West Chester University - Serpentine Yearbook (West Chester, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1960 volume:

Special Collections - Display Copy ARCHIVES FRANCIS HARVEY GREEN LIBRARY State Teachers College West Chester, Pa. Class ____J?0 7J. 6I65 w i960 : -:: ' - J ' • J C m 0(ytM.ixj tjii The details of places, people, and times ore not remembered in their entirety. A happy day or a beautiful experience forgotten for the moment often is recalled by a tangible object that holds an element of association. From the tangible objects of West Chester State Teachers College is molded the theme of the 1960 Serpenfine. The community of West Chester is replete with traditions and is a living symbol of progress steeped in historical environment. This community is the home of a college that emerges from its environment as an institution nestled in tradition and eager for advancement. The advances of the college are both progressive and ambitious and add to previous accomplishments to form a wealth of symbols with character and reverence. As a state college West Chester has strong bonds with the Commonwealth — thus the name of the college in the form of the state symbol marks the symbolic beginning of the Serpenfine. ' PV h r ' lH BiMl U r m A desk, a book, a searching mind plus intellectual brightness encompassing the still face in the still room . . . The change occurring behind these eyes radiates more brightness than the light over the desk. nain buildings in an enclosure. The students are the living symbols of a campus; students fmd in a campus areas to meet, discuss, and stimulate social and intellectual growth. The Ram Campus is unique and exhibits individuality as students walk, relax, and work surrounded by the buildings of serpentine. C3oiA£e cU CAMPUS 1-16 ADMINISTRATION 17-32 SENIORS 33-82 UNDERCLASSMEN 83-92 ACTIVITIES 93-124 FEATURES 125-132 SPORTS 133-163 SENIOR DIRECTORY 164-177 ADVERTISEMENTS 178-188 331 6 ' ' W. PI ■pP??v;:-; • Af ' :., ! i ' ' i f i, . ..•f ; ! X .■ ; a ?vs4:- . ' p -: ' ' ' i ■■•■ ' v. ' , ' . -■ - ■- •■ ' ?♦ ' •-ij. ' - r •.-.:y ' ' .s ■ ' • , • 5 - =, :? ' !:? fe 1 •..; i ' :-U -i: ; ' ;--Cr- • ' ; i..: ■ ' v,- ,- ' ,-- vt iOSi LIFE ovt ffcj f2ft Wt As students freely congregate for relaxation or study they symbolize the flexibility of youth that will be tempered by wisdom that comes with increasing experiences. Young people pausing from the bust- ling world And tranquility in the buildings of ser- pentine. With discernment, the students view the surroundings and thus extract the beneficial and the productive to formulate enriching experiences. — -.— ?c: ' X C iMnJjp iaA ■ M ■ ' 5 1.11 I ' (111 ij ( 2 ■ iHB IK- 2 P --- BC 7 i k— W ,-..;■;. ' lir w f iHl_ A H :l 1 Successful study depends upon a comfortable environment. Study extends learning beyond the formal confines of a classroom, develops many idiosyncrasies of modes and manners. Each study habit produces a meaningful symbol. Small elements of study — a desk, a chair, a quiet room, and an underlined text — may be recalled by a familiar room or building. The surroundings, the tangible objects, are personal; individuality originates in these specific signs, but by association v ith more general signs students are reminded of, and recall moments of tedious and self-satisfying study. « tuid(ji I u 3- r yALB ' « Cdo vJl ■ . ' .«■; GoMicpfAA ; {dGjj ' dJu ' %■■ Moments of relaxation are used wisely throughout the day and night as the denizens of the Pig and Rams Head Inn form a close union within the student body. Through conversation mingled with cokes and coffee many ties are formed and many lasting friendships initiated. The good will that is invoked through recreation is further strengthened by the guiding symbol of the Ram. RAMS HEAD INN i iliA SigL 1 rvftn t 11 itmm. 1 BrnM-wmm -vX- ■• ■ m ma-f lH ■ Hb ' V ftii-nl. ll ■■ -- - ' .iiiifir Many physical structures offer, with firmness and strength, an invitation to enter and seek knowledge when passing through their portals. The archway of Anderson Hall stands as a bulwark offering refuge for those eager for education. The entrances to each room of the library and the main entrance provoke learning and inject strength and encourage- ment as we pass through. The card catalogue pre- sents a staunch barricade on the one side of the library and bids all to enter, see, and find correct paths of study. Entrances symbolize the transition between seeking and finding, ignorance and educa- tion, until, through graduation, we pass the final Gateway to Knowledge. wet io rCvtWA;tGc(cr 13 :S; l M ). As progress is attained, students realize that the cycle of notetaking, reading, and research must be culminated. Theory begins all — then gradually activities begin to loom into the future until there is a merger of theory and practice. In the senior year the final application advances, and all theory, all activities, all practice is combined to form the final application of knowledge — student teaching. The union of all formal and acquired knowledge is finally realized as we are faced by a real teaching experience. 14 9 k J3 ' £ ' ■ J •« .■ , V ?t w- • Jf3 The barracks, home for many West Chester Men. The practice rooms, sanctuary for the Music Majors. JrKjOtc io- K viKj ivihe v The Moin Dormitory, the center of octivity of Women Resident Students. « ' If II [ ' iL-v Lam i ' — ■ ahjjiL Jr ' i ■S il :ll ' -■■ -• -r K-;- II ' r. i1 V K ft M i - M P BpCTrvy . ( v-7 Ml ™l i ' = U-i i W7 S ' 1 ■ k -s, • • - • ■ ...A-:: - rt m fvv ' • v- r - - -- ;l ! .: !W ' , . ■ - 1 V ' ' ' i S • m ♦, - 16 ' ■a.li hf-Jt . -lin, ' ' ' «„ ' ' io, ' ' (t,, t ' ' On, ' , fO JAH ' BONP .j- dministration and Faculty Dedication Dr. Charles S. Swope Dr. L. Forrest Free They are not dead who live in lives they leave behind; In those whom they have blessed, they live a life again. And shall live, through the years. Eternal life, and grow each day more beautiful As time declares their good. Forgets the rest, and proves their immortality. Hugh Robert Orr 18 The twenty-four years of Dr. Charles S. Swope ' s presidency were marked by growth in all aspects of life at West Chester State Teachers College. Despite the influence of a tragic world war, the college saw the beginning of a tremendous building program designed to provide more adequate conditions for housing and education on campus. We ore witnessing a phase of this program today. Scholastic progress continued and reached on apex in the approval of the graduate program. West Chester State ' s reputation reached on all-time high. Dr. Swope was constantly in personal contact with college activities. Early each fall he and Mrs. Swope welcomed new students at a tea in Tonglewood. He enjoyed renewing these early acquaintances at various receptions and dinners, guiding us in planning major events, and joining with us to cheer the teams on to victory. His interests were those of a dedicated administrator and an ardent alumnus. We of West Chester State Teachers College are indeed fortunate that Dr. Swope spent his life for something lasting, the improvement of our beloved Alma Mater. His professional attitude was an outstanding quality of Dr. L. Forrest Free, Dean of Instruction at West Chester State Teachers College from 1951 to 1959. His desire to maintain and improve the high scholastic rating of the college was evidenced in endless hours of research and study and was realized in many curriculum improvements during his administration. Under his leadership the various departments performed an intense self-analysis in preparation for the evaluation in 1958 of college accrediting committees. This program demonstrated its success in the re- accrediting of the college by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and the Notional Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education. Dr. Free was an interested and tireless participant in community and campus activities. Although his duties as Dean demanded much of his time, he valued highly his opportunities to meet new people. Each semester he displayed his interest in the individual student by helping personally those with perplexing schedule adjustments. We of West Chester State Teachers College recognize the influence of Dr. Free. May we never foil to appreciate it. In memory of these fwo men who live in lives they leave behind we dedicate this SERPENTINE. 3G165 19 President Dr. H. La Rue Frain, Acting President, cheers nthusiastically for another Golden Ram Victory. Our introduction and association with Dr. Frain has been fleeting, but in this year we have realized his constructive leadership and calm counsel. The ofFice of the president is a combination of trivial busy work and unprecedented decisions necessary to the vast progressive improvements on our campus. As the times change, policies must be revised with expert guidance and keen foresight. The student body through representatives often present impulsive demands with fervor, but we have seen in the tranquil office of President Frain that He is indeed wise who does not bid you enter the house of knowledge, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own understanding. During our short association we have seen Dr. Frain as a ready participant in the various phases of campus life, and we are indeed grateful for this active interest. As we leave we say, Thank you. Dr. Frain, for your sincere participation, and friendship. With admiration and a warm glow we will always remember you and the innovations you brought to West Chester State Teachers College. 20 DR. EARL F. SYKES Acting Dean of Instruction, Assistant to the President EMIL H. MESSIKOMER Acting Assistant Dean of Instruction DR. MARK M. EVANS Director of Student Teaching, Placement DR. PAUL B. ROSS Director of Admissions DR. JACK A. OWENS Acting Director of Student Personnel Administration EVEREH SHAEFER Business Manager HERBERT J. CLAVIER Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds  %ir SARAH F. D. MILLER Registrar 21 JANE M. CATON Dean of Women BERNICE H. BERNATZ Assistant Dean of Women MARY SCHINAGL Assistant Dean of Women H f Deans of Men and Women ROBERT M. MITTEN Assistant Dean of Men 22 Board of Trustees At the present time five professional educators, one lawyer, two housewives, and one manufacturer form the Board of Trustees. They are appointed by the Governor with Senate confirmation, for a term of six years to direct and control the property and management of the college, elect the president subject to the approval of the Governor, appoint officers and employees, fix the salaries of em- ployees, and subject to the approval of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, make such by-laws, rules, and regulations for the man- agement of the institution as they may deem advisable. All these powers are delegated to this small group, the holders of the raw materials that are refined to form the finished product, the policies and standards of West Chester State Teachers College. Dr. Charles W. David, President of the Board of Trustees has a baclcground as Professor of History, Bryn Mawr College; Emeritus Director of the Library, University of Pennsylvania; and nov is Librarian of Longwood Library; and a Director of the Longv ood Foundation. BOARD OF TRUSTEES - Seated, Left to Right: Mrs. Elizabeth R. Row, Dr. Charles W. David, President; Mrs. J. Herbert Chambers, Secretary; Mrs. Nolan Atkinson. Standing, left fo Right: Dr. Earl F. Sykes, Consultant to the Board; Dr. John S. Adams, Jr., Vice-President; Mr. Harry C. Symons, Dr. H. La Rue Frain, member of the board and Acting President of the college; Mr. Robert R. Batt, Mr. Robert M. Urbani. l J The human body ... an instrument of lyrical expression ... an athletic tool . . . these ore the elements presented to the Health ond Physical Education Department. Firsf row, left to right: Mrs. Cottrell, Mrs. Taylor, Miss Margerum, Dr. Sturzebecker, Department Head; Miss Schaub, Miss Vanish, Mr. Lorboch. Second row: Mr. Mitten, Dr. Cottrell, Dr. Owens, Mr. Norris, Miss Reed, Miss Coates, Miss Leach. Third row: Mr. Cochran, Mr. Davis, Dr. Swegon, Mr. Orloski, Mr. Miller. Not pictured: Mr. Twardowski, Mr. Reese. Seoted: Miss Wiant, Dr. Keinnard, Department Heod. Standing: Mr. Hawthorne, Dr. Langdon. The Geography Department brings the physicol world to the students of West Chester. Faculty Head of the Art Department, Mr. Hallman consults with Miss Simmendinger and Mr. McKinney over matters of clay, oils, or charcoals. 24 No book can convey the special spirit of literoture ; thus we hove the interpreters— the English Depart- ment. Seoled, left (o right: Mrs. Turner, Miss Ramsey, Mrs. Faucett, Dr. Slogle, Department Head; Miss Tyson, Dr. Bailey. Second row: Mr. Roberts, Dr. Binney, Mr. Londrum, Mr. Clokey, Mr. Eisenberg, Dr. Berry, Mr. Thomas, Mr. McEntire. Faculty The eol use of scie nee is to 1 men t th ; know led ge of the stroct, esse ntial, e tern al truth. leader s — the Sc en e Departm Seoted, e ( (0 r ' gh : Miss Gre wood, Dr. Gord on Departm Head. Sla nding: Mr s. Shivers, Trezis ' , M . Rickert, Dr. Brodd Roger , M r. McC onr ell. Not tured: Dr. McTov sh. Mr. Skiiler The sum of the ports is equal to the whole. The Mothemotics Deportment join to form a meaningful whole. Seated, left to right: Dr. Travis, Dr. Filono, Deportment Head; Miss Ber- notz. Standing: Mrs. Stanley, Mr. Geschwindt, Mrs. Shivers. 25 Study endows us with knowledge of our culture as expressed in our literature. The librorians, the guar- dians of our literature; seofed, left fo right: Miss Hall, Mrs. Smith, Miss Conbeer. Standing: Mr. Hack- ert, Mrs. Mosteller, Mr. Hall, Head Librarian; Miss Collicott, Mr. Kerchner. The termination of oil theory is application — the source of opplicotion of knowledge is facilitated by the staff of the Demonstration School. Seofed, left to right: Miss Meredith, Mr. Childers, Principal; Miss Smith. Standing, leU fo right: Mrs. Leuiken, Mrs. Kulp, Miss Wolfangle, Miss llgenfritz, Mr. Talley. Faculty The study of what man as a social being has thought, said, and done is presented by the Social Studies Department. Seated, lell to right: Miss Wiont, Mrs. Ivins, Dr. Andes, Department Head; Mrs. Shur, Dr. Maneval. Second row: Dr. Vollbrecht, Mr. Mor- gan, Dr. Everett, Dr. Harding, Mr. Benner, Dr. Fleck, Mr. Shaffer. Faculty The transformation from a book situation to a classroom experi- ence Is perfected by the Educ (o right: Mr Second row: Dr. Hill, Mr Mr. Stude Emery, Mr Martin, Dr. Gre nund. Dr. Micken. Kulp, Dr. Bannon, ition Department. First row, left s. Dr. Bendo, Department Head. King, Dr. Weogley. Third row: dien. Fourth row: Mr. Stroyer, Not pictured: Dr. Bonder, Mr. Mr. Patterson. in the With mus symphony Gottlieb, ...ad; Mi.. Stonding: Mr. C ir hearts the Music Department blends into the ■ge life. Seofed, left to right: Dr. Johns, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Bernard, Dr. Mitch Mr. Middleton, Miss Sheppord, M spartment neaa; miss wiiiiams, wr. vMoaieion, v iS5 ineppora, v r. Dorrow. Stonding: Mr. Carson, Dr. Antonowich, Dr. Cheesmon, Mr. Carl, Dr. Jones, Mr. Gutscher, Dr. Fletcher, Mr. Whitten, Mr. Sprenkle, Mr. Sweet. Nor pictured: Dr. Wilkinson, Mrs. Kelly, Dr. Wright. 27 office Staff - Anderson Hall Mrs. Concannon, Assistont Secretary, Placement Offii Seated: Mrs. Gibson, Secretary to Dean of Admissions. Standing: Mrs. Gregg, Assistant Secretory to the Dean of Admissions. Left to right: Mrs. Keenan, Secretary to Dean of Men, Mrs. Hoffman, Secretary lo Athletic Director. Mrs. Grubb, Secretary, Audio-Visual Aid Department. 28 Miss Dillow, Secretary to Registrar Secretarial staff in Office of President and Dean of Instruction. Seated: Miss Weir Standing: Miss Wylie, Mrs. Allison, Miss Yarnall. V il-4 ( Office Staff - Phillips Memorial Building Staff of Business Office — Seofed, left fc right: Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Lacy, Mrs. Perdue. Standing: Mr. Crowder, Mrs. Hyott, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Patton. Tfiird row: Miss Griffith, Miss Lumis. L ' Phr- 29 The waiters ore busy keeping students happy with an end product sho an orderly, pleasant dining hall. Mail — the one ray of light from the outside world upon the campus Dining Hall — Post Office Mrs. Rodebough and Mrs. Connell are kept busy with all the daily mail deliveries and trying to answer the inevitable question, Is all the mail out, yet? 30 Guardians of the hearth ond home -the housemothers; Mrs. Otto, Mrs. Pfost, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Weinandt. Main Dorm and Infirmary In case of emergency — call Mrs. Tuter, Dr. Kistler or Miss Eves. Mrs. Speakman and Mrs. Devine, housekeepers of Main Dorm, in their orderly manner do their best to bring comfort and convenience into the dormitory. Cooperation and cheerfulness follow the fomiliar words, Extension please, of the telephone operators. Left to Right: Miss McCormick, Mrs. Pierce, Miss Connell. Seated: Mrs. McCormick. 31 Comprehensive Study of the Future Campus The picture below is an architect ' s sketch of the future campus. Only three of the present buildings will remain unaltered when the construction is com- pleted — Philips Memorial Building and Anderson Hall (located in the lower right section) and the Field House (located in the lower left section). According to plan, all of the other buildings will be new or an extensive remodeling of the old. w ft If M class Officers and Advisors 34 Advisors: Mrs. Ethel Haas, Mr. John Gulscher, Officers: Richard Dietrich, President; Fred Wohler, Vi President; Morjorie DeLoca, Treasurer; Mildred Rocco, Secretary. ELEMENTARY - LeH fo Right.- Brenda Applegren, Helene Brancato, Hoiel Kinord, Alice Brinton, Nancy Amos. Standing, Left (o Right: Robert Kerner, Borbaro Banks, Mary Emma Wright, Elaine Stone, Mary Emma Weiler, Louis Prinzivalli. SECONDARY - Left to Right: Jeonne Petz, Agnes Anderson. Standing, Left to Right: Richard Dietrich, John Smythe, Jomes Auch. Who ' s Who To be selected for the annual publication. Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universifies, is an honor bestowed upon those students who have distinguished themselves in scholastic achievement and campus citizenship. Students chosen for Who ' s Who represent the leaders in each of the four curricula. 1 i — ( ' L 1 1 K ' ' H i J 1 IhI fi vSjIh I MUSIC Stondir - Left to Right: Nancy Weber, Nancy Billig. ig. Left to Right: David Linton, Richard Merrell. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Left to Right: Corolyn Heberle, Geroldine Ashton, Saundr Standing, Left to Right: Fred Wohler, Kenneth Campbell, Robert Chenvert, Gene Dovis. 35 BARBARA J. ADAMS Elementary Education SUSAN R. ADAMS Elementary Education ROSEMARY V. ADELMANN Elementary Education MARIE R. AMMAN Elementary Education GEORGE C. ALLISON Health Physical Education NANCY E. AMOS Elementary Education JOHN F. ALLISON Health Physical Education A AGNES C. ANDERSON Secondary Education LYNA L. ANDERSON Health Physical Education RUTH I. ANGELO Elementary Education JOHN P. ANGELUS Health Physical Education BRENDA E. APPELGREN Elementary Education ROBERTA R. ASH Music Education GERALDINE L. ASHTON Health Physical Education JAMES M. AUCH, JR. Secondary Education FRANCES L. BAER Elementary Education WILLIAM A. BAILEY Health Physical Education BARBARA H. BAKER Elementary Education DOLORES A. BAKER Elementary Education c JOHN D. ANGENY Secondary Education BARBARA E. BANKS Elementary Education I CAROL A. BARBER Elementary Education ALISON L. BARD Elementary Education i RICHARD C. BARRACLOUGH Secondary Education JOHN A. BARNES Music Education JOSEPH A. BARONE Music Education CHARLES J. BASTIAN Secondary Education JAMES H. BAXTER, JR. Secondary Education ELVERNA D. BELL Elementary Education WILLIAM H. BELL Secondary Education HARVEY D. BENNETT Health Physical Education ill RICHARD A. BERNHART Secondary Education BEVERLY G. BEST Health Physical Education WALTER E. BILBROUGH Secondary Education JOHN P. BLACK, JR. Secondary Education GEORGE C. BOEHMLER Secondary Education MILDRED A. BONNER Secondary Education 39 JEAN A. BOYD Secondary Education HELENE H. BRANCATO Elementary Education RICHARD G. BRANTON Secondary Education k JAMES B. BRICE Secondary Education SANDRA L. BRICKLEY Elementary Education PAUL G. BRIEGEL Health Physical Education ANN P. BRIGNOLA Secondary Education ALICE C. BRINTON Elementary Education GERALD W. BRITTAIN Health Physical Education NANCY K. BRITTINGHAM Elementary Education CAROLYN H. BROSIUS Secondary Education 4 FRANK J. BROWN Health Physical Education GEORGE D. BROWN, JR. Music Education GERALD L. BROWN Music Education MARILYN E. BROWN Elementary Education BARBARA JO BUCK Elementary Education JANNETTE E. BURGESS Elementary Education ROY C. BURI Secondary Education LOUIS M. BUTLER Secondary Education JEANNE L. BROTHERS Music Education 4isr «- m RICHARD L. BYERS Secondary Education PAUL V. CAMAROTE Health Physical Education ROBERT K. CAMPBELL Health Physical Education ANGELINE J. CARUSO Elementary Education KATHRYN A. CARLIN Elementary Education JOHN D. CASSEL Health Physical Education JOHN R. CARMAN Music Education ANN E. CHAPLIN Elementary Education 4ii STANLEY CHAPMAN Health Physical Education RICHARD L. CHARLES Health Physical Education ROBERT A. CHENVERT Health Physical Education DENNIS V. CIANCIOSI Music Education MARILYN H. COOL Health Physical Education JOANNE CLARK Elementary Education HERMENIA T. COOPER Secondary Education MARVIN S. COHEN Elementary Education ROBERT W. COOPER Health Physical Education MARIAN D. COSTA Elementary Education WILLIAM C. CURNOW Music Education JOYCE A. CHRISTMAN Secondary Education A BARBARA L. CUTILLO Health Physical Education NANCY H. DA COSTA Music Education FRANCIS M. D ' AMICO Music Education ROBERT R. DAVIS Health Physical Education FRANKLIN R. DAVIS Secondary Education WAYNE G. DAVIS Health Physical Education LAWRENCE O. DAVIS Health Physical Education 4. ■s %. JOSEPH R. DAWSON Elementary Education MARJORIE A. DE LUCA Secondary Education JUNE B. DE BOLT Secondary Education JAMES P. DELANEY Health Physical Education MICHAEL R. DEL NERO Secondary Education JOHN V. DEMKO Elementary Education JOYCE M. DENT Elementary Education ALFRED J. DESIMONE Music Education L. RAYMOND DESTAFNEY Elementary Education DIANE R. DEVILBISS Music Education • JACQUELINE M. DE VITIS Elementary Education RICHARD P. DIETRICH Secondary Education MARGARET H. Dl MARCO Elementary Education 45 ALFONSINA M. D ' IPPOLITO Secondary Education RUTH M. DIXON Elementary Education JAMES J. DORSEY Secondary Education FRANCES M. ORAKEFORD Elementary Education J- SHIRLEY A. DRIBELBISS Music Education GERTRUDE A. DUNN Health Physical Education fL ROSE EDELEN Elementary Education BARBARA A. EDWARDS Secondary Education BARBARA K. ELVIN Elementary Education GALE L. EMEL Elementary Education A(, JUNE EVANS Elementary Education FRANKLIN M. EWING Health Physical Education iLA BEATRICE E. FADDIS Music Education ROBERT F. FANELLI Music Education LEWIS J. FARINA Secondary Education GARY W. FELLOWS Secondary Education PETRONILLA C. FAZIO Health Physical Education BARRY W. FERICH Health Physical Education HENRY A. FIELD Secondary Education ROBERT B. FELDKIRCHER Health Physical Education 47 :m BARBARA J. FINN Elementary Education JOHN G. FITZGERALD Health Physical Education BETTY J. FISH Elementary Education . =«i(i JERROLD E. FISHER, JR. Music Education MARGARET E. FITZMAURICE Elementary Education mk GLENN S. FORD Secondary Education BARBARA J. FORNEY Music Education MICHAEL C. FRANCESCHINI Health Physical Education NICHOLAS FREDERICK Secondary Education STANLEY L. FREEDMAN Health Physical Education ANITA M. FREET Health Physical Education DOROTHY L. FUNDA Secondary Education JEAN M. GAULLO Music Education JOHN T. GALLAGHER Elementary Education MARTHA E. FURMAN Health Physical Education JOSEPH A. GANGEMI Music Education ANNE L. GEHRET Music Education JUDITH A. GALLAGHER Elementary Education JAMES C. GALLAGHER Elementary Education HAROLD A. FRIESLEBEN Health Physical Education JUDITH A. GENTILE Elementary Education y. ROBERT W. GEORGE Secondary Education HARRY A. GIAMO Music Education ITT «f . W ' • HENRY R. GILBERT, JR. Secondary Education JOY W. GILMORE Elementary Education ELIZABETH A. GITTINGS Music Education (J ARDETH A. GLARNER Secondary Education DIANE C. GLYNN Elementary Education JOANNE E. GOLDIN Health Physical Education JOHN B. GOSNAY Health Physical Education ANN MARIE GOUGH Elemertfary Education CHARLES D. GRAVES Music Education MARGARET E. GRAYBEAL Elementary Education GLENN L. GRUVER Health Physical Education SUZANNE GREINER Secondary Education HILDA M. GUERRA Music Education PATRICIA A. GUISE Elementary Education NANCY F. GUSS Elementary Education tfffi 9 NOEL P. GRANZOW Secondary Education RONALD A. GUTEK Health Physical Education DIANNE M. HAIR Music Education ELEANOR J. HANNA Elementary Education WILLIAM G. HARDISON Secondary Education LENORE M. HARBOLD Music Education VIRGINIA J. HARE Elementary Education NORMAN C. HARRISON, JR. Music Education PATRICIA A. HARRISON Health Physical Education ROBERT L. HART Secondary Education LAWRENCE R. HARVEY Health Physical Education WILLIAM C. HAUCK Health Physical Education FRANCES E. HAUSMANN Secondary Education i -« 1 CAROLYN M. HEBERLE Health Physical Education JOAN U. HEDRICK Elementary Education MARYANN F. HEPBURN Elementary Education EHA J. HERSHEY Music Education ROBERT I. HOFFMAN Elementary Education ROBERT F. HOUSE Health Physical Education JACK H. HOUTZ Health Physical Education 53 ' RAY S. HUBER Health Physical Education ANNE W. HUGHES Music Education WILLIAM A. HUMMER, JR. Secondary Education DANIEL G. HUTCHINSON Secondary Education NANCY J. HUTCHINSON Elementary Education CAROL M. HYDE Elementary Education JACQUELINE S. HYLAND Elementary Education ROSEMARY K. JAKUBOWSKI Elementary Education CATHERINE JOHNSON Elementary Education JOAN B. JOHNSON Elementary Education 14 CHRISTOPHER B. JONES Health Physical Education MERVIN J. JONES Health Physical Education NOLAN F. JONES Elementary Education RHOANN M. JONES Elementary Education D. DIANE KAHLE Elementary Education MARTHA E. KEEBLER Elementary Education ANDREW K. KELLY Health Physical Education SARA H. KENT Music Education HAROLD E. KERN Music Education 55 THEODORE L. KIRSCH Secondary Education 3 - LOIS A. KLATT Health Physical Education FREDA A. KLINE Health Physical Education ■Srt ROBERT F. KLINE Secondary Education THADDEUS M. KOWAL Health Physical Education DAVID H. KRALL Secondary Education DONALD W. LAMBERT Health Physical Education RAY L. KREIDER Health Physical Education MARTIN A. KRASAVAGE, JR. Health Physical Education THOMAS F. LAMBERT Music Education MARTHA J. LAMBORN Elementary Education JOEL M. KUHARIK Health Physical Education SUSAN J. KRASH Elementary Education 57 BARBARA F. LAMP Elementary Education iiK iihi.w .„iA KENNETH L. LENNON Health Physical Education : ' CAROLYN D. LANE Health Physical Education CHARLOTTE LANDIS Elementary Education JAMES G. LEVEILLE Secondary Education JO ANN L. LANDIS Elementary Education EARL E. LEIGHT Secondary Education DARYL B. LICHTY Health Physical Education DAVID P. LINTON Music Education JEAN D. LITWAK Secondary Education ■ss LORNA L. LONG Music Education MICHAEL G. LUNN Health Physical Education tk CLARENCE A. LYNN, JR. Secondary Education 4 BARBARA R. MAC MULLIN Elementary Education LOIS A. MAC BETH Elementary Education BARBARA M. MANDELL Elementary Education DONALD C. MAC CAIN Secondary Education ROBERT W. MARTENS Health Physical Education FRANCIS J. MARTIN Music Education ANTOINETTE MARTINELLI Elementary Education 59 PRISCILLA C. MASSEY Secondary Education JANET L. MAULE Secondary Education PATRICIA R. MC COY Elementary Education JOANNE MC KEE Health Physical Education NEIL L. MC FADDEN Health Physical Education HARRY H. MCKINNY Health Physical Education JOHN T. MC GOWAN Secondary Education MAUREEN A. MC LAUGHLIN Elementary Education ELIZABETH A. MC MEEKIN Health Physical Education DAVID N. MC NEIL Health Physical Education BERNADETTE K. MC STRAVOG Elementary Education JANET A. MECK Health Physical Education KAY L. MECKLEY Elementary Education NORMAN S. MERCHANT Music Education PATRICIA R. MEDD Health Physical Education RICHARD C. MERRELL Music Education JOHN J. MEISTER Health Physical Education MARY L. MILES Health Physical Education DAVID B. MILLER Elementary Education WARREN L. MILLER Music Education ' ' 61 BARBARA L. MIRTH Health Physical Education r MARGARET L. MOSER Elementary Education D. JANET MOORE Elementary Education HAROLD D. MITCHENER Secondary Education LEIGHTON W. MOVER Music Education ROBERT J. NEELY Health Physical Education DAVID R. NELSON Music Education THOMAS J. NEVINS Health Physical Education Mi UB i MELVYN P. NEWMAN Secondary Education ' tv ROSEMARY NICHOLS Elementary Education JOSEPH A. NIELSON Health Physical Education JOAN M. OECHSLIN Music Education ELIZABETH J. NOBLE Secondary Education PATRICIA A. O ' NEILL Health Physical Education WAYNE R. NOTTLE Music Education ROBERT W. O ' NEILL Health Physical Education 1 ELAINE B. OSTROFF Elementary Education BS JEAN PAGLIARONE Elementary Education RONALD L. PAINE Secondary Education r ' £ ' CHARLES A. PALLADINO Health Physical Education SAUNDRA A. PECK Health Physical Education DONNA A. PARADIS Health Physical Education JEANNE A. PETZ Secondary Education AMY H. PHILLIPS Music Education DONALD K. PHILLIPS Music Education NELSON S. PHILLIPS Health Physical Education ROBERT N. PHILLIPS Secondary Education ANTHONY J. PICARD Secondary Education CHESTER A. PLUMMER, JR. Secondary Education GREGORY T. PIERCE Secondary Education ROBERTA D. POLLICK Elementary Education DONALD S. PITT Elementary Education DARIELLE O. POOLE Elementary Education THOMAS K. PORTER Secondary Education SARAH A. PRATT Elementary Education 65 BARBARA L. PRINCE Health Physical Education LOUIS P. PRINZIVALLI Elementary Education LEORA M. RAYNOR Elementary Education WILLIAM W. RETTEW Secondary Education JOHN W. RANCK Health Physical Education JANE RICHMOND Health Physical Education iT 1 mk JOSEPH C. RETTEW Health Physical Education NANCY L. RICHWINE Health Physical Education THELMA RINEHART Music Education LEE W. RITTENMEYER Secondary Education r-.r-, ELIZABETH B. ROBOTHAM Elementary Education MILDRED J. ROCCO Elementary Education SAMUEL H. ROGERS, JR. Secondary Education ANNE B. ROOS Music Education GIACAMO S. ROSA Secondary Education CHARLES G. ROSENBERRY Elementary Education DORIS M. ROSENCRANZ Secondary Education MARION E. ROTH Secondary Education IRVIN R. RUBINCAM, JR. Music Education JOHN B. RULE Secondary Education 67 NANCY A. SANTANGELO Elementary Education LOUISE H. SATINSKAS Secondary Education PHYLLIS K. SCHAFFER Elementary Education DOROTHY R. SCHELHORN Elementary Education HELEN E. SCHENKEL Secondary Education FRANK R. SCHIAVO Health Physical Education CATHERINE A. SCHILLING Secondary Education ANNE M. SCHLEGEL Dental Hygiene RONALD C. SCHNEIDER Music Education BARBARA J. SCHOOLEY Elementary Education ANNAUESE G. SCHREIER Elementary Education BARBARA J. SCHWARTZ Elementary Education JOHN L. SCHWARTZ Music Education t: ROBERTA I. SCHWARTZ Elementary Education LAUREL A. SCIOLI Elementary Education WILLIAM C. SCOTT Secondary Education JEANNE I. SEARFOORCE Secondary Education PHILIP S. SELISKER Health Physical Education ANTHONY J. SEMAN, JR. Elementary Education N CYNTHIA A. SERUNTINE Secondary Education M EDWARD J. SHAFFER Elementary Education PHYLLIS R. SHERRARD Health Physical Education HARRIET L. SHIREY Elementary Education EARL S. SHIVE Health Physical Education WILLIAM A. SHOCKLEY Health Physical Education MADELINE N. SILL Secondary Education FELICIA A. SIMMS Elementary Education FRONA SINEXON Music Education BARBARA SMITH Elementary Education GERALD McC. SMITH Music Education GLORIA M. SMITH Music Education THOMAS B. SMITH Music Education JOHN L. SMYTHE Secondary Education ELLEN K. SNYDER Elementary Education CARMELA R. SORRENTINO Elementary Education IVAN R. SNYDER Secondary Education MICHAEL S. SOLICK Music Education WILLIAM F. SPEAKMAN Secondary Education PRISCILLA A. SPOTTS Elementary Education RICHARD M. SMITH Music Education 71 DAVID SPROWS Secondary Education ANTHONY D. STAGLIANO Health Physical Education MARGO E. STEIN Health Physical Education ROBERT R. STETTLER Music Education MARY L. STEVENSON Secondary Education VICTOR W. STEVENS Elementary Education ELAINE L. STONE Elementary Education ELEANOR A. STOROSH Elementary Education CALVIN L. STOUDT Elementary Education FAITH E. STRAUSSER Music Education RUTH STUCKEY Elementary Education r J ' LOUISE A. SULLIVAN Elementary Education EDWIN A. TAYLOR Secondary Education SAMUEL R. SWEENEY Secondary Education WAYNE J. SUTCLIFFE Health Physical Education HELYN A. TAYLOR Secondary Education LOUISE M. TAYLOR Health Physical Education JANE F. SWEISFORD Elementary Education MARK E. SWARTZ Health Physical Education MARY ALICE STUTZMAN Secondary Education MYRNA E. TAYLOR Secondary Education KENNETH B. TENLEY Secondary Education JOHN K. THOMAS Elementary Education JUNE E. THOMPSON Music Education MARY JANE THORTON Health Physical Education PATRICIA A. TIMKO Health Physical Education ROBERT M. TOWSON Elementary Education lirgMh 1 -cr - BARBARA A. TROUP Elementary Education JOHN G. TROY Secondary Education JUDITH P. TWEED Elementary Education 74 MARGARET L. UPHOLZER Elementary Education V JOYCE A. VECCHIOLLI Elementary Education CELESTE P. VOEHS Secondary Education CAROL L. WAGNER Secondary Education FRED R. WAHLER Health Physical Education EARL F. WALBERT Health Physical Education JUDITH A. WALLS Elementary Education SARAH JANE WARMAN Health Physical Education ROBERT B. WARNER Elementary Education ALETA G. WATSON Elementary Education 75 4iWi DONALD WESTHEAD Elementary Education HARRY L. WEDDLE Health Physical Education MARY EMMA WELLER Elementary Education LINDA K. WENGER Music Education RONALD M. WILLIAMS Secondary Education ■V ' ' BRADFORD T. WINTERS Music Education ik LEIGH S. WISE Elementary Education MONICA M. WITANEK Elementary Education MARY LOUISE WOERNER Elementary Education DOROTHY J. WOOD Music Education WILLIAM A. WOODS Health Physical Education EMILY E. WRIGHT Elementary Education MARY EMMA WRIGHT Elementary Education PAULINE B. WRIGHT Elementary Education JOAN M. WURTS Elementary Education ' i.m 11 CLARE E. YOUNG Elementary Education WALTER T. YOUNG Elementary Education ANTHONY M. ZAMPELLA Health Physical Education BARBARA J. ZERBE Secondary Education The touchdown cannon, manned by seniors Charlie Weber, Bob Cooper, and Jock Angeny, announces another Rams touchdown. Caught in the ActI These seniors seem to have no qualms regarding the disposal of a fallen Shippens- burg Roider. 78 January Cordial The January Cordial is sponsored annually by the Senior Class in honor of its mid-year graduates. This year, 1960, the Cordial was entitled Blue Fantasia ; the theme being carried out in blue and white decora- tions. This January Cordial was held at the George Washington Motor Lodge located in King of Prussia. Music was provided by a combo from the Criterions. Prior to the dance, dinner was served in the college dining room. Members of the Senior Class tour the George Wa Ington Motor Lodge where on Jonuory 9, 1960, v held the January Cordial, Blue Fantasia. MN Wf ' f . ' ' : B V fi ii 1 ri IMiilMM mfllOH LO-Sl, of the George Washington Motor Lodge shows xquisitely 79 n, Penn-Sherwood. Senior Weekend Four years of college life were ferminafed by a beautiful May-Senior Weekend. The weekend began with a dance on Friday night held at the Penn-Sherwood Hotel, in Philadelphia. Saturday night featured a dinner-dance held at Polumbo ' s, in Phila- delphia. Seniors and their dotes joined on May 6th and 7th with their college friends for one of the last social events of their college life, before facing their careers as professional men and women. 80 JLl. ' ' ' mlff K m S Bki Km ■ ■: ■ ' ■ ■i ' ii: iM:umiii fC3Ke 1 ■ 5 J _ In tuxedos and gowns these Juniors danced to the music of the Criterions. Junior Prom One of the highlights of the Junior Year was the Junior Prom which was held in the Philips Memorial Ballroom. The formally attired couples danced to the enjoyable music of the Criterions, in a setting that seemed like a yesteryear with its Old Fash- ioned Garden theme. Paul Camorote, Junior Class President, crowns Mildred Jeffries, Prom Queen. As seniors take their final walk through the archway of Philips Memorial, they leave in the confines of the campus of West Chester State Teachers College meaningful symbols of college life. The young mole students will leave the jackets symbolizing a casual mode of college life in exchange for a bustling rigid world as teachers or OS service men. The young ladies will transpose their lives as carefree young girls, in socks and loafers, into a life of responsibility and importance as teachers, wives, and mothers. As all students leave their texts and notes, they mingle all knowledge attained with pleasant memories and experiences. e ESs r ' V K i m . Fresh men The freshman class officers and acJvisors are the persons who initiate and c the Class of 1963. They are, left to right: Mr. Clifton Morgon and Miss lois ' Davis, President; Judith Blackmon, Vice-President; Doris Archangelo, Secretary; .ordinate the Villioms, Advi! Bonnie Grov( Expressing their enthusiastic attitude toward the teaching profession are these young Freshmen pursuing a course in Professional Orientation. T e first biq event fo B g-Little mes de Siste pictir r Pir lie tu q vo iou a e judq ed or the bas o nd com edy. the freshmen women is the The girls are attired in cos- types of little sisters, and s of attroctlveness, originality. Lined up in the Quad are a group of freshmen girls curiously watching their fellow clossmotes perform and patiently awaiting their turn during Frosh Regs. mil re Iki f T 1 Br if C - jil 1 1 1 iy JEImI m 1 ■ 1 1 l V llT ' lC lH 1 1 1 1 ■ Jm k 1 m ki l With Iwo years of college completed, the Class of 1962 con be sure of another successful year with the following leaders: Seofed: Mr. Charles Emery and Dr. Mary Manevol, Advisors. Standing; Vincent Bonkoski, Vice-President; William Steward, Ex-Treasurer; Helen Perkins, Secretary; Warren Dolphin, President. Sophomores Juniors With zeal and initiative the Junior Class officers and advisors calmly look ahead to another eventful year at West Chester. They are, lell fo right: Miss Jone Sheppord, Advisor; Nancy Massimino, Treasurer; Anna Tagliere, Secretary. Stonding: Mr. Robert Mitten, Advisor; Alexander Young, President; Abram Weidman, Vice-President. ■ ' I HTjHII The Class Ring, an outward token of two years completed, symbolizes desire, progress, and satis- faction. Represented here are Juniors who attended the gala Ring Dance which commemorates the re- ceiving of the class ring. 89 The popular spot on campus is the college post office where the juniors pictured above have gathered to collect their mail. Relaxing in the social atmosphere of the Ram ' s Head Inn are a few juniors who ore discussing current activities on campus. 91 Snow Mischievous thoughts accompany the fresh, silent snow of winter. As daylight fades and young co-eds venture into the Quad, the thoughts of males become increasingly devil- ish. Nothing is more fun than snowballs and snowplay. Fun passes, night passes, and early morning reveals a quiet, rumpled campus. I. ' v ■ Activities Left (o right: The Reverend Barrett, Chaploin; Dr. Filano, Advisor; James Delaney, Treasurer; Anthony Picard, Vice-President; Nina Evall, Secretary; Ernest Wendeler, President. Newman Club The main purpose of Newman Club is to bring to the Catholic Stu- dent more information about his Faith, by providing spiritual and informative programs. Newman Club also sponsors all-college dances and participates with the other religious clubs in social affairs. OFFICERS teff to Right: Esther Sovado, Recording Secretary; Joan Goldin, President; Betty Leasef, Corresponding Secretary. Stand- ing: Daniel Russokof, Treasurer; Rabbi Chervin, Harvey Finberg, 1st Vice-President. 04 Hillel Club Hillel is a religious club for the Jewish students on campus. Under the guidance of Mrs. Shur, the spiritual and social life of members is enriched by the presentation of weekly programs of a cultural and religious nature. IVCF Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship aids in the guidance of the Protestant students, on campus. The social activities inspire Christian fellowship and promote understanding. OFFICERS - Sealed: Lynn Spealer, Vice-President; Mrs. Fouceft, Faculty Advisor. Sfonding: Dorothy Wood, Secretory; James Houry, President; Betty Currier, Treasurer, OFFICERS - Top to Bottom: Warren Dolphin, Treasurer; Pat- ricia Zerwick, Secretary; Fred Wohler, 2nd Vice-President; San- dra Brickley, 1st Vice-President; William Bell, President. Advisors: Dr. McTav ish, Dr. Moneval. SCA Student Christian Association, primarily for students of the Protestant faith, sponsors programs consisting of speakers and moving pictures that revolve around the Christian way of living. The various social activi- ties sponsored by SCA bring its own members and members of other faiths into harmony and produce many rewarding experiences. 95 Through the power of representative government The Student Government Association formulates student policy and executes the will of the student body for the welfare of the entire college. SGA OFFICERS - Leh to Right: E. Fleming, Treasurer; S. Peck, Chairman; S. Smicker, Secretary. OFFICERS — Seated, left to Right; R. Dietrich, E. Fleming, S. Peck, S. Smicker Standing, Left to Right: A. Young, J. Gallagher, W. Dolphin, M. Davis, G. Fellows SAA The Student Activities Association allocates money to various groups on campus to support their activities. The All-Stars . . . Athletic Events . . . the Book Store . . . New Convocation Books are provided by the SAA in a successful effort to keep our campus social life interesting. Standing, Leh to Right: Mr. Benner, Faculty Advisor; D. Miller, G. Woodrow, R. Kerner, Dr. Mitchell, Faculty Advisor; A. Picord, Mr. Henderson, Director. Seofed: B. Celli, C. Berber, L. Biborosch, J. Perkins, N. Amos, I. Goldstein, M. Higgins. ADVISORY BOARD OFFICERS: Marlens Ruff, Treasurer; Saundra Peck, President; Barbara Mirth, Vice-President; Jane Huber, Secretary, First Row, left to right: Jane Huber, Secretary; Borbora Mirth, Vice-President; Saundra Peck, President; Carolyn Heberle. Second Row, left to right: Sue Atkins, Lynne Fuss, Joan Perkins, Rosalie Reinhard, Eileen Fleming, Janet Maule, Shirley Smicker. Advisory Board Advisory Board is the highest governing body for all women students. Representatives from both resident and day women students initiate policies and enhance the social life of the campus. Many formal and informal activities are fostered by this group whose main purpose is to adhere to activities and policies for the happiness and unity of students. 97 I 11 I DAY COUNCILORS AND ADVISORS-Firs Row, (eft fo right: J. Huber, E. Sabatelli, R. Jerrihian, B. Lamp. Second Row.- Mrs. Bliss, Advisor; J. Maule, E. Fleming, B. Rubincan, C. Hibbler, Miss Bernatz, Advisor. Third Row: B. Huss, C. Williams, M. Fulton, J. Photiades, S. Miller, M. Truitt, J. Conslolova. Women ' s Day Council The campus life of women commuters is made more pleasant as the Day Councilors keep them aware of the latest college news and events. Councilors form the main artery of association between the administration and students and serve as guides in the execution of college policy. OFFICERS. Left to right: Carolyn Lane, Secretary; Mory Ann Bunnell, Vice-President; Shirley Smicker, President; Barbara Bonks, Treasurer. Dormitory Counci The social calendar is presented weekly by the dormitory councilors as they strengthen the unity of purpose and activity among resident women. The councilors supervise each hall and coordinate activities on every floor. Floor parties and dormitory gatherings are planned by this capable and amiable group. Opportunities for relaxation and recreation are provided by the Men ' s Day Council for all commuting men. Through the council the men express their views and obtain a closer relationship with campus life. Men ' s Day Council THE MEN ' S DAY COUNCIL-Firsf Row, left fo nghl: R. Barraclough, R. Towson, J. Gallagher. Second Row: A. Seaman, D, Brubaker, M. Cohen. The resident male students are repre- sented by the Men ' s Resident Council. Rules and dormitory procedures are established by this group as it unites the residents in practical and social activities. Resident Counci THE RESIDENT MEN ' S COUNCIL-Fronf Row, left fo right: R. Fanelli, E. Linder, B. Ferich, A. Zam- pella, J. Allison. Second Row: R. Lederman, G. Fellows, J. Black, J. Delony. Third Row; H. Hearst, R. Kline, J. Shadier, D. Rosell, V . Darling. 99 Big Little Sister The Big Little Sister Committee forges the links that ease the trans- position of home and college life. The committee presents activities of fellowship for all women students to increase friendly relationships through recreation. Mary Emma Waller, Mary Ann Bunnell, Co-C ioirmen. Men ' s Intramura Counci The Men ' s Intramural Council arranges the active sport schedules for all men students. Through its efforts men students have the opportunity to actively participate in all seasonal sports. MEN ' S INTRAMURAL COUNCIL-Student Co-ordinator Mr. Cochran, Advisor; W. Martins. 100 Valkyrie The ofFicers and advisor. Miss Shaub, guide the Valkyrie Club in sponsoring social activities on campus. The club, as an expression of its good will, ends the year by presenting a Christmas party for mentally retarded and handicapped children in the community. W J . ' ' (V ; v f ( Pi fso 0?) H Major Club Major Club officers and advisor, left fo right: Judy Allen, Publicity Manager; Phyllis Sherrord, Secretary; Phyllis Henkle, Treasurer; Wayne Sutcliff, President; Dr. Cotrell, Advisor; Robert Cooper, Vice-President. Patricia O ' Neill, Vice-President; Sally War- man, President; Charlene Morrison, Treas- urer; Patricia Fazio, Secretary. The Major Club is open exclusively to Health and Physical Education Majors. The club promotes unity within the cur- riculum and unites men and women of similar interests in business and social activities. An informal dance sponsored by the Majors Club. 101 Varsity Club Robert Davis, President of The Friars Club marches in the the Varsity Club. Rampage Parade. The Varsity Club is composed of individuals who have won letters in varsity sports. The club sponsors the football program. Ram ' s Horn, and supplies varsity sweaters. The club is under the leadership of: President, Robert Davis; Vice-President, William Bailey; Secretary, John Allison; Treasurer, Mervin Bryan; Secretary-Treasurer, Cordelle Godbolte. The Friars are a body of West Chester men who constitute the only honorary society on campus. The Friars choose with discernment candi- dates eligible for membership, and with keen foresight the Society plans activities and executes them successfully. F 102 Friars Clu Neithian Club is a professional and social organization for elementary edu- cation students. The club actively plans programs consisting of speakers, films, discussions, and actual work for and with children. This group is under the leadership of; Brenda Appelgren, President; Judith Parker, Vice-President; Patricia Guise, Secretary; Gail Ramsay, Treasurer. Neithian Club Officers and odWsors of Nellhian Club: Mr. Stu- denmund, Miss King, Advisors; Gail Ramsay, Treas- urer; Annaliese Schreier, Publicity Chairman; Brenda Appelgren, President; Potricia Guise, Sec- retary; Judith Parker, Vice-President. Association of Childhood Education is on active, functional group of prospective elementary teachers. The members par- ticipate in discussions and actual work- shop meetings, where toys and gomes are made for young children. ACE 103 MENC ,JH r j ifUtmivJ.. 1 A joint meeting of Pennsylvania Military College and West Chester State College Chapters of S.N.E.A. is shown in a friendly exodus offer adjournment. SNEA Student National Education Association is a subsidiary of the Notional Education Asso- ciation. Membership is open to all cur- riculums, and programs are planned to ac- commodate all interests. The organization presents literature of a professional nature and facilitates growth in the education profession through discussion and outside resources. The Music Education National Conference is under the leader- ship of Acting President, Brad Winters. This professional organization for music students is a branch of the National Education Association. The organization actively participates in all phases of music education through the media of field trips and concerts. 104 The energetic Booster Club is a body small in membership, but large in importance. Spirit and enthusiasm are generated by the members of this club under the leadership of President Louise Taylor as they organize pep rallies and parades to cheer the teams. Booster Club Moth Club ,¥ The Mathematics Club Mem- bers gather facts about math- ematics and its applications; thus they increase interest, compliment classroom learn- ing, and prepare for profes- sional growth. The Radio Club broadcasts a week- ly program over WCOJ. The mem- bers gain valuable experience in planning this program while pub- licizing, the college activities to Chester County. Radio Club 105 chess Club Intellectual capacities and powers of concentration are challenged when students compete in a friendly game of chess. The Chess Club presents an oppor- tunity for weekly fellowship and competition under the guidance of Dr. Hill. Phonograph Club t Music is enjoyed and studied by members of the Phonograph Club through the power of recordings. Students learn and relax, seeking solace in the tranquility of music. The Sketch Club discovers and refines the talents of the students who, inspired by their surroundings, transpose their feelings to the canvas. Sketch Club 106 One of the largest clubs on campus is under the direction of the Geography Department. Geography majors join with other students interested in their physical surroundings to learn and explore Chester County and vicinity. Geography Club Science Club K Facts about the earth and outer space are the main con- cern of the Science Club and their advisor. Dr. Gordon. The members delve into the world of the unknown and uncover pertinent and useful facts for future use. Members of the Bridge Club relax, think, and find enjoy- ment every Thursday concentrating on The Game. Good fellowship is invoked, and learning is stimulated by this recreation under the tutogy of Mrs. Weinandt. Bridge Club 107 -CP Philosophy Club The Philosophy Club presents an opportunity for students to discuss controversial issues in American life. . The basis of all discussions is facts which are gained from informed speakers enlisted by the officers of the club and its advisor. Dr. Bonder. The climax of the intellectual activity is the annual spring picnic. Members of the English Club and advisor. Dr. Bailey, hear renouned speakers and discuss con- troversial issues in all phases of the field of English. Much is learned by the membership under the stimulation of culture and literature. English Club Astronomy Club [ The Astronomy Club observes stars and investigates the unknown realms of the heavens. Practical experience is gained by the mem- bership as they observe the heavenly bodies and continue their construction of a large telescope under the direction of Mr. Rickert. 108 Aviation Club One of the added activities this year was the Aviation Club under the wings of Mr. Strayer. The mem- bers uncover facts in the field of aviation and practically apply their knowledge as they approach the aviation field and finally leave the ground. Government Club The Government Club is designed to acquaint its members with the functions and ideologies of our government. After a year of politics and rallying, the members and their advisor. Dr. Fleck, reach the highlight — the State Convention at Harrisburg. Language Club The purpose of the Language Club is to study different languages and learn folksongs through recordings. The organization is an extension of the French courses taught by Dr. Roberts. The members are not only concerned with language, but also are concerned with a civilization and cultural background. 109 Veterans ' Club The Veterans ' Club unites the men who have served in the Armed Forces. Speakers, films, and discussions form programs of interest to these young men. Dr. McTavish is the advisor. Human behavior, causation, and motivation are topics for discussion of the Psychology Club, as Dr. Gregg and members search and inquire into the realm of the human mind. Psycho ogy Cub • _i ' i ' 1 • . P - HR? - r- - K r Br ' J Visual Education Club The Visual Education Club is mainly composed of lecture meetings con- cerning basic photography. Dr. Weagley develops the abilities of the members by transferring the lectures into Photo-Lab activities. West Chester Marching Band in field formation Marching Band The West Chester Marching Band adds a great deal to the spirit, color, and excitement of our campus, especially during the football season. Mr. Carson, director, and Mr. Barrows, assistant director, provide the leadership for this organization. Whether play- ing an encouraging fight song, a victory march, or executing precision field formations at half-time, the Marching Band is a fine credit to our college. Mr. Carson, director of the Marching Band. Members of Little Theater adorned In costumes formonce before the footlights. ind assuming new roles gh perfect per- James Dorsey Little Theater Little Theater serves the campus by providing entertainment tor college stu- dents and guests; by serving as the medium for display of many of the stu- dent ' s talents. Little Theater is composed of two groups, the performers and the stage crew. Mr. Mac Entire guides and directs all groups and members with the sole aim of perfection. Carol Hyde Dirk Ballendorf Leslie Kaplan 112 P r C Mr. MacEnttre instructs Little Theoter club members in the technique of characterization. Mike Del Nero and Dirk Ballendorf study the lighting and sound equipment as they prepare for another creative per- formance. Good make-up is essential. Jan Carl and Mr. MacEntire experi- ment before the performance to find the best effects. 113 Symphony The State Teachers College Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor S. Powell Middleton had a very musically busy year. Beside playing for convocation and appearing at the M.E.N.C. convention in Harrisburg, it played the entire orchestral accompaniment for the two operas performed by the music department, The Devil and Daniel Webster and The Lowland Sea. The orchestra also provided the accompaniment for concertos for student instrumental and vocal recitals. The symphony prepares and performs many of the standard orchestral works including overtures, symphonies, tone poems, and operatic works. It also studies the techniques and inter- pretations of the composers of these works. The string section of the symphony practi entire g The symphony formal photograph. 114 Sinfonietto The Sinfonietto, under conductor Dr. Constonce Johns, gave many high school concerts this year including Tredyffrin-Eosttown In Berwyn and Pennington in Pennington, New Jersey. The group, which meets in the O and B room for rehearsals every Tuesday night, reads and practices all types of music from the Baroque period to the present day contemporary music. It features solos for nearly all of the instruments in the orchestra. It is an intimate group requiring a high degree of musicianship and inde- pendence of its members because of the music they play and the size of the or- ganization. 115 (I College Choir The College Choir, under the direction of Dr. Arthur Jones, consists of one hundred and ten members. Each Tuesday and Thursday afternoon strains of music composed in the contemporary as well as the classical mode float through the air from the Philips Memorial Building where the choir rehearses. The Choir which participates in the annual Carol Service also travels to nearby areas presenting programs to various schools and churches. Vested in their formal gowns, the College Choir poses on the stage of Philips Memorial Auditori 116 Women ' s Chorus is an organization consisting of all the women in the music department who are not in the College Choir; therefore, most of the students are freshmen and sophomores. This chorus is under the able direction of Miss Jane Sheppard. Women ' s % Chorus ' 3 Every Tuesday afternoon at four o ' clock one can hear a well-balanced men ' s chorus rehearsing. Mr. Sweet directs this organiza- tion composed of men not belonging to the college choir. The men are mainly freshmen and sophomores. Men ' s Chorus ijy Glee Club The Glee Club is an organization of women under the direction of Miss Lois Williams. The women are all members of the Elemen- tary, Secondary, and Health and Physical Education curricula. The members of this chorus give an annual concert in spring and also sing in the Carol Service. 117 SAY IT WITH MUSIC, say it with music by the Criterions. Under the capable direction of Michael Solick, the Crites have provided our formal and semi- formal dances, as well as other college socials, with the very best in enjoyable music. With the help of Dr. James Wright, faculty advisor, the band has made many of its own arrangements of favorite songs. To the Criterions we attri- bute many fond memories of our college life. The Criterions liiiiiniiiin3ii]miiimiiiii]]i THE CRITERIONS-Firsf Row, left to right: A. Desimone, J. Gangemi, D. Cionciosi, J. Kortzenabe, M. Solick. Second Row, left to right: T. Breuninger, E. Michelfelder, R. Curnow, D. Woodling, W. Nottle, W. Curnow, W. Miller, J. Morgan, W. Horn. 118 Concert Band The Concert Band is a large organization composed of any student who can play well enough to be selected after an audition. The band is directed by Mr. Paul Carson. This organization plays a wide variety of music — all very enjoyable. The Concert Bond stops practice schedule. ' ith a quick smile for the photographer befon ng with the This small ensemble consists of outstanding students who play brass instruments. Its members are quite proficient on their re- spective instruments. Mr. E. Powell Middleton directs the organization in its annual con- cert and in performances off campus. With all eyes on Mr. Carson, the concert bond rehearses for future performances. Brass Ensemble 119 Quad Angles Editors: Lewis Farino, Photo- grapher; Judy Allen, Feature Editor; Bar- bora Celli, News Editor; George Wood- ward, Mordello Corbaugh, Co-editors; John Allison, Sports Editor; Barbara Smith, Cir- culation Manager. Mardella Carbaugh, George Woodward, Co-edifors. Quod Angles The Quad Angles is published twice monthly by the students of West Chester State under the faculty leadership of Dr. Berry. Every aspect of college life is covered in each issue, plus some extra feature attractions and, of course, the unique Quad Capers. Members of the Quad Angles Staff consult with the co-editor bi-monthly deadline. they prepare for the Rom ' s Horn The Ram ' s Horn, the ofFicial college football program, is sold at all home gomes. Among the features of the Ram ' s Horn are: an interesting write-up by one of the prominent figures of the school, team and individual pictures, line-ups, cheers, schedules, and other special sections. The program is sponsored by the Varsity Club and is sold by its members. The Editor-in-Chief of this publication is John Allison. i? :ia o calculating eye as he chooses pictures for the next edition of 121 Nancy Amos, Business Man- ager, and Phyllis SchaefFer, Assistant Business Manager, look over ads in an old copy of the Serpentine. John Smythe, Editor-in-Chief, and Agnes Anderson, Assistant Editor, discuss layouts for the Serpentine. The Serpentine Advisor and Consultants: Mr. Londrum, Mr. Strayer, Mr. Hallman. Serpentine 122 The Editors of the Serpentine are, as shown above: Bob Kerner, SENIOR SECTION; Pot Guise, TYPING; Mike Del Nero, PHOTOGRAPHY; Annoliese Schreier, ART; Myrna Taylor, LITERARY; Geroldine Ashton, WOMEN ' S SPORTS; Barbara Edwards, TYPING. Not shown; John Allison, MEN ' S SPORTS. The 1960 Serpentine was produced in an atmosphere of rapid change. The building program was under way and was shown at marked stages of advancement throughout the year. After the yearbook went to press, the college title was changed by deleting the word Teachers. The college had a new administration during the 1959-60 school year, and further modifications of campus life were brought about. Our yearbook will show many of these changes, and the pictures will recall only innovations that occurred during our senior year in college; but with the theme. Symbolism, we join the old memories and the new look of the West Chester State campus. Serpentine photographers; Lewis Farina, Franklin King. The Serpentine advisor, consultants, editors, and staff members. Speech Clinic Mary Emma Wright, a clinician in the Speech Clinic working under the guidance of Miss Tyson, uses tangible objects for the child through conversati( appropriate exercises to ii 3 his speech defect. 1 Jtl H ft 7 i 1 ■Hi k. fl y ' M. Gerry Smith, a senior, leads the Marching Bond in another rousing chorus. Commuting men relax and test their wits in chess and checkers in the Men ' s Day Room. Com. TlUti inq n loung- ec nd ei ijoy good felloN wshi ip i n the privacy of their own Day Roon Members of Valkyrie Club enjoy a happy _ time as they prepare their float for Ram- - ' i page Weekend. 124 Geography enthusiasts apply their knowledge and interest in fields of meterology. KA A i W f LOO IL All Star Events Issac Stern The same serious interest and intense concentration revealed in the face of Issac Stern, as he revises a violin score, were evidenced to an All Star audience on October 13, through his masterful handling of the instrument. As the moods of his selections changed from the grave andanfe temper of Schu- bert ' s Fanfasia in C Major to the gay revelry of Mozart ' s Rondo from the Concerfo in E Flaf Major some intangible power gripped the listeners, causing their moods also to soar and descend with the music. A rich bass-baritone voice undoubtedly commands the atten- tion of an audience, but when a personality such as that of George London projects itself through the medium of that voice, the hearers are helplessly captivated. Mr. London demonstrated his versatility to us on February 16, as he rendered arias from a variety of operas and a number of songs from the American lyric theatre. A phrase from the An die Musik of Schubert seemed to pervade the air during the entire program: O noble art . . . . George London 126 Paul Paray All Star Preferences in music differ; some are arrested by solemn spiritual themes, such as those in Cesar Franck ' s Symphony in D Minor; others prefer the simple melody of Greensleeves, a favorite English folk song revived by Ralph Vaughan-Williams, or Moussorgsky ' s fantastic musical portrayal of A Nighf on Bald Mountain; still others enjoy the liveliness of the Spanish Caprice by Rimsky-Korsakov. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, under the skilled direction of Paul Paray, presented a program of just such variety on November 4. f 0S Arlene Bishop Charles Davis Mac Morgan Eighty-five years ago, Jacques Offenbach adapted a Jules Vern story which gave an interpretation of an up-to-date ques- tion: What might a scientist who con- structed a rocket and reached the moon discover about this mysterious satellite? The Boston Opera Company, on March 23, presented the delightful result of Offenbach ' s work, the musical fantasy and love story. Voyage fo fhe Moon. The story reached a point of intense excite- ment when the Earth Prince and the Lady of the Moon were banished to the cold, dark, unknown side of the moon. Will love triumph here? Wilma Spence- 127 Convocotion William L. Oltmans Foreign Correspondent Colonel J. Sustor News Analyst Flore de Henniquez Sculptress Every Tuesday, 10-11 A.M., the entire college assemblies in Philips Memorial Auditorium for the weekly convocation that features famous personalities. This year we had the oppor- tunity to hear four outstanding lectures in various fields of interest to the entire student body and faculty. Harry A. Stuhldreher One of the famous Four Horsemen 128 Parents ' Weekend Parents Weekend is one of the main events of the fall semester. The entire campus is open for visita- tion, and a v eekend program is planned for student and parent enjoyment. The weekend is pleasantly ended with a dinner for parents in the college din- ing room with a president ' s reception following. The highlight of Saturday night Northeastern University. football gan Little Theater presented two perfo of The Male Animal by Jan 129 Miss Pennsylvania, Lois J. Piercy, was the honored guest of the Rampage Weekend and extended happy greetings as she led the first event of Weekend - the parade. Gold en The football players escorted our own lynne Fuss, Miss Montgomery County, as she rode in review on Wayne Field. The Varsity Club walking group added a mark of distinction to the parade. The members, odorned in their blazers, carried the Vorsity V. The Varsity Club football, carried by the tallest members of the or- ganization, symbolized victory as the Rams ran in formotion through the golden banner. 130 Rompoge Ed Reilly, official escort, ond Miss Pennsylvania look on as Lew Princivalli introduces his co-chairmen of Rampage Weekend, Soundra Peck. On Saturday night of Homecon Chester students, alumni, and fr music of N. Hefty. Weekend, West danced to the Golden Rampage is the annual homecoming at West Chester State. The weekend begins Friday evening with a town parade, a football game and an informal dance Saturday afternoon fea- tures recreational activity and athletic events. The weekend this year reached its climax on Saturday night when students danced to the rhythm of Neal Hefty In an Old-Fashioned Garden. 131 Filled with the Christmas spirit — students and their dates pause to admire the festive decorations that portrayed a Yuletide theme at the annuo! Christmas dance. The bright lights of the Quad Christmas tree typify the Christmas season at West Chester. Every year the day before Christmas vacation is a happy and busy day. The bustling begins as the girls dressing in white gowns and men in dark suits prepare for the caricTle- light White dinner followed by a relaxing seasonal song fest and an after dinner solo. Following dinner the host of young people take the path to Philips Memorial Auditorium for the Carol Service. All join in singing for a portion of the program, then musical organizations on the campus participate to add an air of perfection to the service. As a beautiful end the honor soloist always sings O Holy Night . A mood of reference and beauty is cast over the students and guests and all then procede in an atmosphere of serenity to the Christmas dance. Following the dance a reception is held in the lobby of Main Dorm. This day is indeed a memor- able one and this year West Chester ' s celebration of Christmas was wonderful as: Faith Strousser sang following dinner, as Etta Hershey sang O Holy Night , and as the Crites played for the dance and members of all classes joined in fellowship for the lobby reception. Christmas The Crites made the Christmas dance a success with their lively music. 132 Miss Etta Jean Hershey - honor soloist at the annual Christrr Carol Service. ' m. Football 134 Dr. W. Glenn Killinger, Head Coach, and Dr. J advice which aided West Chester in their 14-0 Bonder, Line Coa. )ver Shippensburg. W!SSS : First Row, left to right: J. He J. Fitzge aid, C Campbell, W. Shockley, R. Davis, S. Freedman, J. Delaney, J. Auch. Second Row: M. Jones, D. Salopek, R. John, C. Dawson, R. Connor, R. Cline, J. Friedel, L. Coporro, P. Picariello, D. Strouse, F. GIrardi. Third Row; L. Ginsburg, E. Oldenburgh, V. Bonkowski, J. Norton, T. Patterson, E Belzer, C Bunton, A. Young, R. Fithion, C. Kane, nessey, J. Pribula, E. Smith, W. Dolphin, E. Gladue H. Leffler, R. Ketz, J. McGrody. Fifth Row: S. Youn bolte, B. Cook, A. Lusch, D. Wilson, J. Bottinge J. Wagner, D. Lichty, J. Concannon, W. Loocke h Row F. Hen- irgilio, P. Tate, jng, W. Gray, C. God- Sixth Row: E. Kominski, 3n, C. Schrode, The 1959 West Chester football season was a tremendous success. The Golden Rams again reigned as State Teachers College Champions and were rated as one of the best small college teams in the nation. The Rams opened their season with a revenge victory over Villonovo University. Villanova was the only mar on West Chester ' s record last year, but this year the tables were turned by a 13-7 score. West Chester continued its winning way by defeating Mans- field and East Stroudsburg in the next two starts. In the fourth game of the season, the Golden Rams met a new- comer to the schedule in Northeastern University. West Chester continued to dominate the university rivals by trounc- ing N. E. U. 41-8. The Big Red from Shippensburg furnished the Rams with their toughest opposition thus for in the season, and the Rams were pushed before winning 14-0. After the Shippensburg victory only three gomes remained in the Ram ' s quest for an undefeated season. Millersville was the first opponent and West Chester responded by lac- ing their State Teachers College rivals 41-7. November 7, 1959, became the worst day of the year for the West Chester coaches, team, students, and followers. On this day Blooms- burg ended the Rams fifteen-game winning streak by up- setting them on Mt. Olympus by a 13-10 score. The Rams then ended their season with a 70-19 rout over Cheyney. At the close of the season Ram co-captains. Ken Campbell and Bill Shockley, were named to the All State Team; Shockley set several records in the conference and retained his title OS state scoring leader. Coach Killinger also an- nounced his retirement, and Coach Bonder was named head coach for 1960. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE West Chester 13 Villanova University ,. Mansfield 7 West Chester 54 25 West Chester East Stroudsburg West Chester 41 Northeostern University Shippensburg 8 West Chester 14 West Chester _ 41 Millersville 7 West Chester 10 Bloomsburg 13 West Chester . 70 Cheyney 19 Coach - W. Glenn Killinger 135 Shockley scores the second touchdown in West Chester ' s 13-7 victory over highly-rated Villanova. tCampheit Kowol to Campbell clicks for first touchdown against Villono West Chester upsets Villanova, 13 - 7 At 4:30 on Saturday, September 19, 1959, West Chester shook the football world with an outstanding 13-7 win over highly rated Villanova University. In defeating the Wildcats, the Rams started their 1959 season on a very successful note and made experts sit up and wonder what was in store for future West Chester opponents. Over 14,000 spectators filled Villanova ' s stadium to watch West Chester score two touchdowns in the second quarter to take a 13-0 lead at halftime. As the second half began, Villanova started to move but a stubborn and determined West Chester eleven held the larger Villanova team to one touchdown and assured a West Chester victory. Senior co-captains Ken Campbell and Bill Shockley scored the two touchdowns in the win. Ken scored the first on a 3-yard pass from Ted Kowal. Shockley then added the conversion for an early 7-0 lead. Late in the second quarter. Bill rammed through Villanova ' s ten-man line and went 5 yofds for the touchdown. Bill ' s attempt was wide, but the Golden Rams led 13-0. Villanova ' s only moment of glory came when Bill Paczkowski went five yards for a touchdown and Larry Sopko added the extra point. Villanova threatened late in the game but Shockley ' s interception of an enemy aerial ended Wildcat hope. Villanova halfback, Mike Pe of three Ram players. bottled up by the defensive efforts 136 Vince Bonkowskl is shown reaching high to intercept a pass in the third quarter of the Shippensburg game. Assistant cooches Robert Mitten and Jack Owens ore shown mapping out strategy which aided West Chester in their 41-7 victory over Northeastern. Sam Young, aided by Frank Girordi ' s block, rips off yardage against Shippensburg. Soccer Led by All Americans, Gene Davis and Tony Zampella, the Golden Ram soccermen once more displayed the determination end skill that has long established West Chester as a major soccer power. Coach Lorback ' s team compiled a very impressive 9-0-1 record against such soccer greats as Penn State, Howard, Temple, and Elizabethtown. The Rams opened its 1959 season with a convincing 5-3 victory over a star-studded Alumni squad that was coached by Earle Muddy Waters. From that game on, the West Chester booters rolled over eight straight opponents before meeting undefeated Elizabethtown. This game was to be a battle of the unbeatens since Elizabethtown hod only a tie to mar its perfect record. West Chester _ 5 West Chester 5 West Chester 2 West Chester . .._ 2 West Chester 14 West Chester 2 West Chester 2 West Chester 1 West Chester 2 West Chester 1 West Chester 1 West Chester 1 Coach — SOCCER SCHEDULE 5 Alumni Penn State 1 Howard East Stroudsburg Lycoming 1 Montcloir Baltimore --- Elizabethtown 2 Temple Maryland Bridgeport 2 n Lorbock As the game started West Chester took an early 1-0 lead only to have Elizabethtown come back with two quick goals to hold a 2-1 lead at the end of the third quarter. The fourth quarter was played to a standstill but as the game drew to a close West Chester scored a goal to throw the game into a 2-2 tie. After the scoreless extra periods both teams still remained unbeaten and the Rams only needed a win over Temple to qualify for the NCAA play-offs. In the following game against Temple the Ram booters rose to the occasion and squeezed out a 1-0 victory. The University of Maryland furnished the opposition in the quarter finals of the NCAA tournament and the Rams, playing before home town fans, responded with a sensational win which enabled them to travel to Storrs, Connecticut, for the semi-finals of the tourney. The University of Bridgeport was drawn to oppose our Golden Rams and it was to hand us the only loss of the season. In the regulation game, the score resulted in a 1-1 tie, but after playing extra quarters covering two days, Bridgeport finally scored another goal to win 2-1. Coach Mel Lorbock gets a well deserved ride afl during the quarter finals of the NCAA playoffs sity of Maryland First Row, leh fo right: B. Ferich, J. Baxter, D. Dietrich, G. Davis, T. Zampella, P. Camerote, C. Jones. Second Row; Trainer E. Linder, B. Ramely, J. Ony, A. Kelly, B. Wollery, B. Foulk, Coach M. Lorback. Third Row. Manager R. Gutek, S. Juenger, H. Frye, G. Yeagley, J. Schmidt, D. Taylor. Ram ' s Paul Camarote ancJ Andy Kelly are shown displaying the hustle and deter- mination which enabled West Chester to halt the twenty-seven gome winning streak of Maryland. Jack Juenger jumps to stop a shot by o Maryland player 139 Members of the soccer team are shown packing their new uniforms for the trip to Connecticut and the NCAA playoffs. cheerleaders The peppy Rom cheerleaders led many teams to victory during the 1959-60 season. Kneeling, left to right are: N. Wentllng, H. Petrek, P. Timko, M. Cool, B. Prince, and D. Ashton, captain. Standing: S. Smicker, G. Clarke, M. DeShula, S. Templeton, N. Massimino, and M. Miller. Deonie Ashton, captain, gives signals in the huddle before an important basketball game with St. Joseph ' s College. 140 ' f West Chester activities wouldn ' t have been complete without the acrobatics and antics of our spirited Ram, Ed Eicholtz. ' :::w Si ' Firsf Row, eff to right: M. Bryan, K. Schumoker, B. O ' Neil, L. Harvey, B. Lederman, J. Calhoun. Second Row: Manager C. Weber, B. Williams, Dr. Pierce, N. Granzow, R. Wentz, E. Baker, Coach Hawthorne. The West Chester Cross Country Team ended its 1959 season with an impressive 6-3 record, losing only to such powerful teams as St. Joseph ' s College, La Salle, and The University of Pennsylvania. Mervin Bryan and Ken Schumoker were the front runners for Coach Hawthorne ' s squad. In the annual State Teacners College Championship run. West Chester was defeated by host Slippery Rock. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE West Chester _. 21 West Chester _ 34 West Chester 18 West Chester _ 21 West Chester _ 18 West Chester 41 West Chester 35 West Chester . 23 West Chester _ 16 Millersville 34 Univ. of Pennsylvania 22 Cheyney 41 Lincoln 39 Howard 45 La Salle 20 St. Joseph ' s - 22 Lehigh 32 Temple 48 Cross Country 1 - Bryan and Schumoker lead West Chester from the stort to finish in the victory over Lincoln University. 4l Basketball Under the direction of new coach Don Swegen, the Rams started their season by dropping the first three encounters. As the season progressed so did the Rams, and by the middle of the season they were in first place in the State Teachers Conference with a 5-2 record. The high point of the season came when West Chester was awarded a forfeit victory over arch rival Mansfield. Mansfield defeated the Ram courtmen earlier in the season by a 91-72 score, but when the second game started the tables were turned. Referee Lou Bonder awarded a forfeit victory to West Chester when the Mansfield team got out of hand and apparently had lost the desire to play basketball. The game was forfeited with six minutes remaining and West Chester ahead by 15 points. The Ram ' s 67-48 win over previously undefeated Kutztown was rated as another upset since Kutztown was picked to win the league championship. Seniors Jim Rosa and Nelson Phillips have been leading the Rams to victory, but the work of junior Sandy Young and sophomores Dick Taylor and Jack Juenger has also been outstanding. The 1960 season was one of the best West Chester has had on the court. Coach Swegen is shown discussing tean J. Rosa, S. Young, and N. Phillips. strategy with Kneeling, left to right: R, O ' Driscol, B. Boyer, Coach D. S S. Young, J. Rosa, D. Toylor, H. Kutch, D. Soiopek, N. Phil 1, J. Howery, T. Edwards. Secc J. Juenger, P. Bolgor, H. Frye 142 Dick Taylor and Jack Juenger fight for o rebound during action in the Mansfield gome. West Chester won the game by forfeit. Rosa c efforts player for a field goal. ent for naught as West Chester bowed. M •• - K ' v m 1 1 ' ' 1 R West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West West Cheste Cheste Cheste Chestei Chestei Cheste Chestei Chestei Chestei Chestei Cheste Cheste Cheste Cheste Cheste Cheste Cheste Cheste Chestei Chestei Chestei BASKETBALL SCHEDULE St. Joseph ' s 91 Albright _ 63 Mansfield 91 P. M. C _ 58 Shippensburg _ - 75 Kutztown - Millersville Kutztown . Cheyney . Drexel 48 64 67 53 60 Monsfield 46 La Salle 85 Cheyney 61 Millersville 73 Hofstra 57 Elizabelhtown 56 Shippensburg 58 Bloomsburg 74 Lycoming 88 East Siroudsburg _ 72 Rider _ 71 Coach — Don Swegen Players seem to look on West Chester lost 91-67. Nelson Phillips ties up a St. Joseph ' s player, 143 Ed Elcholtz climbs out of the pool after winning the 200 yard Butterfly. With enthusiastic spectators in the background, Dick Hauff and Dick Machusick drive for the finish in the meet with U. of P. George Morkland comes up for air during his swimming in the 440 yard freestyle. Swimming Paced by a host of seasoned veterans, coach Twardowski ' s tankmen had a 6-1 record. The lone setback came at the hands of a strong LaSalle squad. West Chester ' s victories over Villanova and the University of Pennsylvania were the highlights of the season. The West Chester mermen participated in the annual Middle Atlantic Championships and State Teachers College Championships. The Ram ' s tremendous depth in team person- nel enabled them to be rated as a strong contender for both championship meets. LaSalle and Bucknell will be the chief opposition in the M.A.C. while Slippery Rock looms as the team to beat in the S.T.C. meet. Divers Bob Gibson and Pete Allison turned in great performances, and swimmers Dick Hauff, Dick Machusick, and Ed Conrad added the essential strength that resulted in a victorious season. The potential power of the returning squad members assures the continual success for the 1960-61 season to add to the college ' s long standing prestige in this sport. Mark Schwartz exhibits complete coin in the 200 yard butterfly. i through the pool Bob Gibson displays the good form that mokes hii top diving men. of West Chester SWIMMING SCHEDULE West Chester 53 University of Pennsylvania 42 West Chester 62 Villonova ____ 23 West Chester 70 Drexel 24 West Chester 79 Temple 9 West Chester 45 LaSolle __ 50 West Chester 61 Lafayette 32 West Chester 69 East Stroudsburg 25 Coach: Edward Twardowski - . r: - Seated, left to right: J. Wilson, P. Allison, E. Eicholtz, CoCaptoin E. Conrad, Co-Captain, M. Schwartz, J. Schmidt, Kneeling, left to right: E. Rosenberry, Manager, D. Fieldler, J. Roach, D. Houf?, B. Gibson, G. Billet. Standing, left to right: B. Daniels, Manager; B. Tookerman, D. Mochusick, J. Emrich, B. Gilbert, J. McCinley, G. Morland. 145 i lS£. Wrestling Seoted, left to righ(; D. Bonsai, B. Hordison, B. Davis, C. Dawson. Kneeling, lell o right: B, Gibson, J. Engles, J. Freidle, J. Tliomas, D. Humes, A. Magninson. Sfonding, lell )o right: R. Huber, Manager; F. Scheck, J. Young, P. Tate, L. Beverbock, J. lendino. No pictured: B. Erb, C. Davis, E. Belzer. Dale Bonsol attempts pin for five points and another Ram Victory. The Golden Ram matmen were well on their way to one of their finest seasons in intercollegiate competition. The Golden Ram wrestlers under the leadership of Coach Willard Tresize were undefeated in their first four meets of the season. In their winning streak, the Rams defeated Baltimore, Montclair, East Stroudsburg, and Hofstra. The Rams suffered greatly through graduation, but the returning lettermen and new sophomores formed a team which combined determination with a strong will to win. Co-captains Bill Hordison and Bob Davis, and juniors Joe Friedel and Dale Bonsall accumulated points for the Ram grapplers throughout the season. Shippensburg and Temple provided the most formidable obstacles in West Chester ' s quest for an undefeated season, but, the Rams overcame these outstanding foes. Bloomsburg proved to be the sole nemesis for the squad. At the close of the regular season the Rams participated in the Middle Atlantic Championships at Lebanon Valley. 146 Jim Lendino, Bill Hardison practice for a meet. ' M Shown are the co-coptains of the B. Hardison. stiing team, B. Davis, and WRESTLING SCHEDULE West Chester Baltimore West Chester Montclair West Chester Waynesburg West Chester East Stroudsburg West Chester _ Hofstra West Chester .. Shippensburg West Chester Lincoln West Chester Bloomsburg West Chester Temple West Chester Millersville M.A.S.C.A.C At Lebanon Valley Coach Willard Trezise .jSia!kias«i-« . ' ' ir.TtsssE ■ w. ' jii!i! mmm Hardison displays one of the reasons he is among the top point molters of the estling team as he works for o pin in West Chester ' s victory over Woynesburg. 147 Exhibition Gym Team Kneeling, lelt to right K. DeAngelo, E. Smith, B. House, B. Stewart, R. Durbano. Standing, left to right: Mr. Davis, F. Seco deLucena, W. Law, S. Virigillo, T. Reed, B. Hutchinson. The West Chester Exhibition Gym Team has now completed its second year of existence. Coached by Mr. Al Davis, the team provided many group and individual demonstrations throughout the area. It not only performed on the various pieces of apparatus, but also exhibited men and women dance routines which help to make each performance a well-rounded production. Richard Durbanao exhiijits his skill as he performs o handstand o n the parallel ba 148 These girls show power and control as they practice for exhibition work as members of the West Chestef Gym Team. Sam Virgillio, working on the high bar, perfori iant swing. With deep concentration Bob House displays a flonic to support on the side horse. 149 Track The 1959 Ram track Team, led by co-captains Walt Young and Pete Brescia, compiled an outstanding 6-2 record. The trackmen, coached by John Clokey, also were first place winners in the State Teachers College meet and Middle Atlantic States cham- pionships. Starting ofF the season with a convincing 88-42 win over Lincoln University, the Golden Ram trackmen won five straight before losing to always powerful LoSalle College. The victims of the win streak were Montclair, Cheyney, East Stroudsburg, and Lehigh. Following the LaSalle meet, the Rams dumped Temple 89-27. In the last dual meet of the season. West Chester was beaten by a very strong St. Joseph ' s College squad. St. Joe is usually rated as one of the top eastern powers in both cross country and track. At the close of the season, West Chester participated in the college division of the Middle Atlantic States. The Rams defeated such teams as Lehigh, P. M. C, Swarth- more, Haverford, and Bucknell. Many individuals contributed greatly to the outstanding season. Some of them were: Merv Bryan in the distance events, Paul Briegel in the high jump, Phil Reed, Berky Nelson, Ken Montgomery, and Ed Green in the sprints; Walt Young in the hurdles, Pete Brescia, Bill Swan, and Bill Bailey in the weight events. First Row, lell to right: L. Sayland, 1. Rubincan, E. MacWhorter, F. Tusak, W. Young, P. Brescia, E. Green, B. Regan, M. Bryan, R. Gilbert. Second Row: D. Lulte, manager; B, Gibson, V. Nelson, I. Harvey, W. Bailey, P. Briegel, W. V( oods, B. Lederman, J. Allison and J. Pentimali, managers. Third Row: C. Morgan, and G. Studenmund, oss ' t coaches; B. Swan, P. Reed, Coach Clokey. H. Dodson, K. Monlgon Nof pictured: F. Browr ry, N. Lebe D. Salopek, J. Montgomery, Merv Bryan adds first place points in West Chester ' s 88-40 victory over East Stroudsburg. Shown working out for last time ore the seniors on this year ' s track team. Left to right: W. Bailey, P. Briegel, L. Harvey, A. Woods, M. Bryan, I. Rubincan. State Teacher ' s recordholder, P. Briegel, displays his winning form in victory against Temple. TRACK SCHEDULE West Chester 88 Lincoln West Chester 84.6 Montclair West Chester 83 Cheyney West Chester 88 East Stroudsburg West Chester 69 Lehigh West Chester 43 LaSalle West Chester 89 Temple West Chester 38 St. Joseph ' s S. T. C. at Millersville M. A. S. C. A. A. at Sworthmore Coach - John W. Clokey 42 31.4 J i- - - 151 iiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiii .:J( %K itiFSSiigaammHisjiL£ irJ!-:sv « F rsf Row, ef (o r ghf: D. Hyneman, W. Scott, M. Lunn, D. Betham, P. Chenger, F Stabmsk,, G. Isenberg. Second Row: E. Rosenberry, manager; N. Phillips, J. Kuchinsky, J. Ford, J. Wendlond, D. Cosgrove, L. Skiles, D. Myers, H. Friesleben, W. Heim. lWn6 Row: B. Shockley, J. Onyschuck, G. Powell, D. Cox, W. Glenn Killinger, coach; D. Clark, C. Meminger, A. Weidmon, B. Ferich. Although unable to match their 15-1 record of the 1958 season, the diamond men under the direction of Coach Killinger compiled commendable 11-5 record. The five losses were inflicted by three powerful baseball teams. Temple and Villanova defeated the Rams twice while the University of Pennsylvania inflicted the other loss. The highlights of the season included the revenge win over Ship- pensburg and the trouncing of arch rivals St. Joe ' s and Millersville. Shippensburg handed the Rams their only loss last season in an extra inning affair, but the Rams gained revenge with a 9-3 victory in the 1959 season. Largely responsible for this season ' s success were outfielder Butch Shockley, catcher-outfielder Abe Weidman, and pitcher Paul Chen- ger. A two year veteran. Butch has been a consistent star for the Golden Rams whether it be in the outfield or at first base. Butch ' s hitting and tremendous power have aided in giving the Rams their winning touch. Newcomers to varsity baseball are sophomores Abe Weidman and Paul Chenger. Abe has developed into a first rate ball player and his long ball hitting has given the Rams much needed scoring punch. Abe led the team in home runs this season. Paul has become the Rams number one thrower in his first year of varsity competition, but he will be unable to play next year since he has signed a contract with the Milwaukee Braves. Baseball 152 Despite D. Cosgrove ' s all out effort he is tagged out at by a St. Joseph ' s player in West Chester ' s 7-6 victory. A fine throw from the outfield beats Butch Shockley to the plate and he is an easy out for the Penn catcher. Abe Weidman is greeted at home plote by Dicic Cosgrove after parking another one over the left fence to put West Chester ahead of P. M. C. 4 70 West Chester West Chester West Chester West Chester 9 West Chester 4 West Chester 4 West Chester ._ 3 BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 4 P. M. C _ Temple __ 14 12 Shippensburg 3 LaSolle 4 Villanova __ 6 Drexel 2 Villanova 6 West Chester 20 St. Joseph ' - West Chester 3 West Chester 1 University of Penn 4 Temple 4 West Chester 2 Bloomsburg 1 . 1 2 West Chester 9 P. M. C West Chester 6 LaSalle West Chester 21 Millersville . West Chester _ 3 Muhlenburg West Chester _. 7 St. Joseph ' s Coach — W. Glenn Killinger y jr. jfvi Heads up play like this by Mike Lunn helped West Chester in their 4-2 victory over Drexel. 153 Kneeling: M. Hoffner, T. Mcgowan. Standing, left fo right: C. Gruver, Coach Weagley F Davis F Wahle D. Buzby, G. Brown. M. HofFner is shown practicing his back hand in preparation for the match against Temple. The tennis squad ended the 1959 season as the only losing team of the year. The Rom natters lost all five matches of their short season. They were handicapped by having to play all of their matches on a foreign court, but lack of experience was the greatest contri- bution to a dismal season. Albright, LaSalle, Sv arth- more, Temple, and Drexel all handed the Rams con- vincing defeats. Next year should be brighter for Coach Weagley since all members will be returning for another season. Tennis 154 .,r-::..;::::-P « Golf Captain of the I960 Ro Barry Remtey. goiter Diiuiijjjiiiijjiiiiijii ' , iiigipi iiiiS ' West Chester golfers enjoyed considerable success in their 1959 season on the fairways. With the consistent playing of captain George Brown, Terry German, Barry Remley, and Bob Alsbach, the team compiled a re- spectable 5-3 record. The Rams faced a difficult schedule. LaSalle, Albright, Shippensburg, Drexel, and Temple all fell victim to the Ram linksters. St. Joe and Villanova were the only two squads to gain victory over the Rams with St. Joe enjoying success twice. The golf team is coached by Dr. Cottrell. B. Patton, Dr. Cottr( and B. Remley. 155 Sports Action Bob O ' Neil finishes just off The poce of □ Cheyney runner during Wes: Cheste- s victory over the Wolves. a.;I G.-ey ron-.ps noine .:r. = TD ;.-. Vies: Cr.esier 54-0 victory over Mons ld. 156 Tony Zompella ond Borry Fetich employ toctia to ttiworl Morylond ' s ottempt for o gool — Wesi Chestei won. 1-0. The well-fashioned, hustling 1959 hockey team, Fint Row, (eft to right: C. WiMiams, L. McMeekin, J. Anderson, G. Krauser, S. Ger- hart, P. O ' Neill, co-captain; P. Fazio, co-captain; R. Godber, C. Schridt, S. Hice, L. Fuss, L. Kiott. Second Row, left to right: S. Shirk, J. Singer, J. Chenoweth, M. Roland, M. Forsythe, S. Boehringer, J. Groff, P. Vanor L. Verdecchio. Third Row, left to right: McKenna, H. Stratton, M. Plummer, J. Spen( K. Caldwell, A. Kurtz, P. Harrison. Holland, S. Atkins, V. J. Huber, A. Lillmars, Walls, B. Murphy, J. , L. Barrie, D. Welters, The West Chester Intercollegiate Hockey Team, under the coaching of Miss D. Yanisch, had a very successful season with three wins, one tie, and one loss. A game that the team will long remember is the upset it gave Temple University to end the Owl ' s eighteen-game win- ning streak. The superb playing of the team is marked by the selection of nine West Chester women for the All-College team. HOCKEY SCHEDULE W. C. Opponents Beaver 1 2 E. Stroudsburg 1 1 Temple 3 2 Ursinus _ 3 1 Gettysburg 2 It is always a great honor to be chosen for one of the Philadelphia All-College Hockey Teams. This year these girls have been selected becouse of their outstanding ability: R. Godber, J. Anderson, G. Krauser, S. Gerhart, I. McMeekin, C. Schmidt, P. O ' Neill, P. Fazio, C. Williams. Hockey 157 4 N- : t : X nlh- ' --J|N l8r The Ramette Basketeers who led the team to all its victories. Fhst Row, left to right: B. Fritche, M. A. Markward, L. Klatt, J. Troutman, F. Hasson, S. Nagle, D. Reed C. Schmidt. Second Row, left to right: Miss B. Coates, F. Klein, S. Nosh, M. J. Snyder, S. Peck, co-captain; D. Walters, C. Heberle, captain; L. McMeekin, P. Fazio, P. O ' Neill, N. Maust, D. MacLennan, J. Singer. Third Row, lell to right: M. Stein, manager; S. Worley, M. Kleinfelder, J. Pickell, K. Caldwell, L. Barrie, M. Hartman, K. Generic, D. Knisiey, B. Murphy, S. Way, J. Robinson, J. Lodeski, M. A. Whited, S. Templeton, manager; Mrs. E. Z. Taylor. The hustling seniors covering the center circle ore I. McMeekin, P. Fazio, S. Peck, C. Heberle, P. O ' Neill, L. Klott, F. Klein. Kitty Caldwell, one of the outstanding newcomers, shows the dribbling style which he lped the Ramettes to win so many games. Basketball Sandy Peck, co-captain, goes up for a rebound as West Chester defeats the Alumnae, 49-44. The West Chester Mermaids have increased in number more this year than ever before. Coach Margerum has many excellent freshmen to add strength to the team. The Romettes showed true West Chester style by defeating Bryn Mawr in their initial meet by a score of 41-25. The potential of the J. V. team was also evidenced by a 44- 17 win over Bryn Mawr. The rest of the season included meets with Ursinus. Swarthmore, and the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. A great deal of enthusiasm witnessed the success of these very attractive swimmers. The Mermaids had an undefeated season this year, topping it off by becoming the first new champions in twelve years in the Eastern Inter- collegiate Women ' s Swimming Championships. Swimming Sally Warman shows winning style as she gets off to a good start on the 50 yard backstroke Jon Spence jumps the gun as S. Huck and C. Alexander begin the 100 yard free-style during a practice The Romette Mermaids of 1960— first Row, left to right: I. Mulford, C. Alexander, C. Godri, J. Myers, B. A. Weiser, captain; K. Baker, R. Honegger. Second Row, left to right; Miss K. Margerum, S. Warman, B. Warburton, J. Spence, B. Sconlon, P. Stout, B. Wittenburg, J. Miller Third Row, left to right: S. Atkins, manager; D. Behler, manager; A Hall, A. Kurtz, P. Richter, M. Telford, S. Hud, F. Fehr, N. Reiber, P Armstrong, manager. Lacrosse Patti O ' Neill, the 1960 captain, reaches high for a pass as the Ramettes warm up before a big game. The 1959 lacrosse Ramettes completed their season with a 4-1 record under the able coaching of Miss Eleanor Pepper. They de- feated such highly spirited teams as the University of Pennsylvania, Swarthmore, Drexel, and Beaver, and lost only to Ursinus. Lacrosse is one of the roughest and most exciting sports offered at West Chester. Many freshmen each year try their luck at this relatively new sport; this is evidenced by the large reserve teams the Ramettes produce. In view of all the efforts put forth by the teams, it is hoped that lacrosse will gain the recognition that it deserves as a varsity sport in the years to come. •,  ..J , 160 The 1959 lacrosse team, captained by Joyce Williams, included; First Row: hit to right: M. J. Kling, M. Melloce, P. Sycamore, J. Willioms, coptain; B. Popole, F. Weinmayr, P. Orlando. Seconef Row, hit fo right: D. Ashlon, P. O ' Neill, L. Klott, L. McMeekin, P. Fazio, S. Warman, P. Harrison. Thircf Row, left to right: R. Godber, S. Smicker, F. Walls, A. Kurtz, F. R. Reinhard, D. Nichles, M. A. Wh Pepper. Horel, N. Reese, K. Reed, B. Hershey, Krouser. fourth Row, left to right: Nogle, A. Lillmard, Miss E. Congratulations to the 1959 Women ' s Intercollegiate Tennis Team on its completion of a successful season despite the lack of many facilities and several rained out matches. Due to the extensive building program, it was difficult to obtain practice oreo; however, the team come through in true West Chester style. Pictured below ore: Firsf Row, lelt to right: B. Dorris, B. Barron, L. Taylor, J. Manly, E. Henry. Second Row, left to right: I. Hall, A. Freet, M. A. Gottshall, captain; J. Dunn, J. McKenna. TENNIS SCHEDULE April 21 Muhlenberg April 27 Ursinus May 3 Temple May 6 East Stroudsbu Moy 12 Drexel The co-captains and coach for the 1960 Tennis Team ore pictured above Anita Freet, Miss M. Leach, Lou Taylor. Tennis 161 M :! : ■ ■ t The officers and managers of this women ' s organization include: first Row, lell to right: B. Prince, N. Richwine, secretary; J. Davis, B. Her- shey, V. Mason, B. Light. Second Row, left to right: Miss R. Reed, J. Heindel, treasurer; C. Heberle, president; M. J. Snyder, vice-president; P. Henlde, publicity C. Mo P. Kitz E. Treoster, O. Neville noger; Miss M. Leach. Third Row, left to right: er, P. Stout, S. Gerhart, S. Smicker, H. Petrek, fourth Row, left to right: S. Shirk, B. Murphy, Morinak. Absent, Carolyn Lane. W. R. A. broadened its tumbling program as evidenced above by a heodstand with a flying dive roll. Volleyball enthusiosm was heightened by on evening program in the Old Gym. ' The Women ' s Recreation Association was very active on campus this year. Many girls from all curricula participated in the various activities offered by this rec- reational group, including: archery, bad- minton, basketball, dance, golf, hockey, outing, soccer, softball, sv imming, tennis, track and field, tumbling, and volleyball. These team and individual sports v ere offered on an intramural basis only. Part of the program also included spon- soring many dances, sports nights, and the annual spring banquet. Carolyn Heberle, the president, with two advisors. Miss N. Ruth Reed and Miss Muriel Leach, performed an excellent job in organizing the new program thisiyear. W. R. A. 162 W. I. A. P. The Women ' s Intercollegiate Ath- letic Program was inaugurated in 1959 to conduct women ' s intercol- legiate activities. It was separated from W. R. A. for the purpose of conducting and organizing only extramural activities. The program includes a variety of team and individual sports such as hockey, basketball, swimming, ten- nis, and lacrosse. W. I. A. P. has the managers of all the intercollegiate sports for its membership. Mrs. E. Taylor is the advisor, and Pat Harrison and Margo Stein are the co-chairmen. Betty Ann Weiser, captain, touches the for the West Chester Mermaids. The extramural basketeers have produced by M. J. Snyder. quickly as she finishes the 100 yard freestyle ' ith the excellent strategy displayed The women leaders who helped to organize this new organization are: Kneeling, left to righf: f. Walls, S. Templeton, A. Freet, R. Reinhord. Sfonding, left to right: Mrs. E. Taylor, I. Hall, P. Harrison, M. Stein, S. Atkins, L. Verdecchio. senior directory Adams, Barbara J., 740 Burmont Rd., Drexel Hill. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Neithian, Philosophy. Adams, Susan R., 3 W. Gorden Rd., Broomall. Clubs: Geography, Syn- chronized Swimming. Adelmann, Rosemary V., 410 Custer Ave., Glenolden. Clubs: Newman, Philosophy, Psychology. Allison, George C, 408 Vassar Ave., Swarthmore. Clubs: SCA, Majors, Philosophy (V. Pres.); Sports: Tennis. Allison, John F., 337 Park Ave., Williomsport. Clubs: Friars, Majors, Newman, Varsity (Sec); Sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country (Fr. Coach), Track, Intramurals; Activities: Men ' s Intramural Council, Resident Men ' s Council, Sport ' s Publicity Committee; Quad Angles (Sports Ed), Ram ' s Horn (Ed), Serpentine (Sports Ed.) Amman, Marie R., 3320 N. Eleventh St., Philodelphio 40. Clubs: ACE, SNEA, WRA, Geogrophy, Neithian, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade. Amos, Nancy E., 6404 N. Eleventh St., Philadelphia 26. Clubs: SAA (Executive Board), SCA, Neithian; Activities: Women ' s Dormitory Council, All-Star Entertainment Committee; Serpentine (Business Manager); Class Sec, V. Pres.; Who ' s Who. Anderson, Agnes C, 1303 Main St., Avoco. Clubs: SCA, SNEA (Sec), WRA, Math; Activities: Advisory Board, Women ' s Dormitory Council (V. Pres), Food Service Committee, Rampage Committee, Campus Charities Chairman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Serpentine (Ass ' t. Ed.); Who ' s Who. Anderson, Lyna I., R. D. 1, West Chester. Clubs: Valkyrie; Sports; Hockey, Softball. Angeio, Ruth I., 626 Revere Rd., Merion Station. Clubs: IVCF, Neithian; Activities: SGA (Sec), Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees, Rampage Committee; Serpentine. Angelus, John P., 134 Fairmount Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: Sketch; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Committees. Angeny, John D., 513 Felton Ave., Collingdale. Clubs: Chess, Geography, Philosophy; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Rampage Committee, Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Appelgren, Brenda E., 6130 Erdrick St., Philadelphia 24. Clubs: ACE (Pres), SCA, SNEA (Pres.), WRA, Photography, Neithian (Pres.); Activities: Fire Brigade, Floor Government, Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil; Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Ash, Roberta R., 3350 St. Lawrence Ave., Reading. Activities: College Symphony, Sinfonietta, String Quartet, String Trio, Sophomore Variety Show Chairman, SGA (Sec). Ashton, Geraldine I., 1842 Fairview Ave., Easton. Clubs: SCA, WRA (Manager), Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Cheerleading Captain, Exhibition Gym Team, Lacrosse; Activities: Women ' s Dormitory Council; Quad Angles, Serpentine (Sports Ed); Who ' s Who. Auch, James M., Jr., 6949 Pawling St., Philadelphia 28. Clubs: Friars, Math, Newman, Varsity; Sports: Football; Activities: Men ' s Resident Council; Who ' s Who. Boer, Frances L., 136 West Twenty-second St., Chester. Clubs: WRA, Philosophy (Sec), Psychology. Bailey, William A., 5428 Discher St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Friars, Majors, Varsity (V. Pres.); Sports: Soccer, Track, Intramurals; Activities: Campus Charities, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Ram ' s Horn, Serpentine. Baker, Barbara H., 319 W. Second St., Medio. Clubs: SCA, Neithian. Baker, Dolores A., 1621 S. Seventeenth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Govern- ment, Psychology. Banks, Barbara E., 3438 Ookmont Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: ACE (Treas), IVCF, SCA, WRA, Neithian, Photography; Activities: Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Council (Treas.), Big-Little Sister Com- mittee. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Freshman Class Treas.; Who ' s Who. Barber, Carol A., R. D. 2, Lititz. Clubs: SCA, Neithian; Activities: SAA (V. Pres.), Girls ' Glee Club (Pub. Chairman), Women ' s Dormitory Council. Bard, Alison L, 171 Thomas PI., Sinking Spring. Clubs: ACE, SCA, WRA, Neithian; Activities: Junior Closs Committee; Quad Angles, Ser- pontine. Barnes, John A., 3333 N. Fifteenth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, Little Theatre, Phonograph, Veterans; Activities: Junior Class Com- mittees. Barone, Joseph A., 700 Montgomery Ave., Bryn Mowr. Clubs: Newman, Phonograph, Psychology; Activities: College Choir, Men ' s Resident Council, Men ' s Chorus; Quad Angles. Barraclough, Richard C, 3424 Commerce Ave., Brookhaven. Clubs: Gov- ernment, Veterans; Activities: Men ' s Day Council (Sec). 164 Bastion, Charles J., 1763 Bigler St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Newman, Var- sity; Sports: Football. Baxter, James H., Jr., 2818 N. Front St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, Vor- sity; Sports: Soccer, Intramurals: Serpentine. Bell, Elverna D., 217 Rex Ave., Philocfelphia. Clubs: Neithian, Newman, Philosophy; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Fire Brigade, Sophomore Class Committees. Bell, William H., 3553 Woodcrest Ave., Newtown Squore. Clubs: SCA (Treas., Pres), SNEA, Geography, Philosophy, Science, Sketch; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Men ' s Chorus, Men ' s Intramural Council, Sophomore, Senior Class Committees. Bennett, Harvey D., 4942 N. Ninth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Geography, Hillel; Sports: Baseball, Cross Country, Intramurals. Bernhart, Richard A., 186 Windermere Ave., Lansdowne. Clubs: Chess. Berstecher, John S., Jr., 8008 Fairview St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Majors, Chess; Sports: Cross Country, Golf, Track (Manager), Wrestling; Activities: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees. Best, Beverly G., Willow Hill. Clubs: Chess, Little Theatre, Newman, Valkyrie; Sports: Intramurals. Bilbrough, Walter E., R. D. 1, Boyertown. Clubs: Chess, English, Gov- ernment; Sports: Basketball, Softball. Billig, Nancy J., 726 Broadway, Milton. Clubs: SCA, MENC, Little Theatre; Activities: All-Star Entertainment Committee, College Choir, Fire Brigade, Floor Government, Junior, Senior Class Committees, Wo- men ' s Dormitory Council; Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Black, John P., 7341 Montour St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Chess, Geography; Sports: Soccer, Intramurals; Activities: SGA, Men ' s Resident Council; Serpentine. Blakeney, Delores, 3304 N. Twenty-first St., Philadelphia. Clubs; IVCF, SCA, SNEA, English, Philosophy; Serpentine. Boehmler, George C, 3051 Unruh Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Booster, Bridge, Math, Philosophy, Science, Synchronized Swimming; Activities: Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Bonner, Mildred A., 4715 Larchwood Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Chess, Philosophy, Phonograph. Boyd, Jean A., R. D. 1, Wyoming, Del. Clubs: SCA, English, Psychology; Activities: English Clinic. Brancoto, Helene H., 6378 Columbia Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: WRA, Bridge, Language (Pres), Neithian, Phonograph; Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Branton, Richard G., 402 Andrews Ave., Glenolden. Clubs: Moth, Philo- sophy. Brice, James B., 202 Shorpless St., West Chester. Clubs: Geography, Government, History, Philosophy; Sports: Intramurals. Brickley, Sandra L., 326 Sixth St., New Cumberland. Clubs; SCA (Sec, V. Pres.), WRA, SNEA, Bridge, Neithian; Activities: Campus Charities, Fire Brigade, Floor Government, Girls ' Glee Club (V. Pres.), Women ' s Dormitory Council, Sophomore, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Briegel, Paul G., Big Oak Rd., Yordley; Clubs: SCA, Varsity; Sports: Basketball, Cross Country, Track. Brignola, Ann P., 2629 S. Sixteenth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: French (Sec), Newman (Regional Rep.); WRA. Brinton, Alice C, 300 S. Church St., West Chester. Clubs: English, (Sec), Neithian, Philosophy (Sec); Activities: Girls ' Glee Club, Women ' s Day Council, Rampage Committee, Junior Class Committee; Junior Class Sec; Who ' s Who. Brittain, Gerald W., 25 Dean St., West Chester. Clubs: IVCF, Majors; Sports: Basketball Statistician, Soccer, Track (Intramural Director); Activities: Junior Class Committee. Brittingham, Nancy K., 429 W. Barnard St., West Chester. Clubs: ACE, Neithian, Newman, Philosophy, Psychology; Activities: Rampage Committee, Junior, Senior Class Committees. Brosius, Carolyn H., 715 Clayton St., Aberdeen, Md. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geography; Activities: Fire Brigade, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Brothers, Jeanne I., 600 Convent Rd., Chester. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, little Theatre; Activities: College Choir, Mixed Chorus, Women ' s Chorus; Sophomore Class Committee. Brown, Fronk J., 2 E. Glenolden Ave., Glenolden. Clubs: Majors, Varsity; Sports: Soccer, Track (Manager), Intramurals; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Student Leader of Intramurals; Serpentine. Brown, George D., Jr., 536 Penn Ave., West Reading. Clubs: SCA, Chess, Newman, Phonograph, Psychology, Varsity; Sports: Tennis; Activities: College Choir, Men ' s Chorus; Serpentine. Brown, Gerald L., 628 S. Wolnut St., West Chester. Clubs: MENC; Activities: Marching BancJ, College Choir, Concert Band, Criterions, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Brown, Marilyn E., 913 Truepenny Rd., Medio. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, Booster, Neithian, Philosophy, Phonogroph, Psychology; Sports: Cheerleader, WRA; Activities: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees. Buck, Barbara J., 244 Monroe St., Bristol. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Bridge; Activities: Fire Brigode, Floor Government, Senior Class Committee, Symphony Orchestra; Serpentine. Burgess, Jannette E., R. D. 1, Malvern. Clubs: WRA, Philosophy, Psy- chology. Buri, Roy C, 5037 N. Seventeenth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Geography, Philosophy. Butler, Louis M., 8 Pinion Ave., Hovertown. Clubs: Moth, Newman, Philosophy, Science. Byers, Richard L., 620 S. Thirteenth St., Columbio. Clubs: SCA, Little Theatre (Pres.). Camarote, Paul V., 1443 Elmwood Ave., Sharon Hill. Clubs: SCA, Booster, Majors, Varsity; Sports: Football, Soccer, Intramurals; Activities: SGA; Junior Class Pres.; Sophomore, Junior Class Committees. Campbell, Robert K., 14 4 S. Sixth St., Columbia. Clubs: Majors, Varsity; Sports: Football, Wrestling, Intramurals; Activities: Career Day; Who ' s Who. Carlin, Kathryn A., 469 Roslyn Ave., Glenside. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Booster, Newman; Activities: Freshman, Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Carman, John R., 313 Rose La., Broomall. Clubs: MENC, Phonograph, Veterans; Activities: Concert Bond. Caruso, Angeline J., 7947 Limekiln Pike, Philodelphia. Clubs: WRA, Bridge, Neithian, Newman; Activities: Freshman Class Committee, Symphony Orchestra. Cossel, John D., R. D. 1, Monhein. Clubs: Majors, Veterans (Pres.); Sports: Football, Tennis, Intramurals. Chaplin, Ann E., 348 Walnut St., Pottstown. Clubs: SNEA, Booster, Bridge, Newman, Psychology; Sports: Cheerleader; Activities: Fire Brigade. Chapman, Stanley, 4086 E. Roosevelt Blvd., Philadelphia. Clubs: Bridge, Hillel, Majors; Sports: Football, Track, Intramurals. Charles, Richard L., 27 E. Fornum St., Lancoster. Clubs: Majors, Varsity; Sports: Tennis (Copt.), Wrestling (Capt.), Intramurals; Quod Angles. Chenverf, Robert A., 605 W. Miner St., West Chester. Clubs: Friars (Pres.), Majors, Veteran; Sports: Football, Track, Wrestling, Intra- murals; Activities: Campus Charities; Quad Angles (Ad. Manager); Who ' s Who. Christman, Joyce A., R. D. 2, Pottstown Clubs: SCA, Math, Philosophy, Psychology. Cianciosi, Dennis V., 325 Franklin St., Reading. Clubs: MENC, Newman; Activities: College Choir, Concert Band, Criterions, Marching Bond, Symphony Orchestra. Clark, Joanne, 109 S. Valley Rd., Paoli. Clubs: SNEA. Cohen, Marvin S., 203 Glen Arbor Rd., Hovertown. Clubs: Astronomy, Bridge, Chess, Geography, Hillel, Visual Ed.; Activities: Men ' s Day Council; Campus Charities, Staging and Lighting. Cool, Marilyn H., 1026 W. Cloy St., Lancoster. Clubs: WRA, SCA, Girl ' s Glee Club, Psychology, Valkyrie; Sports: Gymnastics, Lacrosse; Activities: Cheerleader, Fire Brigade (Chief), Women ' s Dormitory Council, Senior Class Committee; Quod Angles, Serpentine. Cooper, Hermenio T., 338 N. Sixty-second St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Government, Philosophy; Serpentine. Cooper, Robert W ., Jr., 7447 N. Twenty-first St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, Booster, Geography, Majors (V. Pres.); Sports: Gymnastics, Track, Wrestling, Intramurals; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees, Rampage Committee; Serpentine. Costa, Marian D., 300 N. Wycombe Ave., Lansdowne. Clubs: WRA, Philosophy, Phonograph, Psychology; Activities: Speech Clinic; Ser- pentine. Curnow, William C, III, 1950 Hoy Terrace, Easton. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Friars; Activities: College Choir, College Quartet, Criterions, March- ing Bond, Symphony Orchestra. Cutillo, Barbara L., 3218 Glenview St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Valkyrie; Sports: Hockey, Softball. Da Costa, Nancy H., 209 Moore St., Princeton, N. J. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, WRA, College Choir, Newman, Orchestra, Philosophy, Women ' s Chorus; Activities: Fire Brigade. D ' Amico, Francis M., 6622 Lansdowne Ave., Philadelphia 3. Clubs: MENC, College Choir, Concert Bond, Criterions, Marching Bond, Photo- graphy, Veterans. Davis, Fronklin R., 20 S. Sixth Ave., Coafesville. Clubs: Government, Men ' s Glee Club, Philosophy, Varsity. Sports: Tennis. Davis, Lawrence O., 337A Essex Ave., Lansdowne. Clubs: IVCF, Veterans; Sports: Gymnastics, Tennis, Track; Activities: Men ' s Day Room Council. Dovis, Robert R., 5009 Quebec St., College Pork, Md. Clubs: Varsity (Pres., V. Pres., Treos); Sports: Baseball, Footboll, Wrestling. Dovis, Wayne G., 6 Pennsylvania Ave., Avoadale. Clubs: Majors, Var- sity; Sports: Soccer (Co-Copt.), Tennis, Intramurals; Who ' s Who. Dawson, Joseph R., Box 22, Exton. Clubs: Chess and Checkers, Dramatic. De luco, Morjorie A., 219 S. Brady St., Blairsville. Clubs: WRA, Geo- graphy, Newman; Activities: Junior Class Committee, Rompoge Com- mittee; Sophomore, Junior Class Treos. De Bolt, June B., R. D. 2, Parkesburg. Clubs: Language, Philosophy. Delony, James P., 316 Township Line, Cheltenham. Clubs: Friars, Majors, Newman, Vorsity; Sports: Football; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council. Del Nero, Michael R., Avondole. Clubs: Little Theatre; Serpentine (Photo- graphy Ed). Demko, John V., 1034 Second St., Cotasoquo. Clubs: Veterans; Sports: Trock, Intramurals. Dent, Joyce M., 520 Oak Lone, Glenolden. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, SNEA (Treos.); Activities: Junior, Senior Class Committees. Desimone, Alfred J., 722 Sand St., Norristown. Clubs: Newmon, Vet- erans; Activities: Concert Bond, Criterions, Marching Bond, Senior Class Executive Board. Destofney, L. Raymond, 115 Bucktoe Rd., Avondole. Clubs: French, Little Theatre, Newman; Activities: Men ' s Chorus. Devilbiss, Diane R., Fawn Grove. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA, Booster, Phonograph, Synchronized Swimming; Activities: College Choir, Wo- , ' rnen ' s Dorm Council; Serpentine. De Vitis, Jacqueline M., 412 Lansdowne Ave., Drexel Hill. Clubs: WRA, Newman, Philosophy, Psychology (Sec, Treas.). Dietrich, Richord P., 1123 Amity St., Reading. Clubs: Moth, Varsity (Sec- Treos.); Sports: Boseboll, Soccer (Co-Copt.); Activities: SAA, SGA; Senior Class Pres.; Who ' s Who. Di Marco, Margaret H., 221 W. Sixth Ave., Conshohocken. Clubs: New- man, Philosophy, Psychology; Activities: Speech Clinic; Serpentine. D ' Ippolito, Alfonsina M., 105 E. Eleventh Ave., Conshohocken. Clubs: French, Government, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quad Angles; Serpentine. Dixon, Ruth M., 149 W. Third St., Mt. Cormel. Clubs: Little Theatre, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade. Dorsey, James J., 514 Keystone Ave., Darby. Clubs: English, Little Theatre, Science; Serpentine. Drokeford, Frances M., 37 Worner Ave., Bryn Mowr. Clubs: Checkers and Chess, Phonograph, Pinochle, Psychology. Dreibelbiss, Shirley A., R. D. 1, Rohesonia. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Phono- graph; Activities: College Choir, Collegiate Chorale, Intermediate Band, Women ' s Chorus. Dunn, Gertrude A., 738 Bonsall Ave., Sharon Hill. Clubs: Newmon, Valkyrie; Sports: Field Hockey, Lacrosse. Edelen, Rose C, Glen Moore. Clubs: Psychology. Edwards, Barbara A., 227 Hazel Ave., Folsom. Clubs: SCA, SNEA (Pres., V. Pres. SE District), WRA, Government, Philosophy; Activities: Campus Charities, Junior, Senior Closs Committees; Serpentine, (Asst. Typing Ed.). Elvin, Barbara K., 42 Chestnut Rd., Paoli. Clubs: SCA, Neithion; Activities: Fire Brigade. Junior Closs Committees; Quad Angles, Serpentine Emel, Gale L., 638 W. Fourth St., Bridgeport. Club s: Philosophy, Phono- graph, Psychology; Activities: Women ' s Doy Council (V. Pres.). Evens, June A., 5846 Montrose St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, Booster, Geography (Sec); Activities: Rampage Committee; Quad Angles. Ewing, Franklin M., 17 S. Maple Lo., West Chester. Clubs: Veterans; Sports: Cross Country, Football, Tennis, Track. Foddis, Beotrice E., 107 Green St., Christiona. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Fire Brigade, Symphony Orchestra. 165 senior directory Fonelli, Robert F., 27 Weston PI., Shenandoah, Clubs: Friors, Newman, Phonograph; Activities: College Quartet, Concert Bond, Criterions, Marching Band, Resident Men ' s Council. Farina, lewis J., 416 Parlcside Rd., Camp Hill. Clubs: Astronomy, Math, Science; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Senior Class Committees; Quod Angles and Serpentine (Photographer). Faiio, Petronilla C, Mill Rd., Kennett Square. Clubs: Major, Newman, Valkyrie (Sec); Sports: Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse. WRA (Man- ager); Activities: Junior Class Committees. Feldkircher, Robert B., 12 Oakland Rd., Broomall. Clubs: SCA, Majors; Sports: Basketball. Activities: Junior Class Committees. Fellows, Gary W., 205 Orchard La., Norristown. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Booster, English, Geography, Government, Philosophy; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council; Quad Angles; Ser- pentine. Ferich, Barry W., R. D. 2, Willow Street. Clubs: SCA, SNEA (Treos.), Majors, Geography, Varsity; Sports: Baseball, Soccer, Intramurals; Activities: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees. Field, Henry A., Penrose and Tinicum Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: Veterans; Sports: Baseball, Gymnastics. Finn, Barbara J., 5725 N. Lambert St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, ACE, Neithian, Phonograph; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Com- mittees. Fish, Betty J., 109 Chatham Rd., Upper Darby. Clubs: Geography, Philo- sophy, Psychology. Fisher, Jerrold E., 301 N. Matlock St., West Chester. Clubs: Phonograph (Pres.); Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Morching Band. Fitzgerald, John G., 6268 Cottage St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Mojor, New- man; Sports: Football, Gymnastics, Intramurals. Fltzmaurice, Morgaret E., 40 Aberdale Rd., Bala Cynwyd. Clubs: WRA, Booster, Neithian, Newman; Activities: Junior Class Committees, Fire Brigade, Rampage Committee; Serpentine. Ford, Glenn S., 117 Woodland Ave., Coatesville. Clubs: Chess and Checkers, Government, Psychology; Sports: Intramurals. Forney, Borbara J., 202 Market St., Dauphin. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Little Theatre, Modern Dance, Synchronized Swimming; Activities: College Choir, Junior Class Committees; Serpentine. Franceschini, Michael C, 1108 Wood St., Bristol. Clubs: Majors, New- man; Sports: Football, Gymnastics, Tennis. Frederick, Nicholas, 5444 Addison St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Geography, Philosophy; Sports: Cross-Country, Intramurals. Freedman, Stanley L., 4727 N. Marshall St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Bridge, Hillel, Majors, Varsity; Sports: Football, Track, Intramurals. Freet, Anita M., 12UI nording Ave., Palmyra. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Val- kyrie; Sports: Tennis. Friesleben, Harold A., 21 Third Ave., East Rockoway, N. Y. Clubs: Var- sity; Sports: Baseball, Basketball. Funda, Dorothy L., 157 Russell Dr., Southampton. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, WRA, Government; Activities: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees, SAA (Executive Committee); Sophomore Class Sec. Furman, Martha E., 3714 Calumet St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Majors, Val- kyrie; Sports: Lacrosse; Activities: Junior Class Committees. Gallagher, James C, 712 W. Fifth St., Chester. Clubs: Psychology; Activities: SGA, Men ' s Day Council. Gollogher, John T., 3126 N. Bancroft St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Newman, Veterans; Sports: Basketball, Intramurals. Gollogher, Judith A., 225 S. Union St., Kennett Square. Clubs: Geo- graphy, Phonograph, Psychology. Golullo, Jean M., 236 E. Morsholl St., Norristown. Clubs: MENC, New- man, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigode. Gangemi, Joseph A., 1527 Packer Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: MENC, Newmon; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Criterions, March- ing Band. Gehref, Anne I., R. D. 3, Fleetwood. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, Chess, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Sinfonietta, Symphony Orchestra. Gentile, Judith A., 834 Paoli Pike, West Chester. Clubs: Philosophy. George, Robert W., 446 lewis St., Minersville. Clubs: IVCF, Chess, Philo- sophy, Science. Giomo, Horry A., 753 Sandy St., Norristown. Clubs: MENC, Record, Veterans. Gilbert, Henry R., Jr., 1306 Manor Rd., Havertown. 166 Gilmore, Joy W., 825 S. High St., West Chester. Clubs: WRA, Bridge, Philosophy, Phonograph, Synchronized Swimming. Gittings, Elizobeth A., 2925 Fanshawe St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, Philosophy, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Women ' s Chorus, Junior Class Committee. Glorner, Ardeth A., 321 Huntley Rd., Upper Darby. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Philosophy, Psychology; Serpentine. Glynn, Diane C, 303 Crystal Lake Ave., Haddonfield, N. J. Clubs: ACE, SCA, Geography, Neithian, Philosophy; Activities: Women ' s Govern- ment, Sophomore Class Committee; Serpentine. Goldin, Joanne E., 1722 Chelsea Rd., Philadelphia. Clubs: Hillel (Sec, V. Pres.), Synchronized Swimming; Sports: Exhibition Gym Team, Swimming, Softball. Gosnoy, John B., 77 Chester Avenue, Clifton Heights. Clubs: SCA, Majors, Veterans; Sports: Football, Baseball (Mgr.), Intramurals; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council. Gough, Ann M., 322 Emerald St., Horrisburg. Clubs: WRA, Newman; Activities: Girl ' s Glee Club, Junior Class Committee. Gronzcw, Noel P., 200 Kent Rd., Upper Darby. Clubs: IVCF, Philosophy, Phonograph, Veterans; Sports: Cross Country. Groves, Charles D., 421 Collins Ave., Moorestown, N. J. Clubs: SCA,- Sports: Intramurals; Activities: College Choir, Men ' s Chorus, Sin- fonietta, Symphony Orchestra. Groybeal, Margoret E., R. D. 2, Kennett Square. Clubs: Philosophy, Phonograph, Pinochle, Psychology; Activities: Women ' s Day Council, Junior Class Committee. Greiner, Suzanne, Glenn Moore. Clubs: SNEA, Bridge, Booster, Newman; Serpentine. Grimm, Jock I., 532 Market St., lykens. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geography, Government, Philosophy; Activities: Junior Class Committee; Ser- pentine. Gruver, Glenn I., Abbottstown St., East Berlin. Clubs: IVCF, Majors, Varsity; Sports: Soccer, Tennis, Wrestling. Guerra, Hildo M., 2119 S. Gould St., Philadelphia. Clubs: MENC, New- man; Activities: College Choir, Senior Class Committee. Guise, Patricio A., S. Main St., BIglervIlle. Clubs: ACE, SCA, WRA, Neithian (Sec), Photography; Activities: Girl ' s Glee Club, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine (Typing Ed.). Guss, Noncy F., 19 Garden Circle Dr., West Chester. Clubs: Philosophy; Activities: Cheerleading, Women ' s Day Council; Serpentine. Gutek, Ronald A., 9 Sadler ' s Pork, West Chester. Clubs: SCA, Veterans (V. Pres.); Sports: Football, Gymnastics, Soccer. Hoir, Dionne M., 406 Franklin St., Carlisle. Clubs: SCA, Philosophy; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigade, Women ' s Chorus. Hanno, Eleanor J., 208 Wright Ave., Darby. Clubs: IVCF, SNEA, Bridge, Philosophy, Phonograph, Psychology. Horbold, Lenore M., R. D. 1, Wellsvllle. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, WRA, Bridge; Activities: Class Committees, College Choir, Fire Brigade, Rampage Committee, Women ' s Chorus; Freshman Class Treasurer. Hordican, Lois A., Meetinghouse Rd., Gwynedd. Clubs: SNEA, Booster, Bridge, Geography, Newman; Activities: Junior Class Committee, Fire Brigade. Hardison, William G., 1612 Dayton Rd., Hyattsville, Md. Clubs: SCA, Math, Varsity; Sports: Tennis, Wrestling; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council; Quad Angles. Hare, Virginia J., 134 W. Essex Ave., Lansdowne. Clubs: WRA, Booster (Sec); Activities: Junior Class Committee. Harrison, Normon C, Jr., St. Thomas. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Chess; Activi- ties: College Choir, Marching Band. Morrison, Patricia A., R. D. 3, Boyertown. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Majors, Volkyrle; Sports: Basketball, Hockey (Mgr.), Lacrosse; Serpentine. Hart, Robert I., 307 Derwyn Rd , lansdowne. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, English (Pres., V. Pres), Psychology, Visual Education; Sports: Basketball, Intramurals; Activities: Sophomore Class Committee; Quod Angles. Harvey, Lowerence R., Main Rd., llnfield. Clubs: Geography, Major, Varsity; Sports: Cross Country, (Co.Capt.), Track, Intramurals; Acti- vities: Varsity Club Publicity. Houck, William C, 23 Wilson Ave., Stoney Creek Mill. Clubs: SCA, Mojors; Sports: Baseball, Soccer, Intramurals. Housmonn, Fronces E., Box 175, Sanatoga. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geo- graphy; Activities: Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee; Serpentine. Heberle, Carolyn M., 222 S. Thlrty.first St., Harrisburg. Clubs: SCA, WRA (Pres.), Majors, Valkyrie; Sporfs: Basketball, Hockey (Mgr., V. Pres.); Activities: Floor Government, Advisory Boord; Who ' s Who. Hedrick, Joan U., 837 E. Fourteenth St., Chester. Hepburn, Maryonn F., 224 Comly St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Newman, Swimming (Mgr.); Sports: Swimming, Intromurols; Activi- ties: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees, Fire Brigade; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Hershey, Etta J., R. D. 2, Lititz. Clubs: IVCF, MENC (Sec), SCA; Acti- vities: Advisory Board, College Choir, Fire Brigade, Floor Govern- ment, Women ' s Chorus; Honor Soloist, Christmas Carol Program. Hoffman, Robert I., Kennett Square. Clubs: Geography (Vice Pres.), Government, Philosophy; Serpentine. House, Robert F., 835 S. High St., West Chester. Clubs: Major, Veterans; Sports: Gymnastics, Track. Houti, Jack H., 207 Linden Ave., Rutledge. Clubs: Major, Philosophy, Varsity; Sports; Football, Intromurols. Huber, Ray S., R. D. 1, Lititz. Clubs: SCA, Major, Varsity; Sports: Wrestling (Mgr.), Intromurols. Hughes, Anne W., 21 7 ' ! Frederick St., Hanover. Clubs: SCA, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigade, Symphony Or- chestra. Hummer, William A., Jr., 209 S. Fourth Ave., Royersford. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, English, Government; Activities: Class Committees. Hutchinson, Daniel G., 4933 Shephord St., Chester. Clubs: Chess; Sports: Swimming, Track; Activities: Men ' s Day Council (Sec). Hutchinson, Nancy J., 672 Sprowl Rd., Bryn Mawr. Clubs: Government, Pinochle (Pres.), Psychology. Hyde, Carol M., 39 Benjamin Ave., Conynghom. Clubs: SNEA, English, little Theatre (Sec), Newman; Activities: Class Committees, Campus Charities Campaign; Director of Sophomore Variety Show; Serpen- tine. Hyland, Jacquelii SNEA. S., Route 2, Seoford, Del. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, ew Castle, Jakubowski, Rosemary K., 213 Wooddale Ave., Liongailen, Del. Clubs: Newman, Phonograph. Johnson, Catherine, 106 E. Thirteenth St., Chester. Clubs: Chess, Psy- schology. Johnson, Joan B., 18 W. Street Rd., Wes t Chester. Clubs: Geography, Language. Jones, Christopher B., 2767 N. W. Twenty-fourth St., Miomi 42, Fl. Clubs: SCA, Friars (Treos.), Majors, Varsity; Sports: Soccer, Tennis, Intro- murols; Activities: Campus Charities; Committees: Freshman, Sopho- more, Junior, Senior Class; Sophomore Class Pres. Jones, Mervin J., 4905 Arch St., Philadelphia 39. Clubs: Bridge, Chess, Majors, Philosophy; Sports: Football, Track. Jones, Nolan F., 716 Preston Ave., Bryn Mawr. Clubs: Art, Geography; Sports: Baseball, Football. Jones, Rhoann M., 1404 Washburn St., Scranton. Clubs: SCA, Neithian, Newman, Psychology; Activities: Fire Brigade, Junior Class Committee. Kohle, D. Diane, 131 N. Delaware, Yordley. Clubs: WRA, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quad Angles; Serpentine. Kane, John W., 301 N. Matlock St., West Chester. Clubs: Astronomy, Math, Philosophy, Science. Keebler, Martha E., 306 West Linden St., Kennett Square. Clubs: ACE, WRA, Philosophy, Psychology. Kelly, Andrew K., 120 W. Miner St., West Chester. Clubs: SCA, Varsity; Sports: Baseball, Soccer. Kent, Sara H., 1404 Walnut St., Coatesville. Clubs: SCA, MENC, SNEA, Sketch; Activities: College Choir, Mixed Chorus, Sinfonietto, Sym- phony Orchestra, Women ' s Chorus. Kern, Harold E., Box 20, Gap. Clubs: SCA; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Marching Bond, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Kerner, Robert T., 325 Chandler St., Philadelphia 11. Clubs: Friars, Geo- graphy, Newman, Varsity; Sports: Cross-Country, Tennis, Track, Intromurols; Activities: SAA (Treos), SGA, Campus Charities, Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine, (Senior Section Ed.); Who ' s Who. Kiefer, Theodore E., 5644 N. Uber St., Philadelphia 41. Clubs; SCA, MENC (V. Pres., Pres.), Phonograph, Synchronized Swimming. Kimmel, Ruth A., R. D., Orwigsburg. Clubs: SCA, SNEA (Treos.), Booster (Sec), Bridge; Activities: Fire Brigade; Serpentine. Kinard, Hazel E., 801 Latimer St., York. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, Booster, Neithian; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Fire Chief; Activities: Junior, Senior Closs Committees; Who ' s Who. King, Yvonne M., 662 N. Fifty-seventh St., Philadelphia 31. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Little Theater, Neithian, Psychology; Activities: Fire Brigade, Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Kingham, Gail F., 794 College Ave., Hoverford. Clubs: Bridge, French, Philosophy, Phonograph, Psychology; Sports: Tennis. Kingsley, Mary I., 419 Bryan St., Hovertown. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Booster (Pres), Newman; Activities: Fire Brigode, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Literary Quod. Kirsch, Theodore I., 6071 Cedorhurst St., Philadelphia 43. Clubs: Hillel, Philosophy, Psychology, Radio. Klott, Lois A., 2107 Guilford St., Philadelphia 14. Clubs: SCA, WRA (Treos. and Mgr), Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Bosketboll, Hockey, Lacrosse, Softball; Activities: Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Coun- cil, Junior, Senior Class Committees. Kline, Fredo A., Icksburg. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Geography, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Intromurols. Kline, Robert F., 133 W. Airy St., Norristown. Clubs: Geography, New- man, Philosophy, Psychology. Kowal, Thaddeus M., 223 Washington St., Bristol. Clubs: Majors, New- man , Varsity; Sports: Basketball, Football. Kroll, David H., 3122 Mogee Ave., Philadelphia 49. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Moth, Philosophy; Activities: Senior Class Committee. Krasavage, Martin A., Jr., 385 Main St., Luzerne. Clubs: Mojors, New- man, Veterans; Sports: Gymnastics, Tennis, Intromurols. Krash, Susan J., R. D. 2, Eoston. Clubs: ACE, Bridge, Hillel, Neithian; Activities: Campus Charities, Fire Brigade, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quod Angles; Serpentine. Kreider, Roy I., Box 72, Compbelltown. Clubs: IVCF, Majors; Sports: Football, Tennis, Intromurols; Quad Angles. Kuharik, Joel M., 3300 Monorwood Dr., Hyotlsville, Md. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Football, Wrestling. Lambert, Donald W., 907 Boynord St., Bristol. Clubs: Majors, Vorsity (Sergeont-At-Arms); Sports: Track, Wrestling, Intromurols. Lambert, Thomas F., 307 N. Walnut St., West Chester. Clubs: MENC, Record; Activities: Brass Ensemble, College Choir, Criterions, March- ing Bond, Men ' s Chorus, Symphony Orchestra. Lamborn, Martha J., State Rd., West Grove. Clubs: IVCF, SNEA. Lamp, Barbara F., 449 Lincoln Hwy., Malvern. Clubs: IVCF; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club. londis, Charlotte, 1125 New York Ave., West Chester. Clubs: Bridge, Hillel, Neithian, Philosophy. Londis, Jo Ann L., 2101 Carlisle Rd., York. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, WRA, Neithian; Activities: Floor Government, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Lane, Carolyn D., 101 Wyndmoor Rd., Springfield. Clubs: WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, , Hockey, Tennis, Intromurols; Activities: Convocation Committee, Floor Government, Food Service Commit- tee, Women ' s Dormitory Council (Sec), Junior Class Committees. Leight, Earl E., 423 t. Cambria St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, Geography; Sports: Soccer. lennon, Kenneth L., 88 Wood St., Wilkes-Borre. Clubs: Majors, Veterans; Sports: Intromurols. Leveille, James G., 610 Spruce St., Pottstown. Clubs: Geogrophy, Govern- ment; Sports: Intromurols. Lichty, Daryl B., Paradise. Clubs: Majors, Varsity; Sports: Football (Mgr.), Soccer, Track. linton, David P., R. D. 1, Christiono. Clubs: MENC, Newman, Phono- groph; Activities: College Choir, Marching Band; Who ' s Who. Litwak, Jean D., 127 N. W. St., Shenondooh. Clubs: Booster, Newman, Philosophy (Sec. Treos.), WRA; Activities: SAA, Junior, Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Long, Lorna L., Route 4, Lititz. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Mixed Chorus, Women ' s Chorus. lunn, Michael G., 509 Chestnut St., Pottstown. Clubs: SNEA, Major, Varsity; Sports? Baseball, Cross-Country. Lynn, Clarence A., R. D. 2, Pottstown. Clubs: Math, Record. MocBeth, Lois A., 3 Media Hill, Medio. Clubs: Chess, Philosophy. MacCain, Donald C, 249 South Highland Rood, Springfield. Clubs: Geo- graphy. 167 senior directory MacMullin, Barbora R., 1836 E. Lansing St., Philodelphio. Clubs; ACE, IVCF, SCA, Neithian; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club, Speech Clinic. Mandell, Barbora M., 2615 Sworts St., Chester. Clubs: SNEA, Hillel, Philosophy, Phonography; Activities: Speech Clinic; Serpentine. Martens, Robert W., Tresslertown, Loysville. Clubs: SCA, Majors; Sports: Soccer, Trock, Intromurols, (SlucJent Adm.). Martin, Francis J., 1168 Bristol Pike, Andalusia. Clubs: Accordion, New- man; Activities: College Choir, Men ' s Chorus. Marlinelli, Antoinette, 909 Kenmore Rd., Philadelphia. Clubs: WRA, Chess, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: Senior Class Committee. Massey, Priscilla C, 133 S. Church St., Parkesburg. Clubs: WRA; Activi- ties: Girls ' Glee Club. Maule, Janet L., 511 Parkway St., Broomall. Clubs: Government, Science, Sketch; Activities: Women ' s Day Council (Treas., Vice Pres.). McCoy, Patricio R., 7444 Rogers Ave., Upper Darby. Clubs: Philosophy, Phonograph, Psychology. McFadden, Neil I., 2038 Belvedere Ave., Hovertown. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Golf, Track, Intromurols; Activities: Junior Class Committee. McGowan, John T., 221 Oxford Hill Lone, Hovertown. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA (Treos.), Audio-Visual, Government, Math, Philosophy, Photo- graphy, Varsity; Sports: Tennis; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Com- mittee; Serpentine. McKee, Joanne, Woodward Road, Rose Valley. Clubs: IVCF, Bridge, Major, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Hocke y, Tennis; Quad Angles. McKinney, Horry H., 501 Mople Ave., North Hills. Clubs: Geography; Sports: Soccer, Track; Serpentine. McLaughlin, Maureen A., 417 Engle St., Chester. Clubs: Neithian, New- man, Philosophy, Phonograph; Activities: Sophomore Class Com- mittee. McMeekin, Elizabeth A., 32 Abington Ave., Glenside. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Hockey, Lacrosse. McNeil, David N., 1817 Chichester Ave., Linwood. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Cross-Country, Swimming, Intromurols. McStravog, Bernadette K., 925 Flanders Rd., Philadelphia. Clubs: WRA, Booster, Neithian, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade, Rampage Com- mittee, Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Meek, Janet A., 4611 Jonestown Rd., Horrisburg. Clubs: WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Hockey, Lacrosse; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Committees, Fire Brigade. Meckley, Koy L., 387 Park Ave., Milton. Clubs: MENC, SCA; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club (Pres.), Fire Brigade, Freshman Class Vice Pres. Medd, Patricia R., Le Corra Court, Lonsdowne. Clubs: WRA, Bridge, Government, Majors, Philosophy, Valkyrie. Meister, John J., 206 S. Eighth St., Columbia. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Intromurols (Student Adm.), Soccer, Track. Merchant, Norman S., 1228 Wrights Lane, West Chester. Clubs: MENC; Activities: Men ' s Choir, Concert Band, Marching Bond. Merrel, Richard C, 268 S. Main St., Hughesville. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Record; Activities: Choir, Marching Band, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Miles, Mary L., 350 W. Main St., Kutztown. Clubs: Booster, Chess, Majors, SCA, Valkyrie, WRA; Activities: Senior Class Committee. Miller, David B., 1226 Gilhom St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Friars (Vice Pres.), Hillel (Treos., Vice Pres., Pres.); Sports: Intromurols (Council); Activities: Campus Charities Committee, Men ' s Resident Council, SAA, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Miller, Warren I., 428 . E. Pine St., Mahonoy City. Clubs: IVCF, SCA; Activities: Men ' s Choir, Chorus, Concert Bond, Criterions, Marching Bond, Orchestra. Mirth, Barbara I., 411 S. Twenty-third St., Allentown. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Lacrosse, Softball; Activities: Advisory Board (Vice Pres), Big-Little Sister Committee, Women ' s Dormitory Council, Fire Brigade, Junior Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Mitchener, Harold D., 528 Swain St., Bristol. Clubs: Geography, IVCF, Little Theatre, SCA, SNEA; Sports: Intromurols; Activities: Men ' s Chorus, Junior, Senior Class Committees. Monk, Sarah J., 2036 N. Twenty-fifth St., Philodelphio. Clubs: MENC, Philosophy, Phonograph. Moore, D. Janet, 4 Chesney Lane, Philadelphia. Clubs: Neithion; Sports: Intromurols; Activities: Fire Brigade, Girls ' Glee Club, Rampage Committee; Serpentine. 168 Morris, Patricia A., 345 W. Lincoln Highway, Coatesville. Clubs: IVCF, SNEA, Geography, Psychology. Moser, Margaret I., 3311 Vista St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geography, Neithian; Activities: Big-Little Sister Committee Fire Brigade. Moyer, Leighton W., 409 Pennsylvania Ave., Lonsdale. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Geography; Activities: College Choir, Marching Bond, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus; Serpentine. Myers, Morilyn, 2193 Chestnut St., Camp Hill. Clubs: Neithian, Sketch; Activities: Fire Brigade, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees, Wo- men ' s Dormitory Council; Serpentine. Myers, Robert L., 607 E. Main St., Lonsdale. Clubs: SCA, Math (Pres.), Photography; Sports: Intromurols. Neely, Robert J., 839 Third St., Lancaster. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Soccer, Intr. Nelson, David R., Qtrs. F, USNTC, Great Lakes, III. Clubs: MENC, SCA, College Choir, Phonograph Club. Nevins, Thomas J., Downingtown Pike, R. D. 1, West Chester. Clubs: Majors, Newman, Veterans (Vice Pres.); Sports: Soccer, Trock, Wrest- linq Ne murals, n, Melvin, 6135 Carpenter St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Hillel; Sports Tenni. Nichols, Rosemary, 226 Marshall Ave., Collingdole. Clubs: SNEA, New- man, Psychology, Philosophy; Sports: Intromurols; Activities: Ram- page Committee. Neilson, Joseph A., 137 Hastings Ave., Hovertown. Clubs: Majors, Var- sity, Veterans; Sports: Soccer, Wrestling. Noble, Elizobeth J., Route 2, Elverson. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Girls ' Glee Club, Music Club, Psychology, Philosophy; Serpentine. Nottle, Wayne R., R. D. 2, Glenn Mills. Clubs: MENC, Phonograph, Radio; Activities: Brass Ensemble, Criterions, Concert Band, March- ing Band, Symphony Orchestro. Oechslin, Joon M., 2544 Emerald St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA, Math, Majors; Activities: College Choir, Girls ' Glee Club, Fire Brigade. O ' Neill, Patricio A., 10 Sylvan Ave., Rutledge. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Accordion, Bridge, Booster, Chess, Majors, Volkyrie (Vice Pres.); Sports: Basketball, Hockey (Co-Coptoin), Lacrosse (Coptoin); Acti- vities: Floor Government, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees. O ' Neill, Robert W., 113 West Chestnut St., West Chester. Clubs: Majors, Varsity; Sports: Cross-Country (Co-Coptoin), Tennis, Track. Ostroff, Elaine B., 5307 Diamond St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Bridge, Chess, Hillel, Neithian; Activities: Fire Brigode. Pogliarone, Jeanne, 730 Edgemore Rd., Philadelphia. Clubs: Bridge, Psychology, Swimming. Paine, Ronald I., Schoefferstown. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, Government, Little Theatre (Pres); Sports: Intromurols. Pollodino, Charles A., 5021 N. Seventeenth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Philosophy; Sports: Gymnastics, Track. Parodis, Donna A., R. D. 1, Glenmoore. Clubs: WRA, Majors; Sports: Bosketball, Hockey. Passero, Rose G., 714 Eaton Rd., Drexel Hill. Clubs: SNEA (Sec, SE District), Girls ' Glee Club, Neithian, Newman; Sports: Softboll, Volleyball; Activities: Junior Class Committee, Rampage Committee, Women ' s Dormitory Council. Peck, Saundra A., 1082 Chomber St., Oberlin. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Hockey, Locrosse, Softball; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Committees, Golden Rampage Co-Chairman, Women ' s Dormitory Council (Pres.), Advisory Board (Pres.); Who ' s Who. Petz, Jeanne A., 1325 Bullens La, Woodlyn. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, WRA, Moth, Philosophy; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Committees, Ram- page Committee; Quad Angles, Serpentine; Junior Class Treas.; Who ' s Who. Phillips, Amy H., 1523 Robinson Ave., Hovertown. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Sinfonietto, String Quar- tet, Women ' s Chorus, Women ' s Dormitory Council. Phillips, Donald K., R. D. 2, Oxford. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Friars; Activities: College Choir, College Quartet, Marching Bond. Phillips, Nelson S., 1860 Willow Ave, Willow Grove. Clubs: Varsity; Sports: Baseball, Basketball. Phillips, Robert N., 862 W. Walnut St., Shomokin. Clubs: SCA, Science. Picard, Anthony J., 601 Prospect Ave., Bridgeport. Clubs: Friars, Math (V. Pres.), Newman {V. Pres), Photography; Activities: SAA (Pres.), Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees, Campus Charities, Resident Men ' s Council; Serpentine. Pierce, Gregory T., 1005 Baily Rd., Yeadon. Clubs: Geography (Pres.), Psychology; Sports: Intramurals. Pin, Donald S., 317 Dean St , West Chester. Clubs; Geography, Veterans; Sports: Intramurals. Plummer, Chester A., 261 S. Ithan St., Philadelphia. Clubs: French, (V. Pres ); Quad Angles. Pollick, Roberta D., 2108 E. Stella St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, Bridge, Neithian. Poole, Darielle O., 1 Pool La., Wayne; Clubs: Chess. Porter, Thomas K., 123 Gallagher Rd., Wayne. Clubs: Geography, Government. Pratt, Sarah A., Pocopson. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Neithian, Psychology, Prince, Borbara I., R. D. 1, Kennett Square. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Cheerleader, Gymnastics, Hockey, Intramurals; Activities: Women ' s Dormitory Council. Priniivalli, Louis P., 118 W. Eighth St., Bridgeport. Clubs: Newman, Radio (V. Pres.); Activities: Junior Class Committee, Rampage Week- end Co-Chairman; Freshman Class Treos.; Who ' s Who. Raynor, Leoro M., 715 Park Lane Rd., Swarthmore. Clubs: ACE, SNEA, Neithion, Psychology, Sketch (Sec, Pres); Activities: Day Room Committee, Girls ' Glee Club, Sophomore Class Committee; Serpentine. Ronck, John W., 955 S. High St., West Chester. Clubs: Majors; Sports: Gymnastics, Soccer, Track, Rettew, Joseph C, 1407 Cherry Lane, Pottstown. Clubs: Friars, Newman; Sports: Football, Gymnastics, Soccer (Mgr.), Track, Intramurals; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council, Junior Class Committee. Rettew, William W., 65 Malin Rd., Malvern. Clubs: Chess, Government, Moth, Veterans; Sports: Intramurals. Richmond, Jane, R. D. 2, Muncy. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Softball, Tumbling; Activities: Fire Brigade. Richwine, Nancy L., 15 E. High St., Lebanon. Clubs: IVCF, WRA (Pub. Mgr., Sec), Bridge, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Hockey, Softball, Swim- ming, Intramurals; Activities: Junior Class Committee, Fire Brigade. Rinehart, Thelmo, R D. 4 . Waynesboro. Clubs: SCA, Booster, Synch- ronized Swimming; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigade, Women ' s Chorus. Rittenmeyer, lee W., 1618 Pleasant Dr., Feasterville. Clubs: Booster, Government; Sports: Track, Intramurals; Activities: Senior Class Committees; Quod Angles, Serpentine. Robotham, Eliiabeth B., 716 S. Wayne St., West Chester. Clubs: SNEA, Geography, Science. Rocco, Mildred J., 624 S. High St., West Chester. Clubs: SCA, French; Activities: Senior Class Committees, Junior Prom Queen; Senior Class Sec. Rogers, Samuel H., Jr., 126 Buckley St., Bristol. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, English, French, Little Theater, Philosophy; Activities: Men ' s Chorus, Junior, Senior Class Committees. Roos, Anne B., 244 Monroe St., Bristol. Clubs: MENC, WRA, Newman; Activities: Brass Ensemble, College Choir, Concert Bond, Fire Brigade, Simfonietta, Sophomore, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Roso, Giacomo S., 4103 Drexel Ave., Pennsauken, N. J. Clubs: Chess, Varsity, Veterans; Sports: Basketball. Rosenberg, Charles G., 359 N. Franklin St., Pottstown. Clubs: Geography, Science. Rosencrani, Doris M., 404 E. Tenth St., Northampton. Clubs: SCA, Geo- graphy, Neithian, Philosophy; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club, Floor Government, Freshman, Junior Class Committee; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Roth, Marion E., 130 S. Five Point Rd., West Chester. Clobs: French, Geography. Rubincam, Irvin R., Jr., R. D. 4, Coatesville. Clubs: MENC, Friors, Philosophy; Sports: Cross Country, Track; Activities: Concert Bond, Marching Bond, Symphony Orchestra. Rule, John B., 2522 S. Shields St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Geography, Gov- ernment, Veterans. Sontangelo, Nancy A., 240 E. Jacoby St., Norristown. Clubs: SNEA, Geography, Neithian, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade. Satinskas, Louise I., 232 Wilde Ave., Drexel Hill. Clubs: SNEA, Math, Schaffer, Phyllis K., 263 Beechwood Ave., Springfield. Clubs: ACE (Sec), IVCF, Girls ' Glee Club (Sec. and Treos.), WRA; Activities: Fire Bri- gade; Junior Class Committee; Quod Angles (Asst. Bus. Mgr.); Ser- pentine (Pub. Chr). Schelhorn, Dorothy R., 420 Elm Ave., Hershey. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Sketch, Synchronized Swimming, Neithian; Sports: Swimming; Activities: Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Council. Schenkel, Helen E., 7397 Wheeler St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Booster, English, Newman, Philosophy. Schiovo, Frank R. J., Odessa Ave., Pomona, N. J. Clubs: Majors, New- man, Philosophy; Sports: Soccer, Gymnastics. Schilling, Catherine A., 12 Phillips St., Cooldale. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Government, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigade; Serpentine. Schlegel, Anne M., 1929 Whitehall St., Allentown. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Philosophy, Psychology; Activities: Fire Brigade. Schneider, Ronald C, 423 Church St., Minersville. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, Philosophy, Phonograph; Activities: College Choir, Marching Band, Mixed Chorus, Men ' s Chorus. Schooley, Barbara J., 25 Banks St., Montrose. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, WRA; Activities: Fire Brigade, Girls ' Glee Club; Senior Closs Com- mittee. Schreier, Annaliese C, 7336 Palmetto St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, WRA, Neithion, Newman, Sketch; Senior Closs Committee; Serpentine (Art Ed). Schwartz, Barbora J., 1701 West End Drive, Philadelphia. Clubs: Bridge, Hillel, Philosophy, Photography. Schwartz, John I., 353 S. Broad St., Nazareth. Clubs: Newman, Phono- graph; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Sinfonietto. Schwartz, Roberta I., 105 Windswept Drive, Feasterville, Clubs: SNEA, Bridge, Hillel, Neithian. Scioli, laurel A., 6010 Washington Lone, Cornwells Heights. Clubs: ACE, Booster, Geography, Newman, Sketch; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Serpentine. Scott, William C, 2724 Hillview Rd., Broomoll. Clubs: Science; Sports: Baseball. Searfoorce, Jeanne I., 820 Fernhill Rd., Glenside. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Booster, Geography; Activities: Big-Little Sister Committee, Girls ' Glee Club; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Com- mittees; Serpentine. Selisker, Phillip S., 5805 Lorchwood Ave., Philodelphia. Clubs: Hillel, Majors; Sports: Football, Track (Mgr.), Wrestling (Mgr.), Intramurals. Seman, Anthony J., Jr., 1 Woterville Rd., Chester. Clubs: Photography; Sports: Intramurals; Activities: Men ' s Day Council (Treos.). Seruntine, Cynthia A., Welch Rd. and New St., Exton. Clubs: Geogrophy, Government, Science (Vice Pres., Sec); Activities: Women ' s Day Council. Shaffer, Edward J., 1227 Knox Rd., Wynnewood. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Geography. Sherrard, Phyllis R., 504 South Prince St., Manchester. Clubs: WRA, Majors, Philosophy, Valkyrie; Sports: Gymnastics, Lacrosse, Swim- ming; Junior, Senior Class Committees. Shirey, Harriet I., 524 Madison Ave., York. Clubs: Bridge, Chess; Aclivi- lies: Fire Brigade. Shive, Eorl S., 835 Blunston St., Columbio. Clubs: Majors, Newman; Sports: Baseball, Gymnastics, Soccer, Track, Intramurals. Shockley, William A., 50 Old Lincoln Highway, Molvern. Clubs: Varsity; Sports: Baseball, Football. Sill, Madeline N., 416 College Ave., West Chester. Clubs: SCA, Philo- sophy, Psychology; Activities: Women ' s Day Council (Treos.). Simms, Felicia A., 6714 Chew Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, Booster (Treas), Neithian, Newman; Activities: Fire Brigode, Girls ' Glee Club; Quad Angles; Serpentine. Sinexon, Frona, 834 Wayside Lone, Haddonfield, N. J. Clubs: SCA, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Fire Brigade, Women ' s Chorus, Rampage Committee. Smith, Barbara, 245 Wyncliffe Ave., Clifton Heights. Clubs: ACE (Vice Pres), IVCF, SCA, WRA, Neithian; Activities: Campus Charities, Fire Brigade; Junior, Senior Closs Committees, Rampoge Committee; Qood Angles (Cir. Mgr), Serpentine. Smith, Ceroid McC, Canal Rd., R. D. 1, Phoenixville. Clubs: MENC, SCA; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Marching Bond, Men ' s Chorus, Symphony Orchestra; Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees. 169 senior directory Smith, Gloria M., 446 North Ninth St., Allentown. Clubs: MENC, SCA, SNEA, WRA, Psychology; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigode, Mixed Chorus, Women ' s Chorus; Serpentine. Smith, Richard M., Norristown ond McKeon Rds., Ambler. Clubs: MENC, SCA, Activities: College Choir, Concert Band, Marching Bond, Mixed Chorus, Men ' s Chorus; Junior Class Committee; Serpentine. Smith, Thomas B., 520 S. Media Line Rd., Newtown Square. Clubs: MENC, Accordion, Newman, Radio. Smythe, John L., 11 Devon Rd., Malvern. Clubs: IVCF, Booster; Sports: Basketball, Football, Intramurols; Activities: SGA, Resident Men ' s Council, Junior, Senior Closs Committees, Rampage Committee; Editor-in-chief Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Snyder, Ellen K., 714 Guilford St., Lebanon. Clubs: SNEA, Geography, Neithion; Activities: Fire Brigade, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quad Angles; Serpentine. Snyder, Ivan R., 5134 Delonley St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SNEA, SCA, Science. Solicit, Michael S., 115 West Fell St., Summit Hill. Clubs: Newman; Activities: College Choir, Concert Bond, Criterions (Leoder), Sym- phony Orchestra. Sorrentino, Carmela R., 346 S. Taylor Ave., Crum Lynne. Clubs: ACE, WRA, SNEA, Booster, Geography, Neithion, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Com- mittees. Speakman, William T.. 52 Crest Ave., Malvern. Clubs: Philosophy, Moth, Science; Sports: Intramurols. Spotts, Priscilla A., R. D. 1, Mt. Airy Rd., Coatesville. Clubs: SNEA, Philosophy, Poster; Activities: Advisory Board, Women ' s Day Council; Who ' s Who. Sprows, David, 4840 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, Hillel, Newman. Stagliano, Anthony D., 4328 Benner St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Majors, Vorsity; Sports: Football, Track, Intramurols; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council (Pres.). Stein, Margo E., 559 Wise Ave., Red Lion. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball (Mgr.), Track and Field (Mgr.); Activities: Fire Brigade. Stettler, Robert R., 822 North Penn St., Allentown. Clubs: SCA, Chess (Pres.); Activities: College Choir, Marching Band, Men ' s Chorus. Stevens, Victor W., Davisville Rd., Hatboro. Clubs: Bridge, Chess, Photo- graphy. Stevenson, Mary L., 1012 Whitby Ave., Yeadon. Clubs: WRA, Govern- ment, Neithion, Psychology; Activities: Big-Little Sister Commmittee, Junior Class Committee. Stone, Elaine L., 140 American St., Fullerton. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, SCA, SNEA, (Sec. and Pres.); Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine; Who ' s Who. Storosh, Eleanor A., 229 South Second St., North Wales. Clubs: ACE (Sec.-Treos), SCA, SNEA (V. Pres.), Geography; Activities: Women ' s Dormitory Council, Senior Class Committee. Stoudt, Calvin L., 1658 Wokeling St., Philadelphia. Sports: Football, Baseball (Mgr.). Strasser, Faith E., Kleinfeltersville. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA, SNEA; Activities: College Choir, Fire Brigade, Mixed Chorus, Symphony Orchestra, Women ' s Chorus; Quad Angles. Stuckey, Ruth, 130 Grant St., Bedford. Clubs: SCA, Booster, Neithion; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club. Stutzman, Mary A., R. D. 1, Hegins. Clubs: SCA, English, Philosophy; Activities: Speech Clinic. Sullivan, Louise A., 18 W. Second St., Boyertown. Clubs: SCA, Neithion; Activities: Fire Brigade, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Committees. SutclifFe, Wayne J., 2533 N. Moscher St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, Mojors (Pres., V. Pres.); Sports: Baseball, Wrestling; Activities: SGA. Swarti, Mark E., 4285 W. Market St., York. Clubs: SCA, Mojors, Philo- sophy, Vorsity; Sports: Swimming, Tennis, Intramurols; Activities: Symphony Orchestra. Sweeney, Samuel R., 621 S. Walnut St., West Chester. Clubs: Geography, Veterans; Activities: College Choir, College Quartet, Men ' s Chorus. Sweisford, Jane P., 337 Main St., Pennsburg. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Booster, Bridge, Neithion, Sophomore Class Committee; Serpentine. Taylor, Edwin A., 708 Independence Sq., Chester. Clubs: Astronomy (Pres.), Moth, Veterans (Sec.-Treas.). Taylor, Helyn A., 3329 Englewood St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, Booster, Government, Newman, Philosophy; Activities: SAA, Campus Charities, Fire Brigade, Junior Closs Committee; Serpentine. Taylor, Louise M., 308 Barrington Ave., Borrington, N. J. Clubs: Booster (V. Pres., Pres.), Newman, Valkyrie; Sports: Exhibition Gym Teom, Hockey, Softball, Swimming, Tumbling; Activities: Freshman, Sopho- more Class Committee. Taylor, Myrna E., 5416 Soul St., Philadelphia. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geo- graphy, Government, Philosophy; Activities: Big-Little Sister Com- mittee, Speech Clinic, Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine (Literary Ed.). Tenley, Kenneth B., Box 393, Warrington. Clubs: Chess (Pres.), English, Friars, Geography, Philosophy (Pres.); Sports: Intramurols; Activities: All-Stor Entertainment Committee, Sophomore, Junior Class Com- mittees. Thomas, John K., 622 S. Walnut St., West Chester. Clubs: Little Theatre, Psychology; Sports: Wrestling; Activities; Marching Bond. Thompson, June E., 225 Washington St., Toms River, N. J. Clubs: IVCF, MENC, SCA; Activities: College Choir, Floor Government, Women ' s Chorus. Thornton, Mary Jane, 2701 Concord Pike, Wilmington, Del. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Majors, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Gymnastic Exhibition Team, Hockey, Intramurols. Timko, Patricia A., 626 Christian St., Bethlehem. Clubs: WRA, Booster, Exhibition Gym Team, Newman, Valkyrie; Sports: Basketball, Hockey, Soccer, Softball, Tennis; Activities: Cheerleader, Freshman, Junior Class Committees; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Towson, Robert M., 508 E. Tenth St., Chester. Clubs: Psychology; Activi- ties: Men ' s Day Council (V. Pres.). Troup, Borbaro A., 161 W. Grange St., Philadelphia. Clubs: IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Bridge; Sports: Tennis; Activities: Girls ' Glee Club; Serpentine. Troy, John G., 1330 Cleveland Ave., Wyomissing. Clubs: Chess, Little Theatre, Philosophy; Sports: Swimming (Mgr.), Tennis; Activities: Senior Class Committees. Tweed, Judith P., Concordville. Clubs: IVCF, Geography; Activities: Speech Clinic. Upholzer, Margaret I., 816 W. Fourth St., Lonsdale. Clubs: SCA, Neithion, Philosophy; Activities: Fire Brigade, Girls ' Glee Club, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Committees; Serpentine. Vecchiolli, Joyce A., 2840 N. Twenty-sixth St., Philadelphia. Clubs: Neithion, Newman; Activities: Sophomore Class Committee; Ser- pentine. Voehs, Celeste P., 556 Carson St., Hozelton. Clubs: French, Little Theatre (Sec). Wagner, Carol L., 46 Ashley Rd., Upper Darby. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Girls ' Glee Club, Government; Activities: Sophomore, Junior Class Com- mittees; Serpentine. Wahler, Fred R., 8247 Thompson Rd., Elkins Park. Clubs: SCA (Vice Pres.), Majors, Varsity; Sports: Tennis (Co-Capt.), Gymnastics; Who ' s Who. Walbert, Earl F., 625 S. Walnut St., West Chester. Clubs: SCA, Majors, Varsity; Sports: Football, Wrestling. Walls, Judith A., 223 W. 8th St., Chester. Clubs: SCA, SNEA, Geography; Activities: Fire Brigade; Serpentine. Warman, Sarah Jane F., 241 Arlingham Rd., Flourtown. Clubs: SCA, WRA (Mgr.), Bridge, Synchronized Swimming, Valkyrie (Pres., Vice Pres.); Sports: Hockey, Lacrosse, Swimming. Warner, Robert B., 614 Poloriet St., Philodelphia. Clubs: SCA, SNEA; Sports: Baseball, Football. Watson, Aleta G., 2308 Upland St., Chester. Clubs: IVCF, WRA, Phono- groph. Psychology; Sports: Softball. Weber, Nancy H., 43 N. Whitehall Rd., Norristown. Clubs: SCA, MENC; Activities: Concert Band, College Choir, Sinfonietto, Symphony Or- chestra, Woodwind Quintet; Who ' s Who. Weddle, Horry I., 1102 Willow St., Lebanon. Clubs: Friars, Majors; Sports: Gymnastics, Track, Wrestling; V. Pres. Freshman Class. Weller, Katherine D., 714 E. Lincoln Highwoy, Cootsville. Clubs: SNEA, Girls ' Glee Club, Neithion, Psychology, Swimming. Weller, Mory Emma, Bechtelsville. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Neithion. Activities: Big-Little Sister Committee (CoChoirman), Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Council; Junior, Senior Class Committees; Who ' s Who. Welsh, Joy A., 134 Sixth St., Coaldole. Clubs: SCA, WRA, Math, Philo- sophy; Activities: Big-Little Sister Committee. 170 Wendeler, Ernest, 1241 JefFerson Ave., Woodlyn. Clubs: SNEA, French Friars, Government, Newman (Pres.), Philosophy; Activities: Junior, Senior Class Committee; Serpentine. Wenger, lindc K., 224 S. Decatur St., Strasburg. Clubs: IVCF, MENC SCA, Chess; Activities: Women ' s Chorus, College Choir. Westhead, Donald, St. Davids Court, St. Davids. Clubs: SNEA (Treas.) Geogrophy, Newman, Veterans. Williams, Ronald M., 3 Seminary Ave., Reading. Clubs: Chess; Activities: Marching Band, Intermediate Band, Chorus; Sports: Cross-Country, Track. Winters, Bradford T., 502 Chester Ave., IVCF, MENC, Phonograph; Activities Concert Band, Symphony Orchestra, College Choir; Serpentine. Wise, Leigh S., 4 Williams Rd., Malvern. Witaneic, Monica M., 327 West Green St., Newman, Neithian, Booster; Activities: Fire Junior, Senior Class Committees; Serpentine. Woerner, Mary I., 599 E. Anchor St., Philadelphia. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, SCA, SNEA, Neithian; Activities: Sophomore Class Committee. Wood, Dorothy J., 1807 Pine St., Norristown. Clubs: IVCF (Treas.), SCA WRA, Bridge; Activities: Fire Brigade, Women ' s Dormitory Council, College Choir, Women ' s Chorus. Clifton Heights. Clubs: SCA, Sinfonietta, Marching Band, Men ' s Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Clubs: Philosophy, Science. West Hazleton. Clubs: SNEA, ade. Sophomore, Woods, William A., R. D. 2, Gettysburg. Clubs: SCA, Track, Wrestling; Activities: Senior Class Committee Wright, Emily E., 625 Velmont St., Coatesvllle. Clubs: SNEA, Neithio Philosophy, Phonograph, Psychology, Synchronized Swimming. Wright, Mary Emmo, 316 West Ba Neithian, Geography, Goverr Charities, Freshman, Sophom. Clinic; Serpentine, Sophomore Wright, Pouline B., R. D. 2, N Majors; Sports: Serpentine, lard St., West Chester. Clubs: SNEA, nent. Philosophy; Activities: Campus ' e. Junior Class Committees, Speech Class Sec; Who ' s Who. Bridge, Philosophy, Junior Class Co Wurts, Joan M., 33 Carson St., Phoen man. Booster, (Treas.), Junior Class Comr Young, Clare E., 3 S. High St., West Chester m. Clubs: ACE, SCA, Neithian, littee; Quad Angles, Serpentine. lie. Clubs: SNEA, WRA, New- :ommittee. Clubs: ACE, IVCF, WftA, Booster, Newman; Activities: Junior Class Committee. Young, Walter T., 3 S. High St., West Chester Track (Coptain), Intramurals. Zampella, Anthony M., 415 E. First St., Birdsboro. Clubs: Mojors, New- man, Varsity; Sports: Soccer, Track; Activities: Resident Men ' s Council. Zerbe, Borbara J., 1316 Ardsley Rd., Swarthmore. Clubs: Booster, Little Theater; Activities: Intercollegiate Conference on Government (V. Pres., Sec, Regional Director), Junior, Senior Class Committees; Quad Angles, Serpentine. Clubs: SCA; Sports: 171 Patrons and Advertisers Si Ik- ■5 la ' ' ' -  1 1 m The staff of the 1960 Serpentine wishes to express its appreciation to the patrons listed on pages 179, 180, and 181 for contributing so generously to the success of this publication. Without the cooperation of the advertisers that are included in the following pages, this book could not have been presented with many of its features. The staff sincerely thanks them and recommends to the reader the continued patronage that these adver- tisers warrant. 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Leight Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Leveille Pottstown, Pa. Mr. Harry A. Linton .._. Christiana, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John L. McGowan _ Havertown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. James McKee, Jr. Moylan, Pa. Dr. T. L. McMeekin Glenside, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McStravog - Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mandell .•..-- Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Martens ...._..- Loysville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Maule Broomall, Pa. Mr. W. Cletus Merrell Hughesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miles Kutztown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mirth Allentown, Pa. Mr. J. Paul Monk Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Leighton L. Moyer .. Lonsdale, Pa. Mrs. Kathryn Mummert New Cumberland, Pa. Col. and Mrs. C. R. Nelson Great Lakes, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Oechslin, Sr. „ Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ostroff _ Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Peck Oberlin, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Petz Woodlyn, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Phillips Havertown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. S. Picard Bridgeport, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ranck _ West Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent E. Rettew Pottstown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Richmond Muncy, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Rinehort _ Waynesboro, Pa. Rev. and Mrs. Scott T. Ritenour Princeton, N. J. 174 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Rogers - Bristol, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Roos .— Browns Mills, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Rosenberry, Sr - Pottstown, Pa. In Memory — Mr. Marcus Rosencranz Northampton, Pa. Mr. Irvin Rubincam, Sr Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Santangelo Norristown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George C. Schaffer Springfield, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Schelhorn Hershey, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Schiavo Pomona, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schlegel „ AUentown, Pa. Miss Alice Schilling Coaldale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. A. Schreier Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Schwartz Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Searfoorce Glenside, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Seman _ — Chester, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shive Columbia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shive York, Pa. Mr. William Shockley _ Malvern, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Sinexon, Jr. Haddonfield, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. R. Moore Smith Ambler, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith Newtown Square, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Theodor F. Smythe Malvern, Pa. Mr. Clarence D. Snyder Lebanon, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sorrentino Crum Lynne, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. H. Lloyd Speakman —. Malvern, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Russell J. Stettler AUentown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Russell B. Stone Chambersburg, Pa. Mrs. Ruth M. Strausser Kleinfeltersville, Pa. Mrs. Robert Stuckey Bedford, Pa. Mrs. Frank Sullivan Sharon Hill, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Boyertown, Pa- Mr. and Mrs. Evan Swartz — . York, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. Sweisford Pennsburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Taylor Barrington, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Taylor, Jr. .__.. _ Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tenley _ Warrington, Pa. Mrs. Bertha Thomas Mahoney City, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Thompson — Toms River, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Timko Bethlehem, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Troy Wyomissing, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tyler Mrs. Verna Upholzer Lonsdale, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wahler Elkins Park, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Warren B. Walls Chester, Pa. Mr. J. Herbert Weber Norristown, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Weller Bechtelsville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Widzer _.. Hollidaysburg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Winters Clifton Heights, Pa. Mr. Stanley Witanek West Hazleton, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Woerner, Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Wright - Coatesville, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Granville Wright _ West Chester, Pa. Mrs. Ada Zerbe Swarthmore, Pa. Gift Horse 308 S. High Street, West Chester, Pa. Hoberman ' s 133 N. Church Street, West Chester, Pa. Klein ' s 22 N. High Street, West Chester, Pa. 175 Our Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1960 ♦♦♦ MERIM STUDIOS of PHOTOGRAPHY 1960 S iAjismiinsL ♦♦♦ All Portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on file in our Studio and can be duplicated at any time. ♦♦♦ WRITE OR PHONE US FOR INFORMATION 1010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania WAlnut 3-0146 WAlnut 3-0147 176 (=l_ _(_ _l V ' ,—(—(_(_(_l,_(—( —( V l—0—(,— ( ' — .— Ii—l.- MOSTELLER ' S A Department Store for All the People ' ♦ WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTS OF TOM LEE LAUNDRY ♦ 152 W. GAY STHEET WEST CHESTER. PA. OWen 6-8898 QUALITY RESTAURANT For Fine Foods 8 EAST GAY STHEET WEST CHESTER, PA. LOTS OF LUCK TO THE Class of ' 60 ♦ THE LITTLE MAN ' S COMPLIMENTS OF LEE ' S ORIENTAL MART 1S2 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF BRANDYWINE BOOK STORE 32 W. MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER, PA, G. S. MICHENER Stationery • Office Equipment 100 W. MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. Phone: OWen 6-2277 Ill Since 1887 DEIV EY TAGS WEST CHESTER, PA. GOOD LUCK COMPLIMENTS OF TO THE JOHN I. TAYLOR Class of 1960 MUSIC STORE ♦ BRIGGS SPORTING GOODS 116 W. GAY STREET 37 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. WEST CHESTER, PA. COMPLIMENTS OF MAURICE DANA Elegant Fashions DEHAVEN ' S DRUG STORE RALPH L. EASTER ♦ and ROBERT H. MILLER Proprietors COHNEH OF CHURCH AND MARKET STREETS ♦ OWen 6-4010 106 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. THE YARN SHOP BRANDYWINE MUSHROOM Hand Knitting Yarns and Supplies ♦ ♦ 109 N. CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. WEST CHESTER. PA. Phone: OWen 6-7746 i 178 GOOD LUCK and BEST WISHES to the Class of 1960 from Hoppy ' s P G OWen 6-3164 WEST GHESTKH HARDWARE GO. VILLAGE FLORIST Oldest Original in Town! Hardware - Glass B.P.S. Paints ♦ ♦ 10 W. MARKET STREET 113-15 W. MARKET STREET WEST CHESTEH, PA. OWen 6-5384 COMPLIMENTS OF THE ON TIME CLEANERS BootQhlJ Quality Footwear ♦ for Campus and Dress 166 W. MARKET STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. ♦ 126 N. HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. See . . . ■■AL SERBIN at the WEBB JEWELRY STORE GEE and ESS STORE Since 1876 For Your Best Buys In Young Men ' s Sportswear ♦ ♦ 27 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. 131 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. — Discounts to Students — 179 RINGS PINS MEDALS excellent CHARMS design CUPS skilled PLAQUES craftsmanship TROPHIES superb quality YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 226 Public Street Providence, R. I. BOSTON - NEW YORK Manufacturing Jewelers SPEARE ' S Wearing Apparel, Lingerie 43 45 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. BEST WISHES FOR HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS ' Axlo t L Ga iA o OAe te Cotuitlf .-■n Office: Wu Cheiler AND TRUST COMPANY Painters Crossroad Officei Infersc- ' -- of Route 1 4 202 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporotic OWen 6-2717 SNYDER ' S NEWS SHOP. INC. 33 WEST GAY STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. FOR FRIENDLY SERVICE SHOP AT THE HOUSE OF QUALITY I. B. SIMON AND BRO. Gifts - Housewares - Hardwares - Paints 127 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-1912 Tele-N-Order Service JOHNNY CONNIE ' S MARKET Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 116-118 NORTH CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. Phone— OWen 6-9942 THE HICKORIES Best in Sandwiches Fountain Drinks in Town 26 SO. HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. 180 asaMSrftajas=J5a£:asa£aS5MsaesMta!=CHeas=£ea COMPLIMENTS OF atasra: =[WMS:aMS:itat=cs=cfiata£a 6ae3eaeat=(MraT COMPLIMENTS OF MITCHELL ' S MEN ' S STORE ARC REX ALT. DRUGS ♦ ♦ 22 W. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. GAY AND HIGH STREETS WEST CHESTER. PA. OWen 6-6590 COMPLIMENTS OF LOUISE FOX W. T. GRANT CO. Specializing in ♦ Junior Figures 13 E. GAY STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. ♦ 133 NORTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. OWen 6-3410 JOEL ' S RODGERS FOOD MARKET for Dresses Suits, Coats, Accessories ♦ ♦ 302 SOUTH HIGH STREET WEST CHESTER, PA. 15 N. CHURCH STREET WEST CHESTER. PA. OWen 6-0916 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF THE SHORT LINE INC. OF PENN. HARRISON THEATRE ♦ The Little Theatre With The Big Hits 212 WEST MARKET STREET ♦ WEST CHESTER. PA. 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