior college weekly in the state and one of three in the South. With an apparent ease and regularity that belied the effort and organization, each informa- tive issue appeared on the campus Thursday dur- ing activity period. Lucy Rose Geor e Jon YVh1te Paul YVillis Busznoss Manager Co Managing Editor Co-Managing Editor '17 P Leon Schochet Government Editor .im if 1 52 Becky Joseph Fashion Editor Betty Bradbeer Social Editor John Clendenon Sports Editor Janet Hunter Frfaturo Editor '1 A ,ff ,M , .'k' Mr. T. Reilly W if 1, ' . f my Aww 1 ' u .M JYLQ5, wa., K f albi K Inns., Paul VeHorn Advisor Barbara Dickinson Head Photographer Exchange Editor Ted Sharpe Cartoonist 82 Jay Beckerman Proofreader r if, f My WP s f , Q gg :ish Q , sw, : -1. W 'L 'kv f is x Q 'r ar? ,QB . . ' I- MST: 1' :if V . 7'? f ' .. nf . fl' KY 3 x - ' ,Hff'U3 H :hw i 'L 1 It -V ' AS: s:5f,iVJ,1gi I shy ' ,L -5, . ' 1if.:5'f7 QW? 7 VF,.,,5, is ,gsm sign 4 ' emi:- - :NJ-',, L6 K W , 2:2 fi? Lf? , it fm- -rg '- L -e-g s, ., if x Jim Powell Photographer Gloria Nalepa Business Stal? Enid Gustafson Reporter QQ-ii. Wifi! 25?-L A A ey ma s s Vx tim 6 X s 1 Q ff 52 Egg , - fifisfi it S 5,.Q,,g?, , it ,fs he M, ' if st .-, ra , ' t Q E WE ii so ff sf rf -4-if Betty Frakes Dick Smith Sports Reporter Sports Reporter Jackie Cargile Reporter Jo Ann Bratcher Reporter Karen Kisten Dan Mclndoo Reporter Reporter 2 l John Lawson Photographer Janet Hunter Editor Principal Aim 0 Obelisk Is Qualigz Under the editorship of Janet Hunter, the Obelisk stall worked for quality and creativity in its writings and illustrations. Short stories, poetry, cartoons, jokes, and many other forms of original expression were submitted by mem- bers of the student body for consideration by the Obelisk staff and the Editorial Service which is composed of four sophomores who offer suggestions for improvements. The Obelisk is the official college literary magazine which is published by a group of interested students and distributed to the stu- dent body during second semester. 1 Miss Geiger A d visor Obelisk Staj: FIRST ROW - Nancy Bolton, Linda Bechtel, Marty Armstrong, Louisa Tietz. SECOND ROW - Claire Cooper, Richard Washabaugh, Barry Wil- liams, Betsy Bauder. Civic Clubs In the world of make-believe and imagination, the good pixies roam. Glittering and shinning from their radiating inner warmth and thought- fulness, these pixies fly from place to place sprin- kling the -golden dust of good fellowship over mankind. Silently they pass unknown throughout the land waving their magic wand over the needy -- performing amazing miracles. Here at St. Pe- tersburg junior College we have our own world of the good pixies -- the world of the civic organi- zations. QGJ I 1+ -K Dean Skaggs, Ad visor CIRCLE K MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Ken mer, Roger Mattson, Jeff Witmer, Jim Fisher, Wides, Bill Muth, Dick Issacs, Bob Moore, Dan Gary James. THIRD ROW - Fred Wellington, Ashlin, Richard Martin, Mark Woodhouse, Steve John Fraser, George Kramer, Jay Carron, Mike Dondero, Wayne Pelaez. SECOND ROW - Yopp, Rick Chappelear, Terry Martin, Van Nee- Keith Leibfried, Bernie Enlow, Russ King, Ray lf-gy, Jim Heilbron, Steve Skaggs. Huglin, Mac McCain, Dick Bell, Richie Schwim- CC JJ Circle If Promotes Hzgh Seholarslzzjy and Service The promotion of leadership, friendship and serv- ice on the college campus is the primary purpose of Circle K, a service club for college men. The oldest service club on campus, it is sponsored by the local Kiwanis International Organization. The many objectives of the club include empha- sizing the American Way of Life, encouraging participation in group activities, and promoting good fellowship and high scholarship. Since its establishment, Circle K has made many worth- while contributions to the campus and the stu- dent body. Their beneficial projects included a fund-raising car smash and the annual blood drive. CIRCLE K OFFICERS: SEATED - Steve Dondero, Secre- tary, Dan Ashlin, Board Member, STANDING - Roger Mattson, Board Member 5 Jim Heilbron, President, Jim Fisher, Treasurer. 86 bf' CIRCLE S MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Pat Tanner, Candy Holder, Adelle Love, Sandy Stacey, Jan Eyman SECOND ROW - Miss Gehlen, Advisor, Cindy Daven- port, Margot Tanner, Karen Kisten, Ann Bumgardner Bonnie Wiant, Barbara Heller, Sharon Hoover, Sandy CC JJ Circle S Club Serves Campus and Communigf The Circle S club, established during 1959, is sponsored by the Sinawik Organization of St. Petersburg. Membership in the club is limited to college women having a 3.0 average and carrying a minimum of nine academic hours. To be of service to SPJC students and faculty and to the community is the main purpose of Circle S. Projects of the group included a fund-raising drive, the annual shoe shine, and filling a Christmas box for a needy family. Highlight- ing the social activities of the group was the annual party with Circle K. Ffa . 7 T Farmer. THIRD ROW g Melinda Salgado, Kathy Kin sella, Linda Glausier, Fran Mariello, Marsha Siegler, Mary Ann Sweet, Judy Butterfield, Ruth Hoyle, Mary Mariello, Sandy Snavely, Judy Stusak. CIRCLE S OFFICERS: SEATED - Candy Holder, Vicc-Presi- dent, Ann Bumgardner, President, Margot Tanner, Project Chair- man, Ruth Hoyle, Chaplain: Fran Mariello, Treasurer, Bonnie Wiant, Secretary. 87 COLLEGIATE CIVINETTE MEMBERS.' FIRST ROW - Valerie Sargeant, Norma Harper, Elaine Howland, Karen Kress, Laura Gordon. SECOND ROW - Sandra Luttrell, Claire Cooper, Gloria Nalepa, Betty Ann Wilkins, Bonnie Benton, Mrs. Hoffman, Advisor. THIRD ROW P- Kay Miller, Kathy Gaston, Sandra Kilpatrick, Barbara Stack, Kathy Warren. E COLLEGIATE CIVINETTE OF- FICERS: SEATED - Elaine How- land, President, Norma Harper, Sec- retary. STANDING - Valerie Sar- geant, Historian, Claire Cooper, Vice-President, Laura Gordon, Treas- urer. Collegiate Civinettes and Civitan Stress Service The primary purpose of the Collegiate Cinvinette and Collegiate Civitan organizations is service to the campus and to the community. Both groups are sponsored by the local Civitan Club. Colle- giate Civinettes were organized during 1959 and Collegiate Civitan was re-established on the cam- pus this year. Activities included beneficial serv- ice projects, fund-raising drives, and a variety of social events. COLLEGIATE C' V1 TAN MEMBERS COLLEGIATE CIVITAN OFFICERS p POLITICAL UNION ZMEMBERS: FIRST ROW - SECOND ROW - Rowland Alfonso, John Day, Marvin John Oneal, lN1rs. Hoffman, Advisor, Karen Kisten, Cyn- Osborne, Mike Yopp, Leon Schoehet, Don Conner, Mr. thia VVells, Dave Curran, Andy Harshbarger, Steve Grimes. Putnam, Mr. Lewis. Political Union Engages in Various A ctivizfies The purposes of the Political Union are to en- courage the active participation in the political processes by college students and to serve as a non-partisan forum to provide an opportunity for students to increase their knowledge. in all as- pects of politics, in the interest of more adequate standards of government, Bi-monthly meetings, consisting of programs, debates and films, pro- vided members with insight into problems on the national and international level. Activities of this years, Political Union included a United Nations Program, a Reapportionment Forum, supervision of polls during student elec- tions, student internships, a legislative observation program, and affiliation with the Collegiate Council of the United Nations. POLITICAL UNION OFFICERS: SEATED - Marvin Os- borne, President, Mike Yopp, Vice-President. STANDING - Rowland Alfonso, Parliamentariang John Day, Secretary, Andy Harshbarger, Treasurer. 89 YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM MEMBERS: - Stephen Johnson, Randal Teague, Charles Sherlock FIRST ROW - Don Walker, Susan Hum, Peggy Reilich, Gettys, Don Conner, Leon Schochet, Knute Kolman Dave Newton, Tom Hicks, Larry Dillow. SECOND ROW Bill Whitlock, Mr. Sackett, Advisor. H' YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM OFFICERS: SEATED - Susan Hurn, Secretary, Peggy Reilich, Secre- tary. STANDING - Don Walker, Vice-Chairman, Stephen Johnson, Chairman 5 Charles Sherlock, Treasurer. 90 Young Americans 01' Freedom Stresses P0lz'tz'ea! A etion Young Americans For Freedom is a non- partisan conservative group which stresses political action. It was organized to stem apathy, educate college students to the deceit- ful Communist tactics, and to promote and defend our free and competitive enterprize system, individual rights, liberties, and free- doms, the United States Constitution, and the belief in God. Since its organization on the campus in De- cember, Young Americans For Freedom en- gaged in several activities. Red China Out- laww and Revolt in Hungaryi' were among the films presented for the members. Such distinguished gentlemen as Senator Young and Dr. Stephen Speronis spoke to the group on current problems. YAF sponsored Mr. Wil- liam Buckley, Jr., for a city-wide program on conservatism. YOUNG DEMOCRATS' MEMBERS.' FIRST ROW - Advisor, John Oneal, Edward Murphy, Paul Longerich, Mary-Callahan, Cindy Wells, Andy Harshbarger, Steve Jim Hackett, John Day. Grimes, Dave Curran. SECOND ROW - Mr. Putnam, Young Democrats Promote Liberal Polz'tz'oal Views The primary aims of the Young Democrats' Club are to acquaint college students with the liberal ideas fostered by the Democratic Party and to promote enlightened political action of its members as responsible citizens. The various activities of the group included meetings featuring distinguished guest speak- ers, films, political programs, active partici- pation in the local Democratic party, group discussions on political and national prob- lems, and a public debate with members of the Young Republicans, Club on the subject of Federal Aid to Education. YOUNG DEMOCRATS' OFFICERS: SEATED - Andy Harshbarger, President, Mary Callahan, Secretary. STAND- ING - John Day, lst Vice-President, Edward Murphy, 2nd Vice-President, John Oneal, Treasurer. 91 YOUNG REPUBLICANS' MEMBERS: FIRST ROW visor, Paul VeHorn, Leon Schochet, Mike Yopp, Marvin - Ralph Donovan, Dick Smith, Karen Kisten, Linda Osborne, Randal Teague, Don Conner, Steve Skaggs. acobs, Paul Sorg. SECOND ROW - Mr. Lewis, Ad- YOUNG REPUBLICANS' OFFICERS: Mike Yopp, Presi- dent, Karen Kisten, Secretary 5 Don Conner, Vice-President. Young Republicans, Aim Is P0lz'tz'cal Awareness The main purposes of the Young Re- publicans, Club are to provide an opportunity by which college students may become more aware of the principles and ideals which are set forth by the Republican Party, and to en- courage members in active political partici- pation. Club activities consisted of visits by outstand- ing speakers during the bi-monthly meetings, political forums, debates on national and in- ternational problems, and films dealing with Republican Party activities. Mrs. Hill, Advisor BAPTIST STUDENT UNION MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Jeannie Hall, Judy Cooper, Sandra Luttrell, Jo Ann Fuller, Shirley Daugh- try, Carol Thomas, Carole White. SECOND ROW - Iris Van Wagner, Enid Gustafson, Glenda Shavers, Bonnie Benton, Judy Kautz, Ray Ashurst, John Lawson, Doug Morris, Mike Yopp, Max Reeves, Mike Bradford, Jim Hess, Cleve Kiser. Judy Roderique, Gene Gorton, Jana Gerber, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION OFFICERS: SEATED - Enid Gustafson, Secretary g Ray Ashurst, Editor of BSU Publication, Mike Bradford, Vice-President, Cleve Kiser, President. Balbtzkt Student Union Worksjin Closer Unity The Baptist Student Union was organized to form a closer link between the church and Bap- tist students in the institutions of higher learning. Religious activities of the Club included a morn- ing watch which was held every Friday. Infor- mative guest speakers, spiritual singing, and panel discussion groups were present at the bi- monthly meetings of the organization to add to their effectiveness. Social highlights of the year included a moon- light cruise and a hayride for the members. The Baptist Student News, the organizations news- paper, was published by members of the club. Arlise Andrews, Gary Minor. THIRD ROW - O.. CANTERBURY CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Becker, Dick Smith, Ralph Donovan, Charles Bennett Susan Hurn, Monnie Stewart, Karen Austin, Lois Ramsey. SECOND ROW - Father Hamblin, Chaplain, Willard Canterbupx Club Promotes Faith and Fellowshzlb 'To promote faith and fellowship at Saint Peters- burg Junior College and to bear witness to that faith on campusn is the primary purpose of the Canterbury Club. This organization was established on campus this year for the benefit of college students of the Episcopal faith. Through its varied activities, it strives for the expression and deepening of the faith. Activities for the year included discussions on the practice of the faith in the daily lives of the members, worship groups, and a club trip to Camp Wingman. Robert Moody, Lawrence Sheley, Mrs. Bohrnan, Advisor CANTERBURY CLUB OFFICERS: Robert Moody Vice-President, Susan Hum, Secretary, Lawrence Sheley, President. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS Christian Science Fellowshzlb Organizes on Campus The purposes of the Christian Science Fellowship of St. Petersburg Junior College are to provide an opportunity by which college students may learn more concerning the Christian Science faith and doctrine and to work co-operatively with the other student religious groups on campus in pro- moting inter-religious interests. Membership in the organization is open to all students interested in the Christian Science faith. Activities of the group members included such projects as organizing discussion groups and hav- ing guest speakers. 96 Dr. Chamberlain, Advisor Q 1 .1 1--in- ' lv--nv! I- C7 7 1vsxvvwA y. - -'....-':..-.... ---.if .:. 0 Qmwnvw Q nf., .. f.1-., 2--.N31 - K-.. f-.f'e-f'-5 . -f -?f a'f-f -AQ fe! w.fff,A:Y ff R' W to aw. ,, - 5f'a s+ '17 'f at 'gg' : : ::-a re fs 5-' W-4 'f ' ' - G'?-'?': ' T'waQ,wA 'dTP'4f '... a.e..'W4. '..S.?v.:5l'fa.w3v,'i 5+,'1w+f9f.3rSr'?Q'?a': 'e sw.. . v o'!w.m-terry A. 0 METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT MEMBERS: FIRST ROW f Nancy McKenzie, Caryl Reynolds, Elizabeth Delack, Adelle Love, Gloria Nalepa, Dana McGhan, Frankye Murphy, Jo Ann Bratcher. SECOND ROW - Steve Grimes, John Day, Dale Leifeste, Sam Martin, Dale Foster, Jim Gettys, Bob Spaduzzi, Paul Willis, Byron Twigg, Andy Harshbarger. M ethodzkt Student Movement Encourages Strong Devotion The primary purpose of the Methodist Student Movement is to strengthen each members devo- tion to God through worship, study, recreation, and service. Membership in the organization is open to all college students who wish to become a part of the fellowship. In an endeavor to provide for the spiritual, moral, social, and intellectural needs of its members, the Methodist Student Movement organization en- gaged in several activities, including a trip to the state convention in Leesburg, a luncheon at Moock's, and formation of a softball team. They had a variety of speakers at their meetings after which time was allowed for panel discussions. METHODIST STUDENT MOVEMENT OFFICERS: SEATED - Gloria Nalepa, Secretary-Treasurerg Jo Ann Bratcher, President. STANDING - Paul Willis, Vice- President of Programs, Dale Leifeste, Vice-President of Publicity. V, , I ff' gi Mr. Reilly, Advisor NEWMAN CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Connie Snyder, Sandra Cooke, Lorraine Valerte, Pat Maddelena, Conni VVashburn, Carol Adams, Becky Mastry, Trudy Weathcrs. SECOND ROW -fr Mike Schene, Dexter Ponds, Jean Rasmussen, Jackie Quick, Betty Ann Wilkins, Kathy Kinsella, Roberta Campbell, Martha Lenderman, Bonnie Chalker, Genie Sikorski, Betty Frakes, Eileen Hammel, Tony Ulchar. THIRD ROW - Bob Eschenbach, Dick Cobb, Joe Arunski, Gordon Mc- Clain, Jim Olson, Jim Janocha, Barry Rauchle, John Gegan, Jim Thomas, Chuck Masi, Dennis Neal, Bob Gutmann, Jim Rosano, Cary Gauslin. NEWMAN CLUB OFFICERS: SEATED - Jean Rasmus- sen, Vice-President, Genie Sikorski, Secretary. STANDING Dick Cobb, President, Jackie Quick, Treasurer, Jim Jano- cha, Sergeant-at-arms. 98 Newman Club Aims JW S,19z'rz'tual Growth The Newman Club, a member of the Newman Club Federation, was established to foster the spiritual and intellectual growth of Catholic stu- dents and to offer an opportunity for positive re- ligious influence on the SPJC campus. Throughout the year, committees were busy plan- ning religious, athletic, and social events for mem- bers of the group. Activities included a monthly Communion breakfast as well as a variety of parties and picnics for the members enjoyment. Their bi-monthly meetings consisted of religious and educational programs. Y .f , Ig, v . . v ! . Be .v Miss Cole, A duisor FRENCH CLUB MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Susan Nuttall, Arlisce Andrews, Maria Garcia. SECOND ROW - Judy Kautz, Andrea Dickson, Janice Gerber, Gloria Nalepa, Claire Cooper, Joyce Hewitt. THIRD ROW S Dennis Burnette, Bill Cox, Dennis Shaub, Robert Dobarganes, Gerald Canfield, Duane Lancaster. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS: Dennis Shaub, President, Andrea Dickson, Secretaryg Bill Cox, Vice-President. French Club Promotes Interest in French Culture Promotion of the interest in spoken French, in- creased knowledge of French culture, and an awareness of French government are the primary aims of the French Club. Membership is open to anyone who is taking French or is interested in the language or culture. Many benencial programs were conducted at the monthly meetings of the club including visits from guest speakers, movies of French speaking coun- tries, and speeches delivered in French. Among the clubs, social activities were the annual Christ- mas party and interesting tours. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Barbara Birch, Carolyn Westlake, Kathy Blanton, Carol Adams, Janet Brown, Candy Lanzke, Jo- Ann Davis, Kathleen Connor, Karol Merker, Joan Ries- meyer, Mary Bertram. SECOND ROW - Lorraine Vil- lani, Karalee Davis, Martha Everson, Judy Bowman, Sheron Moore, Ellen Stagg, Judy Harley, Iris Van Wagner, F uture Secretaries cf A meriea Stress Hz'gh Ideals in Busz' ness Future Secretaries of America, an organization for business and secretarial college students, has among its purposes the fostering of high ideals for individuals in business careers and the en- couraging of cooperation within the profession. The club was organized on the SPJC campus this year. Since its establishment, members of the group have worked actively planning and organiz- ing beneficial projects and activities. Guest speak- ers spoke on varied topics related to the interests of the group. Informative programs were pre- sented on the responsibilities and requirements of a business career. JoAnn Elias, Linda DeBarr, Carless Mitchell, Barbara Beistle, Miss McAfee, Advisor. THIRD ROW - Bonnie Chalker, Sharon Rogers, Audrey Limberg, Marge Roepke, Laurie Guiles, Diane McGary, Nancy Rich, Susan Whit- ten, Carol England, Joan Cummings, Elizabeth Ayrton, Carolyn Bozick, Mary Lynne Furbershaw, Karen Perlmut- ter. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA OFFI- CERS: Karen Perlmutter, Vice-President, Karol Ruth Merker, Secretary, Carlee Mitchell, President. 15 'Q . ,Yywf -4 177 i 7 'e i ' ,-in H- J ,:,,, .g Q E . . 5112- W3:35: l iekkw 55 ft Mrs. Kauder, Advisor GERMAN CLUB JLIEMBERS: FIRST ROW man, Rod Johnson, Steve Otto, George Hawkins, - Louisa Tietz, Betsy Bauder, Patricia Smith, Dale Leifeste, Jurgen Schenicke, Bob Hogan. Peggy Reilich. SECOND ROW - Tony Boat- GERMAN CLUB OFFICERS: Betsy Bauder, Secretary-Treasurer, Tony Boatman, President 5 Jurgen Schenicke, Vice-President. 102 German Club Encourages Interesi in the Language The primary aim of the German Club is to encourage interest and understanding of the German language and culture among its membership. It is composed of college students who are interested in the spoken language and culture or in a career in utilizing the German language. Meetings were held monthly at the homes of members at which time educational pro- grams were presented to the members. These programs included slides, guest speakers, and group discussions in German. 1 PHI RHO PI IVIEIVIBERS: FIRST ROW - Mr. Bush, Advisor. SECOND ROW 3 Bill Moore, Howard Ellis Debate Advisor, Becky Hlanninger, Mary Ann Martin, Charles Bennett. George Brown, Paul YVillis, Fred Daily Steve Grimes, John Lawson, Miss Hull, Public Speaking Phi Rho Pz' Honors Ou1fstana'z'ng Speakers Arriving Chapter Forensic posed its tained a on the campus in 1959, the Florida Beta of Phi Rho Pi, the National Honorary Society of Junior Colleges, has com- membership of students who have main- scholastic average of Cf, have shoyvn interest in furthering the art of speech and rheto- ric, and who have excelled in speech intramural contests, public speaking in the community, or in the areas of inter-collegiate debate and individu- al speaking. In fulilling its primary aim of providing better speech training for SP-IC students. Phi Rho Pi has sponsored assembly speakers, and sent representa- tives to state forensic meets. PHI RHO PI OFFICERS: Paul X'VilliS, Publicity Chair- man, Mary Ann Martin, President, Steve Grimes, Vice- President. PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Miss Turner, Advisor. SECOND ROW - Sandra Bul Miss Roberts, Advisorg Frankye Murphy, Linda Harding, lock, Betsy Bauder, Carolyn Bailey, Gregory Cornnes, Rob Judy Wlalker, Gay Hutchins, Mary Lu Sewell, Elizabeth ert Keehn, Thomas Parsons, Patricia Smith, Robert Wat Wilken, Lynn Merhige, Margaret Fulrner, Jeanne Hunt, son, Fred Daily. a New Phi Theta Kappa members were initiated during the formal ceremony in the fall. 104 PHI THETA KAPPA MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Pat Maddalena, Elaine Howland, Janet Hunter, Pat Dingley, Bonnie Wiant, Valerie Sargent, Louisa Tietz, Jayne Ed- Phz' Theta Kappa Recognizes Scholastic A chievements Since it was established on the campus in 1950, the Eta Nu Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, national scho- lastic junior college fraternity, has been devoted to the recognition of outstanding students in the area of scholastic achievement. The main purposes of this society are to promote scholarship, to develop character, and to cultivate fellowship among the students in the junior colleges. Membership is limited to those college students who have an overall average of B or better with no less than 15 academic hours, and who are recommended by the Advisory Committee. The theme of this years' programs placed particular emphasis on foreign relation. wards, Nancy Hilton. SECOND ROW - Bruce Cannon, Dale Leifeste, Steve Montague, Charles Bennett, Bob Ahlf, Jon White, Mike Saunders. PHI THETA KAPPA OFFICERS: Steve Montague, Treasurer, Nancy Hilton, Secretary, Charles Bennett President, Jayne Edwards, Historian, Mike Saunders, Vice-President. SPANISH CLUB MEIVIBERS: FIRST ROW Longwell, Advisor. THIRD ROW: A Dick - A Sandra Steffek, Barbara Hall, Mary Calla- Smith, Richard Wlashabaugh, Gary StcfTck, han. SECOND ROW g Mr. Mendoza, Ad- Diane Lawton, Thomas Ogden. Eduardo Ra- visorz Melanie Quigg, Martha Everson, Judy rnircz, Larry Miller. Alicia Permenter. Stephens. Judy Jarrett. Janet Briggs, lWrs. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: Thomas Ogden, Secretary, Barbara Ham, Vice-Presidentg Richard Wfashabaugh, Treas- urer, Sandra Steffek, President. S,19anz'5h Club Aims or Increased Use typ Slbanish The main purpose of the Spanish Club is to bring about a better acquaintance with, and to further the use of Spanish at thc college and in the community. Monthly meetings are held which include a business conference and an informative program dealing with the varied interests ofthe students. Activities of the Spanish Club this year consisted of a formal initiation ceremony, movies sponsored for the members, a Christmas party, dining in a Spanish res- taurant, and having a joint party with the other cam- pus language clubs. 106 STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIA- TION MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Elizabeth DeLack Sandra Burns, Rebecca Mastry. SECOND ROW - Dr. Heard, Advisor, Ann Samons, Bonnie VViant, Cheryl Jac- obs, Laura Gordon, Mary Ann Sweet, Jean Gorton, Mar- 3 SNEA Members Strive jbf Prwssional Growth The Student National Education Association strives to provide opportunities for personal and profes- sional growth, the development of leadership skills, and a thorough understanding of the professional history and ethics. Membership is open to all college students interested in any field of education. Included among their many activities are participat- ing in American Education Week, arranging bulle- tin board displays, attending leadership conferences, presenting a variety of programs on topics of current interest to the group, and sending delegates to the state convention. 107 garet Spurrier, Rose Ann Flynn, Dr. Sageser, Advisor. THIRD ROW - John Day, Richard Washabaugh, Kathy Durns, Karen Kisten, Karen Mountan, Margaret Fulmer, Gloria Grovatski, Pricilla Lennertz, Frances VVittstruck, Marsha Siegler. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIA- TION OEFICERS: Bonnie Wiant, State Secretary, Sandy Burns, Treasurer 5 Margaret Spurrier, President, .lean Gor- ton, Reporter, Marsha Siegler, Vice-President, Frances Wittstruck, Secretary. STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Catherine Hutchinson, Lorraine Rod- riguez, Bonnie Allen, Linda Gergerson, Carmen Day, Jean Sutherland, Margaret Rosenheim, Linda Deal, Louise Swisher, SECOND ROW -- Penny Wlaldo, Jean Drig- gens, Judy Fisher, Mary Morris, Sharon Mashburn, Mer- rill Reisen, Marie Siplon, Carol Braun, Karen Van STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: SEATED -- Linda Bergerson, Board Member, Lorraine Rodriguez, Board Member. STANDING - Penny Waldo, Board Member, Marianne Booher, Recording sec- retary, Judy Fisher, Corresponding Secretary: Judy Burt- chaell, lst Vice-President. Dusen, Elizabeth Montgomery, Jean Allen, Linda Pea- cock, Jackie Williams, Bonnie Mayer, Barbara Keene. THIRD ROW - Frances Hardy, Jeanne Hunt, Mary Cline, Susan Foster, Mariann Booher, Alisan McKeith, Sharon Ohnmeiss, Dennis Holmes, Judith Burtchaell, Judity Beach, Marguerite Woods, Linda Miller, Mrs. Wajdowicz, Advisor. Student Nurses Help in .National Prqjeet Among the purposes of the Student Nurses As- sociation are the development of a feeling of pro- fessional responsibility toward a career in regis- tered nursing and the promotion of professional and social unity among the SPJC student nurses. Members of this organization are affiliated with and actively participate in the district, state, and national level association. One of the-group's main activities was a national project in which they helped to collect money in order to furnish funds for student nurses in a hospital at Taiwan. During the year they spon- sored many guest speakers who presented speeches on various topics of interest to the group. Social Clubs A mass is evident, and a core emerges pulsating and rhythrnieally alive. Enveloped by a shell of cooperation, teamwork, brotherhood, and sister- lioocl this nucleus of sensitive tension fibers effects the mass and its composure giving it a true and full form. G-'U ll' 4 Arquiris Ojicers: Gail Elwood, President, Arlene Cumings, Vice- President, Cindy Davenport, Treasurer, Priscilla Lennertz, Secre- tary. A rquiris I ' W ia- The Arquiris rush party, Passport to Funf' began a very successful year for Arquiris mem- bers. Highlights of their social activities included an alumni Tea, Big Brother picnic, and a party with Mu Delta. Members participated in Red Cross activities and in several charity drives. Arquiris members were active in various cam- pus activities including publications and mu- sical organizations. Mrs. Plenni, Advisor Brajcki, j. Bumgardner, A. Carlisle, P. Cox, C. Cunningham, L. Davenport, C. Elwood, G. Holder, C. Hummerich, K. Kaiser, B. Kinsella, C. Lanzke, C. Lennertz, P. Martin, M. Mellor, S. Phillips, K. Pounds, G. Salgado, M. Taylor, M. Tindall, B. Wiant, B. Arquiris pledging takes the new members through some unusual experiences. Arquiris Mascots.' SEATED - Ron Bea- tong STANDING - Eric Rieke, Gary Mi- At slumber parties, Arquiris sisters play along nor. with the Kingston Trio. 111 96 we Q 5- I -.. 2 . ,. . V, , 5 S NT 6 ffffffff 5 A P P K 5 B it Social activities of the members of Dido in- wi 5 it cluded a Sigma Phi Sigma social, Big Sister lg.. 5 geeei - party, Kappa Tau Valentines dance, and sev- J yfyg Aiaii K S Z eral slumber parties. JM 'ti ft 'strttii S Dido's are found in all phases of camPus life Dido Oficers: Sharon Hoover, Presidentg Sharon Johnson, Treas- urer, Andrea Fuller, Vice-Presidentg Tenna Abraham, Secretary. Dido with members active chairman of women's tary of the freshman Mistletoe Ball Queen, Theta Kappa. as head cheerleader, athletic board, secre- and sophomore class, and members of Phi 112 Miss Ammons, Advisor Abraham, T. Berezney, S. Berger, L. Blanton, K. Butterfield, J. Cooper, C. Esielionis, E. Eyman, J. Farmer, S. Fischer, L. Fuller, A. Heller, B. Hill, S. Hoover, S. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Lambert, F. Lane, G. Leinbach, J. Maddalena, P. Mastry, S. McCutcheon, L. Morrison, B. Munn, K. O'Berry, E. Petersen, C. Quillman, D. Schneegold, B. Sewell, M. Shank, P. Shutt, K. Smith, K. Snavely, S. Stacy, S. Stadtlander, C. Stusak, J. Tibbits, J. Whigham, K. Wilson, P. Wright, B. Wright, J. l nl Dido pledges apprehensively await informal initiation and the wrath of the Dido sisters. Dido Mascots: SEATED - Roger Mattsong STANDING - Van Neeley, Bill Ferguson, jim Langham. v s Dada, Brook Morrison, gets more than her share of informal. HCC OmC67'5.' Janet Hunter, Presidentg Betty Ann Hornung, Vice- Presidentg Betsy Bauder, Treasurerg Marcia Jones, S ecretary. 114 ,' x I XX If xl X 1' X .XX X AQ Qi ,L HCC's enjoyed the year by participating in candy sales, rummage sales, slumber parties, beach parties, and moonlight cruises. Members of HCC were active in other organi- zations including Phi Theta Kappa, Obelisk, Wooden Horse, and intramurals. One of the major projects of HCC this year was a Christmas party at the old folks, home. Miss Holladay, Advisor Bailey, C. Bauder, B. Bechtel, L. Colligan, L. Cooke, S. Harding, L. Hornung, B. Hunter, J. Jacobs, C. Jones, M. Russell, N. Stack, B. Wittstruck, F. HCC members gather at a sistefs home for dinner and conversation. HCC Mascots: SEATED - Gary Hasenfus, jerry Mitchellg STANDING - Hal Searles, foe Waldorf. 115 HCC members include slumber parties in their so cial activities. LHL Oficers: Barbara Hall, Pre.via'ent,' Marti Ebersole, Vice-Presb dent, Katy Ahl, Treasurer, Susie Helman, Secretary. '4- 116 Among the social activities of the members of LHL were a Big Brother party, costume party with Sigma Phi Sigma, Chez Monsieur, La Parisienne, and a Christmas Tea with Dido. LHL members are very active on campus and count among their members SGA secretary, treasurer, historian, public relations chairman, Troiad editor, and cheerleaders. Mrs. Cameron, Advisor Abercrombie, K. Ahl, Katy Austin, J. Baugh, D. Boyd, C. Coe, C. Colussy, L. D'Ange1o, J. Danzig, G. Davis, T. Ebersole, M. Geldert, L. Gibson, J. Gillham, K. Greco, S. Griffin, G. Hall, B. Helman, J. Helman, S. Johnson, L. Kohne, M. Lewis, S. Martin, N. Noel, J. Portervint, J. Rankin, C. Russell, N. Smith, J. Stewart, M. Terrell, J. Thomas, C. Vecchio, G. Wallace, P. Warren, P. Wittman, S. Woodruff, S. Woodworth, J. Yakel, C. LHL sisters model during the rush season fashion show, Mademoiselle - Go LH L. Barbara Hall adds a finishing touch to LHL s traditional Chez M onsieurf, LHL Mascots: SEATED - Butch Bryantg STANDING - Hugh Bell, Keith Leibfried, Dennis Kelly. Mano Ojicers: Nancy Norton, Presidentg Susie Hefferrnan, Treas- urer, Diane Welch, Vice-President, Evie Hogan, Social Ajairs Chairman. Mano 118 525. . ,. X. f Mano began an extremely successful year with the traditional rush party and initiation. The members of Mano are very active in cam- pus organizations and have members active as SGA social affairs chairman, cheerleaders, Troiad and Wooden Horse department edi- tors and club mascots. The main social function of Mano this year was their Bourbon Street dance. Mrs. Hollenbeck, Advisor Mrs. James, Advisor Bennett, B. Bourbonais, L. Bradbeer, B. Branch, V. Crist, Fuller, S. Harvey, C. Heffernan, S. Highfill, L. Hogan, E. Joseph, B. Kushner, D. Lyle, N. McCulloch, M. Miller, Norton, N. Pearman, L. Reed, D. Reynolds, P. Rice, L. Rupel, J. Smith, D. Sprague, S. Steber, D. Tanner, M. Tanner, P. Welch, D. Wiseman, V. Mano sisters and their dates find dancing to be an important part of their date par- ties. Mano Maseots.' SEATED - Mike Yopp, Charles Gijordg STANDING - jim Fisher, jim Elliot. i Members of the receiving line welcome a couple to Mano's Bom bon Street dance. c 119 Xi Delta Rho Ojicers: Dianne Ballou, President, Margaret Spur- rier, Treasurer, Virginia Douglas, Secretary, Margaret Fulmer, Rush Captain. Xi Delta Rho The members of Xi Delta Rho had a very active year with club activities and campus participation. Xi Delt's had a busy social season including many parties and service activities. Members of the club participated in athletics, civic organizations, publications, and musical activities. Miss Austin, Advisor Armstrong, M. Ballou, D. Buckner, V. Buell, J. Cantlin, A. Davis, K. Dawson, P. Douglas, V. England, C. Flynn, R. Fulmer, M. George, L. Gordon, J. Gorton, J. Goss, D. Harwood, C. Hoffman, M. Kaniak, H. Lucas, L. 120 Miller, K. Morris, S. Pfeiffer, S. Siegler, M. Spurrier, M. Storace, J. Sweet, M. Xi Delta Rho pledges perform an oriental .skit for their sisters. Xi Delta Rho Mascots: SEATED - George Lirzdsayg STANDING - Don Wallace, Paul VeHorn. Xi Delt's include fun at the beach among their activities. M0 1 .1 7 . f Ca ,7 5?-, . Many KT's held important oflices on cam pus. Such olhces included Student Govern ment president, Wooden Horse editor, Stu dent Court associate justice, Circle K presi dent, and civic board chairman. The outstanding social event of KT members was Polynesian Paradisei' which was held in the spring. Another activity of KT was the traditional Valentines dance with Dido. Mr. Rhoads, Advisor Ashlin, D. Brown, D. Brown, M. Carrell, D. Chandler, F. Cole, B. Combs, B. Enlow, B. Fisher, Frazer, J. Gordon, J. Gould, B. Heilbron, J. Herdon, D. Huglini, R. King, R. Kramer, G. Langham, J. McCain, M. Miller, B. Miller, G. Moore, B. Muth, B. Newtown, K. O'Leary, D. Schwimmer, R. Wides, K. Yopp, M. l 'yn in-f iw.,- sl n'h,g4' y X Q. tial 5 113 ing! , 'Q ivy 11 :L , , 3 jim Fixher instructs Kappa Tau pledges in the art of car washing ax part of their initiation procedurex. Kappa Tau Oficerx: Ritchie Schwimrner, Athletic Captaing Bernie Enlow, Social Af- fairs Chairmang Don O'Leary, Rush Cap- tain. 5 Kappa Tau members participate entliusiaxtically in intramuralx 123 Mu Delta OFiC6T5.' Bill Schnedler, President, Benny Locke, Vice- Presidentg Rick Robertson, Athletie Captain, Ken Harris, Secretary. Mu Delta I --', 4 ' ' '-fs. B '-- flli' -. ' ai ,, 3 .,,. 1, wt if . . f Fi f , 1' .1 f' ' QQ: Social activities of the Mu Delta members be- gan with a picnic at Hillsbough State Park. Other events included a party with Xi Delta Rho, the first annual Christmas tree lighting ceremony, and a club trip to Weeki Wachee. Mu Delta's are proud of their members in other campus organizations and include among their membership MSM president, Student Government vice-president, and In- ter-club Board president. Mr. Boyd, Advisor Almy, J. Beauchamp, A. Beltz, L. Brown, G. Brown, V. Chaplin, M. Fisher, R. Freeman, T. Godcharles, M. Harris, K. Horton, M. Joseph, B. Kelly, J. Laska, J. kocke, B. yonis, J. McGee, E. Merritt, D. Merserve, R. Miller, R. Robbins, T. Robertson, R. Sackett, J. Saltzmans, C. Schnedler, B. Sharpe, T. South, B. Swain, B. Swope, C. Zelch, J. 124 Mu Delta participate in baxketball intramural: with Sigma Phi Sigma. Mu Delta Maxcots: Karen North, and Sandy Vaughn. Dances ana' parties were frequent on the Mu Delta social calen dar. 125 Pi Delta Oficers: Elliot, President, Roger Bourgeois, Secre- taryg John Stoner, Rush Captain, Hicks, Vice-President. Pz Delta 126 The members of Pi Delta began a highly suc- cessful year with a rush party and initiation for new members. The various projects engaged in by Pi Delta members this year included a canned food drive, and gathering toys for crippled children. Social events which took the spotlight were the Talent Show, alumni Christmas party, and parties with Mano and Dido. Pi Delta's were active in athletics, publica- tions, and civic organizations. Mr. Hunt, Advisor Beaton, R. Bourgeois, R. Bowen, L. Burke, B. Chandler, Chevalier, B. Clavan, J. Elliot, J. Garrote, A. Gleason, B. Harrell, T. Hicks, J. Jones, C. Mallonee, G. Marriott, K. Miller, D. Rissler, T. Rosano, J. Skiar, S. Sobil, L. Stoner, J. Thomas, J. Waldorf, J. Webster, T. Weihe, J. Williams, J. A student contestant performs at the well-attended Pi Delta annual Talent Show. Pi Delta Mascots: SEATED - Sandy Farmer, Brenda Wrightg STANDING - Pat Tanner, Beth Bennett, Kathi Smith. Pi Delta water races attract several students. M. A-...V x'.i ,W-.. JM, 3,47 - 1 .-,-1. fr .,,, ,fm Q , . at . l ii 3 , Pyramid Ojlicers: Ray Klein, President, Terry Martin, Pledge Cap- taing Barry Brillhart, Treasurer, Jim Short, Vice-President. Ijfmmzds 'S 135 Xt 128 M., M The various social activities highlighting Py- ramids' year included the traditional Phar- aohis Frolics,', the annual Night on the Nilel' and parties with LHL and Mano. Pyramids' were found in all phases of campus life and include in their membership Student Court chief justice, sophomore class council- man and Student Court clerk as well as active members in Circle K, Phi Theta Kappa, Play- makers, and religius clubs. .c Mr. Cheek, Advisor Alexander, J. Barnes, D. Bell, H. Blonshine, R. Brillhart, B. 'F Dagostino, P. Ferguson, B. A- Gibson, D. Gifford, C. Klein, R, Lamer, N. 'R Landrum, J. Leibfried, K, X Levinson, H. Manderscheid, J. Martin, T. McCleskey, S. T: Moczik, E. Murray, J. Noble, B. O'Toole, R. Paul, W. Poucher, B. Powell, J. Rabe, R. Riley, P. Schmaltz, B. Short, J. Wadsworth, C. 45- 5 up Wellington, F. West, C. White, S. Witmer, J. Several Pyramids' carry member, Terry Martin, to lake for the traditional dunking of newly pinned members . . . Pyramid M ascots: fane Ann Austin mm WN 'Q iff li ff f Q 'jf i'1,f1f'f fudy D,Angel0 Carol Coe ludy Gibson And in he goes Sigma Phi Sigma Ojicers: Van Neely, President, Wayne Pelaez, Rush Captaing Rick Chappelear, Secretaryg Jay Carron, Vice-Presb Sigma Phi S zgma ,2,,, 130 .4 I! 1 fi I .- X X f Heading the list of Sigma Phi Sigma social activities was the very successful g'Bowery Ballf, Other events were the traditional UCOC contest, and parties with Dido, LHL, and Mano. Sigma,s were active in several campus organ- izations including the Troiad, Student Gov- ernment, athletics, and civic clubs. Among their membership, the Sigma's are proud of having sophomore class president, menis ath- letic board chairman, and sophomore class vice-president. Mr. Kohler, Advisor Bryant, B. Bulatowicz, B. Carron, Chappelear, R. Dondero, S. Driscol, D. Duffy, Hammill, M. Issacs, D. Knight, F. Lutz, B. Mead, L. Neely, V. Nicholson, D. Pearsall, D. Pelaez, W. Plaskett, C. Plumb, J. Stowers, H. Swenningsen, P. Townsen, R. Walker, C. Wilson, L. Participants stand in line to be judged during the traditional Ugly Couple on Cam- pus contest sponsored by Sigma Phi Sigma. Sigma Phi Sigma members play vigorously during an intramural basketball game. Sigma Phi Sigma Mascots: SEATED - Su- san Pollyg STANDING - Noranel Williams, Betty Bradbeer. EW l i Skyro Oficers: Ken Hazelton, Presidentg Bob Pickler, Secretary, Wayne Lux, Treasurerg Joe Aloi, Vice-President. Sk ro -. -1. 'F' 132 'fe The annual Playboy Escapadesw took the spotlight of Skyrois social activities for the year. Other social functions included picnics and inter-club parties. Skyro members were active in many campus activities this year including athletics, civic organizations, publications, and scholastic clubs. Mr. Bates, Advisor Aloi, J. Atkinson, J. Bettie, P. Brandenburger, R. Campbell, G. Coachman, M. Collins, Converse, T. Cosby, R. Elliott, J. Fink, L. Hazelton, K. Helou, M. Larson, G. Lux, W. Pickler, B. Schleiman, H. Upchurch, L. Wallace, D. Numerous couples dance and enjoy themselves at Skyro's annual Playbov Esca- padesf, Skyro Mascots: judy Smith and Sue Woodruf. Several Skyro members form an enthusiastic re- ceiving line at their dance. MEN'S INTER-CLUB BOARD AIEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Wayne Pelarz, Atkinson, Ken Hazelton, Benny Locke. SEC- OND ROW - Richie Schwimrner, Harry Stowers, Van Neely, Ron Meserve. nter- Club Boards egulate Rushing To bring about unity and friendly relations among the several clubs, and to promote the welfare of the junior college as a whole rather than that of any particular club, and to regu- late rushing within the college are the purposes of the men's and womenas inter-club boards. The inter-club boards sponsor a mens and a womens rush party each semester at which in- terested students get an opportunity to become acquainted with the various social clubs on campus and the rushing procedures. VM., l -,,...-. ..,..-..,-. ., M .,F.-.-.. - , 9 0 - - - , Q-.-A ,,.N,.. -if - - , - -.- . , ,ff.. - ,F N-3-,-:.-gif. - ..d?aFf,',,- -.,.b, - - ,- .L,e: ,,, ,, g. ,,u. ,, ,, , .. - ...UQ .aff -Q -a -,.,v - nv, Qvvk- ,, ,p.'..'..y.r. .,. . ..'.-7. Av..-,, ,', -fww 4 f 0 Q og.,-Q 4. .-. ,, f',,er,s .::::,,:,:::,,f..'f?3w::!'5 'fr M . 2-Inf'-fInf7'rf'm riff ff '.0.. ..2w. rf. www - M- w.+---C1 W f K V swag.. , ,-25. .-'in -'4'u'-'0 M A , , ...f.,K.l,, 4 WOMEN'S INTER-CLUB BOARD MEIVIBERS: FIRST ROW - Janet Hunter, Sandy Cooke, Diane Ballou, Mary Ann Martin, Gail Elwood, Barbara Hall. SEC- OND ROW - Linda Harding, Margaret Fulmer, Joan Miller, Betty Bradbeer, Nancy Norton, Marcia Taylor, Sammie Mellor, Myra Kohne. 134 F ine Arts A line is drawn . . . a note is sung . . . an emotion is stirred and vibrations begin. Stimulating to eyes and ears, a world of creativity abounds and is transferred to paper to be tested by age and time and to be passed down to the generations awaiting. 10 l QV V- XX 4' -K A mateur Radio Club Art Club DEBATE TEAJVI jfbubh ffbkzs a Sfanal ebate eanz l YOUTH TAKES A STAND: FIRST ROW - Judy Brajcki, Mary Ann Martin, Liz DeLack, Lee Kolesar. SECOND ROW - Kent Sibert, Bill Foley. 137 DANCEIVIAKERS: FIRST ROW E Marion Hugh Watson, George Zariphes, Gary Mock, Ron Collins, Sandra Sprague, Val Sargent, Elaine Dayton, Bill Foley. Howland, Sandra Thykeson. SECOND ROW - DANCEMAKERS OFFICERS: SEATED - Val Sargent, Secretaryg Elaine Howland, President. STANDING Y Hugh VVatson, Treasurerg Don Dayton, Vice-President. 138 ancemakers 5 4 PLAYMAKERS: FIRST ROW - Martha Armstrong, Kathy Flynn, Marion Collins, Sandra Sprague, Mary Lou Sewell, Sandra Thykeson, Elaine Howland, Lee Kolesar, Liz DeLack, Nickie Chaikias. SECOND ROW - Pete Playmakers .. w..a,,.slwmwww Hutchins, John Doswell, John Humbert, Hugh Watson, Bill Foley, Bob Parkinson. THIRD ROW - Manning Weber, Kent Sibert, Jay Beckerrnan, Torn Daily, George Zariphes, Ron Dayton, Bernie McPherson. PLAYMAKERS OFFICERS: Bill Foley, Presidentg Nickie Chaikias, Treaxurerg Kent Sibert, Vice-President. ME IUNIOR COLLEGIATE PLAYERS: SEATED M Pete Hutchins, President, Manning Wfeber. STANDING - John Doswell, Bill Fo- ley. zmior Collegiate layers . ,..,,,,.N..AW..w vl...w..w..,-k,-pf f ,MM-1 V .. M.-fm.v-f-Ne--4-an.-.fie-.e.-. .-. 4'--'.'+'e -. - - , .'. . , .. - --.---- 1, ,. - , , img- ai-:ity--ii-'a-s'a v Q e-s 9-,-j,,'-L Q'p' - - .. - Q ods A- 5 ' 4-f, '.. -'--KL 1 - C'fw r.. 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II li , . 755 2sa2..2.5 .E..i..i::E Eff ef! -:az--:--: :--:-2:12 Ld 5' 'C 5' :1f:--:ff:ff:1f:1f:1f: 65 sylmonnk ,Q-.,. . . - w A - ' ' ' Dr. Harriette Ridley, Director A CAPPELLA CHOIR: FIRST ROW - Dot Gibson, Andrea Fuller, Linda Meehan, Jo Anne Angle, Bernice Manseault, Kristie Wilson, Carol Reetz, Sally Fuller, Dar- ley Quillrnan. SECOND ROW - Joseph Reed, Del Hay- man, Judy Schevo, Mary Lu Sewell, Barbara Richard, Judy Cooper, Carol White, Erna Kerce. THIRD ROW - Dr Funk, James Williams, James Scott, Richard Mucciano David Sinnitt, Max Reeves, Charles Bennett, Dennis Roe Ronald Kimmel, Bud Wortendyke, Dr. Ridley, Conduc- tor. A Cappella Choir 2 -E in Qi 1 ffl? U tojyzans UTOPIANS: SEATED - Freeman Groat. STANDING - Dennis Roe, Bud Wortendyke, Max Reeves. Coeds COEDS: Judy Schevo, Dot Gibson, Andrea F uller, Barbara Richard. 153 TROIANETTES: Bernice Manseault, Sally Fuller, Carol Gilbert. Accompanist, rqanettes 154 Trq'amzz'res TROIANAIRES: Joseph Recd, James Williams, Cliurlcs Bennett, Richard Muccia no. Kristie Wilson, Aurompanist. 155 ALL-BRASS BAND MEMBERS: FIRST ROW - Con- Wheaton, Lewis Barrows, Charles Rice, Jack Miller, Ed rad Justice, Jere Kauffman, Robert Dobarganes. SEC- win Boyer, Ben Dorsey, Gary Burgess. FOURTH ROW - OND ROW - Sally Fuller, Vep Ellie, Carol Hale, Arthur Maureen Carter, Jim Powell, Tom Riden. Hardwick, Stephen lWontaguc. THIRD ROW f Jim fy 2 1 Ailh 1 ,' I. - E I Eff, , - Mr. Ralph Reed, Director WOOD WIND TRIO 156 F ea tures The search for beauty is endless. It is a personal th' knowing no time or limit. It zs found zn mg glowing eyes in brilliant rninrls zn the wonderland of nature . .. zn unseljish serozee . .. in sparkling perfection --- for beauty is tn the eye of the beholcler. V+ i' GJU M istletoe Ball ueen Elsie, a sparkling green eyed blonde, is spon- sored by Dido social club. A native of St. Petersburg, she plans to transfer to Florida State University where she will major in fashion merchandising. Active in campus or- ganizations, she also jinds time to pursue her hobbies of reading and swimming. .lk Carol Coe Sponsored by her social club, LHL, Carol is a ninteen years old sophomore originally from Montgomery, Alabama. A quiet charm- ing beauty, Carol has brown eyes and medium brown hair. She is majoring in sociology and will transfer to the University of Florida. On campus, she is active as a Pyramid Mascot and was a member of the 1962 Prom Court. In her leisure time, Carol enjoys reading and sailing. 160 Molhz M cCulloch Brown haired, green eyed Molly is sponsored by Mano social club. She is an elementary education major hailing originally from New- burgh, New York. After graduation, she will continue her education at the University of Tampa. This striking beauty participates in a variety of campus activities and is a mem- ber of the Newman Club. Her hobbies include swimming and sailing. 161 F ranl-:ye M urphy Frankye, an independent, is a stately brown eyed brunette who was born in Indianapolis, Indiana. A social sciences major, she will transfer to Florida State University. After graduation Frankye plans to become a mis- sionary. She is active on campus and in the Methodist Student Movement and Phi 'Theta Kappa. Training and showing quarter horses is her primary hobby. 162 Pat Warren Pat, a social sciences major, plans to enter into some phase of social work after gradua- tion from Florida State University. A viva- cious beauty, she has dark brown hair and blue-green eyes. Pat is a freshman and is sponsored by LHL social club. Included among her hobbies are music, swimming, and modeling. 163 , -Y -Y 164 1963 Prom The procedure for selecting the prom queen and the members of the prom court was changed this year. Any female student at the college having a 2.0 average was eligible to enter. From the twenty- two girls who entered, nine were then selected on the basis of a picture which they submitted by a board of judges who were not affiliated with the college. These candidates were then voted upon by the entire student body who selected a queen, two sophomore princesses, and two freshman prin- cesses. 166 1963 ,rom ueen an Eyman Pert, petite jan hails from Galesburg, Illinois. A stunning beauty, she has black hair and brown eyes. After graduation, jan will continue her edu- cation. at Florida State University where she will major in clinical psychology. Her hobbies include tennis, cheerleading, and water skiing. Active in campus organizations, jan is a member of Dido social club, Circle S, and a cheerleader. 167 168 vie H 0 gan Prom Princess A sophomore majoring in business administration, Evie was sponsored by her social club, Mano. She plans to become an airline stewardess after graduation. A vivacious beauty, Evie has auburn hair and blue-green eyes. She spends her leisure time enjoying her favorite hobbies of sewing and skiing. An active member of Mano, she is also a member of Circle S and the Troiad staff. 169 - -- M' M .. - - I -. Q -Qwwwiefnfw , - V . ,, V k- 4 Q A' L4 wgeiilmzviw ,fb '- Q - ,Q , 4 1 214 ' aw J '41 -Sify' if Wgaiwf ,,-Q., w, ,..:-: -s-- 4, fn Ask' ' 1 ' K ' Q 'L S ,gs L 4 1 M 4 1 f' ,Y f ' ,5 'Y 4 4 N S q 5 W 4 X Q w 4 I 4 J A W 2-:-U -W W1 , M . ff 7Lfy,a,,fz ww . fm f -M ' 3 sf W' fffqw 1 Ifa ren M ann Prom Princess Karen, sponsored by Dido social club, is a fashion merchandising major who plans to attend Florida State University after graduation. A sparkling beauty, she has blonde hair and hazel eyes. Karen pursues the hobbies of playing bridge and read- ing. She is an active member of Dido and partici- pates in various campus activities. 171 Kathy Duckworth Prom Princess Tampa-born Kathy is a petite blue-eyed blonde. She is an art major and will transfer to the Uni- versity of Maryland in Munich, Germany after her freshman year. She was sponsored by her so- cial club, Mano. Kathy enjoys swimming and water skiing as well as painting. She participates actively on campus and is a Skyro Playmate. 173 174 Gail anzzg Prom Princess Black-haired, blue-eyed Gail is a striking beauty who was sponsored by her social club, LHL. Aflajoring in psychology, Gail will transfer to Florida State University after graduation. In her lesiure time, she pursues the hobbies of reading, bowling, and dancing. 175 N -an A Ls 55 f ' . N mYi g2fLsnfMlavvw WHO' WHO ' AT St. Petersburg junior College In recognition of their contributions to campus life, ten sophomore students were chosen to be placed in Who's Who at St. Petersburg Junior College. These students were selected by popular vote by the mem- bers of the sophomore class on the basis of their accomplishments and service. The class of 1963 proudly honors the following students: Coni Boyd, Betty Bradbeer, Butch Bryant, Rick Chappelear, Judy D,Angelo, Jim Heilbron, Ray Klein, Finley Knight, Bob Moore, and Mike Yopp. Beizjf Bmdbeer Com' Byfa' Butch Bgzant Rick Chalbpeleaf iw? D'Angel0 jim Heilbron F inlgf Ifnzlght Ray Klein M il-fe Tololo Bob Moore 8 ABOVE AND BETUND Twenty-one students of the sopho- more class were selected by vote of their fellow students to receive the honor of appearing in Above and Beyond on the basis of their lead- ership efforts in different campus activities and their service to St. Petersburg Junior College. Dan Ashlin Kay Ah! Diane Ballou Charles Bennett Dick Carre!! juay Buttewela' Czkqy Cooper Linda H zlgh JY! I Lugz Rose George janet Hunter Ray Huglz'n Becky joseph G. D. Mallonee Sandy Lewis im M anderschzkd Van NeeQ2 Barbara Schneegola' Bi!! Schnedler M iehael Peter Smith ii S gt Leon Sehoclzet M0nnz'e Stewart A th l etics Heartbeats quicken, lungs swell and deflate, nerve endings bristle, joints bend, muscles flex, and the mind is alert to quick thinking as one en- gages in vigorous physical activities. Activities which cause every fiber of the body to become alive and active with a sensation of keen aware- ness - activities which help to keep the body in tune to the music of life. 9- G J Basketball Team: FIRST ROW - Dan Bonner Dennis Ferry Bruce Werder Tip Andrew, John White. SECOND ROW Larry Sobil Ken Jensen Skip Carr ohn Williams, Jim Hicks, Lindsey Smith. Season Produces New C.,..,. George Trqan Basketball Talent At the beginning of the Trojan basketball season the future looked quite unpredictable. With Lar- ry Sobil and john Williams returning as letter- men, Coach McCrossin started to mold his team. By adding high school stars Skip Carr and Lind- sey Smith, he started the ball rolling. Off to a good start, the Trojans downed their first four opponents. This was accomplished main- ly by the rebounding of Carr and Williams and the sharp eye of Lindsey Smith. Toward the mid- dle of the season Larry Sobil and Smith turned pointmakers. It wasn't an uncommon sight to see the S and S boys in double Hgures. At mid-term Coach McCrossin welcomed Clear- water Ralph Berg. Berg proved to be a c'bear under the boards and the master of a soft jump shot. The Trojans had enough depth to give top seeded St. Leo and Dade County three terriiic games, one with Dade County going into two overtimes. Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Home Away Home Home Captain Larry Sobil Season Schedule FLORIDA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE FLORIDA MILITARY COLLEGE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FLORIDA SOUTHERN FRESHMEN MANATEE JUNIOR COLLEGE ST. LEO JUNIOR COLLEGE BREVARD JUNIOR COLLEGE BREVARD JUNIOR COLLEGE ORLANDO JUNIOR COLLEGE FT. LAUDERDALE JUNIOR COLLEGE DADE COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE DADE COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE FT LAUDERDALE JUNIOR COLLEGE FLORIDA SOUTHERN FRESHMEN PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE FLORIDA MILITARY COLLEGE FLORIDA CHRISTIAN COLLEGE ST. LEO JUNIOR COLLEGE FLORIDA FRESHMEN ORLANDO JUNIOR COLLEGE MANATEE JUNIOR COLLEGE ST. JOHNJS RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE Manager, Ray Hetterickg Statistician, Jim Elliotg Manager, Torn Weiss. 193 F. - John Williams C. - Skip Carr 194 G. - Bruce Werder F. E Ken Jensen 1 195 G. - Lindsey Smith G. - Jon White F. -- Tip Andrew G. - Danny Bonner F. - Jim Hicks G. - Dennis Ferry is , Av Clzrerlfarlzn Squad Gwen Griffin Connie Han ey, Judy Terrell, Barbara Schneegold, Phvlis YN ilson an Eyman Viclsv Branch Myra Kohne. Cheerleaders Spark School SlI9z'rz'1f With sparkling personalities and energetic cheers, the cheer- leaders encourage the school spirit at sports events and at school functions. Their infec- tious enthusiasm often means the difference between winning or losing the game. These spirit- ed girls spark the great Trojans spirit and school pride. Vicky Branch Jan Eyman Gwen Griffin Coni Harvey I Myra Kohne Judy Terrell gun sauna -f' 5' , ,,,,j,:, fs ' 'L' f , K ,.,. , 4. ' , X. f it ,-'1 K 'W A, K' . - ,135 , w .1 Ax,-1 , K . '9'L'4 '1f0 , -- ff flfffy. x ' ,t , 'Q . wfijy .4V 53 'W-,, ' ',Mm: A1 3 4.5, 1 .KA ' A I TROjAN BASEBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW W Butch ROW - Tom Wfeiss, Manager: Phil Furman. Bill Col- Wloods, Dan Lester, Paul YfVallace, Gordon Geissler, Tom bert, Gil Stone, Jack Blair, Brein Schrnalz, Dick Brady Crosby, Jack Bentley, Bill Heaton, Dave Sabin. SECOND Hugh Rollins. Jim Hicks, Charles Jones. Manager. gf!! 131' ryan Baseball Team Ralph Kern, Coach 200 201 Ed Soltau Torn Tallon John Yancey John Montague Walter Hock George Gagnon Courtney Moore Dan Murphy ,,gg.v,ft.,t1.t,..-1,1V, , r , at - wwe Trojans Netters: FIRST ROW - John Yancey, John Montague, Dan Murphy, VValter Hock, Courtney Moore. SECOND ROW - Ed Soltau, Tom Tallon, George Gagnon, Steve Montague. 1 ' it i f Captain, Steve Montague Coach, M. B. Chain enrzis Freshmen Show Promise or Future This years Trojans tennis team was a little lean tague who was the backbone of the Trojans at- on talent but, with the careful instructions of tack. But, with this fine crop of freshman players Coach Chafin, clicl a creditable job. The only rc- things look much brighter for the future. turning member from last year was Steve Mo- 203 5 , 4 Q? Q? Mens judo Club: FIRST ROW - Jerry Sloan, John Sullivan, john Kizer, Gary Lawson. SECOND ROW - Phil Furman, Frank Gross, Bill Greenwood, Steve Gross. THIRD ROW - Bob Whitticker, Gilbert Stone, Doug Utter. Ofcers: Bob Wfhitticker, Gary Lawson, john Kizer. President, Jerry Sloan , ,We 1, mf 5f 'smfW G ST. PETERSBURG jUNIOR COLLEGE BOWLING LEAGUE owling League l i E E BPEL ST. PETERSBURG IIUNIOR COLLEGE BOWLING LEAGUE sf ,W A , , ,MP W I f ,MIN S, BOWLING LEAGUE OFFICERS Miss Gehlcn Advisor sa 4 Golf Team: Virgil Hickman, Bob Guenther, Mark Codcharles, Art Callahan. GUM Team Mr. Terry, Advisor Captain Virgil Hickman al. . Bob Guenther Mark Goclcharles Art Callahan fra ,A f . -1 -V iff ,. ,saw s H f 2, , A.,, J - 'L ' Wfm Women.: Inter-Collegiate Basketball Team FIRST ROW Francis Lawson Elaine Brewer, Ann Cantlin, Martha McCuteheon SI FUND ROW Marx Maritllo Joan Harris, Pat Smith, Jeannette Baird Fun Maiitllo I nzfer- Collegiate League Creates New Enzflzuszezsm The womens intramurals took on a new title this year as St. Petersburg Junior College joined the west section of the Florida Womens Inter- Collegiate Sports League. In the future, this or- ganization plans to compete with teams from every college in Florida. Thus far, womens teams from University of Tampa, Florida Presbyterian, and St. Petersburg Junior College have entered into the competition. The athletics engaged in consist of softball, basketball, and volleyball. Any woman meeting academic eligibility may be- come a member of the teams. The primary func- tion of this organization is to build wholesome bodies and better minds through athletic parti- cipation. f' i i 'wr ' O l 33 I 35 , f I L f ..,,.,v'r +w, ,M S, ,ls I I , till -Mamma-an M .M , 4 +35 -5.-K 1.-av Wg., f,,,,,s . J.. WI777I.I'7l.f Intcrcollcgiafr' Softball Team: FIRST ROW' - Bullock, Nancy Botwright, Mary Mariello, Joan Harris, Mary Krauss, Elaine Brewer, Janie Guastella, Vicki Dick, Sandy Cooper, Francis Mariello, Ann Cantlin. Frances Lawson, Myra Libinan. SECOND RO W f Sandy il F 5 . ..! X.. .i is gig, '??5 .sf fps, .fu rg as if 'fi . ,,,. .. , Qi - .i IS . . FZ r:: ,?:QsgsQ : Fg ,Q Q, .iw K VQK Gigi 'Liga ' i Womens Intercollegiate Volleyball Team: FIRST ROW - Frances Lawson. SECOND ROW f Mary Mariello, ,Ioan Mary Krauss, Elaine Brewer, Ann Cantlin, Vicki Dick, Harris, Pat Smith, Frances Mariello, Sandy Bullock. 211 Womens Athletzc Board FIRST ROW Candy Holder Patsy Revnolds Del Baugh, Cissr Copper SFCOND ROM Frances XV1ttQt1uck Lum 'Vierhwe Marx Mariello. 'lr'- ,R , ,J Ji 5: , z., V s' -', ' lf? , -2 1332 Advixor, M Advisor, Mr. Renner Finley Knight, Mens Athletic Board Chairman, and Larry Brown discuss plans with Mr. Rcnncr. Athletic oards Provide F all Calendar gf A thletic Events The mens and womens athletic boards are responsible for co-ordinating the athletic programs for the social clubs on campus. Membership on the boards is composed of the athletic captains of each of the twelve social clubs. These boards met monthly to discuss problems relating to campus athletics and to plan or clear athletic programs and functions. Under the direction of these boards, social clubs were provided with a full calendar of athletic events for the year. ilflcns Athletic Board: Norm Lamer, Ron Overeash, Larry Bowen, Dick Herden, Finley Knight. Mano Intramural Team. FIRST TEAM - Evie Hogan, Conni Harvey, Judy Ruppcl, Molly McCullough, Vicky Branch, Diane Wclcll, Pat Tanner. SECOND ROW - 214 Nancy Lylc, Debbie Sniitli, Louise Bourbenea, Sandy Sprague, Linda Highfill, Nancy Norton, Margo Tanner, Patsy Reynolds. Womenjs X1 Delta Rho Intramural Team FIRST ROW Vlrglnia OND ROW - Margaret Fulmer, Marsha Siegler, Kay Douglas Karalee Davis Carolyn Harwood Love Lucas Miller, Margaret Spurrier, Judy Storace, Lynn Merhige. Dido Intramural Team: FIRST ROW - Jan Eyman, Pat Maddalena, Elaine Esteloionis, Darley Quillrnan, Sandy Stacy, Jinni Leinbach, Cissi Cooper, Cathy Blanton. SEC- OND ROW - Ginger Lane, Florence Lambert, Kathi Smith, Judy Butterfield, Carole Peterson, Alida Schall, Karen Munn, Judy Stusak. 215 Arquiris Inframuml Tram: FIRST ROIV 1 Ann Burn- gardcr, Jo Ann limos, Candy Holclvr, lVI2l1'l21IN1HS Nlartin, Gail Elwood, Karon Phillips. SECOND RON' g Gayle Pounds, Pressy lic-na-1'tz, Nfelinda Salgaclo, Pat Carilie, Kathy Humrick, Marcia Taylor, Bonniv XViant. Womenjs H.C.C. Intramuml Train: FIRST ROW - f Janet Huntcr. Nlziry Arsinstrong. Sandy Cooke. SECOND ROW' - Linda Bcclitcl, Carolyn liuilc-y, Frances YYitls11'i1cl4 Cheryl Jacobs. QD' If Intramurals L,H.L. Intramural Tram: FIRST ROW' - Katy Alll. Blonnic Stewart, Sandy Lew- is, Del Baugh, Barbara Hall, Pat Vlarren. SECOND ROW 1 Judy Gibson, Carol Rankin, Myra Kohne, Gwen Griifen, Sandy Greco. if ff M .,., 'QR RQ' Skyro Intramural Tram: FIRST RUW - f Bob Bracleiiliiirgc-r. ,lim Atkinson. Gil Converse, Gary Laurscn, Bob Pickler. SI:'CI?,YD ROW - - Ken llzwelion. Paul lieu- tue, Vince lVIcVinney, Ron Cosby, lYayne Lux, Bill Overcnsli. me M enjs Sigma Phi Sigma I7lf?'Il7IZLl7'!lZ Tram: FIRST ROW' f Fin- ley Knight, Richard Nlartin, lN'ayne Pealeaz. Dick Piearsal, Butch Bryant, Donnie Nicholson, Chris XvF1llil'1'. Steve Don- clero. SECOND RIPW 3 Van Neely, jerry Duffy, Dennis Driscoll, Rick Cliappclear, Lamar Wilson, Harry Stowcrs, Lee Cartwright. Larry Meade. 218 Pi Dwlla Intramural Twam: FIRST ROW - Jim Elliott, SECOND ROW - Bob Gleason, John Stoner, Larry Sobil, Chip Wlcster, Larry Bowen, Danny Miller. Jeff Wlliyc-, John Wlilliams, Jim Hicks, G. D. Mallonee, Tony Rissler. Jim Cliandcr, Al Garrotc, Jim Rosarmo, Julves Clavcrl. I ntmmumls Quilt 219 W 't , 523 w X K , mffwi Qjfiisifmfii img M en's Pyramirlx Intramural 7vl'I1I71.' FIRST ROW f-4 Rick Blond- Lanier. SECOND ROW -W Bob Ryan, Keith Lcibfricd, shire, Richard OiToo1c, Mike Coopcr, Dan Lester, AI JHIDCSM8HCiCTShiCd.FI'CQ1xVCHi1'1gtOD.B1ii2lH Schnia1tz,Stan Marrvtta i1n Short Paul Rilev. Howie Levinson Norm MCCil1Sk' Terr'NIa1'tin ohn Lf:1Ild1'llI11.XV21I'l'6I1 Paul. v J , , 9 by 5 9 , 1 i 1 1 ntmmumls Kappa Tau Intramural Tram: FIRST ROW f Mike Brown. Ronny Hides, Bob Colm: Richic SCllNN'lI1llI1CI', Nlac McClain. Sl:'CO.YD ROW - - Dick Herclcn. Dave Brown. Dan Frascr. Gary Nlillcr, Frank fll18I'1LllCl'. Mu Dvlta Intwzmzzml Tvam: FIRST ROW - Bill Joseph, Benny Loclic, Ron Mil- lcr, lNIark Goclcharlcs. SECOND ROW' -f -A Ron Mescrbc, Bob Swain, Kcn Harris, Mike Chaplin, Tom Fra-Qlnan. W . ,W k,,, Wm M.,.,.1...... -M..-rw-an '12 vs, N-ff-lnmwqw 'fin Classes Classes are the soul of student life at St. Peters- burg junior Collegeg the essence of its existence. Like the nuelezzs of an atom, they Control and glee meaning to the other component parts of col- lege life. Enjoyed by most for the east realm of knowledge they make available, elasses may also be dreaded or feared but they are rarely ignored. For it is the wisdom gained thru knowledge that develops and eonstitutes a persorzfs steadfastness in life. G-IU 4,1 If I Ni Zag .C ,, mv. Rick Chappelear Sophomore Class Ojyioers Are Active Endeavoring to increase class spirit and participation in class functions, the Sopho- more Class officers embarked upon several ambitious projects. Working closely with the Student Government Association, these officers, along with members of the Sopho- more Class, participated in several activities for school improvement which included a study of library conditions and a survey of student apathy. Under the direction of president Rick Chappelear, the Sophomore Class officers worked diligently to increase the spirit and improve the organization of the Sophomore Class. President Butch Bryant Barbara Heller Linda Highfill Jim Manderschied Vzee President Secretary-Treasurer Councilman Councilman 224 ,o-wr PATTI IO ABBOTT - Arquiris. KAREN LEE ABERCROMBIE -- College Singersg LHL. TEENA ABRAHAM - rals. CHARLES M. ADAMS jA.MES ADAMS JOSEPH ADEMY Dido, ICB Representative 3 Intramu- . g:, .sire A H f KATY AHL - SGA Social Affairs Committeeg LHL, Treasur- er 5 Intramurals. KARI ALDRI CH IAMES ALEXANDER JAMES ALMY - Troiad, Sports Editorg MSM, Publicity Vice- President, Presidentg Mu Deltag Xi Delta Rho Big Brother. EDWARD AMBROSE - Bowling Leagueg Intramurals. ROBERT ANDERSON, JR. MARVIN ANDRE JAMES ANDREW ARLISCE ANDREWS Collegiate Fellowship. SNEAQ French Clubg BSU5 Inter- KAREN ANDREWS JO ANNE ANGLE PAT ARCHIMBA UD - Bowling League. THOMAS ARDUENGO JOSEPH ARUNSKI - Newman Club. DANIEL B. ASHLIN - Freshman Class Councilmang Florida Junior College Student Government Association Cabinet Mem- berg Circle K 5 Kappa Tau. . A I :'i:- . A s .... F... T V-...kk K A A -Ag. 1 If : W it? of - .-afr5:,a ' 'Q ef I S A A W E we-X , A 551' E AMN 5 . -A K Sgaswa ,tu 5 Ur QE .wh ,lt kfggxi' it A tw . 23 .N iff . . qw , A . 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GAIL BELLER KA Y BENEDICT 226 BARBARA BENEFIELD - BSUg Civinettes. FELICE BENIAMIN BETH BENNETT CHARLES M. BENNETT - Scholastic Board chaifmng Phi f ATTf 1 A Theta Kappa, President g Phi Rho Pig Political Union 5 A Cap- V V ,IIIA ,L,: I -.ju pella Choirg Trojanaires. if . KA YLEEN BENTON - SNEA. K f W A -2 LTL-I wfgiag .. ,,.,z..i: 5, ., A , .. f sf ,-2 9 .Q Qi .. - ' 5 , K, .,. ,, 5521 X EL? 591 f P Hg' 5 f K 9 as l vm sz I A I A , 3 2 m'Eiie,A L A A A 1 ,V coNsTANcE BERTUGLIA if A i f A JOSEPH BEST A iii A I A R fl IOSEPH BICKAR H iiii BILL EIEDER CHARLES EILLER SHIRLEY BILLINGS FRANCES BILLIRIS BARBARA ANN BIRCH DAVID BLAKELY KATHERINE BLANTON FELIX BLOWERS TONY BOATMAN - German Club. L EUGENE BOEGLIN NANCY BOLTON - Obeliskj MSM. GEORGE BOHN - Phi Theta Kappa. h T L A WA, A, K A K L A A A , fm s 5' S A A , . F211 ,Z A . V , E f .. ,ha s,',f,WlQ . .f,, LA,,., I , L. . I ,i 1 -- H . f-Mm. 2 H I 'V wsisf V s M' -Q . i 1 iw xfgfy f ' 1 ft Qtfiiifi'95?f' fraigiiyigf - . -1, .vzvafs ,,. , ., f I , M ii57?!77i 5 .rg -V 7 MW f ' , fp .. f Qi xv jj55TJi?iI',?1IjT,g5g353 'Vi 9 E . ' f 1 P - We 5 U I IOHN BONINO LOUIS BONSEY MARIANN BOOHER CAROLE BOOKE IOHN BORDEAUX - Newman Clubg Bowling Leagueg Intra- murals. EMMA BORO WILLIAM BORO LEEANN BORTZ ROGER BO URGEOIS - Pi Delta, Secretary. LARRY BOWEN - Pi Delta. JUDY BOWMAN CONI BOYD - SGA Budget 'Committeeg Troiad, Assistant Editor, Editor-In-Chiefg LHLg Orientation Leaderg Florida Jun- ior College Press Association, Treasurer. ED WIN BO YER JAMES B0 YLE JOHN BOZIK BETTY BRADBEER - SGA Social Affairs Committee Chair- mang Student Court Juryg Wooden Horse, Social Editorg Troiad, Social Clubs Editorg Art Clubg ICB, Treasurerg Circle S5 Mano, Vice-President, Rush Captaing Intramuralsg Sigma Mascotg Sigma Sweetheartg Prom Princess. MICHAEL BRADFORD IUDITH BRAICKI - Newman Clubg Phi Rho Pi, Secretary- Treasurerg Debate Teamg Playmakersg Arquirisg Intramurals. ROBERT BRANDENBURGER - Skyro. IO ANN BRATCHER - MSM. WAYNE BRASS 228 IOHN BRAUKMAN CHARLES BRAZZEAL HELEN BREAKIRON RAYMOND BREEDING IOHN BRESLIN JACK BREWER IUDY BROCK RICHARD BROCK IO ANN BROKAW BRENDA BROWN FRED BROWN FREDERICK BROWN GEORGE BROWN - Mu Delta. JAMES BROWN MICHAEL BROWN - Kappa Tau. NANCY BROWN BUTCH BRYANT - Sophomore Class Vice-Presidentg Sigma, Sergeant-at-armsg Intramurals. SUSANNE BRYANT HAROLD BRYNES CHARLES BUCHANAN ROBERT BULATOWICZ 21955 ffm 29 ' 'V CHARLES BULL - MENC SANDRA BULLOCK - Phi Theta Kappa Intramurals Var sity Volleyball 3 Varsity Softball ANN BUM GARDNER Circle S President Vice President SNEA, Reporter 5 Arquiris Secretary Intramurals CAMILLA BURBACK CHARLES BURGWIN ROBERT BURTON THOMAS BURWELL JUDY BURTHAELL JUDY BUTTERFIELD mang Circle S 3 Dido, Soc1al Affairs Chairman Orientation Leader. LORETTA B YERLEY BABETTE CAIRNS - MENC Mano ARTHUR CALLAHAN ETHEL CALLAHAN GERALD CAMPBELL NAN CAMPBELL GERALD CANFIELD - French Club Bowling League BRUCE CANNON - Phi Theta Kappa PATTY CARLILE - BSU Arqums DON CARLSON RICHARD CARRELL Student Court Associate Justice Kappa Tau. BERT CARROLL 230 PATRICIA CARROLL jA Y CARRON DEONA CARTER ROBERT CARTWRIGHT - Sigmag Intramurals. RANDOLPH CARUTHERS WILLIAM CATLOW IUDITH CHAMBERLAIN FRANK CHANDLER IAMES CHANDLER - Pi Deltag Bowling League. CHARLES CHANEY RICHARD CHAPPELEAR - Sophomore Class Presidentg Sigma. KAREN CHESTER DORIS CHILDRESS WINTON CHITWOOD ROBERT CLARK IAMES CLAUSEN TYRONE CLAYTON jOHN CLENDENON - Phi Theta Kappa: Wooden Horse, Sports Editorg Intramurals. MICHAEL COACHMAN KATHLEEN COAN RICHARD COBB 231 ' A fi -' ' I M in Q 'wif 22 'qs- flymf QL 51 ag , f W M if B -. gsm , 05:4 U,J,.,, W 7,1 U, as 4 .1 ml 44-em.. 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IO ANN DANALS JUDY D'ANGELO - SGA Secretaryg Troiad, Copy Editorg LHL, Co-Rush Captaing Pyrametteg Intramuralsg Orientation Leader. DONALD D'ANNA CHARLES DA UGHERTY DENNIS DA VIS IOHN DA VIS KARALEE DAVIS - FSA, Social Committee Chairmang Xi Delta Rhog Intramurals. 233 fr .l 1 ROSALIND DA VIS SANDY DAVIS TREVA DA VIS DONALD DAWSON IEANIE DAWSON JOHN DAY - Political Union, Secretaryg Young Democrats Club, Vice-Presidentg MSM, Athletic Directorg SNEAg Intra- murals. PA UL DEETH ERIC DeLOACH LORETTA DeNAPOLI DONNA DENNING DAN DeRUSSY - Pi Deltag Intramurals, CAROLYN DICKEY MARIORIE DICZOK - Phi Theta Kappag German Club. JOAN DILKER - Mano. PAT DINGLEY SARAH DOBSON - BSUg Xi Delta Rho. DUBRAVKO DOGIC STEVE DONDERO - Circle Kg Sigma. IO Y DORMAN BETTY DOTSON DAN DOUGLAS 234 VIRGINIA DOUGLAS - Collegiate Civinettesg Xi Delta Rho, Secretaryg Intramurals. WILLIAM DOUGLAS CARLTON DOWNING ELLIE DRENNAN GUSTAV DUEBEN GERALD DUFFY - Sigma. JAMES DURAN HELENE EDSALL IA YNE ED WA RDS IANICE EIGHMEY JAMES A. ELLIOTT - Pi Delta, Athletic Captaing Intramu- rals. ELY GIFFORD - Political Union. GAIL ELWOOD - Circle Sg ICB, Vice-Presidentg Arquiris, Presidentg Intramuralsg Orientation Leader. TIM ENGELMAN SANDRA ERICKSON HERMAN ESTRIDGE FRANCES EVANS LIBBY EVANS MARTHA EVERSON RICHARD EVESON IAN EY MAN - Didog Cheerleader. 235 1 - f ' W ., -A , .4 ,. A .1i,.,:,iN Wil Kc A A 'Mig A Z A A 4 I y 'W .f.f,1.-f. f Il :E 3' 5 QA A wr' Q ,A if A A m- 'ISSN saggy ' . f L.1.5Q'gQ.Q,A ,ky J X. S f'r' hi me 'lf tvs ,ad .. wwg 'i5f:,,,vf r ' , M -ft ,,..,. f -wigs? r Y 'EX ' g.z'3Qtrg?AsigS. - . Q. A t.., f f: A' I . , - Us gk ,s I if iw ? S A f I ' 1 MSIE? I2 M 4 fx- 07 ,433 Im? .,, . was ,. ., ,,,,,, , , , ,f:2w:?335 -- 2 :4f:,,. 4 Q 'ii - 1' ,' U1 ' -,N- 1p' a,.i-:Q '- A , . ' :2-,,,.:- .,.E::-- 5 f vwizig mis,-.wyax - ' ggsamelg , -- na,qp:y,.m , 7 ,Q , - ' - 'fffi Z. I QW., ,s -. W in vf z fwag A 5 BRUCE EYRING FRANCES FAHRENTHOLD LYNN FARLEY ARTHUR FA VREAU MARCIA FEASE WILLIAM FERGUSON - Pyramidsg Dido Mascot GENE FIELDS LEO FINK IAMES FISHER - Circle K, Treasurerg Kappa Tau Secre taryg Mano Mascot. IUDITH FISHER DA VID FLAGG TIMOTHY FLAHERTY ORVILLE FLEMING MARY FLOYD KATHLEEN FLYNN - WILLIAM FOLEY DAVID FORD DALE FOSTER DUGLAS FOTTER NORMA SUE FOUTS DICK FRAZE 236 - Track. Playmakers IOHN FRAZER - Circle K5 Kappa Tau. ROBERT FREEMAN I O ANN FULLER SARAH FULLER - A Cappella Choirg Co-edsg Trojanettesg Messiah 5 Mano, Historian. IOHN FULLERTON MARGARET FULMER -- Phi Theta Kappag SNEAg Xi Delta Rho, Co-Rush Captaing Intramuralsg Orientation Leader. FRANK GALLINA WILLIAM GAMEL GARNET GANTT ALFONSO GARROTE - Pi Deltag Spanish Clubg Intramu- rals. GEORGE GA TEWOOD CARY GA USLIN DONNA GENUNG LUCY ROSE GEORGE - Wooden Home, Business Managerg Xi Delta Rho. RICHARD GEORGIADIS GEORGE GERNAZIAN LINDA GELDERT - LHL. CONSTANCE GEORGACOPOULOS GORDON GIBSON, SR. GORDON GIBSON IUDY GIBSON - SGA Social Affairs Committeeg Troiad, As- sistant Features Editorg LHL, Pledge Masterg Pyrametteg Intra- muralsg Orientation Leader. 237 1 - V , , g:f,f1,:.:w 122 sg-271252155 . ,I .- .: as 1 T ' if- fS:f:55'e1'41. i fr -E:':. 3:29 :ii -S 7535? J 7 - Wa? wi me A it ,.,- V: -:. -ws. -1' '::.:3i', s' - ,f - . :. :.a, V --5.1. is -za:s.:::.:- s. 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GERALD GILBERT KAREN GILDEMEISTER JOHN GILMORE MARION GINN RICHARD GLADFELTER SUZANNE GLAZER HOWARD GLIDDEN MARK GODCHARLES MAGDALINE GONATOS HOWARD GOOD SHERRELL GOODYEAR BRUCE GORDON BUDDY GOULD - Kappa Tau DON GRANT STEPHEN GREEN DIANNE GREGORY STEVEN GRIMES - Phl Rho P1 VICC Presldent MSM Po litical Union. LARRY GUITIAN 238 IAMES HACKETT MARGARET HACKWORTH RAYMOND HAHN CHARLES HAILE BARBARA HALL - LHL President Secretary Intramurals Orientation Leader. ROBERT HALGRIM SUSAN HANEY RUTH ANN HARDER LINDA HARDING - Phi Theta Kappa SNA HCC Rush Captaing Orientation Leader CHLOE HARDY - BSU, Secretary MARION HARMON NORMA HARPER - Colleglate Civmettes Secretary WILLIAM HARPER THOMAS HARRELL - P1 Delta Arqulris Big Brother Bowl ing League. TOM HARRINGTON JOAN HARRIS - Arqulrls Pledge Master Intramurals ANN HARRISON ANNA HAYES KENNETH HAZELTON Secretary g Intramurals. MICHAEL HEALE NANCY HEBERLING SUSAN HEFFERNAN - Mano Treasurer JAMES B, HEILBRON SGA Vice President Kappa Tau Vice-President 5 Intramurals BARBARA HELLER -- Freshman Class Secretary Treasurer Sophomore Class Secretary Treasurer DldO JULIE HELLMAN - LHL MAURICE HELOU - Skyro Social Affairs Chairman MARTHA JEAN HENDERSON DICK H ERDEN JAMES HICKS - Pi Delta Intramurals Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball. LINDA HIGHFILL -- Class Councilmang Mano, DENNIS HIGHTOWER MARTIN HILL WALTON HILL BETTY HOBBY FRANK HOFF LINDA HOFFMAN MARGARET HOFFMAN Circle S X1 Delta Rho Publicity Chairman. LAN TY H OD GE EVELYN HOGAN - Trozad Fme Arts Editor Mano Soc1al Affairs Chairmang Circle S JANE ANN HOLLER - LHL Pyramette CANDACE HOLDER -- Circle S Dancemakers Arqums Ath letic Captain 5 Intramurals KARLEE HOLZHEIMER Phi Theta Kappa Circle S HCC, Co-Rush Captain. 240 SHARON HOOVER - Circle S5 SNEAg Dido, Vice-President, President. FRANKIE HOWARD LINDA HOWELL ELAINE HOWLAND - Collegiate Civinettes, Treasurer, Presi- dent, State Treasurer g Dancemakers, Secretary, President 5 Phi Theta Kappa 5 Playmakers. THOMAS H OWZE RUTH HOYLE BILL HUGHES H, V, if ' R ,L 2 23 gi 5 l 2 15 W S 1- 35, 0 s X S E Q EEE Xl FRANK HUGHES . gl e e . rae S Iee 535 ff :- ROBERT HUGHES I I A E -. . RAY HUGLIN - Freshman Class President, Kappa Tau. CHARLES HULBERT IANICE HUMMEL ,. ,,, . -,,. 1 VVF li A IANET HUNTER - Obelisk, Editor-In-Chief, Wooden Horse, 'I' Feature Editor, Phi Theta Kappa, HCC, President, Vice-Presi- fl ,,.. 'T' ' sw, dent g Intramurals. ,LAV I 'L SHIRLEY HUNTER I I TIMOTHY HUNTSMAN REBECCA HURT PATRICIA HUTCHENS WILLIAM IERNA DICK ISAACS - ICB, Vice-President, Sigma, Vice-President, Social Affairs Chairman, Intramurals. CHERYL IACOBS - College Singers, SNEAg HCC. 241 L. F .1 .ad J A , A ,m,m, ,.,,., A ,m,L, EDWARD JACOBS LINDA JACOBS - Troiad, Assistant Editor. JON JAMES SANDRA JANKE EDWARD JAROTZ ROBERT JA YNE, JR. CHARLES JENKINS ALINDA JENNINGS GERALD A. JOHNSON HARRY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON SHARON ANN JOHNSON - Phi Theta Kappag Dido, Treas urer. JANE JOHNSTON CHARLES JONES - Pi Deltag Baseball Team Managerg In- tramurals. CHRIS JONES - Wooden Horse, Sports Writer. LUCINDA JONES MARCIA JONES RICHARD JONES RONALD JONES THOMAS JONES K L 242 RONALD IORDAN BECKY JOSEPH - SGA Social Affairs Committeeg Troiad Literary Editorg Wooden Horse, Fashion Editorg ICB, Secretary Art Club g Mano, Co-Rush Captain 5 Intramurals. VIRGINIA JOYCE DORIS JUDSON JAMES KAISER WA YNE KA LL UNKI LOUIE KAMPOURIS ANITA KATSURIS WILLIAM KATSARIS IERE KAUFFMAN JUDY KAUTZ - French Clubg BSUQ Bowling League. JUDY KEEFER ROBERT KEEHN MAX KELLER JON KELLEY IOSEPH KELLY ROBERT DENNIS KELLY ROBERT BRUCE KELLY MARTHA KERNAN MIKE KENNEDY DA VID FREDERICK KERN 243 ui ix? ,, Q 433 ' Q DA VID A. KIDD NANCY KILPATRICK GARY KILROY LARRY KINCAID JOHN KING - Literary Club, Young Democratsg Political Union. MARTHA KING SHERI KING WILLIAM KING KATHLEEN KINSELLA - Newman Clubg Circle S 5 Arquiris. BERNICE KIRSCH RAYMOND KIRSCHNER BRENDA KISER - Playmakers, College Singers, Phi Theta Kappa 5 MENCg Arquiris. CLEVE KISER - Religious Board Chairman, BSU, President. JOHN KIZER RAYMOND KLEIN - Student Court Chief Justice, Pyramids, President, Treasurerg LHL Big Brother. WALTER KLINGEL FINLEY KNIGHT - SGA Budget Committee, Men's Athletic Board Chairman 5 Sigma.. TOM K OELS CH SUSAN KONITZ LOU KOST STEPHANIE KOUNDOURIOTIS 244 ANTONIOS KOUTSOURAIS GEORGE KRAMER - Kappa Tau. GENE KRAVA ROBERT KUBISTEK DEBBIE KUSHNER - Mano. ANDREW LACZKO WILLIAM LaFORCE FRANCES LaFORGE LEWIS LAIRD NORMAN LAM ER - Pyramids, Athletic Captain 5 Varsity Basketball. 1 OH N LAN DR U M - Circle K5 Pyramids, Social AH' airs Chairmang Orientation Leader. LINDA LANDT GINGER LANE - Didog Intramurals. THOMAS LANGLEY PAT LaPORTA MARY LASEAU JOHN LASKA THOMAS LASSITER GARY LAURSEN - Judo Club, Vice-Presidentg Phi Theta ' 1 if Kappag Skyro, Sergeant-at-arms. E L I Ilr, Aiii GEORG EE ' JAMES LEGGETT I ys yri 'iyat 245 ,f -, my 1sm?gg3 Vg f ' -:Iii 4i55'45gt1g?5,q5. V , 4 A ffwsaessliisz Q, ' 5 g I .. , ,ig,,,,,6siM N,-maart - ,, .- ,i wzwafsmaff ,, .. , ' 'A Z.d9i7ii?l72W , ,,gv,'fw,! ..'z:H ' 2.1 . V 2f :v1ZlS95f2,q?'-15535: K .21 - -,f: Jmfilwfg M fwlt A 4,5 A ROGER LEIBIN DALE LEIFESTE LA WRENCE LEITNER RICHARD LEVERITT HOWARD LEVINSON STUART LEVINSON DIANNE LEWIS SANDRA LEWIS - SGA Publlc Relatlons Chalrman LHL A Cappella Choirg Student Court Juror Intramurals Orlenta tion Leader. R ON A LD LE WIS CYNTHIA LIMA AUDREY LIMBERG GEORGE LINDSAY RITA LIDDY LEON LIPPINCOTT BENNY LOCKE - ICB Pres1dent Mu Delta Presldent Rush Captain, Social Affairs Chairman Intramurals ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD WAYNE LOGAN JAMES LOMAX JEROME LUND PA UL LONGERICH CHARLES LONGBOTTOM 246 ,. COLEMAN Lorr MARY LOTT JERRY LOVE IOAN LOWREY IRA LUGEMER EDWARD LUKAWSKI GORDON LUNDBECK PATTIE LUNDIN ROBERT LU TZ - Sigma, Sergeant-at-arms. WAYNE LUX - Skyro, Treasurer, Chaplain 5 Intramurals. MILT LYENS NANCY LYLE IEFF LYONS - Mu Delta, Bowling League, Intramurals. WAHNETTA MAAS LEONARD MA CH RI TA MACKO PAT MADDALENA - Troiad, Assistant Literary Editor, 'New- man Club, Secretary, Phi Theta Kappa, SNEAg Dido. G. D. MALLONEE - SGA Public Relations Committee, Pi Delta, Vice-President, Mano Big Brother. FLO MALLORY IAMES MANDERSCHEID - Sophomore Class Councilmang Student Court juror, Circle K g Political Union g Debate Team, Phi Rho Pi 5 Pyramids, Intramurals, Orientation Leader. WILLIAM MANES 247 L n M ' ' 115525525 .. A . . . . 'I gk . . gay 5' 3' .. Si 0 - . .... mf .35 it lk A3535 'QP i WQii:STii l9iL Q if . . t . 5 K 1 , sl it H If lm., M . . M iirfvqgys . , - . ., 5 . M S I I if , 4 6 6 , . . Q, .Q W . 2 g M .. .. 5 .ef A Y . 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RICHARD MARTIN TERRY MARTIN - Troiad, Assistant Sports Editorg Wooden Horse, Reporterg Circle K g Pyramids, Pledge Masterg LHL Big Brother 5 Intramurals. CHRISTINE MARTY - Phi Theta Kappa. JAMES MAR VING SHARON MASHBURN GARY MASTRY RICHARD MATUS JANET McCHESNEY STANLEY McCLESKEY LINDA McCUTCHEON - Dido, Historiang Cheerleaderg In- tramuralsg Orientation Leader. JOHN McDANIEL 248 fOHN McDONA LD MICHAEL McFADDEN sUE McFADDEN THOMAS McGURK DA VE McINERNEY ALLISON McKEITH GORDON McLAIN GORDON McMEEKING - Golf Team. HENRY MELICH LYNN MERHIGE - Newman Clubg Phi Theta Kappag Xi Delta Rho, Athletic Captain 5 Orientation Leader. CHARLES MERRILL DA VID MERRITT JEFFREY MESKA MARILYN MICHAELS BARBARA MILLER - Singers. BILL MILLER MENC, Presidentg SNEAg College DANNY MILLER - Pi Delta. DONALD MILLER GARY MILLER KAY MILLER DA VE MILLSPA UGH 249 Q ...QE . as xg , Q Pax' F I 9 R9 els a K fjfiaga it . L' In '1 fi :'. Vf wiflff fi' Z::I!E'::: 35:1 . + QQ .ij Lp 42 E4 gi .. . 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IMOORE - SGA President, Treasurerg Circle K Kappa Tau g Intramurals. JAMES MORGAN DOUG MORRIS - BSU5 German Club. MARY MORRIS SHARON MORRIS CHARLES MORTON KATHLEEN MORTON ORVILLE M OSELEY HARRY MOUNT RICHARD MUCCIANO KAREN MUNN 250 FRANKYE MURPHY BILL M U TH - Circle MELVIN MYER WALTER NAGEL GLORIA NALEPA RICHARD NAYLOR EDGAR NEEL VAN NEELY - ICB Mascotg Intramurals. DA VID NELSON WILLIAM NELSON WILLIAM NEVILLE KENT NEWTOWN Kg Kappa Tau, Treasurer. , Vice-Presidentg Sigma, Presidentg Dido BR U CE NOBLE - Pyramidsg Intramurals. JOHN NOLAN - Pi Delta. DENNIS NOORIGIAN PA UL NORMAN NANCY NORTON - Mano, President. ROBERT NOVAK NANCEE NO WICKI IO YCE OAKLEY ELSIE O'BERRY A Ku :J ww is viii? Sk? an 'QW 'W lk,r. , .r , T :'2 ff I QQ.. I I Iv --f-AQ, A A ff AA., ,'.' ' 'LL, A XF w 'MY Wf?1f LR, A 2,3 ws: GEORGE O'BRIEN Q, A fl iiht A THOMAS OGDEN ,W 1 A 5 zz 4458 Sf A Ai, SA A . ,. ,gggw 1, .M-64 ,,.:: ,Q-f I if A we in--igfalis . Si- W - z. , -,5: m,, , it 9 az ,gf 3 I f '15-:gf,2,sQT . - K ,E Q1 'iii A. .., ,. , . ,Eff . -,1:mi ,f , I wiiiif vzfigq-,iff fab, I fw ' is, ,Ez ,I wfzifli ,-jjgi fgf' 3 2 as 5 A 91 A A v gl xr .ll . W Y A A A 9' as mf if ls S X 46 2 'l 3 was gf K, . Wfyip ,iimwgf -zwg?fQM--ff , T A ,na wzqsfzeiiat . fwfr-sw Sf -' A Agzgezimwm mm A A dm Sw A 'fp JA my 28 Yam S 4 A - nf1,-'QIiwiifzzifml 'zziwgzeifqgf -2 ,: , :' - E . :ji'5g55Q1ii1T5?7',f5? 59, ' f F 5 71 -1 ' S Q, ' ,,w ,.E?fi2f DONNA OGILVIE DON O'LEARY PHILIPPE OLIVIER - Phi Theta Kappa. IAMES OLSON - Circle Kg Newman Clubg Intramurals ROBERT P. OLSON DIANNE OSBORNE -- Circle S3 Phi Theta Kappa. DONNA OSBORNE RUSSELL OWENS WILLIAM OWENS ALAN PADGETT ROGER PALMER JAMES PAPPAS DA VID PARADES NEWTON PARKER ROBERT PARKINSON RODNEY EARL PATRICK LINDA PATTERSON STUART PATTON OREN PA ULSEN 252 LINDA PEARMAN RICHARD PEARSALL WILLIAM PEOPLES SYLVIA PETERS - MSM. CAROLE PETERSEN - Phi Theta Kappag Dido, Chaplaing Intramurals. GUS PETERSON GEORGE PETTENGILL RHONDA PETTY WANDA PETTY GEORGE PETZOLD SHARON PFEIFFER - Delta Rho. ROBERT PICKLER MICHAEL PIETY MARIA PIPINOS RICHARD PFUND KAREN PHILLIPS - Dancemakersg Arquiris, Historian. ' GEORGE PLASKETT MURIEL PLUMMER KATHLEEN FLYNN IUDITH RODERIQUE SUSAN POLLY M., lg MSM, Social Affairs Ch3,il II121'1j xi Aj. IIII 2 3 Egg lg- gif 5 ws? sk , 5 ,I wi 4. - ff E V' E 'H i 1 F f. T Z SH as SAS SHE .f 5- W, 'M .1 -- :3 N .,,. is Q nl is 5 Kg., Sf 5 .S S... J . f 1- Wi.. , . ,. ami Vw? 3 K f 4 'Y 253,535 r f 'wiv g ive ,wax R infix if ., , I -,,, . I .. fag wgsm' Mai 4? l A A ,A A . :LQKFTWVKSEEP a sf -- . ' f Af -- A A W M51 -- . f:Z' . .u .:.,.-'J : 'W : ,A K, ,-5,,, ..5:- 'B' W JK 5 Af Z .. ,QU Q wgjzxki w' ?l' e V A , A E5 52 2595? 9? Q1 , iff , 2 1 , m 'A A M 5' A A ,EW , A 'L '31 , , . , :ff A-, 1. fwwv- ' : -ak 1:-5. :5.,4...g,.5:fg--55:55--I qi- gig-:,:w.e ,J .sSif'aSfY'12S,?T QVQQSSZYY' iLL:5'2iQg,Q:r5AQg'fY .5 ' I A H W M N Aiwa' 'fix' w, A -- wk .A .. 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GAYLE POUNDS JAMES POWELL ROBERT PO WELL DOROTHY PULEO LARRY PULKRABEK PAMELA PUTH JACQUELINE QUICK MELANIE QUIGG FRANKLIN QUILLIN, JR. RANDY RABE GRA CE RA GGI O JAMES RAMSAY LOIS RAMSEY WILLIAM RAMSEY Troiad, Co-Circulation Managerg CAROL RANKIN - SNEAg LHL. KAY RANKIN - Dido. BARBARA RASMUSSEN 254- CAROLYN RASMUSSEN JANET RAY ROLAND REARDON ANNE REDMAN ROBERT REEVES BARBARA REHBERG RAYE REICHELDERFER ELIZABETH RENAUD FRANK REYNOLDS SARAH RHODES - Dido. PAMELA RICHARDS - Phx Theta Kappa SNEA Young Democrats, Secretaryg Newman Club CHARLES RICE LUCY RICE PATRICIA RICE PAMELA RICHARDS NANO RILEY PA UL RILEY IANICE RINEHART RICHARD ROBERTSON IRENE RODETOU SUSAN ROESCH R527 ' , 7 I ' .f R Q ww if DONNA ROGERS IAMES ROGERS ROBERT ROGERS SHARON ROGERS LUKE ROOZEN JAMES ROSAN O - Newman Club Soclal Affarrs Chaxrman Pi Deltag Arquiris Big Brother Intramurals I JAMES ROTT I ' I BRENDA COLLEEN ROWLAND O A FELICIANO R UBIERA p ug RSS ,S GS A bl. A if I , A J SAMUEL RUDLAND Azvz SHELIA RU GGIERO - LHL Slgma Mascot all 1 E W CATHERINE RUMBALL Mew' -,-rim M EV? ,fi+,g3f,fkffw1ws W .Di ,.,',J f'fLF . Q FQ- if -'85 -R-' wrr.g,,l.f J - BOB RYAN - Pyramidsg Intramurals DA VID SABIN PHIL SA CHS JAMES SACKETT KENNETH SAFKO PETER NICK SAGONIAS MELINDA SALGADO MSM Arqums Intramurals MATHEW SALISBURY HARVEY SANDERS 256 WILLIAM SANTO VALERIE SARGEANT MICHAEL SAUNDERS - Phi Theta Kappa, Vice-President BARBARA SCHEMERA MICHAEL G. SCHENE HERBERT SCHLEMAN - Skyro. BILL SCHNEDLER - Mu Delta, Presidentg ICB, President. BARBARA SCHNEEGOLD - Didog Head Cheerleader. DICK SCHOESSOW PAUL N. SCHUH GEORGE SCHULTZ RON SCHULTZ SIDNEY SCHUSTER KENNETH SENNHOLTZ, IR. MARY LOU SEWELL - Phi Theta Kappag Dido. TED SHARPE - Wooden Horse, Cartoonist. DENNIS SHA UB ARTHUR SHEBLE JILL sH1VERs - LHL. JOHN SHOFI JOHN SHORT 257 IAMES SHORT - Student Court Jurorg Pyramids, Secretary, Vice-Presidentg Intramurals. SHARON SHNMEISS KAREN SHUTT - SGA Social Affairs Committeeg SGA Pub- lic Relations Committeeg Dido, Pledge Masterg Intramurals. MARSHA SIEGLER - Circle Sg SNEA, Vice-Presidentg Xi Delta Rho. DIANNA SIMPSON STEPHEN SKLAR IERALD SLOAN CAROLYN SMITH DEBORAH SMITH - Mano. GAR Y SMITH IUDY SMITH - LHL, Vice Presidentg Skyro Mascotg Cheer- leaderg Intramuralsg Orientation Leader. KATHLEEN SMITH - Troiad, Typing Managerg Newman Clubg Didog Pi Delta Mascot. MICHAEL SMITH MICHAEL P. SMITH - Obeliskg Playmakersg Pyramids. PATRICIA SMITH - Phi Theta Kappag German Club. RICHARD SMITH - Wooden Horse, Reporterg Spanish Club, Vice-President 5 Young Republicans. RONALD SMITH SANDRA SMITH CONNIE SNYDER LARRY SOBIL - Pi Deltag Mano Big Brotherg Varsity Bas- ketball. ROBERT SOMERS 258 PETER SOMERVILLE BOB SPAD UZZI BRENDA SPARKS JEAN SPAULDING ANDREW SPENCE IACK SPINDLER SANDRA SPRAGUE MARGARET SPURRIER SNEA President MSM X1 Delta Rho, Treasurer, Historian, Sergeant at arms GERALD STA CK CIND Y STADTLANDER DICK STAMBA UGH JUNE STA MBA UGH GARY STEFFEK SANDRA STEFFEK - Newman Club. LARRY STEINLA UF DICK STEVENS MONNIE STEWART - SGA Historian Trozad Government MILTON STEVENSON and Publications Editorg LHL Chaplain GILBERT STONE IOHN STONER - Pi Delta Rush Captam Mano Big Broth erg Intramurals. IACOB STO WERS wif wr? RANDALL STRAIN GEORGE STROUSE CHUCK STUMM IUDY STUSAK - Troiad Staffg Circle Sg Dido. JOHN SULLIVAN CHARLES SULTZMAN STEVE SUSNJAR IOHN R. SUTTON, JR. FRANKLIN SWA GER MARY ANN SWEET - Newman Club, SNEAg Circle S3 French Clubg Xi Delta Rhog Intramurals. CHARLES SWOPE EDNA S WOPE MARGOT TANNER - Uniong Mano, Chaplain. Circle S, Project Chairmang Political PAT TANNER -- Circle Sg Political Uniong Mano, Social Af- fairs Co-Chairman 5 Pi Delta Mascot. MARCIA TAYLOR - murals. MIKE TAYLOR ROY TEAGUE MSMg Arquiris, Rush Captain g Intra- ELIZABETH THALASINOS RONALD B. THERIAUL CARY THOMAS IACK THOMAS 260 T LEONARD THOMPSON RICHARD THOMPSON IUDY TIBBITS - Dido. LOUISE TIETZ - Phi Club. FRED TOLBERT IOHN TOMS RODNEY TOMSON DONALD R. TRAUB ED WARD TR UDELL BARBARA TSA VARIS ALONZO TURNER HAROLD TWIGG EDDIE ULMER KENNETH VAIL IOHN VALENTE HAROLD C. VARDY GAYANNE VECCHIO - RALPH VOGEL HELEN VOSHARDT PAUL WAGNER PENNY WALDO Theta Kappag German Clubg Literary LHL, Secretaryg Intramurals. ., Q, f - ,va-.r .f-'Uw1ri ,, A , .X.r , L, f If mfg? , I - 1 wit, 'I-152 as ? s xv go- . , 2'iLKg.g. ix , .s in 'Y K iii , K ,l 3 V K k l fb IOSEPH WALDORF - Pi Deltag HCC Mascot. CHRIS WALKER JUDITH WALKER - Phi Theta Kappag SNEA. DON WALLACE - Skyrog Xi Delta Rho Mascot. PATRICIA WALLACE - LHL. REBECCA WANNINNGER SHARON WAHLBERG LARRY WATERS MICHAEL WAY IOHN THOMAS WEIS FRED WELLINGTON - CAROL WENZLAWSH CHIP WESTER JILL WESTO VER CAROLE WHITE - FSAg ARNOLD WHITEMAN RICHARD WHITLOCK NOLAN WILKES ELIZABETH WILKIN GERALD WILLIAMS IOHN WILLIAMS 262 Pyramids 5 LHL Big Brother BSUg A Cappella Choir. IUDI WILLIAMS NORANEL WILLIAMS - Dido. ROSS WILLIAMS R USSELL WILLIAMS BRENDA WILLIAMSON CAROLYN WILLIS FRANK WILLIS PA UL WILLIS - Wooden Horse, Managing Editor. ROBERT WILLMS KRISTIE WILSON - MENC, Vice-Presidentg A Cappella Choir. R. LAMAR WILSON WYNNELLE WILSON ROBERT WINFREE VALERIE WISEMAN - Mano. SUSAN WITTMANN - SGA Social Affairs Committee, Corre- sponding Secretaryg LHLQ Pi Delta Mascot. FRANCES WITTSTRUCK - SNEA, Secretaryg Collegiate Civinettesg MSMg HCC, Athletic Captaing Intramurals. MARK WOODHOUSE - Circle K. SUE WOODRUFF - LHLQ Skyro Mascotg Orientation Leader. STANLEY WRAY CLOTILDE WRIGHT IANICE WRIGHT - Dido. 263 t PHILIP WRIGHT CAROL YA KEL - LHL. ROBERT YATES MICHAEL T. YOPP - SGA Budget Committeeg Wooden Horse, Managing Editor, Editor-In-Chiefg Troiad, Consultantg Obeliskg BSU, Executive Councilg Political Union, Vice-Presi- dentg Young Republicans Clubg Vice-President, Presidentg Kap- pa Taug Mano Mascot, Mano Big Brother, LHL Big Brotherg Florida Junior College Press Association lst Vice-Presidentg Ori- entation Leader. JANET YOUNG - Literary Clubg SNEAg Phi Theta Kappa. JEAN YOUNG - Literary Clubg SNEA. LINDA ZALESKI GEORGE ZA VILLE JAMES ZELCH -- Mu Delta. PAMELA ZICCARDI CLYDETTE ACKETT BONNIE ALLEN BARBARA AMBERNTSON MARJORIE COAN CARMEN LEE DAY LINDA DEAL ELAINEA DUKE DEBORAH FENIAIORE MARJORIE GEE DORTHY GIBSON JEAN GONGAWARE 264 GRETCHEN GREENE CHARLENE HOLBURN FRANCES HOLMELIN MALINDA IRELAND JUNE JOHNSON DIANA JORDAN LOIS KEENER MARY KLUTTS CAROL KORMGARD IUDITH MARCUM LINDA MARSHALL MARILYN MOREAU SANDRA PARKE SHARON RAY ANITA READMON MARGARET ROSENHEIM IUDITH SCHWEIKERT SUSAN SHULSE CAROL STEWART JEAN SUTHERLAND LINDA WEBSTER P Ray Ashurst Councilman Steve Skaggs President Karen Kisten Councilman r 226 Freshman Class Prqeets Bene z'ez'al The Freshman Class Oflicers are respon- sible for planning and coordinating many of the activities in which the freshmen participate and for working closely with the Student Government Association. In fulhlling these obligations, the Fresh- man Class Oflicers worked with the vari- ous clubs on campus and the SGA for the completion of a number of projects around campus, including a survey of the trafic problems on campus in order to improve parking facilities and the initiation of the office of Student Defender. 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Glenn 267 Arnold, Pauline 267 Arnold, Peter 267 Arunski, Joseph 98,225 Ash, James 267 Ashlin, Daniel 86,122,184,225 Ashurst, James 69,534,267 Athanson, James 226,267 Athanason, Michael 226 Atkinson, James 132 226 Auman, Jacqueline 267 Austin, Karen 95,267 Avella, Rosemary 267 Axelberg, Richard 267 Axelrod, Karen 267 Aylgton, Elizabeth 267 Badolato, James 267 Bagby, Alva 226 Bailey, Alan 267 Bailey, Carolyn 104,114,226 Bailey, Charles 267 Bailey, Robert 267 Baird, Jeannette 210,268 Balara, Randolph 268 Ballard, Elizabeth 268 Ballance, David 268 Ballah, Betty 268 Ballou, Dianne 70.120,226,184 Ballcnger, Judy 268 Baltz, John 268 Barco, Evelyn 268 Barfield, David 268 Barker, John 268 Barlas, George 226 Barnes, Beverly 268 Barnes, Gordon 128,226 Barnes, Frank 268 Barnes, Glenda 268 Barnes, James 268 Barnhart, Wayne 268 Barreir o Francis 268 Barr, Dfwuglas 268 Barratt, Leona 268 Barrett, John 226 Barrett, Ruth 268 Barrett, Samuel 268 Barry, Barry, Marina 268 Leon 268 Carter, Barry, Frank 268 Bassett, David 226 Bass, Wayne 268 Batey, William 268 Batson, Katherine 268 Bauder, Betsy 84,102,104,114. 226 Baugh Emily 116,226,212 Bnnn, ,Jenn 268 Baumwald, Michael 268 B Bawell, Anne 226 Baynard, Henry 268 Beals, Beard, Reuben 268 Margaret 226 Beasley, Marilyn 268 on, Mary 268 Ronald 126.268 Edward 130.226 Beat Beaton, Beattie, Beaudoin, Barbara 268 Beaver, James 268 Beauchamp, Arthur 124,268 Bechtel, Linda 84,114,226 Becker, Willard 95 Beck, Leslie 268 Beck, Robert 226 Beckerman, Jay 82 268 Bedell, Kathryn 268 Beeman, Daniel 48,268 Begin, Paul 268 Behrent, Sylvia 268 Beistle, Barbara 268 Belcher, Patricia 226 Bell, David 226 Bell, Hugh 128 Bell, Richard 86 Bellcr, Gail 226 Beltz, Larry 124,268 Benhart, Marvin 268 Benefield, Barbara 227 Benedict, Sandra 226 Benjamin. Felice 227 Bennett, Charles 7'l,95,103,105 227,185 Bennett, Doris 118 Bennett, Henry 268 Benson, Linda 268 Bentley, Stanley 268 Benton, Bonita 88,941,227 Benton, Kayleen 227 Benezney, Sally 112,268 Berg, Starin 268 Bergerson. Linda 108 Berger, Linda 112.268 Berghman, Donald 268 Bernett Adele 268 Bernardo, John 268 Berry, Thomas 268 Bertuglia, Constance 227 Best, Joseph 227 Betts, Dorothy 268 Biase, Donald 269 Bickar, Joseph 227 Bieder, William 227 Billeaudeaux, John 269 Biller, Charles 227 Bilings, Shirley 227 Billirakis, Nicholas 269 Billiris. Frances 227 Birchall, Sharon 269 Birch Barbara 227 Birkebak, George 269 Bittman, Edmund 269 Black, Elmer 269 Blackman, Stephen 269 Blair, Phyllis 269 Blake Jean 269 Blakely, David 227 Blanton, Katherine 112,227 Bl-onshine. Richard 128,269 Blowers, Felix 227 Blush, Raymond 269 Boatman, Anthony 102 227 Boeglin, Eugene 227 Bohn, George 227 Bolam, Richard 269 f Bolitho, Oliver 269 Bolt, Stephen 269 Bolton Nancy 84,227 Bolt, George 269 Bonhard, Sarah 269 Bonino, gohn 228 Bonner, aniel 192 Bonsey, Louis 228 Booher, Mariann 108,228 Boostrom, Janice 269 Bordeaux, ohn 228 Borgers, Mark 269 Boro, Emma 228 Bortz, Leeann 228 Borowski, Peter 269 Botwright, Nancy 269 Bouchlas, Stelios 269 Boucher, Kenneth 269 Bourgeois, Robert 126,228 Bouton, Harold 269 Bourbonnais, Louise 118,269 Bowen, Larry 126,228,213 Bowes, Shirley 269 Bowers, John 269 Bowman, Judy 228 Bowman, Judy 228 Boyd, Com 71,76,116,228,178 Boyer, Edwin 228 Boyer, William 269 Boyle, James 228 Bozik, ohn 228 Bozarth, Lois 269 Bozich, Carolyn 269 Braaksma, Jerry 269 Brache, Mary 269 Bradbeer, Elizabeth 70,77,81, 118,228,178 Bradford, Michael 94 228 Bradley, Jacquilin R9 Bradshaw, Samuel 269 Brajcki, gludith 110,22 Branch, ayle 118,269,198 Brgggenburger, Robert 132, Branson, James 269 Brannen, Joyce 269 Brannon, Charles 269 Brass, Robert 228 Bratcher, Jo Ann 83,97,228 Brattain, William 269 Braukman, John 229 Braxton, Eddie 269 Brazzeal, Charles 229 Brearley, David 269 Breakiron, Helen 229 Student Index Breeding, Raymond 229 Breslin, John 229 Breuninger, John 269 Brewer, John 229 Brewster, Robert 269 Brewer, Thelma 269.210 Briggs, Janet 106.269 Briggs, Richard 269 Brillhart, Barry 128 Brock, Judy 229 Brock, Richard 229 Brokaw, Jo Ann 229 Brogan, Lawrence 269 Brooker, Conrad 269 Brooks, Sharon 269 Browder, Thomas 269 Brown, Arnett 269 Brown, Brenda 229 Brown, David 122,269 Brown, Donald 122.269 Brown, Donnlee 269 Brown, Frederick 229 Brown, Fred 229 Brown, George 124,229 Brown, George 103 Brown, James 229 Brown, Linda 269 Brown, Michael 269 Brown, Michael 229 Brown, Nancy 229 Brown, Sandra 270 Brown, Wayne 122,270 Brown, Wilbur 270 Bruder, Stephen 270 Cassidy, Bernard 271 Castro, Jose h 271 Catanzaro, ,fb Ann 271 Catlow, William 230 Chalker, Bonnie 98,271 Chalkias, Nickie 271 Chamberlain, Judith 231 Chandler, Frank 122,231 Chandler, James 126,231 Chaney, Charles 231 Chaplin, Michael 124,271 Chap elear. Richard 69,86,130, 2215231179 Chase, John 271 Chevalier, Bemard 126 Childs, Thomas 217 Childress, Doris 231 Chitwood, Winton 231 Christ, Herman 271 Christian, Sharon 271 Christman, George 271 Christou, Chris 271 Christy, Merritt 271 Chuita, Petera 271 Ciccarello, Joseph 271 Cidlowski, rene 271 Cidlowski, Karen 271 Cummings, Jon 272 Cummings, oan 272 Cunningham, Linda 110,272 Cunningham, Alice 272 Cunningham, Stella 233 Curran, David 89.91 Curtin, Aymer 233 Czubgt, Sandra 233 Dacus, Glenna 272 Daffron, Larry 272 Dalgostino, Philip 128 Da m, Martha 233 Dailey, Thomas 233 Daily, Frederick 103,104,233 Dalton, Jon 272 Danals, o Ann 233 D'Angelo, Judith 68,79,116,180 233 Daniel, Cheryl 272 Danielson, Harold 272 Daniels, Harold 272 D'Anna, Donald 233 Danzig, Gail 116,175,272 Daughtrey, Shirley 94 Daughdrill. David 272 Davidson, Watson 272 Brummeyer, Nancy 270 Bruneau, Annette 270 Brunet, Tony 270 Bryant, Susanne 229 Bryant, Jyles 130,224,229, 179 Bryan, Nell 270 Buchanan, Charles 229 Buck, Sandra 270 Buck Roger 270 Buckley, Penne 270 Buckley, William 270 Buchner, Viera 120,270 Buechner, Irving 270 Bull, Charles 230 Bulatowicz, Robert 130.229 Bullock, Sandra 104.230 Bumgardner, Ann 87,110,230 Burback, Camilla 230 Burgwin, Charles 230 Burke, Billy 270 Burke, John 270 Burke, Michael 126,270 Burke, Robert 126 Burleson, Joyce 270 Burnette, Dennis 100 Burns, Sandra 107,270 Burton, Catherine 270 Butchaell. Judity 108,230 Burton, Robert 230 Burwell, Thomas 230 Bushnell, gay 170 Buttress, uy 270 Butterfield, ,Judith 70,87,112, 230.185 Byerley, Loretta 230 Byrne, John 270 Cahen, Michael 270 Calbeck, John 270 Cairns, Babette 230 Calder, Christian 270 Caldwell, Trudy 270 Calhoun, Barclay 270 Calkins, John 270 Callahan, Ethel 91.106,230 Callahan, Arthur 230,208 Callan, Joseph 270 Call, Donald 270 Cameron, John 270 Cameron, Gay 270 Campbell, Gerald 132,230 Campbell, Jack 270 Campbell, Nan 230 Cimino, Thomas 271 Circhirillo, Mary 271 Clark, Carolee 271 Clark, Gary 271 Clark, Leslie 271 Clark, Nancy 271 Clark, Robert 231 Clark, Susan 271 Clark William 271 Clavaii, Jules 126 Clausen, J-ames 231 Clayton, yrone 231 Clements, Martha 271 Clendenon, John 81,231 Cline, Mary 108 Cline, James 271 Coachman, Michael 132,231 Coan, Marjorie 231 Cobb, Richard 98 231 Cobb, Michael 271 Coe, Carol 78,116,160 Coffin, David 271 Cogan, Gerald 271 Coil, James 271 Coil, Gary 271 Cole, Jean 271 Davies, Trevor 27 2 Davis, Charles 272 Davis, Clark 272 Davis, Dennis 233 Davis, Dianne 272 Davis, Emylen 272 Davis, James 272 Davis, ohn 233 Davis, Jo Ann 272 Davis, ames 272 Davis, Karalee 120.233 Davis, Lancelot 272 Davis, Rosalind 234 Davis, Ronald 272 Davis Sandra 234.272 Davis, Treva 116,234 Dawson, Donald 234 Dawson, Jeanie 234 Dawson, atricia 120,272 Day, Carmen 108 Day, John 89,91,97,10f7,234 Deal, Linda 108 Deal, Russell 272 Dearolf, Richard 272 DeBarr, Linda 272 Debeer, Richard 272 Campbell, Roberta 98.270 Cole, Robert 122 Cole, Ronald 271 Coleman Coleman Coleman Collette, , Kelly 232 , Francis 271 , Richard 271 Kathleen 271 Colligan, Lynda 114.271 Collins, Elizabeth 271 Collins, Joseph 132,232 Colussy, Lois 78,116,232 Comnes, Gregory 104,232 Combs, Russell 122 Compton, Joyce 271 Compton, Robert 232 Congdon, James 232 Confer, John 271 Conlin, Thomalyn 271 Conner, Donald 89 90,92,271 Conover, Mary 271 Constabl e, Philip 271 Converse, Thomas 132,232 Cook, N orma 232 Cooke, Sandra 98.114 Cooke, Carole 232 Cooke, Frank 271I Dediego, Sandra 272 Deeth, Paul 234 Delack, Elizabeth 97,107,272 DeLoach, Eric 234 De Meza, Norman 272 Denman, William 272 De Napoli, Loretta 234 Depriest, Darlene 272 De Russy, Dan 234 De Rosa, James 273 Deutekom, Paul 273 De Wese, Kenneth 273 Dewar, Thomas 273 Diaz, Manuel 273 Dice, Barbara 273 Dick, Victoria 273 Dickey, Carolyn' 234 Dickinson. Barbara 82 Diczok, Mar'orie 234 Dickson, Andrea 100,273 Di Gabriele, Mary 273 Dilker, Joan 234 Dillow, Lawrence 90,273 Dilworth, Mary 273 Dingley, Pat 105,234 Dixon, Roger 273 Dobson, Sarah 234 Doiic, Dubravko 234 Do ken, Wayne 273 Dtgiidero, Stephen 86 130, ' 4 Donnelly, Andrew 273 Donovan, Ralph 92.95,273 Donovan George 273 Dooley, 'Tom 273 Dorman, Joy 234 Camfper, Patricia 270 Can eld, Gerald 100,230 Canaday, Anna 270 Cannon, Arthur 105,230 Cannon, Matthew 270 Canonieo Rocco 270 Canter, Clifton 270 Cantlin, Marie 120.270,210 Caporossi, Diane 270 Caporice, Nelson 270 Caporice, Samuel 270 Caplan, Linda 270 Carbone, Isabelle 270 Carbonell, Rolando 270 Cargile, lgacquelin 83270 Car ile, atricia 110,230 Carlock, James 270 Carlson, on 230 Carlson, Barbara 270 Carr, Elizabeth 270 Carr, Dorothy 270 Carr, ames 270,192 Cooper, Cecilia 112,232,186,212 Cooper, Claire 84,88,100,271 Cooper, Charles 271 Cooper, David 48 Cooper, Howard 232 Cooper, ay 271 Cooper, , udity 94,271 Cooper, aymond 271 Cooper, Priscilla 232 Cooper, William 272 Cooper, Sandra 272 Coo erlder, Jeffrey 232 Corgoy, Stephen 232 Cornelissen, Carl 232 Corrales, Earlene 232 Cosby, Ronald 132,232 Cosby, Arthur 272 Costa, Marshall 232 Coston, Cotton , Cynthia 272 Marcia 232 Cottenier, Michael 272 Cotharin, Robert 272 Couch, James 272 Couch, alter 272 Courdrn, David 272 Courts, Cecil 272 Cox, Ca rol 110,232 Cox, George 100,272 Cox, Glenn 233 Cox, Karen 272 Cox, Helen 272 C Cigbtree Judit 233 , Sharon 272 Carrelll Richard 72,122,230, 185 Carroll, Bert 230 Carroll, Patricia 230 Carroll, Elizabeth 270 Carroll, Diane 271 Carron, Jfrauld 86,130,230 Carson oss 271 Cartaya, Orestes 271 Frances 230 Carter, Ma? 271 Carter, Lin 271 Cartwright, Robert 230 Caruthers, Randolph 230 Cash, John 271 Craige, Kerr 272 Crane, Dourglas 272 Cravey, Glenn 233 Crighton, Kenneth 272 Cretekos, Lynda 272 grist, J'aylne213J58,233 ritz o n Crook, Douglas 272 Crook, Michael 272 Crosby, John 233 grosby, Domg7323 rusoe, on Cruccinello, Donna 233 Cuesta, Emererio 272 Culpepper, Lynca 272 Dorman, Terry 273 Dossey Keith 273 Doss, Charles 273 Dotson, Beta 234 Dougherty, harles 273 Douglas, Dan 234 Douglas, Virginia 120,235 Douglas, Wil iam 235 Dow, Raymond 273 Dow, David 273 Downard, Sharon 273 Downin , Ernest 235 Downs, gLinda 273 Dozier, Robert 273 Drake, Roger 273 Drake, Vivian 273 Drane, Thomas 273 Drennan, L. 235 Drigiers, Jean Drin water, William 273 Driscoll Dennis 130,273 Droscoll, Kathleen 273 Dubose, Sandra 273 Duckworth, Kathleen 273 Dudley, William 273 Dueben, Gustav 234 Duffy, Gerald 130,235 Duncan Thomas 273 Dnnn, Dixie 273 Dunne, Kathleen 107,273 Dunnin Tyler 273 Duran, gJames 235 Durling, Sharon 273 Dusa, Kathleen 273 Dwinell, Richard 273 Dykins, Samuel 273 Dykes, James 273 E Easton, Marianne 273 Easton, Joyce 273 Ebanks, Arthur 273 Ebersole, Martha 116.273 Echard, William 273 Edgar. Linda 273 Edsall, Helene 235 Edson, James 273 Edwards, Dennis 273 Edwards, Jayne 105,235 Elilen, Donald 273 Eighrney, Janice 235 Elias, Joann 273 Ellard, Geroge 273 Ellington, William 274 Elliott, James 126,235,193 Elliott, Joseph 132.274 Ellis, Albert 274 Ellis. Howard 103.274 Elwood, Gail 110,235 Edwell, Elizabeth 78,274 Ely. Gifford 235 Emery, Frank 274 Emmanuel, George 274 Engelman, James 235 England, Carole 120,274 Engle, Joe 274 English, David 274 English, Linda 274 Enlow, Bernard 86,122,274 Erickson. Sandra 235 Erlich, Gerald 274 Eschenback, Robert 98,274 Esielionis, Mary 112,274 Espriella, Carlos 274 Estridge, Herman 235 Estes, Donald 274 Eures. Terry 274 Evans, Charles 274 Evans, Donna 274 Evans, Frances 235 Evans, Hansford 274 Evans, Janet 235 Evans, Mona 274 Rose 274 Evans, Everett, Linda 274 Everett, Richard 274 Everson, Martha 206,235 Eveson, Richard 235 Ewart, David 274 Ewin, Gerald 274 Eyman, Janice 87,112,235,167, 198 Eyriiirg, Bruce 236 Fabelo, Edward 274 Rahrenthold, Frances 236 Fahey, Timothy 274 Fahey, Robert 274 Fahnestock, David 274 Farley, Lynn 236 Farmer, Duane 274 Farmer, Sandra 87,112,274 Farsworth, Fred 274 Farnum, William 274 Farrington, Bessie 274 Farris, Kit 274 Fast, Larry 274 Fast, Lynda 274 Favreau, Arthur 236 Fease, Marcia 236 Fender, William 274 Feeney, Edna 274 Feole, Ellen 274 Ferguson, William 128,236 Ferguson. Richard 274 Ferrell, Don 274 Ferro, James 274 Ferry, ennia 192 Fettig, Phillip 274 Field, Loan 274 Filer, onald 274 Fillingham. Samuel 274 Finch, Amy 274 Fincher, Mary 274 Fink, James 274 Fink, eo 132,236 Finlon, Robert 274 Fischer, Jerome 274 Fischer, aurel 112,274 Fish, John 274 Fisher, Judith 108,236 Fisher, James 86,122,236 Fisher, Robert 124 Fisher, Randy 274 Fisk, Durward 274 Fivecoat, Danny 274 Flagg, David 236 Flaherty, Timothy 236 Fleegal, Chester 274 Fleming, Elizabeth 274 Fleming, John 274 Fleming, Orville 236 Flowers, Charles 274 Floyd, Marvin 274 Floyd, Mary 236 Flourney. Margaret 275 Flynn, Colleen 275 Flynn, Kathleen 236 Flynn, Jfzhn 275 Flynn, osann 107,120,275 Fogg, Thomas 275 William 236 Foley' For , Roy 275 Ford, David 236 Forman, Judith 275 Foster, Dale 97,236 Foster, Susan 108,275 Fouts, Norma 236 Fowler, Emily 275 Fox, John 275 Fox, Albert 275 Frakes, Elizabeth 83,98 Franklin, Daniel 275 Franquet. .Peter 275 Frantzis, Fanitsa 275 Frazer, John 86,122,237 Fraze, Richard 236 Freeland, Robert 275 Freeman, Robert 237 Freeman, Penny 275 Freeman, Thomas 124,275 Frey, Charles 275 Frey, Virginia 275 Frese, Anthony 275 Friedt, Sandra 275 Friend, Alfred 275 Frost, John 275 Frudakis, Helen 275 Frush, George 275 Fryer, James 275 Fuerst, William 275 Fuller, Andrea 112,275 Fuller, Jo Ann 94,237 Fuller, Olive 275 Fuller, Sarah 116,237 Fullerton, John 237 Fuggifr, Margaret 104,107.120. Furbcrshaw. Ma 275 Futch, Robert 275 Futch, Don 275 Fyfc, Rgbert 275 Gadbury. Jill 275 Gagnon, George 275.203 Gallina, Frank 237 Galloway, Curtis 275 Gamel, William 237 Gantt, Garnet 237 Gantt, William 275 Garcia, Maria 100,275 Gardner, Kenneth 275 Garrett, Carol 275 Garrity, Beverly 275 Garrote, Alfonso 126,237 Gaston, Katherine 88,275 Gatchell, Gary 275 Gatewood, Geor e 237 Gauslin. Cary 9i237 Gaudreau, Paulette 275 Gause, Robert 275 Gay, Patricia 275 Geary, Michael 275 Geary, John 98,275 Geissler, Gordon 275 Geldert, Linda 116 237 Genung, Donna 237 Genthner, Wade 275 Georgacopoulos, Constance 237,275 George, Lucy 80,120,237,186 George, Robert 275 Georgiadis, Richard 237 Geraghty, Ronald 275 Gerber, El Janna 94,100,237 Gernazian, George 237 Getz, Karen 275 Gettys, Alfred 90,537,275 Ghormley, Henry 276 Gibson, David 128,276 Gibson, Dorothea 276 Gibson, Gordon 237 Gibson, Gordon 237 Gibson, Judith 116,237 Giese, Robert 276 GiH'ord. Charles 128 Giles, Richard 276 Gillespie, Patricia 276 Gillham, Karen 116,276 Gingras, Roger 276 Gingrich, Joy 276 Gladfelter. lone 276 Glausier, Linda 87,276 Gleason, Robert 276 Gleeson, Richard 276 Glenn, Bryan 276 Glenn, Thomas 276 Godcharles, Mark 124,208 Godfrey, Ann 276 Godfrey, Norman 276 Godfrey. Harry 276 Goetz, Jerry 276 Goetz, Michael 276 Gohe, Judith 276 Goldstein, Daniel 267 Gomez, Richard 276 Gonzalez, Wayne 276 Goodbread, Pamela 276 Goodrich, Leslie 276 Goodwin. Whann 276 Gordon, John 276 Gordon, John 122 Gordon, Laura 88,107,120,276 Gaqgn, Genevieve 94,107,120, Goss, Charles 276 Goss, Donna 120,276 Gould. Robert 276 Gould. Frank 122 Gramm, Dennis 276 Granath, Sandra 276 Granger, Richard 276 Gray, Edward 276 Gray, Joseph 276 Greco, Sandra 116,276 Green, Barbara 276 Greene, John 276 Greenwa d, Frances 276 Greenwood. William 276 Gresh, Marian 276 Grey, Ronald 276 Griffin, Gwendolyn 116,276,198 Girffin, John 276 Griffin, John 276 Griffith, James 276 Grimes, Steven 89,91,97,103 Grissett Mary 276 Groat, Freeman 276 Gross, David 276 Grossman, Peter 276 Grout, Willard 276 Grovatski, Gloria 107,276 Guilfoyle, James 276 Guiles, Florence 267 Gulkis, Gail 276 Gunther, Robert 297,208 Gurr, Harry 277 Gustafson, Lucille 277 Gustin, Antoinette 277 Gustafson, Enid 83,94 Gutierrez, Robert 277 Gutmann, Robert 98 Guy,HJames 277 Holzheimer, Karlee 240 Hoope r, James 278 Hoover, Sharon 87,112,241 Hoppe Hoppe r, Georgia 278 r, Harrison 278 Hackett , James 91,239 Hackworth. Margaret 239 Haddock, Dennis 277 Hagood Lyle 277 Ha n, Raymond 239 Hahn, Carl 277 Haile,. Charles 239 Halgrim, Robert 239 Hall. Hall, Je Barbara 106 116,239 anne 94,277 Hall, Joyce 277 Hall, M artha 277 Hall, Patricia 277 Hall, Roberta 277 Halsey Ham, Hammil iz Virginia 277 arbara 277 l, Michael 130 Hammel, Eileen 98,177 Haney, Susan 239 Haner, Shirley 277 Hanna, Cynthia 277 Hanson, Carol 277 Harding, Cedric 277 Harding, George 277 Harding, Linda 104,114,239 Hardy, Hardy, Harley, Ha m r on, Harner, Harney, Chloe 239 Frances 108.277 Judy 277 Marion 239 Gary 277 P t ' k 277 a ric Harnett, Emily 277 Harper, Harper, Harrell Norma 88,239 William 239 Thomas 126,239 Harrell? John 277 Harring Harring Harris, Harris Harris i ton, Shirley 277 ton, Thomas 239 Alva 277 Cheryl 277 Kenneth 124 Harris? Joan 239,210 Harris, Harris Margaret 277 Robert 277 Hzbrzshbarger, Leonard 89.91, Hart, Marcia 277 Hartin, Vincent 277 Harter, Jos 277 Hartman, R. 277 Hqrggy, Constance 118,277, Harwood, Carolyn 120,277 Hascnfus, Gary 277 Hatcher, Tommy 277 Haught, Catherine 277 Hawkins, George 102 Hayes, Anna 239 Hayes, Elaine 277 Hayes, Patricia 277 Haynsworth, Hazel 277 Haywood, Georgann 277 Hazelton, Kenneth 132,239 Head, James 277 Heale, Michael 239 Heberling, Nancy 239 Heberling, Jean 277 Heffernan, Susan 118,240 Heilbron, James 71,86,122, 240,180 Heinchon, Robert 277 Hein, Karl 277 Heiser, Frederick 277 Heller, Barbara 87,112,224,240 Hellman, Julie 116,240 Heller, William 277 Helman, Susan 116,227 Helms, Theresa 277 Helou, Maurice 132 240 Henderson, Cheryl 278 Henderson, Martha 240 Henderson, Robert 178 Henry, Ann 278 Henry, Robert 278 Henry, James 278 Hensley, Nona 278 Henthorn, John 278 Herden, Richard 122,240,213 Hernandez, Olivia 278 Hernandez, Robert 278 Hess, James 94 Hewitt, Joyce 100,278 Hickman, Vir il 208 Hicks, James F26 240,192 Hicks, homas 90,278 Hieber, Susan 278 Highfill, Linda 69,118,224, I 40,186 I Hightower, Dennis 240 Hi ey, Glenda 278 Hill, Lloyd 278 Hill, Martin 240 Hill, Sharon 112,278 Hilher, Cheryl 278 Hilton, Nancy 105 Hobby, Betty 240 Hodge, Lanty 240 Hoggson, David 278 Ho , Frank 240 Hoffman, Linda 240 Hoffmann, Lynn 278 Hoffman, Margaret 120,240 Hoffmann, Wil iam 278 Hogan, Evelyn 78,118,240,169 Hogan, Robert 102 Hogsgaard, Soren 278 Hcaiiir, Candace 87,110,240, Holder, Eugene 278 Holfield. Lloyd 278 Holler, Jane Ann 240 Holloway, William 278 Holman, Sane 278 Holmes, ennis 108 Horan, Sandra 278 Horn, Carole 278 Horne, Larry 278 Hornung, Betty 114 Horton, Michael 124,278 Hotsenpiller. Lucy 278 Hourdas, Peter 278 Howard, Frankie 241 Howard, Harold 278 Howard, Marcia 278 Howell, David 278 Howell, Linda 241 Howland, Elaine 88,105,241 Howze, Thomas 241 Howting, Charles 278 Howze, Myra 278 Hoyle, Ruth 87,241 Hoyle, Russell 48 Hoyt, Barbara 278 Hrica, Stephen 278 Hubay. David 278 Huber, Bonnie 278 Hucknall, John 278 Hudlow, Rebecca 278 Hudson, Carole 278 Hudson, Merry 278 Huff, Norman 278 Hug, Larry 278 Hugenschmidt, Paul 278 Hughes, David 278 Hughes, Robert 241 Hughes, William 241 Raymond 86,122 241, Hulbert Charles 241 Hummel, Janice 241 Humbert, John 278 Humerickhouse, John 278 Humrich, Kathleen 110,241 Hunt, Jeanne 104,108 Hunter, Janet 81,84,105,114, 241,187 Hunter, Shirley 241 Huntsman, Timothy 241 Hupp, David 76.278 Hum, Susan 90.95,278 Hurt, John 178 Hursey, Candace 278 Hurt, Rebecca 241 Hutchens, Patricia 104,241 Hutchinson, Catherine 108,279 Hutchison, Harriet 279 I lden, Robert 279 Ierna, William 241 Kaminsky, Laraine 279 Kampouris, Louie 243 Kane, Mary 279 Kaniak, Helen 120,279 Karlton. George 279 Karup. Barbara 279 Katsuris, Anita 243 Katsaris, William 243 Katona, Michael 279 Kauffman, Jere 243 Kauffman, Mary 279 Kaucher, Fred 279 Kautz, Judith 94,100,243 Kavanagh, Malcolm 279 Kearse, Larry 279 Keck, Sandra 279 Keehn, Robert 104,243 Keegan, Kathleen 279 Keegan, John 279 Keefer, Judith 243 Keene, Barbara 108,279 Keillor, Kenneth 279 Keller, Max 243 Kellar, Rose 279 Keller, Edward 279 oseph 243 Kelly, J Kelly, James 124,279 Kelly, Robert 243 Kelly, Robert 243 Kelmachter, Barry 279 Kelz, Richard 279 Kennedy, Eleanor 279 Kennedy, Holly 280 Kennedy, James 280 Kennedy, John 280 Kennedy, Michael 243 Kent, Joan 280 Keogh, Sarah 280 Kerce, Erna 280 Kern, David 243 Kernan, Martha 243 Kerr, Martha 280 Ketterer, Alene 280 Khouri, Howard 280 Kidd, David 243 Kiernan, Thomas 280 Kilgore, Michael 280 Killian, Carolee 280 Kilroy, Gary 244 Kilpatrick, Sandra 88,244,280 ' d L 244 Kmcai , arry Kindel, Marjorie 280 King, Anne 280 King. Dennis 280 280 King, Jerry King, ohn 244 King, Jimmy 280 King, Margo 280 King, Martha 244 King, Russell 86,122,280 Inebnit, Peter 279 Ingram. Casey 279 Isaacs, Richard 86,130,241 J Jacks, Lucious 279 Jackson, John 179 Jacobs, Cheryl 107,114,241 Jacobs Edward 242 Jacobs? Linda 76,532,242 Jacobs, Judith 279 Jacobson, Stephen 279 Jacobson, Melvin 279 Jager, Richard 279 James, Allan 279 James, Gary 86,279 James, Jon 242 James, Karen 279 Janke, Sandra 242 Janocha,dJames 98,279 Jarotz, E ward 242 Jarrett, Judy 106,279 Jasper, Frances 279 Jayne, Robert 242 Jayne, Joseph 279 Jenkins, Charles 242 lennings, Alinda 242 Jensen, Kenneth 279,192 Jerome, Cheryl 279 Jett, Lowell 279 Johnsen, Randi 279 Johnson, Jean 279 Johnson, rances 279 Johnson, Gerald 242 Johnson, Harry 242 Johnson, Lawrence 279 Johnson, Linda 116,242 Johnso n Mary 112 242 Johnson: Patricia 279 Johnso n, Robert 279 Johnson, Roderic 102 Johnson, Rhea 279 Johnson, Sharon 112,242 J ohnso Johnso n, Stephen 90 n Jane 242 Johnston, Sandra 279 Joiner, Mary 279 Jones, Barbara 279 Jones. Charles 126,242 Jones, Christopher 242 Jones, David 279 Jones, Gary 279 Jones, James 279 Jones, Lucinda 242 Jones,-Marcia 114,242 ones, Richard 242 . ones, Roger 279 ones, Ronafd 242 , ones, Thomas 242 ordan, Ronald 242 , ordan, Sandra 279 Jordan, Sherry 279 oie?7h, Rebecca 77 81,118,243 oseph, William 124,279 oyce, Virginia 243 udsrig, Doris 243 Kaiser, games 243 Kaiser, eatriz 110,279 Kallunki, Wayne 243 King, Sheri 244 King, William 244 Warren 280 King, Kinsella, Kathleen 87,98,110, 244 Kipp, Raymond 280 Kirbach, Susan 280 Kirkpatick, Jose h 280 Kirsch, Bernice 73,244 Kirschner, Raymond 244 Kiser, Brenda 244 Kiser, Cleve 71,94 244 Kimi, Karen e9,S3,s7,s9,92, 107.280 Kish, Barbara 280 Kizer, John 244 Klaus, Jean 280 Klein, Raymond 48,71,72,128, 244,181 Kleiderer, Pam 280 Klein, Mason 280 Klein, Paul 280 Kleman, Dennis 280 Klement, Barbara 280 Klippert, Charles 280 Klingel, Walter 244 Klimp, Charles 280 Kling, Robert 280 Kline, Robert 280 Klutts, Sally 280 Knight. Finley 280 Knuth, Frederick 280 Kobres, Arthur 280 Koelsch, Tom 244 Kogler, Charles 280 Kohne, Myra 78,116,280,198 Kohut, Michael 280 Kolb, John 280 Kolesar, Elizabeth 280 Kollar, John 280 Kolman, Knute 90,280 Konitz, Susan 244 Korte, David 280 Kossove, Judith 280 Kost. Louis 244 Kotlan, Kathleen 280 Kotraba, Jacquelyn 280 Koundouriotis, Stephen 244 Koutsourais, Antonios 245 Koval, Joseph 280 Kramer, George 86,122,245 Krassner, Michael 280 Krava, Eugene 245 Kraus, Mary 280 Kraus, Anita 280 Krege, Roy 280 Kress, Karen 88,280 Krippendorf, Donald 280 Krupa, Bonnie 280 Kubistek, Robert 245 Kubala, Christian 281 Kurtz, Rowal 281 Kushiier, Debbie 118,245 La Belle, Roger 281 Laczko, Andrew 245 La Force, William 245 Lago Richard 281 Laird, Lewis 245 Lambert, Florence 112.281 , , Prior, , Q Quiett, Grady 287 251 Naracon, Margaret 285 Lamer, Norman 128,245.213 Lancaster, Duane 100.281 Landis, Judith 281 Landrum, John 128,245 Landt, Linda 245 Lane, Ginger, 112,245 Lane, Claude 281 Lane, Michael 281 Langham, Edward 122,281 Langley, Thomas 245 Lanzke, Candace 110.281 La Porta, Patricia 245 La Porta, Thomas 281 Larimer, Judith 281 La Roe, Marjorie 281 Larson, Myrtle 281 Laska, John 124,245 Lassiter, Thomas 245 Laseau, Mary 245 Lassiter, Rita 281 Latherow, Robert 281 Latimer, Sheridan 281 Laurscn, Gary 245 Laval, Rodney 281 Law, James 281 Law, Janice 281 Lawlor, Elizabeth 281 Lawrence, Marlene 281 Lawson, Jolm 83.94.103,281 Lawson, Frances 210 Lawton, Dianna 106,281 Layden, Larry 281 Layman, Kathleen 281 Lazzara, Robert 281 Lecher, Noel 281 Ledbetter, Judy 281 Lee, George 245 Lee, Mary 281 Lee, Tan 281 Leggett, James 245 Leggett, Terry 281 Legros, Henry 281 Leihfried, Keith 86,128 Leibin, Roger 246 Leifeste, Dale 97,102.105.246 Leinbach, Jennifer 112,281 Leitner, Lawrence 246 Lelekis, John 281 Lemley, Ted 281 Lenderman, John 281 Lenderman. Martha 98,281 Lennertz, Priscilla 107,110,281 Lennon, Robert 281 Lenoch, David 281 Leonard, Benny 281 Leonard, Betty 281 Ledne, Wayne 281 LeRoy, John 281 Lester, Dan 281 Leto, Nellie 281 Lcveritt, Glenn 246 Levinson, Howard 128 246 Levinson, Stuart 246 Lewallen, Willie 281 Lewis, Carolyn 281 Lewis, David 281 Lewis, games 281 eter 281 Lewis, Lewis, Nancy 246 Lewis, Ronald 246 Lewis, Sandra 70,116,246,188 Lewis, Thomas 281 Libby, David 281 Licari, Donna 281 Licata, Peter 281 Liddy, Rita 246 Audrey 246 Limberg, Lima. ynthia 246 Lindsay, George 246 Lindsay, Phillip 282 Lingelbach, Daniel 282 Lippincott, Leon 246 Litchfield. Joyce 282 Littell, Christopher 282 Little. Margaret 282 Littlejohn, Carmen 282 Llano, Dennis 282 Lloyd, Gregory 282 Lloyd, Catherine 74,282 Lo Bianco, James 282 Locke, Benny 124,246 Lockwood, Elizabeth 246 Logan, Wayne 246 Lomax, James 246 Lombana, Louis 282 Lombana, Alfred 282 Long, Glenn 282 Long, Penelope 282 Loiigbottom. Charles 246 Longerich, Paul 91.246 Longnecker, Jan 282 Lorenzo, Marcos 282 Lott, Coleman 247 Lott, Mary 247 Love, Jerry 247 Love, Aclelle 87,282 Lovelace, Clyde 282 Lovy, Avonne 282 Lowrey, Joan 247 Lucas, Gail 120,282 Luczyski, Richard 282 Lugcmer, Ira 247 Lu er, Thomas 282 Luliawski, Edward 247 Lund, Jerome 246 Lundbeck, Gordon 247 Lundin, Patricia 247 Luttrell, Sandra 88,94,282 Luter, Thomas 282 Lutz, Robert 130,247 Lux, Wayne 132,247 Lyens, Milt 247 Lyle, Nancy 118,247 Lyle, Carla 282 Lynch, Edward 282 Lynch, Freddie 282 Lyons, David 282 Lyonii Jeff 124,247 Maas, Wahneta 247 lklacaluso, James 282 MacAlphine, Betty 282 MacDonald, Kathleen 282 MacGarrett, Roy 282 Mach, Leonard 282 Mack, Joyce 282 Mack, Allen 282 Macko, Rita 247 MacKinnon, Bruce 282 Mackin, Theodore 282 Maddalena, Patricia 79,98,105, 112,247 hladdox, George 282 Madison, Charles 282 Madinger, Carol 282 Mali Malin 33? a ory, o Mallonee, Gerald 126,247,188 Malowney, John 282 Manderschcid, James 48,69, 128,224,247,188 Manes, William 247 Manginelli, Paula 282 Manias, Maria 248 Mann, George 282 Manning. Eugene 248 Manseault, Bernice 248 Mansmann, Paul 282 Merker, Karol 283 Merrin, Walter 284 Merrill, Charles 249 Merritt David 124 249 Mo.-iynlon, Richard' 284 Meserve, Ronald 124,284 Mesa, Richard 284 Meska, Jeffrey 249 Meyer, Christian 284 Meyer, Michael 284 Michaels, Marilyn 249 Micklon, William 284 Middlebrooks, Edgar 284 Miller, Alice 284 Miller, Barbara 249 Miller, Cynthia 284 Miller, Carole 284 Miller, Daniel 126,249 Miller, Donald 249 Miller, Edward 284 Miller, Gary 122,249 Miller, Joan 118,284 Miller, Kay 88.249 Miller, Karen 120,284 Miller, Laurence 284 Miller, Lawrence 106,284 Miller, Linda 108,284 Miller Richard 284 March, Steven 282 Mariello, Frances 87,282,210 Mariello, Mary 87.2822103212 Marks, Carolee 282 Marler, Annette 248 Marques, James 248 Marrio tt, Kenneth 126,282 Marsden, John 282 Marsh, John 248 Marshall, bJioH:1?8g48,282 , ar M:iZhZ11,JJon.os 282 Martens, ames 248 Martin, Jaunita 79,116,248 Martin, John 282 Martin, Mary 102,110,248 Martin, Richard 86,248 Martin, Samuel 97,282 Martin, Terry 86,128,248 Marty. Christine 248 Martis, John 282 Marzullo, John 283 Masi, Charles 98.283 Mascera, Dominick 283 Mashburn, Sharon 108,248 Massari, Andrew 283 Massey, Richard 283 Mastry, Rebecca 98,107,283 Mastry, Sharon 112,283 Mastry, Gary 248 Mattson, Roger 86 Matus, Richard 248 Maxson, Larry 283 May, Lawrence 283 Mayer, Bonnie 108.283 Maze. Ronald 283 McAdams, Malcolm 283 McBurney, Edward 283 McCain, Mack 86,283 McCain, Walter 122,283 McCallister, Gary 283 McChesney, Janet 248 McCleskey, Stanley 128,248 McClung, Robert 283 McCoach, Sarah 283 McCormick, Barbara 77,283 McCoy, Jan 283 McCoy. Stephen 283 Migiilloch, Mary 118,283, McCutcheon, Linda 112,248 McDade, Roger 283 McDaniel John 248 McDonald, John 249 McDonnell, Sherry 283 McElroy, Steven 283 McFadden, Michael 249 McFadden. Sue 249 McGary, Diane 283 McGavern. William 283 McGee, Eli 124.283 McGhan, Dana 97 McGhie, Alan 283 McGill, Shelton 283 McGrail, Joseph 283 McGurk, Thomas 249 Mclndoo, Daniel 83 Mclnerney, Dave 249 McKeever, William 283 McKeith, Alison 108,249 McKenzie, Nancy 97,283 McKenzie, Betty 283 McKenzie, Judith 283 McKinley, Susan 283 McKinney, Edwin 283 McKinstry. Robert 283 McLain, Gordon 249 McLeod, Karlin 283 McMeeking. Gordon 249 McNabb, William 283 McNaugliton, Harold 283 McNeal, Carol 283 McNeill, Dahl 283 McPherson, Bernard 283 McPherson, Hugh 283 McPherson, Norman 283 McTarsney, Ronson 283 McVinney, Joseph 283 Mead: Robert 130 Meadows, Waymon 283 Meai'es, Herbert 283 Meares, Richard 283 Meehan, Linda 283 Mehaffey, Raymond 283 Melich, Henry 249 Mellon, Regis 284 Mellor, Sylvia 110,284 Melendi, ,James 283 Melko, John 283 Mellon, Joe 284 Menendez, Abelardo 284 Merhige, Lynn 104,249,212 Miller, Ronald 124,284 Miller, Sherrod 284 Miller, Susan 284 Miller, William 249 MlllS, Dfllflgel Mills, Christopher 284 Millspaugh, David 249 Minor, Miriam 250 Minor, Robert 284 Minor, Gary 94 Miracle, Wallace 284 Mitchell, Betty 284 Mitchell, Bruce 284 Mitchell, Dixon 284 Mitchell, Gerald 259 Mitchell, Sally 150 Mize, Donald 250 Mobley, Nancy 250 Moczik, Ernest 128,250 Moczik, Teddy 284 Moeckel, Ronald 284 Mogle, Patricia 284 Mozigtlague, Stephen 105,250, Montague, John 284,204 Montgomery, Bruce 284 Montgomery, Elizabeth 284 Montgomery, Heber 284 Montsdeoca, Elizabeth 250 Nienaber, Thomas 285 Noble, Bruce 128 251 Noble, Media 285 Noble, Ronald B5 Noble, Raymond 285 Noel, Mary 116,285 Nolan, .lohn 251 Nolen, Linda 285 Noorigian, Dennis 251 Norris, Robert 285 Norris, Karol 285 North. Karen 285 Norton, Nancy 118,251 Novak, Robert 251 Nowicki, Nancee 251 Nowak, Paul 285 Nuttahll, Susan 100,285 O Oakley, Joyce 251,285 O'Barr, Emmett 285 O'Berry, Elsie 112,158,251 O'Brien, George 252 O'Connor, Bonita 285 Oddo, Antoinette 285 Oeftgler, William 285 Oesc er, John 285 Ogden, Thomas 106,252 Ogden Robert 285 ogg, James 285 Ogilvie, Donna 252 Ogle, Priscilla 285 OlHeam, David 285 Ohnmeiss, Sharon 108 O'Leary. Donald 122,252 Olivier, Philippe 252 Olson, James 98,252 Olson, Kenneth 285 Olson, Robert 272 O'Neal, John 89,91 Ormsbee, Roland 285 Osborne, Dianne 252 Osborne, Donna 252 Osborne, Marvin 72,89,92 Os ood, Bradley 284 O'Steen, Douglas 285 Otey, Gloria 85 O'To0le, Richard 128,285 Otto, Anthony 102,285 Overcash, William 213 Owen, Roger 285 Owens, Russell 252 Phillips, Wayne 286 Phiplps, Frank 286 Pick er, Robert 132,253 Pickel, Judith 286 Pieck, Judy 286 Pierce, James 287 Piety. Michael 253 Pinckney, George 286 Pipinos, Maria 153 Placko, Olga 287 Plaskett. George 130,253 Pless, William 287 Pleus. Nancy 287 Plumb, James 130,287 Plummer, Muriel 253 Plummer, Charles 287 Plunkett, Barbara 287 Pollard, John 287 Pollock, Thomas 287 Polly, Susan 253 Polo, Daniel 287 Pond, Dexter 98.287 Ponsard, Paul 254 Port, Francis 287 Porter, Constance 287 Porter, James 254 Porter, .Maurice 287 Portervint, Glorida 116,287 Potter, Potter, Donald 254 James 287 Potyka, Ulrich 287 Pouche 154 r, William 79,128, Pounds, Gayle 110,254 Pounds Wilson 287 Powell, James 48,83,128,254 Powell, Mark 287 Powell, Pamela 287 Powell, Richard 287 Powell, Robert 254 Powell, Teresa 287 Powers Linda 287 Prescotit, Jesse 287 Price, Price Kenneth 287 Teresa 287 Price, waiter 287 Robert 287 Owens, William 252 P Padgett, Alan 252 Pagenroth, Albert 285 Page, Cl Palmer, ayton 286 Diane 286 Moody, Robert 95,122,284 Moore, Bevery 250 Moore, Courtney 284,204 Moore, Kathryn 284 Moore, Marcus 250 Moore, Robert 68,86,25O,182 Moore, Sheron 284 Moore, Stanley 103,284 Moreau, George 284 Morgan, Danna 284 Morgan, Edwin 284 Morgan, James 250 Morgenroth, Deborah 284 Moroney, Francis 284 Morris, Douglas 94,250 Morris, Mary 108,250 Morris, Sharon 120.250 Morris, Stegahenie 284 Morrison, rooke 112 Morrison, Linda 284 Morton, Kathleen 250 Morton, Charles 250 Moseley, Orville 250 Moss, Bonnie 284 Moss, -Shepherd 284 Mount, Harry 250 Mountan, Karen 107,284 Mucciano, Richard 250 Mueller, Donna 284 Mulholland, Josegh 284 Mullen, Ronald 84 Munn, Karen 112,171,250 Murphy, Dorothy 285 Murphy, Monta 97,104,251. 162 Murray, Dickson 128 Muschott, Lee 285 Muth, William 86,122,251 Myer, Melvin 251 Myers, Carole 285 Myers, Judie 285 Nabbe, Susan 285 Nadolski, Chester 285 Nagle, Leslie 285 Nagel, Walter 251 Nalepa, Gloria 83,88,97,100, Naster, Barry 285 Naylor, Richard 251 Neal, David 285 Neal, Dennis 98,285 Neel, Edgar 251 Neely, Samuel 70,86,130,251, 189 1 Nefton. Mike 285 Neill, Karl 285 Nelson, David 251 Nelson, Paul.285 Nelson, William 251 Neville, William 251 Newkirk, Barbara 285 Newman, Charles 285 Newman, Robert 285 Newsome, Emily 285 Newton, David 90,122,285 Newtown, Kent 251 Nich, Edward 285 Nichols, Janet 285 Nicholson, Donald 130 Nicholson, Andrew 285 Nickse, Wallace 285 Palmer, Roger 252 Palmer, Sally 286 Panabaker, Cornelius 286 Pappas, James 252 Parades, David 252 Parker, James 286 Parker, Newton 252 Parker, Robert 286 Parker, Sara 286 Parkinson, Robert 252 Parks. Dennis 286 Parnell, Robert 286 Parsons, Karl 286 Parsons, Kathleen 286 Parsons, Thomas 104,286 Parsons, Thomas 286 Pascall, Carol 286 Patrick, Rodney 252 Patt, Gerald 286 Partelo, David 286 Patterson, Linda 252 Patterson, Linda 286 Patterson, Robert 286 Patton, Stuart 252 Patz, Richard 286 Paul, David 286 Paul, Terrence 286 Paul, Warren 128,286 Paulsen, Doris 286 Paulsen, Oren 252 Paulsen, William 286 Pavlov, John 286 Peacock, Linda 108,286 Peacock, James 286 Pearman, Linda 118,253 Pearl, Barbara 286 Pearsall, Richard 130,253 Pearsall, Robert 286 Pearson, June 286 Pearthrec, Gustavus 286 Pedgrift, Maryln 286 Peel, John 286 Pelaez, Wayne 86,130 Penkava, Lorene 286 Pensiero, Linda 286 Peoples, William 253 Pepper, Elaine 286 Perlmutter, Karen 286 Permenter, Alicia 206,286 Perrone, Perrone, Gerald 286 Vincent 286 Perry, Anita 286 Perry, Hallie 286 Perry, James 286 Perry, Susan 286 Perry, Richard 286 Pritchard, Patricia 287 Procchi, Lillian 287 Puckett. Mary Lou 287 Puleo, Dorothy 254 Pulkrabek, Lawrence 254 Purcell, Winoha 287 Puth, Pamela 254 Putna, Michael 287 Quillin, Franklin 254 Quick, Jacqueline 98,254 Quigg, Melanie 206,254 Quibell, Linda 287 Quicksall, Edward 287 Quillman, Darley 112,287 Qulna, Mary 287 Raab, Susan 287 Rabe, Randall 128,254 Rabito, Doreen 287 Raby, Awin 287 Raggio, Grace 254 Raggio. Maynard 287 Ramirez, Eduardo 106,287 RHIHSBY, .James 254 Ramsey, Lois 95,254 Ramsey, William 254 Randazzo, Gerald 287 Rankin, Carol 116,254 Rankin, Kathryn 254 Ransick, Dianne 287 Rardin, Vicki 287 Rasmussen, Barbara 98,254 Rasmussen, Carolyn 255 Rathmell, Edward 287 Rauchle, Barry 98 Ray, Janet 255 Raymond, Daniel 287 Reardon, Roland 255 Reavis, William 287 Redding, John 288 Redman, Anne 255 Reed, James 287 Reed, Joseph 287 Reed, Mary 118,287 Reeger, Ralph 287 Reetz, Calvin 287 Reeves, Robert 255 Reeves, Maxlield 94,287 Regan, Dorothy 288 Reh,erg, Barbara 255 Rehmer, Robert 288 Reichelderfer, Raye 255 Reilich, Julia 90,102 Reina, Joe 288 Reina, Sain 288 Reinhardt, Wallace 288 Reitz, Russell 288 Reisen, Merrill 108,288 Rennels, Hal 288 Renaud, Elizabeth 255 Reuben. Eileen 288 Reynolds, Caryl 97,288 Re nolds, Frank 255 Peters, Sylvia 253 Peters, Mary 286 Peters, Robert 286 Petersen, Bradley 286 Petersen, Carole 112,253 Peterson, Sharon 286 Pettengill, George 253 Pettengill, David 286 Pettigrew, William 286 Petty. Rhonda 253 Petzold, George 253 PfeiHier, Sharon 120,253 Pfund, Richard 253 Phelps, John 286 Phillips, Dewayne 286 Phillips, Karen 110.253 Phillips, Rosalyn 286 Y Reynolds, Marilyn 288 Reynolds, Patricia 118,212 Reyifolds, Vera 288 Rhamstine, Chloe 288 Rhodes, David 288 Rhodes, Sarah 255 Rice, Charles 255 Rice, Everett 288 Rice, Lucy 118,255 Rice, Patricia 255 Rich, Nancy 288 Rich, Clyde 288 Richards, Pamela 255 Richards, Charles 288 Richason, Owen 288 Richey, Betty 288 Rickards, Kenneth 288 Rickerson, John 288 Ridgell, Carolyn 288 Riesmeyer, Joan 288 Rietz, Elice 288 Rietveld, Joy 288 Riginos, Thomas 288 Ri er, Ruth 288 Riley, Paul 128,255 Riley, Nano 255 Rimar, Allain 288 Rinehart, Janice 255 Rissler, Anthony 126 Ristorcelli, Henry 288 Robbins, Barry 288 Robbins, Thomas 124 Roberts, Davis 288 Roberts, Elizabeth 288 Robertson, Richard 124,255 Robinson, John 288 Robinson, Kathleen 288 Robinson, Keneath 288 Robison, Ray 288 Robitschek, Fred 288 Rockhill, Nola 288 Roderique, Judity 94,253 Rodctou, Irene 255 Rodgers, Wayne 288 Rodrigues, Lorraine 108,288 Roe, Dennie 288 Roesch, Susan 255 Roepke, Margaret 288 Rogero, Richard 288 Rogers, Donna 256 Rogers, Dennis 288 Rogers, James 256 Rogers, Larry 288 Rogers, Robert 256 Rogers, Sharon 256 Sims, Waller, Rolfe, Christine 288 Rollins, Hugh 288 Rood, Larry 288 Roozen, Luke 256 Root, Thomas 288 Rosano, James 98,126,256 Rosenblatt, Raymond 288 Rosen, Mark 288 Rosenheirn, Margaret 108 Ross, Gail 288 Ross, Patricia 288 Ross, Robert 288 Roth, Sandra 288 Rowland, Brenda 256 Rowland, Frances 288 Rubiera, Feliciano 256 Rucavado, Harold 288 Rudland, Samuel 256 Ruggiero, Shelia 256 Ruga, Iviarilyn 288 Ruggieri, Ro land 288 Rumball, Catherine 256 Rupert, Emerson 288 Ruppel, Judy 118 Ruppenthal, Robert 288 Rupert, John 288 Rusche, Thomas 288 Rush, John 288 Rush, Sheila 288 Schulkers, Charles 290 Schultz, Ronald 257 Schultes, Gayle 290 Schultz, Rosalie 290 Schumacher, John 290 Schuster, Sidney 257 Schwartz, Gail 290 Schqarz, Fred 290 Schwimmer, Richie 86,122 Schwenck, George 290 Scott, Bonnie 290 Scott, Ellen 290 Scott, James 290 Searfoss, Harry 290 Searles, Harold 290 Seawright, Jay 290 Sefton, Gary 290 Segars, Ronald 290 Sellars, Joyce 290 Seltzer, Penrose 290 Senesac, Donna 290 Sennholtz, Kenneth 257 Serino, Carol 290 Sewell, Mary 104,112,257 Sexton, Richard 290 Shahid, Roy 290 Shank, Particia 112,290 Sharman, Watkins 290 Sharkey, Sondra 290 Sharpe, Theodore 82,124,257 Shaub, Warren 100,257 Shavers, Glenda 94 Shaw, Dixie 290 Shaw, Robert 290 Sheble, Arthur 257 Shearer, Paul 290 Shekey, Joseph 290 Sheley, Lawrence 95,290 Shephard, Gerald 290 Shemo, lVIatthew 290 Sherlock, Charles 290,90 Sherman, Janet 290 Shibley, Ral wh 290 Shivers, Barbara 257 Shively, Stanley 290 Shively, Thomas 290 Shockley, Jodelle 290 ShoH, John 257 Sholomicki, Paul 290 Shorrock, Edward 290 Short, James 128,258 Short, John 257 Shoup, Dennis 290 Shoup pe, Byron 290 Shows, Donald 290 Shotts, Larry 290 Shutt, Shupa Karen 112.258 rd, Edgar 290 Sibert, Alan 290 S1?ggr, Marsha 87,107,120, Siegel, Larry 290 Sikorski, Eugenia 98,290 Silvania, Shelley 290 Simon, Kathlyn 290 Simpson, Dianna 258 Bessie 290 Woodall, Russ, Walter 288 Russell, Bonnie 289 Russell, Nancy 68,116,289 Russell, Nancy 114,289 Russell, Sandra 289 Russell, William 289 Russo, Thomas 289 Ryan, Philip 289 Ryan, Robert 256 Singleton, William 290 Sinnett, David 291 Skaggs, Stephen 69,86,92,291 Skelton, Philip 291 Skinner Ronald 291 skim, Carole 291 Skioldager, Sandra 291 Sklar, Stephen 126,258 Sloan, Edward 291 South, Ryder, Harry 289 Ryll,SRoger 289 Sabin, David 256 Sachs, Phillip 256 Sackett, James 124,256 Safko, Kenneth 256 Sagonias, Peter 256 Salgado, Melinda 87,110,256 Sales. Keith 289 Salisbury, Mathew 256 Salter, Clifford 289 Salvati, Vincent 289 Sammons, Robert 289 Sammons, Ann 107,289 Sampson, Joy 289 Sanchez, Paul 289 Sanders, Harvey 256 Sands, Williams 289 Sankner, Edward 289 Santander, Mario 289 Santorsola, Frank 289 Santo, William 257 Sapp, Mary 289 Sargeant, Valerie 88,105,257 Saunders, Michael 105,257 Saunders, Patricia 289 Saunders, Patricia 289 Savell, Glenn 289 Savill, Hope 289 Schleman, Herbert 132,257 Schlemmer, Kathryn 289 Schmalz, Charles 128,289 Schmid, Albert 289 Schmittendorf, Thomas 289 Schggdler, William 124,257, Schneegold, Barbara 112,257, 189 Schneegold, Susan 289 Schnurman, John 189 Schochet, Leon 81,89,90, 92,190 Schoessow, Richard 257 Schoof, George 289 Schorr, Paul 289 Scholtes, Jos 289 Schramm, Joseph 289 Schroeder, Russell 289 Schroeter, Gerald 290 Schroder, Dorothy 290 Sloan, Jerald 258 Slowie, Kathleen 291 Slusser, William 291 Smith, Carolyn 258 Smith, Carole 291 Smith, Deobrah 118,258 gmitk, lglizalggih 291 lt , LV 5353558 I , , O Siiiith, Juldity 116,258 Smith, oseph 291 Smith, Kathleen 112,258 Smith, Lindsey 192,291 Smith, Michael 258 Smith, Michael 48,258,190 Smith, Michael 72,291 Smith, Patricia 258 Smith, Patricia 102,104,291 Sngglg, Richard 83,92,95,106, Smith, EayAmonc59i91 S 'I , giiiirii, iggngiiii gg? l . , iiiinxzzsisil 1 , - Sixith, Tiii:bY291 Smith, William 291 Smout, Leslie 291 Smithson, Carl 291 Smout, Leslie 291 Snavel y, Sandra 87,112,291 Snidow, eohn 291 Snyder, onstance 79,98,258 Snyder, Judity 291 Snyder, Stanley 291 Snypp, Rebecca 291 Sobil, Larry 126,258,192 Sodi. Robert 291 Soltau, Edward 291,204 Solleci to, Mary 291 Somers, Adeline 292 Srnoerville, Peter 259 Somerville. Peter 259 Somers, Robert 258 Sorg, Paul 92,291 Sorensen, Sandra 291 Sorensen, Ole 291 Sorvillo, Beverly 291 William 68,124,291 Schuck, Tom 290 Schuh, Paul 257 Spaduzzi, Robert 97,259 Spadafora, John 291 Spann, Nobia 291 Sparks, Brends 259 Spaulding, Jean 259 Spaude, Mary 291 Speer, Sara 291 Spellmeyer, George 291 Spence, Andrew 259 Spence, Richard 291 Spencer, Charles 291 Spindler, Jack 259 Spindler, Stanley 291 Sprague, Sandia 118,259 Spjuggier, Margaret 107,120, Stack, Barbara 88,114 Stack, Gerald 259 Stacey, Sandra 87,112,291 Stadtlander, Cynthia 112,259 Stagg, Ellen 291 Staley, William 291 Stambaugh, John 291 Stanley, Jeannette 291 Startup, Warren 291 Staton, Diane 291 Staton, Donna 291 Steadham, Justin 292 Steel, Frederick 292 Steel, Richard 292 Steel, Diane 292 Steele. Marion 292 Steelman, Earl 292 Stefanski, William 292 Steganni, John 292 Stegek, Sandra 106,259 Stehnike, Jurgen 292 Steffek, Gary 106 Stein, Maryanne 292 Steinlauf, Larry 259 Stephens, Albert 292 Stephens, Judith 106,292 Stevenson, Elizabeth 292 Stephenson, Phillip 292 Stevens, Barry 292 Stevens, Richard 259 Stevenson, Milton 259 Stever, Donna 292 Stevenson, Beva 292 Stewart, Carol 265 Stewart, Monnie 70,77,95, 116,259,190 Stickland, Emily 292 Stockwell, Dennis 292 Stokes, Orville 292 Stone, Gilbert 259 Stoner, John 126,259 Stoneburner, Jon 292 Storace 120,292 Story, Arlene 292 Stowers, Jiicob 259 Stowers, arry 130,292 Strain, Randall 260 Stratton, Harold 292 Straub, Joseph 292 Streyckmans, Susan 292 Strickland, Dolores 292 Stribling, Robert 292 Strouse, George 260 Stumm, Charles 260 Stusak, Jud 87 112,260 Sultzman, Giharles 260 Sullivan, Render 292 Sullivan, John 260 Sullivan, Kathie 292 Sullivan, Sheila 292 Summerall, Errol 292 Suppes, Elizabeth 292 Susnjar, Steve 260 Sutherland, Jean 108,265 Sutton, John 260 Swager, C. 260 Swain, Charles 124,292 Swartz, James 292 Sweet, Maryann 87,107,120. 260 Sweet, Jerome 292 Swenningsen, Peter 130,292 Swieringa, Barteld 292 Swift, Jack 292 Swisher, Louise 108 Swiston, David 292 Swope, Edna 260 Swope, Charles 124,260 T Tallon, Thomas 204 Tamargo, Mario 292 Tamargo, Sandra 292 Tanner, Margot 87,118,260 Tanner, Patricia 87,118,260 Tardif, Robert 292 Tarry, Judith 292 Tate, Robert 292 Taylor, Buck 292 Taylor, Forrest 292 Taylor, Jatnilou 292 Taylor, Jo Ann 292 Taylor, Marcia 110,260 Taylor, Michael 260 Taylor, Robert 292 Taylor, Suzanne 292 Teague, Randal 90,92,260 Teal, Joseph 292 Temple, Kenneth 292 Tennillc, Robert 292 Terrell, Judy 116,198 Thalasinos, Elizabeth 260 Theriault, Ronald 260 Thomas, Carole 94,116 Thomas, Cary 260 Thomas, Jack 260 Thomas, Robert 98,126 Thompson, Leonard 261 Thompson, Richard 261 Tibbits, Judith 112,261 Tietz, Louisa 84.102,105,261 Tolbert, Fred 261 Toms, John 261 Towson, Matthew 130 Traub, Donald 261 Trudell, Edward 261 Tsavaris, Barbara 261 Turner, Alonzo 261 Twigtgy, Harold 261.99 Ulchar, Anthony 98 Ulmv, Henry 261 Vail, Kenneth 261 Valenti, Marianne 294 Valente, John 261 Vallentine, John 294 Valone, George 294 Van Etten, Ray 294 Van Riper, John 294 Van Scoyoc, Myrtle 294 Vanvalkenburg, D. 294 Van Wagner, Iris 94,294 Varas, Angela 294 Vardy, Harold 261 Vause, Joe 294 Vaughn, Sandra 294 Vause, Edna 294 Veazey, Helen 294 Vecchio, Gayanne 116,261 Ve Horn, Paul 82,92,294 Vellucci, Joe 294 Vcrbanatz, Jack 294 Vermillion, Richard 294 Vickery, Frederick 294 Vigue, James 294 Villani, Lorraine 294 Vinet, Richard 294 Vizandiou, Andrew 294 Vogel, Ralph 294 Vogt-ney, Jerome 294 Vogel, Nancy 261 Volz, Charles 294 Voshardt, Helen 261 Vuilkeo Janet 294 Wadsworth, Craig 128 Wagar, Sarah 294 Wagner, ,bidi 294 Wagner, argaret 294 Wagner, Paul 261 Wagner. Linda 294 Wagstaff, Daniel 294 Wahlberg, Sharon 261 Waholek, Antoinette 294 Waldorf, Joseph 126,262 Waldo, Penelope 108,261 Walker Alice 294 Walker: Cecil 294 Walker, Chris 130,262 Walker, Donald 90,294 Walker, David 294 Walker Franklin 294 Walker Walker Walker , Jerry 294 , udith 104,262 ichard 294 Wall, James 294 Wallace, Don 132,262 Wallace, Bruce 294 Wallace, Paul 294 Wallace, Pattie 116,262 Wallace, Roger 294 Robert 294 White, Carol 94,262 Whi , Jon 80,105,192 Ate White , John 295 White, Kenneth 295 White, Pamela 295 White, Robert 128,295 White Robert 295 Whiteman, Arnold 262 Whitlock, Richard 262 Whitlock, William 90,295 Wiant, Bonnie 87 105,107,110 Wides, Kenneth 86,122,295 Wiggins, David 295 Wilcox, Robert 295 Wiley, Suzanne 295 Wilkes, Nolan 262 Wilkin, Elizabeth 88,98, 104.262 Williams , Berry 84 Williams, David 295 Williams, Donna 295 Williams, Elinor 295 Williams, ohn 126,262,192 Williams, ohn 295 Williams, Jacqueline 108,295 Williams, -Judity 263 Williams, ames 295 Williams, Mary 295 Williams, Noranel 263 Williams, Richard 295 Williams, Russell 263 Williams, Ross 263 Williams, Walter 295 Williamson, Brenda 263 Willis, Claude 263 Willis, Paul 80,97,103,263 Willis, Carolyn 263 Willms, Robert 263 Wilson, Carl 295 Wilson, Diane 296 Wilson, Evelyn 295 Wilson, Elise 295 Wilson, ames 295 Wilson, Joann 295 Wilson, Kristie 295 Wilson, Mergie 295 Wilson, Orrin 296 Wilson, Phyllis 112,198,296 Wilson, Ralph 130,263 Wilson, Sarah 296 Wilson, Stanley 296 Wilson, Wynnelle 263 Windom, Martha 296 Winfree, Robert 263 Wingo, Hollis 296 Winiecki, Raymond 296 Winsett, Floyd 296 Winters, John 296 Wirfs, Roger 296 Wise, Dennis 296 Wiseman, Valerie 118,263 Witmer, Robert 73,86,128 Witous, Jack 296 Wittmann, Susan 116,263 Wittstruck, Frances 107,114, 212,263 Wittstruck, Carole 296 Wanninger, Rebecca 103,262 Ware, Marsha 294 Warner, Gary 294 Warren, Kathleen 294 Warren, Patricia 116 163,294 Wzizlaabaugh, Richard' 84,106, Washburn, Constance 76,98 Waters, Larry 262 Waterkeyn, Joseph 294 Watkins, Robert 294 Watson, David 294 Watson, Robert 104 Watts, Greer 294 Watts, Linda 294 Way, Gerald 294 Way, Michael 262 Weathers, Gertrude 98,294 Webster, Linda 265 Wechtel, Robert 294 Wedig, Diane 294 Wegman, Johns 294 Wegman, John 294 VVeihe, R. 126,295 Weigel, Robert 295 Weimer, Lillian 295 Weimert, Thalia 295 Weinberg, Lawrence 295 Weis, John 262 Welch, Jack 295 Welch, Diane 118.295 Welch, Dennis 295 Welch, John 295 Weldon, Sue 295 Wellington, Fred 86,128,262 Wellington, Richard 295 Wells, Brian 295 Wells, Judith 295 Wells, Mary 89,91 Wells, Timothy 295 Wenzlawsh, Carol 262 Wenz, John 295 Wenzel, Robert 295 Wenzel, Danny 295 Werner, John 295 Werder, Bruce 295,192 Wertz, Robert 295 West, Carey 73,128 Westcott, Kenneth 295 Wester, Thomas 126,262 Wester, Burton 295 Westlake, Carolyn 295 Westover Jill 262 Wetsky, Lawrence 295 Whaley, games 295 Whaley, ichael 295 Wharton, Diane 295 Wheeler, Carole 295 Wheeler, Pamela 295 Whigham, Karen 112.295 Whigham, Kevin 295 Whitaker, Charles 295 Witwer, Woelfel, Debbie 296 Linda 196 Wood, Diana 296 Wood, James 296 Wood, Joan 296 Wood, Lindia 296 Wood, Samuel 296 Woodbury, Harold 296 Lewis 296 Woodcock, Harry 296 Woodhouse, Mark 86,263 Woodruff, Susan 116,263 Woods, Richard 296 Woods, Susan 296 Woods, Marguerite 108,296 Woods, Robert 296 Woodard, Suzanne 296 Woodworth, Joan 116,296 Wooten, James 296 Workizer, Marion 296 Wortendyke, Earl 296 Wright, Brenda 112,296 Wright, Clotilde 263 Wright, Janice 112,263 Wriggat, Philip 264 Xantgr, James 296 Yager, Richard 296 Yakel, Carol 116,264 Yancey, ohn 204 Yancar, oan 296 Yasinsky, John 296 Yates, Robert 264 Yerby, Richard 296 Yop , Michael 71,80,86,89, 92194,122,182,264 Yost, Donald 296 Young, Edward 296 Young, anet 264 ean 264 Young, J Young, John 296 Young, John 296 Yourg, Ulysses 296 Zaleski, Shirley 296 Zay, Ronald 296 Zeigler, Henry 296 Zclch, James 124,264 Ziccardi, Pamela 264 Ziebarth, Donald 296 Zoller, Michael 296 Zo f, Kenneth 77,296 Zugler, Charlotte 296 Zuercher, Diane 296 Zukerman, David 296 Zulian, John 296 - -. 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