Susquehanna University - Lanthorn Yearbook (Selinsgrove, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

EX LlliRIS THE JUNIOR CLASS OF SUSQUEHANNA UNIVERSITY SELINSOKnVE, I ' ENNSYLVAMA te4e t 1948 LANTHORN CrLSADKR (iATE FOREWORD The Story we would tell you, friends. Would cover many a book; The subject matter of the same Is found in every nook Of old S. U. ' s broad campus, The common battle-ground. Whose trees might whisper secrets grave. Amusing, and profound. E. Edwin Sheldon. - 4 i A J Dr. George E. Fisher Dr. George F. Dunkelberger DEDICATION IdJ. E, the Class of 1948, wish to dedicate this Lanthorn to these two men whom we have held in high esteem throughout our stay at Susquehanna. They have spent many long years helping to uphold the standards which Susquehanna stands for. We wish by this small token to express our appreciation to them. President of the University G. MORRIS SMITH President A.B., Roanoke College 1911: A.M., Princeton Universit 1912; Diploma, Lutheran Theological Seminary. Phihuld- phia 1919; D.D., Roanoke College 1928; Graduate study, Columbia University; LL.D.. Buiknt-il 1940. Deans of the University RUSSELL GALT Dean of the College A.B., Muskingum College 1919; A.M. 1920 and Ph.D. 1936, Columbia University; School of Oriental Studies. Cairo. Egypt. 1920-22. CHRISTINE WELLS Dean of Women A.B., Friends University 1925; A.M., Colorado State Collese of Education 19.35. Laniiucme ami Literature Arthlr Herman Wilson .... Professor of English A.B. 1927, A.M. 1929, and Ph.D. 1931. University of Pennsylvania. ATH.4LIA Tabitha Kline - - Instructor in French and Spanish A.B.. Randolph Macon Woman ' s College 1922: A.M.. Duke University 1925. Robert Meader ... - Instructor in Latin and English A.M.,Middleburg College 1929; M. A., University of Pennsylvania 1931. Axel Kleinsorg .... B.S. in Ed. Temple University 1935. Instructor in English Russell Wieder Gilbert .... Professor of German A.B., Muhlenberg College 1927; A.M. 1929 and Ph.D. 1943, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. 10 Science and Mathematics Merle Hoover Instructor in Physics A.B., Susquehanna University 1941; A.M., George Washington Uni- versity 1946. FisK William Stocking Scudder - - - Professor of Biology A.B., Ohio Wesleyan University 1923; Ohio Wesleyan University 1924- 25; Ph.D., Cornell University 1938. George Merritt Robison. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Physics A.B. 1916, M.A. 1917, and Ph.D. 1919, Cornell University. John Jacob Houtz, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Mathematics A.B., Susquehanna University 1908; M.S., Louisiana State University 1912; Sc.D.. Carthage College 1933. 11 Social Studies RlssELL Galt Dean oj the College A.B., Muskingum College 1919; A.M. 1920 and Ph.D. 1936. Columbia University; School of Oriental Studies, Cairo, Egypt, 1920-22. Augustus William Ahl - . . . . Professor of (ireek Dipluma, Gymnasium and Seminary, Breklum, Germany. 1908: A.M.. Sus(]uehanna University 1912: Ph.D.. Vanderbilt University 1920: Graduate Stud . Peabcidy College for Teachers. Nashville. Temi. William Adam Russ, Jr. - Professor of History and Political Science A.B.. Ohio Wesleyan 1924; A.M., University of Cincinnati 1926; Ph.D., University of Chicago 1933. Kenneth B. Waterbury, Assistant Professor of Education and Psychology B.S. 1930, M.Ed. 1933. and Ed.D. 1939. Pennsylvania State College. Frederick C. Stevens - Assistant Professor of Sociology and History B.A., University of Minnesota 1926: M.A.. Columbia University 19.32: Studied Voice in Paris 1927-1929. 12 Business Waldemar Zagars ... - Assistant Professor of Economics Econ. D., University of Riga, Latvia 1931. Grover C. T. Graham, Assistant Professor of Economics and Business Administration A.B., William Jewell College 1909; A.M., Brown University 1910; Graduate Study, Brown University. Lenora Allison - - ■ Instructor in Commercial Education A.B.. Bowling Green College of Commerce 1930: M.Ed.. University of Pittsburgh 1937. Richard Strathmeyer. Instructor in Accounting and Business Adminis- tration B.S. in Commerce, Drexel Institute of Technology 1943. 13 Conservatory AurE HoLMAN GlAUQUE — Instructor in Public School Music Methods. Music Appreciation. Chorus Singing B. S. in Music Education 1937 and A. M. 1940, Columbia University. Mary Kathryn Potteicer — Instructor in Pinnoiorte. Sight Singing Mus. B., Susquehanna University 1925; Graduate study. New York University. Percy Mathias Linebaich — Professor of Pipe Organ. Pianoforte. Counterpoint Mus. B., Lebanon Valley College 1917; Graduate study. New York University. Peabody Conservatory of Music E. Edwin Sheldon — Director of the Conservatory Mus M. 1908 and Mus. D. 19.39. Susquehanna Univer- sity. RlSSELL CoNDRAN HatZ — Assistant Professor of I iolin. Harmony. Band. Orchestra B. S. in Music Education. Lebanon Valley College 1937; Graduate study. Temple University. Juilliard Institute; . .M., Columbia University 1942. Nancy Bo vm n Hatz Instructor in Harmony. Band Instruments B. S. in Music Education. Lebanon allev College 1936; A.M.. Columbia University 1941. Diana Irvine Instructor in Singing Studied ' oice in Milan. Italy and Philadelphia; Sang Soprano in leading operas in Italian Theaters. Elbert Di.xon Haskins- - Instructor in Singing. Choral Conducting A.B., University of Michigan 1923; A.M., New York University 1939. 14 Athletic s John Zubak .... B.A., Susquehanna University 1943. Assistant Coach Ruth Sparhawk .... Instructor of Physical Education B.S., Kent State University 1945. Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. - - Professor of Physical Education Ph.B. .1923 and A.M. 1935, University of Chicago; A.M., Columbia University 1941 ; Graduate study. University of Chicago. 15 Library Hilda G. Kolpin B.S., B.S. in Lib. Sci. Librarian Dietitian Mrs. Anna M. Hi Ml•mi . Dietitian Dispensary kt Bektha M. HtiN. R.N. Assistant to the Dean of ff omen 16 Business Otfiie Edwin Monroe Brungart, A.M. Ruth E. McCorkill, B.S. Superintendent oj Buildinsi.s and Grounds Business Secretary Bursar ' s Office Beatrice E. Herman, A.B. Eleanor Herman Bursar Assistant to the Bursar 17 Registrar ' s Office ' fe. Arla Bilger Isabel Nicely Secretary in the Admissio is Office Secretary oj Admissions Bonk Boom Marjorie Barton, B.S. Secretary to the ' resident 18 Mrs. Carol K. Kline Faculty Resident The Cottage Preceptress Hassinger Hall -• Athall Tabitha Kline 19 illlTlli Tliciu comest. Autumn, heralded b the rain. ith banners, by great gales incessant fanned, Brighter than brightest silks of Samarcand, And stately oxen harnessed to thy wain ! Thou standest. like imperial (Iharle- magne, Upon tli bridge of gold: lli io ;iI hand Outstretehed with benedictions oVr the land. Blessing the farms through all lh vast domain! — ■ — Longfellow. Selinsgrove Hall C i ' STAViis Adoi.pius Hvi.i, Left to Rifrlit — E. Thompson. M. Maiieval, F. roreornn. J. Reichnnl. Class of 1947 President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Frank Corcoran Marvin Maneval Elise Thompson John Reichard CLASS HISTORY It doesn ' t seem possible that four short years ago, we were welcomed on the campus of old S. U. by a group of upperclassmen. On that very first day, we never dreamed that we would be going to college along with cadets! How we dreaded the thought of hazing especially with the soldiers viewing all escapades with disillusion- ment reflected in their eyes. But our Sophomore year was our shining glory. We gained prestige by thor- oughly deflating the ego of the new Freshmen girls. The mention of our Sophomore Tribunal even made some of us shudder let alone the Frosh culprits. For the first time Hassinger Hall was open to women and the Cadets were taboo. Because of ar- time restrictions, we did not have the annual Sophomore Hop. Juniors this year, Selinsgrove Hall and the Cottage were opened. Yes! The men of S. U. were returning. Things around campus began to take on new light. A long dreamed of and envied status at last was ours. As Seniors our dream of what college life really should be has come true. The men ' s dorms filled to capacity, a real football team, dances, parties, and most of all being a graduation class that S. U. will miss as we will miss her. 2.3 VICTOR P. ALESSI • n Fdurtli Ave.. Coraopolis, Pa. I ' hi Mu Ui-lta Btiithitas Administration Fraternity Officer I: Serseant at-. riiis 1: Football 1. 2; Basket- t)all 1. 2: Theater (juild 1. 4; Student Christian Association I: Business Society 1, 2, 3. i; Intramural Sports 4; ' arsity S Cluh 1. . DONALD R. BASHORE 341 S. Market St., Selinsgrovc. Pa. Ili. ' t.i fill Liberal Arts F.iiillpail 1. J: Ik-ta Kappa 1. i ; Interfraternity Sports 3. I. FERDINAND A. BONGARTZ 2H Morse . ve.. Bloomlield, . . J. I ' hi Mu Delta Business Administration Fraternity Secretary 2; Fraternity Social Chairman 4; The. Sits- riiiihifiniii 1. 2; Theatre Guild 1, 2. 4: Business Society 1, 2, 4; Student Christian .Association 1. 2; Class Treasurer 2; Tennis 1; Cheerleader I. ROBERT BOWMAN H5ti Baltimore St.. Hanover, Pa. Theta Chi Liberal Arts Student Christian . s.sociation 1, 2, 3, 4; Fraternity Historian 2; Fraternity Vice President 3, 4; Student Council 4. JACQUELINE BRAVE.MAN 21, ' i W. 8Hth St., New York, N. V. Kappa Delta Phi Tin- Silsqiifliaiinli Staff 1, 2, 3, Ktiitor 1; Hiemic Society 3, 4; 2, 3; Intraiiiural Sports 1, 2: Liberal Arts i: Managing Editor 3: . ssociate Student Christian Association 1, Theater Guild 4. RALPH C. BROWN, JR. Iii2 Walnut St.. Bloomfleld. N. J. Bonil aiitl Key Business Administration Class President 3: House Manager 3; Treasurer Bond and Key 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3: The Susquehanna 3; Varsity S Club 3, 4: Intramural Sports i, 2. 3, 4; Business Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Pi (ianuna Mu 4. WILLIAM R. CAMERER, JR. 327 .Mleglieny St.. Jersey Shore. Pa. BuAineAs Administi ' ation Student Chris- IcTinis I; B.iskctb.ill 1. 2; Marching Band I tian . ssociati in I, 2: Business Six ' iety 1, 2. GAYLE V. CLARK . ' 22!1 l.ynn lilvil., Drcxel Hill. Busine Administnttiiin Kapp.i Dcll.i Phi Student Christian .Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Business Society 2, 8, 4: Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Bicmic Society I, 2. 3; The Susque- hanna St. ' irt I. 2, 3, 4, Girls ' Sp()rts Kditor 4: Orientiition Pro- l rain 3; ()pcrctt;i 2: Intraniur.-il Sports I. 2. 3. t: llm-key Honor Team 2. 3. 1; Hockey Captain 3; Women ' s . thlctic .AssiH-iation 2, 3. 1: Vice President V. . . . . 3; I.vnthokn Staff 3; Kappa Delta Phi .Secretary 3. 24 Piii Mu Delta FRANK CORCORAN HUH Rose Ave., Coraopolis. Pa. Buftiiiess Adit Football I. 2. 3; Presi ient Business Society 3; Men ' s Student Council 3; Proctor ' s Conunittee 3: Cliarles E. Covert Prize: President Senior Class t; Who ' s Who i. LEAH M. CRYDER Park Ave., Woolrich, Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Business Administration Honor Hockey Team 2. 3. i: Business Society 2. 3, 1; Women ' s Athletic Association 2 . 3, 4; Tin ' SjL quehfunia Staff 3. 4; Circu- lation Manager 3: Business Manager 4; Lanthohn Staff 3; Intramural Sports 2. 3. 4; Theater Guild 2, ii, 4: Letters to Lucerne 2; Student Christian Association 3, I: Alplia Psi Omega 3. 4; Fire Captain 4. NAOMI E. DAY 221 North Charles St.. Red Lion. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Liberal Arts Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1. 2. 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3, 4; Tin- Sttsque- hanna Staff 3. 4; Honor Hockey Team 2. 3. 4; Vice President ' s Council 2; Vice President Omega Delta Sigma 4: Inter-Sorority Council 4; Financial Secretary 4; Freshmen Orientation 4. HELEN EBY DOSS Mulberry St.. Newport. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Conunerci(d Education Business Society I, 2, 3. 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2; Women ' s Athletic Asstwiation 1. 2. 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3; Vice President Kappa Delta Phi 3: Alpha Psi Omega 2. 3. 4; Theater Ciuild 1, 2. 3. 4; Thf Siisquehainxi Business Manager 2; Inter-Sorority Council 3; Secretary 3: Women ' s Student Council 3, 4; Social Chairman 3; House President 4; Letters to Lucerne 2; Operetta l; Judiciary Council 3; Freshmen Orienta- tion 3; Junior Class Treasurer 3: Sophomore Class Vice Presi- dent 2. CLAIR H. EASTEP ■ 1!H: X. Second St.. Harrishure Bond and Key Bnsini ' Sfi Adtninistration Student Christian Association 1; Business Society 1, 2, 3. 4; Men ' s Student Council 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4; Bond and Key House Manager 4. ROBERT C. FELLOWS 130S Twenty-first Ave.. Altoona. Pa. Bond and Key Business Administi-ation Bond and Key Treasurer 3; Class Vice President I; Business Society L 2, 4: Football Manager 1; Varsity Basketl all I, 2. 3, 4; Captain 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. 4: Theater Guild 2; Varsity Baseball 1, 4; Student Christian Association 1. 2. H. GRACE FELTON 2 Salem Park. Klizabeth, X. J. Student Christian Association 3. I. Lihrrnl . j s- Theta Chi FRANKLIN E. FERTIG 291 KiTig St., Xortliumberland, Pa. Music Eihiration Student Christian Association L 2, 3: Cabinet 3: Men ' s Music Guild L 2. 3; Intramural Board 2, 3: I ' niversity Band L 2. 3; Concert Band 1. 2. 3: Variety Show l. 2; Sophomore Tribunal 2; Track 1; Headwaiter 3: Pinafore 4. 25 ALLEN W. FLOCK 7 4. t Edison Ave.. Sunbury. P.l. Hiuui .-mil Key Music Kthicaiion Men ' s Music (iuihl 1. 2; Student Christian .Xssooi.ition 2; Chorus 2. 3. i: Octette 3. i: Conductor of ()perett.i i: M.iy Day 2, 3: Ordiestra ;(. l: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Conductor 3. 1. LENORE CARMAN .501 . Hish St.. Selinsgrove, Pa. Sisma . Ipha Iota Music Education Trinity Clioir 1. 2. 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3. 4: Jazz Band 1. 2: Sus- (juetianna Sinpers 2. 3: Student Cliristian . ssociation 1. 2. 3, 4: C ' abinel I: Girls President 4: President Sisma . lpha I ita 4: May I)a ' 2. 3; Sus(juelianna Symphttny 1. 2. 3. I: Sunhury Syniplioiiv 3. 4; Intramural .Sports 1: Operetta 1. 2. 4: Theater Guild t; ' l.AxriioRN Staff 3; Clarinet Quartette 3: Day .Student ' s Organization 1. 2. 3; Inter-Sorority Council 4, ' ice President 4: Who ' s Who 4. GENE P. GRANDOLINI 2212 Boulevard . ve.. Scranton. Pa. Theta Chi Business Aftniinistratiitn Bu.siness Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1; Basketball 2; Intramural Sports 2; The Susquehanna Staff 2. WILLL M DAVID GRO. ' ' ;S ; W. Pine St., Selinsgrove, Pa. Hoiid and Key Busines s Administration Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2: Tennis 1: The Susquehanna Stalf 1. 2, Manajfins Kditor 3; Tiieater Guild I: Student Coun- cil 4. ice President 4: Bond and Key Secretary 3. i: Uusine.ss StK ' iety 3. 4. SARA JANE GUNDRIM 944 E. Main St.. Rockwood, Pa. Oinesa Delta Sifftna Commercial Education Theater Guild 2. 3: Inlraniural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Bieniic Swiety 2: 0]ieretta 1: Wonu-ris . thletic . ssociation 1. 2. 3, 4: The Siisi iii lidiniii Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; Lanthorn Staff 3: Freshmen Orientation 3: Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Business Society 1. 2. 3. 4; Student Christian . ssociation 1. 2. 3. 4: Omega Delta Sisma Secretary 4; ' ice President ' s Council 2; Inter-Sorority Council 4. Secretary 4; Women ' s Student Council 1. E. VIRGINL HALLOCK Wilkm Tree Road. Milton, N. Y. Sisina . lpha Iota Music Education Symphony Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4: Student Christian . ssiKiation I. 2. 3. 4: String Trio 2. 3. 4: Marching Band 1. I; Swing Band 2; Girls ' Band 2: Susquehanna Singers 2. 3: Theater Guild 3: Lanthorn Staff 3: The Susquelianna Staff 3; Operetta 3,  : Vice President ' s Council 3. RAYMOND G. HOCH. ' TOIL 3 Berkeley Heiglits Park. Bloomfleld. N. .1. Phi Mu Delta Business Administration Track 1. 2; Business Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Christian . s.so- ciation 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President Phi Mu Delta 3; Comptroller 3: Men ' s .Stinlent ( ' (mncil 3. Seeretarj- 3; Intramural Sports I. 2, 3, 4: Varsity S Club 3. JEAN L. HUVER • 31 N. Kifth St.. Allentown. Pa. Sigma . lph.-i Iota Music Eilucation Tr.-insferreil from Pennsylvania .State College. Susi|Uelianna Singers 3. 4: Student Chri.stian . s.sociation 3. 4; May Day 3: Marching Band 4: Conc ert Orchestra 4; Sigma .Mpha Iota Pro gram Chairman 4. 26 THOMAS E. JAMES 112 N. Front St., Selinsgrove, Pa. Bond and Key Music Education Student Cliristian Aissociation I. 2, 3; Men ' s Music Guild I. 2. 3. Secretary 2: Band 1, 2. 3; Sympliony Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Octette 2. 3. i: Bond and Key Alumni Secretary 3: Operetta i; President Recital Class 4. MARGARET H. JOHNS 1211 East St., Honesdale, I ' a. Kappa Delta I ' lii Liberal Arts Student Cliristian Association 1, 2, 3, I; Hockey Team 4; Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: The Hiixiiiii ' Iiiiiiiki Staff 1, 2. 3, 4: Freshmen Orientation Co-chairman 3; Theater. Guild 1, 2. 3, 4; Operetta 2; Trinity Clioir 1, 2; (iirls ' Band 1, 2; Concert Orches- tra 1, 2; Debate 3. JEAN E. KELLY 20 High St., Goshen, N. Y. Kappa Delta Phi Liberal Arts Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; Women ' s Athletic .Association 2, 3, 4, Captain 2; Vice President ' s Council 2, 3; Freshmen Orientation 3, 4: The Sus- quehaniHi Staff 2, 3. 4. News Editor 3, Editor 4: Lanthorn Staff 3: Kappa Delta Phi Kecorder 3; Pi Ganuna .Mu 3, 4. President 4; Theater Guild 4: Women ' s Student Council 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Judiciary Council 4, Chairman 4; Who ' s Who 4. EDITH KEMP Box 24.-., Sunbury, Pa. Comiuercial Education Business Soc-iety 1, 2. 3. 4; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2. 3, 4; Day Student ' s Organization 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. JOHN R. LEACH . ' 524 S. Market St., Selinsgrove, Pa. Tlieta Chi Music Education President Tlieta Chi 4i Secretary 2, 3; Who ' s Who 4: Men ' s Student Council 3, 4; Class Oflicer 3; Lanthorn Staff 3; Uni- versity Band 1, 2; Student Christian Associatio n 3, 4; Operetta 4. HELEN LEPLEY Winfield, Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Women ' s Athletic . s.sociatian 1, 3, 4: Liberal Arts Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4; Day Student ' s Organization 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LIZZIO 40 Main St., Coneniaugh, Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Business Administratioti Student Christian , ,ssociation 1. 2, 3, 4: Business Society 1, 2. 3. 4. President 3: Pi Gamma Mu 3, 4: Vice President 4: Biemic Society 1; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary 3; President 4; Treasurer Kappa Delta Phi 3; Chaplain 4: Vice President ' s Council 2: Honor Hockey Team 2, 3, 4: Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: The Susquehanna Advertising Manager 3; Freshmen Orientation 3, 4; Lanthorn Staff 3; Theater Guild 4: Inter-Sorority Council 4; Treasurer 4; Student Council 4. MARVIN MANEVAL 4I.-. Garitt St., Newport, Pa. I ' hi Mu De lta Liberal Arts Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Christian As.sociation Cabinet 2; Vice President Cla.ss 4. 27 HILDA MARKEY ir.!J: Mt. Hose Ave.. York. Pa. Kappa Delta I ' lii Coimn rrial Edurntum Who ' s Wlio 4: I ' i Gamma Mu Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Cahinct 1; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. 4: Business Society I. 2. 3. t; ' ice President 4; I.vnthiibn Business Staff 1; Women ' s Student Council 4; Susquehanna Sin£ers 1; Theater Guild 1. 2. 3. i: Biemic Society I, 2. ' A. t: President Kappa Delta I ' hi : President Hassinser Hall t: Handhnok Editor 3: Sunday ScIhh)! Treasurer I; Fire Captain 2: Intra mural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Freshmen Orientation 2. A. 4: Inter- Sorority Council President 4. JAMES MILFORD . ' iS4 . Laurel St.. Hazleton. Phi Mu Delta Business Admiuistration Class Treasurer l; Business Society 1. 2. 3; Phi Mu Delta Sec- retary 2; Vice President 3; Business Manager of I.anthorn 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3; Inter-Fraternity 1. 2. 3. ELIZABETH MILLER 2223 Newberry St., Williamsport. Sigma Alpha Iota M nsir Kfhirdliit Transferred from Williamsport Dickinson Junior College. Sus- quehanna Singers 3.  : Sigma Alpha Iota Pianist 3. 4; Student Christian Association 3. t; May Dai, ' 3. RICHARD MOGLIA 3 Clark St., Glen Kidtre. . .1. Plii Mu Delta Business Adwitiistrntimi Business Statf TAc Susquefianna 1. 2. 3: Chairman Intramural Board 3; Chairman War Savings Board 3: Intramural SpDrt- 1. 2. 3, 4; Student Christian Association 1, 2. 3. i: Biisiiu-ss S x:lety 1, 2. 3, 4; Varsity Tennis 1. 2: Phi Mu Delta Pledu ' e Master 4; Men ' s Student Council 4: Secretary 4; Business Man ager Hasty Heart ' 4: Theater Guild I. 2, 3. 4. NANCY E. MYERS I.irt W. High St.. F.lizahethtuwd. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Lihrrnl Arts Alpha Psi Omega 2. 3. I; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2. 3. I; Omega Delta Sigma Secretary 3: President 4; Biemic Society 1. 2. 3, 4: President 2; Judiciary Conunittee 3; Cheerleader 1. 2. 3.  : Captain I; Vice President ' s Council 2; Tfn Siinfiue- fidiiiia Staff 3; Theater Guild 1. 2. 3, I: Letters to Lucerne 2: Honor H(K key Team 2. 3, l ; Student Cliristian Assnciation 1. 2. 3. 4; Class Secretary 2; Freslinieti Orientation 3. I: Chairman t ; Intramural Sports l. 2. 3. i ; Inter Sororit Council 4 : Women ' s Student Council 2. I: Wtiu ' Wlio 4: May Day 2. Theta Chi STANLEY NALE 1H14 Park St., Harrishurg, Pa. JOHN M. REICHARD Mr. Center St., Wllkinsl)urg, Pa. I.ihrrnl Arts Phi Mu Delta Biemic Society 2; BiisiiH ' ss A d ministration German Club 1. 2: Student Christian Asso- ciation L 2. 3: Theater (iuild 2; Haskctl all Manager 2; Inter- Fraternity Sports 2; Comptroller Phi Mu Delta i; Treasurer Senior Class 4; Men ' s Student Council 4; President 4; Business Society 3, 4; Laboratory Assistant Accounting Department 4; Wlio ' s Who 4. CE0R(;K K. KIKCKI 944 Elizabeth St.. Williainsport. Pa. Pre mitlirnt Chemist r ' Laboratory .Assistant 4 : Dean ' s Pi Gamma Mu l A 3. 28 WILLIAM B. ROTHENBERG 31 l i: Fairinount Ave.. Sunbiiry. Pa. Tlieta Chi Student Christian Association 1. i: Chorus 2, 4. 3; Band 1, Music Education 2. 3. I: Orcliestra LOUL E .SCHLICK 85 W. Dorrance St., Kinfjstttn. Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Music Education Treasurer Sigma Alpha Iota 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3. 4; Susquehanna Singers 2. 3; Trinity Choir 1, 2. 3, 4; May Day 2. 3; Theater Guild 4: Laxthorn Editor 3; Band 1, 2, 4; Symphony Orohe.stra 3. 4; Operetta 1, 2, 4; Freshmen Orientation 3. 4. HOWARD SOLOMON 124 W. Southern Ave.. South Williamsport, Pa.. Phi .Mu Delta Business Administration OSCAR S. STONESIFER, JR. 2202 N. Fifth St., Harrisburg, Pa. Phi Mu Delta Lilicvul Arts Freshman Class Treasurer 1; Business StafT of The Susquehanna 1, 2; Varsity Baslcetball 2, 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 8. 4: Inter Fraternity Sports 1. 2. 3, 4; Varsity S Club 2. 3; Inter- Fraternity Senate 4; Phi Mu Delta President 4; Who ' s Who 4. MARIE TALBOT 149 W. Green St., Reading. Sigma Alpha Iota Mnair Education Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3, 4; Trinity Clioir 2, 3, 4; Band 1. 2; Operetta 1, 2, 4; Corresponding Secretary Sigma Alplia lota 1. JOSEPH TAYLOR 108 E. Bennett Ave.. Wildwood, N. .1. Phi Mu Delta Business Administration Business Society 1, 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 2, 3; Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Theater Guild 1, 2; Football 1: Baslietball 1. 2. 3; Co-captain 3; Junior Class President 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 4 ; Phi Mu Delta President 4: Fraternity Senate 4: Business Manager I.iNTHnR.v 3; Sports Editor The Susquehanwi 3: Informal Baseball 2, 3. ELISE C. THOMPSON 3 Burtis St., Lynbrook, . V. Sigma Alpha Iota Music Education Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3, 4; Women ' s Athletic . ssociation 1. 2, 3. 4; Vice President Sigma . lpha Iota 3; Secretary 4: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Class Officer 2. 3, 4; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3. 4: Inter-Sorority Council 3: L.inthorn Staff 3; Theater Guild 4; Women ' s Judiciary Committee 4. DOROTHY V. W.-VGNER 32 W. Magnolia Ave., .Aldan. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Commercial Education House President Cottage 4; Honor Hockey Team 2, 3, 4: Stu- dent Council 4; Treasurer Omega Delta Sigma 3: Women ' s Athletic Association I, 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3, 4: Business Society 1, 2, 3, 4: Theater Guild 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshmen Orientation 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2; May Day 2; Lan- THORX Editorial Staff 3; The flusquehanna Staff 1, 2, 3. 29 RUTH E. WILLIAMS 30 IJewellyn Ave.. Blnornfu ' ld, S. J. Kappa Delta Phi Commtrcial Education Wdnien ' s Stiitlent Council I: I ' resident 4: Financial Secretary Kappa Delta Phi S; Secretary 4: Student Christian Association 1. . 1. i: Cabinet Secretary 4; Women ' s Athletic Association I, •2. 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Alpha Psi Oniesfa I: Business Society 1. 2, :t. l: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. 4: Theater C.uild 1. 2. 3. 4: Stajre Door .T : The Susquehanna Reporter 3: Operetta 1. 2: Freshmen Orientation 3. 4; Judiciary Committee 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 1. ADAH WOLFE Pennsylvania Ave.. Mill Hall. Pa. Ome a Delta Siprma Lihrrnl Arts Honor Hockey Team 2. 3. 1: Financial Secretary Omega Delta Siffma 3. 1; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. I; Hockey Captain l: Biemic Society 1, 2, 3. 4; Operetta 1. 2; The SusQuthtiinia Re- porter 3; V(mien ' s Athletic Association 1. 2. 3. 4: May Day 2: Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshmen Orienta- tion 3, 4. 30 CoMrh A. A. StJigg. Jr. Assistunt Courh Juliii Zuliak F00TBALL-194() 43 ao g ,p , B ' SB ' ? ifff I ' fj iirrffrt ' ' - i ' ' y rirsl Kdw. I.rtI lu Iliyht i:. FraTiUniticlil. (jiittiilM-lI. l t-viiu-. Diaz. IN-I.ts. Capliiin I.-.k. Kiirlnwl. .. Witowski. Ki ' itK. Arthur. Scrond Ilnw Yaiioviti.-Ii. Brcsiiofk. WisshiKfr. Hcriistini ' , Auraiul. Clark. Sliccslcy, Kilniiimls, MiiiiiU-li. Third Uow— Derr, Bennor, Ht ' ss. Webln-r. Bartiiska, I uiu-«ii. I min. Saiitannelo. Fourth How — Stajcg, Wowlring, Howe, Italics, JcukiiiB, John!!:oii, Hrkiuan, Ziibak. 32 -r tV ■: Zlock Witowski Peters KurlowiL ' z n. Fraiikeiifield Artliur Chirk Minnicli Bresnock City College of New York 7 Haverford 20 Dickinson 27 Juniata Hartwick 26 Wagner 6 8r, Susquehanna 13 Susquehanna 6 Susquehanna Susquehanna 9 Susquehanna 13 Susquehanna 27 68 Susquehanna 13. City College of New York T University Field Playing their first football game in four years, the Crusaders really Threw on the Welsh Coal as they trampled over a favored Beaver eleven, 13 to 7. The Crusaders drew first blood midway through the first period when Eve Zlock passed to Johnny Reitz who lateraled to Jimmy Diaz to score a 60 vard touchdown. City College scored in the next quarter to lie up the game, but Sus- quehanna was not to be denied as late in the final period Ed Bresnock and Jim Peters carried the ball down the field until Peters went over from the seven to win the game for Susquehanna. Susquehanna 6. Haverford 20 University Field Once again the Crusaders were the first to talley as they recovered a Ford fumble deep in Haverford ' s territory. From there it was a simple matter for Jim Peters to scoot around right end for the only Susquehanna score. From there in. it was all Haverford. Susquehanna was dead game, but the Fords were just a little too big, and came out on the long end of a 20 to 6 score. Susquehanna 0. Dickinson 27 Carlisle Scoring four touchdowns in the first three periods, Dickinson College ' s undefeated team won its third game by trouncing Susquehanna 27 to 0. The Red Devils hit pay dirt early in the game when they blocked an attempted Crusader punt. The only bright spot of the game for Susquehanna was the runback of a punt by Jim Peters who lateraled to Eve Zlock for a 65 yard touchdown run. However, it was called back for clipping and the only Crusader threat was stopped. 33 BiTiistiiie Campbell Wissin er Weliher EdiiilllKis Shtesley Auniiiil Iless It:irlnsU:i Vllliuviti-li liiiiiii Susquehanna 9. Juniata Huntington Flashing the winning form that defeated CCNY but seemed lacking in their last two games. Susquehanna defeated a highly favored Juniata eleven 9 to before 4.000 disappointed Juniata lIi mcconiing fans. Eve Zlock s pass across the field to Jim Peters accounted for the first t ' rusader touchdown with Don Wissinger adding the extra point. Early in the second quarter Jimmy Diaz blocked a Juniata punt and the hall rolled out of the end zone for a Susquehanna safety. The Crusader line held the Indian backs to a net yardage gain of one yard which was the big reason for .Susquehanna winning their second game of the season. Susquehanna 13, Hartwick 26 University Field The big blue and while Irani from upstate New ork starlecl oul quickly by s downs in the first qua rter. Again in the final period Hartwick tallied to niakf iiring tiircc tnuch- ihe score 26 to anfl It looked like an overwhelming victory for the Iroquois )X arritirs. Howe er. the Ousades began to roll and tallied two limes before the gun went off ending the game. Handd Aurand skirted right end for the first score set up by Tony Bartuskas block of a Hartwick punt and E f Zlock threw a pass to Jim Peters lo make the second Crusader touchdown. Don Kissinger once again added the conversion to end the ball game with .Susquehanna on ihe short end of a 26 to 13 score. Susquehanna 27, W. gner 6 Staten Island. N. Y. Susquehanna ' s Crusaders playing their last football game of the season at Staten Island defeateil the Wagner ( ' ollege eleven 27 to 6. The Crusaders got started very slowly, getting only six poinl- in the first half. However, in the last two periods they pushed across three touchdowns with passi ' s by Eve Zlock and runs by .lini Peters and Earl Bcrnstine. Ed Kurlowicz played a stellar game in tbe forward wall getting in Wagner ' s backfield on many plays to spoil their attack before il ccuihl get rolling. This game ended the season hir 1016 with a record of three wins as against three setbacks. 34 Zeidler Phillips Boiigiirtz Coiiiptun Cheerleaders Cheerleading i often a thankless task. The basketball or the football game appears in the next morning s papers but the cheerleaders receive little or no credit for their work. We can certainly doff our hats to this years cheerlead- ers who kept up the morale of the fans and therefore the team. When the team wa winning, they were the first to celebrate: when the team was losing they were the first to encourage the boys to keep on fighting. KiiePliiig, Left to Right— (;Htsiiiger. Vill;iiiiis. .M.vprs. Haetz, I ' liillii s Standing — Conipton. Zeidler. Bongiirtz. Pirie. 35 First Row. Left to Ri -ht — Walker. Iluver. Swartz. Wood, Iliillot-k, Jones. I ' lp. Jones. Kaley. Derr. Lyhartrer. Soutliwifk. Si ' fimH i:o« -Liidy. IViUhiytT. Tl nnps .ii. Sarlm. St-lilirk. Cetsinirfr. Wiikel. Itoherls. Wolf.-. M.II.-nry Jlpi-rlmrli. Uusli. Kersliner. Peters, flurninn. Williams. Dale. Tliinl Kow — Iletin. Itaiip. Welliver. ( hilrlrh-ss. Uhone. Rotlieulierj;. Derr, An man. l ornsife. MaiThinii liciiul The band has become an indispensable part of football games and aclixilies lie- cause of its excellent ])erfiiinianre and the lolor and enthusiasm that il inspires. This year undei liie leadership of student director Allen Ploik with Mr. Hiissell Hatz as facult adviser, the band is well remendiered for its intricate drillinj; and shnumanship. 36 Left to Riglit— D. Eilhardt. A. Tietliolil. J. Williaril. K. Ma.liliicks (Jlciss of 194a President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Joseph Williard Augustus Tietbohl Dorothy Eilhardt Robert Maddocks It doesn ' t seem possible that three years ago. we Juniors were evident freshmen. It seems like onlv yesterday, but that is because our second home has become so dear to us. Even during the short summer months, we would find ourselves longing for the commencement of college all too soon. Remember hazing days? Ah. yes, the Fresh got their share of our pent up emotions. But gee. can you blame us? We got our share of black stockings, no make up, name tags. etc. from the preceeding sophs and now we upperclassmen were going to dish it right back. Ah — revenge is sweet. What was terrifically outstanding during our Sophomore ear. howexer. was our splendid Sophomore Hop. Remember the hectic week of making hundreds of cotton snow balls, the week before the dance? It was a grand success and we were proud. And now, we as Juniors with an even larger enrollment are still ever progressing spiritually, intellectually, and socially. We are looking forward to our Junior Prom, knowing it will be the outstanding highlight of our Junior year. Yes and to look to the future, for in the future does our destiny lie. As seniors, we will reach the peak of our college careers. May we find our goals as splendidly as Susquehanna has been in providing each one of us ample means for so doing. 37 Charles Ague Box 26. Hughes ille. Pa. Phi Mu Delta . ' Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Business Society 3: Susqiu ' hunna Business Staff 1. 2; Debate Club 1, 2, 3. Man- ager, 2; Lanthorn Business Staff 3; Phi Mu Delta Comp- troller 3; Executive Council of Defense 3. Business Administration Joan .4pple 1122 Market St., Sunbury. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Business Society 1, 2, 3; Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; May Day 1; Business Manager Lanlhuni 3: Biemic So- ciety 3; Theatre Guild 3: Fire Captain. Four-Year Secretarial Fro.sta Mary Arsemc 211 Vi Market St.. Lewistown, Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student christian .•Vssociation 1, 2, 3: Sigma . lpha lota Treasurer 3; Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Operetta 1. 3 Trinity Choir 1: String Trio 3: Susquehanna Singers 1, 2, 3 May Day 1. 2; Vice President ' s Council 2: Fire Captain 2, 3 Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2. Music Eiliicalion Cora Mae Arthur R. D. No. 1. Hughesville. Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1, 2. 3; May Day 1. 2: Op- eretta 1, 3: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Fire Captain 3. Music Education Richard P. Barry. Jr. 601 First Ave., Altoona. Pa. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Business Society 1, 2. 3: Intramural sports 1. 2. 3: Inter-fraternity sports 1, 2, 3. Commercial Education Margaret Bathgate Box 783, State College. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Cabinet 3; Business Society 1, 2. 3, President 3: Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. Secretary 3; Honor Hockey Team 3: Theatre Guild 1, 2. 3; Biemic Society 1, 2, 3. Secretary 3. 9; Orientation Program 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Susquetianna Staff 3. Advertising Manager 3; Class Secretary 2. Medical Secretary David Bom boy 744 Market St.. Bloomsburg, Pa. Theta Chi Student Christian Assuciation 1, 2. 3, Cabinet 2. 3, Men ' s President 3; Marshall of Theta Chi 2. Secretary 3; Phi Kappa 2, 3. President 2, 3; Theatre Guild 1. 2. 3; Susque- hanna Staff 2: Trinity Choir 1. Pre-Tlieological William Bomgardner .56 Maple Ave.. Hershev. Pa. Business Adm inistralion Jack Boyer 117 N. Second St.. Stinhuty. Pa. Student Christian Asst)cialion 1. 2. 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3. Business Adm inis rulioii Ronald H. Boyer 24 Market St.. Pillow. Pa. Bond and Ke .Sliident Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Biemic Society 1. 2, 3; Baseball 1. 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3: Bond and Key, ice President 3. Liberal Arts William S. Clark 4 West 8th St., Bloomsburg, Pa. Liberal Arts Theron W. Conrad 200 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury, Pa. Business Administration Donald R. Cosgrove 154 Ashland Ave., Bloomfield. . J. Phi Mu Deha Liberal Arts Herbert S. Dankman 1544 Park Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. Student Council 3; Dean ' s List 2. Liberal Arts Lois C. Dauberman Nemai ' olin. Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Theatre Guild 1. 2, 3; Women ' s Athletic Association L 2, 3; Basketball Manager 3; Biemic Society 2. 3; Orientation Program 3. Liberal Arts Virginia A. Doss 14 Adams Ave., Cranford. N. J. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Associatiiin 1. 2. 3; Business Society 1. 2. 3; Biemic Society 1. 2, 3, Vice-President 2; Kappa Delta Phi Vice-President 3; Inter-Sorority Council 3. Vice Presi- dent 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2. 3; Honor Hockey Team 1. 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Orientation Pro- gram 3; May Day 1. Medical Secretarial Dawn J. Ebert Box 27, Shamokin Dam. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Council 1. 2, 3: Business Society 1. 2. 3. Commercial Education E. Dorothy Eilhardt 719 Linden St., Clarks Summit, Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Biemic Society 1, 2, 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Lanthorn Staff 3; Class Secretary 3; Vice President ' s Council 2; May Day 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3. y Liberal Arts H. Stuard Flickinger 1047 Miller St.. Sunbury. Pa. Liberal Arts Betty Frank 485 E. Shore Rd.. Great Neck, N. Y. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Business Society 1. 2 3; Theaire Guild 1. 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3: Susquehan- na Staff 1. 3: Women ' s Athletic Associatinn 1. 2. 3: Mav Day 1. Business Admiiiislralion Roberta M. Gaetz 128 Viest Ave., Mt. Carmel. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi StndenI Christian . ssocialion 1. 2. 3. Cabinet 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 2. 3: Biemic Society I; Cheerleader 2. 3; Theatre (Juild 1. 2. 3. Letters to Lurerne 1: ice Presi- dent ' s Council 2; Susquehanna Staff 1; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3. Liheral .iris Martha E. Garard 130 Market St.. Lewisburg, Pa. Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Susquehanna Editorial Staff 3, Managing Editor 3; Susquehanna Staff 1, 2, 3: De- bate 2; Lanthorn Business Staff 3. Liberal Arts Ann E. Gibson 2 Sunset Road, Lewistown. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2, 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3; Biemic Society 2; Theater Guild 1,2. Liberal Arts Alvin Glanzberg 1070 E. Fourth St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Symphony Orchestra 1. 2. 3; Debate 2. 3: Sunbury Sym- phony Orchestra 2, 3. Pre-Medical Harriet Ann Gould 307 Olive St.. Johnstown. Pa. Sigma Alpha lota Student Chrislian Association 1. 2. 3: ice Prrsidpnis Ciinn- cil 2: Class Treasurer 1; Class ice President 2: Alpha Psi Omega 2. 3: Theatre Guild 1. 2. 3; Letters In Lucerne 1: You (.nn ' t Take It With You 3: Women ' s Athletic Associa- tion 1. 2, 3: Intramural Sports 1: Susquehanna Staff 1. 2. Assisting Advertising Manager 3. Co-Editor of Frosh-Sopli Issue 1; Lanthorn Editorial Staff 3; May Day 1, 2; Susque- hanna Singers 2, 3; Trinity Choir 1, 2. 3: Operetta 1, 3; Octette 2, 3; Sigma . lpha Iota Magazine Chairman 3. Music Education Caroline Graybill McAlisterville. R. D. No. 1. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student (Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Biemic .Society 1. 2. 3. President. 2: ice President ' s Council 2: Theatre Guild 1. 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Susquehanna Staff 1. 2. 3; Women ' s .-Athletic Association 2, 3; Orientation 3. Liberal Arts Hope C. Harbeson Main St.. Milroy. Pa. Sigma Alpha lota Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: ice President ' s Coun- cil 3: .Sigma Alpha Iota Chaplain 3: Band 1: Orchestra 1: .Susquehanna .Singers 2. 3; May Day 1. 2: Operetta 1. 3; Octette 2, 3: Clarinet Quartette 2. Music Education Marianna Hazen 139 Catawissa Ave.. Sunbury, Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Susquehanna Staff 1. 3. Liberal Arts Harold Lee Hebel R. D. No. 1, Liverpool, Pa. Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Phi Kappa 1, 2, 3; Pre-Theological Club 1, 2. 3; Susquehanna Singers 3; Operetta 3. Pre-Theological Carl L. Herman R. D. No. 1. Lewisburg, Pa. Theta Chi Bieniic Society 3: Thela Chi Lilirarian 2. First Guard 3; Intramural Basketball 2. 3. Pre-Medical Bernadine Koons 235 . Fifth St.. Mt. Carmel. Pa. Student Christian Associalicm 1. 2. 3: Theatre GiiiKl I. 2. 3: Hieinic Society 2. 3. Liberal Arts Harold Kramer 190(i Hanover Ave., Alleiitowii. Pa. Theta Chi .Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Business Society 1. 2. 3: Susquehanna Staff 1: Theta Chi Treasurer 2: Theater (iuild 1. 2, Treasurer 2: Susquehanna Advertising Staff 2. Business Adminislralion Jean ' ette Kramer 416 N. Eighth St.. Sunhiii . Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota May Day 1. 2: Operetta 1. 3: Susquelianna Singers 1. 2. 3. Arlene Julia Kreps 523 Highland Ave.. Lewistown, Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Chris lian Association 2, 3: Susquehanna Singers 3; Band 2; Orchestra 2, 3; Vice President ' s Council 3; Juniata College 1. Music Education Marlin Krouse Box 162. Shamokin Dam, Pa. Biemic Society 3. Liberal Arts Elaine Laks 106 Third Ave., Kingston, Pa. Student Christian .Association 1, 2, 3; Biemic Society 1, 2; Women ' s Athletic Association 3. Liberal Arts Frances Leisenring Bear Gap. Pa. Sliidt-nl Christian Association 1. 2. 3; Susqnehanna Singers 2. 3: May Day 2: Operetta 3: Fire Captain 2. 3. Music Education Kenneth Loss R. D. No. 1, Middleburg, Pa. Bond and Key Student Christian Association 1. 2; Phi Kappa 2. 3: Debate Club 3; Journalism 1,3. Pre-Law Robert Maddocks 296 Belleville Ave.. Bloomfield. . J. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1; Class Treasurer 3: Lan- Ihorn Sports Editor 3; Susquehanna Staff. . ' Sports Editor 3; Phi Mu Delta House Manager 3; Intranuiral Spurls 1. 2. 3; Business Society 1, 3; Penn State 2. Business Administration Ann R. Malkames 132 W. Sixth St., Hazleton Omega Delta Sigma Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Theatre Guild 1, 2, 3; Biemic Society 1, 2, 3; Lanthorn Staff 3; Freshman Orien- tation 3. Liberal Arts Marjorie Mengel Market St., Freeburg, Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1, 2; Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Operetta 3; May Day 2; Inter-Sorority Council 3. Music Education Arnold Mix 154 Franklin St., Bloomfield, N. J. Bond and Key Student Christian Association 1; Business Society 1, 2; In- tramural Sports 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1; Class Vice President 2. Business Administration Ongkar Narayan Georgetown, British Guiana Bond and Key ( Honorary I Studinl (iliri lian A MK-ialii n 1. 2. 3. Liberal Arts Allan Packman 28 S. Montgomery Ave., Atlantic City. X. J. Stiuient (jiuncil 3. Business Adm inislralion Alan Parcells 6 Eastern Parkway, Auburn. . . Bond and Key Bonil ami Key Secretary 2. Siicial (Ihainnan 3; Baskel- l)all 1. 2. Business Adwinistralion Hope H. Peters Reedsville. Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3; Or- chestra 1, 2. 3; Operetta 1. 3; May Day 1, 2; Susquehanna Singers 2, 3. Music Education Joseph P. Peyton, Jr. 153 Hubbard Park, Red Bank. N. J. Phi Mu Delta Business Administration Nedia Polanchyck 60 N. Lehigh Ave., Frackville, Pa. Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Operetta 3; Theater Guild 3: Biemic Society 3; Vice President ' s Council 2; Fire (Captain 3. Music Education Gloria Reichley 91 S. Main St.. Dover. Fa. Omega Delta Sigma Sluileiit Christian Association 1, 2, 3: Women ' s Athletic . ssociation 1. 2. 3. Vice President, 3: Intramural Sports 1. 2. 3; Honor Hockey Team 3. Captain. 3: Biemic Society 1. 2. 3; Theatre Guild 1. 2. 3: Susquehanna Staff 1. 2. 3. As- sistant Advertising Manager 3; Orientation 3; Business Society 1, 2. 3. Treasurer 3. Medical Secretarial Betty K. Reisch 1121 Centre St., Ashland, Pa. Omega Delta Sigma Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Vice President ' s Council 3; Fire Captain 2; Theater Guild 3: Biemic Society 3; Lanthorn Editorial Staff 3; Susquehanna Staff 2, 3; Freshman Orientation 3. Liberal Arts Edward E. Richards 62 Rice St.. Trucksville. Pa. Bond and Key Business .Society 1. 2. 3: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3; Football 1.2: Basketball 1. Business Administration Gertrude A. Roberts Keyport Road, New Monmouth, N. J. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3; Business Society 1, 2, 3; Secretary 2; Class Officer 2; Lanthorn Editor 3; Band 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3; Fire Captain 2, 3; Freshman Orientation 3. Business Administration Carol Schreiner 416 W. Market St., Williamstown. Pa. Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Susquehanna Staff 1, 2. 3; Biemic Society 1, 2. 3; Theatre Guild 1, 2, 3; De- bate Club 3. Liberal Arts Martha Dorothy Sharwarko 137 Muir Ave., Hazleton, Pa. Omega Delta Sigma .Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2. 3; Biemic Society 1. 2, 3; Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3: Theater Guild 1, 2, 3; Vice President ' s Council 3. Laboratory Technician Anna M. Sheetz 142 S. Market St.. Mt. Carmel. Pa. Stiulent Christian Assooialinn 1: Biemic . Society 2. 3. Liberal Arts Velma Shook 238 North 16th St.. Allentown. Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Inter-Sorority Council 3; Sigma . lpha Iota ice Pres- ident 3: Band 1. 2: Orchestra 2. 3; Operetta 1. 3. Music Education Shirley Shroyer 846 Edison A e.. Sunbury. Pa. Student Christian Association 1. 2. 3: Business Society 1. 2. 3; Day Student Treasurer 2. Commercial Education Betty Smith Woodsboro, Maryland Omega Delta Sigma Women ' s Athletic Association 3; Student Christian Associa- tion 1, 2, 3, Cabinet, 3; Theatre Guild 2, 3; Women ' s Stu- dent Council 2; Susquehanna Staff 1; Biemic Society 1, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3. Liberal Arts Sara Lee Smith 1028 Poplar St., Scranton. Pa. Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Women ' s Athletic As- sociation 2, 3; Theatre Guild 3: Susquehanna Staff 1: Intra- mural Sports 1, 2, 3. Liberal Arts Charles W. Snyder 330 N. 10th St.. Lebanon. Pa. Business Administration Eleanor E. Steele 2634 I?utl(i St.. Penbrook-Harrisburg, Pa. Kappa Delta Phi .Suident Christian Association 2. 3, General President, 3, ( ' abinet 2, 3; Vice President ' s Council 2, 3; Women ' s .Ath- letic .Association 2. 3; Honor Hockey Team 2. 3; Susque- hanna i taff 2. 3. News Editor, 3; Theatre Guild 1: Biemic Siiciety 1; .Susquehanna Singers 1: Somen ' s .Student Coun- cil 1. 3. Liberal Arts P. UL B. Stetler Middleburg, Pa. Bond and Key Business Administration Marie E. Stout R. 1). No. 2, Neptune, N. J. Omega Delta Sigma Student ( liristian .Association 1, 2, 3; Student Council 3: Women ' s .Athletic .Association 1, 2; Business Society 1, 2, 3: Vice President ' s tlouncil 2. 3; Hassinger Hall ice President 3: May Day 1; Intramural Sports 1,2; L. nthorn Business SlafI 3, Business F.iliication George C. Stow, Jr. 136 Prospect St., Merchantsville, N. J. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3; Phi Mu Delta Vice President 3; Intramural Sports 1. 2, 3; Biemic Society 1, 2. Pre-Medical Florence Strouse Proctor, Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1, 2, 3: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Operetta 1. 3: Trinity Choir 1, 2, 3; May Day 1, 2; Theater Guild 1, 2. 3; Vice President ' s Council 3. Music Education Augustus V. Tietbohl 443 Percy St., S. Williamsport. Pa. Theta Chi Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Theta Chi Treasurer 3; Alpha Psi Omega 1, 2, 3; Phi Kappa 3; Class Officer 3: Theatre Guild 1, 2, 3. P re-Theological Gaynelle Wagoner Pylesville. Maryland Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Women ' s Athletic Association 1. 2, 3; Vice President ' s Council 2; Biemic Society 2; Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3; Susquehanna Staff 2. Liberal Arts Virginia Walker 81 Main St.. Beavertown. Pa. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 2; Susquehanna Singers 2. 3; Band 3: Orchestra 3: Operetta 3: Sigma Alpha Iota Year- book Chairman 3. Music Education Gloria Walmer 40 S. 24th St.. Penbrook-Harrisburg. Pa. Kappa Delta Phi Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3. Cabinet. 3; Business Society 1, 2, 3, Secretary. 3; Susquehanna Staff 1, 2. 3. Cir- culation Manager. 3; Theatre Cuild 1. 2. 3; Kappa Delta Phi Treasurer 3: Operetta 1; Co-Chairman of Bond Drive 2: Intramural Sports 1, 2. 3: Women ' s Athletic Association 1, 2, 3: Lanthorn Advertising Staff 3: Biemic Society 1, 2; Orientation, Assistant Chairman, 3; Co-Editor of Susque- hanna. 2; May Day 2. Commercial Education Dexter N. Weikel New Berlin. Pa. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3, Cabinet Treasurer 2. 3: Phi .Mu Delta Secretary 2, 3; Class Vice President 1; Band 3; Orchestra 3; Susquehanna Singers 3. Music Education Harry Welliver 55 Berwick St., Beaver Meadows. Pa. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1: Susquehanna Singers 3: Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 1, 2. 3: Phi Mu Delta Sergeant-At- Arms 2: Trinity Choir 1. 2. Music Education John D. Wiley 4438 Terrance Ave., Merchantville, N. J. Phi Mu Delta Student Christian Association 1, 3; Business Society 1, 3: Theatre Guild 1; Freshman Football Team 1. Business Administration Joseph R. Williard 226 Logan St., Lewistown. Pa. Bond and Key Bond and Key Pres ident 3; Class President 3: Business . ' Dciety 2. 3: Debate Club 2. 3. West Point Debate 2; Susquehanna Staff 3: Intramural .Sports 2. 3: Inter-Fraterni- ty Senate 3; President 3; Bond and Key .Assistant House Manager 2. Business Administration Franklin R. Wolfe 1 Vaux Ave.. Tremont, Pa. Theta Chi Student Christian .Association 1. 2, 3; Band 1, 2. 3; Orches- tra 1, 2. 3: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Trinity Choir 1, 2; Operetta 1. 2, 3: May Day 1. 2. Music Education Mary Ellen Wood Merritt Road. Fainiingdale. . Y. Sigma Alpha Iota Student Christian Association 1. 2, 3; Sigma .Alpha Iota Editor 3; Theatre Guild 1, 2. 3; Women ' s .Athletic .Associa- tion 1, 2. 3; Orchestra 3; Band 3: Susquehanna Singers 2, 3; Operetta 1. 3; Trinity Choir 3. Music Educiilion Frank Albert Zeidler I(«! Slate St.. Bloomfield, N. J. Phi Mu Delta Sludcul Christian .As.sociation 1. 3; Intramural .Sports 1, 3; Intramural Board 3; Basketball I, 3: Cheerleader 3; Band 1; Penn State 2; Business .Soriily 1. 3. Business Administration Seateil on Floor, Lfft to Eight— Lizzio. Wiigiier, Davison, Dnle. Seated — Myers, Cr.vder. Wolfe, Clark. Da.v. Stanilin;;— Ueieljley, Doss, Nicklin. Ljarger, Bousum, Steele, Batlisate. Girls ' Honor Hotkey Team The Crusaderettes started the fall season with nineteen co-eds making up the varsity and reserve squads. Throughout the season the girls displayed splendid sports- manship. They were out to win all of their games, but just as important to them and to the coach, was the furthering of their ideals and principles in regards to inter-colle- giate sports. Susquehanna 1 Shippensburg State Teachers College. _ 2 Susquehanna Lebanon Valley {away) 3 Susquehanna 1 Lebanon valley {home) 2 Played at Cedar Crest Susquehanna 1 Moravian Susquehanna Cedar Crest Susquehanna Kutztown Susquehanna was tied with Cedar Crest for honors of the day. 65 WliTER Blow, Blow, thou winter wind, Thou art not so unkind As man ' s ingratitude Th tooth is not so keen, Because thou art not seen. Although thy breath be rude. Heigh Ho ! sing heigh ho ! unto the green holly : Most friendship is feigning, most loving mere folly: Then Heigh Ho, the holly! This life is most jollv. — Shakespeare. Seibert Hall I.cfl to Uit ' lit — Bringninii. Krptsiiiypr. Iliitts, Itlack. niiiss of 194 ' ) President Vice President Secretary Treasurer OFFICERS Harry Butts Louise Kretsinger Constance Black - Dale BRI G L The thought of being; an I pperclasjnian this year frightened each of us in one wav or another. It was good eoniing back to S. L. and all of our friends. It was quite different from our freshmen year when the hazers took us into hand. We became ' humble frosh under their expert guidance and persuasive manners. We won ' t forget our first big collegiate basketball game nor the sorority and fraternit rushing. This year has been filled with good limes for all of us. Oiii Sophomore Ho|) was a social success and climax to a splendid 1916 (Christmas season. e can look forward to two more wonderful years here at Susquehanna, tuo more years filli ' d with iiicni iiaMc c rnl uhicli cadi one of us will never forget. 68 DONALD L. ADAMS LOUIS P. APRICENO MIRL M J. AVERY ROSALINE BAILEY BENJAMIN J. BERGSTRESSER RACHEL BERGSTRESSER GRACE BILLOW PAUL R. BINGAMAN CONSTANCE BLACK JEAN E. BLECHER KAY L. BLOOM JOYCE E. BOTTORFF D. CAROLYN BOUSUM ANNA BRINDEL DALE BRINGMAN RUSSELL BROWN ROBERT H. BUBB RUTH M. BUFFINGTON HARRY W. BUTTS. JR. BARBARA E. CHILDRESS VIRGINIA COCHRANE GEORGE A. COOPER HARRY C. GULP MARY LOUISE DALE MARY DAVISON GILBERT 0. DAY DORIS A. DECKER ALOYSIUS DERR JEAN E. DERR ROBERT L. DORNSIFE EDNA ETZRODT NANCY A. EVERETl FRANK K. FETTEROLF MILLARD G. FISHER ROBERT A. FISHER EDWARD H. FORU DONALD W. FOSSELMAN DOROTHY E. GARDNER MARY ANN GETSINGER EUGENE GUNDRLM J. WILLI l IIKIM JAMES F. HOWELL HOWARD S. HUGUS HARRY K. JAMES I in JANE JESSEN 1I RRY R. JOHNSTON MAUDE B. JONES ALICE M. KALEY I NKT KELLER Jl rr KKILER lillian kepner i;eraldine kii.iikfner j wiks kimble donald king isabel kiss RLTll Kl.INGKK LOUISE KRETSINGER CHARLES LADY MARGARET LATTA GRACE LAU JAMES LEITZEL, JR. RICHARD LINDEMANN MARTHA LUNDAHL N. FRANCES LYBARGER ELwooD M. McAllister WILLIAM McCLURE MARJORIE McHENRY JEAN AL TTHEWS DOLORES MATTSON KENNETH MERZ STANLEY MUMMEY WINIFRED MYERS DOROTHY NITCHMAN KENNETH ORR WARREN OUTERBRIDGE JAMES B. PETERS MARJORIE PETHICK MURIEL PHILLIPS WARREN J. PIRIE ROBERT W. RADELL COLUMBUS H. RAUP MILDRED K. REAVER JAMES B. REILLY DANIEL I. REITZ, JR. ESTHER A. RISHELL MARION ROBSON DONALD P. ROH REACH ILLIAM K. RllIL LLCRETIA Rl SH FRANCES SAVIDGE KATHERINE SCHNEIDER RITA SCHWEIGHOFER W X ! K L. SECRIST DOKOTIIV SIIAFFKR NEVIN SHAFFER JANET L. SHARROW SALLY E. SLICER I. HELEN SMITH M. JANE SOUTHWICK GABRIELLE SPEYER 1 UI N STEIGERWALT EUGENE STEININGER IRMA R. STRAWBRIDGE PinLLI I. SWARTZ 1! I I ' ll II. TIETBOHL CHARLES A. VENNER DORIS E. WANBAL ' GH 1 K(, K1;T W II. LI WIS HISSELL WILLIAMS S. ELAINE Wll 1 I WIS RICHARD L. WILSON ROBERI K. WINTER ROBERT F. WOHLSEN ALMN J. WOODRING WILLIAM P. YANCHO LOIS J. YOUNG EVAN P. ZLOCK FANCHER WOLFE ANNE B. WRIGHT SHIRLEY J. YARNELL MAYNARD N. ZERBE .•TmrmriTFt Si ' iltpil, Left to UiKht V. ■ ti ivnlt. Il(. .|.icl:ir. 71...U, F.ll..w , .HidlHr, riuniTcT, Iilililc].-ks. SriiiKliriK StM;;K. I ' fHiffcr. SuI.jiimi!!. UiMtz. WiliiwsUi. YphRi ' I. nbak. S. U.— 33 S. U.— 28 S. U.— 37 S. U.— 50 S. U.— 67 S. U.— 62 S. U. 65 S. U.— 64 S. U.— 57 S. U.— 76 S. U.— 60 S. U.— 50 S. U.— 51 S. U.— 55 S. U.— 75 S. U.— 50 S. U. 18 918 Varsity Bciskethall 1040 47 RECORD Pennsylvania Slate College ' Wagner College ' Dickinson College ' ' • Haitwick College ' ' ■ Milton Y. M. C. A. 30 Alnmni Bucknell Junior College 1 Alfred College 1 York Junior College Scranton Junior College ' Elizabethtowii College Juniata College ' Ursinus College ' ' ' Philadelphia College of Pharm. 40 Elizabethtown Lebanon Valley College Juniata College 780 Varsity Record — Won 12: Lost 5. JiMOR Varsity Record — Won 14; Lost 6. 75 S. U. 33 — PENN STATE 57 In the opening game of the 194647 basketball season the Crusaders bowed to the Penn State Lions. Johnny Hospo- dar, the all-state center from Ilazletnn was high man with 15 points. S. U. 28 — WAGNER 61 The Crusaders went down to their second defeat of the young season before the sharp shooting Wagner College five. Again John Hospodar had 8 points for the losing cause. S. U. .37— DICKINSON 52 The Dickinson Red Devils got off to a fast start against the Crusaders and were never challenged in their first vic- tory of the hardwood season. For Susquehanna Eve Zlock was high man with 13 points. S. U. 50 — HARTWICK 41 The Crusaders won their first game of the season waging a brillianl uphill battle to come from behind and defeat a favored Ilartwick five. Frank Zeidler led the scorers with 16 points. S. U. 67 — MILTON YMCA 30 The Orange and Maroon got their second victory over- whelming the invading .Milton team with scoring power and manpower. Eve Zlock bad 20 points and Dick estervelt 14 to lead the high flying Crusaders. S. U. 62 ALIMNI 29 An Alumni team composed entirely of former Susque- hanna stars came to Selinsgrove with high hopes of knock- ing off the undergraduates but left with the feeling that the (!rusaders had a really impressive team. For Susquehanna Eve Zlock once again led the scorers with 21 points, while Jerry Moore topped the Alunmi scorers with 6 points. S. U. 65 — BUCKNELL JUNIOR COLLEGE 41 The Susquehanna courtmen ran into dilhcullies in the first three periods of the game with Bucknell J. C. from W ilkes-Barre. but in the final minutes rolled to an impressive triumph. It marked the fourth win in seven starts for the Crusaders this season. Eve Zlock was the high scorer for tile game with 17 points. S. U. 64 — ALFRED 51 Hcfore 400 cheering fans the Sustiuehanna ( rusaders ii ' llrd III their fifth straight victory by trouncing the .Alfred (College five from up-state New York. Dick Weslervelt ndled up .31 points while John Hospodar with 15 and Eve .lock with 11 points added in ihe win. K. Fki.i.ows I ' . Zkidi.kk .1. llu rnliMI K. W HsTKRVELT E. Zl.OCK II. l.VKKL S. U. 57 — YORK JUNIOR COLLEGE 49 Johnny Hospodar with 14 points and Eve Zlock with 12 points led the impressive Crusaders in a hard fought vic- tory over the invading York Junior College (|uintei. For Susquehanna, it was their sixth straight win. 76 R. Maddocks E. Pfeiffek J. Reitz J. Solomon W. Ca MERER J. WlTOWSKI S. U. 76 — SCRANTON J. C. 47 Coach Stagg used his varsily substitutes to good advan- tage as the Crusaders overwhelmed the outclassed Scranton Keystone five, 76 to 47. Dick Westerveh. Eve ZIock and Bob Maddocks garnered 16. 12. and 12 points respectively to lead I lie Susquehanna attack. S. U. 60 — ELIZABETHTOWN 46 The Crusaders traveled tn E-town and showed a last period scoring spree that left the Belsytowners far behind. When the gun went off ending the game the scoreboard read Sus- quehanna 60. Elizabethtown 46. Eve Zlock. John Hospodar, Dick Westerveh, and Frank Zeidler scored 46 of the Cru- sader points to figure strongly in the last perioil rout. S. U. 50 — JUNIATA 48 Huntington had never before seen as exciting a game as was S. U ' s two point victory over Juniata. 50 to 48. It was nip and tuck all the way with once again Eve Zlock with 24 and Dick Westerveh with 16 leading the Crusaders to their ninth straight victory. S. U. 51— URSINUS .53 Susquehanna ' s winning streak was broken, as they played iheir thirteenth game of the season, by the Ursinus Bears 53 lu 51. Eve Zlock excelled for the Crusaders garnering 25 points. S. U. 55 — PHILA. COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 40 The Crusaders added another victim to a growing list, by subduing a mediocre P. C. P. five, 55 to 40. Eve Zlock led the scoring parade with 17 points. S. U. 75 — ELIZABETHTOWN 53 The Orange and Maroon ran up their second highest score of the season as they trampled Elizabethtown 75 to 53. John- ny Hospodar netted 20 points to lead the Crusader attack with Johnny Reitz getting 17 in supporting role. S. U. 50 — LEBANON VALLEY 51 The Crusaders suffered their second loss in the last thir- teen games, in an exciting overtime struggle with the Leb- anon Valley Flying Dutchmen. Once again it was Eve Zlock as high man with 25 points. S. U. 48 — JUNIATA 33 Susquehanna ended their season in a blaze of glory by de- feating a highly touted Juniata team with no trouble at all, 48 to 33. Dick Westerveh and Eve Zlock were the big guns as they netted 14 points apiece. 77 Fr nk Corcoran Hii.Di Markf.y Lf.NORK G RMA Nancy E. Mvkr- Jkan E. Kklly ImiN M. Rkiciurd John Leach O. SuM.EV Stonesefer Wild ' s Who Each eai. t!ir lac iillv of Susquehanna I iii ersitv selects nieni- hers of the senior class for inclusion in Who ' s Who Among Students. I he arc nominated after careful consideration of character, scholar- ship, and leadership in extra-curricular activities. orninalioM lo tlic xolume is an outstandini; honor hv which deservini; students are given recognition. The hook estahlishes a reference vohnn; ' of aulhorilalixe biographies of the leading students in more than ()S() of Americas Colleges. 78 Selinsgrove Hall SPRIIfi Gentle Spring! in sunshine clad. Well dost thou thy power display ! For inter maketh the light heart sad. And thipii. thou niakest the sad heart ga . He sees thee, and calls to his glooniv train. The sleet, and the snow, and the wind, and the rain: And they shrink aw ay. and they flee in fear, When thy merry step draws near. — Longjelloiv. ' r 4... .: ' ' fX i.m. k.- ' A i 1 1 V-Wl 1 1 ' t ffi Hf 1 ! . i 11 li « ' . II 1 if. Selinsgrove Hall Left til l;i;;]it— .1. Kiihler, B. Wiitkiiis, I). Miniiick, V. Bloufli. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer (Ilass of I •150 OFFICERS Donald Minnick - Barbara Watkins Virginia Blough Jeanne Kahler On September 14th, the largest Freshmen class in the history of Susquehanna en- tered the portals of old S. U. Our class took on the hither-lo unkown Freshmen dignity uith the ex-servicemen back in our midst. We soon became oriented under the guid- ance of the efficient Sophomores, and hazing da uill not be a day soon forgotlcn. We ' ve enjoyed every day of this, our Freshmen year, and in the years to come, we feel confident thai life at Susquehanna will help us to attain that well lounded personality so necessary for the successful individual. We hope that the class of ' 50 will runlribute greatly to the tradition that is Sus- quehanna University. 82 ROBERT H. AKERS BARBARA E. ANDERSON JEAN E. ANDREWS MARGARET C. APPLEBY EDITH I. ARBOGAST DOUGLAS E. ARTHUR CECILIA B. AUMAN HAROLD E. AURAND CHARLES S. BAILES JANET F. BARR ANTHONY BARTUSKA JOYCE BELL NED O. BENNER RONALD R. BERKEY EARL BERNSTINE ROY R. BILGER VIRGINIA BLOUGH MARLIN 0. BOBB JOSEPH BOGAR ROBERT F. BOGAR ANNA J. BOLLINGER HARRY M. BONISH JAMES H. BOWEN EDWARD BRESNOCK MARGIETTA E. BROSIUS DONALD A. BROTHERSON VIRGINIA E. BRULEY JOHN H. BUFFINGTON WILBUR BUFFINGTON FRANK D. CALVERT RICHARD CAMPBELL HENRY G. CHADWICK a. ©. s©€ s fiLti THEODORE CLARK FRANK COMPTON CALVIN CONRAD DONALD R. DAVIS THOMAS R. DAVIS BARBARA DECKER DIANE G. DEPPEN THOMAS E. DEPPEN DONALD J. DERR JOHN G. DEVINE JAMES DIAZ PAUL H. DIETTERLE. JR. jA R. DOM LILLIAN D. DORNBUSCH CHARLES H. DUNCAN JOHN R. DUNLAP MELVIN L. DUNN ELAINE P. FADDIS RICHARD E. FELKER ANNA L. FETHEROLF RAY E. FLEMING CHIRI FOLTZ JOAN FOPEANO JAMES FRANKENFIELD ROBERT M. FRANKENFIELD JAMES C. GEHRIS DOROTHY I. GETTEL HANNI GLEASON ROBERT GOETZ BEN L. GOODLING CHARLES L. GOTTSCHALL DORIS E. GUMBLE %0 FLORIS GUYER PAUL R. HAFFLY DOLORES L HANCOCK JAY L. HAND DENICE E. HARRIS BARBARA A. HELLER ALVIN R. HENDERSON CHARLES L HESS SUZANNE HOFFMAN ROBERT S. HOOVER JoANN M. HORT JOHN HOSPODAR, JR. DORIS L HOWARD ROGER C. HOWLING DANIEL HRKMAN R. ELAYNE HUNTER MARJORIE HUTCHISON MARY J. JACKSON DORIS E. JANSON THOMAS M. JENKINS ROBERT J. JOHNSON PAUL R. JONES JEANNE KAHLER RICHARD P. KERSHNER EDWARD J. KERCHMAN SUSAN KLINE LAWRENCE R. KNECHT NANCY KOCH GERTRUDE KOHLWEISS ROBERTA KOONTZ R. NELSON KOST JOYCE KREISEL 1% HAROLD KUNDIS EDWARD A. KURLOWICZ RAYMOND LAUVER BARBARA LEASE MILDRED R. LEESER ANNE LOCKWOOD JEAN LLDWIG FAYE McCABE JOHN McCONNELL ROY M.HENRY GRACE MtKEEVER HELEN MACK EDW ARD U. MADDEN. JR. EVERETT MANNING JOHN C. MEERBACH JOHN R. MERTZ K MILLER ROSEMARY MUSSINA DONALD MINNICH ROBERT MILLER KRNON J. . nLLER EARL MINCEMOYER CHARLES MORRIS MARVIN MOYER - IIIRLEY NICKLIN JEANNE ORNER PALMER OTTO ANNA OYSTER ROBERT P I,I, S LEWIS (). PALLllA-MLS ROBERT E. PELLMAN EDWARD F. PFEIFFER GEORGE PHILLIPS MERLE H. PHILLIPS HELEN B. POLANSKY HELEN POLK JANET L. POPKEN ABRAHAM B. PORTZLINE WILLIAM H. POUST. JR. JOSEPH F. POWELL . JANE PRICE BETTY RAUP ELEANOR E. RAUP DORIS REEDER ' JUSTINE REIFSNIDER JOHN R. REITZ JOHN A. REUTHER ZOLA A. ROBINSON CHARLES H. ROHMANN JEAN A. ROTHERMEL CHESTER G. ROWE HAROLD C. ROWE JAMES O. RUMBAUGH LOUIS SANTANGELO MARY SARBA FAYE SATZLER GLADYS G. SEAMAN RICHARD W. SHAFFER HAROLD L. SHARADIN MARIA JANE SHETLER ( SHIRLEY SHOWALTER L RK W. SHUEY NANCY J. SHUNK DOROTHY E. SMITH LAWRENCE SMITH LILLIAN SMITH MARY E. SNYDER JACK SOLOMON - L RJ0R1E SPOGEN ROLAND E. STAHL AUDREY C. TERREL PHYLLIS E. TETER GEORGE B. THOMAS, JR. BEVERLY J. TROUTMAN RICHARD E. TROUTMAN WALTER A. TROl TMAN WILLIAM E. LLP JUSTINE VANDERBILT WILLIS B. VAN DYKE RICHARD WAGNER BARBARA WATKINS JOHN WEBBER EDITH WEGNER KENT R. WELLER BARBARA WELLIVER RICHARD WESTERVELT RICHARD WETZEL BARBARA WHEAT PHYLLIS WILLIAMMEE DONALD D. WILLIAMS DONALD E. WISSINGER JOHN J. WITOWSK.I J NET E. WOLF JOHN H. WRIGHT GEORGE A. YANON ITCH ANN E. YORTY ELIZABETH C. ZUSCHLAG HAROLD C. ZIMMERMAN Special Students CATHERINE BROSIUS RENNELL R. EDMUNDS JOHN E. ZUBAK 91 Nancy Myers Senior Lillian K e p n e r Sophomore 92 Joan Fopeano Freshman 93 MAY DAY 94 ACTIflTIES Seated. Left to Right— Gross, Reirliard. Dr. Wat Tbur.v. Moglia, PaL-kman. Standiiig—Danknian. Guiidrtiiii. I.ca«-h, Bowman. Men ' s Student Council Composed of two representatives from each of the three fraternities, two from the ranks of the non-fraternity men, and a faculty adviser, the Men ' s Student Council endeavors to effect a closer union of the students as well as to promote a better understanding between the faculty and students. Duties of the Council include the formulating of rules for orientating the freshmen men students. 96 Ficiternity Senate The Fraternity Senate .- erves as the governing hody of the three fraternities now on the campus. It is composed of the president and facuhy adviser from eacli of tlie fraternities, and Dean Gah serves as chairman of the body. The presi- dency rotates among the houses each year. With its demo- cratic organization, the Fraternity Senate has created a better sense of cooperation among the fraternities. Spiiteil. Left to Right— Dr. Waterlnirj. Dr. fliilt. VVilllard. Staiiditig — Stoiiesifer, Dr. lUiss. Prof. Linchaiigh. Leaili. 97 First Row. Left to Uifc-lit— Yancljcj. WcU.-, Dr. Vi....irufr. iint(rl riili;f. Biijor. SecdiHi Kow — Orr, Klurk. Butts. Jnlmstuti, Dt-rr. Third Uiiw — Mi-Allistcr. Cniulniiii, Loss, Williarfl. (;ross. I ' lMirtli Iluw — Easti ' p, Kfllipws. I ' ltiTs. Uiihards. President Vice President - Secretary Treasurer Sergennt-at-Arms Chief Initiator lioiul ciiul liey OFFICERS Joseph Williard Aloysius Derr David Gross Ralph Brown - William Yancho Ronald Boyer 98 ACTIVE MEMBERS Benjamin Bergstresser Ronald Boyer Ralph Brown Harry Butts Aloysius Derr Kenneth Dewitt Clair Eastep Robert Fellows Robert Akers Ronald Berkey John Buffington Wilbur Buffington Donald Davis Gilbert Day, Jr. Allen Flock David Gross Eugene Gundruni Edison James Harry Johnston Kenneth Loss Arnold Mix PLEDGES Donald Derr Frank Fetterolf Nelson Kost Everett Manning Roy McHenry Palmer Otto Warren Outerbridge Alan Parcells J. Burleigh Peters Edward Richards Paul Stetler Joseph Williard William Yancho Fancher Wolfe Robert Pallas James Rumbaugh George Thomas, Jr. Richard Troutman Kent Weller Harold Zimmerman •5 1 • ' If - v - ■ ' •wc - Seated. Left to Itiylit — -Weikel. Ueirliartl. Cosgrove. Stuwe, Stoiiesifer. Hoiiyartz, ( ' orror;iii. I.ailv. MjuMocks. Standing:. First Row — Tailor. Wooilriric. Peyton. Hockstuhl, Reilly. Solomon, Fisher. Fosselnian. A;:iie, Zeidler. AViley. Pirie. MoglJa, Radell. SlJiiieval, Standitit ' . Second lli.w — Wcllivfr, ZIork. Brown. Wohlson. Mrr ,. Co .imt. Atessi. Liiideiiiann, Veniier. Pill Mu Delta OFFICERS President .... 0. Stanley Stonesifer Vice President .... George Stowe Controller John Reicharij Secretary Dexter Weikel Sergeant-at-Arms .... Victor Alessi Chaplain ...... Charles Lady 100 Charles Ague Victor Alessi Richard Barry Ferdinand Bongartz Russell Brown George Cooper Frank Corcoran Donald Cosgrove Harr Culp Millard Fisher Donald Fosselnian Raymond Hochstuhi ACTIVE MEMBERS Charles Lady Richard Lindemann Robert Maddocks Marvin Maneval Kenneth Merz James Milford Richard Moglia Joseph Peyton Warren Pirie Robert Radell John Reichard James Rielly Howard Solomon O. Stanley Stonesifer George Stowe Joseph Taylor Richard Wagner Dexter Weikel Harry Welliver John Wiley Robert Wohlsen Alvin Woodring Frank Zeidler Evan Zlock Charles Venner Anthon Bartuska Earl Bernstine Roy Bilger W illiam Bomgardner James Bo wen Marland Boyer Henry Chadwick John Devine Alvin Henderson PLEDGES John Hospodar Daniel Hrkman John Kline Edward A. Kurlowicz John Meerbach Donald Minnich Charles Morris Edward Pfeiffer Abraham Portzline Charles Rohmann Richard Shaffer Willis Van Dyke Richard Westervell John Witowski John Wright George Yanovilch Harold Yeakel 101 Si-jitctl. I.i-ft t(. llis:hl Mr. IIdov.t, I ' .nwiiiaii. LfUch. Tietbohl. HiliKiiliiaii, liomhoy. SliiiicliiiK. First Uuw— Uiilil. Donisiri-. Wolfe, IIiTniiin. Tli ' tliiilil. KcTtig. Aprici ' MH. Stiiiulin;. ' , Serum! Itnw — Kill;;. Slieelz. KrHUier. Hrin;. ' iii;iti. Itiilih. MeClnre. StiiiKlin ' , Tliird U nv — Uauii, KotlieTilier;:. IIiiu ' iis. Ciiiiierer. Ueitz. President I ice President Secretary Treasurer Theta Chi OFFICERS John Leach Robert Bowman David Bomboy Augustus Tietbohl 102 ACTIVE MEMBERS Louis Apriceno DciiKilil Bashore Paul Bingaman l)a ill Bdiiilioy Dale Bt iiiginaii RoIhmI Bubb Robert Camerer Robert Dornsife Franklin Fertig Gene Grandolini Carl Herman Howard Hugus Donald King Harold Kramer William McClure Stardey Nale Joseph Raup Daniel Reitz William Rothenberg William Ruhl Wilfred Sheetz Agustus Tietbohl Ralph Tietbohl Franklin Wolfe Frank Calvert James Gerris Robert Goetz Paul Hafley PLEDGES Jay Hand Raymond Lauver Robert Miller Joseph Powell John Reitz John Reuther Chester Rowe 103 .Si ' al.il. I,.-ll (.. l:i;:lit W-.t-Am-r. K.ll. . ilIi;l■ll . Ilnt. . (,iiii,lniiii. Stiniiliiij;--SliMit. r.lzzii.. Steele. fiirke.v. Mrs. Wells. M.vers. Women ' s Student Council Composed of representatives from each class, the Wo- men ' s Student Council holds a meeting the second Monday of each month. That same evening it sponsors a general house- meeting. Among its many activities the council lists supervision of Seibert and Hassinger Dormitories, jurisdiction of freshman orientation and hazing, regulation of fire drills, sponsorship of Parents ' Day activities, decorating Seibert and Hassinger llall for ( ' liristmas, supervision of informal weeknight so- cial dancing, purchase of a suliscription lo ihc New ork Times for Seibert parlor, and tiic sale oi stamps, ■ cokes, candv. and other useful articles. 104 Inter-Sorority Council This organization is composed of three representatives from each sorority with the Dean of Women as faculty ad- viser. These three are the president, the vice-president, and one other delegate. The position of president of the Council rotates each year among the three sororities. Organized to increase understanding and co-operation among the three social sororities, the Inter-Sorority Council meets once every month to regulate freshman rushing, deter- mine pledge quotas, plan rush teas and hikes, sponsor inter- sorority dances, and in general, takes care of all inter-sorority problems. Spjitt ' il. r.t ' fl to Rigiit — Da. . (ijiriiiiiii, .Markcy, Lizziu. Ciiiuinmi. jtandillg — Menyel, Myers. Shook, Doss. 105 • Td ' -Tiif  .rfT ' V Seati-H. Lrft U i;i;, ' lit— I.izzio. Juhns. Brnvfiiiiiii, Willijinis. JhirUt-y. Duss. WulniHr. K«-ll . I os ;, liil.M StJincliiij. ' . First 1I( — Speyer, Cra.vbill. Kliii ' er, Bluck. Avery. Yarnell. Gaetz. Clark. Ehert. Frank. Stjiiidint. ' . Spi-iiiui lltiw IIjizpii, Boiisuiii. Pliillips, I :ile. Myers. Krctsin rer, Stefle, Cui-hraiif. WilMntiis, V;iL ' ciii.T. UulnTts. KilliJirilt. Kci|)|)ci Deltci IMii OFFICERS President ■ -• - - - - Hilda Markey Vice President ------ Virginia Doss Recording S?cretary . . . . Ruth Williams Financial Secretary - - ■ JACQUELINE BravEMAN Treasurer - - - - - - Gloria Walmek Chaplain Mary Lizzio lOfi ACTIVE MEMBERS Miriam Avery Constance Black Carolyn Bousum Jacqueline Bravemaii Gayle Clark Virginia Cochrane Mary Louise Dale Helen Eby Doss Virginia Doss Dawn Ebert DoKilliN Eilliaidt Betty Frank Roberta Gaetz Anne Gibson Carolyn Graybill Mariana Hazen Margaret Johns Jean Kelly Rutli Klinger Louise Kretsinger Mary Lizzio Hilda Markey Winifred Myers Muriel Phillips Mildred Reaver Gertrude Roberts Gabrielle Speyer Eleanor Steele Gaynelle Wagoner Gloria Walmer Elaine Williams Ruth Williams Shirley Yarnell Jean Andrews Joan Fopeano PLEDGES Jean Kahler Nancy Koch Helen Polansky Maria Shetler Barbara Watkins 107 f 11 ' f f t .- I S ' :it ' il. Left t Uiirlit — Ufis.h, flunrlnim. Cryder, Day. Myers. Wolfe. Wiikiht, Sharwarkfi. Staii ' iiiiu. First Ki.w — VandtThilt. Strawliridtre. Applp. Mnttliews, Lyharyer. Kepiier, KeulilMy. Bath}:!ite. Mulk.-iiiH-s. Stjiniiini. ' . Sfcoiiil Kow— Kohsoii, Stmit, Wri ' l.t. Berystr sstr, Mattson, Siiiitli. Kisv. n.-mlKTmaii. Omegci Fleltci Sij nici OFFICERS President Nancy Myers Vice President Naomi Day Secretary Jane Gundrum Treasurer - Leah Cryder Financial Secretary .... Adah Wolfe 108 ACTIVE MEMBERS Jiian Apple Peggy Bathgate Rachael Bergstresser Anna Brindel Leah Cryder Lois Dauberman Mary Davison Naomi Day Jane Gundruni Lillian Kepner Maigaret Appleby Joyce Bell Denice Harris Marjorie Hutchinson Doris Janson Isabel Kiss Frances Lybarger Martha Lundahl Ann Malkames Jean Matthews Delores Mattson Nancy Myers Gloria Reichley Betty Reish PLEDGES Helen Mack Rosemary Mussina Grace Jane McKeever Shirley Nicklin Marian Robson Maltha Sharwarko Betty Smith Marie Stout Irma Strawbridge Dorothy Wagner Adah Wolfe Anne Wright Justine Vanderbilt Lois Young Gladys Seaman Shirley Showalter Jane Troutman Barbara Wheat Ann Yorty 109 Sfated. Left to Ui«lit — Tallu t. HarUeson, Wociii. ' lariiian. SIkhiK. Thompson. SrliUck. Hiiver. Standing. First How — Uush. Strouse. Swartz. HalUuk. Kreps, Miller. Stfiuprualt, Wantiaiigb. Standing. Second Uow— Ovtsinjier, Southwirk. Mrllcnry. Hottnrff. PftiTs. Could. Joiii ' s, Arthur. Si« nia Alplici lota OFFICERS President ■ Lenore Garman Vice President Velma Shook Corresponding Secretary - ■ - Marie Talbot Recording Secretary - - - - Elise Thompson Treasurer ..---■ Frost A Arsenr Chaplain Hope Harbeson Sergeant-al-Arnis . - - - Jeanette Kramer Editor ...--- Mary Ellen Wood Mamzine AsencY Chairman ■ ■ Harriet GoULD 110 ACTIVE MEMBERS Frosta Arseniu Cora Mae Arthur Joyce Bottorff Lenore Carman Mar Ann Getsinger Harriet Gould Virginia Hallock Hope Harlieson Jean Huver Maude Jones Jeanette Kramer Arlene Kreps Marjorie Mengel Betty Miller Marjorie McHenry Hope Peters Lucretia Rush Louise Schlick Velma Shook Jane Southwick Marion Sleigerwalt Florence Strouse Marie Talbot Elise Thompson I ' h Ilis Swarlz Virginia Walker Doris W anbaugh Marv Ellen Wood Cecilia Aunian Jane Bollinger Barbara Childress Jean Derr PLEDGES DorothN (Gardner Susan Kline Frances Leiseniing Mary Miller Nedia Polanchyck Doris Reeder Jean Rotherniel Mina Sarba l ' ii His Williammee 111 Seated. Left to Uiglit -Thoni|isoii. Kelly, Williams. StaiHliiij:— Pliillips. .Mrs. Wells. Siiiitli. Women ' s ludiciary Committee Through its activities in dealing out punishments to those girls who infringe upon the rules and regulations set down i)v the Women ' s Student Council, the onien s Judiciary (ionnuiltee niainlains respect among the women students tor these rules. Justice and impartiality are the keynoto ol it decisions. The Committee is guided in its activities hy the Dean of Women and the president of the Women ' s Student Council. Meetings are held whenever misdemeanors arise and punish- ments are meted out according to the criouMie- ol the oi- Icnsc. 112 Vice President ' s Coundl The Vice Presidents ' Council, headed by the House Presi- dent of Seibert Hall, was organized six years ago to maintain quiet in the girls dormitories during the study hours desig- nated in the student handbook. Each floor of both Ha ssinger Hall and Seibei ' t Hall has a certain number of vice presidents, known as V. P. s, who enforce quiet hours regulations through the five minute penalty system. When a student ac- quires twenty minutes, her case is brought up before the Women ' s Judiciary Committee that decides upon a just pun- ishment. Seated oil Floor. Left to lliyl ' l — Steele, Ilarbeson. Ilallock. Savidge. Seated — Stotit, Sliarwarko. Doss. Marke.y. Reisch. Standing — Doss, Dale. Kreps, Strouse, Childress. 113 Seated. Left to Riglit — Smith. Bathgate. Jlarkey. flaetz. Steele. Miss Ilein. Mrs. Wells, (iiirinan. Williams. Walmer. Standing — Boml.ipv. Iluhl. Weikel. Bergstresser. Itev. Heller. Dr. Smith. Dr. Siucliler. Hiigns. Student Cliristian Association Cabinet Center of many campus activities, the Student Christian Association helps the new students to become a part of the college, to continue church relationships, to establis h friend- ships, and to uphold immediate moral and religiou ideals. In addition to regular meetings every other Thursday night, the S. C. A. conduct chapel each Wednesday, Vespers each Sunday night and special Thanksgiving and Christmas services, sponsors many programs and parties, brings to the campus many excellent guest speakers, oversees ihe imlilica- lion of the student handbook, and has cluirge of assigning Big Sisters to incoming freshmen. 114 Theatre Guild The Susquehanna Theater Guild, organized for tlie pro- duction of stage plays on campus, has been valuable in help- ing its members gain practical working experience in acting as well as in back-stage activity. Several one-act plays are given throughout the year in which casting, directing, costuming, make-up, and scenery construction, as well as acting are handled entirely by various members. In the fall a commendable presentation of ' The Hasty Heart ' ' was given by members of the Theater Guild. First Kow. Left to Right — Gniybill. Reiclile.v, Bathgate. Malkames. Sharwarko. Strawbritlge, Wright. Wagner, Venner, TietlioliI, Mr. Kleinsorg, Spogeii. Second Kow — Gaetz. Crjder. Bousum, Kretsinger. Markey. Phillips, Keller. Keller, Kiss. Koons, Dauberman, Smitli, Wohlson. Johns, Chihiress, Third Row— Koch, Kepiier, Williams, Cochrane, Watkins, Decker, Schriener, Williams, Doss. Walni -r. Clark. Moglia. Myers, Getsinger. Fourth Row — Andrews, Faddis. Wolfe, Koontz, Lau, Etzrodt, Savidge, Sluirrow, Bingaman, Tietbohl, Bringman, Helm, Van Dyke. Fifth Row — Gould, Lockwood. Hancock. Zuschlag. Showalter. Kohlweiss. Decker, Mattson, Schlick. Thompson, Lizzio. Matthews, Kelly, Wood, Garman, Dunhip. 115 Seuleil. Ll ' H tu Uiylit Myers. Tietl.ulil. Dttss. Staiuling— Williams. Cryder, Gould. Alpha Psi Omega Since it orgaiiizatimi five years ago. Alpha Psi Omega, a national honorary dramatic fraternity, has been promoting greater interest in dramatics. This year the fraternity spon- sored and directed the production of The Hasty Heart un- der the leadership of Mr. Kleinsorg. Membership in Theta Phi, the local chapter of Alpha Psi Omega, is bestowed upon those who earn seventy-five points through active participation in plays given by the Susque- hanna Theatre Guild. Thoe points are awarded to tho c in all phases of play production accordiiij: 1 tlic aiiiniiiit ol work involved in these actix ities. 116 Phi Kappa Phi Kappa, or the Greek Clul) is a Greek letter cluh, the members of which profess interest in things Hellenic. As an lionor organization. Phi Kappa has as its objective the cultivation of a proper appreciation of the Greek lan- guage and culture. Its members are urged to enrich them- selves with the treasures of the precious Greek heritage. At its meetings, the members of the Greek Club are asked to discuss the various phases of Greek culture. They are re- quested, also, to recite in the Greek language selections from the world ' s great classics. Thus, Phi Kappa genuinely is a Greek club, jjoth in name and in application. Sefitcd. Left to Right — Oiiterhri(i;;e. BerKstresser, Bomlioy, Dr. Ahl. Huj?iis, Bingamaii, Loss Standing — Bringinaii, Hattly, Tietholil. PanUiamiis. Miller, Portzliiie, Riilil. Miller. 117 Seatv4i. Left tu liiyht — lAz Ao, Kelly. Mrs. Huuver. Standing — Dr. Russ, Mr. Brungart. Pi Gaiiiiiia Mu Pennsylvania Gamma is the local chapter of the national social science honorary fraternity, Pi Gamma Mu. A mini- mum average of B in twenty or more hours of such social studies as economics, history, and governments are required for admission to the fraternity. Outside speakers and student lectures are the highlights of the monthly meetings of Pi Gamma Mu. held at the homes of faculty members who belong tu the fraternity. At each of these meetings, round table discussions lielp to clarify and emphasize the points brought under consideration. 118 Business Society Tlie purpose of tliis organization is to promote interest in the various fields of commerce, business and economics, and to establish a closer fellowship among those interested in these subjects. Included in the society are all students enrolled in Business Administration, Commercial Education and the Sec- retarial courses. This year the society continued obtaining funds for the Business Society Scholarship which was created last year to furnish assistance to some future business student entering Susquehanna. In addition, throughout the year the Society has guest speakers to give interesting talks which further educate the student with the field of Business. First Row, Left to Ilib ' lit — 5Ir. Strathnieier. Miss Allison. Mr. ;r!ihjnii. Dr. Zayurs. Vfiiner. Wolilsoii. Second Row — Reioliley, Biitlijiate, Kretsinper, Williiims, Wright. Strawbridge, Davison. Tliird Row — Wegner. Cryder. Marliey. Doss. Walnier, Blongli, Bruley. nutelUBon, AVlieat. Fonrtli Row — Uiseliell, Gnyer, Everett, timer, Bonstirn. Reaver, Rolierts. Mnssina. Brown. Fifth Row — Butts, Mattson. Lau, Zuselilag, Etzrodt. Savidge. Yarnell. Blucl;, Myers, Jloglia, Reitz. Seel Sixtli Row — tiross, Bilffington, Sniitli. King, Kramer. Slieetz. Itnltt ' . M«-Cliire, Van Dylie. 119 EDITORIAL STAFF Seat.d. Lett to Riflit— Mad- docks. KfU.v, Braveiiian. Stiiiulin — Clark, Oarard. BUSINESS STAFF I.Hft to Right — Waliner. Mr. Gralinm, Cryder. Bntligate. THE SUSQUEHANNA Dr. Wilson Faculty Adviser Editor-in-Chiej Je.4N Kelly Associate Editor - - - - . - JACQUELINE Braveman Husiness Manager L eah Crvder Managing Editor Martha Garard Neus Editor Eleanor Steele Boys ' Sports Editor Robert Maddocks Girls ' Sports Editor Gayle Clark Advertising Manager Peggy Bathgate Circulation Manager Gloria Walmer The semi-monthly student publication of the college. The Susquehanna. records the news of Susquehannans both on campus and out in llic world, reflects student opinion, and keeps abreast of the latest gossip. Stafl members who wish a wider training in newspaper work add the course in journalism to their curriculum. 120 G. R0B1.KTS Editor Dr. Wilson Faculty Adviser J. Al ' I ' LE Business Manager THE I94« LAMHORN To Susquehanna we, tlie Class of 1948, present this Lanthorn in the hope that its contents may bring back happy memories to all of us in the years to come. May it carry the spirit of all we have done to those who come after us. and spur them on to greater accomplishments. EDITORIAL STAFF Seated, Left to Itight— Gould. Roberts, Reiseli, Standing — Maddorks, EiUiar it, BUSINESS STAFF Seated. Left to Kislit — Mr. Graham, Apple, Malkames, Wile.v. standing — (iarjird, Waltner. Stout. 121 Seated. Left to Iti lit liriiitrniaii. (Jlanzhcr-. l)r. tiilliert. Sclireiiier, Billow, Decker. Standing — Loss, Butts. Debate Society Debating gives the slucient an opportunity to dtnelop poise and self-expression in public speaking. Throughout the year its members engage in debates ' with numerous colleges tliroughout Pennsylvania. Susquehanna has had the rare privilege of sending two of her men debaters to the West Point Tournament in which they competed with debaters of sixteen nf the largest colleges of the United States. 122 SEICONI? ANNUA L ' S t PoTnt- INYITATIOKAL fUa CAn lO PAETIC ' IPANT n FINAL pound: 5UN. WAPI IL ItSOPM. WA ' RDEPT.THrATER Gt0r fJdJi ocAOenOrd£K, represent U M A Preliminaries — ai. Afternoon 123 Vllst Unu. l.k-tl tu Uil;1iI -- U liiiuiis, Klin;;, r. . ' V . ( ost;r.i .-. K....ii . Smilli. Dr. .s.n.i.l.i. Mr. Hoover, licriimn, Tietholil. Sei ' oiul Row — Cofhrant . Wfltkiiis. (irayliill. Keichley. Itatli ' ate. Killiiinlt. Slieftz. Sliiirrow, BiHiMiiu. Daiilterniaii. Ilo.ver, ' riiinl ItiAv — Wolfe. Reaver. Yariiell. I.aii. Malkaiiies. Sliarwarkn. Si-Iirpiiipr. Krnuse. I ' etliirk. Merz. Myers, i ' liiirtli Ru v -Myers. Klark, Srhweitihofer. Williaiiis, Nitt ' liinan. Killiffner. Billow, Keller. Ki ;s. Keller. Markey. Fifth Row — Mattsoii, Ktzrnilt. Decker. Knhlweiss, Biiigaman. Kri ' tsin ier. iJilisun. Bieniie Society Including in its membership all those persons interested in the sciences or mathematics, Biemic Society holds monthly meetings where scientific topics are discussed l)y llie mem- bers, or a lecture is given by an outside speaker. Occasionally demonstrations related to scientific work are also given by the members. All interested students are in itcd Id Hicmic Society meetings. From time to time the Society shows interesting and edu- calional movies at its meetings. Through tiieir int-t ' liiigs the members of the Biemic Society develo]) a ri ln ' r. broader vicwpoini oi the significance of science in the world ol today. 124 Concert Orchestra CoiitliK ' ted Iiy Profei sor Rusisell C. Hatz, the Concert Or- chestra is composeil ol imisioiaiis from the university. The Concert Orchestra presents an annual Spring Concert in Sei- hert Hall with featured soloists. Some of the featured soloists of the past are Dorothy Minty. violinist; Bernard Greenhouse, cellist; Zena Gemmalo, clarinetist; and the Susquehanna String Quartet. 1 iolin — Arsenin, Wolfe, Hallock. Akers. Peters. Wood. Shook. Flock, Swartz. iola — Kreps. Ce lo — H liver. Schlick, Gundnim. Childress. Saxophone — Bollinger, Meerhach. Flute — Gelsinger, .Sarba, Heim. French Horn — Davis, Thompson. Clarinet — Kershner, McHenry, Garman. D. Bass — Rhone. Timpani — Weikel. Drums — Jones. Trumpet — Welliver. .•Vuman. Trombone — Rush, Derr. Conductor — Mr. Halz. 125 Susquehanna Band The Susquehanna Band under the capable leadership of Mr. Russell C. Hatz has been an important activity on the campus. The Susquehanna Band had been handicapped by the induction of many of its members into the armed forces i)ut with the return of veterans, the Band is returning to its pre-war fame. (.tarinet — Garman, MrUcnry, Kershner, Swartz. Saxophone — Bollinger, Meerbacti. Flute — Getlsinger, Sarba. Hcim. French Horn — Davis, Thompson. Baritone — Peters. Trumpet — Flock, Welliver. Aiiman, Derr. Trombone — Hallock, ood. Rush, Akers, Derr. D. Bass — Kreps. Drums — Jones. Bass Drum — Wolfe. Sousaphone — Rhone. Cymbals — Weikel. Timpani — Childress. Conductor — Mr. Hatz. 126 SiLsquehanna Singers Under the direction of Mr. Elbert Haskins, the Susque- hanna Singers, composed of sophomores and juniors in the Conservatory, plus a few musically inclined non-conservatory students, is establishing a fine reputation for tone quality and voice blending. « •.._ First I!o v. Li ' ft to Right— Hebpl, Mummy. Walker. Gardner. Steit ' ervalt, Wiuihaiicli. .limes. SoutliwU-k Mr Haskins, Arthur, Polanch.vck. .Stronse. Rush, Gotsinger, Arseiiiu. Huver, Dutilap. Hugus. Second Row— Welliver, Heim. Bottortr. Kale.v. Derr. Gould. Swartz. MiHenr.v. Wood. Leiseuring, Miller Harbeson, Shook, Peters, Childress, James, Leach, Derr. 127 S« ' iitt ' il uii FIncir. Lett ti Iiit;ht — Kretsinyer. Spt-yer, Davisdn. Kiss. KelliT. Stet-U , Caetz. Seatwi — DuU ' . I ' liillips, Keller, Buthyate, I izzi . Wayiier. Myers. Gilison. Standing. First Row-Smith, Wood, Clark. Walliier, Williams. Kelly. Killianlt, T)ioin| soii. Staiiflinc. Second How — -(Jrajliill, Smitli. Sliarwarko. Wulfe. Doss. V. Uoss, Jones, Laks. Markey. Uuberts. Women ' s Athletic Association Not if you will or lose, but thai you have played the game fair and square — The creed of the Women ' s Athletic Association signifies good sportsmanship, and ihat is tlic purpose of the or- ganization. The Women ' s Athletic Association was organized to stimulate a general interest in girls athletic activities, to regulate girls in- tramural sports, and to encourage participation in extracurricular athletics. Any girl is eligible for members hip after she has earned at Ica l Iwo hundred points in intramural sports. She may retain her membership by an additional two hundred ixiints each year thereafter. The system of points is based njion actual partici]iatinii in the various sports. The Association holds monthly business meetings, and social activities are conducted ihrougliout the year. 128 STIIHENT ROSTER Adams, Donald L. (2) Chestnut St.. Mifflinburg Ague. Charles W. 3) Box 26, Hughesville Akers, Robert H. (1) 13 E. Water St.. Muncj- . lessi, Victor P. (4) 844 Fourtli Ave., Cora H olis . nder.son, Barbara E. (1)  Shady Lane, Johnstown Andrews. Jean E. (1) 150 N. Forest Ave., Rm ' kville Centre, N. Y. . pple, Joan (3) 1122 Market St., Sunburs ' Appleby, Margaret C. (1)  4 E. Mllford St., Mount I ' nion Apriceno. Louis P. (2) 1136 First . ve., Berwick Arbogast, Edith L (1) U W. Mill St.. Selinsgrove . rseniu, Frosta M. (3) 211 W. .Market St., Lewistown Arthur, Cora Mae (3) R. D. No. 1, Hughesville . rthur. Douglas E. (1) 781 Union St., Millersburg Auman. Cecilia B. (1) R. D. No. 1, St. Marys . uman, Fred A., Jr.. (1) 648 Duke St.. Northumberland Aurand, Harold E. (1) SON X. Broad St.. Selinsgrove Avery, Miriam J. (2) 132 W. Dorrance St., Kingston Bailes, Charles S. (1) 10 S. Sixth St., Shamokin Bailey, Rosaline (2) 313 Chestnut St., Selinsgrove Barr, Janet F. (1) Main St., Honey Brook Barry, Richard P., Jr. (S) 601 First Ave., . ltoona Bartuska, . nthony (1) 1207 S. Prospect St., Nanticoke Bashore, Donald R. (4) 341 S. Market St.. Selinsgrove Bathgate. Margaret (3) Box 7 3. State College Bell, Joyce (1) 24 W. Market St., Mount Union Benner, Ned O. (1) 211 Spruce St.. Sunbury Bergstresser, J. Benjamin (2) 18 S. Front St., Selinsgrove Bergstresser, Rachel (2) 18 S. Front St. Selinsgrove Berkey, Ronald R. (1) 906 Washington St., Windber Bernstine, Earl (1) 2375 Hillside Ave., Williamsport Bilger, Roy R. (1) 102 S. High St., Selinsgrove Billow, Grace (2) McAlisterville Bingaman, Paul R. (2) E. Main St., Thompsontovvn Black, Constance (2) K. 1). No. 1, Millerstown Blecher, Jean E, (2) 311 Front St., Danville Bloom, Kay L. (2) 417 N. Fifth St., Sunbury Blough, Virginia (1) 810 Hickory St., Johnstown Bobb, Martin 0. (1) Front St., Herndon Boden, Robert (1) Oak St., Wiconisco Bogar, Joseph (1) R. D. No. 1. Liverpool Bogar, Robert F. (1) S. Market St., Selinsgrove Bollinger, Anna J. (1) Carlisle St., New Oxford Bollinger, Marlin R. (2) 132 Fifth St., Northumberland Bomboy, David E. (3) 744 Market St, Bloomsburg Bomgardner, William (3) S6 Maple Ave.. Hershey Bongartz, Ferdinand (4) 28 Morse Ave., Bloomfield, N. J. Uonish, Harry .M. (1) 16 Woodland St., Ashland BottorfT, Joyce E. (2) 602 S. Wayne St., Lewistown Bousum, D. Carolyn (2) 118 Rambler KikuI. Glenolden Bowen, James H. (1) 031 Arch St., Williamsport Bowman, Robert T. (4) 856 Baltimore St., Hanover Boyer, Jack (3) 117 N. Second St.. Sunbury Boyer, Marland P. (1) 406 Harrison St.. Pottsville Boyer. Ronald H. (3) 24 Market St.. Pillow Braveman, Jaccjueline (4) ...215 W. 88th St. New York, N. Y. Brcsnock. Edward (1) 29 Bast Ave.. Ashland Brindel, . nna (2) 12 Pennsylvania . ve., Lewistow-n Bringman. Dale (2) R. D. No. 3. Hanover Brosius. Catherine (0) 104 S. 10th St., Sunbury Brosius. Margietta E. (1) Main St., Rebuck Brotherson, Donald A. (1) 1824 W. 9th St.. Erie Brown. Ralph C, Jr. (4) 162 Walnut St., Bloomfield. N. J. Brown. Russell (2) 406 Cherry St.. Roaring Spring Bruley irginia E. (1) 765 Jefferson Ave., ClifTside Park. N. J. Bubb. Robert H. (2) 368 Vine St.. Milton Buflington. John H. (1) 86 Linden Ave.. Bloomfield. N. J. Buffington. Ruth M. (2) Maine St., Valley View Buflington. Wilbur (1) 29 W. Main St.. Elizabethville Butts. Harry W.. Jr. (2) 52 William St.. East Orange, N. J. Calvert, Frank D. (1) 1432 Market St.. . sliland Camerer. William R.. Jr. (4) 327 Allegheny St.. Jersey Shore Canipl)ell. Richard (1) 514 Market St.. Sunbury Cliadwick. Henry C. (1) 3607 Pacific Ave.. WikhvoiHl. N. J. Childress. Barbara E. (2) 970 E. Philadelphia St.. York Clark. Gayle (4) 2229 Lynn Blvd.. Drexel Hill Clark, Theodore (1) 605 Eleventh Ave.. Prospect Park Clark. William S. (3) 4 West 8th St., Bloomsburg Cochrane, Virginia (2) 99 Spruce St.. Bloomfield. N. J. Compton, Frank (I) Fairview Ave.. Germania Gardens. Cologne. N. J. Conrad. Calvin (1) 1058 Wolverton St.. Sunbury Conrad. Theron W. (3) 200 Catawissa . ve., Sunbury Coons, Gerald F. (1) Logan and Pearl, Reedsville Cooper. George A. (21 512 W. Central St., S. Williamsport Corcoran. Frank (4) 1048 Rose Ave.. Coraopolis Cosgrove, Donald R. (3) 154 Ashland Ave.. Bloomfield, N. J. Cryder. Leah M. (4) Park Ave.. Woolrich Culp, Harry C. (2) 212 S. Front St., Sunbun Dale, Mary (2) 244 Susciuehanna Ave., Renovo Dankman, Herbert S. (3) ...1544 Park Place. Brooklyn. N. Y. Dauberman, Lois (3) Nemacolin Davis. Donald R. (1) 835 E. Third St.. Berwick Davis, Thomas R. (1) Shamokin Dam Davison, Mary C. (2) Guaro, Oriente, Cuba Day, Gilbert O. (2) 123 Market St.. Selinsgrove Day, Naomi E. (4) 221 N. Charles St., Red Lion Decker, Barbara (1) 7613 Mountain . ve., Melro.se Park Decker, Doris A. (2) W. Main St.. Millhcim Deppen. Diane G. (1) 225 Arch St.. Sunbury Deppen. Thomas E. (1) Herndon Derr. Aloysius (2) R- D. 1, Box 131. Ashland Derr. Donald J. (1) Bu- k Run Derr, Jean E. (2) 223 Orange St., Selinsgrove Dcvine, John G. (1) 1132 Center St., Ashland Diaz, James (1) 11 E. Lehigh St.. Ci.aldale Dietterlo. Paul H.. Jr. (1) R. D. No. 1. Milton Dom. Jay R. (1) 51 Parkway Rd., Bronxville, N. Y. Doran, John (1) 405 Highland . ve., Downingtown Dornhusch, Lillian D. (1) Hammonds Ferry Rd.. Linthicuni. Md. Dornsife. Robert L. (2) Hobart St., Gordon 130 STUDENT ROSTER Doss, Helen Eby (4) 227 Mulberry St., Newport Doss. Virginia A. (3) 14 Adams Ave., Cranford, N. J. Duncan, Burde (1) 7th and Duke Sts., Northumberland Duncan, Charles H. (1) 1006 Market St., Sunbury Dunlap, John R. (1) 204 Susquehanna Rd., Abington Dunn, Melvin L. (1) 124 S. Enola Drive, Enola Eastep, Clair H. (4) 1915 N. Second St.. Harrisburg Ebert, Dawn J. (3) Box 27, Sliamokin Dam Edmunds, Rennel R. (0) 1 N. Water St., Selinsgrove Eilhardt, E. Dorothy (3) 719 Linden St., Clarks Summit Etzrodt. Edna (2) 979 Richter Ave.. Scranton Everett, Nancy A. (2) 36-41 209th St., Bayside, L. I., N. Y. Faddis, P. Elaine (1) 1401 Stirling St., Coatesville Felker. Richard E. (1) Middleburg Fellows. Robert C. (4) 1308-21 Ave.. Altoona Felton, H. Grace (4) 1140 N. Front St., Sunbury Fertig, Franklin E. (4) 294 King St., Northumberland Fetherolf, Anna L. (1) Freeburg Fetterolf. Frank K. (2) 548 Horner St., Johnstown Fisher, Millard G. (2) 217 E. 9th St., Berwick Fisher. Richard K. (0) 326 S. Market St.. Selinsgrove Fisher, Robert A. (2) in S. High St., Selinsgrove Fleming, Ray E (1) 219 7th St., Northumberland Flickinger. H. Stuard (3) 1047 Miller St.. Sunbury Flock, Allen W. (4) 745 Edison Ave., Sunbury Foltz. Chiri (1) Main St.. Reedsville Fopeano. Joan (1) 952 Seaside Ave., Absecon, N. J. Ford, Edward H. (2) 336 Duke St., Northumberland Fosselman, Donald W. (2) 238 N. Fourtli St., Newport Frank. Betty (3) 4S5 E. Shore Rd.. Great Neck. N. Y. Frankentiekl. James (1) 123 Coral St.. Lancaster Frankenfleld, Robert M. (1) 125 Coral St., Lancaster Furman, Harry J. (0) 209 Fairmouiit . ve., Sunbury Gaetz, Roberta M. (3) 128 West Ave., Mt. Carmel Garard, Martha E. (3) 130 Market St., Lewisburg Gardner, Dorothy E. (2) 2528 Union St., Allentown Carman, Lenore (4) 501 N. High St., Selinsgrove Gebris, James C. (1) 119 E. Fifth St., Berwick Getsinger. Mary Ann (2) 400 E. Maple Ave.. Wildwood. N. J. Gettel, Dorothy I. (1) 525 Walker Ave.. Baltimore 12. Md. Gibson. Ann E. (3) 25 Sunset Road. Lewistown Glanzberg. Alvin (3) 1070 E. Fourth St.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Gleason. Hanni (1) 430 N. Seventh St.. Sunbury Goetz. Robert (1) R. D. 1. Millerstown Goodling. Ben L. (IJ R. D. 3, Middleburg Gottschall. Charles L. (1) 412 S. Washington St., Muncy Gould, Harriet (3) 307 Olive St., Johnstown Grandolini, Gene P. (4) 2212 Boulevard Ave., Scranton Graybill. Caroline (3) R. D. 1, McAlistenille Gross, William David (4) 7 W. Pine St.. Selinsgrove Gumble. Doris E. (1) Panpack Gundrum. Eugene (2) 944 E. Main St.. Rockwood Gundrum. Sara Jane (4) 944 E. Main St., Rockwood Guyer. Floris (1) Tipton Haffly. Paul R. (1) 304 W. Main St., Belleville Hallock. E. Virginia (4) Willow Tree Road. Milton. N. Y. Hancock. Dolores L (1) 1403 Third St.. Altoona Hand. Jay L. (1) Muir Harbeson. Carolyn (3) Main St.. Milroy Harris. Denice E. (1) R. D. 2. New Milford Hazen. Marianna (3) 139 Catawissa Ave.. Sunbury Hebel. Harold Lee (3) R. D. 1, Liverpool Heim, J. William (2) 928 Weiser St., Reading Heller, Barbara A. (1) Genesee Trail, Harrison, N. Y. Henderson, Alvin R. (1) 2714 Buena Vista Rd., Columbus, Ga. Herman. Carl L. (3) R. D. 1, Lewisburg Hess. Charles I. (1) 363 King St.. Northumberland Hochstuhl. Raymond G. (4) 3 Berkeley Heights Pk. Bloomfield. N. J. Hoffman, Suzanne (1) 351 E. Linn St., Bellefonte Hoover, Robert S. (1) 15 Main St., Elizabethville Hort, JoAnn M. (1) snVi Catawissa Ave.. Sunbury Hospodar, John Jr. (1) ' R-938 James St.. Hazleton Houser, Stanley P. (2) 87 Chestnut St., Lewistown Howell. James F. (2) R. D. 1. Beavertown Howard. Doris I. (1) 551 10th Ave., Prospect Park Howling, Roger C. (1) 8 La Salle Road Upper Montclair, N. J. Hrkman. Daniel (1) 136 Singer St.. Johnstown Hugus. Howard S. (2) Selinsgrove Hunter. R. Elayne (1) 561 Montgomery Ave.. Chambersburg Hutchison. Marjorie (1) ... Shirley-Ayr Farms. Mount Union Huver. Jean L. (4) 531 N. Fifth St.. Allentown Jackson. Mary J.. (1) 112 E. 23th St., Wildwood, N. J. James, Harry K. (2) 5630 Stewart St., Pliiladelpbia James. Thomas E. (4) 112 N. Front St.. Selinsgrove Janson, Doris E. (1) 886 Prospect St., York Jenkins. Thomas M. (1) 643 Dorian Rd.. Westfield. N. J. Jessen. Mary Jane (2) 824 N. E. Fourth Ave.. Camas. Wasli. Johns. Margaret H. (4) 1207 East St.. Honesdale Johnson. Robert J. (1) 14 Foster Ave.. Coaldale Johnston. Harry R. (2) 22 W. Otterman St.. Greensburg Jones. Maude B. (2) Marshall St.. Shamokin Jones. Paul R. (1) 12 N. Eighth St., Shamokin Kahler, Jeanne (I) Walnut St., Nazaret li Kaley, Alice M. (2) 1133 Slierman St.. Williamsport Keller. Janet (2) Box 313. Windber Keller. Juanita (2) Jefferson, Md. Kelly, E. Jean (4) 20 High St., Goshen, N. Y. Kemp, Edith (4) Box 245, Sunbury Kepner. Lillian (2) 224 Wa.shburn Ave.. Baltimore 25. Md. Kershner, Richard P. (1) 21 Greenwood St., Tamaqua Kilbefner, Geraldine (2) 149 E. Che.stnut St.. Ephrata Kimble, James (2) 606 E. Second Ave.. S. Williamsport King. Donald (2) 20 S. Seventh St., Sunbury Kirchman, Edward J. (1) 218 Park Ave., Milton Kiss, Isabel (2) Marlboro, N. Y. Kline, John O., Jr. (1) 617 N. Front St., Milton Kline. Susan (1) 551 E. Third St., Bloomsburg Klinger, Ruth (2) Sugarloaf, Pa. Knecht, Lawrence R. (11 901 X. Fourth St., Sunbury 131 STUDENT ROSTER Koiii, Nancy (1) Kolilweiss, Gertrude (1 KoDiis. Bemadine (S) K(H ntz. Roberta (I) Kiist. R. Wilson (1) . Kramer, Harold (3) Kramer. Jeanette (3 Kreisel. Joyce (II Kreps. Julia (3) Krctsinger, Louise (2) 17 Krouse. Marlin (3) Kundis. Harold (1) ... Knrikle. Brady L. (1) Knrlowicz, Edward . 28 West Shore Rd.. Manhasset, N. Y. ) 242 Merrick Ave., Merrick, N. Y. 235 W. Fifth St., Mt. Carmel Route 3, Meyersdale 219 S. York St.. Mechanicsburg 1906 Hanover Ave., Allentown 416 N. Eiglith St.. Sunbury 211 James . ve.. E. McKeesport 523 Highland Ave.. Lewistovin 18 Douglas St., NE, Washington D. C. Box 162. Sliamokin Dam 423 X. Maple St.. Mt. Carmel ... 8520 Cadwalader Ave,, Elkins Park (1) 38 S, Catherine St.. Shenandoah Lady. Charles (2) R- D. 2, BiglenUle Laks. Elaine (3) 106 Third Ave., Kingston Latta. Margaret (2) 893 Pine St.. I ckport. N. Y. Lau. Grace (2) 142 Main St., Spring Grove Lauver. Raymond (1) R. D. 1. Mc. lister ille Leach. John R. (4) 524 S. Market St., Selinsgrove Lease, Barbara (1) 443 W. Main St.. Somerset Leeser. Mildred R. (1) 238 S. Front St.. Sunbury Leisenring. Frances (S) Bear Gap Leitzel, James, Jr. (2) Richfield Lepley. Helen (4) Winfleld Lindemann. Richard (2) 43 Carterat St., Bloomfleld. N. J. Lizzio. Mary (4) 40 Main St.. Conemaugh Uxkwood. Anne (1) 200 Poplar Ave.. Wayne Loss, Kenneth (3) R. D. 1, Middleburg Ludviig. Jean (1) 16 S. Water St.. Selinsgrove Lundahl. Martha (2) R- D- 3. Nevvville Lybarger. N. Frances (2) P. O. Box 134. Lampeter McAllister. Elwood M. (2) 705 Queen St.. Northumberland McCabe, Faye (1) 2 Church St.. Gilberton McClure, William (2) Open Hearth, Lewistown McConnell, John (I) 85 Van Reypen St., Jersey City, N. J. McHenry. Marjorie (2) Stillwater McHenry. Roy (1) 418 W. Front St.. Berwick McKeever. Grace (1) R- D. 1. Harrisburg Mack. Helen (1) Hulmeville Rd., Cornwells Heights Madden, Edward D. Jr. (1) 320 Park Ave., N, Y. C. Maddocks. Robert (3) 296 Belleville Ave., Bloomfleld, N. J. Malkames. Ann (3) 132 W. Sixth St.. Uazleton Maneval. Manin (31 445 Gantt St.. Xeviport Manning. Everett (II 126 N. 17th .St.. E. Orange, N. J. Markey, Hilda (4) 1693 Mt. Rose . ve.. York Matthews. Jean (2) .. 54 Washington .St.. Middletown, N, Y. R. D. I. Coatesville 644 Nichols Ave., Stratford. Conn. Market St., Freeburg 32 S. Walnut St., Bath .Mcrz, Kenneth (2) 6151 Mascher St., Philadelphia 20 Milford, James (4) 581 N. Laurel St., Uazleton Miller, Elizabeth (4) 2223 Newtn-rry, William.sport Miller, Mary (II 1820 Hillside .Ave., Honesdale Minnich, Donald (1) 37 Laurence Ave.. McKean Miller. Robert (1) Liberty Miller, Vernon J. (U 812 N. Front St., .Sunbur y Mincemoyer, Earl (1) 24 Tenth St.. Milt(m Mix, Arnold (3) 154 Franklin St.. Bloomfleld. N. J. Moglia. Richard (4) 3 Clark St., Glen Ridge, N. J. Mattson. Dolores (2) Meerbach. John C. (11 Mengel. .Marjorie (3) Mertz. John R. (1) Morris. Charles (1) 1008 Hunter St.. Harrisburg Moyer. Marvin (1) 5T1 Queen St.. Northumberland. Pa. Muniniey. Stanley (2) 1279 Highland Ave., Sunbury Mussina, Rosemary (1) 619 X. Front St.. Milton Myers, Nancy E. (41 156 W. High St.. Elizabethtow n Myers. Winifred (21 Muncy Valley Xalc. Stanley (4) 1 14 Park St.. Harrisburg Narayan. Ongkar (3) Johanna Cecelia, Esseijuibo. Br. Guiana Nicklin. Shirley (1) Mariboro. X. Y. Xitchman, Dorothy (2) 987 S. Queen St.. Y ' ork Noll. Robert J. (1) 16 N. Eighth St., Selinsgrove Orner, Jeanne (1) Benders ille Orr, Kenneth (2) 162 N. 14th St.. E. Orange. N. J. Otto. Palmer (1) 607 N. Fourth St.. Sunbury (Juterbridge, Warren (2) Shelly Bay, Bermuda (lyster, Anna (1) 807 S. Second St., Sunbury Packman, Allen B, (3) 28 S. Montgomery Ave.. Atlantic City. N. J. Pallas. Robert (1) 81 Logan St.. Lewistown Parcells. . lan (3) 6 Eastern Parkway, . uburn. X. V. I ' aulhamus, Lewis O. (1) R. D. 2. Selinsgrove Pellman. Robert E. (1) Shamokin Dam Peters. H. Hope (3) Reedsville Peters. James B. (2) Frack Apts.. Millersburg Pethick. Marjorie (2) 318 Fifteenth St.. Honesdale Peyton. Joseph P., Jr.. (3) 153 Hubbard Park. Red Bank. N. J. PfeifTer. Edward F. (1) 311 Third St., Weatherly Phillips. George (1) Herndon Phillips. Merle H. (1) Star Route. Dalmatia Phillips, Muriel (2) 23 Tomac Ave., Old Greenwich. Conn. Pirie, Warren J. (2) 36 Brighton Ave.. Bloomfleld. N. J. Plock. William L. (2) 113 Lenker Ave., Sunbury Polanchyck, Xedia (3) 60 N, Lehigh Ave., Frackville Polansky, Helen B. (1) 41 W. Howard Ave., Coaldale Polk. Helen (1) 125 St. James Ave.. Merchantville. N. J. Popken. Janet L. (1) 7 West View Rd.. W. Orange. X. J. Portzline. Abraham B. (1) 423 Orange St.. Selinsgrove Poust. William H., Jr.. (1) 647 Third Ave.. Williams-port Powell. Joseph F. (1) 1313 Arch St.. Ashland Price. Marian (1) 1514 Market .St.. . shland Radell, Robert W. (2) 627 Second Ave., Williamsport Radtke, Elmer G„ Jr. (1) 1422 E. Bri.stol St.. Phila. Raup. Betty (1) 141 Reagan St.. Sunbury Raup. Columbus H. (2) H20 E. Chestnut St.. Sunbury Raup. Eleanor E. (1) 306 Oak St., Coudersport Reaver, Mildred K. (2) R- D- No. 1, Gettysburg Reeder, Doris (1) Elliottshurg Reichard. John M. (4) 1507 Center St.. Wilkinsburg Rcicblcy. Gloria (3) 91 S. Main St.. Dover Roifsnider, Justine (1) ,  28 E. Hanov er St., Hanover Rcilly. James B, (2) 2S0 Mott St., Lawrence, X. Y. Rcisch. Betty K. (8) H- ' l Centre St.. Ashland Reitz. Daniel L. Jr. (2) no Inilepcndence St., Selinsgrove Reitz, John R. (1) i in Independence St.. Selinsgrove Rculher. John A. (1)  3 North St.. Bridgeport 18. Conn. Rhone. Earl F. (1) 462 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury 132 STUDENT ROSTER Richards, Edward E. (S) Mt. Pleasant Mills Riegel. George E. (41 941 Elizabeth St., Williamsport Rishel, Esther A. (21 32 W. Market St., Marietta Roberts, Gertrude (3) Keyport Rd., New Moiimoutli, N. J. Robinson, Zola A. (1) 371 W. Fourth .St., Lewistown Robson, Marion (2) Box 59, Marlboro, N. Y. Rohmann, Charles H. (1) Box 24, Ehrenfeld Rohrbaeh. Donald P. (2) 4S7 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury Rotlienberg, William B. (4) .. SMVs Fairmount e.. Sunbury Rothermel, Jean A. (1) Klingerstown Rowe, Chester G. (1) 301 E. Pine St., Selinsgrove Rowe, Harold C. (1) 438 N. Second. St., Lykens Rulil, William R. (2) 125 Green St., Mifflinburg Rumbaugh, James O. (I) R, D. No. 2, Millerstown Rush, Lucretia (2) 109 Eastman St., Cranford, N. J. Santangelo, Louis (1) 673 Queen St., Northumljerland Sarba, Mary (1) 144 Catawis.sa Ave., Sunbury Satzler, Faye (1) McAlisterville Savidge, Frances (2) 193 Marshall St., Shamokin Schlick, Louise (4) 83 W. Dorrance, Kingston Schneider, Katherine (2) 243 Catawissa Ave., Sunbury Schnure, Margaret Jane (4) 206 N. Market St., Selin-sgrove Sohreiner, Carl (3) 416 W. Market St., Williamstown Schweighofer, Rita (2) Honesdale Seaman, Gladys G. (1) 106 Roff Ave., Palisades Park, N. J. Secrist, Wayne L. (2) R. D. No. 1, Millerstown ShafTer, Dorothy (2) Box 406, Island Park, Sunbury Shaffer, Nevin (2) R. D. No. 1, Sunbury Shaffer, Richard W. (1) 602 S. Market St., Selinsgrove Sharadin, Harold L. (I) R. D. No. 1, Middleburg Sharrow. Janet L. (2) 112 E. Water St., Muncy Sharwarko, Martha D. (3) 137 Muir Ave., Hazleton Sheesley, Robert E. (1) 403 N. Second St., Lykens Sheetz, Anna M. (3) 142 S. Market St., Mt. Carniel Sheetz, Wilfred J. (2) 119 E. Pine St., Selin.sgrove Shetler, Maria Jane (1) 324 Chestnut St., Spring City Shook, Velma G. (3) 238 North Sixth St., Allentown Showalter, Shirley (1) .Millmont Shroyer, Shirley (3) 849 Edison Ave., Sunbury Shuey, Mark W. (1) 239 Pine St., Middletown Shunk, Nancy J. (1) 222 Walnut St., Sunbury Slicer, Sally E. (2) 109 Beachley St., Meyersdale Smith, Betty (3) Woodsboro, Md. Smith, Dorothy E. (1) R. D. No. 1, Biglerville Smith, Lawrence (1) Freeburg Smith, Lillian (1) R. F. D: No. 1, Nescopeck Smith, .M. Helen (2) 142 Fairmount Ave., Sunbury Smith, Sara Lee (3) 1020 Poplar St., Scranton Snyder, Charles W. (3) 330 N. 10th St., Lebanon Snyder, Mary E. (1) 1417 E. Market St., Sunbury Solomon, Howard (4), 124 W. Southern Ave., S. Williamsport Solomon, Jack (1) 122 Willow St., Athens Southwick, M. Jane (2) 23 Park Circle, Millburn, N. J. .Speyer, Gabrielle (2) 60 Gramercy Park, New York, N. Y. Spogen, Marjorie (1) P. O. Box 81, Turbotville Stahl. Roland E. (1) 448 Third St., Northumberland Steele, Eleanor (3) 2634 Butler St., Penbrook-Harrislnirg Steigenvalt, Marian (2) 455 Col. St., Schuylkill Haven Steininger, Eugene (2) Middleburg Stetler, Paul B. (8) Middleburg Stonesifer, Oscar S., Jr. (4) 2202 N. Fifth St., Harrisburg Stout, Marie (3) R. D. No. 2, Neptune, N. J. Stow, George C, Jr. (3) 136 Prospect St., Merchantsville, N. J. Strawbridge, Irma R. (2) 222 Walnut St., Lemoyne Strouse, Florence (3) Proctor Swartz, Phyllis L (2) 230 W. Fifth St., Lewistown Talbot, Marie (4) 149 W. Green St., Reading Taylor, Joseph (4) 108 E, Bennett Ave., Wildwood, N. J. Terrel, Audrey C. (1) R. D. No. 1, Waymart Teter, Phyllis E. (1) 326 Sixth St.. Northumberland Thomas, George B., Jr. (1) R. D. No. 3, Box 180, Johnstown Thompson, Elise C. (4) 37 Burtis St., Lynbrook, N. Y. Tietbohl, . ugustus V. (3) 443 Percy St., S. Williamsport Tietljohl, Ralph H. (2) 443 Percy St., S. Williamsport Troutman, Beverly J. 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