Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 252 of the 1961 volume:

WESTMINSTER COLLEGE NEW WILMINGTON, PA. JOHN CAIRNS, EDITOR FOREWORD To the college student there is no more omnipresent factor than time. For some there is never enough, for others there is always too much, and for still others it is never properly distributed. To the alumnus and undergraduate alike, the Westminster chimes effect a chain of association that in- cludes the passage of both time and their college experiences. So we of the 1961 Argo staff have tried to compile a book which will reflect for you both time and your college experiences. TABLE OF Preface 2 CONTENTS Organizations 134 Leadership 136 Honoraries 144 Publications 150 Speech and Music 156 Activity Groups 166 Greeks 172 Athletics 196 Advertisements 218 Directory 234 These are the things you ' ll remember, these are the su- perimposures of sounds upon sounds and images upon im- ages, each partially forgot- ten, each overlapping the other in a continual process of highlighting and blacken- ing out until the picture de- velops. This is the essence of routine that makes up the atmosphere you will remem- ber. Through the memory emerges the picture. The traditional grey Gothic dormitories, the gingerbread Victorian fraternity houses, the modern red-brick field house — lines of delineation measuring the life of a college. The white criss-crossed campus walks, the line of giant pine trees, the sundial, the arched entrance to Old Main, and the tower — the picture catches it all, uniting it with the college you anticipated, the college you know, and the college you will remember. Superimposed on the picture are the football games, the new fall clothes, the touchdown that won the game, the victory bells ringing as lines of students walked up the hill back to the dorm. There were the picnics, the candle-light sere- nades, the professor with that spe- cial sense of humor, and the Satur- day night dances. But within this picture is the era of sweet bitterness — the other side of the person you were. You will then remember those peaks of de- pression, the stinging eyes following all-night studying sessions, the in- tense political and religious debates, the cycles of doubt and then the 12 13 The awful apathy when four years seemed like half a life and you forgot about the newspapers; and then, paradoxically, the resulting de- sire for too much. Then again a change, the move toward moderation and maturity. Yet that is only a partial shot — an imperfect measure of memory. There is more. A close-up of a college must catch the quality of some- thing called the spiritual, the unknown. It is not found in one course, in one chapel, on one mountain-top experience. It is the overlapping of all philosophies — knowledge highlighted by the individual ' s experiences. It may be felt in various ways — the image of the blue ceiling, the sound of the organ, the sight of a favorite book. It may come through the hanging lights or the altar or it may come of itself, but this, too, is part of the picture. 15 Friends you never see again con- trast strongly against the blurred background of events. Their laugh- ter, voices, and mannerisms are stilled in time and they become an inseparable part of the campus, its buildings, its life. The Student Union, the common meeting ground for debate and gossip over a cup of coffee, becomes a symbol of a spe- cial kind of intenseness peculiar to the college student ' s naivete, his extreme hopefulness, and his ex- treme pessimism. The years of feel- ing too important, expecting too much, caring too much. 16 17 These are years to be silly. To do crazy, childish things for the last time; to decorate the center of the quadrangle with stolen Amish bug- gies, to carry small dogs to chapel in one ' s coat, to wash one ' s hair at four in the morning, to borrow food from the kitchen, and to go out for a midnight smoke on the roof. There were early morning tennis games and eight fifty-five swimming classes. This, then, is the close-up; a rediscovery of four years in a picture perhaps faded, but never forgotten. 20 28 34 Dear Friends: This Annual has value far beyond its cost. It has taken hundreds of hours and thousands of dollars to produce it. Each year the Argo staff proves to be one of the most dedicated groups on campus. It is no doubt true that they must feel let-down when their finished work appears. Very few speak any really adequate word of gratitude. The book has a genuine value out of all proportion to our present appreciation of it. This is not an isolated case. Seldom has any youth properly appreciated his home, his parents, his church, his home town, his school teachers and college pro- fessors. Appreciation blooms late. It is not an annual harvest reaped in the late summer from an early spring planting. There are a few who never reap the harvest of appreciation. Given time, however, most people do come to a high sense of ap- preciation. Practice-teaching spurs appreciation of those who have taught us. Mar- riage spurs appreciation of our childhood homes. The necessity of work for daily food and clothing forces our gratitude to those by whose labors we have been nur- tured. Parenthood and child-rearing almost inevitably produce a spirit of grateful- ness to our parents. Such long delay is often tragic, in that our harvest is made too late for any real expression of thanks to those who have labored for us. This Annual will, in time, produce in you a genuine nostalgia. As you finger its pages, you will see yourself as you once were, unburdened by care, unbent with heavy responsibilities. You will likely look back upon a slimmer self. You will certainly marvel, in later years, that one so young could have known so much, been so sure of so many things. Time has its way of producing humility, charity, and long-suffering. If the Argo will recall some of your dreams, some of your college friends, some of your high promises to yourself and to God, it will indeed be valuable. The college has sought to instruct you in many of the fields of knowledge. Here you learned more of what man has hoped for, what man has done, what he has suffered, and what he can do. As you take leave of the student-status and become an alumnus, it is our hope that you have here deepened your faith in God. With Him you can do all things. May His blessing go with each of you throughout life. Sincerely, Will W. Orr 42 WILL W. ORR 43 Mr. Paul Gamble, serv- ing as Executive Assistant to the President, couples a successful record of service with a rich background of family-tradition concerning Westminster College. After graduation from Westminster in 1932 he held the position of program director for WPIC in Shar- on, Pennsylvania. In 1946, he served as a part-time fac- ulty member, teaching radio courses. Three years later he became a permanent staff member in the position of Alumni Secretary, and con- tinued in this capacity until May, 1960, when he as- sumed his present position. This position requires co- ordination of alumni rela- tions, fund raising, and pub- lic relations. Mr. Gamble ' s early as- sociations with the college date back to its original founders, one of which was his great-grandfather. He has added in many ways to the family tradition con- cerning Westminster and has played an integral part in its functions in the past eleven years. ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT 44 ACADEMIC DEAN To characterize in a few paragraphs the interests and talents of Dr. John Forry, Westminster ' s Academic Dean, would be quite diffi- cult. His talents are many; his interests varied. Dr. For- ry came to Westminster in 1946, serving as an English instructor. In 1953 he be- came Academic Dean and Professor of English. His undergraduate work was completed at Millers- ville State Teachers College. Later study at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania quali- fied him for his Masters De- gree, and at the University of Pittsburgh for his Doctor- ate. The position of Academic Dean requires coordination of curriculum, registration, and student-advisor pro- grams. Students enrolled in his Shakespeare classes find his lectures spiced with in- teresting anecdotes gathered from his studies and experi- ences in advising Shake- spearean productions. A brief summary indi- cates a fine background coupled with a successful record here at Westminster. 45 DEAN OF WOMEN Through her association with young people as Dean of Women for six years and Resident Director of Ferguson Hall for a similar period of time, Mrs. Martha B. Whitehill feels that a new life, whose meaning cannot be measured, has been afforded her. The privilege that the campus has been given because of her presence is inestimable. Her smile has been a symbol of the personality and character which Westminster women hope to attain. Following her graduation from Beaver High School, Mrs. Whitehill began her career with youth in a country school in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. She has also taught school in Freedom and Aliquippa. She now busily coordinates women ' s activities on campus by directing orienta- tion of Freshmen women, supervising the housemothers, serving as advisor to the Pan-Hellenic Council, Cwens, Student Council, Student Conduct Committee, and ex-officio advisor to Mortarboard. The most gratifying aspects of her work and the ones which most endear her to the campus are the personal contacts she makes through counselling individuals and groups. 46 Mr. Graham M. Ireland has spent three devoted years as advisor to Westminster men and as an instructor in the department of Business Administration. His work has been dominated by the philosophy that the Dean ' s office should always be open for men to seek help with their personal and academic problems. Mr. Ireland graduated cum laude from Westminster in 1952 and received his Master of Business Administration degree from Western Reserve University. Be- fore joining the college staff he pursued a career in business and was employed by American Airlines and the treasury department of Republic Steel Corporation. He has also served on the staff of the New Wilmington Missionary Conference. In addition to supervising campus activities and counselling students, Dean Ireland more specifically advises Student Council, Student Conduct Committee, and the Interfraternity Council. Through his varied activities, he has maintained close associations with the student body who now hold him in high regard. DEAN OF MEN 47 After having served Westminster College for one and a half years as assist- ant to the Director of Ad- missions, Robert M. Ash- baugh was appointed Di- rector of Admissions and Placement in August, 1960. In this new position Mr. Ashbaugh is in charge of contacting high school guid- ance counselors and pro- spective students, process- ing applications for admis- sion, and locating job op- portunities for graduates in commercial and industrial business. Mr. Ashbaugh is a 1948 graduate of Pennsylvania State University and holds a Master of Science in Edu- cation degree from the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh. Prior to joining the college staff, he taught engineering draw- ing at Sharon and Sharps- ville Senior High Schools and was employed at West- inghouse in Sharon and Bell Aircraft in Fort Worth, Texas. Although his college du- ties often entail travelling, Mr. Ashbaugh finds time to spend with his two sons and to serve as a church elder in Sharon. Director of Admissions, Robert Ashbaugh As Dean of the Chapel, Reverend Judson McConnell not only carefully plans campus religious activities, but also serves as a friend and counselor to Westmin- ster students. Under his supervision, daily chapel programs and Sunday vesper services have presented a well-rounded program. Reverend McConnell ' s office, located in the Walton-Mayne Union Building, is open to students at all times. An alumnus of Westminster, Reverend McConnell received a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in history in 1955. As an undergraduate he was outstanding in many phases of campus activities. His theological training was completed at Pittsburgh-Xenia Theological Seminary in 1958. Shortly following graduation he accepted a position at the Wallace Memorial United-Presbyterian Church in Greentree, Pennsylvania. Reverend McConnell has shown interest in Westminster students and has attained widespread admiration from the student body for his work. 48 Mr. Ross Ellis has served Westminster College as business manager and treasurer for a period of twenty-one years. He did his undergraduate work here and received a Bache- lor of Science degree with a major in mathematics. Har- vard University later award- ed Mr. Ellis a Masters De- gree and he pursued addi- tional graduate study at Northwestern University. In 1931, Mr. Ellis ac- cepted a position on West- minster ' s faculty staff and taught business and eco- nomics untU 1939 when he assumed his present posi- tion. Mr. Ellis is well known in campus circles and is active in church and civic organizations. Even with his busy schedule he finds time to enjoy music, fishing, and reading. Business Manager, Ross Ellis 49 52 College Physician, Dr. Frank McClanahan Mr. Carl Larson Mr. Robert Galbreath Mr. William Stuart Missing from picture: Miss Elsie Hileman 59 Dr. Amos Sponseller Mr. Graham Ireland 60 Dr. Charles Cook 62 Dr. George Cobb Mr. Charles Andrews LANGUAGES Mr. Thomas Wiley Dr. J. Hilton Turner Mr. Walter Biberich Mrs. Use Linnemann Miss Alice Ligo Mr. William Davis 68 SENIORS Pres. Don McClure; Treas. Fred Wilkes; Sec ' y- Jo Ellen Marks; Vice Pres. Roger Good. BARBARA ALTONEN Ringoes, New Jersey Elementary Education P.S.E.A., Y.W.C.A. JANET FOSTER ANDERSON New Wilmington, Pa. English-Speech Cwens-Pres., Mortarboard, Pi Sigma Pi — Vice Pres., Alpha Psi Omega, Scrawl, Holcad, Choir, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. FAY AMBILL Duquesne, Pa. Math Delta Chi — Secretary Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Kappa Mu Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi — Treas., Delta Phi Alpha. Beta Beta Beta — Sec. WILLIAM J. ANDERSON New Wilmington, Pa. English Alpha Sigma Phi ODK— Pres., ScroW— Pres., Al- pha Psi Omega, Argo — Editor Bus. Manager, Scrawl. Hol- cad, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. 74 WILLIAM N. ANDERSON Matawan, New Jersey Economics Sigma Nu JUDY ANDREWS Buffalo, New York Elementary Education Delta Chi — Treasurer Y.W.C.A.. C.S.G., C.Y.F., P.S.E.A., Iota Delta, Pan Hel, Mock Convention. SUSANNE ANGEHR New Bethlehem, Pa. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta Y.W.C.A.. P.S.E.A., C.Y.F. JOAN ANTIS Greensburg. Pa. History Sigma Kappa — Firs t Vice President Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., C.S.G., P. S.E.A., Masquers, Mortarboard — Treas., Phi Alpha Theta — Sec, Kappa Delta Pi — Pres., Cwens. GRETCHEN BAIERL Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Social Member Y.W.C.A.— Chaplain, CYF.— Sec, P.S.E.A., C.S.G., Holcad, Vesper Choir, N.C.C.D., Mock Convention. Forum, N.E.A., Student Council, Chairman Sing Swing. CAROL L. AUSTEN Allison Park, Pa. Elementary Education Sigma Kappa Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Iota Delta — Vice Pres., Holcad, Scrawl. NANCY BALL Philadelphia, Pa. English Alpha Gamma Delta Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A. Holcad, A rgo. Scroll, 75 NORA JOAN BENEKE Media, Pa. Biology Theta Upsilon — President Y.W.C.A.. Pan Hel— F ce Pres., Intramurals, Beta Beta Beta, Holcad, Majorette. JUDY LEE BERGMAN Derry, Pa. Speech-English Delta Chi — President Y.W.C.A., Masquers, C.S.G., C.G.A.—Sec, W.A.A., Alpha Psi Omega — Treas., Holcad, Band. Who ' s Who in American Colleges. ARTHUR BERNABO Bolivar, Pa. Economics Alpha Sigma Phi — Treasurer Prudential Committee Holcad, Argo, intramurals. SARA LOU BERNHARD Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Mermaids — Sec. ALLAN H. BEVERLY Drexel Hill, Pa. Bihie-Philosophy-Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi — Social Chairman Karux, C.G.S., C.Y.F., Student Council — Treas., Intramurals, Scroll, Homecoming Dance Chairman, Chairman Sing Swing. ANN BOARDMAN Monongahela, Pa. Bihie-Philosophy -Psychology Beta Sigma Omicron C.S.G., C.Y.F., Forum, Mor- tarboard — Pres. Cwens, Epsilon Phi — Treas. JANET-ANNE BOOTHMAN Wantagh, New York English Kappa Delta — Treasurer C.C.F., Senate, Student Con- duct Committee, Argo, Scrawl, Holcad — Editor, Scroll — Treas., Pi Sigma Pi, Mortarboard — Editor, May Queen, Mock Con- vention, Pi Delta Epsilon Fic- tion Award, Student-Faculty Relation s Committee, Student Publications Committee. GERALD BOOTS Fombell, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon I.F.C., Intramurals, Mock Con- vention. CHARLES BROCKMAN Butler, Pa. History ANDREW C. BYERS Wenonah, New Jersey English Alpha Sigma Phi Karux, Varsity W, Track, Cross Country, Scrawl — Bus. Man- ager, C.C.F. — S e c o n d Vice Pres. CAROLYN CADWALLADER Pittsburgh, Pa. French-Spanish Beta Sigma Omicron — President C.Y.F.. Pan Hel. Senate, Epsi Ion Phi, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A.— Pres. JOHN CAIRNS Ruxton, Maryland Bible-History Alpha Sigma Phi — Editor Karux, C.S.G., C.Y.F., Mas- quers, Freshman Class Pres., Alpha Psi Omega, Holcad — Bus. Manager, Argo — Editor. Intramurals, Mock Convention. CARL W. CARMICHAEL Pittsburgh, Pa. Speech — English Alpha Sigma Phi Karux, Masquers, C.G.A., W.C.R.W., I.F.C., Choir, Al- pha Psi Omega — Pres. JANET McGRATH CARR Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron — Secretary Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A., Intramu- rals. JUDITH C. DOWNALL Jeannette, Pa. Speech Theta Upsilon Mock Convention, Alpha Psi O m e g a — Vice Pres., Pres., Masquers — Vice Pres., Pres., C.G.A.— Vice Pres. Y.W.C.A., N.C.C.D., 4:20; Theater. ROBERT DUNLAP Blairsville, Pa. Business Sigma Nu — Rush Chairman Bloclv W, l.F.C.—Treas., Foot- bail, Golf, Track, Intramurals, LF.C. King, Freshman Class Vice Pres. JUDITH A. ECKELMEYER Yeadon, Pa. Music Mu Phi Epsilon — Vice President Pi Sigma Pi, Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, Holcad, N.C.- C.D., Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., Opera Workshop, Radio Workshop. ARTHUR ELLIOTT Cortland, Ohio Mathematics Sigma Nu Kappa Mu Epsilon PEGGY A. TERRIER Belle Vernon, Pa. Elementary Education Y.W.C.A.. C.S.G., P.S.E.A., C.Y.F., C.G.A., W.C.R.W., Dorm Officer ALICE E. EVANS Sarasota, Florida Elementary Education Kappa Delta C.S.G., C.G.A., Holcad, Mock Convention, W.C.R.W., Intra- murals. M. SUE FIGLEY Burgettstown, Pa. Elementary Education Kappa Delta — Rush Chairman, Secretary Intramurals, Y.W.C.A., S.N. E.A. 79 V GLENN R. FORSYTHE Evans City, Pa. Business Phi Kappa Tau — House Manager Vesper Choir. JOSEPH FRISCO Pittsburgh 14, Pa. Business Sigma Phi Epsilon Student Council, Block W, Football, Intramurals. ALLEN FOSTER New Castle, Pa. H istory Sigma Nu — Reporter Karux, C.S.G., C.Y.F., Student Council — Vice Pres., Pres., Phi Alpha Theta — Pres., Vice Pres. O.D.K. V ice Pres.. Mock Con- vention, Who ' s Who. A. KAY GIFFEN Stoney Point, N. Y. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron — Welfare Chairman Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., C.S.G., W.A.A., Forum, P.S.E.A., Mas- quers, Little Theater, Alpha Psi Omega, N.C.C.D. Choin Band, Mock Convention. ANDREW M. GIRDWOOD, JR. Gibsonia, Pa. Math Sigma Nu — Lt. Commander, Recorder Varsity W, l.F.C— Vice Pres. Football, Intramurals. ROGER GOOD Irwin, Pa. Business Alpha Sigma Phi — Corresponding Secretary, Historian C.Y.F., Holcad, Choir, Senior Class Vice Pres. DAVID E. GRAF Pittsburgh, Pa. Economics Sigma Nu — Scholarship Chairman Varsity W. — Treas., Football, Mock Convention, Campaign Manager, Intramurals. ELIZABETH GRANLUND Milton, Mass. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Activities Chairman Argo, Layout Editor, P.S.E.A. Mock Convention, Y.W.C.A. HOWARD A. HABERSTROH Maplewood, N. J. Chemistry Sigma Phi Epsilon Mock Convention, Am. Chemi- cal Society, Swimming WALLACE J. GROWNEY Philadelphia. Pa. Physics Sigma Nu — Commander Sigma Pi Sigma, Kappa Mil Epsilon, Golf, Intramurals, LF.C. JAMES R. HAMILTON, JR. Coraopolis, Pa. Business Phi Kappa Tau — House Manager Intramurals. POLLY RALSTON HENDRICKSON Cowansville, Pa. Speech Theta Upsilon — Vice President Masquers, Pan Hel, Alpha Psi Omega — Sec, C.G.A. — Pres., W.C.R.W., Albert Cordray Speech Award. JUDITH HEYBOURNE Tonawanda, N. Y. Business Y.W.C.A., Holcad. WILLIAM E. HEZLEP Turtle Creek, Pa. Speech-English Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, W.C.R.W. ROBERT C. HILL Volant, Pa. Physics Sigma Pi Sigma WARREN C. HOLSTE Teanech, N. J. Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon Intramurals. BLAIR HOOD New Wilmington, Pa. History GLADYS E. HORNER Beaver Falls, Pa. Music Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Corresponding Secretary Sing and Swing — Director, Sen- ate — Treas., Student Conduct Committee, Concert Choir, N.C.C.D., Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., C.Y.F. LESLIE HOUSTON Butler, Pa. Business Sigma Nu — Treasurer Intramurals. MARY C. HOWARD Greensburg, Pa. Speech Chi Omega — Social Chairman, Ass ' t. Rush Chairman P.S.E.A. Radio, Little Theater, 4:20 Theater. CLAIRE HUMES Milford, Delaware English Theta Upsilon — Editor, Social Chairman Holcad, Choir, Y.W.C.A., C- S.G., C.Y.F., P.S.E.A., C.G.A. JOHN JEFFREY CYNTHIA L. JOHNSON Akron, Michigan Smethport, Pa. Bihie-Pltilosopliy-Psychology Elementary Education C.Y.F., C.S.G., C.C.F., Karux. Theta Upsilon— Guard, Historian Student Council. Kappa Delta Pi, Iota Delta — Sec, Treas., Mock Convention, Y.W.C.A.. C.S.G., P.S.E.A., Forum, Ves- per Choir. A MARY JOHNSON Mendham, N. J. English Chi Omega — Vice President, House Manager Argo, Mermaids — Pres., Senate — Pres., Mock Convention, Holcad. Y.W.C.A., P.R.C.. C.Y.F., N.E.A., Intramurals. RICHARD JOSLIN Girard, Pa. English Alpha Sigma Phi Pi Sigma Pi — Pres., Eta Sigma Phi — Pres., Scroll — Vice Pres., Beta Beta Beta, Holcad, Scrawl, Concert Choir, Vesper Choir. DAVID C. KOVAC Akron. Ohio Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi — Athletic Chairman Track, Intramurals, Debate, Holcad, Argo. TIMOTHY A. KOAH Mars, Pa. Bible-Philosophy -Psychology Karux, Student Council, C.Y.F., C.S.G., Intramurals, Football. JEAN M. KRUEGER Floral Park, N. Y. Elementary Education Y.W.C.A.. P.S.E.A., C.Y.F., Mock Convention, Fall Retreat. 83 SUSAN LEE LANGSFORD Arlington, Virginia Euglisli-French Alpha Gamma Delta — 2nd Vice President Cwens, Mortarboard, Epsilon Phi — Pres., Kappa Delta Pi. Pi Sigma Pi, Pan Hel, Scroll, Argo Copy Ed., Holcad. SUSAN LESTER Pittsburgh, Pa. English Scroll — Sec, Holcad, Scrawl — Editor, Argo, Y.W.C.A. RONALD D. LEWIS Baltimore, Maryland English Sigma Nu Band. ALICE Y. LIENARD McDonald, Pa. Elementary Education Kappa Delta — House Manager. Ass ' t. Social Chairman, Ass ' t. Treasurer P.S.E.A., Y.W.C.A. SUE LIST Saxonbiirg, Pa. Business Education Sigma Kappa — Recording Secretary Mock Convention, N.C.C.D. Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A. 84 KAREN LONG McKees Rocks, Pa. Elementary Ediicalion Beta Sigma Omicron — Corresponding Secretary Choir, Y.W.C.A., Senate. PATRICIA A. LUCINI Beaver Falls, Pa. Business Education Chi Omega — Treasurer, Personnel Chairman Rho Gamma — Vice Pres. RUTH A. LOVE Fredonia, Pa. Music Education Beta Sigma Omicron MENC — Sec, Treas., Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, Band, Y.W.C.A. W. DONALD McCLURE Blairsville, Pa. Physics Sigma Nu Sigma Pi Sigma, Senior Class Pres.. Block W. C.Y.F. —Vice Pres.. C.S.G., C.C.F.— Pres., Swimming Capt., Tennis LYDA L. McCLURE Blairsville, Pa. Biology Eta Sigma Phi. Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Epsilon Phi, C.C.F. JUDITH McCULLOUGH Arlington, Virginia Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta — President Who ' s Who, Student Council — Sec, Pan Hel — Treas., Holcad, Choir. C.Y.F., C.S.G.—Sec, Dorm Counselor. 85 PATRICIA McKEE Lawrenceville, N. J. Elementary Education Kappa Delta — Corresponding Secretary, Magazine Chairman, Activities Chairman N.E.A., P.S.E.A.. C.G.A.— Treas. CYNTHIA J. Mcknight Oradell, N. J. Foreign Languages Cwens, Mortarboard, Epsilon Phi, Kappa Delta Pi, Vesper Choir, C.C.F.. C.S.G., C.Y.F. — Sec, Freshmen Class Sec. CAROL A. McLEAN Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Chaplain, House President Intramurals, Holcad, Y.W.C.A. —Treas., Pres.. C.Y.F. , S.N.- E.A. — Treas., Religious Life Comm. MARILYN MAGEE Mercer, Pa. English Mortarboard — Vice Pres., Eta Sigma Phi, Pi Sigma Pi, Hol- cad, Scrawl — Ed., Mock Con- vention, Student-Faculty Rela- tionship Comm., Who ' s Who. DORIS A. MALCOLM Natrona Heights, Pa. Elementary Education Y.W.C.A.. W.A.A., C.S.G., C.Y.F., Forum, P.S.E.A. THOMAS S. MANSELL New Wilmington, Pa. Physics Alpha Sigma Phi — Vice President I.F.C. — Sec, Pres., Student Council, Omicron Delta Kappa, Pi Sigma Pi, Sigma P Sigma, Delta Phi Alpha, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Who ' s Who. J. BRUCE MANN Akron, Ohio Chemistry Alpha Sigma Phi Kappa Mu Epsilon, American Chemical Society. BERNARD MARKOVITZ Pittsburgh, Pa. History Sigma Nu Football, Track, Holcad, De- bate, Mock Convention, Intra- murals. 86 JOELLEN MARKS Bridgeville, Pa. Elementary Education Chi Omega — President, Rush Chairman Pan Hel — Treas., Co-Riish Chm., Holcad. P.S.E.A., C.C.- F., Y.W.C.A., May Court, Sen- ior Class Sec, Soph. Class Treas. GEORGE MARTIN Pittsburgh, Pa. Math Sigma Nu Choir, Tennis, Intramurals. DON MIHALOEW Ambridge. Pa. Bible-Philosophy-Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi Karux— 5ec., C.S.G., C.Y.F., C.C.F., Debating Society, Stu- dent Council, Mock Conven- tion. THOMAS MAROUKIS STANLEY J. MARSALEK, JR. Irvington, N. J. Carnegie, Pa. History Business Sigma Phi Epsilon RONALD W. MERCER Burgettstown, Pa. Music Education Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, A.G.O., M.E.N.C. RONALD P. MILLER Buffalo, N. Y. Bible-History Alpha Sigma Phi — Rush Chairman C.S.G., C.Y.F., Forum, Karux, Choir. Junior Class Treas., Cross Country, Intramurals. WAYNE A. MILLER Lewistown, N. Y. Biology Alpha Sigma Phi — Corresponding Secretary Beta Beta, Beta, Pres., Kappa Mu Epsilon, Vesper Choir, S.E.W. Student Chr., C.Y.F., C.C.F., Mock Convention — Stale Chrm., Head Waiter, Freshman Class Treas. JUDITH MORLEY Brooklyn, N. Y. Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — President Mortarboard, Kappa Delta Pi — Sec, Iota Delta, Holcad, Choir, Mock Convention, Pan Hel, Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A. JUDITH M. MOLNAR Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education Chi Omega Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A. MIRIAM MORRIS East Palestine, Ohio Psychology Sigma Kappa — 2nd Vice President. Corresponding Secretary Iota Delta — Pres., Delta Phi Alpha — Treas., Vesper Choir, Junior Class Sec, Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., C.Y.F. WILLIAM MORTON Wilkinsburg, Pa. History Eta Sigma Phi Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Sigma Pi. Karux — Treas., Vesper Choir, Concert Choir — Pres., Forum, N.C.C.D. MARJORIE R. MOWRY Latrobe, Pa. English-French Scrawl, Argo, C.Y.F., Y.W.C.A., Forum. GERALD W. MYERS Jamestown, Pa. Physics Kappa Mu Epsilon — President Sigma Pi Sigma — Treas., Ves- per Choir, Concert Choir, C.Y.F. SANDRA MYERS Sebring, Ohio Music Education Mu Phi Epsilon — President Kappa Delta Pi — Vice Pres., Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, Y.W.C.A., M.E.N.C. JOAN PATTERSON Bradford, Pa. Bihle-Pliilosophy-Psycliology Theta Upsilon Cwens, Mortarboard. Pi Sigma Pi, Epsilon Phi, Y.W.C.A.— Pres., C.S.G., C.Y.F.. Forum, Argo. Vesper Choir. EMILY A. NEFF Coraopolis, Pa. Matliemutics Delta Chi — Rush Chairman Kappa Delta Pi, Holcud. Mock Convention, Y.W.C.A, C.Y.F.. P.S.E.A. ROBERT A. PATTERSON Woodbridge, Conn. Psychology Phi Kappa Tau BETH A. PATTON Hubbard, Ohio Elementary Education Chi Omega — Pledge Mistress, Secretary Homecoming Court, Holcad, Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., P.S.E.A., Intramurals, Soph. Queen At- tendant. CAROLEE V. PAUL Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology Theta Upsilon — Secretary Beta, Beta, Beta, Y.W.C.A. P.S.E.A., C.Y.F. JAMES PAVLIN Pittsburgh. Pa. Political Science Sigma Nu — Alumni Contact, Football, Pi Delta Epsilon, Holcad, Sports Ed., Argo. Sports Staff. JAMES E. PERSCHKE New Castle, Pa. Economics L. RAYMOND PIERSON Mt. Lebanon, Pa. Economics Alpha Sigma Phi I.F.C. — Treas., Tennis, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Mock Convention, Intramurals, Varsity W. CAROL J. POLANDICK Pittsburgh, Pa. Music Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Corresponding Secretary, Recording Secretary Mil Phi Epsilon — Hist. Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, M.E.N.- C.—Pres. Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., C.C.F. W SANDEE POLENICK New Castle, Pa. Political Science Beta Sigma Omicron — Ass ' t. Social Cluiirman, Parliamentarian P.R.C. — Secy., Debate Intramu- rals. SANDRA A. RAMBO Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — Social Chairman, 2nd Vice President May Court, Argo, Student Council, Scrawl, C.S.G., S.N.- E.A., Forum, S.E.W., Publicity Chr., Lab Proctor. BARBARA PURDY South Bend, Indiana English Kappa Delta — Historian, Reporter, Editor Holcad, Mock Convention, Y.W.C.A. MARTHA L. REED Atlanta, Georgia Elementary Education Theta Upsilon — Chaplain Frat. Study, Cwens, Iota Delta, Mock Convention, Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., C.Y.F., Forum, P.S.- E.A. 90 WILLIAM F. REPACK McKees Rocks, Pa. Business Phi Kappa Tau Block W, Tennis. GEORGE RODGERS, III Coraopolis, Pa. Economics DOROTHY ROSS Elizabeth, N. J. English Beta Sigma Omicron — Chaplain Cwens, Epsilon Phi, Delta Pi, Who ' s Who. C.Y.F., Band, Vesper Holcad, Scrawl, Argo, graphy Ed., Forum. Kappa C.S.G., Choir, Photo- MARCUS SEANOR, JR. New Alexandria, Pa. Mallwnuilics Sigma Nu — Marshall Football, Track, Varsity W. ILA JEANNE SENSENICH Irwin, Pa. Art Alpha Gamma Delta Y.W.C.A., C.C.F., Argo— Ed., Scrawl — Art Ed. NORMA-KAY SEIPLE Dansville, New York Elementary Education Kappa Delta — President P.S.E.A., Pan He Pres., Sen- ate, Intramurals, Iota Delta, Holcad, Head Majorette, Mock Convention. CAROLYN SHARP Wilmington, Del. Elementary Education Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., C.Y.F., C- C.F., P.S.E.A., N.C.C.D, Sen- ate, Mock Convention. CHARLES S. SHAW Volant, Pa. Busin ess A dministration Sigma Phi Epsilon Intramurals, Mock Convention. ALICE L. SHERWOOD Hickory, Pa. English Alpha Gamma Delta — 1st Vice President, Social Chairman Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., C.Y F., Hol- cad — News Ed., Kappa Delta Pi, Scroll, Cwens — Ed., Choir, Argo — Photography Ed., Soph- omore Class Sec, Sophomore Queen Candidate, N.C.C.D. ALBERT SHIDERLY Sharon, Pa. Mathematics Beta Beta Beta, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Sigma Pi Sigma. CAROLE SLAUGENHAUPT Rimershurg, Pa. Secrelarial Science Alpha Gamma Delta — Rush Chairman, Altruistic Chairman Y.W.CA., C.Y.F., W.A.A.— Vice Pres., Intramurals, Cwens, Mortarboard — Sec, Iota Delta, Delta Phi Alpha— Sec. Rho G a m m a — Pres., Vice Pres., Holcad, Argo, Chairman In- formalion Please. SANDRA SMITH Ben Avon, Pa. Elementary Education P.S.E.A. JEWETTE G. SMITH Smithton, Pa. Business A dministration Alpha Sigma Phi — Marshall, Athletic Committee. PATRICIA A. SNYDER Kenmore, N. Y. Economics Sigma Kappa — Treasurer, Editor Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Mock Convention — Resolutions Com- mittee. VIRGINIA SPAHR Albany, N. Y. English Alpha Gamma Delta — Social Member Y.W.C.A., C.S.G. C.Y.F.— Sec, Forum — 2nd Vice Pres. JANE A. SPRING Arlington, Virginia Business Education Theta Upsilon — Guard Y.W.CA. , C.Y.F., S.N.E.A.. Holcad, Argo — Typist, Mock Convention, Intramurals, Scrawl — Typist. JACK R. STEELE Monroeville, Pa. Bu.siness A dministration Sigma Nu — Reporter Varsity W, Junior Class Vice Pres., Basketball — Co-Capt., Baseball. Mock Convention. STEPHEN STOLARIK ANN STYLES Star Junction, Pa. Alexandria, Va. Physics English Sigma Nu Theta Upsilon — Editor Basketball— Co-Cfl 7 ., Sigma Pi Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., Mermaids, Sigma, Varsity W, Intramurals. Cwens, Argo, Vesper Choir, Sociology Club, Intramurals. SANDRA THUNELL Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Sigma Kappa — Rush Chairman Pan Hel, Beta Beta Beta, Y.W.C.A., Intramurals. HELEN L. TRAUTMAN Butler, Pa. Economics Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, Little Theater, Y.W.C.A., W.C.R.W. 94 PATRICIA THOMAS Scottdale, Pa. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron — Vice President Cwens, Mortarboard, Kappa Delta Pi, Iota Delta, May Court, Homecoming Court, Who ' s Who. P. S.E. A.— Pres. WILLIAM S. TOBASH Sharpsville, Pa. History P.S.E.A., P.R.C. ANN VANCE Princeton, N. J. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron — Social Chairman Band, Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., C.Y.F. ALEXA VOGAN Mercer, Pa. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta — Guard, Treasurer Argo, P.S.E.A., Y.W.C.A. JOHN F. WAHL New Providence, N. J. Business Sigma Phi Epsilon LINDA WALKER Bruin, Pa. Elementary Education Sigma Kappa — Recording Secretary, Philanthropy Chairman Iota Delta, Holcad. Y.W.C.A. RICHARD WARNER North Kingsville, Ohio History Alpha Sigma Phi — Rush Chairman, Marshall Intramurals, Mock Convention, Masquers, C.S.G., W.C.R.W., Chr. Young Republicans, Jun- ior Class Pres. JONATHAN WEBSTER Canandaigua, N. Y. History Alpha Sigma Phi — President Argo Business Manager, Mock Convention, I.F.C., C.S.G., C.C.F. JUDITH WEBB Sharon, Pa. Music Education Theta Upsilon — Alumni Vice President Senate, Concert Choir, Vesper Choir, M.E.N.C., Mu Phi Epsi- lon — Sec. PAT WEISE Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Kappa Delta — Vice President, Social Chairman, Chaplain Holcad, Argo, Homecoming Court, C.G.A., W.C.R.W., Lit- tle Theater, Mock Convention, Intramurals, S.N.E.A. 95 RICHARD L. WHITE Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry Sigma Nu — Social Chairman Baseball, Intramurals, A.C.S. — Pres., Mock Convention. FRED WILKES Uniontown, Pa. Bible-Philosophy -Psychology Phi Kappa Tau — Social Member Karux — Pres. Vice Pres., Block W., Varsity W—Vice Pres., C.S.G., C.C.F., C.Y.F., Student Council, Phi Alpha Theta, ODK — Treas., Senior Class Treas., Football, Co- Capt., Basketball, Track, Chapel Committee, Who ' s Who. MARY LOU WILLIAMS Harbor Creek, Pa. Elementary Education Theta Upsilon — Vice President, Social Chairman Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., C.Y.F., Pan Hel, Holcad, Band. SANDRA J. WRIGHT Greensburg, Pa. General Science DARILYN ZIEG Port Washington, N. Y. Elementary Education Theta Upsilon — Alumni Vice President Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., N.E.A., C.S.G., Intramurals. Choir, Scrawl, Mock Convention. 96 r A SENIORS NOT PICTURED ROBERT ALTER JAMES BARKER ROBERT BECK CHARLES BRODERICK RICHARD CALKINS WILLIAM COLEMAN JOHN COLES THOMAS CYKON VIRGINIA GRAHAM WARD GREIL DONALD HORN CARL KOSAK STANLEY MROZOSKI THOMAS O ' MALLEY ROBERT PATTON ROBERT SPROUL GEORGE THUMM THOMAS TRUXELL MARTIN TUTTLE SAMUEL WEINSCHENK 97 ■ It ■( : I in Alfred Cope Anita Coryea Barbara Crout Judith Cunningham n LeRoy Curry Lynn Davenport Carol Dickson IPPIIPIP Elizabeth Dickson Dianne Dilmaghani James Donaldson William Douds 99 Margaret Hahn Marlene Hahn Susan Handelman Suzanne Hanks J. Reed Harvey Richard Heck Douglas Henderson Reed Henderson 102 Veto Poke Jane Puscher Linda Rapp Sarah Robeson Connie Rodocoy Karen Rowe Stan Rudick Richard Sass 103 I Barbara Seeley Claudia Sefton Jack Sharp Carol Sheaffer Margaret Shulack Jo Anne Simpson John Slocum David Smith Gayle Snyder Barbara Strong Frederick Tarr Susan Thomas William Turner Martha Veazey James Walker Ronald Walker 104 Watson Jaclyn Weichel Kay Wilson James Wilson Carol Young Jane Ellen Young Nancy Young Daniel Zinsner 105 Carol Abernathy Joyce Alexander Barbara Allen Thomas Anderson John Arfield Ellen Bailey SOPHOMORES Treas. Jane Miller; Pres. Ted Stanley; Sec ' y- Carolyn Blake; Vice Pres. Bob Latta. Robert Barcus Janet Beecher Elaine Bell Elizabeth Bellion Helen Bennett Ann Bickett Carolyn Blake Roger Boughton David Brenneman Pat Bridges 106 Nancy Brown Margaret Brownlee Carole Hurry Barbara Bussman Carol Butler Ann Campbell Kay Cavitt Gail Clark Kate Clark Nancy Cofer William Costello Paul Craycraft Louanne Crecelius James Creighton Mary Lou Daily Art Davis 108 Dianne Keegan Susan Kelso Harry Kier Judith Kirk Scott Kirschler Lucile Kiser Virginia Klinsing Frances Klimck Frank Kratko Deanna Kulesky 110 Ill 112 Patricia Miller Betsy Moir James Moorehead Judith Mullowney David Murdock Harry Musser Linda Myers Richard Nelson Thomas Newell Jeannette Nielsen Charles Nier Arlis Orr Bradley Peterson Carol Peterson 113 Donna Pile Susan Price Lynda Pringle Jane Pullen Roy Rabatin n ipip Mary Jane Rataiczak William Reed Dorothy Rhodes Julia Riebe Richard Robinson Virginia Roos Carol Ruhl Warren Salade Nancy Schaffer Dale Schlafer Robert Schuyler 114 Karen Seelar Harold Shelton Virginia Smith Ruth Shannon Anne Smith William Snider Nancy Sharrer Charles Smith William Stark Richard Scungio Nancy Siegal Thomas Soloman Karen Stahlman Edward Stanley Joan Stein Terry Stoops 116 Suzanne Wolfe Karen Yentch David Young Ronald Zadroga 117 Byron Barkman Deanna Barnhart Susan Barr Raymond Bartholomew Sally Beachum Br jf ' it ' Mary Beatty Mary Bishop Susan Boder Barbara Bortz Douglas Boyd 118 119 Sandra Fogelsanger Sharon Fonzlow Donna Forrey Ellen Foster Carole Foti Virginia Frazier 122 124 125 Ann Klein Jan Kline James Knarr Roger Kosits Robert Krampf s 1 . tfi9 Margaret Kubach Kay Kuhl Mary Lou Kuhns Patricia Leary James Ledrick Ralph Marsh Jean Marshall Fred Mendenhall Zina Midlam Floyanne Miller Myrna Miller Richard Miller Gene Minner Jonette Miskolitz Sandra Moll 128 129 130 131 Ronald White John Williams Judy Williams Sam Williams Sarah Williams This year Student Council has empha- sized an extensive and well-rounded pro- gram based on co-operation of both stu- dents and administration. Stud ents have been urged to attend meetings and to voice their opinions through the council which then presents suggestions to the administration. Activities under the supervision of the council include: Migration Days for ath- letic events, World University Service drive, Homecoming Dance, Freshmen Hell Week and Sing and Swing. Campus car registration and week-end movies are also a part of the program. This year a special project, that of sponsoring a big name group on campus, was investigated. The Four Freshmen were scheduled for an appearance at Westminster in April. If this activity is successful, it will be in- corporated into the regular program of the college. Student Council was also instrumental in presenting a plan to the administration which would eliminate many campus ac- tivities preceding the final examination period. Many students felt that they were not given adequate time to prepare for this period since a number of campus organizations held meetings preceding the examination period. On the whole. Student Council feels that student participation has been greatly aided by the open system of meet- ings and that the council has been very effective in bringing the student body and the administration together. A. Foster, B. Neely, M. McCrory. B. Foltz. STUDENT COUNCIL Front: D. Nelson. S. Woods. A. Beverly, A. Ambrose, J. Gary, Mrs. Whitehill. Rear: D. Zins- ner, D. Mihaloew, G. Baierl, F. Wilkes, N. Siegel, C. Johnson, J. Shoup, A. Stahl, A. Orr, S. Rambo, B. Foltz, J. E. Young, C. Zellars. A. Foster, W. McGill, P. Lockley, Mr. Ireland. 136 J. Boothman, G. Baierl, A. Foster, T. Mansell. Mr. Ireland. Mrs. Whitehill, G. Horner. STUDENT CONDUCT COMMITTEE CHAPEL COMMITTEE Row 1: J. E. Young, Mrs. Barbour. Row 2: Dr. Hendry, A. Foster, Dr. Sponseller, Dr. Al- bright, Mr. .Stuart. Row 3: Mr. McConnell, F. Wilkes. Row 1: C. Mcknight, J. Boothman, S. Langsford, J. Patterson. P. Thomas. Row 2: M. Magee, C. Slaugenhaupt, J. Anderson. A. Boardman. MORTAR BOARD Mortar Board, a national honor society for senior women, established its West- minster chapter in 1955. This honorary seeks to promote scholarship, leadership, and service on the college campus. Each spring Mortar Board chooses its members from junior women who have attained at least a 2.0 average for five semesters and displayed their abilities as participants in and leaders of campus activities. By sponsoring several Donut Days and selling date books. Mortar Board has developed a fund from which credit at the college bookstore is given annually to a deserving sophomore woman. Each year Mortar Board selects the Outstanding Junior Woman and also awards citations to several senior women high in scholar- ship and service. The current Mortar Board group has tried to broaden its area of work by de- veloping a special project — urging students to take advantage of local cultural ac- tivities and stimulating a cultural environment on campus. 138 The Westminster Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa was installed this year, re- placing the group formerly known as Phoenix. This honorary selects its mem- bers on a basis of both scholarship and leadership. Men who are members of the junior or senior class may be considered for membership if their academic aver- age is 1.8 and they have shown outstand- ing leadership in campus affairs. As a group, these men discuss the needs of the student body, propose a solution, then channel their efforts toward solving these problems. The first initiation service of Omicron D elta Kappa was held on Saturday, Oc- tober 15. At this time the undergraduate members were officially initiated as well as several faculty members and graduate students who were originally members of Phoenix while attending Westminster. Under the leadership of President Bill Anderson and advisors Mr. Smith, Mr. Clark, Mr. Colton, and Mr. Ireland, the group successfully worked together this year in executing their goals. A. Foster, T. Mansell, B. Anderson, F. Wilkes, B. Goode, J. Mather. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA 139 Row I: P. Thomas, J. Patterson, C. McKnight, J. Boothman, M. Magee. Row 2: C. Car- michael, G. Baierl, A. Boardman, J. Bergman, T. Mansell. Row 3: W. Miller, A. Foster, B. Anderson, J. Anderson, D. Ross, F. Wilkes. WHO ' S WHO One of the greatest honors to be given any senior is that of membership in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities. To be eligible for this mem- bership, a senior must have attained an average of 1.5 or better for his six semes- ters of college work. The members are chosen by non-senior members of Student Council and representatives of various campus organizations. In the selection of the members, potential is the main determinant. This poten- tial is measured through activities, attitudes, leadership abilities, character and per- sonality. The number to be selected is set up by the national organization. The names and backgrounds of those selected all over America are then pub- lished in a national yearbook. This, and the honor that it carries with it, represent the intangible advantages that Who ' s Who can offer. Along with these go the tangible benefits of aid through a placement service or through fine recommenda- tions for later jobs or for graduate school. Here at Westminster, those in Who ' s Who stand before the other students as examples to be followed or as goals to be reached. They show the other students what may be accomplished in college life and the meaning of this accomplishment. 140 CWENS Row I: Mrs. Whiiehill. N. Cofer, R. McLam, P. Lockley, K. Hodell, C. Bluke, A. Orr, B. Thompson, J. Derkas, J. Alexander. L. Studt. Row 2: D. Houser, K. Mansell, J. Meckey. D. Rhodes, D. Keegan. B. Bussman, K. Treadwell, P. Susko, B. Harrison. Each year as the freshmen arrive on campus, they receive their first greeting from a group of busy, active sophomore women. These women represent the na- tional sophomore women ' s honorary, Cwens. The Cwens are chosen as fine ex- amples of leadership, personality, scholarship, character and service. Their main purpose is to help and to promote schola rship among freshmen students. Acting primarily as a service group to the college, they were seen in numerous activities throughout the year. For the bewildered freshmen they ofTered tutoring services; for Homecoming and Parents ' Day they sold mums; and for the student body they sponsored several dances. This year they also initiated several new pro- jects. One of these was a scholarship to be offered to the most deserving freshman on the basis of first semester work. The twenty-one women of this group were readily recognized on campus this year in their new attire of navy skirts and jerkins. The red crowns and sceptres, by which they were distinguished, are a mark of the superior qualities which they rep- resent. 141 This year Pan-Hel, under the capable leadership of Norma-Kay Seiple, has been hard at work coordinating sorority life. In addition to cooperating with the Inter-Fraternity Council to sponsor Greek Weekend, Pan-Hel did a fine job in supervising second-semester rushing. The Council printed a handbook of rush rules for freshmen women and gave a tea for them in order to acquaint them with the Greek organizations on campus. Pan-Hel also awarded trophies to the sororities winning the volleyball and bas- ketball championships. Pan-Hellenic Council is made up of the president and one other representa- tive from each sorority. Mrs. Martha Whitehill and Mrs. Judson McConnell serve as advisors. Row 1: J. McCullough. N. J. Beneke, N. K. Seiple, K. Lincoln, K. Burkhart. Row 2: Mrs. McConnell, J. Morley, J. Marks, L. Leech, C. Cadwallader, S. Thunell, M. L. Williams, L. Gillie, S. Bletzinger, S. Thomas, D. Keegan, Mrs. Whitehill. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Row 1: D. Smith, T. Mansell, A. Girdwood. Row 2: Mr. Ridl, Mr. Ireland, J. Webster, W. Growney, D. Schlafer, J. Donaldson, G. Boots. The Inter-Fraternity Council is the functioning representative organization of the four national fraternities and the coordinating agency between fraternities and the college administration. The Council establishes and administers pol- icies which relate to every aspect of ac- tivity among the fraternities. Rushing, pledging, inter-fraternity events, and fraternity social activities are supervised and controlled by IFC. Besides sponsor- ing fraternity athletic competition, the Inter-Fraternity Council cooperates with the Pan-Hellenic Council in organizing the annual Greek Weekend. Headed by president Tom Mansell, IFC was composed of the president and two elected representatives from each fraternity. Buzz Ridl and Dean Ireland served as advisors. 142 Senate is Westminster ' s governing body for women. The seventeen members of Senate are composed of women representing the Student Conduct Committee, each sorority, and each women ' s dormitory. During the first few weelcs of school each fall. Senate sponsors a party to help the freshmen become better acquainted with one another. Senate members also visit freshmen women in their dorms to tell them about dorm and campus rules and to answer their questions. Another annual project of Senate is to sponsor the Mid- night Movie. This year Senate has secured permission for women to smoke in dormitory rooms. Also, each woman can now take an extra hour any six Wednesday nights during the semester. Senate was led this year by President, Bitsy Johnson, and advised by Mrs. Whitehill and Miss Hileman. It is through Senate that Westminster women are able to participate in the formation of the rules that govern them. SENATE Row 1: K. Hodell, L. Conaway. Row 2: K. McClure, J. Boothman. Mrs. Whitehill, B. John- son, L. Leech. Row 3: K. Long, D. Forrey, J. Alexander. G. Horner. Row 4: B. Casperson, P. Mattern, B. Granlund. Row 1: P. Ralston, P. Newell, L. Conaway, J. Bergman, G. Topping, J. Dow- nall. Row 2: H. Trautman, C. Carmichael, J. Cairns, M. E. Paige. ALPHA PSI OMEGA dramatics BETA BETA BETA biology Row 1: Mrs. Frey, P. McClure, F. Ambill, S. Kirkbride, R. Shannon, C. Paul, N. J. Beneke. Row 2: W. Christy. W. Miller, Dr. Gese, L. Coppard, T. New- ell, J. Haugh. 144 DELTA PHI ALPHA german Row 1: S. Specht, M. Morris, C. Slaugenhaupt, F. Ambill, Dr. Radzin. Row 2: T. Mansell, H. Schaefer. ETA SIGMA PHI classical languages J. E. Young, E. Schaefer, D. Joslin, M. Magee, P. McClure. Row 1: W. Bellairs, D. Ross, B. Christy, A. Boardman, G. Topping. Row 2: C. McKnight, S. Langsford, C. Cadwallader, B. Crout, J. Patterson. EPSILON PHI modern languages « J. Morley, N. K. Seiple, L. Walker, M. Morris, Mrs. Fulcomer, M. Reed, P. Thomas, C. Austen, C. Johnson. IOTA DELTA-psychology KAPPA DELTA PI education Row 1: F. Ambill, J. Antis, S. Langsford, J. Morley. Row 2. E. Neff, D. Ross, A. Sherwood, J. Downall. Row 3: C. John- son, C. Dickson, B. Crout, D. Burd, P. Macintosh, C. Mc- Knight. Row 4: K. Rowe, P. George, A. Cicen. 146 KAPPA MU EPSILON m ath Row 1: K. Mansell, S. Price, D. Keegan. D. Rhodes. J. Passaic. G. Myers, Mr. Smith. Row 2: Mr. Brown, W. Turner. F. Ambill, J. Simpson, P. Macintosh. D. Bissell, W. Miller. Row 3: W. Christy. J. Wilson. Mr. Peck. B. Snider. A. Elliot. B. Goode, J. Miller, R. Pierson. T. Mansell. C. Polandick. B. Johnston. N, Baum, M. Pigage, J. Webb. ! MU PHI EPSILON-music PHI ALPHA THETA-history Row I: J. Harris, S. Robeson, J. Gary, J. Antis. Row 2: T. Maroiikis. A. Foster, P. George. Row 3: B. Foltz. F. Wilkes, Dr. McKee. PI SIGMA PI scholarship D. Joslin, P. McClure, T. Manseli, J. Anderson, M. Magee, S. Langsford, J. Boothman, J. Pat- terson. 148 SCROLL-English J. Boothman, B. Christy, J. Anderson, M. Ma- gee, D. Joslin, K. Burkhart, S. Langsford, N. Ball, A. Sherwood. SIGMA PI SIGMA physics Mr. Peck, D. Sass, B. Goode, T. Mansell, Mr. Smith, Dr. Hendry, J. Wilson, G. Myers, Dr. Albright, Mr. Davis. 149 p u B L I C A T I O N S The 1961 Argo staff has attempted to highlight for Westminster students the tangible and the intangible aspects of college life. It is their hope that the words and pictures incorporated into this book will stimulate and animate memories of years spent on the Westmin- ster campus. This year a new feature has been added to the Argo in that it includes happenings of the entire academic year, 1960-61. The College Calendar extends from Freshman week beginning September 12 through Commencement on June 5. The Argo staff has found the compiling of this record a valuable experience. May you also find this book re- warding. ARGO J. Miller. J. Cairns, D. Ross, P. Thomas, B. Granlund, S. Langsford. 150 N. Ball, S. Lanysford, A. Sherwood, J. .Spring, J. Gary, M, Mowry, D. Ross, B. Granlund, A. Vegan. B, Northam, B. McLeod, L. Gillie, P. Thomas, J. Cairns, J. Miller, E. Green, B. Thompson. Argo Staff Editor-in-Chief Copy Editor Layout Editors Photography Editor Art Editor Business Manager Sports Editor Photographer John Cairns Susan Langsford Betsy Granlund Pat Thomas Dottie Ross Melissa Huddell Bill Anderson Jim Miller Henry Oles John Cairns 151 Row 1: B. Northam, C. Schindler. M. Magee, G. Griffin, N. Ball. A. Sherwood, J. Boothman, B. Purdy, J. Thiele. Row 2: B. Anderson, R. Good, B. Sprague, H. Sheldon, J. Pavlin. Janet-Anne Boothman HOLCAD Editor-in-Chief News Editor Feature Editor Sports Editor Society Editor Janet-Anne Boothman AHce Sherwood Marilyn Magee Jim Pavlin Barbara Purdy 152 The Publications Committee was organized in the fall of 1954 to improve the editorial and business management of student publications. A chairman, appointed by the College President, heads the committee composed of the Academic Dean, the Business Manager, the Alumni Secretary, the Holcad, Argo, and Scrawl ad- visors, and the editors of the three publications. The Committee on Publications meets about four times a year to discuss finan- cial and printing problems of student publications. It also appoints the editors of campus publications and gives them an understanding of their responsibilities. The committee attempts to encourage participation in and constructive criticism of the student press, and to discuss mutual publication problems between administration and students. As an ethical guide for the Holcad, Argo, and Scrawl, a Code of Practices for Student Publications has been devised by the committee. PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE Row I: J. Boothman, Miss Keen. Row 2: Dr. Bleasby, M. Magee, J. Cairns, Mr. Wilson, Dr. Cook. 153 J. Boothman, J. Anderson, D. Ross, M. Magee, I. J. Sensenich, M. Mowry, B. Christy. SCRAWL Student writers are given the opportunity to present their creative work in Scrawl, the campus Hterary publication, which is issued once each semester. The staff, headed by editor Marilyn Magee, reads and edits all work submitted to Scrawl on a five point grading system. Original selections receiving 2.5 or higher on this system are pub- lished. Several literary awards add incentive for student writers. These awards are in three main divisions — fiction, non-fiction, and poetry. The Chi Omega Fiction Award, Senate Humorous Fiction Award, and the Scroll Non-Fiction Award are determined by the originality and ingenuity of each work submitted and are awarded by a group of faculty judges. Judges for the Winter edition of Scrawl included Mr. Peck, Dr. Jensen, and Mr. McWhinney, while the Spring issue was judged by Dr. Adams, Dr. Cook and Dr. Edwards. 154 Information Please is compiled and edited each year by the mem- bers of Rho Gamma, Westminster ' s business education honor society. In this helpful directory is found each student ' s name, his school address, his home address, his class, and his Greek affiliation, if any. It also contains a complete list of the addresses and phone numbers of the administration and faculty. This Who ' s Who on Campus is quite helpful to both students and faculty in getting to know one an- other, as well as in planning daily activities. An unusual aspect of Information Please is the fact that it contains no advertisements. In order that the students may know the time and place for campus events, a complete social calendar is found in the back of the directory with a day by day account of the activities planned throughout the year. INFORMATION PLEASE C. Ruhl, G. Smith, L. Bellion, W. Bellairs, C. Slaugenhaupt, P. Lucini, D. Cheslock, M. Shulack. 155 D. Webster, W. Hezlep, C. Carmichael, F. Wilkes, S. Rudick, J. Eldt COLLEGIATE GUILD OF THE AIR Row I: D. Sass. H. Trautman, D. Kulesky, C. Abernathy, P. Ralston, J. Morgan, Mr. Clark. Row 2: J. Bergman, C. Van Blois, F. Klimek, N. Jensen, K. Clark, A. Allen, M. Schmidt, J. Tetrick, J. McVicker, J. Glaser. 156 BEYOND THE HORIZO by Eugene O ' Neill Directed by Charles Cox D. Horn, A. Robinson, M. Howard. W. Hezlep, D. Horn, C. Carmichael, J. Eckelmeyer, R. Christiansen. 158 F. Coho, P. Sigler, R. Christiansen, M. Howard. L. Conaway, A. Hengerer, C. Lloyd. DEBATE and FORENSICS Titan Debate President, Bob Goode Westminster oratory winners, Carl Carmichael and Melva McCrory. Debate at Westminster College is under the auspices of the Titan Debating So- ciety. The Society seeks to create and maintain an active interest in debate and forensic activity as an instrument of higher education. The Society operates both a Novice program for Freshman and first year debaters; and a Varsity program for the more experienced debaters. The programs last throughout the entire school year, and debaters may even participate in the Pitt Summer Cross Examination Tournament. One of the reasons why debate is so rewarding an activity is that it is curricular as well as extracurricular. The topics debated frequently fall into some of the debaters ' major fields of study. The material the debaters gather on a particular question may cross departmental lines and serve to unify formerly disconnected bits of knowledge. It certainly will extend his field of interest and this extension is surely one of the prime justifications for the existence of debate. Skills such as clear, logical, and orderly thinking are fostered concurrently with effective speaking. These qualities: preciseness of thought, ability to evaluate evi- dence, and fluency of speech are serviceable in any field and certainly in every profession. Westminster debaters have expounded on a wide variety of topics in a wide vari- ety of speaking situations. Compulsory health insurance, capital punishment, and diplomatic recognition of Red China, are some of the topics. The speaking situa- tions have ranged from intramural arguments before friendly Women ' s Clubs, to participation under intense competitive pressure of a renown international cross- examination tournament. Finally, in a larger context, debate is one of the more significant activities of our Western civilization, for debate is both an instrument of democracy and a by- product of civilization. 160 Row 1: M. McCrory, J. Duncan, R. Farquhar, C. Feigl, S. Clark, Mr. A. J. Clark, P. Sill, S. Miller, F. Clark. Row 2: B. Goode, S. Faulder, D. Forrey, M. Pugh, A. Hemphill, L. Masco. Row 3: P. Sparks, L. Keith, J. Don- aldson, G. Wood, J. Parks. Carl Carmichael 161 Carl Carmichael, a senior speech ma- jor, has put Westminster in a class by her- self by winning the 1961 state title in men ' s oratory. This was the third time in three years that Westminster has cap- tured this award, and it is the first time in the history of the state forensic associ- ation that any school has won the event for three consecutive years. On April 20-21 Carl represented Westminster and Pennsylvania in the national contests of the Interstate Orator- ical Association at Northwestern Uni- versity in Evanston, Illinois. His speech entitled One Man in His Time took third place honors, and dealt with the concept of ideal communication. This was the 87th annual contest, and in the past such famous men as Wm. Jennings Bryan and Woodrow Wilson participated in the event. Westminster ' s two past men ' s state winners were Chris Thompson in 1959 (11th nationally), and Scott Carter in 1960 (7th nationally). CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir for this year was comprised of fifty members. Many fi ne voices were blended together with very pleasurable results. As part of this year ' s work they made a tape with five other colleges to be played on the Youngstown television station on Christ- mas day. Another Christmas project was the annual Chapel service with Dr. Orr. The choir tour made by the group in April included various stops through the Eastern States. Under the direction of Mr. Clarence Martin, the group presented an admirable year of work. 162 VESPER CHOIR As figures robed in the traditional blue and white move quickly into their various places, all heads turn upward in anticipation of what will follow. After a brief silence, music fills the chapel and each member of the congregation experiences a deep, meaningful feeling. Every Sunday night the Westminster Vesper Choir is present to help make the evening services more worshipful. Under the direction of Mr. Clarence Martin, the choir presented numerous other performances during the year. With an unusually large membership they offered a year of fine service to the college. 163 BAND Providing lively and entertaining music at half-time for school foot- ball and basketball games and stirring up school spirit at pep rallies are but two of the activities brought about this year by the Westmin- ster College Band. The Band held its annual Spring Concert with guest soloist Alfred Galladoro, a renowned saxophone player, adding his own talent to that of the Band. Mr. Galladoro is well known for his recordings as well as for his personal appearances. Under the direction of Mr. Raymond Smith, a new instructor in our Music Department, the Band has done a fine job of boosting school spirit and adding a delightful atmosphere of music to our campus. 164 MAJORETTES p. Susko, J. Miskolitz, C. McCune, N. K. Seiple, M. L. Kuhns, E. J. Sloan, J. Pasacic. CHEERLEADERS S. Morris, P. Lockley, K. Stahlman, R. Eazor, J. Meckey, K. Wilson, D. Boyer. 165 CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FORUM Campus Christian Forum was organized in the spring of 1960 when a need was felt to broaden and unify the activities of the former Christian Youth Fellowship and Christian Service Group. The new organization has developed a constitution, more inclusive than was covered by the previous campus Christian program, and has set up a ruling cabinet system. Besides the president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer, CCF is headed by five second vice-presidents who head specific divisions of the group — established services, special services, soc ial activities, publicity, and literature. Plans, policies, and aims for the current school year were formulated during an officer workshop early in the fall. Through regular Sunday evening programs in the Student Union Building, social events, and spiritual service on and oft campus, CCF forwards its goals of providing for Christian fellowship and offering opportunities for spiritual growth and service. 166 KARUX Karux offers to the men of Westmin- ster a fraternity for all those in prepara- tion for the ministry. It presents an op- portunity for fellowship among all the preministerial students and attempts to provide various means of preparation for those entering this particular field. All those who contemplate entrance into the ministry are eligible for membership. This year Karux had a membership of approximately fifty under the presidency of Fred Wilkes. Among their various ac- tivities the group made field trips to churches throughout the area to observe the church in action. The group was par- ticularly interested in having several en- lightening speakers for the men during the year. F. Wilkes. D. Murphy, J. Walker, D. Wolfe, D. Wagner, B. Myers, P. Fosberg, D. Mihaloew, R. Walker. C. Lloyd. 167 YWCA MERMAIDS VARSITY W AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY POLITICAL RELATIONS CLUB 170 MUSIC EDUCATOR ' S NATIONAL CONFERENCE ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Row 1: L. Gillie, 2nd Vice Pres.: B. Seeley, 1st Vice Pres.; M. Smith, Pres. Row 2: E. Green, Treas.; D. Meriam, Corr. Sec ' y-: D. Cheslock, Rec. Sec ' y. Row 1: M. Smith, B. Seeley, L. Gillie, D. Cheslock, E. ner. B. Granlund. Row 4: N. Ball, J. Kirk. Row 5: D. Green, D. Meriam. Row 2: J. Mettrick, D. Pile, J. Hal- Dilmaghani, J. Baierl, J. Frishckorn. G. Griffin. Row lowell, L. McMurray, B. Eisel, A. Sherwood, B. Thomp- 6: C. Karch, K. Clark, G. May. Row 7: K. Treadwell, C. son, B. Jones, C. Blake, S. Angehr. Row 3: L. Kelso, B. Polandick, C. Slaugenhaupt, W. Bellairs. Harrison. J. Derkas, S. Langsford, I. Sensenich, G. Hor- 174 Row 1: L. Griffiths, B. Slife, J. Kelso. Row 2: J. Williams. J. Shoup, P. Neebe, S. Mc- Clinton, B. Brown. Row 3: J. Lensner, S. Barr, R. DeWind, J. Decker. Row 4: S. Fogelsanger, P. Ross, J. Marshall. This past year has been a busy one for Westminster ' s chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. They were represented at the Homecoming Dance by Carolyn Blake, their Homecoming Queen candidate, and by the Shaggy Dog float in the Home- coming parade. Also in October the Al- pha Gams entertained sorority women with the annual Halloween Party in the tunnel. At the Greek Weekend carnival the Alpha Gams sponsored a Hit the Birdie booth and Give My Regards to College — an original song and dance routine. The Christmas season was a busy one including a chapel program, Christmas party at the home of an alumnae, and caroling for Mrs. Russell, the AG pa- troness. Second semester introduced a hectic, but fun-filled rush period. On pledging day the AG ' s were proud to see red blazers on seventeen freshmen. The pledges were presented at a party in Feb- ruary and they, in turn, gave a party for the actives in April. Participation in Siglympics and Sing and Swing along with a Parents Day din- ner and the Spring Formal helped to round out the year ' s activities. Certainly the 1960-61 school year will be a high point in the college memories of an Alpha Gamma Delta. 175 Row 1: G. Frazier, Corr. Sec ' y; S. Thomas, Pres.; G. Carlsen, Vice Pres. Row 2: M. McCrory, Rec. Sec ' y; M. Shulack, Treas. BETA SIGMA OMICRON The Beta Gamma chapter of Beta Sigma Omicron has spent an active and happy year. Some of their nu- merous fund raising projects were a bake sale, a record hop, and a doughnut sale. They entertained the chil- dren of the Mercer Children ' s Home and raised money for the Pine Mountain Settlement, their national philan- thropic project. As a reward for their skill and vigor, the Betas won the volleyball trophy for the inter-sorority tournament of fall, 1960. Of the numerous other activities of the college year, the memories of the spring formal held at the Mahoning Country Club, the Ice Cream Social held for all of the sororities, the pledge dinner-dance in Mercer, the annual street dance, and the numerous house parties will live forever in the mind and heart of every Beta girl. Row 1: S. Thomas, G. Carlsen, G. Frazier, M. McCrory, M. Shulack. Row 2: S. Kirkbride, A. Vance, C. Cad- wallader, J. Tetrick, D. Keegan, N. Rogers, J. Mul- lowney. Row 3: D. Schaub, C. Dinello, N. Sharrer, B. Allen. Row 4: L. Rech, J. Wolfe, D. Ross. Row 5: M. L. Dailey, J. Riebe, P. Thomas, K. Wilkins. CHI OMEGA J. E. Young, Pres.; G. McGill, Vice Pres.; S. McCord, Treas.; J. Lester, Sec ' y- Row 1: B. Johnson, P. Lucini, K. Lincoln, B. Patton, ter, S. Mullan, B. McBride. S. Robeson. Row 4: S. Cook, J. E. Young. Row 2: A. Thornton, P. Hewitt, G. McGill, S. McCord, N. Jones, N. Trevaskis. Row 5: J. Mc- J. Magennis, K. Hodell, N. Siegel, M. Howard, H. Hale, Claren, J. Lee, M. Veazey. Row 6: G. Edwards, J. J. Marks, N. Shaffer, S. Kojsza, C. Eidel. Row 3: J. Les- Cooper, S. Holtz, J. Nielsen. 178 Fall semester was an active one for the Omicron Gamma chapter of Chi Omega. October saw all sorority women invited to the Chi O Pancake Breakfast at the Alpha Sigma Phi house and a morning Coffee Hour in the Chi O chapter room for parents and friends on Homecoming Day. Nancy Seigel represented Chi Omega as candidate for Homecoming Queen. The Christmas season saw the spar- kling blue and silver decorations of the Chi O Christmas formal held in the Un- ion. Another highlight of the holiday sea- son was the party given the chapter by the advisors and patronesses. Spring semester brought its usual gai- ety to the Chi Omegas. Eighteen new pledges busily decorated Russell Hall for the Pledge Dance held in honor of the actives. The chapter then held a dinner at the Tavern in honor of the pledges. In April a dinner with the Chi O ' s from Thiel and Youngstown Colleges was held at the Shenango Inn. The annual Easter Egg Hunt, for the faculty children was, as always, a fun-filled event. The spring formal at the Shenango Inn in May drew to a close a most memorable year for the Chi Omegas. Row I: J. Hopkins, S. Morris, B. Eger. Row 2: N. Baird, A. Robinson, J. Pagiey, B. Craig. Row 3: P. Newell, M. L. Kuhns, A. Klein, C. McCune. Row 4: B. Moir, L. Beatty, M. Davis. Row 5: G. Manwiller, J. Friesel, J. Groezinger, I. Evans. 179 Row I: P. Smith, S. Erdeky, E. Pringle, J. Gentry. Row 2: B. Bernauer, J. Zellefrow, L. Reed, S. Hertrick, S. LaScola. Row i. A. George, J. Peterson, F. Haralambie. The 1960-61 year was a fruitful, happy and industrious one for the Alpha Phi chapter of Kappa Delta. The KD ' s be- gan the fall semester by capturing the Student Council float trophy at Homecom- ing Weekend for the second consecutive year. Greek Weekend saw the KD ' s pre- senting their co-ordination of arms and legs in a dance routine plus their pearl- in-the-pin booth. The fall semester also brought upper- class rushing during which seven new members were initiated into Kappa Delta. The KD Dessert, the Blue Angel house party, and the Patroness ' s Christmas party added to the activeness of the Kappa Deltas. Swinging into the Christ- mas spirit, the KD ' s followed their tradi- tion of donating a food basket to a needy family. Rigorous work mingled with pleasure was again evidenced as the KD ' s pre- sented their unusual chapel program. The ushering in of the new pledge class in the spring semester was highlighted by an en- joyable house party presented by the new members. Participation in Sing and Swing, Parents ' Weekend, and the spring formal rounded out the spring semester for Kappa Delta. The KD ' s are looking forward to another year which will be as industrious and memorous as the previous. A. Allen, Treas.; C. Christine, Vice Pres.; L. Leech, Pres.; L. Pringle, Sec ' y- 180 KAPPA DELTA Row I: L. Leech, C. Christine, L. Pringle, A. Allen. Row 4: S. Kelso, J. McVicker, B. Johnston. Row 5: C. Row 2: C. Schindler, B. Purdy, J. Pasacic, D. Hall, M. Kaiippinen. P. Weise. Row 6: J. Timberlake, N. Jensen, Schmidt, B. Strong, M. Keim, N. Haven, J. Cunningham. G. Roos. Row 7: A. Evans, A. Lienard, E. Bell, P. Mc- Row i: F. Klimek, M. Harms, C. Moore, C. Burry. Kee, J. Thiele. 181 F. Ambill, Sec ' y; J. Bergman, Vice Pres.; K. Burkhart, Pres.; C. Dickson, Treas. Row 1: J. Andrews, E. Neff, K. Burkhart, D. Beswick. J. Pifer. Row 4: G. Topping, B. Flahault, C. Dickson, Row 2: E. Moore, A. Campbell, C. Butler, F. Ambill. P. Mattern, J. Bergman, S. Bletzinger. Row 3: M. Myers, J. Weichel, K. Y entch, C. Rodocoy, 182 On February 25, 1961, members and pledges of Delta Chi sorority became formally affiliated with the Phi Mu fraternity as Beta Upsilon chapter. Becoming a national sorority has been the ultimate goal of the Delta Chi ' s since May of 1959 when they were first recognized as a local sorority on Westminster ' s campus. In all college activities Delta Chi has made her con- tributions. During the fall semester Connie Rodocoy represented Delta Chi as a Homecoming Queen candi- date. The group also entered a float in the Homecoming competition and sponsored a booth for Greek Week- end. As charter members of Phi Mu the sorority partici- pated in Sing and Swing. And in May they held their annual spring formal. Delta Chi ' s camel-colored blazers have been replaced by black ones trimmed with red and bearing the red and gold shield of Phi Mu. Founded on service and brotherhood, Phi Mu is looking forward to many suc- cessful years at Westminster. Row 1: L. Houston, P. Kubach, C. Feigl, L. Kimmel, Sinninger, C. Brumfield. Row 4: M. A. Irvine. P. Al- B. Wallace. Row 2: S. Slumm, S. Doremus, L. Merwin, bright. L. Crecelius, M. Miller, T. Adam, S. Grumbling. D. Brown. M. Kier. Row 3: M. Chapin, M. Karns, J. 183 ■ SIGMA KAPPA Row 1: S. Rambo, 2nd Vice Pres.; J. Morley, Pres.; J. Antis, 1st Vice Pres. Row 2: M. Morris, Corr. Sec ' y; S. List, Rec. Sec ' y; P. Snyder, Treas. Row I: K. Wilson, S. Price. J. Pullen, K. Stahlman, L. Hileman, C. Laubach, J. Meckey, L. Conaway. Row 5: Martin, B. Bussman. Row 2: J. Morley, S. Rambo, J. L. Walker, B. Northam, D. Boyer. Row 6: S. Hellerman, Antis, S. List, P. Snyder, M. Morris. Row 3: B. Eazor, N. Lukens, L. Riser, A. Orr. Row 7: L. Henry, J. Mc- C. Sefton, G. Clark, P. Lockley, J. Gary. C. Austen, S. Crudden. J. Stein. Row 8: J. Baker, M. J. Meyer, S. Burns, P. Susko, A. Bickett, S. Heinlein. Row 4: L. Thunnell, J. Alexander. 184 To begin a very successful year, Sigma Kappa ' s Pat Lockley was crowned Home- coming Queen. Shortly following this event was Greek Weekend and the offer- ing of Sig Kap ' s Dunk a Sigma booth along with the entertainment of a song- dance routine to I Can ' t Say No. The philanthropy program was once again in full swing as Sigma Kappa helped to support the Maine Sea-Coast Mission and the Greek farm school. On the local level, tray favors were sent weekly to Overlook Sanitarium to help brighten the patients ' trays. When Christmas arrived, two Christmas parties were given — one at Overlook Sanitarium and one at Elmira Sanitarium, both of which were not only cheerful to the patients but to the mem- bers of Sigma Kappa as well. And one of the most rewarding experiences was the annual Mars Party at the Mars Children ' s Home. The Sig Kap ' s sponsored a pizza party for all sorority women and a home- cooked breakfast for the hardworking housemothers early one Saturday morn- ing. Second semester brought about rushing and the pledging of seventeen outstandmg girls of whom Sigma Kappa is very proud. Closing out the second semester was the spring formal held at the Broadhead Ho- tel in Beaver Falls. Thus, another successful year for the women of Sigma Kappa has drawn to a close. Row 1: C. Dalae, C. Harriman, B. Bradford. Row 2: M. Bishop, P. MacDonald, E. J. Sloan, K. Schmidt, P. Sill, C. Foti. Row 3: M. J. Gilmore, S. Fonzlow, S. Miller. Row 4: C. Feick, J. Morrow, K. McClure. Row 5: S. Shows, J. Olson. 185 The first big project for the women of Theta Upsilon during the 1960-61 school year was their float for Homecoming. Much to their pleasure, the Ben-Hur float placed second in the competition. Greek Weekend was the next project of busy fun. The Theta U mini- ature golf course was a hub bub of activity, and the evening was topped by T U ' s contribution to the en- tertainment — a gay Calypso number. Other Theta U features of the year included various house parties, the annual Do-nut Dunk, the Pledge slumber party, the sponsoring of a movie, and the pres- entation of a chapel program. Their two main service projects dealt with the altru- istic program of sending clothes and school supplies to the Navajo Indians and a friendly visit to the Elmira Home of the aged. The latter part of the year was spent in participation in Sing and Swing for Parent ' Weekend and in Sig- lympics. The year was then brought to a happy close by the sorority ' s spring formal. B. Crout, Rec. Sec ' y; D. Rhodes, Treas.; R Pres.; J. Harris, Vice Pres. Row 1: A. Johnson, J. Spring, C. Humes, N. Cofer, L. A. McHugh, G. Kiinzing, L. Vizard. Row 2: N. J. Beneke, M. L. Williams, C. Paul, J. Simpson. Row 3: D. Rhodes, M. A. Kaiser, B. Crout, J. Harris, A. Ken- nedy, J. Miller, K. Mansell. Row 4: C. Holroyd, A. Styles, C. Peterson, L. Atkinson. Row 5: G. Smith, M. E. Paige, J. Patterson, J. Beecher, C. Johnson. Row 6: D. Houser, R. Forrest. Row 7: M. L. Boyer, L. Studt, L. Beliion, C. Reinsel. Row 8: M. Landwehr, M. Reed. Row 9: C. Abernathy, K. Seelar, S. Beveridge. Row 10: L. Rapp, S. Beitel. 187 Row J: R. Miller, D. Joslin, D. Kovac, B. Williams, B. Franke, W. Stetson. Row 5: B. Mann, L. Logan, D. Zinsner, J. Howells, G. Wood. Row 2: W. Christy, J. Cairns, L. Hrabak, S. Woods, P. Fosberg. Row 6: B. Filbern, R. Henderson, D. Brenneman, W. Miller, R. Good. Row 3: E. Palmer, T. Newell, D. Heck, D. Mihaloew, A. Beverly. T. Mansell. Row 7: D. Gamble, L. R. Rabatin, K. Miller. Row 4: J. Walker, J. Webster, J. Smith, Curry, R. Boughton, L. Chase, R. Pierson. J. Elder. The Alpha Sigs began this year ' s activities with a Freshman Week redecoration of the first floor of their house. This project was enhanced later in the year with the gift of new chapter room furniture from the senior class. Formal activities began with Homecoming Weekend when the Titans Whitewashed Geneva, and the Alpha Sigs won their fourth consecutive display trophy. I.F.C. week saw the campus hit by Jack Sharp as Popeye and Old Main tower temporarily decorated with a spinach can. At the Greek Carnival much time was hilariously spent feeding the faculty. One of the most rewarding activities of Alpha Nu chapter was the annual Christ- mas party for underprivileged children. The Christmas formal at the Adams House in Irwin was the scene for the crowning of the Alpha Sig Sweetheart. The beginning of the second semester found the men of Alpha Sigma Phi busily engaged in rushing. The very successful results — thirty-three new Alpha Sigs. A temporary break was taken in the activity of the pledge period for the spring formal at Squaw Creek Country Club. The year ended with the third annual Siglympics and a successful softball season. 188 Row 1: R. Ericson, D. Deuel, R. Hckert, H. Pollack, C. Myers. Row 5: i. Royal, B. Bianchi, A. Smith, D. John- Lloyd. Row 2: P. Sparks, D. Miller, B. Krampf, B. son, C. Zellers, R. Kosits. Row 6: D. Campbell, K. George, A. Kasenter, D. Post. Row 3: B. Douds, H. Schneidmiller, M. Miller, D. Groo, R. Sleckitis, B. Gal- Shelton, B. Schmidt, B. Wheeler, D. Graham. Row 4: breath. T. Nesbit, D. Bushko, D. Ruggiero, D. Stewart, B. Row 1: J. Donaldson, Pres.; R. Morrison, Vice Pres.; D. Grear, Corr. Sec ' y. Row 2: R. Harvey, Rec. Sec ' y; D. Sass, Treas. Row 1: D. Forsythe, J. Stewart, D. Henderson, D. Mc- Laughlin, C. Nier, D. Schlafer, J. Miller. Row 2: J. Speer, J. Donaldson, J. Wilson, D. Smith, G. Perm, R. Eckert, B. Reed, D. Sass. Row 3: F. Tarr, B. Repack. Row 4: J. Hamilton, B. Patterson, G. Forsythe, F. Mu- der. Row 5: L. Hazlett, H. Kells, G. Voynick, J. Haugh, R. Walker, W. Jones, A. Davis, S. Kirschler. Row 6: E. Baum, B. Lockhart, D. Alms, F. Wilson, B. Foltz, P. George, B. Staats. Row 7: J. Slocum, D. Nelson, P. Car- fagna, R. Morrison, D. Amsdell, J. Wilson, D. Bower- sox, B. Costello, D. Grear, R. Harvey. The 1960-61 year was begun for Beta Phi when the chapter received the National Phi Kappa Tau Coopera- tion Trophy for the second consecutive year. The annual tea held for the freshmen women and members of the faculty and administration followed in late September. Edgewood Country Club in Pittsburgh was the scene of the Christmas Formal, and the first semester was climaxed by the successful second annual Snow Ball. A Phi Tau Sweetheart for the year was chosen at the spring formal which was held at the Shenango Inn in Sharon. The annual fraternity picnic brought an event- ful year for Phi Kappa Tau to a close. Row 1: D. Williams, H. Musser, K. Weber. Row 2: R. Robin- son, R. Sprague, J. Hutchinson, E. Diehl. 191 Row I: W. Growney, D. Smith, S. Stolarik, J. Steele, D. Graf, L. Houston, V. Clay. Row 2: B. Markovitz, D. Duerksen, A. Girdwood, M. Tuttle, B. Dunlap, M. Seanor, B. Anderson, P. McNelly, D. Nevin, B. Latta. Row 3: G. Martin, T. Truxell, D. White, J. Pavlin, B. Houston, D. Scott, S. Hamilton. Row 4: D. Huemme, W. McGill, H. Miller, R. Snyder, J. Miller, B. Neely, D. Voigt, R. Christiansen. Row 5: D. Hoegel, B. Ress, J. Kells, R. Galbreath, A. Foster, J. Plummer. Row 6: J. Horn, J. Sergi, L. Davenport, J. Dugan, M. Peterson, B. Thompson. Row 7: B. Alter, B. Snider, D. Murdock, T. Stanley, D. Young, G. Oakley, D. McCune. The men of Sigma Nu carried on tradition by again winning the intramural softball and football champion- ships as well as making an outstanding showing in the three intramural basketball leagues. Sigma Nu was re- paid for its efforts in basketball by winning the I.F.C. trophy. The annual I.F.C. King campaigns in November brought another honor to Sigma Nu when they brought Mr. Lucky, Circus Boy, Animal Lover, and Oliver Cool to Westminster ' s campus in the person of Mr. Chame- leon. The clever and well-organized efforts of the group earned the title of I.F.C. King for Bob Dunlap and Sig- ma Nu. Highlighting the social season of the first semester were a Christmas formal at the Pick-Roosevelt Hotel in Pittsburgh and a tea which was attended by faculty, administration, and freshman women. In the latter half of the year the White Rose formal was held at Edgewood Country Club in Pittsburgh, featuring the crowning of the White Rose Queen. Also, the year was characterized by several house parties and open houses at the Sigma Nu Manse. With the acquisition of a fine pledge class, the men of Sigma Nu were well pleased with a successful and rewarding year. ] 92 W. Growney, Commander; A. Girdwood, Lt. Com- mander; L. Houston, Treas.; R. Christiansen, Recorder. Row 1: P. Craycraft, A. Ambrose, D. ShoU, E. Schade, Parks, P. Friedman. Row 4: W. Swift, S. Williams, M. D. Boyd, R. Lemon. Row 2: H. Marsh, D. Karlson, T. Hitchins, B. Wright, A. Hengerer, B. Walker. Row 5: J. Anderson, J. Glaser, D. Campbell, B. Hannigan. Row 3: Kline, D. Gies, R. Kells, D. Wagner, J. McColgin, D. B. Walker, J. Salyards, D. Schrecengost, J. Riggans, J. Wolfe, R. Hustwit. 193 SIGMA PHI EPSILON II elli, S. Rudick, R. Zadroga. Row 3: F. Scott, D. Coleman, R. Hennon, C. Cumerick, T. Mier, S. Pekich, J. White, C. Shaw, J. Dick, P. McNavish, G. Susi, C. Michael. D. Coleman, Sec ' y; N. Bemiss, Treas.; J. Mather, Pres.; B. Douds, Vice Pres. The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity be- gan the 1960-61 school year with the an- nual tea for freshman women at their newly remodeled house. Aided by alum- ni, the Sig Eps revamped their house on New Castle Street giving it the effect of a southern mansion. Future plans to improve the house include a new kitchen and dining area. During the IPC campaigns, the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon presented Ward Greil as the Playboy. In May, 1960, the fraternity received the trophy from the College for the highest scholarship aver- age among the fraternities on campus. The Sig Eps also won the intramural foot- ball championship. The second semester saw a successful intramural basketball season and the ro- mantic Sig Ep Sweetheart dance featuring the crowning of their sweetheart. The members of Sigma Phi Epsilon look back on a happy, busy and success- ful year. 195 FOOTBALL For the third year in a row the West- minster Titans captured the West Penn Conference Title, boasting a 5-0 confer- ence record and a 5-3 season record. With only ten returning lettermen Coach Burry and his assistants were able to de- velop the squad into real champions. The season ' s opener found Juniata defeating the Titans 6-0. In the second non-con- ference game Indiana State Teachers College set back the Titans, 20-7. West- minster scored first on a pass from Susi to Pekich. This lead was short-lived, however, as Indiana scored twice in the first half and once again in the second half. Against neighboring Grove City the Burrymen won their first WPC con- test by the score of 19-6. Westminster ' s first score came on a handoff from Susi to Ferguson after a Grove City fumble. Freshman quarterback Herb Ellis inter- cepted a Wolverine pass on the West- minster goal line and ran it back 96 yards. On the next play, Gensamer scored on a handoff from Ellis. In the second half Gensamer scored again and Susi ' s conversion was good. Westmin- ster ' s Homecoming was a success as the Titans nipped Geneva, 7-6. Geneva took the lead as Pupi scored from the one yard fine. The Titans rallied as Ellis hit Pekich with a 23 yard touchdown pass. Susi ' s conversion was good and the game ' s scoring ended there. The Titans won their third straight conference game by defeating St. Vincent, 14-6, on passes from Susi to Gensamer and Ellis to Pe- kich, respectively. The following week Waynesburg was trounced, 42-14, as Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster Westminster 0 7 19 7 14 42 0 46 Juniata Indiana STC Grove City Geneva St. Vincent Waynesburg Slippery Rock Carnegie Tech 6 20 6 6 6 14 18 20 198 Row 1: D. Knowles, P. McNelly, D. Graf, B. Markovitz, F. Wilkes, R. Frisco, A. Girdwood, S. Pekich, M. Holm. Row 2: N. Bemiss, C. Michael, G. Ferguson, D. Schlafter, G. Susi, T. Babiak, B. Gensemer, F. Jacks. Row 3: B. McKnight, B. Alex- ander, W. Swift, P. McNavish, P. Freidman, H. Ellis, R. Lemon, C. Kumer, B. Friends. Row 4: J. Lee, T. Schriver, R. Marsh, B. Walker, J. Lynch, J. Walker, J. Zwergel, B. Hannigan. Row 5; Dr. Burry, D. Lane, Mr. Rild. Westminster clinched a tie for the con- ference title. In the first half the Titans scored on passes from Susi to Pekich and Susi to Gensamer. Susi began the second half with a touchdown pass to Wilkes. Gensamer scored twice and Susi cli- maxed a great day by scoring the sixth touchdown of the day and his sixth con- secutive extra point of the game. At Slippery Rock the Titans had an off day as they lost on a rain-soaked field, 18-0. They closed the 1960 season by tram- pling Carnegie Tech, 46-20, thus winning the title. Gerry Ferguson, Ron Frisco, Paul McNelly, and Steve Pekich were elected to the All-Conference team. 200 Westminster College was awarded the All-Sports Trophy in the fall of 1960 for the second consecutive year. The rotating trophy is awarded to the West Penn Conference team which compiles the most points per year in the nine varsity sports. The points are awarded on the basis of two points for each victory and one point for each tie. The teams which compete for this trophy are Carnegie Tech, Duquesne, Geneva, St. Francis, St. Vincent, Waynesburg, and Westminster. The following sports are considered: football, cross country, basketball, swimming, baseball, golf, tennis, track, and rifle. Westminster enters teams in all but rifle and compiled a total of 93 points while winning conference championships in football, cross coun- try, basketball, tennis, track, and split a 5-way tie for honors in baseball. Geneva was second in the bids for the trophy with 68 points. Carnegie Tech won the trophy the tirst time it was awarded and Westminster has won it the two years since then. Beginning with the 60-61 sports season the trophy will be awarded in the spring of the year, the points being accumulated to March 15. It will continue to follow this pattern, thus eliminating the summer holdover for the presentation. 201 CROSS COUNTRY Coach C. Oliver, E. Pollock, B. Kerr, P. Sanders, T. Truxell, D. Zinsner, S. Williams. Season ' s Results WESTMINSTER 18 ST. FRANCIS 43 WESTMINSTER 39 OBERLIN 19 WESTMINSTER 21 WAYNESBURG 39 WESTMINSTER 15 CARNEGIE TECH 40 WESTMINSTER 35 GENEVA 20 WESTMINSTER 50 SLIPPERY ROCK 15 WESTMINSTER 26 DUQUESNE 29 WESTMINSTER 26 GROVE CITY 30 202 The 1960 Titan Cross Country team had a conference record of five wins and one loss. Their season record was 5-3. Coached by Cleve Oliver and captained by Paul Sanders, the team had only one returning letterman other than Sanders, this was sophomore Bob Kerr. Paul Sand- ers, nucleus of the team for the past four years, holds both the school and course records here. Paul placed first in all but one conference meet this year, his loss due to an injury. He has lost only a few times in his four years of running. Sam Williams, a freshman prospect, hurt his leg and was forced to drop out after his first meet. Junior Dave Zinsner, a new- comer, did an excellent job this past year. Two freshman standouts are Jim Ledrick and Ed Pollack. The scoring in cross country is given according to places, i.e., 1 point for 1st place, etc., and then a team ' s places are totaled. This means that the winning team is the team with the fewest points. In the Titans ' first run they clobbered St. Francis 18 to 45. A strong team from Oberlin defeated the Titans 19-39. West- minster returned to the win column with a 21-39 score against Waynesburg. Car- negie Tech forfeited because of an ineli- gible runner to give Westminster their third victory. Geneva then handed the Titans a 20-35 setback, and Slippery Rock Teachers College smothered the Westminster runners 15-50. The Titans slipped past Duquesne 26-29. Grove City fell to Westminster in the last run, 26-30. In the All-Conference meet held at Grove City this year the Titans took third place. Paul Sanders, who had won this meet two years in a row, was first with only a half-mile to go when he fell over a cable stretched across the course and was hurt. Mr. Oliver talks it over with Kerr, Ledrick, and Pollock. Captain Paul Sanders 203 BASKETBALL Row 1: S. Daglish, R. Galbreath, S. Stolarik, J. Steele, Kells, L. Skiircenski, J. Dugan, M. Holm. Mr. Rild. W. Sallade, W. Douds. Row 2: Mr. Oliver, R. Douds, J. Season ' s Results REGULAR SEASON 18 WON 3 LOST DISTRICT 30 N.A.I.A. PLAYOFF WESTMINSTER 68 GENEVA 55 WESTMINSTER 91 MANSFIELD 68 N.A.I.A. TOURNAMENT WESTMINSTER 68 ARKANSAS 60 WESTMINSTER 85 NEWBERRY 73 WESTMINSTER 35 WINSTON-SALEM 33 WESTMINSTER 44 GRAMBLING 45 WESTMINSTER 84 N. MICHIGAN 101 204 Coach Buzz Ridl ' s Towering Ti- tans compiled a tremendous record in the 1960-1961 season, continuing to make Westminster College synonymous with good basketball. In what most peo- ple considered to be a rebuilding year, the flashy quintet finished the season with an excellent 23 wins against 5 losses. The not so towering Titans with only one regular returning from last year ' s squad had 18 regular season victories, in- cluding two impressive wins over the University of Pittsburgh. They suffered two conference losses to Geneva by a to- tal of five points and one non-conference loss to Bucknell. Led by senior co-cap- tains Jack Steele and Steve Stolarik, the Titans completed the team with juniors Bill and Bob Douds, Ron Galbreath, sophomore Warren Sallade and freshman Lou Skurcenski. With any member of the team capable of being top point man Coach Ridl was able to develop one of the most evenly balanced teams in the area. As a team the Titans averaged 77 points a game while limiting the oppos- ing teams to an average of 62 points. The widest margin of victory was against Thiel, a fifty point spread, 99-49. The narrowest was a squeaker in Kansas City against Winston-Salem, N. C, 35-33. The outstanding regular season record of the Titans along with their high Dun- kle Rating enabled them to compete on the N.A.I.A. District 30 playoffs. In these playoffs they defeated Geneva, 68- 55, and handed Mansfield their first de- feat of the season with a comfortable 9 1 - 68 victory over the Mountaineers. They then advanced to the N.A.I.A. Tournament in Kansas City for the third year in a row. The top-ranked Titans, sporting one of the smallest teams in the tourney, won their first three games, ad- vancing to the semi-finals for the second straight year. Westminster then played Grambling College and lost to the gigan- tic Louisiana team 45-44 in a thriller. The following night Westminster lost to Northern Michigan, 101-84, in an ex- perimental thirty second rule contest. Grambling went on to defeat George- town, Kentucky by 20 points for N.A.I.- A. Championship. Our congratulations are extended to Coach Buzz Ridl for his excellent teaching and coaching of the Titans dur- ing this rebuilding year, and best wishes to him and the team for the com- ing season. Coach Ridl with Freshmen B. Hennon, Schrecengost, S. Daglish, L. Skurcenski, and J. Riggans. Ron Galbreath, former Wampum High star has been a key man in the Titan attack for three years. This year Ron has been a real standout. One of the most accurate shots in Westminster ' s history, Ron shot a re- markable 80% from the foul line and 55% from the field. He tied the school ' s single game scoring record (set by Chuck Davis in 1960) with forty points against Bucknell. He set a new Westminster season record with 607 points and is eighth among Titan all-time scorers with a total of 1081 tallies. Included in Galbreath ' s other honors are: Second team Associated Press Little All-America; first team Associated Press All-State; first team District 30 N.A.- I.A.; first team Pittsburgh Press All-District; Most Valuable Player, West Penn Conference; Honorable Mention U.P.I. Little All-American; and the All- Opponent teams of Bucknell, Carnegie Tech, Pitt, and Waynesburg. Coach Charles Buzz Ridl ' s ability was again recog- nized, as he was named District Small College Coach of the Year. It was only a small token of the great honor this coach deserves. N.A.I. A. Ail-American Ron Galbreath 207 SWIMMING Row 1: J. Miller, R. Boughton, S. Woods, E. Schade, J. Slocum, W. McGill. Row 2: T. Mansell, J. O ' Donnell, D. Webster, C. Zellers, H. Lutton. Season ' s Results WESTMINSTER 25 SLIPPERY ROCK 70 WESTMINSTER 35 GROVE CITY 60 WESTMINSTER 42 CARNEGIE TECH 53 WESTMINSTER 31 GROVE CITY 69 WESTMINSTER 28 SLIPPERY ROCK 61 WESTMINSTER 32 CARNEGIE TECH 58 WESTMINSTER 36 ALLEGHENY 50 208 Captain Don McClure Freestyling junior Jim O ' Donnell The Titan Tankmen had much difficuhy in the 1960-61 season. With only four lettermen from last year swimming, Coach Burry had a challenge upon his hands. Academic probation, graduation, and lack of interest, reduced last year ' s capable squad to a few trusty diehards. Ed Schade, a transfer student from Case Tech, showed much abihty and potential, but due to his status was ineligible in competition. The four men who received letters this year were senior captain Don McClure, senior Tom Mansell, junior Jim O ' Donnell, and sophomore Frank Clark. These men were also the only returnees from last year ' s team. Jim O ' Donnell set two records this past season in the 440 yard freestyle. The two records were the Grove City College pool record and the Penn-Ohio conference record. Jim ' s time was 5:04.3. At the opening relays held at Grove City, Westmin- ster placed sixth. In their opening meet a week later against Slippery Rock, the Titans suffered what was to be their worst defeat of the year, 70-25. Westminster dropped the next two meets to Grove City and Carne- gie Tech, respectively. At the next meet the Grovers again turned back the struggling Titans. The limited schedule found Westminster facing Slippery Rock and Carnegie Tech again. The Titan swimmers dropped these two and their final meet with Allegheny. In the Penn-Ohio Championships Westminster placed fourth, it was here that Jim O ' Donnell set his records. 209 Row 1: J. McNavish, C. Cummerick, W. Douds, R. Douds, Cox, J. Sergi. Row 3: H. Ellis, J. Lynch, D. Wagner, B. G. Susi. Row 2: D. Schrecengost, J. Riggans, D. Knowles, P. Schmidt, W. Sallade. Row 4: Dr. Christy, Mr. Ridl. BASEBALL The Westminster baseballers of 1961 compiled an excellent 11-2 won-lost rec- ord. Coach Ridl ' s men took nine of eleven conference games and finished as con- ference co-champions with Geneva. Defeats to Geneva and Grove City, each by a single run, spoiled the Titans ' bid for a perfect season. Pacing the Titans from the mound was Gene Susi. Susi had four victories against no losses and an earned run average of 1.17. Bob Douds was second with a 3-2 record and an E.R.A. of 1.72. Warren Sallade and Charley Cummerick each had two wins and no losses, with E.R.A.s of 2.52 and 4.68, respectively. Bob Douds and Dave Schreckengost furnished the big bats for the Titans. Bob was high with an average of .341 and Dave was second with .325. The Titans scored a total of 93 runs and held their opponents to only 31. An excellent combi- nation of pitching, hitting and fielding contributed to the diamond-men ' s fine rec- ord. Last, but not least, the coaching of Charles Buzz Ridl was again a big factor in bringing the Titans to the top. Assisted by Wayne Christy and Carl Kosac, Westminster ' s mentor took advantage of every opportunity, coaching a thinking game rather than an automatic game, and keeping up the hustle and spirit of the players. 210 The Douds brothers — Bob and Bill Season ' s Results WESTMINSTER 4 GENEVA 2 WESTMINSTER 10 SLIPPERY ROCK 5 WESTMINSTER 10 ST. FRANCIS 0 WESTMINSTER 19 ST. FRANCIS 1 WESTMINSTER 11 GROVE CITY 0 WESTMINSTER 5 SLIPPERY ROCK 4 WESTMINSTER 3 GENEVA 4 WESTMINSTER 3 WAYNESBURG 1 WESTMINSTER 2 WAYNESBURG 1 WESTMINSTER 6 GROVE CITY 7 WESTMINSTER 11 ST. VINCENT 3 WESTMINSTER 6 ST. VINCENT 2 WESTMINSTER 3 DUQUESNE 1 211 TRACK Row 1: E. Pollock, M. Seanor. B. Dunlap, Co-Capt.; P. Sand- ers, Co-Capt.; F. Wilkes, T. Truxell, D. Smith. Row 2: S. Wil- liams, J. Dick, B. McKnight, B. Frenz, D. McLaughlin, B. Hannigan. Row 3: D. Campbell, J. Brown, B. Thompson, S. Pekich, R. Hustwit, W. Swift, Dr. Burry. During the 1961 season the Westminster College dropped its first West-Penn Conference meet since the forming of the conference two years ago. The Titans were strong again in the distances, pole vault and high jump, but due to graduation and academic probation Westminster was weak in the dashes. Running the mile and two mile were senior captain Paul Sanders, who holds the school and track records in both these events, Sam WiUiams, a freshman with the desire and ability to keep the Titans placing in the distances after Sanders ' graduation, Dave McLaughlin and Ed Pollack, sophomore and freshman newcomers to the team. In the half-mile Westminster had two great runners in Steve Pekich and Tom Truxel. Steve broke the 54 year old school record set in 1907 by Hugh Lambie. Lambie ' s time was 1:58.0 and Pekich ' s Paul Sanders wins the two mile run. Fred Wilkes going up and over. time was 1:57.2. Sophomore John Dick was the 440 yard man for the Titans. Bill Frenz and Jim Brown ran the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Sophomore letter- man, Bob Thompson, and freshman Ron Hustwit ran the high and low hurdles. In the field events, big Fred Wilkes held the fort at the high jump bar. Fred set school and field records in this event this year, jumping 6 ' 4 . Sophomore G. David Smith, a newcomer this year, did an excellent job high jumping and broad jumping. Wilkes also broad jumped this year. Bob Dunlap and Bill McKnight both cleared 12 ' in the pole vault to furnish the Titans with many 1st and 2nd combinations. In the discus, freshman Jim McCaulgin did a fine job. Bob Alter, Tom Truxel and Wayne Swift threw the javelin and Norm Bemiss and Bob Hannigan were the Titan shot-putters. In their first two meets the thinclads defeated St. Francis and Carnegie Tech. They then lost to Baldwin- Wallace, Grove City and Slippery Rock. Waynesburg fell to the Titans, who took a second place in the West- Penn Conference meet the following week. The Ge- neva team nipped the Titans in their final meet 66-65. 213 TENNIS The 1961 Titan netters were West-Penn Conference co-champions with Geneva. Since the coming of Coach Cleve Oliver in 1959, the Titans have won or tied for the tennis championship. Team co-captains this year were seniors Ray Pierson and Bill Repack. Both Pier- son and Repack have lettered for four consecutive years, and each has lost only two matches in as many years. Ray Pierson was first man and Jim Glaser was second man. Mark Peterson and Bill Repack were third and fourth men, respectively. They were followed in order by Joe Plummer and Tom Cooke. Newcomers this year were sophomores Frank Clark, Jim Glaser, Bill Walker, and junior Tom Cooke. Those who re- ceived letters were: Tom Cooke (1st), Jim Glaser (1st), George Martin (1st), Don McClure (2nd), Mark Peterson (2nd), Joe Plummer (2nd), Ray Pier- son (4th) and Bill Repack (4th). The Titans won their first four matches. They de- feated Grove City in their opening match, 8-1. Then followed a victory over Duquesne 6-3. The netters edged past Carnegie Tech 5-4, and smashed Waynes- burg 8-1. A 5-4 loss to Geneva interrupted the Titans ' winning streak, but they recovered to win their remain- ing four matches. After a 9-0 walloping of St. Francis the Titans took third in the West-Penn matches. The following week the racket-men shut out Waynesburg in a return match, 9-0. A 7-0 partially rained-out match against St. Vincent found the Titans holding their opponents scoreless for the third straight match. A final 6-3 win over Duquesne assured the Titans a share of the West-Penn Conference Championship. Co-Captains Bill Repack and Ray Pierson. Season ' s Results WESTMINSTER 8 GROVE CITY 1 WESTMINSTER 6 DUQUESNE 3 WESTMINSTER 5 CARNEGIE TECH 4 WESTMINSTER 8 WAYNESBURG 1 WESTMINSTER 4 GENEVA 5 WESTMINSTER 9 ST. FRANCIS 0 WESTMINSTER 9 WAYNESBURG 0 WESTMINSTER 7 ST. VINCENT 0 WESTMINSTER 6 DUQUESNE 3 Row 1: R. Pierson, J. Plummer, J. Glaser, D. McClure, T. Cooke. Row 2: Mr. Oliver, M. Peterson, B. Repack, G. Martin. 215 GOLF The golf team coached by Athletic Di- rector G. C. Washabaugh finished the 1961 season with a record of five wins and five losses. The team had six letter- men this year: Senior captain Bob Alter, seniors Bob Dunlap and Wally Growney, juniors Bob Amsdell and George Bilo- wick, and freshman Bob Wheeler. The Titans will be looking for new talents next year with the graduation of four men. The season opened with a triangle match between St. Vincent, St. Francis and Westminster. St. Vincent scored SVi as compared to the Titans ' IV2, and St. Francis scored 5 against 2 for Westmin- ster. The next match was again with St. Vincent, who defeated the Titans for the second straight time, AVi-lVi. Waynes- burg handed the Titan linksmen their fourth loss, 4-3. Westminster then won a triangle match with Duquesne and Car- negie Tech. The Dukes forfeited, 2-0, while the Engineers dropped the match 4Vi-2Vi. The Titans took their third straight by defeating Waynesburg 5-2. The golfers traveled to Latrobe for the W.P.I.A.C. matches, where they took a 5th place. Geneva enabled them to con- tinue their regular season match victo- ries by bowing 7-0. Grove City ' s golfers then put a stop to the now rolling Ti- tans by downing them SVi-lVi. West- minster then finished the season with a 4 to 3 victory over Duquesne. Bob Alter was awarded the senior tro- phy which is presented to three year let- termen. Captain Bob Alter with George Bilowiek, 1962 captain. 216 Season ' s Results WESTMINSTER 11 2 ST. VINCENT 51 2 WESTMINSTER 2 ST. FRANCIS 5 WESTMINSTER 2 1 2 ST. VINCENT 4 ' 2 WESTMINSTER 3 WAYNESBURG 4 WESTMINSTER 2 DUQUESNE 0 WESTMINSTER 41 2 CARNEGIE TECH 21 2 WESTMINSTER 5 WAYNESBURG 2 WESTMINSTER 7 GENEVA 0 WESTMINSTER 11 2 GROVE CITY 51 2 WESTMINSTER 4 DUQUESNE 3 W. Growney. B. Wheeler, G. Bilowick, Mr. Washabaugh, B. 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Tabor, New Jersey ALBRIGHT, PATRICIA: 1323 Elm Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania ALEXANDER, JOYCE: 82 Ivylea, Buffalo, New York ALEXANDER, ROBERT: California Avenue, Oakmont, Pennsylvania ALLEN, ANN: 216 Rosemont Avenue, Erie, Pennsylvania ALLEN, BARBARA: 228 Cedar Street, Delanco, New Jersey ALMES, DON: M.R. 10, Box 189, Apollo, Pennsylvania ALTER, ROBERT: 441 Avon Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania ALTONEN, BARBARA: R.D. 1, Ringoes, New Jersey AMBILL, FAY: 121 South Fourth Street, Duquesne, Pennsylvania AMBROSE, ANDREW: 409 Maple Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania AMBROSE, RAYMOND: 454 Keystone Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania ANDERSON, JANET: 344 Landon Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ANDERSON, LEROY: 419 Neshannock Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsyl vania ANDERSON, THOMAS: 2045 East Brook Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania ANDERSON, WILLIAM J.: 344 Landon Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ANDERSON, WILLIAM N.: 2 Lakeside Drive, Matawah, New Jersey ANDREWS, JUDY: 141 Vernon Circle, Buffalo 21, New York ANGEHR, SUSANNE: 416 Penn Street, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania ANTIS, JOAN: 1133 Brookside Drive, Greensburg, Pennsylvania ARFIELD, JOHN: 2428 Seventh Avenue, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania ARN, MARY-JO: 432 South Main, Columbiana, Ohio ARTZBERGER, CHARLES: 229 West Burgess Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ATKINSON, LOUISE: 407 Highland Avenue, New Castle, Delaware AUSTEN, CAROL: 4848 Middle Road, Allison Park, Pennsylvania BABIAK, THOMAS: Madison Avenue, Herminie, Pennsylvania BAIERL, GRETCHEN: 28 Pioneer Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BAIERL, JANET: 28 Pioneer Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BAILEY, ELLEN: R.D. 1, Freeport, Pennsylvania BAILEY, RICHARD: 113 lola Street, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania BAIRD, NANCY: Dutch Road, R.D. 1, Lake City, Pennsylvania BAKER, JUDITH: 822 Washington Avenue, Tyrone, Pennsylvania BALL, NANCY: 5354 Large Street, Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania BARBALE, IRENE: 2716 Bird Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania BARBARAS, ANN: Box 205, Laughlintown, Pennsylvania BARCUS, ROBERT: 262 Windermere Avenue, Lansdowne, Pennsylvania BARKER, JAMES: Shepard Street, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania BARKMAN, BYRON: 112 Temona Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania BARMORE, DARA: 6 Jerome Place, Upper Montclair, New Jersey BARNHART, DEANNA: R.D. 5, Butler, Pennsylvania BARR, SUSAN: 97 Martsolf Avenue, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania BARTHOLOMEW, RAYMOND: R.D. 1, Mercer, Pennsylvania BAUM, EDWARD: 253 East Main, Middletown, Pennsylvania BAUM, NORMA: Winter Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania BAXTER, CAROLYN: 36 McLean, Highland Park, Michigan BEACHUM, SALLY: 610 Pinetree Drive, Severna Park, Maryland BEATTY, MARY.LYNNE: 415 Ridge Street, New Kensington, Pennsylvania BECK, ROBERT: 6334 Torrington Road, Nashville, Tennessee BEECHER, JANET: 400 Henry Street, Fairview, New Jersey BEITEL, SUSAN: 356 Huntington, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BELL, ELAINE: 48 Hempstead, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BELLAIRS, WALLI: 104 N. Concord Street, Havertown, Pennsylvania BELLION, ELIZABETH: 57 Clinton Street, Babylon, New York BEMISS, NORMAN: Lake Street, North East, Pennsylvania BENEKE, NORA JOAN: 604 Allen Lane, Media, Pennsylvania BENFORD, CAROL: 500 Depot, Latrobe, Pennsylvania BENNETT, HELEN: 398 Brookfield Road, Hubbard, Ohio BERGMAN, JUDY: R.D. 1, Box 210, Derry, Pennsylvania BERNABO. ARTHUR: McKinley Street, Bolivar, Pennsylvania BERNHARD, SARA: 112 Shangri Lane, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania BESWICK, ELIZABETH: 115 Tremont, Greensburg, Pennsylvania BEVERIDGE, SUE: Main Street, Kersey, Pennsylvania BEVERLY, ALLAN: 1044 Lindale Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania BIANCHI, ROBERT: 333 Vernon Drive, West Newton, Pennsylvania BICKETT, ANN: R.D. 5, Xenia, Ohio BILOWICK, GEORGE: 208 Christie Street, Butler, Pennsylvania BISHOP, MARY: 102 Kinross Lane, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BISSELL, DONALD: 17 Farley Avenue, Washington, Pennsylvania BLAIR, JOHN: Duffy Road, Butler, Pennsylvania BLAKE, CAROLYN: 3008 Claremont Road, Shaker Heights 22, Ohio BLETZINGER, SUE: 341 Parker Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania BOARDMAN, ANN: 521 West Main, Monongahela, Pennsylvania BODER, SUSAN: 4604 Beacon Hill, Columbus, Ohio BOGART, LARRY: R.D. 2, Jamestown, Pennsylvania BOOTHMAN, JANET- ANNE: 41 Wheelbarrow Lane, Wantagh, New York BOOTS, GERALD: Fombell, Pennsylvania BORTZ, BARBARA: Route 2, Saltsburg, Pennsylvania BOUGHTON, ROGER: 18 Park Drive, Vermilion, Ohio BOWERSOX, HAROLD: 225 Broad Street, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania BOYD, DOUGLAS: 34 Clifton Drive. Youngstown, Ohio BOYER, DEBORAH: 332 Dean Street, West Chester, Pennsylvania BOYER, KEITH: 271 Avenue C, New York, New York BOYER, MARY LU: 402 Victoria Avenue, Wilmington 4, Delaware BOYS, MARGARET: 4811 Wellington Drive, Chevy Chase 15, Maryland BRADDOCK, KAREN: 309 Newbur.n Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BRADFORD, ELIZABETH: 6 Forest Drive, Morris Plains, New Jersey BRALEY, SAMUEL: 108 Phillips Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania BRANSCOME, NANCY: 11 West Hazelcroft Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania BRENNEMAN, DAVID: 217 E. Meyer, New Castle, Pennsylvania BRIDGES, P ATRICIA: 2482 Willowbrook Road, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania BROCKMAN, CHARLES: llOVi S. Washington Street, Butler, Pennsylvania BRODERICK, DAVID: 401 Wyllis Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania BROWN, BONNIE: 137 E. Sheridan Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania BROWN. DONNA: 157 Parsons Drive, Hempstead, New York BROWN, GORDON: Mercer Road, Butler, Pennsylvania BROWN, JAMES: 2286 Cremona, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania BROWN, NANCY: 123 Mulberry Street, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania BROWNLEE. MARGARET: 253 Mt. Vernon Boulevard, Hamburg, New York BRUMFIELD, CAROL: R.D. 1, Harmony, Pennsylvania BURD, DONNA: Box 111, Woodville. Pennsylvania BURKHART. KAY: 617 Virginia Avenue Ext., Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania BURNS, SUE: Box 207, Sligo, Pennsylvania BURRY, CAROLE: 237 Francis Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania BUSHKO, DAVID: 300 Lincoln Street, Johnstown, 234 Pennsylvania BUSSMAN, BARBARA: 90 N. Sprague Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BUTLER, CAROL: 136 2nd Street North East, CarroUton, Ohio BYERS, ANDREW: Box 488, R.D. 4, Sewell, New Jersey CADWALLADER, CAROLYN: 7422 Richland Manor Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CAGNO, CARMEN: 112 N. Scott Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania CAIRNS, JOHN: 7813 Ruxway Road, Ruxton 4, Maryland CALKINS, RICHARD: 211 Mercer Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania CALVIN, ELIZABETH: 411 Allegheny Street, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania CAMPBELL, ANN: 1200 Mount Royal Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CAMPBELL, CHARLES: 109 E. Northview, New Castle, Pennsylvania CAMPBELL, DONALD: Box 134, R.D. 2, Clairton, Pennsylvania CAPTAIN, KAREN: 24 Fairmont Avenue, Duquesne, Pennsylvania CARFAGNA, PAUL: 29 Capitol Court, Farrell, Pennsylvania CARLSEN, VIRGINIA: 14104 Heath Field Court, Rockville, Maryland CARLSON, PATRICIA: 12 Monticello Street, Richfield Springs, New York CARMICHAEL, CARL: 2059 Washington Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CARR, JANET: 441 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania CARSON, CAROL YNE: 5748 Front Street, Verona, Pennsylvania CASPERSON, BARBARA: 22 Upyonda Street, Rumford, Rhode Island CAVITT, KAY: 909 Dickey Street, Tarentum, Pennsylvania CHAPIN, MAXINE: 12 Buena Vista Way, New Castle, Pennsylvania CHASE, LAWRENCE: Chestnut Street, South Duxbury, j j 3.ss3chu setts CHESLOCK, DONNA: Box 250, Meadowlands, Pennsylvania CHRISTIANSEN, RONAL: 155 Herbst Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania CHRISTINE, CYNTHIA: 1492 East Maple Road, Birmingham, Michigan CHRISTY, BARBARA: 152 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania CHRISTY, WALLACE: 152 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania CICEN, ANNE: 1385 Highland Road, Sharon, Pennsylvania CIK, MELVIN: 731 Addis Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania CLARK, CATHERINE: 5127 37th Road N., Arlington, Virginia CLARK, FRANK: 911 Eldora Place, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CLARK, GAIL: 3812 School Lane, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania CLARK, HAROLD: R.D. 7, Mercer, Pennsylvania CLARK, JAMES: 30618 Webster Street, Bay Village, Ohio CLARKE, JANIS: R.D. 1, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania CLAY, VAUGHN: Clemson, South Carolina CLICK, JOYCE: 519 Washington Road, McKeesport, Pennsylvania CLOSE, WILLIAM: Smithmill, Pennsylvania COFER, NANCY: 1636 Jamestown Place, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania COLEMAN, DAVID: 407 Franklin Street, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania COLEMAN, WILLIAM: 407 Franklin Avenue, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania COLES, JOHN: 236 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania COLES, ROBERT: 236 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania COLTON, GRANT: Ewah Road, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania CONAWAY, LINDA: 85 S. Hilands Drive, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania CONCELMAN, ROSE: 1437 Nixon Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania COOK, SUSAN: 609 7th Street, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania COOKE, GEORGENE: Elizabeth Street, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania COOKE, TOM: 2 Coursen Way, Madison, New Jersey COOLEY, JANET: R.D. 1, Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania COOLEY, LINDA: Main Street, Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania COOPER, JUDITH: 75 Race Street, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania COPE, ALFRED: 440 Miller Street, Butler, Pennsylvania COPPARD, LARRY: 56 Lambert Drive, Rochester 16, New York CORYEA, ANITA: 412 Lawnview Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania COSTELLO, WILLIAM: R.D. 2, Saxonburg Boulevard, Cheswick, Pennsylvania COWLES, ETHON: 502 Glenn Avenue, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania COX, PHILIP: 3000 Park Avenue, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania CRAIG, BONNIE: 610 Brurwood Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania CRANKSHAW, WILMA: 439 Shawnee D rive, Erie, Pennsylvania CRAYCRAFT, PAUL: 723 Maus Drive, Irwin, Pennsylvania CRECELIUS, LOUANNE: 3732 Bower Avenue, Akron 19, Ohio CREEK, MACY: 3312 Stewart Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania CREIGHTON, JAMES: 106 Heathmore Avenue, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania CROU , BARBARA: 103 Askewton Road, Severna, Maryland CULLINGS, SARA: Warner Road Ext., Vienna, Ohio CUMMERICK, CHARLES: R.D. 2, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania CUNNINGHAM, JUDITH: 6330 Union Avenue, N.E., Alliance, Ohio CURRY, LEROY: R.D. 3, Volant, Pennsylvania CYKON, TOM: 560 W. Champion Street, Warren, Ohio DAILEY, MARY LOU: 419 Bryan Avenue, Baden, Pennsylvania DALAE, ANNE: 219 S. Fairmount Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DALGLISH, SANFORD: 1029 Rumsey Avenue, Erie, Pennsylvania DALTON, RICHARD: Butler Street, Mercer, Pennsylvania DANGELO, ROSEMARIE: 14 Cedar Street, Warren, Pennsylvania DAVENPORT, LYNN: 1107 Ridge Avenue, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania DAVIDSON, EILEEN: 305 McKee Fording Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania DAVIS, ARTHUR: R.D. 1, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania DAVIS, JOHN: 514 Oakland Avenue, Greensburg, Pennsylvania DAVIS, MARIANNE: 809 MacFarlane Street, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania DAVIS, THOMAS: 109 N. High Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania DAVISON, JEAN: 718 Glen Avenue, Westfield, New Jersey DEAL, EDWIN: Meridian, Pennsylvania DEAL, JAMES: 403 S. 6th Street, Jeannette, Pennsylvania DECKER, JANICE: 2804 Huey Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania DENNEN, LELAND: 235 Crestview Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania DEPEW, JAMES: Ridgeway Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania DERKAS, JOAN: 593 River Ridge Drive, McKeesport, Pennsylvania DESILVEY, WILLIAM: Emanuel Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DEWEL, DAVID: 1116 Powers Run Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DEWIND, ROBIN: Annetta Drive, Bethel Park, Pennsylvania DICK, JOHN: 159 Meridan Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DICKSON, CAROL: 1015 LaClair Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania DICKSON, ELIZABETH: 8176 South Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio DIEFENBACH, LEE: 140 Wellington Street, Garden City, New York DIEGL, EDWIN: R.D. 3, Box 366, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania DILMAGHANI, DIANNE: R.D. 2, Mount Kisco, New York DINELLO, CAROL: 385 Oak Knoll, Warren, Ohio DONALDSON, JAMES: 120 S. Wade Street, Washington, Pennsylvania DONALDSON, JANET: 441 Spruce, Sharon, Pennsylvania DOREMUS, SALLY: 38 Lake Street, Girard, Pennsylvania DOUDS, ROBERT: 552 4th Street, Verona, Pennsylvania DOUDS, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Transfer, Pennsylvania DOUDS, WILLIAM: R.D. 1, Transfer, Pennsylvania DOUGALL, MELISSA: Esperance, New York DOWNALL, JUDITH: 14 Lincoln Street, Jeannette, Pennsylvania DREW, CAROL: 107 S. Marion Avenue, Wenonah, New Jersey DUGAN, JOHN: 547 Forest Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DUNBAR, JANICE: West Street, Antrim, New Hampshire DUNCAN, JEAN: 2837 Northampton Street, Washington 15, District of Columbia DUNLAP, ROBERT: 235 S. Liberty Street, BlairsviUe, Pennsylvania DUSCHEK, ROSE: R.D. 1, Box 115, Clairton, Pennsylvania DZUREC, KATHRYN: 427 Oliver Road, Edgeworth, Pennsylvania EAZOR, RUTH: 320 15th Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania ECKELMEYER, JUDITH: 724 Fern Street, Yeadon, Pennsylvania ECKERT, RAYMOND: 722 Ohio River Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ECKERT, RICHARD: 4741 Argonne, Youngstown, Ohio EDWARDS, VIRGINIA: 902 Washington Street, Louisville, Ohio EGER, BARBARA: 7330 Trevanion Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania EIDEL, CAROL: 512 W. Midiothian Street, Youngstown, Ohio EISEL, BARBARA: 2744 Westmoor Street, Cleveland, Ohio ELDER, JAMES: 1001 School Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania ELDER, SARA: 1001 School Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania ELLIOTT, ARTHUR: R.D. 3, Cortland, Ohio ELLIOTT, CAROLYN: 810 Woodward Avenue, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania ELLIS, HERBERT: 906 Vine Street, Connellsville, Pennsylvania ERDEKY, JOSEPH: 219 Meadowbrook Drive, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ERDEKY, SUSAN: 219 Meadowbrook Drive, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ERICKSON, RICHARD: 351 Westpark Lane, Clifton Heights, Pennsylvania EVANS, ALICE: 2358 Tangerine Drive, Sarasota, Florida EVANS, HELEN: 354 Castlewood Drive, Devon, Pennsylvania EVANS, JUDITH: 1525 Girard Avenue, Wyomissing, Pennsylvania FARQUHAR, ROBERTA: 510 Elmira Street, Monongahela, Pennsylvania FASSBACH, ROBERT: McNeal Road, Allison Park, Pennsylvania FAULDER, SUSAN: 210 Westwood Street, Orrville, Ohio FEARON, PAUL: 66 Atterbury Drive, Smithtown, New York FEICK, CAROL: 4364 Brightview Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FEIGL, CHRISTINE: 728 Catalpa Street, Teaneck, New Jersey FERGUSON, GERALD: Box 31, Manorville, Pennsylvania FERGUSON, MARILYN: 1220 State Street, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania FERGUSON, NATHAN: 326 S. Home Avenue, Avalon, Pennsylvania PERM, GORDON: 33 Chateau Terrace, Buffalo, New York FERRIER, PEGGY: R.D. 2, Box 346, Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania FETTERS, CRAIG: 2 Oak Drive, Poland, Ohio FIGLEY, SUE: 70 Highland Avenue, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania FILBERN, WILLIAM: 206 Water Street, West Newton, Pennsylvania FISCUS, KARYL: 389 Buhl Boulevard, Sharon, Pennsylvania FISHER, JAMES: 228 Carol Drive, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania FLAHAULT, BRENDA: 23 Albright Circle, Madison, New Jersey FLEGAL, SANDRA: 101 Elm Avenue, Hanover, Pennsylvania FLEMING, SARAH: Box 203D, R.D. 3, Apollo, Pennsylvania FOGELSANGER, SANDRA: 33 Oak Lane, Shippensburg, Pennsylvania FOLTZ, ROBERT: 332 Locust Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania FONZLOW, SHARON: 142 Paramount Parkway, Kenmore, New York FORREST, RHUDELL: 1107 Brodhead Road, Monaca, Pennsylvania FORREY, DONNA: 35 N. West Street, York, Pennsylvania FORSYTHE, DEAN: R.D. 2, Apollo, Pennsylvania FORSYTHE, GLENN: R.D. 1, Evans City, Pennsylvania FOSBURG, PETER: 905 Tice Plaza, Westfield, New Jersey FOSLER, JANICE: 905 Weatherbee Road, Towson 4, Maryland FOSTER, ELLEN: 431 W. Berkeley Street, Uniontown, Pennsylvania FOSTER, ALLEN: 413 Euclid Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania FOTI, CAROLE: 345 Hamilton Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania FRANKE, WILLIAM: 615 W. Ohio Street, Sebring, Ohio FRAZER, GAIL: 734 Clarendon Road, Narberth, Pennsylvania FRAZIER, VIRGINIA: 2354 Vodeli Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FREES, LINDA: R.D. 2, Birdsboro, Pennsylvania FRENZ, WILLIAM: 825 Center Avenue, Avalon, Pennsylvania FRICKE, BARBARA: 190 Pleasant Drive, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania FRIEDMAN, PAUL: 722 Locust Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania FRIESEL, JAYNE: 350 Shadowlawn Avenue, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania FRISCHKORN, JUDITH: Bainbridge Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio FRISCO, RONALD: 4439 Lucerne Avenue, Pittsburgh 14, Pennsylvania FULLER, JANET: 5541 Ellsworth, Pittsburgh 32, Pennsylvania FULMER, WILLIAM: 642 Elk Street, Franklin, Pennsylvania FULTON, JANE: 21 Sweetbriar Street, Providence 8, Rhode Island FUNCH, ERIK: 121 Huntington Court, Hamburg, New York GADZIA, GARY: R.D. 2, Avalon Drive, New Castle, Pennsylvania GALBREATH, RONALD: Box 265, Wampum, Pennsylvania GALBREATH, ROBERT: 225 Beechwood Road, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania GALLAGHER, PATRICIA: 218 N. Walnut, New Castle, Pennsylvania GAMBLE, RICHARD: Beechwood Road, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania GARY, JANE: Box 92, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania GATHO, REBECCA: 978 Main Street, Wellsville, Ohio GEBELL, DIANE: 24 Nottingham Road, Glen Rock, New Jersey GENSAMER, BLAIR: 409 Pershing Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania GENTRY, JOYCE: 105 Highland Road, Pittsburgh 38, Pennsylvania GEORGE, ANN: 72 Sciota Street, Youngstown, Ohio GEORGE, PAUL: Stewart Street, Blairsville, Pennsylvania GEORGE, ROBERT: 635 Carner Avenue, East Liverpool, Ohio GIBSON, STACY: 44 Forest Grove Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania GICE, IDA: Allegheny Avenue, Valencia, Pennsylvania GIES, ARTHUR: 4216 McKee Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania GIFFIN, KAY: 8 Rosebud Drive, Stony Point, New York GILES, THOMAS: 342 Pittsburgh Road, Butler, Pennsylvania GILLIE, LINDA: 116 Fallowfield Street, Charleroi, Pennsylvania GILMORE, MERRY: 422 N. Fifth Street, Clairton, Pennsylvania GING, TOM: 41 1 Second Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania GIRDWOOD, ANDREW: R.D. 5, Box 339, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania GLASER, JAMES: 6 Crafton Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GLASS, BARBARA: First Street, Beloit, Ohio GOOD, ROGER: 600 Pine Street, Irwin, Pennsylvania GOOD, MARY: 1400 Eighth Avenue, Irwin, Pennsylvania GOODE, ROBERT: 7128 Tilden Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GORMAN, VICTORIA: Grubbs Mill Road, Berwyn, Pennsylvania GORMLEY, RUSSELL: 91 1 Deney Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania GOVERNOR, RONALD: 206 Oakland Street, Charleroi, Pennsylvania GRAF, DAVID: 512 Coyne Terrace, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GRAHAM, DANIEL: 431 Archdale Street, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio GRAHAM, VIRGINIA: 146 S. Market Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania GRANLUND, ELIZABETH: 52 Otis Street, Milton, Massachusetts GRAY, EDWARD: 715 Euclid Avenue, Toronto, Ohio GREAR, RICHARD: 134 Homestead Avenue, Albany, New York GREEN, EMILY: 930 Shenango Road, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania GREENAWALT, JOYCE: 3909 Shelley Road, Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania GREER, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Box 217, Trafford, Pennsylvania GREIL, WARD: 5674 Main Street, Buffalo, New York GRIFFIN, GAYLE: 299 Bassett Street, Bay Village, Ohio GRIFFITHS, LINDA: 811 Hawthorne Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GROEZINGER, JEAN: R.D. 3, Box 1, Flemington, New Jersey GROO, DAVID: 15 Sergeant Street, Princeton, New Jersey GROWNEY, WALLACE: 4644 Castor Avenue, Philadelphia 24, Pennsylvania GRUMBLING, SUSAN: 402 W. Third Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania GUMMERSON, GARY: 137 Lillian Road, Pittsburgh 37, 236 Pennsylvania HABERSTROH, HOWARD: 21 Hudson Avenue, Maplewood, New Jersey HAHN, MARGARET: 117 Center Road, Poland, Ohio HAHN, MARLENE: 117 Center Road, Poland, Ohio HALE, HELEN: 64 Hathaway Court, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HALL, DIANE: 303 Bayberry Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HALLOWELL, JANET: The Gables, Downington, Pennsylvania HAMILL, WYNN-ALLISON: 66 Parkway Drive, Trumbull, Connecticut HAMILTON, ELIZABETH: 47 Claremont Avenue, New York 27, New York HAMILTON, JAMES: Forestbrave Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania HAMILTON, SAM: R.D. 1, Apollo, Pennsylvania HANDELMAN, SUSAN: 606 Orienta Avenue, Mamaroneck, New York HANEY, TOM: 42 N. Cross Street, Columbiana, Ohio HANKS, SUZANNE: 65 Fayette Street, Oakdale, Pennsylvania HANLEY, JOHN: 345 W. Fifth Avenue, Roselle, New Jersey HANNIGAN, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Freedom, Pennsylvania HARALAMBIE, FRANCES: 242 Maywood Drive, Youngstown, Ohio HARBAUGH, WILLIAM: 507 Locust Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania HARMS, MARILYN: Washington Street, Rocky Hill, New Jersey HARRIMAN, CAROL: 140 W. Florida Street, Youngstown, Ohio HARRIS, JUDITH: 119 Meadow Lane, New Rochelle, New York HARRISON, BARBARA: Box 116, Ringoes, New Jersey HARROLD, JOYCE: R.D. 2, Box 45, Greensburg, Pennsylvania HARVEY, REED: R.D. 4, Latrobe, Pennsylvania HAUGH, JOHN: 631 Main Street, Wellsville, Ohio HAVEN, NOEL: 1511 Highland Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania HAZLETT, LAURIS: R.D. 5, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania HECK, RICHARD: 110 Iroquois Drive, Butler, Pennsylvania HECKATHORN, WALLACE: R.D. 1, Mercer, Pennsylvania HEETER, RACHEL: Sligo, Pennsylvania HEINLEIN, SUSAN: 1227 Maple Street Ext., Coraopolis, Pennsylvania HEIPLE, BARBARA: R.D. 32, Somerset, Pennsylvania HELLERMAN, SUSAN: 84 Sampson Avenue, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania HEMBERGER, LANCE: Western Reserve Road, Poland, Ohio HEMPHILL, ALAN: R.D. 2, Sarver, Pennsylvania HENDERSON, DOUGLAS: 1316 Chelsea Avenue, Erie, Pennsylvania HENDERSON, REED: Centerview Road, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania HENGERER, ARTHUR: 549 Providence Street, Albany 8, New York HENNON, WILLIAM: Clyde Street, Wampum, Pennsylvania HENRY, LOIS: 16 Parker Street, Warren, Pennsylvania HERTRICK, SANDRA: 141 Orchard Spring Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HEWITT, PAMELA: 717 Weldon Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania HEYBOURNE, JUDITH: 333 Fries Road, Tonawanda, New York HEZLEP, WILLIAM: 1105 Lynn Avenue, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania I HIGGINS, KAREN: 119 Lee Road, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania HILDERBRAND, PEGGY: R.D. 1, Grindstone, Pennsylvania HILEMAN, LINDA: 2526 Wilmington Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania HILL, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Volant, Pennsylvania ! HITCHINS, MARC: 601 Beech Drive, TrafTord, Pennsylvania HODELL, KATHLEEN: 150 E. Bruceton, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOEGEL, DONALD: 1524 Warren Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLBROOK, FREDERICK: 100 Ashland Road, Summit, New Jersey HOLLAND, VIRGINIA: 218 Laurel Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLLINGSWORTH, HELEN: 5914 Bryant Court, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLM, MAX: 5629 Elgin Street, Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania HOLROYD, CAROL: 1206 Bergan Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania HOLROYD, BRUCE: 1206 Bergan Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania HOLSTE, WARREN: 97 E. Lawn Drive, Teaneck, New Jersey HOLTGRAVER, HARVEY: 7514 Formosa Way, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLTZ, SUSAN: 21 Cynthia Court, Hempstead, New York HOOD, BLAIR: 137 Pearl Street, Cochranton, Pennsylvania HOPKINS, JOYCE: 336 Forest Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HORMELL, JACK: Box 368, Vanderbilt, Pennsylvania HORN, DONALD: R.D. 2, Box 355, Charleroi, Pennsylvania HORNER, GLADYS: R.D. 2, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania HOSFIELD, HARRY: Prospect Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOUSER, DONNA: 16 Lebanon Hills Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania HOUSTON, JOHN: 307 Spruce Street, Butler, Pennsylvania HOUSTON, WILLIAM: 307 Spruce Street, Butler, Pennsylvania HOUYOUX, ELEANOR: 6006 Walton Road, Bethesda, Maryland HOWARD, MARY: 425 Green Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania HOWELLS, JOHN: 1268-92nd Street, Niagara Falls, New York HRABAK, LARRY: 128 Fairbanks Street, Kenmore 23, New York HUDDELL, MELISSA: 125 Charles Street, Jersey City 7, New Jersey HEUMME, DOUGLAS: 5112 Lougean Avenue, Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania HULL, FRANK: 2706 Hamilton Avenue, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania HUMES, CLAIR: S. Walnut Street, Milford, Delaware HURD, JAMES: Bowen Road, Elma, New York HUSAK, JOHN: 315 Hoffman Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HUSTON, LINDA: Box 207B, R.D. 1, Markleysburg, Pennsylvania HUSTWIT, RONALD: 259 E. Bruceton Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HUTCHISON, JAMES: 416 N. Jefferson Street, Kittanning, Pennsylvania INGALLS, EDNA: Greenville, New York IRVINE, MARY ANN: 702 Beaver Street, Sewickley, Pennsylvania JACKS, FRED: 7540 Kensington Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania JAGGER, SUZANNE: 144 Sandusky Street, Fredericktown, Ohio JAMES, NANCY: 937 Eighth Avenue, Brachenridge, Pennsylvania JEFFREY, JOHN: Dutcher Street, Akron, Michigan JENKINS, HOWARD: 20227 Champaign Street, Taylor, Michigan JENKS, ALLEN: 57 Ellicott Avenue, Batavia, New York JENSEN, NANCY: 209 Madison Street, Warren, Pennsylvania JOHNSON, ANN: Ski Trail, Smoke Rise, New Jersey JOHNSON, CAROLYN: 3521 N. Kensington Street, Arlington 7, Virginia JOHNSON, CYNTHIA: 1235 W. Main, Smethport, Pennsylvania JOHNSON, DONALD: 324 Spruce Street, Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania JOHNSON, MARY: 7 Hilltop Road, Mendham, New Jersey JOHNSTON, PAUL: 424 Bredin Avenue, Butler, Pennsylvania JOHNSTON. REBECCA: Volant, Pennsylvania JONES, BONNIE: 104 Lackawanna Street, Bentleyville, Pennsylvania JONES, NORMA: 68 Highland Avenue, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania JONES, WILBER: 516 Woodland, Grove City, Pennsylvania JOSLIN, RICHARD: 312 Rice Avenue, Girard, Pennsylvania KAHLE, KAY: 408 North Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania KAISER, MARY ANN: 638 Guenevere Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KANABY, ROBERT: 409 Clairtonica, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania KAPP, NINA: 408 Madison Avenue, Grove City, Pennsylvania KARCH, CAROLYN: 425 Meeker Street, South Orange, New Jersey KARDOS, MICHAEL: 2704 Stewart Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania KARKENNY, ALEX: 693 E. Seventh Street, Brooklyn 18, New York KARLSON, DAVID: 329 Broadmoor, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania KARNS, MARILYN: 824 Grandview Road, Oil City, Pennsylvania KARRAS, WILLIAM: 717 Ridgewood Road, Millburn, New Jersey KASENTER, ALBERT: R.D. 6, Butler, Pennsylvania KAUPPINEN, CAROLYN: 12 Mountainside Drive, Morristown, New Jersey KEEGAN, DIANNE: 35-33 83rd Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York KEITH, LEWIS: Box 44, South Mountain, Pennsylvania KELLS, HUGH: 180 W. Tenth Street, Salem, Ohio KELLS, JOHN: 204 Avenue B, Latrobe, Pennsylvania KELLS, RAY: 3 1 Avenue D, Latrobe, Pennsylvania KELSO, JANE: 307 W. 40th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania KELSO, LAURI: R.D. 2, New Castle, Pennsylvania KELSO, SUSAN: Main Street, Emlenton, Pennsylvania KENNEDY, BRUCE: R.D. 1, Saxonburg, Pennsylvania KENNEDY, ANN: 58 Church Street, Port Allegany, Pennsylvania KENNEDY, ROBERT: R.D. 1, CUnton, Pennsylvania KERR, JONELLE: 3325 McConnell Road, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania KERR, ROBERT: 4414 Bond Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania KIER, HARRY: 206 Ohioview Avenue, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania KIER, MYRA: 1355 Cleveland Heights Boulevard, Cleveland Heights, Ohio KIMMEL, LYNNE: 301 Jefferson Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania KINDEN, JANICE: 952 Weadley Road, Wayne, Pennsylvania KIRK, JUDITH: 76 Ben Lomond Street, Uniontown, Pennsylvania KIRKBRIDE, SUSAN: 1824 W. Ninth Street, Erie, Pennsylvania KIRKMAN, HOLLY: 412 Albert Street, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania KIRSCHLER, SCOTT: R.D. 2, Grandview Drive, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania KISER, LUCILE: Aber Road, Verona, Pennsylvania KLEBONIS, JOHN: R.D. 2, Boswell, Pennsylvania KLEIN, ANN: 466 Thatcher Road, Springfield, Pennsylvania KLIMEK, FRANCES: M.R. 11, Butler, Pennsylvania KLINE, JAN: R.D. 1, Portersville, Pennsylvania KLINZING, VIRGINIA: 43 1 Colfax Street, Springdale, Pennsylvania KNARR, JAMES: 107 Kings Highway, Carnegie, Pennsylvania KNOWLES, RICHARD: 252 Hamilton Avenue, Princeton, New Jersey KOAH, TIMOTHY: U. P. Home, Mars, Pennsylvania KOJSZA, SUSAN: Box 18, Federal, Pennsylvania KOSAK, CARL: 24 Williams Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania KOSITS, ROGER: 558 Bainbridge Street, Brooklyn, New York KOVAC, DAVID: 487 Flora Avenue, Akron, Ohio KRAMPF, ROBERT: 299 Hawthorne, Pittsburgh 9, Pennsylvania KRATKO, FRANK: Bedford Road, Brookfield, Ohio KRUEGER, JEAN: 73 Primrose Avenue, Floral Park, New York KUBACH, MARGARET: 6 Coleman Drive, East Williston, New York KUHL, KAY: R.D. 2, Salem, Ohio KUHNS, MARY LOU: R.D. 2, Waterford, Pennsylvania KULESKY, DEANNA: 54 Kino Boulevard, Trenton, New Jersey KUMMER, CAL: 1111 Brandt Street, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania LANDWEHR, MARTHA: 66 Southard Lane, Babylon, New York LANE, RICHARD: R.D. 2, Butler, Pennsylvania LANGSFORD, SUSAN: 1707 N. Inglewood Street, Arlington 5, Virginia LASCOLA, SALLY: 916 Winslow, New Castle, Pennsylvania LATTA, ROBERT: 2 Yorktown Place, McKeesport, Pennsylvania LAUBACH, CAROL: 130 Emerson Avenue, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania LAWTON, WILLIAM: Spruce Street, North Collins, New York LEARY, PATRICIA: 2739 Cedar Hill Road, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio LEDRICK, JAMES: 66 Luella Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania LEE, JEAN: Box 91, Wexford, Pennsylvania LEE, JOHN: English Road, Wexford, Pennsylvania LEECH, LINDA: 5742 Verona Road, Verona, Pennsylvania LEFFINGWELL, ROBERT: 946 Alcoma Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania LELLIS, JANE: 19690 Lake Shore Boulevard, Euclid, Ohio LEMON, RAYMOND: 514 Ivory Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LENSNER, JANET: 85 Renshaw Avenue, East Orange, New Jersey LESEIKO, ROSEMARY: 1000 Beaver Road, Ambridge, Pennsylvania LESTER, JUDITH: 239 Nantucket Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LESTER, SUSAN: Briar Cliff, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LEWIS, ROBERT: 67 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania LEWIS, RONALD: 1050 Bynbury Way, BaUimore 5, Maryland LIENARD, ALICE: 422 Fannie Street, McDonald, Pennsylvania LINCOLN, KAY; 814 Franklin Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania LIST, SUE: Box 198, Saxonburg, Pennsylvania LLOYD, CARLISLE: Box 121, R.D. 1, Trafford, Pennsylvania LLOYD, JANET: Bethany Center Road, East Bethany, New York LOCKHART, WILLIAM: 231 N. Monroe Street, Butler, Pennsylvania LOCKLEY, PATRICIA: Carlisle Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania LOGAN, LEE: 4820 E. Willock Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LONG, JEROLD: 96 Sylas Drive, Rochester, New York LONG, KAREN: 33 S. Vireo Drive, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania LOUTSENHIZER, DANIEL: Seventh Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania LOVE, JEAN: 312 Oak Street, Butler, Pennsylvania LOVE, RUTH: R.D. 2, Fredonia, Pennsylvania LUCINI, PATRICIA: 130 Braden, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania LUKENS, NANCY: 1181 Pinewood Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania LUTTON, HUGH: 116 Main Street, Blairsville, Pennsylvania LYNCH, CHRISTY: 5116 Ardmore Way, Baltimore 6, Maryland LYNCH, JAMES: 1020 N. Putnam Avenue, Lindenhurst, New York LYON, LINDA: Kingsland Road, Boonton, New Jersey MacDONALD, PATRICIA: 23 Southwood Drive, Kenmore, New York MacINTYRE, JAMES: 135 Worrell Street, Chester, Pennsylvania MacLAREN, JEAN: 159 Delano Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McBRIDE, REBEKAH: N. Heights, Lowellville, Ohio McCALL, MYRTLE: R.D. 2, Hubbard, Ohio McCLINTON, SUSAN: 188 Orchard Drive, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania McCLURE, LYDA: N. Walnut, Blairsville, Pennsylvania McCLURE, MARY: Grant Street, Salisbury, Pennsylvania McCLURE, DONALD: 239 N. Walnut Street, Blairsville, Pennsylvania McCOLGIN, JAMES: 15 Huntington, Hamburg, New York McCONNELL, ELEANOR: R.D. 7, Box 143, New Castle, Pennsylvania McCORD, SUSAN: 59 Belvedere, Buffalo, New York McCRACKEN, JUDY: 435 Ridge Avenue, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania McCRORY, MELVA: 5753-B Allison Street, Fort Knox, Kentucky McCRUDDEN, JEANNE: 102 Harvey Street, Reading, Pennsylvania McCUE, JEAN: 212 Ravine Drive, Matawan, New Jersey McCULLOUGH, JUDITH: 1406 N. Inglewood Avenue, Arlington 5, Virginia McCULLOUGH, RAY: 114 Wayne Street, Claysville, Pennsylvania McCUNE, CAROLYN: 130 Crescent Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pen nsylvania McCUNE, RICHARD: Main Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania McDONELL, SUSAN: 98 Pullman, Kenmore, New York McDowell, CHARLES: Gulf street, Connellsville, Pennsylvania McGARRAH, SARAH: 1945 Fox Chapel Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McGAUGHEY, JACK: 318 Franklin Street, Kittanning, Pennsylvania McGEE, GERALD: R.D. 1, Box 111, Connellsville, Pennsylvania McGILL, GAY: 4136 Davis Avenue, Munhall, Pennsylvania McGILL, WILLIS: 9 Poland Village Boulevard, Poland 14, Ohio McGRATH, SUZANNE: 8 Orkney Court, Baltimore 12, Maryland McHUGH, LOU ANN: 1200 Thomas Street, Monongahela, Pennsylvania MclNTOSH, EDWARD: 266 Collar Price Road, Hubbard, Ohio McKEE. GEORGE: 448 Royce Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McKEE, PATRICIA: 9 Willow Road, Lawrenceville, New Jersey McKlNLEY, STAN: 5 Marquette Road, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania 238 Mcknight, bill: Summit Drive, Canfield, Ohio Mcknight, CINDY: 29 Ackerman Street, Oradell, New Jersey McLAM, RUBY: Topsham, Vermont McLaughlin, DAVID: 234 Pierce Avenue, Oil City, Pennsylvania McLEAN, CAROL: 176 Brainard Drive, Youngstown, Ohio McLEOD, BONNIE: Greensburg Street, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania McMURRAY, LOIS: 1451 Highland ViUa Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McNAUGHTON, GAY: 324 Long Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania McNAVISH, JOHN: 703 Elvia Way, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania McNELLY, PAUL: 300 Oak Street, Irwin, Pennsylvania McROBERTS, SHIRLEY: 4415 Mulberry Court, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania McVICKER, JANET: R.D. 1, Monongahela, Pennsylvania MACINTOSH, MARGARET: Oriole Avenue, McKeesport, Pennsylvania MACK, JAMES: 1137 Summit Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania MACK, NANCY: 524 Mifflin Avenue, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania MAGEE, MARILYN: R.D. 1, Mercer, Pennsylvania MAGENNIS, JANE: 145 Kensington Road, Garden City, New York MALCOLM, DORIS: R.D. 1, Box 292, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania MALCOLM, ROGER: 28 Leon Road, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania MANKEDICK, JAN: 361 Iroquois Place, Beaver, Pennsylvania MANN, JON: 2456 Pehon, Akron, Ohio MANSELL, KATHLEEN: 20 Elizabeth Road, Upper Montclair, New Jersey MANSELL, MARGARET E.: 525 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MANSELL, THOMAS: 525 Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MANWILLER, GRACE J.: 743 Foss Avenue, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania MANGINRELLI, THOMAS A.: 2516 Wilmington Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania MARKOWITZ, BERNARD: 2206 Shady, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MAROUKIS, THOMAS: 55 Maple Avenue, Irvington, New Jersey MARKS, JOELLEN A.: 145 Saxony Drive, BridgeviUe, Pennsylvania MARQUIS, LINDA L.: 109 Park Lane, New Castle, Pennsylvania MARSH, HEUSEL R.: 273 Cochran Road, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania MARSH, RALPH W.: 145 Mayfair Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania MARSHALL, CAROLYN V.: 198 Emerson Street, Springfield, f i ss chusct ts MARSHALL, JEAN S.: 115 Oak Drive, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania MARSZALEK, STANLEY J.: 22 Spikenard Way, Carnegie, Pennsylvania MARTIN, GEORGE: 127 E. Bruceton Road, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania MARTIN, LEE M.: 4835 Richelieu, Sheffield Lake, Ohio MASCO, HOWARD L.: Crafton Street, R.D. 5, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania MATHER, JAMES: 29 Linden Lane, Princeton, New Jersey MATTERN, PATRICIA: Box 1, Evergreen Road, Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania MAY, VIRGINIA: Hillcrest Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania MAYER, SARAH: Box 5, Jackson Center, Pennsylvania MECKEY, JUDITH: 105 Mclntyre Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MEIER, KEITH: R.D. 4, Greenville, Pennsylvania MENDENHALL, FRED: Brookville, Pennsylvania MERCER, RONALD: R.D. 1, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania MERIAM, LYNNE D.: 28319 W. Oakland, Bay Village, Ohio MERWIN, LINDA: 327 Bailey Road, Rosemont, Pennsylvania METTRICK, EUGENIA: 337 Pennview Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MEYER, MARY JANE: 3 1 1 Conestoga Road, Devon, Pennsylvania MICHEL, CRAIG: 234 Academy Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania MIDLAM, ZINA: 102 Avenue D, Latrobe, Pennsylvania MIHALOEW, DONALD: 2101 Ridge Road Ext., Ambridge, Pennsylvania MIKLOS, JOHN: 327 Ninth Street, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania MILLER, FLOYANNE: Pitt Street, Mercer, Pennsylvania MILLER, HELEN J.: 35 Meade, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania MILLER, JAMES: Fifth Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania MILLER, JAMES H.: 1768 Basil Street, Poland, Ohio MILLER, JOHN: 101 Beverly Road, Butler, Pennsylvania MILLER, KENNETH: 144 Norwalk, Buffalo, New York MILLER, MALCOLM: Beech Hill Road, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania MILLER, MYRNA: 804 Paul Street, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania MILLER, PATRICIA: Cambridge Street, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania MILLER, RICHARD: 15 Outlook Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio MILLER, RONALD: 174 Norwalk, Buffalo, New York MILLER, WAYNE: 41 Kline Road, Lewiston, New York MINNER, GENE: R.D. 2, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania MINNER, THOMAS: R.D. 2, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MISKOLITZ, JONETTE: 236 Lunn Blvd., Farrell, Pennsylvania MOHR, BILL: 631 4th Avenue, Ford City, Pennsylvania MOIR, BETSY: 4602 Clubvue Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania MOLL, SANDRA: 1059 Beaver Avenue, Midlan, Pennsylvania MOLNAR, JUDITH: 4030 Stratford, Youngstown, Ohio MOORE, CYNTHIA: 7735 Market Street, Youngstown, Ohio MOORE, ESTHER: Grubbs Road, Wexford, Pennsylvania MOORE, JAMES: 1200 Center Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MOORHEAD, JAMES: R.D. 3, Franklin, Pennsylvania MOREDOCK, MACCLAIN J.: Dry Tavern, Pennsylvania MORGAN, JANE: 121 Fifth Avenue, McKeesport, Pennsylvania MORLEY, JUDY: 2111 Gerritsen Avenue, Brooklyn 29 , New York MORRIS, MIRIAM: 623 Neely Manor, East Palestine, Ohio MORRIS, SANDRA: 4884 West Park Drive, Cleveland 26, Ohio MORRISON, MARGARET: 303 N. Second Street, Elizabeth, Pennsylvania MORRISON, ROGER: 1228 F Ave. N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa MORROW, JANET: 1781 Barr Avenue, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania MORTON, WILLIAM: 115 Powell Street, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MOWRY, MARJORIE: 419 Main Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania MROZOSKI, STANLEY: 119 Brushton Street, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania MUDER, FRED: 111 Rodgers Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania MULLAN, SUSAN: 242 Prospect, E. Orange, New Jersey MULLOWNEY, JUDITH: 610 N. Washington Ave., Morristown, New Jersey MUMPFER, ROBERTA: 125 Clingan Street, Hubbard, Ohio MUNY, RICHARD: 2709 Mayfield Road, Cleveland, Ohio MURDOCH, DAVID: 3811 Provost Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MURPHY. DAVID: R.D. 1, Bulger, Pennsylvania MURRAY, JOHN: Woodland Circle, Allison Park, Pennsylvania MUSSER, HARRY: 69 N. Main, Union City, Pennsylvania MYERS, BLAINE: R.D. 1, Jam estown, Pennsylvania MYERS, GERALD: R.D. 1, Jamestown, Pennsylvania MYERS, LINDA: 229 Oakview Avenue, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania MYERS, MARILYN: 402 Laurel Blvd., New Castle, Pennsylvania MYERS, SANDRA: 955 W. Ohio Avenue. Sebring, Ohio MYERS. WILLIAM: Halyday Run Road, R.D. 1, Oil City, Pennsylvania NARQUINI, JEAN: 275 Pleasant Drive, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania NEEBE, MARGARET: 45 Woodland Road, Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania NEELY, WILLIAM: 9 Oxford Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NEFF. EMILY: 43 South Patton, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania NELSON, RICHARD: 5353 Osage, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania NESBIT, THOMAS: 2732 Main Street, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania NEUMAN, LINDA: 117 Virginia Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NEVIN, RICHARD: 821 Clara Street, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania NEWCOMB, JOAN: 1 10 High Street, Port Jefferson, New York NEWELL, MARGARET: 1159 Pearl Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania NEWELL, PATRICIA: 2401 Greensburg Pike, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania NEWELL, R. THOMAS: 1159 Pearl Street, Sharon, 239 Pennsylvania NICKEL, RICHARD: 257 Norwood, Youngstown, Ohio NIELSON, JEANNETTE: 104 Jackson Avenue, Wayne, New Jersey NIER, CHARLES: Depot Road, Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania NIXON, STUART: 102 E. Magnolia, Hagerstown, Maryland NOGLE, JUDY: 80 Bayview Ave., Port Washington, New York NORTHAM, BEVERLY: 102 E. Manilla Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NORTON, EVELYN: 413 Reel Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NOSSE, FRANCIS: 12 1st Street, North Irwin, Pennsylvania NUCCI, NICHOLAS: 140 Elizabeth Ave., East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OAKLEY, CHARLES: 838 Meadowcroft, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania O ' DONNELL, JAMES: 1651 Suburban Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OHL, ANNE: 1124 Pemberton, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OLES, HENRY: 700 Coitsville Road, Campbell, Ohio OLSON, JUDITH: 1099 Maple Avenue, Verona, Pennsylvania O ' M ALLEY, THOMAS: 1243 Franklin Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ORR, ARLIS: 521 New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania PAGE, GRACE: Box 306, Bruin, Pennsylvania PAGLEY, JUDITH: 408 Edgewood, New Castle, Pennsylvania PAIGE, MARY ELLEN: Qtrs. 1154, Camp Pendleton, California PALMER, EDWIN: 1162 Varner Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PARKS, CLIFFORD J.: 819 Addis Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania PASACIC, JOANN: 1225 Washington Street, Farrell, Pennsylvania PATNODE, SHIRLEY: R.D. 5, Box 311, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania PATTERSON, JOAN: 138 Pleasant, Bradford, Pennsylvania PATTERSON, ROBERT: Rimmon Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut PATTON, BETH: 181 Belle Vista Drive, Hubbard, Ohio PATTON, DAVID: 150 Stonehenbe Road, Rochester, New York PATTON, ROBERT: 210 W. Lincoln, New Castle, Pennsylvania PAUL, CAROLEE: 57 Terrace Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PAVLIN, JAMES: 1405 Methyl, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PEACOE, RAY: 9551 Magellan Drive, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania PEJACK, ALBERT: 116 Boyer Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PEKICH, STEPHEN: 34 Drew, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PERSCHKE, JAMES: 1823 Eastbrook Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania PETERSON, BRADLEY: 131 Laird N.E., Warren, Ohio PETERSON, CAROL: 3023 Tennyson Street, Washington, District of Columbia PETERSON, JANET: Jefferson Street, Tidioute, Pennsylvania PETERSON, JUDITH: 131 Laird N.E., Warren, Ohio PETERSON, MARK: 105 Church Street, N. Warren, Pennsylvania PHILLIPS, BARBARA: 422 Indiana, McDonald, Ohio PHILLIPS, MARY JANE: Diana Drive, Poland, Ohio PIERSON, L. RAYMOND: 859 Country Club Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PIFER, JOAN: 404 Euclid, Oil City, Pennsylvania PIGAGE, MADELINE: 154 Atlantic Avenue, Long Branch, New Jersey PILE, DONNA: R.D. 1, Friedens, Pennsylvania PINTER, JEAN: 3523 Stoer Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio PLUMMER, JOSEPH: 489 Riverside Drive, Lewistown, Pennsylvania POLANDICK, CAROL: 156 Fairfax Road, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania POLCE, VETO: 215 Hillside, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania POLENICK, SANDRA: 1213 Huron Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania POLLOCK, EDWARD: 314 N. Central Avenue, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania POLLOCK, PENNY: 314 N. Central Avenue, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania POST, DOUGLAS: 23 Poplar Avenue, Pompton Plains, New Jersey PRICE, SUSAN P.: 194 Beaver Avenue, Beaver, Pennsylvania PRINGLE, LYNDA: Jamestown Road, Greenville, Pennsylvania PRINGLE, M. ELAINE: 323 W. Walnut, Titusville, Pennsylvania PUGH, MARIAN: 12 W. Lutton Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania PULLEN, MARY J.: 1072 Goucher, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PULLING, DONALD: 31 Meadville, Edinboro, Pennsylvania PURDY, BARBARA: 1907 Wilson Avenue, South Bend, Indiana PUSCHER, JANE: R.D. 2, Columbiana, Ohio RABATIN, ROY: 635 4th Street, Verona, Pennsylvania RALSTON, POLLY: Box 155, CowansviUe, Pennsylvania RAM AGE, THOMAS: 16 Fairview, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RAM BO, SANDRA: 118 Rau Road, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania RAPP, LINDA: 411 College Street, Youngsville, Pennsylvania RATAICZAK, MARY: Breezy Point Farm, Bellaire, Ohio RECH, LINDA: 28 Shenango Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania REED, LINDA: R.D. 3, Somerset, Pennsvlvania REED, MARTHA: 1903 Edinburgh Terr., Atlanta, Georgia REED, WILLIAM: R.D. 1, Zionsville, Pennsylvania REES, LAUREL: 308 Main Avenue, West Aliquippa, Pennsylvania REINSEL, CATHERINE: 211 E. Neshannock Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania RENNIE, LOIS: 2478 Willow Avenue, Niagara Falls, New York REPACK, WILLIAM: 22 St. John Street, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania RESS, WILLIAM: 21st Drive Ext., New Philadelphia, Ohio REVELLA, JEAN: R.D. 1, Hickory, Pennsylvania RHODES, DOROTHY: 1616 Cumberland Street, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania RICHARDS, ROGER: 625 Viewpoint, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio RIEBE. JULIA: 80 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36. Pennsylvania RIEDESEL, CHARLOTTE: Box 332, Church Road, Toronto, Ohio RIGGANS, JAMES: 233 Meyer Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania RINGLER, DAVID: R.D. 1, Lockwood, Ohio ROBESON. SARAH: 3135 Pioneer Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ROBINSON, AMY: 207 Emmett Place, Ridgewood, New Jersey ROBINSON, RICHARD: 325 Duncan Avenue, Washington, Pennsylvania RODGERS, GEORGE: 118 Rosemont, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania RODOCOY, CONNIE: R.D. 2, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania ROGERS, NANCY: Hillsdale, New York ROOS, VIRGINIA: 41 Rachelle Avenue. Stanford, Connecticut ROSS, DOROTHY: 162 Elm Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey ROSS, GRETCHEN: 121 Hornaday Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ROSS, PRISCILLA: 300 Main, Colwyn, Pennsylvania ROWE, KAREN: Orchard Street, Springdale, Pennsvlvania ROYCROFT, JOHN: 35 Runnymede Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ROYLE, JEFFREY: R.D. 1, Linesville. Pennsylvania RUDICK, STAN: 2216 Lackins Way, Pittsbursh, Pennsylvania RUGGIELO, DENNIS: 3948 Northern Pike, Monroeville, Pennsylvania RUHL, CAROL: 2819 Phillips Avenue, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania RUSSELL, MILDRED: 130 Jefferson Avenue, Sharon, Pennsvlvania RUTH, DOUGLAS: 54 Pleasant Street, Hamburg, New York SALLADE. WARREN: 235 E. Neshannock Avenue. New Wilmington, Pennsylvania SALYARDS, JOHN: Grandview .Avenue, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania SANDERS, PAUL: 402 N. Cedar Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania SANDERS, SHEILA: 315 Harrison Avenue, Vandergrift, Pennsylvania SARCHET, RENEE: 4160 Tuscarawas Road, Beaver, Pennsylvania SASS, RICHARD: 401 Olive Street, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania SAVAGE, DIANE: 631 Pemberton Avenue, Plainfield, New Jersey SCHADE, EDWARD: 205 Lincoln Avenue, Erie. Pennsylvania SCHAEFER, HELMUT: 453 Garfield Avenue, Struthers, Ohio SCHAUB, DIANE: 130 Mill Morr. Painesville, Ohio SCHIEBER. DAVID: 49 Holland Road, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania SCHINDLER, CAROL: 110 Pittview Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SCHEAFER, DALE: 55 Huntington Bay Road, Huntington, New York SCHMIDT, JANET: George and Robert Roads, Huntingdon 240 Valley, Pennsylvania SCHMIDT, KAREN: 5407 Fredanna Street, Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania SCHMIDT, MARJORIE: 218 Monaca Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania SCHMIDT, ROBERT: 1019 Faust Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SCHNEIDMILLER, KURT: 992 Main Street, Wellsville, Ohio SCHRECENGOST, DAVID: 508 Hawthorne Avenue, Kittanning, Pennsylvania SCHRIVER, THOMAS: 115 Lincoln Avenue, Connellsville, Pennsylvania SCHUETZ, JAMES: 1028 E. Washington Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania SCHUYLER, ROBERT: 303 Roslyn Street, Erie, Pennsylvania SCOTT, BARBARA: White Oak Circle, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SCOTT, DONALD: 798 Beechwood Street, Youngstown, Ohio SCOTT, FRED: 2503 Mt. Royal Blvd., Glenshaw, Pennsylvania SCOTT, MARY LOU: 23 Bell Avenue, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania SCUNGIO, RICHARD: 761 Arhngton Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania SEANOR, MARCUS: George Street, New Alexander, Pennsylvania SEELAR, KAREN: 446 Dale Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania SEELEY, BARBARA: 30623 Winston Drive, Bay Village, Ohio SEEMILLER, JAMES: 2216 Crafton Blvd., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SEFTON, CLAUDIA: 422 McClane Farm Road, Washington, Pennsylvania SEIPLE, NORMA KAY: 52 Clara Barton Street, Dansville, New York SEMPLE, SUE: 243 W. Butler, Mercer, Pennsylvania SENSENICH, ILA: 625 Oak Street, Irwin, Pennsylvania SERGI, JOSEPH: 3013 Zephyr Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SEUBERT, RICHARD: 1934 Letsche Street. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SEWALL, AILEEN: 215 W. Vine Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania SHAFFER, DORIANNA: 400 Summit Street, New Kensington, Pennsylvania SHAFFER, NANCY: 1407 Old Beulah Road, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania SHANE, SARAH: 823 Hilldale Road, Glenside, Pennsylvania SHANNON, M. RUTH: 2306 Beaufort Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHARP, CAROLYN: 500 S. Maryland Avenue, Wihnington, Delaware SHARP, JOHN: 613 Bayard Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware SHARRER, NANCY: Bakerstown, Pennsylvania SHAW, BARBARA: 16 Edgar Street, Kane, Pennsylvania SHAW, CHARLES: School Street, Volant, Pennsylvania SHEAFFER, CAROL: 96 Highland Avenue, Ephrata, Pennsylvania SHELBY, ROBERT: 18 Barton Mill Road, Uniontown, Pennsylvania SHELTON, HAROLD: 107 Earlington Road, Havertown, Pennsylvania SHERWOOD, ALICE: W. Main Street, Hickory, Pennsylvania SHIDERLY, ALBERT: Sherman Avenue, Sharon, Pennsylvania SHOIL, JOSEPH: 15 Vigne Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania SHOUP, JUDITH: 200 N. Brodhead Street, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania SHOWS, SUSAN: 116 Central Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania SHULACK, MARGARET: R.D. 2, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania SIEGEL, NANCY: 6630 South Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio SIGLER, PHIL: 438 E. Leasure Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania SILL, PATRICIA: 1150 Brownsville Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SIMPSON. JOANNE: R.D. 3. Indiana, Pennsylvania SINGLE, ANTHONY: 772 Lansing Avenue, Utica, New York SINGLETON, JUNE: R.D. 1, Industry, Pennsylvania SINNINGER, JUDITH: P.O. Box 222, 115 Marlbrook Road, Severna Park. Maryland SKURENSKI, LOUIS: Spring Street, Zelienople. Pennsylvania SLACK, SUSAN: East Street, Sunbury, Ohio SLAUGENHAUPT, CAROLE: 401 Main Street, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania SLECKITIS, RICHARD: 95 Woodside Road, Maplewood, New Jersey SLIFE, BARBARA: 217 Amber Street, Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania SLOAN, EMMA: 316 Garden Avenue, Grove City, Pennsylvania SLOCUM, JOHN: 145 Wilbur Road, Bergenfield, New Jersey SMITH, ALBERT: 140 Cherry Valley Road, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania SMITH, ANNE: Swanns Wood, Hancock, Maryland SMITH, DAVID: 102 Troy Avenue, Wilmington, Delaware SMITH, DAVID: Pleasant Valley Road. Girard, Ohio SMITH. JEWETTE: Box 45, R.D. 1. Smithton, Pennsylvania SMITH. MARION: Windyhill Farm. Chester. New Jersey SMITH, PAMELA: 13 Curtiss Avenue, Hammondsport, New York SMITH, RICHARD: 1000 Grant Street, Newell, West Virginia SMITH, SANDRA: 6915 Sturteon Street, Ben Avon, Pennsylvania SMITH, VIRGINIA: High Street, Cortland. Ohio SNIDER, WILLIAM: 1609 Millard Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania SNYDER, GAYLE: 121 Crescent Hill Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SNYDER, PATRICIA: 98 Chatsworth Road, Kenmore, New York SNYDER, RAYMOND: R.D. 7, Butler, Pennsvlvania SOLOMON, STEPHANIE: 104 Chestnut Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania SOLOMON, THOMAS: Woodbery Road, New Kensington, Pennsylvania SPAHR, VIRGINIA: 738 Beach Road, Fairfield, Connecticut SPARKS, PAUL: 211 Widmer Avenue, New Kensington, Pennsylvania SPECHT, SANDRA: 610 Robin Drive, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania SPEER. JAMES: 339 Raymond Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SPRAGUE, ROBERT: 134 W. 22nd Street, Chester, Pennsylvania SPRING. JANE: 1525 N. Kenilworth Street, Arlington, Virginia SPROUL. ROBERT: 115 N. Market Street, New Wihnington, Pennsylvania STATTS, BARRY: 803 Wilhnan Avenue, E. McKeesport, Pennsylvania STAHL. ABIGAIL: 5 S. Marion Ave., Wenonah. New Jersey STAHLMAN. GARDNER: R.D. 1. Jamestown. Pennsylvania STAHLMAN, KAREN: R.D. 1, Jamestown, Pennsylvania STANLEY, EDWARD: 256 Merriweather, Grosse Point, Michigan STARK. JAMES: 503 N. 2nd Street, Jeannette. Pennsylvania STEELE, JACK: 221 McMasters Drive, Monroeville, Pennsylvania STEIN, JOAN: 1033 Greentree Road. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STETSON. GARY: R.D. 1, North East, Pennsylvania STEWART, JOHN: Dry Run, Pennsylvania STEWART, RICHARD: 612 Cascade Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STILLEY, JOHN: 4724 Barlind Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STOLARIK, STEPHEN: House 880, Star Junction, Pennsylvania STONE, LINDA: 21499 Fairmount Street, Shaker Heights, Ohio STOOPS. LELAND: 131 Shenango Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania STRONG. BARBARA: 416 Penn Street, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania STUDT, LOIS: 463 Linwood Street. Alliance, Ohio STUMM, SYLVIA: R.D. 1. Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania STYLES, ANNE: 1109 Trinity Drive. Alexandria, Virginia SUSI. EUGENE: 2 3rd Street. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SUSKO, PATRICIA: 2505 Breezewood Acres, New Castle, Pennsylvania SUTTON. DIANE: 3336 Ivanhoe Road, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania SWARTZELL, BARBARA: 945 W. 24th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania SWIFT, WAYNE: 137 American Avenue. Butler, Pennsylvania TANNEHILL, ONA: 1741 West 30th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania TARR, FREDERICK: 408 West 6th Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania TAYLOR. DAVID: 1959 Crafton Blvd., Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania TAYLOR, JANE: 550 Highland Avenue, Upper Montclair, New Jersey TAYLOR. RICHARD: 1160 Leaside Drive. Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania TECHERA, TITUS: 1646 Meadowbrook. Younsstown, Ohio TETRICK. JANET: 72 W. Madison Street. Niles. Ohio THIELE, JULIE: 32 Regent Street. Lockport. New York THOMAS. PATRICIA: 1009 Arthur Avenue, Scottdale. Pennsylvania THOMAS. PENNY: 3000 Clermont Street, Pittsburgh, 1 Pennsylvania THOMAS, SUSAN: 820 Jackman Avenue, Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania THOMAS, WILLIAM: Pico Street, Lake Milton, Ohio THOMPSON, CHARLES: 511 N. Cedar Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, ELIZABETH: 9011 Spring Hill Lane, Chevy Chase, Maryland THOMPSON, ROBERT: 377 North Lima Road, Poland, Ohio THOMPSON, ROBERT: 561 Trenton Avenue, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, WILLIAM: Waugh Avenue, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania THORNTON, ANITA: 251 Alameda Street, Youngstown, Ohio THORWARD, KAREN: 302 No. Mtsn. Avenue, Upper Montclair, New Jersey THUMM, GEORGE: 10 Oxford Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THUNELL, SANDRA: 1541 Elderslee Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania TIMBERLAKE, JOAN: 361 Park Avenue, Manhasset, New York TOBASH, WILLIAM: 19 Mercer Avenue, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania TOPPING, GAYLE: 210 Maryland Avenue, Oxford, Pennsylvania TRAUTMAN, HELEN: 317 W. Jefferson Street, Butler, Pennsylvania TREADWELL, KATHERINE: 5208 Andover Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland TREVASKIS, NANCY: 4776 W. Park Drive, Fairview Park 26, Ohio TRIMBLE, GERALD: 67 Stillwell Avenue, Kenmore, New York TRUXELL, CAROL: 530 Highland Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania TRUXELL, THOMAS: 13 N. Tremont Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania TURNER, WILLIAM: 2756 Leechburg Road, New Kensington, Pennsylvania TUTTLE, MARTIN: 1005 Franklin Street, Ocala, Florida UNVERZAGT, ROBERT: 324 E. Moody Avenue, New Castle, Pennsylvania VAN BLOIS, CAROL: 425 Conewango Avenue, Warren, Pennsylvania VANCE, ANN: 218 Hamilton Avenue, Princeton, New Jersey VAN DE SANDE, JEROME: 534 Blvd., Westfield, New Jersey VEAZEY, MARTHA: 241 High Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania VIZARD, CAROLYN: 220 E. Winter Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania VOGAN, ALEXA: 200 S. Erie, Mercer, Pennsylvania VOIGT, DAVID: 311 Pinevue Drive, Monroeville, Pennsylvania VOSKAMP, LINDA: 1317 Union Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania VOYNICK, GEORGE: 24 Pallant Avenue, Union, New Jersey WAGG, JOAN: 1913 Shaler, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania WAGNER, DONALD: 308 Parkdale Avenue, East Aurora, New York WAGNER, JUDITH: R.D. 3, Mercer, Pennsylvania WAHL, JOHN: 80 Inwood Road, New Providence, New Jersey WALDMANN, JEFF: 194 Colonial Court, W. Englewood, New Jersey WALDRON, LEE: 533 4th Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania WALKER, JAMES: 232 3rd Avenue, Butler, Pennsylvania WALKER, JOHN: Water Street, Fredonia, Pennsylvania WALKER, LINDA: Parker Street, Bruin, Pennsylvania WALKER, RONALD: 1413 14th Mt. Jackson Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania WALKER, WILLIAM: 444 N.E. 96th Street, Miami, Florida WALKER, WILLIAM: 828 Hower Avenue, Boswell, Pennsylvania WALLIS, ELIZABETH: 2813 Charlotte Street, Erie, Pennsylvania WANNER, THOMAS: 121 Parker Street, Carlisle, Pennsylvania WARNER, RICHARD: 1427 N. Ridge Road, N. Kingsville, Ohio WATSON, RONALD: 2908 S. Robertson Place, Los Angeles 34, California WEADON, PAUL: Vonder Road, Wexford, Pennsylvania WEBB, JUDITH: 455 Independence Ct., Sharon, Pennsylvania WEBER, KENNETH: 1120 Meredian, Butler, Pennsylvania WEBSTER, DOUGLAS: 42 Amherstdale Road, Buffalo, New York WEBSTER, JONATHAN: 43 Fort Hill, Canandaigua, New York WEBSTER, KATHLEEN: 225 Walnut Street, East Aurora, New York WEBSTER, RUTH: R.D. 1, Box 195, Oxford, Pennsylvania WEICHEL, JACLYN: 408 Sheffield Drive, Wallingford, Pennsylvania WEINSCHENK, RICHARD: R.D. 2, Idlewild, Pennsylvania WEINSCHENK, SAMUEL: R.D. 2, New Castle, Pennsylvania WEISE, CORA-LOU: 409 Wimer Drive, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania WEISE, LOIS- ANN: 409 Wimer Drive, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania WENCIL, WYLLIS: 802 Oak Street, Reno, Pennsylvania WEYELS, CAROLE: 144 Comrie Street, Braddock, Pennsylvania WHEELER, ROBERT: 5 Greenridge Road, White Plains, New York WHITE, RICHARD: 5710 Hampton, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WHITE, RONALD: 361 Redondo Road, Youngstown, Ohio WILKES, FRED: 187 Morgantown, Uniontown, Pennsylvania WILKINS, ALYCE: 651 7th Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, JOHN: 140 Lowell Street, Youngstown, Ohio WILLIAMS, JUDITH: 70 Gilmore Street, Uniontown, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, MARY: Buffalo Road, Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, ROBERT: 2527 Mt. Vernon Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio WILLIAMS, RUSSELL: 742 Grant Street, Houston, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, SARAH: 219 Chestnut Street, Sewickley, Pennsylvania WILSON, EMILY: R.D. 1, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania WILSON, FRED: S. Myers Avenue, Sharon, Pennsylvania WILSON, JAMES: 107 E. Main Street, Dayton, Pennsylvania WILSON, JAMES: E. New Castle Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania WILSON, KAY: 128 Lawrence Avenue, Munhall, Pennsylvania WIMER, BARBARA: 22 Wallace Street, Baldwin, New York WIMER, MABEL: R.D. 3, Volant, Pennsylvania WIMER, MARCIA: 228 W. Burgess Street, Pittsburgh 14, Pennsylvania WITTROCK, CARYN: 28 Douglas Street, Verona, New Jersey WOLFE, DAVID: 823 Shiffler Avenue, Williamsport, Pennsylvania WOLFE, JOYCE: R.D. 1, Steubenville, Ohio WOLFE, SUZANNE: Box 156, R.D. 1, Sarver, Pennsylvania WOOD, ERNEST: 103 Penn Avenue, Girard, Pennsylvania WOOD, GARY: 498 Poland Avenue, Struthers, Ohio WOODS, ANN: 788 Sunflower Road, Rochester, Pennsylvania WOODS, EDGAR: 3840 Lindberg Street, Weirton, West Virginia WOODS, STEPHEN: 416 Locust Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania WRIGHT, HAROLD: 68 N. Doughty Avenue, Somerville, New Jersey WRIGHT, JACK: 523 Pittsburg h Road, Poland, Ohio WRIGHT, SANDRA: 142 Grant Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania YEAGER, THEODORA: 625 W. 5th Street, Lewistown, Pennsylvania YEAPLE, BONNIE; 33 Woodland Road, Maplewood, New Jersey YENTCH. KAREN: 586 Maple Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio YOUNG, CAROL JEAN: 314 Center Avenue, Elizabeth, Pennsylvania YOUNG, DAVID: 77 Sedgwick Road, West Hartford, Connecticut YOUNG, LENORE: 317 E. Orange Street, Lancaster, Pennsylvania YOUNG, JANE E.: 340 Shenango Road, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania YOUNG, NANCY: 607 Moran Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania ZADROGA, RONALD: 409 McKeesport Road, Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ZELLARS, THOMAS: Box 35, Cross Creek, Pennsylvania ZELLEFROW, JUDITH: 1211 Oak Street, Connellsville, Pennsylvania ZELLERS, CURTIS: 481 Sleepy Hollow Road, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania ZIEG, DARILYN: 15 Wakefield Street, Port Washington, New York ZIMMERMAN, WILLIAM: 10 Crescent Road, Port Washington, New York ZINSNER, DANIEL: 106 Center Avenue, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania ZINSNER, DAVID: 106 Center Avenue, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania ZWERGEL, JAMES: 124 Aluminum City Terrace, New 242 Kensington, Pennsylvania HOUSE DIRECTORS MR. and MRS. ARTHUR E. JARRETT, Russell: 1001 W. Milton, Alliance, Ohio MRS. ELLEN E. JONES, Hillside Dormitory: 109 Julrich Drive, Peters Twp., Canonsburg, Pa. MRS. J. GARRETT KELL, Browne Hall: 1116 Danbridge Drive, Lynchburg, Virginia MRS. HELEN MARKS, Galbreath Hall: R. D. 2, Box 17, Apollo, Pa. MRS. ELM A NEAL, Ferguson Hall: R. D. 1, Box 148, Aliquippa, Pa. MRS. BETTY PEIFER, Galbreath Hall: 1308 Clematis Blvd., Pittsburgh 35, Pa. MRS. GEORGE A. RENNE, Jeffers Hall: 67 Bryer Avenue, Uniontown, Pa. MRS. ANNA SMITH, Shaw Dormitory. MRS. MATTIE SNYDER, Shaw Dormitory: Star Route, Uniontown, Pa. 243