Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1965 volume:

I ■ . . rnj..;] ra niW] C t . ot t fg! • Ti ' ; 4 II ' ■ ' O ' h CC tel [Oi 92 o UAe 2 ua irancji Vo a ume XVI 1965 Dave Jones...Editor Fran Cave.Assistant Editor Irene Szabo .Business Manager Judith Salvesen.Literary Editor Claudia Harvey.Layout Editor Robert Turner .Photography Editor huti is iecf Ay (fie S ucteni Hof of Westminster Choir Go fie ye nrinceton yCecv , Jersey “Ponder the path of thy feet, and let all thy ways be established.” Proverbs 4:26 As we strive at Westminster our aim is in growth. Our path is one of beginning, search, devotion, and accomplishment. This path of growth should not only be a striving for knowledge, but also a devoting of our entire lives. As our path here at Westminster ends, we do not end our path of growth, but strive on for fuller and richer lives. 2 •f 7 X0 Administration and Faculty Freshmen..4. f i Jr ' ! i founders: DR. AND MRS. J. F. WILLIAMSON 4 7 2 UTemoriam There was a man sent from God, whose name was John, whose preparation, purpose, persistence and persuasion combined to give this world a new sense of choral sound. With priest-like devotion to and confidence in the best in humanity he set about attracting people from all walks of life to the vocal approach to choral music. To this man John each tomorrow was a day in which one or more of these people from previous walks of life would find a new expression,—a new height in his choral art. One will never fully fathom the magnetic at¬ traction of this great Christian. However, one facet is clear and is one we should emulate, no one has ever been more available to humankind. His avail ability was not limited to the Winter School and Alumni, but to the many years of Summer School and its constituents, the clinics, the master classes, just anywhere along his busy way he could be found helping someone discover something that was not evidence before. This great servant knew that there would be no maximum effort unless there was JOHN FINLEY WILLIAMSON 1887-1964 in positive direction. Dr. Williamson’s ability to project his imaginative powers into another being was the basis of his conducting technique. Also, he knew the myriad music approaches necessary to prepare the young musician as he learned to use empathy. He knew that knowledgeability alone did not make a con¬ ductor and with this in mind he set about creating and inaugurating departments that would give the student more musical information in order to approach the mysterious world of choral conducting. Along with availability and the ability to teach the very essence of choral conducting, Dr. Wil¬ liamson has left with us a facet of his personality that says, “Face the future with confidence.” Never was he known to want the “pasture” and freedom from creative labor. To spend a “day off” with him was to spend a day speculating on tomorrow’s possibilities and its rewards. Years ago a chapel speaker referred to Dr. Williamson as the one with “Faith to move mountains.” Taken from a speech by Dr. George Lynn 5 Dedication We, the first class of 1965, being in part the first full class of public school music educators to graduate from the Westminster Choir College, feel it fitting and proper to dedicate this edition of the Quadrangle to Dr. Edward Eicher. Because of Dr. Eicher’s devotion, sincere dedication, and loyalty to the college, he has given much of his time and ability to development of the music education program on our campus. Dr. Eicher has shown a sincere interest in every student and has himself exemplified the life and work of a dedicated teacher and musician. In recognition of these qualities and his outstanding leadership ability Dr. Eicher has been appointed acting dean of the college. Through his hard work and effort we carry with us a sense of dedication, patience, sincerity and loyalty to the cause of promoting good music in public schools. 6 Be not conformed to this world: but be ye transformed by the renewing of your mind, that ye may prove what is that good and acceptable, and perfect will of God. Romans 12:2 5uicfa ance 7 Uo f ie Gtracfuating Glass: As you who are graduating seniors go out to positions of musical leadership across the country, we watch the launching of your new career with pardonable pride, for the Class of 1965 seems wonderfully representa¬ tive of what this college stands for. “Music not for self-exploitation but the service of others” has been a watchword for this in¬ stitution. May it ever be yours wherever you go in your work in the days to come. —LEE HASTING BRISTOL, JR. President 8 I DJhe Dean We are extremely grateful to Dr. Edward Eicher for assuming the role of acting Dean. His long career as teacher and administrator has given him a sound foundation for such a task and he has readily accepted the re¬ sponsibilities which it entails. Especially rewarding in his capacity as Dean of the College will be the opportunity in June for Dr. Eicher to distribute the diplomas to the first class to graduate under the teach¬ er education program which he helped initiate four years ago. DJPe TJice President Jerold Panas keeps up a busy schedule traveling and making talks in the interest of the college in addition to serving in close association with the President on important administrative matters. We are indebted to him for his wealth of enthusiasm and dedication to the purpose of Westminster. DR. GEORGE LYNN, B.M., M.F.A., L.L.D. MUSICAL DIRECTOR OF WESTMINSTER CHOIR COLLEGE Dr. Lynn is a distinguished composer, arranger, conductor, organist, and vocal teacher. He is completing his first year in the position of musical director of the college. 10 1 Soara o FIRST ROW, L. to R.: W. H. Scheide, W. G. Barlow, J. P. Poe, J. A. Davis, Jr., L. H. Bristol, Jr., Mrs. C. R. Noyes, B. F. Bunn, R. A. Clemen, M. R. Thompson. SECOND ROW: K. L. Maxwell, W. McLver, M. Muir, Jr., J. M. Knapp, K. Chorley, N. Sargent, G. S. Greene, Jr., A. M. Byers, W. H. Green. John A. Davis, Jr,. Chairman Rev. Kenneth L. Maxwell Rev. Mark R. Thompson, Vice-Chairman Rev. James I. McCord Walter G. Batlow Mrs. Adele Addison Berger B. Franklin Bunn Rev. Arthur M. Byers, Jr. Donald Chapman Dr. Kenneth Chorley Dr. Rudolf A. Clemen W. Howard Green George S. Greene, Jr. Whitford Hall Charles Higgins Arthur C. Kammerman J. Merrill Knapp Dr. Gustav A. Lehmann Walter Mclver Malcomn Muir, Jr. Dr. B. Davie Napier Mrs. C. Reinold Noyes John P. Poe Mrs. Mary G. Roebling H. I. Romnes Dr. Noel Sargent Dr. William H. Scheide Charles F. Seabrook Mrs. Frederick M. Thayer Mrs. John M. Walker Dr. John F. Williamson Dr. Rhea B. Williamson Officers of the Chcfministration JOHN J. CLOUGH Director of Alumni Affairs and Placement JAMES M. McKEEVER Director of Church Relations HELEN ROCKWELL KENNEDY Dean of Women JAMES T. RICHMOND Treasurer and Business Manager MARGARET WETHERSON Registrar and Director of East Hall THERON STANFORD NEASE Dean of Men DR. D. LINCOLN HARTER Administrative-Assistant to the President ADMINISTRATIVESTAFF L to R, Miss Kathy Hurly, Mrs. James Hisser, Mrs. Carla Bunting, Mrs. James Cherry, Miss Judy O’Brien, Mrs. Brack. CUSTODIAL STAFF L to R, Mrs. Nora Haulenbeck, Mr. Michael Toto, Mr. Niles Bach, Mr. Bene Toto, Mr. Prince Venable, Mr. Amos Hayward, Mrs. Nicola Armenti. 14 LEWIS C. BRUUN B.M., M.M. Visiting Instructor in Piano and Organ ARLO D. DUBA B.A., B.D., Th.D. Chaplain and Associate Professor of Re ligion ROBERT J. CARWITHIN B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Piano and Organ ELMER A. BELLER B.A., D.Phil. Visiting Professor of History. ROBERT M. ABRAMSON Visiting Instructor in Eurythmics. VIRGINIA CHEESMAN Teaching Diploma Associate Professor of Organ EDWARD. F. J. EICHER B.S., M.A., Ed.D. Professor of Music Education and Di¬ rector GALE N. ENGER B.M., M.M. Instructor in Piano and Organ CHARLES G. FRISCHMANN B.M., M.M. Instructor in Theory PHILIP GORDON B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Music Educa¬ tion JANICE HARSANYI B.M. Associate Professor of Voice and Head of Department NICHOLAS G. HARSANYI Professor of Conducting and Head of Instrumental Dept. D. LINCOLN HARTER • B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of Social Science JULIUS HEREFORD Master Class Diploma Professor of Music History and Lit¬ erature and Head of the Department LoREAN HODAPP L.H.M. Professor of Voice DELIGHT WILLIAMSON HOLT B.S. Visiting Assistant Professor of Eng¬ lish DOROTHY KOVACS B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Theory JOSEPH KOVACS Artist’s Diploma; B.M., M.M. g Instructor in Stringed Instruments MARY KRIMMEL L.H.M. Associate Professor of Organ RAMON KYSER B.M., M.M. Instructor in Voice LOIS LAVERTY B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Voice JOAN HULT LIPPINCOTT B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Piano and Organ GEORGE MARKEY B.M., Mus.D. Professor of Organ WARREN MARTIN B.M., M.M. (On Leave of Absence) Professor of Conducting JAMES C. McKEEVER B.M. Director of Church Relations ALEXANDER McCURDY Mus.D. Professor of Organ and Head of Keyboard Department donald McDonald B.M., M.S.M., D.Sac.Mus. Prof essor of Organ MATHILDE McKINNEY B.M., Postgraduate Diploma Associate Professor of Theory and Head of Department ROBERT PRINCE Instructor in Piano ROBERT ROCKABRAND B.A., B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Conducting HERBERT V. PATE B.A., B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Voice EDWARD RETTIG B.A. Visiting Instructor in Physical Education JOHN G. PECK B.M., M.S. Librarian PRISCILLA SILZ B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Associate Professor of Ger¬ man EUGENE ROAN B.M., M.M. Assistant Professor of Organ ROBERT SIMPSON B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Voice MAUD THOMAS B.M., M.A., Professional Diploma Assistant Professor of Music Education and Coordinator of Student Teaching ALBERT SONNENFELD B.A.. M.S.. Ph.D. V ICttinnr T aptiiror n f 17n v1inU GEORGE R. STEPHENS B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Visiting Professor of English ANN WATERS B.M.Ed., M.Mus.Lit. Assistant Professor of Music His- JAMES L. WATERS B.M., M.M. Associate Professor of Theory tory LOIS G. YOUNG B.M., M.M. Instructor in Piano and Organ DAVID STANLEY YORK B.M., M.M. Professor of Theory freshman Sherry Newman Treasurer Offn veers Michael Kemp President John Hayward Vice President Gretchen Feuz Secretary A,, ' ' mtm John Bate Barbara Birkett Melissa Abbott Sharon Andrew Gene Beitel Sylvia Bell Duncan Bockus John Angle Hatti Conway Verna DeNeef Michael Dlaboha Carole Holston Larry Karpenko Michael Kemp Michael Korn Martha Lattimore Ernestine Lazenbv Margaret Lees Jerry LeDoux Marydana Loudin Judith McMurray Julianne MacPherson Robert Newton Sherry Newman Becky Parrish Nancy Pastore 1 Michael Pavone Douglas Painter Mary Louise Pierotti Phil Rader David Perry Sharon Ramsell Kathleen Pickrel Valerie Price June Rauschnabel Faith Smith Sherry Smith David Stoke Donna Suhre Lucy Tong Kathryn Swab Olav Thommessen Elaine Vander Plate Karen Weldon Patricia Wieghorst Susan Weeden Ross Wilson Eileen Young Susan Young Sop Aom ore Off, veers Carolyn MacArthur President Diane Triplett Vice President Charlene Debes Secretary Steve Weicksel Treasurer I I 34 Marjorie Blossfeld John Brobston Arthur Brown Judith Brown Mary Banta Roger Blackburn Clyde Buckner Harriet Canfield David Chewning Barbara Clarke Linda Fohrhaltz Bruce Fifer Laurdella Foulkes Carolee Gans If I 38 Richard Frey Douglas Gimbert i emsmm Andrew Koebler Arthur Lesser b iiia a iiM Clarence Neumann William Palmatier Christine Rannie Martha Richdale Kathy Ross Guy Rothfuss John Tuttle Karen Urquhart Stephen Weicksel Lorraine Wyman Donna Yamaji J u n o r s Notwithstanding no devoted thing, that a man shall devote unto the Lord of all that he hath, shall be sold or redeemed: every demoted thing is most holy unto the Lord. Leviticus 27:28 45 I I i Terry Madiera Treasurer James Hejduk President Mary Merle Bennett Secretary Cindy Jones Vice President 46 Robert Chambless Robert Davidson Helen Ann Connell Sharon Cozza Albert DeRuiter Charlotte Hays Emily Halley Sandra Harbourt Jacqueline Heaton Terry Madeira Ronald Norman Cheryl Pepper Susan Rose Betsy Rydell Judith Salvesen Jane Shaulis Edward Shiley J Steven Waters Carol Widman They search out iniquities; they accomplish a diligent search: both the inward thought of every one of them, and the heart, is deep. Psalm 64:6 enior Gfass Jfistorij Now this is a brief exposition Of a strange and unique coalition. They came from all parts, To study the arts, And bring their desires to fruition. And so began our first year, A mixture of joy and of fear. But soon we were righted, Were orientated, And were off to pursue our career. In search of that choral mystique, We strengthened our vocal physique. We grunted and groaned. But all was condoned. In pursuing Westminster technique. Now some thought it purely sedition When we added the Education partition. But all became clear, By the end of the year— We could all improve human condition. Our second year task was specific. In Czech, we became quite prolific. We “Slave tvo ye’d” What had to be said, And conquered the Mass Glagolithic. The next year, as would be our luck, We had a new leader to buck. But we soon were won over, Just like “Red Rover”, And were just like a great sitting duck. The last year our concerts came quickly— Yes, monthly, daily, and weekly. We made such great haste, No one could keep pace, But there just wasn’t time to be sickly. And so as we end this endeavor Of living and working together. May the truth be revealed, That whatever our field, We must all remain students forever. Courtesy of Lyn Ricker Senior Brooks Reynolds President Officers Marilyn Young Vice President Dawn Woodward Treasurer Eleanor Landaas GORDON BETENBAUGH Bachelor of Music Organ Christian Life Council 1, 2 Chapel Deacon 1, 2 Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 Men’s Council 1, 2 1 f JAMES ROBERT BISBING, II Bachelor of Music Organ Flint Central High School Flint, Michigan Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 President, Freshman Class 1 Christian Life Council 1 Student Council 1 LARRY BISER Bachelor of Music Organ f Lock Haven Jointure High School Jointure, Pennsylvania MICHAEL TERRY BREWSTER Bachelor of Music Education Voice Emory and Henry College Emory, Virginia Westminster Choir 3 Student Church 2, 3, 4 PETER BROWN Bachelor of Music Organ Island Trees High School Levittown, New York Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 NICHOLAS CAMPBELL Bachelor of Music Education Organ % LEE CARLSON Bachelor of Music Voice Lexington High School Massachusetts Westminster Choir 3, 4 Christian Life Council 3 Senior Recital ALFRED ROBERT CHAPMAN Bachelor of Music Organ Newburgh Free Academy High School Newburgh, New York Orange County Community College Middletown, New York Westminster Choir 4 NORMA RUTH CLEMENS Bachelor of Music Education Organ Pleasantville High School Pleasantville, New Jersey Women’s Council 1 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 WARREN CLEMENT COKER, JR. Bachelor of Music Organ Associate in Science, Montreat College Montreat, North Carolina JESSE AUGUSTAS COSTON Bachelor of Music Education Voice Baltimore City College High School Baltimore, Maryland Class Vice President 1 President of MENC 3 Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 4 Christian Life Council 2 Chapel Deacon 3, 4 Senior 4 VERNELLE DEROTHEA COWAN Bachelor of Music Voice Allen High School Asheville, North Carolina North Carolina College at Durham Durham, North Carolina Savoyards production Westminster Choir 3, 4 t ! I 1 KASSON EUGENE CROOKER Bachelor of Music Piano Commons Staff 1 Commons Committee 2 Column Staff 2 Chapel Deacon 3 Student Council 3, 4 Christian Life Council 2, 3, 4 Christian Life Council Vice Chairman 3 Christian Life Council Chairman 4 JAMES E. DERR Bachelor of Music Organ Easton High School Easton, Pennsylvania fe PETER BOIS ELWELL Bachelor of Music Education Voice Bridgeton High School Bridgeton, New Jersey Westminster Choir 2, 3 Class Vice President 2 MENC 2, 3, 4 Freshman Sponsor 4 YOSHIO GOTOH Bachelor of Music Voice Osaka Christian College Osaka, Japan Greenville College Greenville, Illinois QUENTIN J. FAULKNER Bachelor of Music Organ Ridgewood High School Ridgewood, New Jersey Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 Commons Committee 4 Westminster Choir 4 JAMES STUART GRANT Bachelor of Music Education Voice Morris Hills Regional High School Rockaway, New Jersey Class Treasurer 1 Chapel Deacon 1, 2, 3 Student Church 2, 3, 4 Westminster Choir 3, 4 Yearbook Staff 3 BEVERLY GAYLE GUTSHALL Bachelor of Music Organ Manheim Township High School Lan caster, Pennsylvania Women’s Council 4 BARBARA LOUISE HADDAD Bachelor of Music Organ Boyertown Area High School Boyertown, Pennsylvania Student Church 3 I CLAUDIA HARVEY Bachelor of Music Education Organ North East Hiah School North East, Maryland Yearbook Assistant Eiterary Editor 1 Yearbook Layout Editor 4 MENC 2 Social Co-ordinator 4 SUZANNE LOUISE HOLLAND Bachelor of Music Education Organ Grafton Memorial High School Grafton, Massachusetts Class Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 3 MENC 2, 3, 4 Freshman Sponsor 4 DALE HOOEY Bachelor of Music Organ Roxbury High School Succasunna, New Jersey Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 Westminster Choir 4 Men’s Council 4 J. DAVID JONES Bachelor of Music Education Voice Kansas State University Manhattan. Kansas Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 Proctor 4 Yearbook Assistant Editor 3 Yearbook Editor-in-Chief 4 I I AARON H. KOLB Bachelor of Music Voice Conestoga Valley High School Lancaster, Pennsylvania Barrington College Barrington, Rhode Island Westminster Choir 4 PATRICIA KOSJER Bachelor of Music Voice Granby High School Norfolk, Virginia Student Church 4 PATRICIA JEAN KRAUSE Bachelor of Music Voice Abington High School Abington, Pennsylvania Student Church 3 Yearbook Staff 3, 4 DONNA LOU KOWALCZYK Bachelor of Music Organ Indiana University Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne Art School Fort Wayne, Indiana Student Church 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 1, 2, 3 Literary Editor 3 COLUMN 1, 2 Feature Editor 2 Commons cashier 3 Secretary of Commons 4 Participant in Arts Week 2, 3, 4 ' NORMA ELEANOR LANDAAS Bachelor of Music Education Voice West Orange High School West Orange, New Jersey Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, 4 Christian Life Council 1 Class Secretary 2, 4 May Court 2, 3 Hortense Potts Award 2 Erdman Scholarship 3 ELIZABETH CUSHING LEEDS Bachelor of Music Voice Walnut Hills High School Cincinnati, Ohio Commons Staff 2 Library Staff 2 Office Staff 3 Student Church 4 Women’s Council 3 SAMUEL JASPER MARLEY, III Bachelor of Music Voice Bristol Tennessee High School Bristol, Tennessee Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 4 Men’s Council 4 JACK TRENTON MARTIN Bachelor of Music Education Piano Fort Lupton Consolidated High School Fort Lupton, Colorado Student Church 2, 4 COLUMN Publicity Staff 1, 2 Men’s Council 1, 2 Westminster Choir 2, 3 MENC4 Senior Recital 3 ) I WILLIAM THOMAS McGUFFIN Bachelor of Music Voice Asheville Country Day School Asheville, North Carolina Westminster Choir 3, 4 Vice President Men’s Council 3 President Men’s Council 4 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 3 GARY NAIR Bachelor of Music Voice Latrobe High School Latrobe, Pennsylvania Christian Life Council 3 Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Assistant Conductor of Westminster Choir 4 - NANCY WHEELER NICKS Bachelor of Music Voice William Byrd High School Vinton, Virginia COLUMN Staff 1, 2 Student Church 4 Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Vice-President of Women’s Council 4 VIVIEN JACOBS QUAM Bachelor of Music Education Voice Morris Hills Regional High School Rockaway, New Jersey MENC President 2 Student Church 2, 3 CAROLYN RANGE Bachelor of Music Education Voice Asbury College Wilmore, Kentucky Christian Life Council 2, 3, 4 Student Church 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MARTIN READ, II Bachelor of Music Education Organ Plainfield High School Plainfield, New Jersey MENC 2, 4 JOHN EDWARD REBER, IV Bachelor of Music Organ Regional High School Penns Grove, New Jersey Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 - V BROOKS EDWARD REYNOLDS, JR. Bachelor of Music Education Organ School of International Service American University Washington, D.C. MENC 2, 3, 4 Chapel Deacon 3 Vice President of Student Council 3 Student Council 3, 4 Westminster Choir 3, 4 Class President 4 Pik Wing Chang Award 3 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges 4 CAROLYN LOUISE RICKER Bachelor of Music Education Voice Northeast High School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 SANDRA KATHLEEN SCHMIDT Bachelor of Music Organ Henderson High School Henderson, Nebraska Student Church 3 STEVEN PHILIP SHARP Bachelor of Music Education Organ Union High School Union, New Jersey Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 MENC 2, 3—Vice President 2, 3 Class President 2, 3 Christian Life Council President 3 Chapel Deacon 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 President of Student Council 4 IRENE ETHEL SZABO Bachelor of Music Education Organ Carteret High School Carteret, New Jersey MENC1, 2, 3,4 Summer Student Church 1 Commons Committee 2 Yearbook Business Manager 4 CAROL JEANNE THORNHILL Bachelor of Music Organ Thomas Jefferson High School Richmond, Virginia Student Council Secretary 2—Treasurer 3 Student Church 2, 3 Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Women’s Council 4 THOMAS TIETJEN Bachelor of Music Voice Roosevelt High School Yonkers, New York Westminster Choir 3, 4 JUNEMARIE TRAPP Bachelor of Music Organ Newton High School Newtonville, Massachusetts Student Church 1, 2, 3 | I i | r I: NANCY HOLLIS VAGI Bachelor of Music Education Organ Danbury High School Danbury, Connecticut Kitchen Crew 1 Class Secretary 1 COLUMN staff 1, 2 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 Christian Life Council 2 Commons Committee 3 Student Church 3, 4 MARY KAREN VANFOSSAN Bachelor of Music Education Organ Colorado State College Greeley, Colorado KENNETH WHITE Bachelor of Music Education Organ South Royalton High School South Royalton, Vermont Men’s Council Vice President 1 Men’s Council President 2 Student Church 1, 2. 3, 4 DANA JO WHITE Bachelor of Music Voice Murphy High School Mobile, Alabama Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 WILLIARD DEXTER WASH Bachelor of Music Organ Hermitage High School Richmond, Virginia Student Church 2, 3, 4 AY, Lm R L i I ANNETA CLAIRE WILKINSON Bachelor of Music Organ Baldwin High School Milledgeville, Georgia Director of Sophomore Play 2 Student Church 2, 3 Christian Life Council 3 Women’s Council 3 | I PATRICIA KLINGLER WOLFSEN Bachelor of Music Education Voice Ashley High School Ashley, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 MENC 2, 4 ISABEL WONG Bachelor of Music Education Piano The Conservatorium of Music Melbourne University Melbourne, Australia DAWN ELYNNE WOODWARD Bachelor of Music Voice Mount Vernon High School Mount Vernon, Ohio Commons Staff 1 Women’s Council 2, 3; Vice-President 3 COLUMN Staff 2 Class Treasurer 3, 4 Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 4 Ward and Molly Bedford Award 3 JOHN LEE WRIGHT Bachelor of Music Voice Milwaukie Union High School Milwaukie, Oregon California Western University San Diego, California Student Church 2, 3. 4 MARILYN ELINOR YOUNG Bachelor of Music Education Organ Keyport High School Keyport, New Jersey COLUMN Staff 1, 2 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 Yearbook 1, 2, 3 Student Church 2, 3, 4 Westminster Choir 3 Vice President of Class 3, 4 Christian Life Council 4 ALEXANDER McCURDY Mus. D. Cft 7ri()uie In the twenty-five years since he succeeded Carl Weinrich as head of our organ department, Dr. Alexander McCurdy has been such a devoted and faithful member of the Westminster family that we all feel a sense of loss at his retirement from our campus this year. The entire student body has been inspired and encouraged by this great personality and realizes that Dr. McCurdy has brought to Westminster something very special that will endure long after he leaves. First and foremost Dr. McCurdy is a dedicated Churchman, having served as a Church musician for nearly fifty years. For more than thirty-five of those years he has directed the music of the First Presbyterian Church (formerly the Second Presbyterian Church) of Philadelphia, where for many years major choral works were performed each Sunday. His dedication to the Church has been the foundation for his life work. Dr. McCurdy is recognized far and wide as a master teacher and is highly re¬ spected both by his colleagues and his students. In this capacity, he has been the head of the organ department of Curtis Institute in Philadelphia since 1930. His students, who have attained high positions all over the country, include David Craighead, Donald McDonald, George Markey, Richard Purvis, and Thomas Schippers—to name only a few. It should also be mentioned here that Dr. McCurdy has served as consultant for the building of many fine organs all over the nation. Since his New York debut in Town Hall in 1926, Dr. McCurdy has been recognized as a recitalist of great stature and has toured regularly. His recitals with his wife, harpist Flora Greenwood, have been enjoyed throughout the country. When many of us think of Dr. McCurdy, however, we consider him above all a warm and genuine person, vitally interested in each of us and eager to give help and guidance in any way, be it professional or personal. His tireless energy and de¬ votion to his work among us, despite his many other responsibilities, are a living example for all of us who aspire to serve through the ministry of music. We are deeply grateful to Dr. McCurdy for his service among us here at West¬ minster and pray that God will continue to prosper his work wherever he is. 1964 u j fere CTlm S7 jBorcC Sencf JlCt e S ra duafion CAcfcfr f ress Sr. CRoy Jfarris GhapeJ Choir The Chapel Choir, under the direction of Robert Simpson, is composed of Freshmen and transfer students. This choir acquaints new students with good choral technique. The Chapel Choir sings many concerts in the area during the year. Also, there will be a two week tour in Ohio and Pennsylvania where concerts will be sung in churches and high schools. Student Go uncif L. to R., SEATED: Steve Sharp, Edward Shiley, lisa Duke, Julie Kemp. STANDING: Paula Fitzgerald, Mary Bennett, Eleanor Landaas, Carolyn MacArthur, Charlene Debes, Mr. Rockabrand. ABSENT: Michael Kemp, Gretchen Feuz, James Hejduk, Brooks Reynolds, William McGuffin, Kasson Crooker. “Serve the Lord with gladness” Ps. 100:2 L. to R., FIRST ROW: J. Salvsen, K. Crooker, F. Cave. SECOND: M. Young, M. Banta, L. Karpenko. THIRD: M. Pavone, R. Greenawald, M. Stairs. FOURTH: Y. Endicott, C. Jones, M. Bennett, E. Hopkins. G h a 2 ) P ? e a c o n s L. to R., FIRST ROW: R. Turner, S. Weicksel, R. Hagan, R. Frey. SECOND: R. Thayer, E. Hopkins, S. Dillahey, W. Nash, J. Hayward. 91 L. to R., FIRST ROW: Carol Thornhill, Chris Rannie, Nancy Nicks, Carol Holston, SECOND ROW: Sally Baldwin, Helen Anne Connell, Bev Gutshall, Paula Fitzgerald, Anna Daeche, Kathy Ruof. L. to R., FIRST ROW: Dale Hooey, Bill McGuffin, Joe Woodard, Mike Stairs. SECOND ROW: Sam Marley, Bob Preim, Bob Newton, Eric Brunner. X OCG Music Educators National Conference: Student Chapter J. McCallum, Fa. Smith, J. Salvesen, L. Becker, I. Szabo, Dr. Eicher, K. Ruof, M. Young, J. Vette, B. Brisson, D. Jennings, A. Daeche, S. Holland, N. Clemens, J. Martin, B. Palmatier, J. Heaton, S. Holland, H. Connell, J. Dixon, P. Fitzgerald, C. Pepper, S. Waters, B. Elwell, I. Harris, J. Gamble, J. Matz, J. Bate, J. Coston, B. Nash, B. Reynolds, J. Angle, J. Grant. 93 Quadrangle Staff 1965 Westminster ( ' loir Go Tege CPrinceton , OCew ffersey r W WG O ; L. to R., FIRST ROW: Dave Jones, Editor; Fran Cave, Assistant Editor; Irene Szabo, Advertising Editor. SECOND ROW: Bob Turner, Photography Editor; Melissa Abbott, Freshman Representative; Laurdella Foulks, Sophomore Representative; Claudia Harvey, Layout Editor; Judith Salvesen, Literary Editor. Unpictured, Sue Holland. This group has worked hard and under much pressure has endeavored to turn out a yearbook representing our life at Westminster during this school year. 94 omrnons ; Library Staff—L to R, Mrs. Odden, Mr. Peck, Anna Daeche, Charles Debes, William Palmatier, June Raschnabel. Office Worker, Faith Smith 96 LINEN EXCHANGE 97 1st) ho ’s Oho hmoney S uc en s rn C li. Go Je in si me mean vj one eyes ancC Qlnio ersilies tft 0 5 Quietly yet efficiently, the Westminster spirit has been spread among us, a strong hand in organization, a smile during discouragement, a mature mind upon decision making, a heart truly dedicated to God’s pur¬ pose. We present to the student body Who’s Who 98 i m ffa ]! - ■ ■ •Ci. pwei ' m ■ ■JP j . 1 HyL I . Mm £ % %% 3 2� fte wafts 105 m %fw 1 y G ioraf Cftctiuities HT ' lj V| m m o r nM fcj WB - i j mm « V vj K Jf« V - : •j|r v, v tTT Wa A ? V j : ,v y V 110 Queen Miss Miriam Zito Sophomore Attendant Miss Paula Fitzgeral d Junior Attendant Miss Eleanor Landaas Freshman Attendant Miss Ellen Severson Senior Attendant Miss Mona Hyden III GefeBriiies Herbert von Karajan The Wallingford Trio 112 Eugene Ormandy Leopold Stokowski 113 UOestmin s er — mm T 4 i «£ %] u xTWlf , .. jTIi; j| kw ■B %� fe3h fc ' 3|§§fe • • ' ! HK7 i ify ' ij ' ' tjf t t ' -ip. (IM Jr?S £ h ESfeu Per y5 SBB8 yyfB8 ■ y| iJP ' ; , i. w ’ t Directory ABRAMSON, ROBERT M. 300 West 12 Street New York, New York ANDERSON, EDNA MAE 76 Pine Street Princetown, N. J. ARMENTI, ANTONIETTA 43 Chestnut Street Princeton, N. J. BACH, NILS 198 Ewing Street Princeton, N. J. BELLER, ELMER A. Ridgeview Road Princeton, N. J.- BOEPPLE, PAUL 15 Madison Street Princeton, N. J. BRACK, HARRIET A. Box 71, R. D. 1 Lambertville, N. J BRISTOL, LEE H., Jr. 210 Mercer Street Princeton, N. J. BRUUN, LEWIS C. 351 Broad St. Apt. B803 Newark 4, N. J. BUNTING, CARLA G. 100 Linden Lane Princeton, N. J. CARWITHEN, ROBERT 927 Foulkrod Street Philadelphia, Pa CHEESMAN, VIRGINIA 7326 Germantown Ave. Philadelphia 19, Pa. CHERRY, HELEN P. Great Road Princeton, N. J. CLOUGH, JOHN T. 222 Hamilton Ave. Princeton, N. J. DAVIS, ALBERT W. 63 Wiggins Street Princeton, N. J. DELLATORE, THOMAS 446 Congress Street Phillipsburg, N. J. 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J. 125 PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott Mr. and Mrs. Steward Andrew Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Angle Mr. and Mrs. James Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Banta Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barkley Mr. and Mrs. William Bate Mr. and Mrs. Edward Becker Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beitel Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bell Mr. and Mrs. L. Emory Bennett Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Betenbaugh Dr. and Mrs. Dillard E. Bird Mr. and Mrs. J. Bisbing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biser Mrs. Dorothy Bishop Dr. and Mrs. H. R. Blackburn Rev. and Mrs. Howard Blazer Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Blossfeld Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bockus Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brisson Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Broadwell Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brobston Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown Mrs. Anne Mahuron Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Buckner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cambell Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Canfield Mr. and Mrs. W. V. 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Schulmerich is the world’s ONLY producer of modern bell instru¬ ments with both English and Flemish type tuning, as well as chimes, thus providing percussion instruments meet¬ ing the requirements of any church or institution. Both bell instruments have all the traditional partials, including the rich, colorful minor third distin¬ guishing a true bell tone from chimes which lack this quality. The Schulmerich Arlington” Carillon is the ONLY modern instrument hav¬ ing the sub-octave hum tone which together with its other partials iden¬ tifies the Flemish type tuning. All types of harmony—major, minor, aug¬ mented, and diminished chords or any other type of chord, arpeggio or trill, can be played without restriction. With its 61 bells, 5 octave chromatic range, played from one keyboard, all types of carillonistic effects are possible. 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J. 921-2273 THE LODDES Whatever the Occasion Say It with Flowers From APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP 47 Palmer Street Princeton, N. J. 924-0121 On Tour dress for the Westminster Choir from the fashion collections at BELLOWS 131 R. B. REDDING SON, INC. Plumbing and Heating Contractors Oil Burner Sales and Service General Electric Appliances 924-0166 234 Nassau Street 924-0166 Princeton, N. J. HULIT ' S SHOES, INC. Fforsheim Sandler of Boston Foot Fla irs 140 Nassau Street Princeton, N. J. H. P. CLAYTON CONGRATULATIONS Dry Goods and Notions TO THE Celebrating Our 50th Year CLASS OF 1965 17 Palmer Square West Princeton, N. J. 132 Auto—Fire—Lia bility—Theft—Plate Glass RENNING-TUCKER COMPANY Insurance Brokers 709 National Building, Arch and Juniper Streets LOcust 4-0333 Philadelphia 7, Pa. Life—Health—Accident—Marine Compensation GOOD LUCK to the CLASS OF 1965 PRINCETON FUEL OIL CO. 216 Alexander St. 924-1100 Fuel Oils Gasoline Carrier Air Conditioning Lawn Care Driveways SERVING THE AREA FOR 34 YEARS THE PRINCETON INN 133 Planning a Trip to . . . New York City—Seashore—Historical Points—Athletic Events—Picnics? Call us for information—We have largo comfortable buses at very reasonable rates, with safe, courteous drivers. Get up your own group and charter a special bus—GO when you please— STOP when you please—RETURN when you please. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1965 STARR TRANSIT CO., INC. Charter Department TRENTON 587-0626 u4re you using all our BANKING SERVICES? Personal Loans • Mortgage Loans • Business Loans Savings Accounts and Certificates CkecLing Accounts • Safe Deposit Boxes PEINCETON BANK„iT„,a , Princeton • Shopping Center • Hopewell Princeton V First Bank for Personal and Business Banking BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1965 GABLE TAVERN from LOU ' S CATERING Weddings—Showers—Banquets and All Occasions LOUIS SZABO 136 Pershing Avenue Carteret, N. J. Kimball 1-4645 Grill Restaurant Specializing in Fine Foods Full Course Dinners—Tomato Pies Sea Food—Steaks Dinners Served Weekdays, 6 P.M. to I A.M. Sundays 2 P.M. to 12 P.M. Phone Orders Taken—Phone 921-9792 153 Washington Street Rocky Hill, N. J. Compliments of President and Mrs. Lee H. Bristol, Jr. CHcAn owledgmenis The compilation of a yearbook is a complicated process involving many people much time, co-operation and responsibility. I would like on this final page of copy to express my deep gratitude to the many people who have helped in this endeavor. My staff deserves much credit for the work accomplished. This staff was made up by Frances Ann Cave, Assistant Editor; Irene Szabo, Business Manager; Claudia Harvey, Layout Editor; Judy Salveson, Literary Editor; Robert Turner, Photography Editor. In view of the fact that members of our staff were student teaching, some responsibilities were taken over by other members of the staff. Laudella Foulkes and John Tuttle carried on with the business of advertising and Sue Holland, Pat Krause, Carolyn Ryder, Joan Clark, Beverly Gutshall and Cindy Jones were of great help to me. I would also like to thank Dr. Bristol, Dr. Lynn, Mrs. Wetherson, and Mrs. Holt for the help and advice they have offered so graciously. Dr. Eicher, our advisor deserves a special thanks for his unfailing kindness and his untiring help and advice. I would also like to thank all other students, faculty members, parents and advertisers who helped to make this book possible. Mr. Norris Ashe of Taylor Publishing Company worked with the staff from beginning to completion. Merin Studios Inc. of Philadelphia provided the class pictures. Orren Jack Turner photographed Westminster Choir and Chapel Choir. The Senior Class provided some of its members to write such outstanding re¬ membrances as the Class History, Lyn Ricker and Carol Thornhill; the Dedication, Jesse Coston; “A Tribute”, Dawn Woodward; and “In Memoriam” paraphrased by Anne Paul. We hope this book will restore the academic years and will bring fond remem¬ brances in the years to come. J. David Jones Editor-in-Chiej ■ I i TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY Tiie World ' s Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-rrade 18 m r i N t AA 4 V iKW.