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

Text from Pages 1 - 360 of the 1970 volume:

there is absolutely no inevitability as long as there IS a willingness to contemplate what Is happening Marshall McLuhan 33 Lindsay VanBrunt Scott Goldbarg Environments are invisible. Their ground- rules, pervasive structure, and overall patterns elude easy perception. Susan Smith Scott Goldberg Alan Hendel Sue McMahan The family circle has widened. The worldpool of information . .. far surpasses any possible influence mom and dad can now bring to bear. Scott Goldberg 10 11 Zamsky The true university of these days is a collection of books. Zamsky Alan Hendel 12 13 Alan Hendel Andi Lose 14 15 Kevin Sullivan ...and who are you? I-I hardly know sir, just at present-at least ! know who was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed sev- eral times since then. Scott Goldberg Barbara Duer - ' m?mbi Ay Tom Frederick Carol Jenkins Kathleen Berotti 18 19 Kristi Eisenberg Now that the environment itself has become a major teaching machine, the image of learning has been reversed. The learner becomes a hunter, explorer, not consumer. Suzan Smith Alan Hendel Zamsky 20 The pleasure of being among the masses is the sense of the joys in the multiplication of numbers, which has long been suspect among the literate members of Western society. Lindsay VanBrunt o . - 3 L e T - R Survival IS I'IUII DDSSI!J'ETI'? one app paches his environment, ! ey, the social drama. with a fixeds incha gi?bble rn:unt of wew thsfi : ek . witless repetitive res;mnse to EhP unperc:emed. f u w! . - - : W N ! A ' , e N P . L . ' ' R -l s a . : - - 'y Kevin Sullivan Valerie Vogel - Valarie Vogel Barbara Duer 23 Randy Smith Our new environment compels commitment and participation. S Alan Hendel 24 25 Alan Hendel . Alan Hendel - 2l - Andi Lose 27 MaryJo Haverbeck Media, by altering the environment, evokes in us unique ratios of sense perceptions. The extension of any one sense alters the way we think and act - the way we perceive the world. When these ratios change MEMN CHANGE. Alan Hendel Tory Gibb Kendra Olson 28 , S, OE EcQEhHluq- Eoah aubv 30T . 'i. N Dok ewN N MS'G'-NV:- Jusyvy . 5 Broox LY, MY THeE cVet '; h. E You cam -van o HEEl Lk CAL-PSC. i T elpe g ra AAKE B Lorcr U sThne C che, WOEE THE OPERATLE, ZEUEE:'F, THE CAREGES, GWE THE cOEC AT : Leanng Mitchell 30 31 Alan Hendel Valarie Vogel 32 33 Walter Smith Scott Goldberg Carol Butler 36 We think of humor as a mark of sanity for a good reason: in fun and play we recover the integral per- son, who in the workaday world or in professional life can use only a small sector of his being. Alan Hendel Review 37 38 Alan Hendel 40 41 Alan Hendel Alan Hendel Alan Hendel Alan Hendel Alan Hendel Zamsky Tory Gibb 42 I ' TED RO ENG ARL Diane Butler Zamsky We have become irrevocably invalved with, and respon- sible for, each other. John LaCosta a4 45 Zamsky Stevenson 46 47 Ted Muterspaw The Blue Hen staff would like to express our sincere appreciation to Mr. Shurtleff and the photography classes of the Art Department for contributing their pictures for this photographic essay and to Chris Kieffer for his help on the graphic design of the divider pages. Carol Jenkins 48 DEDICATION 52 ADMINISTRATION 54 GREEKS 74 ORGANIZATIONS 108 HONORARIES 170 SPORTS 180 SENIORS 230 SENIOR DIRECTORY 328 INDEX 342 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY BY ZAMSKY STUDIOS ALL QUOTES HAVE BEEN CLEARED AND AUTHORIZED BY BANTAM AND McGRAW HILL PUBLISHERS. Marshall McLuhan authorprofessormaijor intellectual theorist of our timeobserves our new and changing worldconcerns himself with environmental relevanceexplores into the realm of the in- dividual his development and his motivation, looks searches, probes into environments, probes into minds, awareness. this year's publication is dedicated to mr. Marshall McLuhan. 52 JANED MINIST AND Dr. Trabant, do you think that the students have a right to play an active part in the general decision making of the administration? I don't approach things from that concept. Let me think aloud on the concept of right. I believe strongly that the students, the faculty, and the administrators have so much in common that no one group really has rights or indeed anything without the existence of the other two. Therefore, I always hesitated to say that there is a student right, a faculty right, or an adminis- tration right. We must work together closely and recog- nize that we have mutual rights. The rights of each group exist only because of the other groups. So, from that in- terpretation of rights then, yes, I'd say that students have a right to play a part in arriving at decisions. What type of administrative decisions do you think the students should have a major say in? I don't believe that students have an inalienable right to make final decisions in any particular area at the Uni- versity. I do believe our students should participate in the academic decision-making area. However, onissues pertaining to a student's life. such as dormitory and social life, a definition is needed as to those social areas in which students should be delegated the au- thority to make decisions. What role should students play in deciding academic affairs? By character and tradition, decisions on academic matters rest with the faculty. It's really not possible for students to make the final decisions on academic matters because this is the province of the faculty. We'd be talking in a vacuum if we discuss final deci- sion making by students on academic matters. I think students should be a part of curriculum committees. I believe they should play a positive and active role in faculty evaluation and an even greater role in course evaluation. In addition, students should be involved in looking into the academic crystal ball. Many times students are able to see what will prove relevant in the future before the faculty or administration. Students have a way of projecting what will be needed and what will be wanted; therefore, their reactions to degree and course requirements and subject matter are most important. Do you think that the students today are generally well informed about academic and social matters? And do you think that they have an adequate voice now'? I don't think that they're as well informed as they might be. You see, one of the things frustrating us on campus is that we all have a great urge to be done with defining and wish someone had done this for us so that we could start working from definitions. Through the concept of the new University of Delaware Community Design we are creating basic definitions, but this takes an extreme amount of self-discipline and patience. Once we have the design, the definition, we will be ready for action. By informing ourselves through the design, we will be able to decide the areas in which students should have delegated authority. I would say that under the present operating design of the University the system has allocated a satis- factory voice to the various segments of the community. But as we change and as we evolve our new de- sign the ways in which these voices will express themselves, the things that they'll be talking about, and 56 5r the way decisions will be made will be different. As the design is implemented there will be different roles for the faculty. the administration, and the students in the decision making processes. At the University of Delaware we have the opportunity to be the leader in higher education. That's why we're trying to bring forth and will bring forth the new University of Delaware Community Design. What do you think of boycotting classes as a means for students to voice their opinions on academic and social issues? It reminds me sometimes of cutting off your own nose to spite someone else's face. The only person that's really being hurt is the student. must believe that class attendance is important or classes wouldn't be scheduled and the faculty wouldn't have course requirements for degrees. l must assume that classes are important to the students or they wouldn't be here at the University. Do you think there's a more effective way for the students to be heard? Yes, by hard work. There is a great demand within us all to experience what I call instant self-gratifica- tion. By doing something like class boycotts, frustrations and sometimes guilt consciences are relieved. By boycotting a class, by carrying a placard, and by joining in a parade, an individual may feel good be- cause he has done something and indeed he has done something. But probably nothing has been accom- plished in analyzing the problem to find out why a predicament exists. Many times nothing or very little has been attempted by students in advising those who have the responsibility for finding solutions to problems. What are the channels that the average student can take to affect ad- ministrative decisions and work with the cur- riculum and things of this sort? When vyou're really working on problems, one discovers very few issues where a yes or no decision or a confron- tation is really required. Because by working tow- ards mutually accepted goals and objectives, issues really don't arise in terms of yes or no sit- uations. There are things that students can do and places to go for consultation to affect change. If there is an issue of extreme importance to the student, he can go to a member of either the President's undergrad- uate or the President's graduate cabinet and in this manner, or by letter,get direct communication with the chief administrative officer of the University. The simplest way, of course, is to try to see the Pres- ident personally; but sometimes that is not physically possible. These are a few of the out of channel ways which may be used to affect change at the University, President Trabant, do you have any comments that you would like to make in conclusion regarding the student body at the University of Delaware today? I do think that on the whole the individual student is becoming more involved in the university than in the recent past. At the same time he is recognizing his connections and his responsibilities to his fellow student and to the institution. He is an individual more involved in the institution and better able to dis- cover himself and develop himself as an individual. Danigl W. Wood. M.A. - Assistant to the President and University Secretary - B George M. Worrilow, B.S.; D.Ag.Vice President for University Relations 58 59 John E. Hocutt, M.S.-Vice President trative Affairs John W. Shirley, Ph.0.- Provost for Adminis- Randolph Meade ness and Finance Jr., M.A. Vice President for Busi John E. Worthen, Ed.D. - Assistant to the Provost John A. Hodgson, B.A, - Assistant to the Provost T. Elbert Chance, M.A. - Director of Alumni and Public Relations 60 b1 Gilbert P. Volmi, B.S.; M.S. Diractor of Housing and Food Service Raymond 0. Eddy, M.S. -Dean of Men E. Jack Townsend, M.A. - Assistant Dean of Men 62 Bessie B. Collins, M.S. -Dean of Women Ross Ann Jenny, M.Ed. - Assistant Dean of Women Edward G. Allen, B.S. - Director of Financial Aid Geraldine M. Wyatt -Director of Placement Williarm D. Kerr, Ph.0, - Director of Counseling and Testing Jack 8. Sturgell, M.A. - Director of Student Center Stuart J. Sharkey, M.Ed. - Director of Residence 65 Robert W. Mayer, Ed.D. Director of Admissions and Records 67 David M. MNelson, M.S.- Director of the Division of Physical Education and Athletics Herbert L. Walter, M.O.; Donald G. McHale, M.0.; Gordon Keppel, M.D. William E. McDaniel, Ph.0. -Dean of Agricultural Sciences L Ruben V. Austin, Ph.0D.-Dean of Business and Economics James B. Heck. Ph.0. -Dean of Education Edward W, Comings, Sc.0. - Oean of Engineering Mary K. Carl, Ph.D.-Dean of Nursing Irma Ayers, Ed.D.- Dean of Home Economics S 76 12 ' JE e S S 3 O mmom Tr A BT 000 0o W Dave Grim Terry Kitson Jay Brabson . Karl Johnston, President Bob Seibel Sam Park Dave Robinson Bob Oves Rod Jones Pete Pizzolongo Bob Forman . Bruce Warner ., Bruce Turner Don Haggerty Bob Johnson Jeff Schaub Dave Williams George Hale John Medlin Jim Patton ALPHA DELTA UPSILON IR 1 OVELY 78 ALPHA EPSILON PI Richard Comly, Lt. Master Martin Cohen, Excheguer Garth Harding, Master Michael Weiss,. Scribe Terry Newitt Peter Newitt Clifford Barr Marc Balick . Marc Samonisky 10. Larry Silver 11. David Mercer 12, David Biloon 13. James King 14. Harry Goldberg, Sentinel 15. Elliot Schreiber 16. Bruce Sheiker 17. Terry Sklar 18. Norma Dallas, Housemother 18. Aaymond Stellenberg 20. Alan Hendel 21. Leslie Sheckman 22. Larry Prober 23. Mark Gold 24, Paul Forman 25. Robert Coonin 26. Stephen Koffler 27. Roy Short 28. Steven Kessler 29. Willy Miranda 30. Robert Rosen 31. John Zubrin 32. Alan Kessler 33. Hobert Weiner 34, Jeff Diamond 35. Jeffrey Lewis 36. Nathan Wilson 37. Howard Cohen 38. Gary Lissak 39. Dennis France 40, Robert Shapiro 41. Ken Weiss 42. Ray Yasser 43. Jerry Bilton 44. Mark Donald 45. 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Sec Corky Kassab, Treasurer Marty Craig Cathy Dietzel Sharon Starr Sandy Maolitor . Pat Dougherty . Sandy Long Beth Schealer . Karen Hammerschmidt 24. Kathy Lyneis 25. Barbara McGarth, ice-Pres. 26. Jan Wildman, President 27. Beth Upson, Recording Sec. 28. Pat Miller 28, JoAnne Hitchens Mot shown: Dottie Stopyra Jackie Cordez Chris Jadack Lynn Pancoast L g R S SN e 1 2 g, 4 5. B. - 8 g D 3 14 15 16 17 Bob Uniatowski Dave Graybeal Al Marks . Barry Rogers Dick Fawcett Barry Hasseltine , Bruce Roberts Carlton Acker . Jerry Jones . Chris Leahy , Bobh Weiss . Grayson Franklin Bob Eaton Fred Gradishar Rick Frosch John Counts Eric Holle Randy Richeson Chip Proud Dick Hayford . Jack Ladington 2. Tom Harr Lou Salvadori Chip Moody Doug Mack 3. Bob Henderson . Rick Plasket Jeff Parkinson Ron Meade . Dan Short . Paul Getty Tom McCamy Mark Rodekohr Keg DELTA TAU DELTA f o HE . Mark Workman Mike Houser Bao Hudson . Pat Milon Ed Swaitek Wayne McCabe John Piersol Bob Baker Steve Hastings Jim Baxter John Pacinglli George Walls . John Seitz Tom Lodice . Jerry Burke . Paul Seitz Chuck Martin 18. Ken Dean 19. Dick Thomas 20. Mike Maher 21. Mike Pomianoski 22. Don Moore 23, Larry Walker 24. John Burke 23. Bruce Martin 26, Rick Hartman 27. Charles Altevogt il B0 DD- MmO bsidin- S J 7 N Bill Fisher Tom Pastore Ken Withrow . Joe Andrisani . Don Cooper . Jack Vinson . Bill Funk . Mike Paulina Ernie Harr Mike Forry . Gary Harding . Steve Widdoes . Dave Layfield . Frank Smith . Dave Jenking Terry Fox Tom Barnum . Dale Rinkoski 3. Paul Luisi . Rick Bender Carmen Legato Steve Kelly Buz West Charles Seitz Greg Smith . Pekad . Kayunt 86 KAPPA ALPHA a7 Tl s R S 5 I Reenie Salmon Molle Dillon Joanne Cordrey Donna Meade Bonnie Nagowski Debbie Harrington Betsy Jones . Chris Arllen Brooke Ellsworth Chris Fogelgren . Sherri Markwalder Lori Gavron . Linda Hitchens Margo Ewing . Betsy Boddorf . Gail Brandenburger Karen Grady . Sharon Combes . Sally Ginn Rowena Foley KAPPA CHI 21 a2 23 24 25. 26 27. . Margie Reardan 29, 30. 31. 32, a3 34, 36 az 38 39 Ruth Swanson June Currinder Millie Garcia Anne Wright Linda Fuhrer Trudy Thompson Marcia Biggs MNancy Cooke Evie Heidelberg Vivian Wilson Janice Pyne Debbie Milewski Barbara Smith Joan Mchelis Cathy Dolan Kristen Houchin Marcie Jones MNancy Hughes 88 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA . Scott Phillips . John Boettger James Cubbage . Gary Marine . Jeff Brelsford . Jim Brown- . Bruce Regenthal . Brian Doll . George Carson 10. Bill Shepherd 11. Gary Waite 12. Bob Russell o o TN o T O s 13. 14. 15. 1B. 17. 18 18 20 21. 22, e3. 24, Jim Moyer Phil Macinnis John Hammond John Benner Pete Rittenhouse Don Hadley Mark Darienzo Paul Heckles Gearge McDowell Roger Truitt Darryl Mergenthalar Pete Piepmeier S0 91 i f 1 .... J .-. ... f 92 93 5 o I s N s I O e 0 o o - . Wilham Englehart, Pres. . James Egan . Paul Behringer . Edward McCloskey. Jr. . James Cordray, Jr. . Robert Edwards, Jr . James Cyoyk . Hobert Starr Robert Tober . David Mecker . Walter Graham . Elma Read 13. . Keith Shellenhamer Anthony Over Gary Willoughby . James Fleagle Robert Greenwood Michael Walsh Kelly Fox Mrs. George Broomell, Jr, PHI KAPPA TAU 21 22 23 24 25. 2B, 27, 28. 29, 30. 31, 32. 33. 34 33. 38, 37. 38. 39, 40 Michael Hutchison Mr. George Broormell, Jr. . David McMann Donald Anthony Thomas Hurd Richard Browne Gale Quist David Detwiler John Cunningham David Rutter Albert Paul John Floyd Norman Jones George Cotcher LeeRoy Hanna, Jr. George Stager Anthony Severing Steven Ackerman Scott Maher Luis Martinez Pl KAPPA ALPHA 5 ODOD-mMOEDD - Paula Wilson . Barb Kries . Kathy Houghton Kathy Schied . Karen Jardine . Donna Dalby ., Charles Burris David Yerger . Randy Bush . Steve Bowen . William Stites . Scott Downing . Bruce Linton . Donato Gaspari . Chris Kuhn . David Metz Ron Valente Ervil Francis Rich Stouffer . Paul Sevetland . Dave Lindsay , Ken Shugart Gene Dumas . Leigh Bandekow .. Bob Johnson . Brad Schiegel . George Councill 94 5 Z .A M Q o 96 a7 . Jeff Cooper . Larry Hopkins Dave Heins Art Dinicola Dick Weiland Russ Montague . Rick Fischer Dave Verner . Brian DeGeorge Ed Allenby . Bob James . Bruce Lucera Dave Fosbenner . Larry McDade . Chas Mowbray . Russ Davis . John Newcombe . John Sheets . Trip Witmer Bob Tate . Alex Walder . John Fulop . Mike Palen . Dave Baker Mick Muto Tom DiMuzio 27 29 a0. a1 a2 33 34. 35 36. 37 . Rocky Riley 28. Pete Russel Ernie Wakeman Bob Vinikoor Dan Skedjielewski Don Dutoit Joe McDonough Hick Beyer Bill Schuman Paul Kirkley . Steve Radebgugh 38. 38 Jack McDermott Phil Fields SIGMA PHI EPSILON . Bob Conner, President . Mrs. Wheeler, Housemother . Bill Suplee, Vice President 99 e Dan McGee Ed Walker Nick Del Campo Dick Morris . Dave Hottenstein . Bob Young . Kirk Beebe . Fred Kern . Bob Brittingham . Bob Volkman . Tom Skrubala . Bob Singley Jim Poole . Fred Blome . Don Sinex . Boh Wagner . Glen Moore . Jack McDermitt . Glen Hinton . Jeff Burgher . Dan Bacino . Charles Genuardi, Comptrolier ., Robbia Shroeder . Fred Zinck Tom Noonan . John Anerousis 30 31 a2 a3 34, 35 36. a7. 38, 34, 40. 41, 42, 43, 44, 45 4B 47. 48 49, 50. 51, 82, 53. 54. 3. 58. a7 Dick Rathmell John Stinson Tom Foster Jerry Zinck Dave Smith Bob Buckley Reagan Beck Joe Flickinger Barry Guerke Joe Lee, Corr. Secretary Denny Russell John Geisler Jim Hamrmond George Lacsny Dan Wells, Rec. Secretary Tim Peters Charlie Burns Rick Taylor Dominic Hutchinson Bill Witham Dick Keller Bill Armstrong Ken Lacsny Ted Haas Gary Dalvon John McMillan Denny Bohn Dave Stockwell Tony Puken SIGMA PSI SIGMA il -l Peggy Dickey Debbie Waldin Jackie Oliver Linda Moschini, Secretary Marsha Huizing, President Mary Jane Forbes Sue Jandrisevits . Janice Ignatowski . Julieg Taylor dJanet Jeglum . Mary Vessels -0 W mo b Barbara Wesley, Vice-Pres. Sheri Giordano . Anita Jones . Virginia Wheatcroft . Jofnn Spencer Joan Myers . Pam Call . Linda Keys . Ann West . Clare Corkery Kenny Roy Lynn Scheirer . Debbie Coughlan o CONC SRR 0010 GD IoXC 100 ii?- 2 i A - P SN !l'--: SRy N TR 1 : ?f S I, SIGMA RHO ol o e MELWNDOEHNOO AW Donna Kolar . Boe Slonsky Janice Crawford Bev. Strouth Kendra Olsen Stephanie Schambron Lucy Marshall Diane Schreiber Shannon Walker Mary Shea Maggie Fonts Lucille Cirino . Danna Dalby . Fran Fonner . Anne Seibel 16. . Sue Lennox . Marsha Manns Alison Wood Carol Rizzo . Julie Peterson Sandi Rossiter . Frannie McCutchan . Kay Eisenbrey Pat O'Hara Susan Quade . Emily Quill ., Sheri Lemon . Barbara Taylor . Shirley Morgan . Suzie Davis Barbara Clark 102 103 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1. Wyn Hiles 18. Dick Rhodes 2. Jim Lynch 19. Cario Fedele 3. Dick LaPolt 20. Dean Nelson 4. Walt Smith 21. Chet Sprague 5. Rick Macy 22. Al Redden 6. Skip Yentzer 23. Bill Simpson 7. Don Flagos 24. Don Duffey B. Eric Svendsen 25. Mike Malone 8. Jerry Hendricks 26. Jerry Mocker 10. Joe Matlack 27. John Davitt 11. Dennis Crowley 28. John Mooney 12. John Hewing 28. Bill Mannering 13. Paul Davolos 30. Rusty Smith 14, Steve Dolby 31. Bob Jones 15. John Bonner 32. Joe Spoeda 1B. Jim Cain 33. Chuck Sheets 17. Steve Brochel 104 j 105 THETA CHI Joseph J. Purzycki, Vite President Peter J. Sundheim R. Alan Zawacki Ronald 0. Klein, Secretary . Donald T. Petrosa, President . Jeffrey E. Smith John Sohanchak . Bill Fitzgerald John P, Favero 10. Jack P. Varsalona 11. Carmen M. Infante 12. James B. Albertson 13. Bradley E. Ernst 14. David D. DeRyder 15. Michael J. Sweenay 18. David A. Dobraniecki 17. Peter M. Cornelius 18. John W. Ruch 189. James F. Zakreski 20. John J. Cipriang, Jr 21. Richard S. Lio 22. Francis H. Richards 23. Raymond E. Heller 24. Richard L. Cavallini 25. Craig W. Carrier 28. Hobert T. Truitt 27. William H. Waggaman 28. James A. Sears, Treasurer 1 N N 106 e T VR W S SOV N U LT 3 DCoNOUaLN20ODOD-ODOMELWND na jary nanama na b G g .James C. Deptula . Mario J. Frabizzio Leonard P. McCaffery John R. Feenay . William H. Knowles . Alexis Doherty . William R. Ahern, Jr, Robert K. Pearce . Michael J. Drulis . Stephen M, Lioyd Thomas R. Morin Raymond W. Holcomb . Howard 5. Ferguson . James E. Conant . Camille Faraone . Michael J. Casey Mike D, Keogh John M, Amalfitano Albert J. Parsells . Paul Frantz . Steve Brant . Rob Leahey . James Colbert . Joseph Cantore . Raymond Papp . Bruce Lortoretti 107 SANIZATI STUDENT COALITION FOR CHANGE 110 111 STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION SENATE FIRST ROW: Carol Galbiati, Mimi Rafetto, Dr. Nielson Advisor, Tori Gibb, Ann Stegner. SECOND ROW': Sabina Bobzin, Mary Hastings, Tena Soneson, Mark McClaf ferty, Treasurer, Linda Good, Vice-President, Rob Gra- ham, President, Peg Bedingfield Secretary, Elaine Wood- all, Judy Kason. THIRO AOW: Colette Vetz, Grant Sny- der, Cam Yorkston, Sally Brown, Stan Glowiak, Phil Yeany. Camille Yancho, Evie Alexander, Sue Steinle Linda Higginson, Mark Davies. FOURTH ROW: Bill Woodford, John Dickson, Tom Gladwin, Tony Simeone, Bill Osborne, Speaker, Tom Townsend, Steve Newton, Bill Bordas, Art Glick, Dean Marriott 112 EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Mike Sherman. Cheryl Aafjes, Carol Hut ton, Elaine Woodall, Mary Helen Wanamaker, Steve Kusheloff, SECOND ROW: Joe Walkowski, Jack Var- salona, Ray Jacobsen, THIRD ROW: Peg Bedingfield, Rob Graham, Linda Good, Mark McClafferty STUDENT COURT FIRST ROW: Gale Catley. Marilyn Weber, Barbara Egner, SECOND ROW: Martin Mersky, Ron Pearl, Rich Galperin, Chief Justice, John Lee 114 115 ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS FIRST ROW: Marcie Jones, Donna Emory, Wendy McoKeeves, Debbie Muhlenberg, Melanie Griffin, Sec., Carol Hutton, Pres., Kathy Scadden, Cheryl Boyle. SECOND ROW: Debbie Coughlan, Jeannie Rossiter, Jerry Vest, Vice-Pres., Kathy Stephan, Fran Hoksch, Julie Taylor, Stephanie Schambron, THIRD ROW: Diane Wetzler, Kathy Eberts, Cindy Primus, Ginny Leedy, Laura Bilton, Nancy Hawthorne. Nancy Bender, Bean Wood, Sally Brown, Mary Ellen Mosko, Hilary Horn, Marianne Daniels, Lynn Scheible, Mimi Marino, Cassi Goff, Treas. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: David Starr, Tom Bryant, Bich Galperin, Vice-President, Rob Harra. SEC- OMD ROW: Paul Behringer. Chuck Montgomerie, Chuck White, Arthur Shapiro, Michael Sherman, President, Doug Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Alan Muller, Roland Michols, Bruce Matthews, Robert Knight. WOMEN'S INTRAMURAL WOMEN'S CO-ORDINATING ASSOCIATION SOCIAL COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Kathie Thomson, 4nne Marie Whiteside, Diane Ventresca, FIRST ROW: Mary Hoffecker, Barbara Saver, Mary Oyer, Fran Spengel, SECOND ROW: Susan Brooke, Susana Occhi, Advisor, Karen Boylan, Sue Becky Pepper, SECOND ROW: Jan Sherman, Sally Ferrigno, Mancy Camp- Minshall, THIRD ROW: Terry Selph, Janice Tacik, Merrie Myers, Chris Wik bell, Linda Tidwell, Andi Lose, Debbie Coughlan, Chairman, Sheri Giordano, lenborg, Nancy Knox, Babs Johnson, Marilyn McCafferty, Cheryl Berkowitz, Rebecca Crow, Geneva Sampson, Georgia Easton, Katy Brown, Mary Lou Joan Smith Mahliman 116 ! wrllk- Hl ; e r JUDICIAL BOARD FIRST ROW: Lynn Scheible, Mancy Conn, Chairman, Sharon Smith, Kathy Lucas, Brooke Murdock, Sherry Craft, Ann Burr, Betsy Jones, Nancy Hawthorne, Biz Campbell, SECOND ROW: Cynthia Hall, Karen Kane, Jayne Eliot, Ruth Walker, Ellen Krause, Marti Yooum, Karen Gotsch, Mary Ann Phillips, Susan Dishrow, Mancy Skorupa, Elizabeth Davidson, Linda Davidson, Gini Blostein, Georgene Moldovan CENTRAL FRATERNITY GOVERNMENT FIRST ROW: Bill Englehart, Gene Fox, Garth Harding, Jack Varsalona, President, Vinnie Di Leonardo, Jeff Wilkinson, Bill Fisher, John Fuchs. SECOND ROW: Keith Howes, Steve Layton, Rick Albertson, Ray Yassar, Dick Jolly, Don Petrosa, Alan Marks, Karl Johnston, Jim Metz. THIRD ROW: Mark Workman, Pete Rittenhouse, Bob Russell, Dick Hayford, Steve Dalby, Rick Taylor, Larry Cavalini, Chris Kuhn, Steve Radarbaugh, Daniel Wells, Don Gaspari, Bob Forman 118 119 INTER-SORORITY COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Alison Wood, Oiane Kuell, Mary James, Janet Jeglum, SECOND ROW: Jan Wildman, Marsha Huizing, Sharon Starr, Bonnie MNagowski. Sherrie Markwalder, Julie Taylor, Caryl Ward, Evie Heidelberg, Jackie Oliver, Kennet Roy, Donna Dalby, Roseann Slonsky STUDENT CENTER COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Cheryl Aafjes, President; Ann Stegner, Karen Sanders. SECOND ROW: Sally Brown, Ann Kraft, Ed Anzalone, Michael Devenney 120 T H E CONRUTE g A STUDENT 7C ..r--J'- r i COMMUTERS' ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Pat Swift, Sally A. Whelan, Elaine Woodsll. SECOND ROW: Ann Stegner, Judith Ann Kasun, Robert Prior, Tory Gibb, Philip Crifasi, Larry Kwart, Mary Jean Walnock, THIRO ROW: Keith Reynolds, Richard Connell, Steve Mewton 121 CLASS OF 1970 CLASS OF 1971 Sharon O'Neill, Secretary; Richard M. Farmer, President; Barry Guerke, Ray Jacobsen, Vice President; Barbara Hurst, Secretary: Carol lda, Treas- Vice President; Hita Hayman, Treasurer urer; Jack Henriksen, President 122 CLASS OF 1972 Gary Lissak, Vice President; Alan Kessler, President; Tom Marshall, Treas urer 123 CLASS OF 1973 Mikki Rupp, Treasurer; John Gandolfo, Secretary; Mike Platt, President; Jim Milmoe, Vice President YOUNG DEMOCRATS FIRST ROW: Walt Taplin, Linda Cutler, Debe O'Oonnell, John Thompson, SECOND ROW: Bill Bordas, Bob Coonin, Stan Glowiak, President; Mark McClafferty YOUNG AMERICANS FOR FREEDOM George Leach, Chairman; Dave Winkler, Charles Postles. Philip Mesibov, John Fedela, Treasurer; Bruce A Bendler 124 DEBATE CLUB SITTING: Sam Shepherd, FIRST ROW: Lynne Odom, Bobbie Weatherly, Pat Schmidt, Judith Ann Kasun, Pris- cilla Jones, M.X. Molan, Chris Dutton, Sue Rydzewski, SECOND ROW: Bob Reis, John Doble, Paul Hopstock, Glenn Harvey, Ken Lazarus, Bill Ewing. Ron Hosterman, THIRD ROW: Bob Halstead, Jon Hall, Ken Klein, Bob Rossi, President 125 RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS 126 DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS -FIRST ROW: Teddy Fox, John Stinson, Doug Mit ten, Ken Carmine, Andy Magle, Fred Breme, Bruce McCloy. Al Scerni, Gregg Wilson, Bruce Ulmer. SECOND ROW: Bruce Fad, Rich Farmer, Jack Knaott, Charles McVaugh, Earle Gould, Howard Meyers, Mark Zipson, Ed Roth, Mike Walsh, Walt Graham, Bill Witham DELAWARE COED CADETTES-FIRST ROW: Sue Carpenter, Jane Timmons, Sandy Revis, Lori Gavron, Kathy Mattie, Secretary; Brenda Shrum, President; Gail Brandenberger, Treas- urer, Linda Hynson, SECOND ROW: Debby Milewski, Linda Palmer, Rowena Foley, Evie Her delberg, Pam Adamson, Ann West, Cathy O'Connell, Cindy Marcozzi, Joan DiGiacobbe, Gail Holland, Renee Rochelle, Judy Tucker 127 ACCOUNTING CLUB Leonard Simon, Treasurer; Suzanne Kirk, Secretary; Howard Meyers, Presi- dent, Donald Srmith, Vice President 128 SECRETARIES' ASSOCIATION Alice Horgan; Barbara Faupel; Carol D. Knotts; Susan Santak., President: Paula Melwager; Donna Weber; Deborah Flint; Rosemary M. McGurk 129 AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Pat Burns. Karen Leinheiser, Chairman, SECOND ROW: Walt Blenderman, Larry Yerkes, THIRD ROW: Ken Rosenthal ANTHROPOLOGY CLUB Donna Jarrell, Zach Zacharias, Marsha Hurley PAN AMERICAN CLUB Jaan Krist, Jorge Larriew, President; Bill Cooper, Beverly Taylor, Ken Ward, Ann Louise Kel- ley, Elaine Finlay, Kathy Coxe, Humberto Ochaita. Charles Dougherty, Ken Carbon, Pedro Katz, Sue Minshall. David Liu, Ovidio Castejon, Ramiro Prieto, Enrique Antezana 130 COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Chukiat Pinijchob, Thailand; Anton Modrra, Jordan; Jaan Krist, Venezuela; Madan Mohindra, India; Alselm Obai- tan, Nigeria; Dushyant Desai, India ART HISTORY CLUB There Carpenter, Debbie Vischer, President; Zach Zacharias, Mindy Allen, Linda Freeman, Linda Cutler, Mar- got Bredin ENGINEERING COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Scott Sullivan, Brian Martin. SECONDO ROW: Kathy Muruddin Tim Mulrooney, Douglas M. Mitten, Ann Malarkey, Andrew Nagle SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS FIRST ROW: Dr. Celina P. Ugarte, Adviser. 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THIRD ROW: Ann Tettelback, Judy McFarlin, Mary Kathleen Carter, Tena Soneson, Sherry Falls, Betty Callan, Sherry Brody 138 1l i 'h'llril ,f 1 ;; MII DELAWARE STATE NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Christine Bekiesz, Suzanne Foresman, Patti Chapin, Carol Yearing, Elaine Dondero, Mary Stotler, Mancy Lovett. SECOND ROW: Sharon O'Neill, Doria St. Amand, President, Kathy Anhalt, Mary Clawson, Kathy Hayes, Lea Hettrick, Carol Wisniewski. Joyce Jones, Sue Melson, Pat Stelle. THIRD ROW: Donna Ounning, John Lister, Esther Carman 139 HOME ECONOMICS SENATE Sherry Brody, Candy Oakford, Nancy Strable, Gail Dakford, Beth Seymour PSYCHOLOGY CLUB FIRST ROW: Ed Anzalone, Sandy Zambanini, Barry McHale, SECOND ROW: Kerry McKenney, Betsy Boddorff, Craig Daley, Stephanie Balick, Kathleen Quinn, President. Ed Buroughs, Mary Flanagan GERMAN CLUB Velga Lidums, Richard Kiger, James Roberts, Marsha Stein. President, Connie Cox, Elizabeth Bohning, Advisor, Gordon Christensen, Janice Troutman SPANISH CLUB Alan Pagano, V. Garcia-Oiez, Robert Zeetta, Advisor, J.H. Parker, Ruth Brader, President, A.J. Valbuena, David Wolstenholme, Kathy Trickey 2 142 Virginia Bartlett, Peggy Bedingfield, Linda Bockrath, Katherine Bou- dart, Maryann Bruno, Mary J. Cartwright, Clara Cooke, Susan Dunn, Jane Elliott, Andrea Fay, Linda Hitchens, Jeni Johnson, Carole Kauff- man, Linda Luff, Patricia Miller, Mary Ellen Mosko, Gail O'Day. Linda Palmer, Eileen Pancoast, Linda Pesce, Linda Robinson, Mancy Skorupa, Sara Sloan, Viva Steffans, Marilyn Weber, Susan Weimann, Susan Ballantyne, Christine Bekiesz, Katherine Devenney, Susan Disbrow, Linda Dodd, Carol Eaton, Melanie Griffin, Nancy Hawthorne, Lea Hetrick. 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Thomas Town- send, John Weldin, David Winkler, Stewart Bailey, John Boettger, Richard Browne, Martin Cohen, Thomas DeEmedio, Gerald Dixon, Carlo Fedele, LeeRoy Hanna, Mitchell Houser, Richard Henderson, Steven Kirkpatrick, Terry Kitson, Christopher Kubhn, Donald Morris, Steven Ross, Robert Russell, Paul Seitz, Wal ter Surratt, Charles Thompson, Kenneth Ward, Freder- ick Wheeler EQUESTRIAN CLUB FIRST ROW: Velvet Sponaugle, Karen GQuinn, Debby King, Jan Sherman, Teresa Sullivan Betsy Ask, Edith Jones, Doris Willams, Janise Gray, Margaret Woods. SECOND ROW: Paul- ine Matt, Tom Galloway. Rick Yeatman. Lynn Scannell, Pres.. Sam Berry, Paul Hauser, Pat Steele 144 145 ALPHA PHI OMEGA FIRST ROW: Bruce Green, David Winkler, Richard Turner, Andrew Robertson, John Sargent, Gary Rider. SECOMD ROW: Barry Ebersole, Ray Hofmann, Dave Moore, Bill Long, Richard Shoup GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA FIRST ROW: Judy Steward, Sharon Smith, Susan Beidler, Linda Luff, Jane Knott, Kitty Murray, Sharon Raffens- perger, SECOND ROW: Eleanor Landt, Linda Scarborough, Pamela Simpson, Maryann Bruno, Cindy Primus, Carol Rogers, Barbara Wesley, Susan Roffe, Sharman Jordan, Janis Elm, Daria Popovich, Pat Schoenly. Brenda Jagquette DUTING CLUB FIRST AOW: Estelle Tulloss, Torm Gruel, Marcia Baumeister, Alan Brooks, President; Shirley Speck, Paul Harrison. SECOND ROW: Tom Martin, Eric Svendsen, Nede Hammond, Scott Jednacz, Bill Sigmund. THIRD ROW: Tomn Hoots, Tom Woods, Pete VanDot 146 MODERN DANCE CLUB Ann Bailey, Carol Orinks, Elsa lturbe, Pat McCabe, Adel Miller, Adrian Panaro, Karen Sundt, Nanoy Townshend, Dolores Josey, Advisor SAILING CLUB FIRST ROW: Steve Moody, Wayne Parker, Sue Gell, E.F. Hally, Debbie Armstrong, Keith McGrath, Doug Tuttle. 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THIRO ROW: Bob Thomton, Karen Hadley, Margaret Postles, Carol Hasenei, Susan Wakefield, Mary Moseley, Janet Lofland, Vendt Lauri. FOURTH ROW: Chris Nichols, Jeff Maurer, Joanne Mayol. Craig Russ, George Johnston, Beth Perrine, Mark Yerger. Greg Popek, Richard Trice HILLEL FIRST ROW: Lynn Bushman, Karen Warach, Stephanie Balick, Marcy Hertz, Pam Malks, SECOND ROW: Philip Mesibov, Martin Cohen, Robert Shapiro, Martin Lassman, Murray Cohn, Ken Rosenthal, Lynn Pro- ber, Dalia Hursh, Roberta Bromberg, Fred Fragner, Advisor, Sue Greenspon 152 FIRST ROW: Bob Dustman, Elsa Leach, Howard Robinson, SECOND ROW: Russ Haag, Mary Cannon, Terry Brubaker, Karen Seime, Liz Reavey, Val Feiler, Sheryll Johnson, Dave Fleming. THIRD ROW: Jay Mahanna, Jim Rolph, Joyce Brea- sure, Jirn Hinkelman. Bob Rayne. Karen Carter, Jim McGuire. 153 MADRIGAL SINGERS Dorothy Andrews, Amanda Bolgiano, Evelyn Cline, Allen Feltzin, Victoria Gibb, Susan Gunsalus, Mar- jorie Hall, Lois Ann Hunter, Jim Keesey, John Lacosta, Jack McGee, Donna Murray, Sarah Parks, Heinz Retzlaff, Cyndy Schofer, Peter Taylor, Kathy Tresham, Richard Trice, Joyce Walkther, John Weldy 154 CHORAL UNION Charles Anderson, Lynn Ballance, Elizabeth Barham, Curtis Bauman, Partricia Bayalis, James Baynard, Carolyn Berry, Carolyn Best, Stephen Bird, Michael Boulanger, Donald Bradway, Beth Burnam, Linda Clarke, G. 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Allen Feltzin, William Hatter, Ralf Hernberg, David Hertzler, Stephen Jenney. Glenn Lomax, Mark McBride. George MackKenzie, James Milmoe, John Moore, David Reilly, Steve Rybachak, Bob Shipley, Russ Smith, John Squires, Kevin Sullivan, William Tallman, Harry Thompson. CONCERT CHOIR Anne Alexander, Roger Anderson, Dorothy Andrews, Thomas Bayley, Jean Bolger, Amanda Bolgiano, Brenda Brewer, George Broske, Carl Burnam, Bar- bara Chaapel, Deborah Colgan, Reid Davis, Robert Davis, Margaret Eastman, Arthur Edwards, Barbara Foraker, Walter Gebhart. 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BOMNIE COLVIN JEFF DIAMOND KAREN LEINHEISER TOM MARSHALL ALAN HENDEL JEAN BRINGARDNER GALE CATLEY BOB DE ROY KAREN WARACH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF BUSINESS MANAGER LAYOUT EDOITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR LITERARY EDITOR SENIORS EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR SALES MANAGER SECRETARY CELIA RATZMAN ADVISOR CHARLES ROWE BLUE HEN ALPHA ZETA AGRICULTURAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Rich Perry, SECOND ROW: George Davis, Chris Huhn, Ron Osbourn, THIRD ROW: Mark Lacey, John Lee, Jeff Kirshner, Charles Terry. FOURTH ROW: Scott Downing, Bob Pitts 171 SIGMA PI SIGMA TAU BETA PI PHYSICS HONOR SOCIETY ENGINEERING HOMNOR SOCIETY Aobert L. Appleton, Stephen Grotzinger, Carolyn Goff, Richard : Stouffer, Bonnie Colvin, Diana V. Lambdin Edward Berg, Libby Haulenbeek, Paul Kimpel 172 PERSHING RIFLES FIRST ROW: J. Vandar Haar, 0. Brock, J. Jackson, T. McDonough, K. Boyle, W. Riefsnyder. SECOND ROW: Major Eubank, Ad- visor, M. Leskin. 5. Weiner, B. Myers, R. Falkowski, R. Parker. E. Maxwell, S5G Ferris. THIRD ROW: C. Postles, B. 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SEC OMND ROW: Jeft Kroll, Stephen Grotzinger, Robert Chandler, Stephen Zemyan, Stephen Koffler, Bonnie Caolvin OMICRON NU HOME ECONOMICS HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Georgia Easton, Mancy Voss, Linda Marie Sundet, JeAnn Jordan, Virginia Bauman. SECOND ROW: Bar bara Van Oyke, Marliese Poskitt, Kirsten Soneson, Rosalind Keir, Meg Ambrey, Toby Klein CHEERLEADERS Donna Meade, Pam Chelly, Susie Carpenter, Dale Dearing, Joanne Cordrey, Diane Ventresca, Ginger Butters, Sherrie Markwalder 182 183 FIRST ROW: Jim Albertson, Bruce Hanley, Carmen Infante, Tom DiMuzio, Jim Lazarski, Chip Vaccarino, Coach Raymond, Jog Purzycki, Pete Cornelius, Sam Brickley Dick Keller, Bob Masin, John Favero. SECOND ROW: Bruce Euancho. Ray Holcomb, Ron Withelder, Yancy Phillips, Mark Blair, Jon Geisler, Ron Whittington, Mickey Kwiatkowski, Jack Ruch, Conway Hayman, Chuck Avery, Pat Walker. Doug Hunt. THIRD ROW: Marty Figun, Scott Comparini, Joe Cantore, Mark Cacciatore, Pete Johnson, Brad Wisniewski, Steve Vollendorf, Gary Johnson, Sonny Hayman, John Cipriano, Tom Morin, Bob Wagner, Lee Emmaons, Dick Smich. FOURTH ROW: Nick Do- nofrio, John Sohanchak, Ralph Borgess, Bruce Tortoretti, Jeff Smith, Tom Bratton, Steve Lloyd, Fred Schademan, Ken Lacsny, Pete Sundheim, Bruce Fad, Ron Klein, Sonny Merkel. FIFTH ROW: Bob Buckley, Dave Smith, Chuck Hall, Dick Kelly, Tom Leonard, Chris Spicer, Jim Colbert, Dan McGee, Bill Armstrong, Sam Neff, Gardy Kahoe, Bob Smith, Paul Frantz, SIXTH ROW: Coach Flynn, Coach Mower, Hank Vollendorf, Coach Kempski, Coach Billy, Coach Heinecken, Coach Wisniewski, Coach Maley. Frank Linzenbold, Assistant Trainer Leach, Assistant Trainer Johnson, Keith Handling. Trainer Rylander. Mike Zannio. 184 Gettysburg 52-0 Villanova 33-36 Massachusetts 33-28 Hofstra 28-13 West Chester 24-8 Temple 330 Rutgers 44-0 Boston U. 14-30 Bucknell 489-21 Morth Carolina C.U. 31-13 Champion Mac University Division Champion NCAA Atlantic Coast Hegion FOOTBALL 22T Essssrs 185 186 187 188 189 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Charles Cannon, Bob Bucher, Tom McDonald, Dick Maraziti, Bill Rohrbach, John Sauk, Jim Bennett, Blaine Griffith, John Bush, Roger Post, Don Solowski, Roy Lynch. SECONDO ROW: Dan Morgan, Pat Mulharn, Tom Martin, Mike DeCarlo, Bill Wrenshall, Fran Maloney, Bob Waugaman, Mike DiBartolomeo. Kevin Corcoran, Bob Wilmann, Dennis Johnson, Larry Gaines. THIRD ROW: Jeff Young, John O'Connor, Don Pasqua, Don Biasi, Tony Smith, Joe Carbone, Walt Carleton, Keith Thompson, John Ballistreri. FOURTH ROW: Jim Morgan, Bruce LaPorte, Tom Vincent, Scott Graen, John Fosco, Jim O'Brien, Keith Geiger, Bob Morford, Larry Washingtan, Howard Jones, Roger Mason, FIFTH ROW: Coach Lienzenbolt, Coach Lieber- wirth, Coach Leech, Coach Scelba, Head Coach Billy, Coach Vallendorf VL 150 Gettysburg Lehigh Bullis Prep Temple LaFayette 191 v, Rick Bender, Bill O rry Brough, Te en Thompson, Paul Ban 193 VARSITY Lafayette Johns Hopkins Lehigh Rider Gettysburg Philadelphia Textile Ursinus Bucknell Temple Franklin Marshall Drexel PMC LaSalle FRESHMEN PMC Harker Prep Towson Franklin Marshall Orexel Gdhismnobba-0-20 SsSSsSrrsrssrrs S agWWRON AL B . 4 NoLom i I Ssss FH ESHMAN SDCCEH FIRST ROW: Dave Helwig, Dave Haney, Jim Johnson, Al Simonisky, Coach Lieb, Charles Assimos, Chuck Duncan, Kenny Love, Gary Davis, Mark Yerger. SECOND ROW: Mark Wallace, Jerry Cooper, Bill Dannenberg, Tom Davis, Bruce Jones, Tom Guzzardo, Jeff Erickson, Rick Costella, Jim Bover 195 L 1 T FIRST ROW: Coach Pratt, Mark McKinney, Paul Hamilton, Mike Patterson, Barry McPherson. SECOND ROW: Neil Hawlk, Bob Mueller, Bob Green, Frank Whittington FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY Lafayette 3225 L Lehigh forfeit L Rider forfeit L West Chester 3422 L Temple forfeit W St. Joseph's 3322 L PMC 3126 W LaSalle 28-27 W 196 CROSS COUNTRY Lafayette 42-16 W Lehigh 50-15 W Rider 45-16 L Towson 43-16 L West Chester 3026 W Temple 50-18 L St. Joseph's 50-15 W PMC 43-15 L LaSalle 3124 L Gettysburg 40-15 L American University 47-15 L Howard 43-15 L Swarthmore 3z2-22 L Drexel 47-15 L FIRST ROW: Bob Stearns, Bill Webster, Dick Kile, John Burka, Peta Sukalo, Joe Godleski. SECOND ROW: Dick Green, Coach Pratt, Mike Lyon, deWitt Henry 197 B;QSKETB,EH LL FIRST ROW: Dan Peterson, Head Coach, Jame Jim McMillen, Bernie Lane, Ed Roth, Dan Carn West Chester Catholic University Randolph Macon Franklin Marshall Rutgers Temple Marquette Utah State Maryland Drexel Lehigh Montclair State Bucknell Rider West Chester Drexel Lafayette PMC Gettysburg Lafayette Rider Albright Gettysburg Lehigh Bucknell 199 B4-75 93-77 B1-73 B2-66 B7-78 79-63 99-71 B80-66 94-58 63-58 77-61 63-61 83-81 65-60 a0-81 B8-85 a0-84 B8-55 74-64 79-66 72-68 95-72 86-80 84-65 94-86 SSEESSESTEETEEErrrerrrrzeess 200 201 FIRST ROW: Gail Evans, Cathy Chlebowski, Millie Donovan, Pat Dyal, Wendy Miller, Debbie Freeman, Kathig Devenny, Diane Lippert. SECOND ROW: Cathy Lyness, Charlotte Davenport, Miss Occhi GIRLS BASKETBALL Glassboro State 62-37 Wesley 56-23 Salisbury State 4417 Catonsville 59-54 I-E-EI'- FIRST ROW: David Underwood, Stephen Leonardi, Peter Piepmeier, Howard Hitchens, Harry Rawstrom, Coach, William Schuman, Myles Mutnick, Gregory Lamoreaux. SECOND ROW: Robert DeYoung, Ernest Wakeman, William Shepherd, Dennis Carey, John McDermott, Robert Young, Donald Hadley, Steven Ross. FRESHMAN SWIMMING FIRST ROW: Nicholas Conway, Edward Buroughs, Ritchie Molaison, Edgar Johnson, Coach, William Fitzharris, Mark Bennett, Charles McKnelly,. SECOND ROW: George Allison, James McKeever, Donald Emersan, Paul Tordella, Francis Gondek, Robert Shaffer. 205 FRESHMAN Franklin 8 Marshall West Chester St. Joseph's Lehigh Johns Hopkins Temple Drexel Lafayette Gettysburg 76-18 66-48 11- 0 53-42 54-40 47-44 9- 0 63-32 58-37 2SNISESS 206 VARSITY Franklin 8 Marshall West Chester St. Joseph's Lehigh Johns Hopkins Temple COrexel Rider Lafayette Gettysburg Swarthmore 207 67-28 60-53 B87-37 71-40 72-41 73-38 o4-41 BB- 8 B5-38 B6-47 70-21 eeope' ETEME WH ESTLING FIRST ROW: Tim Mulrooney, Ed Soccorso, Tom Fitzpatrick, Bradley Lane, Jim Baxter, Steve Morgan. SECOND ROW: Terry Sullivan, Tom Bullock, Tom Leonard, Steve Vollendorf, Marty Weikart. Coach Paul Billy. FIRST ROW: Steve Robinson, James Brooks, Bill Ot Chris Meliow, Clark Moore, Coach Loren Kline. SECOND ROW: Jim Hayman, Buck Simpers, Lewis Pellegrin, Tom Shaffer, Pat FRESHM;QN WHESTLING Muthern, Dan Morgan, Lloyd Black VARSITY Haverford Albright Glassboro State Temple Johns Hopkins Swarthmore Rider Ursinus Gettysburg Lafayette Drexel Franklin Marshall FRESHMAN Temple Johns Hopkins Gettysburg Lafayette Drexel Franklin Marshall 22-11 22-16 35- 2 19-15 P5-19 32-10 31- 9 29- B 29-13 21-21 HESESSSSS:S:3S:s 1SS EST 210 211 TRAC K FIRST AROW: Randy Hopkins, Dick Kile, Julius Bauman, John Burke, David Smith, Brad Wisniewski, Bob Muluaney, SECOND ROW: Bob Green, Pete Sukalo Ken Thompson, Joe Schiosbaon, Rich Farmer, Coach Pratt, Coach Flynn, Pat Walker, Bob Moesch, Bruce Regenthal, Bob Stowe, Jim Karsnitz FRESHMAN TRACK FIRST ROW: Doug Good, Ron Smith, Bill Collier, Gary Hopday, Butch Lewis, Bill Holsen, Greg Popek. SECOND ROW: Bob Mueller, Doug Edndie, Coach Pratt, Coach Flynn, John Renver, Stuart West. THIRD ROW: Klye Mohan, Terry Pierse, Ed Ashwatl, Brad Ernest, Dave McKeenean, Tom Guzzardo, John Morrow, Torm Leinheiser, Don Solowski. VARSITY West Chester Albright Ursinus Lafayette Towson FRESHMAN West Chester Hill-Lawrenceville Lafayette Towson 7727 B4-15 B4-33 60-43 72-31 B60-41 63-41 97-47 68-35 - ESsS UQH SITY FIRST ROW: Steve Kessler, Bill Hopkins, Mike Delmer, Rich Farmer, Bob Worner, Bob Johnson, Jim Smith, Bob James, George Gard, Bill Ehert. SECOND ROW: Bob Green, Coach Pract, Joe Hance, Dave Fosbenner, Bob Morsch, Joe Shetzler, Pat Walker. Stuart Har- THACK rison, Bob Edwards, Frank Gordy, Coach Flynn 214 FHESHMAN FIRST ROW: Bruce Barcklow. SECOND ROW: Bob Green, Dick Kyle, Coach Pratt, Julius Baumann, Joseph Schlosbon, Preston Bow- den, Rob Stearns, Brian Doll, Terry Waltz. THIRD ROW: Bill Funk, Gary Rider, John Flaherty, Coach Flynn 215 216 217 VARSITY Lehigh 101-44 LaSalle B8-57 Temple 95-50 American U. 122-20 Gettysburg 107-37 Bucknell 87-47 Lafayette 77-68 St. Joseph's 75-69 FRESHMAN Lehigh 9B-45 Montgomery B0-48 PMC 101-28 Gettysburg 93-48 Bucknell g92-30 Lafayette 72-68 FrEERSEE SEEErr- Villanova Fhiladelphia Textile Brown Indiana LCLA Brigham Young Southern California lllinois Mississippi California, Riverside Swarthmore Lehigh Lafayette Temple Ursinus Lehigh Rutgers LaSalle Drexe St. Josephs St. Josephs Lafayette Bucknell Bucknell el I n I 1 n o VUBNDROREENTNPOD - Y I I 1 1 LN O SAOSWAWWLMLM I - 218 FIRST ROW: Bruce Fad, Butch Dill. Bob Buckley, Joe Flickinger, Ricky Hale, Coach Hannah, Jim Robinson, Bob Masin, Glenn Hin ton, Dave Willard, John Aneurosis. SECOND ROW: Dave DeRyder, Dave Yates, Ron Klein, Ted Zink, Steve Tissot, Doug Hop- per, Chris Spicer, Larry Walker, Mark Brown, Dave Klinger, Willy Miranda, Ron Powell 219 FIRST ROW: Dave Jenson, Bob Seibel, Ralph Palmer, Bob Riley, Bob Scott, John McDermatt, Torm Zeberkiewicz, Chuck High- field, Vincent McMahon. SECOND ROW; Coach Kline, Terry Brown, Don Hutchison, Tom Shank, Fred Bloom, Dick Casey, Ron Cohen, Mike Pawlina, Frank Hitchens, Marty McDonough Montclair State B8-4 L Lehigh 50 W Williamson Trade 18-2 W Lehigh B-3 L Rutgers 3-0 W Drexel 4-1 E West Chester 8-2 L Bullis Prep 7-2 W Bullis Prep 9-2 W 220 TENNIS Johns Hopkins Drexel American U. Washington College Temple Rutgers West Chester Western Maryland St. Joseph's LaSalle I N R Ao A EEEr TR qumm FIRST ROW: Bob Vinikoor, Charley Baxter, Dave Verner, Fred Scerni, Jack Ellsworth, Ray Boyer, Jack Henriksen, Mike Kallay, Charley Arkins, Bob Bender. CENTER: Or. Roy Rylander, Coach 222 FIRST ROW: Grant Snyder, Tom Townsend, TER: Dr. Rylander, Coach Mike Masoncup, Paul Swetland, Amato de Paulis, Ken Raffa, CEN- s i LY S 4 s , - T - S by - H i 3 a 11 1 HE I: k .f. + 223 Bainbridge NPS B-1 w West Chester B-1 L Rutgers 7-2 E Father Judge 5-3 W Bainbridge NPS 7-2 Wy LACROSSE FIRST ROW: Skip Shifflet, Bruce Hanley, John Haslebeck, Mark Donald, Gary Druss, Robert Schroeder, Bill Vosburgh, Mike Hughes, Steve Rash, Brian Roth, Charles Beachamp, Bill Hahn. SECOND ROW: Reagan Beck, Wayne Von Stetton, Dennis Curran, Ted Hass, Charles Levis, Steve Radebaugh, Tom Brown, Jess Smith, Coach Heinecken, Dan Carnevale, Tom Wright, Dave Jenkins, Doug Mack, Jim Albertson, Paul Kirkley, John Glenn o e et o Bucknell 10-4 L Lehigh 7-3 L Swarthmore 10-2 W Lafayette 10-3 W Lovola B8-7 L Towson 7-4 L Franklin 6-4 W and Marshall Washington 9-3 L College Drexel 8-4 w Lebanon Valley 11-3 L Fairleigh B8-1 L. Dickinson Stevens Tech B-7 W 226 227 F FIELD HOCKEY VARSITY: Jane Cooper, Laurie Cushing, Kathleen Devennay, Mildred Donovan, Donna Emory, Oiane Firth, Virginia Habich, Marilyn Huebner, Laura Lovett, Mary Jane Osmick, Deborah Smith, Sidne Spencer FRESHMAMN: Joann Brinton, Cynthia Butterfoss, Arlene Cun- ningham, June DeMaria. Pat Drozdowski, Jeanne Eklund, Joyce Emory, Mary Fifer, Catherine Hogshead, Sandra Jef- ferson, Karen Lewis, Karen McNew, Phyllis Shomao, Susan Whitesell Salisbury State Wesley Glassboro West Chester All College Tournament Glasshoro 1- Patterson 0- Trenton 0- OB 3 O t ocoo w w T L o 228 LaSalle American University Old Dominion Bentley West Chester Haverford Swarthmore FMC Bucknell Johns Hopkins American University Rutgers Drexel St. Joseph's Temple Glassboro 131-4 124-5 5-4 7-0 11-7 17-1 144-3Y 13-5 10-9 14-4 14-4 4-3 11-BY 6-0 91.-8 13-4Y EEEET ESEEEEESEER NI Cheryl L. Aafies David C. Adams The first test of a free society is that it teaches its youth to guestion and criticize and form opinions only by weighing evidence and to admit ignorance where there is no evidenceinstead of implanting eternal and immutable truth, with abject submission to the inevitable authoritative interpreter, by some prescriptive right. Frank H. Knight Bertram F. Levin, Ph. D Associate Professor of Economics Jeanne L. Adelman James B, Albertson Mary R. Aiken Evelyn Alexander H. Melinda Allen Warren L. Allen, Jr. Linda J. Alsid Albert C. Altevogt, Jr. Margaret K. Ambry Darlene K. Ames Mancy L. Anderson 2 g Sandra A. Andres Alice A. Angelo Enrique E. Antezana William D. Anthony Robert J. Appel David W, Appleby Bonnie 5. Appleton 234 Robert L. Appleton Suzanne M. Archer Kirsten M. Arentzen Richard W. Argo Ellen F. Arnow .,. John F. Askin Linda M. Atkinson Randall C. Atkinson Sharon N. Aydelott Francis S. Babiarz The pursuit of truth is the greatest adventure and perhaps the only real meaning in life for me, and students are a vital part of my search. They bombard me with new guestions, af- fect me with their different perspec- tives, and constantly challenge my tentative conclusions. fx uf 41' Joedd Price, Ph.0. Assistant Professor of History 235 Norman A, Baillie Charles M. Baker, Jr. David W. Baker I am told this year's theme is awareness, so let me, as a relative newcomer, make a stab at differentiating this word in its comman usage from its traditional local usage, or Del-awareness ; simply stated, the difference is that the former implies a degree of percep- tiveness and the latter a degree of receptiveness. Hence, for example, an outsider's awareness of the chain fences which line the malls here would likely be colored by g8 a conscious revulsion to their rusted ugliness and b a subconscious resentment at their bland admonish- ment to Keep off the University's Grass. A native, however, with the gift of Del-awareness, would typically be a consciously oblivious to the physical appearance-or even presence -of these chains, and b subconsciously grateful to The University for protecting him from the trenches which periodically appear all over the campus. An anal- ogy between these trenches and the pitfalls of life of course clearly suggests itself. Micholas B. Pease, M.A Instructor of English Phillip B. Baker Waltar A. Barlow Janet Barnes Carol A. Barry th Charles H. Beauchamp Robert C. Bender Sandra 5. Barr Virginia M. Bauman Carol J. Belay Margaret Bennert Linda L. Bell Charles K. Bennett, Jr. Ricca L. Ben Laura J. Bentley Edward H. Berg. Jr. Gregory H. Bergh Ronald B. Bergman Eleanore Beste Gwyn E. Beuscher Richard M. Beyer q, Jeanine M. Bianco Rosalie Bianco Jane A, Blakely 238 Francis J. Blanchard Lecnard J. Bloch, Jr V- Eileen P, Boeck Barbara Bonder 239 Ralph M. Boccarosse, Jr Jean F. Bolger Esther Bontrager e William D. Bland Elizabeth A. Boddorff Barhara M. Bolton Joy M. Bookhammer The average freshman doesn't have a clear picture of the four- lane road ahead, but has an innate desire to find substance, regardless of his home climate. The average alert senior has determined largely what he does not want but is receptive to counsel on important issues W. Robert Bailey, Ph.O, Professor of Biological Sciences Mary Bourdon Susan M. Brackin Elizabeth N, Boothman Marilyn J. Bowersox Cheryl L. Boyle Gail E. Braden 240 A student is a teacher is a student is a teacher is a student . . . . Noel D. Starne, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English Ruth J. Brader Raymand P. Brandi Sandra E. Brawders Cathy J. Brennan Diane Brezza Barbara J. Bringardner 241 N I have found that the teaching of undergraduates represents a very strong force in keeping me intellectually honest. David E. Sheppard, Ph.O Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences 242 J Roberta Bromberg George F. Broske Kerry J. Brough Kathryn E. Brown Steven C. Brown Gary G. Brush James J. Buckley Elizabeth A Budischak Ann A. Burr Virginia L. Butters Elizabeth R. Byer Douglas A. Cain Thomas J. Callahan, Jr. Leah F, Cameron Mary A, Campbell 243 MNoreen C. Campbell Margaret M. Cannon James L. Camper Kenneth F. Carmine -F Kathleen M. Carr Craig W. Carrier Gale P. Catley Patricia A. Cattell Michael R. Cavey Fiare M. Celano. Jr. 244 Michael Censurato Robert F. Chandler Seniors really appreciate Bob Dylan. Freshmen don't have time for that sort of thing. Winnifred M. Biddlecome, M.S, Instructor, Psychiatrc Nursing 245 Barbara A. Chaapel Patricia Chapin Famela A. Chelly Gordon E. Christensen Dennis Charrin Glenn A. Ciemania Bonnie L. Colvin Kathleen A. Copson MNancy K. Conn James M. Cordrey, Jr. Murray S. Cahn John J. Constantine Clare C. Corkery . George 5. Cole. Jr s Donald D. Cooper Peter M. Cornelius 246 During the past decade college education has becorme an increasingly serious business. All members of the academic community take themselves too seriously and we feel com- pelled to defend our mistakes rather than to laugh at them, More humor would help reduce tension and increase pleas- ure in learning. Marenes R. Tripp, Ph.D Associate Professor of Biological Sciences Janice C. Crawford Thomas A. Crismond Sandor Cseh A James 5. Cubbage Bonnie L. Culver James F, Cunane 247 Deborah E. Coughlan Paul J Coyne, Jr Susan A. Coulter Michael J. Cozzillio John P. Counts Thomas E. Craven R Guy E. Cunningham Robert B. Curran Judith C, Czerwin An important change in college education in the past decade is the increasing demand on the part of students for more relevance. Faculties are at- tempting to provide members with incentives to supply quality teaching which is relevant by mak- ing more explicit and possibly changing the reward system within the academic community. Richard J. Agnello, A B, Instructor of Economics 248 John J. Daniels, Jr. Linda M. Davidson 249 Donna L. Dalby Walter A. Danielson Carolyn Davis Kerry L. Davis Henry Daum, Jr. Patricia L. Davis I believe that college teaching is more a mat- ter of extracting ignorance than of injecting knowledge. The problem is that once I have extracted all that ignorance, it litters up my office. Florence L. Geis, Ph.0. Assistant Professor of Psychology J. Brian DeGeorge George 5. DeMond Russell S. Davis, Il Lorna O. Dempsey David M. Dawson Allen Dennison Bonnie 5. Decktor Carmine P. DeRubeis 251 Judith A. DeStefano Ellen M. Devine Katherine B. Dettra Stella Diamond John M. Devenney, Jr. Jacgueline F. Danich Mary G. Dick Joan M. Dillon Margaret J. Oilaura Elizabeth L. Divine Linda K. Dodd Bernard P. Doordan, Jr, Charies M. D'orozio Diane Doughty William J. Downes Scott E. Downing Malorie A. Drake Donna S, Dunning John M. Duszak On the whole, college education has not seemed to change very much in the past decade. However, I might add that some stu- dents seem to be changing, that is, wondering, suggesting and acting on their evaluations of the situation. Norman Sasowsky. M.A. Assistant Professor of Art 253 The attitudes and interests of Freshmen verge on fear, After one round of hourlies they ask, What am I doing here? Seniors' views have greatly expanded. Mow it's from the prof that things are de- manded! Diane 5. Herson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences Robert A, Eatan Grace E. Edmunds Christine M. Edwards Barbara E. Egner Bruce E. Dyer A Arthur W, Edwards Peter C. Eisemann Judith 5. Dykes Georgia E. Easton 254 Dianna L. Eliis Elizabeth M. Ellis Jack C. Ellsworth Linda K. Elwood Warren C. Engle William F. Englehart ki Mary J. Evans Sherry D. Falls Barbara Fanning Richard M. Farmer, Jr. Sara L. Farr Janet T, Fasulo 255 Barbara A. Faupel John P. Favero Lorraine R. Favreau Richard A. Fawoett Merry S. Fels Karen Fenwick Jaohn 5. Fields Catherine . Figest Robart A Fischer, Jr. Joyce A, Fivehouse Alice C. Flaherty Colleen Flanigan Joseph Flickinger Aobert M. Flawers 256 I have been greatly affected by college students. In addition to my ulcer, l keep receiving all sorts of phone calls from those who want to know . . . what is going on in that place. Therefore, I am much more aware of the world around me. Thank you, students. John K. Knowles, M.A. Instructor of Languages and Literature Suzanne P. Foresman Donna J. Foster Thomas A. Foster, Jr, Donald 5. Fowier, Jr Connie J. Fox Kathleen H. Fox Theodore P. Fox. I Carol A. Frabizzio fnne E. Frame Ervil J. Francis DOiane L. Francy Linda Freeman 258 Andrew J. Fresconi Ann E. Frost John M. Fulop Sheryl B. Furbish Cynthia K. Furlong Carol L. Galbiati College education has not changed a bit in the past decade, only the students, the professors, and the administrators changed. Eugene Hamori, Ph.0. Assistant Professor of Chemistr . I 4 William A, Gamgort Linda E. Garraway 259 Roberta F. Garrison Rebecca 5. Geiger The most salient change in collegiate edu- cation during the past decade has been the attempt to redefine humanistic studies in the light of contemporary social, economic, and political concerns, 0. Heyward Brock, M.A Instructor of English Charles A. Genuardi Stephanie M. Gerjovich Thomas N. Gladwin Robert Glass Karen A. Gotsch Bonnie 5. Gould Teaching college students keeps me ever alert to the necessity of re-examining our value-con- cepts. Students remind me that sometimes a professor can be wrong and that nothing should be taken for granted if we want to live in a better world. C. Robert Kase, Ph.D. Professor of Dramatic Arts Frederick J. Gradishar 262 Susan K. Gradishar Jane D, Grasbner Robert D. Graham Carol A. Grandell F Kristin M. Grandell Thomas H. Graves Susan M. Greatorex Robert J. Green Gail Greenamoyer Cynthia L. Griffith Daniel R. Griffith Daniel J. Grim 263 Freshmen think that history is an established body of facts that can be learned. Juniors know better; they recognize that it is in- vented by their professors. Seniors discover that nothing exists except through human consciousness. For them history is a fraud perpetrated by the military-industrial com- plex, the communist party, or some other heinous conspiracy. Stephen Salsbury, Ph.D Associate Professor of History Janet Gropper Stephen J. Grotzinger I. Barry Guerke Thomas J. Gulya, Jr. Sharon L. Gunther Patricia H, Guthrie Marianne C. Gwiazda Robert C. Hagenbach Harold A, Hagerty James P. Hammond, Il Donna L. Hanchett Patricia R, Hand Leeroy P. Hanna, Jr. Mark A. Hanson Wilkiam E. Harcum Peggy L. Harman John St, George Harrison George A. Hart, 1l Dayle E. Harting Mancy S. Hartman Arthur L. Hathcock. Jr. Elizabeth M. Haulenbeek Linda 0. Haushalter Richard M. Hayford, Jr. Hita A. Hayman 266 Student feed-back is all-but-essential to sound instruction, as anyone who tries to teach by means of television soon discovers. The percep- tive students' question has exploded many a weak theory and probably stimulated even more sound ones. George B. Tatum, Ph.O Professor of Art History 267 Jacgueline L. Hazel Rickie Hazzard Patricia A. Heck David W, Hains Linda L. Helbing Sally-Jo Helm Arba L, Henry Francisco Hernandez-Fossi How college education has changed in the past decade, I don't know, but my viewpaint has changed drastically. Ten years ago, I sat in class wondering why such incompetent people were allowed in front. Now I stand in front, wondering. M.S. Burnaby Munson, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry Carol C. Herrington Penny F. Hesseltine Linda C. Higginson Brian J. Hiley Charles A, Hill Lydia V. Hill Milton A. Hill Glenn 0. Hinton Mancy A. Hintz Barbara Hires Brett I. Holcomb Jack A. Holland Charles Honaker Sarah P. Honaker John J. Hopkins Paul J. Hopstock Michael P. Hom David B. House Raymond S. Howard Carolyn A. Hudson Christine Hughes Christopher H. Huhn Cheryl L. Hunter Marsha A, Hurley Michael J. Hutchison Caraol Hutton Patricia A, Ibbeken 270 Seniors are searching for the right answers. Freshmen are searching for the right ques- tions. Major Don B. Munson Assistant Professor of Milicary Science 271 Anthony R. Imperiale Carmen Infante Alison Ingham Lesley Ingham Trevor L. Jacks Jean M. Jackson Stephen R. Jackson Margaret L. Jacobi 272 Teaching college students today is more fun than it used to be, but it is also far more demanding. It tends to leave you feeling mentally high and physically exhausted, but most important, stu- dents keep your conscience rubbed raw. It is not a very com- fortable job these days, but the excitement is worth the risks involved. James R, Soles, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Political Science Brenda F. Jaquette Donna Jarrell Robert N, Jefferson Janet B. Jeglum Verna A. Jelinek 273 e John J. Jenkins Hae Johnson George F. Johnston Richard T. Joliy Allen N. Jones Joyce J. Jones William 0. Jones, Jr. Daorathy M. Johnson Karl L. Johnston Jacqueline Jones Jo Ann P, Jordan 274 In the last decade the crew cut has all but van- ished from the campus and it seems to me a great improvemnent that young men no longer feel obliged to look like Prussian officer cadets. The mini-skirt seems too obvious an improvement to require analysis. Raymond A. Callahan, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of History 275 Shirley C. Jump Joyce M. Karraker Kristine Keim Joyce A. Keithley Linda E. Kane William R. Keck Rosalind 5. Keir Elaine Kelso Teaching college students keeps me from thinking that know all the answers, either in my field or in life in general. In any job one tends to assume a routine without actually being aware of it. Teaching-encountering others who do not accept routine, and who demand justification of statements and actionsforces me to examine both my knowledge as a geologist and my assump- tions about life. This is good. Peter B. Leavens, Ph.O, Assistant Professor of Geology Barbara Keppel Patricia L. Ker Cathy Jo Kersteter Patricia Kiefer Mary F. Kille Deborah K. Kirk Helen S. Kirk Howard 5. Kirshner Jeffrey O. Kirshner Mona Kistler Toby L. Klein David D. Klinger Keith A. Knauss Robert W. Knight Rosemarie Knight John A, Knott Donald 5. Knox Stephen L. Koffler Maryann Kopec Ann C. Kraft Dianne J. Kriebel Jeffrey R. Krall .4' n' F'- Mary A. Krzyzanowski Rosanne Laggner PUTE BONISE R R N - Py J Julianne Kucaba Deborah C. Lake Raymond V. Kustosz Diana V. Lambdin During the past decade, students and faculty have both taken an increasing interest in im- proving courses, curricula and related activ- ities so that the college graduate will be prepared to serve a more useful function in today's complex society R. Dean Shippy, M.S. Assistant Professor and Coordinator of Food Executive Training Yvonne M. LaChapelle Doreen E. LaFontaine af Raiph L. Lamoreaux Bruce G. Landau Eleanor J. Landt Carol M. LaPenta Linda A. Larner Jorge R. Larrieu Toni F. Laws Susan C. Lawton Cheryl L. LeCompte Brian J. Lenderman This generation of students is less willing to accept authority, more socially concerned and more guestioning of the values of the society than any previous generation. If this concern can be translated into constructive action we may yet avoid national distinte- gration and international holocaust. A, LeRoy Bennett, Ph.D. Professor of Political Science 280 Michael C. Leo Don S. Lesiewicz Cheryl L. Lewis June G. Lewis Robert A. Lieberwirth Sandra J. Liebigin Janice E. Lichtenwalner Edith Lihn David H. Lindsay i Joseph A. Lindsay Mary B. Lobermann Joan M. Lower Susan T. Lipsky Carol O. Loeb Bruce A. Lucera Mark L. Lipson Alan R. Loflin Paul C. Luisi 282 Margaret E. Lungren Beverly K. Lutz George R. Lynam, Jr Henry M. Lynch, I Karen D. Lynch Patricia A. Lynch Robert S. Lynch Wayne J. Lynch Barbara A. Macklem Of course teaching has made me more aware of the world around me-particularly since the girls began wearing mini skirts. J. William Weaver, Ph.0 Professor of Textiles 8 Fiber Science James C. MacLeod Frederick E. Maerker David J. Maguigan 283 Apita C. Mahnke Harvey Manchester, Jr. Raymond E. Maks Marcella Malay Jon R. Manchester Alice M. Mardyniak A freshman is interested in obtaining an education; a senior, having given up, is in- terested in graduating. Raymond N, Carr, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Statistics and Computer Science Marian Markowitz Linda 5. Marple 284 2 Linda L. Marshall Brian B. Martin ia Craig E. Martin John R. Martin, Jr Stephanie Mastoraki Jeanne M. Mattie Alfred P. Mayne, Jr Robert J. Mazzio Marilyn E. McCafferty 285 Bruce S. McCloy Kathleen 5. MeConnall Teaching college students definitely causes me to be more aware of my surroundings. It forces me not only to keep up to date on my own subject matter area, but to be aware of the world, national and local conditions which serve as useful examples to relate to theory in the classroom. Gerald L. Cole, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Agriculture Caral M. MeCaormack Kenneth G. McDaniel George K. McDowell Diane M. McFann John E. McFann Judith A, McFardin Ruth A. McJunkin Richard G. MeMahon James J. McFarland Sandra S . MoGes 3 Audrey M. MoKinney Karen A. McReynolds Susan M. McMahan Marjorie F . McRight Marguerite E. McMahon Thomas J. Meehan Robert A Meeker Kathleen A. Mele Barbara Melwager Paula H. Melwager George H. Meney Dianne D. Merchant Thomas E. Merchant Howard L. Meyers Victoria S . Michalik 288 Thomas G. Middeton Deborah A, Milewski Callie L. Miller George R. Miller Meredich L. Miller Susan H. Milton College education is no longer confined to the limits of the classroom. The world has become a testing laboratory for students who are searching for answers not found in the academic life. Shankha K. Banerji, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Civil Enginearing Patricia P. Mitchell Perry L. Mitchell Douglas N. Mitten Madan M. Mohindra Thomas D. Molitor Johany W. Maonaco Betty L. Montgomery James M. Montgomery Elwood G. Moody, Jr Andrea L. Moran Calvert A. Morgan, Jr. Kenneth A. Morley Elizabeth A. Moss The freshman enters with anticipation, awe, and an open mind. The senior leaves with a feeling of relief, a future wife, and confidence in himself and his future. Ernest N. Scarborough, M.S Chairman of Agricultural Engineering John S. Moyle, Jr. 290 Cynthia J. Mueller Deborah J. Muhlenberg Timothy J. Mulrooney Jeffrey W. Mumford MNancy J. Murray Malcolm G. Muta Linda L. Natyzak Susan E, Neel 291 How do you think college education has changed in the past decade? a. There are more students. b. This means we have more brillant and maore dull students. c. Asawhole, college students are more serious now than ten years ago, d. Modern college students are more aware of current palitical problems and participate mare in their solutions, Wallace H, Maw, Ed.D. Professor of Education 292 Margaret A. Nelson Susan Nelson John H. Newcomb Robert T. Newell, 1l E Frederick 5. Newnam Holand W. Nichols, 11I Leroy T. Norman Mary E. Norris Lorraine I. Datley Gail M. O'day Patricia A, Olesky Cheryl A. O'Neill M. Sharon O'Neill George E. Oram, Jr. Daniel E, Orendorf Kim B. Orth 203 Paul W. Orth David F. Owen Gregg W. Palmer Linda K, Otteanhoff Christopher H. Owens Lucie Papen John J. Pacinell Loreta H. Pasquine We all are learning that change takes place at accelerating rates; that genuine foresight is the vital component for extraordinary courses and curricula; that distinctive teaching, student self-governance, research and service work of the University all must be geared to the an- ticipation of new challenges increasingly for- midable. Robert L. Bull. B.S Associate Professor of Agriculture and Food Economics 294 John A. Patnovic Regina K. Pearce Ronald L. Pear Mary K. Pegbles Patricia A, Perkins Rowan M. Parkins Richard H. Perry, Jr Tirmathy W. Peters Donald T. Petrosa Philip F, Pfeifer Karen A. Phillips Mary E. Phillips While it may seem a sad commentary on prog- ress, l am reassured by the fact that students now have many of the same concerns had when I was a student ten years ago. Reassured, because only when faculty and students share a common concern is change possible. David L. Dalrymple, Ph.D. Robert 0. Phillips Assistant Professor of Chemistry 296 Robert B. Pigjak Gail L. Pierca John R, Piersol Helena M. Pietras Mary L. Piper Victor A. Pisapia Maureen T, Pivinski Christine Pochomis William A. Podgorski Patricia A. Polderman Aosanne T. Poppiti 297 Margaret Pretzier Audrey Price Lynn. A. Prober David T. Pryor Anthony J. Puken John J. Pulgini James E. Pyle Mary A Pyle 208 Richard K. Rathmell, Jr. Susan E. Recce Mancy S. Redgate Bruce A, Regenthal David P. Reifschneider Catherine M. Reith Robert K. Pyle Kathleen M. Quinn Ruth E. Rash The acts of searching for knowledge and con- veying it to others are among the most noble endeavors of mankind. Teaching is a rewarding exparience. Thomas W, Brockenbrough, M.S Assistant Dean, College of Engineering Teaching has probably limited my view of the world. Daily activities could possibly cause one to be more observant than one whose endeavors are restricted to a single theme. Robert Hogensan, Ph.0. Assistant Professor of Music 300 Wayne T. Rhone Randolph P. Richeson Wayne E. Righy Huollis E. Ritter Bruce O. Roberts Julia M. Roberts Thomas J. Roberts James L. Robinson Mark E. Rodekohr Ellen L. Rodenhiser Carolyn A, Roemer Charles S. Rogers Jeanne L. Rogers Barbara Rosenblatt Reqgina M. Hossiter 301 Edward H. Roth College education has changed little in the past decade. Changes in the attitudes of students and public officals only make it appear that the stand- ards and practices of good education are vari- able. But these attitudes are imposing a trend away from the theoretical toward the pragmatic, away from the systematic toward the temporal read relevant. Jean M, Roy Charles E. Birchenall, Ph.D Professor of Metallurgy 302 John W. Ruch Mary E. Ruddick Russell A, Ruggiero Victoria A, Ruppert 0. Shannon Russell Deborah A, Rutley Ann M. Ryan Gail N, Samuels Mancy E. Sandler June E. Satterfield Anna G, Sauder Linda R. Sawyer 303 Kathleen R. Scadden James A, Scelba Alfred R. Scerni, Jr. JoAnne T, Schaen Kathleen A. Scheid Teaching college students helps keep me in touch with reality by confirming my belief that one must sail to reach a port, some- times with the wind and sometimes against but sail, not drift. Jacqgueling Duval, M.S, Instructor of Home Economics Education i George C. Schiaffer John 5. Seitz Diane C. Selby Janet Sharp Ann L. Sheats Patricia Sheehan John R. Sheets Michael J. Sherman MNeil E. Shields In the last decade, universities, like maost institutions, have changed greatly. The challenge of the next decade is to maintain an attitude of willingness to change and progress without losing sight of the original goals and values of an academic community. Martin Chemers, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Psychology Randall 4. Shelds Patricia L. Shine Cheryl Silher Walter Silowka Anne Simmons Leonard I. Simon Pamela B, Simpson Jobn A, Sitek. A Students are biologically diverse. In recognizing this I am more receptive to their many views and opinions as a teacher. Donald F. Crossan, Ph.D Assistant Dean, College of Agricultural Science 308 Mary L. Skrotsky Roseann M. Slonsky Barbara J. Smith Carol A, Smith Donald R, Smith Jeffrey A, Smith Jeffrey E. Smith Martin H. Smith Sharon E. Smith Charlotte A, Snyder Judy L. Snyder Kirsten Soneson Barbara . Sowden Wiliarm C. Spare, Jr. Patricia A. Specht 309 Sandra L. Spence Marjorie L. Spencer Walter Spilka, Jr Michaele H. Spitzer Chester 5. Sprague, Jr, James P. Spring Doria M, 5t. Amand Dolores Starliper a o Raymond M. Stellenberg Patricia L. Sterner Sharon Stephan Sara C. Stevenson Andrew M. Stern Judith A. Steward Virginia L. Steele James R. Steinhauer Alan G. Steinle Patricia D. Stelle On the whaole, I have more faith in the value of today's students. James B, Mehl, Ph.D Assistant Professor of Physics L TRE i e J J 1 ! I 1 1 1 i 1 ;r-..-w-l -'E'?-:h'! William H. Stine, 1l Cecile C. Stiner John . Stinson Mary B. Stitik Morris L. Stoltz, I Mary M. Statler Janet H. Strobert Moaolly Serub Shelley K. Stuckey Veronica D, Suchta 312 Jacqueling A, Sullivan Scott P. Sullivan Linda M. Sundet Christineg A, Swanson Robert B. Swayze Emily G. Swerdel Douglas B. Swift Jane Y, Swift Change in college education has come neither fast enough nor deep enough to satisfy me. Byron P. Shurtleff, M.A. Assistant Professor of Education and Art 213 Mary E. Szabo Phyllis A Tacik Patricia I Taplin Anne T. Taylor E Elaine K. Taylar Pamela J. Taylor Stephan 5. Taylor Bruce J. Tease 314 How do you think college education has changed in the past decade? From a convent to an academic forum. George F.W. Haenlein, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Animal Science 6 Agriculture Biochemistry Teresa J, Tew Richard K. Thomas Carolee Thompson Richard L. Timmons, Jr Stephen F. Tindall Carrie Tippett Linda C. Thornton Thomas J. Tobin Walter R. Tomozyk, Jr. Ingrid Tornfelt Mary V. Torrans How do you think college education has changed in the past decade? Surprisingly better, How are the attitudes and interests of Freshmen and Seniors on this campus different? Freshmen and Seniors are like inspiration and aspiration, How has teaching college students affected you? Dces it help you to be more aware of the world around you? I think it would be great to be a student now. George Mocito, M.A. Chairman of the Art Department 316 h Chester V. Townsend Alan Trachten Lois M. Tracy Kathleen Trickey Jean G. Tritsch Judith M, Trundt Marlene M. Tur Susan E. Turnblacer James O, Turner Allen B. Tuthill, Jr. Walter C. Ubinger Bruce A. Ulmer 317 Joseph Vaccarino Lawrence R. Valencourt The growing recognition by college students of their potential power as social and poli- tical activists has brought about the biggest changes in college education in the past decade. The college education now has a responsibility to help channel these aspira- tions in a direction of tolerance and hu- manity. Marvin C. Gaer, Ph,D. Assistant Professor of Mathematics Barbara A. Van Dyke 1 John P. Varsalona Wiliam P, Vannan David M. Verner Barry W. VanRensler -SEH':.I' Vernon Jerry F. Vest Mark 5. Vogel John D. Villabona Valarie A. Vogel Deborah L. Vischar Patricia A. Volk Joseph A, Vitsorek Philip 4. Valturo Wayne VonStetten, Il Nancy J. Voss Lawrence B. Walker William G. Vosburgh, Jr. Deborah L. Wahl Janet L. Wallace 320 James E. Walls, Il Marilyn R. Walls Joyce F. Walther BEn Wilham G. Walther Thomas P, Wampler Mary H. Wanamaker - 1 Karen A. Warach Bruce A, Warner Gary G. Washington Emphasis has changed from the dissemination of canned information by a professor toward the encouragement of each student to develop his own particular interests and ahilities. John T. Deiner, M.A. Instructor of Political Science Gaye E. Webb Robert L. Webb Mary J. Weidenhamer 321 Leshe A, Weigel James C, Weil Paula L. Weisal John C, Weldin Michael 0. Weller Constance L. Wells Leslie A. Wells Susan H. Werer Frederick R. Whealar 5 Meredith A, Wilder Jane C. Wilcox Douglas A, White Richard C. Wiedmann Annette C. Wilderman Lynn Wertz Barbara J. Wesley Harry J. West Diane E. Wetzler Interaction with students has definitely been stimulating both in subject matter presen- tation and general awareness of ather human beings. College students remain rather idealistically oriented and not necessarily a part of the real world. Paul H, Sammelwitz, Ph.0 Associate Professor of Agricultural Biochemistry Sharon L. Wilkerson Connie K. Williams Doris J. Williams Sheila Williams Gregg E. Wilson College and the world are apart in mind only-awareness is total; it is to be alive, human, and evolving. Vitoria, M.A, Aszsistant Professor of Art Janice A, Wilson 324 Ruth E. Wilson Carol J. Wisniewski William L. Witham, Jr, Sheila 5. Withelder Frank C. Witmer, Il Betty M. Walfe Robert C. Walhar, Jr. David A. Wolstenholme Wiliam 0. Woodford William 5. Woodward Mark K. Workman Deidre Woznicki A good beer hall on this campus would do a hell of a lot to improve relationships between students, faculty, and administrators. Robert M. Nielsen, Ph.D, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Barbara E. Wright John W, Wright Parma C. Wright g Thomas H. Wright Barbara M. Wronowiocz Joyce M. Yaiser Philip B. Yeany, Jr Richard A. Yost Garrett 5. Youlden Fr e Michael R. Zavacky Joseph A, Zebley, I Stephen M. Zemyan Linda J. Zimmerman Gerald T. Zinck Edward L. Zygmonski CHERYL L. 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B84 A.C.5. 129 Adams, D. 232 Adamson, P. 127 Adelman, J. 160, 232 Adey, G. 80, 143 Agnello, R. 248 Ahern, W, 107 Al.ChE. 134 Alken, M. 232 Aist, P. 139 Albert, G. 232 Albertson, J. 106, 184, 225, 232 Albertson, R. 80, 118 Alexander, A. 156, 157 Alexander, E. 112, 232 Allen, C. 166 Allen, E. 64 Allen, H. 232 Allen, M. 131 Allen, W. 233 Allenby, E. 97 Allison, G. 205 Alpha Delta Upsilon 76, 77 Alpha Epsilon Pi 78, 79 APD. 145 Alpha Tau Omega 80 Alsid, L. 233 Altevogt, C. 86, 233 Altizer, J. 80, 143 Amalfitano, J. 107 Amateur Radio 135 Ambry, M. 179, 233 Ames, D. 233 Anderson, C. 155 Anderson, M. 233 Anderson, R, 150, 234 Andres, 5. 234 Andrews, D. 154, 156 Andvisani, J. BG Aneurosis, J. 99, 219 Angelo, A. 174, 234 Angels, C. 155 Anhalt, K. 139 150 Antezana, E. 130, 234 Anthony, D. 93 Anthony, W. 234 Anthropology Club 130 Antonelli, J. 159, 160 Anzalone, E. 120, 140, 143 Appel, R. 234 Apple, C. 165 Appleby, D. 160, 234 Applegate, M. 150 Appleton, B. 234 Appleton, R. 150, 172, 235 Archangelo, E. 155 Archer, 5. 235 Arentzen, K. 177, 235 Argo, R. 235 Arias, Z. 131 Arllen, C. 88 Armstrong, B. 99, 184 Armstrong, D. 147 Armstrong, R. B0 Arnow, E. 235 Art History Club 131 Ashworth, E. 213 Ask, B. 144 Askin, J. 235 Assimos, C. 195 ACM. 134 Atchison, D. 159, 160 Atkins, C. 222 Atkinson, L. 235 Atkinsan, R. 235 Austin, R. 70 Avery, C. 184 Avery, D, 192 AWS. 115 Aydelott, S, 235 Ayers, I, 73 Babiarz, F. 235 Bacino, D. 99 Baer, D. 139 Bailey, A. 147, 162 Bailey, R. 166 Bailey, 5. 143 Bailey, W. R. 23B Baillie, N. 2386 Baker, B. B6 Baker, C. 236 Baker, D. 97, 236 Baker, P. 236 Baker, T. 159, 160, 236 Balick, M. 79 Balick, 5. 140, 151 Ballance, L. 155 Ballantyne, 5. 137, 143, 150 Ballistreri, J. 190 Balluff, R. 60, 208 Bandekow, L. 94 Banerji, 5. 288 Banker, P. 192 Bankert, B. 236 Barcklow, B. 212, 215 Barham, E. 155 Barlow, C. 159 Barlow, W. 236 Barnes, J. 236 Barnum, T. BB Bam,C. 78 Barr, 5. 236 Barry, C. 236 Bartlett, V. 143 Baseball 218 Baseball Freshman 218 Basista, J. 198 Batdorf, J. 204 Bauman, C. 159 Bauman, Curtis 151, 155 Bauman, V. 179, 236 Baumann, J. 212, 215 Baumeister, M. 146 Baxter, C. 222 Baxter, J. 86, 208 Bayalis, P. 155 Bayley, T. 156 Baynardi, J. 155, 159 Beauchamp, C. 225, 237 Beaudet, N. 159 Beck, R. 99, 225 Becker, P. 61 Bedingfield, P. 112, 113, 143 Beebe, K. 99 Behringer, P. 93, 115, 143 Beiberg, M. 155 Beidler, 5. 145 Bekiesz, C. 139, 143, 177 Belay, C. 237 Bell, L. 237 Beltz, N. 159 Ben, R. 237 Bender, N. 115 Bender, R. 86, 192, 222, 237 Bendler, B. 124 Benner, J. 90 Bennert, M, 237 Bennett, A. 280 Bennett, C. 237 Bennett, K. B0 Bennett, L. 159 Bennett, M. 205 Bentley, L. 237 Berg, E. 133, 134, 172, 175, 238 Bergh, G. 238 Bergh, M. 149 Bergman, R. 238 Berkowitz, C. 116 Berry, C. 158 Berry, D. 163 Berry, 5. 144 Best, C. 155 Best, N. 159 Beste, E. 238 Beta Beta Beta 174 Beuscher, G, 139, 238 Beyer, R. 97, 238 Bianco, J. 238 Bianco, R. 238 Biasi, D. 190 Biggs, Marcia 88 Biggs, Mike 192 Billy Coach 184, 190, 208 Bileon, . 79 Bilton, J. 79 Bilton, L. 115 Binger, D. 143 Birchaenall, C. 302 Blair, M. 184 Blakely, J. 238 Blanchard, F. 238 Bland, N. 238 Beasche, M. 155 Blenderman, W. 129, 159 Bloch, L. 133, 175, 238 Blome, F. 99 Bloom, F. 220 Bloom, R. 159 Blostein, G. 117, 143 Bobzin, 5. 112 Boccarosse, R, 238 Bockrath, L. 143 Boddorff, B. 88, 140, 178, 238 Boeck, E. 238 Boettger, J. 90, 143 Bogart, D. 165 Bohn, D. 99 Bohning, E. 141 Bolger, J. 156, 239 Bolgiano, A. 154, 156 Bolgiano, L. 175 Bolton, B. 239 Boltz, 5. 159 Bonder, B, 239 Bonner, J. 104 Bontrager, E. 239 Booker, P. 164, 165 Bookhammer, J. 239 Booth, D. 240 Boothman, E. 240 Bordas, B. 112, 124 Borgess, R. 184 Bouchelle, G. 155 Boudart, K. 143, 166 Boulanger, M, 155 Bourdon, M. 240 Bowden, P. 212, 215 Bowen, 5. 94, 165 Bowersox, M. 240 Bowyer, B. 240 Boyd, R. 159, 160 Boyer, J. 195 Boyer, R. 222 Boylan, K. 116 Boyle, C. 115, 240 Boyle, K. 173 Brabson, J. 77 Brackin, S. 240 Braden, G. 132, 134, 240 Brader, R. 141, 241 Bradway, D. 143, 155 Brandenburger, G. 88, 127 Brandi, R. 160, 241 Brant, 5. 107 Bratton, T. 184 Brawders, 5, 241 Breasure, J. 153 Bredin, M. 131 Breen, R. 134 Brelsford, J. 90 Breme, F, 127 Brennon, C. 241 Brewer, B. 156 Brezza, D. 241 Brickley, 5. 184 Bringardner, B. 241 Bringardner, J. 168 Brinton, J. 228 Brittingham, B. 99 Brochel, 5. 104 Brock, D. 173 Brock, D. H, 260 342 Brockenbrough, T. W. 229 Brody, 5. 138, 139 Broge, 5. 243 Bromberg, R. 151, 243 Broomell, C. 93 Broomell, G. 93 Brooke, 5. 116 Brooks, A. 146 Brooks, M. 159 Brooks, J. 209 Broske, G. 156, 159, 243 Brostrom, K. 155 Brothers, 5, 155, 169 Brough, K. 192, 243 Brown, Jim 150 Brown, Judith 136 Brown, K. 166, 243 Brown, M. 219 Brown, P. B3 Brown, R. 80, 165 Brown, Sally 112, 115, 120 Brown, Steven 243 Brown, Terry 220 Brown, Tom 225 Brown, Richard 193, 143 Brubaker, T. 153, 155 Bruno, M. 143, 145 Brush, G. 160, 178, 243 Bryant, T. 115 Bucher, B. 190 Buchman, K. 163 Buckley, B. 99, 184, 219 Buckley, J. 177, 243 Bud, 5, 155 Budd, C. 159 Budischak, B. 177, 243 Bullock, T. 208 Burgess, 5. 143 Burgher, J. 99, 143 Burke, T. 86 Burke, J. 86, 197, 212 Burns, C. 99, 143 Burns, P. 129 Burnam, B. 159 Burnam, C. 143, 156 Buroughs, E. 140, 169, 205 Burr, A. 117, 243 Burris, C. 94 Bush, J. 190 Bush, R. 94 Bushman, L. 151 Burd, 5. 183 Butterfoss, C. 228 Butters, G. 182, 243 Byer, E. 243 Cacciatore, M. 184 Cahilly, M. 159 Cain, D. 243 Cain, J. 104 Calallini, R. 106 Call, P. 100 Callahan, T. 243 Callan, B, 139 343 Cameron, L. 243 Camparini, 5. 184 Campbell, M. 243 Campbell, M. 116, 117, 243 Camper, J. 243 Cannon, C. 190 Cannon, M. 153, 243 Cantore, J. 107 Cantdre, J. 184 Carbon, K. 130 Cabone, J, 190 Carey, D. 204 Carl, M. 72 Carleton, W. 190 Carlson, K. 209 Carman, E. 139 Carmine, K. 80, 127, 243 Carnahan, L. 139 Carnevale, D. 198, 225 Carpenter, 5. 127, 182 Carpenter, T. 131 Carr, K. 244 Carrier, C. 106, 244 Carson, G. 90 Carter, K. 153, 160 Carter, M. 139 Cartwright, M. 143, 159, 160 Casey, D. 220 Casey, M. 107 Castejon, 0. 130 Caswell, P. 155 Catherwood, E. 80, 143 Catley, G. 114, 168, 244 Cattell, P. 244 Cavalini, L. 118 Cavey, M. 244 Celano, F. 244 Censurata, M. 245 Cephas, R. 203 Chaapel, B, 156, 245 Chamber Singers 157 Chance, T.E. 60, 176 Chandler, R. 179, 245 Chapin, P. 139, 245 Charles, B. 159 Cheerleaders 182 Chelly, P. 182, 245 Chelosky, F. 163 Cherrin, D. 159, 160, 245 Chicosky, J. 133, 134 Childs, J. 137, 148 Chinnier, A. 159 Christensen, G. 141, 245 Christensen, W. 134 Christian Science 149 Cichy, P. 136 Ciconte, T. 229 Ciemania, G. 245 Cipriano, J. 106, 184 Cirino, L. 102 Clayton, D. B3 Clark, B. 102 Clark, M. 173 Clarke, L. 155 Clarke, J. 246 Class of 1970 122 Class of 1971 122 Class of 1972 123 Class of 1973 123 Clawson, M. 139 Cleaver, W. 192 Clement, D. 155 Clements, M. 83 Cline, E. 154, 163 Clough, L. 159 Clunan, B. 246 Coed-Cadettes 127 Cohen, H. 79 Cohen, M. 79, 143, 151 Cohen, R. 220 Cohn, M. 151, 246 Colbert, J. 107, 184 Cole, G. 246, 2B6 Cole, L. 139 Coleman, W. 159, 160 Colgan, D. 156 Collins, B. 155 Collins, Bessie B. 63 Collins, D. 213 Collins, R. 159, 160, 163 Colvin, B. 148, 168, 172, 178, 179, 246 Combes, 5. 88 Comings, E. 72 Comly, R. 79 Commutors Association 121 Conant, J. 107 Concert Choir 156 Conn, N. 117, 246 Connell, R, 121 Conner, B. 99,118 Conover, R. 155 Constantine, J. 159, 160, 246 Conway, N. 205 Cooke, C. 143 Cooke, L. 155 Cooke, N. B8 Cooner, 5. 155 Coonin, R. 79, 124 Cooper, B. 130 Cooper, D. 86, 246 Cooper, Jane 228 Cooper, Jeannine 150 Cooper, Jeff 97 Cooper, Jerry 195 Copper, J. 143 Copson, K. 246 Corcoran, K. 190 Cordez, J. 83 Cordrey, James 93, 246 Cordray, Joanne 88, 182 Corkery, C. 100, 246 Cornelius, P, 184, 196, 246 Cosmopolitan Club 131 Costello, R. 105 Cotcher, G. 93 Couch, J. 198 Coughlan, 0. 100, 115, 116, 246 Coulter, 5. 246 Council, G. 94 Counts, . 84, 246 Cox, C. 141 Coxe, K. 130 Coyne, P. 246 Cozzillio, M. 246 Craft, 5. 117 Craig. M. 83 Craig, R. 150 Craven, T. 246 Crawford, J. 102, 246 Crifasi, P. 121 Crismond, T. 246 Crock, R. 165 Cross Country 197 Cross, H. 155 Crossan, D. 308 Crow, R. 116 Crowley, D. 104 Cseh, 5. 246 Cubbage, J. 90, 246 Culver, B. 155, 247 Cunane, J. 247 Cundiff, K. 155 Cunningham, A. 228 Cunningham, E. 143 Cunningham, G. 248 Cunningham, J. 93 Cupferman, R. 165 Curran, D. 225 Curran, R. 248 Currinder, J. 88, 139 Cushing, L. 228 Cutler, L. 124, 131 Cycyk, J. 93 Czerwin, J. 248 Daisey, J. 249 Dalby, D. 94, 102, 119, 249 Daley, C. 140 Dallas, N. 79 Dalrymple, D. 296 Dalton, G. 99 Daly, K. 159 Danberg, F. 249 Daney, L. 249 Daniels, J. 249 Daniels, M. 115 Danielson, W. 249 Dannenberg, B. 195 Darby, E. 204 Darienzo, M. 90 Darrah, T. 208 Dashper, J. 249 Daulos, P. 104 Daum, H. 160, 249 Davenport, R. 155 Davidson, E. 117 Davidson, L. 117, 249 Davies, G. 155 Davies, M. 112 Davis, C. 249 Davis, G. 173, 185 Davis, G. 171 Davis, K. 249 Davis, P. 249 Davis, R. 156 Davis, R. 143, 155, 157 Davis, Russ 97, 250 Davis, 5. 102 Davis, T. 195 Davitt, J. 104 Dawson, D. 250 Dawson, J. 66 Dean, K. 86 Debate Club 125 DeCarlo, M. 190 Decktoe, B. 250 DeCowsky, G. 165 DeEmedio, T. 143 Deering, D. 182 DeGarmo, D. 159, 160 DeGeorge, B. 97, 250 Deiner, J. 321 D.S.M.EA. 139 Del Campo, N. 99 Delia, J. 159, 160 Della Ferra, V. 159 Delmer, M. 214 Delta Chi 82 Delta Tau Delta B84 DeMais, J. 159, 160 DeMaria, J. 228 Demond, G. 250 Dempsey, H. 250 Dennis, L. 137 Dennis, M. 180 Dennison, A. 250 Denver, J, 213 De Paulis, A. 223 Deptula, J. 107 DeRoy, B. 168 Derrickson, R. 143 Derubeis, C. 250 DeRyder, D. 106, 219 Desai, D. 131 De Stefano, J. 251 Dattra, K. 251 Devenney, J. 120, 143, 251 Devanney, K. 143, 228 Devine, E. 251 DeYoung, R. 143, 204 Diamond, J. 79, 168 Diamond, 8. 251 Dianich, J. 251 Dieffenbach, J. 205 DiBartolomeo, M. 190 Dick, M. 252 Dickey, P. 100 Dickson, J. 112, 143 Dickson, 5. 155 Diatzal, C. B3 Digges, J. 143, 164, 165 Di Giacobbe, J. 127 Di Laura, M. 252 Di Leonardo, V. 118 Dill, B. 219 Dillon, 1. 137, 2562 Dillon, M. B8 DiMuzio, T. 97, 184 Dinicola, A. 97 Dinger, D, 139 Dingle, F. 229 Di Norscia, J. 1585 Disborw, 5. 117, 143 D.MS. 127 Divine, L. 252 Dixon, G. 143 Doble, J. 125 Dobraniecki, D. 106 Dodd, L. 143, 159, 160, 252 Dodds, B. 192 Doherty, A. 107 Daolan, C. 88 Dolby, 5. 118, 143 Dell, B. 90, 212, 215 Dall, P, 159 Dolby, S. 104, 118 Donald, M. 79, 225 Dondero, E. 139 Donnan, E. 143 Danofrio, N, 184 Donomvan, M, 228 Doordon, B. 252 D'orozio, C. 252 Dougherty, C. 130 Doughty, D. 149, 252 Dougherty, P. 83 Downes, W. 252 Downing, 5. 94, 171, 252 Downs, S. 135 Drake, M. 252 Drake, T. 139, 148 Drinks, C. 147 Drowds, 5. 166 Drozdowski, P. 228 Drulis, M. 107 Druss, G. 80, 225 Dufiy, D. 104 Dugan, J. 253 Dumas, G. 94 Duncan, C. 195 Duncan, R. 229 Dunn, 5. 143 Dunnin, D. 139 Dunning, D. 253 Dunnington, G. 159 Dustman, B, 153 Duszak, J. 253 Duitoit, O. 97 Dutton, C. 125, 159 Duval, J. 305 Dvorak, C. 80 Dyer, B. 149, 254 Dykes, J. 254 E-52 152 Earl, L. 159, 165 Eastlund, J. 155 Eastman, M. 156, 157 Eastom, G. 116, 139, 177, 179, 254 Easton, R. 254 Eaton, B. 84 Eaton, C. 143 Ebersole, B, 145 Eberts, K. 115 Eckies, J. 160 Eddy, R. 62 Edmunds, G. 254 Ednie, D. 213 Edwards, A. 150, 254 Edwards, C. 254 Edwards, R. 93, 214 Egan, J. 93 Egner, B. 114, 137, 174, 176, 178, 254 Ehert, B. 214 Ehrhardt, S. 155 Einhorn, T. 159, 160 Eisemann, P, 254 Eisenbrey, K. 102 Eklund, J. 228 Ellsworth, B, 88 Elliot, J. 117, 147 Ellis, D. 255 Ellis, E. 255 Ellisen, J. 160 Ellsworth, J. 222, 255 Elm, J. 145 Elwood, L. 255 Embras, M, 143 Emerson, D. 205 Emig, N. 151 Emons, L. 184 Emory, J. 228 Emaory, D. 115, 228 Engineering Council 132 Engle, W. 255 Englehart, M. 159, 160 Englehart, W. 93, 118, 159, 160, 255 Episcopal Students 148 Epsilon Epsilon Epsilon 174 Equestrian Club 144 Erickson, J. 195 Ernst, B. 106 Ernest, B. 213 Eta Kappa Nu 175 Eta Sigma Phi 177 Ewancho, B. 184 Eubank, Major 173 Evans, C. 155 Evans, M. 255 Ewing, B. 125 Ewing, M. B8 Ewonishon, L. 137 Executive Council 113 Fad, B. 127, 184, 219 Faist, 5. 83 Falkowski, R. 173 Falis, S, 139, 255 Fanning, B. 255 Faraone, C. 107 Farmer, B. 122, 127, 212, 214, 255 Farmer, 5. 143 Farr, 5. 255 Farra, W. 213 Fasulo, J. 255 Faupel, B. 129, 256 Favero, J. 106, 184, 256 Favreau, L. 256 Fawcett, R. B84, 256 Fay, A. 143 Fedele, C. 104, 143 Fedele, J. 124 Feeney, J. 107 Feiler, V. 153 Fels, M. 256 Feltz, L. 256 Feltzin, A. 154, 155 Fenton, L. 155 Fenwick, R. 258 Ferguson, H. 107 Ferris, 5. 173 Ferrigno, 5. 116 Ferry, M. 155, 163 Field, D. 159, 160 Field Hockey 228 Fields, J. 174, 256 Fields, P. 97, 256 Fifer, M. 159, 228 Figest, C. 256 Figun, M. 184 Finlay, E. 130 Firth, D. 228 Fisher, B. 118 Fischer, R. 97, 256 Fisher, A. 155 Fisher, B. 86, 118 Fitzgerald, B. 106 Fitzharris, W. 205 Fitzpatrick, T. 208 Fivehouse, J, 150, 266 Flaccavento, D. 155 Flaggs, D, 104 Flaherty, A. 256 Flaherty, J. 215 Flanigan, C. 256 Flanagan, M. 140 Fleagle, J. 93 Flestwood, C. 155 Fleming, D. 153 Flickinger, J. 99, 213, 219, 2566 Flint, D. 129 Flowers, R. 256 Floyd, H. 93 Fiynn Coach 184, 214, 215 Fogelgren, C. 88, 137 Foley, R. B8, 127 Fonner, F. 102, 155 Fonts, M. 102 Faraker, B. 156 Forbes, M. 100 Foresman, 5. 139, 258 Forman, B. 77,118 Forman, P. 79 Forry, M. 86 Fosbenner, D. 97, 212, 214 Fosco, J. 165, 190 Foster, D. 258 Foster, T. 99, 258 Fowler, D. 258 Fox, B, 83 Fox, C. 151, 174, 258 Fox, G. 118 Fox, K. 93, 258 Fox, T. 86, 127, 258 Frabizzio, C. 258 Frabizzio, M. 107 Fragner, F. 151 Frame, A. 137, 174, 258 France, D. 79 Francis, E. 94, 258 Francy, D. 137, 258 Franklin, G. B84 Frantz, P. 107, 184 Frazier, J. 159, 160 Freed, W. 204 Freeman, L. 131, 258 Fresconi, A. 258 Frey, E. 155 Frosberg, G. 159 Frosch, R. B4 Frost, A. 259 Fuchs, J. 118, 166 Fuhrer, L. 88 Fulgini, J. Fulop, J. 97, 259 Funk, B. 86, 212, 215 Furbish, 8, 149, 259 Furlong, C. 259 Gaer, M. C. 318 Gaines, L. 190 Galbiati, C. 112, 178, 259 Gallagher, D. 115 Galle, C. 159 Galle, L. 143 Galloway, T. 144 Galperin, R. 114, 115 Gamma Sigma Sigma 145 Gamoort, W. 259 Gandolfe, J. 123, 165 Garcia, M. 88 Garcia-Diez, V. 141 Gard, G. 214 Gardner, A. 160 Garner, J. 143 Garraway, L. 259 Garrison, B. 155, 260 Gartley, L. 159 Gaspari, D. 94,118 Gauger, J. 159 Gavron, L. B8, 127 Gealt, R. 162 Gebhart, W, 156 Geig, K. 190 Geiger, B. 159, 160, 260 Geis, F. 250 Geisler, J. 99, 184 Gell, 5. 147, 159 Genuardi, C. 99, 260 345 Geryovich, 5. 260 German Club 141 Getty, P. 84 Gibb, T. 112, 121, 147, 154 Gilliland, J. 165 Ginn, 5. 88 Giordano, $. 100, 116 Gladwin, T. 112, 143, 260 Glass, R. 260 Glaubitz, E. 156, 157, 163, 261 Gleckner, R. 159 Glenn, J. 225 Glick, A. 112, 261 Glowiak, 5. 112, 124, 261 Glynn, C. 261 Godlewski, J. 197, 261 Goff, C. 115, 172, 176, 178, 179, 261 Gold, M. 79 Goldbach, B. 261 Goldberg. D. 156 Goldberg, H. 79 Goldstein, L. 198 Golf, 229 Golsch, K. Gondek, F. 205 Good, L. 112, 113, 176, 261 Goodell, E. 261 Goodell, R. 2681 Gooden, J. 261 Goodfellow, J. 155 Gordy, F. 214 Goss, P. 261 Gotsch, K. 117, 137, 262 Gould, B. 262 Gould, E. 127 Gould, M. 155 Gradishar, F. 84, 262 Gradishar, 8. 177, 262 Grady, K. 88 Graebner, T. 262 Graham, R. 112, 113, 262 Graham, W. 93, 127 Grande, K. 159 Grandell, C. 2863 Grandell, K. 263 Graves, T. 263 Gray, J. 144 Graybeal, D. 84 Greatorex, 5. 137, 166, 263 Green, R. 196, 214, 215, 263 Green, B. 145 Green, D, 197 Green, J. BO Green, 5. 190 Greenamoyer, G. 263 Greenspon, 5. 151 Greenwell, J. 159 Greenwood, R. 93 Gregory, G. 198 Greto, J. 139 Gretz, M. 147 Griffin, M. 115, 143, 156 Griffith, B. 190 Griffith, C. 263 Griffith, D, 263 Grim, D. 77, 263 Groboski, F. 133, 264 Gropper, J. 264 Gross, C. 155 Grotzinger, 5. 172, 179, 264 Gruel, T. 146 G.5.A. 136 Guerke, B. 99, 122, 264 Gulya, T. 264 Gunsalus, 5. 143, 154 Gunther, 5. 264 Guthrie, P. 176, 177, 264 Guzzardo, T. 195 Gwiazda, M. 264 Haag, R. 153 Haar, J. V. 173 Haas, T. 99 Haas, Thomas 159, 160 Hasse, D. 203 Habich, V. 228 Hadley, D. 90, 204 Hadley, K. 150, 155 Haenlein, G. 315 Hagenbach, R. 265 Haggerty, D. 77 Hagerty, H. 265 Haggerty, P. BO Hahn, B. 225 Halcomb, R. 184 Hale, G. 77 Hale, L. 150 Hale, R. 219 Hall, C. 184 Hall, J. 125 Hall, C. 117 Hall, M. 154, 156 Hally, E. F. 147 Halstead, B. 125, 162, 265 Hamilten, P. 196 Hammerschmidt, K. B3 Hammoend, J. 99, 265 Hammond, John 90 Hammand, N. 146 Hamori, E. 258 Hance, J. 214 Hanchett, D. 265 Hanchett, Donna 174 Hand, P. 265 Handling, K. 184 Haney, D. 195 Hanley, B. 184, 225 Hanna, L. 93, 143, 265 Hannah, R. 219 Hansen, P. 265 Hanson, Peter 147 Hanson, M. 265 Hareum, W. 265 Harding, G. 79, 118 Harding, Gary 86, 192 Harman, P. 266 Harr, Ernie B6 Harr, T. 84 Harra, R. 115 Harrah, B. 137 Harrington, D. 88 Harrison, J. 266 Harrison, Janice 163 Harrison, P. 148 Harrison, 5. 214 Hart, G. 266 Hart, M. 266 Harting, D. 266 Hartman, N. 165, 266 Hartman, R. 86 Hartzel, D. 266 Harvey, G. 125 Hasenei, C. 150 Haslebeck, J. 225 Hass, T. 225 Hasseltine, B. B4 Hastings, L. 143 Hastings, M. 112 Hastings, 5. B6 Hathcock, L. 266 Hatter, W. 155 Hattman, T. 158 Haulenbeek, E. 133, 172, 175, 266 Hauser, J. 155 Hauser, P. 144 Hauser, 5. 155 Haushalter, L. 266 Hawlk, N. 196, 213 Hawtharne, N. 115, 117, 143 Hayford, R. 94, 118, 266 Hayden, B. 180 Hayek, W. 155 Hayes, K. 139 Hayford, D. 118 Hayman, R. 122, 266 Hayman, 5. 184 Hazel, C. 156 Hazel, J. 267 Hazzard, R. 267 Hech, P. 287 Heck, J. 71 Heckles, P. 90 Heckman, L. 159 Heckman, J. 159 Hedrick, T. 159 Heidelberg, E. 119, 127 Heiger, R. 178 Heinecken, M. 184, 225 Heins, D. 267 Helbing, L. 267 Helfand, K. 198 Heller, R. 106 Helm, 5. 267 Helwig, D. 195 Hendel, A. 79, 168 Henderson, B. B84 Henderson, R. 143 Hendman, G. 165 Hendricks, J. 104 Hendricks, 5. 156 Hennessey, B. B0 Henriksen, J. 122, 222 Henry, A. 267 Henry, D. 197 Heidelberg, E. 88 Hernandez-Fossi, F. 267 Hermberg, R. 155 Heins, D. 97 Herrington, C. 268 Hertz, M. 151 Hertzler, D. 155 Hessaltine, P. 268 Hessler, P. 159, 160, 163 Hester, R. 143 Hetrick, L. 139, 143, 268 Hewins, J. 104 Hickman, B. 156, 203 Higginson, L. 112, 268 Highfield, C. 80, 220 Hiles, W. 104 Hiley, B. 268 Hill, A. 177 Hill, C. 268 Hill, G. 149 Hill, L. 268 Hill, M, 268 Hillel 151 Hindman, G. 209 Hinkelman, J. 153 Hinton, G. 99, 269 Hinton, G. 219 Hintz, N. 159, 269 Hires, B. 269 Hitchens, F. 220 Hitchens, H. 204 Hitchens, J. B3 Hitchens, L. 88, 143 Hobday, G. 212 Hocutt, J. 59 Hedgson, J. 60 Hoelzer, L. 269 Hoffecker, M. 116 Hofmann, R. 145 Hogenson, E. 155 Hogenson, R. 301 Hogentogler, D. 143 Hogshead, C. 228 Hohenstein, D. 99 Hoksch, F. 115 Holcombe, R. 107, 269 Heolland, G. 127 Holland, J. 269 Hoole, E. 84 Holson, W. 213 Home Economic Senate 138 Home Economic Association 139 Honaker, C. 269 Honaker, 5. 269 Honoraries 170 Hoots, K. 159, 160 Hoots, T. 146 Hopkins, B. 212, 214 Hopkins, D. 270 Hopkins, J. 270 Hopkins, L. 97 Hopper, D. 219 Hopstock, P. 125, 270 Horgan, A, 129 Horn, H. 115 Horn, M. 270 Hosterman, R. 125 Hottenstein, D. 198 Houchen, K. 88 Houghton, K. 94 House, D. 270 Houser, M. 86, 143 Howard, R. 135, 270 Howes, K. 118 Huber, 5. 155 Hudson, B. 86 Hudson, C, 270 Hudson, Carolyn 139 Huebner, M. 228 Hughes, C. 270 Hughes, L. 134 Hughes, M. 225 Hughes, N. B8 Huhn, C. 171, 270 Huizing, M. 100, 119, 143 Hulka, D. 270 Hummell, M. 148 Hunt, D. 184 Hunter, C. 270 Hunter, L. 154 Hurd, T. 93, 270 Hurley, M. 130, 270 Hursh, D, 151 Hurst, B. 122, 137 Hutchinson, D. 99 Hutchison, Don 220 Hutchison, M. 93, 270 Hutton, C. 113, 115, 137, 270 Hutton, 8. 159 Hynson, L. 127 Ibbeken, P. 270 Ida, Carol 122 ILE.EEEE. 133 lgnatowski, J. 100 Imperiale, A. 272 Infante, C. 106, 184, 272 Ingham, A, 272 Ingham, L. 272 Inglis, G. 136 International Relations Club 137 Intervarsity Christian Fellowship 150 Issacs, G. 1509, 160 Iturbe, E. 147 Jack, L. 159, 160 Jachs. T. 272 Jackson, B. 173 Jackson, J. 173, 272 Jackson, 8. 272 Jacobi, M. 272 Jacobsen, R. 80, 113, 122, 143 Jadack, C. B3 Jagel, R. 156, 157 James, B. 97, 143, 212, 214 James, M. 119, 273 Jaquette, B. 145, 273 Jardine, K. 94 Jarrell, B. BO Jarrell, D. 130, 273 Jay, D, 135 Jednacz, 5. 146 Jedziniak, M. 157 Jefferson, R. 273 Jefferson, 5. 228 Jeglum, J. 100, 119, 273 Jelinek, V. 273 Jenkins, D. 86, 225, 274 Jenkins, J. 274 Jenson, D. 220 Jenny, R. A. B3 Jenny, 5. 515 Johnsaon, B. 116 Johnson, Bob 77, 94, 175, 214 Johnson, Bruce 229 Johnson, C. 155 Johnson, D. 190 Johnsan, G. 184 Johnson, Jeni 143 Johnson, J. 185 Johnson, P. 184 Johnson, R. 274 Johnson, 8. 153 Johnson, Susan 143, 151 Johnson Trainer 184 Johnston, G. 150, 274 Jehnston, J. 212 Johnston, K. 77, 118, 274 Jolly, D. 80, 118, 274 Jolly, R. 160 Jones, A, 160, 274 Jones, Anita 100 Jones, B. 88, 117 Jones, Bob 104 Jones, Bruce 195 Jones, C. 155 Jones, E. 144 Jones, H. 190 Jones, J. 274 Jones, Jerry 84 Jones, Joyce 130, 274 Jones, M. 88, 115 Jones, N. 93 Jones, P. 125 Jones, R. 160 Jones, Rod 77 Jones, W. 155, 274 Jordan, J. 139, 179, 274 Jordan, . 145 Josey, D, 147 Judicial Board 117 Jump, 5. 275 Junior Counselors 142 Kagel, A. 143 Kahoe, G. 184 Kallay, M, 222 Kalmer, M. 212 Kane, L. 275 Kane, K. 117 Kane, 5. 155 Kaplan, 5. 83 Kappa Alpha 87 Kappa Chi 88 Kappa Delta Pi 177 Karam, A. 179 Karraker, J. 157, 275 Karsnitz, J. 192, 212 Kase, R. 262 Kason, J. 112 Kassab, C, 83 Kassin, R. 169 Kasun, J. 121, 125 Katz, P. 130 Kauffman, C. 143 Kayunt 86 Keck, W. 275 Keesey, J. 154, 159, 160 Keg 84 Keim, K. 275 Keir, R. 139, 179, 275 Keithley, J. 275 Keller, D. 99, 184, 229 Kelley, A. L. 130 Kelly, D. 184 Kelly, 5. 86 Kelsey, B, 157 Kelsey, M. 156 Kelso, E. 275 Kelso, W. 276 Kempski Coachy 184 Kendall, R. 276 Keogh, M. 107 Keppel, B. 276 Keppel, G. 67 Ker, P. 276 Kern, F. 89 Kerr, W. D. 64 Kersteter, C. 276 Kessler, A. 79, 123 Kessler, 5. 79, 212, 214 Kiefer, P. 276 Kiger, R. 141 Kile, D. 197 Killa, M. 162, 176, 277 Kilmade, M. 203 Kimpel, P. 132, 134, 172, 277 King, D. 144 King, J. 79 Kinloch, C. 277 Kirkendall, L. 155 Kirk, D. 277 Kirk, 5. 128, 277 Kirkley, P. 97, 225 Kirkpatrick, J. 5. 143 Kirshner, H. 277 Kirshner, J. 171, 277 Kistler, N. 277 Kitson, T. 77, 143 Kittle, C. 155 Klein, K. 125 Klein, R. 106, 184, 219 Klein, T. 176, 179, 277 Kline Coach 192, 209, 220 Klinger, D. 219, 277 Knauss, K. 175, 277 Knight, R. 115, 156, 157, 277 Knight, R. 278 Knott, J. 127, 278 Knott, J. 145 Knotts, C. 129 Knowles, J. 257 Knowles, W, 107 Knox, . 278 Knox, M. 116 Koffler, 5. 79, 176, 179, 278 Kohut, D. 159, 160 Kolar, D. 102 Kopec, M. 278 Koster, M. 137, 155 Kowalchuk, T. 159, 160 Kozak, E. 159 Kraft, A. 120, 278 Krause, E. 117 Kriebel, D. 278 Kries, B. 94, 155 Krist, J. 130, 131 Kriz, J. 155 Kroll, J. 179, 278 Krussman, T. 159 Krzyzanowski, M. 279 Kucaba, J. 279 Kuell, D. 83, 119 Kuhn, C. 94, 118, 143 Kusheloff, 5. 113 Kustose, R, 279 Kuzmer, M. 137 Kwart, L. 121 Kwiatkowski, M. 184 Kyle, D. 212, 215 Lacey, J. 173 Lacey, M. 171 LaChapelle, Y. 279 Lacrossa 224 Lacsny, G. 99 Lacsny, K. 99, 184 La Costa, J. 154 Ladington, J. B4 La France, V. 165 La Fontanine, D. 279 Laggner, R. 279 Lake, D. 155, 279 Lambert, R. 159, 160 Lambda Chi Alpha 90 Lambdin, D. 163, 172, 176, 179, 279 Lamoreaux, G. 164, 165, 204 Lamoreaux, R. 279 Landau, B. 279 Landt, E. 145, 159, 163, 177, 280 Landsburg, H. 143, 164, 165 Lane, B. 198, 208 Lapenta, C. 2BO LaPolt, D. 104 347 Larkin, M. 155 Larner, L. 280 Larrieu, J. 130, 280 Lase, A, 139 Lassman, M. 151, 159, 160 Lawrance, 5. 139 Laws, T. 280 Lawton, 5. 280 Layfield, D. 86 Layton, 8. 118 Lazarski, J. 184 Lazarus, K. 125 Leach, A. 177 Leach, E. 153 Leach, G. 124 Leach, T. 184 Leahy, C. B4 Leahey, R. 107 Leasure, C. 143, 159, 160 Leasure, R, 159 Leavens, P. 276 LeCompte, C. 2B0 Lee, J. 99 Lea, J. BO, 114, 143, 171 Lee, M. 136 Lee, N. 143 Leech, Coach 120 Leadom, G. 192 Leedy, G. 115 Lagato, C. 80 Leinheiser, K. 129, 168 Leinheiser, T. 215 Leininger, D. 143 Leiter, A. 80 Lemon, 8. 102 Lenderman, B. 280 Lenderman, H. 281 Lennox, 5. 102 Leo, M. 281 Leonard, T. 184, 208 Leonardi, 5. 204 Leonarski, T. 80, 143 Lesiewicz, D. 2B1 Leskin, M. 173 Levin, B. 232 Levis, C. 148, 225 Lewis, C. 281 Lewis, J. 79, 162 Lewis, June 281 Lewis, K. 228 Lichtenwalner, J. 281 Lieb, Coachy 195 Liebarwirth, Coach 190 Lieberwirth, R. 281 Lieblein, 5. 281 Lienzenbolt, Coachy 190 Light, 5. 159 Lihn, E. 281 Linberg, 5. 213 Lindsay, D. 94, 143, 281 Lindsay, J. 282 Linton, B. 94 Linzennold, F. 184 Lio, R. 106 Lipp. D. 183 Lippert, A. 69 Lipsky, 5. 282 Lipson, M. 282 Lissak, G. 79, 123 Lister, J. 139, 169 Littlefield, V. 150 Liu, D. 130 Lioyd, 5. 107, 184 Lobermann, M. 177, 282 Lebosco, O 165 Lodice, T. 86 Loeb, C. 282 Lofland, J. 150 Loflin, A. 90, 282 Logan, N. 155 Lomax, G. 155 Long, B. 145 Long, 5. 83 Lord, W. 156 Lose, A. 116, 143 Love, K. 195 Lovett, L. 228 Lovett, N. 139, 155 Lower, J. 282 Lowery, B. 155 LSA 151 Lucas, K. 117 Lucerna, B. 97, 282 Luddy, B. 80 Luff, L. 143, 145 Luisi, P. 86, 282 Lungren, M. 2B3 Lurwick, E. 155 Lush, G. 83 Lutz, B. 148, 156, 157, 283 Lynam, G. 283 Lynch, H. 283 Lynch, J. 104 Lynch, K. 283 Lyneis, K. 83 Lynch, N. 149, 156 Lynch, P. 283 Lynch, R. 190, 283 Lynch, W. 283 Lyneis, K. 83 Lyon, M. 197 McBride, M. 155 McCabe, P, 147 McCabe, W. B6 McCaffery, L. 107 McCafferty, M. 116, 177, 285 McCambridge, J. 80 McCamy, T. B4 McCarthy, C. 209 McClafferty, M. 112, 113, 124 McCloskey, E. 93 McCloy, B. 127, 286 McConnell, K. 286 McCormack, C. 286 McCurdy, J. 143, 156 MecCurdy, W. 147 McCutchan, F. 102 McDade, L. 97 McDaniel, K. 80, 166, 286 McDaniel, W. 68, 1656 MecDermott, J. 97, 99, 204, 220 McDonald, T. 190 McDonough, J. 97 McDonough, M. 220 McDonough, T. 173 McDowell, G, 90, 148, 286 McFann, D. 159, 160, 286 McFann, J. 287 McFarland, J. 287 McFarlin, J. 139, 287 MecGea, D, 99, 184 McGes, J. 154, 156 McGee, 5. 287 McGrath, B. 83, 143 McGrath, K. 147, 159, 160 McGuire, J. 153 MceGurk, T. 129 McHale, B. 140 McHale, D. 67 Mcintosh, W. 150 Meclunkin, C. 143 Mecdunkin, R, 287 MeKeeman, D. 213 McKeever, J. 205 McKesves, W. 115 McKenney, K. 137, 140 McKinney, A. 287 McKinney, M. 196, 213 McKnelly, C. 205 McMahan, 5. 287 McMahon, M. 287 McMahon, R. 287 McMann, D. 93 McMillan, J. 99, 198 McMelis, J. 88 McNew, K. 228 MecPherrin, E. 155 MePherson, B. 196, 213 McPherson, K. 143 McReynolds, K. 287 McRight, M. 287 MeVaugh, C. 127 Mack, D. 84, 225 Maclnnis, P. 90 MacKenzie, G. 143, 155, 156, 157 MacKlem, B. 283 MacLary, E. 155 Macleod, J. 283 MacMonegle, B. 205 Macy, R. 104 Madrigal Singers 158 Maerker, F. 132, 134, 149, 283 Maguigan, D. 283 Mahanna, J. 153 Maher, E. 212 Maher, M. B6 Maher, 5. 93 Mahlman, M. 116, 143 Mahnke, A. 284 Maks, R. 284 Malarky, A. 132 Malay, M. 137, 284 Maley, Coach 184 Malks, P. 151 Malone, M. 104 Maloney, F. 190 Manchester, H. 2B4 Manchester, J. 284 Mannering, B. 104 Manns, M. 102 Maraziti, D. 190 Marching Band 159 Marcozzi, C. 127 Mardyniak, A. 2B4 Marine, G. 90 Maring, M. 115 Mariott, D. 112 Markowitz, M. 284 Marks, A. B84, 118 Markwalder, 5. B8, 119, 1B2 Marple, L. 284 Marrazzo, W. 156 Marriott, D. 192 Marsey, R. 285 Marshall, J. B3 Marshall, L. 102, 2B5 Marshall, M. 165 Marshall, T. 123, 168 Martin, B. B6, 132, 134, 203, 285 Martin, C. 86, 285 Martin, J. 156, 285 Martin, T. 146, 285 Martinez, L. 93 Martone, J. 285 Marvel, K. 159, 160 Masin, B. 184, 219 Mason, J. B0 Mason, R. 190 Masoncup, M. 198, 223 Mastoraki, 5. 285 Matlack, J. 104 Matt, P. 144 Matthews, B. 115, 143 Mattie, J. 285 Mattie, K. 127 Maurer, J. 150 Maurer, R. 159 Maw, W. 292 Maxwell, E. 173 May, J. 285 Mayer, R. 66 Maynard, C. 143, 156, 157 Mayne, A. 285 Mayol, J. 150, 155 Mazzio, R. 285 Meade, D. 88, 182 Meade, R, 59, 84 Medlin, J. 77 Meehan, T. 156, 157, 287 Meeker, R. 151, 156, 157, 288 Mees, T. 164, 165 Mehl, J. 311 Mele, K. 288 Melicharek, L. 165 Mellor, C. 209 Melson, 5. 139, 149 Melwager, B. 288 Melwager, P. 129, 288 Meney, G. 288 Merchant, D. 288 Merchant, T. 2B8 Meredith, W, 159, 160 Mergenthaler, D, 90 Merkel, 5. 184 Mersky, M. 114 Mesibov, P, 124, 151 Metz, J. 118 Meyers, H. 127, 128, 176, 288 Michalik, V. 143, 179, 288 Middleton, T. 289 Milewski, D. 88, 127, 289 Miller, A. 147 Miller, C. 159, 160, 289 Miller, G. 203, 280 Miller, M. 289 Miller, P. B3, 143 Mills, W. 160 Milmoe, J. 123, 155 Milton, 5. 289 Minshall, 8. 130, 155, 159, 160, 163 Minshall, T. 159, 160 Miranda, W. 79, 219, 289 Mitchell, P, 159, 289 Mitchell, Perry 289 Mitten, D. B0, 127, 132, 289 Mocker, T. 104 Modern Dance Club 147 Modra, A. 131 Mohan, D. 136 Mohindra, M. 131, 289 Mohmey, C. 137 Meolaisan, R. 205 Moldovan, G. 117 Molitor, 5. 83 Molitor, T. 2B9 Molloy, P. 166 Monaco, J. 290 Mongam, E. 203, 213 Montague, R. 97 Montgomerie, C. 115, 143, 160 Montgomery, B. 290 Montgomery, J. 290 Moody, C. 84 Moody, E. 290 Moody, 5. 147 Mooney, J. 104 Moore, C. 209 Moore, D. 143, 145 Moore, Dan B6 Moore, G. 599 Moore, J. 155 Moore, T. 159, 160 Maran, A, 290 Moran, J. BO Moran, K. 143 Morford, B. 190 Morgan, C. 290 Morgan, D. 190, 209 Morgan, 5. 102, 208 Morgan, T. 190 Morin, T. 107, 184 Morlay, K. 290 Morris, B. 80 Morris, D. 99 Marris, R. 155, 159, 160, 208 Marrow, J. 213 Morsch, B. 214 Maortar Board 176 Maoschini, L. 100 Moseley, M. 143, 150 Meoske, M. 115, 143 Moss, E. 290 Moulder, M. 155 Mowbray, C. 97, 280 Mower, Coach 184 Moyelski, R. 209 Moyer, J. 90 Moyle, J. 290 Mueller, B. 196 Mueller, C. 291 Mueller, H. 213 Muhlenberg, D. 115, 291 Mulcahy, J. 155 Mulderick, E. 159, 160 Mulhern, P. 190, 209 Mullen, P. 213 Muller, A. 115 Mulrooney, T. 132, 133, 175, 208, 291 Mumford, J, 291 Munson, D. 329 Munson, M. 268 Murdock, B. 117, 166 Murphy, J. 159, 160 Murphy, K. 163 Murray, D. 154 Murray, K. 145 Murray, N. 291 Murray, R. 135, 165 Mutnick, M. 204 Muto, M. 97, 291 MRHA 115 Myers, B. 173 Myers, D. 209 Myers, H. BO Myers, 1. 100 Myers, M. 116 Magle, A. 127, 132, 133, 151, 175 Magowski, B. 8B, 119, 143 Magy, K. 155 MNatyzak, L. 291 Mayman, C. 184 Mecker, D. 93 Meel, 5. 186, 291 Meff, 5. 184 Meill, K. 166 Melson, B. 155 Melsan, D. 67 Melson, Dean 104 Melson, M. 293 Melson, 5. 293 Nesbitt, C. 143 Netz. D. 94 Newcomb, J. 97, 293 Newell, R. 293 Newitt, P. 79 MNewitt, T. 79 Newnam, F, 293 MNewton, S. 143 Newton, Steve 112, 121 Michols, C. 150 Michols, R. 115, 293 Nidzgorski, B. 155 Nidzgorski, J. 156 Nielson, Dr., 112, 326 Nilon, P, 86 MNocita, G. 316 MNolan, M. 125 Noonan, T. 99 MNorman, L. 293 Marris, D, 143 Morris, M, 263 Northrop, N. 160 Norton, L. 155 Nuruddin, K. 132, 133 Oakford, C. 138, 139 Oakford, G. 138, 139 Oatley, L. 293 Obaitan, A. 131 Oberholtzer, D. 137, 148 O'Brien, J. 1920, 203 Occhl, 8. 116 Ochaita, H. 130 O'Connell, C. 127, 143 O'Connor, J. 190 O'Day, G. 143, 293 Odom, C. 159 Odom, L. 125 O'Donnell, D. 124 O'Hara, P, 102 Okonowiski, E. 160 Oldfield, C. 159 Olesky, P. 293 Oliver, J. 100, 119 Olsen, K. 102 Oman, D, 155 Omicron Delta Kappa 176 O'Neill, C. 293 O'Meill, 5. 122, 139, 293 Oram, G. 132, 134, 293 Orendorf, D. 293 Orfe, J. 143 Orr, J. 160 Orth, K. 293 Orth, P. 294 Orton, E. 166 Osborne, B. 112 Osbourn, R. 171 Osmick, M. 155, 228 Oott, W. 209 Ottenhoff, L. 294 Outing Club 146 Owver, A, 93 Oves, B. 77 Owen, C. 177, 294 Owen, D. 294 Owen, J. 160 Owens, C. 294 Owsley, J. 192 Oyer, M. 116 Pacen, M. 212 Pacinelli, J. 86, 294 Pagano, A. 141 Palardes, D. 137 Palen, M. 91 Palmer, G. 294 Palmer, L. 127, 143, 163 Palmer, R. 80, 220 Pan American Club 130 Panaro, A, 147 Pancoast, E. 143 Pancoast, Eisa 156 Pancoast, L. 83 Papen, J. 159 Papen, L. 294 Papp, R. 107 Paris, C. 143 Park, 5. 77,156 Parker, J. 141 Parker, R. 173 Parker, W. 147 Parkinson, J. 84 Parks, 5. 154 Parrott, J. 159, 160 Parsells, A, 107 Pasqua, D. 190, 213 Pasquine, L. 294 Passmore, T. 1680 Pastore, T. B6 Patchel, P, 213 Patnovic, J. 295 Patterson, L. 155 Patterson, M. 196, 213 Patton, J. 77 Paul, A. 93, 159, 160 Pawlina, M. 86, 220 Pearce, R. 107, 295 Pearl, R. 114, 176, 295 Pease, M. 236 Peebles, M. 295 Pekad 86 Pellegrini, L. 209 Pelletier, L. 159, 160 Peltz, G. 143 Peltz, J. BD Pemberton, D. 159, 295 Peoples, L. 295 Pepper, B. 116 Perkins, E. 159, 160 Perkins, P, 295 Perkins, R. 295 Perrine, B. 150 Perry, L. 159, 160 Perry, M. 156 Perry, R. 171, 295 Pershing Rifles 173 349 Pasce, E. 165 Pesce, L. 143 Peters, T. 99, 295 Peterson, D, 198 Peterson, J. 102 Petrosa, D. 106, 118, 176, 295 Petty, V. 159 Pfeifer, P. 295 Phelps, E. 155 Phi Kappa Tau 93 Phillips, K. 296 Phillips, M. 117 Phillips, M. E. 143, 296 Phillips, R. 296 Phillips, 5. 90 Phillips, Y. 184 Piejak, R. 297 Piepmeier, P. 90, 204 Pierce, C. 149, 297 Pierce, G. 297 Piersol, J. 86, 148, 297 Pietras, H. 297 Pi Kappa Alpha 94 Pinto, C. 229 Pinijchob, C. 131 Piper, M. 297 Pisapia, V. 297 Pitts, B. 171 Pivinski, M. 297 Pizzolongo, P. 77 Plaskett, R. B4 Platt, M. 123 Pechomis, C. 297 Podgorski, W. 297 Polaski, F. 192 Polderman, P. 297 Pollitt, R. 135, 164 Pollitt, 5. 165 Pomianoski, M. B6 Poole, J. 99 Popek, G. 150, 213 Popovich, D. 145 Poppiti, R. 297 Porte, B. 190 Post, R. 190 Postles, C. 143, 173 Pastles, M. 150 Powell, J. 229 Powell, R. 219 Pratt, Coach 196, 197, 198, 214, 215 Preisendanz, E. 160 Preiss, H. 163 Prestowitz, E. 149 Prestowitz, C. 156 Prettyman, J. 155 Pretzier, M. 298 Price, A. 298 Prieto, R. 130 Primus, C. 115, 145 Prior, R. 121 Prober, L. 79, 298 Prober, Lynn 151 Protas, J. 159 Protas, R. 160 Proud, C. 84 Pryor, D. 298 Psychology Club 140 Puken, A. 99, 298 Pulgini, J. 298 Purzycki, J. 106, 184 Pyle, J. 298 Pyle, M. 298 Pyle, R. 80, 132, 134, 299 Pyne, J. 88 Quade, 5. 102 Quigley, B. 159, 160 Quill, E. 102 Quinn, K. 140, 178, 299 Quinn, Karen 144 Quist, G. 93 Radebaugh, 5. 97, 118, 225 Rafal, J. 143, 164, 165, 299 Rafetto, M. 112 Raffa, K. 223 Raffensperger, 5. 145 Ramsey, M. 169 Rash, R. 299 Rash, 5. 225 Rathmell, D. 99, 299 Rathsman, C. 168 Rau, C. 160, 166 Ravella, J. 143 Rawstrom, H. 204, 207 Raymond, Coachy 184, 203 Rayne, B. 153 Read, E. 93, 159, 160 Reardon, M. 88 Reavey, L. 153 Recce, 5. 209 Redden, J. 192 Reddin, A. 104 Redgate, M. 299 Reed, 5. 155 Reese, D. 209 Regenthal, B. 90, 299 Reidy, P. 205 Reifschneider, D. 133, 175, 299 Reilly, D. 155 Reith, C. 299 Reis, B. 125 Retzlaff, H. 154, 155 Revis, 5. 127, 160 Reynolds, K. 121 Rhodes, O, 104 Rhone, W. 301 Riccio, E. 143 Richard, A. 301 Richards, F. 106 Richardson, T. 159, 160 Richert, E. 177 Richeson, R. 84, 301 Ricucci, M. 155 Rider, G. 145, 215 Ridgway, E. 137 Ridgway, M. 155 Riefsnyder, W. 173 Rigby, W. 301 Riley, B. 220 Riley, R. 97 Rinkoski, D. 86 Rittenhouse, P. 90, 118 Ritter, H. 301 Rizzo, C. 102 Roberts, B. 84, 301 Roberts, J. 141 Roberts, Julie 163, 301 Roberts, T. 301 Robertson, A. 145 Robinson, D. 77 Robinson, H. 153 Robinson, J. 209, 219, 301 Robinson, L. 143, 159, 160 Robinson, M. 143 Rochelle, R. 127 Rodekohr, M. 84, 301 Rodenhiser, E. 301 Roellke, R. 203 Roemer, C. 301 Rogers, B. B4 Rogers, C. 145 Rogers, L. 155 Rogers, J. 301 Rohrbach, B. 190 Rohrs, J. 169 Rolfe, 5. 145 Rolph, J. 153 Rose, L. 213 Rosen, R. 79 Rosenblatt, B. 301 Rosenback, 1l 163 Rosenthal, K. 129, 151 Ross, 5. 143, 204 Rossi, B. 125 Rossiter, J. 115, 301 Rossiter, 5. 102 ROTC 126 Roth, B. 225 Roth, E. 127, 176, 198, 302 Rothenmeyer, J. 302 Roy, J. 302 Roy, K. 100, 119 Ruch, J. 106, 184, 303 Ruddick, M. 303 Rudegeair, T. 174 Ruggiero, R. 303 Rupp, M. 123 Ruppert, V. 303 Russell, C. 159 Russell, D. 99 Russell, 0. 303 Russell, P. 97 Russell, R. 90, 118, 143 Russell, M. 159 Russell, 5. 173 Rusteberg, W. 147 Ruth, P. 159 Rutley, D. 303 Rutter, D. 53 Ryan, A. 303 Ryan, R. 180 Rybachak, 5. 155 Rydzewski, 5. 125 Rylander, Coach 184, 222, 223 Saadeh, R. 143 Sachs, 5. 159, 160 Sailing Club 147 Salmon, R. 88 Salvadori, L. 84 Sammelwitz, P. 323 Samonisky, M. 79, 192 Sampson, G. 116 Samuels, G. 303 Sanders, K. 120 Sandler, N. 303 Santak, 5. 129 Sargent, J. 143, 145 Sasowsky 253 Satterfield, J. 303 Sauder, A. 303 Sauer, B. 116, 159, 160 Savinski, 5. 143 Sauk, J. 190 Sawyer, L. 303 Scadden, K. 115 Scadden, K. 304 Scanlon, K. 229 Scanlon, M. 155 Scannell, L. 144 Scarborough, D. 159, 160 Scarborough, E. 290 Scarborough, L. 145 Scelba, J. 304 Scelba, Coachy 190 Secerni, A. 127, 222, 304 Sechademan, F. 184 Schaefer, A. 159, 160 Schaen, J. 304 Schambron, 5. 102, 115 Schaub, J. 77 Schealer, E. 83, 143 Scheible, L. 115, 117 Scheid, K. 94, 304 Scheirer, L. 100 Schipper, P. 159 Schlaffer, G. 304 Schlegel, B. 94, 159 Sehleuter, E. 305 Schlosbon, J. 212, 215 Schmedt, N. 305 Schmidt, P. 125 Schmdit, W. 305 Schmol, W. 155 Schoenly, P. 145, 150 Schofer, C. 154 Schrieber, D. 143 Schreiber, Diane 102, 159 Schreiber, E. 79 Schroeder, D. 305 Schroeder, R. 99, 225 Schuller, C. 143 Schultze, B. 155 Schuman, B. 97, 204 Schutzman, A. 305 Schwartz, B. 165 Schwartz, C. 305 Schwarz, W. 143 Scogna, N. 198 Scott, A. 213 Scott, B. 220 Scott, L. 305 Scrivner, C. 305 Seamen, D. 80, 305 Searle, G. 305 Sears, J. 106 Secretaries Association 129 Seeley, H. 305 Seibel, A. 102 Seibel, B, 77, 220 Seigel, T. 192 Seime, K. 153 Seitz, C. B6, 305 Seitz, J. B6, 306 Seitz, P. 86, 143 Selby, D. . 306 Selph, T. 116 Severino, A. 93 Sevetland, P. 94 Seymour, B. 138, 139, 148 SGA 112 Shackley, K. 159 Shaffer, R. 160, 205 Shaffer, T. 209 Shank, T. 220 Shapiro, A. 115 Shapiro, R. 79, 151 Sharkey, 5. 65 Sharp, J. 306 Shaub, M. B3 Shaw, E. 166 Shea, M. 102 Sheats, A. 306 Sheckman, L. 79 Sheehan, P. 306 Sheets, C. 104 Sheets, J. 97, 306 Sheiker, B. 79 Shelhamer, B. 134, 204 Shellenhamer, K. 93 Shepard, D. 156, 157, 159, 160, 163 Shepherd, B, 90, 204 Shepherd, 5. 125 Sheppard, D. 242 Sherman, B. 209 Sherman, J. 116, 144 Sherman, M. 113, 115, 306 Shetzler, J. 214 Shields, N. 306 Shields, R. 307 Shifflet, 5. 225 Shine, P. 307 Shipley, R. 155, 159 Shirley, J. 59 Shippey, R. 278 Shomo, P. 228 Short, D. 84 Shart, R. 79 Shoup, R. 145 Shrier, L. 137, 307 Shrum, B. 127 Shurtleff, B. 313 Shugart, K. 94 Shugarts, A. 307 Sibley, L. 80 Siena, M. 80 Sigma Nu 96 Sigma Phi Epsilon 99 Sigma Pi Sigma 172 Sigma Psi Sigma 100 Sigma Rho 102 Sigmund, B. 146 Silber, C. 307 Silowka, W. 307 Silver, L. 79 Simeone, T. 112 Simmons, A. 156, 176, 177, 307 Simmons, S. 156 Simon, L. 128, 307 Simons, P. 159 Simonisky, A. 195 Simpers, R. 209 Simpson, B. 104 Simpson, P. 145, 179, 307 Sinex, D. 99 Singles, F. 80 Singley, B. 99 Sitek, J. 307 Skedjielewski, D. 97 Skewis, C. 155 Skidmore, K. 155 Sklar, T. 79 Skorupa, M. 117, 143 Skrotsky, M. 309 Skrubala, T. 99 Sloan, 5. 143 Slone, A. 155 Slonsky, R. 119, 309 Smith, A. 213 Smith, B. BB, 155, 184, 309 Smith, C. 309 smith, D. 99, 184, 212 Smith, Deborah 228 Smith, Dick 184 Smith, Donald 128, 309 Smith, Frank 86 Smith, Greg B6 Smith, H. 160 Smith, Jetf 106, 184, 309 Smith, J. E. 225, 309 Smith, Jim 214 Smith, Joan 116 Smith, M. 309 Smith, R. 155, 213 Smith, Rusty 104 Smith, 5. 309 Smith, Sharon 117, 145 Smith, Susan 137, 143, 166 Smith, T. 190 Smith, W. 104, 173 Snow, W, 155 Snyder, C. 309 Snyder, J. 309 Snyder, G. 112, 223 Soccer 192 Socorso, C. 208, 309 Sohanchak, J. 106, 184 Soles, J. 273 Solowski, D. 190 Soneson, T. 112, 139, 176, 179, 309 Southham, D. 209 Sowden, B. 309 Spanish Club 141 Spare, W. 309 Specht, P. 151, 174, 309 Spack, C. 159 Speck, 5. 146 Spence, 5. 310 Spencer, J. 100 Spencer, M. 310 Spencer, 5. 228 Spengel, F. 116, 143 Spicer, C. 184, 219 Spiller, P. 79 Spilka, W. 310 Spitzer, M. 310 Spoeda, J. 104 Sponaugle, K. 144 Sprague, C. 104, 310 Spring, J. 310 Squires, J. 155 Stager, G. 165 5t. Amand, D, 130, 177, 310 Starliper, D. 310 Starr. D. 115 Starr, R. 93 Starr, 5. 83,119 Stater, G. 93 Stearns, B. 197, 215 Steale, V. 311 Stegner, A. 112, 120, 121 Stegner, K. 159 Stegner, R. 160 Steele, P. 144 Steffans, V. 143 Stein, M. 141 Steinhauer, J. 311 Steinhoff, P. 159 Steinle, A. 311 Steinle, 5. 112 Stelle, P. 139, 311 Stem, 5. 156 Stellenberg, R. 79, 132, 134, 311 Stephan, K. 115, 143 Stephen, 5. 311 Stern, A. 166, 311 Sterne, N. 240 Sterner, P. 311 Stevenson, 5. 311 Steward, J. 145, 311 Stewart, E. 80 Stia, J. B3 Stine, W. 312 Stiner, C. 312 350 Stinson, J. 99, 127, 229, 312 Stites, W. 94 Stitik, M. 312 Sterrett, 5. 160 Stockslager, D. 159, 160 Stoebe, B. 80 Stokes, 5. 143 Stoltz, M. 312 Stonsky, R. 102 Stopyra, D. 83 Stotier, M. 139, 312 Stouffer, R. 94, 172 Stowe, B. BO Strable, N. 138, 139, 143 Strange, D. 203 Strobert, J. 312 Strouth, B. 102 Strub, M. 312 Stockwell, D. 99 Stubs, P. 163 Stuchlic, C. 160 Stuckey, S. 312 Student Center Council 120 Student Chamber Orchestra 163 Student Coalition 110 Student Court 114 Student Murses 137 Sturgell, J. 65 Suchta, V. 312 Sukalo, P. 197 Sullivan, J. 313 Sullivan, K. 155 Sullivan, 5. 80, 132, 313 Sullivan, T. 144, 208 Summerville, R. 135, 164, 165 Sundet, L. 179, 313 Sundheim, P. 106, 184 Sundt, K. 147 Suplee, B. 99 Surratt, W. 143 Sutton, J. 212 Suzinski, A. 159 Swvendsen, E. 104, 146 Svenson, C. 137, 143, 155 Swain, J. 155 Swartek, E. B6 Swanson, C. 137, 313 Swanson, R. 88 Swayne, R. 156 Swayze, B. 313 Sweeney, M. 106 Swerdel, E. 313 Swetland, P. 223 Swift, 0. 313 Swift, J. 313 Swift, P. 121 Symphonic Band 159 Szabo, M. 137, 314 Tabani, Y. 80 Tacik, J. 11 Tacik, P. 314 Tallman, W. 155 Talmo, M. 80 351 Tandrisevits, 5. 100 Taplin, P. 314 Taplin, W. 124 Tate, B. 97 Tatum, G. 267 Tau Beta Pi 172 Tau Kappa Epsilon 104 Taylor, A. 314 Taylor, B. 102 Taylor, Bev 130, 155 Taylor, E. 314 Taylor, J. 100, 115, 119 Tayler, P. 314 Taylor, Peter 154, 156 Taylor, R. 99, 118 Taylor, 5. 314 Tease, B. 314 Tell, P. 155 Tennis 222 Terry, C. 171 Tettelbach, A. 139 Tew, T. 315 Theta Chi 106 Thomas, D. 86, 132, 134, 315 Thompson, C. 143, 315 Thompson, H. 155, 159, 160 Thompson, J. 124 Thompson, K. 190 Thompson, Ken 192 Thompson, T. 88 Thomson, K. 116 Thornton, B. 150 Thornton, M. 158, 315 Tidwell, L. 116 Timmoens, J. 127 Timmons, R. 315 Tindall, 8. 315 Tippett, C. 137, 315 Tissot, 5. 219 Titus, W. 160 Tober, R. 93 Tobin, P. 159, 160 Tobin, T. 315 Tonge, K. 159, 160 Tomezyk, W. 315 Toop, J. 316 Tordella, P. 205 Torelli, M. 155 Tornfelt, I. 316 Torrans, M. 316 Tortoretti, B. 107, 184 Townsend, C. 317 Townsend, E. 62 Townsend, T. 112, 143, 159, 160, 223 Townshend, N. 147 Trabant, E. A. 56 Trachten, A. 317 Track 214 Tracy, D. 192 Tracy, L. 317 Tremel, T. 155 Trasham, K. 154 Trice, R. 150, 154, 156 Trickey, K. 141, 148, 176, 317 Tripp, M. 246 Trische, K. 163 Tritsch, J. 317 Troutman, B. 192 Troutman, J. 141, 143, 155 Trucksess, D. 159, 160 Truitt, R. 106 Truitt, Roger 90 Trundt, J. 317 Tucker, D. 156 Tucker, J. 127 Tull, R. 159, 160 Tulloss, E. 146 Tur, M. 317 Turnblacer, 5. 317 Turner, B. 77 Turner, D. 159 Turner, J. 159, 160, 317 Turner, R. 145 Turner, V. 160 Tuthill, A. 317 Tuttle, D. 147 Ubinger, W. 317 Ulmer, B. 127, 317 Underwood, D. 204 Unitowski, B. B84 Upson, B. 83 Vaccarino, C. 184, 318 Valbuena, A. 141 Valencourt, L. 318 Valente, R. 94 Van Berger, C. 143 Van Dyke, B. 179, 318 Vanhorn, L. 150 VYannan, W. 318 VanOot, P. 146 Van Rensler, B. 318 Varsalona, J. 106, 113, 118, 318 Vendt, L. 150 Ventresca, D. 116, 182 Venture 162 Verble, M, 143 Verner, D. 97, 222 Vernon, 5. 318 Vessels, M. 100 Yest, J. 115, 319 Vetz, C. 112 Villabona, J. 319 Yincent, T. 190 Vinikoor, B. 97, 222 Vinson, J. 86 Vischer, D. 131, 319 Vitsorek, J, 319 Vittoria 324 Vogel, M. 155, 159, 319 Vogel, V. 319 Volk, P. 137, 319 Volkman, B, 99 Vollendorf, H. 184 Vollendorf, 5. 184, 208 Vollendorf, Coach 190 Valmi, G. 61 Yolturo, P. 319 VonStetten, J. 155, 159 Yon Stetten, W. BO, 176, 225, 320 VonVeen, P. 159 Vosburgh, B. 225, 320 Voss, J. 1585 Voss, M. 139, 179, 320 Waggaman, W. 106 Wagner, B, 99, 184 Wahl, D. 320 Waite, G. 90, 155, 159 Wakefield, 5. 150 Wakeman, E. 97, 204 Walder, A. 97 Waldin, D. 100 Waldrop, L. 155 Walker, E. 99 Walker, J. 155, 159 Walker, L. 88, 219, 320 Walker, P. 184, 214 Walker, R. 117 Walker, 5. 102 Walkowski, J. B0, 113 Wallace, J. 320 Wallace, M. 185 Wallach, 5. 83, 156 Walls, D. 155 Walls, G. B6 Walls, J. 321 Walls, M. 321 Walnock, M. 121 Walsh, J. 185 Walsh, Jate 163 Walsh, John 155, 159 . Walsh, M. 93, 127 Walter, H. 67 Walther, 1., 154, 321 Walther, W. 321 Walton, L. 159 Waltz, T. 192, 215 Wampler, T. 321 Wanamaker, M. 113, 148, 179, 321 Warach, K. 151, 169, 321 Ward, A. 165 Ward, C. 119 Ward, K. 130, 143, 203 Wark, J. 159 Warner, B. 77, 321 Warner, K. 155 Washington, G. 321 Washington, L. 190 Waterhouse, R. 155 Watson, J. 137 Waugaman, B. 190 WCSC 116 Weatherly, B. 125 Weaver, T, 282 Webb, G. 321 Weabb, R. 321 Weber, D, 129 Weber, M. 114, 143 Webers, J. 213 Webster, B. 197 Weeks, D. 155 Weidenhamer, J. 148 Weidenhamer, M. 321 Waigel, L. 322 Weikart, J. 208 Weil, J. 322 Weiland, D. 97 Weimann, 5. 143 Weimer, L. 155 Weiner, R. 79 Weiner, 5. 173 Weirick, 5. 151, 155 Weisel, P. 174, 178, 322 Weiss, B. 84 Weiss, K. 79 Weiss, M. 79 Weissman, H. 135 Weldin, J. 143, 322 Weldy, J. 154, 159 Weller, M. 322 Wells, C. 322 Wells, D. 99, 118, 143 Wells, L. 165, 322 Werner, 5. 322 Wertz, L. 322 Wesley 149 Wesley, B. 100, 145, 323 West, A. 100, 127 West, B. B6 Weast, H. 323 Wetherhold, R. 155 Wetzier, D. 115, 323 Wheatcroft, V. 100 Wheeler, F. 323 Wheeler, Mrs. 99 Whelan, 5. 121 WHEN 184 Wher, G. 192 White, C. 115 White, D. 323 White, J. 155 White, K. 159 White, T. 137 Whitesell, 5. 228 Whiteside, A, 116 Whiteside, J. 163 Whittaker, D. 155, 169 Whittington, F. 196 Whittington, R. 184 WIA 116 Wichess, 5. 159 Widdekind, 5. B3 Widdoes, 5. 86 Wiedmann, R. 323 Wightman, 5. 155 Wilcox, J. 323 Wilder, M. 159, 323 Wilderman, A. 177, 178, 323 Wildman, J. 83, 119 Wilkenson, J. 118 Wilkerson, 5. 324 Willard, D. 219 Willenborg, D. 116 Williams, B. 156, 157 Williams, C. 324 Williams, D. 77 Williams, Doris 144, 324 Williams, J. 143, 156, 157 Williams, 5. 324 Willis, D. 155 Willoughby, G. 93 Wilmann, B. 190 Wilson, D, 155 Wilson, Don 156, 157 Wilson, G. 127, 324 Wilson, J. 155, 324 Wilson, N. 79 Wilson, P. 94 Wilson, R. 325 Wilson, V. B8 Wine, C. 155, 163 Winkler, D. 124, 143, 145 Winkler, L. 155 Winnerling, 5. 155 Winogrodski, C. 159 Winter, 5. BO Wise, R. 160 Wisniewski, B. 184 Wisniewski, C. 139, 177, 178, 325 Wisniewski, Coach 184 Witham, B. 99, 127, 176, 325 Withelder, R. 184 Withelder, 5, 325 Withrow, K. 86 Witmer, F. 97, 325 Wixson, J. 155 Wohlhagen, W. 205 Wolfe, B. 325 Wolfskill, L. 160 Wolhar, R. 325 Wolstenholme, D. 141, 325 Women Engineers 132 Wood, A. 102, 119 Wood, B. 115 Wood, D. 58 Woodall, E. 112, 113, 121 Woodford, B. 112, 325 Woods, M. 144 Woods, T. 146 Woodward, W, 159, 163, 325 Workman, M. 886, 118, 325 Worner, B. 214 Worrilow, G. 58 Worthen, J. 60 Woznicki, D, 325 Wrenshall, B. 180 Wright, A. 88 Wright, B. 326 Wright, J. 326 Wright, P. 326 Wright, T. 225, 327 Wronowicz, B. 327 Wyatt, G. 64 Yaiser, J. 159, 327 Yancho, C. 112 Yasser, R. 79, 118 Yates, D. 219 Yeany, P. 112, 327 Yearing, C. 139 Yeatman, R. 144 Yenkevich, A. 155 Yentzer, 5. 104 Yerger, D. 94 Yerger, M, 150, 195 Yerkes, L. 129, 134, 160 Yocum, M. 117 Yorkston, C. 80, 112 Yorkston, J. 143, 156 Yost, R. 327 Youlden, G. 327 YAF 124 Young, B. 99 Young Democrats 124 Young, J. 190 Young, R. 204 Zaborowski, P, 156, 157 Zacharias, Z, 130 Zaetta, R. 141, 270 Zakreski, J. 108 Zambanini, 5. 140 Zannia, M, 184 Zavacky, M. 327 Zawacki, R. 106 Zeberkiewicz, T. 220 Zebley, J. 327 Zemyan, 5. 179, 327 Ziegler, E. 213 Zimmerman, L. 327 Zinck, F. 99, 208 Zinck, G. 327 Zinck, J. 99 Zink, T. 219 Zipson, M. 127 Zubrin, J. 79 Zychowski, J. 159 Zygmonski, E. 327 , .. the development of the total awareness of the individual and the critical awareness of the ground rules of society. 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