University of Delaware - Blue Hen Yearbook (Newark, DE)

Text from Pages 1 - 408 of the 1969 volume:

Fog B i - X '.j. - 7rBa, Tisa - - - Ty it UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE S5 2 B UE HEN 1969 N, Dedication Introduction Administration Special Events Sports Organization Fraternities Dormitories Seniors Honoraries Senior Directory Patrons Index 1969 BLUE HEN Editor-in-chief Business Manager Sales Manager Layout Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor Secretary Dorm Fraternity Editor Sports Editor Seniors Editor Organizations Editor Special Events Editor Faculty Administration Editor Graphic Design Advisor 16 3z 52 150 176 258 360 370 384 386 Leigh Divine Steve Ritner Carol Lewin Bonnie Colvin Bob Stier John Lambert Joanne Marshall Tom Marshall John Fuchs Karen Warach Rita Reimer Karen Leinheiser Linda Waski Ted Muterspaw Mr. Robert Stein Professional Photography by Zamsky Studios I'm not an engineerand I don't say this with pride or with regret . . . 1 am looking forward to working with the students and the faculty and to creating and even greater University of Delaware . . . Students consider their academic work as being of secondary importance to being a part of the world, state or community . . . Young people today are grasping for answersI'm going to try to help them find some of these answers. -Edward Arthur Trabant Concern for a university community entails more than archi- tectural planning, academic stimulation and persuasive sales- manship. A mere superficial acquaintance with student per- sonalities provides little insight for the perceptive, dynamic decisions that a capable administrator must effect. Dr. Ed- ward Arthur Trabant, the 22nd President of the University of Delaware, has shown that he possesses the ideas, capabilities and desires to lead a progressive educational institution, Dr. Trabant has been a mathematics professor, a nuclear lab director, an engineering dean and a vice-president of aca- demic affairs. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi and Omicrom Delta Kappa have honored him for outstanding scholarship, leader- ship and character. He has gained experience in many parts of the nation by serving in academic capacities at Occidental College in Los Angeles, California Institute of Technology, Purdue, State University of New York in Buffalo and Georgia Institute of Technology. Extensive communication in a community atmosphere is necessary for constructive, productive relationships among students, professors and administrators, Through his partici- pation and encouragement in the Split Rock conference, the Student Rights' proposal, various dormitory discussions and even student social events, President Trabant has gained the confidence and respect of Delaware students. Students recog- nize Dr. Trabant's future potential as President of the Univer- sity and share his vision of an academic community where all persons, no matter what their perceived role or actual posi- tion, may participate in effecting constructive changes in uni- versity policy. With great pride and admiration, the Blue Hen staff dedi- cates the 1968 Blue Hen to President Edward Arthur Trabant. To the Class of 1968: It is with special pleasure that ! extend best wishes and congratulations to the Class of 1969, the first senior class of my tenure as President of the University. College students today have been characterized as belong- ing to the concerned generation. This generation is con- cerned with slums, racial discrimination, war and all social and political injustice. It is concerned about the impersonaliza- tion of life in our culture and the gap between moral, intellec- tual and esthetic ideals and daily practice. Members of the Class of 1869 will have an opportunity in their life's work to do something about these concerns. It is my earnest hope that the Class of 1969 will have fewer of these same concerns owing to the progress made by the endeavors of the Class of 1969. There is an opportunity as well as an obligation for the college educated person to assume positions of leadership and responsibility in developing a better society. I have confi- dence that members of the Class of 1969 from the University of Delaware will be prominent in these efforts, G Fnbend Dark ages spawn the Renaissance, Knowledge illuminates the handwriting on the walls, Impartial hands, weeks of deliberation precede admission. Time sprinkles discontinuously along the mall, A new uncertainty dominates . . . waits, Inspiration rumbles in the artesian deep. Brash confederates confront bristling potentates. Words of wisdom cascade down deserted canals, But centuries of unused tradition vibrate little. The University subordinates . . . waits. Impervious ivy permeates symbolic structures. Segmented snakes wind form dining hall doors. Triangular yellow signs caution impatience, A sandless beach beckons to blankets. The Delaware student anticipates . . . waits, This celor page sponsored by Atlas Chemical Industries, Inc., Wilmington, Delaware 3 Genesis of initiation. Computers grind at registration backlog. Ceremonial rites switch classes to University Standard Time. Windows creak open on the world. Hang on, stay loose, ride the wild surf of adjustment. Rose-colored mentalities give illusion of progress. Minds rememberforget-names, faces, figures. Bodies tap new sources of sensation, stimulation, titillation. Saturdayswhole weekendsabsorb new meaning. Tune in, freak out, join Lucy in the sky with diamonds. Traffic halts at attention before ROTC cadets on Main Street. Damocles sword hovers around hourlies, finals. Speed of time on weekends enhances proximity of vacations, Creek, Deer Park add rustic touches to digestive walls. Rev up, pipe down, awail the NOW ageneration. Chronicles of frustration. Life after birth moves from sand box to coal mine. . Contemplation, reflection laboriously weed out philosophies of life. Time drifts aimlessly past fruitless endeavors, Imagination conjures fantasies to eliminate reality. Radio Free Newark' plagues dissemination of information. No one balmy spring afternoon produces glorious summer tan, Beach blanket bingo illustrates mathematical game theory. Binoculars cloud as heavenly vision appears at window. Love affairs proceed with lackluster enthusiasm. Completion of activity signals commencement of creativity. Assigned reading never appears in mental interrogations. Higher education means a class on the fourth floor of Wolf. Lectures drag intolerably while daydreaming dominates. Professors fail to stimulate bodies, challenge minds, 10 This color page sponsared by NVF Company, Wilmington, Delaware 11 Revelation of saturation. Knowledge blossoms, intellect soars, culture abounds. Tune in, pair up, take off, make out. Establishment dictates social etiguette. Thoughts of Why am I here? become thoughts of What an investment! Sufficient credits permits transfer of communal allegiance. Cornerpost citizen becomes stick in mud. Educated mind justifies expenditure of time and money. Almighty dollar translates definition of life, happiness, success. Indoctrinated minds strike discord with objective word, Twenty-one opens doors in many directions. Compatibility requires more than computer matching. Difficult theoretical problems become practical. Slow, methodical processional signals commencement. One step beyond requires many glances behind. 12 13 14 Anxiety builds in proposing, accepting, unifying. Unrest spreads through individuals, colleges, nations. Violence erupts in convention halls, city streels, rice paddies. Rehabilitation sputiers under presidents of countries, colleges, corporations. Question marks ensue from mental integration of facts, interpretations, predictions. Wait for wisdom, beauty, fame, fortune. Wait for inspiration, encouragement, direction, certitude. Wait for sensitivity, insight, perception, understanding. Wait for responsibility, privilege, freedom, liberty. Wait for joy, love, peace, security. Darkness before dawn heralds the enlightenment. Incorporated ideas await actualization through omnipotence. Sophism elevates hylomorphic men to pedestals. Minds capture answers flashing like.lightning bugs. Life cycles existentially to the end of the Age. ADMINISTRATION Admissions office extends privilege of attendance to high school seniors. Hullihen Hall prognosticates return of Dark Ages. Reign of Terror culminates in continuous unrest. Administrative action seldom satisfies students. Idea of university community strikes responsive chord in students. University committees seek dedicated student participation. Administrators disperse across campus to prevent student coup d'tat. Expanded university government requires additional office space. University officials await latest decisions from Board of Trustees. Financial directors check daily mail for bills for new construction. Deans dream of eliminating long hair and earringson males. Dining hall managers field student complaints about meals. Residence Hall office battles the clamor for open dorms. Beer, fireworks, riots receive university seal of disapproval. Panty raids necessitate late hours for Dean of Men, A .m,? E ..L.. a P John W. Shirley, Ph.D, Provost e Edward A. Trabant, Ph.D. Prasident George M. Worrilow, B.S.; D.Ag. Vice President for University Relations 18 Daniel W, Wood, M. A. Assistant to the President and Univarsity Secretary Randolph Meade, Jr., M. A, Vice President for Business and Finance John E. Hocutt, M.S. Vice President for Student Affairs 19 20 John E. Worthen, Ed.D. Assistant to the Provost John A. Hodgson, B.A Assistant to the Provost John M. Dawson, Ph.D. Director of University Libraries - 21 T. Elbert Chance, M.A. Director of Alumni and Public Relations x. y L , N Gilbert P. Volmi, B.S.: M.S Director of Housing and Food Service Paul E. Becker, Jr., MBA Traasurer and Director of Financial Planning Donald P. Hardy, M.Ed, Dean of Men T. Albert Mikles, M.5, Assistant Dean of Men 22 23 Bessie B, Collins, M.S. Dean of Women Ross Ann Janny, M.Ed. Assistant Dean of Women Robert W. Mayer, Ed.D. . Director of Admissions and Records 1 Edward G. Allen, B.S. Diractor of Financial Aid Geraldine M. Wyatt Director of Placement 24 23 o EE o . d Jack S. Sturgell, M.A. Director of Student Center William D. Kerr, Ph.D. Director of Counseling and Testing Stuart J, Sharkey, M.Ed, Director of Residence ,..-r . f Gordon Keppel, M.D Director of Student Health Services and University Physician Herbert L. Walter, M.D, Associate University Physician Claire J. Timmons Foreign Student Adviser 27 Donald F. Crossan, Ph.D Assistant Dean of Agricultural Sciences William E. McDaniel, Ph.D. Dean of Agricultural Sciences Arnold L. Lippert, Ph.D. Dean of Arts and Science Ray E. Keesay, Ph.D. Associate Dean of Arts and Science 28 Ronald H. Wenger, Ph.D. Assistant Dean of Arts and Sciences William G. de Colingy, Ph.D. Assistant Dean of Education Ruben V. Austin, Ph.D. Dean of Business and Economics Jamas B. Heck, Ph.D. Dean of Education 30 Thomas W. Brockenbrough, M.5. Assistant Dean of Enginearing Edward W. Comings, Sc.D. Dean of Engineering 3l David M. Nelson, M.5. Director of the Division of Physical Education and Athletics Irma Ayers, Ed.D. Dean of Home Economics Mary K. Carl, Ph.D. Dean of Mursing SPECIAL EVENTS Student designers add final artistic touches to prize-winning floats. Nervous anticipation accompanies selection of Homecoming Queen. Prices rise for student entertainment in community. Coed coalition enacts Men's Economic Recovery Program. Delaware campus begins to attract top entertainers. Electrifying soul concert triggers undulatin applause. Drama and comedy highlight stage performances. University choral concerts provide chance for cultural sublimation. Fraternity activities excite female hopes and desires. Censors cut risque lines from fraternity playbills. Goldies Doorknob opens door to contemporary entertainment. Couples enjoy quiet tete-a-tete in Howff's subdued atmosphere. Student resistance impedes flow of static electricity. Termination of professors' contracts becomes issues of question, WHEN power breaks through Radio Free Newark. 32 Orientation provides indoctrination in waiting . .. H ?dzx .Udm TUP,, ' S '.rl e ap . P - .:4 1 .. 34 35 Patience in waiting brings rewards and diversions . . . 36 Reggle Pearce 37 38 Patience tested by rebuttals leads to confrontation ... Confrontations often provide frivolity and excitement . .. Carol Scrutchiiald 40 41 42 Excitement of primaries and conventions peaks in November . .. December's Christmas warmth becomes June in January . .. Sandy Martorelli R.O.T.C. SWEETHEARTS First Row: Sandy Revis, Brenda Shrum, President; Jana Timmons, Susan Car- penter, Linda Hynson, Dale Coulbourn. Second Row: Diana Keyser, Vice-President; Gail Brandenberger, Kathie Mattie, Secretary,; Jackie Cusumano. 45 Months of preparation climax in finished product . .. 46 Productions illustrate creativity and depravity . .. 48 49 50 51 Mol Creativity culminates in Grubby May and Balmy June ... SPORTS Long bomb eats up yardage in touchdown drive. Lack of 'right guard'' leaves quarterback defenseless. Using your head sometimes means more than thinking. Advantages of soccer-style kick spread to other sports. Juiced crowds, pep talks and cheerleaders stimulate performance. Sprains and bruises dim not the hopes of the valiant. Traveling leads to surrender of ball as well as money. Pins score equal points on wrestling mats and tight sweaters. Butterflies glide turbulently along the water surface. The height of the jump parallels the length of the fall. Track stars practice skills for annual spring chase. Sticks crack as projectile whistles past goal keeper. Love means nothing to professional swingers. Shouts of fore precede imminent chance for concussion. Stealing bases isn't tinged with moral guilt. FOOTBALL - VISITC YDS.TO GO First Row: Chuck McCallion, Bill Laughlin, Jim Foster, Hank WVollendorf, Jim Scelba, Bob Mowvotny, Captain; Tubby Raymond, Coach; John Baumann, Paul Camp, Carmine DeRubeis, Jeff Lippincott, Scott Campbell. Second Row: Bob Masin, Bob Vaughan, Yancy Phillips, Joe Shetzler, Reagan Beck, Larry Rolfes, Pete Cornelius, Doug Hunt, John Cipriano, Jefl Smith, John Favero, Mike Barbieri, Ron Whittington, Pat Walker. Third Row: Jack Ruch, Tony Puken, Bob Krzanwoski, Jon Geisler, Mike Kwiatkowski, Ray Holcomb, Ron Withelder, Charles Avery, Conway Hayman, Ted Gregory, Eric Holle, Bruce Hanley, Chip Vaccarino. Fourth Row: George Lacsny, Dick Keller, Jim Lazarski, Skip Shiflett, Bob Buckley, Bill Suplee, Sonny Merkel, Mark Blair, Gerry Hotaling, Dick Smith, Sam Brickley, Bruce Fad, Chris Spicer, Joe Purzycki, Mark Lipson. Fifth Row: Dave Smith, Dick Kelley, Nick Donofrio, Tom Leonard, Dan McGee, Pete Sundheim, Ron Klein, Jim Albertson, Chuck Hall, Lee Emmons, Carmen Infante, Tom Williams, Tom DiMuzio. Sixth Aow: Jimmy Flynn, Ted Kempski, Paul Billy, Don Harnum, Ed Malay, Irv Wisnlewski, Mickey Heinecken, Frank Lin- zenbold, Dick Leacn, Roy Rylander, Joe Mowrer, Keith Handing. 54 It was the year of the sophomore. Ohio State opened the season starting eleven, and finished the year with a big win over USC in the Rose Bowl to earn the number one spot in the country. Delaware started in a similar position. With nine sophomores in the opening day lineup, the prognosticators predicted another dismal season. But the Hens proved them wrong, finishing com- parably to Ohio State in the small college circuit. By the year's end, they had earned the Middle Atlantic Conference University Division Cham- pionship. Sophomores played a key role in the Hens' success, but there was one junior who contrib- uted immeasurably to the team. John Favero, who switched to middle linebacker this season, gained national recognition when he was awarded an Honorable Mention to the Little All- American Team of the Associated Press. In addi- tion, Favero was one of the two players named to both the AII-ECAC and ALL-MAC squads. Eight men were cited to the All-MAC team: Pete Gorne- lius, Chuck Hall, Conway Hayman, Dick Kelley, Yancy Phillips, Jim Scelba, Hank Vollendorf, and Favero. Hall was the other player named both All-ECAC and All-MAC, besides being cited as the sopho- more of the year in the ECAC. Gaining 1,019 yards, he set new MAC and university records. With his running, the team ranked first in the na- tion in small college rushing, and broke a twelve- year-old team rushing record. Soccer-style booter Jeff Lippincott set a new MAC record by converting 23 PAT's, breaking the old record by eight. All in all, the team broke five MAC records and eight university records. 55 Highlights of the season for the squad, cap- tained by Bob Novotny, included come-from-be- hind victories in the Homecoming game with U Mass and the Boardwalk Bowl with Indiana and a crushing ,defeat of Bucknell to win the MAC Championship. Homecoming will long be remembered as the time the Hens came from behind not once, but twice, to top favored U Mass. On this occasion, it was sophomore Bob Buckley, who had to replace the injured starting signal caller Tom DiMuzio, who engineered the comeback. With a 66-yard run by Hall and a 31-point sec- ond half, the Hens trounced Bucknell in their last regular season game, to clinch their fiftth MAC title and fourth Lambert Cup. Eyes then turned to a possible Boardwalk Bow! invitation. The bid soon came and Coach Tubby Ray- mond's squad prepared in earnest for the battle with the Indians while students made their own plans for the game. The battle was worth every minute of the preparation, as DiMuzio, under fire all season for his allegedly poor passing ability, threw pigskin after pigskin in the final 60 sec- onds to turn what could have been a 24-23 defeat into a stunning 31-24 victory. 56 57 Hofstra Villanova Massachusetts Buffalo Waest Chester Temple Rutgers Lehigh Boston U Bucknell Indiana Pa. B Wins3 Losses 35-0 0-16 28-23 17-29 28-0 50-27 14-23 37-13 41-13 38-12 31-24 Champion MAC University Division Champion NCAA Atlantic Coast Region First Aow: Frank Smith, Frank Linzenbold, Joa Mowrer, Paul Billy, Coach; Bob Lieber- wirth, Jim Laser. Second Row: Gardy Kahoa, Bruce Tortoretti, Steve VanSani, Fred Schademan, Glenn MeCarthy, Dale Dougherty, Bill Haymen, Greg Summerville, Bob Bright, Paul Frantz. Third Row: Jim Conant, Tim Newton, Charles Hendrickson, Scott Roberts, Charles Keenan, Lec Salb, Bill Stevenson, Al Ontko, Gary Johnson, Steve Vollendorf, Scott Comparini. Fourth Row: Dick Holback, Ken Lascny, Jan Millon, Bruce Evancho, Bill Armstrong, Brad Wisniewski, Bob Wagner, Tom Morin, Bob Smith, Chuck Dwvorak, Ron Bisti, Fifth Row: John Branner, Steve Lloyd, Ralph Rorgess, Pete Johnson, Mark Caccitore, Joa Cantore, Bullis Prep Villanova Temple Lafayette Lehigh 3 Wins2 Losses 41-14 0-20 41-46 54-6 40-27 SOCCER Although football held the limelight all fall, soe- cer, now on the upswing, made a serious threat to knock football out of the bright lights. The booters had their best season ever, finish- ing 10-3-1, good encugh for second place in the Middle Atlantic Conference Southern Division. Also; the Hens participated in the NCAA tourna- ment and battled with Temple four overtimes be- fore succumbing, 3-2, on a muddy, swampy field. Records were broken right and left. Co-captain John Dusewicz broke his own shutout record by registering nine, while sophomore center forward Mike Biggs scored 17 goals to break a 27-year- old record by six. In addition, the team posted three other new records. Four booters were named to All-MAC distineg- tion: linemen Ken and Roger Morley, fullback Al Sonny Boyce, goalie Dusewicz. The Hens only lost to two teams during the course of the seasontwice to a powerful Tem- ple squad and once to Bucknell. It was the fourth straight winning season for Coach Loren Kline's booters. They will lose six seniors from their starting lineup next year: Co-captains Neil Knarr and Dusewicz, the Morley brothers, Ed Searl, and Boyce. First Row: Dave Lemmon, Dean Marriott, Harvey Kirk, Ken Morley, MNeil Knarr, Co-Captain; Loren Kline, Coach; John Dusewicz, Co-Captain; Roger Morley, Al Boyce, Ed Searl, Jim Kaffenberger, Dennis Tracey. Second HRow: Bruce McCrodden, Manager; Paul Bankard, Don Avery, Kerry Brough, Paul Hecklas, Daran Miridjanian, Fred Polaski, George Leedom, Walt Cleaver, Mile Biggs, Frank Hagstoz, Charles Malle, Ralph Murello. 60 Washington Lafayette Johns Hopkins Lehigh Philadelphia Textile Gettysburg Ursinus Temple FaM Drexel PMC Colleges Temple LaSalle Bucknell 10 Wins3 Losses1 Tie Second in MAC 6-2 3-0 3-0 20 1-0 0-0 3-0 0-2 4-3 5-0 2-3 30 0-1 FRESHMAN SOCCER Firsl Row: Larry Abrams, Terry Wallz, Alan Kesslar, Rick Bender, Kirk Johnson, Dan Winn, Bill Dodds. Second Row: Joe Owsley, John Sullivan, Dave Starr, Gary Harding, Scott Warren, Terry Seigle, Graydon Wood B2 - Washington FEM Harker Prep Penn Military 3 Wins1 Tie 3-0 1-1 6-1 1 CROSS COUNTRY After losing two of their first three dual meets, the harriers finished with a torrid pace, losing only two of their last nine. Even the two losses were by slim margins, as the Hens lost by only a single point to St. Joseph's and LaSalle. In the Middle Atlantic Conference Champion- ships, the squad copped third place behind the strong finishes of Bob Woerner, Joe Godleski, Jim and Jerry Smith, DeWittfield Henry, and Bob Purvis. Considering the Hens placed ahead of St Joseph's and Lafayette, both of whom had beaten Coach Larry Pratt's squad in dual meet competi- tion, the meet was a tremendous success. In the IC4A's, the roadrunners, led by Woerner and Godleski again, finished ninth. The two run- ners took the top two spois in both meets. Woerner finished ninth and tenth while Godleski placed thirteenth and twenty-seventh in the MAC's and IC4A's. o First Row: Bob Green, Manager; Bob Woerner, Jim Smith, Dewittlield Henry. Second Row: Joe Godleski, Larry Pratt, Coach; Jerry Smith, Dave Littlehales, Bob Purvis. Lafayette 16-40 Lehigh 21-35 West Chester 28-27 Temple 43-19 St. Joseph's 37-21 LaSalle 50-15 Rider 47-16 Towson 26-22 American 44-15 Gettysburg 32-26 8 Wins2 Losses Fourth in IC4A Fourth in MAC Lafayette 39-20 Rider 15-44 Lehigh 38-19 West Chester 25-31 Temple 23-32 Towson 19-39 St. Joseph's 29-28 American 25-30 Swarthmore 21-34 Drexel 18-40 LaSalle 29-28 Gettysburg 21-36 4 Wins8 Losses IC4A Championships 9th Third in MAC First Row: Bill Webster, B Barcklow, flch 'K, ol Burke. Second Row: Lary FRESHMAN Pole Sukala, e SRt CROSS COUNTRY 65 BASKETBALL It started off like a good season should. The Hens took their first three games from West Chester, Lafayette and Lehigh. Fears that the loss of three of last year's starters would destine the team to mediocrity were soon erased. But then the flu bug came. The cagers were forced to bench three starters at the beginning of the Penn game, and the results were disas- trous. When the final buzzer sounded, the Hens were at the short end of the score. Two more quick defeats followed and things looked bleak. Over Christmas break, the cagers travelled to Greenville, North Carolina to compete in the Eastern Carolina Classic. It was a big step from the Pocono Classic in which the Hens partici- pated last year. That and the flu proved too much for the cagers; the losing streak continued. When the second semester started hopes were high that all problems would be solved. But the cagers dropped four in a row, the last of which was a 105-73 whipping by awesome Doug Brit- telle, Bob Greacen, Dick Stewart and company of Rutgers. It was then that Coach Dan Peterson and the squad realized that something had to be done to salvage a .500 season. It was salvaged. The team, captained by Jim Couch and Loren Pratt, won five straight includ- ing an 84-72 wictory over Gettysburg who had beaten the Hens 82-67 less than two weeks be- fore. Bucknell, who had lashed the Hens 100-82 in December, also met the wrath of the squad as the Hens topped them, 63-60, in one of the best games Delaware fans have ever witnessed. Coach Dan Peterson, Rick Albertson, Jim Couch, Loren Pratt, Steve Jackson, John Mc- Millen, Ed Roth, Paul Poplawski, Doug Mer- chant, Dan Carnevale, Dave Hottenstein, Dennis Bohn, Nick Scogna. 66 Why the comeback? Was it forward Steve Jackson, who made All-ECAC three times during the course of the season and scored 36 points in the second win over West Chester and 28 points in the Gettysburg victory? Was it the clock offense that Peterson had initiated in the second Rutgers game? Was it the development of soph- omores Dan Carnevale and Dave Hottenstein? Or was it just teamwork? Whatever it was, it changed what could have been a disaster into the third straight winning season for the Hens. e7 West Chester Lafayette Lehigh Penn Bucknell Virginia Tech William 4 Mary Caornell Drexel Lehigh PMC Lafayette Drexel Temple Gettysburg Rutgers West Chester Gettysburg Fam Bucknell Albright 11 Wins-10 Losses 81-62 91-89 67-45 39-58 82-100 58-79 76-82 77-93 78-60 59-75 74-62 65-60 62-67 63-75 67-82 73-105 77-61 84-72 85-58 63-60 95-85 68 69 ! 4 m'fnr ' Ll L1 1ag JJ - FRESHMAN BASKETBALL h 364 rsiE,rww u;w J; !w Chuck Fisher, Bruce Dickinson, Neil Jarom, Lee Goldstein, Tom Hamilton, Don Linsen- mann, Rick Frosch, Greg Chlebicki, Bernard Lane, Mike Masoncup, Paul Seelig, Ken Halfand. 70 71 West Chester Lafayette Lehigh Penn Bucknell Drexel Lehigh PMC Lafayette Drexel Temple Gettysburg Rutgers West Chester Gettysburg FaEM Bucknell Albright 9 Wins9 Losses SWIMMING After winning their first two meets against Franklin and Marshall and St. Joseph's, the Hen tankmen lost five in a row, never really recover- ing their winning ways. However, led by Captain Dave Bent, Dennis Carey and Jack McDermott in the freestyle, John Fabris in the individual medley, Dave Underwood, Dick Wieland and Rich Wilson in the breaststroke, the swimmers won three of their last four meets to salvage a 5-6 record. It was the Hens' first season in their new pool in Carpenter Sports Building. However, much to Coach Harry Rawstrom's dismay, the squad could not come up with a win in the new water. There is some consolation in the fact that the freshmen, led by Bob DeYoung, who set a new pool record in the 1000-yvard freestyle, and Ernie Wakeman, who competes in the individual med- ley and breastroke, racked up a 9-1 log for the season. With their help, it seems that the tank- men will surely break the new pool jinx, First Row: Peter Piepmeier, John Fabris, Rich Wilson, Dave Bent, Bruce Martin, Dave Underwood, Rich Wieland, Harold Hagerty. Second Row: Don Knox, Bob Young, Bill Freed, Denniz Carey, Doug Bromberg, Mike Brennan, Jack McDermott, Charles Proud, Coach Harry Rawstrom. 72 73 FaM St. Joseph's Bucknell West Chester Temple Lehigh Johns Hopkins Drexel Gettysburg Lafayette Swarthmore 5 Wins6 Losses 62-33 67-45 37-76 55-58 48-56 55-58 46-67 60-35 77-28 42-63 70-25 74 75 First Row: Bill Shepherd, Ernie Wakeman, Steve Leonardi, Harold Hitchens, Elek Szka- lak, Myles Mutnick. Second Row: Bill Schu- man, Greg Lamoreaux, Coach Edgar John- son, Don Hadley, Bob DeYoung, Barry Shelhamer. FaM Bucknell West Chester Temple Johns Hopkins Lafayette Drexel St. Joseph's forfeit Gettysburg Lehigh 9 Wins1 Loss 63-27 35-77 70-43 54-49 78-34 63-39 65-30 12-0 69-34 57-56 FRESHMAN SWIMMING First Row: Ed Soccorso, Newlin Keen, Charles Jarman, Dick Rathmell, Jim Burns Jim Baxter. Second Row: Joe Shetzler, Dick Morris, Tom Leocnard, Terry Sullivan, Coach WH ESTLING Paul Billy, Marty Weikart. With a 6-7 season behind them, the grapplers improved immeasurably this year, finishing with a 9-3-1 log. Four returning lettermen helped the squad, co-captained by Dick Rathmell and Jeff Wilkinson, to post one of their finest records. A streak of four opening wins over Haverford, Bucknell, Glassboro, and Swarthmore was ended abruptly when the squad traveled to Temple. The Owls, the MAC team Champs last year, returning with the 130, 145, and 160 pound individual MAC winners, dealt the Hens a rough setback, 22-11. Three decisive victories over Johns Hopkins, Albright, and Ursinus followed. Then the grap- plers met Gettysburg. It was one of the closest meets of the season, and going into the heavy- weight match, the Hens were down, 16-13. Joe Shetzler defeated an old rival, Ron Emenheiser, whom he had decisioned in his Freshman year. Both were previously undefeated, but Shetzler prevailed, 10-6, to enable the Hens to tie, 16-16. Rounding out the season, Coach Paul Billy's squad dropped only two more meets; to Lafayette and a very close one to F M 15-14, while winning over Drexel and PMC. Haverford Glassboro Swarthmore Temple Albright Ursinus Gettysburg Lafayette Drexel Fam PMC 7 Wins3 Losses1 Tie 77 26-9 21-14 34-2 11-22 28-11 31-5 16-16 11-20 21-10 14-15 30-8 78 79 First How: Dave Detwilar, Rick Wolff, Fred Zinck, Tom Fitzpatrick, Brad Lane, Jack Hayden, GCoach Loren Kline Second Row: Steve Morgan, Dick Ho- back, Steve Vollendorf, Toem Bullock, Tom Moran, Randy Balluff, Tom Darrah. Bucknell Swarthmore Temple Johns Hopkins Gettysburg Lafayette Drexel FaM PMC 9 Wins0 Losses 16-11 43-0 23-8 36-3 26-11 24-12 26-8 16-14 WINTER TRACK Losing only to West Chester and Penn this season, the thinclads posted their best record ever with a 5-2 log. The former loss, the result of the flu bug that hit the campus in mid-December and the latter, the result of the awesome Penn squad, were the only black spots marring victories over Lehigh and Towson in dual meet competition and over Albright, PMC, and Ursinus in a quadrangular meet, Led by Captain Bob Johnson's second place finish in the 600-yard run, the Hens fared well in the Pittsburgh Classic over Christmas break. Three other roadrunners copped runner-up spots in the competition: Steve Winter in the pole vault, Bruce Regenthal in the long jump, and Jim Smith in the 1000-yard run. Two new university records were also set dur- ing the season as Winter vaulted 14'8 in the West Chester meet, and Bob Woerner ran a 4:12.9 mile against Penn. In the Delaware Invitational Pat Walker was the only Hen to win an event, a result of the strong opposition by the University of Pittsburgh, St John's, and others. Walker matched his own uni- versity record in the 60-yard high hurdles in 7.7 seconds. Johnson took the thinclads' only third place of the meet in the 600-yard run. Coach Jimmy Flynn's squad also took three fourth place and two fifth place finishes. First Row: Coach Larry Pratt, Steve Winter, Bob Mul- vaney, Bob Woerner, Bob Johnson, Jim Smith, Randy Hopkins, Coach Jimmy Flynn, Manager Bob Green. Second Row: Coach Don Fantine, Steve Kessler, Gerry Peltz, John Lee, John Chelucci, Rich Farmer, Pat Walker, Larry Sellin, Mike Kalmer, Coach Jim West, First Row: Mike Palen, Bill Funk, Bob Stearns, Coach Don Fantine. Second Row Coach Jimmy Flynn, Juliuvs Baumann, Joa Schiosbon, John Flaherty, John Choppy, Preston Bowden, Coach Larry Pratt. FRESHMAN WINTER TRACK VARSITY West Chester Lehigh Ursinus PMC Albright Penn Towson FRESHMEN West Chester Lehigh Lawrenceville-Hill Penn 45-59 Tr-26 - 17'69 13 a2-72 76-27 57-45 36-67 54-48 26-78 SPRING TRACK If Don Fantine, Frank Gordy and Neil Mayberry had been healthy for the MAC championships, the Blue Hens might have finished first in the meet instead of third, a scant two points behind runner- up Lafayette. But Fantine hurt his leg while lead- ing the pack in the anchor leg of the 440 relay finals and fell to fifth, Gordy pulled a muscie in the MAC gualifying rounds and Mayberry injured himself in practice the week before the MAC con- test. Despite the loss of these three men, the thin- clads managed to win three first, one second and one third place finishes and six fifth place finishes in the meet. John Miller, Jimmy Smith and Bill Wheeler brought home the gold medals in the javelin, 880 yard run and discus, respec- tively. Co-captain Bob Clunie's 9:21.1 time for the two mile run, good for a third place finish, set a new Delaware record. In reqular dual meet competition, Coach Jimmy Flynn's squad won their first six meets, including a close 73-72 victory over Lafayette, only to lose their last meet to MAC champion St. Joseph's. First Row: Rich Wiedmann, Don Bowlby, John Miller, Brian Harrington, Bill Taylor, Don Fantine, Bob Clunie, Scott Campbell, Dave Lukeff, Neil Mayberry, Bill Smith, Bob Woerner, Second Row: Bob Green, Charles Donnelly, Bob Johnson, Paul Heal, Rich Farmmer, Pat Walker, Joe Hance, Jim Foster, Sleve Winter, Jim Smith, Ed Berg, Frank Gordy, Rich Walton, Coach James Flynn. B2 DELAWARE 109 106 88 121 11 73 66 OPPOMENT Lehigh 36 LaSalle 39 Temple 57 Gettysburg 19 Bucknell 34 Lafayette 72 St. Joseph's 79 6 Wins1 Loss Third in MAC First Row: Bob Green, Rich Walton, Second Dave Fosbenner, Coach John Lee, Randy Hopkins, Bob Mulvanney, Jerry Peltz, Coach James FRESHMAN TRACK DELAWARE OPPONENT 50 Lehigh 86 86 Bucknell Sl 32 Lafayette 104 1 Win2 Losses Led by one of the best catchers in college baseball, Captain Chuck Pesce, the Hen nine won six out of their first seven conference games, los- ing only to champion Temple. However, with a shot at the MAC title, Coach Bob Hannah's team lost three out of their last four games and the championship. Seniors Gene Waldman 5-1 and Len Fischer 4-0 paced the hill staff, Waldman leading the squad in strikeouts with 54. Sophomore Larry Walker 3-1 showed great promise, posting a 1.03 ERA in 35 innings. Overall, the sophomores strengthened the team, especially in the slugging department. Sophomores Dave Klinger, Jim Robinson and Dave Yates finished the season with the top three batting averages on the squad. In addition, Rob- inson led the Hens in RBI's with 27, while Yates burned up the basepaths, stealing 24 bases to break a 15 year old Delaware record. BASEBALL First Row: Tom WVanGrofski, Wayne Evans, Dave Yates, Jim Robinson, Dave Cathcart, Coach Bob Hannah, Rick Hale, Dan Nic- colucci, Gene Waldman, Assistant Coach Loren Prail. Second Row: Dave Willard, Tom Palmer, Glenn Hinton, Chuck Pesce, Len Fischer, Dave Klinger, Bruce Fad, Tom Mil- burn, Chris Spicer, Butch Dill, Bill Cattell, Larry Walker, Steve Tissot, Ron Powell. 87 DELAWARE 4 2 20 17 e L5 o - -t - N -0 bhWWO-0D0WU0eEDD LD 10 12 Syracuse Monmouth Philadelphia Textile Davidson MN.C. State Lynchburg Catholic U. Swarthmore Lehigh Rutgers Gettysburg Gettysburg Lafayette Temple Ursinus Lehigh St. Joseph's St. Joseph's Lafayette Drexel LaSalle Bucknell Glassboro 15 Wins8 Losses Tied For Third In MAC FRESHMAN Lehigh Rutgers Lehigh Bullis Prep Bullis Prep 4 Wins1 Loss OPPONENT - O b O o b o WD WD b s 00 Wt WD D D -l. B h WD D 89 TENNIS With stellar performances from Captain Jim Burke, Ray Boyer, Larry Guerke, Dave Darrah and Dennis Harcketts, the netmen streaked for seven straight victories during the course of the season. Only two losses marred the squad's suc- cessful season. One was an opening heart- breaker that found Rochester on top by a slim 5-4 score and the other was a closing defeat at the hands of Penn State, which has never lost to the Hens. A 9-0 shutout against St. Joseph's, Coach Roy Rylander's ninety-ninth victory, was one of the season's high points. First Row: Dave Uerner, Reed Piritz, Larry Guerke, Dave Darrah. Second Row: Dennis Harcketts, Jack Ellsworth, Jim Burke, Coach Roy Rylander, Ray Boyer, Fred Cerne. DELAWARE 4 7 9 8 7 8 8 9 0 Rochester Southern Connecticut Drexel Washington Ursinus Western Maryland LaSalle St. Joseph's Penn State 7 Wins2 Losses OPPOMNENT Mmoo OoOMNMOoOOoOMNO FRESHMAN TENNIS First Row. Charley Atkins, Tom Schleem, Jack Henriksen, Bob Vinilkoor. Second Row: Bill Lipman, Barry Eberly, Coach Roy Rylander, Mike Kallay, Charley Baxter. DELAWARE OPPONENT 9 Bainbridge N.A.P.S. v 9 Bainbridge N.A.P.S. 0 0 Rutgers 6 2 Wins-1 Loss 92 With his last putt of the year, Captain John Riley ended three of the finest years ever for a Delaware golfer. The senior's overall record of 41- 10 represents the best won-lost percentage as well as the greatest number of matches for any Blue Hen golfer in history. This outstanding per- formance earned Riley the Three Year Award for Delaware athletes. While finishing 10-5 overall, the height of the duffers' season was the MAC championships, in which they nearly captured the title. Only three strokes separated Coach Scotty Duncan's squad from champion Temple, while Bucknell finished second, two strokes in front of the third-place Hens. Tom Ciconte led the Delaware duffers, gaining sixth place in the meet. John Riley placed next for the Hens while Charlie Pinto and Jim Powell tied for third place honors in the Hen contingent. Other letter winners on the Delaware squad were junior Alan Hall and sophomores Dave Otteni and John Stinson. Before the MAC contest, the duffers took eight straight and had suffered only two losses. How- ever, their finish was marred by three straight setbacks, two by a one point margin. Members: Greg Carney, Tom Ciconte, Steve Fox, Alan Hall, Bud Leach, Dove Otteni, Bob Patton, Charley Pinto, Jim Powall, John Riley, Captain; Rich Robinson, John Stinson, DELAWARE OPPOMNENT 9 West Chester 10 1 American L. 7 141, Haverford 32 11 LaSalle T 14 PMC Colleges 4 16 Swarthmore 2 16 Glassboro 2 13 Temple 5 14V PMC Colleges 3z Gl Rutgers 114 1342 Johns Hopkins 45 6 Villanova 0 G Lehigh 12 g9 Drexel 10 Bz St. Joseph's -1 10 Wins5 Losses 93 Third in MAC LACROSSE The bright spot of the stickmen's season was the honor that John Spangler brought to Dela- ware for the high quality of his performance. Spangler was named the most valuable player in the MAC and was selected to play in the North- South All-Star game, a distinction that very few Blue Hen stickmen have merited over the years. Alex Wise, midfielder Chuck Lucanish and goalie Jim Wright helped Spangler to lead the squad in their five wins over Stevens, Lafayette, Towson, Drexel and Franklin and Marshall. Wise was the leading scorer and Wright made 130 saves over the course of the season. Members: Jim Albertson, Charles Beau- champ, Al Fleitas, Mike Hughes, Dave Jen- kins, Bill Laughlin, Charles Levis, Charles Lucanish, Dan Muterspaw, Jim Mutter, Steve Rash, Alex Rose, Brian Roth, Frank Smith, John Spangler, Captain; Charles Vaughn, Larry Von Kleek, Wayne Von Stetten, Bill Vosburgh, Alex Wise, Jim Wright, Tom Wright. 84 95 DELAWARE WoWwoeo-ispkbhsSowo 12 13 OPFPONENT Stevens 4 Lehigh 10 Swarthmore 8 Lafayette 4 Loyola 1 Towson 3 Washington 13 Franklin 8 Marshall 1 Drexel 4 Lebanon Valley 9 Fairleigh-Dickinson 5 Penn State 18 5 WinsT7 Losses Fifth in MAC FRESHMAN Stevens 8 Pennsylvania 18 PMC 6 Franklin Marshall 1 Drexel 2 3 Wins2 Losses ORGANIZATIONS Juniors write encouraging letters to orient freshmen. Senators try to reform conservative tendencies of administration. Women students push for elimination of double standard. Mister HA pushes for open dorms in men's residence halls. Commuters strive to align themselves with campus community. Activists battle militants for campus power supremacy. National interests wane with adoption of cosmopolitan outlook. Throwing rifles through the air creates anxious moments in ranks, Delaware will shine tonight as the marching band blares. Melodious voices harmonize in various choral organizations. Christ assumes different roles in campus religious organizations. Logic and rhetoric characterize pro and con arguments. Tower of Babel falls as language fluency increases. Book exchange benefits poverty-stricken Delaware students. Class of 1969 passes traditions to future generations. Susan Beidler, Bonnie Colvin, Gail Catiey. First Row: Bob Stier, Literary Editor; Mr, Robert Stein, Faculty Advisor; Bonnie Colvin, Layout Edilor. Second How: Karen Lein- heiser, Special Evenis and Honoraries Edi- tor; Tom Marshall, Dorm and Fraternities Eqdli- tor; Karen Warach, Seniors Editor; Ted Muterspaw, Graphic Designer. Third Row: Leigh Divine, Editar-in-Chief. JoAnn Marshall, Secretary; Steve Ritner, Business Manager. Leigh Divine, Ted Muterspaw. BLUE HEN First Row: Sue McMullen, John LaCosta, Alan Hendel. Second Reow: John Lister, Bev Miller, Renda Rochalle, Jean Bringardner, Susan Beidlar, John Lister. Shaun Mullen, Editorial Director, Andy Stern, Editor-in-Chief, Erich Bmith, Fealures Editor; Sue Greatorex, Managing Editor; John Fuchs, Ass't. Manag- ing Editor. REVIEW Sue Smith, News Editor; Phyllis Jones, Ass't, Features Editor; Eleanor Shaw, News Editor; Erich Smith, Features Editor. 100 E 331 Class spring semester. Linda MNertnay, Ass't, News Edifor, Mung Richard Codor, Cartoonist. 101 WHEN First Row: John Buckley, Advertising Man- ager; Jon Rafal, Chief Announcer; Greer Firestone, General Manager; Grace Ed- munds, Secretary; Tom Mees, Sporis Direc- tor; Tim lsaacs, Music Direclor. Second Row: Robert Blake, Faculty Advisor; Wayne Weimer, Ass't. General Manager, Greg Stambaugh, Business Manager; Randy Reardon, Adverfising Production Manager; Bryan Gordon, Program Director; Howard Berlin, Chief Engineer; Arba Henry, News Di- rector. l - . I i 102 First Row: Steve Bowen, Walt Christensen, Tim Isaacs, Andrea Fay, John Buckley, Linda Alsid, Mary Shea, Lucille Cirino. Second Row: F, W. Edekstein, Hank Goldstein, Greg Lamoreaux, Donna Bogarl, Gary Pierce, Ed Stolker, John L. Digges, George GCarson, Jeff Lincoln. First Row: Tom Mees, Don Henery, Debby Schroeder, Dee HIll, Joan Dusenbury, Dan Jay. Second Row: Ellan Wharton, Nancy Hartman, Grace Edmunds, Wayne Weimer, Jon Rafal, Richard L. Summerville, Howard Berlin, Randy Murray. First Row: MNatalie Keane, Cheryl LeCompte, Marty Spangler, Betzy Krattenmaker, Mike Nolan, Karen Grossman, Leslie Wells. Sec- ond Row: Thomas R. Kelly, Jim Couch, Loren Pratt, Celia Ratzman, Sue Bowman, Don Rit- ter, Ronnie Kuupferman. 103 CONCEPT Dr. Gerome Tovo, Advisor; Michael McGrath, Co-editor; Mra. Anne Johns, Co-editor, 104 VENTURE First Row: David Hornung, John Meill, Ann Bailey, Robert Halstead, Asta Overkamp. Second Aow: Kathy McKinley, Pete Jumars, Mary Kille. 105 E-52 First Row: David Pody. Second Row: David Fleming, Joe Stewart, Janet Herron, William Lord, Terry Brubaker, Marie Bonvetti. Third Row: Ken Oilcott, Steve Neilson, Joseph Lafterty, Barbara Kriss, Karen Saime, llene Sinclair, Dr. Faustus 106 Lamp at Midnight Lamp at Midnight Happy Haven 107 SOCIAL CHAIRMEN First Row: Sharon Tollatt, Shelly Wheelar, Second FRow: Becky Pepper, Marilyn Field, Barbara Lynch, Co-Chairman; Pal Reik, Co- Chairman; Debbie Coughlan. Third Row; Pat Guthrie, Sue Cahill. ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS First Row: Francesca Di Pasquantonio, Gail Parassio, President; Sandy Martorelli, Vice- President, Mary Otteni, Second Wice-Presi- dent; Jane Billing, Linda Lankenau, Pat Raum. Second Row: Barbara Lynch, Carolyn Gaines, Barbara Wright, Rickie Hazzard, Jeanne Mattie, Pat Reik, Parma Clark, Diane Shepheard, MNancy Vernon, Joanne Rash. Third Row: Karen Best, Beth Ellis, Cheryl Aafjes, CENTRAL BOARD First Reow: Ellen Butler, Harriet Seeley, Veronica Crowley, East District Chairman: Joanne Rash, Chairman. Second Row: Lynn Scheible, Nancy Baltz, Linda Mumford, Vera Rybachak, Linda Scott, Mancy Hawthome, South Disirict Chairman; Linda Lankenau, Assisfant Chairman. Third Row: Peg Janes, Diane Morthwood, Grace MecHugh, Wanda Bason, West District Chairman. 108 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First Row: Susana Occhi, Barbara Ralph, Mancy Vernon, Barbara Mielsen, Lynn Jag- gard, Pat Dyal, Mary Townshend. Second Rew: Dale Binger, Gratchen Mears, Cheryl Pomeroy, Cassia Goff, Sharon Rawley, Ritsa Tagmatarkes, Pal Szwed, Carolyn Lea Barry, Peggy Robinson, Sue Dustman, Nancy Given, Sandra Cunningham. Third Row: Gail Willlams, Carol Oliver, Anne Simmins, Bar- bara Hanley, WValeria Armstrong, Sidne Spencer, Mary Ann Daniels, Terry Salph, Kay Austin. Fourth Row: Janet Wark, Frances Spengel, Cheryl Eilertson, Paula Dickerson, Meredith Meyers, Pam French, Cathy Chle- browski. Mary Vessels, Deborah Freeman, Deborah Hickman 109 INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL First Row: Jarry Bilton, Glenn Paulsen, Bruce MeCloy, William Witham, Michasl Waiss, David Naker. Second Row: Robert Campbell, Russell Mantague, Jim Ellwanger, William Stites, Ervil Francis, John Hammond, Mark Walker, Third Row: Dave Pryor, Rod Jones, Howard Meyers, Bruce Ulmer, Paul Getty, John Gounts, Larry Boyer, Bob Curran, Mick DelCampo, Larry Manlove. 110 MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Firsf Row: Hans Feindt, Leon Woll, Mike Sherman, Mike Cavey, Karl Goeke, Jim Govatos. Second Aow: Douglas Wootten, E. J. Wainwright, Tom Maolitor, Tom Bryant, Mark Delmerico, Randy Bush. Third Row: Dave Morstrom, Wayne Rhone, Thomas Glad- win. 111 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION First Row: Linda Good, Tory Gibb, Sabina Bobzin, Sue Danshower, Gail Parassio. Dick Jolly, Dee Lafferty, Pat Phile, Dave Bent, Franni Di Pasgquantonio, Ann Stegner, Kirsten Soneson. Second Row: Frank MNo- vello, Bob Rafal, Fred Muller, Erich Smith, Dava MNorstrom, Vic Sadot, Mark McClatferty, Peggy Bedingfield, Howard Meyers, Carol Hution, Tom Parvis, John Dickson, Linda Higginson, Bill Witham. 112 113 CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OF 1969 Ken Kast, Vice-Presiden!; Jim Burns, Presi- deni; Barb Paul, Secretary; Sisi DiLaura, Treasurer, CLASS OF 1970 Mary Ellen Glick, Acting Secretary; William Witham, President; Kathy Trickey, Vice-Presi- dent; Rita Hayman, Treasurar. 114 CLASS OF 1971 Harriet Spear, Treasurer; Jack Henriksen, President; Sabina Bobzin, Secretary; George Mackenzie, Vice-President. 115 ; L CLASS OF 1972 Ruth Trexler, Treasurer; Steve Ceci, Presi- dent; Vel Freeman, Secretary. Not Shown: Alan Kessler, Vice-Prasidant. STUDENT CENTER COUNCIL Debbie Chavenson, Cheryl Aafjes, Tom Purvis. 116 CHAMBER SINGERS Sue Armstrong, Phyllis Chicano, Margaret Eastman, Eric Glaubitz, Bonnie Sue Gould, Virginia Hughes, James Imhoff, Joyce Kar- raker, Randi Jagel, Robert Knight, William Lord, Christy Ludtke, David Lutz, George Mackenzie, Thomas Meehan, Robert Meeker, Marianne Reed, Arthur Roberts, Jay Wil- liams. 117 MADRIGAL SINGERS Judy Abbott, Ron Baker, Amanda Bolgiano, Jimmy Brooks, Joyce Fivehousa, Margie Hall, Dave Hudson, Sue Johnson, John LaCosta, Elsa Pancoast, Earl Reed, Peter Taylor, Linda Walbert., John Weldy, Randy Wimberly, Pauline Zaborowski, Linda Higginson, Jo King, JoAnn Colley, Judy McVey, Bill Me- Elwe. CONCERT CHOIR Martha Armsirong, Pamela Bastian, Susan Beverin, Jean Bolger, Brenda Brewer, Amanda Bolgiano, Charles Bronk, George Broske, Gerald Brunner, Carl Burnam, Bar- bara Ann Chaapel, Phyllis Chicano, Robert Davis, Deborah Colgan, Jo Ann Cooley, Terri Cornwell, Jane Dobrzynski, Margaret East- man, Arthur Edwards, Dana Frazier, Walter Gebhart, Eric Glaubitz, Bonnie Sue Gould, Mealanie Griffin, Clarence Hazel, John Henriksen, Beverly Hickman, Virginia Hughes, James Imhoff, Randi Jagel, Mary- ann Jedziniak, Susan Johnson, Catherine Jones, Joyce HKarraker, Carol Kleas, Robert Knight, Susan Levens, Mark Lieberman, Wil- liam Lord, Christy Ludtke, Beverly Lutz, David Lutz, Norma Jean Lynch, George MacKenzie, William Mcintosh, Judith Ann McVey, Thomas Meehan, Robert Meeker, William Morrow, Andrew Nagle. Paftricia Raum, Marianne Read, Arthur Roberts, Wes Reutter, Anne Simmons, Beth Tonnessen, David Uhrmann, Jay James Williams, John Yorkston, Richard Yost, Pauline Zaborowski. CHORAL UNION Beth Adams, Judith Austin, Carclyn Berry, Virginia Bouchelle, Mancy Capkovic, Suz- anne Casarino, Susan Comorat, Sarah Cooper, Kathleen Copson, Janet Criswell, Elizabeth Davidson, Marilyn M. Ferry, Anne Fisher, Christine Fleetwood, Victoria Gibb, Sara Golden, Janel Green, Jean Grieten, Diane Guerrazzi, Suzan Gunsalus, Jennifer Hankin, Deidre Hearn, Janice Johnson, Rena Johnson, Joyce Jones, Judith Kasun, Elsa Leach, Mancy Lovett, Elizabath McPherrin, Patricia Miller, Donna Murray, Karem MNagy, Susan Orzechowski, Martha Pleffer, Jean Phelps, Judith Prettyman, Priscillia Revis, Elaine Richert, Ellen Rodenhiser, Rochelle Rose, Denise Rothacker, Wendy Schmoll, Pamela Tell, Susan Turnblacer, Anne Turner, Dana Ulery, Elizabeth Upson, Vivan Walls, Christine Watson, Cylinda Watkins, Patricia Young, J. Robert Almond, Roger Anderson, Michael Boulanger. Eric Cannon, Richard Conover, Roger Davis, John Eastlund, Wil- liam Englehart, Allan Feltzen, Marritt Goodell, James Greiss, MNicholas Hardy, Steve Heinel, Charles Henderson, Dennis Holt, Roger Hutchins, Stephen Jenney, James Keesey, Willlam Marrazzo, Richard Morey, Samuel Park, Heinz Retzlal, David Riley, James Riley, Robert Shapiro, Steven Stem, David Willis 119 Arponen EN o 1 0 ' Robert J. King, Conductor. - - SYMPHONIC BAND Thomas Baker, Ronald Ball, Nancy Beltz, George Broske, Marilyn Cahilly, Diantha Clark, Linda Clough, Richard Collins, Marlo Comer, John Constantine, Marcella Cox, John Demaio, Heloise Demhoff, Linda Dodd, Wil- liam Englehart, Rebeeca Geiger, Susan Grafton, Janet Herring, Philip Hessler, Kath- leen Hoots, Jean Jack, Eleanor Landt, Martin Lassman, Charles Leasure, William Meridith, Creighton Miller, Richard Morris, Edward Mulderick, Edward Okonowicz, Jeffrey Par- rott, Albert Paul, Eric Perkins, Charles Rau, Eimer Read, Duane Scarborough, Louis Schaefer, Brad Schlegal, Diane Stock- slager, Samuel Strobert, Marvin Thornton, Thomas Townsend, Ruth Trexlar, Richard Tull, Mark Vogel, James Voris, Kenneth War- ner, John Weldy, James White, Leon Wolf, Larry Wolfskill, Elaine Zehner, 120 CONCERT BAND Joseph Antonelli, Carol Bauman, Nancy Beaudet, John Benner, WValerie Bergeron, Walter Blenderman, Raymond Brandi, Jimmy Brooks, Cheryl Budd, James Byrd, Pamela Call, Dennis Cherrin, Walter Coleman, John Dalia, Barry Eberly, Austin Everhart, Sherry Falls, Bruce Frazier, James Frazier, Suenell Gable, John Gehman, George Gimourginas, Kathleen Grande, Bert Green, Sally Hatton, Joyce Heckman, Gary lsaacs, Roger Jolly, James Keesey, Taras HKowalchuk, Robert Lambert, Rhonda Leasure, Keith McGrath, Michael McGrath, Russet McQuery, George Mills, Thomas Minshall, Pamela Mitchell, Carol Oliver, Edmund James Orr, James Owen, Thomas Passmore, Sandra PRevis, Linda Robinson, Howard Ryan, Sandra Sachs, Diane Schreiber, William Shepherd, Charles Skinner, Frances Sitring, Marliese Stutzman, Anthony Supinski, Willlam Titws, David Trucksess, David Turner, Gary Waile, Janet Walker, Marilyn Weber, Samuel Wichess, Meradith Wilder, Deborrah Wilson, Joyce Yaiser, John Zychowski, Jon Hall, Janet Wark, Sam Kerdull, Carol Tirell, Mary Jane Cartwright, Diane McFann. MARCH BAND Mancy Beaudet, Rebecca Geiger, Lesli Jack, Rhonda Leasure, Dennis Cannon, Karen Carter, Walter Coleman, HRichard Collins, Heloise Demhoff, Linda Dodd, Judith Eckles, Carol Gruber, Beverly Hayden, Kathleen Hoots, Diane McFann, Russet McQuery, Diane Shepheard, Carol Tirrell, Ruth Trexler, Robert Vinikoor, Linda Waski, David Whit- taker, Kristie Carter, Dennis Cherrin, Linda Clough, John Constantine, Douglas Green, Roger Jolly, Joanne Parrott, Martin Smith, FPaul Taylor, Terri Cornwell, William Engla- hart, Ed Mulderick, Albert Paul, Linda Perry, Eimer Read, Sandra HRevis, Leocn Wolf, Joseph Antonelli, Donald Bailey, Gary Brush, Marcella Cox, James Frazier, Bert Green, Walter Lapinsky, Martin Lassman, Kalth Mc- Grath, William Meredith, Thomas Minshall, Edward Okonowicz, Jim Owen, Thomas Passmore, Eric Perking, Charles Rau, Richard Ryan, Robert Shapiro, William Titus. Thomas Townsend, Lea Turner, Mary Vessals, Mark Vegel, Gary Waite, Deborrah Wilsan, Robert Weiss, Ronald Ball, Mary Jane Cartwright, Diantha Clark, Thomas Gulya, John Jordan, Ted Kowalchuk, Sandra Sachs, Allan Schaefer, John Benner, George Brown, James Byrd, Henry Daum, John Delia, Gary Isaacs, Creighton Miller, Charles Mont- gomerie, Steve Motter, James Orr, Jeff Par- rott. Kennath Warner, Larry Wolfskill, Ray- mond Brandi, Philip Hessler, Allan Jones, Robert Lambert, Charles Leasure, Thomas M. Baker, Richard Farmer, Thomas Gehman, Michael McGrath, George Mills, William Mills, Richard Morris, Duane Scarborough, Wayne Dean, John DeMaio, John Ellison, Melson Everhart, James Keesey, Diane Stockslager, David Trucksess, Richard Tull, Kennath White. 122 CHEERLEADERS Dale Deering, Jan Sloan, Sharon Tollette, Maralyn Schreiber, Linda Mertney, Pam Chelly, Donna Meade, Nancy Northrop, Jeanne Adelman. MAJORETTES 123 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY First Aow: Bruce Frys, Karen Leinheiser, Chris White, Joe Siple, Walter Blenderman. Second Row: Jim Williams, Martin Cohen, Sue Pope, Hans Faindt, AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Eric Glaubitz, President; Dennis Follweiler. 124 AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS Douglas Mitten, David Owen, Charles Oyler. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS First Row: Margaret Mary Torelli, Dr. Calina Ugarte, Jeanne Dugan. Second Row: Nancy Redgate, Kathleen Nuruddin. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS First Row: David Verner, Bruce Jarrell, Jim Burns. Second Row: Mauri Lappinen, John Mahler, Sam Strobert, Robert Pyle. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS First Row: Armand Fernandez-Calienes, Michael Boyle, Chris Morton, Joe Smithmyer, Lowell Smith, Steven Danyluk. Second Row: David Elzey, Gilbert Quillen, Ronald Baker, William Robinson, Thomas Wilson, William Weil, Howard Berlin. ENGINEERING COUNCIL Douglas Mitten, Maurli Lappinen, David Vernar, John Mahler, Charles Ovyler, Chris Morton, Bruce Jarrell, 126 HOME ECONOMICS SENATE First Row: Dottie Hopkins, Vice-President; Ginny Bartlett, Secrefary. Second FRow: Deidre Woznicki, Nancy Winbarg, Mary Ann Krzyzanowski, Carolyn Hudson, MNancy Stra- ble, Susan Austin. Third Row: Marty Yocum, Linda Brown, Chris Arlen, Lynne Henderson, Dale Binger, Susan Danehower, Janice War- rington, Andy White, Susan Glassman, Can- dice Oakford, AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION First ARow: Ginny Bartlett, Candy Oakford, Roa Slonsky, Susan Glassman, Co-Chairman, Chris Arlen. Second Row: Mancy Winberg, Susan Austin, Mancy Strable, Deidre Woznicki, Janice Warrington. 127 Field Training Exercise at Bainbridge, John Renzetti, Jim Roy, Al Culpepper, John Bonvetti, Earl Mikolitch, Cadet Brigade Com- marndar. 11 128 129 E. Ranger Color Guard and President Trabant. SOCIETY OF DELAWARE RIFLES Firs! Row: M. Dechene, R. Smith, R. Quillen, G, Graham, G. Yorkston. Second Row: R, Davis, W. Kirby, W. Naumowich, C. Burris, R Shrouds. Third Row: C. Postles, M. Leskiw, J. Osborme, C. Darrah. SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT First Row: Meredith Wilder, F. Z. Facc, Trixie Foley, Andrea Fay. Second Row: William Ab- bott, Robert Simmons, Bob Jones, Jim Rogers, Gary Aber, Herbert James, Ervil Francis. 130 GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA First Row: Ronni Cohen, President; Connie Williams, Cindy Woerner, Linda Scholl, Re- cording Secretary. Second Row: Barbara Jezel, Sisi DiLaura, Joanne Marek, Alice Atkinson, Treasurer; Jackie Schlickenmairer, Historfan; Roe Slonsky, Jane Knott, Corre- sponding Secretary; Barbara Weslay. ALPHA PHI OMEGA First ARow: David Moore, Ray Hofmann, George McDowell, Mark Vogel, Andy Rob- ertson. Second Row: Dave Turner, Charles Bacon, Chuck Keating, Tom Gulya, Bob Dustman. Third Row: Gary Middleton, Ken McCourt, Leon Wall, Barry Ebersole. Fourth Row: Andrew Nagle, Gary Rider, Richard Shoup. Fifth Row: Bruce Green, Louis Pap- pas, Lec Treadway, Ron Rambo. 131 Alice Angelo, Sheila Barkley, Christine Bekiesz, Dale Binger, Sabina Bobzin, Jean Bolger, Barbara Bonder, Esther Bontrager, Susan Brackin, Barbara Bringardner, Mrs Mark Cameron, Gale Catley, Barbara Chaapel, Janet Chriswell, Parma Clark, Su- san Clor, Marlo Comer, NMancy Conn, Donna Dalby, Mary Dickey, Sarajane DiLaura, Susan Disbrow, Patricia Djakovich, Jeana Dressel, Carol Ealon, Elizabeth Ellis, Janet Fasulo, Jayeca Fivehouse, Colleen Flanigan, Deborah Flint, Carol Galbiati, Rebecca Geiger, Janat Glover, Pennie Goss, Susan Greatorex, An- loinette Gregory, Mary Hastings, Lea Hefrick, Lynne Henderson, Linda Higginson, Patricia Hirschy, Dorothy Hopkins, Mary Ann Jed- zinak, Jeni Johnson, Jacqueline Jones, Joyce Jones, Mary Kille, Nona Kistler, Lare Debarah, Linda Lerner, Cheryl LeComptle, Carol Lewin, Cheryl Lewis, Susan Lipsky, Kathleen Lyneis, Grace McHugh, Cheryl O'Naill, Mrs. Daniel Patchin, Patricia Phile, Joan Piorkowski, Lynn Prober, Priscilla Lee Revis, Eleanor Ricco, Hollis Ritter, Regina Rockwell, Barbara Rusteberg, Nancy Schmidt, Harriat Seeley, Kathy Sellers, Dorna Silber, Roseann Slonsky, Patricia Specht, Doria St. Amand, Anne Taylor, Mary Virginia Torrans, Kathleen Trickey, Judith Trundt, Karen Warach, Paula Weisal, Constance Wells, Janice Wilson, Caral Wisniewski, Bar- bara Wright, Terry Youmans. 132 JUNIOR COUNSELORS John Anselmi, Richard Argo, Louis Baer, Paul Behringer, Robert Burslem, Kenneth Carmine, Edward Catherwood, Elmer Cun- ningham, Robert Derrickson, Mike Devenney, Jon Dolby, Mark Donald, Scott Downing, John Duszak, Lloyd Elliott, William Engle- hart, Richard Farmer, Jr., Theodore Fox, 11, William Gerald, Joseph Godleski, Frank Gordy, James Govatos, Donald Hartranft, James Hatch, Richard Henderson, John Henriksen, Mitchell Houser, Thomas Hurd, Robert Jarrell, Robert Johnson, Steven Johnson, Richard Jolly, Allen Kagel, Paul Kimpel, Malcolm Kirsch, Robert Knight, Jeffrey Kroll, Johm Lee, Michael Leo, Thomas Leonarski, Charles Levis, Jr., Alan Lincoln, David Littlehales, Bruce Matthews, Kenneth McDaniel, Robert Meeker, Howard Meyers, Douglas Mitten, Gerald Mousalay, Timothy Mulrooney, Frederick Newman, David Owen, Ronald Pearl, Rowan Perkins, Peter Piepmeier, Jonathan Rafal, Mark Rodekohr, James Aoger, Edward Roth, Thomas Schmidt, William Schwarz, Martin Smith, Steven Stem, Andrew Stern, Charles Thompson, Thomas Townsend, Bruce Ulmer, Wayne Von Stetten, I, Joseph Walkowski, Jr., Michael Walsh, Jay Williams, Gregg Wil- son, William Witham, Jr., William Woodford. 133 YOUNG REPUBLICANS First Row: Judy McFarlin, Janice Crawford, Malorie Drake, Meredith Wilder, Second Row: Art Gilson, Jay Walls, Dale Gravatt, George Chamberlain, David Winkler, 134 DEBATE CLUB First Row: Bobbie Weatherly, Pattie Byrna, Judith Kasun, Patricia Schmidt, Miki MNolan, Barbara Russell, Susan Foote, Elaine Knowles. Second Row: Robert Rossi, Paul Hopstock, Robert Halstead, John Dickson, Dan Ratchford, Jon Hall, Sam Shepherd. STUDENTS FOR A DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY The Collective Spirit of 5.0.5.1 135 MODERN DANCE CLUB Christine LaMacchia, Tina Day, Elsa Bra- gagnolo, Karen Sundt, Dolores Josey. 136 OUTING CLUB First FRow: Robert Faust, Betsey Laucius, Mikki Bromberg, Donna Bell, Mancy Cazer, Diana Hudson, Ginny Pierson, Sally Whelan, Cathie Baird, Adele Davis, Ann Leshinski. Second Row: Dr. Thomas Pickett, Scott Jednacz, Todd Smith, Eric Svendsen, Tim O'Brian, Tom Martin, Jim Crittenden, Alan Brooks, Roland Vinyard, Dot Helm. 137 GRADUATE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION First Row: Gary O'Connor, President, Second Row: Donald Grinde, Michael Brown, Judith Brown, Dinesh Mohan, George Inglis. AQUATICS CLUB First Row: Valerie Curtis, Sheri Giordano, Mary Poiter, Susan Ross, Stephanie Tarbur- ton, Carol Weikert, Laurie Adamson, Susan McMullen, Brenda Shrum, Sandi Haydock, Frances String, MNancy Hartman. Second Row: Mrs. Houck, Judy Rill, Ruth Voshell, Kathy Berg, Kay Paradis, Mancy Guth, Pat Sheehan, Frannie Chelosky, Amy Ashwill, Martha Hauser, DeDe Hulka, Debbie Muhlen- berg, Donna Stepp, Dale Binger, Karen Weir. 138 Sp RIFLE CLUB William Davis, Roger Erickson, Paul Falkowski, Thomas Craven. z L EQUESTRIAN CLUB Steuart Ligon. Pat Stelle, Diana Hudson, Doris Williams, Jodie Martin, Teresa Sullivan, Dorothy Allen, Pat O'Brian. 139 RUSSIAN CLUB Larry Markum, Dea Schwarz, Thomas Resch, Marvin Thornton. . - CLASSICAL SOCIETY SRENENNEs Baer, Ann-Marie Hill. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Lynda Kopinke, Kathleen Murray, Linda Waski. Second Row: Linda Scott, Paul Harwitz, 140 SPANISH CLUB First Row: Sisi Di Laura, Stella Diamond, Janelle Richards, Marcy Parman, Adele Finarelli. Second Row: Dr. Julian Valbuena, Daniel McCoy. GERMAN CLUB First Row: Louis Baer, Gordon Christensen, Thomas Heinzel. Second Row: Patrick Ruffin, Richards Kiger., Velga Lidums, Alison Keeney, Christy Ludtke, Dr. Bohning. 141 ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB Judi Cushman, George Hurley, Marsha Akeley, Dan Griffith, Jim White, Wayne Elisans, Thomas Stafford PAN-AMERICAN CLUB First Row: Milton Aguiar, Josa L Castro, Dr Garcia Diaz, Milagros M. Garcla, Manuel Mil- lor, Jorge Larrieu, Debbie Cundiff. Second Row: Enrigue Ferreira, Cecilia Finlay, Elaine Finlay, Pat DiMondi, Amelie Schwendt, Mar- cia Fernandez-Hermo, Juanita McBroom Alfredo Hernandez, Pedro Ferreira. 142 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Greg Stambaugh, Janet Jeglum, Greer Fire- stone, Susan Greatorex, Gary Aber, Gerri Street. 143 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB First Row: MNicholas Tarambikos, GCaroline Golt, William Ovyaide, Claire Timmons, Enegide Nwaikw, Kathy Mycock, Second Row: Mr. and Mrs. Anselm Obaitan, Khaled Nizami, Imad Iwal, Vishram, Suresh, Ziad Twal. Third Row: Rushi Kapadia, Nitin Champaneria, Dilip Champaneria. STUDENT NURSES ORGANIZATION First Row: Laurie Adamson, Susan Smith, Secretary; Janice Childs, Treasurer; Virginia Poole, President; Diane Francy, Vice-Presi- dent; Winnifred Ostendorf, Susan Jackson, Linda Moschini, Carel Dickinson. Second Row: Marjorie Rahn, Jeanne Walson, Eliza- beth Lutz, Jane Mayberry, JoAnn Marshall, Christine Svenson, Susan Ballantyne. Third Aow: Mary Koster, Debby Palardes, Kathy Jackson, Kathy Kerchner, Christine Stires, Connie Fox, Jan Troutman, Mary Faupel, Laura Bently, Anne Frame, Linda Lankenau. PSYCHOLOGY CLUB First Row: Carol Galbiati, Michaal Jones, Jeana Dressel, Second Row: Gary Sterling, Chris Schuler, Brooke Murdock, Barbara Peterson, Charlotte Acquaotta, Camille Lewandowski, Scott Philips, Max Trapp. Third Row: Stephanie Balick, Jean Bringard- ner, Sandy Zambanini, Carlo Fredale, Dan Toomey, Ed Anzalone, Barry Shelhamer. Fourth Row: Susan Schmick, Alan Schmick, Paul Poplawski, Pete Holdan, George Frangia, David Goodrich, Leroy Hathcock, Wes Rogers, Louis Wagner. 145 DELAWARE STATE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First ARow. Lynn Buckmaster, Nancy Lovett, Histarian, Second Row: Cynthia Primo, Cindy Jo Griffiths, Andy White, Jeanne Robson, President: Kathy Anhalt, Dorothy Allen, Diane Morthwood, First Vice-Presiden!; Alice Atkin- son, Carolyn Roblou, Secrefary; Lea Hefrick, Pat Stelle, Suzanne Foresman, Joanne Havi- ton. STUDENT RELIGIOUS LIBERALS First Row: Pat McCabe, Nikki Bromberg, Ann Bailey, Mike Sherman, George Powell, CANTERBURY ASSOCIATION Bob Andrews, Reverend Marvin Hummel, Beverly Lutz, Mary Helen Wanamaker, Bonnie Colvin. Second Row: Mike Cavey, Sam Gish, PHOENIX COMMITTEE David Hoerl, Edward Trahan, Manager 147 HILLEL Susan Bowman, Stephanie Balick, Harry Landsburg, Karen Warach, President; Sherry Brody, Vice-President; Alan Hendel, Karen Acquaolta, Secrefary; Martin Cohen, Treas- urer, LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION First Row: Bill Enslen, Juli Hammond, Peggy Eastman, Mary Alice Melson, Ann Leshinski, Jayne Saroukos, Pastor Edward Fisher. Sec- ond Row: Barbara Macklem, Bob Meeker, Sue Johnson, Andy Nagle. Third Row: Pastor Dave Blackwelder, Rick MNewman, Kathy Scheid, Robin Mattison, Connie Fox, Leo Treadway, Pattli Specht, Sue Beidler, Marty Smith, Sheri Giordano, Carol Gruber, Presi- dent. 148 DELAWARE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP First Row: Roger Anderson, Craig Russ, Bob Poskitt, George Johnston, Chip Michols, John Martin. Second FRow: Betsy Bellas, Janet Lofland, Joyce Fivehouse, Janet Her- ring, Kerry Clouse, Lynda WanHomn, Lee Hunter. Third Row: Charles Postles, George MacLacllan, Jack Sullivan, Bob Stier, Sam Strobert, Kathy Anhalt, Sherry Falls, Sue Dustman, Sue Ballantyne, Sue Lechthaler Fourth ARow: Bob Appleton, Pat Schoenly, Marliese Stitzman, Karen Kalinevitch. 149 WESLEY FOUNDATION First Row: Barbara Chaapel, Laura Bentlay, Susan Clinch, Janet Todd, Cynthia Pierce, Barbara Dail, Pamela Caswell, Paula Wilson. Second Row: Jon Manchester, Harvey Man- chester, John Michael, Bill Stites. FRATERNITIES Fraternities open houses to new class. Smokers cloud the air with prospective pledges. Brothers and pledges reciprocate pranks. Pledges pilfer KAstle cannon and SNake sword. Theta Chi paddle proclaims, l was a naughty pledge. Extensive demands on time lower grades during pledge period. Dorm dwellers vie for vacant fraternity bunks. Tar-torched serenades attract girls like flies. Pinmates yearn for better things. Greeks, bees and Buds inundate creek banks. Delaware Drinking Society judges new case. Bearded southern gentry gallop to their ladies fair. Prize and prestige invite literary talent for Playbill. Big Twelve dominate sports, elective offices and social activities. Independents seek status of Greeks. 151 152 154 l?illggy 155 Z5 DELTA TAU DELTA R! e ! i r g 4 J B .- y . - - - W 3 - - t Eagera 1 Buame P Law Vi i AT e D Lo Wi Pl 17 Ao T . r l - - 1 - i 7 i m P it . Hris . R p - S i 156 KAPPA ALPHA 158 EEEEMEQ! a HEQ WIEE: TR 160 161 i PHI KAPPA TAU RANS NUNDAARNS e hiadsabadaca SELERNIENG A IS E IAHARL Ddsbad s AW 165 166 Ng ' SIGMA PHI EPSILON e 168 CaLakIoSMALAGILS Kikathd Asds s st b as AL M AR AGIE A g?F?EaH a QHFHFEEEE G A6iAG JaAdakaRAKACn THETA CHI 170 ANAN A 171 ALPHA DELTA UPSILON COLONY OF DELTA UPSILON 172 First Row: Doug Oldfield, Bruce Hotmer, Robert Taylor, Jim Pat- ton, Bill Mcintosh, Vice President; George Hale, President; Karl Johnston, Treasurer; Bruce Warner, Bob Oves, Bob Bower, Jeff Schaub, Bob Davis. Second Aow: Bob Johnson, Paul Coyne, Al- len Hart, Bob Foreman, John Medlin, Wes Reutter, Sam Park, Stan Wasniak, Bill Whisler, Walt Copeland. Third Row: Don Haggerty, Dave Robinson, Rod Bartchy, Rod Jones. Mike Kalmear, Jon Averill, Bruce Turner, Bob Scott, John Fuchs, Pat Conlon, David Pryor 173 DELTA EPSILON CHI CHAPTER OF TAU KAPPA EPSILON First Row: Alan Redden, Secrefary; Paul Davolos, President; Walt Silowka, Vice President; John Hewins, Treasurer. Second Row Jim Fugua, Eric Svendsen, Joe Matlack, Bernie Smith, Rich Macy, Russ Smith, Dick Rhodes, Gerry Hendricks. Third Row: Bob Ap- pel, John Mooney, Jim Cain, Walt Smith, Steve Dalby, Wyn Hiles, John Bonner, Dr. Henry Donnelly, Senior Adwisor. Fourth Row: Larry Boyer, Wayne Marritt, Bob Chronister, Dave Underwood, Wayne Battaglino, Chet Sprague, Andy Sabatino, Mike Edwards., 174 175 Delta Tau Delta Sigma Phi Epsilon DORMITORIES Keen competition develops for Spirit Trophy. The last silly millimeter delays departure for dinner. Audiences applaud dorm musicians' keyboard antics, Vendars' negligence forces frugality on frustrated students. Lonely hearts communicate for hours across the lines. ldeas for room decorations rival those of interior decorators. Weather warms and radiators roast rooms. Springtime fliesants and spiders as well, Meticulous maids merely redistribute dust. Inappropriate lounge behavior merits social stigma for females. Bedrooms are nol considered appropriate for entertainment of guests. Water and shaving cream fights break the monotony of neatness. Bedtime bedlam frustrates serious students. 'Hey, roomy! Keep the noise down! Residence advisors speak boldly and carry a marshmallow stick. 176 DORMS stet 1$$5$ DORMITORIES : i; 178 BELMONT caterpillary Who are YOU? . .. a fringe . . . Carroll-land . . . through shadow passages of the mind tumbling . . . it's late, white rabbit, it's time . . . grinned the cheshire universe . . . no room, no room, we're all quite mad . . . ontogeny reca- pitulates phylogeny . . . ineluctable modality of the visible . . . off with their heads . . . it's finally reached. First Row: Andrew Shumaker, Jeff Sands, J. Paul Godleski, Elliot Snyder, Robert Troxell, Danny Ratchiford, Stephen Kirkpatrick, Second Row: Beb Halstead, Tom Rosbrow, Wayne Rigby, Mark An- derson, Joe Di MNorscia, Keith Mc- Grath, Bob Purvis, Martin VanHorn, Finn Helmer-Petersen, Alain Fresco, Bruce Baker. First Row: Kay Murray, Sheila Wil- liams, Annie Buckley. Second Row: Diane McFann, Mary Williams, Lynda Kopinke, Miss Knouse, Lana Grean, Betty Lewis, Lora Bilton. Third Row: Trevor Jacks, Carol Johns, Sharyl Furbish, Linda Scott, Chris LaMacchia, Linda Waski, Margaret Egan 179 LA MAISON FRANGCAISE Finally our own house . . . workmen everywhere . . . dirty old painters . . . leaky radiators . . . windows that won't open or close . . . no curtains . . . breakneck firedrills . . . football in the back yard . . . home for the stray cats . . . Mary the Maide . . . Les bigres de La Meuse . . . sunbath- ing on the escape hatch . . . English out the Win- dow . . . Oh hell, the bell . . . the Murray . . . Zut . . . Belmont boys . . . no parking on the grass . . . our Scotch directress . . . VIVE LA MAISON FRANGAISE! Home of the Frogs . . . Biggest rooms on cam- pus . . . smallest on campus69 men . . . all from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ivania, Maryland and Delaware . . . tremendous rise in spirit since last year . . . the couches in Brown lounge! . . . the home of Phi Omega Tau . . . part time hall directorfull time lover . . . Dirty: Doug, Bill, Tom, Kevin, Stu, Woody . . . the great jam sessions at the piano . . . crime and punish- ment one coloring book and crayons . . . po- tentially explosive football team next year . . . late night pizzas . . . Ripple-not an expensive wine, but certainly a wine to be respected. 180 181 First Row: Dave Turner, Bill Demp- sey, Daniel Leibensperger, Herbert Conner, Carl Cofer, Paul Hopstock. Second Row: Bill Docchart, Glenn Bennett, David Dunbar. First Row: Harry Roberts, Thomas Gladwin, Carl Burnam, William Woodford, Bruce Lonton, Doug Lawrence, Robert Davis, Bill Schwarz, Howell Bixler, Bill Hatter, RAonald MNeedles, Bob DeRoy, Stu Harrison First Row: Louis Baer, Richard Stouffer. Second Row. Paul Har- witz, Dave Wills, Grey Fernard, Bill Marrazzo, Richard Marsey, Jeff Lincoln. Third Row: Ken Hackett, Milt Hill, Denny Staniley, Jim Welch, Bruce Sarver, Fourth Row: Ron Moody, Martin Lassman, D. B. Lip- man, Paul Oberdorler First Row: Robin Merlini, Cindy Engel, Nancy Mahon. Second Row: Sheri Lemon, Gini Ludy, Carol Bau- man, Fran Miller, Linda Humt, Mar- tha Harbison, Hathy Thudium, Pat Schoenly, Jane Ruppel, Alice Hor- gan, Zohar Mandelbarg, Yvelte Freeman. Third Row: Barbara Dud- kewitz, Amy Ashwill, Mary Hofi- ecker, Pam Cale, Wendy Lafferts, Lynn Weber, Diane Shepheard. First Row: Alice Palmisano, Karen Burkhard, Lee Welsch. Second Row Lorraine Gladstone, Ruth Trexler, Chris Stires, Barb Jones. Third Row: Emily Quill, Lois Kohl, Roz Keir, Sue Quade, Cindy Hawke, Kathy Houghton, Sharon Franklin, Sue Pietlock, Kathy Kircher, Marsha Jacobs, Donna Kolar, Nanecy Owens. First Row: Stephanie Schambron, Pat McCabe, Maryanne Bruno, Janet Herring. Second Row: Joan McCurdy, Shelley Moran, Cindy Schafer, Kathy Martinez, Julie Van- non, Mary Szabo, Jeanne MNovak, Gail Williams. Third Row: Ginny Rash, Martha Biesecker, Sharon Hudson, Mary Pease, Lucy Erickson, Jing Wang, Sharon Murphy, Jo- anne Pharo, Lynne Henderson, Gini Blostein. 182 183 CANNON The Northernmost dorm on South Campus . . . surf's up . . . Alice in Wonderland is alive and in the basement . . . Snob Hill star gazers at din- ner time . . . the dessert kids . . . a great house- mother . . . three brother dorms . . . community cigarettes . . . the guys ... 5:30 mail . .. procrastinators . . . the fire bell that never shuts off . .. everybody gets a birthday party . . . first floor's red light . . . shaving cream fights . the tremendous award winning Halloween Party skit . . . ten minute phone limit-ha, ha. . . study breaks . . . efficient maids . . . the spec- tacular falling Hen . . . dorm trips . . . two sery- ice wives . . . our swinging chem. grads . . . hot and furious house council meetings ... QOur motteMan in the Hall!!l ', First Row: Dennis Tracey, Mark Siena, Rod Bartchy, Paul Seelig. Second Row: Gary Lissak, Orville Maszon, Dick Muto, Bob Lofland, Brian Telinek, Chuck Highfield. Third Row: Charles Hendrickson, Ed Banks, Richard Summerville, Lau- rence Robinson, Rick Douglass, Bob Johnson, David Lehman, Timo- thy Best. Lol a W First Row: Leonard Ignatowski, John Lister, Myles Mulnick, Jack MeGee, John Michael, Mike Goeller, Bill Luddy. Second Row: Leslie Johns, Ken Hall, Ron Waorden, Ralph Weis, Paul Taylor, Ron Van Gorder, Jim Mullens, Alan Kessler, Carlo Fedele, Don Ritter, Ken Lacsny, Mark Hanson, Joea Hopkins, Third Row: Steve Harbourne, Ted Halderman, Gary Willoughby, Paul McBride. Fourth Row: Scott Hill- mann, Rick Hester, Bob Temple, Sam Gish. 184 COLBURN Home of the Fire . . . Passion Pit of South Campus . honorary residents of Georgetown . .. a dorm with no name . . . Alcoholics Anonymous founded here in 1857 . . . Wallace campaign headquarters . . . best mixers on campus . . . home of the Orang-utang weekend blackouts . . . unpainted walls studybreaks . . . WHEN disc jockeys . . . world-wide reputation . . . orthopedic furniture . . . a salute to Virgil . . . highest dorm cum! . . . best spirits on cam- pus. 185 GILBERT A B Willard Who? . . . Hungry Bailey Burgers . . . Second floor did it . . . Henrik, Ken, Dieter ... That's a Blue Hen? . . . Would you be- lieve a yellow owl? . .. Who's obnoxious? . . Hello, Maintenance, It's in Room 61. . . . A second floor welcome . . . a new stereoc . . . the girls EX-TV room . . . a sabotaged float . . . The Red Pen . . . Bulletins galore . . . Gilbert Blab . . . the firewarden's bucket shower. 186 187 First Row: Rick Maerker. Second Row: Harriet Seeley, Velvet Spon- augle, Sue Ballantyne, Jane Do- brzynski, Mrs. Conners, Third Row: Jim Steinhaver, Paula Welsal, Pat Szwed, Barbara Pletcher, David Hammers. Fourth Row: Bob Woerner, Bob Hagenbach, Lynn Prober, Barbara Paulsen, First Aow: QGeorge Oppegard, George Maerker, Barbara Cox, Joan Fessler, Harriet Seeley. Sec- ond Row Jahn Truax, Tim O'Brien, Larry Stevens, Noreen Magargal, George Gard, Martha Krapi, Cathy Reeth, Paula Weisel, Joann Wise, Sue Biddle, Velvat Sponaugle. Third Row: Joy Eisen- hauer, Anna Fotias, Carol Green, Mancy Horsey, Steve Brown, Jan Al- lebach, Mike Gawinski. Fourth Row: Bob Hagenbach, David Young, Robart Appleton, George Johnston, Shari Witt, Linda Galparin. First Row: Jim Adams, Alan Chernetsky, Steve Motter, Art Hanby., Second Row: Susan Bal- lantyne, Kathleen Anhalt, Karen Fenwick, Catherine Figest, Dauna Plack, Carolyn McDougall, Jane Dobrzynski, Sidne Spencer, Sheryl Robinson, Mancy Voss. Third Row Phyllis Throp, Jane Mayberry, Kim Allinger, Jessie DeHaven, Isobel Wilson, Callie Miller, Julie Taylor, Camilla Thompson, Kathy Copson, Nancy Kline, Lydia Hill, Celia Ratz- man. Fourth Row: Rusty Wheeler, Walt Hopkins, Jim Steinhauer, Ted Trevorrow, Gary Winkelman, Larry Taylor. Fifth Row. George MacKen- zie, Greg Greer, Wayne Bailey, Joe Zimmerman, Ken Olcott First Row: Caroline Haslam, Donna Meidling, Maryanne Phillips, Richia Reiter, Julle Taylor. Second Row: Walter Spilka, Vicki Talley. Third Row: Robert Grulich, Tina Day, Cindy Woerner, Pat Szwed, Sue Vroman, Diane Francy, Ronald Fried, Bill Webster, Scott Maher, John Stitt, Alta Workman, Susan Lennox, Janice King, Jerry Hoffa, Barbara Paulsen, Barbara Pletcher, David Hammaers., Fourth Row: Kevin Kyte, Bob Stowe., Ron Sharp, Lynn Prober, Sue Grafton, Kathy Cald- well, Bob Woerner, Bill Falasco, John Stitt, Rod Gregg. Fifth Row: John Brocke, Dennis Calciola, Dick Kirk, David Maguigan, Paul Heal. 188 188 First Row: Richard Kutner, Andy Murphy, John Lund, Second Row: Dale Murray, Roger Nelson, Thomas Noll, John MNickerson, Rick Frosch, Roger Jolly, Robert Miedzielski First Row: Dave Metz, Rick New- nam, Bruce Matthews, John Stanley, Alan Stetton, John Buckley, Second Row: Scoft Roberts, David Munch, Gardner Kahoe, Martin Smith, Paul Swetland, Gary Sutton First Row: Rick McCauley, Joseph McDonough, Will McCloud, Tom Lau, Timm Newiton, Greg Lamore- aux, Jim Fry, Al Morman. Second Row: Vince LaFrance, Glenn McCar- thy, Steve Lloyd. Third Row: Don Bradway, Jim Nelsan, Don Williams. 190 191 GILBERT C What is Gilbert C? . . . a dorm . . . 103 male residents ranging from the slightly neurotic to completely psychotic . . . peculiar types: the ceil- ing tile busters, the drilling crew, the Job Corp, the I.M.F. wall scaling commandoes, the Matricu- lators, the Telephone Operators, and the minority groupthe students . . . float building Commit- tee offers a $100 reward to anyone who can re- member the float . . . Excitement: knocking on somebody's door and asking, Hey, have you got change for a quarter? or going downstairs and resetting all the buzzers . . . All in all, the Univer- sity community would be 1009 better off if Gil- bert C were evacuated and converted to a cheap motel for students on the weekends. First Row: Jay Gil. Second Row Gary Watts, Steve Leonardi, Joseph Avigdor, Jimmmy Turner, Paul Behringer, Gary Middleton. First Row: Linda Kafka, Linda Bergh, Karen Gotsch, Jeni Johnson, Sandi Rossiter, E. J. Wainwright, Cheryl Aafjes, Lucille Cirino, Mary Shea, Marcia Jones. Second Row: Carol Rizzi, Marlanne Shoebach, James York, Ed Roth, Roger Betts, Richard Kentopp, Meal Kelley, Joa Chicosky, Heloise Demhofl, Bob Monaco, Bob Gerald, Paul Cun- ningham. Third Row: Mark Reed, Ken Comegys, Ken Raffa, Mike Mann, Ron Grimm, Ken Morris, Bill Wail, Jay Kelly. Fourth Row. Tom Brown, Bill Stine, Otto Hofmann, David Genereaux, Keith Fitzgerald, Baob Monaco, George Hull. First Row: Joey King, Carl Bie- singer, Sally Charadavoyne, Rudy Krause, Peggy Dickey, Glaire Sand- bach, Second Row: Kathy Desmond, Sarah Way, Helen Hahler, Eleanor Riccio, Chris Allen, Barbara Black- man, Linda Hayes, Joanne Channell, Marie Clarke, Lorraine Favreau, Janet Morris. Third Row: Eileen Mc- Evoy, Barbara Bolton, Kathy Lloyd, Cathy Jones, Paula Barnett, Ann Si- berski, Judy Snyder, Marcia Baird, 192 GILBERT D 4 E The first coed dorm on campus . . . prize winning decorations and float . . . flaming parties . . . dignified dinner dance . . . home of the lizard- eater . . . birthdays especially 21st . . . a spir- ited group in the stands . . . Mixer . . . lounge love affairs . . . emergency house-council . . . juice . . . togetherness. 193 194 195 First Row: Fred Maorie, Karen Sand- ers, Joan Rothenmeyer, Jane Blak- ely, Kendra Olson, Barbara Brin- gardner, Second Row: Lecnard Hall, Rita Hayman, Kathy Pelley, Loren Pratt, Pat Kiefer, Jim Couch, Molly Strubb, Q. Furlow. Third Row: Gayle Smith, Maggie Bowersox, T.H.E. Thien, Chris Wilson, First Row: Ken Thomas, Pat Brown, Jim Keeling, Phil Hutton, Jane Hertig, Sue Ruyter. Second Row: Carl Rambo, Craig Fromme, David Appleby, Barbara Rosenblatl, Judi Dashper, Edward Zygmonski, David Lowden. Third Row: Tucker Ellis, Aggie Hill, Anne Malestein, Charles Burns, Dick Kile, Denny Bohn, Steve Fox, Chuck Rogers, First Row: Linda Fuhrmeister, Kathy Hilb, Charlotte Meehesney, Ginger Butters, Bette Jones, Debbie Mark- land, Vicki Huber, Karen Grady, Mary Alice Christian, Donna Karen Weber., Susan Hannell. Second Row: Judy Steward, Sharon Smith, Sue Stork, Joanne Webb, Ann Burr, Judy Leonhard, Mau Reed, Mary Roser, Ruth Swanson. Third Row Regina Thomas, Alice Atkinson, Kitty Murray, Cathy Palmer, Gloria Payne, Debbie Wheatlay, Ruth Walker, Joan Winberg. First Row: Linda M. Scarborough, Mary Lou Conlyn, Donna M. J. Bell, Linda Levitsky, Kathy Stephan, Se- cond Row: Terri Caldwell, Cynthia Primo, Viva Steffans, Ann-Marie Hill, Welia Steffens. Third Row: Elleen Pancoast, Cathy Svanope, Su- san Beidler, Mary Jo Heaps, Gale Umphlett, Lynne Kaufman, Denise McDermott. First Row: Charlotte Snyder, Carol Morris, Mary Sue Moseley, Linda Maschini, Carol DeMond, Sue Rolfe, Sharman Jordan, Carol Tylecki Second Row: Alleen Webb, Gloria Pingel, Rosellen Klabes, Linda Luff, Jane Knott, Joanne Loughrey, Donna Foster, Anne Fosler. 196 197 GILBERT F Gillbert's Cricket Club . .. Swap SHOP . . . Rooftop Rovers . . . Cards, Cut-ups, Confusion . Midnight Gamblers of the First Floor . . . anybody got change for a quarter? . . . Let's Clean Our Diamonds ... Courtyard Pick-up . DietTomorrow . . . Well, Here We All Are . . . Third FloorHome of the Fuchsia Fink . . . Old Weird Harold . . . Please Remove The Flower . . . Second Floor Sleepwalker . . . S + D+ S... Whose Turn Is It To Call for The Pizza? . . . The F Trap . . . Hey, man! . . . Water Battles . . . Excedrin Headaches. - o T T Valgiid First Row: Lucy Marshall, Fran Hoksch, Sue Dustman, Dottie John- son, Lynn Maciolek, Second Row: Chris White, Sue Glassman, Val Vogel, Sue Lechthaler, Sue Coulter, Janet Sparts, Sue Lee. Third Row: Carol Dickinson, Em Fisher, Carol Kauffman, Ing Ternfelt, Lynn Buck- master, Linda Dick, Sue Dibble, Joan Dillon. First Row: Henry Retz, Lee Danay, Larry Rickards, Bob Jaep, Chuck Fisher, Paul Seitz. Second FRow: Scott Jednacz, Allen Raich, Vera Rybachak. Third Row: Chuck Egan, Tom Kaltenbaugh, Mark Blair, Dave Jenkins. Fourth Row: Neil Jarom, Tom Hunsderfer, John Linton, Mike Edwards, Tom Craven, Ken Ellers, Ed Swiatek. Seated: Fred Knoles, Steve Vallendor, Yancy Phillips. First Row: Chris Scarborough, Larry Smith, Bob Zappa, Walt Scar- los, Steve Vollendor!. Second Row: Herb James, Ted Harting, Ed Can- non, Jerry Moealler, Joe Spada, Todd Smith, Doug Barlow, Rich Woltf, Bill Mannering, Paul Stein- berg, Dave Willis, Phil Tatnall. 198 199 HARRINGTON A a B Gross fire drills . . . Harrington A at the Creek . stiff competition with Belmont . . . a new dorm director and his wife . . . our beloved presi- dent and football star, Yancey Phillips . . . the new look at the Tip-Top . . . the dear old Deer Park . . . love-ins . . . drink-ins on the third floor . the nonexistent first and second floors of Harrington A . . . an academic atmosphere ? . . . third floor Harrington A lives on . . . HB becomes known as The Daisy Hill Puppy Farm . . engagements and marriages . . . touch foot- ball games . . . and fumbles . . . a youthful coed government . . . spirited mixers and hayrides . continuous bridge in the lounge till closing hours . . . Roman and lampshaded bedspreads for firedrills . . . dead skunks stuck in the ceil- ings . . . water fights with wambats . . . Bees and Arabs . . . coffee and donuts for homecom- ing decorations deadlinea week early . . . the best coed dorm. 201 First Row: Vera Rybachak, Tony Hrones, Diane Schreiber, Diana Colatriano, Karen Best. Second Row: Sue Clor, Carol Klees, Gail Brandenberger, Petra Suarez. Third Row: Joyce Heckman, Fran Fonner, Jessie Angstadt, Nancy Joslin, Anne Seibal, Carol Jackson, Carol Brad- ham, Maggie Fonts, MaryAnne Siegle. First Row: Jerry Elliott, Ray Quillen, Harry Temple, Bob Jones, Second Row: Rip Shivone, Bob Simmons, Chet Sprague, George Callea, Den- nis Cherrin, John Mooney, Jim Rogers, Greg Adey. Third Row Walt Lapinsky, Jerry Hendricks, John Bonner, Wyn Hiles, Paul Davo- los, Mohammed Alsaleh, First Row: Trudy Thompson, Linda Lee Wilhide, Bev Strouth, Linda Ewonishon, Mary Flanagan, Carolyn Sale., Second RAow: Sue Wiemann, Mary Dillon, Marti Yocum, Rosemary Walla, Franni DiPasquantonio, Kerry McKenney, Peggy Sophy. Third Row: Patty DiMondi, Jan Neville, Milli Garcia, Sally Ferrigno, Clare Glynn, Nancy Hughes. 3 i i : P i - Y 1 d. S 5 i o . P ' o f 1 A i J e ; i e I T o R ey .4 4 r e - . o , 1 : i A 4 L b i W, L : . . Ll ol oy ! 1 .. : - '.Er Jw.i-; 'W l I i -I i La,'!l'l Itji. 'I I '11' 'JJl i B :'Jil.l Jil 3 '.-l o TH s 7 ! J J 4f F i i? First Row: Gale Catley, Patii Chapin, Linda Gray, Maryclaire Dunlop, Gloria Harrison, Sally Curtis. Second Row; Betty Ann Service, Lynda Roach, Linda Town- send, Chris Arllen, Linda Fuhren, Sally Powers, Donna Dunning, Mary Stotler, Sharon O'Meill. Third Row Carol Bassett, Nancy Winberg. First Row: Sandy Long, Mary Ves- sels, Lark Wilson, Julie Kucaba, EI- len Magee, Ursula Wichmann, Bar- bara Jordan, Diana Levin, Second Row: Carole Schmitt, Linda Phillips, Juli Hammond, Mary Bush, Linda Gallo, Kathy Scheid, Karen Jardine. First Row: Ellen Jarrell, Kathy Me- Gonigal, Debbie Harrington, Linda Hitchens, MNancy Bender. Second Row: Juanita McBroom, Bonnie Nagowski, Ellan Wharton, Barbara Field, Margoe Ewing, Nancy Vernon, Mary Jane Cartwright, Naney Skorupa. 202 203 HARRINGTON C Mrs. Layhen and her chicks . . . 21st birthday parties with class . . . more deliveries from New England Pizza than any other dorm . . . women active in campus leadership . . . candlelight serv- ice . . . spirited hockey team . . . buzzing sewing machines . . . group cramming for hourlies . . . Smokey Warton, our fire chief . . . Rosie's Ain't Life a Kick? ... Chris gonna find Ray Charles . . . the first floor vs. third floor war of 1968-1969 . . . good times for all . . . a charming president, HARRINGTON D E Pizza wars . . . coed football . . . The Sacred Order of Cows . . . The Owls: alive and living in HE . . . Marathon dorm meetings . . . Laugh-In crowds . . . another new television . . . Birthdays in the shower . . . WAMPUM . . . HE's new dorm director . . . the reign of the piano-pound- ers . . . best male attendance at female firedrills . . wall-walking contests . . . the first not-gross ! playbill . . . Snakin It . . . no lounging in the lounge ... The Cackle in 305 ... Brian Bryan?? ... shaving cream fights . . . The Ancient Mariners of 319, 204 205 First Row; Joan Yaiser, Ed Orr, Pat O'Donnell, Ronnie Crowley, Debbie Freeman, Mancy Mathieu, Ellen Arnow, Chris Monson, Ericka Wit- naver. Second Aow: Dave Schoff, Linda Bockrath, Kay Cochran, Bob Osborn, Rende Rochelle, Anne Whiteside, Margie Welsh, Tom Min- shall. First Row: Leslie Wells, Beth Budis- chak, Leslie Ingham, Cathy VanBer- gen, Sally Sloan, Anne Ward, Meredith Wilder. Second Row: Bill Kirby, Eleanor Hamilton, Leigh Di- vine, Sally Pierson, Diane Ober- holtzer, Jackie Hazel. Third Row: Doug Goodale, Gary Warren, Jared Fischel, Henry Hershberger, John Leea, Freddy Stites, George Janvier, Doug Oldfield, Bob Wright, Wayne Wallace, George Atkinson, Ed Mart- nick, Tom Minshall, John Weldy First Row: PRenita Moglioni, Mark Blechman, Marie Mauk, Dabbia Furhman. Second Row: Linda Shupe, Sue Verbanc, Jim Patton, Sue Doherty, Steve Horton, Dan Banks, Andy Sabatino, John Shed- letsky. Third Row: Philip Cal- varesse, Russ Smith, Brian Bryan, Pete Pizzolongo, Doug Oldfield, Dave Urhmann, Fred Carey, Sue Mc- Mullen, Bill Osborne, Jos GCum- mings, George Atkinson. First Row: Jim Patton, Steve Horton, Brian Bryan, George Atkinson, Allan Ontka, Tim Isaacs, Ed Stephan, Dona Morton, Dan Banks, Mary Ann Marek, Harry Satter field, Ray Moynihan. Second Row: Linda Lan- kenau, Bill Osborne, Susan Jack- son, Susan McMullen, Fred Carey, Pete Pizzolongo, Pat Meyer, Randy Bailey. Mike Harvey, Mark Blech- man, Larry Prober, Abby Harris, Steve Anderson, Kathi Burns, Doug Qidfield. First Row: Judy Gelb, Kathy John- ston, Diane Savage, Tracey Wilson, Ann Gooding, Barbara Paul, John Moore, Ed Anzalone, Bob Wright. Second Row: Tony Simeone, Randy Quillen, Ginny Bouchelle, Linda Waite, John Weldy, Fran Dilosaph, Suzanne Clevenger, Carolyn Cirino. First Row: Eileen McGrath, Mari- anne Krawczyk, Mancy Schmidt, Judy Kazanski, Joe Osborne, Jim Oakes, Bev Miller, John Volk, Pat Djakovich. Second Row: Pat Phile, Ellie Lurwick, Steve Welch, Marsha Healy, Steve Schelier, Cindy MNice. Third Row: Bob Cohen, Debby Sammartino, Joe Cummings, Dave Grim, Jim Patton, Alan Muller. 206 207 First Row: Charies Berbeza, Robert Smith, Andy Robertson, Grant Snyder, John Orle, Harvey Erdle. Second Row: Clifford Probusco, David Corby, Chip Harel, Bob Han- son, Roland Millen, Tony Wampier, Bob Swarr, Robert Adams. Third Row: Jim Willlams, Jim Poole, Dave Morstrom, Stephen Wright, James VanderHaar, Carlton Acker, Richard Twiner, Bill Morrow, Arthur Ed- wards, Dave Wartell. First Row: Bob Seibel, Fred Bloma, Tom Marin, Willam Riva, Robart Smith, Second Aow: Bill Segmund, Serge Dumont, Bill Bridgewater, Paul Clemeant, First Row: Denver, Auther Ashe, Danny McDale, Jack Meoffe. Sec- ond Row: Tom Schaich, Bob Der- rickson, Tom Weiner, Tom Siegrist. Third Row: Mark Darienzo, Rich Os- borne, Tony Imperiale, Terry Siegele, Bob Saeibal, 208 209 HARTER One of the oldest dorms on campus . . . singing pipes and radiators at 2:00 in the morning . . . our own libraryincluding such classic works as The Girl Scout Handbook, Private Life of Helen of Troy, and Christmas stories . . . flocks of girls .+ . gross boys. At .hu;j 'f'rl:l:?i' Fo by 'l-'c' KENT This not Kent Dining Hall . . . engagements . . . Pinochio . . . the great green banner . . . kitchen shower . . . Romeo and Juliet . . . Fres- hman skits . . . the last of the Pastramis . . . As- sociation of fly killers . . . well stocked kitchen . . . Kent still satisfies best! 210 211 First Row: Sandra Cunningham, De- nise Celestini, Sandra Martorelli. Second Row: Carol Gruber, Donna Melrath, Paula Capuano, Loydine Burkey. Third Row. Ruth Montsma, Annette Curran, Linda Mumfard. First Row: Jeanne Sadol, Susan Shinton, Karen Hammerschmidt, Ali- s0n Wood, Barbara Hanley. Second How: Kristine Tease, Jo Spencer, Janet Glover, Joan Myers, Sondra Arnsdorf, Corinne Kassab, Nancy Gravener, Christina Landskroener, Lucy Laucius. Third Row: Elizabeth Upson, Eva Spitzer, Joanne Hitch- ens, Sharon Starr, Debby Clayton, Diane Kuell, Melissa Huber, Bar- bara Stewart, Nancy Overman. First Row: Sabina Bobzin, Susan Marten. Second Row: Harriet Spear, Diana Money, Esther Bontrager, Marcia Baumeister, Dorothy Valenti, Doris Hogentogler, Linda Bell, Linda Rifenberg, Carol Guenther, Georgia Easton, Cheryll Moore. First Row: Judy Tucker, Darlene Reaves, Carolyn Schell, Barbara Kane, Barbara Dail, Karen Gross- man, Second Aow: Nancy Travers, Patricia Leonard, Susan Brackin, Cheryl Eilertson, Carolyn Hudson, First Row: Mike Molan, Kathy Bar- nett, Susan Beveain, Mary Ann Rowe, Mary Ayaer. Second Row: Pat Davis, Wells Ructeberg, Shelley Whealer, Diane Mewswanger, Rose- mary McGurk, Maurine Verble, Lynn Scheible. Third Row: Andrea Fay, Debbie Smith, Chris Schuler, Vicki Crompton, Pat Martin, Mary Novello. First FRow: Barbara Hales, Patti Lovallo, Linda Gross, Joann Oddo, Deborah Chavenson, Barbara Mad- dex, Anne Turner. Second Row: Jo- anne Gamsby, Linda Eilte, Chris Harvie, Jayne Elliott. Elizabeth Houde, Joan Piorkowski, Ritsa Tagmatazkes, Marcia Madonna. 212 NEW CASTLE Popcorn and pizza . . . human buzzers . . . ex- tension cords . . . steam heat . . . The Chicken that laid the egg . . . squeaky doors . . . self detaching door knobs. 213 First Row: Larry Trincia, Leo Selb, Larry McDale, Rick Kantner. Second Row: Denny Polikefl, James Rob- erts, Randy Murray, Peter Scheer, Lioyd Black, Ken Stecher, Rennie Daum. Firat Row: Rick Kantner, Ralph Hut- ton, Bryant Brown. Second Row: Bill Bain, Jerry Jones, Rob Fischer, Jerry Frazier, Roland Stull, Steuart H. Ligon. Third Row: Bill Mavity, Bill Saulsbury, Steve Downs, Rob- ert McGinnis. 214 215 RODNEY A Short notices 'cause there have been many . . . Sponsors of W.E.S.T. radio . . . active freshman class on the first floor close shave' . . . water balloon fights . . . indoor track meets . . . home of the resident commuters . . . all-night card games . . . all-night ping-pong . . . singing inter- com West is Best . . . juiced intramural team . . . home of the five man lift . . . the enchanted KEG . . . first and third floors on the rug at last . . . filty T.V. room . . . helpful Custedial . . . What can l say . . . Chirp . . . Trouman: Supermart . . . Superz-Stereo . . . Hunting Lounge . . . Mi- grations to Coz, Laugh-In, Snatch Bar, Star Trek . . . Final Minutes . . . Golden tones in a shower . . . Wuff Bower . . . West Hall Wall Ball . . . leching . . . and a good thing to end it all off with. . . RODNEY B Pioneers of WILD WEST COUNTRY-club life . private phones in rooms ., . . wall-to-wall carpet that buckles 2 days after installed . . . we've got our eyes on that pooll . . . Nightly floor parties . . . Brownie nights provided by the Great Pumpkin . . . Loyal subscribers to Playboy . . . 2nd highest cum on Campus . . . Home of the ABLib . . . The Untouchables of the panty raids? .. . Wilbur borrowed Harry's Chicken Soup and emerged best dressed in '68. 216 217 First Row: Sue Barkley, Patti Speakman, Christine Evans, Cynthia Wood, Linda Gamber. Second Row: Gretchen Mears, Eva Eaton, Janet Lofland, Betty Sheets, Mary Tutko, Pat Brittingham, Anna Webers, Third Aew: Irene Egan, Mary Lou Mahiman, Julia Francis, Annelyn Simpszon, Mancy MNorthrop, Kay Pe- lerson, First Row: Eva Eaton, Debbie Muh- lenberg, Anna Webers, Mary Tutko, Betty Sheets, Diana Lambdin, Biz Campbell, Wanda Bason. Second Row: Sue Melson, Dale Weiss, Franci Hollweck, Pat Shine, Debby Lake, Mary Amerman, Martha Hin- chiiffe. Donna Haug, Brenda Jaquette, Susan Clinch, Ellen Hahn, Carol Finnegan. Third Row: Pennie Goss, Ruth Rash, Patti Mitchell, Eleanor Landt, Elise Johnson. First Row: Biz Campbell, Ellen Bretz, Linda Cutler, Ann Gland, Second Row: Betty Gail Barham, Cargl Owen, Cathy Collins, Barb Houghton, Pattie Russell, Carol Rogers. Third Row: Susan Gregory, Chadjon Tantivatana, Sharon Galano, Mary Gouvellis, Sally Fer- guson, Jeannie Filachione, Mrs. Kemp, Judy Feinman, Greta Stein- bach, Jeana Dressel, Valerie Feiler, Kathy Kadow, Martha Hinchliffe, Cynthia Freeman, Fourth Row: Margie Miller, Anne Simmaons. RODNEY C D A new name . . . juiced pep fests . . . successful coed government . . . two new dorm directors dodge-the-carpet-rolis-firedrills . . . blue chickens scratching in the front lawn . . . echo- chamber halls forever silenced . . . donuts and coffee at finals . . . frequent study breaks . . . Fireside Chats . . . occupants who habitually climb walls during hour-exam-onslaught Quiet Hours? . . . lounge disaster on Sunday morning . . . empty magazine rack . . . well-used fireplacecentral heating? . . . live alligator in the shower . . . aquarium buffs . . . first floor brewery . . . marathon ping-pong . . . 53 hours awake . . . pungi sticks lining the halls . . . cam- pus's biggest student . . . maid locked in the closet . . . 7:30 a.m. arrival of carpet layerson Sunday? . . . Hobby-Heart room . . . midnight chicken raid . . . Indians in the dining hall . . . mysterious peanut shells . . . spiderweb on the first floor . . . dust-covered text books . . . fruit fly swarms . . . marshmallow-shaving cream bat- tles. 218 First Row: 3Spots Foster, Dennis Volmi, Mike Railly. Second Row: Doug Tuttle, Scott Phillips, Alan Hendal, Third Row: Glenn Timmons, Dennis Delong, Frank Hechmer, Bert Burgess. 219 George Oram, William Jones, Har- vay Kirk, Scott Graham, Douglas Wootten, Bruce Frye, Murray Hirschbein, Stephen Seidel, Michael McGrath, Drew Barteszek. First Row. Lauren Dufi, Barb Egner, Linda Laskowska, Elizabeth Blair, Mary Potter, Diane Fafalies. Second Row: Linda Whittington, Anne Sheets, Betsy Crump, Linda Palmer, Mary Jane Weid, Lindy At- kinson, Gail Lush, Amelia Donovan, Betgy Thomas, Voula Anncs, Eliza- beth Lutz, Rose Marie Jasinski, Carol Drinks, Melody Conaway, Anne Mack. 220 221 First Row: Barb Peterson, Pat Wil- liams, Kathy Trickey, Gary Pierce. Second Row: Ralph Bultaco, Don daCourcelle, Russell DeGarmao. Third Row: Steven H. Lasher, Peter Rittenhouse, Michael Reilly, Steven Pasimeni, Ellery Street, Bonnie Gould, Carol Girard, Jane! Walker, Jim Barnes, Lee Fevis, Mary Ram- say, Kathy Grande, Lyn Saddel, Betty Lindsay, Mina Bellavin, Eileen Williams, John Schafer, Ray Jacobsen, Dr. E. A. Trabant, Lee Revis, Maury Klein, First Row, Mel McDaniel, Alice Casey, Marsha Manns, Kenda Jones, Francis Babiarz, Gaye Webb, LaVera Leonard, Anne Hampton, Carole Albone. Second Row. Terry Caracuzzo, Dennis Fitz- gerald, Richard Browne, Cal Mor- gan, Younus Tabani, Pedro Katz, Barbara Hurst, Marcia Boehnlein, Susie Pasquino, Brenda Shrum John Gilmartin. Third Row: Larry Sellin, Jorge Larrieu, 222 RODNEY E 4 F A juiced dorm . .. first prize winning float . . . Homecoming candidateBrenda Shrum . . . closest dorm to the Deer Park . . . furthest dorm from the Stadium . . . studybreaks . . . hoagies and pizza prevent starvation . . . Rodney E-F forums great successes . . . nicest maids on campus . . . wellorganized dorm government recreation in coed lounge . . . fall and spring creek parties well attended . . . carpeting keeps the noise down . . . West is best! . . . but Rodney will have to do . . . the answer is trans- fer to Rodney E-F. 223 224 Firat Row: Tom Hoynowski, Ray Ja- cobsen, John DiFrancesco, Second Row: Maury Klein, Toby Klein, Tem Johnson, Doug Dolan, Bruce Green, Bob Freedman, Brian Hershner, Jeff Bacher, Bill Phillips, John Punderson, Jay Peacock, Tom Bul- lock, Carol Reed, Sue Farmer, Sue Foote. Third Row: Suzi Wilson, Larry Sellin, Diane Ciement, Nancy Guth, Georgene Moldovan, Jane Shallow, Paul Heckles, Barbara Homaer. First Row. Jo Johnson, Sally Aaron, Peter McClellan, Suzi Wilson, Younus Tabani, Dinesh Mohan Second HAow: Larry Sellin, Maury Klein, Ray Jacocbsen. First Row: Bev Lutz, Mary Helen Wanamaker, Walt Christensen, Doro- thy Andrews, Marjorie Spencer, Kathy Glenn, John Benner, Debby Schroeder, Eva Hudson, Second Row. Tom Heynowski, Larry Sellin, John DiFrancisco, Mancy Hartman, Chuck Dougherty, John Hammond, James Davis, Mark Delmerico, Mike Hurka, Jeri Moskowitz. Third Row: Ed Eastman, Anne Benedict, Warren Landis. RUSSELL A B All night float building party . . . Laugh-ins on Monday nights . . . Halloween mixer . . . foiled panty raids . . . KEEP THOSE C-SIDE SHADES SHUT! . . . best barbers on campus . . . Where were you when the lights went out? . . . keg partyagain . . . Orest was here . . . home of Baja Charlie, Chicken-man, Cognita, the Nougie . . . dirty Herbie . . . your motha called . . . Jack was nimble, Jack was quick; Jack, get the flock out of here . . . Are you the professor of Giovanni or sky-high Lucy? . .. Why haven't taps been blown lately? . . . lounge discussions on super- natural phenomenon . . . piano players? 226 227 First Row: Dolores Hartley, Becky Windsor, Linda Sawyer, Pat Specht. Second Aow; Marilyn Field, Jane MacMabb, Jack Finnefrock, Patty Zaharko. Third Row: Lee Hunter, Gail Greenamoyer, Suzanne Archer, Bert Green, Sherry Craft. Debbie Meredith, Bruce Landau, Steve Ben- netl. Fourth Row: Mike Kallay, Barb Wright, Sander Cosh, Ginger Car- rell, Byron Hauck, Bruce Swayze, Fete Reed, Chester Wrynosky, Ron- ald Ball, Rick Ballance, FRobert Meeker, Brian Sowards, First Row: Thelma Lou Gibe, Steve Tissot, Orest Ginsiorsky, Philip Hoffman. Second Row: Gene Hart- man, George Leleko, Hans Feindt, Valerie Krepps. Third Row: Bill Deuenex, Chris Cobb, Fred Scerni, Charles Nalle, Paula Dickersan, Debbie Pemberton, Linda Pattilo, Bill Murphy, Bill Korpman, John Chelucci, Bert Green, Frank Sin- gles. J y C E oy sl IS - Sy 0 o ke o X . ECA - C+ First Row.; Tim Remmel, Jack Mc- Vaugh, Barbara Davies, Lynn Wagner, Diane WVentresca, Leslie Marguatte, Jeff Powell, Ronnie Karasic. Second Aow: Larry Silver Ron Valente, Kay Coshell, Sharon Alexander, Sessie Glenn, Sandy Benzi, Julie DiStephano, Elaine Bunticz, Anna Mae Legates, Mike Green, A. T. Tappman. Third Row Richard Miller, John LaCosta, Rich- ard Sharp, Leonard Walton, Harry Landsburh, Carmine Casper. Fourth Row: Tom Crawford, Bob Taggart, Joe Smithmyer, Chuck Rau, First Row: Linda Kammer, Kirsten Arentzen, Charlotte Weabeeste Sharon Aydelott, Bonnie Nelson, Kathy Boardman, HRobert Detira. Second Row: Patrick G. Parish, Thomas Miller, Annette Wilderman Alan Zawacki, Valerie Armstrong Mike Cawvay, Steve Vanant, Mancy Cherry, Kathy Scadden, Ken Reut- ter, Joana Dombrow, Chip Dough- erty, Lynn Scannell, Debby King, Cathie Baird, Eimer Read, Buff Mc- Allister, Don Flaggs, Jim Scarbor- ough, Jeft Blau, Stu Drowos. Firat ARow: Carol Herrington, Joan McNelis, June Currinder, Linda Steen, Shari Newion, Joey Wraten, Bruna Carchedi, Second Row: Patt QOlesky, Debbie Backer, Bath Schealer, Mary Cormany. Third Aow: Linda Hughes, Cathy Angelo, Jean Bringardner, Jackie Whesler, Morma Jean Lynch, Donna Davis, Bebe Allen, Joanne Wheatley, Kathi Euston, Wayne Lewis 228 First Row: Joe Truitt, John Merritt, Ken Guillaume. Second Row: Harry Orth, Bruce Lewvy, John Osborne, Larry Boyer, Walt Smith, Charlie D'Ovazio, Jim Ayers, Alton Britting- ham. Third Row: Bill Craig, Pat O'Brien, Mike Pindzola, John Reed, Jeft Kroll, Bill Erwin, Bill Jones, Phil Voluro, Skip Peterson. Fourth Row: Glenn Forbes, Larry Sterling, Allan Redden, Ranny Palmer, Bill Whelan. First Row: Marty MeDonough, Fran- cis Blanchard, John Storm, Steve Brockel, Bob Jefferson, Scott War- ren. Second Row: Bruce Dyer, Wal- ter Ferndt, Bill Brown, Phil Gibbs, Ray Dechena. Third Row: David Waselefsky, Don Benner First Row: Bill Wiley, David Shamers, Danny Winn. Second Row: Rick Karpinski, Jim Weil, John Pa- cinelli, Ron Shapiro, John Rilay, Jay Walls, Mitch Smith, Dave Wil- liams, Bob Stier, Mick Carney. Third Row: Joe Schlosbon, Chip Nickles, Bob Knight, Paul Panadero, Dave Converse, Tom Leonarski, John Johnston, Donald Wolle, Daniel Skedzielewski, Greg Somerville, Mark Manna, 230 RUSSELL C 3 AM. Air Raid Drill .. . Missing Link Swirlies . . . You guys must think I'm pretty stupid or something . .. Zoocbamba''Dog, Man or Spirit? . . . Bogo, Heavy to the Rescue, Bum Steer . . . Volturo did it! . . . Take it out of the hall . . . Chicken Man and Super Jew . . . Whitmore vs. the U.S. . . . 210 Den . . . 21 Door Salutes . . . Snick leaves, Bullwhip arrives . . . Gerbil population triples . . . Shaving cream cap- itol of the world . . . Weirdos, Juveniles, Jocks . . . Bedrock voted most sociable . . . 314 Wal- lace headquarters . . . Monastery .. . Sit-ins outside 203 . . . Honeymoon in the zoo?7 . . . Wayne and Larry grow some hair . . . Freak-out in 204 . .. Bible study in 3047Like! . . . Fred who? 231 BUSSELLE ol L FIAE WEFR RUSSELL D E Bunkies of D E unite . . . The most in coed living . . . the six packs win again . . . hopscotch in the halls . . . the wig man of 107 E . . . Russell E serenades . . . pink underwear forever, ZOO? . hayrides! have to, Leonard . .. OH WOW! Michael and his bicycle . . . peeping Tim . . . dying Indian . . . Crayon, where did you get pinned? . . . outen the lights . . . I'm going to bite your neck, signed the phantom . . . the triumveriteOtto, Sue the Lush, and Wesley the Bird Brain . . . Jumping jacks . . . polack birth- days . . . 6 AM. fire drills . . . What weighs 150 pounds and is stuffed with food? 232 233 First Row: Dave Frey, Mo Fray, Maralyn Schreiber, Tom Smiley, Sue Carpenter, Kaye Pegelow. Sec- ond Row: Mike Clark, Gerald Hocker, Jay Devine, Gail Wolfe, Donna Boyle, Roger Pagquette, Bill Humphrey, John Cahoon, Steve Manlove, Alan Zerbe, Bruce Marker, Ken Mullin. Third Row: Charles Riley, Vince Gostkowski, Law Wagner, Scolt Jackson, Barbara Brown, Mike Truono, Sherry Cuculo, Fred McKee, Oliver Parker, Charles Collins, Jefl Breisford, Mike Ma- soncup, Greg Wilson, Mike Paul- ing, Bob Singley, Tom Willing, Phil Pechar. First Row: Lynn Raber, Becky Wal- lace, Janice Ignatowski, Ann West, Stephanie Mastoraki, Lea Hetrick, Sheri Giordano, Nancy Cormany, Cherie Hunter, Second FRow: Linda Abramowicz, Glenn Moore, Mary Booker, Jackie Oliver, Mate Wilson, Cliff Barr, Gail Evans, Karen Olsen, Gerry Peltz. Third Row: Jeff Brels- ford, Tom Willing, Bruce Warner, Chuck Sheets, Steve Dolby, Sharon Gunther, Pal Stelle, Larry Silver, John McDermott, Bob Weiner, Lee Goldstein. 234 235 First Aow. Ken Hefland, Lainie Hacketi, Jim Colbert, Karen Otteni, Barb Van Dyke, Craig Hitchens, Janet Jeglum, Ruby Hand. Second Row: Gaylord Hartfeld, Gary Wash- ingten, Ruthie Laylon, Wesley Mar- vil, Sue Faulkner, Diane Lorenzoni, Mancy Sandler, Ann Moran, Gail Dick, Ellen MNorris, Sheila Salmons, Cherie Hunter, Debbie Couglan, Gary Aber, Sally Scharnagle. Third Row: Dennis Carey, John Staley, Pete Eisemann, Karen Boyce, Bob Masin, Buddy Landis. First Row: Shaerry Brody, Sue Still- man, Debbie Cundiff, Cindy Rob- erts, Peggy Robinscn, Carol Grant, Ken Hefland. Second Row: Toni Gregory, Diane Northwood, Carol Wisniewski, Linda Scholl, Ronni Cohen, Joanne Hurd, Barb Weslay, Wendy McKeever, Pam Simpson, Mimi Rafetto, Doug Swift, Ken Shu- gart. Third Row: Carolyn Roblou, Sue Ulrich, Dan Toomey, Paul Po- plawski, Donna Windsor, Joay Scogna, John Staley, George Wilk- erscn, Gaylord Harifeld, Dennis Carey. Fourth Row: Debble Coulter, Linda Fletcher, Jeania Rossiter, Jerry Vesl SQUIRE We're number One' . . . paddle ball enthusiasts . . second floor . . . dating service . . . spirited basement . . . dress-up fire drills . . . yellow ar- rows from Recitation Hall to Squire . . . Room 113 . .. Dr. Trabant as mystery guest . .. knock, knock' Who's there?'' Squire, Squire, -- for hire, who in the hall do you desire? 236 First Row: Sue Hnat, Debbie Clax- ton, Mancy Given, Elaine Gibson, Sue Hartman, Gail Hartman, Sue Huber. Second Row: Linda Van Horn, Kerry Clause, Wendy Holmes, Sharon Raffensberger, Becky Don- nan, Janice Pyne, Joyce Huber, Alice Spurlin, Eillean Hall, Suzanne Simons, Judy Eckles, Joanne Lowery, Third Row: Terry Youmans, Sandy Clark, Bobble Fanning, Lynn Wright, Jane Young, Lilli Antalffy, Mary Bourdan. First Row: Pat Keer, Ellen Berd, Rose Slonsky, Kyle Moran, Jeannie Strickler, Sheri Winkle. Second g' ARow: Carcle Rogers, Meg Ambry, . ! . Joanne Mon, Candy Oakfork, Mary : o PR o S Alice Nelson, Fran Spengal, Jackie Slickenmair, First Row: Sandy Burgess, Marti Loeb, Janet Callum, Lorraine Bevans, Sue Edwards, Linda Clark. Second Row: Andi Lose, Kathy Lyons, Sue Lewens, Julie Rosen, Debbie Kirk, Judy Libby, Mike Spitzer, Bonnie Culver, Richard Matarese, Joseph Cam- pese, Philip Pfeifer, Joe Hopper, Dave Fesbenner, Jim Cordrey, Gene Perotta, Richard Timmons, Dan Campese, Dan Alvarez, Bob Cio- ciela, Kurt Redriguez, Jim MaclLeed, Wayne Rhone, Craig Savage, Bill Enslen, John Eastiund, Ronaid Greenberg, John Anerousis, Ed Al- lenby, Herb Flosdorf. First Row: Paul Heyden, George Frangice, George Schiaffer, Bob Greenwood, Scott Comparini, John Digges. Second Aow; Bruce Evanche, Andy Cetrone, Bob Cal- varese, Rob Harra, John Cunning- ham, Masayuki Miyara. Third Row; Barry Cooper, John Bayalis, John Floyd, Tony Sochurek, Jim Fleagle, Rick Kaller, Bill Titus, Shannon Russell. Fourth Row: Randy Shields, Jim Crittenden, Charles Farley, Jim Ratzenrenger, Kevin Sanderson, Jim Egan, Stephen Auleward, Scott Gundaker, Jim Gillitand, 238 239 SHARP Intramural sports power-house . . . most unique ladies room on campus . . . an 'unappropri- ate Homecoming float . . . best dorm director and advisors on campus . . . unsolicited showers for the hippies . . . wondering why all the girls walk on the other side of the mall . . . Friday and Saturday night . . . thumbs-up knitting society on the second floor . . . perpetual Pinochle games on the third floor . . . midnight conversa- tions with Sypherd . . . passing away of the Wiedcycle . . . townie girls raiding our halls . . and, most of all, our new hotplate. TR AP Ty mnnn R o T rf i. SMYTH Number one in size and spirit . . . Playbill . . . spirit trophy . . . flooded basement . . . Thursday night at the park . . . spirit. . . fourth floor with- out a John . . . a great housemother . . . juiced frosh . . . spirit . . . divided first floor but how could we make it without the lounge?! . . . The Great Pumpkin . . . co-ed football . . . spirit . . . those basement windows . . . Quiet Hours? . . . floating third floor . . . locked bathrooms . . . 21st birthdays . . . spirit . . . Alcoholic and Anonymous ., . . the Big T.. . frogs. .. an- other phone call for Nielson! . . . Bing!! 241 First Row: Karen LeMaistre, Joyce Verly, Sally Cooper, Susan Keelay, Betsy Taylor, Bonnie Rafetto, Chris Pocomis, Second Row: Joyce Fleel- wood, Marilyn Moulder, Beilsy Bod- dorf, Stella Diamand. Third Row: Phyliss Inden, Debbie Waldon, Vir- ginia Wheatcroft, Wanda Young, Beverly Cannon, Jeanne May. Fourth Row: Kerry Davis, Janis Crawford, Donna Dalby, Leslie Julien, Sandy Carrall, First Row: Jean Roy, Barb Meilsen, Linda Rizze. Second Row: Diane Lynech, Sandy McGee, Marge Curley, Donita Rohr, Jane Billings, Cindy Herbold, Mryna Krzyzanow- ski, Sherry Pomerey, Nancy Camp- bell. Third Row: Marsha Silverman, Mary White. Debbie Flint, Becky Fepper, Kim Browne, Peggy Kloster, Liane McDowell, Bar Came- ron. Fourth Row: Judy Gladnick, Nancy Masogolite, Tina Soneson, Liz Bootman, Susan Rebar, Patty Scannell, Susan Jandresevits, Mancy Stevenson, Harriet Carrell, Barb Faupel, Beth Harrall, Mary Roasitar, Sandy Reesse. Top Shelf: Brookes Elsworth, Caral Letrall. Second Shelf: Peg Taylor, Janet Blevens, Judy Austin. Bottom Shelf: Susan Stokes, Cathy Laugh- ray. First Row: Bonnie Frear, Jane Timmons, Patti Burns. Second Row; Christy Ludice, Janet Criswold, Donna Dinger, Mary Haines, Barb Faupel, Pat Slater, Susan Dalrym- ple, Mary Mosko, Sue Austin, Jeanie Cooper, Mary Fran Faupel, Suzanie English, Paula Melwager, Barb Melwager, Sandy Kobel, Trish Young, Lisbee Boothman, Anita Boltz First Row: C. Taylor, Ron Gitaitis, Ed Carr, Kirk Johnson, Jog Owslay. Second Row: Barry Eberscle, Philip Delduke, Steven Bowen, Lloyd Mackia, Bill France. Third Row: Randy Buch, Vinny Delack, Tom Gehman, Ken Warner, Bob Schmitt. Fourth Row: Charles Postle, Earle Gould, Rick McCluskey, Paul Kim- pel, Robert Johnson, George Car- son, First Row: Camille Faraone, Mike Clark, John Wheatley, Dan Witley, Richard Freed. Bob Riley. Second Row: Willy Miranda, Al Chinnici, Roger Hannahs, Marty Figun, Mike Chadwick. Third Row: Bill Robin- son, Ron Swarlz. Fourth FAow: Amato dePaulis, John Feeney, Dan Bowden, Mario Frabizzio, Barry El- tenger, Ronald Pritchett, Robert Mayer. Fifth Row: Eric Cannon, Wayne Levering, Kirk Bailey, Tom Swain, Mike Hill, Leigh Bandekon. First Row: John Lenderman, Tom Townsend, Paul Frantz, Jim Conant, Bob Kimble, George McDowell Second Row: Chris Willey, Fred West, David Savage, Paul Welsh, Rick Henderson. Third Row: Bud Harcum, Jack Frayne, Joe Hickson, Don Cassel, Bill Cain 242 243 SYPHERD Exchanging vocal pleasantries with Sharp . . . traffic-stopping posters . . . Greenie! ; fighting Delaware Avenue traffic . . . Sypherd Summer Home''some are homes and some are not . . . The Gnome: apples, peaches, pumpkin pie . . . live steam instead of hot water . . . frosh everywhere . . . football with Smyth . . . the electric fern . . . juice, juice, juice . . . at lasta kitchen . . . pep rallies . . . Hey Ray! SUSSEX Emergency door with no alarm or lock . . . bar- rels of popcorn . . . Sussex sirens . . . co-ed football games . . . vocal and guitar concerts at midnight . . . The Hill, one of your basic . . . WWW . . . chained in emotions . . . the 8:30's next door ... dozens of yellow roses : Which way to the Beach? . . . the first floor Secret . . . the obscene caller . . . open dorm phone . . . the Scrounge Posse . . . Roman baths first stall reserved . . . giant posters Hooray for the Prince . . . 0.0. . . . third floor out of sight and up tight . . . 5:30 mail deliveries rustic bathrooms . .. Sussex? where's that? . . . a choir of radiators . . . tri-colored rooms . . . one-way buzzers . . . roaches in 334 . . Olympic pool in the basement after a rain . . the second floor Robby Robot . . . Alphonso and Portia . . . psychological counselling service . 8 Housesitter . . . early morning painters . . . boob-tube breakdowns . . . a water fountain in the trunk room . . . Although we're small we are the BEST! 244 First Row: Ellen Prestowitz, Kathy Jessop, Pauline Faborowski, Carol Prestowitz. Second FRow: Cindy George, Linda Meadoweroft, Sharon Combs, Inez Reed. First Row: Joyce Keithley, Abbi Lawrence, Kathy Thomson, Lynn Ballance. Second Row: Cindy Hall, Roxanne Rylander, Pat Pfaff, Julia Ryan, Dottie Stopyra, Margaret Summerhays, Firsi Row: Peggy Zetterlund, Janis Eim, Barb Hires, Alice Fields, Paula Hayes, Sue Jones, Penny Foltz, Second How: Kay Boyles, Nancy Cazer, Tina Leisser, Jenny Hankin, Thire Carpenter. THOMPSON Thompson, does its own thing . . . rallying cry fourth for bridge? . . . second floor spite and malice tournament . . . sitting in halls till 3 AM. studying? . . . midnight birthday parties . . . the new housemothersomeone to talk to . . . informal dorm pictures . . . touch football with Sigma Nu . . . Wednesday night at the Tip-Top . . . practical jokes . . . Hayden and Bonnett, A Good Man is Hard to Find . . . Fabulous girls . campus leaders . . . Crash Parassio ... SDSer's. . . everyone an individual. 246 247 First Row: Patti Lynch, Barb Meals, Pam Adamson, Kathy MeGill, Carol Adelman. Second Row: Jane Cooper, Carole Emory, Pam Tell, Linda Heuser, Cheryl Boyle, Donna Emory, Rosanne Laggner, Susan Smith, Elaine Richert, Anjo Goverts. Third Row: Carol Lewin, Pal Naze- metz, Jane Copper, Linda Brown, Joanna Harton, Marilyn McCafferty, Laura Slack, Mary Brook Fox, Kathy Hayes, First Row: Carolyn Berry, Mary Hay- den, Judy Masareh, Beverly Coon, Mary Mitchell, Elsa Leach, Marilyn Perry, Sue Hendricks. Second Row: Mary Helmar, Karen Fonner, Marcia Fernandez-Herm, Sue Bowman, Cheryl Winkworth, Ingrid Rosen- back, Laurie Adamson, Suzanne Foresman. Third Row: Janet Roach, Karen Huggins, Nancy Lovett, Doro- thy Allen, Susan Rausteoni, Gale Anderson. Fourth Aow. Barbara Brustman, Carol Weikert, Sally Sut- ton, Mary Ellen de Young, Phyllis Chicano, Gail Parassio, Sue Dane- hower, Barbara Bimbi, Mancy An- derson. First Row: Pat Reik, Betsy Taylor, Janet Weaving, Marcy Nichols, Karen Acquaottla. Second Row: Geneva Sampson, Hollis Ritter, Sue Thorn- ley, Cathy Zeigles. Third Row: Pam Murray, Georgia Searle, Pat Guthrie, Pat Ibbeken, Lynn Jag- gard, Ann Bailey, Chris Anderson, Brooke Murdock, Jan Sheeman, Merry Ellen Evens, Karen Lee Van Hook. WARNER Ron, Sherry, and Mr. Wenger . . . a green Jag- uar . . . the Warner Roomno smoking or card playing . . . pancake party success . .. l al- ways thought this was the Infirmary ... a soundproofed String Quarter . . . private bath- rooms . . . a tiny tricycle in the hall . ., . sun- decks . .. the biggest recreation lounge on Campus dorm block with Harter Where's the buzzer system in this place? . . . Big John and Little John of the third floor . . . Steinway Baby Grand . . . crepe paper in the browsing room . . . stairway to nowhere. 248 249 First Row: Linda Sundet, Carol Lindsey, Terri Immordine, Brad Wenger, Ann Hill, Pat Raum, Russet McQuery, Second RAow: Maurean Beatty, Joan Diglacobbe, Sue Abercrombie, Janet Ward, Eliza- beth Stanford, Ellen Sibley, Bonnie Halliday. Firsf Row: Nancy Kelly, Janet Wark, Dotti Wessalls, Pat Sterner, Carol Martin, Brad Wenger. Second Row: Colleen Bell, Carol lda, Debbie Wil- son, Anne Fisher, Marloc Comer, Gwen Stevens, Stephanie Tarbur- ton, Kathy Sallers, Wendy Schmaoll. 1968 A 4 B '68 AB . . . coed government . . . the Passion Press . . . Nasty Pearl . . . Mrs. Schreiber cus- todian'' . . . Khaled's harem . . . freshmen . . . Is this a fire drill? . . . the uncharted sea of mud . . . pajama party . . . Simon and Garfunkle in every room . . . the third floor strikes again . . and again . . . and again . . . paint your Hal- loween dance . . . why no fingerpaint? . . . It's only someone fooling with the buzzers! . . . What do you mean this isn't a fire drill? . . . flab lab . . . Wednesday night donut breaks. -4'1 - - ,. ' 2 F F r 250 I I 251 First Row: Tom Martin, Liz Moore, Donna Nicoletti, Tom Marshall, Hal Davison, Vicki Ober, Second Row: Tom Hnatowski, Cynthia Walraven, Peggy Thornton, Georgia Jones, Molly DeCoster, Jan Schmidt, Art Glick. Third Row: Don Hadley, Dan Hartig, George Brown, Elaine Knowles, Wendy Remondi, Candy Lyness, Shirley Pugh, Jack Moran, Lee Sibley, Ralph Palmer. First Row: Debby Macintyre, Teri Reynolds, Suzanne Pope, Sally Brown, Jane MNidzgorski. Second Row; Rich Walton, Babs Johnson, Cheryl O'Neill, John Fuchs, Toni Laws, Jody Papi, Jackie Vaughan, Phil Saksa. Third Row: Walt Cope- land, Janet Stia, Karen Magy. Sue Mitchell. Fourth Row: Dale Linton, Ernie Harr, Buzz Hennessy, David Hoch, Scott Parker, Sue Kehoe. Row: Charlie Frederick, Mark Davies. Second Row.: Khaled Mizami, Teri Foster, Rob Hinks Barb Kriss, Bob Glass, Cheryl Le Compte, Jonna Meinersmann. Third Row: Janice Harrison, Chris Sven- son, Carol Bryson, Camille Yancko, Mary Di yma, Fred Wheeler Mark i , FRoger Plata Fourth Row: . Terry Brown, Glenn Koch, An Leiter, Joel Levin, Steven Morgan, Terry Sklar, Mary Jane Calladine, Dana Brotemarkle First Row: Alma Schreiber, Dean Jester, Gary Johnson, Jim Seymour, Bill Hutchings, Jeff Lynn German, Jackie Jones rond Row: Terry Hanratly, Sandy Parmenter, Betsy McPherrin, Lynn Merkel, Pris- cilla Jones, Kristen Houchin, Valerie Urian, Rose Swi ird Row: Nancy Gretz, Suzie , Lynda Hast- Mary Jane Forbes, Janelle Shea, Jack Ho Sam Berry, Austin Everhart. First Row: Don idzune, Pete Ju- mars, Tom Giacopomell Rick Brown, Jim Brant, Frad Whealer. Second J Bob Glass, Lynn Pancoast, Joyce Gear- hart, Kathy Vadden, Mary Dell Gor- don, Mary Koster, Dona Logan, Jan- ica Troutman, Debi Palardes, Melo- dee Jones, Kay Paradis, Barbara Meil, Judi Notari. Third Row: Frank Hitchens, Frank Hirsch, Don Hutch- insgon, Judy Rill, Marcie G Cathy O 'Connell, Brian Hoffman, Beverlay Perry, Mike Hoffman, Sue Stewart, Jarry Kirk, Ted Kowalchuk 253 F A RO LI A - 2 R First Row: Reginald Elam. Second Row: Linda Hale, Pat Walls, Mark McClafferty, Denny Harcum, Evelyn Walls, Pat Whitley, Joyce Hutchin- son. Third Row: Clinton Thymes, Herbart Broadwater, Ray Calloway, Lawrence Thomas. First Row: Arthur Douglas, Cheryl Ben, Mr. 8 Mrs. Kenneth W. Caves, Debbie Colacino, Karen Kane. Sec- ond Row: Judy Bowers, Ellen Thompson, Mary Lee Oberdorfer, Robert Benton, Susan Spencer, Joy Malin, Ann Johnson. Third Row: Jim Korolog, Joanne Bigelow, Marilyn Portlock, Thomas O'Brien, Diane Thomas, Dave Rutter, Kathy WVod- varka, Kathy Perkins. 255 1968 C D Floor activities: Another Meeting! . . . work- men: Man in the halls! . . . firedrills: Every- body out of the showers! . . . The fire alarm bell just short-circuited again! . . . distance: Life in Maryland at '68 ... we're one big family out in the sticks . . . freshmen: Freshmen dominated, or dominated freshmen??!! . . . in- complete dorm: By the time we graduate, the university just might finish this place! 2356 257 First Row: Andy Cousins, Stan Moss, June Koelker, Linda Spare, Kay Rhodes, Alan Gamiel. Second Row: Al Lambertson, Nancy Rhodes, Marcia Mitchell, Chuck Skinner, Steve Kukich, Dianne Drowos, Jan Millon, Linda Tidwell. Third Row: LizJones, Amy Chatham, Sharon Rawley. First Row: Wini Ford, Sharon Hasse, Second Row: Glenda Brinsfield, Lynn Simon, Kathy Eberis. Third Row: Judy Wisniewski, Mick Hardy, Lionel Benard, Dave Littlehales, Dan Kiser, Debbie Eberhard, Wayne Cross, Bill Chernekoff. Fourth Row: Mary Beth Bryant, Dave Richards, Mary Roberts SENIORS Graduate school applications produce anxious moments. Seniar wisils Placemen! Office more than Sharp Lab. Lucralive employment offers beckon to graduates. Universily removes protective shield guarding students from evils of world In loco parentis ceases to affect student actions. Cars become more than mere figments of imagination. Mew axpenses averwhelm poverty-stricken college graduates. Diamnond rings become appropriate Christmas or birthday gifts. Marrage hanges oriemation in many lives. Good-bye hlue jeans, hello gray flannel, Late hours studying no longer conducive to early working hours. Hippies lace new problems in conservalive world of business. College education provides head start in recouping $8000. Farewall 1o friends balances good riddance of enemies. 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Top news msedia gut-Phe1E Cox Puoowdead Agencs 136 st conliry matl co all ofl ST B BT ADMIN Rs:f, Nosipss $505. Tonnen ogency S0 E 421: jales prosaniatiors. shees, Joides un 'nxn?! bl 'whi GENLY s g Train mnnd B nweren sl aias 2. TGNAER dgenc ete 1508 fVod, Kellogs asevcy TSNl Brona lecablon. Call LU 99000 -1, - Yl look forward to a decline in the number of students who resemble cornerposts in their attitudes and dress. William Habacivch, Ph.D. Asst, Prol. of Economics James T. Abbott Agriculture Agricultural Business Management Gary W. Aber Business Economics Businass AdministrationFinance 260 Lawrence A. Adams Linda S. Adams Kasia W. Aist Carole C. Albone Arts Science Education Arts Science Education Psychology Elementary Education Biology Elemantary Education Dorothy J. Allen Thomas E. Alloway Douglas K. Allston Marya M. Amerman Education Enginearing Arts Science Arts Science Elemantary Education Chemical Engineering Sociology English Barbara B. Anderson Gale L. Anderson William Annos Sondra Armadorf Arts 4 Science Education Arts Science Aris 8 Science Economics Elementary Education Psychology Anthropology Alice B, C. Atkinsen Lillian L. Atz Dennis E. Aubrey Gerald A. August Education Arts Science Agriculture Arts 8 Science Secondary English Ornamental Horticulture Paychology EducationEnglish 261 If a university does not belong to her students and faculty, she then goes to the highest bidder. In our case it was the du Ponts. But someday, my friends, with courage and determination she will be ours again. Raobert J. Bresler, Ph.D. Asst. Prof. of Political Science Susan J. Austin Joseph A. Avallone Home Economics Arts E Sciance Home Economics Psychology Education 262 Joan P. Ayares Frank Bach Louis A, Baer Home Economics Education Arts Science Home Economics Chemistry German Education Gilbart L. Bailey Cathie A. Baird Barbara L. Baker Bruce B. Baker Arts Science Education Arts Science Engineerin Mathamatics Elementary Education Biology Chemical Enginearing Ronald F. Baker Ronald Ball Alice G, Balot Ginger Bankard Engineerin Business Economics Education Arts Science Electrical Engineering Finance English Medical Technology John C. Barone Paula 5. Bartlett Wanda L. Bason Barbara A Batey R. Wayne Battaglino Arts Sclence Education Education Arts 8 Science Arts Science FPhilosophy Elementary Education Sacondary Art History Biclogy EducationSocial Sciences 263 The 70's will see faculty, administration, and students actively involved in a rededication to the purpose of the University of Delaware, namely, the creation and maintenance of a milieu conducive to the development of the student as a scholar and a citizen through the pursuit of knowledge, truth and attuned to the well-being of society. Mary Anne Early, M.5 Assl. Prof, of Med.-Surg. Nursing Thomas A. Bauer Business 4 Economics Business Administration Nancy .J. Beausang Education Elementary Education 264 Mina K. Bellavin Education ; Elementary Education Howard M. Berlin Enginearing Electrical Engineering James E. Beeson, Jr. Business 8 Economics Accounting Jane C. Berg Mursing Mursing Cathy A, Bethards Education Physical Education Aln Thomas W. Beggs Theresa E. Behrens Engineering Business Economics Chemical Engineering Secretarial Studies gi Lewis F. Bannatt Stephen A. Benson David H. Bent Arts B Sclence Arts A Science Education Psychology Histary Physical Education F. Lee Bergan David K. Bergey Linda H. Bergh Education Enginaaring Arts Science Physical Education Mechanical History Enginaering Roger A. Betts Susan E. Baverin Nicholas M. Biasotto Business Economics Arts Science Arts 8 Science Accournting Biology English The problems and opportunities facing all large organizations, be they governments or universities, have similar roots. We must find new ways to personalize these institutions so that their decisions reflect the desires of all their constituents. Presidents Trabant and Nixon have similar problems and opportunities. David E. Ingersoll, Ph.D. Asst, Prof. of Political Science Virginia E. Bice Stanley J. Bielinski Jane L. Billing Arts 8 Science Business 8 Economics Education English Economics Elementary Education 266 Jarry A. Bilton Barbara L. Bimbi Arts 8 Science . Education International Relations Elementary Education Mary Lou Birkhimer Margaret S, Black Paftricia H. Black Gwen Blacklock Joseph F. Blank Arts Science Arts Science Education Home Economics Business Economics Chemistry Psychalogy Elamentary Education Child Development Marketing Mary Alice Boddorfi Robert J. Bojanek Adriane J. Bonic Arts 4 Science Engineerin Education English Electrical Enginearing Art Education Eva M. Borowski Robert B, Bowers Larry E. Bowersox Susan Bowman Albart M. Boyce, Jr. Education Business 4 Economics Arts Science Arts 8 Science Arts 4 Science Elementary Education Production Management English American Studies Biology 267 3 AR - i o o I expect a sharp increase in military and quasi-military control in the nation. This control, of course, will be invoked under the guise of 'defense, 'law and order,' Americanism,' or other ideological facades. I then expect hope that such a state of affairs will precipitate a mass reaction which will result in a drastically modified and improved social order. John Neisworth, Ph,D, Assl, Prol. of Education Kristin Boyer MNursing Mursing Raymond C. Boyer William L. Boyer Business 8 Economics Business Economics Business Administration Business Administration 268 .-u-q;h- Bonnie L. Bretz Education Elementary Education Patricia M. Brittingham Arts 8 Science English 269 Michael J. Boyle William G. Boytim Sharon Brady Engineerin Agriculture Education Electrical Engineering Entomology Social SciencesHistory George A, Brancati Helen Brelick MNancy B. Breme Aris Sciance Education Arts Science Political Sclence Physical Education Art Ellen K. Brotz William B. Bridgewater Stephen Brinch Arthur L. Bringardner Education ; Arts Science Business Economics Engineerin Elamentary Education gisinrnyniifical Economics Chemical Engineering cience Jam.ss M. Brock, Jr. Charles H. Bronk Jeffrey M. Bross Business 8 Economics Arts Science Engineering Business Administration Biclogy c HI Enginaering Maturity is involved in the acquisition of wisdom. The University has the potential to l accomplish this maturity during the 1970's. Aobert R. Jordan, Ph.D. Assoc. Prol. of Geclogy Eileen F. Brown Education Elementary Education Dolores A. Brown Arts 4 Science Sociology . .ul. l-. John 5. Brown Agriculture Agricultural Engineering Linda M. Brown Hame Economics Textiles 4 Clothing 270 Malecolm E. Browne Gerald F. Brunner Hope L. Buchanan Arts Science Arts Science MNursing Biclogy International Relations Mursing Lynn E. Buckmaster Kathy J. Burdett Robert R. Burge Education Education Business 8 Economics Elamentary Education Elementary Education Accounting James A. Burke MNancy K. Burke James F. Burns Robert A. Burslam Arts Science Home Economics Enginearing Business Economics Psychology Food MNutrition Chemical Enginearing Marketing Mary M, Bush Bavarly A. Butler Ellen K. Butler Robert A. Callaway Education Education Nursing Business 8 Economics Social StudiesHistory Elementary Education Mursing Accounting 271 Mary Jo Calvarese Education Elementary Education l take some encouragement for the future of the University and the nation from the steady insistence of good students on defining and testing values for themselves. People who work hard at sorting out the true from the false instead of trying to make them look alike are not headed for extinction. Edward H. Rosenberry, Ph.D Prof. and Chmn. of English Barbara Cameron Janis M. Camp Paul Raymond Camp Education Arts Science Education Elementary Education Medical Technolagy Physical Education 272 Linda P. Carr Nursing Nursing 273 James H. Carey Business 4 Economics Business Administration Harriett Carroll Arts 4 Science Spanish Scott B. Campbell Business Economics Business Administration lan Carlis Arts B Science B;Glngry Suzanne Casarino Education English Mary Ann Campbell Robert M. Campbell Arts Science Arts Sciance Political Science Histary Beverly Cannon M. Eilean Cantilion Business 4 Economics Education Secretarial Studies Elementary Education N John R, Carlton Mary C. Carmean Arts Science Home Economics Biology Home Economics Education Jose L. Castro Sharon M. Chaffinch Arts Sclence Arts Science Paolitical Science Spanish l dislike limiting the realms of the imagination by time periods. Henry N. Lea, Jr., M.A, Aszoc. Prof. of Music George M. Chamberlain Arts Science Economics Joseph R. Chamberiain Phyllis A. Chicano Gail H. Christie Education Ars A Science Home Economics Elementary Education English Home Economics Education 274 Carolyn Cirino Frances E. Clark Education Arts 8 Science Elementary Education Biology Linda Clark Michael P. Clark Warner J. Clark Paul E. Clement Business 4 Economics Arls Science Arts Science Arts Science Secretarial Studies A English Psychology Philesophy Gary Clendaniel Suzanne Clevenger Susan Clinch Timothy D. Goar Agriculture Home Economics Arts 8 Science Education Agricultural Economics Textiles 4 Clothing Soclology Physical Education - e Rachella Cohen Richard Cohen Ronni K, Cohan Arthur W. Colbourn Education . Arts Science Education Arts Science Elementary Education Dramatic Arts Elementary Education Biology 275 Above all else, a university is a place to learn. Our most important task, and it is not an easy one, is to ensure that this university community is designed so that learning and learners thrive here. Robert M. Stark, Ph.D. Assoc. Prol. of Civil Engineering Geofirey R. Coleman Arts Sclence Biology Bryce J. Collins Business 4 Economics Accounting James R. Coleman Arts Science EconomicsPolitical Science John M. Collins Business 4 Economics Business Adminigtration 276 Marlo Comer Gloria A, Comte Arts Science Mursing ' English MNursing l John G. Connell Fern E. Conway Debbie A, Cook JoAnn Cooley Agriculture Education Education . Arts 8 Science EntomologyPlant Art Education Elementary Education Music Education Pathology Carol G, Cooper Sarah P. Cooper Steven A. Cope David D. Gornell Arts Science Education Engineering Engineering Englizh English Mechanical Chemical Engineering Engineering Terri Cornwell Dale E. Coulbourn Bernadette T. Coupe Marcella J, Cox Education Arts 4 Science Education Arts Science Mathematics Art Elementary Education Music 277 There is a tendency in social relationships which seems especially prevalent at universities to take our own roles too seriously. Some of the best sociological insights, as well as some of the most enjoyable experiences, occur on those occasions when we laugh at ourselves. Allan M. Schwartzbaum, Ph.D. Asst. Prol. of Sociology Dorean M. Coyne Eugene W. Crossan Jane Crowe Veronica M. Growley Elizabeth R. Crump Arts Science Agriculture Home Economics Arts Science Education Art Education Horticuliure Textiles Clothing History Elementary Education 278 Sandra Cunningham Margaret A, Curley Education Home Economics Physical Education Foods 8 Nutrition Annetie Curran Barbara Custin Anthony F. Culrona Einar H, Dale Arts Science Education Arts 8 Science Arts Science Mathematics English Biology Philosophy Economics Lillian L. D'Amico Susan M. Danehower Steven Danyluk Education Home Economics Engineerin Physical Education Taextilas 4 Clothing Electrical Enginearing Charles H. Darrah 11 Benjamin H. Davis Donna Davis Jeffrey S, Davis Agricullure Engineerin Business 4 Economics Arts Science Agraonomy Chemical Engineering Secretarial Studies Computer Science 279 In the seventies I believe that we will begin to face the realities of over- population. We must then direct our technological skill to the problems of birth control, air and water pollution, as well as ghetto unrest. We will have started too late, yet one may hope. Edmund H. Henderson, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. of Education Richard 5. Davis Linda L. Dawson Wayne L. Dawson Arts Science Homa Economics Business 4 Economics Mathematics Textiles Clothing Business Administration Finance Kathleen M. Davis Business 4 Economics Secretarial Studias g Christine E. Day Engineering Electrical Engineering 280 Robert L. Dearden Business Economics Finance Sharon Deaton Norman G. Dechene John J. DeCostanza Jessie L. DeHaven Business 4 Economics Business 4 Economics Arts 8 Science Nurging Secretarial Studies Accounting English Mursing Patricia A. Delaha Nicholas P. DelCampo Theodore de Jony Agriculture Arts Science Arts k Sciance Agriculture Business History Political Managemant ScienceEconomics Mark Delestatius David H. Dellinger Matthew C. DeLong Meil M. Dematt Joseph J. DeMesse, Jr. EngineeringBusiness Arns Science Arts Science Arts Science Agriculture Economics Binlogy Physics Chamistry Horticulture Civil Engineering' Economics 281 We seem to be experiencing a resurgence in the arts. The outward, visible signs can be seen in the great amount of money being spent for records, concerts and musical instruments. Young Americans are being made aware of musical ideas and cultures through a much more vital musical education program in the public schools and universities. John A. King, M.M. Prof. of Music Robart A. Dettra, Jr. Francis Dianna, Jr. Engineering Business Economics Mechanical A Business Aerospace Engineering AdministrationFinance Wbl .t',:;.p mf lll A Suzanne L. Dibble Carol E. Dibble Antony 5. Digenakis Ml B sm Nursing MNursing Agriculiure q!H I ll !I' iln MNursing Mursing Plant Scignce 282 Frances Jane Diloseph Sara J. DiLaura Education Arts Science Elementary Education Spanish Jane M. Dobrzynski Susan E. Doherty David M. Dolgas Betsy A, Dollins Education Arts Science Business 4 Economics Arns 4 Science Music Education English Accounting American Studies Charles W. Donnelly Jeana Dressel Richard J. Driskill Edward J. Drozd John V. Drzewicki Education Arts 8 Science Aris 8 Science Business 4 Economics Business 4 Economics Social Science Paychology Biological Sciences Economics Marketing Wayne Dukes Serge M. P. Dumont Arts 8 Science Business 4 Economics Mathamatics Busginess Adminigstration 283 Samuel L. Borton, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. ol Languages and Literature The future of our country and the world may well depend on our ability to establish a renewed science of the physical, psychological, and psychic aspects of our lives. The study of this science will imply that to learn the truth is to live by it. Leni M. Duncan Education A Barbara J. Dunham Teresa Dunlap Joan Dusenbury John Dusewicz Beverly 5. Dyer Home Economics Homea Economics Arts 8 Science Arts Science Home Economics Textiles Clothing Textlles 4 Clothing Psychology Political Science Textiles 8 Clothing 284 Philip C. Eisenhart Arls Science Political Sciaence 285 Charles F, Egan, Jr Arts k Science Biological Sciences Joy M. Eisenhauer Home Economics Child Development Robert M, Eater Arts Science History Ingrid M. Eide Education Elementary Education Wayne L. Elban Engineerin Chemical nainearing David R. Dyer Business Economics Economics Linda L. Edwards Education Elementary Education Lewis F. Einhorn John H. Eiseman, 11 Arts B Science Agriculture Biology EntomologyEcology Patricia A. Ellery Danna Elliott Agriculture Mursing Horticulture Mursing Cathryn L. Ellis Education Elementary Education William J. Bruehl, Ph.D. Asst, Prof. of Dramatic Arts and Speech and English 'Love the sugartingle of wool in winter buttering yellow yams at breakfast the crusty scrape of love life is dance to rare springness.' Indeed it may be. Jeffrey A. Elliott Arts Sciance Biological Sciences E. Kevin Elrod David R. Elzay Education Enginearing Physical Education Electrical Enginegring John H. Eiliott, Jr, Arls Sclence Histary Harvey R. Erdle Aris Science Political Science Z2B6 William H. Erwin Business Economics Business Administration Joyce Euler Christine Evans Wayne D, Evans A Home Economics Education Education : e 7 J Textiles Clothing Elementary Education Social ScienceHistory A L Merry Ellen Evans Jody K. Everatt Linda K. Evers Donald C. Fanting, Jr. Concetta Faraone Agriculture Education Arts Science Arts Science Education Entomalogy Elementary Education Psychology Mathematics Elementary Education Linda 5. Farmer Susan C. Faulhaber Armand Fernandez- Arts Science Education Calienes Medical Technology Elementary Education Engineering Electrical Engineering 287 The 1970's will see significant improvement in the study and utilization of the sea by the United States. expect to see the development of inexpensive food sources, bulk subsurface transport, sites for mass habitation, efficient recovery of chemicals and minerals, localized pollution, and a new international maritime law. Thomas D, Myers, Ph.D., Asst, Prof. Biological Sciences Pedro Ferreira Martha Ferry Barbara Field Arts A Sciences Arts Sciences Arts Sciences Psychology American Studies English Diana Field David H. Filbert Eilman T. Finerty Education Engineering Mursing Elemantary Education MechanicallAerospace Mursing Enginaaring 288 Virginia Fissmer Education Elementary Education 289 Robert F. Fischer Engineering MechanicallAerospace Engineering Kaeith F, Fitzgerald Arts Sclence English Douglas R. Fischer Agriculture Pre-veterinarian Emily-May Fishar Business 4 Economics Accounting William E. Fitzgerald Enginearing Civil Engineering Jo Ann Fink Grear Firestone Home Economics Ars Science Textiles Paolitical Science Lecnard Fischer Business 8 Economics Accounting Jane T. Fisher Arts Science Mathematics Patricia J. Flack Daryl R, Fleck Arts Sclence Artz Sclence English History I hope that students will share in the excitement of learning, the pursuit of excellence and the growth in awareness of other people. Each day I am reminded of their serious search for good. Idealistic? Perhaps. But so are students. Margaret H. Black, M.A. Counseling Psychologist Dennis C. Follweiler Enginaarin Mechan ICE?. AEICI space Engineering Spotswood C. Foster 11 Anna Fotias Arts Science Arts E Science History!Political English Science Barry M. Fogel Arts Sclence Folitical Science James P. Foster Business 4 Economics Business Administration MNancy R. Fowler Arts Science Biological Sciences 290 Stephen A. Fox Victoria France Arts A Science Agriculture Statistics 8 Computer Horticulture Science Gwendolyn J. Frankel John W, Freebery, Jr. Cynthia J. Freeman Pamela B. French Alain D, Fresco Arts 8 Science Education Home Economics Arts Science Arts Science English Elementary Education Foods 8 MNutrition English French Antonia A, Funk Susan E. Funk Carolyn V. Gaines Arts Science Arts Science Arts Science French Medical Technology Mathematics James J. Gallagher Richard Gallant Enginearing Enginearing Chemical Engineering Mechanical Engineering 291 Delaware should mature, taking growth and change in stride, and serving as the dominant institution in a state- wide network of educational institutions. Urbanization will bring problems to northern Delaware as to many parts of the United States. Delaware can lead the nation in finding solutions to these problems. Harry W. Wells, Ph.D, Assac. Prof. of Marine Blology vy Linda Galperin J. Thomas Gehman A Education Engineerin Yo English Electrical Engineering Joe Geiger Judith F. Gelb Laurette Georga Paul J. George Shirley Gerhart Arts Science Arts Science Arts Science Business 8 Economics Education Economics Sociology Music Education Business Administration Elementary Education 202 Cassandra H. Gerken Arte Science English William L. Gerow, Jr Linda A. Getz Elaine R. Gibson Arts 4 Sclence Education Arts A Science History Physical Education History John H. Gil Ann R. Gladfelter Susan K. Glassman Business 4 Economics Homa Economics Home Economics Accounting Textiles A Clothing Textiles Clothing Eric Glaubitz Kathlean A. Glenn Elizabeth A. Goddin Barbara G. Goldsworthy Engineering Education Education Education MechanicaliAerospace Elementary Education Elementary Education Elemantary Education Engineering 233 John J. Kramer, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. of Electrical Engineering l think that the University of Delaware, to a great extent because ot its resources and location, has the potential of becoming an outstanding University. To achieve this position we must wisely make use of our resources. As a second requirement, it is important that all members of the University communityadministration, faculty, and studentsact in a responsible fashion in exercising their rights. Unfortunately, today we hear so much concern voiced about rights, but so little about the responsibilities that these rights dictate. Carocline M. Golt Home Economics Genaeral Home Economics Donald W. Goodwin Bryan J. Gordon Arts Science Arts i Science Biology Political Science Douglas Goodale Mary D, Gorden Elementary Education Frances Goodman Education Elementary Education Earle K. Gould Enginearing MechanicallAerospace Engineering 294 John Grabowski Enginaaring Chemical Engineering Harriett Graham Home Economics Home Economics Education Holly Gravatt Hame Economics Home Economics Education Michael P. Green Arlzs 8 Science Physics 295 Jerry F, Graham Business Economics Accounting Bart Graen Arts Science Psychology Joseph V. Gregg Enginearing Chemical Engineering Carol J. Grant Home Economics Home Economics Education Carol A. Grean Homea Economics Food 8 MNutrition Janet Green Home Economics Child Development Lana Green Arts 8 Science French l think the 1970's will be a time of test: can the oratory of protest be made to determine individual conduct? Can each of us govern himself, in that obedience to the unenforceable law which Moulton called necessary for a society to be truly civilized? F. L. Smith, Ph.D. Prof. of Psychology Antoinette Gregory Arts Science HistoryfPolitical Sclence John C. Grier, 111 Ranald E, Grimm Enginearing Engineering Chemical Enginearing Enginearing i et b Carolyn L. Groo Carcl Gruber Linda A, Guppy Linda A. Haas Home Economics Ars 8 Science Home Economics Arts Sclence Home Economics Sociology Homa Economics Art Education Education 296 Mancy B. Hallsted Education Physical Education 297 Steven Haley Agriculture Agriculture Business Management Eleanor E. Hamilton Home Economics Child Development John F, Hagee, Jr. Business 8 Economics Proeduction Management Vv Judith Haislett Arts Science Spanish Alan 5. Hall Enginearing Civil Enginaaring Brian P. Haley Engineering Chemical Engineering Leonard W, Hall Enginearing MechanicallAerospace Enginearing John Hammond Arts Science Chemistry William H, Hall Arts Science International Relations Anne Hampton Arts Science Art History Wilfred A. Pembertion, Ph.D Counseling Psychologist The best teaching and learning occur when students and teachers walk, talk, and laugh easily together. Sandra H. Hancock Mursing Mursing Keith A. Handling Russell R. Hann Thomas M. Hannan Education Agriculture Business Economics Physical Education Ornamental Horticulture Business Administration Raymond M, Harbeson, Joan C. Harrington MWancy Harshman Jr. Education Mursing Engineering Elementary Education Mursing Civil Engineering 298 Dolores K. Hartley Business Economics Business Administration!Marketing Mancy Hartlove Joanna Harton Christine A. Harvie Homea Economics Home Economics Education Textiles 4 Clothing Child Development Elementary Education A Claude A, Hastings Jamas F. Hatch Cynthia M. Hatcher Engineering Arts Science Business 4 Economics Electrical Engineering Biology Economics David Halcher William P. Haughey, Jr. Brian W. Haws Susan A. Haydock Business Economics Business 4 Economics Business Economics Arts Science Economics Business Administration Accounting Biology 299 Mary Jo Heaps Home Economics Hame Economics Deirdre L. Hearn Home Economics Food 8 Mutrition My hope is for a better college preparatory program. The student will come to the University with his academic preferences already uncovered and fairly well developed. His general knowledge will be sufficient to exempt him from what we now call 'freshman courses, thus permitting him time to concentrate in two major fields. David L. Stixrude, Ph.D. Asst, Prof. of Languages and Literature Linda C. Hayes Alan C, Hayman Paul L. Neal Home Economics Arts 8 Science Business Economics Food Mutrition Chemistry Businass AdministrationMarketing James D. Hedges Steven R, Heitnen John Heitzenroder Agriculture Arts 8 Science Agriculture Animal Science History Agricullural Economics 300 Dorothy Helm Arts 8 Science Mathematics Barbara-Lynne T. William J, Hepbron Cynda Lou Herbold Hendel Engineering Arts Science Business Economics Enginearing Statistics Secretarial Studies Administration Janet E. Herron Edith W. Hill Arts Science Arts 8 Sclence Dramatic Arts Sociology Elizabeth Hill Linda Hirsch Murray Hirschbein Irka L. Hiyniansky Education Arts 8 Science Engineering Education History Sociology MechanicallAerospace Elementary Education Enginearing I believe that the racial problem that we have now will be eased greatly in the '70's with the integration of Negroes in commercials in the television programs that we watch. This will not only benefit the United States but also the University of Delaware. William A. Marshall, SFC Instructor of Military Science Dianne L. Hile Barbara Hoff Peter E. Holden Franci Hollweck Home Economics Mursing Arts Science Arts 4 Science Child Development MNursing i Psychology Mathematics hrrd Piecd William W, Holmes Lyn M, Holton Leonard D. Hook Roberta J. Hopkins Business 4 Economics ducation Enginearin Education Business Administration Business Education Mechanica Elementary Education Enginearing 302 Nancy Horsey Zoe W. Horton Arts Science Education English Business Education Barbara L. Houchin Vicki Houk Pauline E. Howard Home Economics Arts k Science Home Economics Textiles Clothing English Communications Connia M. Howe Antonia Zoe Hrones Daryl Lynn Hudson Eva J. Hudson Thomas R. Hufnal Home Economics Education Education Education Arts 4 Scienca Food 8 Nutrition Business Education Mathematics Elementary Education Biology 303 Byran P. Shurtleff, M. A. Asst. Prol. of Education and Art The artist has the answeras always. Michael V. Hughes Engineering Chemical Engineering Virginia L. Hughes William Humlack Lee T. Hunter Education Business Economics Education Music Accounting Elementary Education Mary L. Hutchison Joseph L. lgnatowski Susan M. Inman Mancy Inslay Education 1 Engineering Arts A Science Education Elementary Education Civil Engineering American Studies Elementary Education Administration 304 Bruce A. Jackson Engineerin Electrical Enginearing Catherine C. Jackson Mursing Mursing Sandra K. Jackson Susan P. Jackson Mark S. Jacobs Herbert W. James Margaret J. Janes Business 4 Economics Mursing Arts 4 Science Buginess 8 Economics Arts Science Business Education MNursing Political Science Accounting Biology EH Bruce E. Jarrell Marilyn P. Jay Ronald Jester Barbara A. Jezl Barry M. Johnson Engineering MNursing Agriculture Arts 4 Science Agriculture Chemical Engineering Mursing Agricultural Engineering Chamistry Agricultural Economics 305 Shien-Biau Woo, Ph.D. Asst, Prol, ol Physics The potential strength of this University, arising from her existing rich endowment and excellent geographical position, is virtually untapped. Cynthia Johnson Eleanor A. Johnson Arts A Science Arts Science Economics Psychology Robert M. Johnson Theodore L. Johnson Arts Sclence Agriculture Cheamistry Harticulture James 3, Johnson James J. Johnston C. Louise Jones Laurel V. Jones Arts Sclence Arts Science Education Arls Science Psychology Chemistry Elementary Education English 306 Cynthia J. Jordan Arts k Science German Mechanized Agriculture Jack F, Joslin Kate T. Joukainen Francis R. Julian Richard J. Jullan Engineering Arts 8 Science Business 4 Economics Agriculture Electrical Engineering Psychology Finance Peter A, Jumars Susan M. Kalb Rhaa H. Karlsson Kenneth L. Kast Janet L. Kaufman Arts Science Mursing Arts Science Arts Science Arts 8 Science Biology Mursing Sociology English English Natalie Keena J. Robert Keiger Education Arts Science Elementary Education Mathematics 307 Joachim G. Elterich, Ph.D Asst. Prof. of Agriculture and Food Economics Education is the key to progress. Linda M. Kelly Arts 4 Science Dramatic Arts E Speach Elaine E. Kelso Carol D. Kemske Jane Kennedy Arts Sclence Education Home Economics International Relations Elementary Education Child Devalopment Barbara H. Kent Joyce Kenyon Georgia L. Kerns Kathleen O. King Thomas P. King Education Home Economics Education Home Economics Agriculture Elementary Education Hame Economics Elementary Education Child Development Agricultural Business Administration 308 G. Randal Kirk Arta 4 Science Biology L. Harvey Kirk Carol L. Klees Engineering Arls k Science Civil Engineering English Carole H. Kling MNeil O. Knarr David M. Knauss Education Business 4 Economics Engineering Elementary Education Business Mechanical f AdministrationManagement Engineering Administration Sandra L. Kneller Lynda L. Kopinke Diane K. Kosek Valarie Kowalski Education Edueation Home Economics Education Elementary Secondary French Food Mutrition Education EducationEnglish 3039 Karen J. Kugel Jogeph A, Kuhn Arts Science Arts Science English Biology Samuel J. Kursh Ronald B. Lacount Enginearing Engineering Mechanical Electrical Engineering Engineering Administration Martha V. Krapf Education Elementary Education Elizabeth K Krattenmaker Arts Science Speach Delma E. Lafferty Arts Sclence Political Science Barbara M. Kriss Griz Science Speech Ira M. Kupferman Business Economics Accounting Joseph E. Lafferty, Jr, Arts Science History 310 Carol A. Laird Education Elementary Education Linda C. Lankenau Mursing MNursing William F. Laughlin, 11l Agriculture Veterinary Science 311 Certainty is the hob- goblin of little minds. Frank B, Dilley, Ph.D. Chairman of Philosophy Christine E. LaMacchia Arts Science Franch Walter R. Lapinsky Arts Science Mathematics Mauri Lappinen Enginearing Chemical Engineering Kenneth D. Lawrencea Ruth E. Layton Joan B. Lear Linda L. Lecates Arts 8 Science Education Nursing Arts 4 Science Statistics 4 Computer Elementary Education MNursing Biology Science Barbara L. Lesech Nursing Nursing Trina Sue Leed William H. Leedam Leslie K. Levina Batty M. Lewis Arts Science Arls Science Arts Science Education Mathematics Histary History Elementary Education Helena Lightel Stuart H. Ligon A. Jeffrey Lincoln Margaret M. Lindsay Simon P. Lipstein Education Agriculture Arts 8 Science Education Arts 8 Science Elementary Education Animal Science Philosophy Elementary Education History Maata Littrall Mary Anne Liewellyn Arts Science Arts Science English Latin 312 David P. Bellamy, Ph.D. Aszsl. Prof. of Mathematics In spite of events which cast doubt on this view, the university is supposed to be a place where complete freedom of expression and inquiry prevails. I hope students can somehow remember it as such. Dona L. Logan Education Elementary Education Hildegarde E. Long Aris Science Sociology William W. Lord Arts 4 Science Drama Christy M. Ludtka Education Garman 313 Robert F. Lucia Arts 8 Science Political Science David P. Lutz Barbara J. Lynch Arts Science Arts Science Music Mathamatics Raymond E. Lynch Engineering Civil Engineering Janet 5. McCloud Richard McCluskey Arts 4 Science Engineering Frenchfinternational Chemical Enginearing Ralations o Liane B. McDowell Education Elementary Education Richard G. McHugh, Jr. Arts Science Mathematics Charles L. McAllister Engineering Meachanical Engineering Catherine A. MoCaughan Education Elementary Education Bruce A. McCrodden Enginearing Civil Engineering Christine M, McDermott Arts Science History 4 Norman E. McLaod Engineerin Chemical , Fred M. McKee Engineering Clvil Engineearing Carol MacLean Education Elementary Education ngineenng 314 Cathy McNulty Arts Science English Judith McWey Education Music Deborah A. Maholchic Arts Science American Studies 315 David L. Morton, Ph.D. Asst, Prof, of Philosophy I have the hope that our attention will begin to be directed toward the only aim that I believe worthwhile: the improvement of the quality of individual human life. To me, this means most of all a better understanding of what it is to grow and to learn. That's why I'm a teacher. Moreen B. Magargal John A. Mahler, Jr. Business Economics Enginaarin - Secretarial Studies Chemical Enginsaring Angela C. Malanga Roger K. Malcolmson Education Arts Science Business Education Statistics 8 Computer Science Arthur J. Malestein Arns Science History Earl N. Marcotte Education Mathematics Mary L. Mancini Arts Science Psychology Larry C. Markum Arts 8 Science Psychology Linda L. Malm Education Elementary Education Laura L. Mangano Home Economics Hame Economics Education Carol J. Martin Education Elementary Education Mark J. Maloney Business Economics Business Administration Sandra A. Martoralli Arts 8 Science English Laurence A. Manlove Business 4 Economics Business Administration George E. Martz :rt.-. 5 Science rt 316 Rosemarie K. Mason Arts Science History Pamela 5. Meek Arls B Science Mathematics 317 state of nature, will continue to Life in the army, as in the be mean, nasty, brutish, and short. Wayland M, Hubbart, M.A. Instructor of Mathematics William A. Matarese, Jr, Robin O, Mattison Richard E. May Business 4 Economics Arts 8 Science Arts 8 Science Business Administration French Geography Donna L. Melrath Jonna Meinersmann Helen Melvin Education Arts Science Education Mathematics Biology Elementary Education Jane Menard Arts Science Biology V. James Mercante Donna H. Merricks Barbara A. Meyer Arts Science Education Home Economics Mathematics English Taxtiles 4 Clothing Patricia A. Meyer Carol A. Miglnicki Home Economics Mursing Food 8 Nutrition MNursing Earl Mikolitch Florenca 5. Milden Albert A. Miller, 111 David L. Miller Education Home Economics Arls Science Arts Science Physical Education Textiles E Clothing Political Science Biology 318 l guess most of us are waiting for peace. Willard E. Baxter, Ph.D. Protessor of Mathematics Manuel R. Millor Joanne M. Miro Donald M. Mitchell Arts 4 Science Arts Sclence Arts Science International Relations History Chemistry A Susan P. Mitchell Thomas E. Mitchell John F. Mlynarczyk Terry Moan Joanna E. Monaghan Arts 8 Science Agriculture Arts Science Arts 4 Science Education Russianinternational Entomology Biology ChamistryPsychology Physical Education Relations 319 Gilbart H. Moore, I1 Business Economics Finance Robert K. Moare, I Sharon A. Moore George A. Moran Agriculture Education EnginearingBusiness Harticulture English Elactrical Engineering Administration Ronald E. Morgan Carol P. Morris Kenneth G. Morris, Jr, Arts E Science Arts Sclence Agriculture Statistics 8 Compuler History Animal Poultry Science Science William H. Morrow Chris Morton Dona Morton Edward A. Mulrooney, Engineering Engineerin Education mn Chemical Engineering Elactrical Engineering Elemantary Education Education History 320 Marvin Keenze, Part-time Instructor, Voice, Music Perhaps with some voice training the students would find it easier to make themselves heard. Kathleen A, Murray Arts Science Franch Ted E. Muterspaw Kathleen A. Mycock Randee C. Myers Aris Science Arts 8 Scienca Home Economics Graphic Design History Textiles 4 Clothing Jane L. Nash Drew Mayman Patricla Mazemetz Ars 8 Science Business 4 Economics Education English Business Administration Elemeantary Education 321 Barbara Jo Neil Home Economics Textiles Clothing Stevan 5. Neilson Bonnie K. Nelson Arts Science Arts Science Dramatic Aris Political Science Richard Neumann Linda J. Nertney Janet L. Neville David L. Neylan Agriculture Arts Science Education Arts Science Horticulture Amaerican Studies Elementary Education Chemistry Cynthia L. Nice Martha 5. Nichols William S. Nickerson Barbara L. Nielsen Education Arts Science Education Education EnglishPsychology Sociology English Physical Education 322 Our country will see significant changes in the way man relates to man. Within this framework, many of the critical issues of the '60'ssocial, educational, political and economicalwill approach resolution for the benefit of all Americans. Ralph L. Duke, Ed.D Frof. of Education Diane Morthwood Education Elementary Education Robert Novotny Robert A. Nowaczyk Agriculture Business 8 Economics Agricultural Businass Business Administration Management Linda Nowland Enagide Nwaiku James L. O'Connor Kathlean M. O'Donnell General Studies Agriculture Business Economics Home Economics Secretarial Studies Agricultural Economics Business Administration Child Development i 323 Thomas OQ'Hara Joseph 5. O'Keale Arts Science Arts Science Ecanomics History Kenneth G. Olcott George Olaosegba Gundrun Olafson Arts Science Agriculture Education gtq.lisiics 4 Computer Agriculture Economics Elementary Education cience Danald Olsen Patricia Omphlett Engineering Education MechanicallAarospace Elementary Education Engineering Suzanne Osinski Winifred 5. Ostendori Mary Jane Otteni Asta E. Overkamp Arts Science Mursing Education Arts Science Psychology Mursing Elementary Education EnglishiHistory 324 Russell Remage, Jr., Ph.D. Chairman and Professor of Mathematics In 20 years it won't matter all that much. Charles F. Oyler Engineering Civil Engineering Francis F, Pacinalli Jana Palmer Charles R. Pancoast Agriculture Mursing Business Economics Agriculture Engineering Nursing Accounting Gail Ann Parassio Pam Parker Marcy Parman Education Arts Science Arts Science Elementary Education Biology Spanish 325 Mary Ann Patrick Education Mathematics Barbara D. Paul Home Economics Textilas 8 Clothing Glenn R. Paulsen Arts Science History Deborah J. Paruszewski Arts Science Dramatic Arts Darlene E. Patterson Education Business Education Themas P, Pearson Engineearing Electrical Engineering Melinda B. Parsons Arts 8 Science Commercial Art Thomas C. Parvis Charles Pass Ars Science Business Economics Chemistry Accounting Robert W. Patton Agriculture Entomology Patricia A. Peebles Business 4 Economics Marketing 326 tT ?ug:.l- a Michael R. Samueils, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering I only hope the students know more after my courses than before, and that 1 am in some way responsible for this. Teresa L. Pegelow Joseph G. Peliz Education . Arts E Science Iy Elementary Education Psychology ' Mary L. Parry Barbara E. Peterson Susan L. Petrone Harry M. Payser Jaret L, Pfaft Education Arts Science Arts 4 Science Education Home Economics Art Education EconomicsPsychology Spanish English Child Development 327 Barbara Plefler Clare Plizenmaler Arts Science Arts Science Sociology Economics F. William Pfordt Jean Phelps Stephen A. Phillips Evelyn Piaskowski Ginny Pierson Business 4 Economics Home Economics Arts Science Arts 4 Science Education Industrial Relations Textiles Clothing American Studies Medical Technology Elementary Education Donald E. Pietras Charles F. Pinto Aobert E. Pitts Arts Science Business Economics Agriculture Paolitical Science Business Veterinary Science AdministrationFinance Linda C. Pivowar J. Delton Plank Education : Arts Science Elementary Education History 328 Barbara J. Pletcher Arts Science History Judith A. Pocalyko Arts 8 Science Biology Virginia Poole Nursing Mursing 329 Robaert M. Nielsen, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Power is passing to the youth of this university and the world. The present established members of society use evasion, dishonesty, bribery, blackmail, and brutality as the instruments of leadership. If the young follow their example we will be faced with a tyranny of the young in the next decade. William L. Poe Arts E Science Mathematics Richard Posay Robert L. Poskitt Arts Science Education Spanish General Science Robert Poulson Irana F. Pratt Aris Science Arts Sclence English Art Milt Prettyman Carole A. Price Arts Sclence Arts B Science International Relations Mathematics Cynthia P. Primo Marianne Procak Kathlean A, Prucino Arts Science Education Education English Elementary Education Elementary Education David M. Pugh Arthur P. Pumpian Robert A. Purvis Ronald A. Putt Spencer J, Qualls Arts Science Arts Science Arns 4 Science Enginaaring Engineering English History Physics Chemical Enginearing Electrical Engineering 330 We will more effectively deal with our problems because we have finally begun to define them in their proper magnitude. The question is whether we are willing to commit ourselves and our resources to reach solutions. C. Harold Brown, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. ol Sociology An Gilbert R. Quillen Catherine H. Quinlan Dennis Quinn Engineering Aris Science Arts 8 Science Elactrical Engineering Sociology Mathematics Gerald J. Quinn Robert Rafal Marjorie A. Rahn Agriculture Arts Science Nursing Horticulture Biology Nursing 321 Barbara L. Ralph Education ; Physical Education Douglas Randolph Joanne G. Rash Steven B. Rash Arts Science Arts Sclence Business 4 Economics History Sociology Business AdministrationFinance Charmian A. Raught Susan Rawstrom Dana Read Pamela L. Reeser William J. Regenauer Arts Science Mursing Arts 8 Science Home Economics Buginess 4 Economics Medical Technology Mursing Political Science Textiles Clothing Accounting Patricia Reik Rita A. Reimer John P, Renzetti Education Arts Science Business 4 Economics Elementary Education Political Science Business Administration 332 l expect the University of Delaware to continue to grow in reputation as a graduate school but also to remain a strong undergraduate school with close ties between the faculty and students. We, therefore, will not become one of the research factory-type institutions. Wallace H. McCurdy, Jr., Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry James H. Richards Janelle M. Richards Arts Science Arts Science History Spanish John R. Richwine Robert E. Ries John 5. RAlley Bruce Ripken Arts Science Business Economics Arts Science Arts Science Chemistry Business Administration History Mathematics 333 Arthur W. Ritchie Business 4 Economics Business Administration William E. Robarson Pamela R. Roberts Business Economics Home Economics Business Administration Child Development Sindy Roberts William Q. Robinson Carolyn J, Roblou Jeanne Robson Business Economics Engineerin Education Education Secretarial Studies Electrical Engineering Elementary Education Mathematics James R. Rogers Donita D. Rohr Judith A, Rollings Anthony Romano James A. Romberger Business Arts Science Arts Science Arts Science Education Business Administration English Statistics Computer Psychology Physical Education Science 334 Charles C. Roop Engineerin Elactrical Engineering MaryLou Root Home Economics Textiles Glothing 335 I think the younger generation is going to be more cognizant of world affairs and contribute to the well- being of our society. Carolyn A. Thoroughgood, Ph.D. Asst. Prof, of Home Economics Alexandear J, Rose Gerald P. Rosenstock Business 8 Economics Engineering Business Mechanical Administration Engineering Marketing Administration Sandra L. Ross Arts Sclance Sociclogy Brian K. Roth Arts Science Histary Aobert J. Rouse William L. Rovin Agricultura Business Economics Agriculture Business Finance Management James W. Roy John D. Rudolph Patrick S. Ruffin Sandra A. Ruthawski Business Economics Engineering Arts Science Arts Science Business Administration Chemical Enginearing German English Susan S. Ruyter Vera Rybachak Vic Sadot Helena Sandal Claire A. Sandbach Arts B Science Education Arts 8 Science Arts Science Education English Elementary Education Political Science French Elementary Education Judy G. Sanders Jaffray A. Sands Arts Science Arts Science Political Science Physics 336 Rapid advances in technology have triggered a social revolution which is threatening the historic values of individuality and liberty. During the next decade the nation must seek solutions to the dislocations created by strides in industry, communications, agriculture, medicine, education, and other expanding fields. Present inequities and pressures toward conformity must be resolved and the right of dissent preserved without creating chaos which would result in the destruction of curbs on man's baser motivations. James M. Merrill, Ph.D. Professor of History AB B0 0rf P Mary Ann Santak Lois J. Sartin Arts Science Arts A Science Medical Technology English William G. Saulsbury Cynthia A. Scarborough James M. Scarborough Business Economics Education Enginearing Accounting English MechanicallAerospace Engineering 337 Jacqueline Schlickenmaier Home Economics Textiles Clothing Lauren K. Schmick Susan D. Schmick Thomas J. Schmidt Robert Schmitt Home Economics Arts Science Arts Science Engineering Textiles Clothing Psychology Biology Electrical Engineering Administration Linda M. Scholl Maralyn Schreiber Elliot Schreiber Home Economics Education Arts Science Child Development Physical Education Paolitical Science Rolfe E. Schroadar Lillian Schultz Charles E. Schwartz Carol Scrutchfield Kennaeth M. Seidman Arts 8 Science Arts Science Arts Science Education Business Economics Political Science Psychalogy Political Science Physical Education Business Administration 3338 The student will be confronted with a choice of two types of higher education. He may want to stay in an institution of training or he may want to go to a university of learning where he can develop his intellect. The type of students who come to the University of Delaware may very well determine whether this is an institution of training or an institution of learning. Paul Dolan, Ph.D. Prof. of Political Science L. Stewart Shaner Arts Science English Michael R. Shapiro Morton C. Shapiro David F. Shaw Leslie H. Shaeckman Arts Science Business Economics Engineering Arts Science International Relations Accounting Civil Enginaaring Mathematics 339 Bruce Sheiker Kathieen A. Sherwin Education Education Physical Education Social Science George Shirmer Marian M. Shivery Robert H. Shrouds Lynn M. Shuman Business Economics Business 4 Economics Business Economics Home Economics Economics Business Accounting Food 4 Nutrition AdministrationFinance Linda J, Shupe Anne Lynn Simpson Gary Simpson Business Economics Business Economics Agriculture Accounting Economics Animal Seience II llena F. Sinclair Roy J. Siple Laurence E. Sirman Janelle Sloan Arts 8 Science Arts 8 Science Arts 8 Science Arts 4 Science Dramatic Arts Chemistry Biology Biology Speach 340 You cannot either make or teach history innocently. Staphen Lukashevich, Ph.D. Assoc, Prof. of History Stephen M. Sloan Eugene F. Smiartka Ann Smith Earl R. Smith Francis J. Smith Enginearing Business Economics Arts Science Enginearing Agriculture Chemical Engineering Business Administration gtatistics 4 Computer Civil Engingering Agronomy cience 341 Francis T. Smith Education Physical Education Gayla Smith Education French Jnseph W. Smithmyer Enginearin Electrical Engineering Thomas E. Smolka Agriculture Agricultural Economics Elliott H. Snyder Arts Science Chemistry Leila A. Smith s Arts Science ol P English f ;,j A Lowell K. Smith Pamela L. Smith Susan J. Smith Engineerin Arts Science MNursing Elecirical Engineering Art Education Mursing Oliver Snowden Engineering Civil Engineering Elizabeth G. Snyder Arts Science Chemistry Ritchie A. Snyder Martha R. Spangler EngineqrinF Arts Science Arts Science MechanicallAerospace English Chamistry Enginearing Pagay S. Spangler 342 Linda J, Spare Home Economics Home Economics Education Annette Spicknall Arts B Science Medical Technology 343 James R. Spear Arts Science MathematicsPhysics Dennis Spiller Aris 4 Science Biology Robert H. Wood, Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry Never look for a gift in the mouth of a horse. Gregory E. Stambaugh Arts Science Political Science Richard D. Stearns Paul F. Stecher Steven R. Stegner Engineering Engineering Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Frederick J. Steier Mathematics Nancy L. Stevenson Arts Science Richard F. Stewart Business 8 Economics Spanish Business Administration ; Suzanne K. Steinmetz Arts k Science Education Aris 8 Science Elementary Education Robert G. Stier Arts 4 Science Mursing PhilosophyPsychology MNursing Elizabeth C. Stanford Arts A Science English Deborah A. Stehley Arts Science Statistics Computer Science Ray A. Stevens Business 4 Economics Business Administration Edward L. Stephan Paolitical Science Susan M. Stillman 344 No, I haven't seen Dr. McCurdy! Carl A. vonFrankanberg, Ph.D Assl. Prof. of Chemistry Paul G. Stitik Arts Sclence Mathematics David A. Stockwell Edward Stolker Frederic 5. Stonesifer Agriculture Arts Science Artz 8 Science Agricultural Economics Speech Political Science 345 Susan E. Stork Richard Stouffer Business Economics Arts Science Secretarial Studies Physics Frederic S. Staw, Il Gerald H. Street Alex V. Streltzov Business Economics Arts Science Education . Business Administration History Physical Education Samuel S. Strobert John K. Sullivan Robert J. Taggart Irene H. Talley 1. i 4 Engineering Education Agriculture Home Economics k Chemical Engineering Physical Education Harticulture Education : Wb ' .; I. 4 John H. Talley Pamela Tartaglia David A. Tatman Phillip R. Tatnall, Jr. Barry R. Taylor Arts B Science Education Business Economics Arts 8 Science Engineerin Geology Elementary Education Business Administration BiologyPsychology Chemical Engineering 346 l expect both the University of Delaware and the United States to improve if human values are not submerged in either self-interest or administrative bureaucracy. Bigelow P. Cushman, Ph.D. Prof. of English David M. Taylor Patricia J. Taylor Aobert 5. Taylor Sara J. Taylor Education Arts Science Business 4 Economics Education Social Science Mathematics Business Administration Elementary Education 347 Linda L. Tati Patricia M. Teti Maureen Thackrey Arts Science Arts Science Education Biology Mathematics Mathematics William L. Theis Carolyn Thomas Kennath A. Thomas, Jr J y Education Hame Ecanomics Arts Science ol Physical Education Home Economics Chamistry Louise Thomas Marilyn M. Thomas Timothy A. Timmons Lorayne C. Titter Home Economics Arts Science Arts 4 Science Education Child Development Enaglish Amaerican Studies Elementary Education Sharon .J. Tollett Beth Q. Tonnessen Peggy Toomey Jean F. Tordella Education . Arts 4 Science Arts 4 Science Education Physical Education Music Education Commercial Art Physical Education 348 Mary D. Townsend Arts 8 Science History Alan 5. Trench John H. Trost Arts k Science Engineering Political Science Chemical Engineering Robert E. Troxell Arts Science English 349 The artist works to create a unified whole. Repetition fortifies a concept; opposition produces a strong, bold harmony-sometimes so harsh that transition is necessary. Balance must be achieved-not formal and static but subtle and dynamic, holding dissimilar elements in equilibrium. Emphasis and subordination must be considered, bringing into focus significant elements. Thus, the artist creates a microcosm of a changing society. Margaret P. Allen, M.F.A, Asst. Prof. of Art William D. Trumbower Stanley J. Trzonkowski, Kenneth W. Turoczy Business Economics Jr. Business Economics Business Administration Engineering Marketing Research Chemical Engineering Robart E. Tuttle, Jr. Carol A, Tylecki David A. Uhrmann Engineerin Arts Science Arts Science Electrical Engineering English Psyehology Robert C. Underwood MNorman B. Unruh Ronald L. VanGorder Karan L. VanHook Martin T. Van Horn Agriculture Business 4 Economics Business 4 Economics Arts Science Arts Science Agriculture Economics Business Administration Accounting English Sociology Rosanna VanVeen Kostantin Vasilyadis Caralyn 8. Veen Michaal L. Veen Business 8 Economics Enginearing Arts Science Business 4 Economics Secretarial Studies Aerospace Engineering French Accounting 350 Arthur E. Hoerl, M.A, Agsoc, Prof. of Statistics Computer Science The probability of one bomb being on an airplane is one in a million. The probability of two bombs is one in a trillion. I always carry a bomb when fly. Patricia A. Veen Business Economics Secretarial Studies Deborah A. Ventresca Nancy E. Vernon Business Economics Education Secretarial Studies Elementary Education 351 Ruth A. Voshell Susan J. Vroman Home Economics Arts Science Education Sociology Judith L. Wagner Lina K. Walker Mark J. Walker Frederick L. Wall, 1l Norman H. Wallace Education Home Economics Arts Science Arts Science Business Economics Elementary Education Education Chemistry Spanish Business Administration L5 Aobert 5. Wallace .V Ronald H. Walsh Sue G. Walter Engineering V. Enginearing Education Chemical Engineearing o Electrical Engineering rt John M. Walters Janet Ward Kenneth D. Warner Elizabeth A. Warren Myra Warrington Business 4 Economics Education Arts Science Arts Science Education Accounting Business Education Music Education French Business 352 The 1970's will see greater contributions from this University to society because of the University community's look to the future, awareness of tomorrow's needs, and cooperation of individuals interested in promoting a contemporary solution to the needs of the time. Ann Sloan, M.S, Asst. Prof. of Home Economics Harold D, Washington Joan C, Way Janet E, Weaving Enginearin Education Homa Economics Electrical Engineering Elementary Education Child Development Ja23 Mary E. Webb Home Economics Textiles Clothing Thomas D, Weikel Engineering Enginearing Administration Steven Welkos Arts Science International Relations Thomas V. Wheat Education Physical Education William L. Weil Engineering Electrical Enginearing Harry W. Werner Agriculture Pre-veterinary Phyllis Whitaker Arts 4 Sclence Franch Patricia R. Waber Education Elementary Education David E. Weingard Engineering Mechanical Enginearing Donald E. West Business Economics Business Administration Andrea N. White Hame Economics Home Economics Education i Frederick A. Weahla Business 8 Economics Marketing Frank E. Welch Agriculture Agronomy James 5. West Education Physical Education Charles C. White Christiane R, White Business 4 Economics Arts Sclence Business Chemistry Administration Markeating 354 l believe that the university will strengthen programs in the humanities, emphasize teaching over research, and actively encourage student participation in areas presently reserved for faculty and administration. Thomas L. Erskine, M.A. Asst. Prof. of English Sandra L. White Arts Science Biology Virginia C. White Education Elementary Education 355 Gregg 5. Whiteside Arts Science English Beverly A. Wiebe Home Economics Home Economics Education Patricia L. Williams Education Mathematics Marjorie A. Wisor Education Elamentary Education Patricia F. Whittaker Linda J. Whittington Education Business 4 Economics Art Education Secretarial Studies David R. Wiley Ave Williams Lae C. Williams, Jr, Enginearing Arts Science Agriculture Civil Enginearing English Animal Science Mickie Wilson Richard L. Wilsan Thomas K. Wilson Nursing Enginaering Engineering Mursing Mechanicaliderospace Electrical Engineering Engineering Edwin L. Wisseman Richard P. Wissing James S, Witkoskie Grace E. Witmeyer Engineering Arts Science Business 4 Economics Arts Science Mechanical Mathamatics Accounting Saciology Engineering 356 Miriam 5, Shana, M.5. Asst. Prof. of Biology I would hope that our department's greatest accomplishments will be in the area of graduate research. These programs will be where we will see tremendous contributions toward the solving of future environmental problems. Ericka A. Witnauer Sharrill D. Witt Aris Science Education Mathematics Elementary Education L Cynthia M. Woernar Arls Science Art History Anthony S. Wolanski Arts A iance Mathematics Robert J. Wright Engineering Chemical Enginesering Wanda M, Young Business Economics Secretarial Studies Robert M. Woerner Janat N. Woghiren Arts Science Home Economics Biology Child Development Leon B. Wolf Engineering Chemical Engineering Annette L. Wuerfial Elizabeth H. Wyks Mursing Education Mursing Elementary Education L Annette F. Zavishlock Education Social Studies Joseph Zaremba Business 4 Economics Business Administration Robert 5. Wojewodzki Enginearing Chemical Engineering Cynthia L. Wood Dennis F. Wootten Arls Science Arts Science American Studies History Randolph 5. Young, I Arts 8 Science International Relations MNancy Zibutski Education Spanish 358 Students will be given a greater voice, and if they use it responsibly, they can make a significant contribution to the improvement of the University. Albert E. Livingston, Ph.D. Asst, Prof. of Mathematics Jelirey M. Ziemer Business Economics Finance John S, Zubrin Business Economics Business Administration 359 K T - o Ln:bx'ihj-x' . i;v'h'?':- Nl Oy ST e Y4 '0'.?.. '1? : R STAHLH HONORARIES First Row: Lewis P. Kilsey, Advisor; Stewart Ligon, Treas- urer, William Boytim, President; Joseph DeMesse, Jr., Vice ALPHA ZETA President; Walter Hopkins, Historian; Dr. D. F. Crossan, Ad- visor. Second Row: George Olacsegba, Bob Moore, John AGHICU LTUHAL HONOH SOCIETY Hastings, Gary Simpson, Mark Lacey, Ralph Alls, Ed Ruwet, Enegide Nwalku, Robert Pitts. Third Row: Richard Perry, Ron Osbourn, Robin Crossan, Chris Huhn, Ross Fischer, Byron Hauck, Bob Rouse. 361 BETA BETA BETA BIOLOGICAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Carol Dickinson, Susan Haydock, President: Thomas Schmidt. Second Row: Thomas Hufnal, Robert Pitts. First Row: Toni Funk, Anne Llewellyn, Second Bow: Anthony Leach, Advisor: Ann-Marie Hill, Louis Baer. ETA SIGMA PHI CLASSICAL HONOR SOCIETY ETA KAPPA NU ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY First Bow: James Irvine, William Weil, John Gehman, Robert Bo- janek. Second Aow: Charles Roop, Steven Danyluk. Lowell Smith, Christine Day. Third Row: Ronald Baker, William Robinson, J. DeBolt, Chris Morton, Ronald LaCount. 363 First Row: Patricia Reik, President, Jane Dobrzynski, Secre- tary, Ellen Bretz, Treasurer, Georgia Kerns, E. Carman, KAPPA DELTA PI Alice Atkinson, Vice President, Gail Parassio, Judith Wagner. Second Row: Gale Anderson, Georgia Curran, EDUCATEDNAL HONDH SOC'ETY Andrea White, Wanda Bason, J. Richards, Dorothy Allen. 364 First Row: Emily Fisher, Christine White, Nancy Burke, Carol MOHTAH BOARD Price. Second Row: Annotte Spicknall, Dee Lafferty, Terri Cornwell, Barbara Houchin, Gail Parassio, Phyllis Chicano. SENIOH WOMEN!S HONOH SOCIETY AT 1N .h.lll A A b e e 365 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA MEN'S HONOR SOCIETY George Chamberlain, David Bent, Bruce Jarrell, Glenn Paul- sen, First Row: Carol Grant, -Beverly Wiebe, Presideni; Teresa Dunlap. Second Row: .J. Ptaff, C.Groo. OMICRON NU HOME ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY 366 v i Firsf Row: Christy Ludtke, Susan Mitchell, Louis Baer, PHI KAPPA PHI Spotewood Foster, Frances Hollweck. Second Row: Gail Parassio, James Richards, Robert Purvis, William Robinson, Bruce Jarrell, Joseph Kuhn. LIBEHAL AHTS HONOH SOC'ETY PHI SIGMA EPSILON FOOD DISTRIBUTION HONOR SOCIETY First Row: David Dobraniecki, Gerald Hocker, John Bonvetti, Charles Genuardi, Cashar Evans. Second Row: Bob Marvin, Darrell Steele, Steven Barlow, Thomas King. 367 PSI CHI PSYCHOLOGY HONOR SOCIETY Kate Joukainen, Susan Schmick First Aow. David Bent, Maj. C. W. Raymond, Facully Advisor. Second Row: Barry Polsky, Thomas Mitchell, Richard Hayford. SCABBARD AND BLADE MILITARY HONOR SOCIETY SIGMA Pl SIGMA PHYSICS HONOR SOCIETY Left to Right: Richard Stouffer, Francie Delong, Matthew Delong, Robert Purvis, Walter Lapinsky. Bruce Jarrell, Ronald Grimm, President; Mauri Lappinen, TAU BETA PI ENGINEERING HONOR SOCIETY 369 JAMES T. ABBOTT School-Agriculture Major-Agriculture Business Management Diorm Council GARY W. ABER SchoolBusiness Econemics MajerBusiness Administration Finance Debate Soceety, Vice-President and Treasurer; S.GA.; Intornational Rela- tlTs Society, President: WHEN; LAWRENCE A, ADAMS SchoolAris 4 Sciences MajorPsychology LINDA S ADAMS SchoolEducation MajorElementary Education Dean's List; Dorm Council, Secretary; Judicial Board: Social Chairman: Playbill KASIA W. AIST SehoolArts Science MajorBinlogy Commulers Association, 4-H Club, Student Religious Liberals CAROLE C. ALBONE SchoolEducation MajorElementary Education Dorm Council, Floor Advisor; D.5MN.EA, DOROTHY 1. 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Scuba Fntramurals SUSAN E, STORK eliing, SchoolBusiness Economics MajorSeeretarial Stucdies Playball RICHARD STOUFFER SchoolArts Scienga Major-Physics Sigma Pi Sigma, rals FREDERICK STOW M.EHA, Intramu SchoolBusiness Economics Major-Business Administration Pi Kappa Alpha, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Active Young Re publicans GERALD I. STREET SchoolArts 4 Science MajorEnglish HRHA, Intramusals, Dorm Council, President ALEXAMDER V. STRELTZOV School-Education MajorPhysical Education Kappa Alpha, Varsity Baseball, Varsit Football Manager, Intramural Council, SGA, President Senator Coungil SAMUEL STROBERT SchoolEngmneanng MajorChemical Enginesring Marching Band. Symphonic Band, Al ChE JOHM K. SULLIVAN School-Education MajorPhysical Education Major's Club, Distinguished Military Student ROBERT J. TAGGERT schoolAgricultura MajorHaorticulture Intramurals IRENE H. TALLEY Sl:l.lunla-Humu Economics Dean's List JOHM H. TALLEY SehoolArts Science MajorGeaalogy Dean's List LEQ TAMMI SchoslAgriculture MajorAgriculiural Economy 3.5, 4-H Club PAMELA TARTAGLIA SchoolEducation MajorElementary Education D.5MN.EA. PHILLIF TATHALL School-Arts Science MajorPsychology Biol Bata Beta Beta, U.5 Mi II-EIrj' History Award DAVID M. TAYLOR 24 Wakefield Dr, MNewark, Del. SchoolEducation MajorSocial Sciencs Bailing Club, Scabbard Blade PATRICIA TAYLOR SchoolArts Science MajorMathematics Playhkill, Dean's List ROBERT S TAYLOR SchoolBusiness Economics MajorBusinass Administration Marketing Delta Taw Delta, 5.4 M. SARA TAYLOR Sehool-Education MajorElemeantary Education LINDA TETH SchoolArts E Secience Major-Biology Intramurals FATRICIA TETI SchoolArts Sclence MajorMathemaltics Dorm Activities, Mewman Club MAUREEN THACKREY School-Education MajorMathamatics Garman Club, Outing Club WILLIAM L. THEIS SchoolFducation MajorPhysical Education CAROLYMN THOMAS SchoolHome Economics MajorHoma Economics Concert Choir, Choral Unien, A H. E.A. KEMMETH A THOMAS SchoolArts 8 Science Major-Chemistry Alpha Tau Omega, AC.5. LOUISE THOMAS Schnol-Home Economics MajorChild Development I-I . Daorm Activities HhHIL'I N M. THOMAS School--Arts Science Major-English Dorm Activities, Counselor, S.G.A, Senator; D.SKN.EA. TIMOTHY A J. TIMMONS SchoolArls 4 Science MajorArmerican Studias Class Councill, Jr. LORAYME C. TITTER School-Education MajorElementary Education SHARON TOLLETT SchoolEducation MajorPhysical Education Cheerleader, Dorm Council Chairman BETH D. TONMESSEN Social SchoolArts Science Major-Music Education : Phi Kappa Phi, Concert Chair, Jr. Counselor PEGGY LEE TODOMEY SchoolArts Science Maj i Choral Union JEAN F. TORDELLA SchoolEducation MajorPhysical Education WAA, Playbill, Chorus, Intramurals MARY TOWMNSEND SchoolArts Science MajorHistory W.AA. Treasurer; Playbsll, rals, DS N.EA. ALAN 5 TRENCH Inbranmi- Sl:huul-.lri;s Science MajorPolitical Science JOHN H. TROST SchoolEnginaaring MajorChemical Engineering ROBERT E, TROXELL SchoolArs Science MajarEnglish Dorm Council, President; Dorm Direc tor, Dean's List WILLIAM D. TRUMBOWER SchoolBusiness 4 Economics Major-Business Adminisiration STANLEY 1. TRYONKOWSKI Sar.hn-ul-En?m:elring MajorElectrical Engineering Varsity Baseball, Intramurals JAMES 0. TURMNER School-Arts Science Major Internaticnal Relations Club, Bu:mu politan Club, Varsity Track KEMMETH W, TURDCZY SchoolBusiness Economics Major-Marketing Research AN, Intramurals, e Bowling Tournamant, Dorm Activitios ROBERT E. TUTTLE SchoolEngineering Major-FElactrical Enginesring Phi Kappa Tau, LEEE, CAROL A, TYLECKI SchoolArts L Science MajorEnglish DAVID A, LIHRMAN SchoolArls L Scence Maqtm-?'.: chology Concert i, ean's List, Lutheran Student n.:.-mn:iulic-n PATRICIA G. LUMPHLETT SchoolEducation MajorElemeantary Education D.5.M.EA ROBERT C. UNDERWOOD School-agriculture MajorAgncullural Econamics HORMAN B. UNRUH SchoBusiness 4 Econmomics MajorBusiness Adminisiration Sagrma Mu, LF.C. SAM., Yarsity Golf, Intramurals RONALD VAN GORDER SchoolBusiness Fconomics MajorAccounting Varsity Wrestling KAREM L. VAN HODK SchoolArts Science MajorEnglish thlirm Activities, Playbill, Dorm Coun- i MARTIM VAN HORMN SchoolArts L Science MajorSociology Delaware Christian Phoenix, Dalta Phi Kappa Daita, M.R.H.A, ROSANMNA VAN VEEM Fallowship. Alpha, Alpha SchoolBusiness Economics Major-Secrotanal Studies KOSTA VASILYADIS SchoolEnginaarn Majoraaraspace Engineer Sky Diving. Varsity Bashetbal CAROLYM 5 VEEM SchoolArts Science MajorFrench Dean's List, Franch Club MICHAEL L. VEEN SchoolBusiness Economics MajorAccounting Marching Band, Concert Band, Ac counting Club PATRICIA VEEN SchoolArts Science MajorSecretarial Studies Dean's List. Maticnal Collegiate Asso- ciation of Secretaries DEBORAH VENTRESCA SchoolBusiness Econamics MajorSecretarial Studies Playhill NANCY E, VERNON SchoolEducation MBIOH-EI!mEM::ry Education W.AA., President; AMW.5., Executive Council; D.S.MN.EA., Dorm Activities RUTH AMM VOSHELL SchoolHome Economics MajorHome Ecenomics Education Aguatic Club, W.A A SUSAN J. VROMAN School-Arts Sc-em:e MajorSociolog Sociology tlub Whl Rapresentative, Housae Baard Ch:irman JUDITH L. WAGNER SchoolEducation MajorElementary Education Jr. Counselor, House Judicial Board, D.5M.EA., Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Kappa Phi. Dean's List, Doerm Council, Sec- retary LINA WALKER SchoolHame Economics MajorHome Economics Educatian AHEA, Playbill FREDERICK L. waLL, 11 SchoolArts L Science Major-Spanish Dorm Coungil NORMAN H. WAI LACE School-Business Econamics MajorBusiness Administration SAM., Vice-President; Association for Comipriiler Machinery, Vico-Prosident ROBERT 5. WALLACE SchoolEngineering MajorChemical Engenaering ROMNALD H. WALSH SchoolEngineering MajorElectrical Engineerin M.ERHA, Se:mlar;r. JIr. SHailing Club SUE G. WALTER Enun:alur. Schoal-Education Major-Art Education W.S. Executive Board, Dorm Coun: cil, Prasident 382 JOHN M. WALTERS SchoolBusiness Economics MajorAccounting Dean's List, Accounting Club JANET E. WARD Schoal-Education MajorBusiness Education Dorm Council, Secreta Dorm Activities, Mationa Association of Secretaries KFNMNETH D. WARNER Playhill, Collegiate SchoolArs Science :ajn;l.-nlusg: E:ucasumph sy arching and, ymphonic and, Advanced R.O.T.C, ELIZABETH A. WARREN SchoolArts 4 Science Major-French Modern Dance Club, Vice President; Christian Science Organization, Sacre- tary; Playhill MYRA WARRINGTOMN School-Education MajorBusiness Education W.AA. Representative, Durm Couneil, Playbill, judltlal Board, S.AM. HARDLD D. WASHINGTON SchoolEnginearing MajorElectrical Engingaring Intramurals, Dorm Council JOAN WAY School-Education MajorElementary Education BLUE HEM, Playbill, D.5.MN.EA. Can terbury Association JANET E. WEAVING SchoolHome Economics MajorChild Development AH.E.A. MARY ELLEN WEBB SchoolHome Economics MajorTextiles Clathing AW.S., Cultural Chairman; rals, Playhbill PATRICIA WEBER Intramu School-Education MajorFElementary Education Playbill, Dorm Council FREDERICK A. WEHLE SchoolBusiness Economics MajorMarketlings Sales Concert Choir, Freshman Tennis, Pi Kappa Alpha, 5.A.M. THOMAS WEIKEL SchoolEngineering MajorEngimeering Administration Darm Council WILLIAM L. WEIL SchoolEngineering Majenr-Elaclncal Engineering E.. Jr. Counselor, Dean's List DAVID E. WEINGARD SchoolEngineering MajorMechanical Engineering Administration Delta Tau Dwlta FRANK E. WELCH SchoolAgriculture MajorAgronomy Theta Chi, Intramurals o3B3 STEVEN WELKDS SchoolArns 5c Mumr-lntemallonal Relalmns HARRY W. WERNER SchoplAgriculture MajorWVeterinary Science Theta Chi DOMALD E. WEST School-Business Economics Major-Business Administration Kappa Alpha JAMES 5. WEST SchoolEducation MajorePhysical Education Varsity Track, Major's Club THOMAS V. WHEAT SchoolEducation MajorPhysical Education Sigma Nu PHYLLIS WHITAKER SchoolArts Science MajarFrench AMDREA M. WHITE Schoal-Home Ecomnomics MajorHome Economics Educaton Haarb'ltl. AHEA, DSNEA, Baptist Youth Fellowship, Dorm Activities, aean'a List, Happa Delta P, Omicron u CHARLES C. WHITE SchoolBusiness Economics MajorRBusinass Administration Scabbard Blade, Intramirals, CHRISTINE R, WHITE SchoolArts Science MajorChemistry Mortar Board, A.C.5., Secrefary; Dorm Council, President SANDRA WHITE SchoolArs 4 Science MajarBiology VIRGINIA WHITE SchoolEducation MajorElementary Educalion Choral Union, Dorm Activities GREGG 5. WHITESIDE SchoolArs Science MajorEnglish Intrarmurals, Dean's List PATRICIA WHITTAKER ScheolEducation MajorArt Education Mewman Club LINDA J. WHITTINGTON SchoolBusiness 4 Economics MajorSacretarial Studies Playbill, Dorm Activities BEVERLY WIEEE SchoolHome Econpmics MajorHome Economics Education Omicran Mu, President, Kappa Della Pi DAVID R. WILEY SchoglEnginoering MajorCnil Engineering Sigma Phi Epstlon, ASCE HOPE WILHARTH SchoolMNursing MajorMursing 5H0, Beta Beta Beta AVE WILLIAMS SchoolArs Sclances MajorEnglish Dean's List BEATRICE L. WILLIAMS SehoolEducation MajorMathematics Dorm Council, President; Playbill LEE . WILLIAMS SchoolAgncullura MajorAnimal Science MICKIE WILSON SchoolMNursing MajorMursing SHNOD RICHARD WILSON SchoolEngineering MajorMechanical Aerospace Engineering Varsity Swimming THOMAS K. WILSON SchoolEngineering T'Ill.ilifrF-Elutrital Engineering MARIDORIE ANN WISOR SchoolEducation . MajorElementary Education Modern Dance EDWIN L. WISSEMAMN School- smnnrlngE Majo r-Macha nical Engineering ASNME. RICHARD P. WISSING SchoolArts Science MajorMathematics JAMES 5. WITHOSKIE SchoolBusiness Economics MajorAccoudsbin Lambada Chi Alpha, Intramurals GRACE E. WITMEYER SchoolArts Seience MajorSociology Sociology Club, Delaware Hochey As sociation ERICKA A. WITHAURER SchoolArs 4 Sclonce MajorMathematics Dorm Council. Cultural Playhill SHERRILL D. WITT Schooi-Education MajorElemantary Education L5.M.EA., BLUE HEN, Darm Council. Flaykill DAVID L. WITTLE SchoolAris Science MajorBiology Intramurals CYMNTHIA WOERMER SchonlArts Science MajorArt History Dorm Activities, Gamma Sigma Sigma, Secretary ROBERT M, WOERMER SchoolArts Science Chairman; Mewman Club, MajorBiclogy Beta Beta Beta, Versity Cross Coun- try, Varsity Track JAMNET WOGHIREM SchoolHome Economics MajorChild Development ROBERT 5. WOJIEWODSKI Sd;huol-E'n,glnNring i MajorChemical Engineering Delta Tau Delta, Varsity Track ANTHONY WOLANSKI SchoolArts Science MajorMathematics Dean's List, Freshmen Soccer LEQGN B. WOLF SchoolEngineering MajorChemical Engineering Marching Band, M.R.H.A.. JIr. Counse- lor, Dorm Council, President CYNTHIA L. WOOD SchoolArts Science Major-American Studies DENMNIS F. WODTTEN SchoolArts Sclance MajorHistory Amateur Radio Club, Secretary ROBERT 1. WRIGHT SchoolEngineering MajorChemical Enginaaring Sigma Nuo, Varsity Swimming ANMETTE L. WUERFFEL School-Nursing MajorMursing Darm Council, Class Council Playhill, Student Nurses Organization ELIZABETH H. WYKS SchoolEducation MajorElementary Education Kappa Delta Pi RANMDOLPH YOURNG, 11 SchoolArns Science MajorInternational Relations Phi Kappa Tau. Delaware Rifles, Can terbury Association WANDA M. YOUNG SchoolBusiness Econamice MajorSacrotarial Studies Mational Collegiate Association of Secrelaries JOSEPH ZAREMBA SchosBusiness Economics MajorBusiness Administration ANMETTE F. ZAVISHLOCK SchoolEducation Major-Social Studies D5 M.EA. MHAMCY ZIBUTSHI sSchool-Education MajorSpanish Flooar Advisor JEFFREY M. ZIEMER School-Business Economics MajorFinance Delta Tau Dalta, L.F.C. Intramurals JOHM 5, ZUBRIN Sl:hunl-Eu;.rnc-u a Economics 'i;:r- Business Administration Alp a Epsilon Fi, Playhill, Intramurals PATRONS Bee Hive Tobacconists Crichton's Beverages De Luxe Luncheonette H. E. Gallagher, Jr., Real Estate Newark Stationers Pilnick's Shoes Rhodes Drug Store Sharrah's Fabrics Singer Sewing Center Vera's INDEX Aafjes, C. 108, 116, 192 Aaron, 5. 225 Abbott, 1. 117, 260 Abbott, W. 130 Aber, G. 130, 143, 260 Abercrombie, 5. 249 Abramowiicz, L. 233 Acker, C. 208 Ackerman, 5. 163 Acquaotta, K. 145, 147, 247 ACS 124 Adams, D., 163 Adams, E. 119 Adams, J. 188 Adams, L. 261 Adams, L. 5. 261 Adams, R. 208 Adamson, L. 138, 144, 247 Adamsan, P. 247 Adelman, C. 247 Adelman, J. 123 Adey, G. 201 Administration 16 Anderson, G. 247 AHEA 127 Agostini, C. 160 AJChE 125 Aist, K. 261 Akeley, M. 142 Albertson, J. 54,94, 171 Albertson, R, 66, 155 Albone, C. 222 261 Alexander, 5, 228 Allebach, J. 187 Allen, B. 228 Allen, C. 192 Allen, D. 139, 145, 247, 261, 364 Allen, E, 24 Allen, J, 160 Allen, John 167 Allen, M. 348 Allenby, E. 169 Allinger, K. 188 Allston, D. 261 Alloway, T. 72, 261 Alls, R. 361 Almond, J. 119 Alpha Delta Upsilen 172 Alpha Epsilon Pi 152 Alpha Phi Omega 131 Alpha Tau Omega 154 Alsaleh, M. 201 Alsid, L. 103 Altevogt, A. 161 Altizer, J. 155 Amerman, M. 217, 261 Anderson, B. 261 Anderson, C. 247 Anderson, G. 261, 364 Anderson, N. 247 Anderson, M. 178 Anderson, R, 119, 149, 156 Anderson, 5. 206 Andrews, B. 146 Andrews, D, 235 Andrisani, J. 161 Andrisani, P, 160 Anerousis, J. 167 Angelo, A, 132 Angelo, C. 228 Angstadt, J. 201 Anhalt, K. 145, 149, 188 Annos, V. 220 Annos, W. 261 Anselmi, J. 133, 163 Anthropology Club 142 Antonelli, J. 121 Anzalone, E. 145, 206 Appel, R. 174 Appleby, D, 195 Appleton, R. 149, 187 Aguatics Club 139 Aquiar, M. 142 Archer, 5. 227 Arentzen, K. 228 Argo. R. 133 Arllen, C. 127, 202 Armstrong, M, 118 Armstrong, R. 155 Armstrong, S. 117 Armstrong, V. 109, 228 Arnow, E. 205 Arnsdorf, 5. 211, 261 AB.CE. 125 Ashe, A. 208 Ashwill, A, 138, 182 ASME. 124 ASWE. 125 Atkins, C. 92 Atkinson, A. 131, 145, 196, 261, 364 Atkinson, G. 205, 206 Atkinson, L. 220 Atlas Chemical Industries 7 Atr L. 261 Aubrey, D. 155, 261 Audet, L. 163 August, G. 261 Austin, J. 119 Austin, K. 109 Austin, R. 29 Austin, 5. 127, 262 Avallone, 1, 252 Averill, J, 172, 173 Avery, C. 54 Avery D. B0 Avigdor, J, 192 Avignone, A. 171 Ayares, J. 263 Aydelott, 5. 228 Ayer, M. 212 Ayers, I, 31 Ayers, J. 230 AWS 108 Babiarz, F. 222 Bach, F. 263 Bacher, J. 225 Backer, D, 228 Bacon, C. 131 Baer, L. 133, 140, 141, 181, 263, 362, 367 Bailey. A, 105, 146, 247 Bailey, C. 154 Bailey. D. 122 Bailey, G. 263 Bailey, R. 206 Bailey, W. 1B8 Bailey, Wm. 167 Bain, W. 214 Baird, C. 137, 228, 263 Baird, M. 192 Baker, Barb 263 Baker, Bruce 178, 263 Baker, D. 169 Baker, R. 117, 126 Baker, Richard 160 Baker, Ronald 263, 363 Baker, T. 120, 122 Balick, 5. 145, 147, 153 Ball, R. 120, 122, 227, 263 Ballance, L. 245 Ballance, R. 227 Ballantyne, 5. 144, 149, 187, 188 Balot, A. 263 Bankard, G. 263 Banker, P. 155 Banks, D. 205, 206 Banks, E, 184 Barbieri, M. 54 Barham, B. 217 Barkley, 5. 132, 217 Barlow, D. 198 Barlow, 5. 367 Barlow, W. 159 Barnett, D, 152 Barnett, K. 212 Barpes, 1. 222 Barnes, W. 162 Barnum, T. 161 Barone, J. 263 Barone, R. 160 Barr, G, 233 Bartehy, R. 172, 173, 184 Barteszek, D. 220 Bartlett, G. 127 Bartlett, P. 263 Baseball 86 Basketball 66 Bason, W. 108, 217, 263, 364 Bassett, C. 202 Bastian, P, 11B Batey, B. 263 Battaglino, W. 174, 263 Bauer, T. 157, 264 Bauman, C. 121, 182 Baumann, J. 54, 166 Baumeister, M, 211 Baxter, J. 76 Baxter, C. 92 Baxter, W. 318 Beatty, M. 249 Beauchamp, C. 94, 169 Beaudet, N. 121, 122 Beausang, N. 264 Beck, R. 54, 167 Becker, P. 21 Bedingfield, P. 112 Beeson, J. 265 Beges, T. 265 Behrens, T. 265 Behringer, P. 133, 192 Beidler, 5. 98, 99, 148, 196 Beird, R. 167 Bekigsz, C. 132 Ball, C. 249 Bell, D. 137, 196 Bell, L. 211 Bellamy, D. 312 Bellas, B. 149 Bellavin, N. 222, 265 Belmont 178 Beltz, N. 108, 120 Ben, C. 254 Benard, L, 257 Bender, N. 202 Benedict, A, 225 Benner, . 230 Benner, J. 121, 122, 159, 225 Bennett, K. 155 Bennett, G. 181 Bennett, L. 153, 265 Bennett, 5. 227 Benson, 5. 152, 265 Bent, D. 72, 112, 168, 265, 366, 368 Bentley, L. 144, 149 Benton, R. 254 Benzi, 5. 228 Berbeza, C. 208 Berg, E. B2 Berg, J. 265 Berg, K. 138 Berger, L. 265 Bergeron, V. 121 Bergey, D. 265 Bergh, G. 169 Bergh, L. 265 Berlin, H. 102, 103, 126, 265 Berry. C. 109, 247 Berry, 5. 252 Berstein, A, 153 Bertun, C. 169 Beverin. 5. 118, 212, 265 Best, K. 108, 201 Best, M. 184 Beta Beta Beta 362 Bethards, C. 265 Bethards, R. 159 Betts, R. 192, 265 Beyer, R. 159 Biasotto, N. 60, 156, 265 Bice, V. 266 Biddle, 5. 187 Bielinski, 5. 171, 266 Biesecker, M. 182 Biesinger, C. 192 Bigelow, J. 254 Biggs, M. 60, 155 Billing, J. 108, 266 Biloon, D, 153 Bilton, J. 110, 153, 267 Bilton, L. 179 Bimbi, B. 247, 267 Binger, D. 109, 127, 132, 138 Birkhimer, M. 287 Bixler, H. 181 Bizjak, J. 162 Black, L. 214 Black, M. 267, 200 Black, P. 267 Blackington, D. 121 Blacklock, G. 267 Blackman, B. 192 Blair, E, 220 Blair, M. 167, 198 Blake, R. 102 Blakely, J. 195 Blanchard, F. 230 Blank, J. 247 Blechman, M, 205, 206 Bleile, R. 157 Blenderman, W, 121, 1249 Bleme, F. 208 Blostein, G. 182 Blue Hen 98 Boardman, K. 228 Bobzin, 5. 112, 115, 132, 211 Bockrath, L. 205 Boddorff, M. 267 Boehmer, B. 157 Boehnlein, M. 222 Boettger, J. 159 Bogart, D. 103 Bohn, D. 66, 195 Bohning, D. 141 Bojanek, R. 267 Bolger, J. 118, 132 Bolgiano, A. 117,118 Bolton, B, 152 Bonder, B, 132 Bonic, A. 267 Bonner, J. 201 Bonner, L. 174 Bontrager, E. 132, 211 Bonvetti, J. 128, 367 Bonvetti, M. 106 Booker, M. 233 Boone, P. 166 Borowski, E. 267 Borton, 5. 284 Bouchelle, Y. 119, 206 Boulanger, M. 119 Bowen, 5. 103, 165 Bower, B. 172,173 Bowers, 1. 254 Bowers, R. 1680, 267 Bowersox, L. 267 Bowersox, M. 195 Bowlby, D. 82 Bowman, 5. 103, 147, 247, 267 Boyce, A. 60, 267 Boyce, 5. 160 Boyer, K. 268 Boyer, L. 110, 230 Boyer, R. 90, 157, 268 Boyer, W. 268 Boyle, C. 247 Boyle, D. 233 Boyle, M. 126, 162, 269 Boyle, J. 80 Boyles, K. 245 Boytim, W. 269, 361 Brackin, S. 132, 212 Bradham, C. 201 Bradway, D. 190 Brady, 5. 269 Bragagnolo, E. 136 Brancati, G. 269 Erandenberger, G. 201 Brandi, R. 121, 122 Brandt, J, 162 Brant, 5. 252 Brau, J. 228 Brelick, H. 269 Bralsford, J. 233 Breme, N. 269 Brennan, M. 72, 169 Bresier, R. 263 Bretz, B. 289 Bretz, E. 217, 269, 364 Brewer, B. 118 Brewer, L. 69 Brewer, R. 85 Brickley, 5. 54 Bridgewater, B. 208, 269 Brinch, 5. 161, 269 Bringardner, A. 269 Bringardner, B. 132, 195 Bringardner, J. 99, 145, 228 Brinsfield, G. 257 Brittingham, A. 230 Brittingham, P. 217, 269 Brittingham, R. 167 Broadwater, H. 254 Brock, J. 154, 260 Brocke, J. 1B8 Brockel, 5. 230 Brockenbrough, T. 30 Brody, A. 147 Bromberg, N. 137, 146 Bronk, C. 118, 269 Brooks, A. 137 Brooks, J. 117,121 Broomell, G. 163 Broske, G, 118, 120 Bross, J. 163, 269 Brotemarkle, D. 252 Brough, K. 6O Brown, Barb 233 Brown, Bryant 214 Brown, C. 330 Brown, David 157 Brown, Delores 270 Brown, E. 270 Brown, G. 122, 251 Brown Hall 180 Brown, James 159 Brown, John 270 Brown, Judith 137 Brown, L. 127, 247, 270 Brown, M. 137 Brown, P. 195 Brown, P. 252 Brown, Sally 251 Brown, Steve 116, 187 Brown, Terry 252 Brown, Tom 192 Brown, W, 230 Browne, M. 157, 271 Browne, R. 222 Brubaker, T. 106 Bruehl, W, 287 Brumbach, D. 54 Brune, M. 182 Brunner, G. 118, 271 Brush, G, 122 Brustman, B. 247 Bryan, B. 205, 206 Bryant, M. 257 Bryant, T. 111 Bryson, C. 252 Buchanan, H. 271 Bucher, E. 156 Buckley, A. 179 Buckiey, B, 54 Buckley, J. 102, 103, 1890 Buckley, R. 167 Buckmaster, L. 145, 198, 271 Budd, C. 121 Budd, J. 166 Budischak, B. 205 Bullock, T. 225 Bultace, R. 222 Bunticz, E. 228 Bupp, 5. 161 Burdett, K. 271 Burge, R. 271 Burgess, B. 219 Burgher, J. 167 Burke, G. 161 Burke, J. 90, 271 Burke, N. 271, 365 Burkey, L. 211 Burkhard, K. 182 Burnam, C. 118, 181 Burns, C. 195 Burns, J. 76, 114, 125, 154, 271 Burns, K. 206 Burr, A, 196 Burris, C. 130, 165 Burris, H. 160 Burslem, R. 54, 133, 157, 271 Bush, M. 202, 271 Bush, R. 111 Bussian, R. 167 Butler, B. 271 Butler, E- 108, 271 Butters, G. 196 Byrd, J, 121, 122 Byrne, P, 135 Cacciatore, M. 252 Cahill, 5. 108 Cahilly, M. 120 Cahoon, J. 233 Cain, J. 174 Calcicla, D. 188 Caldwell, K. 188 Caldwell, T. 196 Cale, P. 182 Call, P. 121 Calladine, M. J. 252 Callaway, R. 158, 271 Callpe, G. 201 Calloway, R. 254 Calvaresse, P, 205 Cameron, B. 272 Cameron, M. 132 Camp, J. 272 Camp, P. 54, 170, 171, 272 Campbell, B. 217 Campbell, M, A. 273 Campbell, R, 110, 169, 273 Campbell, 8. 54, 82, 273 Campese, F, 160 Cannon 182 Cannon, B, 273 Cannon, D. 122 Cannon, E, 119, 198 Canterbury Association 147 Cantillon, E. 273 Capkevic, N. 119 Capuano, P, 211 Caracuzzo, T. 222 Carchedi, B. 228 Carey, D. 72, 155 Carey, F. 205, 206 Carey, J. 273 Carey, M. 157 Carl, M. K. 31 Carlis, I. 152, 273 Carlton, J. 273 Carman, E. 364 Carmean, M. 273 Carmine, K. 133, 155 Carnevale, D. 66, 155 Carney, G. 93 Carney. M. 230 Carolyn, B. 119 Carpenter, 5. 233 Carpenter, T. 245 Carr, E. 165 G L. 273 Carrell, G. 227 Carroll, H. 273 Carroll, T. 156 Carson, G. 103, 159 Carter, A. 161 Carter, K. 122 Cartwright, M, J. 121, 122, 202 Casarino, 5. 119 Casey, A. 222 Casey, M. 171 Casper, C. 228 Casper, E. 170 Cassaring, 5. 273 Castro, J. 142, 273 Caswell, P. 149 Cathcart, D. BB, 166 Catherwood, E. 133, 155 Catley, G, 98, 132, 202 Cattell, B. B6 Caves, K. 254 Caves, K. 254 Cavey, M. 111, 146, 228 Cazer, N. 137, 245 Ceci, 5. 115 Celestini, D. 211 Celucci, J. 227 Central Board 108 Cerne, F. 90 Chaapel, B. 118, 132, 149 Chaffinch, 5. 273 Chamber Singers 117 Chamberfain, G. 134, 154, 274, 366 Chamberlain, J. 274 Champanerna, M. 143 Chance, T. 21 Chandler, K. 157 Channell, J. 192 Chapin, P. 202 Chardavoyne, 8. 182 Chasey, D. 169 Chatham, A. 257 Chavensen, D, 116, 212 Cheerleaders 123 Chelly, P. 123 Chelosky, F. 138 Chelucei, J: BO Chernekoff, B. 257 Chernetsky, A. 188 Cherrin, D, 121, 122, 201 Cherry, N. 228 Chicano, P. 117, 118, 247, 274, 365 Chicosky, J. 192 Childs, 1. 144 Chlelbrowski, C, 109 Choral Union 119 Christensen, G. 141 Christenson, W. 103, 225 Christian, M, 196 Christie, G. 274 Chronister, B. 174 Ciconte, T. 93, 167 Cipriang, J. 54 Cirino, C. 206, 275 Cirino, L. 103, 192 Clark, D, 120, 122 Clark, F. 275 Clark, L, 275 Clark, M. 233, 275 Clark, P. 108, 132 Clark, W. 275 Clarke, M. 1852 Class of 1969 114 Class of 1970 114 Class of 1971 115 Class of 1972 115 Classical Society 140 Claus, K. 149 Clayton, D. 211 Cleaver, W. 60 Clement, D. 225 Clement, P. 208, 275 Clendaniel, G. 160, 275 Clevenger, 5. 206, 275 Clifton, L. 164 Clinch, 5. 149, 217, 275 Clinton, G. 162 Cler, 5. 132, 201 Clough, L. 120, 122 Clunie, R. 64, 82 Coar, T. 161, 275 Cobb, C, 227 Cochran, K. 205 Codor, R. 101, 153 Cofer, C. 181 Cohen, B. 206 Cohen, H. 153 Cohen, M. 124, 147, 153 Cohen, R. 275 Cohen, Richard 162, 275 Cohen, Ronni 131, 275 Colacino, D. 254 Colatriano, D. 201 Colburn 184 Colburn. A, 154, 275 Coleman, G. 72, 165, 276 Coleman, J. 276 Colefnan, W. 121, 122 Colgan, D. 118 Colley, J. 117 Collins, B. 23 Caollins, Bryce 276 Collins, Cathy 217 Collins, Charles 233 Collins, J. 155, 276 Collins, R. 120, 122 Colvin, B. 99, 146 Combs, S, 245 Comegys, K. 192 Comer, M, 120, 132, 249, 277 Comings, E. W. 30 Comly, R. 153 Comorat, 5. 119 Comte, G. 277 Conaway, M. 220 Concept 105 Concert Band 121 Concert Choir 118 Cundiff, D. 142 Canley, T. 159 Conlon, P, 172,173 Conlyn, M. L. 196 Conn, N. 132 Connell, J, 162, 277 Conner, H. 181 Conner, R. 166 Conners, Mrs. 1B7 Conover, R. 119 Constantine, J. 120, 122 Converse, 0, 230 Conway, F. 277 Cook, D. 277 Cook, J. 155 Cooke, R. 157 Cooley, J. A. 118, 277 Coon, B. 247 Coonin, R. 153 Cooper, C. 277 Cooper, D. 161 Cooper, J. 247 Cooper, Jeffrey 169, 252 Cooper, 5. 119, 277 Cope, 5. 277 Copeland, W. 172, 173, 251 Copson, K. 119, 188 Corby, D. 208 Cormany, M. 228, 233 Cornelius, P. 54, 171 Cornell, B. 158, 277 Cornwell, T. 118, 122, 277, 365 Cosh, 5. 227 Coshell, K. 228 Cosmopolitan Club 143 Couch, J. 66, 103, 195 Coughlan, D. 108 Coulbourn, . 277 Coulter, 5. 198 Counts, J. 110, 157 Coupe, B. 277 Cousins, A. 257 Cowgill, W. 158 Cox, B. 187 Cox, M. 120, 122, 277 Coyne, D, 278 Coyne, P. 172,173 Crabb, J. B. 54, 167 Craft, 5. 227 Craig, B. 230 Crane, 5. 187 Craven, T. 139, 198 Crawford, J. 134 Crawford, T. 228 Cressan, D. 27 Criswell, J. 119, 132 Crittenden, J. 137 Crompton, V. 212 Cronin, R, 154 Cross Country 64 Cross, T. 163 Cross, W, 257 Crossan, D. 361 Crossan, E. 278 Crossan, R. 351 Crowe, J, 278 Crowley, V. 108, 205, 278 Crump, B. 220 Crump, E. 278 Cuculo, 8. 233 Cuibs, 8, 202 Culpepper, A, 128 Cummings, J. 205, 206 Cunninghami, E. 133 Cunningham, G. 169 Cunningham, P. 192 Cunningham, 8. 109, 211, 279 Curley, M. 279 Curran, A. 211, 279 Curran, D, 171 Curran, R. 110, 156 Currans, G. 364 Currinder, J. 228 Curtis, V. 138 Cushman, J. 142 Custin, B. 279, 346 Cutler, L. 217 Cutrona, A, 279 Cycyk, J. 163 Dail, B. 149, 212 Dalby, D. 132 Dale, E. 279 Daley, C. 64 D'Amico, L. 279 Damocles 9 Danehower, 5. 112, 127, 247, 279 Daney, L. 198 Daniels, M. 109 Danyluk, 5. 126, 279, 363 Darienze, M. 208 Dark Ages 7 Darrah, C. 130, 279 Darrah, D. 90 Dasher, J. 195 Dassman, M. 181 Daum, H. 122 Daum, R. 214 Davidson, E. 119 Davies, B, 228 Davies, M. 252 Davis, A. 137 Davis, B. 160, 279 Davis, Bob 172, 173, 181 Davis, D. 228, 279 Davis, James 225 Davis, J. 18, 279 Davis, K. 280 Davis, P. 212 Davis, R. 118, 119, 130, 154, 280 Davis, W. 139 Davison, H. 251 Davolos, P, 174, 201 Dawson, J. 20 Dawson, L. 280 Dawsan, W. 280D Day, C. 280, 363 Day, T. 136, 188 DCF 149 Dean, K. 161 Dean, W. 122 Dearden, R, 281 Deaton, 5. 281 Debate Club 135 DeBold, J. 363 Deborah, L. 132 Dachene, M. 130, 281 Dechene, R, 230 DeColingy, W. 29 deCourcelle, D, 222 DeCostanza, J 170, 281 DeCoster, M. 251 Dedication 4 Deering, D 123 DeGarma, R. 222 DeHaven, J. 188, 281 dedony, T. 281 Delaha, P. 281 Delaware Rifles 130 DelCampo, N. 110, 166, 281 Deldeo, C. 171 Delestatius, M. 158, 281 Delia, J. 121, 122 Delta Tau Delta 156 Dellinger, 0. 155, 281 Delmerico, M. 111, 225 DelLong, D. 219 DeLong, F. 369 Delong, M. 281, 369 DeMaio, J. 120, 122 DeMatt, N. 281 DeMesse, J. 2B1, 361 Demhoff, H. 120, 122, 192 DeMond, C. 196 Dempsey, W. 181 DeRebeis, C. 54 DeRoy R. 181 Derrickson. R. 133, 208 DeRyder, D. 171 Desmond, K. 192 Dettra, R. 228, 282 Deuenex, W, 227 Devenney, M. 133 Devine, J. 233 Dewitt, H. 64 deYoung. M. 247 Diamond, J. 153 Diamond. 5. 141 Dianna, F. 282 Diaz, Dr. G. 142 Dibble, C. 282 Dibble, 5. 198, 282 Dick, L. 198 Dickey, M. 132 Dickey, P. 192 Dickinson, C. 144, 198, 362 Dickson, J. 112, 135 Dickerson, P. 109, 227 DiFrancesco, 1. 225 Digenakis, A, 282 Digges, J. 103 Digiacobbe, J, 249 DiGiacoma, M, 252 DiJoseph, F. 206, 283 DiLauwra, 114, 131, 132, 141, 283 Dileonardo, V. 164 bill, B. 86 Dill, 4. 170 Dilley, F. 3210 Dillon, J, 198 Dillon, M. 201 DiMondi, P. 142, 201 DiMuzio, T. 54 Dinicola, A, 169 DiNorscia, 1. 178 DiPasquantanio, F. 108, 112, 201 Disbrow, 5. 132 Disney, C. 154 DiStephano, J. 228 Divine, L. 98, 90, 205 Dixon, G, 163 Djakovich, P. 132, 206 Dobraniecki, D. 171, 367 Dobrzynski, J. 118, 187, 188, 283, 364 Docchart, B. 181 Dodd, L. 120, 122 Doherty, 5. 205, 283 Dolan, D. 225 Dolan, P. 338 Dolby, J. 60, 133 Dolby, 5. 174, 233 Dolgas, D. 283 Daollins, B. 283 Dombrow, J. 228 Donald, M. 133, 153 Donnelly, C. 82, 169, 283 Danofrio, N. 54 Donovan, A. 220 D'Orazio, C. 230 Dormitaries 176 Dormbrook. D. 165 Dougerty, C. 228 Dougherty, C. 225 Douglas, A. 254 Douglass, R. 184 Downes, W. 163, 167 Downing, 5. 133 Downs, 5. 214 Dressel, J. 132, 145, 217, 283 Dr. Faustus 107 Drinks,. C. 220 Driskill, R. 2B3 Drowos, D. 257 Drowos, 5. 228 Drozd, E. 2B3 Druss, G. 155 Drzewicki, J. 2B3 DSNEA 144 Dudkewitz, B. 182 Duff, L. 220 Dugan, J. 125 Duke, R. 322 Dukes, W. 283 Dument, 5. 208, 283 Dunbar, D. 181 Duncan, B, 284 Duncan, L. 284 Dunlap, M. 202 Dunlap, T. 28B4, 366 Dunning, D. 202, 318 Dusenbury, J. 103, 284 Dusewicz. J. 60, 160, 284 Dustman, B. 131 Dustman, 5. 109, 149, 198 Duszak, J. 133, 155 Dutoit, D. 169 Dyal, P. 109 Dyer, B. 284 Dyer, Bruce 230 Dyer, D. 2B5 Early, M. 265 Eastlund, J. 119 Eastman, E. 225 Eastman, M. 117, 118 Eastman, P. 148 Easton, G. 211 Eater, R. 167, 2B5 Eaton, C. 132 Eaton, E. 217 389 Eaton, R. 157 Eberhard, D. 257 Eberly, B. 92, 121 Ebersole, B. 131 Eberts, K. 257 Echkles, J. 122 Edekstein, F. 103 Edmunds, G. 102, 103 Edwards, A. 118, 208 Edwards, L. 285 Edwards, M. 174, 198 Edwards, R. B0 E-52 106 Egan, C. 198, 285 Egan, 1. 217 Egan. M. 179 Egner, B. 220 Ehret, B. 64, BD, 85 Ehret, W. 169 Ehrlich, E. 152 Eide, I. 2B5 Eiffe, L. 212 Elertson, C. 109, 212 Eiseman, J. 285 Eisenhart, P. 285 Eisenhauer, D. 163 Eisenhauer, J. 187, 285 Elam, R. 254 Elban, W. 285 Elisens, W. 142 Ellers, K. 198 Ellery, P. 285 Elliott, D. 285 Elliott, J. 212 Elliott, Jeffrey 286 Elliott, Jerry 201 Ellictt, John 286 Elliott, L. 133, 161 Ellis, B, 108 Ellis, C. 2B6 Ellis, E. 132 Ellis, T. 195 Ellison, J. 122 Elisworth, J. 20 Ellwanger, J. 110, 164 Eim, J. 245 Elrod, E. 169, 286 Elterich, J. 309 Elzey, 0. 126, 164, 286 Emery, C. 247 Emery, D. 247 Emmaons, L. 54 Engel, C. 182 Engineering Council 126 Englehart 119 Englehart, W. 120, 122, 133, 163 Enseln, W. 148 Equestrian Club 138 Erdle, H. 208, 286 Erickson, L. 182 Erickson, R. 139 Ernst, B. 171 Erskine, T, 354 Erwin, W. 230, 287 Eta Kappa Nu 363 Eta Sigma Phi 362 Euler, J. 287 Euston, K. 228 217, 287, 367 Ewowishan, L. Fantine, D. 82, 287 80, 82, 122, 133 Farmer, 5. 225 Faulhaber, S. 103, 130, 212 111, 124, 227 Ferguson, H. 54 Ferguson, M. 54 Ferguson, 5. 217 Fernandez-Calienaes, A, Fernandez-Hermo, M. Filachione, 1. Finnerfrock, 1. Firestone, G. 102, 143, 168, 280 Fischel, J. 205 Fischer, D. 156, 289 Fischer, L. B6, 289 Fischer, R, 161, 169, 214, 289 Fischer, Ross 361 Fisher, A. 119, 249 Fisher, C. 198 Fisher, E. 148 198, 289, 365 Fisher, J. 289 Fisher, R. 168 Fisher, W. 161 Fissmer, V. 289 Fitzgerald, B. 171 Fitzgerald, D. 222 Fitzperald, K. 192, 289 Fitzperald, W. 289 Fivehouse, J. 117, 132, 149 Flack, P. 2B9 Flaggs, D. 228 Flanagan, M, 201 Flanigan, C. 132 Fleck, D. 289 Fleetwood, C. 119 Fleitas, A. 94 Fleming, D. 106 Flickinger, J. 167 Flint, . 132 Flyan, 1. B2, 85 Fogel, B. 152, 290 Foley, T. 130 Follweiler, D. 124, 290 Foltz, P. 245 Fonmer, F. 201 Fonner, K. 247 Fonts, M. 201 Foothall 54 Foote, S, 135, 225 Forbes, George 160 Forbes, Glenn 230 Forbes, M. J. 252 Ford, W. 257 Foreman, B, 172, 1732 Foresman, $. 145, 247 Farry, M. 161 Fosbenner, D, B85 Fosler, A. 196 Foster, D. 196 Foster, J. 54, BO, 82, 290 Foster, 5. 219, 290, 367 Faster, T. 1E7, 252 Fotias, A. 187, 290 Fowler, N. 290 Fox, C. 144, 148 Fox, G. 157 Fox, M. 247 Fox, 5. 93, 195, 291 Fox, T. 161 Frabizzio, 5. 170 Frame, A. 144 France, Y. 291 Francis, E. 110, 130, 165 Francis, J. 217 Francy, 0. 144, 188 Frangia, G. 145 Frankel, G. 291 Franklin, R. 163 Franklin, 5. 182 Fraternities 150 Frazier, R. 121 Frazier, D. 118 Frazier, J. 121,122 214 Frear, B. 116 Fredele, C. 145 Frederick, C. 252 Freebery, J. 201 Freed, W, 72 Freedman, B, 225 Freeman, C. 217, 291 Freeman, D. 109, 205 Freeman, V. 115 Freeman, Y. 182 French Club 140 French House 179 French, P. 109, 291 Fresco, A. 178, 291 Frey, D. 233 Frey, M. 233 Fried, R. 188 Fromme, G, 195 Frosch, R. 190 Fry, J. 190 Fry, B. 124 Frye, B. 220 Fuchs, 4. 100, 172, 173, 251 Fuhren, L. 202 Fuhrmeister, L. 196 Fulop, J. 169 Funk, A. 291 Funk, 5. 291 Funk, T. 362 Fuqua, J. 174 Furbish, 5. 179 Fuhrman, D. 205 Furlow, Q. 195 Gable, 5. 121 Gaines, C. 108, 291 Galano, 5. 217 Galbiati, C. 132, 145 Gallagher, J. 291 Gallant, R. 291 Gallo, L. 202 Galperin, L, 187, 292 Gamber, L. 217 Gamiel, A. 257 Gamma Sigma Sigma 131 GS5A 136 Gamsey, J. 212 Garcia, M. 142, 201 Gard, G. 187 Gaspari, D. 165 Gaudiose, C. 160 Gawinski, M. 187 Gearhart, J. 252 Gebhart, W. 118 Gehman, J. 121, 363 Gehman, T, 122, 292 Gehrke, L. 154 Geiger, J. 292 Geiger. R. 120, 122, 132 Geisler, J. 54, 167 Gelb, J. 206, 292 Genereaux, D. 192 Genuzrdi, C. 167 Genvardi, C. 367 George, C. 245 George, L. 292 George, P, 292 Gerald, W, 133 Gerhart. 5. 292 Gerken, C. 293 German Club 141 German, L. 252 Gerold, R. 192 Gerow, W, 161, 293 Getty, P. 110, 157 Getz, .. 283 Giacopomelle, T. 252 Gibb, T, 112 Gibb, V. 119 Gibbs, P. 230 Gibe, T. 227 Gibson, E. 293 Gil, 1. 192 Gil, John 293 Gilbert AL B 186 Gilbert, C. 190 Gilbert D4 E 192 Gilbert, F. 196 Gilmartin, J. 222 Gilson, A. 134 Gimourginas, G. 121 Ginsiorsky, 0. 227 Giordano, 5. 138, 148, 233 Girard, C, 222 Gish. 5. 146, 184 Given, N. 109 Gladfelter, A, 293 Gladstone, L. 182 Gladwin, T. 111, 181 Gland, A. 217 Glass, R. 252 Glassman, 5. 127, 198, 293 Glaubitz, E. 117, 118, 124, 293 Glenn, J. 169, 228 Glenn, K. 225 293 Glick, A. 251 Glick, M. 114 Gover, J. 132, 211 Glowiak. 5. 211 Glynn, C. 201 Goddin, E. 293 Godleski, J. 64, 133, 178 Goeke, K. 111 Goeller, M. 184 Goff, C. 109 Gold, G. 152 Gold, M. 152 Goldbacher, R. 152 Goldberg, H. 153 Goldberg, R. 152 Goldberg, 5. 152 Golden, 5. 119 Goldfus, M, 152 Goldies Doorknob 32 Goldstein, H. 103 Goldstein, L. 233 Goldsworthy, B. 293 Golf 93 Golt, C. 143, 294 Gonsalus, 5. 252 Good, L. 112 Goodale, D. 60, 205, 294 Goodell, M. 119 Gooding, A. 206 Goodman, F. 294 Goodman, Fred 152 Goodrich, D. 145 Goodwin, D. 169, 294 Garden, M. 294 Gordon, B. 102, 152, 294 Gordon, M, 252 Gordy, F. 82,133 Goss, P. 132 217 Gostin, H. 152 Gostkowski, V. 233 Gotsch, K. 192 Gould, B. 117, 118 Gould, Bonnie 222 Gould, E. 294 Gouvellis, M, 217 Govates, J. 111, 133; 252 Goverts, A. 247 Graber, 5. 167 Grabowski, J. 156 Gradishar, F. 156 Grady, K. 196 Grafton, 5. 120, 188 Graham, G. 130 Graham, H. 285 Graham, J. 295 Graham, S. 220 Graham, W. 163 Grande, K. 121, 222 Grant, C. 295, 366 Graowski, J. 295 Graseck, 5. 162 Gravatt, D. 134 Gravatt, H. 295 Gravener, N. 211 Gray, L. 202 Grayson, R. 162 Greatorex, 5. 100, 132, 143 Green, B. B85, 121, 131 Green, Bert 122, 227, 295 Green, Bruce 225 Green, C. 187, 295 Green, D. 122 Green, J. 119, 155 Green, Janet 295 Green, L. 179, 295 Green, M. 228, 295 Green, R. 80, B2, 152 Greenamoyer, G. 227 Greer, G. 188 Gregg, J. 295 Gregg, R. 188 Gregory, A, 132, 296 Gregary, M. 157 Gregory, 5. 217 Gregory, T. 54 Greiner, J. 154 Greir, J. 169 Greiss, J. 119 Gretz, M. 252 Grice, M. 252 Grier, J. 296 Griffin, M. 118 Griffith, D, 142 Griffiths, C. 145 Grim, D. 206 Grimm, R. 192, 296, 369 Grinde, D. 137 Grise, H. 161 Groo, C. 296, 366 Gross, L. 212 Grossman, K. 103, 212 Grotzinger, 5. 54 Gruber, C. 122, 148, 211, 296 Grulich, R. 188 Gudzune, D. 252 Guenther, C. 211 Guerke, B. 72, 167 Guerke, L. 90 Guerrazzi, D. 119 Guerriero, M. 170 Guillaume, K. 230 Gubya, T. 122, 131 Gunsalus, 5, 119 Gunther, 5. 233 Guppy, L. 296 Guth, M. 138, 225 Guthrie, P. 108, 247 Haas, L. 296 Haas, T. 187 Habacivch, W. 261 Hackett, K. 181 Hadley, D. 251 Hagan, G. 64 Hagee, J. 170, 297 Hagenbach, B. 187 Hagerty. D. 72,172,173 Hagstoz, F. 60 Hahn, E. 217 Hahler, H. 192 Haislett, J. 297 Halderman, T. 184 Hale. G. 172, 173 Hale, L. 254 Hale, R. 86, 153 Hales, B. 212 Haley, B. 167, 297 Haley, 8. 297 Hall, A. 93, 297 Hall, C. 245 Hall, J. 121, 135, 163 Hall, K. 184 Hall, L. 195, 257 Hall, M. 117 Hall, W. 297 Halliday, B. 249 Halliday, S. 163 Halstead, R. 105, 135, 178 Hallsted, N. 297 Halisted, R. 154 Hamilton, E. 205, 297 Hammers, D. 187, 188 Hammerschmidt, K. 211 Hammend, John 158, 225, 297 Hammaond, Juli 202 Hammeond, J. 110, 148, 167 Hampton, A. 222, 297 Hanmby, A. 188 Hance, J. B2 Hancock, 5. 298 Handling, K. 161, 208 Hankin, J. 119, 245 Hanley, B. 54, 109, 211 Hann, R. 298 Hanna, L. 163 Hannah, B. B6 Hannan, T. 169, 298 Hannell, 5. 196 Hanratly, T. 252 Hanson, B. 208 Hanson, M. 184 Happy Haven 107 Harbeson, R. 298 Harbison, M. 182 Harbourne, 5. 184 Harcun, D. 254 Harding, G. 153 Harding, W. 155 Hardy, D. 22 Hardy, N. 119, 257 Harker, W. 156 Harketts, D. 90 Haroun, W, 155 Harr, E. 251 Harrington, B. 64, B2 Harrington, D. 202 Harrington Dorms 198 Harrington, J. 298 Harris, A. 206 Harrison, G, 202 Harrison, J. 252 Harrison, 5. 181 Harshman, N. 298 Hart, A, 172, 173 Harter 208 Hartig, D. 251 Harting, T. 198 Hartland, E. 159 Hartley, D. 227, 299 Hartlove, N. 299 Hartman, G. 227 Hartman, N. 103, 138, 225 Hartman, R. 161 Harton, J. 247, 299 Hartranft, D. 133, 155 Hartrin, R. 157 Harvey, M. 206 Harvie, C. 212, 299 Harwitz, P. 140, 181 Haslam, C. 188 Haslbeck, J. 167 Hassall, J. 157 Hasse, 5. 257 Hastings, C. 164, 209 Hastings, J. 361 Hastings, L. 252 Hastings, M. 132 Hatch, J. 133, 170, 299 Hatcher, C. 299 Hatcher, O, 299 Hathcock, L. 145 Hatter, B. 181 Hatton, 5. 121 Hauck, B. 227, 361 Haug, D. 217 Haughey, W. 299 Hauser, M, 138 Haverstick, J. 168 Haviton, J. 145 Hawke, C, 182 Haws, B. 299 Hawthorne, N. 108 Hayden, A. 164 Hayden, B. 122 Hayden, M. 247 Haydock, 5. 138, 299, 362 Hayes, K. 247 Hayes, L. 192, 300 Hayes, P, 245 Hayford, R. 157, 368 Hayman, 5. 300 Hayman, C. 54 Hayman, R. 114, 195 Hazel, J. 205 Hazel, C. 118, 208 Hazewski, D, 156 Hazzard, R. 108 Heal, P. 82, 188, 300 Healy, M. 206 Heaps, M. 196, 300 Hearn, D. 119, 300 Hechmer, F. 219 Heck, J. 29 Heckler, P. 225 Heckles, P. 60 Heckman, J. 121 Heckman, J. 201 Hedges, J. 20, 300 Heinel, 5. 119 Heinzel, T. 141 Heitnen, S, 158, 300 Heitzenroder, J. 300 Heller, R, 171 Helm, D. 137, 301 Helmer, M, 247 Helmerpetersen, F. 178 Hendel, A. 99, 147, 219 Hendel, B. 301 Henderson, C. 119 Henderson, E. 281 Henderson, L. 127, 132, 182 Henderson, R. 133 Hendricks, G. 174 Hendricks, J. 201 Hendricks, S, 247 Hendrickson, C. 184 Henery, D. 103 Henisee, G. 162 Hennessy, B. 251 Henney, L. 155 Henriksen, J. 92, 115, 118, 133, 167 Henry, A, 102 Hepbron, W. 301 Herbold, C. 301 Hergan, A. 182 Hernandez, A. 142 Herring. J. 120, 149, 182 Herrington, C. 228 Herron, J. 1086, 301 Hershberger, H. 205 Hershner, B. 225 Hertig, J. 195 Hessler, P. 120, 122 Hester, P. 184 Hetrick, L. 132, 145, 233 Heuser, L. 247 Hewins, J. 174 Hickman, B. 118 Hichman, D. 109 Higginson, L. 112, 117, 132 Highfield, C. 184 Highfield, H. 154 Hilb, K. 196 Hiles, W. 174, 201 Hill, A. 140, 195 Hill, Ann 196, 249, 362 Hill, B. 170 Hill, .. 103 Hill, Edith 301 Hill, L. 188 Hill, M. 181 Hill, R. 72 Hillel 147 Hillman, 5. 184 Hills, w. 122 Hinchliffe, M. 217 Hinks, R. 252 Hinton, G. 86, 167 Hires, B. 245 Hirsch, F. 252 Hirseh, L. 301 Hirschbein, M, 220, 301 Hirschhorn, 5. 152 Hirschy, P. 132 Hitchens, F, 252 Hitchens, J. 211 Hitchens, L. 202 Hite, 0. 302 Hiynianshky, I. 301 Hnatowski, T. 251 Hoch, D. 251 Hocker, G. 233, 367 Hocutt, J. 19 Hoerl, A. 350 Hoerl, 0. 147 Hoff, B. 302 Hoffa, J. 188 Hoffeckar, M. 182 Hoffman, B. 252 Hoffman, M. 252 Hoffman, P, 227 Hofmann, O, 192 Hofmann, R. 131 Hogentogler, D. 211 Hoksch, F. 198 Holcomb, R. 54, 171 Holden, P. 145, 302 Holland, J. 168 Holle, E. 54 Holloway, J. 167 Hollweek, F. 217, 302, 367 Holly, R. 133 Holmes, W. 302 Holsten, W. 161 Holt, D. 119 Helton, L. 302 Home Economics Senate 127 Homer, B. 225 Honoraries 360 Hook, L. 302 Hoots, K. 120, 122 Hopkins, D. 127, 132 Hopkins, J. 184 Hopkins, L. 169 Hopkins, R. B0, 85, 302 Hopkins, W. 188, 361 Hopper, D. 155 Hopstock, P, 135, 181 Hormby, T. 159 Hornung, D. 105 Horsey, M. 187, 303 Horton, 8. 205, 206 Horton, Z. 303 Horvath, R. 154 Hotaling, G. 54 Hotmer, B. 172, 173 Hottenskin 66 Hottenstein, D. 167 Houchin, B. 303, 365 Houchin, K. 252 Houck, M. 138 Houde, E. 212 Houghton, B. 217 Houghton, K. 182 Houk, V. 303 Houser, M. 133, 161 Howard, P. 303 Howe, C. 303 Howell, J. 252 Hewes, J. 163 Howff,, 32 Hoynowski, T. 225 Hrones, T. 201 Hrongs, A, 303 Hubbart, W, 316 Huber, M. 211 Huber, Y. 196 Hudson, C. 127, 212 Hudson, D, 117, 137, 139, 169 Hudson, E. 225, 303 Hudson, R. 161 Hudson, . 182 Hufmal, T. 303, 362 Huggins, K. 247 Hughes, L. 228 Hughes, M. 94, 169, 304 Hugher, N. 118, 201 Hughes, V. 117, 304 Huhn, C. 361 Hulka, D. 138 Hull, G. 190 Humilack, W. 304 Hummel, M. 146 Humphrey, B. 233 Hunsdorfer, T. 198 Hunt, L. 182 Hunter, C. 233 Hunter, L. 149 Hunter, Lee 227, 304 Hurd, T. 133, 163 Hurka, M. 225 Hurley, G. 142 Hurst, B. 222 Hurst, R. 157 Huszti, J. 117 Hutchings, B, 252 Hutchins, R. 119 Hutchinson, D, 252 Hutchinson, J, 254 Hutchinson, Mary 304 Hutchinson, Michael 163 Hutton, C. 112 Hutton, P. 195 Hutton, R. 214 Ibbeken, P. 247 Ida, C, 249 L R LEC: 110 lgnatowski, J. 233 lgnatowski, Joseph 304 lgnatowski, L. 184 Imhoff, J. 117 118 Immordine, T. 249 Imperiale, T, 208 Index 386 Ingersoll, C, 159 Ingerscil, D, 267 Inglis, G. 137 Infante, C. 54 Ingham, L. 205 Inman, 5. 304 Insley, M. 304 International Relations 143 Introduction 6 Irish, R. 154 Irvine, J. 363 Isaacs, G. 121,122 Isaacs, T. 102, 103, 206 Iwal, I. 143 Jack, J. 120 Jack, L. 122 Jacks, T. 179 Jackson, B. 162, 305 Jackson, Carol 201 Jackson, Catherine 305 Jackson, K. 144 Jackson, 5. 66, 144 Jackson, Sandra 305 Jackson, Scott 233 Jackson, Susan 206, 305 Jacobs, Mark 153, 305 Jacobs, Marsha 182 Jacobsen, R. 155, 222, 225 Jaep, B. 198 Jagel, R. 117, 118 Jaggard, L. 109, 247 James, H. 130, 198, 365 James, R. 80, 163, 169 Janes, M. 108, 305 Janucik, L. 167 Januier, G. 205 Jaquette, B. 217 Jardine, K. 202 Jarman, C. 76 Jarom, N. 198 Jarrell, B. 125, 154, 305, 366, 367, 360 Jarrell, E. 202 Jarrell, R.. 133, 155 Jasinski, R. M. 220 Jay, D. 103 Jay, M. 305 Jednacz, 8. 137, 198 Jedzinak, M, 118, 132 Jefferson, B. 230 Jeglum, J. 143 Jenkins, D. 94, 198 Jenney. 5. 119 Jenny, R. A. 23 Jdessop, K. 245 Jester, D, 252 Jdester, R. 305 Jezel, B. 131 Jezl, B. 365 Johns, A. 104 Johns, C. 179 Johns, L. 184 Johmson, A, 254 Johnson, Babs 251 Johnson, Barry 161, 305 Johnson, Bob 82, 172, 173, 184 Johnson, C. 306 Johnson, Dottie 198 Johnson, Douglas 154 Johnson, Eleanor 306 Johnson, Elise 217 Johnson, G, 252 Johnson, Janice 119 Johnson, Jemi 132, 192 Johnson, Jo 225 Johnson, R. B0, 119, 133, 165, 168, 306 Johnson, 5. 117, 118, 148 Johnson, Steve 133, 155 Johnson, Theodore 306 Johnson, Tom 225 Johnston, G. 140, 149, 187 Johnston, Kathy 206 Johnston, Karl 172, 173 Johnston, J. 168, 306 Johnston, John 230 Jolty, R. 112, 121, 122, 155, 190 Jones, A. 72, 122, 157 Jones, Barb 182 Jones, Bette 196 Jones, Bill 230 Jones, Bob 130, 201 Janes, C. 118, 192 Jones, G. 251 Jones, Jackie 132, 252 Jones, lerry 214 Jones, Joyce 119, 132 Jones, K. 222 Jones, Laural 306 Jones, Liz 257 Jones, Louise 306 Jones, M. 145, 164 Jones, Marcia 192 Jones, Melodee 252 Jones, N. 163 Jones, Phyllis 100 Jones, Priscilla 252 Jones, Ray 110, 161 Jaones, Rod 172, 173 Jones, 5. 245 Jones, W. 220 Jardan, B. 202 Jordan, C. 307 Jordan, J. 122 Jordan, R. 271 Jordan, 5. 196 Josey. D. 136 Joslin, J. 307 Joslin, N. 201 Joukainen, K. 307, 368 Julian, F, 307 Julian, R. 307 Jumars, P. 105, 252, 307 Junior Counselars 132 Kadow, K. 219 Kaffenberger, J. 60 Kafka, L. 192 Kagel, A. 133 Kahn, D. 157 Kahoe, G. 190 Kalb, 5. 307 Kalinevitch, K. 149 Kallay, M. 92,6 227 Kalmer, M. B0, 172, 173 Kaltenbaugh, T. 198 Kammer, L. 228 Kane, B. 212 Kane, K. 254 Kantner, R. 214 Kapadia, R. 143 Kappa Alpha 158 Kappa Delta Pi 364 Karasic, R. 228 Karlsson, R. 307 Karpinski, R. 230 Karraker, J. 117,118 Karvois, E. 155 Kassab, C. 211 Kast, K. 114, 155, 307 Kasun, J. 119, 135 Katz, P. 222 Kauffman, C. 198 Kaufman, J. 307 Kaufman, L. 196 Kazanski, J. 206 Keeling, J. 195 Keene, B. 160 Keene, N. 103, 307 Keeney, A. 141 Keesey, J. 121 Keesey, R. 2B Keenze, M. 320 Keesey, J. 119, 122 Keiger, R. 307 Keir, R. 182 Keithley, J. 245 Keller, D. 54 Keller, R. 167 Kelley, N. 192 Kalley, R. 54 Kelly, J. 192 Kelly, L. 308 Kelly, N. 249 Kelly, T. 103 Kelso, E. 308 Kemske, C. 308 Kennedy, J. 308 Kent 210 Kent, B. 308 Kentopp, R. 192 Kenyon, J. 308 Keppel, G. 26 Kerchiner, K. 144 Kerdull, 5. 121 Kerns, G, 308, 363 Kerr, W. 25 Kessler, A. 115, 184 Kessler, 5. B0, 153 Kieffer, C. 169 Kiefar, P. 195 Kiger, R. 141 Kile, D. 195 Rille, M. 105, 132 Kilmen, T. 158 Kilsey, L. 361 Kimpel, P. 133 King, D. 228 King, Janice 117, 188 King, Joay 192 King. K. 308 King, R. 120, 283 King, T. 308, 367 Kirby, W. 130, 205 Kircher, K, 182 Kirk, D, 188 Kirk, H. 60, 154, 220, 309 Kirk, J. 252 Kirkley, P, 169 Kirkpatrick, 5. 178 Kirseh, M. 133 Kiser, D. 257 Kistler, N. 132 Klabee, R. 196 Klees, C. 118, 201, 309 Klein, M, 222, 225 Klein, R. 54, 171 Kiain, T. 225 Kline, N, 188 Kling, C. 309 Klinger, D, 54, B6, 169 Knarr, N. 60, 154, 309 Knauss, D. 160, 309 Knauss, K. 157 Kneller, 5, 309 Knight, B. 117, 118, 133 230 Knoff, W. 152 Knowles, E. 251 Knoles, F. 198 Knott, 1. 131, 196 Knouse, M, 179 Knowles, E. 135 Knox, D. 72 Knudsen, D. 171 Kach, G. 252 Koelker, J, 257 Koffler, 5. 153 Kohl, L. 182 Kaolar, D. 182 Kopel, D. 252 Kopinke, L. 140, 179, 309 Kopp, C. 158 Korolog, J. 254 Kosek, D. 309 Korpman, B. 227 Kehoe, 5. 251 Koster, M. 144, 252 Kowalchuk, T. 121, 122, 252 Kowalshki, V. 309 Kramer, J. 295 Krape, P. 154 Krapf, M. 187, 310 Kraph, F. 54 Krattenmaker, B. 103, 310 Krause, R. 192 Kreitzer, D. 152 Krepps, V. 227 Kriss, B, 106, 310 Kribs, B. 252 Kroll, J. 133, 230 Krzanowshi, B. 54 Krawcazyk, M. 206 Krzyzanowski, M. 127 Kucaba, J. 202 Kuell, D. 211 Kugel, K. 310 Kuhn, C. 154 Kuhn, J. 155, 310, 367 Kukich, 8. 257 Kupferman, I. 310 Kurlansky 153 Kursh, S. 152, 310 Kutner, R. 150 Kuupferman, R. 103 Kwiatkowski, M. 54 Kyte, K. 188 Lacey, M. 361 LaCosta, J. 99, 117, 228 LaCount, R, 310, 363 352 Lacrosse 94 Lacsny, G. 54, 167 Lacsny, K. 184 Lafferts, W. 182 Lafferty, D. 112, 310, 365 Lafferty, J. 106, 310 LaFrance, V. 190 Laggner, R. 247 Laird, C. 311 Lake, D. 217 LaMacchia, C. 136, 179, 311 Lambda Chi Alpha 160 Lambdin, D. 217 Lambert, R. 121, 122 Lambertson, A. 257 Lamoreaux, G. 103, 190 Lamp at Midnight 107 Landau, B. 227 Landes, B. 171 Landis, W. 225 Landsburg, H. 147, 228 Landskroener, C. 211 Landt, E. 120, 217 Lane, J. 1G58 Lankenaw, L. 108, 144, 206, 311 Lapinsky, W. 122, 201, 311, 369 Lappinen, M. 125, 126, 155, 311, 369 Larrieu, J. 142, 222 Laser, J. 168 Lasher, 5. 222 Laskowska, L, 220 Lassman, M. 120, 122 Law, T. 190 Laucius, B. 137 Laucius, L. 211 Laughlin, B. 54, 94, 167, 311 Lawrence, A. 245 Lawrence, D. 181 Lawrence, K. 311 Laws, T. 251 Layfield, D. 161 Layton, R, 311 Lazarski, J. 54 Leach, A. 140, 362 Leach, B. 93 Leach, E. 119, 247 Leach, 5. 170 Lear, J. 311 Leasure, C. 120, 122 Leasure, R. 121, 122 Lecates, L. 311 Lechthaler, S. 149, 198 LeCompte, C. 103, 132, 252 Lee, H. 275 Lee, J. 8O, 85, 133, 205 Les, 5. 198 Leech, B. 312 Lead, T. 312 Leedom, G. 60 Leedom, W. 60, 164, 312 Legates, A, 228 Lehman, D. 184 Leibensberger, D. 181 Leinheiser, K. 98, 124 Leisser, T. 245 Leiter, A, 252 Leleka, G. 227 393 Lemen, 5. 182 Leneis, C. 168 Lennox, 5. 188 Leo, M. 133, 155 Leonard, J. 196 Leonard, L. 222 Leonard, P, 212 Leonard, T. 76 Leonardi, 5. 192 Leonarski, T. 133, 230 Lerner, L 132 Leshinski, A. 137, 148 Leskiw, M. 130 Levens, 5. 118 Levin, O 202 Levin, J. 252 Levine, L. 152, 312 Levis, C. 94, 133, 161 Levitsky, L. 196 Levitsky, M. 164 Levy, B, 230 Lewandowski, C. 145 Lewin, C, 132, 247 Lewis, B. 179, 312 Lewis, C, 132 Lewis, J. 153 Lewis, W. 228 Liddicoat, A. 167 Lidums, V. 141 Lieberman, M. 118 Lieberwirth, R. 54, 167 Lightel, H, 312 Ligon, 5. 139, 214, 312, 361 Lincoln, A. 133, 153 Lincoln, J. 103, 181, 312 Lindemer, D. 163 Lindsay, B, 222 Lindsay, D. 165 Lindsay, M. 312 Lindsey, C. 249 Linn, G. 157 Linton, D. 251 Linton, J. 198 Lig, P. 54, 171 Lipman, D, B. 181 Lippert, A. 28 Lippincott, J. 54 Lipsky, 5. 132 Lipson, M. 54 171 Lipstein, 8. 153, 312 Lissak, G. 184 Lister, J. OO, 184 Littlehales, D. 64, 133, 257 Littrell, N. 312 Livingston, A. 358 Llewellyn, A, 362 Llewellyn, M. A, 312 Lloyd, K. 192 Lloyd, 5. 190 Lochner, R. 161 Lodise, T. 161 Lofland, B. 184 Lofland, J. 149, 217 Logan, D. 252, 313 Leng, H. 313 Long, 5. 202 Lonton, B. 181 Lord, W. 106, 117, 118, 313 Loughrey, J. 196 Lovalla, P. 212 Loveless, H. 170 Lovett, M. 119, 145, 247 Lowden, D. 195 LSA 148 Lucanish, C, 94 Lucera, B. 169 Lucia, R. 313 Lucy 9 Luddy, B. 184 Ludtke, C. 117,118, 141, 313, 367 Ludy, G. 182 Luff, L. 196 Luisi, P, 161 Lukashevich, 5. 340 Lukoff, D. B2 Lund, J. 190 Lunsford, R. 169 Lurwick, E. 206 Lush, G. 220 Lutz, B. 118, 146, 225 Lutz, D. 117, 118, 313 Lutz, E. 144, 220 Lyneh, B. 108, 313 Lynch, J. 170 Lynch, N. 118, 228 Lynech, P. 247 Lynch, R. 313 Lyneis, K. 132 Lyness, C. 251 Macintyre, D. 251 Maciolek, L. 198 Mack, A, 220 MacKenzie, G. 117, 118, 188 Macklem, B. 148 MacKnight, T, 158 MaclLean, C. 314 MacMabb, J. 227 MacNamee, D. 161 Macy, R. 174 Maddex, B. 212 Madonna, M, 212 Madrigals 117 Maerker, G. 187 Maerker, R. 187 Magargal, N. 187, 315 Magee, E. 202 Maguigan, D. 188 Maker, M. 161 Maher, 5. 188 Mahler, J. 125, 126, 169, 315 Mahlman, M. 217 Maholchic, D. 315 Mahon, N. 182 Maisel, 5. 152 Majorettes 123 Maks, R. 171 Malanga, A. 315 Malcoimson, R. 162, 315 Malestein, Anne 195 Malestein, A. 315 Malm, L. 316 Maloney, M. 316 Maloney, W. 166 Mangano, L. 316 Maniove, L. 110, 158, 316 Manlove, 5. 233 Mann, M. 192 Mannering, B. 198 Manno, M. 230 Mandelberg, 2. 182 Manns, M. 222 Manchester, J. 149 Manchester, H. 149 Mantague, R. 110 Mancini, M, 316 Marching Band 122 Marcotte, E. 316 Marek, J. 131 Marek, M. 206 Marker, B. 233 Markland, D. 196 Markum, L. 140, 316 Marin, T. 208 Marine, G. 159 Marine, J. 158 Martin, B. 72, 161 Martin, C. 249, 316 Martin, 1. 139, 149 Martin, P, 212 Martin, T, 137, 251 Martinez, K, 182 Martnick, E. 171, 205 Martorelli, 5. 108, 211, 316 Martz, G. 316 Marguette, L. 228 Marrazzo, W. 119, 181 Marriott, D. 60 Marsey, R, 181 Marshall, J. 98, 144 Marshall, L. 198 Marshall, T. 98, 251 Marshall, W, 303 Marvin, B. 367 Masareh, J. 247 Masin, B. 54 Mason, E, 167 Mason, J. 1585 Mason, Q. 184 Mason, R. 317 Masoncup, M. 233 Master, A. 167 Mastorski, 5. 233 Matarese, R. 170 Matarase, W. 170, 317 Mathieu, N. 205 Matlack, J. 174 Mattie, J. 108 Mattison, R. 148, 165, 317 Matthews, B. 132, 190 Mauk, M. 205 Mauity, B. 214 May, R. 162, 317 Mayberry, J. 144, 188 Mayberry, N. B2 Mayer, R. 24 McAllister, B. 228 McAllister, C. 314 McAllister, G. 171 McBride, P. 184 McBroom, J. 142, 202 McCabe, P. 146, 182 MecCaffery, L. 171 McCafferty, M. 247 McCallion, C. 54 McCambridge, J. 155 McCamy, T. 157 McCarthy, G. 190 McCaughan, C, 314 McCauley, R. 190 McClafferty, M. 112, 254 McClellan, P. 225 McCloskey, E. 163 McCioud, J. 314 MeCloud, W. 190 McCloy, B. 110, 166 McCluskey, R. 314 McCallough, C. 154 McCourt, K, 131 McCoy, D. 141 McCrodden, B. 155, 314 MeCurdy, 1. 182 McCurdy, W. 332 McDale, D. 208 McDale, L. 214 MeDaniel, K. 133, 154 McDaniel, M, 222 McDaniel, W, 27 McDermott, C, 314 McDermott, D. 196 MeDermott, J. 72, 169, 233 McDonough, J. 190 McDonough, M. 230 McDougall, C. 188 MeDowell, G. 131 MeDowell, L. 314 McElwe, B. 117 McEvoy, E. 192 McFann, D. 121, 122, 179 McFarlin, J. 134 McGann, K. 159 McGee, D, 54, 167 McGee, J. 184 McGill, K, 247 McGinnis, R. 214 McGonmigal, K. 202 McGrath, E. 206 McGrath, K. 121, 122, 178 McGrath, M. 104, 121, 122, 220 McGurk, R. 212 McHugh, G. 108, 132 McHugh, R. 157,314 Mcintosh, B. 118, 172, 173 McKee, F. 233, 314 McKenny, K. 201 McKinley, K. 105 Mcleod, M. 314 McMahon, J. 168 McMann, D. 163 McMaster, B, 160 MeMillen 66 McMullen, 5. 99, 138, 205, 206 McNelis, 1. 228 McNulty, C. 315 MePherrin, B. 252 McPherrin, E,. 119 McQuery, R. 121, 122 McQuery, . 249 McVaugh, J. 228 McVey, J. 117, 118, 315 Meade, . 123 ! Meade, R. 19 Meade, Ronald 156 Meadowcroft, L. 245 Meals, B. 247 Mears, G. 109, 217 Medlin, J. 172,173 Meehan, T. 117,118 Meehesney, C. 196 Meek, P, 317 Meeker, R, 117, 118, 133, 148, 227 Mees, T. 102, 103 Meiwdling, D. 188 Meinersmann, J. 252, 317 Melrath, D. 211, 317 Melwin, H. 317 Menard, 1. 318 Meaffe, 1. 208 Mercante, 1. 318 Merchant, D. 66 Meredith, O 227 Meredith, W. 122 Meridith, W. 120 Merkel, L. 252 Merkel, 5. 54 Merkel, W. 171 Merlini, R. 182 Merricks, D. 318 Merrill, 3. 336 Merritt, J. 230 Merritt, W. 174 Meseley, M. 196 Messick, H. 156 Metz, D. 190 Metz, J. 165 Meyer, B. 318 Meyer, P. 206, 318 Meyers, H. 110, 112, 133, 155 Meyers, M. 109 Michael, J. 149, 184 Middleton, G. 131, 192 Mielnicki, C. 318 Mikoliteh, E. 128, 156, 318 Milburn, T. 86 Milden, F. 318 Millen, R. 208 Miller, A. 156, 318 Miller, B. 99, 206 Miller, Callie 188 Miller, Creighton 120, 122 Miller, D. 318 Miller, F. 182 Miller, 4. B2, 168, 169 Miller, M. 217 Miller, P. 119 Miller, R. 228 Miller, T. 228 Millon, J. 257 Millor, M. 142, 319 Mills, G. 121, 122 Minshall, T. 121, 122, 205 Miridjanian, D. 60 Miro, 1. 319 Mitchell, D. 319 Mitchell, Marcia 257 Mitchell, Mary 247 Mitchell, Patti 217 Mitchell, Perry 121, 156 Mitchell, 5. 251, 319, 367 Mitchell, T. 161, 319, 368 Mitten, D. 125, 126, 133, 155 Miynarczyk, J. 319 Moan, T. 158, 319 Modern Dance Club 137 Moeller, J. 198 Moglioni, R. 205 Mohan, D. 137, 225 Moldovan, G. 225 Malin, J. 254 Malitor, T. 111 Monaco, B, 192 Monaghan, J. 319 Money, D. 211 Monson, C. 205 Montague, R. 169 Monticello, F. 170 Montgomerie, C. 122 Montgomery, J. 169 Montsma, R, 211 Moody, E. 157 Moody, R. 181 Meooney, J. 174, 201 Moare, B. 361 Moore, C. 211 Moaore, D. 131, 161 Moare, Gilbert 320 Moore, Glenn 233 Mooare, J. 206 Moore, L. 251 Moore, R, 153, 320 Moran, G. 320 Moran, J. 251 Moran, 5. 182 Morey, R. 119 Morgan, C, 222 Morgan, D. 162 Morgan, R. 156, 320 Morgan, 5. 252 Morgan, W, 162 Maorie, F. 195 Marley, K. 160 Morley, N. 167 Maorley, R. 60, 160 Maorning, J. 155 Morris, C. 196, 320 Maorris, J. 192 Maorris, K. 192, 320 Maorris, R. 76, 120, 122 Morrow, W. 118, 208, 320 Morsch, R. 80, 167 Maortar Board 365 Morton, C. 126, 155, 320, 363 Morton, D. 206, 320 Moschini, L. 144, 196 Moskowitz, 1. 225 Moss, 5. 257 Motter, 5. 122, 188 Mouseley, G. 133, 157 Mowbray, C. 169 Moynihan, R, 206 MRHA 111 Muhlenberg, D, 138, 217 Muldernick, E. 120, 122 Mullen, 5. 100 Muller, A, 206 Muller, F. 112 Mullin, K. 233 Mullens, J. 184 Mulnick, M. 184 Mulrconey, E. 320 Mulrooney, T. 133 Mulvaney, R. 6D, BO, BS Mumford, J. 161 Mumford, L. 108, 211 Munch, D. 190 Murdock, B. 145, 247 Murphy, A. 190 Murphy, B. 227 Murphy, 5. 182 Murray, . 190 Murray, Donna 119 Murray, 1. 160 Murray, K. 321 Murray, Kay 140, 179 Murray, Ketty 196 Murray, P. 247 Murray, R. 103, 212 Muterspaw, D. 94 Muterspaw, T. 98, 99, 321 Muto, D. 184 Muto, M. 169 Mycock, K. 143, 321 Myers, J. 211 Myers, R. 321 Myers, T. 289 Magle, A, 118, 131, 148 Magowski, B. 202 MNagy., K. 119, 251 Maker, . 110 Malle, C. 80, 227 Marten, 5. 211 Mash, J. 321 Maumowich, W. 130 Nayman, D. 155, 321 Mazemetz, P, 247, 321 Mecker, D. 163 MNeedles, R, 181 Meil, B. 252, 322 Meill, J. 105 Meilson, 5. 106, 322 Neiswaorth, J, 269 Melson, B. 228, 322 Melson, D. 31 Melson, J, 190 Melson, M. 148 Nelson, R. 190 MNelson, 5. 217 Mertney, L. 101, 123, 322 MNeumann, R. 322 Neville, . 322 Neville, J, 201 MNew Castle 212 Newcomb, J. 169 Newitt, P. 153 Newitt, T. 153 Newman, F, 133 MNewman, R. 190 Newswanger, D, 212 Newton, S, 228 Newton, T. 190 Neyers, B. 160 Neylan, D. 322 Niccolucei, D, 86, 167 Nice, C. 206, 322 Nichols, C, 149 Nichols, M, 322 Nichols, Mary 247 Nickerson, J. 190 Nickles, C, 230 Nicoletti, D, 251 Nidzgobshi, J. 251 Nielsen, B, 109 Nielsen, Barh 322 Meilsen, R, 328 394 Mikles, T. 22 1968 Aand B 250 196B Cand D 254 Mizami, K. 143, 252 Molan, M. 103, 135, 212 Noll, T. 190 MNorman, A. 190 Morris, T. 163 Narstrom, D. 111, 112, 208 Morthrop, N. 123 Morthrop, N. 217 Northrup, B. 150 Morthwood, D. 108, 145, 323 Maorton, D. 314 Motari, J. 252 Movak, J. 182 Movelle, M. 212 Mavello, F. 112 Movotny, R. 54,171, 323 Mowaczyk, R. 323 Maowland, L. 323 Mutter, J. 94, 170 Muruddin, K. 125 NVF Company 11 Mwaiku, E. 143, 323, 361 Oakes, J. 206 Oakford, C. 127 Obaitan, A. 143 Obaitan, A. 143 Ober, V. 251 Oberdorfer, M, 254 Oherdorfer, P. 181 Oberholtzer, D. 205 O'Brian, P, 139, 230 O'Brien, T. 137, 187, 254 Occhi, 5. 109 O'Cannall, C. 252 O'Conner, G. 137 O'Conner, J. 160, 323 Oddo, J. 212 O'Donnell, K. 323 O'Donnell, P. 205 Ogden, 5. 170 O'Hara, T. 161, 324 O'Keefe, J. 161, 324 Okonowicz, E. 120, 122 Olafson, G. 324 Dlacsegba, G. 324, 361 Olcott, K. 106, 188, 324 Oidfield, D. 172, 173, 205, 206 Olesky, P. 228 Oliver, C. 109, 121 Oliver, J. 233 Dim, B. 164 Qlsen, D. 324 Cisen, K. 233 Qlson, Kendra 195 Omicron Delta Kappa 366 Omicron Mu 366 Omphlett, P, 324 O'Neill, C. 132 O'MNeill, Cheryl 251 O'Meill, 5. 202 Ontko, A. 206 Oppegard, G. 187 Oram, G. 220 Orfe, J. 208 Organizations 96 Orr, E. 121, 205 Orr, 3. 122 Orth, H. 230 395 Orth, J. 166 Orth, P. 167 Orzechowski, 5. 119 Osborn, R. 205 Osborne, W. 205, 206 Osborne, J. 130, 206 Osborne, John 230 Dsborne, R. 208, 361 Osinski, 5. 324 Ostendorf, W. 144, 324 Otteni, 0. 93 Otteni, M. 108 Otteni, Mary 324 Outing Club 137 Over, A. 163 Overkamp, A. 105, 324 Overman, N. 211 Owves, B. 172, 173 Owen, C. 217 Owen, D. 125, 133, 154 Owen, J, 121, 122 Owens, N. 182 Oyaide, W. 143 Oyler, C. 125, 126, 154, 325 Pacinelli, F. 160, 325 Pacinelli, J. 230 Palardes, D. 144, 252 Palmer, C. 196 Palmer, J. 325 Palmer, L. 220 Palmer, R. 251 Palmer, Ranny 230 Palmer, 5. 159 Palmer, T. 86, 160 Palmisano, A. 182 Pamadero, P. 230 Pan-American Club 142 Pancoast, C. 158, 325 Pancoast, E. 117, 196 Pancoust, L. 252 Pankowski, E. 170 Papl, J. 251 Pappas, L. 131 Paquette, R. 233 Paradis, K. 252 Parassio, G. 108, 112, 247, 325, 364, 365, 367 Parish, P. 228 Park, 5, 119,172,173 Parker, 0. 233 Parker, P. 325 Parker, 5, 251 Parkinson, J. 157 Parman, M. 141, 325 Parmenter, 5. 252 Parnett 192 Parrctt, J. 120, 122 Parsons, M. 326 Paruszewski, D. 336 Parvis 112, 161, 326 Pasimeni, 5. 222 Pasquino, 5. 222 Pass, C. 326 Passmore, T. 121, 122 Pastore, T. 161 Patchin, Mrs. D, 132 Patrick, M. 326 Patrons 384 Patterson, D. 326 Pattilo, L. 227 Patton, J. 172, 173, 205, 206 Patton, R. 93, 326 Paul, A, 120, 122, 163 Paul, B. 114, 206, 326 Pauling, M. 233 Paulsen, B. 187, 1B8 Paulsen, G. 110, 168, 326, 366 Paulsen, R, 330 Payne, G. 196 Peacock, J. 225 Pearce, Reggie 37 Pearce, R. 170, 171 Pearl, R. 133, 155 Pearson, R. 156 Pearson, T. 155 Pease, M. 182 Pebbles, P. 326 Pecher, P. 233 Peerson, T. 326 Peet. J. 158 Pegelow, K. 233 Pegelow, T, 327 Pelley, K. 195 Peltz, G. 233 Peltz, J. 85, 171, 327 Pemberton, 0. 227 Pemberton, W. 299 Pepper, B. 108 Pargh, L. 192 Perkins, E. 120, 122 Perkins, K. 254 Parkins, R. 76, 133, 158 Perry, B. 252 Perry, L. 122 Perry, M. 247 Perry, Mary 327 Perry, R. 361 Pesce, C. B6 Peters, T. 167 Peterson, B. 145, 222, 327 Peterson, J. 152 Peterson, K. 217 Peterson, S. 230 Petrone, 5. 327 Petrosa, D. 170 Peyser, H. 327 Pfatf, J. 327, 366 Pfaff, P. 245 Pfeffer, B. 328 Pfeffer. M. 119 Pfizenmaier, C. 328 Pfordt, W. 328 Phare, J. 182 Phelps, J. 119, 328 Phi Kappa Phi 367 Phi Kappa Tau 162 Phile, P. 112, 132, 206 Philips, P. 165 Philips, 5. 145 Phillips, L. 202 Phillips, M. 188 Phillips, 0. 180 Phillips, 5. 159, 219 Phillips, Stephen 328 Phillips, T, 161 Phillips, W. 225 Phillips, Y. 54, 161, 198 Phi Sigma Epsilon 367 Phoenix Committee 146 Piakowski, E, 328 Pickett, T. 137 Piepmeier, P. 72, 133, 159 Pierce, C. 149 Pierce, G. 103, 222 Piersol, J. 161 Pierson, G. 137, 328 Pierson, 5. 205 Pietlock, S. 182 Pietras, D. 328 Pi Kappa Alpha 164 Pindzola, M. 230 Pingel, G. 196 Pinto, C. 93, 167, 328 Piorkowski, 1. 132 212 Piritz, R. 90 Pitts, R. 155, 328, 361, 362 Pivower, L. 328 Pizzolongo, P, 205, 206 Plack, D. 188 Plack, W. 154 Piank, 1. 328 Plata, R. 252 Pletcher, B. 187, 188, 329 Pocalyko, J. 329 Podgorshki, W. 161 Pody, D. 106 Poe, W. 157, 329 Polaski, F. 60 Polikotf, D. 214 Polsky, B. 368 Pomeroy, C. 109 Pomianoski, M. 161 Poole, J. 208 Poole, V. 144, 329 Pope, 5. 124, 251 Poplawski, P, 66, 145 Porter, 0. 167 Portlock, M. 254 Posey, R, 329 Poskitt, R. 54, 149, 329 Postles, C. 130, 149 Potter, M. 138, 220 Poulson, R. 169 Powell, G. 146 Powell, J. 93, 228 Pawell, R. 86 Powers, S, 202 Pratt, . 330 Pratt, L. 66, 86, 103, 195 Prestowitz, C. 245 Frestowitz, E. 245 Prettyman, J. 119 Prettyman, M. 166, 330 Priice, C. 330, 365 Price, 5. 160 Primo, C. 145, 196, 330 Prober, L. 132, 206 Prober, Lynn 187, 188 Probusco, C. 208 Procak, M. 330 Proud, C. 72 Prucino, K. 330 Pryor, D. 110, 172, 173 Psi Chi 368 Psychology Club 145 Pugh, D, 336 Pugh, 5. 251 Puken, A. 167 Puken, T. 54 Pumpian, A, 157 Punderson, J. 225 Purvis, R. 178, 367, 369 Purvis, T. 116 Purzycki, J. 54, 171 Putt, R. 155 Pyeritz, R. 154 Pyle, J. 154 Pyle, R. 125, 155 Quade, 5. B2 Quill, E, 182 Quillen, G. 126, 164, 331 Quillen, Ray 130, 201 Quillen, Randy 206 Quinlan, C. 331 Quinn, D, 331 Quinn, G. 331 Quinn, R. 168 Quist, G. 163 Raber, L. 233 Radebaugh, 5. 169 Rafal, J. 102, 103, 133 Rafal, R. 112, 331 Raffa, K. 192 Rahn, M. 144, 331 Raich, A. 198 Ralph, B. 109, 332 Rambo, C. 195 Rambo, R. 131 Ramler, H. 167 Ramsey, M, 222 Randolph, D. 164, 332 Rash, G. 182 Rash, J. 108, 332 Rash, R. 217 Rash, 5. 94, 157, 332 Ratchford, D. 135, 178 Rathmell, R. 76, 167 Ratzman, C. 103, 188 Rau, C. 120, 122, 228 Raum, P. 108, 118, 249 Rausteoni, 5. 247 Rawley, 5. 100, 257 Rawstrom, 5. 332 Read, E. 120, 122, 228 Reardon, R. 102 Reawes, D. 212 Redden, A. 174, 230 Radden, J. 161 Redgate, N. 125 Reed, C. 225 Reed, D. 163, 332 Read, E. 117 Reed, I. 245 Reed, J. 230 Reed, M. 117, 118, 192 Reed, Mau 196 Reed, P. 227 Resser, P, 332 Reeth, C. 187 Regenaver, W. 332 Regenthal, B. 80, 158 Reik. P. 108, 247, 332, 364 Reilly, M. 219, 222 Reimer, B. 332 Reiz, R. 169 Reiter, R. 188 Remage, R. 324 Remmel, T. 228 Remondi, W, 251 Renaissance 7 Renzetti, J. 128, 170, 332 Resch, T. 140 Retzloff, H. 119, 198 Reutter, K. 228 Reutter, W. 118, 172,173 REVIEW 100 Revis, L. 222 Revis, P. 119, 132 Revis, 8. 121, 122 Reynolds, T. 251 Rhodes, D. 174 Rhodes, K. 257 Rhodes, N. 257 Rhone, W. 111 Riccio, E. 132, 192 Richards, D. 257 Richards, J. 141, 333, 364, 367 Richards, L. 198 Richardson, 5. 165 Richert, E. 113, 247 Richwaine, J. 333 Richeson, R. 157 Rider, G. 131 Ries, R. 333 Rifenberg, L. 211 Rifle Club 139 Righy, W. 178 Riley, C. 233 Riley, D. 119 Riley, J, 93, 119, 230, 333 Rill, 4. 13B, 252 Rinkoski, D. 161 Ripken, B. 333 Ritchie, A. 334 Ritner, 5. 98, 153 Ritter, D. 103, 184 Ritter, H. 132, 247 Rittenhouse, P. 222 Riva, W. 208 Rizzi, C. 192 Roach, J. 247 Roach, L. 202 Roberson, W. 334 Roberts, A. 117,118 Roberts, H. 181 Roberts, J. 214 Roberts, M. 257 Roberts, P. 334 Roberts, 5. 190 Roberts, Sindy 334 Robertson, A. 131, 208 Robinson, D. 172, 173 Robinson, J. 86 Robinson, L. 170, 184 Robinson, Linda 121 Robinson, P. 109 Robinson, R. 93 Robinson, 5. 188 Robinson, W. 126, 334, 363, 367 Roblow, C. 145, 334 Robson, J. 145, 334 Rocheleau, R. 154 Rochelle, R. 99, 205 Rockwell, R. 132 Rodekohr, M. 133 Rodenhiser, E. 119 Rodney, A, 214 Rodney, B. 216 Rodney C 4 D 218 Rodney E F 222 Rogers, C. 195, 217 Rogers, J. 130, 133, 201 Rogers, W. 145 Rolfe, 5. 196 Rollings. J. 334 Rohr, D. 334 Rolfes, L. 171 Romano, A. 334 Romberger, J. 166, 334 Roop, C. 335, 363 Root, M. 335 Rasbrow, T. 178 Rose, A. 94, 170, 335 Rose, R, 119 Rosen, R. 153 Rosen, Ronald 152 Rosenback, I. 247 Rosenberry, E. 273 Rosenblatt, B. 195 Rosenstock, G. 152, 335 Roser, M. 196 Ross, 5. 335 Ross, Susan 138 Rossi, R, 135 Rossiter, 5. 192 Rostrum, K. 116 ROTC 128 Roth, B. 94, 158, 335 Roth, E. 66, 133, 192 Rothacker, . 119 Rothenmeyer, 1. 195 Rought, C. 332 Rouse, R. 336, 361 Rorin, W. 336 Roy, J. 128, 159, 336 Rowe, M. 212 Ruch, J. 54, 171 Rudolph, J. 336 Ruff, T. 166 Ruffin, P. 141, 336 Runnels, T, 165 Ruoteberg, W. 212 Ruppel, J. 182 Russ, C, 149 Russell, B. 135 Russell AR B 226 Russell C. 231 Russell D XE 232 Russell, D. 167 Russell, P. 169, 217 Russell, R. 159 Russian Club 140 Rusteberg, B. 132 Ruthswksi, 5. 336 Rutter, D. 254 Ruwet, E. 361 Ruyter, 5. 195, 336 Ryan,H, 121 Ryan, J. 245 Ryan, R. 122 Rybachak, V. 108, 198, 201, 336 Rylander, R. 90, 92, 245 Sabatine, A. 174, 205 Sachs, 5. 121, 122 Sachse, D. 162 Saddel, L. 222 Sadot, J. 211 Sadet, V. 112 Sahli, R. 167 St. Amand, D. 132 Saksa, P. 251 Sale, C. 201 Salvadori, L. 157 S.AM., 130 Sammartino, 0. 206 Samonisky, M. 60, 153 Sampson, G. 247 Samuels, M. 326 Sand, E. 170 Sandal, H, 3386 Sandbach, C. 192, 336 Sanders, J. 336 Sanders, K. 195 Sands, J. 178, 336 Santak, M. 337 Saroukes, J. 148 Sartin, L. 337 Sarver, B. 181 Sass, 5. 153 Satterfield, H. 206 Saulsbury, W. 214, 337 Savage, D. 206 Sawyer, L. 227 Scabbard 4 Blade 368 Scadden, K. 228 Scannell, E. 166 Scannell, L. 228 Scarborough, Chris 198 Scarborough, Cynthia 337 Scarborough, D, 120, 122 Scarborough, J. 228, 337 Scarborough, L. 196 Scarles, W. 198 Scelba, J. 54 Scerni, F. 227 Schaffer, A. 122 Schaefer, L. 120 Schafer, C. 182 Schafer, J. 222 Schaich, T. 208 Schambach, 5. 162 Schambron, 5. 182 Schaub, J. 172, 173 Schealer, B. 228 Scheenly, P. 182 Scheer, P. 214 Scheible, L. 108, 212 Scheid, K. 148, 202 Schell, C. 212 Scheller, . 206 Scheu, J. 170 Schlegel, B. 120 Schlickenmaier, J. 131, 338 Schliem, T. 92 Schmick, T. 145 Schmick, L. 338 Schmick, K. 116 Schmick, 5. 145, 338, 368 Schmidt, G. 60 Schmidt, J. 251 Schmidt, N. 132, 206 Schmidt, P. 135 Schmidt, R. 163 Schmidt, T. 133, 163, 338, 362 Schmitt, C. 202 Schmitt, R. 338 Schmoll, W. 119, 249 Sehneck, R. 156 Schoenly, P. 149 Schoff, D. 205 Scholl, L. 131, 338 Schraiber, D. 121, 201 Schreiber, E. 153, 338 Schreiber, M. 123, 233, 338 Schroeder, . 103, 225 Schroeder, R. 167, 338 Schuler, C. 145, 212 Schultz. L. 338 Schwartz, C. 169, 338 Schwartz, K. 153 Schwartzbaum, A. 279 Schwarz, D. 140 Schwarz, W. 133 Schwendt, A. 142 Sclosbon, J. 230 Scott, R. 172, 173 Scott, F. 164 Scott, L. 108, 140, 179 Scrutchfield, C. 338 5.D.S. 135 Seaman, D. 155 Searl, E. 60 Searle, G. 247 Sears, J. 171 Sealey, H. 108, 132, 1B7 Seelig, P. 184 Segebade, G. 60, 155 Seger, G. 168 Segmund, W. 208 Seibel, A. 201 Seibel, R. 208 Seidman, K. 338 Seidel, 5. 220 Seime, H. 106 Seitz, C. 161 Seitz, G. 160 Seitz, J. 161 Seitz, P. 151, 198 Selb, L. 214 Sellers, K. 132, 249 Sellin, L, 222, 225 Selph, T. 109 Senior Directory 370 Seniors 258 Service, B. 202 Seymour, J. 252 5GA 112 Siberski, A. 192 Sibley, E. 249 Sibley, L. 251 Sidowski, R. 167 Siegele, T. 208 Siegle, M. 201 Siegrist, T. 208 Siena, M. B0 Siena, M. 184 Sigma Nu 166 Sigma Phi Epsilon 168 Sigma Pi Sigma 369 Silber, D. 132 Silver, A. 153 Silwer, L. 228, 233 Silverstein, 5. 152 Silowka, W. 174 Simeone, T. 206 Simmins, A. 109, 118, 217 Simmons, C. 160 Simmons, R, 130, 201 397 Simen, L. 257 Simpson, A. 217, 340 161, 340, 361 Shamers, D. 230 119, 122, 230 Sharp, Richard 228 Shaw, D. 339 Sheckman, L. Shedletsky, J. Sheats, A. 220 Sheets, B. 217 Sheets, C. 233 Shelbamer, B. Shellenhamer, K. Shepheard, D. Shepherd, 5. Shephaerd, W. Sherman, M. 108, 122, 182 Shine, P. 217 Shinton, 5. 211 Shivery, M. 340 Shoebach, M. Shumaker, A. Shurtleff, B. 305 Skedzielewski, D. Skorupa, N. 202 Sloan, J. 252, 340 Sloan, 5. 168, 205, 341 Slonsky, R, 127, 131, 132 Smiertka, E. 341 Smiley, T. 233 Smith, Ann 170, 341 Smith, Arthur 170 Smith, B. 174 Smith, David 167 Smith, D, 54, 212 Smith, Earl 167, 341 Smith, Erich 100, 112, 159 Smith, Francis J. 341 Smith, Francis T. 342 Smith, Frank 94, 297 Smith, Gayle 195, 342 Smith, George 60 Smith, Greg 161 Smith, James 80 Smith, Jeff 54, 171 Smith, Jerry 64 Smith, Jim 64, 82 Smith, Larry 198 Smith, Leila 342 Smith, Lowell, 126, 342, 363 Smith, Martin 122, 133, 148, 190 Smith, Mitch 230 Smith, P. 342 Smith, Robert 208 Smith, Russ 130, 174, 205 Smith, Sharon 196 Smith, Sue 100, 144, 247, 342 Smith, T. 137, 198 Smith, Walt 174, 230 Smith, Wayne 165 Smith, William 82 Smithmyer, J. 126, 228, 342 Smolka, T. 342 Smyth 240 Snowden, 0. 160, 342 Snyder, Charles 154 Snyder, Charlotte 196 Snyder, Elizabeth 342 Snyder, Elliott 178, 342 Snyder, G. 208 Snyder, J. 192 Snyder, K. 155 Snyder, R. 342 Soccer 60 Soccorse, E. 76, 155 Social Chairman 108 Sehoenchak, J. 54 Somerville, G. 230 Soneson, K. 112 Sophy, P. 201 Sowards, B. 227 Spada, J. 198 i Spalding, R. 170 Spangler, J. 94 Spangler, M. 103, 342 Spangler, P. 342 Spanish Club 141 Spare, L. 257, 343 Spare, W, 157 Sparts, J. 198 Speakman, P. 217 Spear, H, 115, 211 Spear, J. 343 Specht, P. 132, 148, 227 Special Events 32 Spencer, J. 211 Spencer, M. 225 Spencer, 5. 109, 188 Spencer, Susan 254 Spengel, F. 109 Spicer, C. 54, 86 Spicer, R, 155 Spicknall, A, 343, 365 Spilka, W. 188 Spiller, D. 343 Spiller, P, 154 Spitzer, E. 211 Split Rock Conference 4 Sponaugle, V. 187 Sports 52 Spraque, C. 174, 201 Squire 236 Stafford, T. 142 Stambaugh, G. 102, 143, 157, 344 Stanford, E, 249, 344 Stanlley, D. 181 Stanley, J. 190 Stark, R. 277 Starr, R. 162 Starr, 5. 211 Stearns, R. 163, 344 Sterling, L. 230 Stern, A. 100, 133 Sterner, P. 249 Stetten, A. 190 Stevens, G. 249 Stevens, L. 187 Stevens, R. 344 Stevenson, N. 344 Steward, J. 196 Stewart, B. 211 Stewart, E. 155 Stewart, J. 106 Stewart, R. 157, 344 Stewart, 5. 252 Stia, J. 251 Stier, R. 98, 149, 230, 344 Stiliman, 5. 344 Stine, W. 192 Stinson, J. 93, 167 Stires, C. 144, 182 Stites, F. 205 Stites. W. 110, 149, 165 Stitik, . 345 Stitt, J. 188 Stitzman, M, 149 Stixrude, D. 301 Stockslager, D. 120, 122 Stockwell, D. 167, 345 Stolker, E. 103, 345 Stonesifer, F, 155, 345 Stopyra, 0. 245 Stork, 5. 196, 346 Storm, J. 230 Stotler, M. 202 Stouffer, N. 164 Stouffer, R. 181, 346, 369 Stow, F. 346 Stowe, R. 188 Strable, N. 127 Street, E. 222 Street, G. 143, 346 Strehle, W. 170 Straltzov, A. 161, 346 String, F. 121, 138 Strobert, 5. 120, 125, 149, 346 Strouth, B. 201 Strubb, M. 195 Student Center Council 116 Student Nurses 144 Student Religious Liberals 146 Student Rights Proposal 4 Stuenckel, 5. 153 Stull, R, 214 Sturgell, J. 25 Stutzman, M. 121 Suanoe, C. 196 Suarez, P. 201 Sullivan, A. 162 Sullivan, J. 149, 346 Sullivan, 5. 155 Sullivan, T. 76, 139, 155 Summerhays, M. 245 Summer Track B84 Summerville, R. 103, 184 Sundet, L. 249 Sundheim, P. 54, 171 Sundt, K. 136 Supinski, A. 121 Suplee, W. 167 Surratt, G. 162 Surratt, W. 163 Sussex 244 Sutton, G. 190 Sutton, 5. 247 Swvendsen, E. 137, 174 Svenson, C. 144, 252 Swanson, J, 155 Swanson, R. 196 Swarr, R. 208 Swayze, B. 227 Sweeney, M, 171 Swetland, P, 190 Swiatek, E. 198 Swift, R. 252 Swimming 72 Symphonic Band 120 Sypherd 242 Szabe, M. 182 Szatkowski, E. 159 Szwed, P. 109, 187, 188 Szymanski, M. 161 Tabani, Y. 222, 225 Table of Contents 3 Taggart, R. 228, 346 Tagmatarkes, R. 109, 212 Talley, . 346 Talley, J. 346 Talley, V. 1BB Talmo, M. 155 Tantivatana, C. 217 Tappman, A. 228 Tarambikos, N. 143 Tarburton, 5. 138, 249 Tartaglia, P. 346 Tatman, D, 346 Tatnall, P. 198, 346 Tau Beta Pi 369 Tau Kappa Epsilon 174 Taylor, A, 132 Taylor, Barry 158, 346 Taylor, Betsy 247 Taylor, D. 347 Taylor, J. 188 Taylor, L. 1B8 Taylor, P. 117,122 Taylor, Paul 184 Taylor, Pat 347 Taylor, 5. 347 Taylor, R. 156, 167, 172, 173, 347 Taylor, Warren 162 Taylor, William 82 Tease, K. 211 Teliner, B. 184 Tell, P. 119, 247 Temple, B, 184 Tennis 90 Teti, L. 348 Teti, P. 348 Thackrey, M. 348 Thien, P. 195 Theis, W. 348 Theta Chi 170 Thomas, B. 220 Thomas, C. 348 Thomas, D. 254 Thomas, K. 155, 195, 348 Thomas, Lawrence 254 Thomas, Louise 348 Thomas, M. 348 Thomas, R. 196 Thomson, K. 245 Thompson 246 Thompson, Camille 188 Thompson, Charles 133 Thompson, E. 254 Thompson, T. 201 Thornley, 5. 247 Thornton, M, 120, 140 Thornton, P, 251 Thoroughgoad, C, 334 Throp, P, 188 Thudium, K. 1B2 Thymes, C. 254 Tidwell, L. 257 Tierney, F. 157 Timmens, C. 26 Timmons, C. 143 Timmons, G. 219 Timmons, T, 348 Tirell, C. 121,122 Tissot, 5. 86, 227 Titter, L. 348 Titus, W. 121, 122 Tober, R. 163 Todd, J. 149 Tollett, 5. 108, 123, 348 Tollini, P, 157 Tomple, H. 201 Tonnessen, B. 118, 348 Toomey, D. 145 Toomey, P, 348 Tordella, J. 348 Torelli, M, 125 Tornfelt, I. 198 Terrans, M. 132 Tovo, G. 104 Townsend, L. 202 Townsend, M. 109, 349 Townsend, T. 120, 122, 133 Trabant, E. 4, 5, 18, 129, 222 Tracey, D. 60, 184 Treadway, L. Trevorrow, T. 115, 120, 122, 182 114, 132, 222 Troutman, J. Trucksess, D. Trumbower, W. 350 Trzonkowski, 5. 350 Tucker, Judy 212 Turnblacer, 5. 110, 133, 155 Umphlett, G, Underwood, D. Underwood, R. 350 Uhrmann, D. Urian, V, 252 Vaccarino, C. 54, 161 118, 205, 380 Vanbergen, C, Vanderford, T. Vander Haar, J. Van Gaorder, R. VanGrofski, T. 86 Van Hook, K, Van Horn, M. Van Name, T, Vasilyadis, K. Vaughan, B. 54 Vaughn, C. 94 Vaughan, J. 251 Veen, C. 350 Vesn, M., 3580 Veen, P. 351 Velmi, G. 21 Ventresca, D. 228, 351 Venture 104 Verbang, 5. 205 Verble, M. 212 Verner, 0. 90, 125, 126, 169 Vernon, N. 108, 109, 202, 351 Veseels, M, 109, 122, 202 Videon, D. 167 Vinikoor, R, 122, 169 Vinson, J. 161 Vinyard, R. 137 Vadvarka, K. 254 VYogel, M. 120, 122, 131 Vogel. W. 198 Volk, 1. 206 Volmi, D. 219 Vollendorf, H. 54, 167 Yollendorf, 5. 198 Vollum, M. 145 Volturo, P. 230 von Frankenberg, C. 344 Von Kleeh, L. 94 Von Kleeck, D, 156 Von Stetton, W. 94, 133, 155 Voris, J. 120 Vosburgh, W. 94, 154 Voshell, R. 138, 352 Voss, D. 167 Yroman, S. 188, 352 WAA 109 Wacther, W. 169 Wagamon, W. 167 Wagner, J. 352, 364 Wagner, L. 145, 228 Wagner, Lew 233 Wagner, R, 167 Wainwright, E. 111, 192 Waite. G. 121,122 Waite, L. 206 Walbert, L. 117 Waldman, G. 86, 152 Walker, J. B0, 121, 222 Walker, J. Samuel 154 Walker, L. B6, 161 Walker, Linak 352 Walker, M. 110, 158, 352 Walker, P. 54, 82 Walker, R. 196 Walker, 5. 164 Walkowski, J. 133, 155 Walla, R. 201 Wallace, B. 233 Wallace, N. 352 Wallace, R. 352 Wallace, W. 205 Wall, F. 352 Walls, E. 254 Walls, J. 134, 230 Walls, P. 254 Walls, v. 119 Wairaven, C. 251 Walsh, M. 133, 163 Walsh, R. 158, 352 Walter, H. 26 Walters, J. 352 Walter, 5, 352 Walton, L. 228 Walton, R. 82, B5, 251 Walz, J. 352 Wampler, T. 208 Wanamaker, M. 46, 225 Wang, C. 165 Wang, J. 182 Wang. W. 157 Warach, K. 98, 132, 147 Ward, Anne 205 Wark, J. 109, 121, 249 Warner, B, 172, 173, 233 Warner, K. 120, 122 Warner 248 Warner, Kenneth 352 Warren, E. 352 Warren, G. 205 Warrington, J. 127 Warrington, M. 352 Warren, 5. 238 Wartell, D. 208 Waselefsky, D. 230 Washington, H. 353 Waski, L. 122, 140, 179 Wasley, 5. 164 Wasniak, 5. 172, 173 Watts, G. 192 Watson, C. 119 Watson, J. 144 Way, J. 353 Way, 5. 192 Weabeeste, C. 228 Weabeeste, C. 228 Weatherly, B, 135 Weaving, J. 247, 353 Webb, A. 196 Webb, G. 222 Webb, J. 156 Webb, M. 354 Weber, K. 196 Weber, L. 182 Weber, M. 121 Weber, W. 158 Weber, P. 354 Webers, A. 217 Webster, W. 188 Weid, M. 220 Weikart, M. 76 Weikert, Carol 247 Weil, J. 230 Weil, W. 192, 363 Weiner, P, 233 Weiner, T. 208 Weis, R, 171, 184 Weisel, P, 132, 187 Weiss, D, 217 Welch, F, 170, 354 Welch, J. 181 Weich, 5. 206 Weldin, J. 163 Weldy, J. 117, 120, 205, 206 Wells, L. 205 Welkos, 5. 354 Wells, C. 132 Wehle, F, 354 Wehr, D 162 399 Weikert, C. 138 Weil, W. 126 Weimer, W. 102, 103 Weingard, D. 156 Weir, K. 138 Weiss, R. 122 Weiss, M. 110, 153 Weikel, T. 354 Weingard, D. 354 Weil, W. 354 Wells, 0. 167 Wells, H. 243 Wells, L. 103 Welsch, L. 182 Wenger, B. 249 Wenger, R. 28 Werner, H. 170, 354 Wesley, B. 131 Wesley 149 Wessalls, D. 247 West, A, 233 West, 0. 160, 354 West, J. 354 Wetherhold, R. 168 Wharton, E. 103, 202 Wheat, T, 168, 354 Wheatley, D. 196 Wheatley, J. 228 Wheeler, F. 252 Wheeler, J. 228 Wheeler, R. 188 Wheeler, 5. 10B, 212 Wheeler, W. 167 Whelan, W. 230 Whelan, 5. 137 WHEN 32, 102 Whisler, B. 172, 173 Whitaker, P. 354 White, A. 127, 145, 354, 364 White, C. 124, 198, 354, 365 White, Charles 354 White G, 159 White, J. 120, 142, 163 White, K. 122 White, 5, 354 White, V. 354 White, W, 158 Whiteside, A. 205 Whiteside, G. 355 Whitley, P. 254 Whittaker, D. 122 Whittaker, P, 355 . Whittington 220, 356 Whittington, R. 54 Wichess, 5. 121 Wichman, G. 60 Wichmann, U. 202 Wickersham, E. 166 Wickham, M. 170 Wieber, B. 356, 366 Wiedmann, R. 82 Wiedzielski, R. 190 Wieland, D. 72 Wieland, R. 169 Wiemann, 5. 201 Wilder, M. 121, 130, 134, 205 Wilderman, A. 228 Wiley, W. 230 Wiley, D. 167, 356 Wilhide, L. 201 Wilkinson, J. 169 Willard, D B6 Williams, A. 356 Williams, C. 161 Williams, Connie 131 Williams, D. 139, 230 Williams, Don 190 Williams, E. 222 Williams, G. 109, 182 Williams, J. 117, 118, 133 Williams, Jim 124, 208 Williams, Lee 356 Williams, Mary 179 Williams, P. 222, 356 Williams, 5. 179 Wiling, T. 233 Willis, 0. 119 Willis, Dave 198 Willoughby, G. 184 Wills, D. 181 Wilson, C. 195 Wilson, D. 153 Wilson, Deborah 121, 122, 249 Wilson, Gregg 133, 155, 233 Wilson, J. 132 Wilson, L. 202 Wilsan, M. 356 Wilson, N, 233 Wilson, P. 149 Wilson, R, 72, 356 Wilsan, S. 225 Wilson, Thomas 126, 356 Wilson, Tracey 206 Wimberly, R. 117 Winter Track B8O Winberg, J. 196 Winberg, N. 127, 202 Windsor, B. 227 Wingard, L. 157 Winkelman, G. 188 Winkler, . 134 Winkworth, C. 247 Winn, D. 230 Winn, G. 168 Winters, J. 157 Winter, 5. 82, B0 Wise, A. 94 Wise, J. 187 Wisniewski, C. 132 Wisniewski, 1. 257 Wisar, M, 356 Wisseman, E. 356 Wissing, R. 356 Witham, W. 110, 112, 114, 133, 167 Withelder, R. 54 Withrow, K. 161 Witkoskie, J. 158 356 Witmeyer, G. 356 Witnaver, E. 205, 357 witt, 5. 187, 357 Woerner, B. 64, BD, B2, 187, 188, 358 woerner, C. 131, 188 Waghiren, J. 358 Wojewadzki, R. 157, 358 Wolanski, A. 358 Wolf, L. 111, 120, 122, 131, 358 Waolfe, D, 230 Walfe, G. 233 Walff, R. 198 Wholfskill, L. 120, 122 Wood, A, 211 Wood, C. 217, 358 Wood, . 19 Wood, R. 342 Woo, 5. 307 Woodford, W. 133, 181 Wooten, D. 111, 220 Wootten, D, 358 Worden, R. 165, 184 Workman, A. 188 Workman, M. 161 Worrilow, G, 18 Warthen, J. 20 Wornich, D, 127 Wrestling 76 Wright, B. 108, 132 Wright, Barb 227 Wright, Bob 169, 205, 206, 358 Wright, J. 94, 168 Wright, 5. 208 Wright, T. 94 Wroten, J. 228 Wuerffel, A. 358 Wyatt, G. 24 Wyks, E. 358 Wzynoshky, C. 227 Yaizer, J. 121, 205 Yancko, C. 252 Yates, D. 86, 161 Yeager, L. 156 Yeany, P. 171 Yerger, D. 164 Yocum, M. 127, 201 York, J. 192 Yorkston, C. 130 Yorkton, J. 118 Yost, R. 118 Youmans, T. 132 Young, D. 187 Young, P. 119 Young, R. 72, 163, 358 Youmg, W. 358 Young Republicans 134 Yourtee, J. 158 Zaborowshki, P. 117, 118, 245 Zaharko, P. 227 Zakreshi, J. 170 Zambanini, 5. 145 Zappa, R. 161 Zappa, Robert 198 Zaremba, J. 358 Zavishlock, A. 358 Zawacki, A. 228 Zehner, E. 120 Ffehner, W. 164 Zeiges, C. 247 ferbhe, A, 233 Zetterlund, P. 245 Ziemer, J. 359 Zimmerman, J. 188 Zinck, G. 167 Zink, T. 155 Zubrin, J. 153, 350 Zibutski, M. 358 Zychowskl, J. 121 Zypmonskl, E. 195 J In the beginning . .., states the voice from Apollo Eight. There is no beginning, claims the intellect of the naturalist. Come, let us reason together, invite Isaiah and Lyndon. Tell us what you want, not what you think you can get, says Janus. Let us create a new University of Delaware Community Design, proposes Trat Retrospection reveals blunders and victories. Trabant adjusts well to Delaware community. Bresler-Myers turmoil disintegrates. MRHA strengthens open dorm proposal with faculty support. Welcome change comes in relaxation of housing rules. R. M. N. sounds death-knell to L. B. J. Vietnam advertises death and refutes omnipotent goodness. Striving for fulfilment produces purpose. Waiting for action illustrates patience. Dichotomies abound in success and failure, joy and sorrow, hope and despair. Life cycles existentially, on the verge of nothing, yet near everything. Administration begins to listen, to contemplate, to act. Old folks will have a long wait, if they wait till it rains no more. Social machinery grinds slower than radical thought and liberal emotion. Even the infinitesimal victory margin of the tortoise passes as progress. I, li!if.r'l.',l : s : p - - ! -T,-:,inav.'uw'ihi-..u-pa T W ;i g i e r .a 5