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W « y DIN . ■ ' f C- As y ] §f U£%W.ST. a m LJAsJJ + 0 9 0S v T (Oh H 1 ' I 1 • v TV 1 fry 7 f 9 1 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURG CAMPUS MU I 0 mi CAMfUll i an?. aJAjz- Zb A£f cu Kx _ cQjmATUMiXy.., X d QvWi o 4 V NOTICE This property is the private propel ' -rf The University of Pittsburgh, and all persons are warned by this printed notice from trespassing thereon, by parking vehicles at yellow lines, in restricted areas, where signs are erected, on sidewalks, on driveways, on grass, blocking traffic or otherwise, under penalties provided in Section 954 of the Act of Assembly (The Penal Code) approved June 24,1939, P.L. 872. The Un ersifty of Pittsburgh f Jj UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PERMIT PARKING 0N.LY VIOLATORS WILL BE TOWED TUE commuter ISFAceD 8y MAN1 obstacles 'on getting to pr .JiSSqioHs... LoTs l tjUAULV and METERS TAKEN-.. TUJO hour, merets ■AND fOUR HOUR jt irv, P KET, UNIV. POLICE DEPT. f eekiy tfily Parking Ou.J PEP RALLIES,,.THE DRINK MOKE TMM4 OTHERS AT games «‘THey RaRTK(PA1F rADRE THAN OTHERS SIS Boom fBAHi.tHF Ol'colleqe cry at -football Weekends Yes, Par placed at fdotball ry times in rtt .stadium. FIVE AFTERNOON OF Optimism reigned high in eor v September,. Rrf rumored as mosr iwproute! Team in £asr.«. -oss after lass brought cVeKofion %iOnl y luut ujaS Parents' Weekend a ifNsT iu liq and (V «ry«'i rvio kz losses surprised ci|( uji“Mv continued spinF... rr 'C z losses... cy oc( and bad uueqthcr hopedi for implement, t of noir cavne,... Homecoming .«SVcxcb ismn Goovtfry'’. . Dionne UMrcoicle, reallv 3°od .« H omecowing qwe,req.l Iv bock,, Defected cheer leaders ... ackinq enthusiasm ...not rex lh caring•« Disgusted alumrw remembering ujhen... William an exodus in frustration , ONETIME 0TODENT6 looked FORWARD TO THAT ------ ’EEKEND ASIC mi i960 DlFFeRENr VM Few GOOD WEC15 FN05,7U-ST CtOOO ilt avs,T SlUDFkiTC Pirvk «• I . p euc f rfr-AYW mi l Ht5 THE f ESlDEHty in NINON'S TMFONf .•• ;(? Hubert.. toMTtnjRf-loND, v(0leKe c Baby and ( hiId ((are by DR. BENJAMIN SPOCK (Ohe Parent ’ Part TRUST YOURSELF 1. You know more than you lliluk you do. So« u it going to have a baby Maybe you have lit™ ulrcody. W happy and excited, but if you haven’t had iQuifh -anierlt-you wonder whether you are going to know how to do a j job. Lately you have been Lvteiimq xtore carefully to friends and relatives when they talk ubemt bunging up a c You’ve begun to read articles i y experts iu the mag Uin f newspapers. After the baby is bom, tho dootyr ami ■ will begin to give you instructions, too. Scmetinr- it « like a very complicated business. You find out all the v t. a bn by needs and all the inoculations. One mother te,f that egg should be given early because of its iron, m ’ 2 soys that egg should be delayed to avohl oliergv. Vo that a baby is easily spoiled l y being picked up too but also that a baby must be cuddled plenty; that fui make children nervous, and that fohy tales are u wh. outlet. Don't take too seriously all that the neighbor be overawed by what the experts say. Don’t he afraid 1 your own common sense. Bringing up your child v'oj complicated job if you take it easy, trust your own and follow the directions that your doctor give you. V for a fnct that the natural loving care that kindly part their children is u hundred times more vahj blc tU knowing how to pin a diaper on Just right in bow, a loimulu expertly. Every time you pick jaxrr bab , ----- it n little awkwardly at first, every trr,f miU xt him. b Vjo$t bought popularity; that kind wnt Lv ; anyway. lav what you arc utcr is lo prime the purep, to him .. v) r v ic break into’tt'gybup that may be shutting hijn out •. the natural clannishness of tills ugr -Then, if he has £ p-.«allng qualities, he can tike over from Shit, start :-nd build t wl friendships of his own. SELF-CONTROL SS2. He become© strict aboutrome thing w games a child enjoys at this age. Hcs rio.kx. .r 0 .. j, -c d in make-believe without any plan, Jfe vani . ums d, - iuve rules and require skill, in hopscotch, jackv ar. ( niumhicty- fcarder as you progress. If you miss, you fiutst.pc.ha;lzu y ur-self, go back to the beginning nnd start over ugafcr. it the tions; whether it's sfanipS or cards or sttnifn. $ij pjkaM F of At this ago the child lias the desire at time tb put hts belongings in order Suddenly he neateus hi «J sk puts labels on tlie drawers, or arranges his piles .-jf ramie books He doesn't keep his things neat for long. Hut you can se that' the urge must be strong just to get him started 553. Compulsion©. The tendency tov..ird .strict 'e becomes so strong in many children arcuu d B £ noti ■ 0; 1 ? ■■■'-they develop nervous habit:. Yot probah'v lanienib'-- -hvn from your own childhood. The ccir.r.ioae v. step '1 k-cracks in the sidewalk. There s no sense uwEbiy a superstitious fooling that you edght to. II calls a compulsion. Other - ‘ 1 I, fjfriffi npic; V uu 10 t r parents’ ilre s« -c fr 'h,?drW fiwj Moderate ' orderhnw—Is no? harmful to children sol - ' fee frr b..sj«)Jly kind and hi long rs the cJiiW n oin h ippy and friendly. But sftrfen i,ham!Td wh are overbearing harsh, chronically dis-.pmwir. ■ , of severity produces children who arc e d -i occ-v ji less or mean to vihors Parents v he Incline to an tensygoin •; ;£.%d F , who no satisfied wjtf, t.-osuid nann - •. v { .•-. .strict—fdr fnst.iDce, about promptness r r noab :' —«. - 0 ruise children who arc co '?:derat«. j?LT coup-rn .v 1 : S fhe parents are not afraid ti be f?rrr- nthnj? ilyrv v that Jo srem np« rfcin! thrmi. t 'hi n ;p. rr mt-. yet unhappy', rosojtv from too njivh ; m ssivfne 5 it f? n« Lso rnnch brcuusc they do.und tot ‘ f though tins is patt of J. Tt is m; jr- jjociiw® fh - ?r‘-« r guilty about what they r . Ikv.'. s h y :i 0 ujv n. scioudy CSKouraging the child forelr Ihr roiitt what ARE IOLK ADf.S f.N BAISfJVC A The rearing of children .is roon? «mf rao.-r .ntxyi n' r parents in the twentieth century becui se weV- 3oj( • our old‘fus)tSonc(i 0On ambitions nnd character we want t ) lost our cvjnvictinns 3l otn thr piirposr of human U but the ' are of lUtJe use in onsweriuii tha mxfqr You m;.v not be conscious of the. '- ehangre- -h-.-au A7 so irjurli a pa t pi these Kmcs Or be u-c you . 10. Other riontrlw a il surned m mam tyi.o 1 world—x«vrr «ud al o% by c.ltrA'Iug OU( h.f crack '.mixed up hood diat -«job was Tlie bub; Rertii . .vork jearning j ihr useful wovk i Studying geem easy, but btfcoi What Utc okjcr ‘ The mothef aid' boltejS • COMFORTERS ANnN£, 'ccond teeth appear. It dod ■ reuses rapidly for a wh Ij luring an illness or when I to make. Eventually it a 3 years. It usually peter 't of the babies who re 1 or more years old h rime. One rubs or plucks moTii' M , -m 1j females. Little girls, belw an instinctive seduetivent If an adolescent boy girls) who enjoy exciting play can easily 1. body planning it tliat if there ate children in usually have strong const: THE FATl MAKES HIM TICK oat%. 0:u ' '.'car an e®in« fige: ‘V. « ir lots of way;—in his eating, in how at hh wants I unapd in how:lie feels ■: p. rp-.e '-Vhei he was littl and fu lp-whevc you wmiwd h-'m. ime him the ■ ble. feed. i'dKic ' Igypn i.riew wits v. ilunc'to let tit; It’s nidre :o:n )] )u bt too Red now- 779. When the falhr when his baby is born can’t have a fcclir ft 11 Cl Ct w!ii Or •' 1. . i l ■ft himself. lb's ; vr actions, eve; srei.ohigist.s c.rir it-: ce.'.’ButsK, nes'er f-U Jiffe y. ci'ci. Yon W'i-iit! ilKthc lime, i .c t :w to realizethat he's of his life, th-it he's a is town loefen't appeal to lino, ature tells lain: to. He wont tilings tliat he tivKmFtlinotheis and;;t'ii-;:k what won® ng No. He'd become aide cd.fresist the j i:'d stop learning; iui into tlu. would take tlic child will needs lots of she’s apt tt baby is h two teeth, vanced. more for grantc dignifiedj thin} zint face gaze rubs the stops at the much there is he pictures it. of a small „chi chance to write ----u -in.a chill) V $iLaj,’A-cd or a woolly toy. Another k of hair. Still another.4 : r 1 cp close to his face a. a free finger. Th r baby used to . when he wrj ■ nz; .0 ot'TGDISfiSNESS . v;:. i we ee unp-amslfei-v. our mjxed-up,jjad-.. ■:.i i s.-tpuP? different iron y-sc.'as -.u;l holding a ;ob. . v.'.-rc faugbf. iftfylij sc] UK one hmd to '• ‘v1 • rid I hoy raut ■th fctVes hi3 p'. ;d He is. striving e difficult achieve? M id. las () since nichael invi cc by BILL ROSEN Staff News Writer Nat Hentoff. author. and white liberal from Ne and James Farmer, politic er and past national direl CORE, presented their i “Community Control ' and Rower” Thursday evening CF auditorium to an auditI over 300. The program was sch from 7 to 9 p.m. but due td difficulties. Farmer did n 'fil 7:45 p.m. As a r —aking on I One of Newspapers UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Monday, February ner, Hentoff Talk iEN •iter r. lecturer, Ne v York, litical lead-director of r id?as on ind Black ing in the idicice of .cheduled td'plane net ar-a result, on :um- 966. invent condi •he nr from all parts of the country. Blacks realized that they must respond to white institutional racism. One response has been a thrust for community control over schools, health centers, and police. Hentoff emphasized. A slow killing takes place in ghetto schools. Of the 30.000 New York City high school diplomas given out in 1966. only 700 went to black students. Furthermore. 60 per cent of these white students went on to college whereas less than five per cent of the blacks continued their education4m Becuase of these statistics, concept of a arisen — that ulty and admi n fac st be ihr NAT HENTOFF and James Farmer discuss 9 Bertolt Brecht’s CAUCASIAN CHALK CIRCLE , humorous. Rabelaisian, and socially conscious, this is one of the world’s greatest works theatre. ’ T -land Srarnt BWSSLhw vfeRY ACTIVE «i . PORt . WINTER AND ENGINEERS' '•jLlTtU KNOWN fS®®fMENr COPl(T?lTr£6Sin LiTTLE fmJDEHT e OppORT,.. TH£T MAGNIFICENT WHONl.nTHE , WHAT BROTHERS, NO ONfKHOWs. — z o 0 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH I —•— Thursday, October 17, noon Pitt Union Ballroom The Demise of Sexual Differences?” Friday, October 18 j 11-3 pm Ballroom Films on contraception and pre-marital sex relations 8 pm Common Facilities Auditorium. Panel on Interpersonal Relationships Saturday, October 19 10 am C.F. Auditorium Panel on Pre-marital Sex 2 pm C.F. Auditorium. Panel on The Human Sexual Response - The Forum is free and open to all - I Sadie Mawkins - Valentine HER-WEEKEND Special Role Reversal Rules: 1. Girls will carry books for guys. 2. Girls will open doors for guys. 3. Girls will pick up their dates. 4. Girls will let boys leave classes first. j 5. Girls will assist boys with their coats. | 6. Girls will help boys be seated at meals. Penalty For Rule Violation - One Kiss February 14 - 15 Sponsored by AWS, Pan-Hel, MDC UfcTTtRMEU student fag sSP,fe . r22u,SoMe NEI7H6R „, me 'fabulous LETrefetMeN „ ,THE MAGVELOUS DION MB WARWICK. M STevs R ,FINP CHAMBERS Baron, tXOWNE U. JflP K K 1 A FOOTBALL.NQ,,. WRE n O1 NOm LL NOti| WtNMeKS.uWMve is ttkecomics TFjEltAVnS.OR ' sps fpA $mpml Wgm U Pa£ 3US PITT? PlTT ENERGETIC NEW FOOTBALL COACM.. . IS A YOUNQ MAN WITH A IGOAL ...PUT I THE PANTHERS I BACK ON THE r WINNING A TRAIU V A GOTTA HAVE, ' hart! 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Cqbma ,'ftni l -ifaj)rr.r LaimeA nA •+- c.tosu :'( that cr d'T ' STUDENTS ‘dondi DeBtb meUNmfrful ifnci relevant: They a Iso umed dhat dhe oo STudents enrolled m ROT C Shouldn't receiue rredV 1 r r« Ci -f for m i iT H'4 scienc e „ S' lOfolC uxxS . t qfd To follow). OiLTHoo h Thes IrKver attended bft eo.TC course, liYv? f Ccxd P l(_ ■ Cabin I ncwbers I fi)o flamed | fhql Thfs£ fc Jattfa uu(.r c front Fascist w j-.er-e 3 tbwl 4ST£ Of T f- FTh KOTC, , _r sTudenTS yriltd Thai itiew -fco m hT£d ACBbemic. ( rK.PEDOfn .bu r nobody ‘The One of America1 Student Newspapers « A Vol. 63. No. 39 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH ‘Pressured Chancellor Ccj ‘Positively’ With Black De . ... ai ill I n IIIiiiW —i i i Mi ■I I 11 by GEORGE LIES Associate Editor Pressured by a seven hour lock-in by about 25 to 30 black students at the University’s computer center. Chancellor esley Posvar complied “positively” early Thursday morning the “better action for blacks” demands of the group The students, many of them members of the Black Action iety (BAS), began their lock-in at the eighth floor center Wednesday between 8 and 9 p.m. They left Thursday at 3 a.m.. when Dr. Posvar signed an agreement which in effect said that: — There would be no punitive measures taken against any of the demonstrating members, provided the computer equipment was in good shape. — The University would provide better action on the demands of black students. — An institution for black students would be established, which would provide scholarships and financial aid to blacks — A special recruiter and a recruiting team, to be screened by the BAS, be established to recruit more black students to the school. — A special section in the Hillman Library be setup for black students. — Two black holidays be recognized during the school year. The two dates, which must be approved by the Faculty Senate, were Jan. 15, birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, and Feb. 21. annoversary of the death of Malcolm X. ------------------------------ The Chancellor signed the statement, ending five hours of negotiations with administrators and university security forces. the day. a series of up to the Chancel nt. dents, in groups of 10 regular campus during the day and read . nt saying, “The Black Society requests that be cancelled quested that classes be cancelled for the dav. Three small fires struck the Cathedral of Learning: the first was started when a cigarette was thrown in a waste paper basket on the 17th floor Smoke streamed to the 22nd floor. The second and third fires hit the basement of the Cathedral, about 9 p.m. Fires had broken out in the carpentry and paint shops. City fire departments brought the incidents under control. Police the major portion of the base-s covered by about inimal. con-. rools stor- Police bar black student from entrance into the Cat dr At about 10 pm the normal closing time of all entrances to the Cathedral blacks with blankets and provisions attempted to enter the main entrances. Apparently. there were headed to the eighth floor to provide for their comrades University police barred their entrance. Fifteen minutes later, about 20 city officers were dispatched to the scene after a phone call by an administrator. Shortly thereafter, everyone including press media, curious onlookers. and the blacks with provisions were ordered to evacuate the premises. Most of the night classes were cancelled after smoke filled the towering rooms of the Commons Room, and many of the evacuated studentsapparently surprised, questioned what was going on as they left the building. This reporter who made it to the eighth floor, despite reports that police barred the staircases, saw the scene: sod in a leather jacket and a I beret, stood guard in Iront u.?° glass doors of the compute: glass doors ol the computer ter. The doors were fastened chair from within Joe McCormick, a tnembe I ■ II the doonvav opening. Me 12 “We ll issue a •statement lat a ‘ I tr.' Subsequent telephone to the compute- center bro3V ° gh Tf BB The Pitt News: (11:4S Wednesday How long will o -n: main iu there” McCormick ft's our polic; statement within -18 hours. i The Pitt News: (about a.m.. Thursday) Wc want to: out how long you will re: there. What do you want !rocia Chancellor? th A gills voice- I’m sorr I H I talk «ith o u i in diator Ji 1 ■minute. Porter Blm- M or photos by Mike Dobson Blacks Cool It At Office ‘BargeJn’ By BRUCELEVENSON Staff News Editor At about 12:50 a m. Wednesday approximately 70 blacks entered the Chancellor's office demanding to meet with Dr. Wesley Posvar The Chancellor was not in. so they decided to wail Guards were placed at the door as the other blacks sat around the outer office. They played bongo drums and conversed. The guards allowed people to enter and leave at the request of the secretary. ‘There was no destruction and no trouble.'' the office secretary aid ‘‘They just played the bon-ki' ' ’s and talked quietly. Some of w nwnutterin son f Deans had numbers o ' urunu' Ted guesTs,,, ft ax s at a ral |y in the Comrnons Koor tv off the TodenTs tdrst confronted-the Ansajers, pter -VK-c ■PoOB ciemoiA tR Kon s Uueren'T Too olecir... O v rs T -fdolc°vZrfftf (onimon 'fecilitifs vlLcltn IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, CIVIL DIVISION UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH - Of ) THE COMMONWEALTH SYSTEM OF ) HIGHER EDUCATION, a non-profit) corporation, •-■•LC'J : UvJ.; ) ) ) APPEARANCE DOCKET Plaintiff, ) No. vs. ) IN EQUITY ) GEOFFREY BAUMAN, JOSHUA CHASAN) ALAN DISLER, DAVID HOUSTON, ) DAVID ROSENBLUM, JOHN DOE and ) RICHARD ROE and any araL members of a group kpffin as the Committee of Concerned ) Students and Faculty and all ) other persons acting cert with them orlon behalf, Ci Term, 1969 ing normal Un' i with the frei Llities Huiidi awful activity ’ficers and er.) sary to the pr y and such cor those service :t of the educ arm and detri lumber of stuaeli ;ies of the UnJ e University, may later issu , 1969, .t is hereby OR I (f) such other relief as your Honorable Court may diversity business, _ , (d; loitering or being unnecessarily without lawful 2 b ingress egress business in the vicinity of the points and places of Ingress ilhg by their unlaw and egress to such property and areas of the plaintiff. of the defendan' )loyees from perf remaining or being in the Common Facilities l V U .v2Wv y OlYltioAl; CifcA 'C jbper conduct and Building or any portion thereof until further order of this Court duct will impede and functions v tior.al response jemo of the U“1VC mentality of the Commonwealth no bond is or will be required, nts who avail tY versity; that 1 Thls Junction shall continue until hearing in this Court (Lts students anc of the Motlon f°r Continuance which shall be heard on the '7 jninence of such Qay °f 1969; '•■?' X vO e will be inef J f ■ , r cc r zc A)S J. i Ar A'. ? A' f 7v • - 'A1' grant. io appearing uo toe court cnac tne plaintiff is an instru- s A s } Auo Pilrtr? • Kfo •nn ip ■ n Od. March 12 10532 .:i 2 969. TJS RFCORDi I concert pRoi-hoIvo —------------------ the f wanted io hqve q meaninqfuj d| |oque- but +hey -sfen1- -ft,,? tohqT -to do u_ihen ji p police Came ... FVen traditional honorary societies came under -fire... dis WcriT cawpus leaders ar‘t'e Y Thdt these oiaaoi qTif' i (jo e jost mechamsnjs -for perpetuqTdoG t ’ STATUS Q'JO . ’ A tT cw claimed ty qr these shly TSTAblisli MENT MAN' consewenir ‘ the Turne down offppS To Join T ’ qc3q,n, The lc yc used was fYhysTenoo: ..•our tefTis' leaders refused to ynn because, leftisi leaders ujeren'. qsPedl To OM r „ Black Action News VOLUME No. 1. ISSUE 15 Published by The Black Students at Pitt' FEBRUARY 21, 1969 THE MALCOLM MEMO c o 'O 0 n 6 n i W iTh Tod enfe 3 rc o i na AYv ona TV n el ies fc olh TctcTTcs qn oAls R3|ARIZ£D Pjk 'm« + The Traditional ‘STudenT Government loUE E STUPENT5 ACTuAU-T HAD a say _ N THEIR. CAMPUS AFFAIRS tuA NoU; A thirv Of pqst. Schyf eRl5 fini| Road government pushed t 'll af ter t ill ttirouqh his bicKerinn senate iu«TK a hand-full erf Assoantes - He ?ol ea ar oRi mallY conservative group -po rhe LefT. U3nh Vi t rumors of an elccTion Postponement m -the air, a ain the Pouuer poll Ties and manipulaTions of Ihe STudenT Government elections occurred HINKING TU DEN TSAI agains Vote For 1 Th-ert no lonqer u -feuJ moderaTes ana a •semi - h ber rc s foefore « t uT nouj it tocts SDS uut Tft c candidal opposing an arch - libera and am ullr conservcyt[ )?,|( Noou.ich-en sTuclent needed a. woderaT?. none cooold rs n . •T ooas The liberal, K AUhr ouho uoon Iea4 mq 5.6. further trt)h +he qdnunislr Ticn Than even before , wawnicD OJMOTIPJ 3fl siqj_ rata 6mp | f KPMp Vj Ne t V6AR LET HIM NOT rStow.. BUT LEAD) Black A etion News VOLUME NO. 1 ISSUE 14 Published by The Black Students at Pitt” JANUARY 14. 1969 THE NEW BLACK HOLIDAYS Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Harambee by JOYCE FORD For years. Black people have been exploited. We were told that we were n good We were told Bookstore pride in the Black community. The Harambee Bookstore is a non-profit business operated by the brothers and sisters of Together. Haratnbec contains books. ho in thmr vnriPTV are nil Malcolm X More On Slavery It is widely known that the master in our earlier period of sla- by A BROTHER In a move to further reform our Black communal society to a state of awareness concerned. Black people across the nation have announced that a commemoration of two of our greatest Black leaders will take place. In the month of January on the 15th the birth of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. will be commemorated. The following month on the 21st of February, the death of Brother Malcolm X will also be commemorated. This move to honor our Black heroes is a single act with a double meaning. The first is that Black people are defining themselves and their champions and not letting mr. Charlie do it. The second is to unite Black people across the nation to act in the direction of a common goal. As we all know self-determination is one of the greatest psychological tools that can be used to establish a society's basic trend of thinking. Another point that I think we all can come together on is that we've been worshipping George Washington. Abe Lincoln, and the fourth of July for too long. It's time for Black people to get together and honor something of value to Black people. And the first step in this direction is to establish January 15th and February 21st as national Black holidays that should have value to all of us. All Black students are urged not to attend classes on these two dates. In fact all Black people are asked to observe these honorable Black days by digging the real acts of these beautiful Black brothers. For students and anyone else interested. Freedom schools will be running hopefully in churches near most of the public schools in Pittsburgh. Ministers are being asked for the use of their churches. This will effectiv-ly show the community that our churches are genuinely interested in Black people. Also these two days will expose those of us who are not really sincere in our dedication to the development and realization of a true Black heritage. These two days will give militants, moderates, conservatives. and those who are Black when it's convenient a chance to all come together in one accord to honor these great Black men. It is my greatest hope that these two commemoration dates continue always in ‘.he minds and hearts of all Black people. Whase Law And cning to these lies. We are shaking off the shackles placed upon us by Whites. We see now that we have culture. We see now that we are great and beautiful people. We are regaining our lost pride. It is time for us now to educate ourselves in Blackness. Somehow Black history and culture previously were slyly slipped over or eliminated in educational • institutions. However, now Black history courses are being incorporated into school cirricula. Yet. this is not enough. It is best we learn as much as possible. One source of Black knowledge is TOGETHER’S new Harambee Bookstore. Together. Inc. is an organization of young Black men and women promoting tie books, in their Variety, are all relevant to Blackness. Together, through Harambee. aspires to bridge the wide chasm between knowledgeable resources about Blacks and the thirst for that knowledge. With the money made through the bookstore. Together will provide other community services, including an educational institution. a cultural center, and other community needs. Brothers and sisters, don’t you want to eradicate the myths you’ve learned about yourselves? Don’t you hunger for Black truth ? Then visit the Harambee Bookstore. 610 Home wood Avenue, in Homewood-Brushton. or call 242-6292. Remember. truth can free and strengthen your mind! King Fellowships by LAWRENCE E. DAVIS This year ther are 50 new Martin Luther King. Jr. Fellowships available for Black veterans of military service. These fellowships are to be utilized for continuing graduate and professional school study. Recently there was announced a new grant of $350,-000 from the Rockefeller Foundation to support the fellowships. These new grants are viewed as only a beginning of a new drive to make the King program a mainr source of fellow®': Martin Luther King. Jr. Fellowships will be given to servicemen who already hold a bachelors degree and plan a career of service in such fields as law, medicine. education, journalism, social work, library science, the ministry. business or political organization. These fellowships can be held for two years. It is assumed that by offering a candidate $270 a month in addition to G.I. benefit hie alter- v?A8JK8f eSltfnViJ pff£pt iXftJKtaL create an ignorant breed, eventually to maximize his profits. When he did this he would have maximum control over the offspring. He would endoctrinate the children into believing that they were less than human, thereby propelling his system. It is now becoming apparent that massa is still fond of his old concepts on how a Black family should be handled. This is evident because of the attempts being made under the guise of welfare laws and court rulings to divide and conquer Black families. One case of such an event is the Prince George’s Circuit Court decision of September 1967. Under this decision, any Black wo-an of America having more than one child out-of-wedlock, would be susceptible to being stamped negligent.’’ This would mean that her children would be taken away from her. The reason and logic behind these drastic steps toward white control of Blacks is that it is in the best interest of the child. On this point the case was overturned by a decision of 6-1. It was found to be a loosely constructed argument. No one could prove that the children could be better off in white camps rather than with their legitimate mothers. In fact, it was found that this new form of law was only to be used as a means of con-Uing the Black women’s oro- .. vv nose. L,ayy And W h tics for the past thirty years, has exposed the blatant hypocrisy of the kill Black law and order ' markers, screams that carried the Presidential candidates through the campaign and one into the white house.” mes. Most non-........ place in department stores and super- Dr. Menninger has stated that violent erime in America is in reality, decreasing, and has been for a long period of time. ’’More murders have taken place by far in the past than today.” The 75-year old psychiatrist said, Violent crime has been diminishing all the time.’’ Continuing. Dr. Menninger Speaking directly to the law and order cry. Dr. Menninger said. If you are feeding the people’s fears, you will always attract attention. Apparently, there are many ways to revitalize and maintain ail of the energy in the American Slave System, one of which is to feed white america's racist desires and needs with the blood of Blacks, symbolizing it with the code slogan, law and order. Black Action Society Offers Scholarships The Black Action Society nas developed two new scholarships for Black Students who wish to attend the University of Pittsburgh. The scholarships will cover full tuition and fees. The Malcolm X scholarship will be given to a male exemplifying the qualities of Malcolm X. The Harriet Tub-man scholarship will be given to a young woman with outstanding qualities. These scholarships can only be used at the University of Pittsburgh. In conjunction with this there are several other qualifications. 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Jui , CAVoi t uru c i xy jci t (jJL ilLMkjLXct) xc £ (XXzJLljlJvO } CXa A. Y U CL4 ? u2a-A j t aW -efent. 0 USlXJ 6 . US JW Q.Jy AS WE SAW IT,,. i8 . IS YEAR OFOy tier mir?® WOUID E DEPTH OF THE PAST 5CHOOL “WAS ONE ton ., m OF IT, OEXPR PRETATlON Editor-in-Chief Bruce Barr Associate Editors Carole Barr Literary Editor Nancy Sundheimer Rebecca Clokey Executive Assistants Mona Gittleman Layout Assistant Carol Levy Jim Hauger Organization Staff Barbara Sundheimer Sports Editor Ann Goldman Roy Jacobs Contributors David Ehrenwerlh Photo Editor James Ranii Susan Bloom Ross Johnston Assistant Photo Editor Robert Donaldson Photography Staff Moss Aubrey, Jesse Cohen, Robert Dobson, Harry Ednie. David Greso, Robert Koenig, Thomas Lee. Ronald Radwin. Barry Schlacter, Martin Sibanda, Kirby Steining, David Walsh. David White. Thomas Streever Business Manager Jane Deutscher Comptroller Michael Zagorc Circulation Manager Joseph Kohonoski Organization Manager Elizabeth Zausmer Advertising Manager Harry Taub Asst. Advertising Mgr. Ira Udell VVW'HUh,,, rsgojJPS •'FVRuc«TION5 I n FRATERNITIES lw vt2R?R,T’p2 - ALL VY”E FOU£iUJ£P5,Bor kEACH MEMBER l£ Mj JNDWIJDUAL fl£J£ You stE -TtLEse groups, ampthese INDW DUftLS,,, This i WOWL. TFW IS oooKTWo. The Pictured; Above: Bruce Barr. Editor. Opposite: Page; Ross Johnston (Photo Editor). Harry Taub. Joe Kohonoski, Bob Tronzo, Becky Clokcy (Literary Editor). Bob Donaldson. Jim Hauger. Bob Koenig. Sealed on Floor: Carole Barr (Assoc. Editor). Mona Gittlcman, Nancy Sundheimer (Assoc. Editor) 150 What is a yearbook and who is it for? Many will insist that the book is only for Seniors; but this is not true. Many will claim that a glorified picture of the school year must be painted for the alumni; but neither does this fit our definition of a yearbook. This book is for no one group or one person. It is for the campus: for the John Does and Richard Roes, for the Presidents of groups, for the hippie, for the senior, for the quietest introvert. All associated with the University lived 1969: thus The 1969 OWL is for everyone here. This is what this yearbook is and this was the philosophy of the Editor and Staff that produced it. 151 Pictured, Lower Right: Roy Jacobs (Sports Editor). Martha Hartle. Bill Naab. Bob Koenig. Jerry Gruebcl. Upper Right: Laura Ayres. Steve Rozensky. Ann Shirey (Bus. Mgr.). Burton Hirsh. Susan Ayres. Mike Neft. Bruce Lcibowitz. Upper Left: Paul Stollar (Editor). 152 Pictured, L-cfl: J. Baker, P. Borkowski. S. Zippay. B. Markowitz. K. Bajorck. Lower Left: D. Kuhns. M. Waldholz, B. Levenson, H. Miller. J. Margitin. D. Tiennan. Below: George Lies (Assoc. Editor). During the past year our campus saw the Pitt News assume a new position. Although the paper was constantly criticized for voicing the cry of a minority of students, many instrumental changes for all students were publicized, begged for. and once in a while, achieved. The Pitt News stafi' has received, in the past year, several awards and honors which showed the high calibre of this publication. More important than the honors received, was the fact that The Pitt Ne)vs broke all bonds with the University administration and tried to champion the cry of student radicalism. 153 Ideas And Figures Pictured. From: R. Alpert. H. Silver. D. Fcldstein. V. Gamso. T. Rear: Suki. R. Oerrman. S. Filmus. D. White. G. Hormtcin. D. Huber. S. Smales. Ideas and Figures is one of the only student operated and student controlled publications at Pitt. The publication provides an outlet for poetry, prose, artwork and photography created by the students. Since its founding in 1958. Ideas and Figures has offered the local artist and poet a chance to find an audience as well as a sounding board for their endeavors. The magazine is published on the average of twice a year in one form or another. This past year the first issue consisted solely of an arrangement of photographs without prose or any other written work. Throughout the years Ideas and Figures has been plagued by financial and organizational problems, but now the magazine is under a more stable leadership and is anticipating a totally successful year in 1969-70. 154 Polaris Pictured. Left: Dan Arnheim and Bob Tronzo. Above: D. Darling. A. Baker. P. Jozefezyk. L. ( iavarra. C. Gresko. R. Tronzo In an attempt to present the incoming freshman with an accurate picture of Pitt, the 1969 Polaris is revamping its style. Rather than an emphasis on the ‘what of Pitt, the new Polaris is channeling its thought to the ‘why of Pitt. The staff has delved deeply into the new awareness at Pitt, resulting in coverage of the liberal aspects of the students and the university. A comprehensive awareness handbook for the freshman is this year's Polaris. 155 Skyscraper Engineer Pictured. Top: R. Sicgal. D. Bihary. Second Row: S. Lynch. R. Koenig. Third Row: R. Donaldson. R. Hirshkowitz. The Skyscraper Engineer is the official magazine published by the undergraduates in the School of Engineering. The magazine appears on campus four times yearly and reaches the undergraduates, the graduate students, faculty and alumni. Basically, the Skyscraper Engineer contains material written by students and it is usually of a technical nature. However, the magazine may also contain interesting articles written by faculty, business men or alumni. Besides the technical articles, every issue contains a page of mathematical puzzles called ‘Skycapers’ and a reward is offered for the correct solutions. Each issue also features a Pitt girl in a photographic article known as ‘Technicutie . And. of course, there are always two pages of jokes and cartoons known as ‘Slips of the Stick.’ The final issue of the year, the April issue, is a somewhat special issue in which the events of Engineer's Week are pictured. 156 WPGH Radio WPGH. the student operated radio station, kept the Pitt student aware of and up to date on all national, regional, and campus issues. News specials ranged from riots to election returns. On the air 24 hours a day, seven days a week. WPGH played what the students wanted to hear. Requests, oldies, and dedications, along with the top sounds were heard daily on this radio station. Specials, such as the Saturday afternoon folk festivals attract every taste in music. UPI wire service keeps the student aware of international news. 157 Office Of Student Publications The fourth floor of Schenley Hall is the focal point of student publications at the University of Pittsburgh. It houses publications of all types from the yearbook to newspaper to literary journal. The atmosphere is alive with discussions ranging from politics to the latest Techni-cutie. Late at night, between classes, or late into the weekend, staffs are found typing-copy, doing layouts, or checking proofs. The Director of Student Publications, Mrs. Esther Kitzcs, is responsible for guiding these publications toward honest and responsible journalism. 158 Thomas Vrana Photo Award By Robert Donaldson 159 AF ROTC The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps trains cadets in air navigation, air base functions, global functions, global geography and military aviation for Air Force service on land or in the air. Seniors may receive flight training while other cadets visit operational Air Force bases. The women’s affiliate of the AFROTC honor society, Arnold Air Society, is Angel Flight. The girls assist cadets at the Parent’s Night functions and at the Military Ball. 162 Army ROTC Pictured, the Brigade Staff: Front: R. Rudolph. R. Ccfola, Rear: R. Burkey, J. Dic-dcrich. H. Hig-ginbottom. The Basic Program of the Army Reserve Officers Training Course is designed to give men a good foundation in military science as well as an understanding of the role of the military in national and world affairs. After his second year, a cadet may elect to continue in the advanced ROTC program for his remaining years in college. Admission is highly competitive and is based on his scholastic standing both academically and military, his estimated potential for leadership and a physical examination. Upon completion of his four year course, a cadet is commissioned as a second lieutenant in a branch of the Army of his choice. While attending the advanced course, a cadet learns to apply the basic principles of military leadership that he learned in the basic course and he learns the organization and operation of the modern Army. The military year is climaxed by the annual awards ceremony recognizing the outstanding cadets and the Military Ball, the only university-wide formal event. 163 Associated Women Students Pictured. Above: M. Gottlieb. S. Zevin, S. Ross. B. Singer. A. Finger. B. Katella. M. Zovko, M. Hartlc. J. Amdur. M. Blat-nik. T. Grossi. Right: J. Admur, Miss G. Paulie, B. Singer, M. Blatnik, T. Grossi. S. Ross. (Exec. Comm.). Below; kneeling: D. McGraw. H. Volin. S. Chccci. K. Lee, C. Masetro. sealed: K. Burns. M. Hahn. L. Dunn. C. Lip-kin. K. Woodell. R. Rcidy, B. Flam. M. Rose, D. Dudcnas, M. Cavalier, standing: J. Ripp. J. Mandcl. F. Ivasic. (Freshmen Council) Pictured Above: J. Preiss, E. Edber. L. Roc. P. Roberts. G. Lansky. J. Rexrode, T. Gordon. Mrs. Bowser. Mrs. Capella. Mrs. Pete, Mrs. Terrence. B. Doherty. S. Berman. A. Gray. S. Balter. K. Bricck. S. Slyman, Mrs. Moss. J. Rutman. H. Eisenberg. J. Amdur. Miss Sibbet. J. Lewandowski, J. McCreary (Housing Board) Left: M. Blatnik. T. Gordon. K. Gardner. S. Ross. C. Barr (Judicial Board) “Involvement was a key word for AWS ’68-69 as the Associated Women Students focused attention upon a broad spectrum of both campus and community activities. Highlighting the year was co-sponsorship of the Symposium on Sex and Sexuality in October. Nationally heralded speakers from as far west as California, films and open discussions provided the campus with an unprecedented forum on sex and sexuality. For the Housing Board, progress became the key as the Board worked for the abolishment of the curfew system, and the initiation of self regulatory curfews for all but freshmen women. Legalized drinking became a dorm reality for those over 21. In addition, AWS continued its role in freshmen orientation with the traditional Lantern Night, mentor program, freshman council, and the activities fair being at least partially sponsored by the group. Socially, the council co-sponsored with Mens’ Council a Sadie Hawkins weekend in February. Alpha Phi Omega Pictured at right: The Alpha Phi Omega Executive Board. Kneeling: M. Klamut. R. TyganofT. T. Lew. Standing: F. Segal. J. DufTy. B. Debeer, P. Asnes. Above, seated: T. Boyle. E. Fuchs. W. Hein. J. Allen, P. Gasowski. J. Duffy, T. Phillips. H. Marks. R. TyganofT. R Kohl. R. Beran. P. Asnes. M. Klamut. Standing: D. Bihary. T. Webster, R. Legg. F. Segal, N. Demos, B. DcBccr, T. Lew. D. Scandrol. M. Star. Beta Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a national service fraternity, sponsors projects to benefit both the Pitt student and the surrounding community. The annual Ungly Man on Campus contest provides funds for several worthwhile charities. The book exchange affords the student an opportunity to buy used books at a reduced rate and also allows him to sell old ones. A bulletin board and cards for advertisements is another APO service. The brothers of Alpha Phi Omega, in all their activities, adhere to the high principles of friendship, leadership and service. 166 Cheerleaders Whether it be in front of a crowd at a football game or a pep rally, the cheerleaders are the source of enthusiasm and spirit for the Pitt athletic teams. In blue and gold, these spunky individuals start the occasional cheers at the football and basketball games. With the help of the costumed Panther and Baghera. the live baby panther mascot, the cheerleaders attempt to provide the impetus that the Pitt students need to support their team. The squad is chosen on the basis of ability, appearance, and poise. Pictured. Top; Front: L. Farrah. C. Marti nek. B. Del Rosso. Behind: J. Dzan, J. Hcinowitz, L. Rogers. A. Swartz, J. Vaught. I. Klimchak. J. Carnahan. F. Villani. Above (Seniors) Front: J. Heinowitz. C. Martinek. J. Carnahan. Rear: L. Platt. L. Rogers. 167 Wm. Pitt Debate Union Pictured, Kneeling: J. Saciofano. Second Row: P. Brysch. P. Burns, R. Serbin. M. McDonald. M. Huber. Third Row: J. D ura. M. Drcsdner. V. Papalc, S. Cundra. D. Andrews. R. OToolc. Fourth Row: J. Kane. N. Stark. S. Sohinki. V. Willem. B. Palmer, J. Leech. The William Pitt Debate Union, under the direction of Dr. Thomas Kane, participates in traditional, parliamentary, and public series debate tournaments as well as individual forensic programs. WPDU operates an outstanding public debating program in its high school assembly scries. Opponents for this series are selected from most of the leading universities, including the Ivy League and Big Ten. A typical debate year includes 45-50 trips throughout the United States. Canada, and Jamaica. As well as enjoying other schools’ hospitality. WPDU annually hosts the Collegiate Cross-Examination Tournament and the Invitational High School Tournament as well as guests from the United States. Canada. Jamaica, and Japan. WPDU members have won honors as state debate champions, and in recent years have won national recognition in individual oratory. 168 The Collegiate Council on the United Nations endeavors to solve the conflicts of international crisis as well as to develop an understanding of foreign peoples, their interests, and their culture. The Council holds a mock General Assembly in which students take upon the role of representing a nation as its Head Delegate or Ambassador. The Council also meets with United Nation groups from Duquesne. Mt. Mercy, and other city colleges. Collegiate Council On The United Nations 169 Engineering Cabinet The Engineering Cabinet is the governing body of all undergraduate engineering students at Pitt. Members are elected from each class of eight engineering departments. The Cabinet studies the academic procedures for the engineering curriculum, making recommendations when necessary, and sponsors the Escitt Award for the outstanding senior in each department. It also sponsors a bi-monthly publication the Skyscraper Engineer, and an intramural athletic league. Holding weekly open meetings, the Dean of the School of Engineering meets regularly with cabinet members. The highlight of the year is Engineer’s Week, consisting of a dinner and a dance, with this year’s queen, Jeannie Langsdale. 170 The Academic Cabinet is comprised of students who are concerned about the overall standards of the academic program offered by the college of Arts and Sciences. To this end, the Cabinet has re-evaluated distribution requirements, the foreign language policy, and the Pass-Fail grading system. In addition to this, the Cabinet has helped to increase courses in several areas of study, thus increasing the range of possible major areas as well as strengthening the present ones. The students work with the faculty and administration and are the mediators between campus demands and administrative red tape. The organization is proving to be one of the most effective means for the improvement of academic standards in the University Community. Academic Cabinet Of The Arts And Sciences Pictured. Front Ron: K. Collins. J. Kochuhis. P. Gerber. P. Nolan. Second Row: C. Bruckner. C. Hart , E. Rosenberg. E. Wortcll. Back Row: G. Mallingcr. K. Holccko. I. Scldin. S. Hocchstctter. J. Gamso. 171 Mem’s Dorm Council A representative group of men elected from those living in the dormitory. Men’s Dorm Council is the legislative body of the Towers. MDC serves both cultural and conforming purposes, sponsoring such a range of activities as speakers, TGIFs. and intramural sports competition between houses. Among its big weekends were Sadie Hawkins Day, co-sponsored with Women’s Housing Board, and Dorm Weekend, featuring the Magnificent Men. This year’s big accomplishment was the institution of new social rules for the dorms. Men are now permitted to have unchaperoncd open houses, keep their doors closed during open houses, and men over 21 are permitted to have liquor in their rooms. 172 Pictured; MDC Executive Board, stated: J. Novak. N. Gervase, P. Chcrrclia. standing: W. Bieleski. J. Cavaluchy, G. Shaffer. T. O'Rourke. 173 Men’s Council Pictured Above: J. Jester. M. Spimak. V. Bilcsl, P. Cherrelia, B. Barr. E. Gill. J. Ranii, L. Grafman. The governing body for all male Pitt undergrads. Men’s Council, is composed of five delegates from Interfraternity Council, Men's Dorm Council, and the Commuter Association. Representing the three main groups on campus, MC advises and regulates the Pitt man. It sponsors a judicial board that recommends action on misconduct cases. In an advising capacity Men’s Council sponsors the Activities Fair with AWS, the Career Symposium with Mortar Board, a transfer day program. For freshmen, MC has Freshman Camp, an opportunity for men to get acquainted with the faculty and the university. There is also an advisor system for freshman males. 174 V i V V Do You Know • | Where You ’re Going? 111 175 Men’s Glee Club Pictured above: B. Baxter. G. Beccari, R. Bower, P. Cavanaugh. G. Cummins. D. Day, F. Donatelli. C. Eastley, S. Fisher. E. Fuchs. M. Friedelson, M. Gcneralovich, B. Gormley. H. Green, J. Hcnnon. D. Howe, D. Kolokoski. B. Lealhcn, J. Lewis. H. Oung. G. Schorin. B. Shear, J. Shear. J. Siebert. G. Swanson. The Men’s Glee Club, the oldest extracurricular organization on campus, founded in 1890, is devoted to the cause of presenting male choral music of the highest calibre to the Pitt community. The Glee Club presents two major home concerts a year, plus numerous concerts for special University events, alumni groups, and Pittsburgh organizations. In addition, the Club takes two weekend tours and a six-nine day spring tour at the end of the winter term. 176 Orchesis is the modern dance club at the University. This club combines ballet, modern dance, and exercise movements into something musically and visually beautiful. This past year the society participated with the Pennsylvania Dance Society in a combined presentation for the enjoyment of all. Orchesis 177 Quo Vadis The members of Quo Vadis serve as hostesses for the eighteen nationality rooms and Heinz Chapel. Tours are given throughout the year which center around historical and cultural facts concerning the room and its country. During the year the hostesses meet with representatives of each room to help decorate it in its ethnic colors for the Christmas holidays. To help promote interest in internal affairs, the organization offers scholarships for outstanding members to study abroad. 178 What is life like at Pitt?” That and hundreds of questions like it are answered by the Pitt Hosts and Hostesses. The members have the job of taking prospective students on tours of the campus. Their role is a demanding one. for the words and actions of the Campus Guide are the first and probably the most lasting impression prospective students receive of the university. Pitt Hosts And Hostesses 179 Pictured, this page. Above: Vice Pres. I utino and V. Willem. Above Right: President Ken Schueler. Right: Jim Ross. Pres. - pro-temp. Opposite page, top left: Pal Gerber and See. Cindy Nicholas, bottom left: Ken Holccko. bottom right: Bill Chrisner. 180 Student Government Student Government at Pitt came alive this year. On all fronts S.G. pressured for meaningful and significant reform. After returning from the NSA convention. S.G. president Ken Schueler asked for and received a student power sanction from his Senate. Flowing from this newly established commitment, many happenings began to occur. Social rules were revolutionized, with the responsibility for dorm rules left to the discretion of the governing group concerned. Also students were first permitted to sit and vote on Faculty Senate Committees this year. Ranking in importance, was the establishment of the Legal Awareness Committee, an organization created to protect the rights of the student. The Academic Cabinet of the College of the Arts and Sciences, served as a prime mover in the educational field. Cabinet Chairman Kochubes, pushed for reconsideration of many aspects of the University curriculum. 181 Student Union Board The Student Union Board is a student organization which works closely with the staff of the Student Union. The student members of the Board assume the major role in planning and executing all of the Student Union’s programs. The Board is thus a programming organization relying on the creativity, imagination and effort of its student and staff members. To program successfully for the entire University community, much work must be done long before each program. Students are needed as committee members to investigate, order, plan, and hire. The work of the committee is basic to the success of each program. There are four committees making up the SUB — Public relations. Mike Graft', chairman; Committee on the Arts. Mike Fabricant. chairman; Social Committee, Pat Wehrheim, Chairman; and Public Affairs. Lynn Bullions, Chairman. The primary function of the Public Affairs Committee is to present distinguished speakers in fields of interest. The Committee on the Arts presents evening programs of the performing arts as well as lectures, films, and exhibits. The Social Committee offers students on opportunity to expand their social lives by sponsoring dances, games, social hours, talent show's, various tournaments, trips, a European tour, and a SU sponsored concert held each trimester. The Public Relations Committee is a focal point of coordination in the Union programming structure. 182 Pictured on opposite page, the Student Union Executive Board: Pat Wchrhrim. Mike Graff. Mike Fabricant. Lynn Bullions. Its functions are to provide publicity for the programming committees; to establish working relations with other programming groups on campus, to help co-ordinate Union programming with these groups; to maintain contact with the general student opinions, and to promote measures for improving the Union to benefit more people. 183 University Oratory The University Oratory, formerly called the Catholic Orator)', is a group very different from most c her campus organizations. It is not a club, a publication, an honorary, or a fraternity. There are no membership requirements and no real rules or officers. This group is whatever a student wishes it to be. It is a place for discussions; a place for friendship; a place for worship. Led by Father Christopher Kennedy, the University Oratory attempts to bring forth brotherhood on campus. 184 I 185 Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national pre-med honorary at the University. It works to encourage excellence in the pre-medical subjects and advances the interests of students in their field. lours of medical schools and symposiums on medical education are also part of the AED program. This past year the honorary sponsored a series of medical films open to the entire campus concerning both modern medical technology and primitive practices in remote portions of the world. 188 The purpose of Cwens is to foster at the University leadership, scholarship, and the spirit of service: to promote friendship among the women of the sophomore class; to encourage leadership among freshmen women by helping them in their freshmen activities; and to serve and promote the interests of the University in every way. Cwens have served this past year as ushers for Chancellors Receptions; by working with Mortar Board to distribute “Care packages to dorm residents at finals time; by Christmas carolling at the School for the Blind Children; and by hosting a tutoring program. Alpha Cwens seek “activity of thought, receptivity to beauty and humane feeling.” Cwens 189 Druids Pictured: Right. Duid Executive Board: B. Barr. M. Flaunt. G. Cummings. Above: From: S. Dragon. R. Edgecomb. M. Cohen. M. Belsky. Second Row: K. Cavaluchy. N. Gcrvasc. J. Mikula. B. Komiskc. R. Boroski. M. Zagorc. Rear: B. Levenson. D. Casagrandc. F.. Earlbaum. D. Ehrenwerth. M. DeMarco. W. Chrisner. M. Vormhagen. R. Jacobs. Established at the university in 1916, Druids recognizes and encourages leadership, scholarship, character, and service. Membership is open to men with a minimum 2.5 QPA who hold sophomore or junior status and who have had a major leadership role on campus. Also tapped to Druids are faculty who have shown a great interest in the students and university. Every year. Druids taps a Sophomore and Junior Man of the Year. This year, they sponsored a Speak Your Peace Conference, where every student was given a chance to interact with other students and faculty, voicing their opinions about world and campus issues. 190 The Electrical Engineering honorary. Eta Kappa Nu, taps members twice a year. To be eligible, students must rank in the top third of the senior class or the top quarter of the junior class, and are chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship and class standing. Beta Delta chapter sponsors a faculty evaluation and a tutorial program. Their national publication. The Bridge, keeps members informed about current trends in the profession. Eta Kappa Nu also honors the most outstanding new professor in the electrical engineering department. Eta Kappa Nu 191 Kappa Kappa Psi Tau Beta Sigma Kappa Kappa Psi, national honorary fraternity of college bandsmen, instills and keeps the spirit and enthusiasm in the members of the University Bands. Membership is chosen on the basis of outstanding musicianship and leadership as shown by performance on and off the field. Tau Beta Sigma is the national honorary for women members of the bands. The girls seek further enjoyment in music and a better appreciation of its applications. Pictured, Top; From Row: L. Nottingham. D. Blinky. R. Wasosky. T. Long. J. Mikulla. C. Schloltcr, J. Anderson, F. Bondarcnka. Second Row: J. Bleil. E. Fischer, R. Veligdan. J. Stiger. F. Lipchick, J. Ewing, L. Bickcl. A. Saltzman. Above: From: C. Watson. J. Roland. P. Walder. Behind: S. Kotovsky. A. Kanto. A. Barron. J. Baker. 192 Mortar Board Pictured Left. Mortar Board Executive Comm.: E. Pollack. A. Finger. M. Blatnik. S. Gerding. B. Singer. Mortar Board is the only national Senior Honorary for women. One likes to think about Mortar Board, however, more as an honor society because it is a very active organization on campus; accepting membership means more than accepting honor. The organization has been active on Pitt’s campus since the I920’s. Mortar Board attempts to exemplify the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service, and the members work to display these ideals throughout their one-year collegiate membership. This year Mortar Board fulfilled these ideals by sponsoring a “Speak Your Peace” Conference to bridge the communication gap on campus, a finals Care Package Project for the girls in the dorms, and a Career Seminar to aid in vocational plans of all students. 193 Omicron Delta Kappa Pictured; Above: The Student. Alumni, and Honorary Members of Omicron Delta Kappa. Opposite Page: Mr. Kobosky. Mr. Vrana. Mr. Robie. D. Knopf. C. Greene. R. Ombres. K. Weitzel (The Executive Board) Omicron Delta Kappa, national honorary society seeks to reward outstanding leadership within the university at both student and faculty administrative levels. The society has brought recognition to both junior and senior men who have made substantial contributions to the university. ODK selects annually the outstanding senior “Man of the Year” award, which this year went to David Ehrenwerth. The Gamma Circle holds luncheons with university officials and city leaders, including Peter Flaherty. Along with other honoraries, they sponsored the Speak Your Peace Conference. 194 J95 Phi Eta Sigma Phi Eta Sigma is the National Freshman Honor Society which taps those full-time male students who attain a QPA of 3.5 or above during their first term at the University. An additional phase of Phi Eta Sigma honor society is a tutoring program sponsored by the members. Services of this nature arc purely voluntary, designed to aid fellow students. Phi Eta Sigma has been led this past year by its president Daniel Casagrande. 196 Pi Delta Epsilon Pictured Below; seated: A. Dorn. C. Barr. R. Jacobs. M. Hartlc. J. Telcrico. E. Midas. Second row: D. Tieman. A. Shirey. J. Johnson. M. Zagorc. Left: R. Seigal. T. Conway. L. Zausmcr. B. Barr. D. Taylor. J. Deutscher. N. Sundhcimcr. In Ihe past, the role of Pi Della Epsilon, a national journalism honorary, has been limited chiefly to recognition of outstanding student journalists on the Pitt campus. As has been the custom. Pi Delt and the Student Union Board co-sponsored a speaker and luncheon program featuring Harrison Salsbury. columnist for the New York Times. This year, the members of the Pitt Chapter took a step to insure that there would be a greater representation of students from the journalistic community at Pitt. The chapter has also challenged future members to become more involved in the mainstream of campus life. Through research gathered by study groups and committees it is hoped that members will be able to make decisions and take stands both as individuals and as a group on issues vital to journalism at Pitt. 197 Sigma Tau Sigma Tau is the national engineering honorary for men and women in all engineering fields. Only juniors or seniors with at least a 3.00 QPA are eligible for membership in this honorary. The highlight of the fall term is the initiation banquet, where the sophomore who achieved the highest QPA as a Freshman is announced. The Members of Sigma Tau: R. Bcran. D. Bihary. D. Casagrande. G. Fair. P. Fazio. J. Haas, G. Hopkins, W. Kcksz, N. Kravitch. J. McHugh, M. Mcleshenko, J. Stabley. J. Stuart. R. Ycskcy. Dr. McCormick (advisor). 198 Sigma Theta Tau Sigma Theta Tau is the national Nursing honorary now represented at the University of Pittsburgh. This group works to instill the high levels of responsibility that all nurses throughout the country must have. Through discussion groups and speakers, the girls learn not only what is new in their field, nursing, but also in the medical field in general. 199 The Interfraternity Couneil is the governing body of Pitt's fraternities. Its function is regulating and supervising all activities that involve the entire fraternity system, such as rush. IFC sponsors intrafraternity sports, which is directed by Pitt’s physical education department. A service to both its members and the community, IFC sponsors the Chancellor’s dinner, the IFC Ball in October, and Greek Week, co-sponsored with Pan Hellenic council. The Greek Week charity project, along with philanthropy projects by individual fraternities provide aid for the needy groups of the area. 202 Interfraternity Council Pictured. Top Left: Phi Gamma Delta Homecoming Float. Top Right: Charles Greene. Past-1 FC Pres, at Chancellor's Dinner. Lower Left: Phi Kappa Theta Car Smash. Lower Rielu. Sigma Chi Derby Day. 203 204 mm v.J ter ACD Delta Phi, the newest national fraternity on campus, celebrated its first year with the same spirit and brotherhood that the older houses have shown for years. Faced with the crisis of the loss of their house in mid-winter, the fraternity stayed close and brotherhood reigned where a lesser group might have fallen. The Delta Phis are proud of their IFC championship in Bowling. The fraternity had its brothers represented in all areas of campus, from the Vice-president of IFC to members in Druids, ODK. and Mens Council. The brothers are looking forward to a very successful year in their new house. 205 T. Baker. K. Cscnsich. R. Curtiss. D. Deist. E. Feigel. J. Mccht. T. Huminski. K. Kaloz. J. Mika. f;. Mols. K. Nonemakcr, G. Orcnyak. R. Shields. R. Snoby. R. Tidwell. R. Ventura. R. Yeskcy. AZCD Delta Sigma Phi had a year of growth and development which saw the initiation of two good pledge classes. This year the Delta Sigs rediscovered that working together provides the basis for the brotherhood upon which the fraternity was built. Well-rounded gentlemen of high moral character capable of scholastic excellence and social success, participation in University and community affairs, and leadership on campus are traditional aims of the Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. In accordance with these aims, the Delta Sigs won the overall Greek Week Trophy and made fine showings in Homecoming, as well as other University events. E. Brown. S. Daly. T. Dolan. D. Fratangclo. T. Gcrhardt. C. Hutchko. C. lacovangclo. G. Kcdzicrski, F. Martin, J. Miller. F. Mincarclli. M. Odorisio. K. Phillips. B. Popp. R. Radick. G. Richards. R. Seltzer. W. Thibault. F. Wolfe. 206 207 ATA Delta Tau Delta has once again experienced a year of progress on our campus. Ranking as one of the largest fraternities on campus, the Delts participated in various University activities and organizations. This past year brothers were active in the planning of Greek Week and Homecoming. Many members were active in intramurals. Socially, the Delts had functions ranging from parties to an ofl-campus Winter Weekend. The Brothers of Delta Tau Delta are now looking forward to another highly successful year. 208 209 S. Baldwin. R. Bickel. T. Cahalan. P. Carey. C. Critchlow. G. Daquila. G. Dickson. R. Dozzi. J. Drake. J. Frachella. J. Frisina. P. Harkins. F. Hauler. F. Henick. P. Hilko. J. Jeffrey, D. Johnston. D. Kennedy, T. Lammert. S. Linebaugh, T. Maricr, M. Marshall. D. McGlonc. R. Morgan. J. Nauman. R. Page. D. Patterson. D. Phcil. M. Pometto. A. Sccthalcr. D. Smith. D. Young. KI The main purpose of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity is to provide a good social and recreational life for its members. This is provided in a number of ways, including weekend parties. intramural sports, congregating in the Tuck Shop, or just a Wednesday night bull-session at the fraternity house. The fraternity enables each brother to have a select and close group of friends which helps him to find his identity on the rather large campus at Pitt. Kappa Sigma stands for friendship and a release from the everday toils of studying. 210 J. Burby. C. Cook. D. Devorski, J. Dicdrich. J. Hartley. D. Holtz. R. Johnston, D. Jones, K. Kemp, J. Kerr. D. Kozicll. T. Long. 1). Majewski. G. Rcinsel. W. Vulkinanic. C. Wise. R. Yanal. G. Zctolla. 211 a En Phi Epsilon Pi, in 1969. has tried to bring achievement” and merriment to its brotherhood. Starting with fall rush and terminating with Greek Week, the past school year brought many memories upon which the brothers can look back. Once again the Phi Eps participated in IFC intramural sports and gained recognition through the spirit they possessed. The brothers participated in various campus activities individually, just as the brotherhood was represented in the many University festivities. The Brothers of Phi Epsilon Pi feel that next year the fraternity will continue to maintain the renown that it now possesses. 212 A. Berman, M. Brown, J. Dcbruchin, T. Duke. M. Golnick. R. Holbcr. S. Lederman. A. Levin. D. Lincoff. R. Madison, M. Menzer. P. Meyerson, A. Newman, T. Punim, T. Sachs. R. Scolnick. S. Soodik. C. Torus, S. Walter. D. Weinberger. 213 J. Ayers. B. Barr. J. Bedzyk. P. Carlin. R. Cotter. D. Davis. C. DeCarlo. S. D'Orsie. J. Dougherty. H. Doughty. D. Dowhan. S. Dragon. R. Drawbaugh. D. Emery. D. Fatzingcr, A. Freedman. J. Guehl. R. Gratson. T. Hi tile. H. Ingram. P. Karki. S. Klein. K. Klucsor. B. Komiske. L. Kristan. G. l.eloup. C. Lull. B. Mac Dowel I. J. McKown. J. Mocdingcr. A. Neidhardt. J. Novak. R. Ober. R. Palin. G. Poutous. E. Rebieh. W. Rodies. R Rvba. P. Shcrbuck. B. Sicard. J. Stcnz. J. Valcho. G. Vcrmicre. G. Wenick. K. Wise. M. Wi$niew$ki. D, Yahrling, 214 Rush . . . Poutous’ roommate . . . indecision . . . she loves you all . . . Hummm . . . worm . . . role . . . 08 Volkswagon . . . IM Force . . . boy wonder . . . ‘•Aquarius” . . . Old Emo . . . easy on my date . . . sludge . . . Carl Sandbang . . . Betsy Ross . . . the foxes will be there . . . Wilkinsburg boys . . . it’s not all right, but it's alright . . . pizza crust sponge . . . aw geez . . . hearts and bridge . . . beer run . . . blow lunch . . . Hello, my boy . . . beach party . . . field trips . . . It's not in the budget . . . LafFs duck . . . dormies . . . Hoagins . . . picky, picky, picky . . . Talk to me chicken wire ... old glue . . . Benhorst . . . orang bush . . . rose . . . Mt. Mercy darlings . . . ruffles . . . “The Sound of Music” . . . Hips . . . real nice talk . . . poor toilet training ... Is nothing sacred? . . . the bricks . . . Christmas Party . . . Stu Getz . . . one stenz. two stenz . . . Cousin Brucie . . . dark stei.n . . . Daisy . . . Bwappo . . . Neither for. nor against, but ... go squirrel . . . L9 . . . Bob’s rat. George’s crab . . . let me check that label . . . pressed rat . . . Mike Duncan . . . rehabilitation center . . . Tighten up . . . room party . . . yenta . . . bounce yours, Rusty . . . Kent State . . . Gamma Phi . . . Lenny the Jock . . . Thompson and Snee take wrestling . . . Cotter here . . . beer throwing . . . Guehl’s right jab . . . V8 . . . Jennifer . . . Where’s Heidekat’s car? . . . stump the stud . . . under the big top . . . Snav’s tasty break . . . Pittsburgh Medley . . . Cabaret . . . below the Timberline . . . duke her . . . wrot wroh . . . calliope . . . good stuff . . . Hummer's gutter ball . . . She’s not hard to look at . . . all the girls like her . . . the house . . . The Snake and I . . . training table . . . Fiji Rally . . . white sewer . . . Quinques . . . Cuna . . . Piggy . . . hickey . . . polish prince . . . bananas ... Up jumped a monkey . . . Hey Pile . . . Roach . . . get yours up and rally . . . Catool ... IT ... PHI GAMMA DELTA.' 215 216 DKO Phi Kappa Theta participated in a great number of campus activities this year. For recognition of this fact, the fraternity received the Chancellor’s Cup. denoting a committees selection of the campus' best fraternity. The Brothers participated in the IFC intramural sports program. The Phi Kaps are proud of their showings in Homecoming, Winter Weekend, and the Greek Week festivities. As a brotherhood, the fraternity is looking forward to another year of success in 1969-70. F. Bianconi. F. Bilolti. G. Brown, K. Burke. S. Conte. G. Fair. M. Fitch. J. George, G. Gordon. W. Hcislcr. W. Hoag. R. Jablonowski, R. Janoski. R. Keim, J. Lcdnak. G. Marchesi, G. Moses, J. Reed. J. Tamburino, R. Trestle. F. Tutino, P. Viccaro. J. Young. 217 n acd Pi Lambda Phi had another outstanding year during 1968-69. The brothers were represented in almost every phase of University activities including Student Government, Druids. Omicron Delta Kappa, The Pitt News and The William Pitt Debate Union. This year the Pi Lams continued to rank high scholastically and socially. The brothers were active in the festivities of Homecoming, Greek Week, and Winter Weekend. As this year ends, the brothers of Pi Lambda Phi are looking forward to even more successful achievements next year. M. Baker. Baroque, S. Burger. M Carona. G. Cummins, M. Cunningham. E. Grecnbaum, C. Hodge. A. Lipman. C. Papa. I. Parker. B. Rclis. S. Rosenbaum. P. Shapiro, N. Stark. Whaler, W. Williams. 218 219 Since its founding in 1856, Sigma Alpha Epsilon has initialed over 128.000 college men, making it the largest fraternity in the world. From its national headquarters at Northwestern University in Evanston. Illinois, the bonds of Sigma Alpha Epsilon rates high among all national fraternities. On the campus of the University of Pittsburgh three distinct qualities identify the brothers of Chi-Omicron Chapter. These are participation in student affairs, fraternity spirit, and academic awareness. From the gridiron to student government meetings, the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon actively identify themselves with student life. Fraternity spirit is also an integral part of ever)' brother of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, not only in theory but in practice as well. Chi-Omicron chapter won the 1969 Winter Weekend and placed third in overall Greek Week. Though participation in university life and promotion of brotherhood and friendship are frequently emphasized by the brothers of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, we have learned that it is necessary to cultivate a scholastic environment for the achievement of these other goals. The fraternity strives to encourage academic excellence. We subscribe to the theory that a man can improve neither himself nor his fraternity if he cannot maintain a respectable average in his studies. At Sigma Alpha Epsilon scholarship is the key to respect. Evidence of this can be found by the names of brothers enrolled in Druids, ODK, Beta Beta Beta, Delta Sigma Rho, and Phi Beta Kappa. Chi-Omicron Chapter cannot rest on the reputation of its national body. For this reason, we offer diversity in student affairs, fraternity spirit, and scholarship - an opportunity equal to the ambitions of those undergraduates willing to accept its challenge. 220 = ir’VV i ' - l.4 A vS y • 5 5 yi1 ■V, D. A bail. S. Alderfer. G. Baker. D. Bonacuro. A Doc. F. Duffy. R. Dunshcath. D. Guydan. J HdL D. Hitchcock. T. Hudock. T. Lyons. V Maust. J. Mornn. B. Morris. J. Praise. L. Reinhartsen. B. Sell. D. Sokol. K. Wenzel. 221 IAM As has come to be expected, the Sammies again had one of the best years ever. It was highlighted by being named best chapter in the Ohio Valley Province of Sigma Alpha Mu. Our scholarship ranking was among the best, and we competed in all IFC sports. Both Lenny Baxt and Don Shaefitz served as IFC officers, and Mark Diamond was Chairman of Greek Week. The Sammies again conducted Bounce for Beats, the most successful fund raising campaign in the history of the Western Pennsylvania Heart Fund and the University of Pittsburgh. The chapter presented over $2,000 to the heart fund. But if the last year was great. 1969-’70 will still be better as the Sammies see no limit. 222 J. Gildar. S. Goldberg. M. Hartncr. A. Kleinburd. T. Kulka. S. Pillar. N. Rauch. R. Stahl, M. Steinhouse. J. Tankfclt. M. Wishner. 223 224 P. Argentine. D. Bach. J. Bryan. W. Dolan. D. Egan. R. Ferrari. M. Gleason. C. Harper. J. Harrigan. L. Illig. P. Jakobsen. J. Kilt. K. Krigger. B. Kuhn. M. Moser. M. Nolan. M. Olesak. P. Pccharka. J. Rocco. C. Rowe. F. Rusccttc. E. Simon. J. Sipple. J. Slanko. W. Sweiger. T. Thompson. J. Wildongcr. J. Wiley. R. Young. IX Sigma Chi has in the past year experienced one of its most successful phases since its founding on the Pitt campus. The Sigs have once again proved very successful in the Homecoming. Winter Weekend, and Greek Week competitions. After a postponement last year, the Sigs again sponsored Derby Day for the enjoyment of the sororities and the publicity of the chapter. The Sigs continued to show their athletic ability again this year in not only intramurals, but also several varsity sports. Sigma Chi maintained its high traditions with members participating in all areas of University activities, including Student Government. Druids. Omicron Delta Kappa and Mens Council. 225 226 0X The membership of Theta Chi includes brothers from liberal arts, engineering, and pharmacy. At Pitt. Theta Chi maintains a threefold purpose of social activities, academic achievement, and community service projects. Within Theta Chi, social functions mix house parties, bufl-sessions and brotherhood. Theta Chi encourages high scholastic achievement. Service projects exemplify the unity within the group — a unity maintained in our campus spirit. Our fraternity participates in the full range of activities offered by I.F.C.. This includes everything from athletics to Greek Sing. Theta Chi believes strongly in its threefold purpose and hopes in this way to best serve its brotherhood and the University. R. Ahcimcr. V. Backcris. B. Buchanan. D. Buehcr. R. Dry. M. Duffy. B. Filius. R. Fioavanti. M. Franccsconi. C. Gibson. G. Gray. J. Hanna. M. Hruska. B. Kennedy, E. Kondrot, T. Lacey. J. Laskosky. G. Ross. J. Smelko. J. Stablcy. T. Thomas. E. Tickcn. L. Vida. T. Waskowski. B. Wingard. 227 TRIANGLE Triangle is a social — professional fraternity of civil engineers. Through a blending of the social aspects of college life and professional aspects of the scientific world. Triangle oilers numerous advantages to the man in the engineering or scientific field. Close association with their national provides many advantages in the rounding out of college careers and developing of professional interests by providing information on technological advances being made each year. The social and academic opportunities offer a good balance for the college student. F. Bonderenka. R. Corsi. A. Crawford. J. Drewnoski. M. Fclisc. S. Frcnzel. V. Gianfratc. J. Haas. H. Johnson. J. Karish. S. Latshaw, E. I.evanas. R. Lcvandowski, J. Marionik. J. McNdlcy, H. Miller. J. Pierce. G. Rcviai. M. Senger. W. Shane. H. Vainieri. 228 229 ZBT Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity ranks as one of the most active groups on campus. Its members have distinguished themselves in many campus organizations. Zeeb’s serve as members of the OWL. the Pitt News, Student Government, Druids and ODK. As a fraternity, the brothers have been extremely active in Homecoming, Winter Weekend, and Greek Week. A well-rounded program of social, athletic, and scholastic activity form the basis of this brotherhood. 230 1). Arbeilman, D. Baer. H. Berger, W. Berman. L. Cohen, R. Diamond. A. Ehrens, M. Frankel, M. Fricdclson. J. Gerson. L. Glanz. L. Goldberg. J. Heinberg, M. Heilman, M. Hiller. R. Hillerson. S. Hirsch. E. Jacobs. H. Korngold. J. Lindenberg. J. Meyers, H. Miller. R. Miller, D. Rosen, M. Rosenwasser, R Rothenberg, R. Sabrecn, R. Schuman, B. Schuster. A. Segal. S. Werner. M. Zagorc, J. Zonis. 231 Panhellenic Council The Panhellenic Council, composed of two representatives plus the Presidents of each of the thirteen sororities, functions as the administrative body for these sororities. Its purposes are the maintenance of good relations between groups, encouragement scholarship. maintenance of high social standards; and coordination of Rush. This year, under Pres. Devra Kimball. Rush was overwhelmingly successful, and with the quotas raised, the sororities grew to their largest level ever on this campus. Through the efforts of the Housing Comm., Amos Hall was finally obtained as an all-Greek dorm for the Fall of 1969. Activities included a Frosh Panhel Preview, Go-Greek Day. The Masquerade Ball, and a successful Greek Week. 232 Pictured, this page. Left: Chi Omega Sorority at Greek Sing. Bottom Left: a Kappa at Greek Week Fun Night, Bottom Right: some singing Della Zetav Pictured: opposite page. top. front: K. Finley. C. Weiner, rear: E. Zickerman. C. Gresko. E. McNamara. Below, seated: J. Wankovic. J. Davis. D. Kogut. M. Ilartlc, Floor: S. Mumnta. K. Connor. 233 a An The Alpha Iota Chapter of Alpha Delta Pi devotes its time and energy to Chapter affairs and campus activities. The Alpha Delts exhibit spirit in service, scholastic achievement, athletics, and social funtions at the University. Sendee projects include such activities as sponsoring a child through Childrens Inc., collecting toys for charitable institutions, and sending Christmas packages to soldiers in Viet-Nam. Scholarship and merit are found in the sorority’s high percentage of Dean’s List students, and members in the Thyrsa Amos Society and Cwens. Interest in athletics is promoted by the Alpha Delts interest in the spirit award activities and Greek volleyball competition. The social events include participation in Homecoming. Winter Week-End. Greek Week, the Alpha Delt Senior Dinner, formal dinner dance, and annual Christmas party. The sisters of Alpha Delta Pi are actively involved in other activities on campus. Alpha Delts hold positions of leadership in Associated Women Students, Pan-Hell, and Quo Vadis. They serve as members of The Pin News, and The Co-ed news staffs, and The Student Union Board and Mentor groups. 234 B. Angclilli. R. Bell. L. Brcndel. L. Bullions. S. Butte. J. Ellen. L. Esper. M. Farley. B. Fogarty. C. Fox. M. Gemhart. S. Greg. M. Hartle. L. Hcngcr. B. James. L. Klein. S. Knepper. T. Lctellc. A. Lingenfelter. B. Lowry. E. McManama, H. McNamara. B. McNulty. M. Mclinak. C. Michael. A. Milfeit. M. Miller. K. Osbourne. G. Piano. S. Shink. C. Starccvic. M. Umholtz. B. Watson. E. Wcagjcy, S. Wcaglcy. 235 236 R. Benson. J. Berg. A. Blinderman. W. Caiman. H. Cohen, M. Frankston, B. Gans. A. Goldman. D. Goodman. M. Graboyes. L. Harlich, F. Heller, M. Kodish, S. Levenson. C. l.ittman. H. Mandel. B. Riefman, M. Roseman. N. Rosenbaum. J. Sadock, C Schwartzman. E. Sorin, B. Sundheimer. R. Tcitlcman. D. Tr a ten berg, D. Waintrup. P. Warshavsky, C. Weiner, M. Werrin. AECD Alpha Epsilon Phi has channelled the wildest variety of talents and interests into a dynamic force, which as a sisterhood, has been felt in every part of the University. The sisters began the year with a second place in Homecoming and continued upward from there. During Greek Week the AEPhis took almost all the laurels, winning the Blood Drive and Charity-Drive, as well as placing first in Greek Sing with a beautiful rendition of “This Impossible Dream. They concluded the Greek festivities by capturing the over-all Greek Week Trophy. An AEPhi sister. Robin Benson, even reigned as the Greek Week Queen, showing the sorority sweep of the week. The sisters showed their diverse nature with a first place in the Intra-sorority Volleyball Championship and another first in the all-sorority spirit competion. The sisters of AEPhi are truly hoping that 1969-70 is as successful as the past year has been. 237 xo Spirit and service are key words which tie the sisters of Chi Omega into close bonds of friendship. Although each sister is encouraged to be an individual, their talents interweave as they work together to achieve success. Spirit stayed high from the beginning of fall rush to the excitement of Greek Week. Adding to this spirit was the Christmas Tree-Trim Party, a Ski Weekend at Ligonier and fraternity mixers. This Chi O enthusiasm was contagious as many members became active on campus. One sister was chosen Sweetheart of Phi Gamma Delta Pledges, three were Little Sisters of Minerva for SAE, one was Chairman of Lantern Night, and one was the President of Womens Housing Board. Spirit encouraged service as Chi Omega delivered food to a needy family for their Christmas kindness and worked with the Fiji’s to give a party for some of the area needy children. It is hard to sum up Chi Omega into one phrase, for it is the many little joys of sharing that equal the happiness of this sisterhood. 238 P. Bronstctter. J. Brozck. L. Ciavarra. N'. Colazzi. L. Colly. C. Diskevich. E. Drcikhorn. J. Fasscl. S. Finkclstcin. D. Grclz. C. CJrisko. M. Hudak. C. Kaminski. P. Lanigan. E. Mancing, J. Nedlcy. L. Nessly. J. Oliver. M. Paine. I). Patrigani. L.. Ryan. S SchOlman. N. Sopsak. B. Sped. A. Speranza. R. Spizzirri. J. Sradomski. S. Wood. P. Worst B. Wyatt. P. Zcphel. 239 240 AAA The sisters of Delta Delta Delta enjoy their sisterhood while at the same time participate in many other activities — AWS, CWENS. Thyrsa Amos. The Tri-Deltas are seen in all campus groups. Members serve on Greek Week Committees, officers in Mortar Board, and officers of their own dorms. Not all their time is taken up in these activities. Time is found for painting, drama, and dancing. All of these talents and activities combine to form the perfect picture of a Tri-Delta. The greatest time is sharing in the joys of sisterhood. Everyone remembers spending overnights in the suite, dancing at the Winter Formal, selecting the Tri-Delta Man of the Year, working on the float for Homecoming and the chariot for Greek' Week. Everything they do together. The Tri-Deltas are proud of their sisterhood and proud of their sorority. J. Abcle. J. Bennett. M. Donavan. J. Etzcl. N. Grigassy. A. Karpinski. K. Karpinski. B. Lash. G. Lenaehen. L. Malacarnc. M. Mitscl, J. Pctronc. S. Stanko. K. Stein. 241 A DE Delta Phi Epsilon is a blend of friendship, spirit, and several personalities. Throughout the year, the sisters participated in campus activities as individuals and as a group Homecoming. Winter Weekend, and Greek Week. Mixers allow the sisters a chance to release themselves from academic pressures and a chance to meet new people. The sorority strives for the fulfillment that is found in the interaction of the sisters. 242 I. Ackner. S. Adams. R. Alpcrn. M. Andcrman. P. Baginski. S. Bavcr. I. Bergsmannm. G. Bcrmak. S. Berman. D. Block. R. Block. B. Bradford. V. Buchner. A. Cohen. R. Dairdow. H. Elovitz. P. Feldman. E. Gellcr. M. Gissir. M. Handman. J. Heiring. G. Kent. S. Kotovsky. I). K raviiz. B. Lembcrsky. J. Lilman. S. Marcus. S. Markovitz. S. Marks. J. Reese. S. Ross. J. Saltzman. C. Saremsky. H. Schwartz. M. Schwartz. D. Segal. B. Stein. E. Tansky. A. Trautcnbcrg. P. Wiener. 243 AZ “The object of this sorority shall be to unite its members in the bonds of sincere and lasting friendship, and to stimulate one another in the pursuit of knowledge, to promote the moral and social culture of its members and to develop plans for guidance and unity in action . . These high ideals of Delta Zeta’s founders are embodied in our participation in campus activities, philanthropies, and just plain good times. Besides participating in Homecoming, Winter Weekend, and Greek Week, Delta Zeta placed second in Derby Day and held a tea during Parents’ Weekend. DZ also sponsored a toy drive and helped with the Christmas and Easter parties at the Pittsburgh Hearing and Speech Society downtown. We had our fun and good limes at our overnight parties, our Christmas dinner-dance, and our spring formal. In every respect, Delta Zeta is an adventure in friendship. B. Abbinanii, J. Alvino, D. Arnold. C. Bartolini. J. Beamcnderfer. C. Berger, C. Berner. J. Chow. B. Clokcy. J. Forster. K. Gardner. J. Harris. F. Ivancic, I). Kimball. I). Kogut. J. Langsdale. R. Lizak. S. McMurtry. B. Mentzcr. V. Pace. S. Scovazzo. B. Scifort. 244 245 KAG Enthusiasm, individuality, and awareness are three attributes that have established Kappa Alpha Theta as a beneficial group to the University of Pittsburgh. Besides taking active part in all phases of activity at Pitt, such as Student Government, athletics, Panhel. AWS. Freshman Orientation. Committee Chairmen-ship. Homecoming, and Greek Week, Thetas have also extended their services to the community. This includes voluntary assistance to the Hill Education Project, entertaining and collecting toys for needy children, working with children at Juvenile Court, and donating to Blood Drives. The Thetas feel that by constant participation and giving they can broaden each individual personality, contribute to the welfare of the sorority as a group, and enhance the life experienced during the years at the University. 246 B. Anthony. L. Baker. N. Boyd. K Braun. C. Chadwick. J. Davis. L. Dumlcr. L. l-’arrah. M. Garver. C. Gasperi. D. Gigliotti. L. Hall. C. Harris. J. Hedwig. B. Hill. M. Jones. P. Kay. K. Locke. C. Mancc. L. Mayor. N. Murray. C. Peterson, M. Pctro. L. Platt. L. Plucinski. C. Prczikowski. S. Rettgcr. M. Rose. B. Scanlon. M. Schope. S. Smith, D. $ mouse. C. Steele. K. Stcppling. A. Thomas. S. Trnavsky. C. Vuldesari. J. NVrchlok. M. Zovko. 247 L. Aggers, V. Alexander, P. Buono. R. Cascrio, P. Colavincenzo. L. Cooper. S. Davis. R. DcIRosso, D. Driscoll. J. Eisenbeis. V. Essick. M. F:igorski. S. Center. S. Giorgio. K. Manna. J. Holder. B. Humenuk. M. Kenny. D. Knoll. J. Kuhns. M. Laffey. L. Mangold. J. McQuade. J. Meyers. P. Nealon. K. Pawlikowski. M. Pearson. R. Reidy. G. Rocssing. L. Rowan. E. Samson. R. Satterlce. E. Scheiner. J. Seddon, S. Shader. S. Zcvin. M. Znoy. 248 kkt The purpose of Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Pittsburgh is to strengthen the bonds of friendship among her members through activities that reflect the varied interests in the group. The Kappas enjoy participation in University-wide events such as Homecoming. Winter Weekend, and Greek Week which provide opportunities to have fun as a group with other members of the campus community. In addition to campus-centered activities, Kappa sponsors projects in the Pittsburgh Community such as “adopting” a family at Christmas and Thanksgiving and Christmas caroling at Children’s Hospital. Other activities through the year include co-hosting the annual Kappa-Delt faculty reception, inviting current events speakers to the house, meeting freshmen through rush, recognizing members for good scholarship, participating individually in most campus activities, and just playing and sharing together as friends. Thus, Kappa provides a warm home-away-from-home through which her members may pursue their own interests and grow as individuals. 249 250 This year was a busy and fun-filled one for the sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma. Beginning the year with a successful fall rush, our first term was highlighted by a Phi Sig sister being crowned Homecoming Queen and winning the Homecoming trophy. In order to extend the scope of sisterhood. Phi Sigs welcomed parents and families of sisters and pledges as guests at their annual Parents Weekend dinner dance at the Park Schcnley. Through group activities such as informal Sunday morning brunches, a philanthropy project at the School for the Blind, and our annual semiformal affair at the LeMont, the sisters developed their bonds of strength, spirit and friendship. Many of our functions were co-sponsored with other groups on campus. These included a fall picnic and an annual Scholarship Desert and several programs with faculty speakers. The Phi Sig’s interests and dynamic force has been felt in campus groups such as Student Government. Thyrsa Amos. Mortar Board. Owens. The University of Pittsburgh Theater Group. Greek Week Committees, and various honoraries. All of this, however, did not prevent the sisters of Phi Sig from attaining the first place scholarship rating among sororities. With the great new additions to Phi Sigma Sigma this year, we are looking forward to another one as prosperous as this. 251 1‘ Adricknian. S. Bergap. E. Erenrich. S. Feinstcin. J. Freedman. S. (ierson. I.. Goldberg. S. Grossman. F. Lcof. B. Saroff. E. Swart , B. Werner. B Wyntrab. IAT R. Bernstein D. Cohen L. Elson A. Feiner B. Fine L. Finklestcin C. Futerman M. Gckoski M. Gittlcman T. Gordon J. Gordesky A. Gottried B. Grosser L. Kane S. Kendal E. Midas J. Prciss S. Rapkc S. Rosenblum B. Sher C. Silverman B. Singer E. Zavos E. Zickerman 252 Sorority . . . sisterhood . . . sense of belonging . . . pride in self and sister . . . lasting friendship ... the feeling of true sincerity . . . Social Highlights . . . mixers with frats . . . pretzels . . . beer and Homecoming with Fiji . . . TD Phi’s spaghetti and wine . . . psychedelic sounds served by ZBT . . . Greek Week’s Fun Night and chariot with Pi Lam . . . Affairs to remember . . . SDT Weekend at the playhouse, dining and dancing to candlelight ... a rolic on roller skates . . . brunches galore for parents and friends . . . SDTs Who’s Who . . . Honors massed one upon another . . . members in Mortar Board. Cwens, Thyrsa Amos . . . OWL Hall of Fame . . . Not solely SDT girls, but active in so much more . .. Student Government . . . OWL . . . AWS . . . Pitt News . . . Dorm Council . . . School for the Blind . . . Not only members, but presidents . . . PanHcl . . . Cota . . . Amos Hall . . . Their's, also a time of giving ... a bake sale for a foster child . . . entertaining crippled children . . . lesiure-learn with the underprivileged . . . And finally the Torch of Sigma Delta Tau ... the individuality of each of its bearers ... the light given each sister ... the light she returns. 253 OCDA Theta Phi Alpha is the embodiment of the spirit of its members. This spirit of loyalty, of achievement, and of service was evident in the chapters activities this past year. The sisters happily participated in the festivities of Homecoming. Winter Weekend, and Greek Week. Individual members were active in the Mentor Program, Quo Vadis. The Pitt News. AWS. and several honoraries. The chapter performed various service projects this year for the Pittsburgh Community. 254 K. Bastyr. K. Boehm. K. Conner. S. Cook. R. Cwiklik. L. Denalc. D. Dobda. J. Ferruti, K. Finley. K. Gago. P. Geary. D. Giglcr, D. Genrilcorc. M. Hertweek. J. Klcmm. J. Little. C. Lukowski. G. Ricci. P. Roberts. J. Schum. M. Smathers. G. Stadler. M. Toia. B. Young. 255 Mr. And Miss Pitt Each year a committee of junior men and women chooses a man and woman whom it considers outstanding members of the senior class. This year. Joni Amdur and Ken Schueler were recognized as the seniors who best exemplified the spirit of 1969 at the University of Pittsburgh. Miss Amdur was Vice President of AWS and also served as President of Women's Housing Board. She was a Resident Assistant and a Mentor. She was named a Senior Worthy and was the President of McCormick Hall. Mr. Schueler, a member of both Druids and Omicron Delta Kappa, was the 1967-1968 President of Zeta Beta Tau. He was also chosen as a Senior Worthy. In 1968-1969, he gave a new direction to Student Government while serving as its President. 258 ODK Man Of The Year On the Senior Walk leading from Heinz Chapel to the Cathedral of Learning, one sees the following inscription: “On this walk ODK honors those persons who through intelligent leadership, personal integrity and intellectual honesty have served their University well. This year David Ehrenwerth’s name will be added to those already embedded in the walk. Mr. Ehrenwerth was a political science major who is beginning his freshman year at the Harvard School of Law. While an undergraduate at the University of Pittsburgh. Mr. Ehrenwerth was a member of both Druids and Omicron Delta Kappa. In 1967. he was the President of Men's Council and in 1968 was named a Junior Worthy. Mr. Ehrenwerth was co-chairman of the Academic Cabinet of Arts and Sciences in 1968-1969. During the same year he was tapped to Phi Beta Kappa. He also served in the newly appointed position of student representative to the Office of the Registrar. Mr. Ehrenwerth embodies the qualities of scholarship and leadership which Omicron Delta Kappa seeks to honor. 259 260 OWL Hall Of Fame Representatives to the OWL Hall of Fame arc chosen on the basis of their contributions to campus activities, regardless of their academic averages. An effort is made to select men and women who participate in campus organizations whether they be in the field of athletics, student government, or publications. The selection committee, made up of junior men and women, works on the premise that learning is a continual process which lakes place on the turf and in small conference rooms as well as in the classroom and laboratory. Pictured here are the members of the 1969 OWL Hall of Fame. Susan Rosenblum. Peter Chcrellia, Joni Amdur. Richard Campbell. Devra Kimball. Joseph McCormick. Patricia Roberts, Frank Tutino, David Knopf. Marjorie Blatnik, David Ehrenwerth. Missing: Leonard Baxt, Rachel Birtha. Susan Bloom. Harriette Eisenberg. Charles Greene. Jack LaPietra. George McKenzie. Joan Saltzman. Kenneth Schuelcr. Joanne Telerico. Arlene Topel. 261 262 Pictured, Martha Hartle, Bruce Barr, Cindy Nicholas, Janis Wagner, Lynda Cahan, Diane Ulyon, Craig Perry. Missing: Anna Dome, Ioni Grossi, Judy Lcw- andowski, Dan Casagrande, Gary Cummings, Tony Fountain, Dave Guydan, Hap Paretti, David Ticrnan. Victor Willem. Junior Worthies This year, eighteen junior men and women were selected as the 1969 Junior Worthies. These students are selected by the previous year's group, who as out going seniors feel that they are responsible enough to choose the outstanding leaders of the class that graduates next. i 263 Phyllis Aaron Betsey Abbey Dave Abclow Ivan Abrams Marjorie Abrams Susan Abramson Stcphenic Adamchik Sheryl Adams David Adams Bruce Adoff Carol Aidcnt Alphonse Alfano Julia Allen Kenneth Allen Winifred Allen Robert Allison Arthur Alois Joni Amdur Men Andcrman Markic Anderson Thomas Andrews Richard Andolina Charlene Antal Thomas Arrigoni Peter Asman Jull Aubcc Martin Aussenbcrg Derrick Austin Frank Babin Beverly Babish Marty Baer Bart Bakalcy Harry Baker George Balderosc Stephanie Baldovski Suzanne Balis Maxine Ballcn Shelly Bailer Donald Baly Joseph Barco Thomas Bare John Barnas Lois Bamdt Donald Baron Alan Barr Carole Barr Paul Bartczak Mary Bartlett Anthony Basinski Bob Bassman Susan Bassion Philip Bauschard Leonard Baxt Sambra Bayer Jo Beamanderfcr Gary Beccari Anne Beck Roslyn Becker Susan Bedner John Bedzyk Alan Bchr Richard Bcith Joseph Belavich James Beldner Wilhelmina Bell Daniel Bender Paula Bender Richard Bendick Jean Bennett Larry Benson Joscy Berg Ellen Bergman Renee Bergman Douglas Bergmann llene Bergsmann Norman Berkowitz Cynthia Bernstein Pamela Bernstein Andrew Bcrranchictti Bruce Berry Gerald Bers Stephen Betts Claudia Betz Christopher Beuret Richard Bickcl Bonita Bilinsky William Birmingham William Biro Rachel Birlha Robert Black Margret Blatnik Roberta Block Susan Bloom Diane Bloomberg James Bloomcnthal Lorraine Bobik Russel Boezkowki Kristina Bogovich Norma Bogucs Gerald Boltin Byron Bonebreak Jcrrold Bookc Karen Borbulich Stephen Borecky Dennis Borodaty Mary Lou Borstnar John Bortnik Fred Botli Raflfaele Botti Thomas Boudakian Russel Bowel Patty Bowman TV t-A ttk Penny Bowman Davida Boxer Loralcc Boyten Elcanore Braddock David Bramcr Albert Brautigan R. Brautigan Gary Brednick Rosemary Breen Michael Brceskin Paul Brenner Patricia Bridigum Gary Brocious Gerald Brokaw Pamela Bronstcttcr David Brown Donna Brown Jay Brown Howard Brownstcin Janet Brozek Carol Bruckner Thomas Bryan Barry Buchanan Wayne Buchwald Bernard Bulik Judy Bulmash Kevin Burke Richard Burkey Linda Burns David Butler Sharon Butler Dennis Cakouros Janice Caldwell John Calega Paul Calhoun John Callcn Wendy Caiman M. Caltagarone Judith Cameron Joan Cammarata Richard Campbell Elaine Cannoni Arnold Cantor Kathy Caplan William Caprio Michael Caracappa Jean Carey Dennis Carl Sucllen Carlson James Carnahan Catherine Caro George Carroll Jonh Cassiani Maria Caste William Cavrak Kevin Caye Robert Ccci Richard Ccfola Judith Chaloka Carol Chamberlain Bruce Chambers Fred Chantilccs James Chepko Peter Chcrcllia Herbert ChemofT David Chilcoat Linda Christiano Sallic Christman Nick Christopher Marian Clark Richard Clark William Clark John Clayton Frank Clements John Clifford Robert Clifford Rebecca Clokey Michael Codol Carol Codori C.Cofsky Jack Cohen Morion Cohen Carol Cole Kathleen Coleman John Collins Frank Colosimo Lee Colosimo S. Coluccio Ralph Conrad Gary Cook Linda Cooper R. Cooper Thomas Coriale Michael Corrado Lorraine Corsi William Costclnock Richard Cotter Stanley Coulter Barbara Coval Leslie Cowell William Coyne Linda Crook Linda Cryslcr Lawrence Cuba Charles Cullinane Robert Cupp Earl Custer R. Cwiklik Phyllis Daniel Robert Dansey Terry David Barbara Davis ✓ r Carole Davis Janet Davis Sherry Davis Richard Day William DeAscentiis Bruce dcBccr Anthony DeCarolis Eric Deckingcr Linda Dcgcntcsh Dale Deist George Delaney Sue Delange Dennis Delcotto Vincent Dcluzio William Dcmplcr Michael Dcsidcrio Janis Dcstcfano Jane Deutscher Nancy Devlin Robert Dcvrnja Mark Diamond J. Joseph Dicdcrich Anthony Diliscia Kenneth Dimpfl Susan Dingle Leslie Dinofcr Andrew Diodato Kenneth Dobin Stephen Dobosh Allen Doe Kathleen Docrflcr William Dolan George Doperak David Dorst John Dovcc Jane Downs William Doyle Donna Dubulis Paul Duchin Kathleen Duda Constance Duff Katie Duff James Duffy Michael Duffy David Dulabon Christine Dundon Ann Dunn Sophia Duranti Charles Dworak Dennis Dyckes Gregory Dynia Katherine Ebcrly Aaron Ehrens David Ehrcnwerth Marcia Ehrlich Harricttc Eisenberg Sara Eisner Terrance Elder Jeanne Elkan Laurie Elson Mark Engel Arnold Epstein Eric Erlbaum Helen Essick Joseph Evancho Alexandra Evanosky Kathryn Evans James Ewing Thomas Eyles William Faas Lydia Fadini Robert Fadrowski Dennis Failoni Thomas Farben Ja , Fardcrow John Farrall Gloria Fass Norman Faye Steven Fein Arltne Feiner Carol Fcingold Shirley Feld Michael Feldman Dena Fcldstein John Ferrara Robert Ferrara Clare Fey David Figurski Robert Filipski Adrianne Finger Harriet Fink Leah Finkclstcin Susan Finkelstein Laura Fireman Robert Fisch A. Edward Fischer James Fischer Samuel Fisher Morris Flaum Sheila Fleishman Robert Fletcher Susan Fletcher Roslyn Formeck Patricia Foster Kay Fostiak Karen Fox Roger Fox Richard Franco John Frank Edward Frantz Daniel Frattaroli Marc Fredclson Charles Freebie Gary Freed Alan Freedman Richard Freedman Kathryn Freese Francis Frcgly Andrea Freneik Robert Frcschi Noel Freudberg Allan Friedberg Sharyn Fricdland Stuart Friedler Robert Friedman Phyllis Frydrych Harold Funt Robert Fusco Stephen Gabin Marlane Gainor Donald Gaiti Geffrey Gale Edward Gallin Barbara Gans Marshall Garber Peter Gardella Kathleen Gardner Lloyd Garclick Sarah Garnett Carol Garson Patricia Geary Charles Gcgogene MaidaGekoski Ellen Gcllcr Patricia Gerber Sarah Gerding Walter Germanoski Shirley Gernsback Allan Gcrson Jeffrey Gcrson Sharyn Giancola Philip Gilbert H. T. Duffy Gilfillian Bert Gilling Joanne Gionta Linda Glass Samuel Glass Fran Glicksman Enid Glogcr Judith Glolzcr Norma Gnatuk Ellen Gobstein James Goetz Darlene Gold Susan Goldberg Suzan Goldberg Kenneth Goldcnberg Eli Goldman Linda Goldman Hclaine Goldstein William Goldstein Pamela Good Michael Goodman Minerva Goodman G. Neal Goolsby Marlin Goozh Loihrop Gordon Terry Gordon Toby Gordon Andrea Gorochow Bruce Goss Adrienne Gottfried Marilyn Gottfried Dorothy Gottlieb Roberta Gray William Gray Kenneth Green Dale Greenawald Francinc Greenberg Margie Greenberg George Grccnbcrgcr Charles Greene Jeffrey George Barbara Greenfield David Greenlee Barbara Grecnwald W. T. Greer Louis Gresil Michaclcen Gricco Joan Grim Beth Grosser Kenneth Grossett Jeffrey Gossman Linda Grover Alfred Gutierrez. Arthur Haag Michael Haber Howard Haines John Halahan Sharon Halfhill George Hammer Robert Hanyc Sterling Hardy Leonard Harmon Grctchcn Harned Craig Harper Jean Harris Sherrie Harris Kathy Harrison Lauren Hart Batry Hartman Frank Hartz Gale Hasher Bruce Haskell Wm. Haushaltcr Richard Haverlack Steven Hechl Jeffrey Heinberg Jack Heinowitz Leonard Heitov John Herschcr Charles Hersh A. R. Herskowitz Henry Higginbottom Susan Hinkcl Joanne Hinkle Martin Hirschhom Cynthia Hirshberg Thomas K. Hiltlc Walter Hnot Barbara Hochberg Andrew Hoffman Donna Hoffman Lynn Hoffman Robert Hollis Robert Hoovlcr Paul Hornstcin Barbara Horovitz Barbara Houk Suzanne Houseman John Hovanec John Hoyc Ken Huber Rich Hucko Regis Hudak John Hudock H. Hudoklin Hudson Margaret Hughes Beverly Humenuk Jane Hundevadt Blair Hunter Terry Husk John Iaciofano Mark lllfcldcr Orland Ippoliti Shirley Irani Patricia Islitzcr David Itkin Ernest Ivaldi Edward Jackson Thomas Jackson Jyl Jacobowitz Jill Jacobs Roy Jacobs Carin Jacobson Katharync Jacobus Jim Jageman John Jageman Howard Jahre John Jeffrey Dennis Jerome John Jester James Johns Robert Johnson David Johnston Ross Johnston Diana Jones Jay Kaplan Kenneth Kaplan Karen Karpinski Jan Kasprick Marjorie Katz Anne Kaufman Catherine Kaye Robert Jones James Junikiewie . Elaine Kablach Ronnie Kahn Larry Kalajainen Joyce Kamons Vivian Kancmaru Martha Keim George Kelly Lennie Kenavey Janet Keskinen Nancy Kessler Eugene Kestenbaum Paul Kezmarsky Judith Kiclman Devra Kimbal Earle King Dennis Kitsko Michael Klamut Eugene Klein Judy Klein Russell Klier Lindasue Klimen Adolph Klingncr Paul Klink Kenneth Klucsor Virginia Knight Preston Knoblauch David Knopf Robert Koetke Robert Kohl John Kokalcs Susan Kolkcr William Kopp James Korona James Kottan Carolyn Kottler Leonard Kowalczyk Murray Kowalsky Alexander Kozak Robert Kramer Wendy Kramer Marc Kranson James Kratochvill Dorcnc Kravilz William Kredel Kathleen Kristan Edward Krugh Mary Krupa Susan Kuchta Carolyn Kukan Gerry Kurnnik David Kundrat Frank Kunsman Ilcnc Kurland Laura Kurland Susan Kutner Rcta Kuyat Stephen Kwitoski Richard Lacasse Douglas Lamm George Lamonettin Donald Lampert Richard Landis Robert Lang Robert Lang Jeannic Langsdale Jack LiPictra Greg LaRocca Linda Lash Mark I.asky Annette Latham Shirley Laughlin Philip Lauro Kenneth Lawton Lee Lebowitz Stanley Lederman Marsha Leff Betty Ann Lcibowitz Ronald Leichliter Carolyn Len Anthony Lenkner Ann Lenson Christina Lenzi Sharyn Lerner Lawrence Lesniak Edward Levine Joyce Levine Max Levine Sara Levine Howard Levinson Marvin Levitov Dorothy Lcviiske Carol Levys Ted Lew Arlene Lewinc Frank Liberato Susan Libson Joseph Lichtenstein Joseph Lichwa Barbara Licb George Lies Virginia Lind Stephen Linebaugh Ann Linginfcltcr Frank Lipchick Mark Lipson Judith Liptak Sam Lisook Ronald Livengood William Livingston Dennis Lockard Patrick Logan Jr. Thomas Logan David LoGrando Larry Logue Peter Lohman Herbert Lohr Elaine London tftlfctlifcAiltB ij Thomas Long Diane Looney Donald Lottes Hazel Lowenfcld Louis Lucas Mar)- Ellen Lucas Paul Lucas Peter Lund Larry Luttner Robert Lutz Jr. Thomas Lyons Ronald Mass Donald Machcn Constance MacKay Phyllis Magazincr Gail Maggs Martin Magram Rosina Maharowski Nancy Maizer Albert Malatcsta Sheldon Malett Alan Mallingcr Edward Malloy Helen Manasian Philip Marcinck Sararuth Marcus Susanne Margulis Susan Maricr Donald Marks Harold Marks Harvey Marks Stanley Marks Leonard Marraccini Andrew Markus Joan Martell David Martin Carol Martincck Wayne Masterman Mary Anne Mataus Joseph MaLsko Peter Matt John Matthews Jr. Meredith Matthews Deborah Matulewicz Victor Maust Renee Mayers Ira Mazer Carron McAuley Joseph McCormick Terry McCullough Mary MeFadden David McKee Gary McKee William McLaughlin John McMahon Calvin MeWhirter John Meade David Means Gary Mcchlcr Carl Medgaus Leo Meizlik Esther Mclmed Frederick Mclroy Melinda Mcltzcr Joseph Memmi Abbot Mendclson Neil Mcndick Carla Mensch Paul Meyerson Elaine Midas Daniel Mihalyi Joseph Mika Donald Miller Donna Miller James Miller Karen Miller Kathleen Miller Michael Miller Robert Miller Robert Miller Gary Minchau Mary Jo Minco Dennis Minnich Barry Mishkin Garry Missigman Kenneth Mitchell Mary Moggio Sylvia Moglia Carol Mong David Montrclla Barbara Moore Margaret Moore Sheila Moore George Morgen stem Roger Morrell Thomas Morris Thomas Morrissey Roy Morrow Gerald Moses Morry Moskovitz Ernest Molien Judith Mrsnik Robert Mullin Carol Munder David Murphy Irene Musial William Myones Lawrence Naamc Nabil Naguib Albert Nalli Julius Necciai Peter Neglia Harr)- Neil Lester Neil William Neilson Charles Nesbitt Margaret Neurohr Rosalind Newhousc Ellen Newman Joanna Newman Rachcllc Newman Mona Nicdcrrilcr John Noble Adrienne Norelli Howard Norris Randall Norris Richard Norris John Novak Ellen Novik Dirk Oberlin Peter O’Connor Kristen Olcwinc David Olson Leonard Olszewski Richard Ombres Kenneth Onka Kenneth Oric Vincent Oriolo Richard Orpncck George Orr Harry Orszulak Ellen Oshcr Terry Osif Laurel Osrow Thomas Oswald Alexandria O’Toole Stephen Owl Robert Pacha John Pado John Pajerski Kenneth Pakman James Paladino Anthony Palermo Mary Palmer Lawrence Palochik Matias Pardo Louis Parrott Pamela Parucha Robert Pascarclta Carol Paterson Robert Palylo Carl Pavette Thomas Pavlik Barbara Pavovich J. Pearl Janet Peart Barbara Pcarlman Nancy Pel ton Sam Pennclla Max Pepper Arlene Perer Kenneth Perkins Laura Perkins Richard Peters Charles Petro Nicholas Petruska Judy Pettibone Charles Pfaff David Piendcl Fred Pinckney Peter Pirich Ronald Pitcherella Mirant Pitegoff Linda Platt Robert Platt Richard Plum Jr. Nellie Politis Ronald Polosky Patricia Porac ky George Poutous Raymond Povirk Thomas Powell Mary Ann Prasek Joan Preiss David Price Rene Prieto Elaine Proffitt Jeffrey Proper Margaret Pulley Hariy Pyle Jill Quint Jeanne Rabcl Den Race Ronald Radwin Joan Ranter Renee Ranto Kathy Randall Terry Ranf James Ranii Jr. Joseph Rapport Susan Rausch David Raver Michele Rcichcr Renny Reidcr Sharcnc Reighard George Reinhard Steven Resnick Douglas Renew Jane Reynolds Cathy Rhoads Timothy Rhodes Dorothy Richards Albert Rickers Deborah Riner Daniel Ringlc Daniel Riston Beatrice Rills Patricia Roberts Stephen Roberts W. R. Roberts Crist Robinc James Rocco Elaine Rock Linda Rodger Karyn Rok George Roksandic Cheryl Roller James Roney Gregory Roscoe Pamela Rose William Rose Kenneth Roseman Merrill Roseman Mia Rosen Ellen Rosenberg Susan Rosenberg Suzanne Rosenberg Arthur Rosengarten Jane Rosenstein Lynn Rosenzwcig Phyllis Rosenzwcig Esther RosolY Jim Ross Robert Ross Susan Ross John Rosser Jim Rossner Carol Roth Jeffrey Roth Susan Rothman Linda Rubin Jay Rubin Jeffrey Rubin Hobert Rudolph Judy Ruth Jane Rutman Dennis Sabaurin Carol Sabsowitz Ruth Sacknoff Ken Sacks Mary Ann Salem David Saltzberg Arnold Saltzman Joan Saltzman Ronald Samuel Mark Sand Dolores Sands Robert Santos Don Santry Avalie Saperstein Frank Sapienza Frederick Sarg John Sarsficld Leonard Saxe Edward Saxman Eugene Scanlon Harold Scales Roz Schachtcr Illene SchaclTcr Michael Schalk Elaine Schcincr Joseph Schcingross Ronald Schiding Phyllis Schiller Susan Schindel Carolyn Schledt Joel Schlesinger Kathleen Schmitt Barry Schneider Karol Schneider James Schnepp EricSchoenfeld Gerld Schorin Sue Schramm Randee Schucler Robert Schullies Judy Schum Hcdda Schwartz Linda Schwartzbach Richard Schweitzer Henry Scolnick Gertrude Scott Linda Scott Paul Seader Janet Scapker Philip Sebes Frederick Segal Virginia Segin Judith Semo Karen Scnic Blake Seward Raymond Seymour Judith Shack Barbara ShalTcr Robert Shader Paul Shapiro David Shear Emmanuel Shedlock Timothy Sheehan Sandra Shccran David Sheets Philip Shelapinsky Barbara Sher Wallace Shcrbon 'ITiomas Shevock Thomas Shick David Shimpeno Lynn Shipley Donald Shire Ann Shirey Mary Shirey Shirley Shobcn Mollic Shoop Richard Shore Robert Shetland George Showier Joseph Siebert Penny Seiger Donna Siemon Barbara Sigcl Jane Silbcrstcin Cecelia Solverman Harry Silvis Annette Simek Ernest Simon Linda Simon Barbara Singer Robin Singer Karen Sipp John Sipple Mary Sircovics Elaine Sirkin Joyce Slagle Catherine Slater Sheryll Sloan Glenn Smeltzer Glenna Smith Jack Smith James Smith Janit Smith Michael Smith Edward Smith Robert Smith Susan Smith Suzanne Smith Valeric Smith Barbara Smyers Richard Snoby Sally Snyder Ken Sochats Margaret Socns Donna Sofa Gerald Solomon Laurie Solomon Stanley Spara Barbara Sped Angela Speranza Shirley Spinetta Michael Spirnak Carol Sroczynski John Slanko Wilfcn Stark Vecelia Stayer Carolyn Steele Arn Sieigerwall Robert Stcimcr Floralec Stein George Stein Mark Steinberg Alan Steiner Susan Stcinfcldt Mitchell Stcinhausc Philip Stevens Joan Stevenson Bruce Stewart Larry Stillwagon William Stimmel Lena Stitt Keith Stoeber Paul Stollcr Evangclos Stoyas Angclinc Straka Laura B. Stramp Susan Strauss Gary Strohauer Judy Stroll Charles Strom Karen Stuart Paul Stuck Susan Sullivan Nancy Sundheimer Diane Supowilz Ronald Surmaez Sally Susnitzky Joetta Svach Gary Swanson Leo Swantek Nancy Switkes James Sylvester C. Szanizwski Michael Szulman Adeline Tabacco Paul Tabita Lewis Taffer Dolores Taranko Lana Taras Albert Taschncr Elliot Taub Irene Taurins Charles Taylor Gerald Teacher Ricki Teitelman Joanne Telerico Elbert Tcllem Jacob Tenenbaum Ronald Thomas Sally Thompson Richard Tiegen Bruce Tipi Sylvia Todcro Richard Tokcr Richard Tomak John Toole Sondra Topper Charles Tott Robert Trackman Gregory Travalio Milton Travis Robert Trethaway Carolyn True Aurelia Tumelty Frank Tutino Christine Typek Rosemary Ulyan Guy Urban Peter Urso Sheryl Valdiscm David Valelti Peter Van Berg Gary Van Deusen Sandra Van Hellcn Robert Van Naarden Cora Van Sickcl Catherine Varley Richard Valz Joanne Verdolino Patsy Viccaro Ken Vichinsky Samuel Vitanza Michael Vogel Norman Voigt Cathy Vondcrau John Wagner Stanley Wahlcr Allyson Walker Alexis Walkingshaw Larry Wallace Eric Waller Steven Walsh Valrc Walter Patricia Walters Samuel Ward John Wargo Peggy Warshavsky David Wasabau Peter Waterman Ellen Wcagly Ray Wcglcy Barry Weinberger Anita Weiner Bonita Weinstein Mark Weinstein Daniel Weiss Kenneth Weiss Kent Weitzel Steven WelitofT Hart Wess Alan White Kathleen White Robert White John Whiteside Virginia Whitmer Edward Whittaker Frank Whittaker Lawrence Wieder Carlyn Wiener Phyllis Wiener David Wiersma Herbert Wilcox Katriel Wild Robert Wilk Richard Wilkins Marc Williams Eric Winarsky Larry Wingard Karen Wingertszahn Idalee Winick Gail Winter Dermot Winters Birgit Winzer Charles Wise Kenneth Wise Larry Wise Wendy Wise Carole Wisniewski Margaret Wolak Robert Wolfe Helen Wolff Regina Wolkoff Larry Wonders Sandra Wood Brent Worley David Wright Jeffrey Wright Karen Wright Patricia Wurst John Wurster Joanne Yablonsky Robert Yanal Sofia Yank Judith Yankovic Donald Yap Terence Yeargcrs John Yokim Donald Young Stephen Yussem Charlene Yutz Ruth Zaplin Elizabeth Zausmcr Edward Zawada John Zawislan Nancy Zelen Michael Zcmaitis Richard Zcpcl Peter Zcsingcr Edward Zetick Loy Zimmerman Jeffrey Zucker George Zula Robert Zumm Wilamina Zumnic Ralph Zupp Mary Zutto Patricia Zych Senior Index AARON. Phyllis Washington D. C. Education Junior Worthy. Student Union Board. Committee on the Arts (Chrmn.). Student Government ABBEY. Betsy Smethport. Pa. The College A BELOW. Dave Youngstown, Ohio The College Zcta Beta Tau, Psi Chi, Psych. Honorary. HEP ABRAMS, Ivan Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Pi Delta Epsilon. Junior Worthy Students for Peace. PITT NEWS. OWL. IDEAS AND FIGURES ABRAMS. Marjorie Roslyn. N. Y. The College ABRAMSON. Susan Pittsburgh, Pa. The College Psi Chi, Quax ADAMCHIK. Stcphcnic Creighton. Pa. The College Heinz Chapel Choir ADAMS. Cheryl Johnstown. Pa. Education Chi Lambda Tau (Pres.). Phi Theta Kappa, THE PANTHER (Ed.. Assoc. Ed.). Glee Club. PSEA. Arts Union. Chi Rho, Pitt Christian Fellowship ADAMS, David Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Beta Lamba Tau. Intramurals ADOFF, Bruce Kingston. Pa. The College AIDENT. Carol Johnstown. Pa. The College Pre-Med “ Forum, AWS, Newman Club ALFANO, Alphonse Rutherford. N. J. The College Lambda Sigma Rho. Phi Theta Kappa. Phi Eta Sigma. Dorm Council. Hill Education Project ALLEN. Julia Dickerson Run, Pa. The College Alpha Delta Pi. PITT NEWS Pitt Players. Public Relations Comm, for AWS. Course Evaluation Comm., Liberal Arts Cabinet, Mentor ALLEN, Kenneth L. Syosscr, N. Y. The College Sigma Alpha Mu. Men’s Council. Student Union Board. Freshman Council. Secondary School Comm. ALLEN, Winifred Valley Stream. N. Y. Nursing Kappa Alpha Theta, Freshmen Orientation. Parent’s Weekend. BSNA ALLISON. Robert Eric, Pa. Pharmacy Kappa Psi. American Pharm. Assoc. (V. Pres.). PITT CAP-SULE, Sophomore Class Pres.. Pcnna. Pharm. Assoc. (Student Delegate), Pershing Rifles. ALOIS. Arthur Pottsvillc. Pa. The College Football Team. Pitt Barbell Club AMDUR, Joni Pittsburgh. Pa. Education Senior Worthy. AWS (Junior Class Rep.. First V. Pres.. Housing Board Chrm.. Intradorm Council Chrmn.) Pres, of McCormick Hall. Student Affairs Advisory Comm.. Residence Halls Advisory Comm.. President’s Council! Univ. Social Comm.. Student Faculty Relations Comm., Resident Assistant. Mentor. HEP. Y-Corps AN DERM AN. Meri Baldwin. N. Y. Education Delta Phi Epsilon ANDERSON. Markie Sioux City. Iowa The College Kappa Kappa Gamma. William Pitt Debate Union, International Student Organization ANDREWS, Thomas Vancouver. Wash. The College ANDOLINA, Richard Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Sigma Alpha Epsilon ANTAL. Charlene Zelienople. Pa. The College Delta Delta Delta ARRIGONI. Thomas W.. Jr. Pittsburgh. Pa. Engineering Arnold Air Society. OWL ASMAN, Peter M. Saxton. Pa. The College Pitt Players, Univ. Oratory. Y-Corps AUBEE. Jill H. Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Mentor ASSENBERG, Martin Pittsburgh, Pa. The College AED BABIN. Frank Pittsburgh. Pa. Engineering Pi Kappa Alpha BABISH. Beverly Cuddy. Pa. ’ Education Cwcns. Thyrsa Amos Award. H.E.P.. Hillman Tourguidc. Mentor. Resident Assistant BAER. Marty Oakmon't. Pa. Education BAKALEY. Ban Glcnsidc. Pa. The College BAKER. Harry W. Boyers. Pa. The College Kappa fsigma (V. Pres). Gymnastics. International Student Org.. International Host BALDEROSE. George G. Allendale. NJ. The College Delta Tau Delta. Intramurals. Young Republicans. East Asian Club BALDOVSKI. Stephanie Clairton, Pa. The College Heinz Chapel Choir. Mentor, Slavic Club BALIS, Suzanne Penn Valley. Pa. The College Phi Sigma Sigma. Cwcns. Quax, w Mentor. Resident Assistant. Dorm Council. Panhcllcnic Council BALLEN. Maxine Lebanon. Pa. The College H [ P BALTER. Shclli Clifton. N.J. The College H.E.P. (Co-ordinator). Pres. McCormick Hall BALYA. Donald Greensburg. Pa. The College BARCO. Joseph Meadvillc. Pa. Engineering Intramural Football. Basketball, ASCF. (Treas.). ARBA BARE, Thomas L. Waynesboro. Pa. Engineering Intramurals. AIAA BARNAS. John Portage, Pa. Engineering BARNDT. Lois Johnstown. Pa. Education PSEA BARON, Donald Newton, Mass. The College Social Committee, Young Republicans BARR. Alan E. Springfield. Mass. Tnc College Phi Delta Psi. Pitt News BARR. Carole Susan Lectsdale. Pa. The College Pi Delta Epsilon (Treas.). The OWL (Associate Editor), Mentor, Pitt Preview. Secondary Schools. Weekend at Pitt. Judicial Board. AWS Elections Comm.. Committee on Sex and Sexuality BARTCZAK. Paul Pittsburgh. Pa. The College BARTLETT. Mary Johnstown. Pa. • Nursing Alpha Delta Pi. Womens’ Varsity Swim Team, Canterbury Club. Oratory. Basic Student Nurses Assoc.’ BASINSKI. Anthony Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Secondary Schools Comm. BASSMAN. Robert Clifton. N.J. The College Mens’ Dorm Council. Pres. Litchfield Manor BASSION. Susan Philadelphia. Pa. The College Heinz Chapel Choir BAUSCHARD. Philip C. Bradford. Pa. Engineering Sigma Alpha Epsilon BAXT. Leonard Lebanon. Pa. The College- Sigma Alpha Mu. Druids. Order of the Omega (V. Pres.), S.G. Coordinator of Student Affairs. IFC Fifth Man. Chrm. University Social Comm.. University Entertainment Chrm., Uppcrclass Advisor BAYER. Sambra Youngwood, Pa. Education Delta Phi Epsilon (Sec.) H.E.P. BF.AMENDERFER, Joyce Mount Joy, Pa . Nursing Delta Zcta. Thiysa Amos Award. Basic Student Nurses Assoc.. Womens’ Swim Team. Womens’ Gymnastics Team BECCAR1. Gar McDonald, Pa. The College H.E.P.. Mens’ Glee Club BECK. Anne Allison Park. Pa. The College Kappa Kappa Gamma (Registrar). Panhellemc Council. Mentor. Resident Assistant BECKER, Roslyn Philadelphia. Pa. The College Psi Chi. Parents Weekend 292 Comm.. SUB Social Comm. BF.DNER. Susan Monongahcla. Pa. The College Kappa Kapoa Gamma. Mentor. Resident Assistant, Student Director Comm. BEDZYK. John T. Ambridge. Pa. The College Phi Gamma Delta. Tennis. Mentor. Freshman Orientation Comm. IFC Social Standards Comm.. Secondary Schools Comm. BEHR. Alan Pittsburgh. Pa. Engineering ASCE. ARBA BEITH. Richard Franklin. Pa. The College BELAVICH. Joseph E. Belle Vernon. Pa. The College Della Sigma Phi. Track, Soccer. Intramurals. Men’s Dorm Council, Social Rules Revision Comm.. Resident Assistant. Resident Hall Advisory Comm. (Head) BELDNER. James Merrick. N.Y. The College Delta Sigma Chi. IFC Pres. (Johnstown Campus). H.E.P.. Intramural Football and Softball BELL. Wilhclmina Aliquippa. Pa. The College Delta Sigma Theta BENANCHIETTI. Andrew Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Ski Club. Photo Club BENDER. Daniel W. New Castle. Pa. Engineering Phi Eta Srgma. Omega Chi Epsilon. Sigma Tau (V.Pres.). Skyscraper Engineer. Engineering Cabinet. AICE (Pres.) BENDER. Paula Pittsburgh. Pa. Pharmacy Rho Chi. Quax. LKS. Pitt Capsule BENDICK, Richard Pittsburgh. Pa. Engineering Intramurals Bennett, Jean Staten Island. N.Y. The College Delta Delta Delta BENSON. Larry F-. Conneaut. Ohio Engineering Omicron Delta Kappa. Druids. Skyscraper Engineer. Engineering Bulletin. Intramural Football. Student Government Senator, Engineering Student Cabinet, ASCE (Pres.). Varsity Marching Band. ARBA BERG. Joses Elkins Park. Pa. The College Alpha Epsilon Phi, Y-Corps. Organization Industrial Center Pgn. Tutoring Project BERGMAN. Ellen Garrett Park. Md. The College BERGMAN. Renee Philadelphia, Pa. The College Orchcsis BERGMANN. Douglas Stclling South Orange. NJ. The College Delta Tau Delta. Freshman Orientation Comm., East Asian Club. Freshman Basketball. Fraternity Basketball. Ping Pong BERGSMANN. Ilene Kingston. Pa. The College Delta Phi Epsilon. Pitt News. Young Democrats. Secondary Schools Comm.. H.E.P.. Activities Fair Comm. BERKOWITZ. Norman Hewlett. N.Y. The College Sigma Alpha Mu. Freshman Soccer (Chrm. Bounce for Beats). BERNSTEIN, Cynthia Brooklyn, N.Y. The College SUB Social Comm.. I.S.O.. Young Democrats. Secondary Schools Comm. VERNSTE1N. Pamela Roslyn, N.Y. The College Ski Club. Pitt News BERRY. Bruce Iowa City. Iowa The College Theta Chi. BERS. Gerald Baltimore. Md. The College Sigma Alpha Mu. Pitt Preview. Greek Week Comm. BETTS. Stephen Warsaw. N.Y. The College BETZ. Claudia Johnstown. Pa. Education Kappa Kappa Gamma. Chcerlcading. Glee Club. German Club BEURET. Christopher Berwyn. Pa. The College Phi Gamma Delta. 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The College IntramuraTs. Pitt YMCA. Men’s Dorm Council. Secondary Schools Comm. WRIGHT. David Chagrin Falls. Ohio Engineering Sigma Tau. Skyscraper Engineer. Heinz Chapel Choir (Publ. Mgr.). Mendelssohn Choir. ASCE, Pitt Opera Club, ARBA WRIGHT. Jeffrey Allentown. Pa. The College Phi Delta Psi, Circle K WRIGHT. Karen Marie Newport. Pa. The College Kappa Alpha Theta (V.Prcs.). Freshman Council. Girls Basketball. Ski Club. Y-Corps. Homecoming Comm., Greek Week Comm. WURST. Patricia Ann Eric. Pa. The College Chi Omega. Secondary Schools Comm.. AWS Elections Comm.. Parent’s Weekend Hostess, Ski Club WURSTER. John F. Media. Pa. The College Sigmai Alpha Epsilon. YABLONSK Y. Joanne McMurray. Pa. The College YANAL. Robert Shenandoah. Pa. The College Kappa Sigma. Ideas and Figures. Concert Band YANK. Sofia Folcrofl. Pa. The College Chi Omega. S.G. Senator and REC. Sec.. WPGH. Secondary Schools Comm.. McCormick Hall Sec.-Treas.. Parents’ Weekend Comm. YANKOVIC, Judith Pittsburgh. Pa. The College Della Zeta. Polaris. Mentor. Parent’s Weekend, AWS Elections Comm. (Chrm.). Panhcllcnic Council. Debate Union. Freshman Orientation. Commuter Assoc. YAP. Donald W. M. Honolulu. Hawaii The College Pershing ' Rifles, Baseball Mgr. YF.ARCERS. Terence Irwin. Pa. The College Phi Gamma Delta YOK1M. John Carnegie. Pa. The College Intramurals. WPGH YOUNG. Donald J. Port Washington. N.Y. The College YUSEM. Stephen Philadelphia, Pa. The College Circle K (Treas.) YUTZ. Charlene Munhall. Pa. Education Theta Phi Alpha. Mentor. YMCA. Dorm Council ZAPLIN. Ruth Framingham. Mass. The College H.E.P., Pitt Mnvs ZAUSMER. Elisabeth Glcnrock. NJ. The College OWL (Organiz. Ed.). Y-Corps - Juvenile Court. Pi Delta Epsilon ZAWADA. Edward Dunbar. Pa. Engineering ZAWISLAW. John Conncllsvillc. Pa. The College IntramuraTs ZELEN. Nancy- Port Chester, N.Y. The College Ski Club. Young Democrats. HEP ZEMAITIS, Michael York. P.A. Pharmacy Theta Chi. Phi Delta Chi. Rho Chi ZF.PEL. Richard A. Mount Pocono, Pa. The College O WL. Young Democrats. YMCA. Hiltcl. Pershing Rifles ZESINGER. Peter Eric. Pa. The College IntramuraTs. Men’s Dorm Council. Panther House Oflicer. Young Republicans ZETICK. Edward' Minersville. Pa. The College Alpha Phi Omega (UMOC Chrm.). Men’s Glee Club. House of Lords (Sec.). Slavic Club. Intramurals. SUB Public Relations Comm., Freshman Orientation ZIMMERMAN, Loy Baltimore. Md. The College Phi Eta Sigma ZUCKER. Jeflrcv Haddonficld, N.J. The College Phi Epsilon Pi ZULA. George C. Braddock. Pa. ZYCH. Patricia Forest Hills. Pa. The College Cover. H.E.P.. Commuter Assoc. 311 'f JwLonaJ£ Gamfu t u The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, the newest of the branch campuses, offers local and out-of-state students the pleasant atmosphere of a small rural college while still maintaining the high quality of education that the University of Pittsburgh is known for. The Bradford campus is presently working to become an integral part of that community. Evening and part-time courses are ottered for the residents who desire to further their education at the University. 314 Bradford 315 The University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, now with its new campus open, was originally established to provide a basic two-year undergraduate program to the students of Fayette, Westmoreland and other surrounding counties. Located only about one hour from the main campus in Oakland. Greensburg has that small campus atmosphere that many students prefer. After two years in the Greensburg Liberal Arts or Engineering schools, the students are urged to transfer to the main campus or to any other four year institution. Like any other college the campus at Greensburg, has many extracurricular and social activities including dances, athletics, concerts, and lectures. 316 317 318 The University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, with a projected fall enrollment of more than 1,500 full-time students, soon will embark on a full, four-year academic program — the first regional campus of the University of Pittsburgh to do so. Now, in its forty-first year of operation, the Johnstown branch offers two and three-year programs in the Arts and Sciences, Natural Sciences, and School of Education, along with pre-professional training. It is anticipated that incoming freshmen in the fall of 1969, over 700 in number, will in certain disciplines be able to complete college and meet degree requirements in Johnstown. Expansion of the physical campus already is underway to meet greater demands of a four-year program. A fourth dormitory — Hickory Hall — will be ready for occupancy in September of 1969. Ground-breaking will be held in mid-summer for a new $2.37 million library, and plans are being drawn for an additional dorm. 319 I The University of Pittsburgh at Titusville, with an enrollment of over 300 students, is presently in a massive expansion, improvement, and refinement program. Emphasis is currently placed on the Engineering and Liberal Arts curriculum. Students are encouraged to relocate on the Oakland campus after their stay at the Titusville branch campus. 320 321 Parent Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Kenton C. Abbey Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Akers Mr. and Mrs. Parrick Alfane Mr. and Mrs. William Allen Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Alwine Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Jack B. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Answay Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arens Mr. and Mrs. Harold J. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Augustin Mr. and Mrs. Julius Aussenberg Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth C. Ayers Dorothy M. Bach James and Margaret Baguley Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bakaley Mrs. Joseph Balva Mr. and Mrs. 1. J. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bayer Mrs. R. Paul Bigger John and Louise Blatnik Mrs. Julia Borowski The Harry A. Brickner Family Mr. and Mrs. George S. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bryan Mr. and Mrs. William Buchwald Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Butts Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose R. Campana Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Caracio Mr. and Mrs. Arnold O. Carlson Dennis C. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald D. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Carusone Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cass Mr. and Mrs. Tony Caste The Parents of Robert Chellel, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. George S. Cherry Mr. and Mrs. Brian B. Christman, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George F. Claybaugh Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colella Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Connelley Mr. and Mrs. Reldon W. Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Coulter Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Cowell 322 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dcchmerowski Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deckinger Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. DeLange Elsie and Ben Deutschcr Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Dinkfelt Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Dintenfass Mr. and Mrs Quirino DiSante Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dodds Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dombach Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Downes Ernest W. Dumler Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dunkleberger Mrs. Robert E. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Alan G. Eisenberg Mr. and Mrs. John N. Elachko Mr. and Mrs. Morris Elkan Mr. and Mrs. Bertram Elson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falbo Ned Fenton. Jr. and Verna Fenton Mr. and Mrs. Armand Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ferruti Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Freed Mr. and Mrs. Marshall E. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert D. Fregly Nathan J. and Therese Freudberg Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Frydryck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Frye Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gajdosik Mr. and Mrs. Egon Garten berg Mr. and Mrs. Jerome J. Geller Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gerson Mrs. Jack Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Gindin Mr. and Mrs. August Giorgio Mr. and Mrs. Hyman F. Glass Mr. and Mrs. John O. Glaus Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gnatuk Eli and Sonia Gobstein Mr. and Mrs. Herman L. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Rube Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gonglowski Selma and Harold Goodman Arnold Gordon Leonard M. Greene Sheila and Victor Greene Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Gutierrez Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Heilweil Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R. Herington Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Hertz Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Karl H. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Glen L. Hormel Robert L. Horovitz Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Houk John and Jane Hudock Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutton Edis and Theodore Isen Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Islitzer Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Jack Mr. and Mrs. Earle E. Jacobs. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Jeffrey Mr. and Mrs. K. Herbert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Ross D. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Keenan. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Kelsey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Kenneck Mr. and Mrs. Harr)' Kihn Mr. and Mrs. John A. Kish Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Klaus Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Klein Mr. and Mrs. L. Lloyd Koch Mr. and Mrs. Michael Komichak Mr. and Mrs. John Komisin Mr. and Mrs. Marlin M. Kratochvill Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Langsdale Rita and Manny Lebowitz Mr. and Mrs. Mike Len Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Lenzi Mrs. Niholas Levitske and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Isaac A. Levys Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Liptak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lozier Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Luttner Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. MacLaren Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Magaziner Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mallinger Mr. and Mrs. James J. Marafioti Mr. and Mrs. Irvan V. Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Harold R. Masterman Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mateya Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Matyoska E. Russell May and Betty May Mr. and Mrs. George G. McClintock. Jr. Atty. and Mrs. Joseph P. McCormick Mrs. Delores McLeish Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. McTighe Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Melroy Mr. and Mrs. Philip Meyerson Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Miller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Mishkin Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Moedinger. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morgenstern Mr. and Mrs. Veto W. Morrell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moskowitz Mr. and Mrs. Edwin M. Niemczyk Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Novotny Dr. and Mrs. Arthur J. O’Connor 323 Mr. and Mrs. Edward O'Gorek William and Ruth Olmer Mr. and Mrs. Michael Orehowsky Walter and Marie Orzechowski Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Ott Maurice and Lorraine Patrene William A. Perer. M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic R. Petrini Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pigga Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Filler Dr. and Mrs. Wilson A. Renne Mr. and Mrs. Clarence N. Rider Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Roach Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Robitz Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roderick Mr. and Mrs. Theodore W. Roes'sing Thomas H. Roney, M.D. Agnes M. Roney R.N. Mr. and Mrs. William E. Ross Frank Rubin Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rubino Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ruck Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Russo Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sagotsky Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Saltzman Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Samuel Mrs. Stella T. Sapienza Mr. and Mrs. Nick R. Scanga, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Schuman Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sembert Mr. and Mrs. John Sepanski Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Settle Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Sprignoli Mr. and Mrs. Peter Shalonis Mrs. Walter Shample Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shear Mr. and Mrs. Owen J. Sheekey Bernard Sher Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Shoenfelt Mr. and Mrs. Delmas K. Shofl' Mr. and Mrs. John E. Shott, Jr. 324 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Siebcrt Mr. and Mrs. Philip Singer Mr. and Mrs. John Sipple, Sr. James and Lois Smallhoover Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Sopcisak Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. Steele Mr. and Mrs. James F. Stein Mr. and Mrs. John W. Stein Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Lavern W. Stormer Frederick and Cleo Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Ray Strothman Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Swantek Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Teitelman Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ticgen Dr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Todoro Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tomal Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Toth Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Travolio Mrs. Alice Buchanan Tyler Mr. Harr)' E. Tyler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Uram Mr. and Mrs. Victor Vainieri Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Valentic Nicholas J. and Mary Ann Verner Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ward Toby and Henry Warshavsky Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Watts, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Weagly. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Weisenberg Mr. and Mrs. William Weiss Mr. and Mrs. David C. Whipple Bruce and Nina Williams Edith and Edward Williams Mr. and Mrs. George A. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Wilps Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wosotowsky Mr. and Mrs. Martin Zagorc Florian and Mary Zajdowicz Mr. and Mrs. Saul Zausmer Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zepel 325 PITT’S GOING DRY CANADA DRY JCANADAH L_ DRY j) AN ADA; DRY 5 Robin Benson. Sandy Levinson. Sally Zubrin, Sue Menchel. Jamie Sadock mix with Canada Dry on the steps of the Frick Fine Arts Building. 326 PITT CLASS RINGS OFFICIAL DESIGN This design has been traditional for more than 50 years and is approved by University authorities and the Student Ring Committee. L. G. BALFOUR CO. 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PENNSYLVANIA 332 “READ AND WATCH YOUR WORLD GROW” THE BOOK CENTER 333 Index Advertising .................................... 326 Air Force ROTC.................................. 162 Alpha Delta Pi ................................. 234 Alpha Epsilon Delta ............................ 188 Alpha Epsilon Phi................................236 Alpha Phi Omega................................. 166 Army ROTC....................................... 163 Associated Women Students ...................... 164 Athletics ........................................72 Blacks....................................•. . . 128 Cheerleaders ................................... 167 Chi Omega .......................................238 Commuter......................................... 14 Cwens........................................... 189 Delta Delta Delta .............................. 240 Delta Phi ...................................... 204 Delta Phi Epsilon .............................. 242 Delta Sigma Phi ................................ 206 Delta Tau Delta .................................208 Delta Zeta...................................... 244 Dorms.............................................20 Druids.......................................... 190 Entertainment ....................................50 Eta Kappa Nu ................................... 191 Football Weekends ................................34 Great Professors ............................... 136 Greeks............................................26 Greeks.......................................... 200 Honoraries...................................... 186 334 Ideas and Figures............................ 154 Intrafraternity Council ......................202 Junior Worthies.............................. 262 Kappa Alpha Theta ........................... 246 Kappa Kappa Gamma ........................... 248 Kappa Kappa Psi ............................. 192 Kappa Sigma ................................. 210 Liberal Arts Cabinet ........................ 171 Men’s Council................................ 174 Men’s Dorm Council........................... 172 Men’s Glee Club.............................. 176 Mortar Board ................................ 193 Mr. and Miss Pitt............................ 258 Oakland ....................................... 4 Office of Student Publications .............. 158 Omicron Delta Kappa.......................... 194 ODK Man of the Year...........................259 Orchesis..................................... 177 Organizations................................ 160 Owl.......................................... 150 Owl Hall of Fame............................. 260 Panhellenic Council.......................... 232 Parent Patrons................................322 Phi Epsilon Pi................................212 Phi Eta Sigma................................ 196 Phi Gamma Delta.............................. 214 Phi Kappa Theta ..............................216 Phi Sigma Sigma.............................. 250 Pi Delta Epsilon............................. 197 Pi Lambda Phi ................................218 Pitt Hosts and Hostesses....................... 179 Pitt News ..................................... 152 Polaris........................................ 155 Publications................................... 148 Quo Vadis.......................................178 Regional Campuses.............................. 312 Senior Index .................................292 Senior Portraits............................... 264 Sigma Alpha Epsilon......................... 220 Sigma Alpha Mu ..............................222 Sigma Chi...................................... 224 Sigma Delta Tau.............................. 252 Sigma Tau ................................. 198 Sigma Theta Tau ............................. 199 Skyscraper Engineer............................ 156 Student Government ............................ 180 Student Rights...................................98 Student Union Board ........................... 182 Triangle....................................... 228 Tau Beta Sigma ................................ 192 Theta Chi ..................................... 226 Theta Phi Alpha ............................... 254 University Oratory............................. 184 Vrana Photo Award ............................. 159 William Pitt Debate Union...................... 168 WPGH .......................................... 157 Zeta Beta Tau.................................. 230 335 Early in February I decided to save four pages in this book for my final comments without knowing what I’d say. I have considered giving my opinions of the past year here; but I now think that has already been done. The 1969 OWL is now virtually completed. I can now look back at it and wonder about my mistakes and successes. I can think of the long hours and lonely walls of 400 Schenley Hall. I think of the people who tried to help and all the times I’ve turned them down. Each Editor says that his year will be different; that he will supervise, while the staff actually does the work. He says that he will delegate authority and only edit; however, this is always a great myth. I and every editor before me has been a tyrant when it came to demanding excellence, and a fool when it came to doing so much of the work by myself. Editors are short-tempered. One is impatient and would rather do something oneself than explain to another what must be done. It was only at those moments when reason surpassed personal desire that this editor called upon and could work with his small, but dedicated staff. Bless them! It is to these few that the praise must go, as well as my deepest gratitude. I must thank my two predecessors, Pat and Earl, who taught me what a yearbook really is. To quote them, “This is not a yearbook, but a ‘Book of the Year’ and the Editor doesn’t edit the book, he lives it.’’ I wrote on the OWL page that a yearbook is for everyone; however, this really isn’t so: it is for the Editor, the Staff, and then the public. I now must mention my two Associate Editors, who tried to handle some of the headaches that an editor always encounters. I dare to think of this past year without the two of them — Carole and Nancy. It was my sister, Carole, who bore the brunt of my anger; for I knew she would never quit. How can you walk out on your brother? Then there was Nancy, the other half of this helpful duo. She was a Girl Friday, who for four years has handled the grief of the many campus organizations that the Owl is associated with. It’s rare that anyone stays on the staff for four years; but both of these two did it, and were of the greatest assistance to this Editor. 337 338 Next on the list of helpful assistants were Ross and Bob, the nucleus of my photo staff. Even my unreasonable demands were met, approximately when I wanted them done. I also thank the rest of the photo staff — Moss, Martin, Bob, Dave, Harry, Jesse, and all the rest — without whose help this book would never have been completed. For almost six months we didn’t have a Literary Editor, then my promoted Office Manager, Becky filled the position in a more than able manner. Now for Mona and Carol, my two Executive Assistants. No one had more desire than Mona, who will serve as the Associate Editor of next year’s book. Her main task toward the end of this year was listening to me when things really looked disgusting and dark. Carol is mentioned last; for she was the only one who saw the end of this bird. I really thank you; without the slave labor performed near the end. I might still be working. Several others must now be noted: Jane, for her variety of talents on both sides of the staff; Mike, for his excellence in handling the Business Affairs when things had to be running tightly; Joe, for his circulations staff workers. All but two have now been mentioned: all but Larry Pirnie and Sylvan Pinto. Without Larry, this book might never have ended as it did. He has worked as both friend and consultant. Your encouragement and assistance will always be remembered. Syl, too, our new American man — 1 think we both learned on this book. Thank you. too. I must add a special thanks to Pat McKenrick, for his color photography and Mrs. Esther Kitzes, for helping when asked. I have also considered rapping people in this section. I could thank the 1968-69 Allocations Committee for not giving us enough money. I could mention the '68-’69 Orientation Committee for preventing us from selling as many books as we might have; but I doubt if either statement would matter, and its not worth wasting space listing their names. I shall not end in the conventional manner of blessing the following year’s editor; for he shall be me. I shall just tell Mona, Carol, Jim, and Bob that we have a tough act to follow. Lord help us next year, if people think this book is too daring. B.S.B. 339 Specifications The 1969 OWL of the University of Pittsburgh has been printed by the offset lithographic process of the American Yearbook Company located in Cambridge, Maryland. The stock on which Book I is printed is 80 Vclva White, matte finish paper. Book II is printed on 80 Tru White Enamel paper. The Cardboard Box and the Glossed Enamel Covers were also printed by the American Yearbook Company. The body copy in Book I is all hand written or printed; the body copy in Book II is 10 pt. Times-Roman, with 24 pt. Times-Roman used for copy heads. The caption identification for the organization section and senior index is set in 8 pt. Times-Roman. The photographs in the books are the work of undergraduates at the University with the exception of the color photographs by Pat McKenrick and regional campus pictures provided by the individual campuses, the Regional Campus Office, and the Johnstown Tribune-Democrat. The Senior portraits were taken by Delma Studios of New York City. The winners of the Greek Photo Contest were Chi Omega Sorority and Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity. Second Place was awarded to Alpha Delta Pi Sorority and the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta. 340 f. Editor-in-Chief Bruce Barr Associate Editors Carole Barr Literary Editor Nancy Sundheimer Rebecca Clokey Executive Assistants Mona Gittleman Layout Assistant Carol Levy Jim Hauger Organization Staff Barbara Sundheimer Sports Editor Ann Goldman Roy Jacobs Contributors David Ehrenwerth Photo Editor James Ranii Susan Bloom Ross Johnston Assistant Photo Editor Robert Donaldson Photography Staff Moss Aubrey. Jesse Cohen, Robert Dobson. Harry Ednie. David Greso, Robert Koenig. Thomas Lee, Ronald Radwin, Barry Schlacter. Martin Sibanda. Kirby Steining. David Walsh, David White, Thomas Streever Business Manager Jane Deutscher Comptroller Michael Zagorc Circulation Manager Joseph Kohonoski Organization Manager Elizabeth Zausmer Advertising Manager Harry Taub Asst. Advertising Mgr. Ira Udell
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