Swarthmore College - Halcyon Yearbook (Swarthmore, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1973 volume:

C o u n3 •• ; ' ■ ' ' ■ ■; ' l: . ' ■ ' . ' ' :■ ; : ;;: : -. ..• ' ■■ % j HHgl ,. % ' VltfiMLm. «■ - ■ •CI ' f 3 r«$  « K F • Xw j— V ' IJtfT ' - Ktt :■ ' RAIN Refreshing the old Bringing life to the new the womb of the earth the hope for a tomorrow the downbeat of time Gino Bottino 73 These pictures— there were hundreds of them, with names and without- all came back. They rose fresh and new out of this night, and I knew again what I had forgotten. They were my life ' s possession and all its worth. Indestructible and abiding as the stars, these experiences, though forgotten, could never be erased. The Little Prince .. ' -■) . ' ■ ■ -mSb ■ ■■ . Iff 1 tof M$s Wusf ■■ ■■ ' Uf ittw JtWwttnk S| ML H 9HSH k N ■ ■ BE $3 ' Jipj 8mB HEuuraM flffl Hp _ WSSSSHr 10 12 13 14 IJ 16 17 18 -J 71 22 24 25 27 28 79 v t5?- K I 30 31 Rehobeth The bay is calm tonight. Three miles south, the Bethany lights Float midway to the sky. Green and white, shimmering and shy, They dance their silent dance. The dark bay sparkles with a crystal chance To sail a highway moon; and only Where that broad path ends, we know The sky begins. Farther east, The wide Atlantic moans beneath The stars. Two concrete towers stand Abandoned on the salt-swept beach: Their sightless eyes still strain to reach Beyond the breakers. The sand Outside the window is a luminescent band Behind the seawall. My friends and I Sit inside the house, silent As those towers, silent as those colored lights, Absorbed in the passage of the night. All day our laughter has been shadowed By tomorrow and today and the gulf between; And now the rising sadness can be seen On dim-lit faces. We have not even Laughter for a shield tonight; for the boundless Beauty that encloses us and holds us Gently in her arms is but a stark reminder That our years together Will be over all too soon, That with the coming of the morning sun Each of us must go our separate way. We know we cannot stay Here any longer, for the shifting world That long since passed those towers by Is mo re than frail desires can deny. We cannot change what has come. So we sit amid a speechless gale And search our minds for some Bond to take away with us, labor to inhale Each other ' s presence, that we may not forget. Yet we are more than quiet nights; More even than moving water and the fairy lights. That we can be together now and share This moment without words is care And bond enough. We have each other ' s love. Friendship, though apart, shall still be common To us all. We have, because we live, The irrepressible will to go on. And while we may not be this way again, Still, we have the undiminishable Gift of our interwoven lives to help us fill Those nights and days we are alone. Tonight is not an end: Though we depart, we begin again. W. D. Ehrhart 73 32 33 34 •I ' , P -iillP 4s 36 37 38 40 42 43 •. jr: % 44 Yours Now it has come to this: Through dark tunnels, arm-in-arm, The damp walls cracked And echoing our footsteps; On past roads paved With the harbor of night, So that the sound of tires, Though close, is now intangible, Like unseen ships along the Delaware Whose foghorns conjure up Adventurous worlds of Ice And majesty, exotic markets, Lions on a beach; Or rails that hum With melancholy travellers Miles to the east; Through the shadows of trees, And branches startling in the dark, And cold wet grass; Past buildings swallowed by the hour, No longer real, empty Of all but dreams; On, and still on To an old stone bench Carved into the edges of a wood Where we sit and shiver together, Loving our solitude, Touching silence and each other; Reluctant, but unable to return. Yes, it has ( ome to an old stone bench; And to an end of an old life In an older, simpler world; And to a raw Yet undeniably desired Awakening. W. D. Ehrharl 73 45 kfcl v wg Ml 48 49 The dawn tapped with scorpion hands upon the windowpane And scratched my forehead as I slept. The wrinkles there are from this sun. It dragged its tail across my skin again. I am touched in sleep, the time is boldest then; Its tramples through my dreams. It is the ivy encroaching on my stone walls, The jarred notes of night-birds preyed upon, And the naked wash of the one-ringed moon As it weaves me into ancient spells. A strangled note of warning dies, lost bird, lost— The silence of the night returns. Its creatures lay me out As at a wake; embalm me with the lunar tides. The high moon chants a dirge. My remains unconscious on the bed Arc nibbled on; the scavenger dawn Can mark triumphantly upon my skin. I, moon witch now, w.ilc h with laughter. I ynn Craves 7 r 57 ' ,7 60 61 62 i: 64 65 66 ' . m j xt 68 69 lift 7 70 72 73 74 75 76 77 Centering Clay Upon your mouth, my smile as we part according to rhythm in troublesome glances, through twilight landscapes. The wheel sings as it spins: Every lover to their tone Every lover to their dreams. Center the clay, the poem, the meditation. Your image has molded me breathing life, holding firm in your hands that shape with skill the waters that make clay. We have inherited meadows and brooding waters. I drink the water wondering how the Graecian Urn was made and how i molded you. Kevin Quigley 74 78 B if ' £ ' V ;fe  i tw : ' . ' Ml 9 ' 80 81 82 I! ' , 84 II ' , - — • li H I ■ ■ ■ ■ ifmmy MiS lC MS i ■ 8 ' i £i H ' - ] TJC ■■$ «. mm fh|? ff - -g - 87 ■ ■ ' ..■■:■ 90 A grey-squirrel scampers up, chattering fearfully wide-eyed, scolds as I pass by. The dried remains o f a squirrel lie further on untouched, unburied, unincinerated. Killed by a passing car, the carcass is passed by for weeks with only an occassional shudder. Both squirrels serve, in their own way, as a warning. Don Cassidy 75 91 92 93 94 95 96 V 97 98 € • P. 99 100 justifying Myself (Daily) TWO FEET WA LKING TO LIBRARY, wind in ears, 2 eyes, nose, mouth open, hands pocketed, knees slightly bent, nostrils to the sky, back straightly bent, down-glance at the crunch of leaves AND moving here through night into day after day after lunc h I smile wipe; my sleeve— he k the mail (curiously urling toes and flex of forearms) so VK.OKOUSI Y! Brian ( onnery 7 5 101 102 103 104 106 107 108 .- -.V. ' iVv v? 109 no 112 113 114 115 116 117 118 119 s 120 121 ■xiarf ; i£3 122 173 ? ? ' l -. % ■ A POEM OF THE NEW YEAR: 1973 And of how in this universe where, ultimately, nothing happens, our situation changes. How the tides run, how the Moon orbits the Earth ' s orbiting. How the owls are silent this late at night, and how these fields have rhythms like the seas. How it was a long time before I would admit this change as being more than the second by second, minute by minute, hour to hour, day to day, week to week, season to season, that goes by all the time. How it has come about that now I believe this change to be more than the daily changes we encounter. How we have come full circle as the Earth swings around once more. How this changing was in the blood before Stonehenge, and how, when the blood is gone, it will pulse the rocks. How things have come around to begin where they began before. How the new are at the old (how the very new are at the very old). How it is the year that is old, and how it is we who are new at this old thing. How this situation, the new again at the old, keeps me from despair. How the Moon shines, and how this change which is no change slips by. ( I ur. Stinson 7 ' 1 25 126 127 A If WBK} r--: 128 12V 130 131 132 133 y fa J ir-y (ffofc f3 134 DREAMS In a Dream She sprang forth to die. A spark that once flew Gone now with the light Soon m mind Gives way to sleep dreaming of what could be Bringing to me, again, that which hides That which can never be. Dead through reality? In this Dream Draped in shadows does she appear That which was never known— seen before. In morning ' s light she lies naked, before me— alive! Gino Bottino 73 135 136 V ?£v E r ; £ ' Hi tj£ ,s lfc$ HttS 1 ■ ■r r M J t 1 . - v 137 138 139 140 Ml 142 143 145 146 M7 148 Standard Time I gained an hour today which was nice as whole yellow oak leaves stuck to the dark wet street corn flakes soaking in a black bowl leaning hotly against a solid mannish table I stake a ruminating claim then take my tray my leave swinging from a subtly steaming tree that only I can see unshadowed by blue illumination sliding down a steep stone wall passing perceiving weaving spider webs which link the pines into the fabric of some more substantial fantasy I glow momentarily a telephone rings is held and sleeps satisfied with words but I jumping from coffee am not so appeased nor pleased by puzzles and a laugh cackling in time with rice krispie ticks and sabbath chimes The New York Times has arrived and smells and sits unread by me, who thinks God if I were an olive-skinned painter what textures- colors of crimson fire timid blue tongues and ginger wafers little milk-soaked leaves beaten gold by gat raindrops torn and clumped and laquered to the tainted earth tinted brown as it is I bear false witness to the fall, thou shalt not I know and yet I sting from silence sing in vacuums cry when the sun comes out and run away when I least want to be alone but it you would ive me a finger brush a neater pen a warmer breakfast and .1 ni er smile who knows wh.it I ould do ' . Su anne Kirst liner 7 r 150 152 t. ' I tk k f ji ' ; i|-2 :h l . a ay: 154 15S BE D Ll6LHT...W0Rk H 1RD BET DEDICATED. ..MD ET... K? s © ] = .— s (j£ £ ! l 156 — kwf Cook IS ' r. J 158 K • ' • - H? - kit . - 4 jj fiffll JLi ' ' ' ■ s 1 MU arVwi ' % ;FJ 1 ' 1 8L Jfi9K ; E £W 1 1 ♦J i ' Jifi £ ' jj}| ■ ' halycon 1973 dedicated to men who dream . . . Samuel Carpenter 160 Timothy Kitao lii-rn.irrl Morrill ■ « ?§ v 162 e 6ncf INDEX NAME, MAIOR, PAGE 70 2- ' 70-71 3-71-72 4-72-73 ABRAM. DARIO NEVIO-Art History ALDRICH, THOMAS KNIGHT-Bioir ARIEF, JULIUS ROESLI-Engineenng. History 82 International dub oall 1 ARMSTRONG. MARY WOODS-Latin 23 BARCKLEY, JEFFREY OWEN-Engineering Economics 107 Phi Omicron Psi Social Chm. I. Pres. 3. Treas. 4: Outing Club 1; I.F.C. Pres. Student Council 4; Halcyon 4; Crosscountry ' 1; Tr ack 3,4 BARNES, ALLISON MARIE-Political Science 42 ence Club, Co-pres. 4, Badminton 4 BATES, DAVID JAMES- Mathematics, W.A.R.R. 3 BATTON. JAMES HENRY-Bioh ard Bound Counselor 2,3 BEN|AMIN. ANN NORMA-French 31 BENNETT, FREDERICK CAHILL-Political Science al Cenier Comm. I; Chorus 2,4; College Singer 2; Sailing Club d Bound tutor 4; Political Science Club 4; Soccer 2. BERDE. CHARLES BENJAMIN-Chemistrv 28 BERTRAND, CYNTHIA LUDENE-Philosophy BLACKBURN, MARK HENRY-English Literature 18 BLAHA, RONALD-Engineering 18 TrucV 1,4; Soccer 1.2 ,3,4; Halcyon 2; Folk Dance Club 2,3,4; Delta BLAIR. PETER DOUGLAS-Engineering 84 Tau Alpha Omicron 1,2,3, Treas. 4; Wrestling 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4 BLOCK, BARRY STEVEN-Political Science 29 Comm. 1; Chess Club, Sectv. 2,3; Budget Comm. 3; Faculty Tsn- : Course Education 3,4; Pet Policy Comm. 3; Chorus 1; Phi Sigma 4; Ice Hockey Club 1,2.3,4; WSRN 1,2; Soccer 1; Lacrosse B BODONSKY.EVA-Philosophv 64 i. Tenn.b 1 F 4 BOGYO, IOLACHARLOTTE-Pb chologv 6 BOTTINO, GINO CLEMENT JOSEPH-Engineer Phi Treas 2, V-Pres. 3, pres. 4; Halcyon editor 4; Football 1,3; Engineering Student Council 3 CHER, VIRGINIA LEE-Biology ining 1; Lacrosse 2,4 BOY, DONALD 37 BROMBFRG, SUSAN IRENE-Biology Rapp 1 c. Support Comm. 1,2,4; C.J.C. 2; Library Comm. 4; Shalom 4; BROVvV BtRNARD LEWIS-Sociology Anthropology I, S.C. 3,4; Phoenix 3; W.S.R.N. 4 BROWN, SIFPHFN MICHAEL-Psychology h: k 1 106 •; Bios BUK DAVID ROBERF-Polit. HAMIITO imlCS Kappa 1,2; Christian Assoc. 1; Engineering ( lub I; Campus Con Club I Tennis 1 . MRFI , Anthropology ( lub 4. Badminton 2,3,4 Nil FRANCES -Sociology Anthropology ll ABF FFt 1 1 ) Vf I ( lalition ' ,; Wr ' -stling I; I 64 41 311 (or I,. ' ; 39 IDWARD I I dui 105 , ip i II 17 ' HI ' 111 IFKVW )k I ■ ■ 3; Zysistrata 3 CHUN, CORNELL SEU LUN-Physics 108 Physics Club 2; Orchestra 4 COHEN, HARVEY JR.-Political Science Social Comm. Treas. Chm. 3; Proctor 4; Campus Safety Security Comm. 4; Co-ordinator Intermural sports league; Football 3; Lacrosse 4 COMBS, ADRIANNE LYNNETTE-Music 49 CONNERY, BRIAN ARTHUR-English Literature Folk Festival Comm. 1; Jazz Festival Comm. 1; Literary Magazine Ed.-in- Chief 2,3; Hamburg Show 2; W.S.R.N. 2 COOKE, CHRISTINE ADAMS-Medieval Studies 63 Folk Dance Club 2, Treas, 3, Chm. 4; Eco-Action, Sec.-Treas. 4; W.S.R.N. 2; Orientation Comm. 3 COURANT, CARL RICHARD-Economics Manager of Chorus 1,2; Orchestra Mgr. 2,3; Sailing Club 2,3,4; Halcyon 2,3; Phoenix 2,3; Student Chamber Music 3; Literary Magazine 4 CRAIN, CHRISTOPHER GRIEG-Economics 25 Social Comm. 2; Proctor 3; Phoenix 3; Phi Sigma Kappa 1,2; I.F.C. 2; Social Comm. Co-Chm. 2; Chester Tutorial 2; Ice Hockey Club 3 CROCKFORD, SUSAN ETHEL-History 126 Library Comm. 3; Concessions Comm. 2,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Hamburg Show 3; Newman Club 4; Archery 1,2 CSORDAS, JOHN WILLIAM-Economics Baseball 1,2,3,4 CURTIS, CAROLINE BANCROFT-Psychology 30 Hamburg Show 3; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 DANIELS, MICHAEL EDWARD-Economics DATCHER, LINDA PATRICIA-Economics Budget Overview Comm. 1,2; Ad Hoc Black Admissions Committee 2; Bookstore Overview Comm. 3,4; Upward Bound Counselor 3,4; Student- Faculty Black Studies Comm. 4; Black-Studies Cortim. 4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 DAVIES, CATHERINE ST. JOHN-History 30 Senior Resident 3,4; Deans Advisory Comm. 4 DAVIS, CLAUDE GEOFFREY-Biology 18 DAVIS, GLENN STUART-History 41 Admissions Scholarship Comm. 3,4; WSRN 2,3,4 DAVIS, RENDELL A., |R.-Economics; Budget Overview Comm. Chm. I, Chm. 2; D.R.A.C. 1; Debate 1,3; Phoenix 3; New Democratic Coalition 3; Economics Club 3 DeGRAFFENREIDT, ANDREW Ill-Political Science Ad Hoc Black Admissions Comm. 1,2 DELMAN, JOHY ANDREW-English Literature DEMBSKI, SANDRA A.— Political Science-I.R. Basketball 3 DF SHA, PAULA CALIMAFDEPolitical Science Social Committee 1; Modern Dance Club DILLEY, PATRICIA ELIZABETH-History Student Council 1,3; Phoenix Ed. 3,4; Movie Comm. Little Theater I; Upward Bound Tutor 1; Chorus 1,3 DION, JENNIFER ANN-Art Hislory DOANE, MARY HELENE-English Literature Newman Club 3,4 DONAHUE, MICHAEL THOMAS-History Elections Comm 1, Co-Chm. 2; Cross Country 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Track 4 DONOVAN, CAREY W.-History 38 Chester tutorial See (y. 2, Chm. ' : Admissions Scholarship Comm. i,4; Faculty tenure ( ourse Education 1,4; Rapport Support i; Community Services, f o chm 4; iri- ollege Bus. 4; Hockey 2 DOUGALL, JONATHON-Political Science-I.R. I rrack I; Football i DRAINF, KATHLEFN A. Political Science- I.R. 1,3,4; Women ' s Athletii Assoc. . ' ; Pres. Nom, Com m. 4; I; ( Inn I; Volleyball , ' , 1,4; Basketball 1 FDII Y, CHRISIOPHIR FAIRFIELD, JR. Mathe tie .1 ,P, ' ., Pi I i .mm 4; Prot toi 4 IIRON, C AHOI ARI1 FHRHARI, Will I AM DANIII English Literature w.ih e Ballet 2, 1; I lelta i Ipsllon See ty, 1,3,4 iii,mii Hill ivan English Literatu I iramatli I II III RC, WII1IAM H. IK 1MIRSON, F ' AIRK IA Reli nun): I, ' ,, i, Softball I inioi, iii ahihi jam English Literature 1. 1 EPSTEIN, GERALD ALFRED Pollti Mill V I ' ,: 49 Senior Resident 4; 85 ■nior Resi- It 1; Swimming 106 111 WCh 4; I ' m. i loi 4; I a i i, A f ' .A.C 30 EPSTEIN, WILLIAM HENRY-Economics FAIRBANKS, JONATHON ALBERT-Biology College Exchange Comrn. 1; Proctor 3,4 FLANNIGAN, ARTHUR WILLIS-French College Exchange Comm. 1, Election Comm. 1; Social Comm. 1; Movie Comm. 1; Camera Club 1; Campus Conservative Club 1; Chester Tutorial 1, Upward Bound 1; Halcyon 1 FLATAU, JANE ALEXANDER-History Water Ballet 1; Little Theatre Club 1 FORD, MARY SPENCER-Biology BH : Women ' s Lib 4; Gay Lib 4; W.S.R.N. 4; Eco-Action 2; Dining Hall Comm. Badminton 2,3,4 FOSTER, JOHN ANGUS-Music; (Orchestra 2,4;) W.S.R.N. 2 FOSTER, WAYNE FRANKLIN-Sociofogy Anthropology Chester Tutorial 1,2; Friends Home 1,2,3; Community Service Comm. 2,3; Cross Country 1 FREEMAN, STEPHANIE VAUGHN-Sociology Anthropology FRIEDBERG, BFTTYE BEE-Religion 30 Hall President 1 FROST, EDWARD LAWRENCE, JR.-English Literature Track 3 GATENS, WILLIAM JOHN-Music Campus Conservative Club 2; Secty. 3; Chorus 1,2,3; College Singers 2; Folk Dance Club 1,2,3,4; Chamber Music 1,2; Y.A.F. 2 GAULT, AMY JUSTICE-History 69 Senior Resident 3,4; Draft Counselor 3,4 GAYLJN,jOAN-Art History 30 Phoenix 1; Halcyon 2; Talent Show 2; Chester Tutorial 1; Hamburg Show 1,4 GIBSON, LINDA M.-Philosophy 132 Volleyball 2,3 GIBSON, PETER McKENNEY-Psychology 147 Tennis GILLIAM, VALERIE JEAN-Biology Upward Bound Counselor 3,4 GOERNER, GAIL French Rock Festival 1 GOLD, KENNETH JAY-Psychology Lacrosse 1,2,3 GOLDMAN, BRUCE IRA-Engineering Car Authorization Comm. 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4 GOLDNER, STEVE-Philosophy GOLDWATER, CATHERI NE-Sociology-Anthropology Basketball 1 GOULD, PETER GRAHAM- Economics 18 Proctor 3,4; Phoenix 1,2, Ed. 3,4; Draft Counselor 1,2, Co-Dir. 3, Dir. 4; Eco- nomics Club 3; Football Manager 1 GRAHAM, LINDA LEE S.-Engineering, Mathematics 140 Senior Resident 4 GRANEY, JOHN FRANCIS-History 136 GRANT, SHELLIE EVELYN-Biology 83 Upward Bound Tutor 1 GREEN, FRANK JR.-History 30 Proctor 4; Chorus 1,2,3; WSRN 1; Christian Assoc. 1,2; Phoenix 2,3; Chester Tutorial 2; College Singers 3; Wrestling 1 GREEN, ROSCOEJR.-Political Science 39 Upward Bound Counselor 2; Basketball 1 HACKEL, ANDREA JOYCE- Psychology Softball 1 HAHN, CHRISTOPHER PAUL-History Campus Conservative Club; Pres. 2; V.Pres. 3; Tennis Mgr. 1; Mgr. 2 HAHN, ELLEN-Economics 58 HAHN, JAN THEODORE-Sociology Anthropology 37 Phi Omicron Psi 1; Chester Tutorial 1; C.G.C. 3; Shalom 3; Upward Bound tutor 3; Tennis 1 HANSEN, STEVEN WAYNE-Political Science 58 Student Housing Policy Comm. 1,2; Debate Society 1,2, Co-Chm. 3,4; CEP. 4; Chester Tutorial 1,2,3; Chess Club 2; Phoenix 2,3; Cj.C. 3 HASLAM, D. ELIZABETH-Sociology Anthropology 81 HENGEN, NANCY LOUISE-History Badminton 3,4 HENSEL, JAMES IRVING-Engineering 85 Football 1; Wrestling 1,2,3; Tennis 1; Engineering Club Treas. 1; Sailing Club 1,2; Bridge Club 1,2; Physics Club 2; Phi Omicron Psi 3,4; Ice Hockey Club 3; Phoenix 3; Halcyon 3 HEUBERT, GARY PHILIP-Psychology 147 HICKS, TERRENCE H.-Economics 27 HIIKE, JOHN CORYELL-Economics 104 (S)C 2;) C.E.P. 3; Truck Comm. 3; Chester Tutorial 3; Presidential Nomi- nating Comm. 4; Election Comm. 1; Engineering Club, Secty 2 HILTZ, SHARON LYNNE-English Literature Chamber Music group 1; Orchestra 2,3; Volleyball 2 HOUGH, JULIA SHOYSE-English Literature 83 Tenriis Manager 1 HUANG, THOMAS FIN FAH JR.-Biology 61 etball 1: Tennis 1,2,3 HES, DALE DEE JR.-Economics 22 Secty 2; W.S.R.N 147 4; Chester Tutorial 2; 176 25 Community Service Comm. 1; Phi Sigma Kappa 1, I.F.G 2; Lacrosse 3; Basketball 4 HUTCHESON, RICHARD G. Ill-Political Science Election Comm. 1, Co-Chm. 2; S.C. 2, Pres. 3,4; CJ.C Students for McGovern 3 HUTTNER, HILARY-Psychology JONES, DOUGLAS THOMAS-Psychology Phoenix 3; Orchestra 1,2; Delta Upsiion 1,2; Social Comm. 2; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4 JOHNSON, ARTHUR PAYNE-English Literature Literary Magazine 3; Student Advisory Comm. to English Dept. 3 JOHNSON, DAVID S.-Religion 147 Rock Festival 1; Christian Assoc. 1,2; Cross Country 1,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Track 4 JOHNSON, JOANNE LAFAYE-Sociology Anthropology CE.P. 1,2 JONES, JO ANN BRADLEY-Political Science Rock Festival Comm. 1; Budget Overview 4; S.A.S.S. 1; Upward Bound 1; Hockey 2,3,4; Badminton 2,4 JOSEPH, ANTOINE-Economics 105 Tri College Summer Support comm. 1,2; Curriculum Comm. 1,2; Basketball 1 JURAM, SUSANNA-Psychology 126 Music Building Sub-Comm. 1,2; Chorus Mgr. 2,3; Women ' s Athletic Assoc. 2,3, Pres- 4; Music Building Comm. 3,4; Teacher Education Comm. 4; Col- lege Singers Mgr. 2,3; Hall President 3; Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; La- crosse 1,2,3,4 KELLY, KAREN GRACE- Biology 37 Phoenix 1; Water Ballet 1,2,3,4; Badminton 2,4; Tennis 1,2 KEMPE, EDWIN REID-Engtish Literature 48 Rock Festival Comm. 1; Sailing Team 1,2; Soccer 1,2; Track 1,2 KEMPTHORN, VALDA JILL-Biology Community Services Comm. 3; Dining Hall Comm. 3; Badminton 3; Swim- ming 1,2; Tennis 1 KENNEDY, DIANE ELIZABETH-Htstory 114 KIANIAN, SHNAHNAZ-Political Science-I.R. International Club 4 KING, MARTHA PATTERSON-Biology Psychology Christian Assoc. Publicity Chm. 2,3; Blood Drive 3; Facilities Comm. 3; Phoenix 4; Hall President 2,3; Ice Hockey Club 2; Bios Club 2; Chester Tu- torial 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3,4; Softball 1 KLOTHEN, KENNETH LEONARD-Psychology 36 Camera Club 2; Dramatics 2; S.C. 3; Tarble Comm. 3; Festival Comm. 3 KRAUS, ERIC MARSHALL- Biology 58 Community Services Comm. 1; Blood Drive 1, Co-Chm. 2,3,4; Admission Scholarship Comm. 2,3; Phoenix 1,2; Faculty Tenure Course Evaluation 3; Ice Hockey Team 1, Chester Tutorial 1,2,3; Debate Club 2; Biology Club 2; Shalom 2; Flying Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1 KROGH, ELIZABETH CUSHING-Religion 4 Women ' s Lib KUHTA, RICHARD JONES-English Literature LaMORTQ, ANGELICA MARIE-Psychology Chester Tutorial 1; Sailing Club 4; Water Ballet 2 LAMSA, LORRAINE ANLIKKI-English Literature LANCINA, VIRGINIA A.-Spanish Chorus 1, Librarian 2; Hockey 2,4; Swimming 1; Lacrosse 2,4; Tennis 1 LANDAU, DAVID WILLIAM-Biology Biology Club 2; Camera Club 2,3; Upward Bound 2; Halcyon 3 LARSEN, WILLIAM LUDWIG-English Literature 127 Car Comm. 1; CJ.C. 3,4; Budget Comm. 3; J.A.D. 1; Phoenix 1; Ice Hockey Club 2,3; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 LAViN, GORDON KYLE-German Draft Counselor 1; German Club 1 LAWLACE, J. RANDOLPH-Engtish Literature 65 CJ.C 2; Curriculum Comm. 3; Christian Assoc. 1; Concerned Democrats 1; Chester Tutorial 1; Literary Magazine 4 LAZZERI, JAMES JAY-Political Science 84 Proctors 4; Wrestling 1,3 LEADER, ELIZABETH ANNE-Sociology Anthropology 26 Student Housing Policy Comm. 2; Women ' s Lib 4 LEE, THOMAS HUN-JAH-English Literature International Club Treas. 3; Chester Tutorial 1 LEMBO, ROBERT MICHAEL-Biology 64 Phoenix 1,2,3; Cotillion Club 1; Newman Club 2,3; Basketball Mgr. Ass ' t. 2; Baseball 2,3,4 LEMOINE, CHANTAL MARIE-DANIELE-Biology Swimming 3 LEVINE, ALICE LOUISE-Greek; Orchestra T LEVY, STEPHANIE J.-Psychology Jazz Festival Comm. 1; Student Housing 4; Phoenix 1; Softball 2,3,4 LICHTENBERG, RICHARD GAY-Engineering Political Science Social Committee 2; Football 1,2; Lacrosse 1 LIEBERMAN, DEBRA ANN-Psychology Am. Field Science Service Club 1,2; Orchestra 2; Orientation Comm Chester Tutorial 2; Spanish Table 4; Dramatics 4 24 40 31 40 115 36 08 31 2; Mi 48 115 36 SO LISDSAY. ANN DAVENPORT-Philosophv S.P.VC 1; Badminton 1; Tennis 1 LOHR, VIRGINIA l.-Ps cholog Ice Hockev Club Treas. 4: Volleyball 23, LOMELL. RENEE-English Literature Christian C. 1.2.3: Chorus 1 LOW, ANDREW MARTIN-Political Science 127 . = -e- .s Treas. 3; Curriculum Committee 4; Phoenix 1,2, Ed. 3; LUXENBERC, STANLEY-Political Science Phoenix T: Chester Tutorial Treas. 1 LYON. D VID LAWRENCE-Historv (Soccer 1 2.4:) Swimming 1; Lacrosse 1,2,1 MACE, SiARGARET ANN-Historx S.P.A.C 1; Upward Bound Tutor 1 MAGGIORE, MARY ANN-Histor Faculty Tenure Cr_-se Evaluation 3.4; Chester Tutorial 1 MALONEY, ELEANOR ELIZABETH-Biologv Cl.C. 2: Bios Club 3.4: Outing Club 4: Hockey 2; Badminton 2,3,4 MARPLE, MARY LYNN-Mathematics Comm. 3; Cooper Foundation Comm. 4; Phoenix 3; M SOV FR NCENESHELIA-Biology 139 ■Senior Resident 3,4, Pet Polio Comm. 3; Hall President 2; Ice Hockey Club 2: Shalom 2 MASON, LOUISE C.-Religion MAY, ROBERT CORLEN-Sociology Anthropology Admission Comm 1. Tarble Comm. 1; Faculty Tenure Course Evaluation ■ lovie Comm. 1,4; W. S.R.N. 1: Sociology Club 1; Tennis 1 Mcdonald. Patricia ANNE-Psychoiogy Chorus 1; Newman Club 3 McELREA, BETTY MARIE-English Literature Arche- F -s McLANE, KRISTIN EVERTS-Psvchologv MclEAVY, CHARLES GUSTOV- English Literature Teacher Education Comm. 3; Hamburg Show Co-producer 4; W. S.R.N. Outing Club 3. Literary Magazine 4; Track 1,2,3,4 SUNAGNY, JOYCE ANN-Psychology Student-Faculty Comm. 1; Social Comm. 1; Volleyball 2 MEIGHAN, JUDITH ELLEN-Art History Psychology MERCER, ANGELA MYRA-Biology Badnr-t ' .n 2,4 MESSICK, JOHN H.-Economics Delta I psilon 1,2,3, V Pres. 4; Tennis 1,2 MFTLAY, LEON ANDREW-Chemistry MICHFNFR, WILLA KAY-Economics Admissions Scholarship Comm. 2; Debate Club 2; Folk Dance Club 2; Con- cerned Democrats Independents of Delaware Co. 2 Mil If R. MARK WILLIAM-tngine.-ring «, Economics 25 J,i. Engineer ' s Student Council Pres. 4; Engineering Club 1,2. Sectv. 3: Delta Upsilon 1,2,3,4; Social Comm. Treas. 2,3; Econom- ics Club 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Lacrosse 1 Vtlltf R, RONALD RUSH-Hislorv Social f omm 1 -rn . — gpr MOk ' , VN, C AROLINE GAIL-Physics •y of Physics Students Chm 4, ( ollege Singers 4 MUHUR, R08FRT WALTER-Biolog •Mi (AOkCl MALCOLM- Psychology Comm. 4; Ice Hockey Club 3 CINIA MARIE -Politi- jl S ' ience jM, (hm. 2, Orientation Comm. 3; Campus ,11 President 2; Political Science Club i MilRS. DONAIDR H,r, n y 38 MYTRS. MARK SIMPSON Biology 33 ion 1,2,3.4 SAUAS. JOHN AlfXANDIR H, 24 OlDlfWIS 81 147 1,2; 65 33 41 55 64 26 Id I O ' Btlf flllH orii. ab OHt, AM MUM) 38 r, ,2. Admivions K Scholarship 4, ' ,tu ' l nl I.K ully Relations ■ ( lull l, ( (Mentation 1 Ml lub ' • I rutorfel ' .. ' , I u, l .!■ I hi 11 l h til I, Ice Hockey 2; Hall President 2; Ecology Action 2; Phoenix 2; Basketball 2; Lacrosse 1,2 pv4 ORR, RICHARD MORGAN-Psychologv S.J.C 3,4; Phoenix 4 B ORTEGA, RICHARD IGNATIUS PEREZ-Engineering Art History 7- Movie Comm. 4; Rapport Support Comm. 4; Delta Upsilon 1; Election Comm. 2, co-Chairm. 3; Engineers Club 3; Bridge Club 3; Phoenix Club 3; Halcyon 3; Soccer 2; Golf 1,2,3 OYE, ROBERT K.-Economics 47 Proctor 3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4 PACKER, SUSAN BETH-Psychology Cutting Collect; Comm. 4; Cycling Club 1; S.P.A.C. 1; Tennis 2,3; Softball 2,3 PANETTA, FF. DANE-Biology PEPPER, JEFFREY WALTER-Economics S.J.C. 3; Budget Overview Comm. 3 PEREIRA, MARY BETH-Biology Psychology 22 Hockey 2,3,4; Basketball I PERRY, CLAYTON RICHARD-Biology Tarble Social Center Comm. 1,2; Proctor 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3; Lacrosse 2,3,4 PETERSON, JOHN WENDELL-Psychology Chester Tutorial 1; Soccer 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Trach Mgr. 1, Mgr. 2 PETRILLA, MICHAEL C.-History PLUMMER, ROSALIND MARIE-English Literature 39 Hall President Willets 3N 1; Teacher Education Comm. 1,2; Upward Bound Counselor 1,2; Hall President 1; S.A.S.S. 1,2,3 POMERANTZ, TRUDY UESTER-Philosophy POTTER, JACK HOWARD-Biology V. Pres of Senior Class 4 POWER, JOHN CILBERT-History Admissions Comm. PRINDLE, WILLIAM RODMAN-Psychology Faculty Tenure Comm. 1,2 PUGH, JAMES RICHARD-History 103 Ice Hockey Club V-Pres. 3, Pes. 4; Phoenix 3; Outing Cub 4; Soccer 1,2,4; Lacrosse 1,2,3,4 RAMSEY, WALLIS B.-Biology 29 Admissions Scholarship Comm. 1,2; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Swimming 2; Lacrosse 1; Tennis 2,3 RANDOLPH, FRANCES LEWIS-Art History RAPHEL, NEIL ROBERT-Philosophy Budget Overview Comm. 1,2; Chess Club Pres. 1,2; Phoenix 1; Tennis I RENSCH, JEFFREY-English Literature RIBE, FREDERICK CROWELL-Economics 127 Chester Tutorial 1,2,3; Phoenix 1,2,3, Ed-in-Chief 4; Orchestra 1,2 ROBERG, MARILEE-English Literature 37 Movie Comm. 2, Chm. 3, Chm. 4; Budget Comm. 3,4; Phoenix 2,3,4; W.S.R.N. 2,3; Chester Tutorial 2; Water Ballet 3 ROLLE, ALEXANDER FREDERICK-Religion ROOD, JAN ELLEN-Philosophy 130 Senior Resident 4; Swimming 1 ■ ROSEN, MATTHEW ARMAND-Political Science 36 ROSENBAUM, DAVID ALBERT-Psychology 6 Men ' s Athletic Comm. I; Orchestra Managemt. 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Economics 104 Election Comm I; Faculty Tenure Coi i !; Student Exchanges Comm. 1,2, Proctor t; Wrestling 1,2, I SCHULTZ, RICHARD ALAN Political Science 114 ' luting ( luh I, li ' -.r. 2, In ( hm I, Co- hm I, Budget ' omm. 1,4; Phi Sigma Kappa 1, Treas 1,4; Christian Assoi I; I ' hoenl I; Political Si 1, l i.,. ( ountry I. A ' ,, 4, li.i, 1 1,2,1,4 SCOn, DAVID GRf CORY Biology (4 Draft ' oimseling ' .. I ,■ rosse I SIAGRAVI, ANNI wool) n, Anthropology I imiir,: I i.ill ' i,iiiiii 1,2; Student Council I; Si dent 2; Badminton IV, liniir. t 108 63 39 28 2, 1,4; Ad- 117 64 115 147 2,3; SHEPARD, ALICE BLYTHE-Philosophy Phoenix 1; S.P.A.C 1,2; Chester Tutorial 1; Women ' s Lib 2 SHERIDAN, RICHARD BRINSLEY Ill-Biology T.A.O. 1; Track 1 SHIRK, MARTHA RICHARDS-Psychology Phoenix 1,2, Ed. 3 SIMLER, CATHERINE-French SIMSON, PAMELA DEE-English Literature SMITH, DEBORAH DURKEE-Psychology Volleyball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Tennis 1 SMITH, M. 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Treas. 2,4; Football 1; Track 1.2,4 TOBIN, ELIZABETH HOWARD-History Water Ballet 2; Swimming 1,2,4 TOBIN, L MICHAEL-French Soccer 1; Cross-Country- ' 2 133 104 19 12 39 2; 65 TONER, JOHN DAVID-Psychology 28 Tennis 1,2,3; Wrestling 4 TRIPPEL, GRANT MERRIL-Economics 82 C.J.C. 3,4; Election Comm. 3; Phoenix 1,2; Ice Hockey Club 2,3,4; Econom- ics Club Pres. 4; Soccer 1 ULSOY, ALI GALIP-Engineering 10 Soccer 1,2; Engineering Club 2,3,4; International Club 3,4 USHIBA, REIKO-Art History Volleyball 3; Tennis 3,4 VOGEL, SALLY ANN-Biology 127 Health Center Comm. 3,4; Orientation Comm. 2,3; Chorus 1; Water Ballet 4; Proctor Evaluation Comm. 3; Hockey 2; Swimming 1,2,3,4 WAGACHA, BERNARD M.- Economics International Club Pres. 4 WALBORN, CAROLYN LOUISE-Spanish 65 Chester Tutorial 2 WALSH, SCOTT JAMES-Philosophy 147 S.J.C. 3,4; Movie Committee 3,4 WANG, MING YEE-Physics 26 WANKLYN, SUSAN HARRIET-Art History 38 WARREN, ANNE ELIZABETH-Greek WEBB, NOREEN MARIE-Mathematics 114 Water Ballet 2, Tri-Capt. 3,4; Sailing Club 4; Modern Dance Group 3,4 WEBER, AMY VEDDER-Biology Tarble Social Center Comm. 1,2; Student-Faculty Relations Comm. 3; Swimming 1,3; Softball 1 WEIDMAN, RICHARD C.-Physics 65 WEINTRAUB, ARTHUR NEIL-Philosophy 37 Hamburg Show Co-Producer 4; Soccer 1,2,3; Tennis 1 WEISSMAN, ROBERT ANTHONY-Engineering 26 Rock Festival Chm. 3 WENNER, JULIA L. -Sociology Anthropology C.J.C. 1; Senior Resident 1 WHITE, JAMES M. JR.-Economics Curriculum Comm. 1 WICKHAM. ABIGAIL ANN-Ps cholog Car Authorization Comm. 3; Water Ballet 4; Hockev 3; Water Ballet 2,3.4: Swimming 4 WILSONJUDITHHELEN-Biolog 58 Orchestra Management Comm. 3; Student Bond Concert Comm. 4; Cham- ber Music Group 3; Tenure Comm. 3; Vollevball 2 WILSON, RICHARD STUART- Music Health Center Comm. 3.4; Facilities Comm. 4; W.S.R.N. 1,4; Folk Dance Club 3.4; Swarthm. Students to Re-Elect the President; 4; Food Serv. Comm. 4 WILSON. RICHARD WINSTEL-Biologs 64 Bios Club 3. Chm. 4; Outing Club 3, Co-Chm. 4; Tenure Comm. 2; Chester Tutorial £ kwink 3: Cross Countr Mgr. 1. Mgr. 3 WOLF, BARBARA MATTHEWS-Historx 23 WOOD, ELIZABETH ROBERTSON-History 29 Student Housing Policies Comm. 1,2; S.C. 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