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E x F L v 1 is :Si EE E 5 a B QE was ss wma THE 1961 ENDYMIO vp Glo Eb efixwmlllklzii, '23 4 QRWXYIVIIIIHWXQ .H Thlel College GTCGHVIIIQ, Pennsylvanla Edltorlal Board Rlll Elhs Ed1tO1 S111 W11te1s Assocnte Ed1t01 WV1l111m Geoxffe Lwyout Ed1to1 R1Ch'11d S10 111 PhOtOg1 f1phe1 LllC11lCl'1 AQhb1u5h PhOtOg1'lP11V EC11tO1 Lynn NICLGI L1te111V Ed1to1 Comma Reumug SpO1tS EC-IIOI Times h'ICC1111l11lS Busmess 511111061 NI i1fh'1 Sclumdt Sec1eta1y XI1 D'1VlC1 NClg11lJOlI1 AC.lX1b01 1 ss 0 00 fcikssi 'iq' 5 V .V'An.v.r:c MUND1 , v A A 2.2 in 9 E 1-.3 C H -1 1 'iz Z .k .ja '7 i' A li' , X o Q- 0 Q . 9 1Vb,A.D-1 , O 9 I I .-E ., . Q 21 2 '.', S lc ' ' . .1 .C , C . . ' c ' 2 , lc ' ' 1 .. c 7 , 'c' J . ' . , 7 . .LL . Q .A . , . '4 . . .L . I c , l lc cc ' LH' C ' , ' ' 1' .. I ' g' .7 ,'. . Dedication Robert S. Bryan Ph.D. 2. 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C 'A 2 2 A 2 2 2 ' ' 1 1 2 I ' ' . 2 ' ' . .l '1 ' - .' L 2 . . , I J . , .A '. , 2. ' ' 2 . '. ' 2 2 2' ' ' ' ' . . ' 2 2 2 ' . . 2 . , 1' -, ' ' '2. - ' ' ' 2 ' 2 c c A ' c c ' 'c ' 'V' ' , ' . 'e 1 1 ' ' . , 1 2 ' '1 'J 2 J 2. ' ' - 7, 2 . . -, ' . ' K I . , V 1 ' . C '- ate professor. His 1'ep11t21ti011 as L1 professor and 21 f1'ie11c1 has VV011 for 111.111 the . ' I J ' . , '- . S ., . .D ' . C '2' '2 A 1 ' 2 2. , 2 A ' .' '1 '15 ' 2 ' 2 . ' 2 ' A - 2 ' 2 2 - 2' ' '12 J ' 2 2' .1 2 ' 1 '. '2 - ' .M 1 2 ', '. ' 2 , 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' . 2 - ' ' . '12 2 ' ' 2 12 ' A ' 2 '. 7 . 2 '11 2 1 1 ' ' A ' ' - ' 2 2 2 2 2 2 ,' Qi' 7 2 f 3 2 2 7' 2 1. 2 'O Foreword The Endymion is meant to be more than just a hundred and forty-four pages of paper bound together within a fancy cover, it is meant to be the frame- work on which to hang your memories of the four years spent at Thiel College. The staff realizes that a book cannot equal the breadth and depth of the personal impressions gleaned by you, the individual student, It is not a living thing and it can only reflect your sentiments. However, if some day in the near or distant future you pick up your copy of the Endymion and chance upon a photograph which recalls a cherished moment, then your college yearbook will be a success. This publication does not attempt to be all encompassing, it is merely a compro- mise rather limited in its scope. After you have graduated you may return to Thiel for a visit, but it will never again be the same. The moment that you receive your diploma, you know that a door has closed forever on one period of your life. As an undergraduate, you have already discerned change taking place. You have witnessed the con- struction of new buildings, you have observed the changes in the programs of study and even in the overall attitude of the students. Yet, despite this lack of permanence, you will always see Thiel as you knew it. You may not recognize the campus in the future, but the Enclymion staffs endeavor to capture this year in words and pictures will remain immutable. This is a chronicle more for the sentimental future than for the critical present. Specific instances are pleasant to remember, but they will serve the purpose of enriching your general impression of a wonderful experience. Besides the academic aspects of college life, the Endymion presents the organizations which supplement and enrich the curriculum oHered the student. From the all- encompassing activities of the Student Union to the informal discussions of the Lenten study groups, these organizations form the nucleus of student strength and cooperation. You alone have been the life blood of these activities, they could not exist without your interest and assistance. The various campus organi- zations are evidences of the student vitality and enthusiasm which strengthen Thiel and the alumnus pride in it. The important ingredient at any college is the individual, only he knows whether he will reach his peak through belonging to a group or through striking out on his own. However, the most important point of his college experience is that he does reach that peak. As you peruse this yearbook and recollect your college years, you are the only person who knows whether or not you have reached that peak. You have shared many wonderful moments with professors and with other students, and it is what you have put into your four years at Thiel College that will make the efforts of the Endymion staff a success or a failure. The Editor 4 Faculty and Administration Pages 6 - 35 Classes Pages 36 - 65 Campus Life Pages 66 - 133 Advertising Pages 134 - 144 .f xx xxxx xx xxx Mm xxx Bs Summa xx xx xx xxxx xxxx ,xx dm Exw- Vx , x xx Wxxgxxxxngmggxxxxxx 5 .SQEBWSHS Qin xx xx xxx W ,Q-xx? H 'gmxxxmggiw xM xx- xixixv Jtgfgxxxw 5 5,5 NYQUWSQ Q xxxx x-5: MHEQm B3 In WMQEZWE Exlr axfxzxlei xi ET xxxx M- .xxxx M M x H Elgxgxxjxxxg-xx EKJM Wgx nj, kfmxxxwgxxxz-ixgnwgx gf xxgxxxxwxfg ,Mx ,xx ,M x M ,ME .xxhxxw M M - , xx xxx W iifxxxxxxxx gsm xxvmx W . xx H . xxxx EE W x 515 3:?Txxx5fEgK EEN 533mxxxgM,iP'5H gk Mggxpxg ww Mm xxx EEWEHE QMZQ gzggm Qmzxg gy? xxg E Qizx E xxxx. xxwx Hbmklhf SSH Qin Q miami .xx Q xx lk ' E EB I Om 'E Him mx xxx H xx xxm E ggxx xxxx xx BET SSB xx -N x in xxwx x xx H xxx x xx ggm xx xx BBE S8 1:2 xx in x H xxx H xx xxmx x Bs xxx mx xxx xnxx xxgmxx xx xxxx SEEKS H S x Q52 Egmwg Q25 Q 55 was xx Q ggmm xxm ggmxxx Ex x -Am SSW 'A S8 EW .wxxmi 5 M '-fmsg EM m m QZQMEQV SSW Mau- W M? 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'K xx xxx: wxxm -xxx M xx Y H xxsMxx,x xx- xxxx H - xx xx- MM xx x ,M MM xx 5, xx- .E. x-x T551-1 V ,U -xx x-x E ix w , QW: wig :QQE-H55 S Ma E xxxvg 'xg MMRSW. mm xxx -xx xxx xxx xxxx mn -U MM: 'Q xx -xx xx xx xx xxxx xx xx . x- xxx E . .Hg Ee gina xxxx 2 xx -m- E xx xx .x :H fx x x xx xx - xx U xx . x Exx- x xx xx xx x xx, xxw xx' ,xx xx-x Mx W . x-xx M - lg xxx xx fx-xx -x x. xx x xx J xx x xxx '-x. xx . -'B xx xxx. ,,xx ,. M M x M M Wuxi H ii 'Xxx K xx: Q xx M -x 'Y xr. ' . MT x...,.M,,3 Hx. - 'N xxxx -Hr LW iw xx M x M. 0 SWLGMMMQ xl ffwww, Emxxi Egg!!-Enix E in-1 lg- xxg---figs x. if K-mi' 4 Bin Hxx-x wmx-x H -5- miaw-E Sf xx- gBf'gsm7m' E xx wx xxx Wm xx H- k mn xxxx E xx xx Hx xxxx xxxx xxxx E G10 V 1, Qmwfzm iii b A13 9 rf: gov ECCLEQ' -iq, 50 K' 'P fi' 0 LNHWW . H 5 fl gi fu 3, 5 .k .Y -, - ,- i .k . i' .- . . ,Q Facult and dministration President Chauncey G. Bly MD., Ph.D. 8 In its history Thiel College has been extremely fortunate in the caliber of Christian men who have come forth to lead the institution. The office of the president has become a symbol of the college's highest ideals, standards, and goals, he represents the college to the community at large and his long-range plans, his foresight, his ideals and his personal life not only influence directly the life of the college, but also determine the effect the college will have in the widening circles of its program. Thus it is with a great deal of anticipation and optimism that the Thiel community looks forward to the presidency of Dr. Chauncy C. Bly, a man whose accomplishments and abilities, which recommend him for this position, are exceptional. A relatively young man, Dr. Bly was born in Hanon Province, China, Where his parents were serving as missionary teachers. ln 1927, the Blys moved to Northfield, Minnesota, where Dr. Bly was graduated from high school, following his graduation he attended St. Olaf College, from which he was graduated with honors in 1941. Since that time Dr. Bly has furthered his education by earning his Master of Science and Doctor of Medicine degrees at the University of Rochester, by completing the requirements for his Ph.D. in experimental pathol- ogy and radiation biology, and by working towards the reception of a medical specialty certiicate from the American Board of Pathology. The presidentis field of interest led to his being appointed to several im- portant posts, such as graduate assistant at the University of Rochester, intern assistant in pathology at Strong Hope Memorial Hospital in Rochester, the Atomic Energy Commission Postdoctoral Fellow of the National Research Council in medicine at the University of Rochester, and one of the first American Cancer Society Scholars in cancer research. He has also held positions on the faculties of the Schools of Medicine of Rochester, Illinois, Kansas, and Duke Universities, where he not only taught but continued his research and wrote profusely. Dr. Bly's interest in his church assures Thiel of a dedicated Christian leader. ln addition to his numerous activities in his home congregations, he has served on the executive committee of the Central States Synod, the executive committee of the Lutheran Laymen's lvlovement, the Board of Foreign Missions, the Board of Lenoir Rhyne College, and the National Lutheran Council in the division of college and university work. Dr. Bly resigned his position at Bowman Cray School of Medicine at YVake Forest College in North Carolina to assume his duties at Thiel College in March. Under his excellent guidance, leadership, and infiuence Thiel, indeed, can look to the future with a great deal of enthusiasm and optimism. 9 Academic Dean Philip I. Mitterling Ph.D. 0 Pe1h'1ps 110 othel 11101111361 of tht 1d1111111st1at1o11 Comes 111 Contact w1th the 111d1v1d11f1l student 111o1e often th 111 the a.cade1n1c dean of the college O11 l11s Sl1OL11dL1S 11115 tl1e 1CiP0l1S1lD1l1tY oi Co11g1atul'1t111g and Cl11St1S11lg md most stu dents h'1ve bc,co111e acqu1111ted VV1tl1 0111 DL111 111 o11e O1 the 011161 of these con d1t1o11s H1s IS '111 1111130111111 job l1e Ib 1espo11s1ble 101 gllldlllg 1116 fxcadennc Wo1k of the college Ile must deal duectly VV1th the students usmff fo1es1gl1t 1uclU111o11t and above 111, tfmct 131111113 1 lVI1ttG1l11'1g l1'1Cl been 1t Tl11el f01 only one vefu when l1e was gwen the awesome t1sk of takmg o11 the dunes of 1ct111g P1es1de11t Th1s CC1t'11llly IS 1UCl1C3.11VL of tl1e 11111z111g 1b1hty 1nd leederslnp of ou1 de111 111 3.ClCl1t1011 to l11s 61111165 1s '1CaClC1111C dem D1 M1tte1h11g 111s shown the college 11111116 too IS 1 seholeu Befoxe COI11111g to Th1el D1 M1tte1l111g W1s a p1OfLSS01 ot l11sto1y 1t Hob ut 111d W1l111111 S1Tl1tl1 Colleges Geneva New Y01k 0111 Dean has also entoxod the Held 1s '1n '1Lltl101 w1th the p11b11c.'1t1o11 111 1959 of 111s Hlst book AlTlLl1C'l 111 the Antfuctlc to 1840 He 111s COl1t11bl1tLCl 1111111010115 book ICVILNVS to tl1e A111u'1cu1 H1sto11c'1l RCVICW and to Pem1sylv'1111'1 Hlstoly D1 M1tte1l1nU 1t the pmsent t1n1e IS co11'1bo1at111g 1n the p1ep11'1t1o11 of '1 sec l1on 011 Expansmn of EUIOQG E01 the Al'11L11C'1I'1 H1StO11C11 AhbOCl'1t1OI1 s Gulde to H1sto11c'1l L1ter'1tu1e to be pubhshod 111 1961 Tluel 1S p1o11d of the hot thqt D1 lNI1tte1h11g has bee11 ho11o1ed by belng selected 101 Whos Who 111 Al'1lLl1C1l1 Colleges 'Ind Unlversltles 'md fO1 the Duectoly of Ame11c,'1n Scholfxrs Tl1e1e can be no doubt of D1 M1tte1l1ngs 111Hue11cc 111 the 1c 1de1111c sphuc, of Th1el Although l1e h'1s been u11dc,1st111d1ng 1115 111515161166 upon h1gh '1c'1 ClG1'111C. sl1nd'11ds has benefited the student body t1e111e11do11sly It lb too efulv to glVC '1 l11StO1y of tl1e acco111phsh111c,11ts of a man wl1o h1s lust begun 111s WO1k but the students the 1d1111111st1f1t1o11 1nd 1116 fflculty pl'1ce theu complete f'11th 111 111 OL1tSt'1I'ld111g 1nd 1ble 111111 Thus Th1el looks fo1W'11d to the 111'11nte11'111ce of lllgll 1C1ClCl111C St1l'lCl211ClS to 1dv111ces 111 the 111ode1n1Zat1o11 of 1ts cu111cul11111 1nd to a g1ONV1Dg 1101101 1nd 1pp16C1'lt1011 of D1 M1tte1hng 11 ' C 1' 3 ' '32 1 l ' ' ,. ' V 1 A -1 .1 2 , . . I 1 1 .1- A. .C . l. .. : . - . t 1 . . . I ' N H . . c L , c 1 1 C .1 C . Ac . . , .- . L .z - .A . C 1, - .h . v . I . . . , D , D , 1. c . .. ' c i ' I' C- . , c , ,, C ' N . ' 'c A 2 c c Z c A ' c . ' c' c A 2 , '. J' 2 1' ' 1-I 4 A 1 I I n ' Ju. 4 c , , 4 1 . , . 1 c Q J Q ' 1 4 Q 1 . . . A - 1 c c c , , . - - .1-.1 1 C L C - 3 -C . u. . . - . A , 3 c 1. . - c . . . .. . . . A A 1. 4 4 4 . '. ' Cnc J 'A , Q c ' 'J c'c c ' V. 44 , . . ,Q I A 1. x . 1 Q. H N . . a . 1 Q c c 1 ' c c ' ' . . 6 L .' V ,. . .J - l ,i . A.. . .. .1 1. L L K . . W 'c c Q . . 1. 1 . . A t . J 3 n Y' C f , . c. A A' 2 , ' ' c L' '-, N-2 C. A V, . A 1 - I . c.' . i A . - . . A Q . .V . .L ,. 1 , , c 'c , c. c c ' A c 2 c c c c . ' ' c' 3 1 c k 1: Q ' ', c 1 ' 1 , c ' 'c 2 ' c '. ' . Board of Trustees First row Cleft to rightj: Mr. Osborne, Dr. Bly, Dr. Hodge, Dr. Harman, Mr. Keck, Miss Marple, Dr. Mitterling. Second row: Mr. Goehring, Mrs. Sawhill, Mrs. XVest, Mrs. Kearns, Mrs. Iuclcl, Rev. VVelther, Rev. Fackler. Third row: Mr. Markus, Mr. Shroads, Rev, Olson, Mr. Thorsteinson, Mr. Beiber. Fourth row: Rev. Reiner, Dr. Lucas, Dr. Dozer, Mr. Lang, Rev. Gerhard, Prev. Seiberling. Mr. Charles Thomas Assistant to the Dean Head Resident, Harter Hall 12 Chaplain Pastor Gibson is using one of the busiest 'phones on campus. College Pastor is the official title of the Reverend Mister Boyd Gibson. This title covers a multitude of duties. Primarily, he is responsi- ble for all chapel programs. He schedules all speakersg and if they are from out of town, greets them and sees that lodging is provided for them. He is the main link between the offi- cials of the Pittsburgh Synod and students en- tering into full time Christian service. In this capacity he provides information concerning the course offerings and requirements of the various seminaries and schools of the diaconate. He is also responsible for the special programs and services of Christian Emphasis WVeek and serves as an advisor to the Thiel Christian Fellowship. In short, Pastor Gibson is in charge of most of Thiel's religious activities and programs. In addition, he has the usual duties of any professor - classes and advisees - with their at- tendant need for preparation and paper work. Pastor Gibson is also an active member of the Greenville Ministerial Association and is in charge of providing chaplains for the Greenville Hospital. Dean of Women A wg ? .QV Dorothy I. Marple, DEAN OF WOMEN Dorothy I. Marple, as Dean of VVomen, had earned the distinction of being one of the busiest persons on the campus. After having received her B.A. degree from Ursinus College which is located in Collegeville, Pennsylvania, her M.A. from Syracuse University, and doing graduate Work at Duke University, she assumed the re- sponsibility of being Dean of VVomen at Thiel. She continued her studies at Union Theological Seminary and Columbia University. As Dean of Wonien she was concerned principally with administrative and counselling duties. The responsibility for all Womeifs resi- dence halls and the programs developed Within them was hers also. Along with Dean Stoeber, she had general charge of all student activities and advised the Student Union, Council, and Senate. She compiled the college social calendar, was secretary of Thiel Forum, acted as chairman of the Thiel Center Committee and the Council on Convocations and Special Occasions. Dean Marple acted as liason between the college and the American Association of University Women in addition to being advisor for all foreign stu- dents, WSCA, Cwens, Les Lauriers, and Pan- hellenic Council besides holding oflice in many community organizations. It Was With much regret that the Thiel Board of Trustees accepted Miss Marple's resig- nation of her post on April 27, 1961. Although We are happy to see her have the opportunity to continue her studies, her absence will be a great loss to the Thiel community. The Endymion would like on behalf of the student body to ex- te11d a most heartfelt thanks to Miss Dorothy Marple and send with her our wishes for a successful future. Dean of Men John B Stocbel DEAN OF MEN ohn Be1nl1a1d Stoebu Dean of Men hfts been lt Tlnel funcc 1995 when he became P10 fcsso1 of Pl'1VS1C21l EClLlC'll.101'l und D11CCtO1 incl Co1cl1 of At.hlet1cs P1101 to tlns he bu1ll fm hnnselt an 0lltSt3.l1Cl11lg tthletlc Caleel excellmg 111 football WV1CStl1l1g and tlack 13 well 'ts CO'ICl'lIlJ.1g duung lns college yefus 111 Spungield M 1SS lCl'lllSGttS Afte1 holdmg pos1t1ons 'ls tootbflll llne co'1cl1 'md l1e'1cl bftsketbnll coftch P1ofesso1 StoelJe1 SC1VLd Qs l'lU1Cl footbftll co1ch to1 73 vc us Coqch Stocbe1 not only coflched some ot Tlnels Hnest tooth 1ll tefims but also lL1'l111S tI'1Ck swllnmmg boxmg NV1CSlIl1l'lg soccel and cross countly Smce 1947 he has been Tlnels DC111 ot Men Lfugely 1CbpO1lS1lJlC fm the development of the G166HV1llC phys1c1l CClLlC1t1OD P1Og1 llTl he estabhshed tluee pl'1yg1ounds and fmcled as P1651 dent of the G1CC1lV1ll6 Reclefttlon ASSOC1'Itl011 fO1 thnty two yeeus Coach Stocbe1 1S fllso ac t1ve C1V1C1llV 1n such tlnngs 'ls the Rotuy 'md the G1CG11V1llC School Board Hls '1W'1rcls fO1 Ol1tSf3.UCl11'1Q SCIVICC to both college fund com 1T1L1H1tV lnclude the P1t'CSlJLl1gl1 T11 State Dappe1 D111 Awfud the N 1f10113.l Footb'1ll ASSOC1'1t10ll Snnll College Cofxch Awzud 'md the M111 of the Yefu Awfud fo1 CO1'I'l1T1L1H1l1V SLIVICC Not only 1s 1 coach O1 fxs Deftn ot Men his Defxn Stoebu contulnuted to the development of Tlnel but 1lso 'ls 1 member ot vauous com nnttees 111ClUClIDg the ACl1D1D1St1 '1t1ve Cabnlet Tlnel 1n'1V be pxoud to have 1 111111 so ded1c1ted and devoted as Dean Stoebe1 espccmlly the nmle students to whom he has shown 1 SIIICSIC 1nte1est 111 guldmg then college yefus , . - s I . . ,., , C .I C 7 C 4- - - A 2 . .l A .4 .' ' ' 1 L 5 4 l v' .1 1 1 .1 I1 A ' I - A c c c ' - C 1: . ' ' ', .' .f 2 C ll . C . . I . Z . l l X . 1 . A 4 1 .v C c - ' , . ' . ' - - ' - 1 7 C C g I C ' .' '. A F, . ' .' ' ' - .- . . c . c , J f- 1 .2 c . r c ' , ' c C ' r ' L c 4 c c ' , c 1 f. ' L c c c 1: , ' 1' ' c ' L' ' ' t 'U . 4 1 4 1 . ' 5 I 4 b 3 c c c e ...- c c c c - L. cc :s . .- JE . c A c ' c J ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' 1 -A - ' . 1 .' . L c , 1, , c 1 c ' -1 . . '. 'A . . . . . - . . . . . c , . 7 4 , , , , c . K . . 1 . 1 1 . 7. , , ' c c c r c . ' ', A C . , . r . C C X-. . 1 . . 1 4 . 1 1 . - . . . .. l . c c c , Q . 1- la dministrative Heads Joseph WVerlinich Director of Planning and Development Earl R. Mezoff Registrar and Director of Admissions V i f Stevan Werlinich Director of Food Services 16 William L. Osborne Treasurer and Comptroller Plannin and Development Seated Cleft to rightl: Miss Alene Rifer, Mrs, Charlotte Nicklin, Mrs. W. A. Sclnnicll, Miss Rachael Broncler, M1's. Eleanor Kilner, Standing: Mr. Robert R. Bowman, Mr. Tholnas WVest, Mr. David Neighlnour. dmissions and Registration Left to right: Richard Loester, Gertrude Miller, Lynn VVest, Shirley Eich, Dolores Hurl Nancy Brenner. 3 17 Kitchen The ladies in the kitchen pause for a moment. , Business Qffiee Mrs. Busch, Mrs. Bendou, Mrs. King, Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Simpson 18 Health E Mrs. Anne Thomas Mrs. Josephine Loutzenhiser Librar Seated Cleft to nightj: Mrs. Dolbeer, Mrs. Kepner. Standing: Mrs. Narbut, Mrs. Von Toal, Mrs. Bickel Elder. 19 Bookstore Mrs. Wenonah Reinig Mr. Thomas E. Bagnall Ella May Chusou VI ' - 3lIltCI'12lI1CC Maintenance Department and Ground Crew 20 A A Head Resident Mrs. Crofford Head Resident, Sawhill Hall ii Q H H A Q X m m ....... W em M We s 1 Q H M E W msmsw em, m,m W'5--W xv . I Mrs. Moody -5- -swim , MLW. FH X W 1 ' :.: :.: ' We W A?',gfe,'w'm?wjB ' 5254 A ' gfssgggsiwsg eggs' A E Q, H A EM? V A, E H . A ww he 5 Q W A . E w Mrs. Kirst Head Resident, Huntou Hall F U 7 W e .,.e.., - I E K xxx s:s ,, A . W a:s:s:s V W . W M m K W W ' W ' .,.,.,.,.,.,.,. M W X W ' M W ' ' W W , A ' m 4 W A, W e W e 2 W x W m m m - .:.:.:.:::::::::::: - f J ,t W -.V ,wuz m , Ng- .... 5 5555555555555 ,,: .. ..... L W M an E W m x x xiii W Mrs. Stewart LHHHLLL M 2 Head Resident, Hodge Hall Head Resident, Livingston Hall H57 Q fifii .wif Curriculum A ommittee Seated Cleft to rightl: Nancy Larson, Pastor Reese, Dr. johnson, Dr. McLaughlin, Bonnie Yonkers. Standing: Betty DeLong, Karen Benson. The Curriculum Study Committee was initi- ated last year upon approval of a recommenda- tion from President Irvin that the faculty con- duct an evaluation of Thiel,s education program during the 1960-61 academic year. The new recominendations brought in by the faculty- study committee, upon formal approval from the entire faculty of the college, should be put into effect as part of the new curriculum for 1962- 1963 According to plan, the study should ex- tend over a two year period-the iirst year be- ing devoted to study and the second to discussion of the committees report. A faculty committee composed of Doctor Roy H. Iohnson, chairman, Professor George C. Reese, Professor Emeritus Henry McLaughlin, and Doctor Philip Mitterling was appointed to head the study. .Mr. Joseph Werlinich and Mr. Earl Mezoff were made consultants. A sub- committee was also elected composed of two representatives each from the Science, Humani- ties, and Social Science divisions. Active student participation was felt to be necessary, therefore, six student leaders were appointed to serve as consultants to the com- mittee. They are: Karen Benson, Nancy Larson, Betty DeLong, Bonnie Yonkers, Jim Dingfelder, Howard Smith. To supplement the committee findings questionnaires were circulated among the students and alumni. As a final result of the curriculum study, students at Thiel will undoubtedly see a re- alignment of departments and requirements, the creation of new interdepartmental major fields, and the elimination of cooperative and special programs as well as changes in the college calendar. Robert M. Davies Pl'L.D. Arthur Beer M .A. l Humanities Lzulsdon H. Bowen Evelyn Baer Ph.D. 23 M .A. Gordon Carlson B1 .DL Robert S. Bryan Pl1.D. V asile Calesi Margaret Duff M.A. M.Litt. Martin L, Dolbcer D.D. 24 Boyd Gibson M .A. V. Spencer Coodreds M .A. Richard Hayes M.A. Ernest Heissenbuttel A-LA. Siegfried Meurer Agnes Miller DLA. Eugene Miller Ph.D. George C. Reese M .A. Robert E. Restemyer M .M . Fred K. Scheibe P71.D. Ralph S. Welmer M .A. Paul Von Lilienfeld-Toal Ph.D. 27 Father Starrett B .D. Science VV alter I-I. Puterbaugh Plz..D. Edward G. Billiugham, Ir. Ph.D. Thomas I. Brazelton M. S , Bela G. Kolossvary P71 .D. WViHiam A. Rogers Ph.D. John B. Stahl P71.D. Gcorgianne Stury PhD. Clarence I-I. Vanselow Ph.D. Clyde A. Coodrum Ph.D. X Kenneth G. VV ood P7z.D. QE? Nelson P. Yeardley Plz.D. Social cience Theodore C. Scheifele M.S. Roy D. Adkins, Ir. James Chadwick MA. M,L'itt. Mary A. Cook Morgan R. Ewing M.A. 31 M.A. Myron VV. Randall John Joseph j.D. George P. Schmidt Ph.D. Alfred N. Hull D1 .A. 8:2 Ph.D. Roy H. johnson Ph.D. Education George McCormick Ph.D. H. G. Gcbert Pl1,.D. 33 Mildred CriIHth Bl .A. Joseph DiFeb0 M .Ed. I Gail Lunclgren BLECZ. Isabella McClure Charles Manes B .S . M.Ed. John Stoeber M.A. S4 Eleanor Schumann M . S . Professors Emeritus Ella Grace Hunton Henry M. McLaughlm Frank L. Stewart L,H.D. PILD. PILD. Dr. Stary receives the first copy of the 1960 Enrlymion from editor Robert Irlartnmu. The new members ofthe faculty and aclministration Q Q,- Y , 1. DEQ B E H H ' S8 S8 B B 'E as I ' , 1 K ' E ,Q . :Q , , QP A ' B. . . . ' .' J Agn' A A - - . ,fl 7 . 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Anderson Daniel Ackerman Vice President History Donald Allen Physics Sally J. Andrews Class of f Marie Bindrim Secretary Economics A Jeannette Amick Elenlentavy Efl'llCllf'f0ll 1 Iames Annour Economics Physical Therapy Physical The-mpy 38 1961 Daniel P. Beals Psychology Mary L. Bishop Medical Technology Elsie J. Bronson Biology Patricia Beckman Kay BGIHCICI' Elenrentclrg Education Evlglwll Edward W. Bowers Betty L- Bowman Secondary Education David Brown Charles E.. Burlingame Economics Philosophy 39 Elementary Eclucation- Georgia V. Calesi Business Eclucntio-n Kristin A. Coleman Elemc11ta1'y Eclucation Mary Crissman E Ieznenmry Education i B Clare M. Clark B usin ess Aflmi nistmtion Sally A. Condie H i .s'i'c'ry Barbara J. Curley Elemc'ntm'y Educcrticm 40 Class of Karen L. Coleman French Phyllis J. Coy E Icmentary Education. Dian Darby Physical Therapy 961 Anthony Davelli Roger Decort Physical Therapy Economics James R. Dingfelcler Riclmrcl G. Dickinson - Social Science B'0Z0gU Carol A. Fabian Elcnrentary Education Biology Arlene F. Flowers 41 Betty DeLong Ch emistry Janet L. Drew Business Eclucation Charles C. Fording Business ACl171f'I1lSf1'C7'f'f011 William I-I. Freeman Clzemisiry Joseph P, Genovesi Garmrm- C. David Criffard Psychology Dorothy L. Fry English Jacqueline Christ Elemen'tu1'y Education Roger B. Griffith Biology 42 Class of Robert M. Gauss Business ACl771i1lfSf1'!l'tfOI1 Robert Graff Psychology Charles Hartbauer History 1961 Robert J. Hartman English Elizabeth A. Hill Elementmy Eclucatizm Lana R. Huey Clwmistrlf William C. Heider Chemistry Carol A. Hillis Elementary Ecluccztion Charlotte L. Hering Biology Robert C. Houck Business ACZ171f'I'li.S'fTlltl0l'L Sanford M. Ianow History 43 Marilyn L. Iohnston Elementary Education Warren S. Karshin History he George E. Keck History Paul F. Kokenda History Kenneth Laber History Anthony R. Krozely History Dennis I. Learn History 44 Class of Iean A. Kolilhaas Physical Therapy Veronica Kuminkowski Biology Sally Lovell Physical Therapy 1961 Patricia L. Maedel. Russel W. Marburger Social Science Psychology Billie I. Mercante Iohn B. Mershon Chemistry Chemistry Lois A. Miller William A. Miller Physical Therapy Secondary Education 45 Donna M. Maykovich English Evelyn C. Miller English Arnold R. Moon Economics Letha M. Morton Carolyn A. Moore I-Iigfm-y Business E cluoation james R. McClimans Elementary Ecl-ucation iw . James McClure Education m,,MMKMWW --K f AL M, ,.A.. 1 ,. flaw .,.. z ' W? .gzyfbif 5 .fi 3 ,mg-ig' ff : .X il, .if ' 'H ' 13'-::.fQ:i.' 1f2i5Q .4 1 x A:,,:L:4eH ,E 'fffeifisf Mm., .,., 'f ?i:iQE5p5,:fi: is i :s.5:g:ag::asz ggiifiw f N? ,FQ www? ,. ,mam .w s i,,c,W,m, , .... ,.. m mm, 1-W ,ivfffm W Q: 1-2 - .ie 3E:EEI:E:5::?E:E5E:EZEr1?w' -'swf'-5 ....1. ..,.:l E ,, . if-fg,L5.5,J2:,5f Jwfwi' , g mif, H -,', Q, ,Q,q,:,QaQ,v,e,,Q, ....,. MQ. ,L ifffjmi' , 122 ' ::2lTiig5,? fx 'iifii-I.:Z:'- ' .. 4555321414233-df ..-. : an :.f,zv+s: ' 'E 5 z:1?f5::.:.::1-1 . 551 fl - v Wayne McWilliams History Clyde A. McGee History 46 Class of Kenneth D. Mowl Business Arlministration Michael I. McCarvey History Carolyn A. Neil Elementary Education 1961 C8101 Nelthercoat M athematzcs George Pek1ch Mary Joanna Plavcan Elementaly Educatzon NIICIIZIC-21 Palamm '1 'Secondary Eduwtmn Lmda I Pu oth George Rasmussen F11-S'f01 y v . 1 I - 4 'G V I 4 . , V' H x . ,. . ' V S gggnflm-U Edugafign, , Elementary Education 1 . , , 47 Class of lm. . . , - f ' 2 .gg-'c-' :g,..-aw .Zh --'- A fi-, r f 'zzz c fm 'XXM Q 2? - f .1 ' .. f f : I E Linda M- Reed William J. Reinhart Connie L. Reuning Social Science Physics M alhenz ut-ics Pauline V. Bickert Edward D. Bockhill Rebecca Rogers English S6C071Cll1'l'y Eclucat-ion Elementary Education Lynann Rudert Thomas G. Saylor Thomas M. Schaeffer History Economics Economics 48 1961 Robert C. Schlotter German. Alan C. Skeddle Biology I Judith A. Snyder Social Science Martha J. Schmidt Business Education Richard Sloan Mathematics Lindley Sorber B u.s'iness ACl77l1:11iSt'7'C1t'i0l1 49 5 E lemon tary Edu Harry Siegman f cation fmw55fgg5g5555555WH15f5r 21a55fMf5fffEJZf2 5 5553555-53 If ..... - .523.5i. -5.5:-5:-5 , , , ' W N -G , . ...,. 5 . -555555 5555554.5- . 5 -5-5555 5 . . ,g 'ff 5525.55 ' .5.5.5.5.5.5.5... -, 555 .5 ...:.. -'-f 1, .,, .,, ,..5 AFM wo N 5.35:-5 Iii' f3fY1f3E3Qi53i'i . ,Q :S 1215575-f'zz 5155 - 'A'+ '1lIk.5.5E5E5 - .. 5 5.5 df:4'.5-vioxx A - - -.Q .5.5555555.5. 5 . 157' nz '55555555:55 A -55 5. .5 -555.5.5.5.5.5.5.5. .' . ...K 5 .. W f. - g.,, .k,1,l, , 'Fr-:5:: 5'5'.52?5 , E .TfWJ..'f.. P' F ,5,5,:.5..55' g:..,,.5 -5-55555 ,K 5 ,,,, ffm : 5.35: .... Li.. 55555 5555-:,,tx... 5 5'-111-1. s ' 5 fiiliilffi?-5 5 5 f A gllffgmwt ily? figs fb .J fig!! 5 .', 5555 5 Er ' :':' 1, 25... ...H .5.f,. .. . 5 5.5 ff M 5 UE If ' 5 W5 ii F35 55' 5 515 4 fe 55 ' 55 J: E ' gggsilfii 5-Qsgiwi 5 . ' M' K 5 5 -55355 5,2 .S 55 ,, 555,55 - 3.5. .,,,, 5 uw ww TW : .lmiiiifi 5E':'ijm 5555 xWV,- ......., ,gg . ..,. 52:i i ,..l!,!,51w1.QvQig 3225 gggg5W4.5f5.555f -I 'JJ ' K , il 555. '95 E553-I 5 ,,. 5555555555555 x A 5 - -1555 -5 -55.5.5.5-5':5-5 1 5 - 3 f. j?:5:i5 555553 s wiiw: Q 3 451, if 1 , T .,.. Q , ' . ex 5.5.5. T--5-. 5 w xv ,.,. 5 .,5:,.,5,.7, is SQ 5 3 h ..... 53 E 5-4' Lirwea Sm S panis h ii h Elroy A. Sprauve S ymnish James M. Stauff English Carolyn A. Stineman Biology Class of Edward A. Steffee john W. Stevenson Economics History Martha E. Stoyer Frank M. Stmtiff Biology Economics John M. Stuard Betly Swearingen Vaughfl TYIYIOY English Secondary Eflucatio-n SOCIOZOQU 50 BCVCIIY M Tltus S eaonclaz ll Educatmn Brcnda H Whlte E n gl: sh baxa K Toy Elementary BZZIICIIUOII Mary E Uncapher Elementary Educatron Robert T Wxlson Englzsh Bonmc L Youkels EI617101'ltl1?ll EKIIILUHOH 51 Terry L Wxlson .Socml Sczence A fm -L -L X, FSS E:E:E:E:E:5 ' : M ,L 3 1 9 ' V: M 5 nw I ' , Bar ' . - I ,' 4 V f 1 v .' EE Vw 5 X S 9 , Sings f ,, -' wi X V X if f z gk? 4 .Mg ' A M x ' , ' . . I I 1 ' . Class r Willard Heups P1'esicle'nt Sbaf'?fISff1?it13 Carol Schau David McConahy me 'UW en' Secretary Tl'C!lS'lll'Gl' Nancy Lee Allshouse Judy Baisler Dnnald Anderson Lylg Anderson Roberta Anderson Clyde Baker J. Paul Bulas Suzanne Baldauff 52 ffl h'lLllftl'lLWV Bifllllll Bgvg-:fly Bligtun Joanne Holes VVilliaun Bru ggcm an Judith Ann Bushman Elsa Calclcrwood WE Merle Charles Susan E. Churchielcl Robert Clark Carlin Ann Collins Nancy Cunnncrick Janice Cunningham 53 Class .,w m Karen Davies m Zfzxzxzk . sm Donald Deunlmrdt Mugdaline Dozer my Rita Ellis Dorothy Ermacoff Richard Fink Jghn M, Foulk iiQyI11Er2m,g : Wi - , ....... K , af x All 5- will-. ,2141 ,l:saQ .- iff Els-,nszl 'fff'315a2 ' ,ggrssfflwggiiiiffr. Q f i v v 4 U gm ,,,.,.,,. ,... ima., :E W .Vsffw l l l VTE ,- i ll lf l' -'-'- ff Ma gmmug 2 - 3 : l M Wx - .3 Marla Freshcorn Norma Freyermutl1 NVilliam George Barbara Gorton 54 Sally GrifHth D01-is Gumllm- Sandie Habcnnan Vviuiam Haugh Calrolyn I-IMS Alam Heineman Nancy Judge Lawrence Knapp 55 Ronald Hu ch Marilyn Jones 9 ip Wf . E 253-MW H' .fsffl5f.WiW55? 6412--:Ei W ' ' V ' W-a ff ? :fr b '11-,-.:2a::2-'53, 'T' - - j - -' , 'j-32555, v,r..':::,,.l'--'-5::,, gg - ' ,W 5 NZ it ruth' ,,. X k if gg if ww, wi -'H xx W xx 1 EW? ,. ii , .,,., 1. .1 'vig'- W x my Mme ' ' fl if EL-:-:IZA ,A::::::::-:- ,x K W , , Qw?'f's'uW Wli ..... W' 3!2f'-ff .,.,, , 2 I Q ...... a Lynn Knox Paul Lekander Class Robert Mahan VV. Hubert Mitcbeltrue Philip Namy Allen Mclntosll Barbara Musgrave Kathleen McNay D. Lucille Moyer Judy K. Nelson l Richard Ocker Ellen Olnnan Edith L. Olsen Carl 015011 5:4 Trudie Palmer C. Vern Parker VValter Parker P21111 S- Pufobcck Harriet Patrias Joyce Paulson WB W Hoy Pensenstacllcr Constance Peruzzy Jacqueline Pfaff 57 Elizabeth Plumer Miles Ranck Class Roland V. Ruliam Katheiyn Rockey Ruth A. ROl1ll1 Berwyn H. Russell Elizabeth Sanderson Thomas Sayers Don 11d Sl,llXVL11lf,1l1lJlJ61 Anna Sellers William Shaw Christopher Shinkman 58 Jeanne Sieber David Sisson Bruce Smith Linda Smith Brigitte Smoroclsky Bonnie Stevenson Fred Stoebm. Janice Stoll james Stough Phillip Stutzman Phillip Stuyvesant Barbara A. Taylor Robert E. Thomas 59 Class of 1962 5 Q Jerry L. Thornton John XV. Titus Edith L. Webstei' Leslie Toy Dennis Weber Kenneth XV. W'eige1 Lois D. VVe Her Raymond Wick .,:,..:,:. ,, ,ji eg.,:g.,.:1.252 ' ..., ., . :ii LE.-.2 Nancy VVing Anna VVoh1in . s:a:a: 35: ., 1:5-if: ',.. mf-:I mmm' . ,, ,. , E f . i 1 2 zl1Q52f4'Fl ki 'J E 6 mfxflilii 3 Qisfilm E M QQ Liam 5 si. 1 A if NS r i 5 55 1' Y.. .... ,.... . Lligglq , , :Emi ..,.,.,.,.,., .,.,. ' fd Q 5 :2-:.-5.- sae .-. .. ,. ,.f Z.ea:a fx X 5 .,. X' E555 , z' -,:::::::::::assa:a:a:a:, . fv7 ' h I is 25' 3 . Kgs ., . . t. :.:.a.5iE1,,, E' 5 1 5 ' AY K ijgi ' KZFA W fffv 352 ' fs i 5 ,iv Alf f ,, 4 . Q Ek , Ami 'I 4 J QAWJ , i W' George Zac , :rg ,.,. key Kathryn Zundel I 1 Two Year Secretarlals B11 b 11 1 G1CSS11G1 C'l101y1'1 Hawley Cindy Keller Ian K19t1C1 G1 Molly WVoh1son I - ? 1 Ye , Patricia, Dague Elaine Facklcr Linda Fox W iam 3 ' 1 ! . A . ' 1 'z .7 ' . ' . Charles Baker Robert Baker Karen Benson Iudy Bezuska Marcia Clark P. Scott Douglas Douglas Fairfax Samuel Ietfries Charles Kuhn Helen Kulusich James McHugh SENIORS NOT PICTURED Fred DeWeese 'VVal.dron Duncan Donald Freshcorn Robert Cilbert Mikus Crinbergs Charles Hanson Marion Mospan Linn Wayne McVVilliams David Miller Clyde Moffett VVilli,a1n Ross Audrey Cianc tti Snyder u Ronald Swab Barry Towers Iohn Turnbull IUNIORS NOT PICTURED 62 Cary McQuone VVillia1n Mercer Larry Miller Ann Moreland Indy Myers Cordon Naughton Donald Rossetti Terry Schaeffer Linda Snow john West Matthew Yunaska Class Officers Sophomores Left to right: Glenn Sass, trensurerg Judy MacDonald, secretaryg Bill Hauser, prcsidentg Walt Willialiiison, vice- V president. Freshman Left to right: Michael Angell, ireasurerg Jay Brecken- ridge, prcsiclentg Georgia Van Inwegen, secretnryg Bill Saunders, vice-president. 63 ophomores Row 1 fleft to rightl: X'Vilhelm, Troy, Olzsweski, Enlow, Levin, Piper, Pietsch, Hummer, Holl, Weissbaker, Loos, Hawk. Bow 2: Spear, Nickel, Dinsmore, Hite, Bush, Eiclc, Schuck, Druschel, Daugherty, Day, Hinners Ashbaugh, VVa1ters, YVaugaman, Osborne. Row 8: Naeglen, Linsenmayer, Davis, Christenson, Harrison, Tap: pen, Shelton, Neal, Utensute, Tinnes, Miller, Baird, Remser. Row 4: Packard, Stuyvesant, Urich, Sampieri, Caruthers, Faulk, Eglet, Smith, Bc-ighey, Sturgeon, Brownlee, Arnal, Maclura, Matthews, Lasalle, Bowman. Row 1 Qleft to rightlz Magenau, VVay, Badock, Merkle, Linclh, X'Vllli2ll11S, Grassel, David, Brunella, MacDonald Larson, Young. Row 2: Sass, Shannon, Cumeriek, Arner, Francis, Fackler, Bertolussi, Schulz, Mott, Gilson Mayr, Ketchum, WValter, Norcross, Hamer. Row 3: YVilliamson, Naeglen, Davis, Miller, Vansel, Shelton, Tinncs Miller, Baircl,'Patterson, Reed, Schrocler, james, Koehler, Farremond, johnson. Row 4: Deanharclt, Daugherty Beighiyi Smith, Berman, Seckar, Noble, Hauser, Funk, Arnal, Barna, Brown, Dias, Andrews, Cox, Fabian Ranc o p 1. 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Cwens Cvvens is the sophomore vvomenis honorary on Thiel's campus. It gives recognition to those students who have been outstanding in scholarship and service to the col- lege during their freshman year. A local sophomore honorary, Cynelic, was initiated into the National Society of Cvvens in 1958 and became the Rho chapter. The colors are crimson and silver. The insignia is a small gold pin consisting of a crown and scepter. Cwens is a service honorary. Its service projects this year included helping freshmen Women move into the dormitories, offering tutoring services to the fresh- men vvomen, acting as ushers for assemblies, serving as aides for teas, and conducting tours of the college for prospective students. The Rho Cvvens earned money this year by baking birthday cakes, sponsoring an informal dance, selling boutonnieres at the Christmas Dinner-Dance, and having a booth at the Spring Carnival. An address by Professor I-Ieisenbuttel on the play I.B.v and a tea for alumnae Cwens highlighted the cultural program. The oiiicers are: Karen Shannon, president, Sandra Reigleman, vice president: Pat Daugherty, secretary, Lynn Nichol, treasurer. Miss Marple is the advisor. GS janet Heron and Betty Francis bak- ing a birthday cake for some lucky freshman girl. Seated Cleft to rightlz Marty Schmidt, Marilyn Johnston, president, Letha Morton. Standing: Sue Stineman, Bonnie Yonkers, Jacqueline Christ, Linda Piroth. Not pictured: Betty De-Long. President Mari Johnston pins a rose, the flower of the honorary, on new member, Sue Stinemzm. Les Lauriers Les Lauriers is a senior Womeifs honorary. It gives recognition to women who have shown outstanding leadership on campus and en- courages women students to strive for excellence in administration and participation in student affairs. Requirements for membership in Les Lau- riers are an overall 9.0 average and a specified number of points from activities in the following lields: honoraries, student government, social, religious, athletic, and class activities, and fine arts. The number of actives is from 10 - 20 per cent of the class and elections are held each semester. The activities of Les Lauriers include vari- ous cultural projects, senior Womens banquets, and providing help for the faculty members of Thiel College. It is the present goal of this organization to affiliate with a national honorary having the same ideals. Mengs Honorar Row 1 Cleft to rightl: Paul Kokenda, Roger DeCort, J. Paul Balas, Bill Reinhart, Jim Ding- felder, Iohn Foulk. Row 2: Mr. Hayes, VVillard Hcaps, Frank Stratitlf, Howard Smith, Dr. Yeardley, Dean Stober. At a special convocation honoring the Right Reverend Otto Dibelius in November, the an- nouncement was made that Thiel College Was to have for the first time an Honorary and Leader- ship Society for Men. This organization which will soon become associated With the honorary Omicron Delta Kappa, Was the result of a recognition of the growing need for a men's ser- vice and leadership society comparable to the Women students' Cvvens and Les Lauriers. At the announcement of the society eleven men students were elected. These men were chosen from the men students at Thiel for their service and leadership to the college and student body. The students in order to achieve this honor had to be of junior or senior standing and rank in the upper 35 per cent in scholarship among men students, the membership is limited to three per cent of the total number of male students. Also the students had to have attained distinction in at least one of the following divisions of student leadership: scholarship, athletics, student gov- ernment, publications, and speech, music or drama. As can be plainly seen, the students elected represent a variety of interests and have in some way contributed as leaders in some area of college life. The activities of this new honorary will re- late to the objectives of Omicron Delta Kappa. The college as a Whole Welcomes this much needed organization and Wishes it success in its worthy endeavors. i I 14 SENIORS Seated fleft to riglitl: Bonnie Yonkers, Arlene Flowers, Sue Stineman, Letlia Morton. Stand- ing: Dun Ackerman, Betty DeLong, jim Dingfelcler. Not pictured: Frank Beclclick, Donna Muykovich, Howard Smith. hogs Who JUNIORS Left to right: Allan McIntosh, Rita Ellis, Suzanne Bzilduuif, Kathleen McNay, Barbara Taylor, Chris Shinkinan. 71 lpha Psi Omega Seated Cleft to rightj: Mr. Spencer Coodreds, advisor, Kathy McNay, Karen Benson, Sue Baldauff, Carol Schau, Cay Rittenhouse, Mr. Arthur Beer, advisor. Standing: jerry Thornton, Clyde McGee, James McClim:1ns, Linda Piroth, Edith Olson, Joanna Plavcan, Barry Ralph, Don Talbot, David Griffard. Delta Phi lpha Row 1 Cleft to rightl: Trudie Palmer, Brigitte Smoroclsky, Dr. Fred Scheibe, advisor, Mikus Gringsberg, Cindy Ashbaugh. Row 2: Judy Alexander, Barbara Gorton, Bill Hauser, Robert Graff, Paul Kobassa, Betty DeLong, Judy Bauman. 72 I r Beta Beta Beta Row 1 Cleft lo rightj: Carol Sue Edmiston, Dorothy Ermaooif, Doris Gunther, Elsie B1'onson, Barbara Taylor, Carolyn Hays. Row 2: Dr. Kcnncth XVood, advisor, Roger Griflith, Paul Lekandcr, Bob Reimold, Miles Ranck. Beta Beta Beta is an honorary society for students of the biological sciences. It has a three-fold purpose: stimulation of sound scholar- ship, dissemination of scientific knowledge, and promotion of biological research. Beta Beta Beta is the only active science honorary on the campus. Bios is the quarterly journal of the group. Regular meetings were held once a month, every third Wednesday. These meetings con- sisted of lectures, movies, research papers, or reports on projects. The membership is divided into two groups: the provisional member and the active member. To become a provisional member, a student must have completed at least 8 semester hours of biology and maintained an 8.00 or better average. To become an active me1nbe1', a student must be continuing his study of biology and have completed at least 10 semester hours of biology. An active member must maintain a B average in biology and an overall B campus average. The provisional members are usually taken into Beta Beta Beta after semesters, and at the same time, past pro- visional members are activated. Beta Beta Beta members take part in dis- cussion groups, banquets, and Held trips. It has become customary at the Beta Beta Betais an- nual Spring Banquet to serve turtle soup made from a turtle caught by the provisional mem- bers. The members also take an annual spring trip, this year to Canada. These trips last ap- proximately six days, and take place between the end of finals and graduation. The faculty advisors are Dr. Kenneth VVood and Dr. John Stahl. ltudent nion Officers James Dingfelcler President Barbara Taylor Secretary .Z ,::, -,..M., D ,,:,.,, , is , .... Q! ...... . , ,,.,,,,,. M x...., ..,.,.,.. . ,. 'iz' 5:1 12555: -:w:-'-- I.:::-E1- av --'-s :.f- , - - f '- ..,,,L .... ess: . - --:j.j::,:E2g-: 1, :U WH' f -1g:'::..g.. :I:-2::'- 1 -':I':. . 9 5 'iff'f 5f' ' Mmm .11 pea-.fcugedf y , Q,,iQ.fgz:,Az?.F:Qeq ggu5,:gJ,ggir?gz. ly gg. gf -53 E. A215 l5oZ.g'XfT2 13 ' ,g' QQ 'M m :V V 5 ,Q -.!- we I wr 31:-3.-, Y 42 :2-w w f' .... 4' X .V f- -' .fi , I :.:.,,3..,,-ms.ZW,,,, ,, r 1 I ,fi ,A -'-- ' qw-2 -'-- 2 2 Kiwi' -E .. ,--JP -'f iz . M 15 ':s- xx 3' 'I- -' 33 Eff GX ,sl 1 Christopher Shinknlan Judicial Board Chairman Kathleen McNay Treasurer Allen McIntosh Vice-President 74 Howard Smith Forum Chairman tudent Council Seated floft to rightl: BH1'lJZ11'21 Taylor, Chris Shinkinan, james Dingfeldcr, Allan McIntosh Howard Smith, Kathleen McNuy. Standing: Jay Breckenridge, Dick Dickinson, Bill Hauser tudent nion Iudicial Board Left to right: Lethu Morton, Richard Jacobson, Karen Shannon, Sandy Janow, Nancy Alls house, Fred Stoeher, Chris Shinkman, cliuirmun. 75 tudent Senate Row 1 fleft to rightl: Christine Brayshaw, Allan Mclntosh, presiding oificerg Marty Schmidt, Carolyn Stincman, clerk, Pete Lutton, Harriet Patrias. Row 2, Seated: NVilliam George, David Simboli, Kathleen McNay, Elsie Bronson, Chris Shinkman. Standing: Carolyn Noore, Larry Knapp, Don Talbott, Miles Ranck, Robert Gralf, Sanford Janow, james Dingfelder, Rita Ellis. Not pictured: Sally Younkin. At Thiel College, We students are very proud of the form of democracy that is evident on our campus. Set up similar to the national government, the Thiel Student Union consists of the Student Council - executive, Student Senate - legislative, and the Judicial Board - judicial. All students are members of the Student Union. The oflicers of the Student Union and their duties are as follows: The President presides over the Student Union and the Student Council and is an ex-officio member of Student Senate. He also appoints the student members of the student-faculty councils, and as a true repre- sentative of the students, he reports his plans for the coming year. The vice-president presides over the Student Senate, and when the president is absent, assumes his duties. The secretary of the Student Union and Council is an ex-officio member of the Senate. The judicial Board Chairman and the Social Chairman have many duties in addition to being members of the Senate. The Social Chairman prepares a social calendar for the term he is to be in office and then presents it to the Senate for approval. In addition to the Student Union officers, Senate membership is composed of a clerk and senators representing each social organization, each class, WSGA, TCF, dormitory presidents, Thielensian editor, students from the student- faculty councils, a male and female Independ- ent, and the Dean of WVomen and the Dean of Men as advisors. The Student Senate executes such duties as approving budgets, the Social Cal- endar, fund raising campaigns, and amendments to the Student Union Constitution as well as electing publication editors. W S G A EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Bowl lleft to ughtl S'1llV Condxo Judy Nelson Row? IIII11Lf P1t111s Indy Snyder Iudy Hunnner 10111111 Pl'1vc,u1 Bonnie Yonkers 1Jl'C91ClL1'lt ROWS lin Phil hps M'1r1l3n lohnston N'1nc,v L'1rson The VVon1ens Student Govemment Assoc1 H1011 on Thlels campus conuols the 1egulat1ons fO1 women students Tlus 576119 OH'lCG1S 'ne Bonnlc YOLlkG1S p1es1deut IOHD111 Plavcan VICE secretary Judy Nelson ueqsurer Nancy Lalson 1ud1c1al board cl1a11n1an Hfnuet P'1t111s stu dent sen'1te 1ep1esentat1ve 'mncl Allene Flowe1s town 1ep1esentat1ve The p1c,s1dents of the womens dorms 'ue also on the COUI1C1l The soclal l1ono1 system f01 all Women students 1S sponsoled bx W S G A W S G A pubhshes D0ll1'l D0ll1gS Wl'11Cll mfo1n1s the Women students of college regula t1o11s A fonnal welcome to tl1e f1GSh1'11CI'1 Women IS supphed by the F1CSl1IT1C1l Womens Convo woman cfmndldate fO1 '1 Student Un1on office Some of the otl1e1 events SPOHSO1 ed by W S G A 'ue a Leade1sh1p Bfxnquet the II1ng1ng of the GIGGIIS tl1e Chustrnis Dfmce md May Fete Tl11S ye'11 VV S G A s mam p1o1ect was to 10111 1 11'1tlOI1'1l XfVO1'Dl.,11S student gOVG1I'l1'11G11t assocmtlon W S G A IS now '1 n1e1nbe1 of Inter collegmte Assoclatlon of W0111e11 Students l n I I 1 4 : 1 , n, h 4 v . Ln -2 W . 2 , . I . , Q. 7 , i 2 L 'i , ' l, . 3 . I hc ' xx, C 7 8 ni , I lv I I 2 . . , . 1 . . ' q . . A . s - Q ' ' . . . c ' . ' c ' I - ' president and social cl1ai1'1r1an5 judy Hummer, M1011 - Evfify Year W- S- G-A' Ptlts UP 3 . S 7 . C S . , c c 1 c I . ' Q L H . z., - -I . . . , I I . . . . ' . . c . l c , ' . C 1 l 1 1 .J . 2 -2 . I , . - C , C I , , ' ' : . . c ' . . . . '1 u . 1 n n I , C V ' ' c c c 'N' .' ' Q ' A ' ' 1 I . . . . . c . ' if . . . . ' ' lc l I 77 End mion Rita Ellis, Editor Editorial Board Row 1 Cleft to rightlz Bill George, layout editorg Sara Wzilters, associate editor- Connie Reuniug, sports editorg Cindy Ashbaugh, scheduler. Row 2: lim hllcfllimans, business munagerg Lynn Nickel, literary editorg Marty Schmidt, secretaryg Sally Younkin, photo iclcntificatiorx editor. Not pic- tured: Richard Sloan, photographer. 78 Staff Row 1 Cleft to rightl: Marilyn Jones, Nancy Ross, Betty Bowman, Dot Shook, Linda Beightley. Row 2: Mary jane Durik, Sara Nordyke, Cindy Guycr, Elaine Litwiler, Marty Damcott. Row 3: Donna Stanyard. Sue Hansen, Jeanette Amick, Katie Palley, Dot Hodil. Row 4: Eleanor Phillips, Dian Wehrling, Helen Feathers, jan Scofield, jan Scoll. Row 5: Marilyn Case, Mardie Osborne, Sally Grant, Barb Kosmoch, Pat Clunt. Endymion The Endymion is the yearbook of Thiel College which is published annually by a staff made up entirely of students. Mr. David Neigh- bour serves as advisor to the staffs which include literary, layout, photography, and business each under the direction of an editor or manager. The entire publication is directed by an editor and an associate editor. Contained in the Endymion are pictures of the classes as well as a story in pictures of the activities of the Thiel community during the previous year. Feature articles are also Written on many important organizations, persons, and events. Thus, the Endymion serves as a diary and a memory book for students to remember their years of college. In the past it has been the custom for the book to be done by the junior class, but be- ginning with this 1961 book it has become an all-school project. Upperclassmen editors have both freshmen and other upperclassmen on their staffs who will be capable of taking over editor- ships in future years. Anyone who is interested and Willing to contribute his time and energy can ask to be placed on one of the Endymion stalls. Much Work is done by these staii mem- bers and others who work hard behind the scenes with little credit. The end of the year's work comes each September when the Endymion staff presents its publication for the year at one of the early fall convocations. In future years the yearbook stall hopes for a larger budget and a more com- plete book to meet the needs of the growing Thiel student body. Witli continued support and hard Work, this Will be achieved. Thielensian Don Talbot, Editor Editorial Board Seated fleft to rightl: Ray Barton, Dave Christenson, Sally Grant, Carol Fabian, jane Bush, Flora Ross, George Hurncy. Standing: Mr. Dave Neighbour, Mike Buckisco, Larry Smith, Ed Miller. 80 taff Rowl Seated Kleft to ughtl R15 Barton Drve Chustlrnson Stlly Crmt Carol Ftbmn Irne Bush F1011 Ross George Hurney Row2 Standmg Hel n Feathers Beverly lxltms Donna Walker L1nd1 Bexghtly Carol Frbmn Cfuol Collms Nancy Hoch B'lllJ'll'1 Mosgr we Dons Cnssel Connxe l'u1Lz1 R0w3 Edna Stumpl' Sally Younltm Mlke Buclusco Larry Slllltll Ed Mrller Ed Stoner Becky Vollmer Kathy Kennedy Thlelenslan Tlnels weekly pL1lJl1C'1t101l contfumng news ot all the events and lmportant per SOH ll1f1CS of the college 1S the Thlelensrln student news paper Its mfun duty IS to keep tl1e campus 11lfO1I'l'l6Cl 011 upcommg ex ents 1111pO1t3.I'1t hip penmgs and pe1tu1ent xssues concexmng cam pus '1ct1v1t1es and Thlel C1lI1Z61'lS Besldes news the Thle16I'lSllI1 serves as 1 means for students md faculty to vo1ce then con pl'unts and to drsplty the11 l1t61'1lV talent as well as g1V1I1g unalteled Op1111OI1S on ftnythmg they W1Sl'l PIC tu1 es and cfu toons about campus hte add vltahty to the paper wluch stuves to be completely by the students for the students Many l'1OU1S and much Cllllgmll wo1k 'ue put 1nto the newspapel each week and sever al staffs ll11dG1 an Ed1to1 111 Chref and two Assocrate IId1to1s Hnd th1s nearly '1 full tune job These staffs mclude news busrness '1ClV81t1S111g spotts features make up photography prctures secre ta11'1l c1rcul'1t1on and ercchange M1 Dav1d Nelghbotn se1ves as the Threlensnn adv1so1 Th1s past V931 the Thlelensrln won the best photo '1.W'11Cl at the Penn 01110 Colleg1ate Press CO11VCHt1OI1 w1th fr mcture by Dlck Sloan of F1eshm'u1 Helpweek court mght Several aw uds wele plesented also to the Cd1tO1S staff heads 1epo1te1s and wo1ke1s at the annual fhlelenslan banquet held 11'l Apul F or many years th1s pubhcftuon has S61VCd as the mouthtnece for the cunpus and deserves much C1Cd1t fo1 1tS Ene SGIXICC . , 1 ' : i7 f' , 2 A L .' , 1 z , 4 41 . , .. , uv 4 I n v 1 7 Ia -1 ., 1 . .,, 1 5. , . . -e . 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Salted Cleft to ughtj R1t1 Ellis scc1f.tf11'y lly Pmul Blllb pxcsldent Nlllj Bushong timsuicr Standing Pistol Cihson 'aclvism Tomklttens Bowl Cleft to rightj L'1ur1 Pmmqgc Mfiribcth Loos Jlldj M1cDon'1lci Peggy xvfdlfll P1tGlunt Lindi D13 M113 Tun, Dunk Sul. Crlvcn Bulb XlOLll61 Elelnoi Plulhpc Row 3 M ny Bath SDSTI' Ahcr, Shoop M'1r11yn Schmidt r1LlCl1G Pmlmer Glngel Thulin S1lVl1 King Nfmcy Schmidt 83 .mi .x -' : ' i 4! ' -, x . --.3 C Q be 2 a 2 ', '- 5 2 'f S , : a. ' 1' 5 ,. ' C ' : C 2 1 4 -, '. ' A .', f 2 C V, Ann Johns, Mary Lou Irish, Pat Pittman, Elaine Storz. Row 2: joi Phillips, 1rf'f , . , 'Q .f,fz'f,z1 1 z , 2' 1' ' ', a ' .. .: 2' A nc, A ,, fc ' 1 f : A 1 '- a 1 ' Thi The members of the Thiel Band proudly display th l aj orettes Left to right: Pat WVright, Sue Bunce, Joyce Paulson, Arcleth Bull. 84 and W uniforms before presenting their excellent Spring Concert. Practice makes perfect 85 www A? W ? W K x We Q Lyla an xx ' gg zz an 'K sr ML an ra Kg: 5 4 , ,gi 2 9 5 ' viii' , fi. KWH if ,ig 5 W 5 W Q MIX M, 2 E Q W ass Ewa X, W or ,wif mm so 2 The ladies of the Thiel Choir pause on the steps of the Capitol building. Bowl fleft to r'htl: Connie Reuning, MacDonalcl, Pat Cordon, Letha Morton Scofield, Ann Iaekle, Carol Markovits, 1 Larson, Jeanne Sieber, Karen Davies, DeLong, Linda Young, Sue Farrow, Kling, Betty Bowman, Bonnie Yonkers, Ba Whuganuln. Row 2: Judy Myers, Pat Corkle, Carol Durst, Marty Schmidt, Minnigh, Judy Baisler, Bev Blistun, 1 Streilein, Indy Bezuska, Pat Daugherty, Heutchy, Linda Graul, Jacquie Ghiist, M Thi mston, Pat Ketchum, Lynann Ruclert, Elsic nson, Put Beckman. Row 3: Rich Weiss, forge Nicklin, Jay Breckenridge, I. Paul las, Ray YVick, Carl Olson, jim Dingfelcler, ve Moyle, Wilber Gcslcr, Bob Hawk, Jack ble, Bud Henps. Row 4: jocl Haas, George vcns, Bill Pfeiilfer, Tom Gardner, Bill Hauser, n Boss, Arnie Moon, Iack Titus, Jim Stougli, b Boyer, Walt Parker, Bob Reimolcl, Bob hagen, Bill I-Iaugh. hoir Mr. Gordon Carlson, Director E1 Circulo Espanol Rovyl fleft to rightj: B. Hardy, G. Young, S. Boesehg president, M. Angell, L. Smith, M. I. Enlow, B. Vollmer. Row 2: j. Erzlgkeit, K. Pulley, I. Lucklmrdt, J.. Eide, S. Diehl, K. Zundel, L. Ramage, P. XVrnith. Row 3: Mr. V. Calusi. advisor, B. Troy, EA. Olson,' T. Houghton, I. Miller, F. Stuyvesant, D. Dietz, j. Parker, I. Books, J. D'Amico, K. Kettering, C. Levin, Dr. F. Scheihe, advisor. s Q 0 0 RowS Cleft to rightjz C. Hillis, M. Norris, S. Younkin, treasurer, M. Osbome, president, I. Stoll, vice-president, D. Yoder, sec- retary, E. Olszewski, K. Custer. Row 2: K. Benson, C. Reuning, G. Young, G. I-Iumer, J. Bziisler, J. Scofield, B. Case, K. Roekey. Row 3: S. Bunce, A. Sellers, S. Diehl, J. Lindh, B. Bowman. Row 4: M. Schmidt, I. Eicle, L. NVeller, B. Sanderson, N. Holl, P. Wraith. Row 5: P. Beckman, L. Piroth, J. Amick, L. Knox, B. Titus, P. Mnecler. Row G: M. Freslicorn, N. Cummerick, M. B. Spear, N. Gilson, B. WVill1clm, B. WVl1ite. Row 7: M. Crissman, L. Hill, I. Plnvean, S. Hill, I. Hummer, L. Day. Left Bal- cony: A. johns, E. Cnlderwood, C. Fabian, I. Brooks, I. MeCl.mzu1s. Right Balcony: E. Bcigliey, G. Pekich, M. Dozer, M. Bindrim, S. G1'iIHth. 88 Philosoph Club Seated Cleft to rightjz Mary WVay, Dr. Robert Bryan, advisor, Karen Davies, Arlene Flowers, Carolyn Hays, Chuck Burlingame, Charlotte I-Iering. Standing: Frank Stratiff, Barry Ralph, Roland Rilllillll, Bob Thomas, Father Warren Starrett, advisor, Ron Beetle, Thomas Mayor, Wayne McWilliams, Paul Kokenda. International tuclents ssociation Bowl Cleft to riglltl: Idalia Briscoe, Elroy Spranvc, Brigitte Srnoroclsky, Jean Nicholson, Yunko.Ixyoslnge, Merle Charlee. Row 2: Tep Utensute, Luigi Tiberio, Ursula Schulz, Dr. Frcclerrck Schcrbc, aclvrsor, Cormne Brodlnlrst, Delita Bolling. S9 Young Republicans, Club OFFICERS Left to right: VVes XVeidenlnuncr,Atreasurerg Berwyn Russell, vice-presiclentg Joyce Paulson, corregponding secretaryg Ellie Hollman, recording seeretaryg Sanford Janow, presidentg Jim Dinglelcler, vice-president. Seated Cleft to 1'ightJ: Linda YValter, Joyce Linclli, John VVest, Janice Cunningham, Joyce Paulson. Standing: Dan Ackerinan, Jim McCune, Jim Dingrelder, Sandy Janow. 90 Independent omengs Association Bowl Cleft to riglitjz Sally Grant, Kiersten Shaner, Karen Martin, Marsha Sawyer, Janet D'A1nieo. Row 2: Betty Bowman, Kathy Custer, Viola W'asky, Lois Burkett, Gretchen Zotter, Anne Anderson, Kathy Kettering. 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EWENQER amz mn A UV f amz DON ALD cm. ANEQESEWH mn ms .ms mm 'ss Em V mfs ww ss Panhellenic Council First Row Cleft to riglitl: Kutliy Zundel, Sully Condie, Arlene Flowers, presidentg Rita Ellis, Carol Schau. Second Row: Elizabeth Plumer, Ann Myford, Elsa Culderwood, Letlia Morton. Third Row: Marie Bindrim, Beverly Titus, Judy Snyder, Linda Reed. Not shown: Betty DeLong, Judy Bushman. lnter-Fraternity Council First Row fleft to iightj: Don Allen, Ed Rockliill, Mr. Stoeber, advisorg Bib Sclilotter, Bill Miller. Second Row: Bob Baker, Daniel Ackerman, Chuck Smith, Ken Weigel, B111 Remhurt, Alun Skedclle. 110 May Fete as if S Attendant Judy Snyder crowns Queen, Beverly Titus. - The Queen's Court, fleft to rightj: Barb Curley, Judy Snyder, Amy VVerlinich, David Baer Beverly Titus, Sheri 'Werlinicln Carolyn Neil, Betsy Uncapher. 111 Homecomin 'lhc wmnmg frltermty Hoflt wms by Dcltl S1gl1T'l P111 The Queerfs Heat moves along Main Street. The winning sorority entry was by Sigma Kappa. 112 sms? W me Queen Candidates Cindy Read, Arlene Axelson, Kathy McNny, Jeanne Siebel' and Carol Schuu on presentation night. we B E mm WAS I hmm , im W ' View ww EQ M. mm em mx 255 m Betsy Uncapher crowns Queen Cindy. Queen Cindy Read at the Homecoming Gzune 113 Mr. Cant expostulates in Look Homeward Angel. Mister Roberts eyes the antics of his infamous crew 114 Everybody on stige for 'lhe Boyfriend ' 115 A supposed witclfs allies become visible to an innocent maiden in The Crucible 4 H .. , A . nh ports 1960 - 1961 Council on thletics Seated lleft to rightl: Dean Stoeher, Elsa Culderwood, Mr. Goodreds, Sandy Brunella, Mr DiFebo. Standing fleft to rightl: Dr. Pnterbaugh, Mr. Manes, Frank Stratiff, Dr. Bryan. Thiel participates in a full program of intercollegiate and in- tramural sports. A member of the Presidents Athletic Confer- ence, the college competes in eight varsity sports including foot- ball, cross-country, Wrestling, basketball, track, tennis, golf and baseball, lntramural sports competition for men is between the four fraternities, the Vikings, the freshmen team and the faculty. For Women students, competition is organized by the WVomen's Athletic Association and is between the five sororities and IWA. Heading the sports program at Thiel is Ioseph DiFebo, di- rector of athletics. Chairman of the college Athletic Council is V. Spencer Coodreds and student chairman is Miles Planck. The college team physician is Dr. David Kline of Greenville. 116 Coaches Coach DiFebo receives the Tri- State Coach of the Year Award. joseph DiFebo has been director of athletics at Thiel since 1957, has been head football coach since 1955, and is baseball coach. He has taken an active interest in all phases of Thiel's sports program. This year, coach DiFebo had a winning season in football as well as in baseball. In addition, Mr. DiFebo re- ceived the ':Tri-State Coach of the Yeari' award in Ianuary. Assisting coach DiFebo in football was coach :'Bucl Manes and coach Mel Berry. Manes also coached basketball, track, cross-country and organized the intramural sports program. Mr. Berry coached wrestling and Dr. Walter Puterbaugh, professor of Chemistry, coached golf. Mr. Charles Thomas, Di- rector of Placement, served as tennis coach. fLeft to rightl: Mr. Charles Thomas, Mr. Richard Manes, Mr. joseph DiFeb0, Mr. Melvin Berry. 117 Football quad 1960 Row 1 Cleft to rightla Bob Shimp, Cary DaVia, Van Laclerer, Ecl Miller, Willis Woods, Frank Stratifl, Fred Latherow, George NIHCOITI, Vern Parker, john Fabian. Row 2: Sain Ieffeiies, Tim Saylor, Joe Mischick, Tony Mitcho, Frank Zahler, Charles Evanoff, Jim McClure, Rich Mar- burger, Mike Jackson, Vern Walke1', Bill Vansel, Ray Miller. Row 3: Dennis Marburger, Bill Hankey, jim Noble, Chuck Yates, Hubert Shiring, Byron Liddle, Larry XVaite, Bill Bruggcinan, Bill Merkovsky, Dave Brown, Chuck Smith, George Pekich. Frank Stratilf, captain PAC All-Star Team All-State Team 118 Schedule Thiel Opp Oct. 1 Albright ..4........ .. 18 41 Oct. 8 John Carroll ,..... . 12 19 Oct. 15 Case Tech v..w 42 G Oct. 22 Grove City ....... . 14 14 Oct. 29 WV. :Sz I. ..... .. 50 8 Nov. 5 Bethany ...,. . , 8 0 Nov. 12 Allegheny ..., ,... 1 6 14 Football Line-up Row 1 Cleft to rightl: Bon Kramich, Bill Bruggeman, Frank Stratiff, Tim Saylor, jim McClure, Dave Brown, Bill Merkovsky. Bow 2: Cary DaVia, Chuck Smith, George Pekich, Dennis Marburger. This year the Tomcats had one of the finest seasons in recent Thiel history. Finishing the season with a record of four wins, two losses and one tie, DiFebo's team captured second place in the PAC. First place in the conference went to WVestern Reserve. The Tomcats got oil to a slow start, losing to the Albright Lions of Reading and the Blue Streaks of John Carroll. However, combining Hue offensive and defensive ball, the team made homecoming a great success by defeating Case Tech 42-8. In a bitterly fought contest the Tom- cats tied Grove City 14-14, and in later games were victorious against Bethany and VV. 81 I. The Allegheny game was perhaps the most ex- citing of the year. Migrating from Thiel were some 400 students who saw the Tomcats win 16-14. Captain for the squad and playing his last season for Thiel was Frank Stratiff. During his four years at Thiel he has received many honors and played fine ball. This year he was named Thiel's outstanding athlete, was named to the All-District Team, All-PAC Team and the All- Pennsylvania Team. Seniors George Pekich and Tim Saylor were also named to the PAC All-Star Team. Other seniors on the team and playing their last season for the Tomcats were lim Mc- Clure, Iim Liddle, Rick Marburger, Denny Marburger, Ed Bowe1's, and Dave Brown. George Pekich PAC A11-Star Team Rick Marburger Seniors Vx ,QQH X 1- 3TT?l'i2ffffs2i21igHW4Viv'f'T'oE2'2'f.5Q' 113.55 fp ,L,k Ht ,xg J- if --- A fa ' ' 51 : .:.: -.:.2,E!:Egf1:'2j:g, ...,. 5 :5--,:.:: - 1-'2,.:::j:2:: fin - I , , 5 L 1 ff f f , .. Q fs, 53 21: H PM iw 1 , gage 5:51-Qi :-sk ,sw X , wg . '1 1 1 .,,: ,:,:.:,1.:,1,, . I I .,.......... . gs fggggff is L :ig-nw :E ' ,:.: ,N V: l:w.j 1 - oo R if 5. ara.. :mf ,... k ,gg L ,.,.,V..,, ,, 'ziggxff'3'2'ixX , A.A ,,Xf,A 5 cf prow f . ,Q , ,........ ...... . , N oo Y Nzksfyiiwg :Z ? m o o ' wx-4-1::i1g'gUsXu Z I 1 , X, 1 ,.,,, M., Ei 5 1 Y I I .,., A Nj! .:.. , 1',: 2 .:,:.: 3 wr: W ,. ..A..,., . .. A ' . .ififfhsw 1,g,gg.i' vga: i s A QA . , xi. ,E M , wk if ,1,,. K 4, 3 A ,, ,iq M, wi. 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Although they dropped it 21-39, they made a fine showing with Bill VVise, freshman, setting a new four mile course record. The team also competed in the PAC Championships and Hnished sixth. Clint Bowman, captain for the team and influential in spreading enthusiasm for the sport, has had much experience in track and cross-country. This included being captain for the Rensselaer Polytechnic In- stitute cross-country team in 1958. With all members of the team returning next year and a chance for scheduling more meets, cross-country is hound to be a growing and proitable sport at Thiel. Wrestling Z 1 Kneehng Cleft to llglltj Tfuncs Hopltms Iflclx Allen Roy Shelton M1lte Coco JCIIY Suple Iflclx Iohnston Robc1tCl'11k Second row Steve M1115 Ancl5 Bchbogln L1r1y St1osLhe111 VVl1t1!V1ll1'1111S0l1 Chlrlcs Evmolt loc lXl1SLll1C.lx L01115 Gettcl Standing Guy l1lCW1ll11111b Gordon N1llf,l1tO11 'IO111 Lob lugh Bob Puhlmfm Don Anclexson Gllll L111senmf1ye1 The Thlel M'1t111L11 coqched by Mel Beuv completed a VV1I111111g SC'lSO11 md Hmshed thucl 111 the PAC Composed of f1GSl1l1'l61'1 md sopho111o1Ls the team U'1111CCl V1CfO11C.S OVL1 GIOVG C1tV 16 19 Wiyne State 19 15 YV 611 16 14 md Western RSSCIVS 18 14 Roy Shelton led the team 111 P1115 Wlth fOL11 u1d 13011111 total ot 96 He 1120 l1'1Cl the best du 11 1Tl ltCl1 1eco1d of 6 Z Joe M1Qch1ck heshman he 1.vywe1ght had a 1CCO1Cl ot 5 9 fO1 the yefu 'md 111 the PAC fOLIll1'1l11C11lI Won the 1I1Cl1VlCllI'1l l1ef1vyWe1ght clm1np1o11sl11p Othe1 1GgL1l11S on the team NVGIC Ienv Se1ple W1tl1 1 1eco1d ol 42 Gfuv N1CVV1l11'11DS 43 Chuck Evmhoff 44 L'l11'y' St1oscl1e111 9 5 Tom Lob lugh 1 4 Incl VV1lt VV1ll12lI11SO11 7 5 1 170 ' . .' . 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VV. 8: I, Feb. Bethany Feb. 27 Fenn Mar. 2 Allegheny Action VV1ll1s Woods f1LSl1l'l'l'11'l C0'1Ll1 Bud Manes lNlllL9 Rmclx 111 WVcstern Reserva, gfune Although the Tomo 1ts chcln t l1 we '1 WIDDIUU' seison and ended at the bottom of the PAC Sfc1Dd111gS the tefun was G11fl1l.1S1'1S'f1C In the seasons H1111 gune the Tomcate Won a dvnnnnc v1cto1y ove1 Alle gheny 92 65 VV1tl1 tlus SCOIG the team set f1 1LCO1Cl of the lughest In the Allegheny game ROg81 Dc,Co1t se-11101 sco1ed 38 polnts to Get 111 all tune 1GCO1d of 356 'ms the most 1301115 scozed 1n 1 smgle SG'1SO1l at Tlnel Also DGCO1t wus second lnghest 1ncl1v1dual 900161 111 the PAC WV1tll fm 1ve1age of 99 3 pomts pe1 gfnne The only otl1e1 sen1o1 f01 the Tome lts Wls C601 gc, Pelxlcll Who plflyecl hls filst seftson 1n bisketbftll 13 ' 'ku X7 Q as I f'-'. 1 4' TJ 1 . 1 3 n u 1 z f C, f A - . ' I , 'W c 1 Y lc I . c Z , . A. - c ' ' - , - . . ' ' . , C . A . 1 ' . number of points scored for 21 single game. K 7 . , . 7 I ' ., , . 51 - . z ' - ' - . . . ' 1 - ' . ' A C .Ah 7 Q C I . A' . . . N . I . l c c ' ...a.4.' ' 1 c . ' ' ' ' , -1 1 ' ' -- , fl ' ' . . l C C n L5 arsity T Club First row Cleft to rightl: Chuck Smith, Frank Stratiff, john Fabian, Don Schweingrulner, Mike Coco, Coach Stoehcr. Second 1'0w: Roy Shelton, Harry Tappen, Ray Miller, Sandy Baird, Don Rosetii. Third row: Harry Neal, Walt Williamson, Charles Evanoff, Andy Rchhogcn, Dave Brown. Fourth row: Don Talbot, Larry Waiite, Toni Saylor, Bob Grail, Al I-Icineman. Fifth row: Mike Jackson, Bill Merkovsky, Ed Bowers, Clint Bowman, Chris Houck. Upper left balcony: Gene Sampieri, Willis VVoods, Gary DaVia. Standing: Bob Shimp, Ben Hankcy, Jim Nobel. Upper right balcony: Bill Wisc, john Miller, Earl Books. Standing: ,lim Britton, Tom Funk, Bill Swanson. .A.A. OFFICERS ' CLeft lo rightl: Carolyn Hawley, Jane Mickley, Elsie Bronson, Donna Strehlow, Ruth Rohn. 126 Cold Letter F1a11k Stlltlff 5011101 Bust Student Athletlc Awfucl Gold Lette1 D1y 11011018 students who pa1t1c1pate 111 the spolts p1og1a111 at Th1el Lette1s sweatexs metalhc ftwlrds and bl'1ze1s sue awfudecl 111 each of the elght VI1S1fV spolts md to tl1e Cl16Gll.CEidG1S E1CCO1Cl11'1g to the 11Ll1TlbC1 of yea1s of 1ct1ve pf1rt1c1pat1o11 In add1t1011 to these awwrcls 1nt1amu1'1l spo1 ts t1oph1es fue p1e sented W111ne1s th1s yefu were Ch1 Omega SO1011ty and Deltfl S1g111'1 P111 f1f1te1111ty The Valslty T Club pxeseuted the Bfuney Peutftno 1116111011111 aWa1d to C ul Cap Z1m111e1111a11 of G1ee11v1lle loyfll sup po1te1 of Th1el Athlet1cs T116 Dlds Club 1W11d Wh1ch 1S p1ese11ted to 1 WO1tl'ly' athlete Went to B111 Wlse f1CSl1II'l'll1 The best gul athlete wveud Went to Evelyn M1lle1 'llld the best male athlete f1wa1d to F1.111k Stmtdf The Sp6 lkG1 tor Gold LCU61 Dly Wh l 1a11l1 C1f1ve1 D11GCt01 of Ath1Ct1CS it the U111V61S1tV of P1ttSlJl11 gh 127 9 Y - ,K -. 1 1 'ls 1 SS E gf' C- 1 - 11 KW :Ll ll . ' W E - 1-.,1 , 1 1 -mm T M f 3 SS , 1,55 1 K . , N Kms? 5 NL W ,C 1 v' A Pj, .. A ff' ,E 11 W 1 1 Q N ' 11 11 . .1 , . . A. ' ' , .. 1 , . k . . . . . ' . . ' , . . . , , c c , c . C . 2 .S . C . . , . . . c C 1 C t 3 . .C K . . L .A . - I . I . . K. 1 . . C C .C . ' .8 . . C . Q . C '.I A I . 11 l v . A . . X Ja , c . - ' ' ' . 2 2 c ' ' . A 1 ' , Q , ' 2 . A . , A k .. . C - c c ' . ' c . c ' ' Z 2 -1 4 - 7 .L ., . . 1 prin ports Co Rowl Cleft to rightl: Bob McConahey, jim Thomas. Row 2: Gary McQuonc, Dr. Puterbaugh, Ron Kilner. The Thiel linksmen, coached by Walter Puterbaugh, completed a Winning sea- son in nine matches. Gary McQuone, senior, Was captain of the team and averaged 78 for the season. He had a low score of 73 for the season and in individual PAC competition, he finished fifth. Other members of the team included Dick Anderson, senior, who has played three years for the linksmen, and Bob McConahey, Ron Kilner, and Jim Thom- as, all freshmen. All members of the team did a line job and in the PAC tourney they placed sixth. 128 SCHEDULE April 25 Iohn Carroll April 27 W. oz J. May 5 Western Reserve, Wayne State May 9 Case Tech May 11-12 PAC Golf Championship VVestern Reserve Baseball Seated Cleft to rightl: Jack Anderson, Bob Spitzer, Harry Tappen, Bob Bakewell, George Rasmussen, Don Schweingruber. Standing, first row: Fred Latherou, jim Boch, Phil Olson, Mike Losick, Bob Baker, Vlfenfield Sturgeon, Phil Tinnes. Standing, second row: Courtney Gustafson, Charles Kuhn, Vern Parker, Kenneth Mowl. The baseball team had iive returning lettermen including Chuck Kuhn and Vern Parker, intielders, john Foulk and Harry Tappen, pitch e 1' s , and Don Schweingruber, outielder. In spite of had weather which kept the Tomcats from playing three games, they ended the season with a record of 3-3. In the Hrst game against Bethany, Harry Tappen pitched a no run, no hit game. This was the Hrst such game in PAC history. Seniors playing their last season for the Torncats were George Rasmussen and Ken Mowl. D 129 SCHEDULE April 15 Bethany April 22 VV. CY J. Cdouhle headerj April 29 Wfayne fdouhlc headeri May 2 Allegheny May 10 VVestern Reserve fdouble header May 16 Allegheny Track Seated Qleft to rightl: Chris Houck, Chuck Smith. Kneeling: Bill Moore, john Miller, Robert Schultz, Jim Noble, Don Talbot, Glenn Sass, Roger Fisher, Steve Petrarka. Standing: Coach Manes, John Noble, Bill Wise, Tom Sayers, Carl Bauman, Bob Shepps, joe Mischick, Andy Rehbogan, George Wagner, Bill Dolhoff, Bill Swanson, Ed Beighcy. Coach Maries built his 1961 track team around freshmen and sophomores. Bad Weather and lack of depth ac- counted for poor showing on the cinders. In PAC championship competition how- ever, Thiel had a iine showing. Bill Wise, freshman, Won the two mile run, setting a new record of 10:05.9. Girard DaV ia Finished third in the javelin. 130 April April April May M ay SCHEDULE Allegheny VV. nk j. C. U., W. R. U. Case, VVayne State PAC Track Championship at W. ilk Tennis CLeft to rlghtl Terry Wllson Bob S1111pson Rmb jfmcobson Chrxs Slunkman Cofxched by Chzules Thomas tl1e te11111s tG'l1Tl W1m1111g 110 matches was l1111de1ed 111 p1e season t1a111u1g bv con tmued bad Weatl1e1 The only netman w11111111g 1 1T11tCl'1 W'1s f16Sl1l'I'1 L11 Robelt 111111 lOl the t6 lHl IS the only se111o1 leavmg the tefmm I11 PAC compet1t1o11 SIITIPSOH ente1ed but was LllD11H8.lI6d JH tl1e SGID1 H1l'1lS Aprll Apr1l Apr1l Mfly M1 WI 1y SCHEDULE Cfase Bethfmy Allegl1r.ny W af J W B U PAC Tenms C11'1111p1ons111p Western Reserve c ' , . C , .H . 7 .4 4 . 1 4' I. l ' ' ' 20 . K C C C Simpson. Terry Wilson, Illllllbel' one APH125 l-C- U- K . 1 I l . Q u A , 1 A 'cy 6' . . . - C n 1 z ll-12 ' C ' ' ' 131 Commencement Mr. Carlson directs the choir at the annual Commencement exercise. Senior Orator ,,......,........,......,..,,... .,.....,..4...,.,,,...........,...,,..,,.. 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Jeanette Amick I.W.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg P.S.E.A.g T.C.F.g Young Repuhlicansg Endymion. Richard Anderson Alpha Chi Rho. Sally Andrews Cwens-Pres.g Beta Beta Betag Sigma Kapag House .Councilg W.S.C.A. Jud. Bd.g W.A.A.-Sec., V. PreS.5 Canterbury Club. Dan Beals Dean's Listg Kappa Alpha Cammag Thielensiang Ger- man Clubg Dramatics Clubg Music Clubg Choirg T.C.F. Cabinetg Dorm Advisor. Pat Beckman Dean's Listg Alpha Xi Deltag Choirg W.S.G.A. Soc. Bd.g Banclg P.S.E.A.-V.Pres.5 Endymiong Chapel Choir. Frank Beddick Dean's Listg Who's Whog Sr. Men's Honoraryg Ac- counting Fellowshipg Trackg Basketballg Student Union Treas.g Lambda Chi .Alpha-Pres.g Sr. Class Pres.g Student Councilg Student Senateg I.F.C. Kay Bender Alpha Xi Delta-Rec. Sec.g Thielensiang Student Di- rectoryg Enclymiong Girls' Glee Clubg I.C.G.g Young Prepublicansg T.C.F. Marie Bindrim Dean's Listg Newman Clubg Chi Omega-Treas., Pres.g Public Relations Councilg Panhellenic Councilg P.S.E.A. Mary Louise Bishop Beta Sigma Omicrong Thielensian. Ed Bowers Delta Sigma Phig Footballg Varsity T5 P.S.E.A. Betty Bowman Choirg I.W.A.g T.C.F.g P.S.E.A.g Young Republicansg Endymion. Elsie Bronson Beta Beta Beta-Pres.g Biology and Music Fellowshipsg Sigma Kappag Choirg W.A.A.-Pres. Dave Brown Delta Sigma Phig Footballg Wrestling. Chuck Burlingame Honors Convoy Dean's Listg Sr. Men's Honoraryg Philosophy Fellowshipg Freshman Class V. Pres.g Lambda Chi Alpha-Corres. Sec.g T.C.F.g Philosophy Club-Pres. Georgia Calesi Honors Convog Dean's Listg P.S.E.A. Sonny Clark Alpha Chi Rho. Karen Coleman Summa Cum Laude Alpha Psi Omegag Honors Convog Dean's Listg Lan- guage F ellowshipg Beaver Awardg les Lauriersg Alpha Xi Deltag P.S.E.A.5 I.S.A.g Ir. Yr. Abroadg Thiel Players. Kristin Coleman Ql.W.A.-V. Pres., Pres.g Arts Councilg Thiel Players. Sally Condie Beta Sigma Omicron-Sec.g House Council-Sec., Pres.g Panhellenic Council-Treas., First V. Pres.g W.S.G.A.' Exec. Council. Phyllis Coy Chi Omegag Cheerleaderg Alpha Psi Omegag Athletic Councilg Library Council. Mary Crissman Kuder Scholarshipg Dean's Listg P.S.E.A. Barb Curley Beta Sigma Omicron-Treas.g P.S.E.A.g Alpha Psi Omegag Student Forum. 2 Dian Darby Sigma Kappa. Tony Davelli liiunwbcla Chi Alpha-Rush Chrnin.5 jr. Class Treas.g Roger Decort Deanis Listg Kemper Scholarshipg Sr. Men's Honoraryg Baseball-Capt.g Golfg Alpha Chi Rho-V. Pres., Pres.g Varsity Tg I.F.C.g Philosophy Club. Betty DeLong Cum Laude Delta Phi Alphag les Lauriers-V. Pres.g Honors Convog Dean's Listg Whois Whog Jarecki Scholarshipg Lucas Scholarshipg Stewart Awardg Gamma Theta- Pres.g Panhellenic Councilg T.C.F.g VV.S.G.A. Ind. Bd. Chrmn.g Choirg Dorm Assistantg House Council- Treas., Iud. Bd. Chrmn.g Choirg Curriculum Com- mitteeg Chemistry Fellowshipg American Chemical Society. Dick Dickinson Dean's Listg Honors Convog Endymion Layout Editorg House Councilg Dorm Advisorg Thielensian Assoc. Editorg Student Union Soc. Chrmn. Jim Dingfelder Dean's Listg Honors Convog Beta Beta Betag Biology Fellowshipg Stewart Awardg Dorm Advisorg Sr. Menis Honoraryg l1Vho's Wliog Curriculum Committeeg Phi- losophy Clubg Glee Clubg Choirg Thielensian Editorg Student Councilg I.C.G.g Young Republicans-V. Pres.g T.C.F.g Lambda Chi Alphag Student Union Pres.g House Council. Paul Douglas Alpha Chi Rhog American Chemical Societyg Delta Phi Alpha. Janet Drew P.S.E.A. WValt Duncan Sigma Phi Epsilong I.F.C.-V. Pres. Carol Fabian T.C.F.g P.S.E.A.g Alpha Xi Deltag Endymiong Thielen- sian News Editor. Arlene Flowers Dean's Listg Beta Beta Beta-Sec.5 Biology Assistant- shipg WVho's Whog les Lauriersg Philosophy Clubg Alpha Xi Delta-V. Pres.g Panhellenic Council-Pres.g W.S.G.A. Exec. Bd.g Town Girls' Advisorg Thiel Playersg Student Forum. Chuck Fording Delta Sigma Phi. Bill Freeman Delta Sigma Phig Varsity Tg American Chemical Society. Don Freshcorn Dean's Listg Honors Convoy Physics Fellowshipg Vikingsg Collegians. Dottie Fry Sigma Kappag Student Senateg W.S.G.A. Jud. Bd.g House Council. Robert Gauss Lambda Chi Alpha. ' joe Genovesi Dean's Listg Delta Phi Alphag Art Fellowshipg Arts .Councilg Dramag Alpha Chi Rho. Iacquie Christ Cum Laude Dean's Listg Honors Convog Cwens-V. Pres.g les Lauriersg Sigma Kappag T.C.F.-Treas.g Choirg May Fete Chrmn.g Dorm Assistant. Bob Graff Delta Phi Alphag House Council-Sec.g Basketballg Trackg Dorm Advisorg Student Senateg Sigma Phi Epsilon: Library Councilg Varsity T. Dave Griiliard Dean's Listg Delta Phi Alphag Alpha Psi Omegag Psy- chology Assistantshipg Ferguson Choir Awarclg Choirg Bandg Thiel Players. Roger Griliith Vikings-Sec.-Treas.g Beta Beta Beta. The Seniors Charles Hanson Golf. Bob Hartman Alpha Psi Omega-Pres.g Janus awardg Traclcg Tennisg Endymion Editorg Lambda Chi Alphag Jud. Bd.g Thiel Playersg T.C.F. Bill Haus Sigma Phi Epsilong I.F.C. Pres. Bill Heider Lambda Chi Alpha-V. Pres.g P.S.E.A.g Thiel Players. Char Hering Beta Beta Betag I.VV.A.g Alpha Xi Deltag House Coun- cilg YV.A.A.-Sec.g Philosophy Club. Liz Hill Summa Cum Laude Fellowshipg Sec.g Girls, Dean's Listg Honors Convog Education Stewart Awardg Alpha Xi Delta-Corres. Glee Clubg Thielensiang Library Councilg Arts Coun- cilg P.S.E.A.-Sec. Carol I-Iillis Deanis Listg Beta Sigma Omicron-Corres. Sec.g P.S.E.A. Chris Houck Honors Convog Lutheran Brotherhood Scholarshipg Sigma Phi Epsilong Trackg Varsity T5 I.F.C. Lana Huey American Chemical Societyg Beta Beta Betag Dean's Listg Honors Convog Portner Scholarshipg Lion's Club Scholarshipg Rotary Scholarshipg Choirg I.W.A. Sandy Janow House Council-V. Pres., Jud. Bd.g Young Republi- cans-Pres.g Student Senateg Judicial Boardg I.C.G. Mari Johnston Dean's Listg Honors Convog Cwensg les Lauriers- Pres.g NV.S.G.A. Exec. Bd.-Sec.g Choirg Dorm Assist- antg I-louse Council-Pres.g Janus Editorg Council on Religions Lifeg Student Senate. 'Warren Karshin Dean's Listg T.C.F.g I.C.G.g House Council-V.Pres,, Jud. Bd. Chrmn. George Keck Magna Cum Laude Honors Convog Dean's Listg Philosophy Clubg Phi Alpha Theta-Pres.g Religion and Philosophy Fellow- shipg Council on Public Relations. Paul Kobasa American Chemical Societyg Delta Phi Alphag Lambda Chi Alpha. Jean Kohlhaas Delta Phi Alpha-Sec.g Sigma Kappa-Rec. Sec.g Jr. Class Sec.g House Council. Paul Kokcnda Summa Cum Laude Honors Convog Deanis Listg Sr. Men's Honoraryg Phi Alpha Thetag Stewart Awarclg Beaver Awardg Phi- losophy Clubg House Councilg Endymiong Chapel Organist and Choir Directorg Dorm Chaplain. Tony Krozely P.S.E.A.g Lambda Chi Alpha-Soc. Chrmn. Ronnie Kuminkoski ' Dean's Listg Honors Convog Beta Beta Betag Glee Clubg Alpha Xi Delta-Rush Chrmn. Ken Laber Magna Cum Laude Dean's Listg Honors Convog T.C.F.g Chapel Choirg Phi Alpha Thetag I.C.G. Jim Liddle Varsity Tg Baseballg Football. Marion Mospan Linn W.A.A.-Publicity Cl1l'1T1l'l.Q Chi Omega. Sally Lovell Beta Beta Betag Chi Omega-Treas. Pat Maecler Chi Omega-Soe. Chrmn.g P.S.E.A. Russ Marburger Delta Sigma Phig I.F.C.-Pres.g Football. Donna Maykovich Who's Whog Dean's Listg Honors Convog les Lauriersg May Fete Chrmn.g Choirg Chi Omega-Soc. Chrmn.g Student Union Soc. Chnnn.g Student Couneilg Student Senate. n -.J Billie Mercante Beta Sigma Omicron-V.Pres., Rush Chrmn.g Jr. Yr. Abroad. John Mershon Chemistry Fellowshipg Choirg Sigma Phi Epsilong Head Waiter. Dave Miller Dean's Listg Honors Convo. Evie Miller Alpha Xi Delta. Lois Miller Beta Sigma Oinicron-Sec.g Y.YV.C.A. Bill Miller Vikingsg Alpha Chi Rho-Sec. Clyde Moffett Magna Cum Laude Dean's Listg Honors Convog Janus Awardg Phi Alpha Theta-V. Pres.g Lambda Chi Alpha. Arnie Moon Vikingsg Choirg Chess Clubg Student Senate. Carolyn Moore Phi Alpha Theta-Sec.g les Lauriersg Dean,s Listg VVashington Semesterg Canterbury Cluhg Student Di- rectoryg l.W.A.g Alpha Xi Deltag T.C.F. Cabinetg Stu- dent Senate. Letha Morton Cum Laude Cwensg les Lauriersg Honors Convog Dean's Listg Demmler Scholarshipg Lutheran Brotherhood Scholar- shipg Whois Whog Alpha Xi Delta-Pledge Trnr.g Pres.g Choirg Girls' Glee Clubg Dorm Assistantg L.S.A.g T.C.F.g House Councilg Panhellenic Councilg Head Switchboard Operator. Ken Mowl Basketballg Varsity T3 Student Senateg Lambda Chi Alpha. Jim McClimans P.S.E.A.-V.Pres.g Thiel Playersg Alpha Psi Omegag Endymion Bus. Mgr.g T.C.F. Jim McClure Football. Mike McGarvey Choirg Vikingsg Sr. Yr. Abroad. Clyde McGee Alpha Psi Omegag L.S.A.g T.C.F.g I.C.G.-V.Pres.g Young Republicans. Wayne McWilliams Dean's Listg Alpha Psi Omegag Jazz Clubg Thiel Playersg Basehallg Tennisg Jr. Yr. Abroaclg Sigma Phi Epsilon. Carolyn Neil Dean's Listg Choirg Alpha Xi Delta-Pledge 'l'rnr.g Council on Artsg P.S.E.A.g T.C.F.g House Councilg VV.S.G.A. Jud. Bd.g Young Republicansg Dorm As- sistant. Carol Neithercoat Jr. Yr. Abroad. Jean Nicholson Dean's Listg I.S.A.-Sec.-Treas.g T.C.F. Cabinet. Mike Palamara Footballg Varsity T. George Pekich Foothallg Baseballg Basketballg Delta Sigma Phi- V. Pres.g All-PAC Teamg Honorable Mention All-Pa. Football Team. Mary Jane Peters Dean's Listg Honors Linda Piroth Dean's Listg Honors Omicron-V. Pres.g P.S.E.A.g Alpha Psi Jo Plavcan Dean's Listg Alpha Alpha Xi Delta-V.Pres.g T.C.F'. Cabinetg P.S.E.A.g Council on Arts-See. Roger Plumskey Dean's Listg Honors Convog Delta Phi Alphag Soph. Class P1'es.g T.C.F.-Pres.g Student Union V. Pres.g Sigma Phi Epsilon. Convog Beta Beta Betag P.S.E.A. Convog VV.A.A.-P u b l i c i t y Chrmn.5 Omegag les Lauriersg Beta Sigma Thielensian. Psi Omegag W.S.G.A.-V.Pres.g The Seniors George Rasmussen Varsity T5 Alpha Chi Prhog Intramural Council. Linda Reed Dorm Assistantg Panhellenic Councilg House Councilg Sigma Kappa. Bill Reinhart Deanis Listg Honors Convog Westiiiglioiise Awardg Sr. Men's Honoraryg Lambda Chi Alpha-Pres. Connie Reuning L.S.A.g I.W.A.-Sec.3 P.S.E.A.3 Thielensiang Student Directoryg Student Senateg Choirg Young Republicansg I.S.A.g Endymion-Sports Eclitorg Natl. Council of Math Teachers. Pauline Vandervort Rickert Dean's Listg Town Girls' Advisor. Ed Rockhill Lambda Chi Alpha-V. Pres.g Dorm Advisorg I.F.C.- SGC.-TICHS. ' Becky Rogers Cum Laude Dean's Listg Honors Convog Cwensg Sigma Kappa- Soc. Chrmn.g Young Bepublicansg Soph. Class Sec.g P.S.E.A. Bill Ross Physics Fellowshipg Alpha Chi Rho. Lynann Rudert Cum Laude Cwensg Phi Alpha Thetag Dean's Listg les Lauriersg ,Ferguson Choir Awardg Choirg Chi Omega. Tom Saylor PAC Basketball Teamg PAC Football Teamg All- District Football Teamg Honorable Mention All-Pa. Football Teamg Baseball-Capt.g Football-Capt.g Varsity T. Tom Schaeffer Lambda Chi Alpha. Bob Schlotter Sigma Phi Epsilon-Sec.g Bandg I.F.C.-'l'reas.g P.S.E.A. Marty Schmidt Cum Laude Thiel Center Gommitteeg Sigma Kappa-Treas.g Stu- dent Senateg Endymion-Sec.g Choirg Soph. Class Treas.g House Council-Sec.g les Lauriers-Sec.-Treas.g Dean's Listg Honors Convo. Alan Skeddle Dean's Listg Sigma Phi Epsilon-V.PreS.g Endymiong LF .C.g Traekg Library Council. Dick Sloan Delta Phi Alphag Pi Delta Epsilong Dean's Listg Honors Convog Library Councilg School Photographer- Enclymion. Howie Smith Dean's Listg Honors Convog Biology Fellowshipg Natl. Science Foundation Fellowshipg Beta Beta Beta-Pres.5 Q.Delta Phi Alphag Wl1o's 'Whog Philosophy Clubg Lambda Chi Alpha-Sec.g Student Senateg Student Councilg Forum Chrmn.g Sr. Class Treas.g Thiel Playersg Curriculum Committeeg T.C.F. Linnea Smith Summa Cum Laude Dean's Listg Honors Convog Language Fellowshipg Alpha Xi Delta-'Treas.g W.S.G.A. Jud. Bd.g House Councilg Spanish Club-Rec. Sec.g Bandg Woodwind Quintet. Audrey Cianeutti Snyder Sigma Kappa. Judy Snyder Frosh Class Treas.g W.S.G.A. Exec. Bd.-Treas.g Cheerleaderg House Council-Jud. Bd., Pres.g Dorm Assistantg Chi Omega-Pledge Trnr.g Pres.g Student Union Jud. Bd.g P.S.E.A. Student Senateg T.C.F.g Choir. Lynn Sorher Sigma Phi Epsilon. Elroy Sprauve Dean's Listg I.S.A.-V.Pres.g T.C.F. Cabinetg Dorm Advisor. Mel Stauff Delta Phi Alphag Delta Sigma Phig Wrestlingg Thielensian-Assoc. Editorg House Council. a 144 Ed Steifee Magna Cum Laude Honors Convog Dean's Listg Economics Fellowshipg Independent Studyg Alpha Chi Rho-V. Pres. John Stevenson Student pastor in area Methodist churches. Sue Stineman Magna Cum Laude Commencement Speakerg Dean's Listg Honors Convog Cwens-Sec.g les Lauriersg Beta Beta Betag Biology Fellowshipg Who's Whog T.C.F.g Dorm Chaplaing Student Senate-Clerlcg House Councilg Sigma Kappag P.S.E.A. Elaine Stoyer Alpha Xi Delta-Soc. Chrmn.g I.VV.A.g Council on rts. Frank Stratiff Sr. Men's Honoraryg All-District Football Teamg All- PAC Football Teamg All-Pa. Football Teamg All-Time Thiel Teamg Football-Capt.g Varsity T-Treas.g Delta Sigma Phi-Treas.g Athletic Council. Jack Stuard Lamdba Chi Alpha. Bon Swab Footballg Alpha Chi Rho. Betty Swearingen Chi Omega-Rush Chrmn., Treas.g House Councilg Thielensian-News Editorg P.S.E.A. Beverly Titus Sigma Kappa-V. Pres., Pres.g Frosh Class Oflicerg Soph. Class Officerg Cwensg Honors Convog Dean's Listg WV.S.G.A. Jud. Bd.5 Panhellenic Councilg P.S.E.A.g House Council. Barry Towers Beta Beta Betag Vikings-Sec.-Treas. Barbara Kelch Toy Dean's Listg Choirg Chapel Choirg INV.A.g Student Senateg P.S.E.A.-Pres.g House Council-Treas.g Janusg Sigma Kappa. Betsy Uncapher Alpha Psi Omegag Chi Omega-Treas.g P.S.E.A. Brenda Hamilton White Cwensg Chi Omega-Pres. Bob Wilson Choirg Delta Sigma Phig Student Senateg Student Couneilg P.S.E.A.g Janusg T.C.F.g Endymiong House Councilg Soph. Class V. Pres.g Jr. Class Pres.g Council on Social and Public Occasions-Chrmn.g Pre-College Day-Chrmn.g College Photographer. Terry VVilson Tennisg Lamdba Chi Alphag Varsity Tg P.S.E.A.g Young Republicans. 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