Westminster Choir College - Quadrangle Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1967 volume:

Slip MHH ||€Ioi74 ' Se ' e£ Qfom (oLLeae 6 QrGj4jV7Zj4€ 70AAS j4crj 7C7es facROXsf hrfeRnseRi TjjReccoRX 93 113 139 158 4 To search, to serve, and to share - these are the steps in our growing treasury of experience. We search, reaching for new meaning and under¬ standing; we serve, giving of that which we find; and we share, finally, uniting ourselves with all those who strive for common goals. It is our hope that within these pages you will find a record of the searching, serving, and shar¬ ing which have been a part of your life here. In our era, the road to holiness necessarily passes through the world of action.” In appreciation to Dr. George Lynn who came to the Choir College with us four years ago. He has given all of us through Symphonic and West¬ minster Choirs the ability to see into our corpo¬ rate selves, a knowledge of our personal integrity as leaders, and a sense of choral sound which is part of us. His consideration and help have been available to us as individuals at all times. In appreciation for helping us to know that During a working day, which is real only in God, the only poetry which can be real to you is the kind which makes you become real under God; only then is the poetry real for YOU, the art true. You no longer have time for — pas¬ times.” We have known him as a man who came to Westminster sharing the dream of an¬ other great man, and doing his utmost to fulfill that dream. The Class of 1967 6 from Hammarskjold’s Markings”. It is seldom in a lifetime that one is fortunate enough to know someone with a wealth of tal¬ ents and resources, who gives of them constantly with untiring patience and understanding. In the presence of such a person, it is impossible not to grow both in intellect and spirit. We have been highly privileged to have such an influence in our lives. It is one which has been an inspiration to all of us, guiding us to greater understanding of the studies we pursue, the music we sing, and finally, of our place as individ¬ uals in a changing world. It is with the deepest admiration and gratitude that we, the Class of 1967, dedicate this edition of the Quadrangle to DR. PRISCILLA SILZ 7 FouWe is JoJuv PUuEey WittiCUft iSOii Rh Ct; B. WitliCttoi OH; Unselfish sharing and- serving must have al¬ ways been a part of the lives of John Finley and Rhea B. Williamson. They shared with others their ideal of excellence in church musicianship and served as dedicated leaders in this field. Their contagious efforts to promote this ideal have been enlarged to an international scope. We are indeed grateful to these persons whose visions have enriched our lives. 8 MM WJSCRAEKW im Hastings Bristol We can believe that ours is a time of unprecedented opportunity for the musician when we realize that we can perform for more peo¬ ple in one half-hour on television than have entered Carnegie Hall in 25 years or J. S. Bach played to in his lifetime. Here’s hoping that you will want to continue to grow musically, in¬ tellectually, and spiritually in the days to come through self-study, practice, listening, reading, expo¬ sure to other teachers and institu¬ tions and influences that can aug¬ ment and reinforce, and association with others who are trying to grow as well. To you of the Class of 1967 go especially warm greetings and best wishes for the years ahead. Pte idwb 10 From his warm smile and sincere efforts to serve the students and the College, one can declare the ir.dis- pensability of Dr. Eicher as Dean of the College. We all appreciate his hard work in helping to attain Middle Atlantic States accredita¬ tion last spring. Du GJaj uWuL DtcJus i Dv. Go Wjb Lyn v U-uStcy JDVv jdt(yo As Musical Director of the college, Dr. George Lynn exerts a tremendous influence over our lives. He challenges us, not just for a moment, but for a lifetime of striving toward perfection. And as composer, con¬ ductor, arranger, organist, and vocal teacher, he sets an example that is hard to match. It is truly a privilege to work with him. 12 rfl Sooa 1 Oh Trustees 13 THOMAS K. McELHINNEY, B.A., B.D. MARION E. RAMPEL, B.A., Ed.M Dean of Men Dean of Women Assistant Business Manager Registrar JOHN M. ZEBROWSKI ROGER L. MARKS Assistant to the President Director of Development EDGAR C. THOMAS, JR. DAVID A. BERGMARK Director of Alumni and Church Relations Treasurer and Business Manager JAMES C. McKEEVER JAMES T. RICHMOND 15 DIANNE CURRY, B.M., M.M. RAMON KYSER, B.M., M.M. ROBERT SIMPSON, B.M., M.M. DOROTHY DI SCALA LOIS LAVERTY, B.M., M.M. JOAN LIPPINCOTT, B.M., M.M. donald McDonald, b.m., msm, smd. ALEC WYTON, B.A., M.A., F.A.G.O. 18 FftCuifoj MARY KRIMMEL, L.H.M. GEORCE MARKEY, B.M Mus.D., F A.G O. GALE N. ENGER, B.M.. M.M., A.A.G O. ROBERT J. CARWITHEN, B.M., M.M. hti EUGENE ROAN, B.M., M.M. DAVID STANLEY YORK, B.M., M.M. CHARLES G. FRISCHMANN, B.M., M.M. WARREN MARTIN, B.M., M.M. Department Head DOROTHY S. KOVACS, B.M., M.M. JAMES L. WATERS, B.M., M.M. GEORGE LYNN, B.M., M.F.A., LL.D. Conducting Qtudtes PAUL BOEPPLE Music History and Conducting Libtfriy Sfofafr JOHN G. PECK, M.S. in L.S. 21 LUCINDA JONES, B.M. NORINE ODDEN, B.A. GEORGE M. JONES, B.A., M.A. NICHOLAS HARSANYI, B.A., M.M. Department Head DAVID UBER, B.A., M.A., Ed.D. JOSEPH KOVACS, B.M., M.M. 22 MAUD D. THOMAS, B.M., M.A. UuStO BdujCCttiOUs HENRY MELNIK, B.M., M.A., Ph.D. 23 PRISCILLA SILZ B.A., M.A., Ph.D. C. HOWARD HOPKINS, B.A., B.D., Ph D. SWiPi 24 26 C ws 4 1967 President .Charlene Debes Vice-President .David Scott Secretary .Stephen Weicksel Treasurer .Anna Daeche Sponsor .Dr. Arlo D. Duba The Senior Class wishes to express its gratitude to Dr. Duba, its advisor for four years. In this role, or as chaplain and professor, he has come to know each of us and to be a friend to us both individually and col¬ lectively. He has guided our searching and made our finding more meaningful. Dr. Arlo D. Duba MARY ELIZABETH BANTA 3-12-45 Bachelor of Music Voice Woodrow Wilson High School Levittown, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 May Court 2 Christian Life Council 2 Freshman Sponsor 4 ANN ELIZABETH BARKLEY 8-11-44 Bachelor of Music Voice Falls Church High School Falls Church, Virginia Orchestra 1, 2 Bell Choir Founder and Dir ector 3 Student Church 4 29 BONNIE BIRD 12-18-45 Bachelor of Music Piano Westfield High School Westfield, New Jersey Juilliard Preparatory Division New York, New York Student Church 3, 4 Christmas Carol Cup Winner 1, 4 WSGA Vice President 4 Quadrangle Co-editor 4, Literary Editor 3 Honor Board 4 Bell Choir 3 Dean’s List 3, 4 Senior Recital 4 MARJORIE BLOSSFELD 8-10-44 Bachelor of Music Organ Teaneck High School Teaneck, New Jersey Student Church 3, 4 Commons Staff 2 JOHN BROBSTON 6-23-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Nazareth Area Senior High School Nazareth, Pennsylvania Westminister Choir 2 Student Council 3, 4 Stud ent Council Treasurer 3 Student Council President 4 30 CLYDE VAN BUCKNER 10-30-43 Bachelor of Music Voice Gardner-Webb Junior College Boiling Springs, North Carolina Westminister Choir 3, 4 Men’s Council 3, 4, President 4 Phi Theta Kappa BARBARA LYNNE CLARKE 1-31-46 Bachelor of Music Organ Bethlehem Central High School Delmar, New York Westminister Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3 WSGA 1, Treasurer 1 Chapel Singers 2, 3 KENNETH C. CLAYTON, JR. 12-12-44 Bachelor of Music Education Organ Point Pleasant Beach High School Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 MENC 1, 2, 3, President 4 Student Council 4 Men’s Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 2, 4 SEA, NJEA 3, 4, President 4 ALAN JAY COULTER 2-25-39 Bachelor of Music Voice Allegheny College, B.S. Westminster Choir 3, 4 ANNA ELLEN DAECHE 11-24-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Upper Moreland High School Willow Grove, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 4 Student Church 3, 4 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 NJEA, SEA 3, 4 Office Work 1 Library Staff 2 WSGA 2 Class Treasurer 3, 4 CHARLENE M. DEBES 6-16-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice West York Area High School York, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 Library Staff 2 Class Secretary 1, 2, President 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 Snack Bar 2, 3, 4 Honor Board 4 Dean’s List 3 32 BRUCE FIFER 11-2-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Chelteham Senior High School Wyncote, Pennsylvania Westminister Choir 3 Men’s Council 3 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 SAMUEL JAMES DILLAHEY, JR. 6-7-45 Bachelor of Music Voice ILSA MAE DUKE 1-21-46 Bachelor of Music Education Organ Allegany High School Cumberland, Maryland Class Treasurer 1 Student Council 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3 ' MENC 2, 3, 4 Hamilton High School Hamilton Square, New Jersey Westminister Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 3 Men’s Council 1 Chapel Deacon 2 33 LINDA LOUISE FOHRHALTZ 3-9-45 Bachelor of Music Education Pittsfield High School Pittsfield, Massachusetts Orchestra 1, 2 Chamber Music 3, 4 MENC NJEA, NEA LAURDELLA FOULKES 12-15-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Theodore Roosevelt High School Kent, Ohio Student Church 3 Social Chairman 3 RICHARD FREY 10-26-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Liberty High School Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Ursinus College Collegeville, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 Chapel Deacon 2, 3, 4 Christian Life Council 3, 4 Treasurer 4 Social Co-Chairman 3 Intramural Football 4 34 CAROLEE GANS 8-5-45 Bachelor of Music Voice Ocean City High School Ocean City, New Jersey Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 Commons Staff 1, 2 WSGA Alternate 3 Chapel Service Committee 3 Chapel Singers 3, 4 RUTHANN MARIE GREENAWALD 2-28-45 Bachelor of Music Voice William Allen High School Allentown, Pennsylvania Christian Life Council 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, 3, President 4 Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 Chapel Singers 3 Student Council 4 MARGARET HANSEN 6-23-45 Bachelor of Music Organ West Essex High School North Caldwell, New Jersey Student Church 3, 4 WSGA 1 Commons Staff 1 Quadrangle Staff 2 Chaplain’s Secretary 2, 3 35 IRVIN JAMES HARRIS 2-20-43 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Arts High School Newark, New Jersey Juilliard School of Music New York, New York MENC-1, 2 NJEA 4 VICTORIA PESTRAH HAYES 10-10-44 Bachelor of Music Voice Westminster Choir 3, 4 WSGA 1 EUGENE L. HOPKINS 7-30-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Wakefield High School Arlington, Virginia Student Church 2, 3, 4 Chapel Deacon 1 Head Deacon 2, 3, 4 Christian Life Council 2, 3, 4 Commons Staff Band 2 EARL HOUCK 3-11-25 Bachelor of Music Voice University of Buffalo, B.A. Buffalo, New York Drew Theological Seminary, B.D. Madison, New Jersey JANET N. WOLSTENCROFT HUFF 11-10-43 Bachelor of Music Organ Shadyside High School Shadyside, Ohio Student Church 2, 3, 4 Dorm Receptionist 1 Dorm Proctor 3 ANDREW CHARLES KOEBLER, JR. 3-18-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Central High School Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Student Church 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3 37 MARTHA LATTIMORE 2-6-45 Bachelor of Music Voice Crest High School Boiling Springs, North Carolina Gardner-Webb Junior College Boiling Springs, North Carolina Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 ARTHUR FREDERICK LESSER III 1-18-44 Bachelor of Music Voice Newburgh Free Academy Newburgh, New York Orange County Community College Middletown, New York Emory and Henry College Emory, Virginia Student Church 3, 4 KAREN JOHNSON LICHTI 11-24-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Moon High School Corapolis, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 3 Christian Life Council 1 MENC, SEA 4 NJEA 3, 4 CAROLYN JUNE MAC ARTHUR 9-7-44 Bachelor of Music Organ Beverly High School Beverly, Massachusetts Class Vice President 1 Class President 2 Student AGO Secretary 3 Chapel Choir Accompanist 1 Symphonic Choir Accompanist 3, 4 NANCY MANGION 10-9-45 Bachelor of Music Voice Bedford Senior High School Bedford, Massachusetts Westminster Choir 2 Student Church 4 WSGA 4 Reading of The Crucible 3 RUTH ANN MASSARO 1-14-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Ridgewood High School Ridgewood, New Jersey Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 2, 3, 4 WSGA 3, Alternate 4 39 SANDRA MAXWELL 2-1-46 Bachelor of Music Voice St. John Baptist School for Girls Mendham, New Jersey Westminster Choir 3 Student Church 4 Chapel Singers 3 Commons Committee 4 JAMES MC CALLUM 2-25-44 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Marlington High School Alliance, Ohio Kent State University Kent, Ohio Student Church 3, 4 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 SEA 3, 4 President, MENC, SEA. 2, 3 Student Council 3 S-NJEA Historian, Vice President 4 DENNIS LEE MC CLEARY 5-3-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Slippery Rock High School Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 Handbell Choir 3, 4 40 KAREN MINER 8-2-44 Bachelor of Music Education Voice E. L. Meyers High School Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 3, 4 Student Church 3, 4 MENC 2, 3, 4 Chapel Singers 2 CLARENCE NEUMANN, JR. 3-31-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Dickinson High School Jersey City, New Jersey Westminster Choir 2, 3 Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 Men’s Council 1 Commons Staff 1 Head Waiter 2, 3 WILLIAM D. PALMATIER 3-14-45 Bachelor of Music Education Organ Pine Plains Central School Pine Plains, New York Student Church 3 MENC, NJEA 1, 2, 3, 4 SEA 3, 4 ' Band 2 Christian Life Council 3, 4 Assistant Editor, Quadrangle 3 Co-editor, Quadrangle 4 Chapel Singers 3 Men’s Council Library Staff 2 41 DAVID PERRY Bachelor of Music Organ Needham Broughton High School Raleigh, North Carolina Presbyterian College, B.A. Clinton, South Carolina Student Church 2, 3, 4 Bell Choir 3 Senior Recital 4 CHRISTINE BETH RANNIE 10-3-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Pleasantville High School Pleasantville, New York Westminster Choir 4 WSGA 2 Loddes 1, 2, 3, 4 ALICE RESCH 1-13-45 Bachelor of Music Organ Bloomfield High School Bloomfield, New Jersey Ithaca College Ithaca, New York Student Church 3, 4 AGO Student Chapter President 4 Sigma Alpha Iota (Music Honorary) 1, 2 Christian Life Council Secretary 3 Vice Chairman 4 Symphonic Choir Accompanist 3, 4 42 DAVID SCOTT 3-26-43 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Livingston High School Livingston, New Jersey Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice President 3, 4 Men’s Council 2 MENC 3, 4 Chapel Singers 2, 3 DENNIS ROBERT SHROCK 12-10-44 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Taylor Allderdice High School Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Indiana University of Pennsylvania Indiana, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 3, 4 Freshman Class Sponsor 4 Chapel Singers 3 STEVEN SHARP Bachelor of Music Union High School Union, New Jersey Westminster Choir College Princeton, New Jersey B.M.E. 1965 43 MICHAEL ONDON STAIRS 10-13-45 Bachelor of Music Piano Academy High School Erie, Pennsylvania Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Christian Life Council 1, 2, 3 Men’s Council 2, 3 Symphonic Choir Accompanist 3, 4 DAVID STOKE 6-28-44 Bachelor of Music Voice Blain High School Blain, Pennsylvania Lycoming College Williamsport, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 LUCY JEN TONG Bachelor of Music Voice Diocesan Girl’s School Kowloon, Hong Kong, China Blue Mountain College Blue Mountain, Mississippi Student Church 3, 4 Hong Kong Oratorio Society 1 Blue Mountain Chorus 2 Madrigal Singers 2 B.S.U. Music Chairman 2 WILLIAM TREICHLER II 3-22-36 Bachelor of Music Organ Souderton High School Souderton, Pennsylvania Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 DIANE TRIPLETT 1-20-45 Bachelor of Music Voice Myers Park High School Charlotte, North Carolina Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 4 Commons Committee 1 Class Vice President 2 Student Council Secretary 3 Student Council Vice President 4 Honor Board Chairman 4 KAREN URQUHART 1-10-45 Bachelor of Music Voice South Kingstown High School Wakefield, Rhode Island University of Rhode Island Kingston, Rhode Island Westminster Choir 2, 3, 4 Student Church 4 Women’s Council Secretary-Treasurer 3 Floor Proctor 2 Chapel Singers 3, 4 May Court 3 45 KENT VANDER BAND 9-1-42 Bachelor of Music Organ Grand Rapids Junior College Grand Rapids, Michigan Westminster Choir 3 Student Church 2, 3, 4 ROBERT THOMAS VOLBRECHT 5-6-41 Bachelor of Music Organ Morristown High School Morristown, New Jersey Westminster Choir 4 Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 STEPHEN A. WEICKSEL 3-22-45 Bachelor of Music Education Organ Solanco High School Quarryville, Pennsylvania Student Church 3, 4 Commons Staff 1 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 Chapel Deacon 2 Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, 4 Student Council 3 Snack Bar 2, 3, 4 Dean’s List 3 46 TIMOTHY WILBORN 2-28-44 Bachelor of Music Education Organ Richland High School Fort Worth, Texas North Texas State University Denton, Texas Student Church 1, 2, 3, 4 JAMES J. WORK 11-17-42 Bachelor of Music Voice Valley High School Masontown, West Virginia Montreat-Anderson Junior College Montreat, North Carolina Student Church 3, 4 Men’s Council 4 DONNA LEE YAMAJI 3-12-45 Bachelor of Music Education Voice Toms River High School Toms River, New Jersey Westminster Choir 4 MENC 1, 2, 3, 4 Commons Committee 3 Chapel Singers 4 Quadrangle Art Layout Editor 4 President — Mary Louise Pierotti Vice-President — John Gamble Secretary - Gretchen Feuz Treasurer - Michael Kemp Advisor - M. Nicholas Harsanyi 48 Barbara Birkett Dennis Chamberlain Bruce Campbell 50 Gretchen Feuz 52 John Gamble Carolyn Glenn 53 Anibal Gonzalez Stephen Hermes John Hayward 54 Julianne MacPherson Jonathan Merrill 56 Mary Louise Pierotti William Payn 58 Faith Smith Lee Smith 60 Eileen Young Susan Young 61 C WS 4 1969 President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Sponsor .... . . Robert Mclver . Douglas Slusher .Sue Shiley Barbara Reynolds . Robert Simpson 62 ' ' .«: Donald Branton Shirlene Brown Henry Buckwalter Cheryl Clark James Clark 64 Edward Grayson 66 Charles King Carol Lewis Dian Lincks 68 Richard Loatman Georgine Lomell Mary Dana Loudin Sharon McCann John Mcllray 69 Brenda Moore 70 mmm Thomas Mowbray Lois Nelson Donna Patton Allan Ontko Nancy Nagle Roland Nelson Linda Newtret 71 Jeanne Peters Raymond Pool Robert Preim Linda Preston Barbara Reynolds Kathleen Renelt Anne Stovall Nancy Via Elaine Vander Plate Beverly Sowden Kaye Strunk Susan Vaughn Monika Steinke 74 dm 4 President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . . . . Doug Renfroe . . .Ginnie Aubrey .... Barbara Price William Alexander . . Mr. Frischmann 76 Kenneth Brown Linda Busovsky 78 Allan Knotts Margaret Kolb 82 Lawrence Lydon James Lytton Audrey Mason Mark McNulty Gerald Metz 84 George Nicosia Margaret Peters Kenneth Phillips Laurilee Phillips Rebecca Plehn 86 Sharon Reynolds Sheila Sheffield Timothy Seitz Deborah Sinclair P e ggy Skorupsky 88 90 Don’t rush me! I have ten more min- Introduction to Shovelling. Course 000 ' i. utes. 93 West vu tste i Ckolfc Affectionately known as our varsity team,” Westminster Choir represents the goals and dreams of every young singer here. It is comprised of 20 men and 20 women chosen for vocal ability and general musical excellence. This year the choir toured during the month of March, visiting North and South Carolina, Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mary¬ land and Pennsylvania. c r ' n CkoVu Ccwduk meriean Bible Soeieh presentsthe One Hundred Fillielh nni ersar Concert MESSIAH George Frederic Handel New M rk Philharmonic ' Orchestra estminster (Ihoir TUFSDAY, NOYF.WBIR 15, l%rt AT N:50 I ' M. Sir Malcolm Sargent GUEST CONDUCTOR GEOR(;E LYNN, Director, Westminster Choir ROBERT J. CAR WITH 1 , Organist, Westminster Choir Soloists SARAWAK ENDICH, Soprano BEVERLY WOLFF, Mezzo Soprano JOHN WcCOLLL W. Tenor SIMON ESTES, tiass-llaritove 95 QtjMbhonlO Choto To stand and sing before a leading symphony orchestra and world-famous conductor is the unforgettable experience of every symphonic choir member. This is the largest of the three choirs. It consists of all upper classmen who spend their time rehearsing major cho¬ ral works. A part of this year’s repetoire included Handel’s Messiah”, Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis” and the Choral Finale to the Ninth Symphony” and Lynn’s Gettysburg Ad¬ dress.” This has proved to be another busy and successful year. 96 Chctpel! CkoVo The Chapel Choir is where the Westminster Sound” begins. This is the initial choir which is comprised of all incoming freshmen and transfer students. In their daily rehears¬ als Mr. Simpson works hard to devehop basic vocal technique and build an admirable rep¬ ertoire of anthems. Each spring a selected group of voices embark on a short tour. 98 mm JOHN BROBSTON CLYDE BUCKNER The students recognized each year by this organization are chosen for scholarship, papticipation and leadership in academic and extra¬ curricular activities, citizenship and service to the school, and promise of future usefulness. We are proud to have five students from our cam¬ pus so honored. DENNIS SHROCK 99 Qbudetd ' Cou tc The Student Council is the official link between Administration and Student Body. Composed of the President and one representative from each class and organization, the council has made continuous advances in the effectiveness of its voice. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Advisor . . . . . .John Brobston . . . Diane Triplett .Katy Barr . Richard Schwarz Mr. James Waters I 100 IA 0 hG« $ Cgur CaH President .Clyde Buckner Vice-President ..Robert Newton Secretary .Allan Ontko President .June Rauschnabel Vice-President .Bonnie Bird Secretary .Cheryl Clark UfiW ’S Cou tCi 101 Cjvd ti Xiv Li Coutucd President .Ruthann Greenawald Vice-President .Alice Resch Secretary .Susan Dotterer Treasurer .Richard Frey Advisor .Dr. Arlo DUBA As the coordinator of religious life on campus, the Christian Life Council is of vital importance. The Council has revitalized the entire religious at¬ mosphere with many new ideas and activities. Among these are morning chapel services twice a week, monthly evening communion services, and movies and panel discussions on vital issues. The CLC is also responsible or the distribution of chap¬ el offerings to mission fields across the world. Chotpel! Deacons |j 102 Co- Editor-in - Chief in charge of Literary — Bonnie Bird Co-Editor-in-Chief in charge of Business ■ William Palmatier Assistant Editor - Kathy Ruof Art and Layout Editor - Donna Yamaji Photography Editors - Richard Ratcliffe and Allan Ontko Typing Editor - Karin Gustafson 103 The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Nicholas Harsanyi, is a fine display of the in¬ strumental talents on campus. Its members compose several ensembles which perform at various times during the year, and put on a joint concert in the spring. Their repertoire this year includes a Heinichen Trio Sonata and a Mozart Trio, K. 498. I Aiu tcCdti QvuJldj ofa OlQCUu tS QbuAml Ck pt o President .Alice Resch Secretary .Kaye Strunk Treasurer .Stephen Hermes Advisor .Mr. William Whitehead 33353 Ik. . Joan Lippincott - Dept. Assistant Alec Wyton National President ORGANS HAGERSTOWN. MO. U,u$fo BduuMtixwfi ' The student chapter of MENC is a vital organization on campus for education majors. This group meets at least once a month, drawing upon speakers, demonstrations, and oc¬ casional trips to enrich the programs which build upon the experiences of future music educators. One of the high points of every year is a trip to the MENC convention in At¬ lantic City, N.J. President. . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . . Kenneth Clayton . . . Barbara Brisson Barbara Richardson .Linda Euler 107 £vd!£ 109 Faces 113 - ks s A- ' I 14 UcMowq iv I 16 118 119 I CWstht S Week 120 Ck tctl ydttuJitM, New York Philharmonic LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Music Director ONE HUNDRED TWENT Y-FIK I il s I A S O N 1966-1967 7 hurxday fccenim:, Pri ember ft, 1966. at S-JO I riday Afternoon. December 9. I960, at N75 ionditx tvcnin . December 12. 1966, at 7:A0 7199th. 7200th. 7202nd Concerts BEETHOVEN Mi-a Solrmni.-. I major, Upit.- 1 23 . for Four Solo N mo-. Fhorus ami OnluMra Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Agnus Dei Recorded b . the New York Philharmonic Sicimv.ty Piano Columbia Records The taking of photographs and the use of recording equipment are not allowed in this auditorium. Members of the audience who must leave the auditorium before the end of the concert are earnestly requested to do so between numbers, not during the performance illiam Steiulw Tg Conductor GLADYS Kl’CHTA. Soprano LIU CHOOKASIW Conor ill, STANLEY K.OLK. Tenor THOMAS PALI . flaw WESTMINSTER CHOIR. George Lynn. Director 121 M. DEMPSEY I Aiue ccoK BibH Qoctetu 40tji KwfiJbuyiWuj The Most Reverend and Right Honorable Archbishop of York and Dr. Bristol Frances Cave Karen Urquhart MAY QUEEN Julia Kemp Mary Louise Pierotti Georgine Lomell I! 128 Qfmw Ckte Will We, the class of 1967, being of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath our earthly remains to those who must continue their efforts after our pass¬ ing. David Scott leaves his Brunnhilde to Erick Brunner. Margaret Hansen wills Dr. Duba’s mounds of corre¬ spondence to Gail Brown. David Perry bequeaths every other beat of his vibrato to Dennis Chamberlain and his infallible perfect pitch to Mickey Lazenby. Jim McCallum wills his cannon to Dr. Lynn for Westminster Choir 1968. Clarence Neumann leaves a soiled apron to whoever wants it. Karen Urquhart bequeaths her helpings of potatoes and desserts to Bruce Douglas Campbell. Bill Palmatier wills his ambition to Amos. Sandi Maxwell wills her silver shovel to Karen Clin¬ ton, Brenda Moore, and Sarah Thompson in the hope that it will aid them as much as it has her. Stephen Weicksel leaves his ability to work closely with a President to Mrs. Bristol. Carolee Gans wills her constant indecision about her major to Bill Payn. Ken Clayton leaves his MENC notes to Bill Nash. Chris Rannie bequeaths to John Bate her beloved dog Pablo.” Martha Lattimore leaves her bandages and splints to Aspirin Annie or anyone else spastic enough to need them. Dennis McCleary wills his metronome to Dr. Mar- key. Karen Miner leaves her height to Bill Payn. Art Lesser leaves the confusion of transferring credits to some poor incoming transfer student. Marge Blossfeld wills her perfect pitch to all future freshman ear-training classes. Clyde Buckner wills his citation slips to John Bate with full confidence that he will distribute them fairly among the gang. Mary Banta wills her five 8:00’s to anyone who likes to get up for breakfast. Chuckie Debes wills to Miss Laverty her ability to or¬ ganize. Donna Yamaji leaves all her crayons and paper scraps to future decoration committees. Dick Frey wills to th e underclassmen his faculty per¬ mission to remove his shoes during lectures. Ruthann Greenawald bequeaths her metronome to Miss Lois A. Young. Anna Daeche leaves to Mr. Richmond her ability to balance books. Sam Dillahey leaves Ed Morrison that George Lynn” sweatshirt. Bonnie Bird wills a pair of rubber gloves to all future piano majors, to protect their hands from the swamp weather. Barbara Clarke leaves her fingerings of the B minor chorale to Dr. McDonald. John Brobston wills his Meat” to the commons. Janet Huff leaves to the underclassmen the persistence and stick-to-it-iveness” to get through Westmin¬ ster in 7 years. Tim Wilborn leaves his wild ties to Mr. Boepple. Lucy Tong wills her hair to Mr. Martin for his hair¬ splitting exactness. Gene Hopkins wills to Bill Nash the taper and caril¬ lon key. Nancy Mangion leaves her incomparable dexterity at the piano keyboard to Jerry LeDoux. The entire class wills to all future senior classes a bottle of tranquilizers and one red robe. 30 ifr (wv R £ Rofces c oMj toJUk . . . They would have some wondrous tales to tell! They have watched for four years as we emerged from timid freshmen into confident (?) seniors. The first sight they saw as they emerged from their brown boxes was the whole Chapel Choir in line-up” waiting acrimoniously to have hemlines adjusted. They went with us to Newark as we sang the traditional Messiah” at Old First Church, and when we returned, listened patiently to our mutterings over the wrecked rooms. At Christmas time they decorated” our rooms with a seasonal red glow while we worked on our Christmas Dance, Symphony in White,” complete with parachute ceiling. (Thus began Donna Yamaji’s long career as decorations chairman.) The robes glowed with pride when Bonnie Bird won the Carol Contest for the Class of ’67, taking the trophy from the Class of ’64 who had held it for three years. As the year moved on, the robes went with us to Atlantic City to sing in Conven¬ tion Hall, and on our famous 13-day tour to the South. (They grew Mouseketeer ears briefly when we wanted to take our stuffed animals on tour with us!) They mercifully covered the unsightly bulges in our figures from all the Southern Fried Chicken and ham. But our poor robes were highly insulted when the girls swapped them for coats and ties one day because Mr. Simpson said that was the only proper dress for choir!! They mushed through the World’s Fair Opening Day with us, blowing wildly in the c-c-cold winds of the New Jersey Pavilion. They rustled softly in the spring breezes, approving of the May Day festivities and our freshman attendant, Ellen Severson. And finally, they marched down the aisle of Princeton Chapel with us in our first graduation ceremony. They spent a quiet summer at the bottom of various and sundry trunks, emerging rumpled and dirty to sing Aufersteh’n” the following year! Sophomore year began auspiciously as the robes journeyed to Washington D.C. to sing the Beethoven Ninth. They shook slightly due to our nervousness over our first major performance. On the return trip, the robes grew a little redder than usual when one of the buses caught fire! Then, adorning a few of us who sang, the robes watched the success of our Thanksgiving banquet. The twelve members of our class who made Westminster Choir gave their robes an extra work¬ out in the Mozart Requiem under Scherchen, but they gave them up in favor of brown hooded ones for Carmina Bura- na.” All our robes did quite a bit of traveling that year: The Mahler 2nd with Stokowski, five performances of the Verdi Requiem under Ormandy, and the never-to-be-forgotten Elijah” performance at Dr. McCurdy’s church. Our red robes were right in style (color-wise, that is) for our Valentine’s Dance when the decorations included bon-bon candies hung from the ceiling. Much to our disappointment a red robe was not worn by Mary Banta, our representative, to the May Day ceremonies that spring. At graduation our poor robes became streaked with our parting tears as we all bade Dr. McCurdy farewell. Veni, Creator Spiritus and Leonard Bernstein called our red robes back into action for our Junior year — that year of being on top of the world. The seventeen members of our class in Westminster Choir went to Washington in the midst of the Mahler and used their robes as pillows in the barracks. From the duties assigned them by the sergeant (would you believe latrine duty?) you never would have known the men were toting tie and tails. Springtime kept the robes hurrying around the town of Princeton as we sang Mozart Vespers and the Bach B Minor Mass at McCarter Theat¬ er; and our 40th Anniversary Convocation, the Methodist 200th Anniversary service, and graduation - all at Princeton Chapel. Other concerts this year included the American Bible Society 50th Anniversary by the entire student body and the Mozart Requiem by Westminster Choir at Mr. Carwithen’s church - and of course, Westminster Choir’s well- remembered western tour. The high point of the year was our May Day. David Scott’s red robe cavorted across the qua- drangle as he directed the band in a glorious exposition of Sousa marches. Despite the cold weather our Disneyland Fantasia was a great success and our Junior May Court attendant, Karen Urquhart, didn’t freeze to death after all. We packed our robes for the summer for the last time after graduation this year. Senior year! Was anything ever so traumatic? In between papers for Dr. Duba, orchestration assignments, and Mar- tinology, the robes found time to sing the Messiah in New York with Sir Malcolm Sargent and the Missa Solemnis” with Steinberg. Our Christmas week was a memorable experience for all of us, as the senior girls lined the stairway in their red robes, singing carols. The stars” of the festivities were Beth Barkley and Michael Stairs, who were Mary and Joseph in the manger scene on the quadrangle. All year long, first floor of North Hall trembled and the red robes crashed and burned as weighty matters thundered overhead! The robes made their final journey in the spring to sing with Stokowski once again, this time Beethoven’s Ninth, Lynn’s Gettysburg Address,” and Gabrieli’s In Ecclesiis.” It was a great final Brtinnhilde for the red robes, before we exchanged them for black ones at Commencement. Where will our red robes go now? To some church choir? To graduate school? Or will some of them return again with other freshmen to begin new adventures? 131 PlOill A Post 133 The band played on. Eve took the first bite. We ran out of kaopectate. We were on a liquid diet. North Hall sank another inch. Avon calling. They thought we went on tour. We had ONLY tomato soup. pom! POM! POM! 1 Join the Navy — See the World Smile, You’re on Candid . . . HOW! YOUNGsters at the Met. No Cars Allowed! 136 Pcin mS Mr. and Mrs. DeLeon Abell Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M. Altland Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ancker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Angle Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Barkley Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Billings Mrs. Laura Blossfeld Mr. and Mrs. Milan Bosovsky Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Brisson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Brobston Mr. and Mrs. Henry Buckwalter Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chamberlain Mr. and Mrs. H. Lem Clark Clayton Surgical Service Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clinton Mr. and Mrs. William F. Clisham Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Daeche Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Debes Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Dietrich Mr. and Mrs. John G. Devitt Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dillahey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Doolittle Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Edwards Mr. and Mrs. F. Deen Evans Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Ferreira Rev. and Mrs. Louis Fifer III Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Fowler Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Fox Miss A. Elizabeth Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Irving French Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Frey Mrs. Grace L. Fritz Mr. Harry W. Fritz Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Furbush Mr. and Mrs. George Rebich Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Herman Goellnitz Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gott, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gottschall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Greenawald Mrs. Mildred Griffen Mr. and Mrs. Linnar B. Gustafson Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Hankins Mr. and Mrs. C. Stewart Hausmann Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hausmann Mr. and Mrs. Roger R. Hetzner Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hickey, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holland Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hopkins Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Koebler, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kutsche Miss Karen Lakey Mr. and Mrs. William Land, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lazenby Mr. and Mrs. Burton Lees, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lepperd Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lesser, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Lincks Mrs. Leonard G. Lomell Mr. Leonard G. Lomell Mrs. Rebecca S. Ludlum Mr. and Mrs. Cyril P. Lydon Mr. and Mrs. F. Claude MacArthur Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCleary Mr. and Mrs. Mark McNulty Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mangion Mr. and Mrs. John Massaro Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mershon Mr. and Mrs. Harry Metz Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Metzler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miner Mr. and Mrs. Roderick S. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Nagle, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. Nash Mr. and Mrs. Roland A. Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Willard D. Newton Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Older Mr. and Mrs. Dusan J. Ontko Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Painter Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Parrish Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Payn Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Peters Mr. and Mrs. John J. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. John R. Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pierotti Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pool Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Profitt Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ratcliffe Mr. and Mrs. Max Rauschnabel Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Renfroe Mr. and Mrs. Lowell R. Rhoades Mr. and Mrs. William H. Rouf Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Sambach, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. James K. Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Schulte Mrs. Myrtle E. Schwenzer Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Shiley Mr. and Mrs. Peter Skorupsky Mr. and Mrs. Weldon B. Simmons Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Sowden Mr. and Mrs. B. Lee Stoke Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Swab, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomas, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Thornley Dr. and Mrs. William P. Tice Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tolsma Mrs. Margaret C. Tong Mr. and Mrs. Boice E. Triplett Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Via Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weicksel Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Weidner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Weisser Mr. and Mrs. James O. Work Mr. and Mrs. Norman S. Yost Mr. and Mrs. Georg e G. Zeigler Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Zimmermann MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Are you really leaving? Do you really believe you’re leaving Westminster Choir College? Well, you are not. You never will leave Westminster, because you will take a part of it with you wherever you go. What’s more, you will also take with you the affectionate good wishes of your president! PRESIDENT LEE H. BRISTOL, JR. 140 THE PRINCETON FUEL OIL COMPANY Best Wishes to the Class of 1 967 Florsheim — Sandler of Bostom Bass Weejuns Loafers HULIT’S SHOES, INC. ANNEX RESTAURANT 128 Nassau Street Princeton, N.J. 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Both bell instru¬ ments 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 having the sub-octave hum tone which together with its other partials identifies the Flem¬ ish type tuning. All types of harmony, major, minor, augmented, or diminished chords or any other type of chord, arpeggio or trill, can be played without restric¬ tion. With its 61 bells, 5-octave chromatic range, played from one key- % board, all types of carillonistic effects are possible. Individual expression pedal controls for bass and treble bells provide wide dynamic range for solo and accom¬ paniment so necessary to true carillon music. Truly, the “Arlington” is the 20th Century carillon embodying the tradition and color of the finest cast bell instrument. While retaining all the desirable features of cast bell carillons, weight, huge tower construction, keyboard limitations, complex automatic operation and enormous cost are eliminated. If you’ve dreamed of the unfettered use of bells from the tower or with the organ, investigate the “Arlington” Carillon now! Write to: SCHULMERICH CARILLONS, INC. CARILLON HILL SELLERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 1 8960 THE “ARLINGTON” CARILLON 143 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1 942 BOB AND LAURDELLA FOULKES ’41, ’42 . . . at your service for over 25 years. PRINCETON ? A FRIEND 144 HOME DECOR APPLEGATE FLORAL SHOP Curtains — Draperies Bedspreads 921-7296 47 Palmer Square Princeton, N.J. THE THORNE PHARMACY E. E. CAMPBELL, R.P P. A. ASHTON, R.P. 1 68 Nassau Street Princeton, New Jersey 924-0077 WALTER B. HOWE, INC For Travel Arrangements — Go Real Estate — Insurance Established 1 885 KULLER TRAVEL CO. One Palmer Square Princeton, N.J. 924-0095 108 Nassau Street Princeton, N.J. You did it. 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