Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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mm THE 1960 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE NEW WILMINGTON, PENNA. WILLIAM J. ANDERSON, EDITOR FOREWORD The sun is just barely squinting over the horizon β€” light begins to flood the worldβ€” morning is here. But, this is not just the morning which we witness each day, this is the morning of our lives. We, as college students, are just barely starting our journey through life. We ' have lived so little, done so little, and so much remains to be done. Where are we going? What we will become? The answers are dcr termined by the work which we perform in this morning. If we are content to idly pass the morning in dreaming then the afternoon will indeed be gray, and the evening a somber black. Each of us determines, by our mornings preparation, what our afternoon and evening will be like. This year we have attempted to super-impose the theme of morning on the Argo. We sincerely hope that in the afternoon and evening of your life you will look back on this book and reflect that your morn- ing had truly been a glorious one. 2 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication page 6 Campus Calendar page 8 Administration page 28 Classes page 42 Departments page 94 Honoraries page 114 Organizations page 128 Greeks page 154 Athletics page 180 Advertising page 204 Directory page 230 5 DEDICATION Will W. On- On Sunday evenings after thumping away the hymnbooks, after coughing and whispering and noticing clothes; sometimes there will be the quiet waiting feeling of an audience that returns; returns for one speaker because that speaker through the surface of sound and gesture, even through the depths of a thought, sparks: displaying in short, clear darts a dynamic quality that must be heard and heard again. There is more interest in the president of Westminster than the title alone creates: there is the natural interest in a natural leader who builds to lay a basis for other ' s work, there is the usual awe surround- ing a minister and the usual warmth for a personality who is attacked in cycles for being called leader but admired continually for being a leader. Bibliographic facts stand alone and dull, but facts placed together for the understanding of a man become vivid. Thirty-three years ago President Orr taught science at Statesville High School, North Carolina. Thirty-two years ago he was elected principal of Sardis-Carmel High School in North Carolina. After graduating from Pittsburgh-Xenia Seminary Dr. Orr was the minister for The Westminster United Presbyterian Church in Iowa. Before he left this church he had raised the membership six times and started the now national Youth Club. Ten years ago Dr. Orr was elected President of Westminster Col- lege. Within the last ten years he has raised four million dollars to erect eight new campus buildings, organized the Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Association, and he is chairman of the Pres- ident ' s Advisory Committee of the National Association of Inter- collegiate Athletics. A gift creates a wish to return a gift. And so the students of West- minster College wish to return one gift, one thought, for many gifts. Thank you. Dr. Orr. 6 7 Campus Calendars, like human organisms, are similar in appear- ance but vastly different in personality. The 1959- ' 60 Calendar suffered its labor pains in the office of its planners and then emerged as a new babe, ready to be molded by its several hundred parents, the students. Conscious of our responsibility, we laughed through Freshman Week, danced and cheered through Homecoming, humbled ourselves during Spiritual Emphasis Week, aged a little during finals, and honored ourselves at Convocations. We decorated for houseparties, sighed at serenades, behaved during Parent ' s Week-end, and shed a tear at Graduation. We students nursed and bred our child and looking back on it now, we see the school year 1959- ' 60 standing erect and individual. It is that which we, as good parents, have made it. 9 Examining our child for his outstanding qualities, we find an especially good Fall Homecoming, set against the background of a beautiful Fall day. We also must re- call the deep inspiration received from Spiritual Emphasis Week and those orig- inal campaigns sponsored by the fraterni- ties for IFC King. And who will ever for- get the thrilling Kansas City tournament, climaxed by the all-college caravan that traveled to Youngstown to cry welcome to our Titan heroes. 11 12 The activities of a school year are not abstract enti- ties but, rather, for the most part, events that have been well planned by groups and organizations. One of the greatest undertakings of the 1959-1960 school calendar was the addition of the Mock Convention to the schedule. The early plan- ning of Mock Convention was done by a steering com- mittee comprised of various representatives of campus organizations. As the event drew nearer, state delega- tions were set up, and the committees of the Mock Convention multiplied into a complex network involv- ing a great majority of the student body. 13 Mock Convention culmi- nated into an educational and pleasurable activity of great success featuring Gov- ernor Lawrence as the key- note speaker. The Spring Semester pro- gressed into warmer weath- er and spring sports became a focal point for student ac- tivity. The sun-worshippers congregated on the roof to soak up the tan-giving rays. The first week-end in May saw the influx of parents who gave their hearty ap- proval to all the proceed- ings of the week-end, espe- cially the annual Sing and Swing songfest. The 1960 Graduation closed the year fittingly with somber academic pleasant- ries in which students, both graduate and undergrad- uate, re-examined many values. 14 15 19 20 23 Β 27 ADMINISTRATION Dear Friends: You will not believe it years from now. That is one of the reasons this book is published β€” it will prove you did look like that ten, or twenty, or forty years back. Time has a way of dulling the edges of even the sharpest memory. Today you know all the names. Today you are familiar with all the scenes. But time will treat you as it has all others. Each day ' s events must take precedence. Your yesterdays will recede in the inexorable march of time. When you uncover this volume some years hence, it will have far more value for you than it does on your Graduation Day. We wish you every good thing. You have withstood the erosion that decimated your ranks. For various reasons some of yo ur team- mates have fallen aside: some because of financial reasons, others in their haste to take life by the forelock, many could not discipline themselves to do the necessary work. You stood up to all the tests. It is fitting and proper to wish you every success in life. Far more important than my good wishes is the self-discipline you have exhibited. It will carry you far. Hold in your memory: The tower of Old Main The chimes that spoke the passing time The professor who would not let you loaf The quiet resolves you made in chapel The friends you had for pure friendship sake The good idea that caught your fancy The book that thrilled you through and through The most decent and unselfish thing you did A great host of people β€” your parents, Westminster alumni, and friends of the college who, working together, made your education possible. We have sought to do more than sharpen your mind. We have earnestly tried to commend to you the self-disciplines of God. It takes experience, some trials, some heartaches, in order to know the abso- lute necessity of faith in God. You will soon be doing your utmost to transmit your Faith to your children. Be patient with them; children learn slowly. But they do learn. May you look back on your college days with real joy and profit. Sincerely yours, Will W. Orr 30 Mrs. Martha B. Whitehill represents the ideal pattern of womanhood at West- minster College. She is motivated by a strong purpose which is revealed as she says, I would like to dedicate my best in developing the best in young women. Mrs. Whitehill is a native of western Pennsylvania, having graduated from Beaver High School in Beaver, Pennsylvania. After attending Grove City College, Mrs. Whitehill taught in Freedom and Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Her work was altered following her marriage, but during World War II she returned to Aliquippa to teach remedial reading and music in the public schools. Mrs. Whitehill arrived at Westminster in September, 1949, and served for six years as residence director of Ferguson Hall. Since 1955, she has devoted herself completely to the office of Dean of Women. Counseling constitutes a major part of her work and she gains an insight to stu- dent problems through her position as advisor to Student Council, Student Conduct Committee, Pan-Hellenic Council, Senate, Cwens, and Mortarboard. Her office is open to all students at any time. DEAN OF WOMEN 32 DEAN OF MEN Following a career in business, Mr. Graham M. Ireland arrived at Westminster in 1958. In addition to his position as the Dean of Men, he also serves as an in- structor in the department of Business Administration. Mr. Ireland graduated from Westminster College as a Business Administration major. He has worked with American Airlines and with the treasury department of the Republic Steel Corporation. Both Mr. and Mrs. Ireland have served on the New Wilmington Missionary Conference staff. The position of Dean of Men is one which requires a great deal of counseling and advising. Mr. Ireland serves as advisor to Student Council, Student Conduct Com- mittee, Interfraternity Council, and Phoenix. Mr. Ireland is acquiring a record of sincere devotion and inexhaustible service to Westminster College. 33 As Academic Dean, Dr. Forry has established a fine record and has won the re- spect of both students and faculty. After graduating from Millersville State Teachers College, Dean Forry received his Masters Degree at the University of Pennsylvania arid his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh which has given him an excellent background for his position at Westminster. As Academic Dean his duties include coordinating the curriculum, planning regis- tration procedures, assigning students to advisors, and serving on various commit- tees. He also teaches a course in Shakespeare and acts as a special advisor for Shake- spearean productions. Dr. Forry came to Westminster in 1946 as an English instructor. In 1953 he be- came Academic Dean and Professor of English. In addition to his many duties, he finds time to enjoy tennis, gardening, and hunt- ing. ACADEMIC DEAN 34 DEAN OF CHAPEL A new addition to Westminster ' s staff this year is Reverend Judson McConnell. Serving as Dean of the Chapel, his main purpose is to coordinate the religious life on campus which includes planning the daily chapel programs and the Sunday evening vesper services. Due to the fact that counseling constitutes a major part of his work, his office is located in the Walton-Mayne Union Building. Receiving his Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in history. Reverend McCon- nell graduated fom Westminster College in 1955. After receiving his Bachelor of Divinity Degree at Pittsburgh-Xenia Theological Seminary in 1958, he served in the Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church in Greentree, Pennsylvania. Because he is able to devote his full time to the college chaplaincy, he has done a fine job coordinating Westminster ' s religious activities. 35 DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS AND PLACEMENT Known to Westminster students for his friendliness is Dr. John Edwards, Director of Admissions and Placement. Following three years of service to the college as Dean of Men, he was promoted to his present position in 1957. Since his arrival on campus in 1952, Dr. Edwards has taught psychology and education, and served as residence director of Russell Hall. Dr. Edwards received his Bachelor of Science Degree at Kent State University, his Master of Science at Ohio University, and his Doctorate Degree at the University of Pittsburgh. Before coming to Westminster, he counseled and taught at Brook- field High School, was principal of the Avalon Schools, and served in the armed forces. The increased capacity for enrollment necessitates that Dean Edwards make visits at College Night programs. Interviewing hopeful students on and off cam- pus gives Dr. Edwards an unusually full schedule. As Director of Placement, he helps graduates who are searching for positions. 36 Assistant to the Director of Admissions, Robert Ashbaugii Assistant to the Alumni Secretary, Robert Campbell Business Manager, Ross Ellis 38 Athletic Director, Grover C. Washbaugh 41 John Nelson, Betsy Guthrie, Richard Kauffman, John Walker. SENIORS ROBERT ALTER WILLIAM D. ARMOUR Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bible Mathematics Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Karux, Varsity W, C.Y.F.β€” V. Pres. Block W, Swimming Team, A.C.S. Treas., Student Council β€” Treas., Freshman Class β€” V. Pres., Sopho- more Class β€” V. Pres., Track, Golf, Intramurals. 44 JANE S. BROOKS Ellwood City, Pa. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Recording Sec. Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Argo. ' ' is; AT FELTON BROWN Monessen, Pa. History Block W, Track, Basketball. JOAN CAMPBELL Emlenton, Pa. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., C.Y.F., Iota Delta. WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL West Middlesex, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon CLARA P. CAMPMAN CAROL CASSARLY West Middlesex, Pa. Export, Pa. Business Education Speech Theta Upsilon β€” Pres. Sigma Kappa Y.W.C.A., Pan-Hel, Senateβ€” r rav. W.A.A., C.G.A., N.C.C.D., Mas- Pi Delta Epsilon, Rho Gamma, quers. Alpha Psi Omega β€” Sec, Cwens, Holcad, Information Please. Halcad. REID F. CLIFFORD LUCINDA COBB Philadelphia, Pa. New Wilmington, Pa. Psychology English Phi Kappa Tau Masquers, Choir. ROBERT A. COLMAN Binghamton, N. Y. History Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Siglympics Chiii. Karux, Varsity W, C.S.G., I.F.C., Student Councilβ€” Pres., Student Conduct Comm., Swimming Team β€”Capt., I.F.C. King. JOHN COLVER Conneaut, Ohio Physics Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Zeta Chi, Argo, Band. FLORENCE COLWELL Pittsburgh, Pa. History Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Chaplain C.S.G.β€” Pres., C.Y.F., Y.W.C.A., Mortarboard, Pi Sigma Pi, Beta Beta Betaβ€” ec, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. CAROL COOLEY Sandy Lake, Pa. Elementary Education Theta Upsilon β€” Rec. Sec. Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Band. CAROL DAVIDSON Pittsburgh, Pa. English Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Pres. Y.W.C.A., Pan Hel, Mortarboard, Cwens β€” Pres., Pi Sigma Pi, Kappa Delta Pi, Epsilon Phi β€” Vice Pres., Scroll, Pi Delta Epsilon, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Holcad β€” News Editor, Argo, Scrawl, May Queen Court, N.C.C.D. CHARLES CARLTON DAVIS Brooklyn, New York Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi Basketball, Track. 48 PATRICIA DISNEY Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Parliamen- tarian, Asst. Treas. P.S.E.A.β€” Pres., Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F, C.S.G., Choir. JOHN P. DONCASTER Mt. Pleasant, Pa. Biology Phi Kappa Tau β€” Sergeant at Arms. JOHN DUDIAK Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics Sigma Piii Epsiion Intramurals. JANET DUNKLIN Hamburg, New York Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicronβ€” ?;Β« ; Chm. V. Pres. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A.β€” r Pres., S.N.E.A., Pan Hel, Scrawl. DAVID EDWARDS ANN EGNER Wilkinsburg, Pa. New Wilmington, Pa. Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsiion Block W β€” Treas., Varsity W β€” Pres., Football, Track, Intramurals. 49 PAUL FRANCIS Pittsburgh, Pa. Sigma Phi Epsilon C.Y.F., Band. JOSEPH B. FUSCO Wilkinsburg, Pa. History Block W, Footballβ€” Co-Copf. REGINA EVANS Aliquippa, Pa. BRIAN D. GATES Corry, Pa. Business Administration Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Treas. Kappa Delta Pi, Holcad, N.C.C.D., Intramurals. DONALD GILL Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon W CARL GRECO Warren, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon ELIZABETH ANNE GUTHRIE Marion, Indiana Chemistry Kappa Delta β€” Chaplain, Soc. Chm. Scholarship Chm. American Chemical Society β€” Sec. Vice-Pres., Mermaids β€” Pres., Treas., W.A.A., Senior Class β€” Sec. Little Theatre. EDDIE V. HANEY Carnegie, Pa. Biology Alpha Sigma Phi Beta Beta Beta, Delta Phi Alpha, Holcad β€” Sports Editor, Argo β€” Sports Editor. AUBREY HANFORD ill Lebanon, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon Intramurals. NANETTE HANLEY MARGARET HAWTHORNE Elma, New York Cadiz, Ohio Art English Kappa Delta β€” Homecoming Chm. Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Warden, S ing Publicity Chm. Swing Director Mermaids Vesper Choir, Spiritual Emphasis Weekβ€” C ;w., N.C.C.D., Y.W.C.A. β€”Pres., C.S.G., C.Y.F. WILLIAM HEIDISH Pittsburgh, Pa. Physics Sigma Nu Baseball, Sigma Pi Sigma. NANCY HIED Pittsburgh, Pa. Elementary Education Kappa Delta β€” Athletic Chm. Treas. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., N.E.A., Pan Hel, Intramurals, Holcad, Cheer- leader β€” Capt. JANICE HOAG Buffalo, New York English β€” Spanish Beta Sigma Omicron β€” URN Edi- tor, Welfare Chm. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., S.N.EA., C.Y.F., Scrawl, Political Science Club. ALFRED HORN Charleroi, Pa. Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Steward Masquers, C.S.G., Intramurals, Concert Choir, Vesper Choir, Spir- itual Emphasis Week. 52 JANE HOUTZ Coraopolis, Pa. Business Education Sigma Kappa β€” Second V. Pres. Rush Chm. Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., N.S.E.A., Pan Hel, Student Council β€” Sec, Mor- tar Board β€” Sec, Intramurals, Kap- pa Delta Pi β€” Treas., Rho Gamma, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Holcad, Aigo, Homecoming Queen Court, Soph. Queen Court, May Day Court, N.C.C.D., W.U.S. DAVID HUBBS East Aurora, New York Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon Football, Basketball, Baseball. MARY ANN HUDKINS Youngstown, Ohio Speech and Dramatic Arts Sigma Kappa Masquers, Alpha Psi Qmega- Treas., Vesper Choir, Mermaids. JUDITH MARY HOYLE Gaithersburg, Maryland Elementary Education Sigma Kappa Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., N.C.C.D. GLORIA HUGUS Erie, Pa. Elementary Education Theta Upsilon Y.W.C.A., Holcad, C.G.A., N.E.A. ROBERT L. HULL Youngstown, Ohio Psychology Phi Kappa Tau β€” Treas., Social Chm., Sergeant-at-Arms. Intramurals, Student Council, Jun- ior Class β€” Treas., Iota Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Choir, N.C.C.D., Little Theater. 53 NANCY HUNT Duquesne, Pa. Mathematics Alpha Gamma Delta β€” 2nd V. Pres., Chm. of Names, Pledge Sec. and Treas. Mortar Board β€” Treas., Cwens, Pi Sigma Pi β€” V. Pres., Kappa Delta Pi β€” Pres., Kappa Mu Upsilon β€” Pres., Sec, Treas., Delta Phi Alpha β€” Treas., Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Holcad. HARRIETTE ILLAR Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., C.S.G., P.S.E.A., Kappa Mu Epsilon β€” Sec- Treas., Kappa Delta Pi, Delta Phi Alpha β€” Sec, Concert choir β€” Sec- Treas., Vesper Choir, N.C.C.D. J. BRUCE IPE Youngstown, Ohio Political Science Sigma Phi Epsilon β€” Cor. Sec Delta Phi Alpha, Mock Convention, Intercollegiate Conference on Govt., Political Relations Club β€” Pres., Ti- tan Debating Society β€” Pres. ROBERT T. HUNT Pittsburgh, Pa. Economics Phi Kappa Tau β€” Pres., Rush Chm. I.F.C., Intramurals CHARLES JOHNSON Floral Park, N. Y. Music M.E.N.C., Vesper choir. JOHN N. JOHNSON Findlay, Ohio Mathematics Varsity W, Basketballβ€” Co-Ca ? . JUDY JONES Pittsburgh, Pa. Biisi icss Education Kappa Delta β€” Pres., Asst. Treas., Alumni Sec. Y.W.C. A., Pan-Helβ€” Vicc-Pres., Rho Gamma β€” Treas., Kappa Delta Pi, Holcad, Argo, Information Please. RICHARD KAUFFMAN Shippensburg, Pa. History Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Cor. Sec, Vice- Pres., Prudential Com. Karux, C.S.G., C.Y.F., Fall Retreat β€” Treas., Student Council, Mock Convention β€” Clim, Inter-Relations Board, Tennis, Phi Alpha Theta β€” Vice-Pres., Pres., Phoenix, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Junior Class β€” Pres., Senior Class β€” Vice- Pres. BEATRICE KOENIG Glenshaw, Pa. Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Treas. W.A.A., P.S.E.A., Senate, Student Conduct Committee, Argo. BRUCE T. KENNEDY Saxonburg, Pa. Economics Phi Kappa Tau Vesper choir. Concert choir, Intra- murals, N.C.C.D. JUDY M. K IRKPATRICK Warren, Ohio Elementary Education Kappa Delta Sorority JOAN F. KRATCHMAN Dauglaston, N. Y. Sigma Kappa β€” Pres. W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., N.C.C.D., Pan- Hel β€” Rush dim.. Student Council, Sophomore Class β€” Sec, Junior Class β€” Sec, American Chemical Society, Mermaids, Vaudeville Show, Intramurals. GEORGE KURCHINSKY Utica, New York History Alpha Sigma Phi Phi Alpha Theta NATALIE FRANCES LAGANA Baden, Pa. German Education Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Sports C im. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., Mock Conven- tion, Cwens, Mortar Board, Pi Sig- ma Pi, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Delta Phi Alpha β€” Vice- Pres., Kappa Delta Pi. MARY BETH LEWIS New Wilmington, Pa. Elementary Education Beta Sigma Omicron Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Holcad. JAMES LATIMER New Alexandria, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Nu GILBERT L. LEWIS Butler, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity W, Football. BARBARA LOCKWOOD Rochester, New York History Sigma Kappa β€” Treas. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., C.S.G., Senate, Cwens, Mortar Board, Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Thetaβ€” Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Argo β€” Art Editor, Mermaids β€” Sec, Mock Convention. 56 PAUL ANTHONY LOCOCO Pittsburgh, Pa. History Sigma Phi Epsilon Varsity W, Football, Swimming. RAYMOND F. LUBER, JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Bible-Philosophy-Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon β€” Pres., Sec, Chaplain I.F.C., Student Council, Chapel Committee, Eta Sigma Phi β€” Pres., Pi Sigma Pi, Phoenix β€” Treas., Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Henrietta Lee Scholarship, Holcad. DONALD R. McCAIG Pitcairn, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Nu β€” Commander Block Wβ€” Treas., l.F.C, BasketbaU. Track, JOHN McCALL Youngstown, Pa. English Phi Kappa Tau β€” Pres., Chaplain C.S.G., C.Y.F., LF.C, Phoenix, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. WILLIAM G. McCONNELL KENT R. MALLY Sharon, Pa. New Castle, Pa. Business Administration Physics Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Sigma Phi Football, Go {β€”Co-Capt., Block W. Intramurals 57 THOMAS MAROUKIS Irvington, N. J. Sigma Phi Epsilon NANCY E. MASON McKeesport, Pa. Speech-English Sigma Kappa β€” Social Chm. W.A.A., C.G.A., N.C.C.D., Mas- quers, Mermaids, Senate, Alpha Psi Omega, W.C.R.W., Little Theater, Intramurals. JOAN MEANOR Penn Hills, Pa. Elementary Education Theta Upsilon β€” Scholarship Chm., Social Chm., Chaplain C.S.G. β€” Group Leader, Cor. Sec. Mortar Board β€” Editor, Cwens, Ves- per choir. Concert choir, Madrigals, Iota Delta β€” Social Chm., Program Chm., S.N.E.A., Debate. JOHN MARTIN Arnold, Pa. Business Administration MARJEAN MINER Aliquippa, Pa. Elementary Education Y.W.C.A., S.N.E.A.β€” Sec, Phi Al- pha Theta, Argo. RONALD MINNIE Monessen, Pa. Business Administration Varsity W, Basketball, Track. DON MITCHELL New Castle, Pa. Chemistry Varsity W, Football, Cross Coun- try, Track, A.C.S. β€” Pres., Sec. N.C.C.D. RON MITCHELL New Castle, Pa. Chemistry Varsity W, Football, Cross Coun- try β€” Co-capt., Track, A.C.S. β€” Pres., Sigma Pi Sigma β€” Sec., Kappa Mu Epsilon. JANET MONCRIEF SAMUEL S. MOORE Ellwood City, Pa. Glenshaw, Pa. Speech Therapy Economics Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., W.C.R.W., Sigma Phi Epsilon Masquers, Little Theater, Intra- Intramurals. murals, N.C.C.D. MARILYN GAVE MOVER Zelienople, Pa. Music Education Sigma Kappa β€” Vice- Pres. Mu Phi Epsilon β€” Vice-Pres., Pres., Kappa Delta Pi, Sec, Vesper choir. Concert choir. Band, M.E.N.C. β€” Pres., Sec, Sing and Swing Direc- tor, N.C.C.D. SHERYL NEELY Clairton, Pa. Business Education Y.W.C.A., W.A.A., Intramurals. JOHN NELSON Pittsburgh, Pa. Business A dministration Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Pres. I.F.C., Varsity W. Baseball, Phoe- nix, Who ' s Who in American Col- leges, Senior Class β€” Treas. RONALD OPFER Elizabeth, Pa. Bible- Hislory Karux β€” Pres., Block Track. W, Football, ROBERT A. O ' SHEA ELEANOR PADDOCK New Castle, Pa. Gettysburg, Pa. Business Administration Psychology Kappa Delta β€” Chaplain P.R.C., C.Y.F., Masquers, Pan-Hel, Sociology Club, Iota Delta. 60 FRANK PARTRIDGE Maplewood, New Jersey English Sigma Nu Karux, C.Y.F., C.S.G., Scrollβ€” Vice- Pres., Scrawl β€” Bus. Mgr., Col- lege quartet β€” pianist. RUTH MARY PETERSON Philadelphia, Pa. English-French Chi Omega β€” Vice-Pres., Pledge Mistress, Social Chni. W.A.A., Y.W.C.A., Mermaids, Scrollβ€” Sec, Kappa Delta Pi, Hol- cad, Scrawl, Argo β€” Layout Editor. WILLIAM PEIRCE English Phi Kappa Tau β€” Rush Chm.,-Cor. Sec. I.F.C., ScTo l Pres., Holcad Lit. Editor, Scrawl, Argo β€” Lit. Editor. JACK POGUE Pitcairn, Pa. Business Administration Block W, Baseball. ANTONIO T. RACHO New York, New York Psychology Sigma Phi Epsilon β€” Pledge Master, Social Chni. Football. WILLIAM W. RANKIN Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Nu β€” Commander, Pledge Master, Rush Chm., Scholarship Chm. Varsity W, C.S.G., C.Y.F., Tennis, Freshman Class β€” Pres., Sophomore Class β€” Pres., Student Council β€” Vice- Pres., Student Conduct Com- mittee, I.F.C. β€” Vice-Pres., Phoe- nix β€” Vice-Pres., Pi Sigma Pi, Hol- cad, Epsilon Phi β€” Vice-Pres., Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Chapel Committee. BARBARA ROBERT JAMES ROBERTSON Burgettstown, Pa. Southbridge, Mass. Music Education Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Scholarship Chm. Y.W.C.A., M.E.N.C.β€” K ce Pres., Mu Phi Epsilon, Vesper choir. 61 DOROTHY SEIDEL Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Education Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Pres., Asst. Treas. Y.W.C.A., W.A.A.β€” fc, C.Y.F., Pan-Hel β€” Pres., Senate, Kappa Del- ta Pi, Rho Gamma β€” Sec., Scrawl, N.C.C.D., S.E.W.β€” Program Chm., Who ' s Who in American Colleges. SUSAN SHERIFF Pittsburgh, Pa. English Theta Upsilon β€” Cor. Sec. C.S.G., C.Y.F., Cwensβ€” Β£-Β£ 7or. Pi Sigma Pi β€” Pres., Epsilon Phi β€” Sec, Scroll, Holcad β€” Editor, Scrawl, Argo β€” Literary Editor, Vesper choir, Concert choir. MARY ELLEN SNYDER West Middlesex, Pa. Business Education Y.W.C.A., Senateβ€” Cor. 5e r., Quad- rangle, Cor. Sec, Pres., Rho Gam- ma β€” Pres., Rho Gamma β€” Pres., In- tramurals. Homecoming Queen Court. ADELA STEARNS Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Education Beta Sigma Omicron β€” Social Chm., Cor. Sec. Y.W.C.A.,S.N.E.A.,C.Y.F.,S.E.W. β€” Typist, Senate, Scrawl β€” Typist. THOMAS STILLEY Pittsburgh, Pa. Sigma Nu HOWELL L. THOMAS ROBERT THOMPSON Eighty-Four, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. History Biology Karux, C.S.G., Phi Alpha Theta, Sigma Phi Epsilon β€” Sec. Concert choir. Vesper choir. A.C.S., LF.C, Mock Convention, Intramurals. GERALD TRIMBLE Kenmore, New York Bible- Philosophy-Psychology Alpha Sigma Phi β€” Chaplain C.Y.F. β€” Treas., Pres., C.S.G., Swimming, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Band. RAY TUDOR New Kensington, Pa. English Sigma Phi Epsilon β€” Vice-Pres., Ser- geant at Anns Block Wβ€” 5fr., l.F.Cβ€” Pres., Stu- dent Council, Football. HELENE C. TURNER Duluth, Georgia Sociology Theta Upsllon β€” Rush Chm. Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., C.S.G., Sociol- ogy Club, I.R.C., Debate, Band, Cwens, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Junior Year Abroad. JOHN VIGNOVIC Pittsburgh, Pa. Physics Sigma Phi Epsilon .Β₯.C.Sec. ROBERT VON MOSS Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics Sigma Phi Epsilon C.Y.F., Intramurals. JOHN L. WALKER Apollo, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Nu Varsity W β€” Sec, Student Council, Freshman Class β€” Treas., Sopho- more Class β€” Treas., Senior Class β€” Pres., Student Council, Basketball β€” Co-Capt., Beta Beta Beta, N.C.C.D., Who ' s Who in American Colleges. RUTH G. WALKER Springville, New York Elementary Education Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Sports Chm., Altruistic Chm. Y.W.C.A., C.Y.F., W.A.A.β€” 7 eai., Choir, S.N.E.A., Mermaids β€” Vice- Pres. BRAD WALLACE Northeast, Pa. Speech Sigma Phi Epsilon 64 MARY LOU WILLIAMSON Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Chi Omega β€” Cor. Student Council Cfim., Vice- Pics., Sec, Vice- Pres. Senate β€” Social Student Conduct Committee, Mortar Board β€” Pres., Rho Gamma β€” Vice-Pres., Holcad, Argo, Information Please, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. JANET WILSON Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology Alpha Gamma Delta β€” Vice-Pres. Y.W.C.A., C.S.G., N.C.C.D., Stu- dent Council, Mortar Board, Cwens, Pi Sigma Pi, Iota Deltaβ€” Sec- Treas., Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Delta Epsilon, Delta Phi Alpha, Scroll, Who ' s Who in American Colleges, Holcad β€” Society Editor, Argo β€” Lit- erary Editor, Homecoming Queen Court, May Queen Court, Sopho- more Queen, Outstanding Junior Woman. PHYLLIS WILSON Butler, Pa. Psychology Sigma Kappa Y.W.C.A., Sociology Club, Iota Deltaβ€” Pres., Beta Beta Beta, Band. JANE WOOD Endicott, New York Elementary Edi4cation Y.W.C.A., P.S.E.A., Beta Sigma Omicron. CAROL ELIZABETH WRIGHT Pittsburgh, Pa. Bible-Philosophy-Psychology Sigma Kappa β€” Cor. Sec. C.S.G., Y.W.C.A., Student Council, Mortar Board β€” Vice-Pres., Pi Sigma ViSec.-Treas., Delta Phi Alpha, May Queen Court, Who ' s Who in American Colleges. PATRICIA WYLE Baldwin, New York Psychology Beta Sigma Omicron Pledge Trainer Y.W.C.A., Iota Delta. -Treas ., 65 BENJAMIN BRENNER Pittsburgh, Pa. Business Administration Sigma Plii Epsilon Varsity W, Football, Baseball. JUDY ANN SPRATT Youngstown, Ohio Elementary Education Chi Omega β€” Social Chm. W. EDWARD WHITMAN New Wilmington, Pa. Languages Delta Phi Alpha, Epsilon Phi. 66 67 Miriam Morris, Jack Steele, Ronald Miller, Richard Warner Barbara Altorney William Anderson JUNIORS Judy Andrews Nancy Ball Joan Antis Nora Joan Beneke 68 Tom Cykon Thomas Davis Judith Downall Arthur Elliott Alice Evans Ruth Ann Love Janet McGrath Patricia McKee Joelien Marks Carol McLean Doris Malcolm Thomas Mansell George Martin Donna Burd Kay Burkhart Sally Burns Donna Cheslock Cynthia Christine Sue Burns Virginia Carlsen Barbara Christy Wallace Christy Sarah Crosen James Deal Meredith Dennison Dianne Dilmaghani James Donaldson Carol Dickson Elizabeth Dickson William Duvall Ruth Eazor Virginia Edwards Mary Ann Ellis Janice Fosler Gail Frazer Joan Garrigan Jane Gary Rhudell Forrest 79 Stacy Gibson Thomas Giles Linda Gillie Robert Greer Gayle Griffin Susan Handelman William Harbaugh J. Reed Harvey Douglas W. Henderson Reed R. Henderson Richard A. Heck Mary E. Hershey Pamela M. Hewitt Melissa J. Huddell Camille K. Inserillo β–  1 r Carol E. Iwans Norma J. Jones Valjean Jeffers Wilbur G. Jones J m f mm Eleanor Keelen Carolyn L. Karch Lauri Lynn Kelso Caroline King Susan A. Kojsza Joyce King Richard S. Lane Linda J. Leech Judith M. Lester Myrtle McCall Patricia A. Lucini David McCreary Susan McCreary Melva McCrory Susan McDonell 81 Sarah McGarrah Anne McSkimin Gay McGill Margaret Macintosh Paul McQueen Suzanne Mallorie Patricia Mattern Jane Morgan Susan Mulian Roger Morrison Richard Muny Marilyn Myers William Neely Virginia May Thomas Minner Louanne Moore Richard Nevin Margaret Newell Lynne Meriam Eleanor Moore Kay Nord Beverly Northam 82 Charles Oakley Mary Ellen Paige Connie Rodocoy Carol Landis Grace Page Loretta Pelle Veto Polce Nancy Rogers Richard Sass Joyce Probst Linda Rapp Joanne Pringle Jane Puscher Sarah Robeson Karen Rowe Donald Scott Ronald Scott Barbara Seeley 1 Pamelyn Pryor Stan Rudick Catherine Sharp Carol Sheaffer 83 Ann Shrefler Margaret Shulack Barbara Simms Jo Anne Simpson Joseph Stewart Suzanne Stewart Claudia Sifton Bonnie Skrocki John Slocum Ona Tannehill Gayle Topping β–  E ' Marion Smith Pat Stahlman i David Smith Gayle Snyder John Stewart Susan Thomas Nancy Trevaskis Sheryl Thompson William Turner 84 Carolyn Vizard James Walker Ronald Walker Anne Wimer Suzanne Wolfe Judith Wood Jack Wright Jeanne Wyle Burnis Young Ronald Watson Barbara Williams Kay Wilson Jane Ellen Young Carol Young John Zimmerman Daniel Zinsner FRESHMEN Diane Keegan, Richard Nelson, Martha McNaugher, Rudy Raida Carole J. Abernathy Robert W. Agnew Joyce B. Alexander Barbara J. Allen Howard F. Anderson Thomas G. Anderson Janet Baird Ann M. Baldrige Ann C. Barbaras Judith A. Arnold Robert M. Barcus Virginia A. Barcus Faith M. Barr Janet M. Beecher Elizabeth M. Bellion f Mary C. Benford Barbara Bornauer Ann Biercatt Carolyn A. Blake Keith E. Boyer Joyce Bradfing Patricia A. Bridges Barbara A. Brown Nancy L. Brown Jane C. Bryfogle Barbara Bussman Carol Butler Phyllis Campbell Patricia Carlson Ann Campbell Frank Clark Karen Clutter 87 Patricia Crawford Nancy Cofer Paul Craycraft Louanne Crecelius Mary Lou Dailey Joyce Creighton Joan Derkas Judith Cunningham John Dick Carol Dinello Jean Duncan Lois Edwards Raymond Eckert Carol Eidel Helen Evans Barbara Eisel Marilyn Ferguson Gilbert Evans Carole Fleming Peter Fosburg 88 Sarah Jane Fleming Ruth Frame 1 I Marilyn Gfroerer William Franke Robert Frederick Judith Frischkorn Barbara Gallagher Richard Gamble Ida Gice Judith Good Ronald Govenor Helen Hale Dorothy Hall Diane Hall Lance Hambeiger Dona Hampson Beth Hardesty Marilyn Harms John Harton Susan Heinlein Joy Heath Lois Henry Elizabeth Heim Linda Hileman Douglas W. Huemme W. Frank Hull Elaine R. Irving S. Allen Jenks Nancy L. Jensen Carolyn A. Johnson Bonnie F. Jones Larry H. Jose Dianne M. Keegan Mary Ann Kaiser William Karras Carolyn F. Kauppinen Kathleen A. Kellett James Moorehead Joy Mullins Linda Morgan Jane Muller Judith Mullowney David Murdock Glenn Myers Richard Nelson Thomas Newell Margaret Newton Arlis Orr Harry Orris Judith Parker Bradley Peterson Janet Peterson Janet Petrick Cynthia Picarro Donna Pile Susan Price Lynda Pringle Roy Rabatin Mark Peterson β–  VS. mk 93 Linda Sandridge Betty Jane Sauer Carol Schindler Marjorie Schmidt Richard Scungio Karen Seelar Susan Shakely Nancy Sharrer Diana Schaub Diana Shaughency Judith Shobert Carole Ann Weyels David R. White - James Wilson 96 97 Carl H. Larson ART All students have the opportunity to admire or criticize the student artwork exhibited in the library. There are sam- ples of work done in crafts, ceramics, el- ementary design, modeling, and interior design. The art department now offers a com- plete major program in art. Upon com- pletion of the new Fine Arts building, many more facilities will be available to students to provide a flexible, varied, and well-rounded group of art experiences. C. H. Larson, R. Robinson J. Hopkins, W. Christy, N. Adams, T. Gregory BIBLE-PHILOSOPHY Servicing the whole student body with a general survey of the contents of the Bible from Genesis through Paul ' s Epis- tles takes most of the teaching hours of the Bible Department. Elective courses this year have covered such other fields as Religions of the World, Christian Ethics, and Christian Evidences. An encouraging increase in enrollment in Philosophy courses has led to the offer- ing for the first time of a major in Philos- ophy. Another development has been ap- plication for accreditation in preparing girls for assignment as Assistants in Christian Education. Dr. Wayne Christy 99 L. Frey, C. Hummel, T. Vergeer BIOLOGY It is the aim of the Biology Department to provide a background in biology for students who wish to do graduate work; to give pre-professional training for med- icine, dentistry, nursing, medical technol- ogy, and veterinary medicine; and to pre- pare students for the teaching of high school biology. A General Biology course giving a broader understanding of the or- ganic world is offered to non-majors. The department ' s hopes of expansion are being fulfilled not only numerically but also in the types of work being done. A chapter of the Beta Beta Beta, the national honorary in Biology, is spon- sored by the department. Dr. Teunis Vergeer 100 Mr. Galbreath, Miss Hileman, Mr. Stewart BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education Department is a vocationally objective department op- erating within the principles of a liberal arts college. The department offers a vari- ety of courses designed to produce a sec- retary who is not only trained in her own field but is well educated in all areas. The department also produces teachers who are well grounded in basic skills and who bring to the classroom a back- ground of general knowledge. These teachers with varied knowledge fulfill a basic need in today ' s classrooms. The department ' s objective is to give future businessmen a fundamental and broad knowledge of economics and busi- ness, an understanding of current business issues, an appreciation of the social and political sides of economics, a sense of integrity and responsibility, and compe- tence in their evaluation. Students are also prepared for graduate study, business leadership, labor leader- ship, government, and teaching. Samuel H. Sloan ECONOMICS-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION G. Ireland, J. Clark, R. Jones, S. Sloan, C. Carlson 102 Dr. Hendry, Dr. DeWitt, Dr. Simmons Dr. Hobson D. DeWitt CHEMISTRY At the present time chemistry majors are diH- gently working to assimilate the teachings of Dr. DeWitt, Dr. Hendry, and Dr. Simmons. These chemistry professors a re also kept active, striving to develop standards necessary to acquire the ap- proval of the American Chemical Society. This is an association of the professional chemists in America and has a student affiliation at West- minster called the A. C. S. The A. C. S. organization holds regular monthly meetings and sponsors various tours pertaining to the field of chemistry. Westminster ' s Chemistry Department is con- templating altering the present chemistry curricu- lum. Thus far, the major change has been in or- ganic chemistry. This year ' s organic students are using individual research in their approach to lab- oratory work. Numerous changes will be made in the curriculum at a future date. 103 C. Wiley, C. Cook, D. Wilson, D. Tuttle, J. Forry, E. Keen, C. Andrews, G. Bleasby ENGLISH Dr. George Bleasby This year the EngHsh Department has a staff of nine β€” the largest staff in the history of the depart- ment. It is under constant change and many im- provements are in practice this year. The freshman composition course has been re- vised, offering logic first semester to foster orderly thinking. Literary criticism is offered second se- mester to promote critical aptitudes. There is a more flexible major offered which in- cludes an added major in writing. A wider area of choice is given in subject matters. Seminar also, is improved each year. The English Department is constantly attempt- ing new procedures and methods which enable the college student to gain a fuller liberal arts educa- tion. 104 The education and psychology professors have found their classrooms filled with an increasing number of departmental majors. As a result this department is ex- panding its scheduled programs with a revision in the teacher-education curriculum, which will become effec- tive next year. The education and psychology staff has welcomed three new members to their department: Dr. Edna Os- walt, Dr. J. Edward Smith, and Dr. Julia Marshall, who are replacing Mr. Claude Eckman, resigned, and Dr. Charles Saylor, who is now registrar. The Education Department, in addition to providing an adequate background for non-majors, prepares West- minster students for teaching in accredited public, ele- mentary and secondary schools. Three organizations are sponsored by the Education and Psychology Department. These include Kappa Delta Pi, the national education honorary; Iota Delta, a local psychology honorary, and the Student Education Association of Pennsylvania, which has replaced the former Future Teachers of America. EDUCATION-PSYCHOLOGY H. Swanhart, A. Jensen, D. McKee, L. Ldwards, R. Vvolcoil HISTORY, POLITICAL SCIENCE AND SOCIOLOGY The aims of the History, Political Sci- ence, and Sociology Departments are to acquaint the student with the develop- ment of civilization, and social and polit- ical institutions of the world, and the re- sponsibilities of useful citizenship. The department will be especially busy this year with the Mock Convention. Dr. Edwards is the faculty adviser for the Con- vention with each of the other members of the department working on different committees. Other activities sponsored by the department are the Political Relations Club, Sociology Club, and Phi Alpha Theta, the national honor fraternity in history. Dr. Delbert L. McKee 106 MODERN LANGUAGES The Language Department this year is introduc- ing Russian into the curriculum. Teaching this language is Dr. Hilda Radzin, the most recent ad- dition to the department staff. Dr. Radzin was born in Latvia and received her Ph.D. from Rad- cliffe, the women ' s division of Harvard. She is a well-qualified and welcome member of the Lan- guage Department. A language laboratory has been introduced re- cently. This laboratory gives students an oppor- tunity to listen and to record material in the lan- guages that they are studying. Students are also able to answer questions or repeat phrases in that language. Such a laboratory is proving beneficial to all language students. Dr. J. Hilton Turner W. Biberich, B. Lapsley, J. Turner, A. Ligo, H. Radzin, T. Wiley 107 J. Smith, J. Peck, P. Brown Paul E. Brown MATHEMATICS The Mathematics Department must meet the needs of students preparing for careers in engineer- ing and in science. Many of these students are planning to teach or work in industry at jobs that require mathematical training, and for these stu- dents a variety of advanced courses are available. Because our entering students vary greatly in the extent of their high school mathematical training, a number of different freshmen courses are sched- uled each year. Alpha chapter of Kappa Mu Epsilon, the na- tional honorary in mathematics, is active at West- minster. Membership by invitation is extended only to those students who meet specific scholar- ship requirements. Among other activities, the honorary awards a prize each year to an outstand- ing student in the freshmen mathematics course. The work of the department is directed by Paul E. Brown, acting chairman, assisted by James L. Smith and J. Miller Peck. 108 MUSIC Future musicians and those who would desire a richer understanding of music will find in the Music Department many various programs that will satisfy their needs. Aside from offering the B.M. and B.M.E.D. degrees in music, the depart- ment invites participation in the Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, College Marching Band, and other instrumental and vocal ensembles. Also sponsored by the Conservatory, are musical productions such as Amahl and the Night Visitors, Down in the Valley, and The Marriage of Figaro. Mu Phi Epsilon, a national honorary, and the Music Edu- cator ' s National Conference are likewise sup- ported by the department. R. Woods, W. Davis, J. Albright PHYSICS The Physics Department ' s aim is to provide the necessary background for students who plan to do graduate work, students who plan to teach phys- ics, or students who plan to enter medical school. The department also provides courses of cultural and practical value for nonscience majors. General physics, heat, light, meteorology, radio and electronics, electricity and magnetism, me- chanics, kinetic theory, astronomy, and geology are some of the courses offered by the department. Sigma Pi Sigma is the national physics honor- ary sponsored by the department on this campus. Dr. Robert M. Woods 110 PHYSICAL EDUCATION The members of the Physical Education Depart- ment concentrate on a three-sided program. These phases include instruction in physical skills, intra- mural sports for both men and women, and inter- collegiate athletics. Sportsmanship, team play, confidence, coordination, and good citizenship are stressed in the department ' s activities. Under the direction of the physical education staff the college sponsors intercollegiate teams for men in basketball, football, baseball, cross coun- try, golf, tennis, track, and swimming. These teams are members of the NCAA, the NAIA, and the West Penn Conference. The women ' s division of the department spon- sors the Mermaid Club, the cheerleaders, and the Women ' s Athletic Association, an active member of the ARFCW. Grover C. Washabaugh L. Carnahan, H. Burry, J. McNutt, C. Oliver, G. Washabaugh, C. Ridl 111 Seated β€” Dr. Cox, Dr. Westover. Back β€” Mr. Clark, Mr. Burbick, Mr. Dorrell, Mr. Clark Dr. Cox SPEECH AND DRAMATIC ARTS The Department of Speech and Dramatic Art aims to equip students for the largest social useful- ness in their chosen fields. Instruction in straight thinking, creative imagination, and the techniques of communication is provided by the speech and dramatic art courses. It also aims to develop char- acter, competence, and understanding. Voice and diction, interpretative reading, stage- craft, radio speech, argumentation, phonetics, per- suasion, introduction to television, and play di- recting are examples of some of the courses offered by this department. Functions of the Speech and Dramatic Art De- partment are dramatics, debate, radio, and the speech clinic. Alpha Psi Omega, dramatics honor- ary, and Tau Kappa Alpha, debate honorary, are sponsored by the department. 112 LIBRARY STAFF The staff of three trained librarians and one as- sistant librarian is supplemented by twenty stu- dents who work part time. The McGill Memorial Library provides mate- rial for reference work in all departments. In the library there are seven main rooms. The Periodical Room on the main floor contains the three hun- dred and twenty-five periodicals and the twenty daily newspapers received by the college. Also located on the main floor is the Reserve Desk. The card catalogue shows all the holdings of the library; at the present time there are approximately sixty thousand volumes and nearly two thousand books are added each year. The Children ' s Room in the basement of the library is used by Elemen- tary Education majors. The stacks are available for use by seniors, professors, and graduate stu- dents. The Art Department sponsors an Art Ex- hibit on the main floor in which student art work is displayed. Miss Kocher Miss Kocher, Miss Hawkins, Miss McClelland, Mrs. Adams 113 HONORARIES C. Carmichael, J. Downell, N. Mason, C. Cassarly, J. Cairns. Back β€” M. A. Hudkins. ALPHA PSI OMEGA Dramatics 1st β€” Mrs. Frey, L. McClure, F. Colwell, W. Miller, Dr. Vergeer. 2nd β€” F. Ambill, G. Spenser. i Wβ€” D. Dilmaghani, S. Thunell, R. Joslin, P. Maxwell. 4th -B. Beck, B. Hull, E. Haney, W. Christy. BETA BETA BETA Biology 116 DELTA PHI ALPHA German N. Lagana, T. Mansell, J. Wilson, H. Schaeffer, W. Witman, N. Hunt, A. Egner, H. Illar W. Witman, A. Bordman, D. Ross, S. Langsford, W. Bellairs, M. McAlliister, B. Crout, M. Huddell, J. Patterson, L. McClure, B. Lapsley, G. Topping, C. Cadwallader, P. Pryor, B. Christy, A. Ligo EPSILON PHI Modern Languages 117 mm jjlii uJ, IOTA DELTA Psychology 1stβ€” p. Wilson, J. Meaner. 2ndβ€” Boh Hull, J. Wilson, E. Paddock. Jst β€” J. Bretsnyder, N. Hunt, J. Houtz, J. Wilson, F. Ambill. 2nd β€” W. Witman, P. Thomas, J. Jones, J. Morley, N. Lagana, H. Illar. 3id β€” C. Davidson, D. Siedel, A. Poritt, B. Lockwood, A. Egner. KAPPA DELTA PI Education 118 Jst p. Brown, G. Myers, J. Peck, W. Miller. R. Mitchell. G. Dunmyer, B. VonMoss, W. Growney. A. Sheiderly, J. Smith. 2Wβ€” F. Ambill, N. Hunt. Jrd A. Poritt, T. W. Orr. Mansell, J. Trimble, L. Shaw, A. Egner, H. Illar. 4!liβ€” KAPPA MU EPSILON Mathematics p. Ralston, J. Moncnef, C. Cassarly, J. Antis, N. Mason, J. J. Ferguson, J. Webb, P. Pryor, C. Baxter, J. Ecklemeyer, C. Downall, J. Bergman, M. Hudkins Sefton, S. Meyers, B. Robert, M. Moyer. Sealed β€” A. Peabody. MASQUERS MU PHI EPSILON Dramatics Music 119 J. Bretsnyder, J. Antis, D. Kauffman, A. Jensen, D. McKee, V. Thomas. 2nd β€” B. Lockwood, M. Miner, R. Gleckler. PHI ALPHA THETA History Istβ€”H. DeWitt, Dr. Woods, H. Davis, J. Smith. 2nd A. Pontt, M. Peck, R. Mitchell, T. Mansell, G. Myers, G. Dunmyer. PHI ZETA CHI now SIGMA PI SIGMA PI DELTA EPSILON Journalism Inc. 120 1st β€” J. Jones, M. Snyder, M. Williamson, L. Tweedy. 2ihI β€” W. Steward, D. Cheslocic, Miss Hileman, J. Houtz, Mr. Galbreath. 3rd β€” A. Wimer, D. Siedel, J. Eberhard, C. Campman. RHO QAMtAA Business Education 1st β€” R. Peterson, B. Pierce, J. Bootiiman, S. Sheriff. 2nd β€” J. Scott Carter Wilson, M. Magee, S. Lester. 3rd β€” R. Joslin, C. Davidson, F. Partridge. SCROLL TAU KAPPA ALPHA English Debate 121 SENATE Senate is the women ' s governing body on Westminster ' s campus and is designed to function in order that every woman on campus may have a voice in creating the laws that govern her. There are seventeen members on Senate representing soror- ities, dorms, and student conduct committee. This year, competently led by president Joanne Bretsnyder and assisted by ad- visors Mrs. Whitehill and Miss Hileman, Senate successfully sponsored a party for the freshman women and the traditional midnight movie. Senate ' s projects con- sisted of aiding a physical education project and contributing to both the Mortar- board Scholarship fund and Scrawl. The basic purpose of Senate is to formulate and enforce the regulations; however, the influence of Senate is far-reaching. Senate members become self-styled coun- selors for bewildered freshmen, receivers of any and all gripes, and general sources of information on all school rules. Istβ€”C. Cassarly, M. Williamson, J. Bretsnyder, G. Horner, J. Boothman, Mrs. Whitehill. 2ndβ€”E. Keelan, B. Seeley, R. Evans, S. Beveridge, B. Koenig, M. McCall, B. Kennedy, S. Sheriff, B. Johnson. 122 ]srβ€”J. Nelson, R. Kauffman, B. Lockwood, W. Rankin, J. Walker, J. McCall, R. Luber. 2ndβ€” . Lagana, S. Sheriff, N. Hunt, M. Williamson, H. Turner, C. Wright, J. Houtz. Sid C. Davidson, D. Seidel, F. Colwell. WHO ' S WHO Membership in Who ' s Who in American Colleges and Universities is a dis- tinctive honor bestowed upon outstanding seniors. Who ' s Who is an organiza- tion which includes over seven hundred American colleges and universities. This group on Westminster ' s campus is chosen by members of the Student Council and members of various campus organizations. This group serves: As a goal to inspire greater eflFort in those who may not other- wise perform to the best of their ability, as a reminder that time must be used in- telligently to bring the best results from one ' s college experience, as a means of compensation for outstanding effort and achievement, as a standard of measure- ment for students comparable to other recognized scholastic and service organi- zations. The members of Who ' s Who are judged on the basis of personality, scholar- ship, campus leadership, character, and potentiality in the future. 123 Jsrβ€”}. Wilson, J. Meaner, J. Bretsnyder. 2iidβ€” ' N. Hunt, J. Houtz, C. Wright, M. L. Williamson, A. Jensen. 3rd β€” N. Lagana, F. Colwell, C. Davidson, B. Lockwood. MORTARBOARD Mortarboard, Westminster ' s national honor fraternity for senior women, was established in 1955. The purpose of Mortarboard is to promote scholarship, service, and responsible leadership. Membership requirements are an academic record of 2.0 or higher, and outstanding participation in campus activities. This year, guided by president Mary Lou Wilhamson, the group sponsored Donut Day for the purpose of raising funds for both their Scholarship Fund and general operating expenses. The Mortarboard Scholarship Fund is steadily being built up and will, some day, greatly aid needy students. As a purely service project, Mortar- board sponsored throughout the year a program of counseling for the freshmen women. It is interesting to note that this honorary group of outstanding women has chosen to remain an active organization, serving the student body usefully. 124 Phoenix is Westminster ' s local, junior and senior men ' s leadership honorary. The group is attempting to become an active circle in the national honorary, Omicron Delta Kappa, and the members of Phoenix feel that this will be accomplished in the very near future. The requirements of Phoenix consist of an academic average of 1.8 and an out- standing leadership role in campus affairs. The purpose of the group is to spot pressing needs of the student body, propose a workable solution, and then channel this proposition to the attention of the organization that is best suited to execute it. Competently led by president John McCall and assisted by advisors Mr. Smith, Mr. Clark, Mr. Colton, and Mr. Ireland, the members have been working this year on the organization of a tutoring service and, of course, their attempts to be nation- ally chartered. PHOENIX D. Colton, B. Rankin, J. McCali, J. Smith. 2nd β€” J. Nelson, R. Luber, A. Foster, R. Kauffman. 125 Striving toward a goal of national affiliation in Phi Beta Kappa, is Pi Sigma Pi, local scholastic honorary. Members of this organization are selected from students who have attained an average of 2.4 or better at the conclusion of five semesters of college work. Membership is further limited to those who will qualify for the B.A., B.S., and B.M. degrees. In accordance with their aims. Pi Sigma Pi annually sponsors a book drive to increase the volumes in McGill Library, and thus move one step closer to Phi Beta Kappa standards. This year the students were lead by Susan Sheriff , and aided by Dr. Jensen who served as faculty advisor. PI SIGMA PI 1st β€” K. Inserillo, B. Crout, L. Gillie, M. McCrory, J. Harris. 2nd β€” S. McGarrah, B. Christy, J. Simpson, W. Bellairs, L. Conaway, J. E. Young. 3rd β€” M. E. Paige, E. Keelan, L. Moore, A. McSkimmin, P. Pryor, C. Sefton. CWENS This year Cwens, the national sophomore women ' s honorary, has a membership of seventeen girls chosen on the basis of character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The purpose of the group is to be a service organization, and its members can always be recognized by their white sweaters with red crowns and sceptres. Helping with Freshman Week was the main activity of the organization, but Cwens also sponsored a Terrace Dance, the Underwater Whirl; the sale of flowers on Homecoming and Parents ' Day, and partial support of a young Indian boy. Melva McCrory served as the student president of the 1959-1960 Cwens. 127 ORGANIZATIONS Ist-J Wilson A. Sherwood, W. Anderson, I. Sensenich, E. Haney, J. Webster. 2nd B. Lockwood, M. Myers, C. Karch, N. Ball, S. Langsford, S. Rambo, J. Boothman, B. Northam, D. Kovac, D. Pavlin, R. Peterson (not pictured). 130 The classes, the buildings and grounds, the activities, the organizations, and the friends of college life are highlighted in the pages of the Argo. We hope that in the future these pictures and words will stimulate memories of experiences on the Westminster campus, that through this annual the years spent here will come alive again. The 1960 Argo staff has found the com- piling of this record a valuable experience. Staff members have tried to capture the trials, the merriment, and the serious as- pects of the college family. May you also find the booic before you rewarding. 1st β€” J. Wilson, W. Anderson, I. Sensenich. 2nd β€” I ster, R. Peterson (not pictured). ARGO STAFF Editor-in-chief Copy Editor Literary Editor Photography Editor Art Editor Business Manager Photographers Sports Editor William J. Anderson Ruth Peterson Janet Wilson Alice Sherwood Ila Jeanne Sensenich Jon Webster Orvis Klein, Jeff Stewart Ed Haney 131 HOLCAD EDITORS SUE SHERIFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CAROL DAVIDSON NEWS EDITOR LOUANNE MOORE FEATURE EDITOR ED HANEY SPORTS EDITOR 1st β€” E. Haney, S. Sheriff, J. Wilson. 2nd β€” J. Cairns, C. Davidson, L. Moore. S. Sheriff, B. Anderson, Dr. Bleasby, C. Cook, D. Wilson, E. Keen, R. Ellis PUBLICATIONS COMMITTEE In the fall of 1954 the Committee on Student Publications was organized as the result of a need to systematize and co-ordinate all student press publications. For- merly there had been no system, so a general reorganization resulted. A standing committee was formed composed of the academic dean; the business manager; the secretary of alumni; the faculty advisers to Holcad, Scrawl, and Argo: the student editors of Holcad, Scrawl, and Argo; and a chairman appointed by the President. Its meetings afford an opportunity to discuss mutual problems of finance and publication contracts. It gives student editors a fuller understanding of the respon- sibilities of the student press and encourages students of all departments to partici- pate in student press activities. It stimulates constructive criticism of student publi- catio ns. Also it appoints editors of Holcad, Scrawl, and Argo. Scholarships which are available for these editorships are made available through this committee. The most important function of the Publications Committee is the writing of a code of practices and ethics for student publications and this code ' s administration. 1st β€” J. Foster, D. Ross, E. Wilson, B. Christy, M. Magee. 2nd β€” B. Anderson, B. Pierce, F. Partridge, J. Boothman, S. Lester. 3rd β€” M. Mowry, C. Davidson. SCRAWL The creativity of student authors and poets is compiled each semester in Scrawl, the campus Hterary magazine. Scrawl attempts to present those works which best express students ' thoughts, ideas, and philosophies and at the same time belong to a high plane of literature. It is an outlet for the students ' literary ambitions. The 1960 spring and fall issues were edited by Susan Lester and approximately ten staff members. By using a five point grading system these students rated the submitted original selections and those receiving 2.5 or higher were published. An incentive for student interest in Scrawl is the awarding of prizes for the most ingen- ious works in the poetry, general fiction, and humorous divisions. This year Mr. Wilson, Mr. Tuttle, and Mr. Wiley determined the winners of the Chi Omega Fic- tion Award, the Senate Humorous Fiction Award, and the Scrawl Special Poetry Award. The present staff has innovated full-page prints and illustrations. 134 Rho Gamma, the business education honorary, has produced a different Informa- tion Please. Carole Slaugenhaupt headed the student staff for the publication of this helpful, pocket-sized edition under the direction of the Business Education depart- ment who acted as faculty advisers. The Information Please directory lists a student ' s home as well as his college ad- dress and fraternity affiliation. The directory also contains the names and addresses of faculty members and also the administrative staff. In the back of the booklet is a complete social calendar for the academic year. Another interesting feature of the new Information Please is the exclusion of advertisements. Such welcome revisions were brought about by the combined efforts of Rho Gamma, who only recently assumed the responsibility of its publication. INFORMATION PLEASE 1st β€” Mr. Stewart, C. Slaugenhaupt, Miss Hileman, Mr. Galbreath. 2iul β€” M. Snyder, J. Houtz, D. Cheslock. 3rd β€” A. Wimer, J. Eberhard, D. Siedel. 135 A. Beverly, B. Colman, J. McCullough STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council serves as the voice of the student body, inviting campus participation through weekly open meetings. This group handles campus car regula- tions, week-end movies. Migration Days, and the World University Service drive, as well as Hell Week, Home- coming, and Sing and Swing. This spring the Mock Convention has been a special project of the Council. Bob Colman has served capably as president of the group this year; he was aided by Allen Foster as vice president, Judy McCullough, secretary, and Allan Beverly, treasurer. B. Northam, K. Treadwell, N. Seigle, B. Foltz, J. Moredock, J. Walker, D. Gamble, F. Clark, J. Dratchman, G. Baierl, M. McCrory, B. Kennedy, J. Houtz, R. Luber, R. KaufTman, G. Ireland, M. Whitehill, S. Rambo, M. L. Williamson, J. McCullough, B. Colman, A. Beverly Mrs. Whitehill, Dr. Henderson, B. Rankin, G. Ireland, Dr. McKee STUDENT CONDUCT COMMITTEE Misconduct of any type by a Westminster student, regardless of where it talces place, is a matter of college concern and is subject to consideration and action by the Student Conduct Committee. The committee, consisting of four students, three faculty members, and the Deans of Men and Women, works at all times to insure the kind of environment that the moral and ethical standards of the college demand. Cases concerning the violation of serious moral principles such as drinking, gambling, or cheating are presented before the committee. The committee acts as a fact finding and evaluation group and presents its findings to the President of the college with a recommendation for appropriate disciplinary action. The group has one formal organization meeting in the spring and does not meet again until there is a case to be presented. 137 CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is comprised of a small group with superior voices. This choir is the college representative to other schools and churches, in various programs. One of the annual projects of the mem- bers is a choir tour planned for the early spring. The 1960 concert agenda will include numerous stops in the Mid-West. Mr. Ocock leads the choir as both organist and director. Participants in the Concert Choir work diligently to approach perfection, as each seems to find it a worthwhile and pleasurable experience. 138 VESPERS CHOIR There is a hush within the chapel. Mr. Ocock with hands raised suddenly brings them down, releasing beautiful choral music which fills every corner of the building. The music swells, then diminishes, then rises again. From up-lifted faces the congregation reflects deep appreciation that such an experience provokes. This exemplifies West- minster ' s College Choir. During the absence of Mr. Clarence Martin, who is on Sabbatical leave, Mr. Raymond Ocock acts as both director and organist. Using feet, and hands, whenever possible, he is in com- plete command of the situation. The Vesper Choir performs every Sunday for the evening service, while Homecoming, Alumni Day and Baccalaureate, comprise their annual concerts. 139 BAND Under the direction of Mr. Donald Cameron, with Mr. James A. Reese assisting, the Westminster College Band adds musical spirit to various campus events. Half-time performances at football or basket- ball games permit the band to contribute to the spectators ' enjoyment. In addition to engagements at athletic events, the band performs annually in a spring concert, which marks the high point of its agenda. Such a program usually spotlights a distinguished guest soloist. This spring Raphael Mendex, renowned trumpet player, was the guest entertainer. 140 CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES N. J. Beneke, P. Susko, N. K. Seiple, J. Pasacic A football or basketball game would obviously lack a necessary element without Westminster ' s cheerleaders and majorettes. In the fall, members of both organi- zations are selected on a compet- itive basis. One senior, four sophomores, and a freshman constitute the permanent cheering squad, and two freshmen act as substitute cheerleaders. Nancy Hied leads in the cheers, advised by Miss Carnahan and Miss McNutt, in- structors in the Physical Educa- tion Department. Under the leadership of Norma Kay Seiple, the majorettes also contribute to the pleasure and en- thusiasm of halftime breaks. Ap- pearing at all home and away games, these girls show profi- ciency in their art by creating unique baton maneuvers. n f y r β€” M. Hudkins, M. Johnson, N. Mason, R. Walker, K. Wilson, L. Atkinson, S. Bernhard. 2nd β€” B. Lockwood, J. Kratchman, J. Altwater, J. Probst, B. Guthrie, N. Hanley, C. Christine. MERMAIDS Led by Betsy Guthrie as president, tlie Mermaids, women ' s swimming club, practiced weekly in prepara- tion for their January swim show, Sea Fever. Ruth Walker, vice pres- ident, and Barbara Lock- wood as secretary served with Betsy as officers. Miss Janet McNutt advised the group. 142 1st β€” G. Carlson, E. Moore, L. Sandridge, K. Stahlman, A. Vance, C. Shaeffer, J. McLaren. 3rd β€” S. Wolfe, C. Dickson, J. Smith, S. Thomas, A. Frazer. 2Β« β€” N. Rogers, B. Flahault, J. Weichel, P. Susko, J. Stein, J. Dunklin, C. Cadwallader. W.AA Women ' s Athletic Association The Women ' s Athletic Association began the year by giving a party for the freshmen women. Inter-sorority volleyball and basketball tournaments were sponsored by this group, as were several inter-collegiate women ' s sports meets. W. A. A. presented a Co-Recreation Night in November and another in the spring. At the spring banquet, trophies were presented to the outstanding junior and senior members and to the champion of the inter-sorority tournaments. Carolyn Cadwallader served ably as president and the group was advised by Miss Lois Carnahan. 143 1st β€” W. Kennedy, A. Clark, B. Ipe, B. Bussman. 2nd β€” D. Milalow, S. Carter, B. Goode COLLEGIATE GUILD OF THE AIR 7 β€” D. Burd, H. Trautman, M. Mason, J. Morgan, P. Ralston, B. Wallace. 2nd β€” B. Turner, M. Howard, J. Downall, M. Paige, R. K. Clark. 3rd β€” J. Elder, J. Bergman, A. Evans, B. Lefingwell. 1stβ€” J. Kratchman, J. Curry, S. Kojsza, B. Guthrie, J. Simpson, H. DeWitt. 2ndβ€”R. Mitchell, R. Beck, Ganible, D. Mitchell. AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY POLITICAL RELATIONS CLUB Isl β€” J. Donaldson, J. Morgan, B. Ipe. 2nd β€” R. Heck, L. Chase. β€” R. Colman, W. Rankin, P. Lococo, D. Edwards, J. Bestwick, B. Brenner, D. McCaig, J. Johnson, G. Lewis, J. Nelson, R. Alter. 2ndβ€” J. Martin, J. Rehfuss, G. Mason, R. Dunlap, M. Sanner, A. Robertucci, A. Girdwood, J. Ferguson. 3rd D. Hubbs, J. Pogue, D. Graf, C. Greco, R. Frisco, J. Murray, R. Knowles. 4rhβ€”R. Lane, G. Susi, S. Pekich, W. Repack, R. Christiansen, T. Truxell. VARSITY W CLUB 146 We unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of God. We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task we seek to understand Jesus and to follow Him. In fulfilling this purpose the Young Women ' s Christian Association traditionally handles the Big and Little Sister program. May Day, Christmas caroling. Freshman Week Chapel, and Who ' s Who. The group made Christmas stockings for children at the Youngstown Settlement House as this year ' s special project. President Carol Mc- Lean served capably as the group ' s leader; Miss Ada Peabody and Miss Elsie Hileman were advisers. Y.W.C.A. Young Women ' s Christian Association 1st β€” R. Forrest, L. Geslie, J. Patterson, G. Baierl, A. Beveridge, J. Wood, S. Hanks, S. Burns, N. Rodgers, P. Thomas. 2nd β€” G. Topping, K. Burkard, M. Buchanan, J. Puscher, M. McAlhster, D. Rhodes, K. Stahlman, M. Kiser, C. McLean. 3rdβ€”K. Wilkens, C. Wyles, J. Bucher, L. Bellion, S. McGarrah, B. Sauer, C. Sharp, B. Crout. 4thβ€” N. Jensen, J. Miller, S. Specht, A. Orr, S. Crossen, J. Fosler, D. Zeig, B. Christy. 5thβ€”}. Arnold, C. Ruhl, M. Landwehr, H. Illar, G. Snyder, A. Vance, S. Wolf. 6thβ€” E. Neff, S. Meyers, K. Mansell, N. Couffer, V. Smith, B. Brown, C. Van Blois, L. Kiser, S. Mullan. 7th β€” D. Schaughency, F. Barr, B. Bernard, M. Williams, B. Northam, S. Kelso, B. Allen, I. Sensenich. 147 Seated D. Ross. 1stβ€” J. Wilson, B. McLeod, J. Beecher, G. Baierl, G. Horner, J. Patterson, C. Wright, P. Thomas, N. Rodgers, C. Sharp, B. Morton. 2nd β€” J. Cairns, C. Johnson, M. McCrory, H. lUar, M. Rush, B. Lockwood, B. Christy, C. Blake, J. Puscher, G. Topping. 3rdβ€”Β₯. Partridge, D. Mihaloew, J. Webster, S. McGarrah, F. Colwell, A. Orr, K. Treadwell. 4thβ€” C. Brewster, J. Trim- ble, J. Jeffery, L. Masco, B. Razbatin. CHRISTIAN SERVICE GROUP Christian Service Group is somewhat unique in its purposes and activities as a campus organization. Its purposes are to serve Christ by serving others and to give its members leadership training in Chris- tian work. To fulfill these purposes Christian Service Group sends out teams of four students to churches within a seventy mile radius of the college to lead worship services, youth meetings, or family-night parties. The organization also does work in institutions such as the New Castle Salvation Army, the New Castle Rescue Mission, the Mercer County Jail, and the Neilson-Caldwell Settlement House in Youngstown. Weekly classes in character education are taught in the Volant and Eastbrook elementary schools. CHRISTIAN YOUTH FELLOWSHIP Christian Youth Fellowship, operating under the capable leader- ship of President Gerry Trimble, attempts to challenge students and permit real Christian growth. The group, whose membership is open to all college students, meets each Sunday evening in the United Presbyterian Church. Speakers, choral groups, and college gospel teams are often guests of C. Y. F., and through discussion, question- answer periods, and other forms of group participation, members may learn of themselves and their relationship, as Christians, to the present world. Some of the traditional guests are Mrs. Chester Dean, who so aptly reviews books, and the Christian Couriers Gospel Quartet. C. Y. F. co-operates closely with other campus Christian organiza- tions. During the past year several social events were sponsored jointly with these groups, which are together known as the Four Fellowships. Seated β€” N. Rodgers, D. Ross, M. McCrory, J. Beecher, B. McLeod, S. Wright, D. Rhodes, C. Laubach. R. McClam, J. Heath, J. Puscher, B. Dickson, G. Horner, G. Baierl, P. Campbell, S. Specht, S. Fleming, L. Martin, B. Christy, M. Mowry. 2nd β€” C. Riecksel, C. Johnson, S. McGarrah, M. Rush, L. Gillie, A. Orr, K. Treadwell, J. Miller, J. Andrews, J. Frishcern, C. Baxter. 3rd β€” F. Par- tridge, C. Brewster, J. Wilson, B. Razbatin, J. Trimble, J. Jeffery, D. Mihaloew, L. Masco, J. Cairns. McCullough, S. Rambo, Mrs. Whitehill. 2nd β€” P. Brown, J. Moredock, J. McConnell, G. Ireland. CHAPEL COMMITTEE 150 1st β€” M. Moyer, A. Peabody, J. Ferguson, G. Horner, B. Yeaple, L. Johnston, J. Mullowney, S. Meyer, C. Baxter. 2nd β€” C. Johnson, R. Mercer, J. Webb, C. Polandick, S. Beveridge. MUSIC EDUCATORS ' NATIONAL CONFERENCE 1st β€” S. Rambo, P. Thomas, J. Andrews, D. Zeig, G. Baierl, C. Sharp, A. Frazer, K. Inserillo, A. Vance, H. Illar, C. Rodocoy, L. Sandridge, B. Bussman. 2nd β€” B. Eisel, M. McAUister, S. Hanks, J. Young, S. Mahood, B. Dickson, A. Barbaras, C. Blake, C. Karch, L. Gillie. 3rd β€” C. Johnson, B. Patton, J. Brooks, M. Miner, B. Koenig, J. Kirkpatrick, J. Kreuger, B. Aitonen, P. Mattern. 4th- G. Snyder, J. Riebe, J. Marks, M. Williams. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION 151 Mr. Pirn Passes By Mr. Cox, Mr. Dorrell, Mr. Burbick 152 Director of Mr. Pirn Passes By, Robert E. Dorrell, received his B.F.A. from Drake University and his M.A. from Western Reserve University. He plans to begin work on his Ph.D. at the University of Pittsburgh this summer. Mr. Dorrell aided the student players to develop a British accent appropriate to Mr. Pirn Passes By. William G. Burbick, director of Road to Rome, received his A.B. from Bluffton College and his M.A. from Ohio State University. Road to Rome was produced in a modified arena staging β€” the audience seated on three sides of the stage. Students helped to construct the scenery necessary to this type of production. Dr. Charles W. Cox, new head of the Speech Department, encouraged students to develop their own characters in She Stoops to Conquer. Dr. Cox received his B.A. from Roanoke College, his M.A. from Cornell University, and his Ph.D. from Northwestern University. Mr. Pirn Passes By, directed by Mr. Robert E. Dorrell, was produced at West- minster from October 27 thru October 3 1 . The light, delicate comedy by A. A. Milne featured Carl Carmichael and Linda Con- away. Robert Schyler played Mr. Pim. Robert Sherwood ' s Road to Rome, di- rected by Mr. William G. Burbick, was produced from December 8 thru Decem- ber 12. Kay Giffin and William Hezlep played the leads in this play which at- tempts to explain Hannibal ' s retreat from Rome. She Stoops to Conquer by Oliver Gold- smith is a delightful example of mistaken identity for comic effect. The play directed by Dr. Charles W. Cox and presented March 3 thru March 5 featured three sen- iors in their last performance: Carol Cas- sarly, Natalie Lagana, and Barry Smith. Other principal characters were William Hezlep, Linda Conaway, James Elder, and Robert Barcus. Road To Rome 153 Mr. Pim Passes By GREEKS INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL The Interfraternity Council is the chief representative organization between fra- ternities and the college ' s administration. It is this council that is the supervisory and poHcy setting organization of the four national fraternities on campus. IFC is composed of the Dean of Men and three members from each fraternity. They have the task of forming and administering the policies of rushing, pledging, social and interfraternity events, and intramural ath- letic competition. In addition, IFC organ- izes Greek Weekend in co-operation with Pan-Hellenic Council. Interfraternity Council plays an important role in co- ordinating and solving problems of the four fraternities. 1st β€” S. Burns, J. Kratchman, E. Paddock. 2nd β€” C. Campman, J. Jones, Mrs. Whitehill, D. Seidel, M. Cadwallader. 3rd β€” J. Marks, J. Houtz, S. Langsford, C. Davidson, P. Ralston. PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Acting as the co-ordinator of sorority life on campus, Pan-Hel attempts to increase the co- operation and pleasure of sorority women. Led capably by President Dot Seidel, the organization this year tried to aid Greek groups in meeting the difficulties, as well as opportunities, of second semester rushing. Along with the Inter-Fraternity Council, Pan- Hel each year co-sponsors Greek Week-end. The tea for freshman women is also an annual event. As a special project the group provided summer camp opportunities for a youngster through a Fresh-Air fund this year. Mrs. Martha Whitehill and Mrs. Judson Mc- Connell are the group ' s advisors. 157 1st β€” 1st V. President J. Wilson, President C. Davidson, Rec. Secretary J. Brooks. 2nd β€” 2nd V. President N. Hunt, Cor. Secretary C. Polandick, Treasurer B. Koenig. 1st β€” S. Angehr, A. Cicciarelli, S. Langsford. 2nd β€” A. Sherwood, B. Koenig, J. Wilson, C. Davidson, N. Hunt, J. Brooks, C. Polandick. 3rd J. Garrigon, D. Cheslock, J. McCullough, W. Bellairs, B. Seely, N. Ball, C. Sharp. 4thβ€” G. Horner, I. Sensenich, B. Henderson. 5th β€” G. Griffen, G. May. 6th β€” A. Vogan, D. Dilmaghani, M. Smith. 7th β€” C. Slaugenhaupt. F. Colwell, R. Walker. 8thβ€” U. Merriam. 9thβ€” B. Granlund, C. Karch, E. Keelan, L. Gillie, C. McLain. 158 The past year has been a busy one for Westminster ' s chapter of Alpha Gamma Delta. The members of Alpha Epsilon chapter were proud to receive at their inter- national convention in July, 1959, the Rose Bowl which is the award for outstanding scholarship in the fraternity. The chapter also received the scholarship cup on campus in the spring of 1959. The Alpha Gam ' s were rewarded for their skill and enthusiasm when they received the basketball cup for the inter-sorority tournament in the spring of 1959 and the volleyball cup in the winter of 1960. Selling sandwiches in the dorms was the way the members raised money for the cerebral palsy fund which is a part of their Altruistic project. Other outstanding events for the Alpha Gam ' s in- cluded the annual Halloween party for all sorority women, the Come as a song title party in October, the annual Christmas chapel, Christmas caroling for their patroness, Mrs. Russell, the Old Fashioned Christmas party in her home, and the spring formal. Certainly the past year will be a high point in the college memories of an Alpha Gam. BETA SIGMA OMICRON Beta Sigma Omicron sorority began the fall semester with numerous fund raising projects: a bake sale, a doughnut sale, and a record dance. As a part of their welfare project, they entertained and gave a party for the children in the Mercer Children ' s Home. In the field of sports. Beta Sig won the trophy for the inter-sorority and freshmen volleyball tournament sponsored by Sigma Nu fraternity. May was an active month as two highlights were the annual Ice Cream Social which was enjoyed by all sororities and the an- nual Beta Sig street dance which was held in front of Galbreath Hall. The Spring Formal held at Shenango Inn climaxed a whirl of social events for the college year. The Beta Sig ' s are now looking forward to their convention to be held in North Carolina. ]st β€” Cor. Secretary A. Stearns, President D. Seidel. 2nd β€” Treasurer P. Wyle, V. President J. Dunklin, Rec. Secretary M. Woodeil. ]f;( β€” M. Dennison, J. Pringle, S. Hanks, P. Thomas, K. Inserillo. 2fid β€” A. Stearns, J. Dunklin, D. Seidel, M. Woodiel, P. Wyle. 3rd β€” M. Hawthorne, D. Burg, N. Lagana, S. Thomas, G. Frazer, L. Engle, A. Vance, J. King, N. Rogers, J. Hoag. K. Long, L. Davis, P. Disney, C. Shaeffer, J. Campbell, J. Wyle, J. Woods. 5thβ€”S. Crosen, B. Roberts, S. Polenick, J. McGrath. 6th β€” A. Boardman, B. Lewis, D. Ross. 7th β€” M. McCrory, C. Cadwallader, R. Love. 160 161 Front β€” Personnel P. Lucini. Seated β€” President J. Marks, V. President M. L. Williamson. Back β€” Treasurer K. Lin- coln, Secretary L. Tweedy, Pledge Mistress B. Patton. 1st β€” J. Young, J. Probst, S. Mullen, S. Burns. 2nd β€” B. Patton, K. Lincoln, J. Marks, L. Tweedy, M. Williamson. 3id β€” J Lester, R. Nord, S. Cook, P. Lucini, S. Kojsza, G. McGill, R. Peterson, J. Spratt, E. Davidson. 4i i -M. Newell, S. Wede meyer, N. Travaskis, J. Cooper. 5th β€” M. Howard, M. Johnson, J. Yound, E. Alien. 6t i β€” S. McCord, J. Maggemis. 7thβ€” A. McSkimin, N. Jones, J. Molnar, P. Pallone. 8th β€” S. Robeson, P. Pryor, S. Varner. 162 The Chi Omegas had an active and fruitful year. The fall semester was launched with the all-sorority Pancake Breakfast at the Alpha Sigma Phi house and a Coffee Hour in the chapter room for parents on Homecoming morning. In November the Elusinian dinner was held. As the Christmas rush approached, the Chi O ' s found themselves decorating the Union for their annual Christmas Party, attending a party given the chapter by the advisors and patronesses, and sending their mothers to the Mothers ' Club luncheon in Pittsburgh during vacation. With the opening of second semester the sorority gained new pledges, who plunged into plans for the March Pledge Party in honor of the actives. The year drew to a close with the Easter Egg Hunt for faculty children and a Patroness Tea. Beth Patton was the 1959 Chi Omega candidate for Homecoming Queen. 163 DELTA CHI President Judy Bergman, V. President J. Wood, Secretary J. Andrews. In May of the 1959 Spring semester, a group of girls met with the purpose of forming the seventh sorority on Westminster ' s campus. Upon returning this fall, the girls met with Mrs. Whitehill and officially became members of Westminster ' s Greek family under the name of Delta Chi. The group functions as a local sorority with the ul- timate purpose of obtaining a national affiliation. The Delta Chi ' s have the privilege of operating very simi- larly to the six national sororities on campus. The DCs took part in Homecoming by announcing their birth with a display in front of Ferguson Hall and partici- pated in Greek Weekend with a booth and entertain- ment. The sorority was also invited to Pan-Hellenic Council as a non-voting member and pushed on toward their goal of national affiliation by taking part in the rush program. The purpose of the Delta Chi sorority is to develop human understanding and fellowship among college women; and to aid in social services. 75,_j. Wood, J. Bergman, J. Andrews. 2ndβ€”Β₯. Ambill, K. Burkhart, C. Dickson, B. Flahalt. Sidβ€”U. Myers, P. Mattern, S. Bletzinger, C. Rodocoy. 164 165 Front β€” Secretary J. Stewart. Seated β€” V. President S. Mahood, President J. Jones, Treasurer N. Heid. Back β€” Asst. Treasurer N. Seiple, Editor J. Boothman. 1st β€” J. Ferguson, L. Leech, S. Figley, P. Wise. 2nd β€” J. Boothman, S. Mahood, J. Jones, J. Steward, N. Heid, N. Seiple. 3rd β€” B. Guthrie, C. Christine, B. Purdy, E. Paddock, A. Lienard, M. George, J. Cunningham, P. McKee, C. Landis. 4th β€” J. Weigle, H. Hollingsworth, D. Baum, D. Mallory. 5th β€” J. Altwater, J. Kirkpatrick, N. Haniey. 166 Kappa Delta began the 1959 Fall semester by spon- soring for the sorority women on campus their annual Koffee Kozy in Ferguson Lounge. The next item on the sorority agenda was Homecoming week-end, at which time KD ' s were more than proud and happy to receive the Student Council float trophy. Again, as is tradi- tional, the sorority held the Founder ' s Day ceremony late in October; and then concluded the month with a Beatnik houseparty. For Greek Week-end, the Kappa Delta ' s labored over their pearl-in-the-pin booth, and spent hours co- ordinating six sets of arms and legs for their entertain- ment. The Christmas houseparty was held with the Sigma Kappa sorority and the secret Santa gave all who attended an early taste of Christmas. A needy family in New Castle appreciated the Kappa Delta Christmas gift, a food basket. After finals, the KD ' s plunged into a rigorous second semester. Participation in the mock convention and Sing and Swing highlighted the Spring term and a pleasant dinner was held on parent ' s Week-end for Kappa Delta mothers and fathers. The Spring Formal was the service project. Kappa Delta played hostess to Orphan ' s from the Mercer Children ' s Home. The KD ' s look back on a year of industry and happy memories. 167 Front β€” 1st V. President J. Bretsnyder. Kneeling β€” Treasurer B. Lockwood, President J. Kratchman, 2nd V. President M. Morris. Back β€” Rec. Sec- retary ! . Walker, Corr. Secretary C. Wright. The Sigma Kappa ' s began the fall semester with the crowning of Bev Northam as Homecoming Queen. The following day found the Sig Kap ' s again taking honors as they won honorable mention for their surrey float. The Ski Lodge Party for all sorority women was well attended and a great success. Another event on the Sigma Kappa social calendar was a tea given for their patronesses, and also a breakfast for all housemothers. The Sig Kap ' s had several altruistic projects, one of which was helping to support the Maine Sea-Coast Mission. Another was sending clothes to a farm school in Greece. The patients at Overlook Sanitarium received favors for their dinner trays each week because of the efforts of the sorority. Christmastime found the Sig Kap ' s entertaining at a party which they gave for the patients from Overlook and Elmira Sanitariums. Another Christmas party was given to the girls by their advisors. Second semester was highlighted by the Car Wash and by a party held for the children at an orphanage in Mars, Pennsylvania. These events conclude a year of success for the women of Sigma Kappa. 75 β€” R. Easor, J. Hoyle, S. Sidler, B. Kennedy. 2ndβ€”M. Morris, J. Bretsnyder, J. Kratchman, C. Wright, L. Walker, B. Lockwood. 3rdβ€” A. Briggs, J. Morley, J. Houtz, S. List, P. Snyder, J. Gary, P. Wilson, P. Broderick, B. Northam, A. Austin. 4th A. Carlson, S. Thunell, D. Boyer. 5thβ€” N. Mason, S. Britt, N. Lukens. 6thβ€” L. Moore, K. Wilson. 168 169 Seated β€” President C. Campman. Standing β€” Rec. Secretary C. Cooley, Corr. Secretary S. Sheriff, Treasurer J. Eber- hart, V. President P. Ralston, Chaplain J. Meanor. 1st β€” A. Kennedy, C. Johnson, J. Patterson, M. McAllister, B. Crout, A. Styles, C. Humes. 2nd β€” C. Campman, P. Ralston, C. Cooley, J. Eberhart, J. Meanor, S. Sheriff. 3rd β€” D. Zeig, J. Harris, J. Fosler, C. King, V. Lizzard, J. Spring, E. Moore, C. Boss, B. Williamson, S. McCreery. 4thβ€” H. Turner, R. Forrest, L. Atkinson, P. Sadesky. 5Mβ€” N. Beneke, S. Beveridge, J. Webb. 6thβ€” J. Downall, M. Reed. 7thβ€”S. Beitel, G. Hugus, M. Paige, W. Williams. 8thβ€” K. Porritt, J. Simpson. 170 The girls of Theta Upsilon opened the 1959-60 year with a unique type of houseparty β€” a hayride. The Hawaiian booth for Greek Weekend, a slumber party for pledges, the annual houseparty for pledges, and lastly, the spring formal kept the TU ' s busy having fun. Helping others was also part of their program for the school year. For their altruistic project they sent clothes and school supplies to the Nav- ajo Indians and visited the Elmira Home. To benefit the chapter itself, the girls raised funds by sponsoring a movie and selling Christmas cards and then commenced to redecorate the chapter room and plan for the Theta Upsilon National Convention in Arkansas this summer. The all-sorority TU Donut Dunk was held in February to climax the first semester. 171 Seated β€” President J. Nelson. Standing β€” V. Pres- ident R. Kaufmann, Rec. Secretary J. Webster, Corr. Secretary W. Miller, Treasurer B. Gates. ALPHA SIGMA PHI The men of Alpha Sigma Phi started an eventful year early last spring when they were awarded the annual trophy for the highest scholastic average among fra- ternities on campus. At the same time the fraternity ran a successful and novel campaign which was rewarded with the election of Tom Dooley (Bob Coleman) as I. F. C. King. In the field of sports the Alpha Sigs carried on in the tradition of the past having teams in every game. They were amply repaid for their efforts when they again won both the school cup and the I. F. C. trophy in Softball. Carrying this spirit over into the fall, the fraternity won its third straight Homecoming trophy. One of the most rewarding activities of the chapter was the annual Christmas party for underprivileged children. This party added the final note to a very suc- cessful year in the spirit of service, upon which Alpha Sigma Phi is founded. ifillll 1st β€” B. Fast, J. Cairns, D. Kovak, R. Warner, A. Horn. 2nd β€” A. Bernabo, W. Miller, R. Kaufman, J. Nelson, B. Gates, J. Webster, W. Filburn, C. Davis. Srd A. Beverly, R. Colman, W. Seeley, D. Mihaloew, R. Heck, H. Schaefer, J. Smith, R. Willis, J. Trimble. 4tliβ€”L. Chase, J. Sharp, W. Christy, B. Mann, E. Norgren, L. Curry, D. Fischer, J. Walker, R. Henderson, T. Mansell. 5th β€” R. Parks, R. Good, J. Colver, R. Miller, W. Anderson, D. Zinsner, E. Deal, R. Pierson. 172 173 1st β€” President B. Hunt, Treasurer B. Hull, V. President B. Stahlman. 2nd β€” Corr. Secretary B. Kennedy, Rec. Sec- retary D. Christianson. 1st β€” T. Davis, D. Williams, W. Peirce, W. Harbaugh, B. Holroyd, J. Haugh. 2iul β€” T. Cook, J. Zimmerman, J. Donaldson, K. Carr, B. Stahlman, R. Hunt, R. Hull, D. Christianson, F. Muder. 3rdβ€”?. George, D. McCreery, C. Barker, T. Barker, G. Voynick, R. Walker, J. Slockum, T. Hamilton, R. Foltz. 4thβ€” P. Carfagna, R. Amsdell, J. Speer, J. Moredock, J. Don- caster, J. Wilson, J. Steward, R. Patterson, R. Clifford, R. Sass, J. Wright, D. Almes, J. Cope, W. Jones, D. Forsythe, M. Kardos, W. Duvall. 5thβ€” C. Callaway, F. Tarr, D. Thomas, R. Morrison, B. Kennedy, R. Harvey, T. Boyd, D. Weaver, R. Bowersox, S. Gibson, W. Repak, E. Gray, B. Staats. 174 The men of Beta Phi chapter of Phi Kappa Tau began a successful year by receiving the Coopera- tion Award cup presented to them by the National Council. Freshmen week found the Phi Taus busily re- painting their house while preparation for their annual tea for freshman women followed soon after. During the annual IFC campaign in November, another honor came to Phi Tau when they brought dogpatch and Li ' l Abner to Westminster ' s campus. The clever and well-organized efforts of the group brought the coveted title of IFC king to Dave McCreary. The Penn-Grove Hotel in Grove City was the site for the Phi Tau Christmas formal. First semes- ter ended with a very successful snowball dance. The social highlight of second semester was the spring formal at the Shenango Inn in Sharon, which climaxed an eventful year for Phi Kappa Tau. 175 SIGMA NU The men of Sigm a Nu excelled this year in intramural football as they captured both the school and interfraternity championships. An outstanding showing was also made in all three basketball leagues. During first semester the Sigma Nu ' s sponsored a very successful all-college volleyball tournament in Old 77 in which 33 teams partici- pated. The chapter supported series of monthly dinner meetings with mem- bers of the faculty and administration, which were very enjoyable. A tea was held early in the year and was attended by faculty, adminis- tration, and freshman women. At this tea visitors had an opportunity to view the spacious and beautiful grounds surrounding the Sigma Nu Manse. Highlighting the social season of the first semester was a Christmas formal at the Hotel Webster Hall in Pittsburgh. In the latter half of the year, the White Rose formal was held at South Hills Country Club in Pittsburgh, featuring the crowning of the White Rose Queen. This event concludes a successful and rewarding year for the men of Sigma Nu. 1st β€” Treasurer L. Houston, Commander W. Rankin. 2nd β€” Lt. Commander D. McCaig, Re- corder A. Girdwood. IIIIIHIIIIIII Istβ€”T). Smith, D. Graf, J. Walker, J. Steele, S. Stolarick, J. Duggan. 2nd K. Lewis, G. Oakley, A. Girdwood, D. McCaig, W. Rankin, J. Houston, R. Stone. 3rd T. Truxell, W. Neely, B. Markowitz, V. Clay, R. White, W. Growney, A. Elliot. 4th β€” D. Duerkson, M. Tuttle, R. Nevin, R. Christianson, T. Cimino, R. Scott, D. Scott. 5th β€” G. Dunmyre, M. Saynor, G. Bilowick, R. Dunlap, M. Swanik, R. Alter, W. Heidish, G. Martin, P. McConnell, P. McNally. 6thβ€” B. Hoegel, W. Ress, G. Bennett, L. Davenport, J. Rehfuss, F. Partridge, W. Anderson, R. Vanderbilt, J. Pavlin, W. Lawton, W. Orr, R. Gal- breath, J. Sergi, J. Horn, T. Babiack. 176 177 SIGMA PHI EPSILON President R. Luber, Secretary D. Colman, Comptroller N. Bemiss, V. President R. Tudor. Istβ€”D. Broderick, R. Muny, B. Wallace, J. Dudiack, G. McKee, T. Maroukis. 2ndβ€” J. Mather, J. Coles, N. Bemiss, D. Coleman, R. Luber, R. Tudor, R. Frisco, C. Greco. 3rdβ€”Β₯. Scott, B. Ipe, B. Brenner. 4thβ€” J. Vignovic, P. Lococo, R. Noles, J. Murray, S. Rudick, T. Giles, J. Han- ford. 5thβ€” A. Karkenny, W. Holste, G. Susi, D. Hubbs, S. Moore, P. Francis, R. Thompson, J. Hurd, W. Camp- bell. 6thβ€”}. Romig, J. Bestwick, T. Racho, D. Edwards, R. Von Moss, S. Peckich, T. McConnell, D. Gill, W. Greil, J. O ' Donnell, S. Holtgrader. 178 The Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity began the year with their annual tea for Freshman women at the fraternity house. Home-coming week-end saw the fraternity woric- ing feverishly to build their display and to cheer for the football team, greatly composed of Sig Ep men. Mr. Ivy represented the fraternity in the Greek Week-end campaign, adding dignity and sophistication to the complexion of the campus. The Ivy houseparty was an enjoyable experience for all who attended. Concluding the first semester, the fraternity partici- pated in intramural basketball and was honored to win the pre-season tournament. Also at the end of the se- mester came the Christmas formal at the Shannopin Country Club. The second semester saw the romantic Sig Ep Sweet- heart dance preceeded by an excellent dinner at the fra- ternity house for the pinned couples. The Sig Eps also concluded their successful intramural basketball season. The Spring formal, mock convention, and Sing and Swing were other projects in which the fraternity men were engaged. The Sig Eps look back on a happy, busy, and success- ful year. 179 ATHLETICS FOOTBALL WEST PENN CONFERENCE Member teams Westminster Waynesburg Grove City Geneva St. Vincent Carnegie Tech SEASON ' S RESULTS Westminster 6 Westminster 27 Westminster 24 Westminster 7 Westminster 20 Westminster 0 Westminster 21 Westminster 14 Juniata 7 Waynesburg 6 Grove City 14 Geneva 6 St. Vincent 0 Indiana S. T. 6 Slippery Rock S. T. 0 Carnegie Tech 12 J. Bestwick, J. Fusco, H. Burry, C. Ridl 1st β€” J. Martin, D. Edwards, J. Rehfuss, J. Bestwick, J. Fusco, W. McConnell, B. Brenner, G. Lewis, R. Opfer. 2nd β€” N. Bemiss, R. Knowles, F. Wilkes, G. Susi, J. Horn, D. Mitchell, P. Lococo, D. Graf. 3rd β€” W. Harton, J. Murray, J. Ferguson, L. Foster, S. Pekich, R. Frisco, P. McNelly, J. Walker, A. Robertucci. 4th β€” R. Dankesreiter, R. Alexander, J. Speidel, L. Handley, J. Lee, C. Michel, M. Seanor, A. Girdwood. 5thβ€” H. Anderson, R. Latta, D. Schlaffer, H. Shelton, J. Miller, M. Holm, J. Smith. 6thβ€” C. Ridl, R. Lane, R. Shaw, W. McKnight, T. Faulds, E. Palmer, F. Clark, H. Burry. Westminster ' s Titans completed a successful season by winning the West Penn Conference Title for the sec- ond straight year, downing all five WPC opponent teams, and by posting a fine 6-2 record. The initial con- test found the Titans opposing the Juniata Indians at Huntington, Pa. An Indian lead of 7-6 might have been overcome on a 59-yard scoring run by halfback Dick Knowles, but a clipping penalty nullified the attempt. The next football encounter saw the Titans sting the Waynesburg Yellow Jackets 27-6 at Uniontown. The following week, the Titans, paced by the brilliant run- ning of senior Angelo Robertucci, notched their second WPC victory. Grove City went down 24-14, delighting an enthusiastic homecoming crowd. At this point, the Titans were tied for first place in the WPC with un- defeated Geneva, their next opponent. Migration Day found the Titans at Beaver Falls, hopeful of ruining the Covie ' s homecoming. This they accomplished 7-6, with the aid of Bill McConnell ' s talented toe, who added the all-important extra point following Robertucci ' s 22- yard scoring run upon grabbing a Bestwick aerial. St. Vincent fell 20-0 the following week, making it four straight for Westminster. In this contest, halfbacks Jack Murray and Dick Knowles, plus senior end Ben Brenner, all scored. Starting fullback Jerry Ferguson suffered a fractured knee, and was lost. The squad was without his services for the remainder of the season. After being edged 6-0 by Indiana Teachers in a game marked by Westminster fumbles and inclement weather, the Titans rebounded by shutting-out Slippery Rock Teachers 21-0. Scores by Murray, Bestwick, and again Murray, after an interception by Ron Frisco, paced the Blue and White win. A win by Carnegie Tech in the final game of the season would have meant a tie with Westminster for the WPC football championship, and would have lead to Tech ' s first undefeated season in Tartan history. The Titans met and defeated Tech at Forbes Field, 14-12, capitalizing on a bungled punt attempt by Tech quarterback, Jim Muth. Mark Seanor turned in a fine game in replacing the injured Gib Lewis at center, as did Ron Opfer on defense. Bill McCon- nell ' s placements again proved important, providing the two-point margin of victory. 183 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Team Co-Captain, Jack Bestwick, led the Titans in passing, punting, and total offense again for the third straight year. As a passer, NAIA ranked Jack twenty- first in the nation, with 122 attempts and 61 comple- tions for a .500 average. He punted 47 times for 1778 yards, averaging 115.8 yards per game through passing. Through rushing and passing in 178 plays, he gained 1122 yards, for a 140.3 game average. This offense total earned him 22nd ranking nationally in the NAIA. In 1958, Jack was named district small-college player of the year, by the Curbstone Coaches of Pittsburgh. Senior Halfback Angelo Robertucci tied for leading scorer with Jack Murray, scoring five touchdowns worth 30 points. Ange was the leading pass receiver, grabbing 14 aerials for 229 yards. As an offensive halfback, he carried the ball 68 times, gaining 285 yards, for a total offense of 504 yards. Senior Co-Captain and tackle Joe Fusco was selected for the second consecutive year as all-district tackle. He remained a stalwart on the Titan line, and showed his versatility by kicking an extra point in one contest. Senior Titan center Gib Lewis was selected most valuable player by the all-district team. This was a unanimous choice, because nominations were closed after Gib had been nominated. Senior tackle Bill McConnell was a double threat, because of his ability at kicking extra points, plus his versatility in going both ways on offense and defense. His reliable toe aided the Titans as he booted 13 place- ments and a field goal, for a total of 16 points. 184 185 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL This past season both the college championship and the fraternity championship went to the Sigma Nu fra- ternity. Istβ€”W. Rankin, J. Steele, J. Sergi, J. Walker, W. Ress, R. Smith, W. Growney. 2nd R. Dunlap, R. Alter, W. Neely, L. Houston, T. Truxell. 186 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The 1959-60 season was one of the best in Titan his- tory for a Junior Varsity Basketball team. Coached by Cleve Oliver, the boys posted a most commendable rec- ord of 15 wins and only one loss, the lone defeat being at the hands of West Virginia. Among the more impressive victories for the team were those over St. Francis 80-46, Duquesne 73-47, Akron 75-67, Geneva 90-46, and Pitt 82-75. The scoring punch for the squad was provided by freshmen prospects Warren Sallade and Rudy Raida, and sophomores Bill and Bob Douds. Leading the scor- ing parade was Bill Douds with a total of 289 points. He was followed by Sallade with 241, Bob Douds with 236, and Raida with 117. Titans of the future 187 VARSITY BASKETBALL RECORD 18 Won 2 Lost DISTRICT 30 PLAYOFF Westminster 56 Westminster 63 N.A.I.A. Westminster 64 Westminster 59 Westminster 62 Westminster 39 Westminster 44 Geneva 53 Mansfield 61 TOURNAMENT Maryland State 63 Whittier 50 Hamline 59 Tennessee A I 38 Southwest Texas 66 Istβ€”B. Douds, B. Douds, J. Steele, R. Minnie, J. Johnson, B. Fast. 2Β«( β€” L. Shaw, J. Walker, D. McCaig, C. Davis, R. Galbreath, C. Oliver, C. Ridl. The Towering Titans, coached by Buzz Ridl, compiled the best won and loss record in the history of Westminster during the 1959-1960 season. The Titans won twenty-four and lost only three. Highlights of the successful campaign were impressive victories over St. Francis and Akron University, and a fourteen game winning streak that brought the regular season to a close. Throughout the entire season the Titans were among the top ten small college teams in the nation according to the Dunkel ratings, and ended the season holding down the number four position. They also emerged as one of the top ten teams defensively, allowing an average of only fifty-seven points per game. Coach Ridl had a most impressive and capable squad with which to work, including seven potential starters in Chuck Davis, Ron Galbreath, Nick Johnson, Don McCaig, Ron Minnie, Jack Steele, and John Walker. The remainder of the squad consisted of a strong reliable bench in Bill and Bob Douds, Leroy Shaw, and Steve Stolarik. The impressive record compiled by the Titans in addition to their high Dunkel rating enabled them to participate in the District 30 finals. They emerged victorious and made their second consecutive trip to Kansas City to compete in the twenty-second annual NAIA Tourna- ment. The success of the team did not stop here, however, as they continued their winning ways by becoming the first Pennsylvania team to win more than one game in this tournament. 189 The name of Chuckie Davis is one that will long be remembered by Westminster basketball fans as being the most colorful player ever to don a Titan uniform. In this his senior year Chuckie set a single season scoring record with 570 points and established a single game scoring record of 40 points. Season honors accumulated by Davis include NAIA Hustle Award and a first team position, first team All- District, and third team positions on the Little All-American, All-East, A. P. and U.P.I. All-American squads. 190 The high degree of success and deter- mination acquired by Buzz Ridl and his Titans was best summed up by their out- standing performances in the NAIA Tour- nament in Kansas City where they turned back four of the best teams in the country to claim second place in the nation among all NAIA schools. The most impressive of these being over Tennessee A I tour- nament favorites and three year cham- pions. Many newspapers and sports writers acclaimed this as being the most perfectly 191 192 The Titan Hill-and-Dalers of 1959 captured the W.P.I.A.C. championship, compiHng a 6-0 conference record. The Titans also placed second in the all-confer- ence meet held in Schenley Park, Pittsburgh. Lettermen at the start of the season included Paul Sanders, Joe Stewart, Dick Stone, Tom Truxell, and Leroy Shaw. These were strengthened by Drew Byers and Bob Goode, returning from last year. Ron Mitchell, Paul Maxwell, and Jack Sharp were the new upper- classmen. Freshmen included Sam Bell, Steve Woods, Bob Kerr, and manager Joe Plummer. Paul Sanders, a junior from New Castle, placed first in all six of the conference meets. For the second straight year, he was first in the W.P.I.A.C. all-conference meet. At the Uni- versity of West Virginia, Paul broke the cross country record, running their four-mile course in 21:20. This time was ten seconds under the previous record. West- minster ' s six conference victories began with a 15-52 victory over St. Francis. A 17-46 win in a surprise meet with the Waynesburg Yellow Jackets, gave the Titans their second win. Geneva and Carnegie Tech fell before the Titans, 28 to 29, and 23 to 34, respectively. On October 31, Westminster defeated neighboring Grove City, 22-36. The Titans clinched the W.P.I.A.C. championship, winning their final meet at Duquesne. The final score was 24-31. Our congratulations are ex- tended to coach Cleve Oliver and to co-captains Ron Mitchell and Dick Stone for a highly successful season. lst P. Maxwell, P. Sanders, R. Mitchell, R. Stone, T. Truxell, D. Byers. 2nd J. Plummer, R. Kerr, L. Rayback, C. Oliver, R. Goode, J. Sharp, S. Bell. 193 SWIMMING The Westminster Titan swimming squad of 1959-60 was captained by senior Bob Colman, and consisted of ten lettermen and eight freshmen. The veterans were senior captain Colman, Bill Armour, and Gerry Trimble; juniors Don Mc- Clure, Tom Mansell, Rod Willis, and Fred Scott; sophomores Jim O ' Donnell, Bill Filbern, John Slocum, and Wayne Seeley. The new freshmen included Don Boughton, Frank Clark, Larry Jose, Bill McGill, Bill Miller, Jack Miller, Bill Walker, and Dick Weinshenk. The Titans got off to a good start, showing two wins against one loss in first semester competition. Carnegie Tech and Alle- gheny were downed by scores of 49-46 and 64-31, respectively, following a loss to Slippery Rock, 54-41, in the opening meet of the year. Jstβ€”S. Woods, W. Filburn, W. Miller, D. McClure, F. Scott, D. Weinshenk, R. Boughton. 2ndβ€”H. Burry, W. Seeley, G. Trimble, J. O ' Donnell, R. Colman, T. Mansell, W. Stetson, W. McGill, R. Willis, J. Moore, J. Miller. 194 Having athletes ineligible for second semester competition considerably re- duced the tankmen ' s power, and contrib- uted to the Titan ' s losing their next three meets to Slippery Rock, 67-28, and to Grove City, 34-61 and 27-67. O ' Donnell, the nucleus of the Titan squad, collected two firsts against Carnegie Tech in the next meet, but Tech won by 24 points. The following week the tankmen defeated West Virginia, 52-43, to boost their record to 3-5. 195 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL A LEAGUE Sigma Nu Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Kappa Tau Tarantulas Westerners B LEAGUE Sigma Nu Profs College Hall Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Phi Epsilon Alpha Sigma Phi Leftovers C LEAGUE Losers Sigma Nu Phi Kappa Tau Sigma Phi Epsilon Furnace Hill Alpha Sigma Phi Sledges 196 Westminster Opponent BASEBALL Geneva 5 2 Duquesne 13 7 Alliance 3 2 Pitt 5 6 Waynesburg 5 4 Clarion 11 9 Clarion 0 (rain) 0 Geneva 6 7 Slippery Rock 1 3 Grove City 4 2 Slippery Rock 3 4 Slippery Rock 7 5 Waynesburg 9 3 St. Vincent 3 5 Alliance 10 8 Duquesne 5 4 10 Wins 5 Losses 1 Tie ' Istβ€”D. Hubbs, D. Wix, G. Smith, B. Brenner, G. James. 2ndβ€”C. Ridl, J. Nelson, J. Bestwick, J. Martin, B. Douds, J. Scungio. 3rdβ€” B. Douds, J. Pogue, J. Steele, G. Whiteside, J. Sergi, W. Ress. 4thβ€” T. Bear, B. Weimer, W. Christy, G. Susi, C. Kosac. 198 The Titan baseball season for 1959 was one which every Westmin- ster fan can be proud of. Under the direction of Charles Buzz RidI, the Blue and White diamond men compiled a record of 10 vic- tories, 5 losses, and 1 tie. Included in this prominent record is a double- taking from a highly touted Duquesne University team, 13-7 and 5-4. However, Slippery Rock ' s nine proved to be the thorn in the side, as they outscored Westminster in 2 out of 3 contests. One of the main reasons for the successful season centers around the Titan pitching squad, personified with talent and depth. Ben Brenner and Bob Douds performed most of the hurling, while Glenn Smith and Gene Susi were called on frequently to operate from the mound. Providing the power for the Titans were the big bats of Jack Pogue and Captain Glenn Smith. These two men clubbed their way to im- pressive averages of .353 and .322, respectively. Also swinging a de- cisive bat was Tookie James, whose timely and crucial hits, provided the spark for numerous late inning rallies. If there was one word which could nutshell the reasons for West- minster ' s excellent season, it would be hustling. Speed on the base path was a definite factor, to say the least, in their 10 victories. Keep- ing the opponent ' s pitchers frequently olf-balance were Joe Scungio and Tookie James with their alert base stealing tactics. Scungio was the most active thief with 13 stolen bases, while James came through with 9. In all, the hustling Titans succeeded in 42 base stealing at- tempts, compared to the opponent ' s inferior 8. ]stβ€”T. Truxell, R. Mitchell, A. Greco, W. McRae, J. Paul, J. Stewart, R. Dunlap. 2ndβ€”T. Boyd, D. McCaig, D. Edwards, J. Horn, P. Sanders, F. Brown. 3rdβ€”R. Opfer, J. Murray, R. Minnie, F. Wilkes, S. Pekish. 4thβ€” H. Burry, L. Bobst, P. Carfagna, R. Preston. Felton Brown 200 The Westminster College track team became the first champions of the newly formed Western Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. The W.PT.A.C. has replaced the old Tri-State competition, in which the thinclads reigned supreme for four consecutive years. Coach Harold Burry had the nucleus of a strong returning squad, in addition to several promising new- comers with which to aim for honors in the new league. Team co-captains were Jerry Paul and Walt McRae. Returning standouts included Felton Brown, Ron Minnie, Fred Wilkes, Bob Dunlap, Bob Alter, and Ron and Don Mitchell. Brown is the holder of school records in the 100 and 220-yard dashes with times of 9.5. and 20.9 seconds, respectively. Minnie holds the record in the low-hurdle event. Wilkes in the high jump, and Dunlap in the pole vault. Newcomers who estab- lished records for the Titans during the 1959 season were Paul Sanders and Dick Knowles. Sanders set marks in both the one-mile and two-mile events, with times of 9:52 and 4:27.8. Knowles erased the old record by Bob Alter in the javelin event with a toss of 193 ' 10 . Participants and their events during the 1959 season were: Running: Mile; Pekich, Sanders, and Paul. 440; R. Mitchell, D. Mitchell, and Greco. 100; Brown, Minnie and Gensamer. 120 High Hurdles; Minnie and McRae. 880; Stewart, Truxell and Byers. 2-mile; Pekich, Sanders, and Paul. 220; Brown and Gensamer. 220 Low Hurdles; McRae and Minnie. Mile Relay; Stewart, R. Mitchell, Truxell, and Greco. Field: Pole vault; Dunlap, J. Horn, and Shaffer. High jump; Wilkes, Moredock, and Boyd. Broad jump; Wilkes, Foster, and Minnie. Weight: Shot-put; Moredock, McCaig, Bemiss, and Opfer. Discus; Opfer, Seanor, and Murray. Javelin; Alter, Edwards, and Knowles. 1st β€” W. McConnell, G. Washabaugh, G. Mason. 2nJ β€” R. Amsdell, R. Rupp, R. Alter. Gil Mason The Titan 1959 golf team built an impressive record of 1 1 wins, 1 loss, and 2 ties, which represented an about-face from the previous year ' s discouraging show- ing of no wins 10 losses. Coached by Athletic Director Grover Washabaugh, the golfers found added strength in the play of several freshmen, plus the stability pro- vided by Gil Mason and Bill McConnell, junior Co- captains, and Bob Alter and Pete Jaworski. The chief reason for being enthusiastic about this, and future Titan golf teams, lies in the play of three fine freshmen players, Bob Amsdell, Ron Rupp, and George Bilo- wick, who each earned a letter during their first year on the Titan squad. Other lettermen were Bill Mason, Bill McConnell, Pete Jaworski, and Bob Alter. The Titan linksmen won their first four matches, downing Du- quesne, St. Vincent, Slippery Rock, and Waynesburg. After being held to a tie by Grove City, the Titans went on to defeat Waynesburg, Slippery Rock, and Geneva, only to again be tied by the Grovers. Carnegie Tech then dealt the home golfers their only setback of the season, edging the Titans 4-3. The following week the team traveled to Latrobe to compete in the W.P.I.A.C. Tourney, where they took third place, with Co-captain McConnell winning a bronze medal for fourth place low score. The Titans closed out the season with wins over Allegheny, Duquesne, and Geneva, and earned first place in the West Penn Conference as a result of their fine season ' s effort. 202 Co-Captain James Roof The 1959 Titan Tennis Squad, coached by Cleve Oliver in his first year at Westminster, tied with Geneva and Carnegie Tech for the West Penn Conference cham- pionship. The netters compiled a record of 11 wins and 4 losses, eight of these wins being conference victories, with two conference losses. This was a considerable im- provement over the previous year ' s veteran squad record of 8-8. Captained by senior Chuck Herak, the squad consisted of junior letterman Bill Rankin, and sopho- mores Ray Pierson and Bill Repack, plus newcomers Jim Roof, Don Horn, George Martin, and Leroy Shaw. The Titan netmen dropped the opener to Pitt, 4-5, then caught fire and won 7 straight, before dropping their first conference match to Carnegie Tech by the same score. In these first 7 wins, the Titans defeated Duquesne twice by the score of 7-2, downed Slippery Rock 7-2, dropped Wayncsburg 7-2 and 8-1, beat St. Francis 8-1, and defeated Grove City 9-0. Follow- ing the Tech setback, the netters defeated Pitt in a return match 6-3, won over Hiram 5-4, defeated Grove City again 6-3, split with Geneva 5-4, 4-5, and lost to Allegheny. Newcomers Jim Roof and Don Horn sup- plied added strength, along with letterman Ray Pierson, who mailed down the fall all-college tournament. Bill Rankin and Jim Roof compiled singles records of 13-2, and 1 1-2, respectively to help the Titans gain a share of the WPC title. Captains elect for next year will be seniors Jim Roof and Bill Rankin. 203 Photography by Joseph J. Crilley, New Hope, Pennsylvania Β Where Artist and Craftsman Meet At Keller the eye of the artist and the hand of the craftsman meet to solve problemsβ€” just one of the things that make the distinctive difference in a Velvatone yearbook. Β« WM J KELLER INC PUBLISHERS OF FINER YEARBOOKS BUFFALO 15. NEW YORK Sporting Goods Company 105 N. Mercer St.β€” New Castle Fraternity jackets New Castle ' s leading storeβ€” Murphy ' s the store of service with a smile 119-25 E. Washington St. New Castle, Pa. Villa Nova Sharon-New Castle Road Farrell, Pa. Phone: DI-6-6860 whprp Sh;iron nippt ; T arrpll VV1Hβ€žX β€ž KJI.LCLL KJ 11 lliV VLO A dXlV-Xl and friend meets friend Helen Usselton Shop smart sportswear for the coed 124 E. 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LYNNE: 923 McNeilly Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DAVIS, THOMAS: 109 North High Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania DAVIDSON, CAROL: 8419 Edwood Drive, Pittsburgh 33, Pennsylvania DAVIDSON, EILEEN: 305 McKee Fording Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania DEAL, EDWIN: 503 Waugh Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania DEAL, JAMES: 403 South 6th Ave., Jeannette, Pennsylvania DENNISON, MEREDITH: 438 Orchard Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania DERKAS, JOAN: 593 River Ridge Drive, McKeesport, Pennsylvania DICK, JOHN: 159 Meridanst Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DICKEY, JANET: 105 Sharon Grade Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania DICKSON, CAROL: 1015 LaClair Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DILMAGHANL DIANNE: R.D. 2, Mount Kisco, New York DICKSON, ELIZABETH: 8176 South Ave., Youngstown, Ohio DINELLO, CAROL: 8300 Mayfair Drive. Cincinnati, Ohio DISNEY, PATRICIA: 16 Roxbury Road, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania DONALDSON, JAMES: 120 South Ave., Washington, Pennsylvania DONCASTER, JOHN: 21 Church Street, Mount Pleasant. Pennsylvania DOUDS, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Transfer. Pennsylvania DOUDS, WILLIAM: R.D. 1, Transfer, Pennsylvania DOUGLASS, EARL: R.D. 1, Volant, Pennsylvania DOUGLAS, STANLEY: 5711 Smithfield Street, Boston, Pennsylvania DOWNALL, JUDITH: 14 Lincoln Ave., Jeannette, Pennsylvania DUDIAK, JOHN: 708 Windom Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania DUERKSON, DENNIS: 1613 Williamsburg Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania DUGAN, JOHN: 547 Forest Street, Pittsburgh 2. Pennsylvania DUNCAN, JEAN: 2837 Northampton Street, Washington 15, D. C. DUNKLE, JOHN: Parker, Pennsylvania DUNKLIN, JANET: 236 Clifton Parkway, Hamburg. New York DUNMYRE, GEORGE: R.D. 1, Box 265. Murrysville. Pennsylvania DUNLAP, ROBERT: 136 2 Market Street, Blairsville. Pennsylvania DUVALL, WILLIAM: 12 Essex Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania EAZOR, RUTH: 320-15th Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania EBERHARD, JOAN: 309 California Ave., Avalon, Pennsylvania ECKELMEYER, JUDITH: 724 Fern Street, Yeadon. Pennsylvania ECKERT, RAYMOND: 722 Ohio River Boulevard. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania EDWARDS, DAVID: 1344 Marlboro Ave., Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania EDWARDS, LOIS: R.D. 6, Butler. Pennsylvania EDWARDS. VIRGINIA: 902 Washington Street, Louisville, Ohio EGNER, ANN: 533 South Market Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania EIDEL, CAROL: 512 West Midlothian Street, Youngstown, Ohio EISEL, BARBARA: 2744 Westmoor Street, Cleveland 16. Ohio ELDER, JAMES: 1001 School Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania ELLIOTT, ARTHUR: R.D. 3, Cortland, Ohio ELLIS, MARY: 227 Beechwood Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ENGLE, MARALEE: Box 74, 3070 North Shore Terrace, Sparta, New Jersey ENGLISH, SALLY: 121 Wabash Ave., Carnegie, Pennsylvania ERB, MARY: 29 White Ave., Sharon, Pennsylvania ERDEKY. JOSEPH: 219 Meadow Brook Street. 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Pennsylvania FILBERN, THOMAS: 206 Water Street, West Newton, Pennsylvania FISCHER, DAVID: 2935 Espy Ave., Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania FLAHAULT, BRENDA: 23 Albright Circle, Madison, New Jersey FLEGAL, SANDRA: 101 Elm Ave., Hanover, Pennsylvania FLEMING, CAROLE: Chestnut Street, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania FLEMING, SARAH: Box 203, R.D. 3, Apollo, Pennsylvania FIGLEY, SUE: 70 Highland Ave.. Burgettstown, Pennsylvania FOLTZ, ROBERT: 719 Savannah Ave., Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania FORREST, RHUDELL: 1107 Brodhead Road, Monaca, Pennsylvania FORSYTHE, DEAN: R.D. 2, Apollo, Pennsylvania - FORSYTHE, GLENN: R.D. 1, Evans City. Pennsylvania FOSBURG, PETER: 905 Tice Place, Westfield, New Jersey FOSLER, JANICE: 905 Weatherbee Road, Towson 4. Maryland FOSTER, JANET: R.D. 4, Syracuse 7, New York FOSTER, LESTER: 3334 Webster Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FOSTER, ALLEN: 29 01 Pioneer Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FRAME, RUTH: 25 Crest Drive, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania FRANCIS, PAUL: 114 Lee Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania FRANKE, WILLIAM: 615 West Ohio Street, Mahoning, Ohio FRAZER, GAIL: 734 Clarendon Road. Narberth, Pennsylvania FRAZIER, THOMAS: 304 Lake Drive, New Castle. Pennsylvania FREDERICK, ROBERT: 1995 Crafton Boulevard, Crafton, Pennsylvania FREIBERG, ROBERT: 27 11th Street, Campbell, Ohio FRISCHKORN. JUDITH: Bainbridge Road, Chagrin Falls, Ohio FRISCO. JOSEPH: 49 Sylvia Way. Pittsburgh 14. Pennsylvania FULMER. WILLIAM: 642 Eil Street. Franklin, Pennsylvania FUSCO, JOSEPH: 1255 Franklin Ave.. Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania GALBREATH, RONALD: Box 265, Wampum, Pennsylvania GALLAGHER, BARBARA: 1604 9th Ave., Irwin, Pennsylvania GALLAGHER, PATRICIA: 218 North Walnut Street. New Castle, Pennsylvania GAMBLE. RICHARD: Beechwood Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania GARRIGAN, JOAN: 357 Plymouth Street, Union, New Jersey GARY. JANE: Box 92, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania GATES, BRIAN: 717 West Pleasant Street, Corry, Pennsylvania GENSAMER, BLAIR: 409 Pershing Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania GEORGE. MARILYN: Floyd Place. East Norwich, New York GEORGE, PAUL: Stewart Street. Blairsville, Pennsylvania GFROERER, MARILYN: 156 Woodland Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GIBSON, STACY: 44 Forest Grove Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania GICE, IDA: Box 53, Valencia, Pennsylvania GIFFIN, KAY: 8 Rosebud Drive, Stony Point, New York GIRDWOOD, ANDREW: R.D. 5. Box 539, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania GILES, THOMAS: 342 Pittsburgh Road, Butler, Pennsylvania GILL, DONALD: 718 Shady Lane, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania GILLIE, LINDA: i 16 Fallowfield Ave.. Charleroi, Pennsylvania GING. TOM: 411 2nd Street. Pitcairn. Pennsylvania GLASER. JAMES: 6 Crafton Boulevard, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GLECKLER, RONALD: 7108 South Boulevard, Youngstown, Ohio GLEESON. JAMES: 1038 Old Hill Road, McKeesport, Pennsylvania GOOD, ROGER: 600 Pine Street, Irwin, Pennsylvania GOOD, JUDITH: 534 Vermont Ave.. Erie, Pennsylvania GOODE, ROBERT: 7128 Tilden Street, Pittsburgh 6, Pennsylvania GORMAN, FRED: R.D. 2. Box 176. Aliquippa, Pennsylvania GORMLEY. RUSSELL: 911 Dewey Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania GOVENOR, RONALD: 206 Oakland Street, Charleroi, Pennsylvania GRACENIN, CAROLYN: 1224 Webster Street, Farrell, Pennsylvania GRAF, DAVID: 512 Coyne Terrace, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GRANLUND, ELIZABETH: 52 Otis Street, Milton, Massachusetts GRAY, EDGAR: 715 Euclid Ave., Toronto, Ohio GRAY, JAMES: 1007 Glenshaw Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania GREAR, RICHARD: 134 Homestead Ave., Albany, New York GRECO, CARL: 19 Walnut Street, Warren, Pennsylvania GREEN, EMILY: 930 Shenango Road, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania GREER, ROBERT: R.D. 1, Box 217, Traffard, Pennsylvania GREIL, WARD: 5674 Main Street, Williamsville, New York GRIFFIN, GAYLE: 299 Bassett Street. Bay Village, Ohio GROWN EY. WALLACE: 4644 Castor Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania GUTHRIE, ELIZABETH: 707 West Nelson Street, Marion, Indiana HABERSTROH, HOWARD: 21 Hudson Ave., Maplewood, New Jersey HALE, HELEN: 64 Hathaway Court, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania HALL, DIANE: 303 Bayberry Drive, Pitt sburgh, Pennsylvania HALL, DOROTHY: West Walnut Street, Titusville, Pennsylvania HALLOWELL, JANET: The Gables, Downington. Pennsylvania HALUPA, TERRY: 1412 Woodward Ave., McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania HAMILTON, JAMES: 47 Forest Grove Road, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania HAMILTON, SAMUEL: R.D. 1, Apollo, Pennsylvania HAMPSON, DONA: Burnett Road, Mendham, New Jersey HANDLEMAN, SUSAN: 606 Orienta Ave., Mamaroneck, New York HANEY, EDDIE: 18 Federal Street, Carneeie, Pennsylvania HANKS, SUZANNE: 65 Fayette Street, Oakdale, Pennsylvania HANFORD, JIM: 1601 Elm Street, Lebaneon, Pennsylvania HANLEY, LAWRENCE: 35 Oregon Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HANLEY, NANETTE: 2890 Bowen Road, Elma, New York HARBAUGH, WILLIAM: 507 Locust Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania HARDESTY, BETH: Park Street, Upper Montciair, New Jersey HAREN, NOEL: 1511 Highland Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania HARMS, MARILYN: Washington Street, Rocky Hill, New Jersey HARRIS, JUDITH: 119 Meadow Lane, New Rochelle, New York HARRISON, BARBARA: Box 116 Ringoes, New Jersey HART, JULIUS: 716 Anakeim Street, Pittsburgh 19, Pennsylvania HARTON, JOHN: R.D. 4, Mercer, Pennsylvania HARVEY, REED: R.D. 4. Box 81, Latrobe, Pennsylvania HASWELL, LARRY: R.D. 2, Wampum. Pennsylvania HASZ, CARL: 215 Pembrook Street, Moorestown, New Jersey HAWTHORNE, PEGGY: R.D. 1, Cadiz, Ohio HAUGH, JOHN: 631 Main Street, Wellsville, Ohio HAZLETT, LAURIS: R.D. 5, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania HEATH, JOY: Saunders Settlement Road, Lewiston, New York HECK, RICHARD: 110 Iroquois Drive, Butler, Pennsylvania HECKATHORN, WALLACE: R.D. 7, Mercer, Pennsylvania HEIDISH, WILLIAM: 256 Caryl Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania HEIM, ELIZABETH: 307 Vermont Ave., Clarksburg, West Virginia HEINLEIN, SUSAN: 1227 Maple St. Ext., Coraopolis, Pennsylvania HELLERMAN, SUSAN: 84 Sampson Ave., Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania HEMBERGER, LANCE: 2470 Western Reserve Road, Poland, Ohio HENDERSON, BARBARA: 106 Imperial Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania HENDERSON, DOUGLAS: 1316 Chelsea Ave., Erie, Pennsylvania HENDERSON, REED: Centerview Road, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania HENRY, LOIS: 16 Parker Street, Warren, Pennsylvania HERSHEY, MARY: 260 West Union Street, Somerset, Pennsylvania HEWITT. PAMELA: Weldon Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania HEYBOURNE, JUDITH: 333 Fries Road, Tonawanda. New York HEZLEP, WILLIAM: 1105 Lynn Ave., Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania HIED, NANCY: 819 Jefferson Drive, Allegheny, Pennsylvania HIGGINS, SARAH: R.D. 1, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania HILEMAN, LINDA: 2526 Wilmington Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania HILL, ROBERT: Apt. 6-4, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania HIMMLER, BARBARA: 547 Teece Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania HITCHINS, MARC: 601 Beech Street, Trafford. Pennsylvania HOAG, JANICE: 106 Richfield, BufTalo, New York HODELL, KATHLEEN: 150 East Bruceton Road. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOEGEL, DONALD: 1524 Warren Street. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOFFMAN, GEORGE: 440 Boggs Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOGUE, RICHARD: 322 Shenango Street, Farrell, Pennsylvania HOLLINGSWORTH. HELEN: 5914 Bryant Court, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLM, MAX: 5629 Elgin Street, Pittsburgh 6, Pennsvlvania HOLROYD, CAROL: 1206 Bergan Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania HOLROYD, ROBERT: 1206 Bergan Road, Oreland, Pennsylvania HOLTGRAVER, HARVEY: 7514 Formosa Way, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania HOLTZ, SUSAN: 21 Cynthia Court, Hempstead, New York HOOD, BLAIR: Pearl Street, Cochranton, Pennsylvania HORN. ALFRED: R.D. 2, Charleroi, Pennsylvania HORN, DONALD: R.D. 2, Charleroi, Pennsylvania HORN, JAMES: Damascus Road, Salem, Ohio HORNER, GLADYS: Route 2, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania HOUSER, DONNA: 16 Lebanon Hills Drive, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania HOUSTON, JOHN: 307 Spruce Street, Butler, Pennsylvania HOUSTON, WILLIAM: 307 Spruce Street, Butler, Pennsylvania HOUTZ, JANE: 1539 Vance Ave., Coraopolis, Pennsylvania HOWARD. DOROTHY: 501 North 2nd Street, Jeannette, Pennsylvania HOWARD, MARY: 425 Green Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania HOWELLS, JOHN: 1268 92nd Street, Niagara Falls, New York HOYLE, JUDITH: 24 Maryland Ave., Gaithersburg, Maryland HRABAK, LARRY: 128 Fairbanks Street, Kenmore, New York HUBBS. DAVID: 85 Hamlin Ave., East Aurora, New York HUDDELL, MELISSA: 125 Charles Street, Jersey City, New Jersey HUDKINS, MARY ANN: 4626 Montrose Street, Youngstown. Ohio HUEMME, DOUGLAS: 5112 Lougean Ave., Pittsburgh 7, Pennsylvania HUGUS, GLORIA: 742 East 31st Street, Erie, Pennsylvania HULL, ROBERT: 528 West Judson Street, Youngstown, Ohio HULL, FRANK: 2706 Hamilton Street, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania HUMES, CLAIR: South Walnut .Street, Milford, Delaware HUNT, NANCY: Maryland Ave., Duquesne, Pennsylvania HUNT, ROBERT: 743 Jefferson Drive, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania HURD. JAMES: Bowen Road, Elma, New York HUTCHESON, JAY: N.S.S.R., Oil City, Pennsylvania ILLAR. HARRIETTE: 1916 St. Ives Street, Pittsburgh 12, Pennsylvania INSERILLO, CAMILLE: 39 Maysengar Road, Mahwah, New Jersey IPE, BRUCE: 1546 East Midlothian Street, Youngstown, Ohio IRVING, ELAINE: 383 Bell Street, Conneaut, Ohio IWANS, CAROL: 100 Passaic Ave., Summit, New Jersey JEFFREY, JOHN: R.D. 1, Akron, Michigan JEFFREYS. VALJEAN: R.D. 1, Valencia, Pennsylvania JENKINS, HOWARD: 20227 Champaign Street, Wayne, Michigan JENKS, ALLEN: 57 Ellicott Ave., Batavia, New York JENSEN, NANCY: 209 Madison Ave.. Warren, Ohio JOHNSON. ANN: 355 Skitrail Street, Butler. New Jersey JOHNSON, CAROLYN: 3521 North Kensington Street, Arlington. Virginia JOHNSON. CHARLES: 112 Floral Parkway, Floral Park, New York JOHNSON, CYNTHIA: 1235 West Main Street, Smethport, Pennsylvania JOHNSON, JOHN: 951 Morse Street, Findlay, Ohio JOHNSON, MARY: Hilltop Street. Mendham. New Jersey JOHNSON. OWEN: 167 Caroline Street, Clyde, New York JOHNSON. WADE: 1134 Beechwood Ave., Farrell, Pennsylvania JOHNSTON. REBECCA: Volant, Pennsylvania JOHNSTON, LINDA: 29 Bellaire Drive, New Castle, Pennsylvania JONES, BONNIE: 104 Lackawanna Street, Bentleyville, Pennsylvania JONES, JUDITH: 104 Harbeth Drive, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania JONES, NORMA: 352 South Main Street, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania JONES, WILBER: 516 Woodland Street, Grove City, Pennsylvania JOSE, LARRY: Damascus. Ohio JOSLIN. RICHARD: 312 Rice Ave., Girard. Pennsylvania KAISER, MARY ANN: 638 Guenevere Street. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KARCH, CAROLYN: 425 Meeker Street, Orange, New Jersey KARDOS, MICHAEL: 2704 Stewart Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania KARKENNY, ALEX: 693 East 7th Street, Brooklyn, New York KARRAS, WILLIAM: 717 Ridgewood Road, Millburn, New Jersey KAUFFMAN, RICHARD: 24 Cumberland Ave., Shippensburg, Pennsylvania KAUPPINEN, CAROLYN: 12 Mountainside Drive, Morristown, New Jersey KEEGAN, DIANNE: 35-33 83rd Street, Jackson Heights 72, New York KEELEN, ELEANOR: 8232 Oak Court, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KELLETT, KATHLEEN: V.A. Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania KELLS, HUGH: 180 West 10th Street, Salem. Ohio KELLS, JOHN: 204 Ave., Latrobe, Pennsylvania KELSO, LAURL- R.D. 2. New Castle. Pennsylvania KELSO, SUSAN: Main Street, Emlenton, Pennsylvania KEIM, MARY: 515 Monaco Drive, Erie. Pennsylvania KENNEDY, BONNIE: 401 Haverford Place, Swarthmore. Pennsylvania KENNEDY, BRUCE: R.D. 1, Sa.xonburc, Pennsylvania KENNEDY, ANN: 58 Church Street, Port Allegany, Pennsylvania KENNEDY, WILLIAM: 27 Oakmont Ave., Duquesne, Pennsylvania KERR, ROBERT: 4414 Bond Ave., Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania KIER, HARRY: 206 Ohioview Ave., Aliquippa, Pennsylvania KING, CAROLINE: Cambria Street, Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania KING, JOYCE: 335 Ohio Ave., Clairton, Pennsylvania KIRK, JUDITH: 76 Ben Lomond Street, Uniontown, Pennsylvania KIRKBRIDE, SUSAN: 1824 West 9th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania KIRKPATRICK, JUDITH: 234 Central Parkway, Warren, Ohio KIRSCHLER, SCOTT: Grandview Street, Gibsonia, Pennsylvania KISER, LUCILE: Aber Road, Verona, Pennsylvania KLIMEK, FRANCES: M.R. 11, Butler, Pennsylvania KLINE, ORVIS: R.D. 1, Clearfield, Pennsylvania KLINZING, VIRGINIA: 431 Colfax Street, Springdale, Pennsylvania KNOWLES, RICHARD: 252 Hamilton Ave., Princeton, New Jersey KOAH, TIMOTHY: U. P. Home, Mars, Pennsylvania KOENIG, BEATRICE: 3701 Mount Royal Boulevard, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania KOJSZA, SUSAN: Box 18, Federal, Pennsylvania KOSAK, CARL: 24 Williams Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania KOVAC, DAVID: 487 Flora Ave., Akron, Ohio KRAPP, DOUGLAS: 10 Crestwood Road, Port Washington, New York KRATCHMAN, JOAN: 249-43 Thebes Ave., Douglaston. New York KRATKO, FRANK: Bedford Road, Brookfield, Ohio KRVEGEA, JEAN: 73 Primrose Ave.. Floral Park, New York KULESKY, DEANNA: 931 Indiana Ave., Trenton, New Jersey KUMMER, CAL: Brandt Street, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania KURCHINSKY, GEORGE: 1805 Sunset Ave., Utica, New York LAGANA, NATALIE: 3724 Duss Ave., Baden, Pennsylvania LANDIS, CAROLE: 157 Friendship Road, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania LANDWEHR, MARTHA: 66 Southard Lane, Babylon, New York LANE, RICHARD: R.D. 2, Butler, Pennsylvania LANGSFORD, SUSAN: 1707 Inglewood Street, Arlington 5, Virginia LASKOWSKL VIRGINIA: R.D. 1, Canonsburg, Pennsylvania LATIMER, JAMES: R.D. 1, New Alexandria, Pennsylvania LATTA, ROBERT: 2 Yorktown Place, McKeesport, Pennsylvania LAUBACH, CAROL: 130 Emerson Ave., Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania LAWTON, WILLIAM: Spruce Street, North Collins, New York LEE, JOHN: English Road, Wexford, Pennsylvania LEECH, LINDA: 5742 Verona Road, Verona, Pennsylvania LEFFINGWELL, ROBERT: 946 Alcoma Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania LESEIKO, ROSEMARY: 1000 Beaver Road, Ambridge, Pennsylvania LESTER, JUDITH: 239 Nantucket Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LESTER. SUSAN: Briar Cliff, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - LEWIS, ROBERT: 670 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania LENVIS, BRENDA: 506 East Clinch Ave., Knoxville, Tennessee LEWIS, GILBERT: 206 Mercer Street, Butler, Pennsylvania LEWJS, MARY: 143 North Park Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania LEWIS, RONALD: 1050 Bynbury Way, Balto 5, Maryland LIENARD. ALICE: 422 Fannie Street, McDonald, Pennsylvania LINCOLN. KAY: 814 Franklin Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania LI.ST, SUE: Box 198, Saxonburg, Pennsylvania LOBDELL, JACK: 6 Exchange, Clarendon, Pennsylvania LOCKHART, WILLIAM: 231 North Monroe Street, Butler. Pennsylvania LOCKLEY, PATRICIA: 224 East Sheridan Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania LOCKWOOD, BARBARA: 196 Alameda Street, Rochester, New York LOCOCO, PAUL: 1410 Breining Street, Pittsburgh 26, Pennsylvania LOGAN, LEE: 4820 East Willock Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LONG, KAREN: 33 South Vireo Drive, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania LOVE, RUTH: R.D. 2, Fredonia, Pennsylvania LUBER, RAYMOND: 1610 Skyline Drive, Pittsburgh 27. Pennsylvania LUCINI, PATRICIA: 130 Braden Street, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania LUKENS, NANCY: 1181 Pinewood Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania MacINTYRE, JAMES: 135 Worrell Street, Chester, Pennsylvania MacLAREN, JEAN: 159 Delano Drive, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania MCALLISTER. MARTHA: 1408 Kansas Ave., McKeesport, Pennsylvania McBRIDE, REBEKAH: 431 North Heights, Lowellville, Ohio McCAIG. DONALD: 636 Sixth Street. Pitcairn, Pennsylvania McCALL. JOHN: 145 West Florida Ave.. Youngstown, Ohio McCALL, MYRTLE: R.D. 2, Hubbard, Ohio McCLURE, LYDA: 239 North Walnut Street, Blairsville, Indiana, Pennsylvania McCLURE, WILLIAM: 239 North Walnut Street, Blairsville, Pennsylvania McCONNELL, PHILLIP: 475 New Castle Street, New Wilmington. Pennsylvania McCONNELL, WILLIAM: 3285 East State Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania McCORD. SUSAN: 59 Belvedere Road, Buffalo 20, New York McCREARY, DAVID: 2825 Cauchey Road, Erie, Pennsylvania McCREARY. SUSAN: 4615 Ridge Road, Erie, Pennsylvania McCRORY, MELVA: 5753-B Allison Ave.. Fort Knox, Kentucky McCULLOUGH. JUDITH: 1406 North Inglewood Street, Arlington, Virginia McCRUDDEN. JEAN: 102 Harvey Ave.. Readinc, Pennsylvania McCULLOUGH, RAYMOND: 114 Wayne Street. Claysville, Pennsylvania McCUNE, RICHARD: Main Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania McDowell, CHARLES: 1520 Gulf street, Connellsville, Pennsylvania McDONELL, SUSAN: 98 Pullman Ave.. Kenmore, New York McFATE, MARGARET: 424 Sumner Street. New Castle, Pennsylvania McGARRAH. SARAH: 1945 Fox Chapel Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McGAUGHEY, JACK: 318 Franklin Street. Kittanning. Pennsylvania McGILL, WILLIS: 26 Hamilton Ave., Poland 14, Ohio McGILL, GAY: 4136 Davis Ave., Munhall, Pennsylvania McGRATH, JANET: 1080 Cedar Boulevard, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania McHUGH, LOU ANN: 1200 Thomas Street, Monongahela, Pennsylvania McILWAIN, MAXINE: Erie Street, Polk, Pennsylvania McINTOSH, EDWARD: Collar Price Road. Hubbard, Ohio McKEE, GEORGE: 448 Royce Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McKEE, PATRICIA: Willow Road, Lawrenceville, New Jersey McKINLEY, STANLEY: 5 Marquette Road, Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania Mcknight, bill: summit Drive, Canfield, Ohio McLAM, RUBY: Topsham, Vermont McLaughlin, DAVID: 234 Pierce Ave., Oil City, Pennsylvania McLEAN. CAROL: 176 Brainard Drive, Youngstown, Ohio McLEOD, BONNIE: 1239 Greensburg Ave., East McKeesport, Pennsylvania McMURRAY, LOIS: 5104 Larchwood Ave., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania McNAUGHER, MARTHA: 714 Jefferson Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McNELLY, PAUL: 300 Oak Street, Fairmont, Irwin, Pennsylvania McSKIMIN, ANNE: 34 Fairview Drive East, Basking Ridge, New Jersey McVICKER, JANET: R.D. 1, Monongahela, Pennsylvania McQueen, PAUL: 325 Main Street, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania MACINTOSH, MARGARET: 2124 Oriole, McKeesport, Pennsylvania MACK, JAMES: Old Home Manor, Homer City, Pennsylvania MACKEY, GARY: 1406 West Market Street, Warren, Ohio MAGEE, MARILYN: R.D. 1, Mercer, Pennsylvania MAGENNIS, JANE: 145 Kensington Road, Garden City, New York MAHOOD, MELISSA: 420 Concord Ave., Greensburg, Pennsylvania MAISCHOSS, WINIFRED: 68 Grosvenor Ave., Kenmore. New York MALCOLM, DORIS: R.D. 1, Natrona Heights, Pennsylvania MALCOLM, ROGER: 28 Leon Road, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania MALLONE, SUZANNE: 289 East Ave., Greenville, Pennsylvania MALLY, KENT: 362 Neshannock Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MALLY, MARIANNE: 362 Neshannock Ave., New Wilmington. Pennsylvania MANN, JON: 2456 Pelton Ave., Akron, Ohio MANSELL, KATHLEEN: 20 Elizabeth Street, Upper Montclair, New Jersey MANSELL, THOMAS: Waugh Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MARKOULTZ, BERNARD: 2208 Shady Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MARKS, JOELLEN: 145 Saxony Drive, Bridgeville, Pennsylvania MAROUKIS, THOMAS: 55 Maple Ave., Irvington, New Jersey MARSHALL, CAROLYN: 198 Emerson Street, Springfield, 3,ss3chu setts MARSZALEK, STANLEY: 22 Spikenard Way, Carnegie, Pennsylvania MARTIN, JOHN: 1434 Third Ave., Arnold, Pennsylvania MARTIN, GEORGE: 127 East Bruceton Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MARTIN, LEE: 4835 Richelieu, Sheffield Lake, Ohio MASCO, HOWARD: R.D. 5, Box 381G, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania MASON, GILBERT: 7-6 Maple Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MASON, NANCY: 805 Joseph Street, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania MATHER, JAMES: 29 Linden Lane, Princeton, New Jersey MATIJEVICH, PETER: 533 Locust Street, Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania MATTERN, PATRICIA: Box 1, Evergreen Road, HoUidaysburg, Pennsylvania MATTHEWS, DAVID: 1503 North Mercer, New Castle, Pennsylvania MAXWELL, PAUL: R.D. 2, Flemington, New Jersey MAY, VIRGINIA: Hillcrest Road, Lancaster, Pennsylvania MAYORSKY, RITA: 41 North Third Street, Duquesne, Pennsylvania MAZZOTTI, JEANNE: 407 Indiana Ave., Farrell, Pennsylvania MEANOR, JOAN: 105 Spring Grove Road, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania MECKEY, JUDITH: 105 West Mclntyre Ave., Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania MEIER, KEITH: R.D. 4, Greenville, Pennsylvania MELDER, ROBERT: 211 Park Ave.. New Castle, Pennsylvania MERCER, RONALD: R.D. 1, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania MERIAM, LYNNE: 28319 West Oakland Road, Bay Village, Ohio METTRICK, EUGENIA: 337 Pennview Drive. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MEYER, MARY JANE: 311 Conestoga Road, Devon, Pennsylvania MICHEL, CRAIG: 234 Academy Street, Johnstown. Pennsylvania MIHALOEW, DONALD: 2101 Ridge Road Extension, Ambridge, Pennsylvania MILLER, ELIZABETH: 121 Rogers Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania MILLER, JAMES: 118 East Fifth Street, Warren, Pennsylvania MILLER, JAMES H.: 126 Chalmers Ave., Youngstown, Ohio MILLER, HELEN: 35 Meade Street, Wellsboro, Pennsylvania MILLER, JOHN: 101 Beverly Road, Butler, Pennsylvania MILLER, KENNETH: 174 Norwalk, Buffalo. New York MILLER, PATRICIA: Cambridge Ave., Natrona Heights. Pennsylvania MILLER, RONALD: 174 Norwalk, Buffalo, New York MILLER, TERRY: R.D. 2, West Middlesex, Pennsylvania MILLER, WAYNE: 41 Kline Road, Lewiston, New York MILLER, WILLIAM: East Brady Road, Butler, Pennsylvania MINER. MARJEAN: 3006 McKinley Ave., Aliquippa, Pennsylvania MINK, SANDRA: 200 New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MINNEY, THOMAS: R.D. 2, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania MINNIE, RONALD: 638 Marguerite Street, Monessen, Pennsylvania MITCHELL, DONALD: 2889 Mercer Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania MITCHELL, MARTHA: 713 Clover Ave., Ellwood City, Pennsylvania MITCHELL, RONALD: 2889 Mercer Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania MOHR, WILLIAM: 631 Fourth Ave., Ford City, Pennsylvania MOIR, BETSY: 4602 Clubvue Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MOLNAR, JUDITH: Stratford Road, Youngstown, Ohio MONCRIEF, JANET: 505 Pershing Street, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania MONTGOMERY, ROBERT: 251 Questend Ave., Pittsburgh 34. Pennsylvania MOORE, AUDREY: Box 207, Summerville, Pennsylvania MOORE, CYNTHIA: 7735 Market Street, Youngstown, Ohio MOORE, ELEANOR: R.D. 1, Imperial, Pennsylvania MOORE, ESTHER: Grubbs Road, Wexford, Pennsylvania MOORE. JAMES: 1200 Center Street, Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania MOORE, LOUANNE: 1 1 16 Oriole Drive, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania MOORE. SAMUEL: 2705 Sherwood Road, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania MOORHEAD. JAMES: R.D. 3, Franklin, Pennsylvania MOORHEAD. JANE: 560 Oak Street, Indiana, Pennsylvania MOREDOCK. MacCLAIN: Rices Landing, Pennsylvania MORGAN, JANE: 121 Fifth Ave., McKeesport, Pennsylvania MORGAN. LINDA: 421 Vannear Ave., Somerset, Pennsylvania MORLEY, JUDITH: 2111 Gerritsen Ave., Brooklyn 29, New York MORRIS, MIRIAM: 623 Neely Manor, East Palestine, Ohio MORRISON, ROGER: 1228 F Ave. N.E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa MORTON, WILLIAM: 115 Powell, East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MOWRY, MARJORIE: 419 Main Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania MOYER. MARILYN: 109 Pittsburgh Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania MNOZOSKI, STANLEY: 119 Brushton Street, Aliquippa, Pennsylvania MUDER. FRED; 1 1 1 Rodgers Drive, New Kensington, Pennsylvania MULLAN, SUSAN: 242 Prospect Ave., East Orange, New Jersey MULLINS. JOY: Box 177, Lisbon, Ohio MULLOWNEY, JUDITH: 610 Washington Ave., Moorestown. New Jersey MUNY, RICHARD: 13400 Mann Ave., East Cleveland, Ohio MURDOCH. DAVID: 3811 Provost Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MURRAY, JOHN: Woodland Circle, Allison Park, Pennsylvania MUSSER, HARRY: 69 North Main Street, Union City, Pennsylvania MYERS, GERALD: R.D. 1, Jamestown, Pennsylvania MYERS, GLENN: 225 Long Road, Penn Hills, Pennsylvania MYERS. LINDA: 229 Oakview Ave., Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania MYERS, MARILYN: 402 Laurel Boulevard, New Castle, Pennsylvania MYERS, SANDRA: 955 West Ohio Ave., Sebring. Ohio NEFF. EMILY: 113 South Patton Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania NEELY, WILLIAM: 9 Oxford Road, Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania NEELY, SHERYL: 698 East Drive, Clairton, Pennsylvania NELSON, JOHN: 1 134 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NELSON. RICHARD: 5353 Osage Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NEVIN. RICHARD: 821 Clare Street, East McKeesport, Pennsylvania NEWELL, MARGARET: 1159 Pearl Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania NEWELL. ROBERT: 11 59 Pearl Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania NEWTON, MARGARET: 563 Willowbrook Road, Havertown, Pennsylvania NICKEL, RICHARD: 257 Norwood, Youngstown. Ohio NIELSEN, JEANNETTE: 104 Jackson Ave., Wayne, New Jersey NIER, CHARLES: Box 28, Depot Road, Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania NORD, KAY: 606 South Main Street, Bessemer, Pennsylvania NORGREN, ERNEST: Ridge Road, Elizabeth, Pennsylvania NORTHAM, BEVERLY: 102 East Manilla Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania NORTON, CAROLINE: Possum Hollow Road, Green Village, New Jersey NUCCI, NICHOLAS: 140 Elizabeth Ave., East Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OAKLEY, CHARLES: 838 North Meadowcroft Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania O ' DONNELL, JAMES: 1651 Suburban Ave., Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania O ' MALLEY, THOMAS: 1243 Franklin Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania OPFER, RONALD: Williamsport Road, Elizabeth. Pennsylvania ORR, ARLIS: 521 New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ORR, WILSON: 521 New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania ORRIS, HARRY: 970 Be llview Ave., Creichton, Pennsylvania O ' SHEA, ROBERT: 311 East Wallace Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania OUTERBRIDGE, SAMUEL: 146 Westcott Road, Princeton, New Jersey PADDOCK, ELEANOR: R.D. 2, Gehysburg, Pennsylvania PAGE, GRACE: 50 Euclid Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PAIGE, MARY ELLEN: 5314 Truman Ave., Alexandria, Virginia PALLONE, PATRICIA: 1726 Alcoa Drive, Arnold, Pennsylvania PALMER, EDWIN: 1162 Varner Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PARKER, JUDITH: 201 Evans City Road, Butler, Pennsylvania PARKS, RONALD: 35400 Euclid Ave., Willoughby, Ohio PARTRIDGE, FRANKLIN: 567 Ridgewood Road, Maplewood, New Jersey PATTERSON, JESSICA: 102 Cedar Ave., Blairsville, Pennsylvania PATTERSON, JOAN: 138 Pleasant Street, Bradford, Pennsylvania PASACIC, JOANN: 1225 Washington Ave., Farrell, Pennsylvania PATTERSON, ROBERT: Rimmon Road, Woodbridge, Connecticut PATTON, BETH: 181 Belle Vista Drive, Hubbard, Ohio PATTON, ROBERT: 115 North Market Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania PAUL, CAROLEE: 57 Terrace Drive, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania PAVLIN, JAMES: 1405 Methyl Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PEIRCE, WILLIAM: Phi Kappa Tau House, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania PEJACK, ALBERT: 116 Boyer Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PEKICH, STEPHEN: 34 Drew Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PELLE, LORETTA: 480 Seaman Ave., Baldwin, New York PERSCHKE, JAMES: 1823 Eastbrook Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania PETERSON, BRADLEY: 131 Laird Northeast, Warren, Ohio PETERSON, CAROL: 3023 Tennyson Street, Washington 15, District of Columbia PETERSON, JANET: Jefferson Street, Tidioute, Pennsylvania PETERSON, MARK: 105 Church Street, North Warren, Pennsylvania PETERSON, RUTH: 6948 Weatham Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PICARRO, CYNTHIA: 801 DuShane Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania PIERSON, LARRY: 859 Country Club Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PIFER, JOAN: 404 Euclid Ave., Oil City, Pennsylvania PIGAGE, MADELINE: 154 Atlantic Ave., Long Branch, New Jersey PILE, DONNA: R.D. 1, Friedens, Pennsylvania PLUMMER, JOSEPH: 489 Riverside Drive, Miffin, Pennsylvania POGUE, JACK: Second Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania POLANDICK, CAROL: 156 Fairfax Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania POLENICK, SANDRA: 1213 Huron Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania POLCE, VETO: 215 Hillside Ave., Pitcairn, Pennsylvania PRATT, VIRGINIA: 6017 Jackson Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PRICE, SUSAN: 194 Beaver Ave., Beaver, Pennsylvania PRINGLE, JOANNE: 1017 South Ave., Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania PRINGLE, LYNDA: Jamestown Road, Greenville, Pennsylvania PROBST, JOYCE: 317 Bailey Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PRYOR, PAMELYN: R.D. 1, Gillette, New Jersey PULLEN, MARY: 1072 Gouchee Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania PURDY, BARBARA: 1907 Wilson Ave., South Bend, Indiana PUSCHER, JANE: R.D. 2, Columbiana, Ohio RABATIN, ROY: 635 Fourth Street, Verona, Pennsylvania RADAKER, ROBERT: 234 Grandview Boulevard, Butler, Pennsylvania RAIDA, RUDOLPH: 3164 Babcock Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RALSTON, POLLY: Box 155, Cowansville, Pennsylvania RAMBO, SANDRA: 118 Rau Road, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania RANKIN, WILLIAM: 461 Arden Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania RAPP, LINDA: 411 College Ave., Youngsville, Pennsylvania RATAICZAK. MARY: Breezy Point Farm, Bellaire, Ohio REED, BETTY: 1903 Edinburgh Terrace, Atlanta, Georgia REED, LINDA: R.D. 3, Somerset, Pennsylvania REED, MARTHA: 1903 Edinburgh Terrace, Atlanta, Georgia REED, WILLIAM: R.D. 1, Zionsville, Pennsylvania REHFUSS, JOHN: 414 Scott Street, Sandusky, Ohio REIBERT, ROBERT: 906 Penn Ave., Turtle Creek, Pennsylvania REINSEL, CATHERINE: 220 New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania REPACK, WILLIAM: 22 East John Street, McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania RESS, WILLIAM: 21st Exit, New Philadelphia, Ohio REXRODE, JOHN; 116 North Main Street, Union City, Pennsylvania RHODES, DOROTHY: 1616 Cumberland Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RHODES, LOIS: R.D. 6, New Castle, Pennsylvania RIEBE, JULIA: 80 Dutch Lane, Pittsburgh 36, Pennsylvania RIEDESEL, CHARLOTTE: Box 332, Church Road, Toconto, Ohio RIVES, MARY: 31332 John Hauk Ave,, Garden City, Michigan ROBERT, BARBARA: R.D. 1. Burgettstown, Pennsylvania ROBERTSON, JAMES: 250 Woodstock Road, Southridge, Massachusetts ROBERTUCCI, ANGELO: 310 West Crawford Street, Connellsville, Pennsylvania ROBESON, SARAH: 3135 Pioneer Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ROBINSON, KAREN: 208 Aiken Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania ROBINSON, RICHARD: 325 Duncon Ave., Washington, Pennsylvania RODGERS, GEORGE: 118 Rosemont Drive, Coraopolis, Pennsylvania RODOCOY, CONNIE: R.D. 2, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania ROGERS. NANCY: Hillsdale, Columbia. New York ROMIG, JAMES: 3919 Fairfield Road, Munhall, Pennsylvania ROOF, JAMES: Ligonier Street, Latrobe, Pennsylvania ROSS, DOROTHY: 162 Elm Street. Elizabeth, New Jersey ROOS, VIRGINIA: 41 Rachelle Ave., Stamford, Connecticut ROWE, KAREN: Orchard Street, Springdale, Pennsylvania RUDICK, STANLEY: 2216 Larkins Way, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania RUHL, CAROL: 2819 Phillips Ave., Glenshaw, Pennsylvania RUPP, RONALD: West Maitland Lane, New Castle, Pennsylvania RUSH, MARGARET: R.D. 1, New Alexandria, Pennsylvania SADESKY, POLLY: R.D. 3, Box 54, Tarenton, Pennsylvania SAMPSON, MARTHA: 13925 Northwest Second Ave., Miami, Florida SALEM, AZIZ: 1 105 East Washington Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania SALLADE, WARREN: 235 East Neshanock Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania SANDERS, PAUL: 655 East Washington Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania SANDRIDGE, LINDA: 168 May Fair Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SASS, RICHARD: 401 Olive Street, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania SAUER, BETTY: 3167 Elgin Drive, Akron 13, Ohio SCHAEFER. HELMUT: 453 Garfield Street, Struthers, Ohio SCHAUB, DIANE: 130 Mill Morr Road, Painesville. Ohio SCHAUGHENCY, DIANA: 333 Holiday Drive. Pittsburgh 37. Pennsylvania SCHINDLER. CAROL: 110 Pittview Road. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SCHLAFER, DALE: Huntington Bay Road, Huntington, New York SCHMIDT, MARJORIE: 218 Monaca Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania SCHMITT, EDWARD: 1004 North Carol Street, Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania SCHRIVER. THOMAS: 441 Waugh Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania SCHUETZ, JAMES: 1028 East Washington, New Castle, Pennsylvania SCHUYLER. ROBERT; 303 Roslyn Ave., Erie, Pennsylvania SCOTT. DONALD: Box 344, Vienna, Ohio SCOTT. DONALD: 79 Beechwood Drive, Youncstown, Ohio SCOTT, FREDERICK: 2503 Mount Royal Boulevard, Glenshaw. Pennsylvania SCOTT, MARY: 23 Bell Ave.. Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania SCUNGIO. RICHARD: 761 Arlington Ave,. New Castle, Pennsylvania SCOTT, RONALD: 79 Beechwood Drive, Youngstown, Ohio SEANOR, MARCUS: George Street, New Alexandria, Pennsylvania SEELAR, KAREN: 446 Dale Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania SEELEY, BARBARA: 30623 Winston Drive, Bay Village, Ohio SEELEY, WAYNE: 2072 Plainview Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SEFTON, CLAUDIA: R.D. 1, Washington, Pennsylvania SEIDEL, DOROTHY: 333 South Home Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SEIPLE, NORMA KAY: 52 Clara Barton Street, Dansville. New York SENSENICH, ILA JEANNE: 625 Oak Ave., Irwin. Pennsylvania SERGL JOSEPH: 3013 Zephyr Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHAFFER, NANCEY: 1407 Old Beulah Road, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania SHAFFER, JOHN: 531 Sunset View Drive, Akron, Ohio SHANNON, RUTH: 2306 Beaufort Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHARP, CATHERINE: Mount Alverno Road, Media, Pennsylvania SHARP, JOHN: 613 Bayard Ave., Wilmington 5, Delaware SHARP, CAROLYN: 500 South Maryland Ave.. Wilmington, Delaware SHARRER, NANCY: Bakerstown, Pennsylvania SHAW, CHARLES: School Ave., Volant. Pennsylvania SHAW, LEROY: R.D. 2. New Castle, Pennsylvania SHAW, RONNIE: R.D. 2. New Castle. Pennsylvania SHEAFFER, CAROL: 96 Highland Ave., Ephrata, Pennsylvania SHELTON, HAROLD: 107 Earlington Road, Havertown, Pennsylvania SHERIFF, SUSAN: 306 South Homewood Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SHERWOOD. ALICE: West Main Street, Hickory, Pennsylvania SHIDERLY, ALBERT: Sherman Ave., Sharon, Pennsylvania SHOBERT, JUDITH: DuBois Road, St. Marys, Pennsylvania SHREFLER. ANN: 801 Young Street, New Castle, Pennsylvania SHULACK, MARGARET: R.D. 2, Enon Valley, Pennsylvania SIDLER, SANDRA: 2800 Graham Boulevard, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania SIEGEL, NANCY: 6630 South Ave., Youngstown, Ohio SIGLER, PHIL: 438 East Leasure Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania SILVESTER, JONATHAN: Wilson Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania SIMMS, BARBARA: 228 Mount Vernon Drive, Pittsburgh 23, Pennsylvania SIMPSON, JOANNE: R.D. 3, Indiana, Pennsylvania SKROCKI, BONNIE: 469 State Street, Perth Amboy, New Jersey SLAUGENHAUPT, CAROLE: 401 Main Street, Rimersburg, Pennsylvania SLOCUM, JOHN: 145 Wilbur Road, Bergenfield. New Jersey SMALL, CAROL: Box 256, Rices Landing. Pennsylvania SMITH, ANNE: Swann ' s Wood, Hancock, Maryland SMITH, BARRY: 1411 Old Beulah Road, Pittsburgh 35, Pennsylvania SMITH, DAVID L.: 102 Troy Ave., Wilmington 4, Delaware SMITH, G. DAVID: 926 Tibbets-Wick Road, Girard, Ohio SMITH, JENETTE: R.D. 1, Smithton, Pennsylvania SMITH. JOHN: 119 Willow Street, Johnstown, Pennsylvania SMITH, MARION: Windyhill Farm, Chester, New Jersey SMITH, RICHARD: 1000 Grant Street, Newell, West Virginia SMITH, SANDRA: 6915 Sturgeon Street, Ben Avon, Pennsylvania SMITH, VIRGINIA: Box 176 Grove Drive, Cortland, Ohio SNYDER, GAYLE: 121 Crescent Hill Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SNYDER, MARY ELLEN: Box 186 West Middlesex, Pennsylvania SNYDER, PATRICIA: 1677 Colvin Ave., Kenmore, New York SNYDER, RAYMOND: R.D. 5, Butler, Pennsylvania SNIDER, WILLIAM: 1609 Millard Street, McKeesport, Pennsylvania SOLOMON, THOMAS: Woodberry Road, New Kensington, Pennsylvania SPAHR, VIRGINIA: 738 Beach Road, Fairfield, Connecticut SPECHT, SANDRA: 610 Robin Drive, Pittsburgh 20, Pennsylvania SPEER, JAMES: 339 Raymond Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania SPEIDEL, JOHN: 21 North Grandview Ave., Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania SPENCER. GLADYS: R.D. 3, Harbor Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania SPRATT, JUDY: 324 Mistletoe Street, Youngstown, Ohio SPRING, JANE: 1525 North Kenilworth Street, Arlington, Vireinia SPROUL, ROBERT: 50 Clover Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STAATS, BARRY: 803 Willman Ave., East McKeesport, Pennsylvania STAHLMAN, GARDNER: R.D. 1, Jamestown, Pennsylvania STAHLMAN, KAREN: R.D. 1, Jamestown, Pennsylvania STAHLMAN, PATRICIA: 515 Lafayette Street, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania STANLEY, EDWARD: 256 Merriweather Street, Grosse Pointe, Michigan STARK, WILLIAM: 503 North Second Street, Jeannette, Pennsylvania STEARNS, ADALA: 6947 Meade Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STEELE, JACK: 221 McMasters Drive, Monroeville, Pennsylvania STEIN. JOAN: 1033 Greentree Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STERN, JUDITH: 325 Lincoln Way, Irwin, Pennsylvania STETSON, GARY: R.D. 1, North East, Pennsylvania STEWART, JANE: Dry Run, Franklin. Pennsylvania STEWART, JEFFREY: R.D. 1, Oakdale, Pennsylvania STEWART. JOHN: Dry Run, Franklin, Pennsylvania STEWART, JOSEPH: R.D. 2. New Wilmington, Pennsylvania STEWART. SUZANNE: 203 Hickennell Road, Ellwood City, Pennsylvania STILLEY, JOHN: Barlind Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STILLEY, THOMAS: 4724 Barlind Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania STOLARIK, STEPHEN: House 880, Star Junction, Pennsylvania STONE. JUDY: 3115 Rose Ave., Wesleyville, Pennsylvania STONE, RICHARD: 235 Northview Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania STOOPS. LELAND: 731 Countyline, New Castle, Pennsylvania STRONG, BARBARA: 416 Penn Street, New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania STUDLEY, LINDA: Sullivan Ave.. Bradford, Pennsylvania STUDE. LOIS: 463 Linwood Ave.. Alliance. Ohio STYLES. ANNE: 156 H Ave., Coronado, California SUSI, EUGENE: 2-3rd Street, Pittsburgh 15, Pennsylvania SUSKO, PATRICIA: 2505 Breezewood Acres, New Castle, Pennsylvania SWANIK, MICHAEL: R.D. 2, Wampum, Pennsylvania TANNEHILL, ONA: 1741 West 30th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania TARR, FREDERICK: 408 West Sixth Street, Oil City, Pennsylvania TAYLOR, DAVID: 1959 Crafton Boulevard, Pittsburgh 5, Pennsylvania TETRICK. JANET: 72 West Madison Ave., Niles, Ohio THIELE, JULIE: 32 Regent Ave.. L ockport. New York THOMAS. DONALD: 89 Diana Drive, Apartment 65, Poland 14, Ohio THOMAS, HOWELL: R.D. 1, Eighty-Four, Pennsylvania THOMAS, LINDA: R.D. 4, Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania THOMAS, PATRICIA: 1009 Arthur Ave., Scottdale, Pennsylvania THOMAS, SHARLENE: 1924 Estabrook Street, Warren, Ohio THOMAS, SUSAN: Jackman Ave., Pittsburgh 2, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, CHARLES: 911 West Clayton 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 Ave., Pittsburgh 21, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, ROBERT: 247 Lafayere Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, SHERL 730 Hull Street, Sharon, Pennsylvania THOMPSON, WILLIAM: Waugh Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania THORNTON, ANITA: 251 Alameda Ave., Youngstown, Ohio THUMM, GEORGE: 10 Oxford Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THUNELL, SANDRA: 1541 Elderslee Road, Pittsburgh 27, Pennsylvania TIMBERLAKE, JEAN: 361 Park Ave., Manhasset, New York TOBOSH, WILLIAM: 19 Mercer Ave., Sharpsville, Pennsylvania TOPPING, GAYLE: 210 Maryland Ave., Oxford, Pennsylvania TOURNEY, SALLY: 211 Mitinger Ave., Greensburg, Pennsylvania TRAUTMAN, HELEN: 317 West Jefferson Street, Butler, Pennsylvania TREADWELL, K.ATHERINE: 5208 Andover Road, Chevy Chase, Maryland TREVASKIS, NANCY: 4776 West Park Drive, Fairview Park, Ohio TRIMBLE, GERALD: 67 Stillwell Ave., Kenmore, New York TRUXELL, TOM: 13 North Tremont Ave., Greensburg, Pennsylvania TUDOR, RAY: 559 Fifth Ave., New Kensington, Pennsylvania TURNER, HELENE: Box 25, R.D. 2, Duluth, Georgia TURNER, WILLIAM: 2756 Leechburg Road, New Kensington, Pennsylvania TUTTLE, MARTIN: 3503 Bass Drive, Ocaia, Florida TWEEDY, LINDA: 2034 Margarite Street, Monroeville, Pennsylvania UNVENZAGT, ROBERT: 324 East Moody Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania VAN BLOIS, CAROL: 425 Conewango Ave., Warren, Pennsylvania VANCE, ANN: 218 Hamilton Ave., Princeton, New Jersey VANDERBILT, RICHARD: 47 Ellsworth Road, Larchmont, New York VARNER, SUSAN: Graham Woods, Chesterton, Indiana VEAZEY, MARTHA: 241 High Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania VIGNOVIC, JOHN: 2814 Sarah Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania VIZARD, CAROLYN: 220 East Winter Ave., New Castle, Pennsylvania VOGAN, ALEXA: South Erie Street, Mercer, Pennsylvania VOIGT, DAVID: 311 Pinerve Drive, Monroeville. Pennsylvania VON MOSS, ROBERT: 336 Bepler Ave., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania VOYNICK, GEORGE: 24 Pallant Ave., Union, New Jersey WAHL, JOHN: 80 Inwood Road, New Providence, New Jersey WALDMANN, JEFF: 194 Colonial Court, Teaneck, New Jersey WALKER, CAROL: 519 East Beau Ave., Washington, Pennsylvania WALKER, JAMES: 232 Third Street, Butler, Pennsylvania WALKER, JOHN: Water Street, Fredonia, Pennsylvania WALKER, JOHN: R.D. 2, Apollo, Pennsylvania WALKER, LINDA: Parker Street, Bruin, Pennsylvania WALKER, RONALD: 1413 Mt. Jackson Road, New Castle, Pennsylvania WALKER, RUTH: 34 Ellis Ave., Springville, New York WALKER, WILLIAM: 444 Northeast 96 Street, Miami, Florida WALLACE, BRAD: R.D. 1, Northeast, Erie, Pennsylvania WARNER, RICHARD: 1427 North Ridge Road, North Kingsville, Ohio WATSON, RONALD: 2931 South Spaulding Ave., Los Angeles, California WAYS, FRANKLIN: 4410 38th Street, Brentwood, Maryland WEAVER, DAVID: 26 West Horsham Road, Hatboro, Pennsylvania WEBB, JUDITH: 455 Independence Court, Sharon, Pennsylvania WEBSTER, JONATHAN: 43 Fort Hill, Canandaigua, New York WEDEMEYER, SUSAN: 245 Whitemarsh Road, Ardmore, Pennsylvania WEETER, JUDITH: 102 Hillcrest Ave., Oil City, Pennsylvania WEIGH, JOYCE: 2014 Sixth Ave., Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania WELCH, ARLENE: 267 Auburndale Road, Youngstown, Ohio WEICHEL. JACLYN: 408 Sheffield Drive, Wallingford, Pennsylvania WEINSCHENK, RICHARD: R.D. 2, Idlewild, New Castle, Pennsylvania WEINSCHENK, SAMUEL: R.D. 2. New Castle, Pennsylvania WEISE, LOIS ANN: 409 Wimer Drive, Pittsburgh 37, Pennsylvania WEYELS, CAROLE: 144 Comrie Road, Braddock, Pennsylvania WHITE, DAVID: 118 Center Road, Poland, Ohio WHITE, RICHARD: 5710 Hampton Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WHITMAN, WALT: New Castle Street, New Wilmington, Pennsylvania WILKES, FRED: 227 Cadwallader, Brownsville, Pennsylvania WILKINS, ALYCE: 651 Seventh Street, Pitcairn, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, MARY: Fuffalo Road, Harbor Creek, Pennsylvania WILLIAMS, ROBERT: 2527 Mount Vernon Ave., Youngstown, Ohio WILLIAMS, RUSSELL: 561 West Neshannock Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania WILLIAMSON, BARBARA: 42 White Oak Ave., Hubbard, Ohio WILLIAMSON, MARY LOU: 1625 Elderslee Road, Pittsburch, Pennsylvania WILLIS, RODNEY: 54 Freuhauf Street, Snyder, New York WILSON, BARBARA: 534 Shenley Drive, Erie, Pennsylvania WILSON, EMILY: R.D. 1, Sharpsville, Pennsylvania WILSON, FRED: 172 South Myers Ave., Sharon, Pennsylvania WILSON, JAMES: 107 East Main Street, Dayton, Pennsylvania WILSON, JAMES H.: 214 East New Castle Street, Zelienople, Pennsylvania WILSON, JANET: 101 Leon Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WILSON, KAY: 128 Lawrence, Homestead Park, Pennsylvania WILSON, PHYLLIS: 812 East Pearl Ave., Butler, Pennsylvania WIMER, ANNE: R.D. 3, Volant, Pennsylvania WOLFE, SUZANNE: Box 156, R.D. 1, Sarver, Pennsylvania WOOD, EDWIN: 103 Penn Ave., Girard, Pennsylvania WOOD, GARY: 498 Poland Ave., Struthers, Ohio WOOD. JANE: 502 Overlook Terrace, Endicott, New York WOOD, JUDITH: R.D. 2, Masons Island, Mystic, Connecticut WOODS, STEPHEN: 416 Locust Street, Pittsburgh 18, Pennsylvania WOODIEL, DONALD: 596 A, Hawthorne, Nevada WOODIEL, MEDA: 7-3 Maple Ave., New Wilmington, Pennsylvania WRIGHT, CAROL: 421 Anawauda Street, Pittsburgh 34, Pennsylvania WRIGHT, JACK: 5 Polandville Street, Poland, Ohio WRIGHT, ROBERT: Andes, New York WRIGHT, SANDRA: 142 Grant Street, Greensburg, Pennsylvania WYLE, JEANNE: 1566 Westervelt Ave., Baldwin, New York WYLE. PATRICIA: Westervelt Ave., Baldwin, New York YEAPLE, BONNIE: 33 Woodland Road, Maplewood, New Jersey YOUNG, BURNIS: 3534 Winding Way, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania YENTCH, KAREN: 586 Maple Ave., Youngstown, Ohio YOUNG, CAROL: 314 Center Ave., Elizabeth, Pennsylvania YOUNG, DAVID: 775 Sedgwick Ave., West Hartford, Connecticut YOUNG, JANE: 340 Shenango Road, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania YOUNG, JUDY: 115 Locust Lane, Pittsburgh 28, Pennsylvania ZADROGA, RONALD: 709 McKeesport Road, Elizabeth, Pennsylvania ZIEG, DARILYN: 15 Wakefield Street, Port Washington, New York ZIMMERMAN, JEAN: 34 Hillcrest Ave., Morristown, New Jersey ZIMMERMAN, JOHN: 867 Towercrest Drive, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ZIMMERMAN, SCOTT: Seventh Street, Beaver, Pennsylvania ZIMMERMAN, WILLIAM: 10 Crescent Road, Port Washington, New York ZINSNER, DANIEL: 106 Center Ave., Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania ZINSNER, DAVID: 106 Center Ave., Pittsburgh 29, Pennsylvania


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