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11 HE I anptmn IIIIIII 11l HI IIII i ' ,I'lm a1 I uu TGN, IIIH LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE NEWARK, DELAWARE . UAYJ T Ilm III II III IIHI .- Intrnducton: . e vt 4 Administration ............. 16 Honoraries and Societies 32 Special Bvents . ... e, 52 Organizations .............. fi4 197 51 IR S e 100 Dormitories ............ .. 144 Fraternities ................ 178 Seniors ..... 202 Conclusion 282 ,::'L- ,i.l'-':; o Wy - - el U R S PG Sl - t'l F e S8y 8 06843 Editor-in-Chief ..... Linda Keiser Business Manager .. Hank Kamens Sales ... . Roberta Fitzsimmons Associate Editor .. Brian Williams Layout Editors ...... Carole Price Robin Mattison Graphic Designers ... John Landis Ken Gross Secretary ........ Cindy Anderson Organization ........... Sue Roth Sports Director .. Judy Woodward SenforEditor......... Rita Reimer Photography Editor .. Fred Binter Copy Editor .... Barbara Pletcher Assistant Editors . ... Anne Baker Jeana Dressel Faith Ferguson MNancy Horsey Pat Howell Georgia Lomicky Kathy Marshall Faculty Advisor ... Charles Rowe UNDERGRADUATE REGISTRATION FORM RECORDS OFFICE UNWERSlwggi lDELAWAHE IMPORTANT MOTICE THIS 15 AM OFFICIAL UMIVERSITY RECORD. THE E-TUDENT IS HEL.D FEE- S5PONSIBLE FOR RACY ALL PERSOMAL INFDRMATIDN FUR- N!S ED HEREIM AMD FOR REPORT- MG ERROR OR CHANGES WITHIN 10 l:h'.TS TO THE RECORDS OFFICE THE LOCAL ADDRESS IS5 WHERE THE UMNI- VERSITY UMNDERSTAMDS YOU FPLAM TO RESIDE DURIMNG THE SEMESTER COVERED BY THIS REGISTRATIOND INSTRUCTIONS HEvIEw CAREFULLY PERSOMAL 1 DAT, 2 CHECK CLASS ASSIGNMENT. 3. REPORT TO CLASS AT TIME AND ROOM SHOWRM. 4 CHANGES TO ASSIGMNMENT MADE oM BY OFFICIAL CHAMGE OF REG ISTRRTIUN FORM DROPADD FOL- LOWING COMMEMCEMENT OF CLASSES. 5. STUDEMTS REQUIRED TO MAKE MORE THAN 2 COURSE CHAMGES, LE.. RESULTING FROM CHAMGE OF MAJOR, TURN-IN THIS REGISTRA- TION FORM AT THE RECORDS OF- FICE MOT LATER THAN JAMUARY 26. REGISTRATION OF SUCH STUDEMTS WILL BE CANCELLED AND STUDEMNT CONTACTS ADVISER ON FEBRUARY 2 ANMD COMPLETES REGISTRATIOM IN THE FIELD HOUSE OM FEERLARY 3. MOT RETURNING IF YOUR F'L.QNE HA'- E CHANGED AND YOU DO NOT D THE UNIVERSITY DF DELAWJ-H'E MEXT SEMESTER, PLEASE INDICATE REA- S0ON BELOW AND RETURM THIS FORM TO THE RECORDS OFFICE. HEALTH 4 ATTENDING ANOTHER COLLEGE MILITARY SERVICE MHRR!HGE Co LETED DEGREE REQUTH MENTS OTHER EXPLAIN i g 1 X e YOU ARE REGISTERED FOR THE ABOVE COURSES ONLY. Ca,v l TL WML-HL S et MSS 1S rwvesy ................................................. 11. i '.rhl,.;f: . 086101 MU 115 PERSONAL DATA IXTITTRE N L L A XX XTI IR AT R L L 0 1 1 L N L e 9 L3 e Baee a8 L esee 90 L 1 SEEE R E I EEEEEEEE R R R E RN N NN N N NN NN NN L 880 L 2 . 209 9009 -y EEE 36-58-46-679 2-5 -4 -1 1 q I PRIVILEGE OF ATTENDANCE LEARNING E R R R R R R R R N 89 a9 89 12 LA L L E L LR SR vnaRay i;iihhkh LI LI L LAl LA AL LAl TR Rl AR T Y, LI I LT R i L L1112l L L X .. EXAM IF ANY WILL BE SCHEDULED BY INSTRUCTOR 13 I' L ,.-.- ddd A L LI T TTYITY LA LRI AT T Y L L N 4 AL LI LTI TY LA LI Y LI TR T YT L X L 8 880 L L ................. LA B B - e . 8 20 o9 a0 aeee os 2 9 L L L - eSS e L A R N N T Y R R L LL N 1 1 L L 28 SESEeNRe B0 epooeERIBIERES LIAA L ARl LR LT S R T L1 LN L . L sadseebeORRRe LA L L L LT YT . 8 88w a'e 89 LA L L d T . 29 L1l L L e Sow . 88w L L L e9 oSSR BN N B Ll e nd il .tH?q 3 gt 58 s eRRReR L L T2l L L L L ae L a8 0 LA L R AR S SRS RS E RS e RS e e S L . LA BN 1 1 e L 1 L I L1 L B a80 S0a . 9 .8 17 TO THE CLASS OF 1967: Owing to studies made of our students and the results of reliable tests of the learning that they have done here, it is with considerable confidence that the University sends the Class of 1967 to graduate and professional schools, to work and to military service. Our students, we know, learn more in their four undergrad- uate years than students do attending most other colleges and universities. For example, our students rank among those from the top ten state-related universities in their grades on examina- tions for admission to graduate professional programs in law, medicine and dentistry. You, the Class of 1967, have the undergraduate education to enable you to compete successfully in further work and in life generally. Whether you do so or not is largely dependent upon you. That your achievements will be as considerable as your edu- cation opportunity has been, is our desire and our hope for each ?fgzm of you. 18 John A. Perkins, Ph.D,, L.L.ID. President Jobn W, Shirley, Ph.D Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs 19 George M. Worrilow, B.5., D.Ag. Vice President for University Relations Paul E. Becker, Jr., M.B.A. Business Manager and Treasurer Randoelph Meade, Jr., M.A. Vice President for Business and Finance A f John E. Hocutt, M.5, Vice President for Student Affairs 20 Bessie B, Collins, M.S. Dean of Women Donald P. Hardy, M.Ed. Dean of Men 21 Edward R. Ott, Ph.D, Director of Admissions 1Y 1T 1L i MRS HERERD Wilfred A. Pemberton, Ph.D. Acting Director of Counseling and Testing Stuart Sharkey, M.Ed. Assistant DeanOHice of Student Services 22 Margaret H. Black, M.A. Counseling Psychologist Geraldine M. Wyatt Director of Placement 23 Gordon Keppel, M.D. University Physician 24 N E Claire Timmaons Foreign Student Advisor john E. Waorthen, Ed. D, Assistant to the Provost Harold Kaufman, M.A. Assistant Dean-OfTice of Student Services Student Government Association FRONT ROW: L. Gehrke, R. Beaver, B, Gray, P. Kelly, President; A, Shapire, R, Jenny, T. Povlitz, T. Kilmon. SECOND ROW: T. Sandbach, B. Vosburgh, . Wright, . Goodwill, J. Bemjamin, G. Bennett, . Hammond, 8. Goldberg, C. Weil, D. Grimme. BACK ROW!: 5. Dunlap, P. Tate, A, Weber, P. Lance, K. Minton, C. Bojanek, N. Tammi, . Eschenbach. Paula Lance. Tom Kilmon, Greg Bennett, Tom Davies, 26 Ross Ann Jenny, Dick Jolly. Pat Kelly, Barbara Gray. lim Felch. 27 Tom Sandbach. Student Center Council Lynn Tallman Assistant to Director FRONT ROW: O. Rispali. BACK ROW: T. Pratt, W. King, K. Mercer, K. Beaver, Presi- dent. Bab Beaver Student Center Council President Jack B, Sturgell, M.A, Student Center Program Director 29 - O W WO . Class Officers Juniors NS - 30 sgags HH A 7;!ili AL J. Felch, President; . Pyle, Treasurer. W. DelGiorno, Vice-President; B. Mayer, Treasurer; A. Benjamin, President; E. Smith, Secretary. Sophomores I. Burng, Treosurer; M. Otteni, Secretary; R. Rathmell, Vice-President; W. Voshurgh, President. Freshmen M. Glick, Secretary; R. Jolly, Vice-Presidenl; R. Hayman, Treasurer. a1 L L L L L N L J TEEEEEEEE RN R EEEEE N NRENES N ENENEE:R. EERERRENERNEER! - - . a8 a0 ae LL LY . 8 a0 L 1. L .e as B LL L BN L L L e -9 HONORARIES SOCIETIES - e T - 32 a9 L R R R LR RN It T Alpha Zeta . . . Agricultural Honor Society American Chemical Society Fisher ROW: FOURTH Webb. BACK ROW: Alexander, FRONT ROW: J. McCullough, W. King. Dr, John Burmeister, Advisor; C. Van Dyke, P. Bailey. BACK ROW: L., H. :Il,lll. W, Fe!llku'.. lf','.hl.'ll'- man; G, Bennett, B, Pyeritz. FRONT ROW: C. Davis, . Keown SECOND ROW: Colodonato. THIRD Moore, . R. Carlisle Short, H B. Morris, L S e e I i L American Home Economics Association FRONT ROW: M. Hoyle, N. Hopkina, C. McMillan, M. Ribbe, President; C. Croft, C. Knepler, D. Lundquist, . Donahson. SECOND ROW: J. Kenyon, B. Raushi, L. Scholl, L. Shuman, B. Wesley, J. Mitchell, . Shipe, L. Reeber, R. Meacham, . McFarlin, C. Howe, L. Reiter, A. Bottom. BACK ROW: G. Gillies, C. Green, R. Myers, M. Corby, B. Blackburn, M. James, G. McGonachy, A. White, J. Jordan, M. Krzyzanowski, E. Alexander, C. Grant, J. MacAlister. 3a American Institute of Chemical Engineers FRONT ROW: L. Hopkins, E. Lieb, B, Utrlaingur. SECOND ROW: F . Pl!nw,ulu;:, K Kyte. THIRD ROW: G. Seger, R. Maerker, E. Hawthorne, . Maerker, D. Paran. BACK ROW: W. Breen, . Anderson, a6 American Society of Mechanical Engineers American Society of Civil Engineers FRONT ROW: M. Clancy, Choirman; . Francis, F. Carey, 5. Benson, T. Payson. BACEKE BROW: W. Stroud, D, Huffen, 5. Rice, R, Bonadonna, T. Vandegriit, W. Bullock, T. Cooper, A. Unione, E. Sterling, P. Krape, P. Greiner, G. Chanke. FRONT ROW: D. Adams, R. Lara- son, W. Heuser, J. Austin, J. Cava- lier, President. BACK ROW: R. Mayer, H. Kirk, F. Vibbert. Beta Beta Beta . . . Biology Honor Society FRONT ROW: T. Jarrell, L. Reynolds. SECOND ROW: G, Hoy, President; B. Suplee, V. Giordano. J. Tams. BACK ROW: C. Roellig. Delaware Student National Education Association FRONT ROW: I. Goldstein, C. Graden, P. Rebar, 0. Downs, President; . Robson, . Ryan, K. Niederriter, B, Frank. SECOND ROW: A, Richard, M. Wilhelm, E. Hombergen, 8. Denney, K. King, M. Gears, A. Hickman, R. Getten, 5. McDannell, E. Cantillon, C. Rickards, D. Cook. BACK ROW: . Pepper, L. D'Alonzo, B. Hastings, D. Allen, E. Spencer, R. Cohen, T. Wilson, . Wyks, D. Brown, 5. Winterhalter, B. Menna, P. Carbett, E. Brown. Eta Kappa Nu . . . Electrical Engineering Honor Society FRONT ROW?: . Bennatt, R. Spencer, Presi- dent; K. Prond. BACK ROW: T. Black, R. Jones, R. Brader, J. Boucher. a9 Institute of Electrical an Electronics Engineers Tribit., J. Bennett, . Boucher, T. Black, R. R. Brader, Proud, C. Emery, FRONT ROW: K. BACK ROW: . Andrews, G. Phillips, G. Jones, J. Mclver, r ! Sluyter, Davidson, R. Spencer, Grim, L. Golden, C. 40 l Education Honor Society FRONT ROW: W. Moody, Sponsor; V. Kitson, President; M. ' Gawthrop. BACK ROW: 8. Hall, R. Getten, IJ. Brown, S. Denney, L. Reynolds, 5. Winterhalter, M, Dunn, B. Hastings, E. Boyle. Mortar Board . . . Senior Women's Honor Society FRONT ROW: A, Koontz, Advisor; I. Manwiller, President; . Schiffman, Advisor. BACK ROW: P. Lance, D. Bupp, 5. Malotky, P. Siemen, L. Reynolds, . Piekarski, C. Toop, . Motson, C. Kenneck, V, Giordano, K. Bachelder, K. Parsons. Omlcron Deita Kappa Men's Honor Society FREONT ROW: . Anderson, T. Shore, Presi- dent; S. Weinberg, D. Huttan, BACK ROW: J- Cavalier, T. Pratt, T. Collins, J. Weil. Omicron Nu Home Economics Honor Society FRONT ROW: E. Boyle. C. Kenneck, President; S5 Hall BACK ROW: A. Oxenreider, 5. Malotky, . Lloyd, K. Par- sons, I. Wylie, . Gobeil. Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society P. 0'Shea, W. Angelo, L. Williams. Phi Kappa Phi Liberal Arts Honor Society FRONT ROW: E. Moyne, M. Gawthrop, I. Manwiller, 1. Brown, W. King, V. Glordanao, C. Lanier. SECOND ROW: . Anderson, M. Quinn, B. Hastings, 5. Winterhalter, . Rosetta, P. Siemen, G, Kratg, . Bremer. BACK ROW: . Maerker, R. Spencer, . Boucher. gan, T. Corvette, Presiden T. Shore, T. Collins. Society for the Advancement of Management , : FRONT ROW: T. Trush, L. Hurd, . Parthemore, President; K. Ingold, B, Passmore, . Brandt. SECOND ROW: M. Corby, 8. Brown, C. Anderson, . Shapiro, . Petik, C. Hart, C. McKinney, L. Parry, T. Cuocolo, V. Bakowski, V. Som- biante, L. Montgomerie. THIRD ROW: R, Reed, L. Mackey, E. Davis, K. Smith, M. Lubin. W. Boyer. R. Stuart, R. H Leedom. BACK ROW: W. Jones, D. Laurinaitis, G, Talaro- f vich, W. Drescher, T. Smith, J. Rhode, R, Shippen. R. Tun nell. Student Nurses Organization FRONT ROW: . DeHaven, D. Hanchett, B. Sowden, P. Tippet, M. Pivinski, W. Ostendorf, 5. Hutchinson, H. Seeley. SECOND ROW: C. Wood, B. Egner, V. Poole, . Carlton, 5. McLaughlin, M. Brunt, President; F. Trefz, B. Hartman, 8. Higgins, N. Millichap. THIRD ROW: 8. Campbell, C. Yeager, C. Baker, P. S8imon, A. Lynch, B, Campbell. . Bitter, L. Ervin, . Walker, M. Roberts, P. Keenan, L. Hitchens, 8. Gawal, J. Schlinsock, S. Rahe, M. Volk, C. Fox, C. Tau Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society Russo, L. Brady, A. Rinehart, C. Schlereth, L. Shull. FOURTH ROW: L. Dick, L. Heelzer, C. Johnson, . Roberts, C. Furlong, A. Frame, A. Shugarts, C. Hutton, D. Francy, 5. Hornbeck. FIFTH ROW: M. Lungren, M. Pyle, P. Hynes, . Dillon, L. Wright, E. Lihn, . Young, . Kehnast, . Palmer, K. Jackson, Y. Tetreault, 8. Smith, M. Rahn, E. Baker, L. Dunn. BACK ROW: K. Matt, M. Gwiazda, E. Callahan, M. Cole, D. Andrews, . Carpenter, 8. Harrizson, 8. MeDonough. FRONT ROW: S. Rice, . Boucher, 8. Wain- berg, J. Anderson. BACK ROW: J. Weil, . Maerker, . Bennett, E. Carey. CORNER POST CITIZENS L . 20 0 9 seee . 2 o0 aee e LLT BN 48 bm CEARIONAL ST P e e FESEE ey Fra Ll eae L LN BN B B N N II L L . B0 89 CRCIE U L GRADE RECORDED . -y I I TN I I I R P T Y Y P T T T A Y YRR N I T L Y PRI Y YR RN TR RTYOY TITIY Y L 1 . L . . S809 e t I I XY 1 L L 1 L BN - - ae8 5 88 LI T T - L L e 98 a9 e LE R R E R RN EREEREERENEESEEEENENENERNNENSERNNRRNN! AR E RS AR L X . 9 e e L - a8 L L T X - L L B T . 8 a8 aee L 299 208N L X L L L e L a'e a a8 a1 52 AL LI XL LR SN RIRROOIRRRORRDRRRRRDORRED e 888 aes 89 L LA R R R R SRR R EE R R R RS RS R E N NN NN NN NN e 9 . 2089 L L L X 00 Saed L .8 Alpha Tau Omega's winning float, Homecoming Judy Scari, Homecoming Queen. 54 Phi Kappa Tau's Float. '85 Queen Valerie Biden crowns '86 Queen Judges' Stand. Judy Scari. 55 Little Women's Weekend R e e E 52 Productions THE FANTASTICKS-Tom Tully, Virginia Hughes, Andy Brauman. T B A B A STREETCAR NAMED DESIREeanne Brenner, Gibson, Hill Campus Chest Greek Week The Shirelles. IFC President James Goodwill and IFC Queen Kath- f leen Conley .l IFC Playhill. 60 The Four Tops ' Munich Chamber Orchestra l Charlie Byrd 62 Miss Delaware Mary Lee Mancini. David, della Rosa and Brooks Twenty-First Birthdays ORGANIZATIONS eseee w0 e 2000009 LN '. l ................................................................................ e 2 o8 89 00 aeee a0 1 ae 889 . 00 ' e oS00 ee 2 9 eee 9 e SeSeeRER 80 E 1 ' ,-n e iui...i-.; L.g.imu l .asll$ I'L AV e R e $ 309090 e - - E 64 K:E:m::lu:- --------o----E:::::E:c:::.... 2l s sessrsssssssrsenns EE R E R R R R NN - ARl L I L L . L I S e o e 1967 BLUE HEN L John Landis, Graphic Designer; Carole Prig and Robin Mattison, Layout Editors. Linda Keiser, Editor-in-Chief. FRONT ROW: B. Williams, Associate Editor; B. Hastings, P. Beecher, 8. Bowman. SECOND ROW: . DeHaven, F. Binter, Photog- raphy Editor; C. Rickards, T. Wilson, H. Kamens, Business Manager; G. Bankard, B. Pletcher, Copy Editor. THIRD ROW: . Sha- piro, G. Lomicky, R. Reimer, Senior Section Editor; L. Divine, L. Kelser, Editor-in-Chief; C. Anderson, Secretarial Coordinator; M. Reynolds, P. Carr. BACK ROW: R. Fitzsimmons, Seles Director; C. Grant, R. Mattison, Layout Editor; . Woodward, Sports Director; P. Howell, P. Simpson. ABOVE: Barbara Pletcher, Copy Editor; Cindy Anderson, Secre- IIIHM Coordinator; Rita Reimer, Senior Section Editor. BELOW: Hoberta Fitzsimmons, Sales Director; Sue Roth, Organization Loordinator; Hank Kamens, Business Manager. 67 Ken Gross, Graphic Designer. Judy Woodward, Sports Director. Mr. Rowe, Advisor. Now, if we can just get it past the 5. P. FRONT ROW: I. Manwiller, Associote Editor; S. Arak, Associate Editor; . Anderson, Feature Edilor; R. Gold- bacher, Sports Editor; . Bojanek, Editor-in-Chief; W, Hhugn!hr, Biziness . .'hrurl-.' ' , Lielurn, ,'l!lu.'.'Jgum I':.'f.:fl:-r; Kranz, Assistont to the Editor; F. Binter, Photogrophy Edi- tor: R, Darden, News Editor. SECOND ROW: A. Stern, L Poe, . Speidel, D, Leininger. 8. Mullen, B. Horwitz, E, Laird, R. Purvis, J- Caputo, THIRD ROW: 5. Weidel, D. Heyler, . Rosetta, D. Shur, B. Lanning, N. Lynch, M. Socha. . Ingram, V. Crowley, J. Gropper. BACK ROW: L. Levy, T. Davies, E. Smith, 5. Lockhart, D. Allshouse, B Rogers, K. Schwartz, THE REVIEW Frank Moore, Managing Editor. dJ.J - il 68 Cathy Bojanek, Editor-in-Chief 5.P.. Mo, we cannot use ' Ho-Ho Ha-Ha's Weekend Wheels. Ray Goldbacher, Sports Editor, Mmmmpf. I think after all this practice I've My nails take a horrible beating and with my piano fingers. turned cap lid lifting into an art. Bob Darden, News Editor Jane Anderson, Feature Editor. Srr., . ij;t.;'h-';!.l fgft'fl -':xf i -.Q v-.-r ' 4 x'.j .k' i' o - II : n - Now look, fella, that's just plain crude and tasteless! Ho hum, another Greek Column. IN ml a J i Tense moment before the hall. University Bands Big Blue Marching Band in Homecoming Parade. 70 -4 Concert Band rehearses for Christmas program. Sherry Falls. Clang!! Symphonic Band members Marcy Cox and Ronald Ball play in Honors Day concerl. Dee Dee Ingram, majoretie, 71 Concert Choir FRONT ROW: D. Baueris, D. Uhrmann, . Karraker, 5. Beverin, D. Lutz, A, Roberts, J. McVev, R, Yost, B, Lutz, D. Frazier, . Price, C. Ludtke, G. Brunner. M. Woodmansee. SECOND ROW: P. Mullens, C. Scasserra, D. Colgan, A, Miller, B. Goodell, M. Field, C. Bronk, T. Meehan, A. Mcintosh, E. Stolker, P, Raum, W. Lord, Y. Adams, V. Nardo. THIRD ROW: R. Maks, A. Shugarts, K. Vreeland, W. McElwee, P. Chicano, D. Seaman, B. Gould, L. Spotts, W. Gebhart, A. Finarelli, . Cooley, 5. Armstrong, A. Simmons, D. Amey, H. Demhoff. BACK ROW: R, Meeker, 5. Fetter, T. Povlitz, B. Kelsey, A. Brauman, J. Dobrzynski, A. Street, D. Armsirong, L. Schmittinger, V. Hughes, R. Baumeister, N. weldy, F. Goodman, $. Huston, R. Knight, C. Beymer, W. Reutter, K. Caves, B. Calhoun, L. Rothfuss. 7a e e i Choral Union MEMBERS: R. Anderson, D. Andrews, L. Arndt, L. Bently, B. Bethard, C. Betty, . Bilton, G. Braden, M. Bryan, E. Callahan, A. Carter, H. Cason, . Catalina, B. Chaapel, G. Christie, M. Clemons, M. Cole, N, Conn, H. Conway, M. Davis, J. Deboer, A. DeCour- celle, M. Dickey, C. Dunai, R. Eldridge, W. Englehart, 5. Fassig, M. Fernandez-Herma, . Fisher, . Fleetwood, B. Fogel, B. Foraker, R. Fordham, B. Frazier, M. Freeman, L. George, 5. Gerjovich, C. Grandell, P. Guthrie, B. Haff. K. Hall, D. Hartley, C. Harvie, L. Higginson, D. Hoffman, E. Hoffman, D. Helt, L. Hoppes, M. Huber, J. Imhoff, 5. Inman, J. Jackson, M. Jackson, S, Jenny, . Jones, C. Killen, C. Klees, . Krout, N. Ladd, . Laird, D Lake, M. Lieberman, S, Ligon, M. Lindsay, 5. Lovece, D, Maholchiz, L. Manlove, S. Mays, A. McMahon, P. Messina, C. Miller, E. Miller, F. Mitchell, P. Mitchell, A. Moran, A, Morrison, W. Morrow, . Mumford, J. Palmer, J. Phelps, R. Pitts, C. Primo, K. Prucino, C. Raught, . Rayne, P. Reik, D. Reilly, C. Rice, C. Rickards, E. Rosenberg, R. Scott, 5. Scott, M. Shapiro, L. Sheckman, L. Shuman, K. Simpson, M. Singles, R. Smith, M. Spangler, 8. Stuenckel, C. Taracido, M, Thomas, B. Tonnessen, . Trundt, M. Tur, L. Turner, D. Ulery, B. Wesley, V. White, C. Wilber, D. Williams, . Wilson, C. Yeoman, M. Zistl, 73 Women Junior Counselors FRONT ROW: P. Chicano, D. Walker, L. Mitchell, W. Angelo. SECOND ROW: K. Duncan, B. Gray, 5. Benson, . Attwill, P. Rebar, B. Frank THIRD ROW: . Merson, C. Groo, P. Barnes, T. Kucharsey, . McGowen L. Weidel, 5. Roth. FOURTH ROW: P. Beecher, 5. Elliott, . Woodward, B. Klonowski. FIFTH ROW: . Hale, E. Rice, D. Downs. S5IXTH ROW: M Field, L. Klinger, A. Dillenkofer, M. Mascaro, B. Biesinger, 5. Nestleroth B. Weinstein, M. Johnson, 5. Beverin. SEVENTH ROW: N. Weldy, G VonBerg, J. Knight, . McCloud, . Eschenbach, C. Ludtke, J. Rollings EIGHTH ROW: P. Tate, C. Graden, L. Hunter. NINTH ROW: N. Hopking C. Primo, . Gross, J. Mills. TENTH ROW: . Nerlinger, E. Sinclaif ELEVENTH ROW: 5. Faunce, 5. Hocker, M. Sobolewski., TWELFTH ROW: 5. Wingate, BACK ROW: P. Daly, M. Colonna, C. Van Dyke, Al Bottom, C. Arentzen, B. Gilliland, K. Green, K. Bonness, C. Yeager, B Hansel, L. Ward, S. Ransley, C. Klees, L. Damiani, . Schlinsock, A Simpson, C. Schlereth 74 Men Junior Counselors FRONT ROW: H. Highfield, G. Paulsen. SECOND ROW: R. Walsh, S. Ritner, M. Goldfus, M. Faller, E, Ehrlich. THIRD ROW: C. Disney, L. Gerhke, R. Stier. FOURTH ROW: C, McCollough, R. Bowers. FIFTH ROW: P. Greiner, C. Bailey, W. Shugart, B. Cronin, W, Newman, . Hammond, W, Lapinsky, D, Hrynyshyn, T. Wyks, A. Shumaker. SIXTH ROW: . Felch, E. Custer, SEVENTH ROW: R. Hin- din, B. Jones. L. VonKleeck. EIGHTH ROW: C. Snyder, E. Tracy, J- Yourtree. NINTH ROW: T. Davies, E. Smith, F. Pfordt, D. Lloyd, S. Ligon. TENTH ROW: R. Pyeritz, T. Parvis. ELEVENTH ROW: D. Grimme. TWELFTH ROW: R. Grimm, E. Ezrailson, W. Hopkins, B. Cordrey. THIRTEENTH ROW: R. Hallsted, . Materese, D. Matthews, BACK ROW: R. Rahe, M. Delestatius, C. Kennard, C. Nightingale, E Pratt, . Pyle. e Nu Gamma Sigma FRONT ROW: . Ryvan, P. Beecher, S5. Smith, G. Hylton, M. Taylor. SECOND ROW; . Lewis, I Brown, . Schulze, 5. Ross, L. Shupe. BACK ROW: R, Hocker, K. Niederriter, C. Green, A. Bottom, 5. Chaffinch, M. Cupp. President; M. Ribbe, L. D. Shur, . Rosetta, Graden, L. Featherer, Cohen, B. Menna, 5. Bowman, A. Atkinson, G. Gormsen, Alpha Phi Omega 76 Reeber, FRONT ROW: F. Moore, . Townsend, B. Cronin, Presi- dent; A. Banner, L. Tread- way, . Moore. BACK ROW: R. Burr, W. Silewka, D. Car- dille, L. Braun, . Gil, L. Alexander, . Miller, C, Tracy, J. Lenderman, R. Steele, L. Ferrel, R. Dugan. B Messinger. . Schwartz, . Gibson, T. Tully, B. Brunner, B. Harlowe in A STREET- CAR NAMED DESIRE. Henry Bill Harlow describes his acting ex- periences to El Gallo Jim Smith in THE FANTASTICKS. E-a2 D. Barney, B. Harlow, . Smith, T. Tully, D. Grimme, V. Hughes, A. Brauman, D. Beihn in THE FANTASTICKS. 77 FRONT ROW: K. Schwartz U.5.A., 8. White U.5.A:, M. Al-Janabi, President Iraq: 8. Saarinen Finland. E. Vanmarcke Belgium. BACK ROW: 5. Salimi Iran, M. Millor Cuba, I. Twal Jordan, R. Beer Israel, J. Larrien Cuba, K. Nizami Pakistan. 8. Bhrivastava India, T. Oshiro Japan. 78 VENTURE HBOARD OF EDITORS: Kevin McGann, Margaret Lyons, Editor-in-Chief; Debbie Muhlenberg. E. Woslowski, D. Muhlenberg, K. McGann, L. Graf, P. Lyons; H. Schramm. MISSING: G, VonBerg, D. Allshouse. - 1 j I l .l ! University Classical Association International Relations Club SEATED: S. Foster. STAND- ING: M. Neave, N. Tvsowsky. L. Keiser, FRONT ROW: 8. Glowiak B Bufe, . Sutton. BACK ROW! M. Millor, D. Klein, 8 Rayne, W. Witham. Debate Society a1 FRONT ROW: M, Falkowski, G. Aber, B. Carter, J. Goerty, President; C. Ramsey, W, Ploskon. BACK ROW: E. Sharp, . Hell, M. King, R. Halstead, 5. Lee, 5. Shepherd, Le Cercle Francais FRONT ROW: R. Steiner, Advisor; 1. Dolan, President; A, Arnott, Advisor, BACK ROW: M. Pawlina, R. Matti- son, A. Flag, . Homan, 5. Curran, F. Mitchell, 82 German Club K. Mercer, Willkie Cirker, President; A. Koops. 83 Spanish Club FRONT ROW: . MeDonald, 8. MeVaugh, L Taylor, President: Dr. A, Valbuena, K. Nigro, S. Chaffinch. BACK ROW: 1. RE.':iHy. R. Wall, W, Baker, A, Atkinson, R. Bech- tel, L. wvanReuth, C. Finlay, D. Parker, M. Millor, J. Ho- man, . Larrieu. Accounting Club N. Dillon, E. Willard, P. Wolhar, P. Truono, I, Destaffaney, L. Renzette, President. Amateur Radio Club R. Wall, R. Luff, President. 84 Rifle Team FRONT ROW: G. Moore, 5. Saadeh. BACK ROW: B. King, E. Laird, D. Sponholtz, L. Bentz. 1 ROTC Rangers FRONT ROW: P, Brooks, K, Klein, D. DeMauro, J. Gil, . Larson, H. Bryan, W. Morgan. 5. Fassig, G. Street, E. Roberson, D. Seaman, F Richards. SECOND ROW: K. Keib- ler, R. Steele, R. Scheule, T, Kopec, L. Markum, R. Maiale, R. Hamilton, W. Morrow, T. Wilson, L. Quill. BACK ROW: . Tomczyk, D. Spon- holtz, R. Seaman, E. Mulderick, A. Hayman, T. Craven, T. Dickey, G Quillen, R. Faison, - . - - g Delaware Rifles FRONT ROW: R. Shrouds, R. Young, R. Rafal, C. Darrah. SECOND ROW: R. Day, A. Bruno, . Townsend, President; S. Brady, R. Ruggicro. THIRD ROW: S. Creenwell, K. McDonough, C. Gannon, J. Lenderman. BACK ROW: F. Danberg, R. Giaccone, W. Williams, T. Sawyer. B7 Active Young Democrats FREONT ROW: . Kassees, T. Smith, Chairman; J. Stofega. BACK ROW: A. Stern, R. Tunnell, G, Stofega, 5. Foster. Students for a Democratic Society FRONT ROW: M. Warner, 8. Keen, 5. John- son, L. Tammi, H. Garver. SECOND ROW: W. Taylor, 8. Greenwell, E. Seymour, S. I Lee, N. Smith. BACK ROW: D. Allshouse, ' 5. Sass, . Steen, R. Ceci, L. Bennett, E. Braebert. Il 1 Bo A umni S upport s Discriminationg Students demonstrate at Newark Country Club. Photo by Fred Comegys 89 President, I EqueStrlan CIUb D. Hulka, A. Streett, P. Peebles, C. Shourds, 5. Ehlers, W e i T e e e e e . 220 O 2 oy . . s Major's Club G. Rafferty, D. Bent, Presi- daent; R. Hall, . DeLeo. ; Modern Dance C. O'Neill, D. Dalby, B. Warren, T. Jacks, E. Butler, President; D. Hartley, C, LaMacchia. g1 Outing Club FRONT ROW: D. Helm, G. Pierson, R. Vinevard, President; R. Bojanek, M. Socha. SECOND ROW: G. Warrington, R. Laggner, C. Boyle 5. Saarinen, L. Godd, C. Bojanek, M. Howell, N. Temmi, L. Montgomery, D. Shook, M. L. Corby. BACK ROW: B. Sommer, D. Muhs, F. Moore, G. Leedom, B. Marsh, D. Hulka, . Diedrick, B. Brown, G. Pierce, K. Breen, E. Nwaiku, B. Osburn, g2 R e e e e tic:. Cub FRONT ROW: P. Allen, D. Muhlenberg, T. Lewis, 5. Hawstrom. SECOND ROW: M. Strub, B. Heacock, K. Lynam, M. Chambers, BACK ROW: L. Cairns, N. Sobolewski, E. Sinclair, T. Durham, K. Weir, N. Hartman, P. Kellogg, M. Fournier, D. Larrimore, 5. Hampel, E. Bretz, 8. Austin, D. Tanzella, President. 93 Commuters Association G. Pierce, J. McFarlin, G Talarovich, M. Socha, T. Povlitz, President; N. Tammi. B. Rogers, G. Warrington. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship o4 FRONT ROW: A. Atkinson, L. Hunter, P. Ivery, K. Ivery, L. Ton- nessen, President; G. Haines, N. Smyth, G. Kratz. BACK ROW: R. Jester, B. Tonnessen, . Fivehouse, M, Van Horn, R. Faust, W. Phillips, B. Gelsinger, C. Christensen, K. Goodell, 8. Brackin, G. Johnston. Sailing Club FRONT ROW: L. Alexander, J. Diedrick, D. Hulka. BACK ROW: P. Peebles, J. Brown, 5. Beard. W. Megonigal, Commodore; P, Cattell, Wesley Foundation 96 Christian Science Organization FRONT ROW: . Manchester, C. Fisher, Rev. L. B. Hall, T Surratt, Rev. R. . Cooke, D Andrews, T. Grederick. BACK ROW: W, Lawther, H. Manchester, R, Judson, W. Stites, D. Fisher R. McCurdy, L. Schmutz, Willon, B. Warren, Maerker, L. R. Lutheran Student Association a7 FRONT ROW: I: Decker, A. Nagle, R. Mattison, P. Weaver, Pastor L. Rogers, L. Braun, President: D. Randolph, H. Graham. SECOND ROW: C, Gruber, M. Kerr, R, Goodell, B, Macklem, P. Stelle, M. Ribbe, C. Green, K. Scheid, L. Hol- ton, C. Aafjes. BACK ROW: D. Bennett, K. Bennett, R. Pyeritz, R. Knight, D. Reilschneider, unidenti- fied, B. Meeker, Pastor Black- welder, B. Nicholson. Bt -7 s i v Canterbury Association 98 FRONT ROW: B. Townsend, B. Bimbi, M. Hummel, M. Cupp, M. Little, SECOND ROW: B. Plordt, B. Jezl, L. vanReuth, D. LaPorte, A Malestein. BACK ROW: C. Raught, P. Phile, . Piersal, J. Hadley, N, Conn. Baptist Fellowship FRONT ROW: W. Risch, D. Brown. BACK ROW: T. Short, L. Shankles, J. Van Houten, J. Steward, . Hoey, J. Five- house, 5. Van Dyke, . Miller, Fresident; M. Van Horn, K. Kyte, Newman C u FRONT ROW: . Holloway, Father M, Szupper, C. MacFar- land. BACK ROW: D. LaFazia, W. Ostendorf, R. Devlin, C. McNulty, R. Quinn, ag e A s reseRe T XTI TR 1 0 L d a8 aee a 8 88 aee IS e d s EE S SRR REET TS e 889 e 280 B a8 SRR R AW SPORTS A et R R T T T T T T T I e 2 a9 . . 00 L L L X a L L1 1 J L L 8 a8 L L 299 S0aw L . L L L . . L L . o a L . Cheerleaders Lola Mitchell and Marylane McBurney. Blue Hen Jeff Steen. I i J l'f' ,.Iil iy .'I Y oI z f - i l FRONT ROW: Lola Mitchell, Patsy Gradishar, Janice Thompson, Captain; Marylane McBurney. BACK ROW: Sharon Tallet, Anite Marcial, Marilyn Schreiber, Linda MNertney. 102 Jenice Thompson, Lola Mitchell, Anita Marcial, Marilyn Schreiber. Marylane McBurney, Patsy Gradishar. Linda Neriney, Marilyn Schreiber. Linda Nertnay. l 103 l-; FRONT ROW: L. Pratt, Coach; B. Harrington, B. Poulson, Clunie, . Peltz, M. Goeller. THIRD ROW: B, Purvis, B. ' B. Woerner. SECOND ROW: . O'Donnell, Captain; R Johnson, E. Swartz. BACK ROW: P, Heel, . Smith. Cross Country Jim Smith, Brian Harrington. 104 Brian Harrington. 105 1966 RECORD 5 Wins4 Losses M.A.C. Championships6th IC4A Championships-11th Delaware Opponent 34 Lafayette 2z 26 Lehigh 30 40 Temple 16 16 Swarthmore 45 15 Bucknell 50 29 St. Joseph's 26 16 American Univ. 47 39 LaSalle 19 21 Gettysburg 40 Football Counting heavily on untried sophomores, a jun- jior backfield, and a core of gridiron veterans, first vear coach Harold Tubby' Raymond embarked on his career as head football mentor and emerged with a championship team. With an opening day 35-13 upset of Hofstra, the M.A.C. pre-season favorites, Delaware fans saw that great things might be ahead. After sneaking by Gettys- burg 3-0 on Jeff Lippincott's 43 yard second quar- ter field goal, defeating Lafayette, and routing Lehigh 41-0 on Homecoming, the Blue Hens en- tered the Temple game with a chance to win the Middle Atlantic Conference. A strong ground game and timely passing helped the Hens stop Temple 20-14 to bring the 1966 M.A.C. University Division title to Delaware. A final victory over Bucknell and losses to three major college foes gave the fighting Blue Hens a 6-3 season record. Indoor Practice at the New Field House 33 1182992817589 417 3: mala Waguafam 2 mglranfw 411, ,- -;. f. ? a0f Ty TM o 5 - - RS :s. n.! .; h .n s ! 33 13353,, 1 - FRONT ROW: R. Wilson, . Kennedy, R. Bonadonna, B. M. McGlinchey, . Romberger, D. Videon, E. Mason, . Bau- Neiger, H. Slattery, E. Sand, Captain; T. Raymond, Head mann, . Lazarski, G. Karabinos, M. McCallion, H. Bailey, Coach; 8. Campbell, H. Starrett, B, Luby, M. Purzycki, 5. J- Foster, C. DeRubeis, G. Shirmer, B. Wright, 5. Graber, Ogden, L. Hackney. SECOND ROW: D. Conver, 5. Sloan, W, Spisso. BACK ROW: R, Pearce, Manager; T. Harrison, B. Spence, J. Scelba, J. Godek, . Laser, J. Holloway, B. T. Hirst, P. Mueller, P. Billy, Freshman Cboach: I. Wisniew- Novotny, B. Laughlin, F. Bach, D. Dyer, H. Vollendorf, . ski, End Coach; J. Flynn, Backfield Coach; E. Maley, Line Spangler, M. Wickham. TIIIRD ROW: F. Smith, J. Hack- Cooch; D. Harnum, End Coach; M. Heinecken, Backfield ney, . Hoey, . Crabb, 5. Schambach, . Miller, M. Guer- Coach; R. Rylander, Head Troiner; D. Leach, N. Bryson, riera, K. Bills, 5. Green J. Hoopes, D. Keister, . Lippin- Mannoger, cott, F. Linzenbold, A. Smith, G. Matyger. FOURTH ROW: 106 Coach Tu L:l'LL:,' Fa ymo nd. 107 Lippincott field goal vs Gettysburg. Photo by Gary Settle 108 1966 RECORD 6 Wins3 Losses Delaware Opponent 35 Hofstra 13 3 Gettysburg 0 23 Lafayette 15 14 Villanova 16 41 Lehigh 0 20 Temple 14 6 Buffalo R1i 14 Boston University 42 45 Bucknell 20 Middle Atlantic Conference champions 6-0 oy ! I e :.u f Jim Romberger. Henry Vollendorf, Brian Wright vs Hofstra. Brian Wright vs Bucknell. 109 Mike Purzycki ve Villanova. Phato by Bill Snead Outstanding play throughout the season re- sulted in the selection of seven Delaware seniors to the M.A.C. 1966 All-University Division Foot- ball team. Those chosen were Russ Bonadonna, Stu Green, Jack Hoopes, Mike Purzycki, team cap- tain Ed Sand, Herb Slattery, and Harry Starrett. Herb Slattery was named to the Associated Press 1966 Little All-American Football team, voted Outstanding Player in the Eastern College Athletic Conference's Division II, and finished in a three-way tie for Most Valuable Player in the M.A.C. Record-breaking performances were frequent among the 1966 Blue Hens. Delaware's leading pass receiver, Mike Purzycki, set three records, a one game total of 10 receptions, a season record of 42, and a career record of 98 catches. Brian Wright joined the Delaware 1000 Yard Club with vardage gained against Temple and ended the 1966 campaign in eighth place on the Delaware all- time rushing list. Senior Stu Green led the team in scoring with 10 TD's and finished his football ca- reer with 968 yards. Quarterback Frank Linzen- Jo Lippincoft. bold's 87 completed passes was a season record, while sophomore Bill Laughlin set a punting rec- ord with a 82 yard boot against Bucknell, 110 Stu Green. Little All-American Herb Slattery. Henry Vollendorf, John Spangler vs Lehigh. 111 Delaware va Lehigh. 112 Stu Green, Brian Wright, George Shirmer, Henry Vollendorf, Bob Novotny. Steve Schambach. John Spangler, Russ Bonadonna vs Bucknell. 113 Victory Delaware: a team and their coach. Photo by Bill Snead 11 Peter Lindbak, Soccer Neil Knarr, Ken Maorley. 116 Ted Hagsenstein. FRONT ROW: T. Maxwell, K. Morley, N. Knarr. B, Lara- son, J. Murray, Co-captain; L. Kline, Coach; B. Fisher, Co- T. Hassenstein, E. Searl, T. Mac- captain; 0. Meadows, Knight. BACK ROW: B. Sownes, J. Barry, R. Morley, P Lindbak, J. Ripper, B. Wileman, C. Rogers, . Miller, B. Leedom, Manager. 117 1966 RECORD 7 Wins5 Losses-1 Tie Delaware Opponent 2 Washington College 1 2 Lafayette 0 0 Lehigh 3 2 Johns Hopkins 1 2 Gettyshurg 1 2 St. Joseph's 3 0 Ursinus 1 1 Franklin Marshall 2 3 Drexel 2 3 PMC 0 0 Temple 2 3 LaSalle 3 2 Bucknell 1 7th in M.A.C. For the first time since 1963-64, the University of Delaware cagers finished the basketball season with a winning record, victorious in 15 contests, while losing only 8. An upset victory over Navy, a championship in the Pocono Classic, and a mid-season seven game win streak were only a part of the story of the 1966-67 Blue Hens. Coach Dan Peterson, a new- comer on the Delaware campus, found a winning combination throughout the season, as play was sparked by transfer talent and lettermen strength. Despite the loss of standouts Kenn Barnett and Mark Wagaman, a late season rebuilding program powered the Hens to victory in a bid for the M.A.C. playoffs. Fine performances by Charley Parnell, Vic Orth, Walt Cloud, and Bill Beatty helped to carry the Hens to their 15-9 record, With the loss of only two seniors from the 1966- 67 squad, including captain Bill Morley, and the addition of several outstanding freshman pros- pects, next wear's Blue Hen basketball team should be even better, Basketball Kenn Barnett, FRONT ROW: D. Peterson, Coach; T. Rollefson, Assist. Coach. BACK ROW: V. Orth, B. Dowd, W. Cloud, F Szczerba, B, Beatty, K. Barnett, M. Wagaman, B. Maorley, Caoptoain; C. Parnell, B. Trumbower, B. Wright, D. Mountz. 118 L Walt Cloud, Charley Parn Bill Morley. 119 Walt Cloud. Vic Orth. Charley Parnell, :-' S :.,' b - 120 Vic Orth. Bill Beatty, Vic Orth, Charley Parnell, Walt Cloud, 121 Delaware i 72 75 67 70 74 73 89 B3 a3 69 78 101 80 68 71 61 72 48 72 53 81 77 77 1966-67 RECORD 15 Wins9 Losses Glassboro Lafayette Pennsylvania Navy Lehigh PMC Rutgers Pocono Classic Cortland West Chester East Stroudshurg Drexel Lafayette Susquehanna Hofstra Bucknell Drexel Gettyshurg Bucknell Temple Rutgers Lehigh Franklin Marshall Gettysburg Albright Opponent kil 80 106 62 78 52 a2 81 - . 73 62 48 72 70 FRONT ROW: 5. Stockwell, Co-captain; G. Hender- Davis, B. Locke, K. Vye, B. Rocheleau. FOURTH son, Co-captain; F. Carey, F. McKee, Manager. SEC- ROW: D. Bent, T. Paxon, T. Alloway, R. Wilson. OND ROW: , Roy, H. Rawstrom, Coach; R. Suro, G. BACK ROW: G. Coleman, B. Wright, Chanko, D. Ehrenfeld. THIRD ROW: B. Moore, . Swimming Gary Henderson, 122 123 DELAWARE VISITORS Gary Henderson, Bob Locke. 1966-67 RECORD 10 Wins1 Loss Delaware Opponent 57 Franklin Marshall 38 54 Lafayette 41 73 Philadelphia Textile 22 74 St. Joseph's 21 65 Lehigh 30 64 Gettysburg 31 55 Temple 40 71 Johns Hopkins 24 72 Drexel 23 74 Swarthmore 21 42 Monmouth 53 M.A.C. Championships8th Russ Meredith v Lycoming. 1966-67 RECORD 10 Wins2 Losses Delaware Opponent 18 Monmouth 15 14 Lycoming 17 21 Glasshoro 3 30 Bucknell 3 22 Ursinus 11 18 Swarthmore a 0 Temple 35 23 Johns Hopkins i 21 Albright 13 24 Drexel 3 28 Gettysburg 7 40 PMC a3 M.A.C. Championships tied for 13th Wrestling Skip Jones vs Lycoming. Kevin Elrod vs Lycoming. 124 FRONT ROW: V. Sadot, K. Elrod, R. Rathmell, A. Burk, G. Coledonato, M. McGlinchey, D. Micoll, Coptain; P. Billy, Finch, J. Deleo, P. Heuberger, . Burns. BACK ROW: A. Cooch; D. Jones, . Hollon, R. Meredith. 125 Delaware Vic Orth vs Lafayette. ,..; SRR END RN D Dennis 0'Brien, Lou DeGeorgia, Tom Palmer vs LaSalle. 126 1966 RECORD 10 Wins-13 Losses Glassboro Yale Maryland MN.C. State Guilford Camp Lejeune Camp Lejeune George Washington Swarthmaore Ursinus Lehigh Lafayette St. Joseph's LaSalle LaSalle Lafayette Gettysburg Rutgers Drexel Seton Hall Muhlenberg Penn State Penn State 5th in M.A.C. Baseball Opponent 4 3 LT - L T - TR .-1- .-r tn o Cm o b D ek FRONT ROW: V. Orth, L. Fischer, C. Pesce, G, Waldman, R. Monticello, M. Dill, D. Cathcart, W. Cattell, A. Whiteman, T. Hannah, Coach: T. Van Grofski, Coptain; W. Steacker, . Cres- Palmer, . Craven, R. Irish, Manager. cenzi, A. Heck. BACK ROW: R. Maver, Manaoger; J. Barger, F. 127 In his second year as coach, Bob Hannah's Blue Hen baseball team finished in a fourth place tie in the M.A.C. with a 3-4 record. Overall the Hens were 10-13, losing three games by one run each, to fall short of a 500 season. The 1966 season was highlighted by upset victories over Morth Carolina State and Penn State and saw all M.A.C, 1st team honors go to third baseman Dennis O'Brien and catcher Lou De Georgia and a 2nd team berth to captain and outfielder Tom Van Grofski. 1966 also marked the initiation of a fall varsity baseball practice schedule. Al Heck vs Lalayette. 128 Vie Orth vs LaSalle, . T e B T s Gene Waldman, Mike Dill vs Gettysburg, 129 Lacrosse FRONT ROW: M. Hughes, G. Kille, D. Lowe, C. Jester, M. Garrison. BACK ROW: M. McKalian, W. Stroud, . Nutter, Fleming, Coptoin; . Glanden, P. O'Rourke, . Spangler. L. VonKleek, M. Heinecken, Coach; J. Wright, I Hutton, SECOND ROW: N. Davis, M. Shapiro, . Huggins, A. Wise, B. Donaway, D. Pierson, Manager. G. Winn, K. Kindregan, C. Vaughan, M. Field, J. Pyne, T. 130 I Mike Hughes, Mike Fleming vs Hofstra, Delaware o s 2 b 00 1 0 Q0 kD SN D 1986 RECORD 9 Wins4 Losses Lehigh Adelphi Swarthmore Stevens Lafayette Lebanon Valley F.aM. Hofstra Loyola Md. Drexel Washington College Towson Penn State 2nd in M.A.C. Opponent Craig Jester, John Spangler va Hofstra. FRONT ROW: . Riley, B. Denbrock, Captain; J. Powell, D. Eis- enhauer, 5. Fox. BACK Brophy. B. Weihenmayer, 5. Duncan, Coach. 1966 RECORD 14 Winsa Losses Delaware 1144 114 gl 10 10 Georgetown Penn State Haverford Penn Military Bucknell Swarthmore Penn Military Johns Hopkins Western Maryland Delaware Valley American Univ. Temple St. Joseph's Drexel LaSalle F. M. Dickinson Rutgers Lehigh ROW: C. Pinto, N. Del Campo, L. Opponent 5 1 - e 0 S o w3 oen i M.A.C. Championships5th 132 Golf John Hauge, 1966 Captain. Rill Tobin. Roger Conant. 1966 RECORD 6 Wins3 Losses Delaware Opponent 3 Colgate i 4 Drexel 0 a LaSalle 1 g St. Joseph's 0 q Ursinus 0 i Rutgers 3 2 Swarthmore 7 a Western Maryland 0 3 FPenn State 6 2nd in M.A.C. Southern Division Roger Conant and Bill Tobin M.A.C. Doubles Champions Track Boh Wills. Bill Wheeler, . o o .1;'. - FRONT ROW: E. Covey, G. Hagan. D, Cox, . O'Dannell. ler, 5. Campbell, . Flynn, Coach; L. Pratt, Assist. Coach; R. Clunie, M. Carroll, D. Fantine, W. Taylor, C. Adams, B. Wheeler, R. Shipley, B. Remondi, B. Wills, R. Knox. Muonager. BACK ROW: H. Jernigan, B. Harrington, J. Mil- 134 Gary Hagan, Brian Harrington, Bob Clunie, Don Fantine, Mike Carroll, Bill Walther. 1966 RECORD 3 Wins2 Losses Delaware Opponent 102 Lehigh 29 63 Temple 77 77 American Univ. 63 84 Gettysburg 56 69 St. Joseph's 71 M.A.C. Championships4th Bob Clunie, Bruce Regenthal. 136 Intramurals 136 Under the direction of the Intramural Council, dormitories, fraternities, and independents compete in a wide variety of intramural sports, including football, basketball, foul shooting, bowling, volleyhall, and baseball. Each year the athletic department awards a trophy to the team which has ac- cumulated the most points in intramural competition throughout the sea- son. The intramural football championship went to the Misfits of the Inde- pendent League, following their victory over Sigma Phi Epsilon, winners of the Fraternity League, The Misfits had previously defeated Harrington A, the leading dormitory team, to earn the right to meet Sig Ep. In the basketball championship game, the Hustlers of the Independent League defeated Gilbert A, winners of the Dormitory Division to take the basketball crown. In the consclation match, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fraternity League champs, posted a victory over Sigma Nu, the winners of the Farm League. Earlier in the playoffs, Sig Ep had bowed to undefeated Gilbert A and the Hustlers had been victorious over Sigma Nu, Intramural Council FRONT ROW: R. Kirk, P. Biddle, M. Klein, R. McHugh, K. Kyte. SECOND ROW: B. Annos, R. Fisher, M. Crary, President; F. Stefer, . Brock, BACK ROW: R. Knox, B. Roth, M. Jacohs, G. Highfield, G. Clinton. LIVING TOGETHER 2 oy, Bmmmt e e L K L bl ey B . 3 . e by 11T I L R l SO DERTOTORORNBRBREN sssens L LR L L L1111 L L L . 889 .8 I 141 Men's Residence Hall Association FRONT ROW: G. Kelly, S. Foster, W. Elban, T. Sandbach. SECOND ROW: L. von Kleeck, R. Walsh, D. Crimme, President; . Montgomery, W, Breen, R Fleck, J. Hammond, G. Bennett. BACK ROW. 5. Goldberg, T. Kilmon, D. Honan, C. Tracy, . Schoif, C. Weil, . Ellwanger, 5. Haley, R. Grimm. Association of Women Students FRONT ROW: C. Franz, C. Ehret, M. Albert, P. SECOND ROW: P. Siemen. R, Becher, N. Lynch BACK ROW: Parsons, 5. Martorelli, I. Dolan. Malotky, K. Bonness, B, Shinn. L Toop. M. Socha, K. Conley. , . Sobolewski, - C Central Board FRONT ROW: M. Hopkinson, E. Matthews, . Kordt Leach, A. Truitt, A. Bottom, BACK ROW: M. Johns, 8 Sexton, C. Finlay, 5. Vroman, B. Suplee, D. Downs. 143 B. Frank, Chairmaon; 5, Hocker, M. Gawthrop, E. Women's Athletic Assoclation g s 7 W J. Wheeler, B, Peterson, N Young., SECOND ROW: Y. Graves, . Allen, C. Camp- bell, N. Murray. THIRD ROW: B. Bretz, 5. Wingate, . Knight, President; S. Allen FOURTH ROW: 8, Cunning ham, 5. Ehlers, . DeHaven, P. Happoldt, M. Calvarese. L. Smith, G. Rafferty, FIFTH ROW: 5. Luek, V. Rybachek, . Tordella, A. Simpson, BACK ROW: P. Collins. N. 'I.'j.'g-'un:-:kt', F. Dickerson Women's Coordinating Social Committee FRONT ROW: A. Spicknall, R. Hall, C. Yeager, P. Souder. SEC OND ROW: 5. Smith, B. Biesinger, C. Toop, Chairmon: . Repp, L. Rilay. BACK ROW: B. Kratten- maker, B. Hauck, P. Denithorne, G. Parassio, 5. Nestleroth, 144 Belmont K. Troxell, :l Bremer, :l Halloran, L. Graf, W. Reintzel, P, Lindbaek, 5. Heitnen, W. Fenton, R. Purvis, A. Shumaker, W. Rigby, G. Michener, V. Rash, K. Collier, President; A. Comp. 145 Brown 3 FEONT ROW: B. Brown, T. Gladwin, R. Hutton, K. D. Verner, K. Dunleavy, 5 Goetz, R. Andress, G Lawrenca, R. Baldwin, D, Jonass G. Kelly, Presi- Mogre, I, Daller, . Hance. FIFTH ROW: D. Brum- dent; L. Ricard, T. Pastore, A. Osszolinski, W. Suth- hach, D. Appleby, A, Kruza, R, Strouss, P. Hopstock, ard. SECOND ROW: P. Troth, P. Brown, E. Foley D. Shade, P. Conlon. SIXTH ROW: . Geiger, L. Poe, W. Melon, D. Sponholtz, D, Williams, J. Larrieu, uni R. Appleton, T. Romano, T. Mulrooney, C. Beau- R. James. BACK ROW: 5. Dorct Crismond, M. Hill, J. Newcomb, R. Davis, M. Weaver J. Hooton, Bender, H. Garratt, T I. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: T r, W. Graham, dentified. THIRD ROW: B. Schwarz, P. Gallery, T. champ, . Yorl Lucera, 5. Haecker, R. Brandi, D. Wolstenholme. Cannon FRONT ROW: A. Laytlon, B. Fort ner, M. MocShane, I. Jones, 5. Bre voaort, . Foote '- Rogers, SECOND ROW: L. Russell, L. Woertz, R. Jones, D, Haden, J. Shapirp., 5. Ross. THIRD ROW: . Dawson, L. Mangano, K. Tusler, C. Mueller, D. Woznicki, C. Brennan. FOURTH ROW: L. Divine, L. Eastburn., 5. Brown, . Bauman, 5. Wallace, G. McConachy. FIFTH ROW: P. Mul- lens, C. Buchanan, D. Blansfield, N. Sinn, . Roblee, C. Ehret, President. SIXTH ROW: 1. Frederick, 5. Faunce, L. Featherer, C. Herz, B. Breisch, B. Suplee, 5. McVaugh. SEVENTH ROW: C. Anderson, M. Voss, P. Denithorne, G. Rusher, A, Streett, M. Patrick, A. Wuerffel, L. Kopinke, M. Warrington, R. Keir, M. Morton. BACK ROW: K. Scheid, C. Wells, R. Geiger, N. Tysowsky, . Graebner, N. Kistler, B. Foraker, C. Skowron, H., Hud son, C. White 146 Colburn FRONT ROW: W, Elisens, . Cole, . Issacs, D. Au- brey, D. Rodden, R. Allen, E Wesolowski, E. Mul- derick. SECOND ROW: K. Jamnney, . Babrason, R. Vangorder, R, Worden, D. Hickey, M. Cavey lpnatowski, 0. Griffiths, D. Hause, N. Baillie, M. Vogel, . Fresconi, . Wroten, L. Emmons, L. Simon. THIED ROW: R. Woerner, B. Ulmer, B. Orth, M King, . Nicholson, T. Kepp, K. Knause, B. Tease, T. Roberts, B. Harbeson, D. Fischbhach, P Coyne, 0. Fowler. BACK ROW: R. Lynch, G. Simpson, 5. Sass, E. Toahon, M. Hanson, E. Grarbert, W. Haughey, A Engel, B. Derby, W. Wagner, L. Robinson, L. Hop- kins, K. Pearson, K, Olcott, A. Schutzman, B. Martin H. Mate. Gilbert A FRONT ROW: 5. Stuenckel, B. Fogel, L. Hanna, Maiorano, L. George, G. Oppegard, R. Hagenbach, . Walters, G. Miller, B. Remondi. W. Schmidt, H. Baily, President. SECOND ROW: D, Reilly, D. Ham- mers, G. Kratz, . Bennett, D, McGonigal, R. Rough- ley, M. Scales, P. Heal, M. Van Horn, M. Frieberg, D. Helwig, A. Malestein, B. Hart, G. Heather, D. Bar- 148 silii, Delaware Avenue Residence FRONT ROW: H. Tallon, K. Mar- BACK ROW: R. Hamilton, G. Brown, R. Burich, President; E. Francis, W. Swartz. ney, A, Behringer, 5. Ward, G. Greer. W. Lynch. BACK ROW: 5. Shepherd, R. Lunsford, R. Maerker, P. Gallo, N. Tuke, . Corsello, B, Green, . Norton, D. Alexander, B, Stesle, G. Johnston, B, Pitts, H, Man- chaster, 5. Scott, K. Proud, R. Quillen, L. Apostal, B Dyer, D, Wickersham Gilbert B FRONT ROW: C. Harker, M. Falkowski, K. Fenwick, C. Francis, . Kenyon, L Lopez. L. Thornton, H. Beach, . Nash, G. Burke. SECOND ROW: B. Yali- sove, M. Root, G, Lomicky, B. Wilson, C. LaMacchia, V. Houk, M. Field, C. Rickards, L. Hastings, L. Marple, K. Glenn, C. Hughes, C. Franz, President; Mrs. D. White. THIRD ROW: C. Kemske, 5. Van Dyke, N. Garner, . Haislett, C. Howe, A, Ward, M Galka, G. Truitt, B, Jezl, C. Busse, C. Miller, L, Hall, D, DiClemente, 5. Williams, C. Thompson, . Wal- lace, E. Hudsen, H. Melvin, P. Johnson, N. Schmidt, H. Buchanan, . Woodward, R. Reimer, C. Grant. BACK ROW: C. Wack, K. Copson, C. Figest, L. Spear, 8. Milton, C. Yeoman, T. Matthews, 5. Booy, C. McDermoit, 8. Williams, C. Green, N. Horsey, L. Keiser, R. Fitzsimmons, M. Walls, E. Marvel, V. France, B. Pletcher, K. Murray, K. Lynam, E. Myers, A. Spicknall, C. Woerner, G. Hamm, Gilbert C FRONT ROW: . Duszak, R. Newman, M. Smith, L. Treadwav, K. La- moreaux, . Taylor. SECOND ROW: W. Stitea, P. Allen, T. Sloan, E. Karvois, C. Tracy., President; B. Plack, R. Meredith. THIRD ROW: B. Cropes, D. Slorey, M. Agular, . Lafferty, M. Osborne, G, Wichmann, R. Stevenson, . Marsh. . Ciemania, T. Muterspaw, R. Wissing, B. Gelinger, J. Gil. FOURTH ROW: B. Bender, K. Kyte, . Lhoessner, M. Thomton, E. Loberson, B. Schaffer, W. Artes, . Manchester, R. Ratal, E. Voshell, B Witham, R. Sharp. BACK ROW: T. Bauer, B. McCloy, R. Eaton, K. Ban- nister, . Lincoln, D, Arnold, D, Schmick, D. Keller, B. Fad. . I i 3 w Fim FRONT ROW: L. Hamilton, . Pocalvko, . Knight, E. Collins, . Berg, T. Cicocolo, K. Smith, . Simeone, N. Burke, . Keppel, R. Clunn, D. Coulbourn. SECOND ROW: V. Groo, R. Getten, E. Baker, L. Green, I. Stehley, L. Duncan, M. Thomas, . Palmer, C. Melson, T. Cornwell, B. Crump, G. Gral, L. Hayes, N. Callaway, 5. Kirby. THIRD ROW: V. Paccione, I, Goldstein, C. Toop, A. Marcial, M. Ewing, H. Stuttard, R. Spencer, B. Esdale, P. Reed, R. Callaway, B. Reible, B, Poulson, R. Grimm, K. Maorris, B. Ellis, P. London, V. Giordano, G. Smith, . Snyder, L. Rizzo, B. Frank. BACK ROW: . Keown, B. Bergh. D, Fantine, K. Klein, R, Jester, L, Hall, K. Fitzgerald, B. Stier, B. Janes, D. Mitchell, G. MacLachlan, G. Bergh, C. Hudson, E. McCabe, R. Stillenberg, G. Dewale, M. Mersky, 5. Leach, A. Roberts. Gilbert D and E FRONT ROW: T. Behrens, C. Swanson, C. Pierce, P, Esham, N. Hintz, K. Schnick, M. Ellsworth, D, Bupp, President; . Viarengo, 8. Thacker, N. Bellavin, B. Buck, C. Knepler, C. Aafijes, A. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: R. Davis, W. Morton, J. Strand, R. Tribit, R. Raffa, ! Tallman, I KFplEng, T. Hr:gltr!rguc:d, R. Petrucci. L.. Raolfes, Q Furlow, F. Gurrity. . Cortesio. BACK ROW: P. Thien, C. Weaver, M. Klein, A. Andrews, R. Horsey, C. Spicer, T. Hofferbert, 5. Fox, C. Rogers, E. Zygmonski, L. Tonnessen, . Barnwell, . Barry. Gilbert F FRONT ROW: J. Merson, J. Clor, C. Morris, C. Tylecki, . Murray, B. Bonder, N. Harested, M. Heops, H. Conway, M. Corby, K. Perkins, L. Joslin, P. Pattell, . Repp, G. Elliott. SECOND ROW: A. Oleksy, W. Ostendorf, M. Ferry, P. Tavlor, . Stew- ard, L. Hunter, 5. McDannell, . Baldwin, D. Brown, P. Rogers, N. Rochelle, A. Llewellyn, A. Finarelli, J. Kassees. THIRD ROW: L. Span, E. Wilnauer, C. Hudson, E. Sandt, K. Harrison, E. Boyle, 5. Boathe, C. Graham, M. Miller, C. Eggink, M. Ribbe, K. Vadden, G. Umphlett, C. MNelson, 8. McMahan, 5. Smith, J. 152 Egeland, E. Devine, D. Heyler, L. Latke, . Hart. FOURTH ROW: C. Primo, C. Nice, K. Offutt, B. Neil, E. Matthews, M. Cardwell, 5. Hall, P, Williams, T. Dunlap, D. Walker, . Pwikeowski, L. Maloney, T Swann, N. Kushela, E. Furbush, A, Archuleta, L, Ot- tenhol, E. Trotta, B. Green, C. Cralig, P. McCabe, P Humbert, G. Curran, P. Hynes. BACK ROW: C. Wil- son, M. Bawersox, . Fivehouse, M. Gotsch, C. Paolen, L. Kaufman, G, Walter, M. Gordon, K. Walker, P. Folz, C. Roehrenbeck. Harrington A Price. SECOND ROW: A, Rose, C. Roop, K. Ellers, M. Rodelsaler, B. Dowd, President; J. Zinck, . Nutter, C. Carrier, S. Haley, . De Leo. BACK ROW: B. Sheiker, D. Leininger, K. Caves, . Rogers, E. Jackett, J. Cain, T. Craven, F. Stewart, D. Whitaker. C. Sprague, i FRONT ROW: M. McNulty, . Kinnamon, H. Lord, L. Robinson, J. Dutton, . Wyks, F. ' h l il K. DaVry, C. Dawson, 0. Jenkins, A. Culpepper, K. Cuvan, G. Alsentzer, T. DeCampli 1! Harrington B Grestorex. . Bianco. SECOND ROW: . Slpan. H. Sandal. . Hahn, 8. Glassman, Mrs. Clark, N. Sobolewski, President; J. Dillon, E. Marra, . Menard. THIRD ROW: 5. Dibble, P, Whitaker, 8. Garrison, K. Sears, 5. Clor, M. Pivinski, C. Kirschner, M. Keene, M. Sponaugle, L. Guppy, L. Dick, 5. Hancock, M. Jay, K. Hill, B. Krattenmaker, E. Sinclair, M. Keller, 0. Lafferty, J. Wilcox. BACK ROW: L. Hoelzer, . Fasulo, E. Jones. R. FRONT ROW: 5. Nice, C. Dickinson, 5. Wingate, D. Johnson, S Blechman, L. Holton, M. Hitchens, P. Collins, B. Carter, N. Morgan., A. ' Darling, L. Draper, M. Mancini, E. Alexander, S. Fetter. V. Vogel, 5. McCarns, M. James, I. Tornfelt, D. Reid, . Abrahams. Tl l i l 1l Harrington C Harrington D FRONT ROW: M. Hyatl, A. Hall, R, Carey, E. Butler, R, Case, P. Robinson, C. O'Neill, K. Smith, L. Kides, 5. Packard, P. Chapin, M. Bush, 5. Halman, M. Otteni, ID. Dunning, K. Parsons. SECOND ROW: M. Lin, C. Price, P. Taplin, D. Lundguist, P. Bartlett, Y. Long, L. Foy, M. Hopkingon, P. Tate, Mrs, Alsop, M. Millman, D. Brown, . Attwill, M Dunlap, B, Bonner, C. Kersteter, D. Wilson. THIRDD ROW: P. Cannon, L. Reeber, N. Lewis, M. JI.U!'.I'::. E Eaup, . Fay, C. Raught, G, f:.nlh::;, M. Stotler, M. h.1u;1gl,uh1, B Ilf'.l,1:'., l,!l: P. Pecke, . Robson, L. Drasher, B. Menna, G. l.'h'dmhl:ni. C. Nengeli, C. Kenneck, K. Bjornson. BACK ROW: D. Hendrix, 8. Powers, M. Dillon, . Thomas, A. Rohinson, D. Hopkins, . Walker, A. Conard, B. Blackburn, . Warringlon, D. Rui, A. Oxenreider, L. Flood, . Fissmer, M. Maxwell, B, Wylie. FRONT ROW: P, Gradishar, A. McMahon, L. Shupe, J. O'Connor, G. White, N, Cenby e, P. Djakowvich, 5. Elliott, B. Parkin, A. Viamis; Johnson, M. Jarreli, 5. Hutchinson. SECOND ROW: . Gelli, A. McKinney, A. Baker, Ik Maholchic., C. Cirino, M. Marsilii, L. Johnson, President; K. O'Donnell, M, Kr'r:pf. 5 M. Watson, L. Davidson, P. Shropsk Clevenger, . Dusenbury, . Scari, F. Dijoseph, C. Willis, N, Saling. THIRD ROW: B 1 Chelly, S. Barkley, K. Fox, B, Pe Romanchuk, 8. Beverin, M. Donovan, 1, E. :Vlil'.lr:ll::. 'kf Hl,:-lll,n':l:l. l.. Robinson, B I 5. Walsh, . Celano, B, Paul, R, Jennings, P, Philg D. Asta, . Osborne, L. Hardy, M. Hamilton, B. Holoviak. BACK ROW: 5. McLaughlin C. Arentzen, B. Budischak, B. Gilliland, E. Walles, L. Mitchell, . Roark, . Marek, L Marshall, L. Parry, N. Murray, C. Flanigan, V. Biden, . Donalson, L. Wiebel, C. Elasig I Dolson. Harrington E FRONT ROW: 5. Greenwell, I Jolly, H. Goldstein, G. Dumas, R. Haar, W. Englehart, E. Searl, President; . Mace, . Zubrin, A, Kurlansky, B. Spare. SECOND ROW: H. Meyers, R. Jones, F. Binter, L. Braun, B. Hindom, T. Jarrell, . Prober, G. Harding, J. Pyle, J. Birl, . Biltonstein, E. Martnick. I, Anthony, 5. Koffler, D. Oldfeld, W. Irving BACK ROW: W, Dukes, B, Hotmer, R. Day, A. Cramer, F. Carey, . Parkinson. Harter FRONT ROW: L. Woll, President; K. Davis, SECOND ROW: A. Robinson, G Quist, K. Dean, W. Boytim, J. Wutica, W, Anthos, A, Dages, . Rowe, R. Capestro. THIRD ROW: T. Harlow, K. Wieland, H. Erdle, G. Hoffman, B. Vanrensler, G, Ross, G. Hanna, FOURTH ROW: H. Trout, D. O'Neill, M. Eliz, R. Knox, . Julian, B. King, B. Morrow. FIFTH ROW: P, Timothy, F. Groboski, R, Merrill, C. Altevogt, J- Camper, H. Lenderman, B. Hymew. BACK ROW: F. Muller, unidentified, J. Anselmi, L. Collins, 5. Richardson, R. Craven, R. Farmer. La Maison Francaise FRONT ROW: T. Kusharsey, M. Pawlina, K Hosey, 5. Patterson, 1. Dolan, President; C. Bojanek, P. Beaman. BACK ROW: F. Mitchell, M. Lyons, P. Howell, R. Mattison, l C. Belford, M. Krouse, - 3 New Castle N FRONT ROW: M. Johns, K. Scaddin, H. Seeley, C. Roser, L. Reinbold, M. Socha, N. Custer, D. Hanchett, N, Campbell, B. MNocella, V. Cronyton, A. Richard, C. Gaumer, K. Roe, A. Pennell. SECOND ROW: M. Polotnik, M. Markowitz, L. Shuman, 5. Dugger, C. Lyttle, . Cellen, M. Wanamaker, D, Muhlen- berg, B. Zumbro, L. Lorenz, B. Baker, P. Goss, V. Shadel, BACK ROW: P. Waisel, P. Tritsch, L. Montgomerie, C. Johns, L. Peoples, G. Pierson, Y. Graves, T. Heck, D. Jarrell, C. Tippett, 5. Truossell, D. Morton, L, Occhi. FRONT ROW: G. Kifson, 5. Arnsdorf, . Hunsinger, 8. Martorelli, Presi- dent; Mrs. R. L. Dieffenbacher, R. Rockwell, L. Mumford, P. Ellery, . Mackey, L. Bentley, E. Bontrager, M, Figgo, B. Gail, C. Williams, P. Meek, J. Mattern, L. Shrier, 5. Gallo, A. Sheats, SECOND ROW: S, Cunningham, . Downs, B. Biesinger, P. Tartaglen, M. Gears, C. Shourds, 5. Ehlers, A. Moss, P. Pase, K. Bomboy, G. Gata, M. Spitzer, G. Easton, C. Harvie, . Diedrich. BACK ROW: M. Neave, . Rash, D. Melrath, M. Allen, W. Turner, M. Woodmansee, M. Ruddick, B. Culver, 5. Mays, B. Egner, C. Hutton, 5. Nelson, N, Beausang. L. Bell, Russell A FRONT ROW: B. Landan, P. Huffman, D. Lynch, R. McCurdy, Jr., F. Morillo, M. Green, R. Flawers, B, Ball, 8. Lee, R. Herman, R. Dettra, B. Canning. SECOND ROW: B. Hauck, . Laird, B. Nead, . Todd, P. Banker, C. McCallion, 5. Foster, President; D. Lovelace, D Darrah, L. Turner, H. Dehghan, . Joslin, G. Maver, G. Rosenberger. THIRD ROW: B. Dorpman, W. Argo, C. Morgan, Jr., B. Deveney, . Scarborough, D, Witmeyer, B. Swayze, W. McGee, L. Manlove, R. Webb, T. Frederick, G. Kopacl, E. Custer, L. Alexander. BACK ROW: 8. Schneider, I Sp:u'k.f, IIL, . Mumford, A. Hall, . Bove, H. Feindt, I Smith, M. Cleary, T. Weikel, . Ellsworth, E. Hartman, . Tunnell, H. Kincaid, C. Casper. R. Kingerlay. Russell B I Russell C FRONT ROW: A. Simon, B. Windsor, M. Gwiazda, P. Davis, P. Williams. SECOND ROW: C. Herbold, K. Browne, I, Lea, A, Wilderman, . Bonsall, . Sharp, D. Cook, S Denny, K. Boardman, E. Hombergen, 5. Smith, D. Rohr, K. Arentzen, S. Tidey. THIRD ROW: M. Dickey, C. Lewis, L. Reader, L. Haas, D. Brezza, B. Houchin, . Mitchell, E. Brown, B. Hastings, M. Chesser. R. Voshell, . Motson, D. Hartley, P. Hirschy. BACK ROW: M. Chambers, P. Grodzecki, . Toop, 8. Luek, M. Gawthrop, B, Paul, P, Corbett, . Billing, V. Hughes, R. Breza, N. Young, B. Fishel, B. Nelson. FRONT ROW: B. Glass, M. Graves, B. MacDonald, J. Kroll, E. Sterling, R. Ruggiero, F. Wheeler, . Blanchard, D. Rinkoski. SECOND ROW: D. Kimmey, M. Boulanger, R. Knight, R. Kirk, P. Truono, President; . Rudaolph, B. Jefierson, . Weil, R. Pease. B. Jones. THIRD ROW: . Pacinelli, W. Eaton, F. Breme, . Mousley, W. Erwin, B. Cortese, R. Davis, T. Newitt, Stein, 8. Downing. BACK ROW: G. Oram, D. Rambo, 8. Salvadori, B. McCool, P. Btroker, 5. Ramsey, 5, Limey, M. Mack. Russell D FRONT ROW: T. Leed. C. Van Dyke, President; C. Klees, Mrs. Hickman, 5. Smith, 8. Loewenstein, P. Bailey. SECOND ROW: M. Schreiber, B. Schwartz, E. Spencer, C. Finlay, . Thomas, C Hagan, 8. Friedman, M. Stonts, R. Hawes. THIRD ROW: C Campbell, C. Gaines, 5. Scott, C. Croft, M. Cuopp, V. Johnson, C Rabolore, K. Bunitsky, 5. Wooley. FRONT ROW: P, Harman, 5. Webh, M. . Dunning, C. Scarborough, A. Brett, D. Monahan, C. McKinney, 5. Chaffinch, C. Johnson, D. Francy, 5. Hornbeck, A. White, 8. Axsom, P. Stelle, J. Jones, 5. Mastoraki, B. Agaushi, B. Cohen, 5. Mack, . Jeglum, P. Mahoney, L. Boyce. SECOND ROW: E. Cantillon, 5. Munson, P. Simpson, G. Dick, P. Hand, . E. Shipe, B. Van Dyke, . Crowe, J. Carpenter, M. Allen, D. Coughlan, P. 160 Whisenant, E. Dugan, B, Snowden. THIRD ROW: E Borowski, L. Blackwell, 8. McDonough, . Nason, 5, Siedschlag. LAST ROW: N. Farrell, . Rossitar, L Senning. 5. Scharnagle, K. Meinersmann, N. Bright- well, E. Swerdel, E. Beste, P. McMahon, B. Downey K. Dutzer, C. Wisniewski, N. Slaughter, D. North- wood, C. Shaw. L. Woloshin, B. Wesley, L. Hetrick, Y. LaChapelle, M. Singles. Russell E FRONT ROW: M. Dechene, B. Harcum, F. Campese, 5. -.I-:I:III,II',, f,:. Hi1-::hl:nl:. ll: Rnr'irlh-u,f:l'l. f 'T'I,Jlr,'lp. ML Cozzillio, C. Barr, 5. Lipstein. 5. Swartz. SECOND ROW: P. Newitt, 5, Lubin, C. Daley, . Moore, R. Mullins, B. Williams, K. Carmine, C. Hall, C. Dellin- ger, R. Paquette, Jr, G. Cunningham, 5. Masin. THIRD ROW: D. Swift, T. Townsend, W. Clark, A Plumm, T. Schmidt, F. McKee, . Stephan, H. Keyser, . Chandler, G. Washington, R. Keibler, T. Smith, B Warner. BACK ROW: . McCann, H. Bryan, F. Carey, G. Aber, J. Elliott, C. Seligmann, C. Daniels, 5. Johnson, 2 6 161 Sharp Smyth A FRONT ROW: L. Smith, D. Dalby, M. Carter, E. Jaques, P. Barnes, Gibbons, G. Hencken, K. Burdett, 5. Mitchell. SECOND ROW: S, Diamond, . Roberts, J. Huber, E. Plumline, 5. Benson, R. Hall, K. Otto, C. Groo, J. Tarallo. THIRD ROW: 5. Short, . Murray, K. Carter, G. Gormsen, . Plak, Mrs. T. Dalton, J. Dzienis, . Hollenbeck, . May, M. Townsend, M. Vinsin- ger, G, Pierce. BACK ROW!: L. Binder, D. Starliper, B. Boddorft, . Eypel. C. Kline, 5. Hancock. A, Richards, S, Austin, B. Dollins, B. Nichols, P. Beecher, 5. Moore, M. Bradley, L. Kase, M. Wilhalm. FRONT ROW: R. Wiedmann, B. Smith, I. D. Grim, G. Schlaffer, D. Gaspari, 5. Salzenberg W. Breen, President; R, Nagle, G. Broske, W. Smith, M. Cohn Young. SECOND ROW: W. Wilkinson, A, Liddicoat, R. Thomas, K. Huber, 5. Pindzola, M. Schroeder, C. J. Maloney, B. Vannan 0Q940 900904 162 Kitsorek, Savage, F. Gordy, D. Fleck, R. Maiale, T, Fox, W. Godlewski, F. Scernl, A. Fleitas. THIRD ROW: B, Wise, . Sylvanus, W. Campomenosi, . MacLeod, 8. Brown, T. Poken, R. Sahli, M. Walsh, B. Lonther, W. Graham, B. Saulsbury. K. Eck, D. Clark. M. Work- man, T, Hurd. ' .ET Smyth B FRONT ROW: P. Norman, B. Keppel, K. Aksornsukalak, D. Tabois, . Crawfard, 8. Carroll, L. Brown, SECOND ROW: A. Dillenkofer, . Steele, T. Finerty, A. Malanga, K. Conley, President; N. Sickels, B. Siegrist, MacAlister, N. Kelly. THIRD ROW: A, LeGates, N. Conn, C. McMillan, Austin, B. Bringardner, M. Vincent, P. Tase, 8. Taylor, D. Waldin, C. Meeman, . Guthrie, L. Schlegel, L. Bes. BACK ROW!: B. Licherman, C. R G. Ludscheidt, M, Newlin, P. Weber, B. Cannon. A. Smarte, E. Hatfield, Cohen, J. Catalina, M. Staniszewski, G. Wintczar, T. Pegelow, Geuscher. Smyth C . . , FRONT ROW: B. Warren, 5. Casarino, M. Parsons, I. Betts, M. Pyle, S, Clinch. SECOND ROW: B. Nielsen, P. Toomey, C. Barnes, C. Roellig, B. Shinn, President; P. Price, R. Ware, L. Reynolds, L. Layton. THIRD ROW: .. McDowell, . Devine, K. Niederriter, D. Helm, . jordan, M. Krzvzanow- ski. N. Tidwell, N. Vernon, E. Bretz, 5. McGee, D. Mitchell, K. Duke. BACK ROW!: B. Gray, D. Lynch, N. Weldy, M. Lynch, A. DeAngelis, 5. Stroup, G. Gillies, L. Atkinson, R. Fordham, E. Ellis, L, Dane, 5. Lipsky, 1 E. Phillips. 163 . o i - 3 : X FRONT ROW: J. Rosenbaum, J. Lewis, A. Little. P, Stager, L, Zimmerman, B. Clunan, C. Adamson. SEC- OND ROW: P. Ker, C. Roemer, D. Shaok, D. Davies, 3. Roser, . Dineen, . Scarl, C. LeCompte, A. Fotias, C. Sandbach. THIRD ROW: D. Wetzler, L. Wright, L. L. 'l.l.u'wlg L. Lattomus, C. h'mp, 1 Kr'irhh:-x L. Tordella, D. La Loeb, L. T. Jacks, . Young, Y Natyzak, R. Goodell, 5. Hocker, K Parte, P. Price, 5. YBrien. BACK ROW: C I.:L!II'.'C, M. . 'cn'l!'ll':.;, 1k!:lr ll!, Hirsch. . Quillen, E. Lihn, G. Marston, 5. Brackin, B. Kriss. Squire FRONT ROW: D. Rutley, . Baecheer, C. McCor- mack, 5. Wallace, K. Green, President; M. Field, 5. Dilaura, M. Healy, 5. Bergey, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Layhen, . Wagner, C. Ludtke, J. Matteson, C. Reith, M. Nelson, B. Macklem, B. Townsend, L. Dodd, L. Riley, C. Hart, D. Williams, L. Alsid, M. Glick. BACK ROW: R. Slonsky, A. Shugarts, C. Furlong, B, Chaapel, B. Hoff, 5. Wheeler, C. Hudson, D. Mac- Donald, K. Blackwell, . Virgilio, B, Duer, L. Sundet, E. Stawford, M. Vannoy. BPE 1 g e , W'-'w-m-ng Lo ,En?SHE .HIa ii,?g - ,1-'1 . H;,J'Ig r'r A TE '2l pg South College Residence D. Cherrin, . Cordrey, A. Theodore, R. Dewey, P. Parsans, C. McEvilly, M. Lynn. Sussex FRONT ROW: P. Pazyhylek, L. Moce, 5. Bottom, M. McGee, H. Fulmer. SECOND ROW: 5. Staats, A. Freeman M s, L. Licata, P. Mount, M. Gunch, 5. Ellerman BACK ROW: K. Black, M. Hatchard, M. Frampton, B. Cole. P. Hayes, B. Brown, D. Mays, G. Vosters, A, Frost, P. Mayo, P. Viefer. 166 Sypherd FRONT ROW: B, Sommer, R, Lawther, President; P. Shropshire. SECOND ROW: P. Powis, 0. Mosten, G. Slaeum, F. Gradishar, H. Ramler, C. Gannon, J. Out- law, T. Gehman, B. Pritchett, D, Petrosa, . Erhart. THIRD ROW: B, DeGeorge. B, Schmitt, B, Uniatow- ski, C. Hill, R. Lawson, J. Dirito, F. Smith, T. Rude- gepir, . Burke. FOURTH ROW: . Patton, B. Collins, C. Gebhart, D. Hagerty, T. Paxson, T. Alloway, B. Guerke, . Knox, W. Lapinsky, C. Elliott. FIFTH ROW: G. Lynam, . Harrison, I, Taylor, C. Tionon, D. Neupauer, . Berger, 5. Crosse, G. Smith, F Whiteside, R. Breen. BACK ROW: B. Wills, P. Kimpel, B. Messick, R. Hughes, . Bradley, T. Rogers, R. Barlow, D. Baker, B. Fry, D. Hartzel. 167 Thompson A FRONT ROW: L. Panik, 5. McLaughlin Hermo, A. Ventresca, P. Parassio, G. Hylton. M. Servino, B. Mever, . Scheuing, M. Brunt, N, Butler, N. Malin, . Prica, Brown, 5. Ainsworth, F. Trefz, D. Ventresce, C. Wood, L. Smith, P P. Flac k, C. Boyle, R. Laggner. SECOND ROW: M. Fernandez- Siemen, President; Mrs. K. Neely, C. Scrutchfield, B. Ralph, G. Kose. THIRD ROW: B. Hastings, C. Waddell, L. Reeser, J. Atnip, M. Howell, 8. Park, K. Plush, C. Tracy, F. Lynch, . Millichap, C. Lenza, 8. Main, FOURTH ROW: . Harton, B. B. Jordan, BACK ROW: L. D'Alonzo, L. VanReuth, Y. Adams, E. Johnson, D, Lake, J. Rumple, D, Allen. Thompson B FRONT ROW: 8. Sparks, . Weaving, 5. Foresman, C. Graden, H. Graham ji Phelps, E. Gibson, N. Bennett. SECOND ROW: N. Hopkins, B. Hauck. C. Galblali$ 1. Marsey, K. Barnes, K. Warach, Mra. K. Neely, R. Becher, President; G. Anderson D. Ingram, 5. Raustrom, P. Chicano, K. Bachelder. THIRD ROW: 5. Danehower, K Mazimelz, Guthrie, M. McNear, K. Trickey, A. Bottom, L. Richardson, L. Leach, B. Moss B . Searle. H. Ritter. BACK ROW: D. Gilmore, E. Rice, C. Gofi,'M Studley, . Gropper, 8. Harbourne, . Pedrick, M. Nichols, 8. Kiracofe, P. Ihbekes N. Fowler, P. Kellogg, G. Frankel, 5. Bowman. o i! '.. .' o J.,,.. T 1 l I Warner FRONT ROW: K. Prucinb, K. Sellers, . Blakely, A. Angelo, M. Lungrin, M. Cole, M. l Procak, E. Holmes, M. Rigg, . Krim, K. Brown. SECOND ROW: T. Turner, . Ward, C Martin, D. Ko ki, L. Thien, L. Ward, C. Betty, . Wheeler, C. Yeoger, C. McNally, 5. ' Deppert, N. Harshman. THIRD ROW: V. Michank, 5. Aydelott, A. Melntosh, K. Gon- zales, K. Soukup, . Ellison, L. Harrison, E. Schmitt, M. Campana, K. Boyer, P. Sperner, P. Raum. FOURTH ROW: D. Fisher, L. Glaser, E. Andrews, E. Fowser, M. Jacobi, M. Stutzman, S. Vroman, M. DiCoster, F. Deckerson, B. Miles, 5. Recce, . Kucaba. BACK ROW: K. Ca 5. Broge, M. Doncho, K. Witmer, P. Stucker, M. Friel, R. Jenny, 5 i Malotky, President; L. Soritin, C. Gruher, E. Mitchell, L. Faber. I 169 . West A 1 FRONT ROW: 5, Staoltz, H. Roberts, E. Bennett, C, ton, D. Plank, . Freeman, T. Abbott. FOURTH ROW: Braden, R. Luff, T. Rosbrow, H. Graves, W. Hephron, R. Fletcher, R, Youns, A. Jones, R, Fircher, B. Mar- M. Jacobs, J. Dobbs. SECOND ROW: T. Ahorn, tim, J. Frazier, W. Keen, B, Fischer, R. Wall, R. Fried, Matarese, G. Stambaugh, D. Muterspaw, R. Fleck, B. Brin, K. Goeke, M. Hindel, J. Martone, L. Sirman, President; . Woods, D. Hutton. THIRD ROW: K H. Cohen. BACK ROW: E. Yellin, . Mason. Mizami, D. Heattie, R. Wright, . Richards, R. Hous- 170 FRONT ROW: Mrs. . Kemp, B. Zeitz, 5. M. Albert, President: P. Souder, 15 Donaldson. E. Lobel, M. Amerman. SECOND ROQW: A, Schupp. C. Freeman, J. Dugan. 5. Will, P. Steinke, 5. Harrison, 5. Lieblein, P. Volk, 5. Magee, A. S5im- mons, 5. Ogden, L, Higginson, E. Bittle, G, Strand, B. Hitchner, Schlinsock, D. Hitcheock, D, Smith, A. Simpson. BACK ROW: 5. White, . Francis. G. Haines, K. Rash, M. Boettger, K. Hedin, B. Cheeseman, K. Couden, L. Freeman, D Lambdin, C. Griffith, M. Allen, A. Atkinson, G. Ed- munds, . Bolger, C. Smith, 5. Faulhaber FRONT ROW: . Whitney, R. Devlin, M. Budischak, . Mills, S. Elliott, M. Spencer, J. Harris, K. Quinn, B Lutz, B, f;pj'uclhu. B. Hartman, K. '1':1:1, -C'll.'. SECOND ROW: . Ryan, P. McGann, N. Kalemba, E. Guthrie, P. Dove, P. Lilley, K. Visnovsky, D. Horwitz, B. Weinstein, President; D. Secfl, . Rosetta, D, Shur, B, Lanning. B. Anntosi. THIRD ROW: E. Runk, . Me- Gowen, . Mitchell, D. Stulka, A. Mardyniak, M 'H::ll:kl'l'j.', I. Field., P. French, K. Weir, C. Baum- wartner, K. Stevensan, C. Dole, D. Minner, B, Davi- gon, M, Gravener., 5. Cuccias, M. Hartman. BACK ROW: L. Coverdale, L. C. Peters, E. Taylor, B Grove, 0. Andrews, 5. Goldyn, . Fink, B. Colvin, 0. Swain, D. Ames, L. Rauchbach, B, Best, B. Goldbach, K. Novak. L. Castelline. West F FRONT ROW: . Grandel, F. Bablarz, B. Peterso T. Moan, President; B. Johnson, T, lJohnson, . Cava- lier, 5. Fassig, IJ. Shaw. SECOND ROW: R. Meeker, R. Walsh, . Steen, F. Smith, . Pierson, D. Melton, L. Walker, M. Illl':u, D. Larson, T. Kilmon, . Tracey, H. Measley. BACK ROW: . Schafer, 5. O'Brien, A. Hunter, B, Willing, M. Collier, 5. Cope, K. Baker, A, Schmick, F. Vibbert, R. Reed, G. Phillips, R. Ander- 00, H. I!.-ii'llli.l'lllllll'lilx Er -l-.-'- FRATERNITIES TIIITIITIEY T XTT e eeed L 89 --------- B RS 174 SRR BOODRORN .o LEXITT L LN - e 000 ek President Jn:.lm Perking addresses ll'.l'l!l'll:r:., men at w IFC banquet. Interfraternity Council FEONT ROW: . Bilton, P. Davis, T. Collins, T. Pratt, . Goodwill, Presi- dent; H. Kamens, 5. Stockwell, 5. Sloan. SECOND ROW: E. Smith, I. Elzey, F. Pacinelli, R. Wetherhold, J. Felch, D. Schneck, N. Everhart, L Poe. BACK ROW: B. Bowers, . Morrow, C. Disney, P. Andrisani, . Clinton, F. Voshell, K. Barnes, L. Gehrke 32 Ad 2 - J J IS K',J G, Jim Goodwill, IFC President, crowns 1FC Queen, Kathleen Conley. 177 Nina Freeman, Sweetheart, Alpha Epsilon Pi Alpha Epsilon Pi was born at New York University in 1924 and AEPi really lived at Delaware in 1966 and 1967, How do we know that we lived? Maybe it was having the Orlons at a house party. Maybe it was our Beatnik Party, o Bucs, or Monster Mash. Maybe it was the more formal splen dor of AEPi Weekend. Mayhbe it was just the idea of having good times in our college years. How do we know that we lived? Mayvbe it was the B team rejects. Maybe it was because the B teams always fared better than the A teams. Maybe it was the touch gnmeson' the lawn. Mavbe it was just the idea of athletic participation with your fraternity brothers. How do we know that we lived? Maybe it was the ideaof good grades. Mayhe it was the couple of bad ones. Maybe il was studying for an Ancient Hourly. Maybe it was the guilly conscience of cutting classes, Maybe it was just the idea of getting an education. How do we know that we lived? Maybe it was the Dean's List. Maybe it was being tapped for an honorary. Maybe it was being an officer of an organization, or class, or 5.G.A. Maybeits was being a leader among one's fellow students. How do we know that we lived? Maybe it was the Eniuy-i ment of your house. Mayhe it was the pride you have in your fraternity. Maybe it was just the idea of brotherhood in AEP. 178 Dave Ehrenfeld, Dave Wilson, Mrs, Wilson, Mr. Wil- 50N, Mort Faller and Libby. g 1749 ey - ! 3 Linda Jean Hamilton, Sweetheart, Alpha Tau Omega A Fellowship is not a measurable quantity, but it is in a very real sense the guality that binds our Brotherhood together. The high points of our social calendar for the past year included ATO weekend, the Christmas party and the Greek Party during IFC Week. The Help Week project at Camp Wright was a special time of fellowship among pledges and brothers, as were float- building and Playhbill in the fall. In the area of scholarship, ATO has been consistently among the leaders and ranked first among fraternities the past year. Character is that quality which makes a man a true individual; it may be demonstrated in many placesfrom the athletic field to the organization meeting. ATO stands near the top in intramural athletics, but more impor tantly it prides itself in displaying true sportsmanship. Campus leaders during the past year include the President of the Student Center Council, President of the Sophomore class and three other class officers, and the Vice-President of IFC. With the addition of the new south wing, we were able lo accomodate our very gracious housemother, Mrs, Charlotte Carlson, and Andy Freeman was able to start demonstrating his experience in the kitchen, It was a very memorable year: the surfers . . . Mandy and the phone book . . . Red Baron . . . the attic . . . tick-tock . . . Oh boy, Ben ... Action Central . . . Super Art. . . is it important? . . . Frog . . . the Creek .. . dufless ham and egger . .. Yake the card sharp ... where's the wench? . . . image men . . . let's raid the new deck . . . Kester . . . the maotorcycle gang . . . give me a break . . . pre-parties . . . Rah! . . . Stan ley, vou old hummer . . . Odd Job . . . Senior Lounge. f 180 K i A Sk A aiasindia ik be A IRERARREER A fAfasia b3 H3p HWIHF 181 Delta Tau Delta The keynote of Delta Tau Delta's program for 1966 was bigness. Last fall forty-one of our now sixty-five brothers maoved into our newly completed $110,000 addition. The house dedication which took place on December third was highlighted by a speech given by Supreme Court Justice and Fraternity President Tom Clark. Continuing to do things in a big way, Delta Tau Delta has achieved the second highest house cumulative index among the fraternities on campus for the second consecutive semester with a 2.74 last fall and a 2.56 last spring. We also placed fourth among fraternities in overall interfraternal athletic competition. Our play My Fair Fratman was voted a second place in the annual playbill competition during Greek Week last fall. In varsity athletics two Delts distinguished themselves in track and football, Brother Edwin Anderson, who is now attending the Fairleigh Dickinson School of Dentistry, was one of the all Middle Atlantic Conference choices for guard in 1965, and Brother Michael Carroll placed third in the 120-yard high hurdle event in the Middle Atlantic Conference track meet last spring. In the field of scholarship, two brothers, Robert Speigel and Alan Giberson, have distinguished themselves by being accepted to medical schools. Keeping in pace with our expanding house, Delta Upsilon chapter initi- ated twenty-one new brothers last spring and fourteen in the fall. 182 Linda Taylor, Sweetheart, 183 Kathleen Conley, Sweetheart. Kappa Alpha Beta Epsilon Chapter of Kappa Alpha Order was founded g the University of Delaware in 1904, Since that time, the Broth- erhood has continued to promote the ideals of the Order in all possible ways, The activities of Beta Epsilon in the past yea have indicated a sustained interest in the attainment of these ideals. Brother . Patrick Kelly, as President of the Student Govers- ment Association, exemplifies KA's involvement in campis affairs, as well as the spirit of leadership maintained at Bela Epsilon. Athletic achievement by KA varsity athletes has bee ancther keynote of this year's activities. Outstanding in this ! respect is Brother Brian Wright, completing anather successful season as Delaware's leading rusher in foothall. The KA social program this year has been most rewarding culminating in the eagerly anticipated Old South Ball and Spring Weekend. This event, with its parade of rebels and secession from the Union, remains as Delaware's most colorful social event of the year. Keeping in mind that the ultimate goal of the University is education, Beta Epsilon has continued its cultural and educs tional programs with full vigor. Guest performers and speakens appearing at the house over the past year have included such personalities as Al Capp, famous creator of Li'l Abner. These elements, together with the spirit of true brotherhood have made this year one which will long be remembered by the Brothers of Kappa Alpha. 1684 E. Morley, . Dusewicz, T. Parvis oA SRR Sada HHHM HII? IEFEWEII 185 Lambda Chi Alpha With the completion of this yvear, Lambda Chi celebrates its third hirthday here at the U. of D. Since then Lamhbda Chi has gone on to be guite active and has contributed greatly to the strengthening of Delaware's fraternity system. We won the originality division and later 1st place in Campus Chest; have taken 2nd and 3rd place in IFC Playbill and this year won 1st place in the Fraternity Spirit Trophy. In intramurals, Lambda Chi has given a good showing all around. With all this we have consistently been above all fraternity scholastic index. The number of brothers in campus activities and varsity sports also shows our varied interests. Brother Hal Measley was a SCA senator at large and Erich Smith was head of the REVIEW News Staff, Brothers Bill Phillips and Sam Sloan have been in charge of the Greek Week Banguet the last two years. In sports, Brothers Phil Hitch, Joe Huggins, Ken Savage, Tom MacKnight, and Jim Roy have lettered in the following respectively: tennis, lacrosse, track, soccer, and swimming. Lambda Chi also has quite a few of its Brothers in honorary fraternities such as Phi Beta Kappa, Omicron Delta Kappa, Sigma Xi, and Tau Beta Pi. Our social calendar was highlighted as usual by our many house parties and the great Spring Weekend. So once again Lambda Chi finishes another year full of fond memories and proud accomplishments, Much credit is due to alumni and fac- ulty. And finally, many thanks to our housemother, Mrs. Ru- dolph, for all her service to the Brotherhood. Olivia Rispoli, Sweetheart. 186 Phyllis Buono, Sweetheart. Phi Kappa Tau The Alpha Gamma Chapter of Phi Kappa Tau, founded at Delaware in 1924, has reached a desir- able level of membership of fifty-five men. Lo- cated at 720 Academy Street, the chapter house has been a source of pride for the forty brothers who occupied it during the past year, Expansion of facilities is expected to begin in the near fu- ture, The scope of Phi Kappa Tau's involvement in campus activities has widened significantly this year, Prominent among the achievements are the fraternity's fourth place in fraternity intramurals and the championship softball and table tennis teams. A united effort in the fall produced second place in the Homecoming Float Competition. In addition, leaders emerged such as Matt Crary, President of the Intramural Council; Tim Surratt, President of the Wesley Foundation; Bob Vinyard, Homecoming Chairman; and Roy Brader, member of Eta Kappa Nu, honorary electrical engineering society. 188 L R. Hunsicker, M. Crary, R. Hill, R. Boerum. 189 Fran Trefz, Sweetheart, Pi Kappa Alpha ? W The Delta-Eta Chapter of Pi Kappa Alpha, one of the largest fraternities in the nation, continued to rebuild during the past school year. In a little more than a year, the brothers of PiKA l tripled in number, and the additional enthusiasm and vigor led ' to a more favorahle image on campus. Due to the rapid growth in the brotherhood, PiIKA assumed a l greater role in campus as well as in IFC activities. PIKA was able to participate for the first time in all intramural sports Community services included door-to-door collections for the l Muscular Dystrophy Drive. Herman, a spirited Dalmatian, was acquired to spread the image of PIKA on campus. The brothers also struggled to put their other mascot-a 1931 Chevy fire engineinto running order. J The PiKA brotherhood is now looking forward hopefully to - a period in their history in which they can prosper and grow .l in a new house. T e e 7 . 1890 llllll DRUMMOND RD. e E R AN 5 1491 Dorinda Tanzella, Sweetheart. Sigma Nu Remembrances of the Class of 67: The men: Thin Man . . . Spyder . . . Cotton . . . Fate . Fat Cruncher . . . A-Go-Go . . . Dwarf . . . Greasy Celling . . . Hatch ... Hugh Heffner . . . Crash . . . Thirty-Pound Head . . . Brown Bomber . ., Ears . . . Nick the Bad . .. Ringo ... Happy Tooth ... Boy Wonder . . . Rollo ... Sword. The medalists: Senior Class President-Joe Benjamin . .3 IFCTom Collins, secretary . . . Tau Beta PiJeff Weil . . Omicron Delta KappaTom Collins, vice-president; Jeff Weil . Scabbard and BladeMike Field, First Lieutenant; Kip Kindregan, Second Lieutenant; Dave Nicoll, First Sergeant; Tom Collins . . . Soccer team captainBob Fisher . . . Wres tling team captainDave Nicoll. The memaries: West Hall Story . . . Park Train forever. .. phantom phone caller . . . the Green Weenie Award ... broken leg . . . Beep-Beep . . . lost eyebrows . . . Thanksgiv- ing toast to KA . . . Fly-back . . . Vandy gets banished ... popcorn . . . out to lunch . . . Santa Claus cookies . . . Mad Bomber . . . Ragalotte . . . picnic pyramids . . . That Old- Time Religion . . . Cathy . . . Faggots . . . Mrs. B.a queen of a housemother . . . swizzle-stick . . . the Hounds . . . Hap- piness is new heads . . . the Phantom Piddler . . . Sucha deal . . . vanished virtue . . . worm raid . . . Michelob for a quarter . . . third-floor lounge . . . Martin, the walking goldfish . . . the A. Joe Benjamin Memarial Deck Award. 192 . - - - - - o e - i e r e 193 o e st R Valerie Biden, Sweetheart, Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon, the house with the red door, has con- tinued in its role as a leader on campus this year. Scholastic and athletic ability are combined through a closely-knit feeling of brotherly spirit. This combination has kept Sigma Phi Epsi- lon in high regard in all campus circles. The men of Sig Ep take pride in their social life and intra- mural achievements. Winner of the Overall Intramural Trophy the past two years, the brothers have every intention of retir- ing it with a victory again this year. House parties offer a pleasant and entertaining relief from the daily scholastic strug- gle. To be a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon is to be a member of something that is greater than individual desires. Sig Ep strives to exhibit the true and all encompassing meaning of Brother- hood and fraternity spirit. The men of Sig Ep look forward to meeting together the academic, social and athletic chal- lenges that the university provides, now and in the future. 194 oy E Es 8 L MR Wy Gl DA LN T AN SR S Wi 'i'i LA L 195 L o o Theta Chi Alpha Xi chapter of Theta Chi has achieved the high esteem of the student body, faculty and ad- ministration of the University of Delaware, since its founding in 1923, Advancing the motto of Primacy of Alma Mater in the usefulness of the fraternity, Theta Chi plays an intricate part in the academic, social, and athletic life of the Uni- versity. From their home at 151 West Main Street, the brothers of Theta Chi infiltrate into every facet of University activity. As is true with any function connected with a university, Theta Chi fosters a spirit which is thoroughly conducive to academic achievement. An extensive scholarship program is followed by gach brother to insure graduation, the primary goal of any fraternity man. Socially, the fraternity schedules a full calendar of house parties, open houses, and smokers throughout each semester. Anticipation of such events as the Caveman Party and the annual Bowery Ball extends far beyond the brotherhood of Theta Chi. Thus, the men of Theta Chi contrib- ute significantly to the social life of the entire Campus. In the realm of athletics, Theta Chi is always an outstanding participant. Each season Varsity Sports enjoy the services of many of the brothers, but athletic participation does not end here. The fraternity also engages in every sport the Univer- sity offers at the intramural level. In this way Theta Chi instills in each of its members a deep sense of proud defeat and humble victory. S Dobrasiscki B0 Peaiee 3 b : Baradarns A DACIRrnnis 196 Judy Scari, Sweetheart. - o T e i m v Slattery, Neiger, Starrett, Purzycki, Guerriero, Sand, Wickham, Linzenbold, Bonadonna, Smith, Shirmer, Lippincott, h Brothers Csatari, Shirmer, and Schear. e T LUNCH WILL NOT BE AUTOMATICALLY SCHEDULED. --------------------------------------------------------- X . a8 88 - .8 eF SoebReR 80 198 I SABBOOOOOBEROOOORABRNN LI IE I Ll ALl Ry I TTIITT T2 L L S 199 iiiiiiiiiiiii r - THE CORRECT DIGIT IN THE PROPER COLUMN, ? I EXERCISE CARE IN MARKING i I 200 201 eSO BBRORES TIIT 1 . . 29 . a0 1 LU L N N R R S EE Y SNILYNAWYdHO Dean William E. McDaniel College of Agricultural Sciences The world population of approximately .75 billion in 1800 doubled during the next century. During the fol- lowing 60 years, the population doubled again, result- ing in a world population of 3.0 hillion by 1960. It is expected to double again by the vear 2000. During the early to middle part of the nineteen eighties, it is anti- cipated a world food crisis could develop. A new course, entitled 'Food and Population, has been intro- duced in the College of Agricultural Sciences. This is a general educalion course which will be of interest to students throughout the University. The course will aid the students in understanding and appraising the rela- tionship of food and population on a world basis. Technology in agricultural production, processing and marketing has been changing rapidly. As a result, the type of employment into which graduates of the College of Agricultural Sciences enter has changed over the past fifteen years. Due to the increased invest- ment required to enter agricultural production, only about 5 percent of the graduates enter farming. Ap- proximately 40 percent of the undergraduates pursue advanced degrees. A major portion of the remainder of the graduates accept positions with firms closely allied to agricultural production, processing andor market- ing. An increasing number of our students come from a non-farm background. Because of these and other changes, the staff of the College of Agricultural Sci- ences has made an intensive study of the needs of our students. As a result, during the past four years courses dropped, added or changed have affected 88 percent of the courses offered by the College. The ad- justments, in general, have emphasized basic funda- mentals and scientific principles and de-emphasized the how to do it aspects. 204 Gerald B. Abrams pj Gary R, Adams Henry Alexander, Jr, G. Harry Bicknell Everett C. Hennett 205 $ 9 Richard F. Carlisle Edmund S, Covey Anthony A, Colodonato Nilliam A. Crane Lawrence L. Cullen, Jr. Conrad B. Dancy Carl P, Davis Lester F. Dill John Farrington 111 Assistanl Dean Donald F. Crossan William H. Garrett 206 William H., Horwitz Horace T, Johnson g Jefirey F. Keown William D, Markland Daniel R. Masten 3 Charles E. Moore Douglas M, Moore Hdrj':,' A Morton Kenneth W, Murray William R. Parker 207 T e Barhara . Schuck Edward F. Seelig Stephen E. Stockwell Horace E. Short, Jr. Lea Tammi 208 L F'homas C, Sloan William K. Reisen $ Alfred R. Sonchen 111 Thomas C. Taylor n William F. Taylor Ralph Timmons, Jr. Preston L. Waller Howard A, Wehh Mark A. West Alan T. Whitman Willard . Whittaker Ronald W, Wills Charles L. Witt 209 Dean Arnold E.ippm-r College of Arts and Science 210 Students come to the University motivated by a de- sire to acquire knowledge, to participate in University activities both curricular and extra-curricular, and to obtain an education which would be a basis for maxi: mum salary expectations. These three motivations can he In'r:-pi:rj:; blended into one. In addition, there is a minority who come to the University seeking an an- swer to life's meaning, an answer which they may never find. The 19 departments and 26 majors of the College of Arts and Science offer to the student an opportunity to achieve his life's objective and to help explain his ex- istence, In addition to satisfying the majors in the Col- lege of Arts and Science, the College alsa supplies much of the supporting work for the six professional Colleges of the University. It is an old cliche but still a true one which says, Seek the truth and the truth will make you free. d College Clayton H. Adams John F. Ahner Richard A. Albright Jane E. Anderson Lee W. Anderson MNancy M. Anderson Sidney F. Arak Francis . Ariganello t James R. Ayars Karen A. Bachelder Robert E, Battisto 211 Robert W. Baly Stephanie M. Banks il Assistant Dean Ray E. Keesey Harriet C. Beach Alan W. Behringer Gregory B. Hennetl Joseph M. Bernstein i b David M. Barney Ruth S. Beard Robert A, Beaver .'M-! ary v H'n l'n 2 A Michael C. Bolkovich Edward G, Bradford Frederick . Brema Sharon L. Hrawn Michael Billingsley P Sarie L. Hooy 5 Aance K, Braun James C. Bremer Cathleen . Bojanek Valdemar Bowman Harbara A. Breisch Mark I, Brennesholtz Brian 0. Bracken Brenda A, Brown James W. Braddock Bonnie L. Bufe Henry P. Burrows 111 Diane F. Bupp Linda M. Caldwell EER Anna C, Burke Dr. Frederick Parker, Sociology 1 Douglas E. Camphbell Dlney H. Clowe Nancy L. Canby l k Melinda Carter Pamela A. Casella RE William F. Casey Cynthia C. Cary , 214 Gary R. Charles Richard . Cherrin Wilkie K. Cirker Roberta L. Clunn Kenneth W, Collier Philip . Collora Elizabeth A. Christopher Antony D. Clarke Morma . Cole Elaine K. Collins Theodore Corvette, Jr Barbara M. Craig Matteson 5. Crary o ek on 2 h Julia A. Cross Barbara A. Daisey Rohert 8. Darden L Paul R. Darley Dr. Max Kirch, Chairman, Language Department Nancy . Davis Jnanna E. Dawson Thomas R. DeCampli John C. Decker Albert A, DIClemente Antoinette M. DiBuo Ida May Dolan David L. Donovan Joan C. Draper 216 Ben M. Dunn Michael C. Eltz Donald L. Enss Mary E. Ewing Richard H. Farwell Wayne A. Fenton Beverly C. Ferguson Janice A, Fernengel Elizabeth M. Forwood Norma M. Field Michael E. Field g e e e Alonzo K. Foster Donald L. Francisco Carolyn A, Franz lean L. Frees William P. Garrett Linda F. Gavin Vicki L. Giordano 218 Orlando . George, Jr. Karen L, Getty Donald L. Gibson Barry L. Gingrich lohn R. Goertz 11 Allen C. Goldfeder Naomi H. Goldstein ames L. Goodwill Stella Golides Lloyd H. Graf, Jr. :IIIIIII . Greer E g l' . B Rachel E. Grier Kenneth R. Gross E m I Lawrence W. Haas Earl T. Hackett, Grace E. Haines Thomas C. Hammand Lewis T. Hankins Carol M. Harker 219 Richard B. Horsey Ruth E. Hawes Philip M. Hitch John S, Homan Kathleen E. Hosey Gregory R. Hoy Steven . Harvis Walter L. Hernsan, Jr. Eileen A. Hombergen Adele M. Howard Suzanne Hudson Sara E. Hatfield ; Richard D, Howard e e Lynda A. Jones Twiford Jarrell 11T Mary Jane Hunt Sarah L. Johnson Margaret E. Hughes Gail F. Hylton Carol Ann Jones Richard E. Judson Nancy . Kalembra Theodora R. Hughes o Art hur Inman Griffith B. Jones Eneken E. Kaup James P. Kally Antje Koops John B. Kennedy Joanne E. Klair George F. Kopacki 222 Barbara P. Kopystecki Judith L. Keene Carel . Kiloski Wilma A. King Sharon A. Kirby Carole B, Kirshner Harold L. Kling Stanley A. Koslosky Gerald . Kratz Joanne L. Krout Walter . Kncaba Donald T. Ladd Faula G, Lance Bette A, Lanning David 8. Lavine Susan E, Leach David H. Lensner Jerome R. LaFountain Richard ID. Levin David 8. Levine Morris Library Nancy . Lewis 223 Thomas G. Lewis I11 Rachel L. Lindley Mary E. Loewenstein Joanne M, Longo William M. Lowther Esther M. Lucas 5 Nancy E. Lynch John M. Maiorano Beverly . Manbeck Isabelle M. Manwiller Hullihen Hall Marguerite R. Marino 224 Kathryn J. Marshall Judith C. Maurer James H. Maxwell Thomas . Maxwell Michael W. Mekalian Kaye L. Mercer James C. Miller Lynne N. Miller Elizabeth A. Mitchell Fran Gail Mitchell Jean A. Montgomery Susan 'l Moore 225 Joseph . McArdle Caral A, McNally Joan M. Marrison David T. Mountz Marylane B, McBurney Susan H. McVaugh Mary 5. Nelson John . Morrow Edward P. McCabe Daniel P, McCann Dr. Houghton, Biclogy 226 James T. Murphy Joanne F. McCullough Margarel C. O'Keefe Jacqueline M. Olsen Ann L. Oppegard Thomas . Nalson Jonathan A. Owens Richard H. Paradera 227 Mancy R. Norris Sandra L. O'Dell Aloysius Neill T11 John C. Palmer 111 Patricia A. Parres John M. O'Donnell, Jr, Suzanne Palterson Warren A, Reintzel Marcia L. Pawlina Joan C. Piekarski Thomas K. Pratt John A. Pyne 11 Harold T. Rice 3 Kenneth W. Pearson Kenneth Pefkaros William G. Phillips 1 Douglas K. Plerson i Michael 5. Purzycki f 1 Michael A. Quinn David J. Reilly A Thomas . Rice 1 228 Carl F. Riegel, Jr. Fredric M. Rohm C. 5. Roosevell Elizabeth Rosenberg i David K. Rishel MNorth Campus Ca i'nlg.'n E. Koser A Marion . Robinson ames H. Roser 229 Carol A. Roehrenbeck Jamet K. Rosetta I l l ! 1 i I Thomas W. Rundell Frances A. Sapp J. Scaricaciottoli George A, Schlifkin i i l ! f l Janice P. Behnur t John . Schoff Arlene M. Schupp Dr. Evelyn Clift, Histary J Eleanor M. Sexton Carol Sheldon Thomas A, Short Patricia . Siemen Carl 8. Silvanm.n. Gay T. Silvers Warren IJ. Simmans 230 , Samuel N. Sloan, Jr. James F. Smith Gerald R. Smith John C. Snyder Marilyvn . Socha Robert M. Sommerlatte Alan F. Spiegel Norman W, Stouffer Barbara A. Supplee Roger A. Suro Damon T. Taylor Linda A. Taylor 231 ol Janice D, Thompson Nina E. Tammi g Lowell H. Tonnessen Caral L. Toop Kathleen A. Trepper E Linda A. VanReuth Rohert A, Vinvard Kathleen L. Turner Mancy C. Turner Athene Vlamis 232 Abigayle E. Truitt Frances P, Walker 54 Rita V. Ware g Ruth L. Warner Andrea 5. Weber Mitchell Hall Alexandra R, Weickert Jennifer L. Whitney Cynthia A, Williams Leonard . Williams Sandra . Williams A Diane L. Wilson Jack 5. Waolpert ames L. Woods Norris P. Wright James A. Young 233 Dean Ruben Austin College of Business and Economics 234 In recent years the dynamic growth of the American economy, the increased virility of for elgn competition and the application of social and scientific methods in modern business manage- ment have fostered a new concept ol professional- ism in the modern businessman. This evolving process has in turn created a very large demand for professionally educated young people in the fields of Business Administration, Accounting Economics and Secretarial Studies. Modern col legiate training in the College of Business and Economics is designed to integrate cultural, scien- tific and social science concepts into a profes sional curriculum so thal its undergraduates are prepared lo assume roles of responsibility in our society. Recognition of the professional orienta- tion of the College's offerings is formalized by its accreditation by the American Association of Col- legiate Schools of Business, The College of Bush ness and Economics has also kept pace with the evolving demands of modern society in its offer ing in graduate studies in Economics and Business Administration. T e e . it Louis P. Ariff David M. Arnold David A. Bauereis Alan . Benjamin Theodore L. Alleman 235 John F. Camphaell Kester I. Crosse Dr. Hutchinson, behind desk; Dr. Levin, in front. Robert . Davis 236 Paul Biddle, Jr. Donald F. Billing Louis H. Blum Michael . Bright, Jr. James P. Bennetl Joseph K. Broomell Girard 5. Clothisr Kenneth Daly e S S e, N ... - e e T S T L S th John R. Destaffaney Mancy B. Dillon William . Drescher A e e e o Barbara L. Ferguson Albert . Gale R ey ey o i Marvin B. Grablow Robert H. Hill Thomas 5. Hirst John 8. Hoover Leonard Hurd, Jr. Thomas H. Hutt 237 x Ernest Knobelspiessa Kurt F. Ingold Thomas . Lee 238 Lawrence A. Jacobs Harry H. Kamens John T. Kenney Curtis A. Livermore Daniel W. Kordansky Joseph E. Kindregan David E. Lovelace Marc S. Lubin i e e T Herbert Messick 111 John W. Ottinger Jay A. Parthmore Thomas G. Preston James A. Luciano h.'jl:l-.'i.ll L MllmEDTd John R. Palumbo John 5. Mack James L, Murray 239 Neil W, Marshall William R. Mate Thomas W. Rees Richard Shippen Michael F. Reid Alfred T. Saleh Lauren L. Searl Donald E. Sinclair Stephen B. Tallman Leo . Henzette Allen 5. Schwartz 240 Henry M. Roberts Jeffrey F. Rolfe Harry L. Starrett LN Robert M. Stewart Robert L. Strahorn Frad 1. Tritelli Paul T. Truono Lee H. Tunis Robert I. Welch Ernest . Willard Raobert M. Wills Philip A. Wolhar Victoria L. Zacheis 241 College of Education Dean Roy Hall New Education Building 242 People of all nationalities, cultures and walks of life perceive at last the relationship between edu- cation and their ability to participate wisely in their own development. Indeed, the hope of free- dom, peace, higher standards and the very con- duct of life seem to hinge on the amount and qual- ity of education secured by each individual. As a consequence, the provision of education is a mo- mentous task. First, in terms of sheer numbers alone, this task seems staggering. Not only is the population in- creasing at all age levels but the proportion of the populace desiring an education is also increasing. Second, many factors and trends are influencing education toward more variety and higher quality. Occupational specialization, population mobility, the international situation, automation of lower skill jobs, technology in general and the changing socio-economic desires of peopleall these fac- tors are demanding of citizens a higher order of skills and thought processes. The recognition of the need for both quantity and quality of education may well prove the say- ior, not only of universal education as an ideal but also of free society itself. That standards in education are inversely related to the number of citizens obtaining an education is a strange para- dox in a democracy. Nevertheless, this fallacious notion was gaining acceptance prior to the rebirth of interest in education. Even among educators there were strong voices who would define eduga- tional standards in terms of increasing the propo- tion of our population from whom educational opportunities are withheld, The more complex life becomes, the more es sential to freedom it is for all citizens to be edu- cated. Planning, implementing, and supporting such an undertaking is not an activity for guess work. Rather, it must involve and grow from'a theoretical orientation. Meeting this kind of challenge calls for the total resources of the universities of this land. Helping the University of Delaware find ways and means to meet its obligation to the great cause is a major function of the College of Education, one of the several professional colleges within the Univer sity. f. ! i J N Margaret M. Allen Shelley Alsentzer Andrea Atkinson Suzanne Beach Rosanna M. Bechtel 243 Sandra L. Busha Sandra A. Bowen Suzanne Bertolet Robert , Bolen Lauraett D. Brown Karen 5. Carpenter 244 Diane Billingsley loan L. Bonsall Suzanne E. Boyer Nancy A. Butters Caralyn J. Caum Margaret A, Buong oyce A, I::FII'F!J,: e v Grace E. Chambers Carol A. Citro Beverly A. Clauss Sara K. Clement Paula A. Collins Kathleen M. Conley Mary Jane Conning Meryle A. Conard Pamela M. Corbett Thomas F. Curley Norma J. Custer Lois A. D'Alonzo Sandra L. Davis Vincent , Delea Walter A, Delgiorno Michael . Dellose Sandra L. Denney Nancy M. DiBiaso Frances E, Dickerson Peggy A. Dove o A Debarah . Downs Martha A. Dunn Claire Dunigan Elizabeth C. Eastburn E LOMED Janet D. Fallow - . Leah E. Faber -.: l ; o b 2 Joseph A. Fisher 246 e S Barbara A. Fortner ' Gladys V. Fox Sara T. Garrison Martha B. Gawthrop Rona B, Getten Iris L. Goldstein Shayne 1. Goldyn Jane V. Graham Donna M. Griffith Carolyn L. Greve Beverly A. Grove Edith C. Guthrie Carol A. Hagan 247 Ann E. Hall Virginia M. Harper Doris A, Harwitz Beverly . Hastings Patricia Hawke Patrick L. Herron Mary A. Hitchens Shirley E. Hitchner Patricia A. Howell Lynda L. Johnson Harriet E. Keil Mary . Keller Joan E. Kelley Elaine K. King 248 I TR .. Virginia E. Kitson Ellen M. Koelker Karen . Kardt ' Gaye L. Kuscher rudith L. Ladd leanette W. Laing I A Diana M. LaPorte Ann E. Layton Lynda M. Layton Phyllis Levine b Margaret E, Lilley Margaret E. Lipscomb Evelyn Lobel 244 Frank H. Moore Christine R. Logue Susan P. Main Barbara L. Marvel Althea H. McCay Leah D. Mechell Bernardette N, Menna Janet T. Michalski Judith E. Murray Martha L. Neave 250 Dolores 5, Lopatka Anna L. Lynch Judith A. McVaugh' - Barbara Nocella Reid E. Osborne N Shirley A, Packard Catherine 0. Pappas Louisza A. Patnovic Susan . Peters A i K. Arlene Plush Rodney L. Poskitt Patricia J. Price Lynne 5. Rauchbach l - Debne A. Reaves Barbara C. Reid . Lois C. Reynolds 251 Dorisann M. Robinson Charlotte 1. Roellig Carol H. Rowe Donnae W. Russell Nancy L. Russell f . J Christine A. Russao Ann L. Schell . Lanna D. Sharp Barbara C. Shinn l I Wast Complex Jw il Diane K. Shook , i Deena E. Shur Ruth B. Siegel Barbara A. Siegrist 252 Py Stephen C. Smeach Barbara L. Smith Carol Anne Smith Elaine M. Smith 1 Harriet T1, Smith MNaiad W, Smith Evelyn M. Spencer i Barhara . Staudt William T, Steacker Jane E. Steele Dwight D. Stewart Marjorie . Stouts Sandra G, Studley Hyland L. Tindall Stephanie . Stroup Sharon I, Swain Ann W, Tatnall Sandra L. Tebbens Tina T. Turner Nancy Tysowsky 254 T. Cynthia Swann Sharon A. Szymanski i Frances . Thomas Karldon Vantine, Jr. Kathleen A. Vincent Kathleen M, Wallace Naney C. Warner Patricia A. Way Michael W. Whalen Margaret E. Wilhelm David R. Williams Susan B. Winterhalter Pamela L. Worrall North Campus Mall Janice L. Wright Mary Ann Viznovsky. Deceased 255 Dean E. W. Commings College of Engineering Engineering is the best liberal-applied science education offered today. Technology is advancing at such a high rate that individuals who expect ta play a significant role in our society must have an ever greater understanding of its relation to all phases of human endeavor. The design and pro- duction of goods is not the engineer's sole role. He is responsible for finding better ways for people to live togethersolving problems of water and air pollution, transportation, communication, housing, clothing, and numerous others. Carees planned to help solve the world's social and poli- tical problems too often result in just more talk about these problems when the engineer's under- standing of technology and his capacity for action are missing. Students prepare for careers of lead- ership in industry, university, community and government service. The importance of general culture for the engi- neer is recognized. He must be interested in the current problems of civilized nations and com- munities if he is to be effective in practicing his profession. He must be able to use mathematical, graphical, written, printed and wverbal means of communication effectively to convey his ideas and understand the ideas of others. The College of Engineering provides unsur- passed laboratory facilities, the opportunity ta study under people who are themselves actively engaged in research and professional activities and the benefits of a location where significant technological progress is being made in industry and in the university, The guidance of industrial leaders is freely given. John L. Anderson Stephen D. Benson Jr ll ! E. l 'n,nrlll Wa Frederick Binter, Jr. Lawrence C. Auer Thomas A. Black 25 John W. Austin James F. Bennett Robert E. Bley Evans Hall Ronald A. Boerum John N. Boucher Roy H. Brader Rodney A, Brice Watson 5. Bullock - i e, Edwin F, Carey Gary P. Chanko George . Chartrand i l f a Martin 5. Clancy J 254 Donald L. Clark Thomas . Collins Thomas M. Cooper Paul E. Davis Charles Davidson, Jr. Assistant Dean Thomas W. Brockenbrough 259 Aubrey 5. Clemons Alfred R. Croft 11 Donald D. Darrah, Jr. wWilliam . Eaton Charles C. Emery Donald R. Cohee Charles E. Feigley Barry W. Hauf Joseph . Huggins, Jr. Richard A. Hamilton Robert M. Hunsicker David E. Hutton Richard L. Hawthorne Henry M. Johnson 260 Peter C. Flynn i Lanny Golden Larry B. Grim Raoger B. Housaton Donald R, Jones L William R. Jorgensen Kenneth B, Kyte Robert K. LaRason Raoland A. Leathrum Stanley Levine l l i Eugene B. Lieb Robert L. Lord David D. Muhs Dr. Edward E, Schweizer, Chemistry y James H. Meacham Robert H. Mayer, Jr 261 Lea W, Mattis Edward Marshall Robert A, Maier John M. Maerker Peter . McCarthy Richard C, McCurdy John E. Mclver James I, Nicoll Thomas L. Paxson Charles 5. Poteat IIT 262 David E. Price 111 Kenneth S. Proud Benjamin W, Remondi Patrick . Hl'?.'ll-:lhhi James A, Robinson William C. Ross, r. Lawrence A. Rutter Joseph Satterfield Simon 5. Scott Albert D, Shalaway 263 New Field House Stephen Silverstein Harris T. Shore Arthur . Sluyter Walter E. Smith 111 Robert N, Spencer Jeffrey P. Stein 1 ;. Mark Stofega, Jr Eugene N. Sterling, Jr. Walter P, Stroud, Jr. Robert W. Tribitt 264 John T. Wassam James C., Webb Mark B. Weber Jefirey C. Weil Stephen E. Weinberg Chester E. Wilcox, Jr. Alfred . Unione Thomas B. Vandegrift Charles E. Weil Frank M. Vibbert College of Home Economics The College of Home Economics educates young women for professional careers in home economics and encourages the development af each student to her greatest intellectual and social ability. With the rapid expansion of scientific developments and knowledge, the well-educated home economist has a unigue oppor- tunity in an increasingly larger number of professional CATEETs. The curriculum provides an education that is con- cerned with the psychological, sociological asthetic and economic forces affecting the family., Home economics students study the natural and biological sciences, the social sciences, art and the humanities. Career opportunities in Child Development, Food and Nutrition, Home Economics Education and Textiles and Clothing are concerned with improving the goods and services available to families, promoting research which reflects in the strengthening of family life and furthering community, national and world conditions. These home economics professions are found in busi- ness and industry, in education and in research. Dean Irma Ayers Z66 Margaret A. Allen Ellen J. Bittle Oga E. Blackburn ' i Mary K. Boettger Susan . Boothe Eileen L. Boyle Mary L. Corhy Ingrid K. Daniels Susan . Deppert Mary T. Donoho Jane B. Donalson Faith K. Ferguson . Elizabeth A. Furbush Iris M. Garbutt Patricia A. Gradishar Judith A, Gross Margaret A, Hoyle Mary . Hopkinson Polly G. Huston 268 i, loan E. Gobeil i Joan M. Gregg Charlotte L. Griffith H- ' Ross Ann Jenny Carolyn Z, Kenneck Nancy . Lawrence Janet I Lloyd Yvonne . Long Donna F. Lundguist Jean M. MacAlister Susan . Malotky Elizabeth . Maloney Elaine . Matthews Mary F. Millman Margaret A, Molesky Susan McLaughlin 269 I 5 i I' Christine Ottenhoff Florence E. Pickett Karen E, Parsons Marilyn A. Rihbe 270 Christine 5. MeMillan Roberta H. Meacham Evelyn M. Recbher e Patricia A. Kogers Claudia Neeman 345 Charlens D. Nengel Anne M. Oxenreidar e Charlotte A. Ruf Dianne L. Schaeffer Marie A, Scheder Sharon A. Hall Naorma L. Smyth Suzanne M. Smith Sally 5. Thomas Gayle L. Thompson Dianne E. Waldin Martha Walz Donna L. Wollaston Susan E. Wood Irene E. Wylie 271 Dean Mary Karl College of Nursing 272 The College of Nursing aims to prepare selected candidates for first level positions in the practice of professional nursing. It functions within the philosophy of the University of Delaware which states that students are expected to grow in knowledge to the fullest extent of their capacity. Graduates emerge as ladies and gentlemen of demonstrably greater culture than when they en- tered and develop a greater-than-usual sense of responsibility for public good. Requirements for the Bachelor of Science de- gree in Nursing provide such learning experiences as will assist students in functioning at the high- est level of their potential, establish a sound hase for graduate education in nursing, and prepare students for professional nursing positions in hos- pitals, schools, industry and other community health centers. The faculty of the College of Nursing embraces the philosophy that learning occurs best when the educational program prepares the student to meet the problems of today and the changes of tomor- row, and that the role of the professional nurse incorporates a wide spectrum of competencies in- cluding the promotion of health, the prevention of illness, the treatment of illness and rehabilitation. In each instance, the professional nurse functions with competence and compassion in meeting the needs of patients and the community, Memorial Hall Hullihen Hall Suzanne H, Bartucca MMarianne Brunt 274 - b Susan . Camphell Patricia A. Gates Nancy L. Kushela N Sharon A. 1iiWnu Nancy Millichap Susan C. Rahe Margic H. Roberts Mary A. Russo - w acqueline Schwanda Linda A. Shu rances o, Irelz arinne k. 0o juel Sl I i hull F! B, Tref Cori E. Wood Associate Degree Programs The Associate Degree programs of study are planned to meet the needs of Delaware residents who desire to continue their studies beyvond the high school level yet who do not intend to complete a four year degree program, The Associate in Applied Science Degree is given in the areas of agriculture, chemical technology, and secretarial studies. In addition to the baccalaureate degree, the College of Agri- cultural Sciences offers four two year terminal degree pro- grams. All stress the scientific background necessary for em- ployment with firms servicing agricultural producers, as well as with those concerned with the production or distribution of agricultural products. Among the many chemical technicians in short supply in the Wilmington area are those occupying positions as laboratory supervisors, Approximately one oul of five technicians em- ployed in this area is a chemical technician, and the two year program in chemical technology adequately prepares graduates to qualify for positions in these and other fields. The two year program in Secretarial Studies has recently been expanded and revised to give future secretaries an oppor- tunity to become proficient in all phases of stenographic and secretarial activity, and therefore capahle of fulfilling exacting secretarial positions, ;-'aalt' Christine W. Adamson Cynthia L. Anderson A Susan H. Bowman Loretta . Brown - Veronica M. Bukowski 4 5 Linda A. Arndt Marsha 5. Berman o Nancy A. Callaway 5 S Ruth Ann Carey Nancy L. Carty Clorinda Castelline Gail A. Corrigan o Joseph M. Corsello Joseph D, Craven 111 Jamed F, Deboer Suszan L. Eaton Sheila E. Friedman Mancy D. Gillaspy Judith A. Hahn 278 Cladys D, Hamm q l. Lais 5. Harrison Arba L. Henry Kathleen M. Hollahan Elizabeth . Johnscon Michele 1, 'K.'l'! :in i:ELI'lIi:l':H C. Killen f:iaru-:l'-..'u L. Kirk Roser G, Knox Angela C. Malanga Elaine Marvel Sharon A. McCams Mary Ellen McShana Marcia E. Medlin Sandra C, Mercadante L Laura L. Montgomerig Scarlet A, Munson Charlotte R. Nelson Joanne Connor Lois A. Parry Daorcas M. Temple Mikell E. Wamsley Myra C. Warrington 281 B Lil'lr';l s. Hil.hjll'q'f:nu Barbara 5. Schwartz Gail 0. Weldin y Carol . Petrusky P Carol R, Sandbach Alexa . Smarte Deanna M. Smith Dennis A, Williams DO NOT BEND, FOLD, SPINDLE OR MUTILATE. 282 CERALD B. ABRAMS CLAYTON H. ADAMS CHRISTINE W, mcl, lazz 5 r hone Dean's List 3, 4 ELLEN 0. ALEWITZ Arts HScience School Buagi MajorMarkeling CINDY ANDERSOM Arts 5 litical DAVID M, ARNOLD Circle-K, Baskethall M ANDREEA A. ATKINSDN LAVWRENCE C. ALIER AS.ME T. AUGUST DAVID M, BARNEY Hulfl ArTls Science '!I ties, Kappa D II.l Pi ROBERT A ROSANNA M. BECH AN BEHRING 284 KAREN A. BACHELDER Majo Studenl Cent Alpha T.F.Q ALAN J. BENJAMIN vIWE N, BILLINGSLE Schiod Mujo MICHAEL . 8, BILLINGSLEY G RN FREDERICK C. BINTER, Ji. T ; I1AMES F BREM $ L 4 Associated Fheodogra: tar Counsil 1, 43 Blw Fhntographir CNEImIcE iom 1, 4; Dorm Astivs Duty Chammis J MARSHA BERMAN ZANNE BERTOLET Varsity Baskeiball, Sigmasy MINEY A. BRICE CLORINDA A, CASTELLINE iness A GRACE E IAMBERS BREMDA A. BROWN Ma Art glory NIANE BROWN H v . BOJANEK School4 Major-Sociology Dorm Actvities 1, 2 NORMA . COLE rts k Scicncoe I'ngll-cl: nion, Inlramurals Bolmont dent P GEFT femt Religl ELAINE K. COLLINS PATILA A. COLLING School-Ed Major-Physic WAA Z 3.4 THOMAS . CPLLINSG + Scabbamnd l'hal':'l rn Cmi nior ib, B PHILIF J. COLLORA SchoolATIE SClignce Major-Physics 5.G.A. 3; 3; Dalta Lisl, Intramy Delta at Iz ANTHONY COLODONATO Agricultura Entomalogy Plant Pathalogy Alpha Zeta, Wrestling orMath tholarship Ci cll, SN German KEATHLEEN CONLEY School -Bducation Smyth E.. Diyrm A5, Wi t n'n:'ul MARY J. CONNINC SchoolEducation MajorArt PAMELA M. CORBETT SchoolE M.:jc'r Husiness o MARY L. CORBY Nnn- JOSEPH M. CORSELLD Agricull Food Bu 3 imurals, orm Social THEQDORE E. CORVET IR 1: Inmt Dean's List 3 rals 1; WMILLLS OSEPH D CRAVEN I1 Schonl 1 MajorFao Lambda Chi A Omega, S.0.R., Ti ULIA A, CROSS School Arts k Boience Art 's I.'ll.lrln h. 4: MN.AL Kappa Delt L KESTER I. H, CROSSE ol -Business A momics . Marching Band ol R.O.T.C LAWRENCE F. M. R IR I Schonl-Agric MajorA griculture Economics THOMAS F CURLEY NeEwman als ROBERT 5 DARDEN Col- DONALD D. DARRAH, R Statistics Computer 3, 4; Dorm Secretary CHARLES R. DAVIDSON, R Engi Maj Elac LE.E.E. CARL P. DAVIS aulture maology E Plantl Schoal Major E Unions Tournar ROBERT J. DAVIS Business k Economins 266 Intramurals, Dean's . DAVIE B85 K ! inting l Haowse Mis- J 1I0A M. DOLAN ' 1, 27 Newme 4 l:Cm:'- 4, Pre aldr'I11 4 la calise 4, Secre- 1 unt l.. erm!r arship to 51ud.;l in yacly Sch Arls Bcience JANE DONAHS VINCENT , DELED Advisor MICHAEL . DEI - Wesley Intermationel Re latioms DEBORAH J. G, DOWNS l'Il.l-.-..lI I. SLISAM alrman, Vies i Jumine Come WILLIAM Business hairman, icial A DESTAFFAMEY JOHM R, School Varsity Bas o Chi, 5.A4M Business K MNANCY B, DHHELAL DICKERSOMN Chernts l List e R.H.A, I:-u.a.ulne Council H.A. Represeolativels z MARTHA A. DUNN School-Education . GRACE E, HAINES ERGLIS0IMN Ivitie DONNA M RIFFITH Hii il hajor Lem A L. JOHNSON JC B2 W i K B Econd nl-Education B Mlajr Adminkstr ARBA L, HENRY MARY HOPEIN LEWIS . HANKING Mechaniz l.I WALTER L. HERNSOM, JTH. DAVID HUTTODN RICHARD B, HORSEY CARDL M. HARKER x..h. illkm IR T HERHOMN ATRICK L mmittes 4 - f . HYLTON Byimph : 1 F 3 I RICHARD D. HOWARD Arts d He EEOCE School Wla aF KURT F. INGOLD S Captain i; Class C IMAS 5. HIRST JAMES A. INMAN MARGARET A, HOYLE Schoo Major AHE A SUZAMNE HUDSON B Business iatration SHIRLEY E. HITCHNER MICHELE B, KAFLAN BARRY W. HALF . I g L5 FRTET ENEKEN EAUP : I logy 4 MNTURE School Mal slitan Club PATRICIA HAWEE HARRIET E. KEIL Mewman Club 2, 3. 45 Hall JOHMN HOOV - Hadig, 2848 JOAN E. KELLEY Schoo !'-f-.':-u-' E CAROLYN KENNE .,Iulllrl JOHN B. KENNEDY Arts B S litcial 5 Fhi Ze ga, Advisor, Dear CARDLYN C, KILLEN Diorm Cham fstry el Cepter Coun HISEFH E KINDREGAN TV SHARON A. KIRBY CAROLE B. KIRSHNER VIRGINIA E. KITSN CAYE KUSCHER ucalion LEN M. KOEL afeman Baseball, Baske Il..l BT hall 4 EANETTE LA Science Phi Alpha, Secretary n Club E KDOPACKD 'kraQHln-m- Dorm Soc SDH. 1,2 BARBARA A, KOPYSTECKI BETTE A. LANNING lAris 4 Sclence KAREN . KORDT : IFF:.-:.-i Scho BRYAN H. Major Da Treasurar LANTIS d Board General Phi Kappa JOANNE L, KROU 4.Iihl au 4 :J 8 Boccar D.M.5., ROT.C, Englneering incil, Imt I als DAVID 5. LAVINE STANLEY A, KOSLOBKY Diey vpha Epsi with Dis M NANCY . LAWRENC Activities D.S.MN.E.A S LAYTON Major LYNDA M. MARGARET E. LIL ucation BohoolBusinoss 8 Schoal Major ABRCARET E. LIPSCOMB Club, 5.1 DAVID H. LENSNER School-Aris k Science Secretary L .:nh:h RICHARD 1D ,: hoo rts Sclence lH.. or 5.G.A. L Assistant tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Hiatt Institute in sungalor 3 ient of CI Award, H Manager LTEE DAVID 5 VINE 5 k Sclence 1'IMIIJH.I MARY E. LOEWENSTEIN .'U..-.ll Alph Trens I urer Dorm Club 1 on 1, A 2,3, 4 YVONNE LONG Schoal Jl-: me Tn.l:-n-' mics mant Religlous JOANNE M. LONGO al Ior'r'm logy es 3 DOLORES 5. LOPATEA TI hool-Educ Major-Elementary Educati Daorm Activities, Intramurals ROBERT L. LORD School Morrill Land Gran Award, Varsity Soccer DAYVID E. LOVE CE ; - School-Business Economics bajorAcooar llln,.g G.AM., Advanced 1u'ul.'5ll.:..' Wrestling, Treasurer, Chess 5.D.R., Intramurals R.O.T.C., Dorm Club WILLIAM M, LONTHER Schoal-Aris B Sei MajorHistory Varsity Baske 2; rals 1, 2 3, 4; Dorm A 3; Dean's List 3 EDWARD V. LOWER, JR. School-Engine MajorCivil E ering ASCE., Newman Club, Pres- ident Lambda Chi Alpha ng MARD 5. LUBIN School-Business k Economice MajorBusinass AdministrationFinanca S.A.M. SHEILA LUBIN 2.I School-Busine Economics MajorSectelarial Studies, 5.4.M, ESTHER M. LUCAS School-Aris k Science MajorEnglish AMES A. LUCIAND I School-Business Economica MajorProduction Concentration B.ALM, DONNA F. LUNDQUIST School-Home Economics MajorChild Development AHEA.; Concert Choir Condidate Homecoming Queen, Candidate Military Ball Queen, Dorm Cul Chairman, Cults nating Commit North Campus MARILYN LYNAM Ib SchoolArts 4 Sclence Major Jundor Be 1. Dorm Vice-President 3; W.ALA 4 SUSAN LYNAM Studies Newman Club, ANMNA L. LYNCH School ation Major. plary Education M hing Band 1. 2: Concert Band 1, 2 MNANCY E. LYNCH Arts k 5 Poli fajor History W.ALA Dorm Activi ik, ALW.S mil, House W.AMA, W.S, Delegate l.l.l ul ILg T anni vantion, rnamants at il Han flnl-:ur Publicity dinator, The Associaticn,' a Hl.l-l. C., JTunlor Counselor JEAN M. MacALISTER fes Club, W.AA. Dorm fe Houase Dorm mities MARYLANE McBURNEY SchoolArts 5B Majormedical Bets Chairman, lor Counsalor, I T hnology EDWARD P. McCABE School-Arts Science MajorPhysics Dean's List, Debata Russian Club Soclaty DANIEL P. MocCANN School Major -Aris Science History BRAD E. McCORD School-Arts Science MajorPsychology TAMMY McCORD Schiool ducation Major ementary Education Weslay Inu'!l..1tlnn. D.5. N E.A. JOANNE F. M MICGH Advisor RICHARD C. McCURDY, R ool-Engineering Major IL -: chanic Engineering JOHN F. McIVER School-Enginaaring MajorElec Engineering Phi Kappa Tau, I.LE.E CHRISTINE 5, McMILLAN Homs 1hi1el Home Econo CARDOL A, MeNALLY SchoolArts d Sclance . rHiology Heta IIr'.n B Sigma, Pan A1 i ' ll. Cammsa an Campus Representative, Junior Coun- selor MARYELLEN T. McSHANE I Business omics r-Secretarial Btudies Activities, Campus JUDITH A, McVAUGH lom ry Education Union lor SUSAN H. McVAUGH School-Arls ri Science MajorSp Diarm f'u naidemt 2, 3 Spanish ubk 3, 4; Treasurer 4: Chor Union 2, 3; Dorm Activities 1, 2, 3 JOHN 5. MACK oerl - Huss momics -'ltlnllnlsl in Dorm President, President, 5.A.M., Dorm Intramu JOHN M. MAERKER School -Enginsering Major-Chemical Eng Treasurar A LCE. F n :rg Award SIUSAN P. MAIN SchoolEduc B I:lnr'n 2; Dl.ll.ll Vice-Prasl- Dorm Activit Faculty '1 '-1T'w'lr!.hll.- JOHN M. MATORAND SchoolArts qur' -I't-ll1l Tu ....LIIJ' 1; Committes M.R.H.A., 2491 ANGELA C, MALANGA School Economi Major W.AA, HBusiness SUBAN MALOTEY Darm Kappa Phi, A W.S., Omicron BEVERLY . MANRECK Si nl-Arts k Science -History Major. MANWILLER Editor 3. As- ; Junier C 1; Presi- l'l'll Kappa aalor Innrr'T'. I.' dent Mortar Board, LIAK O MARKLAND School L ST Enginesring Dean's List, ASME., It nurals KATHRYN . MARSHALL Bchool-Arts k Science Ma ur -:P-m b B List Business A School- Econor E ELAINE MARVEL UBINESs A iconomics Major- Dorm Actiwv Homrooming Co arial Btudies tias imillesa 2 DANIEL R. MASTEN Schoo Majora Dorm Pres Epsilon ELAINE J. MATTHEWS School-Home Economica MajorChild Development AHEA. 1, 2, 3, 4 biolm D Judicial Beard 4 ;s 4: Dorm Activilie : W. MATTIS Cwvid Enginesring Alpha, LF.C. 3; Dams Intramurals 2, 3 4 JUDITH MAURER ATES I rAoclalagy Dorm Activities JAMES H. MAXW ROBERT H. MAYER, JR H- mul Engineering b nEinsaring ga 1, L 4 4 ABCES 4 aothall 3, 2 2, 3, 4 Clai 4: ML.AC. Sewtisi- Imtramurals 2, 3, 4 JAMES H. MEACHAM rElactric i Kappa Taa - Enginesriag ROBERTA . MEACHAM ome Econcmics Textiles k Clathing Junlor Counselor 3; Jedicis r:l-:nrfl Chairman 3; AHER 1.2.3 4 MAHRCIA E. MEDLIN Businesa jcs reretarial Stedies Major. Sailing Club, Secretary MICHAEL W, MEEALIAN 2 d; Ilniri- I 2, 1, -I .'tl. q B H I:lur m Activities 1, 2, 8, 4 BERNARDETTE M. MENNA Educalion atics , Mewman Club, No Sigma, Houss Coul . W.C.5.C, AWS Com- millees KAYE L. achaw Major MERCER Arts k Science German Tudicial Board er Counsll ANET T. MICHALSKI School-Education MajorE sh Dorm Ac . Junior Cous- selor for Coussmar, Darm al Chalrman, W.C.5.C JAMES C. MILLER SwmFT Ll 4 PMFRNTFIFE gOoOpTrRg AT TFrog W wOenT o o E R Y e B HE SO AP OT ey MprNnge e T e A MY As N Scha Major 5 Arte Science Mathematics r, Roger Williae owship President, Trrasurer ma Fel Diarm NANCY MILLICHAP Bchool -Nursing MajorNursing Be Bata President Band 1, 2; Jul MARY F. MILLMAN FRAN MITCHELL M, ANNE MOLESKY 1lHome Econorn arTaxtlles k Clothing LAURA L. MONTGOMERIE was K ptarial Studies , 8.AM., Duting Club MONTGOMERY Hous Hrnrrl i-m Drama Grroup CHARLES E. MOORE Major Advan Omega, HBata Beta Beta DO RE wnish l-'f VIE Managing 'xlp n Phi On Dorm Tre Editor, A lJ:Ilns: ra - SUSAN J. MOORE School-Arts Sclence KMajor Homme- JOAN M. MORRISON Sclence lagy OHN J. H. 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Dorm + Dorm Direclo OLDS LOIS C. REY! 'u'Jt.l:-l?'rleljonl Activities 1, 2, 3, 4. Conference 1; Dorm President 3; AW.E. 2 3; House Councl 1, 2, 3, 4; Kappa Delta P 3, 1, 4; Beta Beto Bela tar Board 4, . E.A. 1, 2; Dean's list 1, 3 l.'!l..lrnl:lru.'! 1, 2,3, 4 MARILYN A. RIBHE Srchoaol Major I-'lv.'r1 a Nu o Danforth Award, Dorm Activi- AHE.A. LS8.A, 1, 2; A 4, Vice-Presidemt, FPresi- dent: Debate Society 2. 3. 43 Nu Gamma Slgma 2, 3, 4 HAROLD T, RICE School-Arts 8 Science MajorBiology Intramurals, 5.0.R. THOMAS J. RICE School 'uh. Scignce MajorEngli S.G.A. I Sophomore CARL F. RIEGEL SDClence- Engineering MajorPhysics k Mechs Enginearing Alpha Phi Omegs Vice-President 2, : murals 1, 3 ball RISHEL :w .m,.l--'L nginoering Arts k DAVID K Enginaering Libaral Arts l;lt.lw.l' Adltllll.sh-n rm-. MARGIE H. ROBERTS School-MNun MajorMNursing Stud 'Nur-.M Organization, Dwean's List, Junior Counselor DORISANN N, ROBINSON MARION J. ROBINSON Schoal-Arts Science MajorEnglish Li TR CARUL ROEHRENBECK School-Arts Science A Studigs REVIEW 32, MNew C 1, 2, 3., 4; Sailing Club 4: House Council 3. 4:; Class Council 2 CHARLOTTE ROELLIG omore Book Award PATRICIA A, ROGERS Economics Home Economics 1, 2,3, ;. C - Dorm Activities, In- AF itan Club tramurals FEEDRIC M. ROHM Delta T Treasurer; Advanced Dean's Scholar RISTOPHER ROOSEVELT H:.'n-fll nlk Sclence !l Kappn Alpha, P, Sig Cmicron Kappa, Junior C AILCE., Adwvisor, Swimn ELIZABETH P. CAROLYM E. ROSER School Atts A Sa Majar 1 AR Darm Advisor 3, 4 President 25 JAMES H, ROSER, ehoolAris B Science il Sports CHARLOTTE A, RUF jor-Food Nul n's Lis Darm .- .l:ll-.lt 292 THOMAR W, RUNDELL BchoolArte Sclence Ma Histary Phi Kappa Tau DONNA . RUUSSELL 11E 1l Education A List, ahip RUSSELL John MNANCY L 4: In- House LAWRENCE A, RUTTER ALFRED T. SALEH Business A - Major-Ac counting CAROL SANDBAL JOSEPH McD. SATTERFIELD, H. UDITH SCARICACIOTTOLI SCHAUMANN CARL b, Sch hdaje Enging '1;. 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THOMAS School-Home Economics Major-Child Developmaent REVIEW 3: AHEA. 2. 3 Dorm Soclal Chairman 2 HYLAND L. TINDALL School-Education Major-Physical Education Bigma Fhi Epsllon, Intramu rals KARLDDN K. VAN TINE, JR. SchoolEducation MajorHistory k 5 Htudies Vice-President of Dorm, Con- cert Band, Marching Band. In tramurals RALPH A. TIMMONS, R. s i e BchoolAgriculture MajorAgronamy LOWELL TONNESSENM e School-Arts Science MajorMathematics LWY.C.F President, Belmont Hall Secretary, Advisor, In- tramurals FRANCES B. TREFZ School-Nursing Major-Nursing Dorm Activities, 5.M.0. Sen lor Representative 31 EEN ER School-Arts 5 MajorAmarican - 1ias Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council 2; Dorm Sogiel Com- mittes 1, 2, 3; Dorm Activi 1, 2; House Council 2 VIEW 1 ROBERT W, TRIBIT School-Engi naaring MajorElactrical E Pi Kappa Alpha, Eappa Nu FRED TRITELLI School-Business i Economics Major-harketing 8.A.M, ABIGAYLE E. TRUITT Zchool-Arts k Sclence M I -'---EI'LE'IFI! 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WEIL 2c Slgma Nu 1. 2. 3, A1 Treasurer 3, President 4; LF.C, 2 13; Teachar's Assistant 3 Beta Pi 3. 4; Omicron Dalta Eappa 3, 4 STEPHEN WEINBERG I amical Englnesring AlpH.L Epsilon Pi President Secretary. Tau Beta Pl, Omi- cron Delta Kappa, Counselar, Intramurals GAIL D. WELDIN '3 Halite ngu BEE .-'l unting Dorm Activities, In- tramurals 1, 2 MARK A. WEST SchoolAgriculture Major-Agricultural Enginaaring MICHAEL W, WHALEN ALAM T 1A School-Agriculture Ma Entemology Plant Pathology Varsity Basaball I WHITT School-Agricul Majar Manag E0.R., Agriculture Business licans CHESTER E. WILCOX, 1R 5.4 H Accounting Club Arts Science -Bilology ROBERT M. WILLS iness B INOmics k Fiald 2. 3, Hll.l.! 4 EONALD W. WILL! - l School Major ss Management 1 DIANE LWILSON S Major D.5.N.EA Arts k Science SUSAN R, WINTERHALTER ary Education afd, Marching Band, Phi. Kappa Fhl, I Dorm Activities, Advisor FHILIF A. WOLHAR gion, Del. Business u Accounting S.AM. Clul, JACK 5 WOLPERT ol-Arts Science i 1 t i t 1; Delts Tau Thaalre, Downslairs s Group CORINNE E. WODD 0. 1, LK 3; Jumior Counselor 2; Symphonsc 1 i. AMES L WOQODE Scienca ional Relations President M.RH.A., Advisor, M.E.H.A. Judicinl Councl ROBERT WOOLSON Aria A Mathem ics PAMELA L, WORRALL J Al 5 Education 1 Econamics an AHEA., ' sor, D.S.MN.EAL ins, Kappa Delts are Grenge Award, rrth Award a1 Epailon, Fraternity 1 Major-Actounting unior Counselor, Accousting Club VICTORIA L. ZACHEIS 1 I l I KATHER L. ZUMBRO i - + E Science Lish i B P BT A - FrTTEmeTT z el d B B R N O FrFrFrranTsEs - - - - e B alll Mr. and Mrs. Howard 5. Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Albert 5. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Akeley Mr. and Mrs. Richard Albright, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Alexander Alsumena M. Alleman Charles C. Allen, r. Mr. and Mrs. Layton 5. Allen SMSgt. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Alsid Dr. and Mrs. Edward . Ambry 5. E. Anderson 4 Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer V. Apsley Mr. and Mrs. Alfred F. Atkinson Mayor and Mrs. John E. Babiarz Il:ldil- Mr. and Mrs. Georg Bach hi, Helen M. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Clifford H. Barr, 5r. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Beggs Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H. Bent Sara Herman Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Best Mr. end Mrs. Stanley Bielinski o8 Mr, and Mrs. Frederick W, Black F. J. Blanchard Mr, and Mrs. Robert Z. Bojanek Mr, and Mrs. John . Bourdon Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Brandt + rew! Mr. and Mrs. Alton L. Brittingham, Sr. ing Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Browne I Mrs. Paul . Bruno Mr. and Mrs. Ashworth Burslem ! Mr, and Mrs. Robert Byer Watson 8. Camphell Thomas F. Cardwell aie . Mr. and Mrs, Miles N, Carlton A3 Mr. and Mrs, Lewis P. Carter HORE Alice M. Chelucci Herbert . Clement, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. L. Robert Clinton Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Coar g Mr. and Mrs. Emerson W. Collier gar, Edwin D. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Collins Helen D. Colonna Mr. and Mrs. E. Palmer Comegys, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph P. Conlon Mr. and Mrs. Fred . Conte Madalyn Pruett Copley Rov W. Crabb Mr, and Mrs. Joseph ID. Craven n Mr, and Mra. Edward S, Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. James K. Daisey Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Dancy Mr. and Mrs. John . Daniels Mr. and Mrs. . James Darley Au SMr. and Mrs. Donald D. Darrah, Sr. olta EMr. and Mrs. Howard K. Davis, Sr. ard, hr. and Mrs. John M. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Davis, Jr. William E. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Dean Col. and Mrs. Thomas P. Dickey Mr. and Mrs, 1. Robert Dillard Mr, and Mrs, Herbert E. Dobbs Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Donaway Mr. and Mrs, Eugene F. Dornbrook Mr. and Mrs. Eugene . Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Erling L. Durham tng pr. and Mrs. Earl Eaton ! Dr. Edward H. Einhorn Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold Elliott Marjorie B, Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Ellsworth Col. and Mrs. Earle E. Ewing Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fad Mr. and Mrs. Chris W, Farrell Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Farwell Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Fay nity 1967 BLUE HEN Patrons Charlotte M, Feigley Mr. and Mrs. Francis W, Fenton Mr. and Mrs. James Hamilton Ferrick Frederick C. Field, r. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Field Julia Lansu Mr. and Mrs. Ernest N. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Follweiler Mr. and Mrs. W, Earl Fowser Mr. and Mrs, Bruce G. Frazier Willard C. Funch Mr. and Mrs. F. Galbiati Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Paul Garrett, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F, Gebhart Mr. and Mrs. Charles Genuardi Mr. and Mrs. Witman M. Gingrich Mr. and Mrs. Abe Goldfeder Mr. and Mrs. Ralph N. Golt Mr. and Mrs, Robert A. Graseck Dr. and Mrs. Jack 5. Haggerty Mr. and Mrs, Francis X. Haley Dr. and Mrs. William . Hamilton Anna Mae Hance Mr. and Mrs. William L. Hanchett Mr. and Mrs. Edward W, Hand Mr. and Mrs, Henry Hartlove Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Hartman Mr, and Mrs. Richard W. Hastings Marian C. Haughey Chaplain and Mrs. E. . Hemphill, Jr. John M. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. William J. Hepbron Howard M. Herron Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Harron Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Heyden Herbert R. Hill Mr. and Mrs. Charles F, Hirsch, Jr. Mr, and Mrs. Luther C. Hirschy Mr, and Mrs. K. Wilson Hitch Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hitchens Mr. and Mrs, William A. Hogue Mir. and Mrs. John M. Hoopes Mr, and Mrs, Edwin G. House George Hudanish, Jr, Mr, and Mrs. A, Newton Hufl Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hughes, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Hunsinger Mr, and Mrs. Irvin F. Hutt Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Ingram Mr. and Mrs, Charles E. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Gove 5. Jenkins, Sr. Dr. and Mra. Edgar M. Johnson H. C. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Joines Rev. and Mrs. Harold C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Jack Joslin Mr. and Mrs. William Peter Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Roland G. Kellogg Mr. and Mrs. Luther A. R. Kemble Paul A. Kennedy Everett . Kimmey Mr. and Mrs. James 0. King Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kirk Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Knight Mr. and Mrs. Edmund F. Knoff Mr. and Mrs. Harold Freeman Koones Mr. and Mrs. Anthony . Kowalski Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Krape Mary Kucaba Henry 8. Kwiatkowsaki Mr. and Mrs. John A. Landt Mrs. Frank Lane, r. Van Lier Lanning Ceraldine B. Larson Joseph E. Leavy Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Livermore, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Willis D. Ludwig Mr. and Mrs. William C. Lunsford, Jr. Mrs. Elizabheth P. Lux Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. MacDonald William J. Marshall Mrs. Ruth Ann Lauritsen Marston Mr. and Mrs. G. L, Mason J. Elton Mason Nancy N. Masten Dr, and Mrs. Ernest V. May Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. May Earl K. McCord Mr. and Mrs. Martin B. McDonough Mr. and Mrs. James A. McGuinness Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. Norman L. McLeod Mr. and Mrz. Randolph Meade, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. . A. Medwin Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Meigs Mr. and Mrs, Herbert N. Messick George H. Michener Marilyn Miller Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mitchell Mrs. John . Molitor Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Mountz Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Muller Mr. and Mrs. William . Murray Ruth A. Nash Mr. and Mra. John 8. Neill Benjamin O. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Nestleroth Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Newcomb Mr. and Mrs. Leslie P, Norman Joan Novotny Richard H. Offutt Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Olsen Mr. and Mrs, Paul Oves . Campbell Palmer 111 Mr. and Mrs. Charles G, Pancoast William F. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pivowar Stanley L. Passwater, r. John J. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Pearson Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Pehrson Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Poskitt Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Polnick Margaret D. Povlitz H. Holt Pratt Mr, and Mrs. Russ M. Price Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Prucino Col. Edward Quinn Eleanor A. Quinn -+ Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Raughley Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Reisen Mr. and Mrs, Camello A. Renzete Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Renzetti Col. and Mrs. M. . Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. James W. Rigg Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Rinkoski Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. Richardson 5. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Robinson Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Warren Rolles Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Roop W. Clinton Ross I Lt. Col. Kenneth Roth Mr. and Mrs. James H. Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Thomas . Rudegeair, Sr. Mr, and Mrs. John N. Russo Mr. and Mrs. William Sahli Mr. and Mrs, George A. Sandbach Mr. and Mrs. Leonard F. Scannell Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Scasserra Mrs. Anthony . Scelba Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Schambach Mr. and Mrs. Herman Scheuing Patrons Continued Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Schmitt Anna F. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs, Milton Schwartz Mr. and Mrs, George W, Seelig Col. and Mrs. George H. Seitz, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. . H. Selph Mr. and Mrs. John C. Sherwin Paul . and Mariotta Shields Mr, and Mrs, Howard . Shirmer Mr. and Mrs. William Shrouds Mr. and Mrs. Peter Silowka Mr. and Mrs. J. Carlyle Simmons Morris M. Simon F. E. Smith Charlotta C. Sommer Mr. and Mrs. I. Clifford Sparks Mr. and Mrs. George Starzmann Mr. and Mrs. Edwin D. Steel, Jr. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Steacker Frank E, Stewart Hazel M. Strahaorn A. D. Swilt, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. E. . Szatkowski Leo A, Tammi Mrs. Frederick W, Tase Mr. end Mrs. Leo Tew Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Thompson Mrs. H. McKinley Tingle Lewis A. Todd Mr. and Mrs. John . Tomczyk Mr. C. Yancey Tollett Mr. and Mrs. John Shipley Troth Mr. and Mrs. Grant 5. Trout Josephine Ubinger Theresa R. Unione Paul . Vafakos Mr, and Mrs. Louis L. Vickers Don E. Vierling Esther 5. Vik Burton Pershing Voss Edward . Walnwright Mr. and Mrs. George C. Walker Geraldine Warren Betty Jane Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Richaro W. Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Howard . Webb, 5r. I. Lawrence Webh Woodrow W. Welch Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wesolowski William D. Wetherhold Mr. and Mrs. Renard R, Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Richard 8. Wheeler George C. White Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Wiedmann Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Wileman Mr. and Mrs. William Feigle Wilkinson L. Craig Wilson Van H. Wilson George Winthrop H. R. Woodall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Worden Mr, and Mrs. Harry E. A, Wright Mr. and Mrs. Lee Yeager Mrs. James B. York Dr. Edwin L. Youmans Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Young Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Young Mr. and Mrs. Frank R, Zumbro Cook's Delicatessen Dannemann's Deliive Lunchennikie Cover design and special graphic design effects in 1967 BLUE ED:iIEGI::;;;l:;B HEN by Ken Gross and John Landis. 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