Temple University Ambler - Amble Yearbook (Ambler, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1962 volume:

Loveliest of trees, the cherry uou? Is hung with bloom along the bough, And stands about the woodland ride Wearing white for Eastertide. Now, of my threescore years and ten,-Twenty will not come again, And take from seventy springs a score, It only leaves me fifty more. And since to look at things in bloom Fifty springs are little room, About the woodland I will go To see the cherry hung with snow. A.E. Housman To the beauty of our campus, we hereby dedicate this book. 2 There is no one more devoted to her profession as teacher of Floriculture at Ambler Campus of Temple University than Miss Anders. Having graduated from Ambler herself in 1938 and taught for seven years she has always maintained fine principals in striving for beauty and truth in education. During these years she has met the trials and tribulations inevitable in the teaching profession, always with courage and patience. For these qualities as well as her teaching ability, indeed, merit this, the highest honor we the graduating class of 1962, can bestow upon her: To Miss Viola Anders with sincere thanks and appreciation ... 3 t To the Class of 1962: As you leave Ambler, I urge all of you to use your education to the very best of your ability, and to a high purpose. Whether you go on with further education or embark upon a career at once, I wish you every success. 1 hope your lives will be conspicuous for decency, honesty, integrity, courage, and service to others. May you remember Ambler fondly and help her to grow and prosper; and may God bless you! Jonathan W. French, Jr., Director 4 To each member of the class of 1962, I extend my heartfelt wish for the fulfillment of all your hopes and ambitions. During your two years at Ambler you have initialed and carried out many worthwhile activities. As the seasons come and go, I hope you will reap a rich harvest from the seeds planted and nurtured during your Ambler days. Louise Fisher, Dean of Women 5 MRS. JOHN RIDGE MRS. WILLIAM J. RIFFE Subtle humor . . . carries a book bag . . . Monday morning themes . . . fanatic for thesis sentences . . . co-ordinating library displays . . . “I wasn't too pleased with these grades.” . . . coffee drinker. SENOR RODOLFO SUAREZ Scintillating lecturer . . . write sentences ... “I don’t blame you for being confused. . . . practical rules . . . Millions haven’t read our text and still speak Spanish. . . . “Copy from the blackboard. Constantly looking up outside reading for students . . . car trouble and cop trouble . . . distinct pronunciation . . . avid fan of debating teams . . . “Down on main campus . . .” MR. HOWARD W. CREUZIGER A quiet, well mannered, gentlemanly Tiger . . . sharp bark to deflate the inflated and a smile to reward success . . . critical disposition . . . knowledge . . . judgment . . . dignity ... little mustache. MRS. ERNEST KROEGER Revived and heads French Club . . . instilled new interest in France . . . determination for proficiency ... a bonjour and a smile for ail . . . polylingual . . . earphones and tape recorder. 6 DR. P. R. PEARSON Inevitable army stories . . . New England accent . . . “Now, where did I lose you? . . . delving into books . . . lecture committee enthusiast . . . dislikes killing frogs. MRS. S. HARRIS “All I’m trying to do is . . . . . “Now I know this is hard “Well, actually . . . Drexcl Institute . . . takes time to explain each detail . . . amusing jokes . . . children. DR. J. B. FOY Makes chemistry endurable . . . “We will give you help, but don’t ask for mercy.” . . . dislikes hairy legs . . . deep throated chuckle . . . consideration above all. MR. J. ROONEY Checked sport jacket . . . late for class . . . “and-uh . . . “Hi! Gang!” . . . lectures conducive to sleeping . . . written homework . . . dedicated social worker . . . runs up the lane . . . short (?) quizzes . . . takes roll. DR. S. M. CHIU Dry wit . . . interesting side discussions . . . fascinating lectures . . . never to be forgotten tests . . . “Uh . . . diminutive . . . demanding . . . This is European History?!” . . . could write a better history book . . . lots of intelligence comes in small packages . . . experienced traveler. 7 MR. W. E. LYONS Outspoken . . . young and dynamic . . . definite opinions . . . Those senators and broads. . . . liberal or conservative? . . . “When I lived in Lancaster public opinion and interest groups . . . 8 a. m., oh brother! . . . exasperating exams. MR. J. O’REILLY Enthusiastic . . . promoter of individualism . . . private Bright Hall entrance . . . class products topics of discussion . . . name difficulty . . . creating a new atmosphere in the lounge . . . smily . . . dowels .. . collages. MR. A. LUBETKIN Can you tell me about my dreams. Sir? . . . Oh. those surprise quizzes . . . May we have class outside today? . . . Interesting and amusing lectures ... likes to argue. MR. H. FELT Mr. Sunshine . . . condemns female bookkeepers . . . stupid reversing entries . . . This will give you an insight into accounting.” . . . office parties good background for business . . . loves free lunches. 3 MR. A. WICKS Brings an inanimate subject to life . . . keen sense of humor . . . red haired Santa Claus . . . spot quizzes . . . always in the dark . . . “Is the gang all here? 8 MR. M. J. PRUS1K Why were you late for greenhouse duty” . . . cats Botany specimens . . . loves lecturing . . . “Today we might get out early.” . . . something went wrong. . . . something new-disbudding.” MISS V. ANDERS “It’s soil, not dirt . . . hard worker . . . sinecre . . . “tuck in your shirt” . . . dry wit . . . jovial . . . always a good word . . . piana” . . . neatly dressed . . . fun on field trips. DR. J. SWARTLEY Oh. you’re only joking. . . . “plant Canadian Hemlocks . . . “Hey, what do you think?” . . . “You may be excused to catch up on your sleep. . . . famous grubbing hoc. MRS. R. FISHER Woody walks . . . watch out for the Comet . . . Philanthropic . . . ubiquitous . . . Amateur photographer . . . vacation visits to Michigan . . . Freshman tea Hostess . . . lopping shears and woodies basket. MR. H. ZUTTER Zut-Zut . . . “Fruits and Wcg-etablc Surwey . . . This question was for the smarter ones. . . . dislikes apple stealers . . . “Let’s get this place cleaned up.” . . . slides next period. 9 MR. F. BLAU ‘•Does everyone understand what we’re doing?” . . . “It just doesn’t work. . . . deep voice . . . “Take it for what it’s worth. . . . “Is everyone finished? If so we will continue. MRS. F. SCHLESINGER Surveying in the rain . . . personal critiques . . . Well for a builder it is fine. . . . We’ll have a lecture on it next time.” . . . That looks quite nice.” MR. H. CADWALADER “You must stop riding through Ambler. . . . gentleman . . . There is something about the outside of a horse, that is good for the inside of a man.” MR. E. GRATER Sharp dresser . . . quick with the cool comments . . . sense of humor . . . creative imagination . . . decorates the dining room . . . once a week-er . . . We’re going to have a quiz today! MRS. M. W1NCHELL Instills enthusiastic spirit, . . . constant smile . . . encouragement . . . well supplied with tissues . . . exercises without stirrups . . . “Where are your hunt caps?” . . . sunglasses . . . travels incognito . . . That horse needs more work.” 10 Staff Mrs. Charles Rommel Mrs. Garry Bub Mrs. John R. Reid Mrs. Herbert Glasby Mrs. William Woodington administrative staff Mrs. S. A. DahJgren hostess Sandra Grilikhes librarian Not Pictured: Ernette Kailcnbach assistant librarian 11 Mrs. Anthony Cattolico Mrs. Sara B. McKinney dormitory 12 13 President—Carol Morris Vice President—Robert Beishline Secretary—Nancy Stiles Treasurer—David Nagel 16 PATRICIA A XT ■ Patrick . . . campus taxi . . . “Don't pull the pony-tail, it’s not attached! ... no one in the world like Willy . . . best wardrobe of sweatshirts . . . head of the adoption agency . . • engagement shower . . . Whoa-Ncdrick . . • Biology whiz . . . going in town? . . . never seen on weekends . . . How does one play baseball in the west-wing corridor? Riding Club 1. 2; May Dance Committee I; Rifle Club 2. JUDITH BARSCHI Barsh” . . . blue bathrobe and orange slippers . . . always has late permission . . . “Guess who’s coming tomorrow? . . . announcements (?) in dining room . . . loves loud colors . . . eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow we may diet . . . Eventful’s old friend . . . French scholar . . . usually found in dorm, except for classes and Kenny . . . that Liz” look . . . Riding Club I; Social Committee I, 2; French Club 2; Glee Club I. 2; May Dance Committee. Chairman; Rifle Club 2. JAMES BAUHOF KENNY . . . Veteran hunter . . . five out of ten in Alaska . . . interesting summers ... a smile to remember . . . problems with Chemistry, not to mention Math . . . transfer student to the U. of A. . . . future homesteader of the North-West . . . king of the wild frontier . . . collegiate . . . most likely to succeed . . . handsome, considerate, and congenial. Archery Club I; President 2; May Dance Committee I. 17 ROBERT BEISHLINE ’’Boobie-Rat’’ . . . unpredictable . . . gotta run to keep in shape . . . sharp dresser . . . subway rides with Terry . . . always late for greenhouse duty . . . You’re swung! ... a gentleman who prefers brunettes . . . Romeo wasn't much better . . . could win any popularity contest . . . always on campus . . . definite interests . . . drafting room regular . . . Bob. May Dance Committee 1; Class Vice President 2. JAN CAROL CASLER Late, late permissions . . . can live on hoagics all weekend . . . embarrassing moments in Spanish class . . . Madison Square Gardens . . . Saturday morning hunts . . . Stormy’s adopted owner . . . “Whacha doin? . . . long blonde hair ... the bank even knows her . . . always has a man . . . trophies and ribbons galore . . . notes from Mrs. McKinney. Riding Club I, 2; May Dance Committee I. CAROL CLEVENGER Clcvy’’ . . . hoof-in-mouth disease . . . never out-spoken . . . can’t stay mad . . . “twister” . . . known for her clean room . . . seldom seen after 10 o’clock . . . Patchy . . . 4H Club . . . Donald Duck’s cousin . . . distinctive pearl ring . . . Docs she or doesn't she . . . she goes for Presidents . . . sometimes lounge hostess by association. Riding Club I. 2; Rifle Club 2; May Dance Committee 1. 18 MARY ANN DUMONT Known for her lipstick (?), ponytail, and that guy she's always with . . . joint account in the penny bank . . . never-dying enthusiasm . . . walking in the rain . . . “cracker kid” . . . sniffles” . . . loves New England and camping . . . nature lover . . . pleasantly feminine . . . leading musical voice . . . artistic ability . . . enviable quarters . . . sincerely admired and respected. Riding Club 1; May Dance Committee, Chairman 1; Social Committee 2; AMBLE. Art Editor 2. RUTH FLIEGEL Ruthie . . . quiet . . . weekly trips to main campus . . . loyal to Muhlenberg . . . football enthusiast . . . fond of weekend religious conferences . . . transfer student . . . found in Betsey’s beauty salon . , . enthusiastic History student! . . . “early to bed, early to rise” . . . special roster—four classes . . . seen ambling down the hall. Glee Club 2. DAVID FILAN DAVE . . . Phylum-a class by hymsclf . . . bermudas (?) ... I insist on a full page picture. . . . wisecracks in Spanish class . . . Where’s Alec? . . . “Let’s take off with the yearbook money.” . . . after lunch lunches . . . books don’t balance . . . lunchtime football games . . . teacher’s pet . . . needs an adding machine . . . unique car . . . feminine freshmen . . . accident-prone . . . future Marine. May Dance Committee 1; Social Committee 2; AMBLE. Business Editor 2. 19 JOAN GIBBONS Joanic . . . mother makes the best cookies . . . pretty blonde hair . . . active in church functions . . . the girl with all that free time ... 35 different kinds of roses . . . disappearing on weekends . . . member of the T.V. Club . . . Miss Anders' helper . . . don’t run away from that needle . . . Glee Club 1, 2: Riding Club 1; May Dance Committee I; Social Service 1. 2. DAVID GELLERT Dave . . . Mr. Wick’s only male company at Ambler . . . loves French—those verb forms, accents, and special tapes, etc. ... a tall gentleman not often found on campus . . . quiet and thoughtful . . . subtle humor . . . never on campus but for academic purposes . . . “Bon-jour, Madame . . . strict determination . . . will undoubtedly succeed at whatever he tries. May Dance Committee 1; French Club 2; Rifle Club 2. ALLAN GILL “Father Gilla . . . “Unc” . . . Telephone, Allan . . . “good grief” . . . “Oh. that’s gross. duplicate key . . . “Why is that tomato plant dying? . . . earl the grawely . . . perfectionist . . . Pony Ballet . . . conscientious worker . . . shows sincere interest . . . found in greenhouse or the lounge . . . willing typist ... a member of the pipc-pufling elite. Social Service Club, President; AMBLE, staff; May Dance Committee 1; Social Committee 1, 2. ■ 20 CAROLE GILL SUSAN HAGGERTY Sue . . . Hag . . . “smiley . . . anyone want a horse clipped?” . . . jumps without horses . . . “Nipper’s not happy . . . “yigeah . . . “Oh, come on . . . cantering down the hall . . . peanut butter, lettuce, and mayonnaise sandwiches . . . lively and full of fun . . . manageable hair . . . known for tackroom tidiness . . . guitars and Kingston Trio. Riding Club 1, President 2; Glee Club I, 2; Fire Chief 2. Gilly . . , Gunner’s gal . . . always hungry “what for. Carole?” . . . carrots for Tooley and Blow . . . “You're sitting in my trophy . . . “Anyone see a grey Pontiac?” . . . frustrated in History . . . General aid to the Fire Chief . . . room at the top . . . afternoon naps . . . leader of the Ambler jazz band. Drama Club. President; Riding Club 1, 2; Horse Show Committee, Co-chairman 2; Glee Club 1, 2. ! HARRY H. HENCK Spike” . . . summer kitchen crew member . . . milk, please” . . . participation . . . loves Temple’s Student Council Meetings . . . Let’s go to skcctcrs . . . Newport Memorial Lath-house ... the runner . . . informal student body meetings . . . eats flower arrangements . . . avid fan of the 10 o’clock club . . . dungarees and sweatshirts . . . sense of humor . . . another drafting room regular . . . frequent lounge host. Social Committee I. 2; May Dance Committee I; Tennis Club 1; Student Council, President 2. 21 JOAN HENSLER “Flash” . . . Trailways . . . Kool smoker . . . bikcridcr. once in a while . . . member of (he T.V. Club . . . loves big cats . . . can’t seem to get enough sleep . . . her atomic dishtowel . . . volunteers to wash dishes . . . gives beautiful presents . . . willing to help . . . always found somewhere on campus . . . will never fail as a friend. Riding Club 1, 2; May Dance Committee 1; Rifle Club 2. MARY KLEINTOP “Cookie” . . . runs to the phone breaking all speed records . . . friendly smile . . . love that Rick . . . Well, what’s new with you?” . . . the poor lonely Sophomore day student . . . involved conversations with Edgar, but guess who docs all the listening . . . sound asleep in art class . . . trouble with the tape recorder and French tapes. May Dance Committee 1; French Club 2. PAUL JENKINS Chops” . . . Mr. Zutter’s helping hand . . . “It's in the middle row of strawberries” . . . one of the Lathhousc gang . . . inspects the peach orchard after dark ... no longer a Bobsey twin . . . grubby” ... a Scranton-ite . . . “Where have you been since 6:30? . . . a winning smile . . . “Bears . . . campus job every Saturday. May Dance Committee 1; Student Council 1. 22 SARA KNOBELAUCH “Moose . . . no-blow . . . knobby . . . known for making moose calls—and messing up rooms . . . Come on, give Sidney back to Patty . . . likes little fuzzy animals . . . “sign otto for me . . . wild moods . . . specializes in locking people out . . . “want to ping some pong? . . . never seen on weekends ... a one-time day student. Glee Club 2; Drama Club 2; May Dance Committee 1. KAREN KRF.IDLER “Oh no! . . . loves Siamese cats . . . connections with the main campus . . . lives in Suite 50-51 . . . gullible . . . French major . . . Ten O’clock fireman . . . late for dinner . . . East-Wing rumbles . . . Dr. Schwocbcl fan . . . burp . . . sports car enthusiast . . . little blonde star of Bethlehem. May Dance Committee I; Lecture Committee 2; Tennis Club I; Social Committee 1. 2; French Club I; AMBLE, staff 2. DIANE KNOCKE “Die ... a twin . . . Time to get up. Die . . . sleeps anywhere—anytime . . . pigtails and lollipops . . . sleeps with teddy bears . . . “Suntan has curly legs . . . that beautiful animal of hers . . . never stays up late studying .. . Math whiz . . . “by the way . . . station wagon and trailer ... the whole family rides—and well . . . that angel look. Riding Club 1, 2; May Dance Committee 1; Horse Show Committee, Co-chairman 2; House Council 2. 23 MICHAF.I. LEAS Red-headed'‘ . . . '‘Pudgy . . . Chipmunk” . . . nice easy smile . . . Did you beat Al yet?” . . . lounge luncher . . . get that blush . . . problems in French . . . movies versus classes . . . “Bonjour Michael the Springfield conqueror . . . another football player . . . proficient ping pong-cr. May Dance Committee I. ■ WARREN McGARY Hard working Warren . . . The married man . . . How about driving. Warren? . . . Exanchor crankcr . . . weekends at the track . . . Please close the windows. Terry! I’m not smoking. . . . Always cold in the back scat on field trips ... Dr. Swartlcy's able man . . . Intellectual. lunch-time discussion . . . reserved table in the lounge. ALEXANDER MAGUIRE Alec . . . Elmo . . . The Cat” ... “I know how to speak proper. ... big bad motorcycle . . . I hear ya . . . loves skiing . . . double pididdlc . . . I’m not going to get emotionally involved.” . . . those white sneeks . . . corduroy pants . . . Princeton weekends . . . road maps in his head. May Dance Committee 1; Social Committee 2; AMBLE, staff. 24 INA MAYMI Inie . . . Irma . . . “I’m not digging any trees! . . . Can you imagine if she went home every weekend . . . “Boy! It's cold today. . . . 'There arc spiderwebs in my mailbox. . . . Oh! I really goofed this time. ... I don’t care.” . . . Varied hair styles . . . handshaker . . . Lehigh weekends and Villanova. May Dance Committee I; Scroll. Assistant Editor 2; Social Committee 2; Spanish Club 2; Drama Club 2. KATHRYN MEIER “Katie . . . Dart . . . Kay . . . Who's making that noise upstairs? . . . Lambchop’s buddy . . . “Careful! Arnold might bite. . . . Guess who went through another fence? . . . Joy! . . . loves peanuts and cactus ... “I can’t study. There’s a full moon tonight . . . loyal member of the T.V. Club . . . Interestingly located room. Riding Club I, 2; May Dance Committee I; Rifle Club 2. DIANE MEYLER Diane . . . Pau-l-I . . . short and wild . . . life of the dinner table and the front hall . . . What a riot! . . . What do you know about the Aralia, Miss Meyler? . . . What! Not another flat tire. . . . I'm not the one making the noise. ... ten o’clock club . . . Ambler’s Daiscy May. May Dance Committee 1; Riding Club 1; Glee Club I. 25 CAROL EDO MORRIS Mother” ... A friend in needy is a friend indeedy . . . Newport Hostess . . . one gentleman definitely prefers this blonde . . . fond of fires, bridge, ocean, classical music and moonlight. Sophomore Class President 2; Student Council. Vice President 2; House Council, President 2; Social Committee I, 2; AMBLE, Layout Editor 2; Tennis Club 2; French Club 1; Drama Club 2; May Dance Committee 1; Rifle Club 2. ■ LYNN MOWEN “Lynnie poo” . . . Lynn Likus Paul, and Paul Likus Lynn . . . zips with Zippin . . . loves Volkswagens . . . keeps the mailman busy . . . New Jersey State Police attract her . . . prematurely gray . . . Cape Cod in the summer . . . enormous appetite . . . ski whiz” ... the quiet kitchen crew member . . . striking appearance . . . sterling silver. Riding Club I, 2; Student Council, Treasurer 2; AMBLE, staff. DAVID NAGEL Quiet man . . . Greenhouse minder . . . Don’t touch my sensitive plants!” . . . matches brother for honors . . . Chemistry lab. specialist . . . “where’s all the money?” ... the head of Dr. Swartley’s committees . . . tall and silent . . . that “I know something you don’t know” smile . . . “He said bare root didn’t he?” . . . silent laughter . . . well-liked curve-breaker. Class Treasurer 2. 26 ARTHUR NELSON Artie” . . . “Freckles . . . New Yorker . . . easy to talk to . . . Six Little Ducks . . . That's a tree?” . . . loves peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . strange language in the drafting room . . . The best things come in little packages” . . . meticulous dresser . . . brother's drafting equipment . . . blue chevy with blue garters . . . easy-going . . . “Oh, those plans! May Dance Committee 1; Tennis Club I; Social Committee I, 2; Lecture Committee 2. PATRICIA ROSE Trish . . . artistic ... a closet full of crackers .. . Jerky’s nurse and loyal friend . . . modern art in her room . . . meticulous drafting .. . African Violet fiend . . . Portable Hi-Fi .. . “There's another coat like mine. . . . Oh. that's cute.” . . . petite . . . strategically located room ... ex Wilson-ite . . . weekend trips. May Dance Committee I; Student Council. Secretary 2; Riding Club I; Vice President 2; Drama Club 2. PAMELA ANN PAUL Poopsic . . . “not by the hair, please, Carol! . . . often seen in grey MG.... ticklish . . . not another meeting . . . “I'M going to get a little bit mad. ... Ah Soooo! Class President I: Student Council I; Lecture Committee I. Chairman 2; AMBLE. Editor-in-Chief 2; Social Service 2; Social Committee I, 2: May Dance Chairman I; French Club 1; Riding Club I; Phila. Orch. Rep. 2; Drama Club 2. 27 JOY RUSCOE Roscoe . . . Bonjour mademoiselle . . . the 80 member family . . . classical music . . . competent lab assistant . . . avid reader . . . goes to football games—prepared . . . Don't buy a foreign car.” . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . how does she manage that chemistry . . . new dorm member. Glee Club 2; French Club 2; Student Council I, 2; Drama Club 2. DONALD ROSENBERGER Rosie . . . Twister . . . F.spanol . . . swears by Nutri-Bio” . . . “Will you pith my pinkie? . . . the Acme boy ... air conditioned car . . . 50£ shirt . . . janitor of the dark-room . . . out with the boys . . . “I'M a civilian now . . . Gotta joke for you ... all American boy . . . “Buenos” ... big and blond with a handsome smile ... tease. Student Council 2; Social Committee 2; Photography Club 2. FRANK SEITZ “Unc” . . . Bermuda bells . . . that blue bomb . . . colorful clothes . . . growing out the crew-cut .. . loves to dance . . . What arc we going to do today, Doc? . . . I don't get this. . . . First alarmer ... A fire is a funny place to take a date . . . flower shop . . . perfect King ... spirit. May Dance Committee 1; Drama Club 2; Social Committee 1, 2. 28 JANIE STAMLER ■ NANCY STILES Hey, Nance!” . . . going to be a Georgia peach . . . many lady-like qualities . . . private bath . . . Princeton weekends . . . kitchen krew . . . “It’s time to go crazy . . . Dean’s list . . . “Grace”-ful singer . . . field trial fancier . . . wears permanent jewelry. Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Tennis Club 1, 2; May Dance Committee 1; AMBLE staff. Literary Editor 2; Drama Club 2; Social Committee 1. “Janie . . . house-keeping hints from Mrs. McKinney . . . Laggard” of the history class . . . the girl with the headache bands . . . “Math whiz . . . packages from Saks . . . which door arc you coming in tonight? . . . the Lady-Bug Shop . . . Who’s Frannie? . . . joint owner of “Suite 50-51 . . . afraid of mice. Social Committee 2; AMBLE staff 2; May Dance Committee 1. ELIZABETH TORNAY “Bets . . . Kenny’s buddy . . . fire-ball . . . likes goulash and pizzas ... the doctors best friend . . . “Ina, como sc dice? ... 50 megaton sneezes . . . Oh! that laugh! . . . Traveling medicine chest . . . the former owner of “Suite 50-51 . . . transferred to main campus. Glee Club I, 2; Photography Club 2; House Council I; Student Council 1; Co-chairman of Social Committee; AMBLE, staff 2. 29 ROBERT WATSON Terry . . . “Let’s twist ... Six foot two, eyes of blue . . . “patchamatic drive . . . dependable . . . Have Dr. Swartlcy’s truck, will travel . . . “Here they come, there they go. . . . “You win some, you lose some and some arc rained out. . . . brand new car ... the other half of the subway act. May Dance Committee 1; Social Committee 2; AMBLE. Finance Manager 2; Drama Club 2. EDGAR WARREN WAYBRIGHT Intellectual . . . “Master Race” . . . Loves that piano . . . “Hey. Ed—Where’s your pen?” . . . “Blue Eyes” ... If we had a debating team, he would be it . . . “Well in my opinion—’’ . . . The long involved questions and answers . . . “I’m trying to psychoanalyze you. . . . The Poet” . . . idealist . . . incredibly romantic .. . campus artist ... the coffee house type ... “Oh, Edgar!!’’ May Dance Committee 1; Spanish Club 2. PETER WILCOX “Wilkie . . . Pete . . . When is that Indian going to be running?” . . . those boots . . . crcwcut and sideburns . . . Hope you’re not a bad influence on George, Pete.” . . . Musket cleaning in the lounge . . . “The South will rise again. . . . Wants to go back 100 years . . . Football after lunch . . . “Who IS Peter Wilcox? . .. Civil War lecture in history. 30 JURATF. ZIOGAS Jeri . . . always up past 1:00 .. . Great ride that JP . . . Favorite colors, brown and orange . . . Flamenco music . . . second home —Patty’s . . . love that German Shepherd . . . “I must go on a diet . . . long talks . . . little but carries her own . . . “The twist is the one thing I can do” . . . forever drafting . . . nurseries. May Dance Committee I; Rifle Club 2; Drama Club 2. GEORGE .WICKER ’The arsenal . . . Field Marshal . . . the inferior race” ... the shack in the Poconos . . . Arc you having us in this weekend George? . . . Motorcycle boots . . . Outline books for all his courses . . . discussions of the Civil War with Wilcox . . . Always last on the roll call . . . Brief-case Man . . . two history classes? . . . Interesting philosophy of life. MARJORIE COMSTOCK—Honorary member of the Class of 1962 31 President—Lee Sieger Vice President—Warrick Hoopes Secretary—Susan Rothe Treasurer—Abigail Jordan Class of 1963 34 TED: S. Rothc, A. Dodge, B. Belvin, C. Linden sr. STANDING: J. Gcldi. B. Wilde. B. Bctchyk. yhannson. SEATED: A. Bradd. M. McNamara, R. Cattolico, I. Mcllwainc. STANDING: F. NVilmcr, J. Strohm, J. Vining. D. Grant. SEATED. A. Jordan. D. Miller. S. SchnoJJ. STANDING: J. Franklin. MISSING FROM PICTURE. B. Thompson, G. Dickens, L. Sieger, L. JKesser. 35 SEATED: J. Ervin, K. Jacobus, S. Stone. STANDING: R. Patterson. MISSING FROM PICTURE: T. Johnston, T. Ripley. SEATED: E. Shislcr, J. Lippincott, A. Kohout. STANDING: R. Hoopcs. MISSING FROM PICTURE: L. Supplec, D. Sweeney, S. Hine-man. —i —— W J -r ■- - - 1 SEATED: B. Banta. J. Dunbar. STANDING: ,---- C. Steuernagcl. 36 Student Council C. Lindcnmeyer, L. Sciger, C. Morris, vice pres.; H. Henck, pres.; P. Rose, see.; L. Mowen, treas.; J. Lippincott. A high degree of self government is encouraged at Ambler through the Student Council. In the by-weekly meetings of the council many aspects of campus life are discussed and then action taken to correct or improve any situation if necessary. The council works very closely with the administration in a joint effort to maintain the goals and standards of the college. This year the Council has, among other things, sponsored several trips to Temple basketball and football games in order to bring the Ambler campus closer to the Philadelphia campus. 38 Yearbook SEATED: Dean Fisher, advisor; Mr. Creuzigcr, advisor: P. Paul, editor; J. Strohm, associate editor. STANDING: N. Stiles, literary; R. Watson, finance; M. Dumont, art; D. Filan, business; C. Morris, layout; R. Patterson, photography. STAFF NOT PICTURED: K. Krcidlcr. F. Wilmcr, J. Stamler, A. Maguire, L. Mowcn, A. Gill, G. Dickens, McNamara, B. Belvin, I. Mcllwaine, H. Hcnck, Grant, B. Bctchyk. J. Hcnslcr, B. Banta. The 1962 Amble staff proudly presents this book to you in hopes that through our combined efforts we have captured your fondest memories of Ambler. 39 0 2 Lecture Committee The Lecture Committee of the Student Council is the only functioning student-faculty committee on the campus. We are particularly proud of this committee in that our class originated and developed it and has left it with pride as a worthwhile contribution to the college. Its goal is to bring new and different information to the students in the form of a non-com-pulsory social afternoon or evening once or twice a month. SEATED: A. Nelson, C. Lindcnmeyer, K. Krcidlcr, Mrs. Riffe, P. Paul, chairman. STANDING: T. Johnston, D. Grant. Dr. Pearson. Scroll The Scroll is a newly founded publication on campus, due to the hard work and determination of mainly several members of the Freshman class. Each edition was printed by cooperative colleagues on the main campus and contained literary articles submitted by interested students of Ambler. SEATED: Dean Fisher, advisor; M. McNamara. Mr. Creuziger. advisor; B. Belvin. editor. STANDING: R. Patterson. B. Wilde, J. Strohm. Glee Club Under the direction of Bob Lucci, the Ambler girls have had the opportunity to express themselves through song. The club gave their first concert of the year in the traditional Christmas Pageant. Through the members’ voluntary efforts, they will give another concert in the Spring. SEATED: C. Gill. pres. STANDING: B. Banta, J. Barschi. J. Ruscoc, S. Knobclauch. J. Gibbons. Drama Club The Drama Club is another addition to the growing field of student activities on campus. Under the fine direction of Mrs. Dahlgrcn, the club gave an outstanding performance in the Christmas Pageant, “Why the Chimes Rang.” The club also sponsored speaking choir lessons during the Spring session. SEATED: N. Stiles. C. Gill, pres.; Mrs. Dahlgrcn. S. Hineman, sec.; S. Knobelauch. R. Beishline, P. Paul. STANDING: I. Mc-Ilwainc, C. Morris, G. Dickens. C. Steuer-nagcl, R. Watson. F. Seitz, T. Johnston. MISSING: J. Sirohm, vice pres.; B. Bclvin, T. Ripley, D. Filan. 41 Rifle Club The Rifle Club was newly formed in the fall of 1961 and is under the supervision of Mr. Galen Fritz, a qualified N.R.A. instructor. The club is independent from the Temple administration and draws complete membership from the Ambler student body. The aim of the _ y club is to instruct all members in the mechanical abilities as well as the practical functions of firearms. A. Gill, J. Barschi, C. Morris, R. Patterson, K. Meier, C. Stcucrnagel. MISSING: A. Dodge, P. Axt. J. Ziogas, G. Fritz, instructor. Social Committee The Social Committee throughout the year sponsored many dances held in Bright Hall Lounge and other activities including a fall hayride, and a Christmas dinner-dance at the Forest Inn. The bands were great, the refreshments delicious, and a good time was had by all. SEATED: J. Ziogas. R. Hoopcs, T. Watson, chairman: L. Seigcr, J. Barschi. STANDING: S. Rothc, C. Morris. A. Jordan, I. Mcllwainc, F. Seitz, M. Dumont, D. Roscnberger, T. Rose. C. Clevenger. MISSING: H. Henck, P. Paul. A. Gill. 42 French Club This year under the direction of Madame Kroegcr, the French club was quite active. There were several meetings during which the group saw slides of France, sang songs and “parlayed” francais. The club also sponsored a trip into Philadelphia to see La Malade Imaginaire. SEATED: R. Cattolico, J. Ruscoe. Madame Krocgcr, M. Kleintop, S. Knobelauch. STANDING: A. Bradd, D. Gellcrt, J. Barschi, P. Wilcox, S. Haggerty, B. Thompson, P. Axt, L. Seiger, pres. Spanish Club This past year, the Spanish Club has been active under the direction of Senor Suarez in a Christmas Party during which the traditional Spanish Songs and games were sung and played. Also a trip to New York was sponsored by the Spanish Club of Temple and surrounding colleges. It consisted of meeting the South American Ambassador at the U. N. followed by dinner in a Spanish restaurant. SEATED: K. Krcidlcr, J. Casler, A. Dodge, M. McNamara, D. Miller, I. Mcliwaine, D. Knocke. STANDING: Senor Suarez, J. Franklin, F. Wilmer, D. Filan, D. Rosenbcrger, J. Strohm, J. Vining, D. Gellert. E. Way-bright, B. Wilde, D. Grant. 43 Riding Club MEMBERS ARE: P. Axt, J. Casler, C. Clevenger, C. K. Jacobus, S. Stone, S. Hincman, J, Ervin, M. McGill, S. Haggerty, D. Knockc, K. Meier, L. Mowen. T. Namara, D. Sweeney, A. Kohout. Rose. A. Bradd, L. Kesser, C. Lindcnmeyer, D. Miller, The Riding Club began anew this year with a new constitution and a new-founded spirit within its members. Its purpose is to maintain and stimulate interest and enthusiasm in Riding Activities and in the Horse Husbandry program. The success of this year has included a Barn and Tack Room Project, acquiring of Club pins, and two very enjoyable Horse Shows on campus. Tennis Club The Tennis Club under the direction of Mr. Conners had another successful season. Blackboard talks to improve style and technique were held every Wednesday evening followed by practice sessions on the courts every weekend. The matches and tournaments held in the Spring were very exciting to both players and spectators. STANDING: Mr. Conners, coach; N. Stiles, pres. SEATED: C. Morris, J. Lippincott, P. Paul, R. Patterson. G. Dickens, A. Jordan, J. Barschi, K. Kreidler. MISSING: J. Welch, A. Dodge. J. Stamler, S. Stone, C. Steuemagel. 44 Compliments of PRINCETON NURSERIES Princeton New Jersey Patrons Mr. and Mrs. E. Bauhof Deck’s Hardware Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nagel Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mowen Mr. and Mrs. W. E. 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Casler Ambler Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maymi Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson Mr. and Mrs. George Hensler Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Kreidler Mr. James J. Notaris THE WHITE HORSE STORE Riding Apparel Newtown Square, Pa. Mailing Address R.D. No. 1 Newtown Square, Pa. ALBERT RITCHIE, Prop. Phone:VAndykc 2-0531 F. D. HARTZEL’S SONS CO. Fuel Oil, Coal, Feed Seeds and Fertilizer Park Avenue Chalfont, Pcnna. Compliments SELAS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Dreshcr, Pennsylvania Heat and Fluid Processing Engineers OLD COMFORT CO., INC. Butler Pike Plymouth Meeting Pennsylvania W. BERNARD KESLER BRO. “Florists” for the particular since 1927 TU 4-3109 115 Tennis Ave. TU 4-2424 North Hills, Pa. Office Furniture Office Supplies BRANDENBURG’S commercial stationers AMBLER, PA. MI 6-7070 Best Wishes and Success To the Class of 1962 DUMONT REALTY WAYNE, NEW JERSEY REGAN’S QUALITY SHOES 111-113 E. Butler Ave. Ambler, Penna. 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