Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 350 of the 1968 volume:

let ' s start a magazine to hell with literature we want something redblooded lousy with pure reeking with stark and fearlessly obscene but really clean get what I mean let ' s not spoil it let ' s make it serious something authentic and delirious you know something genuine Uke a mark in a toilet graced with guts and gutted with grace squeeze your mind and open your face ' with apologies to e. e. cummings i i 2 contents impressions of . . . 4 Westminster 48 campus (the) 50 administration (the) 68 faculty (the) 84 college (the) 112 seniors (the) 114 senior directory (the) 132 juniors (the) 140 sophomores (the) 146 freshmen (the) 152 year (the) 160 organizations (the) 192 leadership (the) 194 honoraries (the) 198 pul lications (the) 207 activity groups (the) 212 greeks (the) 226 organizations index (the) 250 athletics 256 advertising and index 288 iiniDressions ' 6S 4 O sweet spontaneous earth how often have the doting fingers of purient philosophers pinched and poked thee , has the naughty thumb of science prodded thy beauty how often have rehgions taken thee upon their scraggy knees squeezing and buffeting thee that thou mightest conceive gods (but true to the incomparable couch of death thy rhythmic lover thou answerest them only with spring) e. e. cummings 6 7 8 10 Rain is no respecter of persons the snow doesn ' t give a soft white damn Whom it touches e. e. cummings 12 14 15 16 i thank You God for most this amazing day:for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes (i who have died am alive again today, and this is the sun ' s birthday;this is the birth day of life and of live and wings;and of the gay great happening illimitably earth) 18 how should tasting touching hearing seeing (now the ears of my ears awake and breathing any-Hfted from the no now the eyes of my eyes are opened) of all nothing-human merely being e. e. cummings doubt unimaginable You? 19 21 I 26 the Forwardflung backwardSpinning hoop returns fasterishly whipped the top leaps bounding upon other tops to caroming off persist displacing Its own and their Lives who grow slowly and first into different deaths e. e. cummings 29 30 mr youse needn ' t be so spry concernin questions arty each has his tastes but as for i i likes a certain party gimme the he-man ' s soHd bliss for youse ideas i ' ll match youse a pretty girl who naked is is worth a million statues e. e. cummmgs 32 34 and it is dawn the world goes forth to murder dreams . . . i see in the street where strong men are digging bread and i see the brutal faces of people contented hideous hopeless cruel happy and it is day, in the mirror i see a frail man dreaming dreams dreams in the mirror e. e. cummings my mind is a big hunk of irrevocable nothing which touch and taste and smell and hearing and sight keep hitting and chipping with sharp fatal tools in an agony of sensual chisels i perform squirms of chrome and execute strides of cobalt nevertheless i feel that i cleverly am being altered that i slightly am becoming something a little difiFerent, in fact myself Hereupon helpless i utter lilac shrieks and scarlet bellowings. e. e. cummings 36 37 land) YM WC (of sort of) A soursweet bedtime -less un- (wonderful) story atrickling a -rithmetic o- ver me you all those that I may say professor asleep wop shapely has compared the imiverse to a uh pause Cookie but nonvisibly smi- ling through man -ufactured harmlessly accurate gloom I think he might now be inclined to describe it rather as a pause uh cough Biscuit ( so on so unto canned swoonsong came I wish you good the mechanical dawn morning ) that those you i St ep into the not merely immeasurable into the mightily alive the dear beautiful eternal night e. e. cummings this is a rubbish of human rind with a photograph clutched in the half of a hand and the word love underlined this is a girl who died in her mind with a warm thick scream and a keen cold groan while the gadgets purred and the gangsters dined this is a deaf dumb church and blind with an if in its soul and a hole in its life where the young bell tolled and the old vine twined this is a dog of no known land with one white eye and one black eye and the eyes of his eyes are as lost as you ' ll find e. e. cummings 41 next to of course god america i love you land of the pilgrims ' and so forth oh say can you see by the dawn ' s early my country ' tis of centuries come and go and are no more what of it we should worry in every language even deafanddumb thy sons acclaim your glorious name by gorry by jingo by gee by gosh by gum why talk of beauty what could be more beaut- iful than these heroic happy dead who rushed like lions to the roaring slaughter they did not stop to think they died instead then shall the voice of liberty be mute? He spoke. And drank rapidly a glass of water. e. e. cummings 42 43 45 46 EXIT I the Cambridge ladies who hve in furnished souls are unbeautiful and have comfortable minds (also, with the church ' s protestant blessings daughters, unscented shapeless spirited) they believe in Christ and Longfellow, both dead, are invariably interested in so many things — at the present writing now still finds delighted fingers knitting for the is it Poles? perhaps. While permanent faces coyly bandy scandal of Mrs. N. and Professor D. . . . the Cambridge ladies do not care, above Cambridge if sometimes in its box of sky lavender and cornerless, the moon rattles like a fragment of angry candy e. e. cummings 50 cetmp -Lis Itlie built in 1929 after a fire destroyed the original old main, old main memorial is the symbol of Westminster ' s academic life, the building houses the administrative and admissions offices, as well as the depart- ments of education and psychology, economics and business ad- ministration, religion and philosophy, and english. the senior terrace is the embodiment of Westminster ' s traditional deference to seniors and serves as an attractive backdrop to the graduation exercises, the bells in old main tower summon students to classes and declare numerous conquests of titan athletes. 51 52 54 the arts and sciences complex, now in its second full year of use, has become the main academic center of the campus, its facilities were selected as the best in the east by a government fine arts project, the will w. on auditorium seats eighteen hundred for convocations and big name entertainment, beeghly theater offers the Westminster dramatics student full professional facilities which have been used to give little theater productions added dimension, the classroom section houses the departments of history, sociology, political science, mathematics, art, languages, and speech, the music department is spaciously housed in the conservatory of music, other special facilities include: an art gallery, art and language labs, and the campus radio station, wkps-fm. 55 the mc gill memorial library is the most popular location on campus when the students wish to stage a dress code protest demonstration, the library, however, has its more mundane duties: housing Westminster ' s one-hundred twenty thou- sand hard bound volumes and providing a quiet place for reading or relaxing, the children ' s read- ing room, located on the lower level, is much-used by town youngsters and future teachers, the faculty lounge provides comfortable facilities for both faculty and student meetings, a typing room adds a much needed facility to the study com- plex, a board room on the third floor is used by the trustees who meet there in air-conditioned comfort. 58 Westminster ' s science complex is divided into three parts: the thompson science holl, dark chemical laboratory, and freeman sci- ence hall, in these three buildings scientists majoring in chemistry, physics, or biology experiment with up to date equipment, room 116 serves the entire college as a meeting place for movies and lectures, of special interest is the spitz planetarium with its sixteen foot dome. 59 all paths eventxially lead to the ivalton-mayne student union building, with its lounge and dining area, pool and ping- pong tables, the tub is the perfect place for relaxing be- tween classes, or even cutting classes, the bookstores have a wide selection of books and other materials, the upstairs rooms provide meeting places for many organizations, guest rooms upstairs house chapel speakers and other honored guests of Westminster, in addi- tion, the tub provides head- quarters for argo, holcad, scrawl, ccf, and student gov- ernment, extensive remodeling will change the interior face of the building and provide greater facilities for goofing 60 61 a large part of nearly every person ' s life at mother fair Westminster is spent in the dormi- tories, show, galbreath, ferguson, and browne provide adequate, comfortable, and well guard- ed (impregnable) facilities for the women of Westminster, those with seniority are given the option of living in one of the three cottage houses: sewall, minteer, or mc kelvey. 64 Westminster men have the most sumptuous resi- dence in eichenauer hall, carpeted and complete witli detective service and a john in every other room, eichenauer full deserves its nickname of Westminster ' s holiday inn. nisscU, hillside, and jeffcrs also provide adequate housing for those men who live on campus. 65 67 old 77 received its unusual name from the fact that the titan ' s varsity basketball team was victorious in the last seventy seven contests that they played on that floor, today, this building serves Westmin- ster as the women ' s gymnasium, its swim- ming pool provides the titan swimming team with grossly inadequate facilities. memorml fieldhouse was built in 1950 to honor Westminster ' s war dead, it is the headquarters for Westminster ' s varsity sports and men ' s gym classes, its facilities include a basketball court, seating for thirty three hundred, wrestling room, weight room, lockers, golf range, and of- fices, plans and fund raising for the field- house addition, which would include an olympic-sized pool, are still under way. aciixiinistration in his first year as Westminster s president, dr. earland i. carlson received mixed re- views, this was to be expected, naturally, with the sc ent of change in the air and several groups with differing opinion about the nature of that change, dr. Carlson ' s early pronouncements concerned a very vague dialogue between athens and jeru- salem. the students, the faculty, and that unseen power, the board of trustees, gave their own interpretations to this dialogue, this gave dr. carlson time to get to know the college, a tireless listener, he inter- viewed concerned persons almost around the clock, from these conversations grew innumerable committees, the committee method seemed to the restless students and faculty to be indecisive, slow, and incapable of meaningful action, it re- mains to be seen what changes will occur, it was only natural for the third or fourth year student to be piqued with the lack of dramatic change, dr. carlson found the freshmen and sophomores much more will- ing to serve as committee members, the upper class unrest was not dr. Car lson ' s only problem, but it was the only one of major importance, about the only other unpleasantness that he encountered was the failure of the homecoming microphone. 68 70 left: mr. g. ross ellis, business manager right: mr. donald pace, comptroller mrs. charlotta adams 71 mr. William bolyard, registrar mr. edwin tobin, ass ' t director of admissions 72 73 mr. graham m. ireland, dean of students mr. john stone, ass ' t dean of students mr. judson c. mcconnell, dean of the chapel 75 mr. david colton, alumni secretary mr. fred stoop, director of development 76 maintenance department — kneeling: t. trepasso, w. blums, 1. ringbloom, w. heasley. row one: f. mathieson, j. shaffer, b. Campbell, j. hanzes, r. mc ciacken, p. mc kibben, o. sipe, 1. plotts, e. reed, m. mc connell, d. vvilson, c. cornnian, c. edeburn, c. fisher, c. shellenburger, r. burnside, n. edie. behind, left to right: k. flynn, j. brest, k. martin, h. wilson, r. purvis, e. kaufman, f. antoniazzi, j. morrison, r. haigler, c. kay, h. goodwill, d. sewall, r. walker, j. butia, e. book. mr. William blackburn, superintendent of building and grounds mrs. mary jane genger 78 79 80 81 82 miss gertrude chaplin, assistant librarian 83 mr. nelson oestreich, chm. assistant professor 84 Picasso you give us Things which bulge: grunting lungs pumped full of sharp thick mind you make us thrill presents always shut in the sumptuous screech of simplicity (out of the black unbunged Something gushes vaguely a squeak of planes or between squeals of Nothing grabbed with circular shrieking tightness solid screams whisper.) Lumberman of The Distinct your brain ' s axe only chops hugest inherent Trees of Ego, from whose living and biggest bodies lopped of every prettiness you hew form truly e. e. cummin gs wherelings whenlings (daughters of ifbut offspring of hopefear sons of unless and children of almost) never shall guess the dimension of dr. edward gese, chm. professor him whose each foot likes the here of this earth whose both eyes love this now of the sky -endlings of isn ' t shall never begin to begin to imagine how(only are shall be were dawn dark rain snow rain -bow moon ' s whis- per in sunset or thmshes toward dusk among whippoorwills or tree field rock hollyhock forest brook chickadee mountain. Mountain) whycoloured worlds of because do not stand against yes which is built by forever sunsmell (sometimes a wonder of wild roses dr. robert travis associate professor mrs. lucille frey assistant professor sometimes) with north over the bam e. e. cummmgs 86 iDiology clierxiis-tr3nj pity this busy monster,manunkind, not. Progress is a comfortable disease: your victim(death and life safely beyond) plays with the bigness of his littleness -electrons deify one razorblade into a mountainrange;lenses extend unwish through curving wherewhen till unwish returns on its unself. A world made is not a world of bom-pity poor flesh and trees,poor stars and stones, but never this fine specimen of hypermagical ultraomnipotence. We doctors know a hopeless case if-listen: there ' s a hell of a good universe next door; let ' s go e. e. cumming 88 89 economics and iDiasiness dr. robert milam, chm. assistant professor economic secur ity is a cu rious excu se (in use among pu rposive pu nks) for pu tting the arse before the torse e. e. cummmgs 90 miss elsie hileman assistant professor mr. robert dyer instructor mr. arthur chesler assistant professor 91 edu-csition etnci IDsycliology belovv left— mr. daniel vandyke, assistant professor; right— dr. William edwards, assistant professor; center left— dr. lawrence douglas, professor; right— dr. joseph henderson, dim., professor; bottom row, left to right— dr. david gray, assistant professor; mr. david hessong, assistant professor; dr. harry pry, associate professor; dr. Icon radaker, professor. dr. einar bredland dr. richard chambers professor professor 92 poets and yeggs and thirsties since we are spanked and put to sleep by dolls let us not be continually astonished should from their actions and speeches sawdust perpetually leak rather is it between such beddings and bumpings of ourselves to be observed how in this fundamental respect the well recognised regime of childhood is reversed meantime in dreams let us investigate thoroughly each one his optima rerum first having taken care to lie upon our abdomens for greater privacy and lest punished bottoms interrupt philosophy e. e. cummings top— dr. clara cockerille, professor; center — dr. Samuel farmerie, assis- tant professor; bottom left — mr. robert gal- breath, associate pro- fessor; bottom right — mrs. janet hopkins as- sistant professor. 93 no man, if men are gods;but if gods must be men,the sometimes only man is this (most common, for each anguish is his grief; and,for his joy is more than joy,most rare) a fiend,if fiends speak truth;if angels bum by their own generous completely light, an angel;or(as various worlds he ' ll spurn rather than fail immeasurable fate) coward,clown,traitor,idiot,dreamer,beast— such was a poet and shall be and is —who ' ll solve the depths of horror to defend a sunbeam ' s architecture with his life: and carve immortal jungles of despair to hold a moimtain ' s heartbeat in his hand e. e. cummings dr. george bleasby, chm. professor dr. marion fairman associate professor far right— dr. charles cook, jr. professor right— miss nancy james instructor 94 englisli 95 mr. William burns instructor IDOliticsLl science etnd sociology of all the blessings which to man kind progress doth Impart one stands supreme i mean the an imal without a heart Huge this collective pseudobeast (sans either pain or joy) does nothing except preexist its hoi in its polloi and if sometimes he ' s prodded forth to exercise her vote (or made by threats of something worth than death to change their coat —which sometliing as you ' ll never guess in fifty thousand years equals the quote and unquote loss of liberty my dears— or even is compelled to fight itself from tame to teem) still doth our hero contemplate in raptures of undream that strictly(and how)scienti fic land of supemod where freedom is compulsory and only man is god. Without a heart the animal is very very kind so kind it wouldn ' t like a soul and couldn ' t use a mind. e. e. cummings above— dr. harry g. swanhart professor far left— mr. ernest wood instructor left— dr. lawson pendleton professor 97 oil tel duh woil doi sez dooyuh nnnurs tanmih eesez pullih nizmus tash, oi dough un giv iih shid oi sez. Tom oidoughwuntuh doot, butoiguttuh braikyooz,datswut eesez tuhmih. (Nowoi askyuh woodundat maik yuraistoin green? Oilsaisough.)— Hool spaiiruh luckih? Thangzkeed. Mairsee. Muh jax awl gawn. Fur Croi saik ainnoughbudih gutnutntuhplai? HAI yoozwidduhpoimnuntwaiv un. duhyookulisumpn ruddur givusuhtoonunduhphugnting e. e. cummings mr. rudolf herrig instructor mr. waiter biberich, chm. associate professor 98 opposite page: top left— mr. james sewall, assistant professor top right— mr. james cummins, instructor lower left— miss alice macfarlane, assistant professor lower right— mr. donald moen, instructor 100 m sttliemettics one ' s not half two. It ' s two are halves of one: which halves reintegrating, shall occur no death and any quantity;but than all numerable mosts the actual more minds ignorant of stem miraculous this every truth-beware of heartless them (given the scalpel,they dissect a kiss; or,sold the reason,they undream a dream) one is the song which fiends and angels sing: all murdering lies by mortals told make two. Let liars wilt,repaying life they ' re loaned; we(by a gift called dying bom)must grow deep in dark least ourselves remembering love only rides his year. All lose, whole find e. e. cummings dr. thomas r. nealeigh assistant professor miss vema wilfert instructor 101 102 I in xsic you shall above all things be glad and young. For if you ' re young,whatever life you wear it will become you; and if you are glad whatever ' s living will yourself become. Girlboys may nothing more than boygirls need: i can entirely her only love whose any mystery makes every man ' s flesh put space on;and his mind take off time that you should ever think,may god forbid and(in his mercy)your true lover spare: for that way knowledge lies,the foetal grave called progress,and negation ' s dead undoom. I ' d rather learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance e. e. cummings 103 mr. francis h. webster instructor meet mr universe(who clean and jerked 300 lbs)i mean observe his these regard his that(sh) who made the world ' s best one hand snatch e. e. cummings 1 edu-cation dr. liarold e. buny, dim. professor 104 mrs. dorothy mcfarland instructor mr. d. ralph bouch instructor 105 dr. floyd zehr assistant professor 106 mr. thomas heard instructor Space being(don ' t forget to remember)Curved (and that reminds me who said o yes Frost Something there is which isn ' t fond of walls) an electromagnetic(now I ' ve lost the) Einstein expanded Newton ' s law preserved conTinuum(but we read that beFore) of Course life being just a Reflex you know since Everything is Relative or to sum it All Up god being Dead(not to mention inTerred) LONG LIVE that Upwardlooking Serene Illustrious and Beatific Lord of Creation, MAN: at a least crooking of Whose compassionate digit, earth ' s most terrific quadruped swoons into billiardBalls! e. e. cummings 107 108 far left- miss bardarah mccancUess assistant professor left— mr. j. william carpenter instructor dr. jack rogers assistant professor no time ago or else a life walking in the dark i met christ jesus)my heart flopped over and lay still while he passed(as close as i ' m to you yes closer made of nothing except loneliness e. e. cummings 109 siDeecla stud i am going to utter a tree, Nobody shall stop me but first earth , the reckless oral darkness raging with thin impulse i will have a dream i think it shall be roses and spring will bring her worms rushing through loam. (afterward i ' U climb by tall careful muscles into nervous and accurate silence . . . But first you) press easily at first, it will be leaves and a little harder for roses only a little harder last we on the groaning flame of neat huge trudging kiss moistly climbing hideously with large minute hips, O .press worms rushing slowly through loam e. e. cummings dr. leone westover associate professor 110 mr. earl lammel assistant professor mr. waiter scheid instructor It may my heart always be open to little birds who are the secrets of living whatever they sing is better than to know and if men should not hear them men are may my mind stroll about hungry and fearless and thirsty and supple and even if it ' s Sunday may i be wrong for whenever men are right they are not young e. e. cummings dennis 1. adams barbara s. alien joseph b. alien bonnie 1. anderson david m. anderson Pittsburgh, pa. beaver falls, pa. new Wilmington, pa. youngsville, pa. mc keesport, pa. seniors since September of 1964, the one hundred four- teenth graduating class of Westminster college has seen many changes in the college itself, educa- tional facilities were improved with the addition to mc gill library and the building of the class- room wing onto the arts and sciences complex, social life was slightly liberaHzed during their stay at Westminster, as was the tuition fee. this class contributed much to the college ' s history both in the classroom and on the athletic field, at commencement, edward craxton presented the college with the senior gift — to be used to build a baseball scoreboard. ed craxton, pres.; torn armstrong, treas.; dave robinson, v.p.; trudi Wilson, sec. susan e. anderson judith d. armstrong thomas m. armstrong john h. atkins donald c. austin greensburg, pa. Washington, pa. west hartford, conn. auburn, n. y. avenel, n. j. michaelene babovsky michael bagley evanna e. baldwin bruce q. ballert jack a. barkley new castle, pa. avon, conn. boonton, n. . scotia, n. y. butler, pa. 114 karen r. barnhart meadville, pa. William battey HI media, pa. Carolyn f. beal spartansbtirg, pa. Christine j. beal jamestown, n. y. sarah m. beels knox, pa. charles a. bender dunelle n, n. y. bettie j. bevan Columbiana, ohio mary 1. bahme harmomj, pa. laura 1. bispeck youngstown, ohio james e. blair somerset, pa. mary 1. bougher sharon, pa. edward j. boyle Pittsburgh, pa. 115 senioi s lynn m. brockway suzanne biickwalter kathleen a. bunten robert d. burgess everett m. bush fairport, n. ij. gap, pa. cedar grove, n. . upper darby, pa. hoardman, ohio joyce m. camey thomas e. carr william c. carson wilma j. caves joannie c. chang takoma park, md. bessemer, pa. new Wilmington, pa. Washington, pa. taiwan, rep. of china lynda a. charlesworth susan Christiansen james a. church linda a. clancy nancy 1. dark St. louis, mo. mc kees rocks, pa. tenaflij, n. j. port Washington, n. y. greenville, pa. William d. colquhoun judith a. c ooper martha e. cousins ellen c. cox edward e. craxton | shaker heights, ohio Pittsburgh, pa. rockville, md. new castle, pa. Cleveland heights, ohio | I 116 sarah farr craxton john s. croft norman c. crone elizabeth j. cyphers cheryl 1. davis towanda, pa. erie, pa. euclid, ohio cranford, n. j. neio hampton, n. ij. glenn m. dawson marion mathison dawson kathleen deletto marlene del re richard d. degraw painesville, ohio new Wilmington, pa. pulaski, pa. sliaron, pa. greenville, pa. a. paul demotte, jr. Pittsburgh, pa. joann dewind Pittsburgh, pa. barbara a. donaldson radnor, pa. Catherine e. drake janiestoivn, pa. michael e. drespling neiv castle, pa. barry s. duerk new Wilmington, pa. cliflFord w. dyhouse new Wilmington, pa. mark c. edwards norwalk, ohio rebecca a. eifert danville, pa. susan h. enzor huntington, n. y. s. john erwin scarsdale, n. y. William etheredge Pittsburgh, pa. thomas h. everett west caldwell, n. j. mary c. fair altoona, pa. timothy j. f airman Pittsburgh, pa. david k. ferry ridge field, conn. ■ carol j. figore chestvick, pa. linda 1. foti greensburg, pa. 118 vida jean fraas arthur s. francis III robert frankenberg ruth a. frear molly m. funk mc keesport, pa. glenview, ill. Pittsburgh, pa. childersburg, ala. heaver, pa. harry c. gardner karen j. gardner ray a. george james r. gilbert david p. glenn mechanicsburg, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. caroUton, ohio aldan, pa. Corsica, pa. donald h. goughler robert m. graham carl c. gray jack 1. gross marcie g. guthrie new castle, pa. villanova, pa. philipsburg, pa. freedom, pa. marion, ind. brian j. gviy christine n. hallett dorothy e. ham john e. hanna, jr. roger a. hannigan new castle, pa. convent station, pa. sykesville, md. black lick, pa. freedom, pa. harry r. heidrich gail a. heilman francis m. hellman kathryn Henderson nancy k. Herman new kensington, pa. ford city, pa. aliquippa, pa. new Wilmington, pa. bridgeville, pa. katherine m. Hobbie cHarles Hofmeister ricHard m. HoUiday ann b. hope samuel g. Hopkins sodus, n. y. new Wilmington, pa. girard, pa. tiffin, ohio titusville, pa. martha j. hover new Wilmington, pa. seniors 120 kenneth n. Howard nancy Hudson h. james icardi karen i. jensen john f. joslin lamdotone, pa. new castle, pa. east mc keesport, pa. erie, pa. girard, pa. susan 1. kalb lawrence a. kelly bruce 1. kemlitz john a. kerr sandra r. kilgore beaver, pa. delphi, n. y. basking ridge, n. j. oakmont, pa. akron, ohio carol j. king george p. kingston daniel m. klinedinst marilyn j. knapp preston koster ford city, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. ridgeway, pa. meadville, pa. brookhjn, n. y. charles w. kurz marsha d. langley rebecca larson patricia a. latham david m. leith warren, pa. gait, Ontario, caiiada jamestown, n. y. severna park, md. Pittsburgh, pa. 121 jerilyn lenko boonton, n. y. robert c. luderer Cincinnati, ohio William mac kaly farrell, pa. arm lewis new Wilmington, pa. ralph b. ludwig momfield, ohio elizabeth mac kinney butler, pa. arthur s. lindgren closter, n. y. vicki z. ludwig mansfield, ohio elizabeth g. manor Pittsburgh, pa. susan h. lindley westfield, n. j. pamela a. lutz youngstown, ohio charles y. mansell new Wilmington, pa. Harold martsolf oil city, pa. keith mc cauley, jr. marion center, pa. Virginia 1. mayo Pittsburgh, pa. fred e. mc connell mercer, pa. mary c. mazzoni greenville, pa. john r. mc bride lowellsville, ohio Constance mc dowell margaret d. mc geary avondale, pa. new kensington, pa. jon gibson mc gill new Wilmington, pa William p. mentzer Pittsburgh, pa. philip e. miller york, pa. glenn mc ginnis riverton, n. j. dorothy j. meyer Pittsburgh, pa. susan a. minich buffalo, n. y. susan mead scarsdale, n. y. ellen 1. miller new Wilmington, pa. d. wesIey minteer worthington, pa. nancy a. meighen monongahela, pa. Jennifer s. miller hampton, n. j. scott w. mitchell sewickley, pa. roberta g. mellish chicora, pa. melvin e. miller new brighton, pa. ronald c. mokowski jeannette, pa. eleanor j. monteith mars, pa. susan j. morrow beaver, pa. margaret jane moore allentown, pa. diane e. moss tenafly, n. j. james moorhead shippensburg, pa. cynthia j. moury aldan, pa. Virginia morhiser auburn, n. y. moses muchiri kenya pauline i. morris jamesville, n. y. elaine m. myers new castle, pa. I sharon 1. myers robert w. nay sandra k. neininger doris m. nelson ronald norton pittshwaji, pa. ijouna.stown, ohio beaver falls, pa. tccUsville, ohio Pittsburgh, pa. glenn g. nylander carol 1. osterhout david j. panner john t. papworth keith i. patterson Pittsburgh, pa. schnectady, n. tj. verona heights, pa. Syracuse, n. y. sewickley, pa. 124 a. thomas pavlock barbara 1. peters preston e. pierce elizabeth pillarella patricia poinski Stafford, pa. erie, pa. canandaigua, n. y. dallas, pa. akron, ohio margo a. pooIe fred porter jean m. quinette biian vv. reams john w. reed jeannette, pa. franklin, pa. mayville, n. y. oneida, n. y. springdale, n. y. 125 kathryn b. resovsky richard e. reynolds judith s. richardson david rickey mary ann riethmiller 1 middletoicn, pa. new castle, pa. faijetteviJIc, n. y. hambtirp., n. tj. ncto tcUmin i,ton, pa. ' 126 carol s. rose lee g. rupert marilyn rush donald m. saunders diane 1. sayers mineral ridge, ohio brockwaij, pa. neivark, del. new wihnington, pa. indiana, pa. susan e. scally timothy w. schenz Barbara k. scott zachary p. seech robert seelar II fairfax, va. akron, ohio Pittsburgh, pa. aliqtiippa, pa. erie, pa. 127 willett g. seltenheim tenafly, n. j. kathleen a. shaler Pittsburgh, pa. james b. sheadel mansfield, ohio Virginia sheppard mc keesport, pa. gary shields punxsutawney, pa. edith m. sims ashtabula, ohio richard e. sindall north ploinfield, n. j. paul smargiasso greenville, pa. barbara a. smith richmond, va. melanie k. smith new castle, pa. ho ward n. snyder wilkinsburg, pa. Unda 1. sorg idaho falls, idaho david g. sotak sharon, pa. patricia spaak little falls, n. ' . susan speer apollo, pa. george sprague Lawrence, n. y. nancy j. starr butler, pa. calvin k. steck orchard park, n. y joan m. Stefan hubbard, ohio cynthia v. Stephens fanwood, n. . john 1. Stevenson Pittsburgh, pa. marie e. stocking gross pt. woods, mich. james r. stokely mercer, pa. kathleen i. stout pennsville, n. . 128 paul c. struck Pittsburgh, pa. lance c. sturni mc keesport, pa. dale swift harbor creek, pa. cynthia a. taylor Pittsburgh, pa. jean e. thoerner Pittsburgh, pa. linda k. thomas erie, pa. bruce a. thompson darien, conn. david w. thompson cherry hill, n. j. jean c. tickner warren, pa. eleanor m. toal pavilion, n. y. bonnie 1. tomlinson belvidere, n. . thomas j. tomkins jenkintown, pa. karen a. tritten warren, ohio paul d. trokhan export, pa. mary ellen turnbuU elizabeth, w. va. j. david twaddle Pittsburgh, pa. edward vankeuren Webster, n. y. robert d. varone freeport, n. y. carolyn m. vermeulen ashtabula, ohio elaine von gundy ridgeway, pa. marion c. waite annapolis, md. lois r. walker meadville, pa. carol a. washabaugh zelienople, pa. james weaver new castle, pa. 129 larry r. webber thomas p. wensel wendy 1. vveymouth ronald h. wheeler richard j. wilkison lisbon, ohio clarion, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. new Wilmington, pa. cheswick, pa. robert b. willison cynthia a. wilson douglas f. wilson glenda wilson louise a. wilson Pittsburgh, pa. silver springs, md. kenmore, n. y. new Wilmington, pa. greensburg, pa. mary e. wilson Washington, pa. carole a. woods Pittsburgh, pa. terry 1. yoimgdale port Chester, n. y. trudy a. wilson munhall, pa. patricia j. wright monroeville, pa. Suzanne yunaska tarentum, pa. susan g. Winn slingerlands, n. ij. anne m. wuetig scotia, n. y. george zepernick leetonia, ohio eileen wood aliquippa, pa. kenneth r. yates Pittsburgh, pa. carol Zimmerman parker, pa. Stephanie wood Pittsburgh, pa. kim yentch youngstown, ohio r LI H ' ' Wtm 131 senior directory adams, dennis 1.; bellevue, pa.; business administration; sigma phi epsilon; basket- ball; baseball; and intramural athletics; dining hall; political relations club. alien, barbara; beaver falls, pa.; speech; alpha psi omega; alumni assoc. scholar- ship; henrietta lee foundation scholarship; holcad; kappa delta; kappa delta pi; little theater; mortar board; mortar board out- standing sophomore; pi sigma pi; psea, pres.; specialty speech scholarship; woman scholarship; ywca, y council. alien, joseph b.; erie, pa.; mathematics; band; computer laboratory proctor; pro- gramming class instructor; vesper choir. anderson, bonnie 1.; youngsville, pa.; Span- ish; counselor; dean ' s hst; intramurals; mock convention; religious life council; sigma delta pi; ywca, pres. anderson, david m.; mckeesport, pa.; psy- chology; baseball; intramurals; mock con- vention; sociology club. anderson, susan e.; greensburg, pa.; ele- mentary education; psea; sigma kappa; sociology club, vice-pres.; spring weekend; wra; ywca. armstrong, judith; Washington, pa.; history; phi mu; ywca. armstrong, thomas; west hartford, conn.; history; alpha sigma phi; cross country; dean ' s list; dorm assistant; hell week com- mittee chairman; holcad; golf; intramurals; interrelations board; psea; sr. class treas.; student council; tub committee chrmn.; thanes; track; who ' s who; wrestling. atkins, john h.; auburn, n. y.; physics; intramurals; phi kappa tau; sigma pi sigma. austin, donald c; woodbridge, n. j.; the- ology; alpha sigma phi; intramurals. babovsky, michaelene; new castle, pa.; elementary education; dean ' s list; delta zeta; honors convocation; phi alpha theta; pi sigma pi; psi chi; ywca; senate. bagley, michael; avon, conn.; music educa- tion; concert choir; church soloist; little theater; madrigals; phi mu alpha sinfonia. baldwin, evanna e.; boonton, n. j.; ele- mentary education; alpha gamma delta; intramurals; george jr. republic; psea; so- ciology club; vice-pres. of ferguson hall; ywca. ballert, bruce; scotia, n. y.; chemistry; american chemical society; cross country; delta pi alpha; dining hall; swimming; varsity w. barkley, jack alan; butler, pa.; business and economics; omicron pi delta, treas.; omicron pi delta book award; phi kappa tau; thanes, treas.; wall street journal award; who ' s who. barnhart, karen; meadville, pa.; politici ' . science; dean ' s list; freshman bible award j honors convocation; kappa delta; henriettitj lee scholarship; mock convention; politics, relations club; phi alpha theta; pi sigmi: pi; sigma delta pi; Washington semeste student; wra. !i battey, william a., Ill; media, pa.; psy chology; dean ' s list; phi kappa tau; psi cmk vesper choir. j beal, carolyn; spartansburg, pa.; economUMl and business; desk sitter; holcad; phi mu vice-pres., rec. sec; wesley fellowship ywca. beal, Christine jane; jamestown, n. y, music; band; choir; dining hall; kappp, delta; little theater; m.e.n.c; mu phi epi silon; orchestra; psea; swimming. bell, ray e.; hgonier, pa.; religion ana philosophy; theta chi. bender, charles a.; dunellen, n. j.; speechl] alpha psi omega; american chemical so i ciety; campus christian forum; intramuralsu little theater; phi kappa tau; wrestlingni mock convention. bevan, bettie j.; columbiana, ohio; spanish-il german; argo; ccf established servicesf delta phi alpha; hbrary asst.; sigma delt; pi; wra; ywca. j bhame, mary leah; harmony, pa.; musi ' education; american guild of organists-i band; concert choir; menc; mu phi epsilorli: vice-pres.; orchestra; vesper choir; women ' sii choir. bispeck, laura; youngstown, ohio; art eduk cation; argo; mock convention; politicaic relations club; psea; women ' s choir; ywcac blair, james e.; somerset, pa.; business ad ministration; football; mock convention. bougher, mary lou; sharon, pa.; french. boyle, edward j.; Pittsburgh, pa.; businesn administration; dining hall; intramuralsu mock convention; sigma phi epsilon; swinM ming. brockway, lynn margaret; rochester, n. y. ; sociology; ccf; band; holcad; kappa deltall mock convention; polk; sociology clubii ywca. buckwalter, suzanne; gap, pa.; businessa drill team; hockey; new wilmingten lead-ii er; rho gamma; sec-treas. of ferguson;(i sigma kappa, first vice-pres.; vesper choirii who ' s who; wra; uwca. burgess, robert d.; upper darby, pa.; pre-H med biology; beta beta beta; biology spec- ialty scholarship; delta phi alpha; educa- tional opportunity grant; general scholar- ship; holcad; inter-relations board; lab; proctor; little theater; mock convention; ' i omicron delta kappa; pre-med society; sing and swing committee co-chrm, emcee; student council; who ' s who; women ' s of by wood scholarship. bush, everett m.; boardman, ohio; biologyn beta beta beta; dean ' s list; delta phi alpha;li honor ' s convocation; intramurals; kappa mun epsilon; lab proctor; pi sigma pi; pre-H med society. carney, joyce m.; takoma park, maryland; political science; ccf established service; coffehouse; Columbia university scholar- ship; faith and hfe; george jr. republic; honor ' s convocation; fall retreat; mocK convention; phi alpha theta; pi sigma pi; political relations club; polk; phi mu; ves- per choir; Washington semester. 132 J carr, thomas e.; bessemer, pa.; general science-biology; associate director nissell hall; biology lab proctor; concert choir; phi kappa tau; pre-med society; sociology club; vesper choir. carrigan, brent r.; new castle, pa.; history; dining hall; scholastic scholarship; staff scholarship. carson, william c; new Wilmington, pa.; elementary education; intramurals; wre- stling. caves, wilma jean; Washington, pa.; ele- mentary education; band; church choir; model for art dept.; student council; ves- per choir; zeta tau alpha. charlesworth, lynda ann; st. louis, mo.; psychology. Christiansen, susan; mckees rocks, pa.; elementary education; delta zeta; social chrmn.; corresponding sec; drill team; gymnastics club; psea; wra; ywca. church, james a.; tenafly, n. j.; history; alpha psi omega; argo; debate; faith and life; holcad; george jr. republic; ifc; little theater; theta chi; pledge marshall; vesper choir. clancy, linda a.; port Washington, n. y.; english; chi omega; george jr. republic; gymnastv club; mermaids; psea; wra; ywca. dark, nance lynn; greenville, pa.; music education; choir; campbell settlement house; dining hall; dorm asst.; madrigals; menc; phi mu; panheU. cousins, martha e.; rockville, maryland; j elementary education; ccf; established ser- vices; faith and life; psea. cox, eileen c; new castle, pa.; elementary education; alpha gamma delta; rush chrmn. , and first vice-pres.; cwens, adviser; dean ' s i list; cheerleader; house council; little the- ater; may court; kappa delta pi; who ' s who. i craxton, edward e.; Cleveland heights, ohio; j theology; alpha sigma phi, chaplain; argo; jccf, pres., treas., special services chrm.; ' choir; cross-country, capt.; choir and youth (director at local churches; eta sigma phi; intramurals; library asst.; mvp in cross- j country; religious life council; senior class ;pres.; senior library contest, 1st; track; (thanes; varsity w; who ' s who; omicron idelta kappa. croft, john s.; erie, pa.; economics; foot- ball; intramurals; sigma phi epsilon. prone, norma christine; euclid, ohio; his- ' tory; alpha gamma delta; argo; internation- il interest group; j.y.a.; basketball; phi jilpha tlieta; psea, vice-pres.; glee club; church work uhuru; ywca. I ulp, george c. iii; punxsutawney, pa.; lousiness administration; intermurals; phi !;appa tau. Ilavis, cheryl; new hampton, n. y.; history; Icf; dining hall; field hockey; holcad jditor. lawson, glenn march; painesville, ohio; ' nglish; cross country, mvp; dean ' s list; lolcad; most promising freshman athlete; ;rawl, poetry award; scroll; track mvp. egraw, richard g.; king of prussia, pa.; leology; alpha psi omega; intramurals; brary asst.; little theater, best supporting :tor(2); elizabeth nixon scholarship; sam- 3I robinson scholarship; scrawl literary vard; who ' s who. delre, marlene; sharon, pa.; mathematics; intermurals; kappa mu epsilon; psea. d ' eletto, kathleen anne; pulaski, pa., ele- mentary education; delta zeta; dining hall; mock convention; psea; ywca. demotte, paul; Pittsburgh, pa.; german; ccf; dean ' s list; church work; head waiter; ifc, treas.; orchestra; salvation army; theta chi, vice-pres.; vesper choir. dewind, joann; Pittsburgh, pa.; art edu- cation; alpha gamma delta; coflFee house; holcad; little theater. donaldson, barbara a.; radnor, pa.; english; delta zeta; holcad; psea; reader for eng- lish dept.; women ' s choir; ywca. drake, Catherine elaine; jamestown, pa.; music education; band concert choir; menc; mu phi epsilon; orchestra; pmea; vesper choir. drake, thomas richard; auburn, n. y.; the- ology; library asst.; mu delta epsilon, sec, treas.; pi delta phi; treas.; phi sigma tau; scrawl; samuel robinson bible award; theta chi, chaplain. drespling, michael e.; new castle, pa.; business education; basketball; intramurals; dining hall; varsity w, vice-pres.; sigma nu. duerk, barry s.; nutley, n. j.; business ad- ministration; intramurals; phi kappa tau; thanes; swimming. dyhouse, Clifford william; Pittsburgh, pa.; mathematics; head waiter; intramurals; psea. eifert, rebecca ann; danviUe, pa.; elemen- tary education; dean ' s list; desk sitter; delta zeta; intramurals; kappa delta pi; church work; psea; psi chi. enzor, susan hall; huntington, long island; speech; alpha psi omega; ccf, vice-pres.; choir; dining hall; dorm council; delta zeta; little theater; young life; masquers. erwin, Stanley; scarsdale, n. y.; english; sigma nu. etheredge, williarti c; Pittsburgh, pa.; business administration; all-conference foot- ball; dean ' s list; dorm counselor; intra- murals; ifc; football; mock convention, publicity chrmn.; omicron pi delta, sec; omicron delta kappa, pres.; political rela- tions club; sigma phi epsilon, pres.; sec; marshall; track; varsity w, treas.; who ' s who; wrestling. everett, thomas; west caldwell, n. j.; busi- ness management; dorm counselor; intra- murals; residence director; sigma phi ep- silon. fair, mary campbell; altoona, pa.; elemen- tary education; cwens; dean ' s list; delta kappa gamma scholarship; dorm couselor; kappa delta pi; mortarboard; pi delta phi; pi Sigma pi; psi chi; sigma kappa, pres. fairman, timothy j.; Pittsburgh, pa.; eng- lish; alpha sigma phi; ccf, editor; dean ' s list; karux bible award; mu delta epsilon; phi sigma tau; pi sigma pi, pres.; scroll; odk; student govt.; intramurals; thanes, thanes; soph, class pres.; religious life council; swimming; who ' s who. farr, sally 1.; towanda, pa.; christian educa- tion; american guild of organists; cwens, pres.; ccf, social chrmn.; city rescue mis- sion; head resident; focus on life, chrmn.; basketball; intramurals; may court; library asst.; dorm president, browne and fergu- son vesper choir; wra; sec, religion and history dept. ferry, david kenneth; ridgefield, conn.; art education; basketball; intramurals; holcad; phi kappa tau, corresponding sec; Softball. figore, carol j.; cheswick, pa.; elementary education; basketball; dean ' s list; delta zeta, asst. social chrmn.; pan-hel, pres.; inter relations board; religious life council; psea; student conduct committee; ywca; homecoming court; dorm council. foti, linda lee; greensburg, pa.; french- spanish; cwens; dean ' s list; desk sitter; kappa delta pi, pres.; mortarboard; pi delta phi, vice-pres.; sigma delta pi; psea; ywca; sigma kappa, rec. sec. frass, vida jean.; mckeesport, pa.; german; cwens; delta phi alpha; phi sigma tau; alpha gamma delta; dean ' s list; honors convocation; alpha gamma delta scholar- ship award. frankenberg, bob; Pittsburgh, pa.; the- ology. frear, ruth ann; childersburg, ala.; german; treasurer delta phi alpha; phi sigma tau; ywca; seac; argo literary editor; argo pho- tographer; holcad asst. copy ed.; holcad proofreader; library; religion dept.; chap- lain ' s office; office of public information; spiritual emphasis week; mock convention. funk, molly m.; beaver, pa.; elementary education; ywca; psea; pan hellenic coun- cil; kappa delta; rush chairman; pan he! delegate; drill team; kappa delta football; mock convention. garber, paul h.; glen rock, n. j.; psychol- ogy; theta chi fraternity; intramural foot- ball; Softball; ccf.; george jr.; psyc. lab proctor; i.f.c. rep. gardner, karen j.; Pittsburgh, pa.; elemen- tary education; mortar board historian; psi chi sec; kappa delta pi historian; pi sigma pi; ywca treasurer; psea; dean ' s list; honors convocation; robert pomeroy award; hen- rietta lee scholarship. george, ray; carrollton, ohio; business ad- ministration; sigma phi epsilon; football; intramurals; browne board job. gilbert, james; aldan, pa.; greek-latin; beta sigma phi; tau kappa alpha; theta chi; in- tramural basketball, Softball; debate team; ccf.; n.w. methodist church; dean ' s list; eichenauer bible award. glenn, david; Corsica, pa.; business admini- stration; omicron pi delta; intramurals — football, basketball, rugby; dean ' s list, mc- ginnis dining hall waiter. goughler, donald h.; new castle, pa.; speech; alpha psi omega; masquers; ifc; alpha sigma phi president; holcad; intra- murals; the lark; the importance of being emest; jb; the caretaker; zoo story; best actor award from alpha psi omega for the caretaker. gray, carl c; philipsburg, pa.; theology; mu delta epsilon; phi sigma tau; ccf vice pres., pres.; religious life council; co-chair, unicef food for india; dean ' s list; sacristan for college chapel. guthrie, marcie gay; marion, ind.; english education; political relations club; chi omega; basketball intramurals; vesper choir; concert choir; little theater; the fantasticks; gay 90 ' s. guy, brian j.; ellwood city, pa.; business administration; sigma phi epsilon; foot- ball, basketball, softball intramurals. 133 hallett, Christine n.; convent station, n. j.; history; ywca; political relations club; chi omega; wra; gymnastics; george jr. re- public. ham, dorothy evelyn; sykesville, md.; eng- lish; scroll; delta phi alpha; tau kappa alpha; argo; ccf service team; library. hanna, john; black lick pa.; theology; mu delta epsilon; who ' s who; chaplain, treas., V. pres. of student council; irb; alpha sig- ma phi social member; spiritual emphasis week; fall retreat; nat ' l christian college day; state scholarship; mccrea scholarship; dining hall; counselor; associate resident director. hannigan, roger a.; freedom, pa.; Spanish; varsity w; student council; class pres.; sigma phi epsilon; varsity football; track; board job. harper, william h.; mahaffey, pa.; theology; thanes; eta sigma phi pres.; chairman fall retreat; varsity baseball; student minister; myf counselor; dorm counselor. harrower, rosanna a.; mcdonald, pa.; mathematics; psea; kappa mu epsilon; delta phi alpha; psi chi; delta zeta treas- urer. hartung, joyce e.; Pittsburgh, pa.; elemen- tary education; psea; ywca; political rela- tions club; argo; women ' s choir; mock con- vention. hecklinger, penny; bethel park, pa.; ele- mentary education; psea; psea banquet chairman; ywca; holcad typist; scrawl; wra; macbeth; mock convention; indepen- dent ' s sing and swing. heidrich, harry r.; new kensington, pa.; history; pres. mu delta epsilon; phi mu alpha; religious life council; theta chi; vesper choir; coordinator for seminary day. heilman, gail; ford city, pa.; business edu- cation; rho gamma; dean ' s list; psea. heilman, frances m.; aliquippa, pa.; french; ywca; psea; pi delta phi; library. henderson, kathryn i.; new Wilmington, pa.; elementary education; wra; psea; sociology club; ywca; pan-hel; kappa delta rush chairman; wra; basketball; volleyball; girl ' s choir; ccf; dean ' s list; mock convention, indiana state chm. herman, nancy k.; upper st. clair, pa.; music education; mu phi epsilon; menc; concert choir; vesper choir; band; orches- tra. hobbie, katherine morgan; sodus, new york; english; scroll; alpha psi omega; holcad; concert choir; new Wilmington; jr. year abroad. hofmeister, charles III; elizabeth, pa.; speech; alpha psi omega; masquers; stu- dent council rep.; theta chi; intramural football, basketball, Softball, rugby; con- cert choir; high tor; tartufFe; the glass menagerie; macbeth; gay 90 ' s; the lady ' s not for burning; best actor award. holliday, richard m.; girard, pa.; history; varsity w; ifc; pres. sigma nu; intramural football, basketball, baseball. holtz, barry r.; ridgway, pa.; biology; beta beta beta pres.; college radio; phi kappa tau; chaplain; intramural basketball; dean ' s list; board job; lab proctor; entertainment chairman of coffeehouse committee. hope, ann; tiffin, ohio; history; ywca .sec; ywca regional council; psea; little theater; mock convention; kappa delta pi; phi alpha theta; holcad; dean ' s list. hopkins, samuel g.; titusville, pa.; physics; sigma pi sigma; phi kappa tau; intramural football, basketball, Softball. hover, martha j.; new Wilmington, pa.; math; cwens treasurer; kappa mu epsilon; wra treasurer; international discussion group; student council rep.; alpha gamma delta pledge pres.; intramural basketball, volleyball; volleyball and basketball teams; freshman girl of the ear; dean ' s list; who ' s who; library; jr. year abroad in nigeria. howard, kenneth hunter; landsdowne, pa.; history; thanes; phi alpha theta pres.; stu- dent council; phi kappa tau vice pres.; intermural basketball, football, baseball; dean ' s list; who ' s who; religious life coun- cil; dress code committee. hudson, nancy davis; new castle, pa.; mathematics; ywca; kappa delta pi; kappa mu epsilon; pi sigma pi; psea; argo; wra; dean ' s list; math scholarship. icardi, hugh james; east mckeesport, pa.; mathematics; intermurals; computer lab proctor; programming class instructor; dorm counselor. jensen, karen ingrid; erie, pa.; mathemat- ics; pre; chi omega; chi omega activities chairman; volleyball team; mermaids; gym- nastics team. joslin, john f.; girard, pa.; history; phi sigma tau; pi sigma pi; phi alpha theta; alpha sigma phi; honors convocation. kalb, susan louise; beaver, pa.; art educa- tion; social chairman of pan hellenic coun- cil; sigma kappa; girl ' s tennis team; drill team; dining hall checker; pres. of dorm. kemlitz, bruce 1.; basking ridge, n. j.; biology; phi kappa tau; intermural bas- ketball; biology lab proctor. kerr, john a.; oakmont, pa.; psychology; ymca; sigma nu. kilgore, sandra r.; akron, ohio; church music and music education; chorister and pres. of mu phi epsilon; ywca; concert choir; vesper choir; madrigals; tres. and pres. of ago; vice pres. of menc; psea; piano teacher. kilpatrick, jane e.; Pittsburgh, pa.; ele- mentary education; ccf caravans; board job; mckelvey house resident director; desk sitter. king, carol jean; ford city pa.; english; ywca; delta phi alpha; mortar board; kappa delta pi; scroll; psea; who ' s who; student council; browne house council; kappa delta social chairman; holcad; dean ' s list; board job; english reader; browne counselor; mock convention plan- ning committee. kingston, george; Pittsburgh, pa.; theology; intermural football and basketball. knapp, marilyn j.; meadville, pa.; elemen- tary education; ywca; psea; sociology club; kappa delta pi; psi chi vice pres.; alpha gamma delta recording sec. and hospitality chairman. koster, preston h.; brooklyn, n. y.; business and economics; phi kappa tau vice pres. and rush committee; intramurals. kurz, charles w.; warren, pa.; busiriess ad- ministration; political relations club; sigma phi epsilon; football; intramural basketball, Softball. langley, marsha d.; gait, Ontario, canada; elementary education; ywca; psea; sigma kappa pledge class vice pres. and histor- ian; wra; women ' s choir. larkin, roy; alpha sigma phi pledge master, rush chairman, steward; track. larson, rebecca annette; jamestown, n. y.; elementary education; cwens ; ywca; psea; - who ' s who; student council class rep.; sigma kappa pledge class vice pres., pledge r trainer, vice pres.; wra; choir; may queen i court; sigma phi epsilon sweetheart; dean ' s , list; dining hall waitress. latham, patricia ann; sevema park, md.; mathematics; alpha psi omega; masquers; kappa mu epsilon; psi chi; band; little theater; forensics; auditorium lighting. leax, rebecca jean; Pittsburgh, pa.; speech; t cwens; cwens social chr.; alpha psi omega ; sec; masquers; sigma kappa; high tor; bus stop; vesper choir; homecoming court; dean ' s list; speech specialty scholarship: i library; dorm counselor. lenko, jerilyn; boonton, n. j.; music edu- i cation; menc; mu phi epsilon; delta zeta; i, vesper choir; concert choir; faith and life e group; dream girl of theta chi. lewis, ann; new Wilmington, pa.; mathe- matics; psea; wra; band; library assistant, tj lindgren, arthur s.; closter, n. j.; physics; i| sigma pi sigma; phi mu alpha; phi kappa M tau; intramural football; band; orchestra; i| stage band; who ' s who. luderer, robert c; Cincinnati, ohio; chem- istry. ludwig, ralph b.; mansfield, ohio; business administration; pres. of omicron pi delta; student council; phi kappa tau treasurer; intramurals. ludwig, mrs. vicki z.; mansfield, ohio; a political science; ywca; psea; psi chi; stu- n dent council; pan hellenic council; alpha gamma delta pres.; wra; dean ' s list; typist for religion dept. mackaly, william j.; farrell, pa.; physics; sigma pi sigma sec. and vice pres.; treas- urer of phi kappa tau; intramural basket- ball; hig tor. mac kinney, elizabeth; butler, pa.; elemen- tary education; psea; political relations club; chi omega corresponding sec; argo; wra; library. manor, elizabeth gealey; Pittsburgh, pa.; german-french; delta phi delta; psea; pi delta phi; senate; zeta tau alpha; ccf; jr. yr. abroad. mansell, charles y.; new Wilmington, pa.; mathematics; alpha sigma phi athletic chairman; intramurals; state chairman for mock convention. mathison, marion alta; new Wilmington, pa.; delta phi alpha sec; scroll; pi sigma pi vice pres.; alpha gamma delta; vesper choir; dean ' s list; convocation. mazzoni, mary Catherine; greenville, pa.; elementary education; cwens; ywca; psea; sophomore class sec; pan hel rep.; sigma kappa rush chairman and pledge class pres.; drill team, girl ' s basketball; faith 1 and life discussion leader; fall retreat reg- -i istration chairman; dean ' s list. 134 mcbride, john raymond; lowellville, ohio; mathematics; kappa mu epsilon; political relations club; sigma phi epsilon; football; intramurals; dean ' s list. ; mccauley, william keith; marion center, pa.; history and elementary education; psea; political relations club; mock con- vention. mcconnell, fred; mercer, pa.; math; bas- ketball co-captain. ) I mcdowell, Constance; avondale, pa.; ele- j mentary education; political relations club; ' psea; mock convention; chi omega; argo; i basketball team; intramural volleyball and ' basketball; dean ' s list. mcgeary, peggy; new kensington, pa.; ele- mentary education; ywca; psea; ccf; faith and life; argo; wra; field hockey; intra- mural basketball and volleyball; ccf spe- cial service team; desk sitter; mock con- vention. jmcgill, jon gibson; cairo, egypt; english; scroll; phi kappa tau; scrawl editor; wre- stling; dean ' s list; dining hall. mcginnis, glenn r.; riverton, pa.; business administration; alpha sigma phi; wrestling; cross country; track; stage band. mcintosh, carol rose; mineral ridge, ohio; elementary education; ywca; psea; phi mu; lab proctor. mead, susan louise; north east, pa.; art education; cwens; kappa delta pi; psi chi; inortarboard; student council; senate; .stu- jlent union board of governors; treasurer :)f pan hellenic council; may court; dean ' s ist; psea; ywca; cwens advisor; homecom- ng committee. Ineighen, nancy; monongahela, pa.; ele- iierUary education; sec. mortar board; appa delta pi; psi chi; political relations ,lub; psea; pan hellenic council; house (Ouncil; chi omega president; co-editor of reek section of argo; dean ' s list. mellish, roberta g.; east brady, pa.; math- ematics; kappa mu epsilon; mortarboard; psi chi; psea; faith and life; ywca; ccf special services; student council; argo typ- ing manager; holcad; volleyball team; wra secretary; gynmastics club; tutoring in sharon schools; jennie morgan scholarship; library; infirmary desk clerk. mentzer, william paul; Pittsburgh, pa.; chemistry; american chemical society; delta phi alpha; sigma nu; intramurals; football; sigma nu groundskeeper. meyer, dorothy jean; mt. lebanon, pa.; elementary education; sociology cluh sec. and pres.; psea; political relations club; chi omega; drill team; youngstown settle- ment house; mock convention. miller, ellen 1.; new Wilmington, pa.; french-spanish; psea north western regi- onal secretary; pi delta phi; kappa delta pi; chi omega; dean ' s list. miller, Jennifer s.; hampton, n. j.; Spanish; rho gamma; who ' s who; sigma delta pi; pi delta phi; student council secretary; stu- dent conduct committee; freshman class secretary; senate; inter-relations board; delta zeta ideal pledge and vice-pres.; vol- leyball and basketball; wra; women ' s choir; may queen; homecoming court; dorm assistant; desk sitter. miller, melvin e.; new brighton, pa.; phi- losophy; thanes; beta beta beta; phi sigma tau pres.; sigma phi epsilon; varsity foot- ball; intramural football and basketball; dean ' s list; who ' s who; board job; resi- dence director of jefFers hall; freshman dorm counselor; junior yr. abroad. miller, philip e.; york, pa.; economics; omicron pi delta; political relations club; ifc; sigma phi epsilon; social chairman; intramural football, basketball and soft- ball; dean ' s list; russell dining room; mock convention chairman and physical arrange- ments committee. minich, susan ann; bufFalo, new york; art education; delta phi alpha; senate; copy editor of holcad; argo photographer; field hockey; late george apley; vesper assistant; dean ' s list. minteer, d. wesley jr.; worthington, pa.; mathematics; pre-med society; alpha sigma phi chairman of house maintenance; intra- murals. mitchell, scott w.; sewickley, pa.; business; varsity w; phi kappa tau sgt. at arms; var- sity swimming team; dorm councelor. mokowski, ronald; jeannette, pa.; political science; political relations club, pres. and vice pres.; sigma phi epsilon; principia college public affairs conference; mock con- vention chairman of the executive com- mittee. moore, margaret jane; allentown, pa.; speech and drama; psi chi; alpha psi omega; masquers; vesper choir; ccf; dean ' s list. moorehead, james h.; shippensburg, pa.; history; thanes president; phi alpha theta; eta sigma phi vice pres.; tau kappa alpha; mu delta epsilon; religious life council; ccf cabinet; general board of the national council of churches; dean ' s list; chapel as- sistant; odk man of the year. morhiser, Virginia a.; auburn, new york; elementary education; ywca; psi chi; kappa delta pi secretary; psea; wra; dean ' s list; honor ' s convocation; dorm counselor; desk sitter. morris, pauline; jamesville, new york; ele- mentary education and sfyanish; kappa delta pi; sigma delta pi; international in- terest group secretary; ywca; psea; ccf; young life; dean ' s list; jr. yr. abroad in Spain. 135 morrow, susan j.; beaver, pa.; elementary education; ywca; psea; alpha gamma del- ta; concert choir; new Wilmington; dean ' s list; alpha gamma delta scholarship im- provement award. moss, diane elizabeth; tenafly, n. j.; ywca; kappa delta secretary, corresponding sec- retary, and historian; holcad typist; kappa delta volleyball and bowling teams; mock convention. moury, cynthia jane; aldan, pa.; Spanish; sigma delta pi; kappa delta pi; pi sigma pi; eta sigma phi; ywca; psea; readers theater; ccf; head of special services and established services in ccf; pan hellenic council; zeta tau alpha; intramural hockey and gymnastics; women ' s choir; vesper choir; released time teaching; samuel rob- inson scholarship; john d. eichenauer award; dean ' s list; desk sitter; jr. yr. abroad in Colombia. muchiri, moses t.; nairobi, kenya; history; political relations club; student council; holcad; faith and life; coffee house; mock convention. myers, elaine; new castle, pa.; elementary education; psea; delta zeta house chair- man and philanthropies chairman; drill team; vesper choir; mock convention. myers, sharon 1.; Pittsburgh, pa.; elemen- tary education; psea; chi omega secretary and personnel chr.; argo; drill team; dean ' s list. nay, bob; boardman, ohio; math; sigma pi sigma; radio staff; psea; theta chi; intra- murals; mock convention. neininger, sandra kay; beaver falls, pa.; psychology; ywca; psi chi; kappa delta editor; holcad; biology scholarship; dean ' s list; psi chi award; lab proctor. nelson, doris; wellsville, ohio; elementary education; ywca; mortarboard treasurer; psi chi treasurer; scroll; kappa delta pi; student council; phi mu fraternity infor- mation and standards committees; dean ' s list. norton, ronald t.; penn hills, pa.; speech; phi kappa tau social chr.; intramural foot- ball, Softball, basketball; little theater; record player for tub dances. nylander, glenn g.; Pittsburgh, pa.; busi- ness administration; thanes vice pres.; omicron pi delta; ifc; jr. class treasurer; sigma phi epsilon; holcad sports editor; varsity football and baseball; intramural basketball; who ' s who; statistics lab proc- tor. osterhaut, carol lynne; Schenectady, new york; elementary education; ywca; psea; holcad; drill team; board job; desk sitter. panner, david j.; Pittsburgh, pa.; speech; psea, alpha sigma phi; rush chairman, re- cording secretary; intramural football, basketball, softball; fantasticks; macbeth; brother ' s brother foundation. papworth, john taylor; Syracuse, new york; biology; student council; freshman class pres.; varsity track and wrestling; pre-med society; phi kappa tau social member; in- tramural Softball and basketball; varsity w; counselor of dorm. Patterson, keith i.; sewickley, pa.; spanish- gerinan; delta phi alpha; sigma delta pi vice pres. and pres.; phi kappa tau pledge master and athletic chairman; varsity base- ball; intramurals; college radio station; sing and swing. pavlock, a. thomas; starford, pa.; business administration; varsity w; political rela- tions club; sigma phi epsilon; football; baseball; intramural basketball and soft- ball; board job. peters, barbara lynne; erie, pa.; spanish- french; ywca; psea; ccf; delta zeta; argo; myf; northfield. pillarella, elizabeth j.; dallas, pa.; elemen- tary education; ywca pres.; psea; house council; pan hel; religious life council; kappa delta pres. social chr. and assistant membership chr.; holcad; field hockey; vesper choir; dorm assistant; state chair- man for mock convention. poinski, patricia 1.; akron, ohio; spanish- latin; ywca; eta .sigma phi; sigma delta pi sec. and treasurer; kappa delta pi; psi chi; sigma kappa scholarship chairman; drill team; dean ' s list. poole, margo, jeannette, pa.; elementary education; ywca; psea; argo; wra. porter, fredrick 1.; franklin, pa.; math; sigma nu; intramural football and basket- ball. quinette, jean; chautauqua, new york; elementary education; psi chi; kappa delta pi; pi sigma pi sec. and tres.; pi delta phi pres.; psea; choir; ccf; young life; henrietta lee scholarship; dean ' s list; honors convo- cation. reames, brian w.; oneida, new york.; psy- chology; ifc; alpha sigma phi pres. reed, john wm.; springville, new york; psychology; psi chi pres.; phi sigma tau; theta chi academic chr.; band; dean ' s list. resovsky, kathryn baine; middletown, pa.; music education; mu phi epsilon alumni sec. and pres.; delta phi alpha; pi sigma pi; menc; corresponding sec. for the amer- ican guild of organists; vesper choir; or- chestra; concert choir; madrigals; salva- tion army; dean ' s list; honors covocation. reynolds, richard e.; new castle, pa.; chem- istry; american chemical society treasurer; chem. stock assistant; chem. lab proctor. richardson, judith s.; fayetteville, new york; elementary education; senate pres.; inter relations board; alpha gamma delta tres.; holcad typist; intramural volleyball and basketball; freshman choir. rickey, david b.; hamburg, new york; phi- losophy; phi sigma tau; eta sigma phi; mu delta epsilon; religious life council; con- cert choir; jr. yr. abroad. rider, david; butler, pa.; sociology; soci- ology club; swimming; special service teams. rishel, john a. Ill; hinsdale, ill.; political science; sigma nu pledge class pres.; in- tramurals; varsity swimming; varsity golf captain; varsity w; political relations club; mock convention campaign manager and platform committee; young republicans. robbins, thomas e. Ill; monroeville, pa.; mathematics; thanes pres.; kappa mu ep- silon; pi sigma pi; alpha sigma phi rush chr., editor, vice pres.; intramural foot- ball, basketball, softball; who ' s who; dean ' s list. robertson, janet s.; riverhead, new york; elementary education; ywca; psea; phi mu registrar; band. 136 rooker, judith e.; gibsonia, pa.; elementary education; ywca membership chr.; psea; pan Hellenic conference; kappa delta out- standing pledge; pan hel parliamentarian; pledge class treasurer; band; women ' s choir; dean ' s list; board job. rupert, lee; brockway, pa.; music educa- tion; ywca; mu phi epsilon; ago; menc; student council; delta zeta activities chair- man; student council rep.; wra; vesper choir; women ' s choir. rush, marilyn; newark, delaware; econom- ics and business; ywca; wra; american guild of organists; rho gamma; phi mu recording sec. and scholarship chr.; dean ' s list; student sec. for english dept. Saunders, donald m.; new wibnington, pa.; elementary education; phi alpha theta; pi sigma pi; kappa delta pi; psi chi; scrawl; dean ' s list. sayers, diane 1.; Indiana, pa.; english; scroll; psea; phi mu; holcad managing edi- tor; wra; intramurals; band. scarazzo, robert m.; new castle, pa.; eco- nomics; sigma phi epsilon chaplain; intra- murals; football CO cap.; st. vincent depaul society; board job; all american, all wpc, all state, all NAIA. schenz, timothy; akron, ohio; chemistry; american chemical society; alpha sigma phi; science scholarship; computer lab proctor; chem. lab proctor. scott, barbara k.; Pittsburgh, pa.; math; ywca; psea; delta zeta athletic chairman; wra; hockey team; girl ' s choir. seally, susan; fairfax, Virginia; business; ywca; sigma kappa pledge class sec, reg- istrar; wra; drill team; mermaids; wom- en ' s choir; mock convention. seech, zachary; aliquippa, pa.; philosophy; phi sigma tau tres.; alpha sigma phi his- torian; debate; ccf chairman, special ser- vice team; dean ' s list; band; stage band. seelar, robert h.; erie, pa.; business ad- ministration; intramural football, basket- ball; track. seltenheim, willett gary; tenafly, n. j.; economics; omicron delta kappa vice pres.; omicron pi delta; phi sigma tau; thanes; phi kappa tau recording sec, executive council, house manager, historian; intra- mural football, basketball, Softball; dean ' s list; religious life council; residential min- istries committee. shaler, kathleen; pittburgh, pa.; biology; mermaids; political relations club; debate team; chi omega social chairman, assistant recording sec; mermaids; intramural foot- ball, swimming; general biology lab assis- tant. sheadel, james b.; barberton, ohio; history; psea; wrestling; intramural football; din- ing hall. shields, gary; punxsutawney, pa.; political science; political relations club; student union, constitution, artist and lecture com- mittees; CO chr. elections committee; sing and swing announcer; radio wkps an- nouncer; mock convention. sims, edith m.; ashtabula, ohio; elementary education; kappa delta pi; scroll; psi chi; ywca; phi mu pledge director; dean ' s list; honors convocation. 137 sindall richard e.; north plainfield, n. j.; english; scroll vice pres.; mu delta epsilon; sigma phi epsilon; holcad news editor and editor; george jr. republic. smith, barbara anne; richmond, va.; art education; pi sigma pi; phi sigma tau; delta phi alpha; kappa delta pi; who ' s who; sociology club; seac; faith and life; special and estabUshed service leader; stu- dent council; house council; dorm social chr.; publications committee; holcad; argo editor; intramurals; scene painting crew head; alumni scholarship; honors convo- cation; dean ' s list; second prize in water color and sculpture at hoyt center art show; library; secretary of art dept.; sec. of classics dept.; mock convention. smith, melanie; new castle, pa.; elemen- tary education; ywca; cwens; psea corres- ponding sec. and vice pres.; student coun- cil; pan hel; delta zeta pres.; intramurals; women ' s choir; dorm pres. and sec. and tres.; mock convention. smargiasso, paul; greenville, pa.; history; thanes, varsity w; student council inde- pendent rep.; sigma phi epsilon; football captain; baseball; track; intramural wre- stling and basketball; most promising freshman athlete award; mail job; board job. snyder, howard nelson; wilkinsburg, pa.; physics; sigma pi sigma pres. and vice pres.; phi kappa tau; intramurals; band; scholarship; dean ' s list; board job; radio staflF. sorg, linda 1.; irwin, pa.; elementary edu- cation; psea; ywca membership chairman; kappa delta pres., release chairman, cor- responding sec, housemanager; women ' s choir; russeU dining hall; galbreath desk sitter; mock convention delegate. spaak, patricia a.; little falls, n. j.; art education; ywca; psea; cwens; pi sigma pi; kappa delta pi; psi chi; ccf; alpha gamma delta scribe, second vice pres.; tennis team; faith and life; dean ' s list. speer, susan i.; apoUo, pa.; history; phi alpha theta; argo; wra; mock convention. sprague, george 1. jr.; penn hills, pa.; business administration; sigma nu recorder, athletic chr., homecoming chr., steward; intramurals. Starr, nancy jean; butler, pa.; german; delta phi alpha sec. and pres.; eta sigma phi sec; pi sigma pi; american guild of organists; ccf special service and dialogue groups; wkps; vesper choir; dean ' s list; language department sec. steck, calvin; orchard park, n. y.; greek- latin-german; eta sigma phi tres.; delta phi alpha; mu delta epsilon vice pres.; phi mu alpha alumni sec; holcad; argo; band; orchestra; choir; student associate pastor; dean ' s list; galbreath hall kitchen help; sec. of classics dept.; ccf special services. Stefan, joan marie; hubbard, ohio; elemen- tary education; psea; ywca; kappa delta; wra; freshman women ' s choir. Stephens, cynthia veryl; fanwood, n. j.; history; ywca; jr. year abroad; phi mu; girl ' s tennis team; vesper choir; orchestra; desk sitter. stocking, marie; grosse pointe, michigan; elementary education; ywca; psea; wra; phi mu; wra pres.; general bio logy lab proctor. stokely, james r.; mercer, pa.; biology. stumi, lance c; mckeesport, pa.; chemis- try; sigma phi epsilon. swift, dale e.; harbor creek, pa.; mathe- matics; kappa mu epsilon pres.; pi sigma pi; holcad sports editor; argo sports editor; intramural basketball and Softball; fresh- man and sophomore mathematics awards; dean ' s list; alumni association honors award; honors convocation; computer lab proctor; math dept. quiz checker; basket- ball statistician; programming class in- structor. taylor, cindy; Pittsburgh, pa.; political sci- ence; mortarboard; phi alpha theta sec; psi chi; kappa delta pi; political relations club sec; pi sigma pi; psea; mock con- vention executive sec. and chairman of the resolutions committee; pan hel; chi omega vice pres. and rush chr.; mermaid pres.; intramural football; religious life council; dean ' s list. thoemer, jean; Pittsburgh, pa.; english; scroll treasurer; pan hel; senate; galbreath house council; delta zeta second vice pres.; basketball and volleyball intramurals; girl ' s varsity volleyball team; dorm assistant. thomas, linda k.; erie, pa.; biology; beta beta beta sec; ywca; kappa delta treas- urer; holcad; board job. thompson, bruce a.; darien, conn.; busi- ness administration; phi mu alpha sinfonia; intrafratemity council; theta chi pres. and treas.; intramurals; band; stage band. thompson, david w.; cherry hill, n. j.; history-government; varsity w; student council president, co-chr., student conduct committee; alpha sigma phi president of pledge class; intramurals; varsity tennis captain; varsity swimming; dorm assistant; dorm resident director of hillside. thompson, glenn; elizabeth, pa.; chemistry. tickner, jean c; warren, pa.; elementary education; ywca; psea; girl ' s varsity bas- ketball; intramurals; desk sitter; mock con- vention. tomlinson, bonnie 1.; belvidere, n. j.; ele- mentary education; psea; wra; mock con- vention. tompkins, thomas j.; jenkintown, pa.; math- ematics; sigma phi epsilon; football. tritten, karen anne; warren, ohio; biology; phi mu; wra; intramurals. trokhan, paul dennis; export, pa.; chem- istry; thanes; kappa mu epsilon; delta phi alpha; american chemical society; sigma nu; basketball; track; intramural basket- ball; outstanding sophomore chemist award; dean ' s list; sigma nu house man- ager. troyan, judith elaine; east Cleveland, ohio; music education; young republicans; wom- en ' s choir; vesper choir; concert choir; band; orchestra; menc; ccf. tumbull, mary ellen; elizabeth, w. va.; english; scroll pres.; kappa delta pi; pi sigma pi; psea; ccf; holcad news editor; wra; women ' s choir; service team polk state school chr.; library theme reader. twaddle, john david jr.; Pittsburgh, pa.; mathematics; intramurals; track; dining hall. van keuren, e. terry; webster, n. y.; busi- ness administration; intramural football, basketball, baseball; ift. varone, robert d.; freeport, n. y.; history; alpha sigma phi; intramural football, base- ball, basketball; russel board job; mock convention. vermeulen, carolyn; ashtabula, ohio; ele- mentary education; ywca; psea; ccf; delta zeta standard ' s chairman; wra; vesper choir; dean ' s list; board job; mock con- vention. von gundy, helen elaine; ridgeway, pa.; elementary education; psea; band. waite, marion craig; annapolis, md.; ele- mentary education; psea; psi chi; sociol- ogy club; dean ' s list; desk sitter. walker, lois; meadville, pa.; mathematics; psi chi; chi omega; intramural volleyball; girl ' s volleyball team. washabaugh, carol; zelienople, pa.; busi- ness education; ywca; psea; cwens; rho gamma; kappa delta vice pres.; holcad; wra; titanaires; mermaids vice pres.; home- coming court. weaver, james; new castle, pa.; art educa- tion; phi kappa tau; holcad cartoonist; scrawl designer; teahouse of the august moon; intramural golf; art instructor. Webber, larry r.; lisbon, ohio; economics and business; sigma phi epsilon; basket- ball; intramurals. wensel, thomas page; clarion, pa.; physics; alpha psi omega pres.; masquers; band; technical theater; cordray award; language lab technician; orr auditorium technician; wkps general manager and chief engineer. wenzel, richard 1.; cheswick, pa.; chemis- try; sigma phi epsilon; rush chr.; intra- mural basketball and football; dining hall. Weymouth, wendy louise; north hills, pgh., pa.; latin-english; ywca; psea; beta sigma phi; alpha psi omega; worked for latin dept. wheeler, ronald; tonawanda, new york; business administration; sigma nu; varsity football; intramurals. Wilkinson, richard, cheswick, pa.; econom- ics; alpha psi omega; alpha sigma phi treasurer; cross country; little theater — knock at the door, late george apley, mother courage; ccf caravan team; board job. willison, robert bruce; Pittsburgh, pa.; sociology; sociology club pres.; thanes; omicron delta kappa; who ' s who; ifc; sigma phi epsilon pres.; baseball; intra- mural Softball, basketball, football; fresh- man dorm counselor. Wilson, cynthia ann; silver spring, md.; elementary education; scroll; alpha psi omega; psea; scrawl; holcad; argo; j.b., george apley; mother courage; make up crew head; polk service teams; dean ' s list; scroll poetry award; third place in sr. library contest; mock convention. Wilson, douglas f.; kerunore, n. y.; english; scroll; psi chi; freshman class treasurer; basketball intramural; cross country; var- sity w; riders to the sea; band; ccf; wesley fellowship; myf leader; established service team to salvation army; fall retreat; Sam- uel b. robinson scholarship award; dining hall; maintenance dept. wilson, mrs. glenda s.; new Wilmington, pa.; elementary education; wra; church worker. wilson, louise a.; greensburg, pa.; elemen- tary education; ywca; psea; pre; senate; chi omega; drill team; gymnastics club; dean ' s list. wilson, mary; Washington, pa.; speech; ywca; psea; delta zeta recording sec, courtesy chr., float chr.; wra; house coun- cil. wilson, trudy a.; munhall, pa.; french and english; ywca; wra; sociology club; student council; senior class sec; alpha gamma delta chaplain; wra; women ' s choir; ladies in retirement; ccf; young life; fre shman dorm assistant; desk sitter; language lab proctor; mock convention; coffee house. winn, susan gay; slingerlands, n. y.; so- ciology; sociology club vice pres. and program chr.; holcad feature editor, staff worker; field hockey team; choir; orches- tra; george, jr. republic chr.; dean ' s list; dining hall; aid for english dept.; organi- zation of coffeehouse. wood, eileen; aliquippa, pa.; mathematics; mortarboard pres.; kappa delta pi; pi sigma pi; kappa mu epsilon sec; ccf; sec; zeta tau alpha; honors convocation; dean ' s list; dorm assistant. wood, Stephanie; Pittsburgh, pa.; math; kappa mu epsilon; pi delta phi; psea; phi mu corresponding sec; volleyball team; intramural volleyball and basketball; wra sec; dining hall. woods, Carole a.; Pittsburgh, pa.; english; ywca; psea; homecoming candidate; sigma kappa corresponding sec; english dept. reader. Wright, patricia j.; monroeville, pa.; his- tory; cwens; student council; jr. class vice pres.; chi omega; head cheerleader; wra; gymnastics; may court attendant; roto magazine contest; history dept. sec; chapel card collector; dorm counselor. wuetig, ann; scotia, n. y.; sociology; ywca; sociology club; student council; alpha gamma delta altruistic chr.; wra; intra- murals; volleyball and basketball teams; ccf; faith and life; dorm counselor; mock convention. yentch, kim; youngstown, ohio; business administration; theta chi pres., historian, steward; argo and holcad photographer; fraternity football and basketball; intra- murals; need speaker. youngdale, terry; port chester, n. y.; ele- mentary education; ywca; psea; sociology club; senate; kappa delta; drill team; fall retreat. zepernick, george r.; leetown, ohio; art; phi kappa tau; basketball; intramurals; dining hall; dorm counselor. Zimmerman, carol louise; new Wilmington, pa.; elementary education; alpha psi omega treas.; psea; mock convention; stu- dent council rep.; spring weekend co- chr.; argo section co-editor; holcad typist; intramurals; women ' s tennis team; vesper choir; little theater back stage work; li- brary aid; board job; desk sitter; official bell ringer; titan sign maker. Zimmerman, david e.; Pittsburgh, pa.; psy- chology; dining hall; library assistant. 138 ' junior class officers — vice president: paul smith, president: peter finn, secretary: marjorie stariett juniors ' prior to its last year at the top of the Westminster scale, this year ' s junior class contributed mightily in leadership — the editor- ships of argo and holcad, odk and mortar board members, and numerous ifc and pan-hell seats, beauty also was a junior class specialty as rita phillippi reigned as may queen, for class activi- ties, they sponsored a fall dance after the first basketball game and held a christmas bake sale. 140 timothy adams new Wilmington, pa. robert alexander new Wilmington, pa. sally backus pitcairn, pa. frank bauman Pittsburgh, pa. Suzanne beach new castle, pa. lynnette beigbeder westwood, mass. joan bender Susan bennett Virginia best david biemel edgar black john bliley sherry bollard john brand new castle, pa. pleasantville, n. y. Pittsburgh, pa. coraopolis, pa. apollo, pa. carry, pa. east stroudsburg, pa. Chester, w. va. Jacqueline burry new Wilmington, pa. louann Campbell hollidaysburg, pa. carol cary east hampton, n. y. james cawthome new castle, pa. loann christy new Wilmington, pa. Constance cochran harrisburg, pa. diane cochran darien, conn. john coUins ilion, n. y. kathleen cooper mt. pleasant, pa. Carolyn cowles Springfield, n. j. byron croUey carol daubenspeck joan davis david dawson robert deritter marsha donch springdale, pa. tionesta, pa. Pittsburgh, pa, enon valley, pa. fair lawn, n. j. Pittsburgh, pa. 141 philip drew john du delmar, n. y. huntington sta., n. y. james english William fennell altoona, pa. beford, pa. lyndia ferguson michelle france louisville, ohio apollo, pa. William (razier Christine fry Pittsburgh, pa. delmar, n. y. john germaine William glaser canficld, ohio hubbard, ohio david good linda gotwalt thomas gregory david haenick margaret hagerstrand richard heilig irwin, pa. hanover, pa. westfield, n. ; ' . new castle, pa. monessen, pa. hoUidaysburg, pa. martha hepler linda hershberger Judith hofmeister linda home beth houk diane howe Sharon, pa greensburg, pa apalachin, n. y oakmont, pa elluood city, pa clarendon, pa Christie kaiifmann jean kaulback jacquel kelewae douglas kennedy waiter kennedy jamie kinsman meadowbrook, pa. new Wilmington, pa. akron, ohio new castle, pa. sharon, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. 142 carol koering michael krepps charlotte lang Joyce larkin Harriett laughlin philip lawton huntington, n. y. rocht ' ster, pa. trafford, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. beaver, pa. gloversville, n. y. janet lees carol lewis jane lewis linda ley ronald lindsay kathleen lyon cheswick, pa. stanhope, n. j. new Wilmington, pa. silver spring, md. new providence, n. j. new castle, pa. Christ manos georgia marshall john martin robert mccallister kenneth mcconnell robert mccune silver spring, md. shickshinny, pa. hollidaysburg, pa. new castle, pa. mercer, pa. bronx, n. y. richard mckinstry judy mcquade mary mcquiston Constance meier gladstone, n. j Nutley, n. j battle creek, mich king of Prussia, pa maryann melinchak charleroi, pa Susan melnik sharon, pa J Tj.niors I ' M mm ella mae merryman kaunakaka, molokai, Hawaii beverly michael cheswick, pa. martha miller arlington, va. Susan miller Cleveland, ohio charles morgan new Wilmington, pa. lynne morris warren, ohio carol murphy lawrence nelson thomas o ' shane james parshall carol pearson john pennycook Philadelphia, pa Pittsburgh, pa new Wilmington, pa sharpsville, pa harrisville, pa freedom, pa enc pernn rita phillippi Susan pilger don m. rae II ronald rauschart Sylvester reimond camp hill, pa. ligonier, pa. ridgewood, n. j. new castle, pa. coraopolis, pa. aliquippa, pa. 143 ju-niors james riddell george robertson thomas robinson betsy rodnok cathy sargent bruce sayers new castle, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. newell, w. va. oakmont, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. union city, pa. Sandra scarrone irwin, pa schnelzer, Joseph new Wilmington, pa richard shepherd sharpsville, pa cheryl shoop springdale, pa orville shumaker darlington, pa paul smith belle vernon, pa richard smith robert smith leighton stamps robert stanhope marjorie starrett mary steinmiller smithton, pa. north olmsted, ohio mckeesport, pa. irvington, n. y. morristown, n. . Pittsburgh, pa. gayanne stem melody Stephenson barry Stewart david stolarik margie stulginski gary suggars victor, n. y Wayne, n. i grecnwich, conn star junction, pa munhall, pa bedford, pa 144 barbara tanner Patrick tarr carol taylor james taylor Judith templeton willoughby, ohio russell, pa. butler, pa. winston-salem, n. c. jill thompson king of Prussia, pa. new Wilmington, pa. donald toy Charles trebilcock Judith troyan gretchen uber Susan vollmer paul Wallace server, pa. girard, ohio east Cleveland, ohio new castle, pa. roselle park, n. j. irwin, pa. Virginia ward Carolyn waszczak karen weisenstein richard welshhans linda westermann John whiting linda wiggins lois Wilkinson kathryn willis Susan wojick noel wurst david young silver creek, n. y. mckeesport, pa. butler, pa. coraopoUs, pa. maywood, n. j. new Wilmington, pa. newlon, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. youngstown, ohio burlington, n. j. marlton, n. ; ' . Pittsburgh, pa. greg geletka, vire pres.; dana watson, pres.; margie nioore, sec; sally smith, treas. • sop li.om ores the sophomores, still remembering their year at the bottom, com- bined hell week razzing with sympathetic orientation week aid. the cwens and thanes arrived early to guide and direct freshmen and to sponsor a get acquainted dance in the tub. with half their college careers over, the class of 70 has proven itself to be ambitious, especially in all-college activities such as the mock convention, for class activities, they sponsored dances when the student govern- ment was in poor financial straits. sue akerstrom wesIey ault margaret babcock macedonia, ohio new castle, pa. rochester, n. y. carol bagg david bagley david bailie bethesda, md. avon, conn. flossmoor, ill. 146 1 sarah baker ann beighlea lance beshore ruth betza alice boyd barbara braden William brown daphne burkert n. sue Cameron david campsey russell Carlson Catharine cline cathy close robert cochran daryl Cochrane Carolyn coulter dianne croft bryce Craig havertown, pa. sewickley, pa. winterpark, fla. Pittsburgh, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. erie, pa. kent, Ohio Pittsburgh, pa. new Wilmington, pa. erie, pa. abington, pa. youngstown, ohio oakmont, pa. attleboro, mass, jamestown, n. y. Pittsburgh, pa. nutley, n. ; ' . john curry danville, pa. r. edwin davis west conshohocken, pa. elizabeth devlin brockway, pa. karen dillon derry, pa. Susan disegi mckeesport, pa. laurel disque greensburg, pa. david dobi 1. jane donaldson james downs Susan edinger janet ellis marcia engle cUwood city, pa Washington, pa Philadelphia, pa delmar, n. y gap, pa Springfield, ohio 147 jane ewing beaver, pa. richard flint longmeadow, mass. sara frawley titusville, pa. john galbreath new Wilmington, pa. r. greg geletka warren, ohio t. galen girvin atglen, pa. Oliver gordon Pittsburgh, pa. paul greco Philadelphia, pa. Carolyn griffith williamsport, pa. mM Am Ai michael hall marion Hamilton kenmore, n. y. april heid franklin, pa. fairview park, ohio jane hetra erie, pa. charleen heyer jamestown, n. y. matthew hill oneida, n. y. donna hitner Philadelphia, pa. marcia hoovler louise hoppe susan horvath Suzanne howe franklin, pa. Chatham, n. j. middletown, pa. rochester, n. y. deborah hursey jacksonville, fla. connie jennings cooperstown, pa. susan johns conneautville, pa. alien jones Scarborough, Ontario, Canada john jones katherine jones trudi kalb karen keck new castle, pa. jenkintown, pa. beaver, pa. new waterford, ohio B IMP 1 148 kaye keistcr robcrt kelley karl kennedy momoevillc, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. chcswick, pa. thomas kepple bryce king sarauel knapp murrysville, pa. scottdale, pa. polk, pa. douglas kress west hartford, conn. angela krinock bradenville, pa. robert lamont, jr. Pittsburgh, pa. doris larson hudson, Ohio linda leibert Cleveland heights, ohio james w. lexo, jr. elma, n. y. n. jean loch louis loeffler john loudon dianna love youngstoivn., ohio Pittsburgh, pa. new castle, pa. glen biirnie, md. john martin hollidaysburg, pa. m. jane mason Pittsburgh, pa. gene mcgill new york, n. y. kathleen mcgill sudbury, mass. thomas mcgrath keith mckenzie sara means Stephen melius new castle, pa. wayla7id, mass, big run, pa. albany, n. y. carol metzger susan meyer john miller wellsburg, w. va. wayne, n. j. youngstown, ohio marcia miscall mcmurray, pa. 149 judith mitchell robert mueller lois myers mary jo myers sue nemec Patricia olson shaker heights, ohio scotch plains, n. j. industry, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. chardon, ohio youngstown, ohio Sandra Oswald gary parsons sheryl patton barbara pershing barbara pilkey brian pontius garrettsville, ohio hudson, ohio youngstown, ohio greensburg, pa. upper montclair, n. j. Pittsburgh, pa. Suzanne poole Charles prentice anne rhodes elizabeth ridl jeannette, pa. wexford, pa. maplewood, n. j. new Wilmington, pa. r. bruce robinson arthur rowbotham Pittsburgh, pa. Poland, ohio annette rowley carla ruth martin sayers cvynthia schilling gayle schulte ted Schumacher michael servoss alien sheakley lenore shelly c. lynn short jamestown, n. y. youngstown, ohio arlington, va. harrisburgh, pa. jamestown, n. n. rittman, ohio eastchester, n. y. butler, pa. farmington, mich. laurel, del. 150 sop l:Lomores terry shoup hamilton a.f.b., calif. marceline skelton jamestown, n. y. deborah smith freeport, pa. laraine Stanley donna tamm james thompson Pittsburgh, pa. ridgeway, n. y. Valencia, pa. 1 war V linda timko david turner katherine uhler ellen wackerman elizabeth Wallace diane walton deborah wamer t. dana watsou mary rae weber sherrolyn weed jane white carol Williams Campbell, ohio new Wilmington, pa. tenafiy, n. j. rochester, n. y. mineola, n. y. irwin, pa. tallmadge, ohio erie, pa. butler, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. youngstown, ohio harry Williams, jr barbara wilson douglas wilson judith wilson carol wray joarm zivkovich new castle, pa. new Wilmington, pa. kenmore, n. y. apollo, pa. teaneck, n. j. monroeville, pa. dan lugar, president; jan jacobsen, secretary; debra holtzapple, treasurer. treslcuncien i after the initial period of adjustment — unpacking, tests, hell week — the freshman class proved itself to be a more than usually active contributor to campus activities, their first act was to set up a policy of class representation at the executive meetings, the advisory committees were appointed by the class officers, they sponsored a car wash, a freshman formal, and a spring dance, this year ' s freshmen were not afraid to speak up this year when student unrest was in vogue, in these students lies the key to Westmin- ster ' s coming of age in the next few years of self-study. 152 .-V 1 ■ f 1 woodrow V. aaron, jr. bonneita agnew james b. alcroft, jr maigaret ames emily annecillo carol aston aliquippa, pa. conneatitville, pa. morristown, n. j. ambler, pa. new castle, pa. mcmurray, pa. ellen atkinson leland c. baker, jr. Sara bell nancy billie keith bitar robert blamick Sandusky, ohio zelienople, pa. marion center, pa. abingfon., pa. new kensington, pa. mckeesport, pa. thomas blythe dianna brandon gary brown rebecca brown cheryl brubaker Christina bruun cheswick, pa. new castle, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. willard, ohio mechanicsburg, pa. beaver, pa. Jacqueline burk leslie butler elizabeth carter graham carter Patricia chapman Carolyn charles denise dark William cleis ann cogley roger Cogswell shelley conway james corrigan cherry hill, n. j Pittsburgh, pa Pittsburgh, pa Pittsburgh, pa murray hill, n. j s. euclid, ohio new castle, pa. meadville, pa. ford city, pa. warren, pa. new castle, pa. hartville, ohio 153 cynthia curry kristine dapprich ronald davidson margaret diorio duane dudik Carolyn elder Pittsburgh, pa Pittsburgh, pa lakewiod, n. y Pittsburgh, pa mckeesport, pa slippery rock, pa sharon ellis nancy ettenger j. gale evans thomas fontanella Jacqueline fray donna gardiner natrona heights, pa Pittsburgh, pa allison park, pa wampum, pa new Wilmington, pa bethel park, pa Carolyn gardner linda gray scott greenwood dorothy gross Pamela grundy jean gunkler bonnie hall jane hall carol ' halleran marsha haug david haver linda heard Pittsburgh, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. abington, pa. rensselaer, n. y. west middlesex, pa. lakewood, n. y. darien, conn, youngstown, ohio pittsford, n. y. chatauqua, n. y. leetsdale, pa. rochester, n. y. Mi 154 4 ilk mk • ' k| K CM 1 . nancy heilman stana hemstreet janet hershelman h. david hogue deborah holt ford city, pa. schaghticoke, n. y. Wilmington, del. sharon, pa. oil city, pa deborah holtzapple cinnaminson, n. j. kathy houk spencer howell randall huey linda hunter jane inghram james irvine jan jacobsen jared jacobsen William jesberg nancy kelly linda kennerdell d. scott kerr ellwood city, pa. annandale, va. butler, pa. new castle, pa. greensburg, pa. Chatham, n. . lake city, pa. lake city, pa. ridgewood, n. ; ' . ho ho kus, n. ;. natrona heights, pa. ellwood city, pa. 1 douglas kidd Sandra koogler deborah kuhn robert landrain mary lanphear ruth laraway Sydney lauer William lauer thomas laske deborah lechien Cynthia leverich lyn lewellyn youngstown, ohio coraopolis, pa. oakmont, pa. n. plainfield, n. j. s. euclid, Ohio valley stream, n. y. dearborn, mich. sharon, pa. albany, n. y. Pittsburgh, pa. madison, n. ; ' . uniontown, pa. 155 Catherine lewis john lewis robert lewis john little brenton long daniel lugar warren, pa Schuylkill haveii, pa east mckeesport, pa stanhope, n. i mercer, pa abington, pa dean lukehart Susan lyons marie macgill gary mahan janet maier nancy markham linda marshall 1. jane martin kathryn masten punxutawney, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. abington, pa. lower burrell, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. haddonfield, n. . Pittsburgh, pa lisbon, n. y orchard park, n. y sharon mathewson gibsonia, pa jo anne matthews Washington, n. i marcia mayhew gibsonia, pa carol mccann janice mccreary donaU mckim martha mcparland roger metzler wendelyn meyer hadden heights, n. j. saltsburg, pa. wampum, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. rochester, n. y. oakmont, pa. ' - ' Mm 1 156 robert miller new Wilmington, pa barbara minnerly hammondsport, n. y karla mizer Pittsburgh, pa janet morgan kenmore, n. y. ronald morris Pittsburgh, pa karen mumper shaker heights, ohio deborah munn elzanna murphy harry neel gregory nicklas gwen noble s. beth nuttall rockville, md. ambridge, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. north Syracuse, n. y. fargo, n. dak. brownsvUle, pa. betsy oesterling janice ogletree debbie olson lyle Patrick roseanne perrine susan polenick carl preate mary prokop richard ramsey joyce reiter laraine riggans judith rissler butler, pa. darien, conn, drexel hill, pa. ambridge, pa. mannington,w. va. new castle, pa. Chatham, n. j. brockway, pa. sewickley, pa. Cleveland, ohio new castle, pa. frostburg, md. 157 freslo-rxien jane ritenour charles roberts joyce rockhill judith rogler m. Christine sabol roy sarver linda satterfield margaret savoldi mckees rocks, pa Pittsburgh, pa greenville, pa Wilmington, del new castle, pa tarentum, pa fairmont, w. va west middlesex, pa edward t. schell, III harrisburg, pa Carolyn schnelzer new Wilmington, pa joy schroeder attica, n. y charles selby Warwick, r. i. daniel semick martha shaver donald shelenberger wendy sherman elizabeth sipe sheryl slater mar lin, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. new castle, pa. kirtland, ohio sewickley, pa. Pittsburgh, pa. carol smith holly smith Sandra smith marilyn south Catherine sterling marilyn stiver carol stone loUa stranford sharron stroup peter sustar terry tezza cheryl thompson bay village, ohio oradell, n. . rutherford, n. j. greensboro, pa. wenonah, n. j. warren, ohio detroit, mich. kennerdell, pa. clarion, pa. bakerstown, pa. doylestown, pa. allison park, pa. 158 159 J! be of Iove(a little) More careful Than of everything guard her perhaps only A trifle less (merely beyond how very) closely than Nothing, remember love by frequent anguish(imagine Her least never with most memory) give entirely each Forever its freedom (Dare until a flower, understanding sizelessly sunlight Open what thousandth why and discover laughing) e. e. cummings Westminster ' s school year began with the traditional freshman and hell weeks, freshmen were acquainted with the col- lege during freshman week as various members of the administration imbued the frosh with Westminster ' s moral and academic standards. the goals of hell week are to unite the freshmen and to make them familiar with the upperclassmen. this year it was the general consensus that the week ful- filled the objectives, but lacked spirit, as one freshman girl summarized, after the first two days, hell week had as much fizz as warm soda pop. left page: top left — sorority prize winner; top right — receiving the sorority prize; middle left — building a float; middle right — the home- coming game crowd; bottom — scwall house decorations, right page: top left — building a float; top right — ruf i akrie, independent home- coming queen candidate; middle left — jitn stey and bev michael, homecoming chairman; middle right — f ie sigma nu entry; bottom — galbreath ' s winning decorations. for the second year in a row, Westminster ' s home- coming came on a beautifully warm and sunny autumn day. using comic strips as a theme, the homecoming floats and dorm decorations were unusually colorful, alpha sigma phi fraternity and alpha gamma delta sorority won the greek prizes, galbreath hall was judged the best decorated dorm, the game, more than normally spirited since it rep- resented the last in a long series of athletic confron- tations between grove city and Westminster, was won by the titans 28-13. at halftime the contest winners were announced and the homecoming queen was named, this year margie moore, sigma kappa sorority, reigned over a court of sorority and independent candidates. 165 clockwise: the queen and escort, the hi-guijs, dance scene, the chapel pres- entation of the candidates. the dance of the year was held at youngstowns hotel oh o niusic was provided by the hi-guys who provided music that both the undergrads and the alumni enjoyed, margie moore the home- coming queen presided over the dance with her court of ruth akrie karen wohlgamuth, debbie wamer, pat olsen donna f l wski, lynn mallery, and biz ellis. a fine time was had by all 0 ™ the little cinderellas had to be back in the bosom of their mother fair Westminster. 166 167 big name entertainment, well attended and un-censored (for a change), was a success that delighted the student government more than any- one as they broke even for the first time since peter, paul, and mary. the ramsey lewis trio, according to time the hottest jazz group going, was very well received by the student body, they performed all their hits, including the million seller, the in crowd, the spring semester ' s en- tertainment, the lettermen, proved to be the best of the big names to appear at Westminster in several years, as the popular choice of the stu- dent body in a poll (one of the rare ones that was listened to), the group sold out will w. orr, an achievement that only three groups can claim. the artist-lecture series again showed a lack of lecturers, the one that did speak, waiter judd — former minnesota congressman and foreign affairs expert, was by far the most controversial that Westminster has seen in several years, the highlight of the per- forming part of the season was the lost in the stars production, with the original broadway cast starring in this adaptation of alan paton ' s cry, the beloved country. the musical performances, topped by kathryn bacon ' s piano recital, were adjudged better than usual, in the only poorly received date of the year, the manhattan festival ballet, was even given a bad re- view in the holcad. nevertheless, it was the first look at ballet for some Westminster students, and most of the first timers went away impressed. left page: top left — waiter judd; top right — ramsey lewis trio; middle left — the lettermen; middle right — the lettermen; bottom — the manhattan festival ballet. right page: top — the manhattan festival ballet; bottom leh—the american arts triO; bottom u ii— kathryn bacon. 169 little theater ' s second season in the beeghly theater opened with three one acts written by edward albee, the em- bittered young playwright of tvho ' s afraid of Virginia wolf. the three plays presented albee ' s scathing proclamations of society ' s sins as they were at once universally symbolic, absurdly funny, and tragically true in giving insights into human relationships. the ironically named american dream more closely re- sembled an american nightmare, the play dealt with the reversal of parental roles, the freudian destruction of a child and a dear old grandmother who feared being taken away by the van man. in Westminster ' s production di- rected by doug vander yacht, sally kolesar starred as mommy, galen girvin as daddy, trudi kalb as grandma, sue enzor as mrs. barker, and bill jesburg as the american dream. the zoo story, dealing with the sordid reality of lonliness and the inability of one human being to communicate with another, starred douglas scott as peter and don goughler as jerry. the sandbox, a sequel to the american dream, was a metaphor for a funeral as grandma digs her own grave with a toy shovel. albee, as a playwright, challenged the Westminster audience, his plays are designed to make the audience feel uncomfortable or perplexed or en- raged — anything but indifferent and unfeeling, as plays that charged their audience with though and meaning, they were the highlight of a very good season. 170 4 . 4-, left page: top — trudi kalb (grandma) and sue enzor (mrs. barker); middle left — don goughler (jerry) and doug scott ( peter); bottom — the sandbox, right page: top — sue koidderup (cherie), art miller (bo), becktj leax (grace), manj steinmiller (elma), and gary webster (virgil); middle — foo, will, elma, cherie, and dr. hjman (doug scott); bottom — grace and carl (lou malandra). Westminster ' s production of hus stop, a romantic comedy by William inge, was directed by dr. william burbick. in writing this play, inge used a popular situation in literature, that of assembling a group of strangers with problems under unavoidable and inescapable circum- stances, he deftly uses his strangers to act out a moving commentary on human love, as in most comedies, the basic situation is resolved satisfactorily for everyone, douglas scott as dr. lyman, art miller as bo, sue kolderup as cherie, dan klinedinst as will, gary webster as virgil, and becky leax as grace all gave good performances in this, the second little theater production of the season. 171 mother courage, written by german playwright bertolt brecht, centers around a german canteen woman and her family during the thirty years war. directed by earl lammel in his first little theater production, the play was extremely well received as a comment about the futility and debauchery of war. trudi kalb played the lead role of mother courage, a portrayal that won for her the best actress of the season award. the teahouse of the august moon, described by director earl lammel as a light, enjoyable comedy with no profound meaning, starred mark ivancic as sakini, dick Wilkinson as captain fishby, lou malandra as colonel purdy, and chris briggs as lotus blossom, if teahouse did have a message aside from being frothy entertainment, it was that with age comes wisdom, very ap- propriate for a Westminster audience. the gay nineties revue, directed by william burbick, was a fun show with a cast of over sixty, the performances ranged from rita phil- Hppi ' s portrayal of lillian russell to magic shows, a good time was had by all, performers and audience alike, as the vaudeville — in modern day lingo, variety show — achieved its purpose very well, a new dimension was added to the little theater this year with the inception of the 4:30 theater, diverse entertainment performed by interested students was the keynote of the 4:30 season as one acts, opera, and allegories were presented, to the delight of over two hundred students who took time out of their friday afternoons to enjoy this worthwhile experiment in entertainment. music majors, since their education at Westminster is of a professional nature, are required to pre- sent a senior recital, this activity caps their four year Westminster career and demonstrates to others what the performer has accomplished. 174 this school year saw the inauguration of irving carlson. dr. carlson, in his inaugu hzed nature of education. he reiterated h (reason) and Jerusalem (faith), dr. paul delivered the main address, dr ' Carlson ' s responsibility, and travail of the college p tives from all over the academic world, w ministerite. Westminster ' s tenth president, dr. earland ral address, pledged himself to the civi- is belief in the dialogue between athens 1. mc kay, president of millikin university, former boss outlined the requirements, resident, the ceremonies, with representa- ere a rare and inspiring sight for the west- 175 some very untraditional things happened at Westminster this year, everyone came to school, for example, expect- ing student council elections, so what happened? the outmoded student council changed its name in the only visible innovation contained in a new constitution, so Westminster had student government elections, spring weekend was different because the mud was frozen in- stead of gooey, wkp ' s first year of broadcasting was highlighted by dave walls ' marathon dj stint for the benefit of a local family. 176 the big happening of the year was, however, the great dress code controversy, this piece of trivia kept the at- tention of a student body hungry for change while many other opportunities for more meaningful protest were ignored, in loco parentis was the phrase of the year as the students began to find the weight of the undefined admini- stative thumb more oppressive than usual, all concerned hoped that somewhere in dr. Carlson ' s dialogue between athens and jerusalem was contained a clause that pertained to a communications line between the students and the deans, the deans, in the uncomfortable position of having to confront a restless student body and conference policy which they do not necessarily agree, were the principal targets of student venom, all chances for a meaningful dialogue between the students and the powers that be were •odif Wv« 00 Owka ' Columbia Sv« fcroken Uo lost as a student-faculty poll concerning the dress code was, effectively, ignored by those who dictate the school ' s policy, paranoia struck, hard, so hard that some students actually I got off their apathetic butts and spent an evening in the library, a comfortably attired evening at that, this act, in direct defiance of the stated rules and regulations of Westminster college (founded 1852 a.d.), was conveniently ignored by those whose job it is to act as understand- ing parents, ignored as was the poll, ignored as is, perhaps, the fact that undergraduates do alumni make, but only someday, you know, by then it is hoped that the little boys and girls will have grown up. grown up so that they will not even t hink of wearing shorts to a library, or maybe even think of going to a library. 177 178 1 jt w t ■ near the beginning of the second semester, rush formally began, smokers, sentimental parties, and all night cut sessions filled the little lives of those whose bag is the greek scene, bids came out and the new pledges were welcomed, after the excitement died down, the new greeks eased care- fully in their molds as the pledge period saw them be- come active members of their respective organizations. 179 left page: top — k. c. hound; middle — students in the tub listen to the wkps account of dave rohinson ' s winning shot; bottom left — the central state game; bottom right — after the edinhoro victory, right page: top left — leaving; top right — k.c. interview; bottom — rohhie fires against central state. 181 the fall edition of siglympics, sponsored by the phipies and favored by good weather this year, was fun for all — especially the spectators, the events were a bit changed this year, but this break with tradition did not shake the stalwart women of Westminster as they displayed more enthusiasm than ever, when the dust cleared and the points were added up, the women of zeta tau alpha had won first place honors, they were followed closely by the dz ' s and the ag ' s. 183 Westminster ' s mock convention, sponsored by the political relations club, was the one event which involved virtually the whole college, this year the students voted to synthesize the republican national convention, parades, meetings, campaigning, and much planning went on before george cabot lodge gave the keynote speech that opened the convention, the Vietnam plank, written in the dovish style of a mark hatfield, was, after a lengthy floor fight, rewritten rather hawkishly. emotion, mock and otherwise, filled memorial fieldhouse as candidates were put into nomination by their respective managers, on the final night the balloting began at 9:00 and ended at 1:43 a.m. as richard nixon won a fifth ballot victory, art rowbotham, the victorious campaign manager, threw the convention open to nominations for vice-president, charles percy, the Illinois senator, managed by john rishel, walked away with the v.p. nod. everyone involved with the convention gained a very rare and memorable experience for a Westminster student — that of being involved. 185 186 187 rita phillippi, may queen I-r: beverly michael, lo ann christy, back: jacqueline hurry 188 I seated: marti hepler; rita phillippi. standing: suzanne tesh; beth ann houk. 189 the 1968 graduates of Westminster college heard dr. harry g. limbeck, president of knox college, deliver a scathing appraisal of the conspicuous failure of the small liberal arts college to keep abreast of the changes in society, he chided the modern liberal arts college for failing to fulfill its objective of challenging the established way as it is busy being complacent, preening itself, but ig- noring the outside world, one wonders just how the campus has managed so effectively to anesthetize itself against the impact of a changing social order. dr. earland i. carlson, a broad grin sweeping his face, led the ovation for dr. umbeck. he then, with the tra- ditional wave of the right hand, conferred over three hundred degrees upon the new graduates. ■■■■ II M Si li ■in middle left: dr. harry g. tanheck, commencement speaker 191 (tne) buy me an ounce and i ' ll sell you a pound. Turn gert (spin! helen)the slimmer the finger the thicker the thumb(it ' s whirl, girls) round and round early to better is wiser for worse. Give liz (take! tommy)we order a steak and they send us a pie(it ' s try, boys) mine is yours ask me the name of the moon in the man. Up sam (down! alice)a hole in the ocean will never be missed(it ' s in, girls) yours is mine either was deafer than neither was dumb. Skip fred (jump! neddy)but under the wonder is over the why(it ' s now, boys) here we come e. e. cummings student government officers: dana watson, parliamentarian; torn gregory, vice-president: david thompson, president; loaiin christy, secretary; beth ami houk, treasurer. interfratemitij council panheUenic coimcil senate 195 student conduct committee mens residence directors women ' s residence directors 196 mens dormitory counsellors ih.onoretr ' ies masquers alpha psi omega beta beta beta 198 I delta phi alpha eta sigma phi 199 kappa delta pi kappa mu epsilon 200 201 pi delta phi 202 203 tau kappa alpha who ' s who 204 207 holcad ' s first semester staff, cheryl da vis, editcn 208 I 209 james hainer, editor; alfreda hainer, literary editor activity groxiiDs campus christian forum dialogue group campus christian forum cahind 212 213 the vesper choir the concert choir 214 band 7nusic educators ' national conference american guild of organists 216 the madrigal singers ■he new wilming-ten 217 218 women ' s recreational association 219 220 221 pre-med society american chemical society debate team 222 political relations club sociology club 223 varsity w 224 ' unior year abroad students 225 226 227 228 229 230 231 232 233 234 235 236 237 239 241 242 243 244 245 i 246 247 248 tlieta clii 249 orgetnizettions index honoraries alpha psi omega, to stimulate dramatic work on campus, to reward outstanding student achievement in theater, and to give its members an appreciation and understanding of the theater are the main purposes of this dramatics honorary, membership is determined by points earned for work in little-theater productions, this year the group instituted the 4:30 theater program which presented many entertaining musicals, readings, and plays to the Westminster student, naturally the organization is chiefly concerned with the little-theater productions, which this year were very well received, monthly educational and entertaining programs were held in the homes of the advisors, for members who have shown particular interest and achievement, membership in masquers is awarded, this is the senior division of alpha psi omega which each year sponsors the spring awards banquet. beta beta beta, membership in the alpha sigma chapter of this national biology honorary is open to biology majors with a 3.0 in twelve hours of biology and a 2.75 all-college average, the principal purpose of the organization is to promote scholarship and interest in the field on biology, this year the group presented films related to biology, and, at the meetings, had speakers discuss the more esoteric aspects of the field, to provide incentives for superior scholastic achievement, the honorary gives book awards to outstanding senior and sopho- more biology majors. cwens. this honorary is comprised of the sophomore women who have shown themselves to be outstanding in character, leadership, service, and scholarship during their freshman year, the local chapter of this national group serves west- minster by oflFering a tutorial service for freshmen, and by being usherettes, tour guides, and freshman week helpers, as a group, the cwens sponsor a loan fund and award a scholarship to the ideal freshman girl. delta phi alpha, one of the largest, most active honoraries on campus, delta phi alpha, the german honorary, requires an all-college 2.75 average and a 3.0 in two years of german or one year of 300 level german. like the other language honoraries, this group works to promote an interest in the culture as well as the language of the country on which their attention is centered, in order to gain greater understanding of and appreciation for the german language, members attend monthly meetings which are conducted in german. in addi- tion to these meetings, various programs are presented throughout the year, this year delta phi alpha presented a Christmas chapel with the other honoraries and went carolling the same evening, this honorary also attended the film baron von munchhausen at thiel college and a lecture on bertholt brecht at slippery rock, on another occasion mr. biberich showed the film of his european tour, the year ' s activities were completed with a dinner at the biberich home given for the new initiates. eta sigma phi. this classical language honorary requires a 3.0 average after completion of four semesters of study in the classical languages, the organization ' s purpose is to rec- ognize scholarship and to stimulate interest in the classics, activities this year included the initiation dinner at the home of dr. j. hilton turner and meetings which were sometimes conducted in the classical languages. kappa delta pi. requirements for membership in this, the delta mu chapter, are a 3.0 all-college and an education major, the members meet monthly in the home of their advisor, dr. clara cockerille in an attempt to gain an insight into the problems and opportunities of the teaching pro- fession, the group this year held a christmas party given iirn ' honor of the foreign exchange students and gave gold apples j to the senior elementary and secondary education majors with the highest averages in their major field. kappa mu epsilon. this organization, a national mathematics honorary, was established in 1950 to promote interest in the i field of mathematics, student presentations of unique mathe-i i matical problems and speakers who discussed prof essional J opportunities in math and computer science highlighted ; this year ' s monthly meetings, in april twenty-two students j met the requirements of a 3.0 after four semesters of calculus j and a 2.75 all-college average and were initiated into the j society at the annual banquet, as its award, the honorary . presents a book to the sophomore mathematics major withli the highest cumulative average. i mortar board, this group is a national honorary for senioni} women, members are chosen on the basis of a 3.0 all college, | leadership and service within the college community, one of i mortar board ' s primary purposes is to promote high academici achievement and t hus the group provides a tutorial service ■ and awards a scholarship to an outstanding sophomorerj woman, junior women with a high academic standing arerJ traditionally honored by a smarty party in the fall. mu delta epsilon. this organization is Westminster ' s own 7 pre-ministerial honorary, membership is open to junior pre-M min students who have a 3.0 in theology and a 2.5 all-college i average, mu delta epsilon has two purposes: to honor theij academic achievements of its members and to encourage itsl! members in the pursuit of ideals suited to the christian min-ii istry. in a year of growth and re-evaluation following re-e organization in 1967, the group ratified a new constitution, ii the fall initiation of twelve new members was highlighted ij by penetrating dialogue with faculty members, campus i seminary day was also successfully initiated in connection n with the faculty committee on pre-seminary studies. mu phi epsilon. this honorary sorority, a professional group, |i requires a 2.75 all-college and a 3.0 average in music for i membership prerequisites, in addition to the academic re-t quirements, the sorority wants musical accomplishment, per- r sonality, and character in its prospective members, an award i is given annually by the group to the outstanding senior in the group, a party which honored the seniors closed out ann active year. omicron delta kappa, exemplary character, scholarship, lead-il ership, and service to the campus life are but a few of the requirements for membership in odk, the men ' s national i leadership honor society, this spring, as has been the tradition n in past years, a faculty committee presented a man of the i year award to the outstanding man of the senior class, thisf year the award went to james h. moorhead, who was active, in ccf, studied in the honors program in history, and grad- uated summa cum laude after three years at Westminster. omicron pi delta, this year the organization underwent a re-evaluation and plans to affiliate with national honories in n business administration and economics in the coming year, n as this year ' s project, the honorary which requires a 3.0 average in either business or economics and a 2.75 all-college i of its members, sold advertising space for the argo. in the • annual banquet, held this year at sharon ' s holiday inn, the members heard vemon smith, superintendent of sawhill tubu- lar products, who discussed the problems with management and career possibilities in this area, the group took several i field trips as the guests of youngstown and Pittsburgh firms. r duquesne university ' s graduate school of economics hosted ■ several interested members of the honorary, the monthly meetings were highlighted by guest speakers in economics ■ and investments, after this year ' s advisor, mr. robert dyer left to continue his education, the honorary elected dr. robert milam as its new advisor. phi alpha theta. this national history honorary has had a chapter on campus for twenty-two years, any student with a 3.0 through twelve hours of history is eligible for member- 250 ship, phi alpha theta meets monthly to hear speakers and discuss subjects of historical relevance, each spring the honorary presents a book award to the senior history major with the highest cumulative average in his field and gives a dinner to honor the outgoing seniors an the incoming initiates. phi mil alpha, this sinfonia fraternity of america represents the music profession as a professional fratemity. since its founding in 1898, it has had four purposes: to advance the cause of music in america, to foster mutual brotherhood and welfare of students of music, to develop the truest fraternal spirit among its members, and to encourage loyalty to the alma mater. Westminster ' s chapter, xi psi, was formally installed april 24, 1966. phi Sigma tan. the national philosophy honorary, phi sigma tau, exists at Westminster for the encouragement of interest in philosophy and philosophical questions of every nature, the requirement for associate membership is a 4.0 after three hours of philosophy, while a full member must have a 3.0 after six hours of study, throughout the year the honorary invites interesting speakers, such as dr. j. b. rogers discussing his latest book, to the monthly meetings. phi delta phi. this group is a national french honorary whose purpose is to promote an appreciation of and an affection for the french language and culture, membership require- ments for Westminster ' s delta rho chapter, installed in 1966, include completion of a 300 level french course with a cumulative 3.0 in french and a 2.8 all-college, this year some of the groups activities included an initiation dinner at the tavern, a christmas party and french carol sing at the home of the group ' s advisor, miss alice mac farlane, a twelfth night celebration in the traditional french manner, student talks on various aspects of french literary history, and a demon- stration lecture by dr. george clemens on how to make french tapes for language lab. the active year ended with the annual french picnic in may. pi sigma pi. Westminster ' s academic honorary, until a chapter of phi beta kappa is installed, has as its requirement for membership a 3.4 all-college average, this average, attained ' after seventy-five hours of study, must be kept if the member is to retain his membership, the group sponsors the spring honors convocation and an annual book drive for the library, this year the convocation was rated a success as the speaker, i dr. j. b. rogers, held the audience ' s attention throughout his i address — a rare feat at the hour and one-half convocation, i psi chi. the purpose of this national psychology honorary is to stimulate its members to achieve outstanding scholarship, especially in the field of psychology, each year the group ' gives an award to the junior psychology major with the ' highest all-college average, the group also continued in its drive to complete the library ' s collection of graduate school bulletins, this is an aid to those who would seek to further their education. scroll, this group is the english honorary society at west- minster, it was originated as a club in 1939 to encourage student interest in literature and writing, monthly meetings are held to discuss poetry and short stories, this year, dr. waiter slack of the political science department met with the group to discuss the problems of publication, membership is open to all students with a 3.0 average through twelve hours of english. mr. chris brown is the group ' s advisor. rho gamma, organized in 1947 as a local business education honorory society, this group strives to stimulate creative in- terest in the field of business education, majors or minors jin the field who achieve a 2.5 all-college and a 3.0 in business subjects may join the group which stresses high scholarship and the desirable qualities of a successful business education worker. Sigma delta pi. for students who are interested in the Spanish language and culture, the epsilon tau chapter of this na- i tional honorary offers lectures by native Spaniards, folk songs, and a christmas party where Spanish customs such as the pinata are observed, this year the meetings included mr. daniel van dyke ' s showing of slides of his mexican trip, to be eligible for the Westminster chapter, a Spanish student must be a sophomore in Spanish with a 3.0 in Spanish and a 2.8 all-college. sigma pi sigma. the activities of this national physics honorary ranged from seminars on esoteric subjects to a physics de- partment picnic, the highlight of the year was a seminar given by dr. arnold honig of Syracuse university on ortho- and para-hydrogen, this seminar was sponsored by the na- tional science foundation, a new program to help graduating sigma pi sigma members was initiated this year: the alumni file will keep members in touch with the alumni, a record of the graduate ' s career will be kept and will be available for consultation by anyone wishing information on a par- ticular grad school or industry, the Westminster chapter re- quires a 3.0 in physics and a 2.75 all college of its member- ship candidates. tau kappa alpha, this organization is a national forensic honorary, their purpose is to promote interest in public speaking, most of the local chapter ' s emphasis is placed on debate and oratory, those given membership in tka must have an outstanding two year record in forensics and rank in the top third of their class. thancs. this group is Westminster ' s sophomore men ' s hon- orary, membership is based on scholarship and activities, leadership and other intangibles are also considered in re- 251 viewing a candidate for membership, the group, whose academic requirement is a c , holds a cake sale to finance their annual award of a scholarship to a deserving freshman, the scholarship criteria are: need plus all the qualities needed for membership in thanes. who ' s who. requirements for membership in who ' s who in american colleges and universities include a c academic average and an active campus life, lists of eligible students are presented to student government, the members of this organization then determine the most deserving of the students. american chemical society, the student affiliate of this na- tional professional organization is composed of those chem- istry majors who find their interest in the field going beyond that material which is available in the classroom, their monthly meetings are open to the public and include films, student discussions, and guest lecturers, the program initiated last year which brings in students from other colleges to discuss their studies and research was a continued success this year, one of the local members, glenn edmunson, dis- cussed his recent patent for a way to render nitro-glycerine safe for transport. american guild of organists. Westminster ' s branch of ago is composed of students who wish to augment their private organ studies with participation in the many activities of ago. this year the group attended several organ recitals in the area and helped sponsor an organ workshop at the college. hand, the 1967-68 Westminster college band is a sixty-five member organization directed by dr. lewis songer. the band livens home football and basketball games with its pre-game and halftime music, in addition to its annual winter and spring concerts, the band presented an inauguration concert in honor of dr. e. i. carlson. this concert was rated as the band ' s most outstanding performance. campus christian forum, this organization gives all interested Westminster college students opportunities in christian service, the group ' s purpose, as stated in its constitution is: to provide an opportunity for spiritual strengthening and witness through on-campus and off-campus service and fellowship; to strive to exemplify the person and spirit of Christ in every aspect of life. the group sponsors service groups on both special and permanent bases, ccf dialogue groups discuss books and topics of current interest, while co-rec nights pro- vide for healthy physical release. cheerleaders, a willingness to devote long hours to practice is one of the principal prerequisites of a titan cheerleader, generating enthusiasm at titan basketball and football games, these ten girls try to keep student spirit high throughout the entire year, the girls, advised by miss walker, are chosen from all four classes, led this year by captain pat wright, they never quit, not even at waynesburg. circle k. the circle k club, the newest student organization on campus, is an affiliate of kiwanis international, the circle k club is a service organization for both the college and the community, the Westminster chapter just completed its first year of service, yet it has become one of the more active chapters in the state, this year the club held an easter party for the mercer county children ' s home, helped the local kiwanians in their annual halloween parade, ushered at Sunday vespers, and performed many other services for the school and community, since the group is entirely masculine, they need some occasional assistance from the womenfolk, in this area the kappa delta sorority was of great help. interfraternity council, the purpose of i.f.c. is to unify and co-ordinate the activities of Westminster ' s five national social fraternities, this, along with fostering good relations with the administration, is their goal, i.f.c. meets once a month or whenever necessary, its representatives are made up of three members from each fraternity, i.f.c. put on three dances, co-ordinated fraternity rush and pledging, and sponsored a golf tourney this year. mermaids, this organization is composed of upperclass women 252 with at least 2.0 averages, membership is determined on a competitive basis, with only the most accomplished swim- mers being selected, tryouts are held in October after prac- tice sessions supervised by members of the club, once new members have been chosen practices for the show are begun, around christmas a theme for the show is chosen and ideas for its development are discussed, after semester break, the girls work hard on routines,, costuming, and staging. m.e.n.c. the music educator ' s national conference strives to develop the professional growth of its members. Westminster ' s student chapter is primarily for those students who plan to teach music in the public schools, for this reason, the latest developments in music education are presented at the meet- ings, two of the most important phases of this year ' s activities were the revision of the organization ' s constitution and the sponsoring of a christmas party for the students and faculty. new wilniing-ten. ten women who just happen to enjoy sing- ing comprise this group, their purposes are a good time, •service, and personal enjoyment, the members of the group are selected on the basis of their voice qualities, blending, and sight-reading abilities, this year the tensome gave their annual christmas chapel and toured the area giving concerts for local organizations. uanhelJenic conference, this council-type set up is composed jf the president of each social sorority on campus, each of the seven nationals also elects a delegate to sit in on the conference, pan-hel acts as an intermediary betAveen the administration and the sororities, it also makes and enforces he mles for sorority rush and the relationships between |reek women and freshmen, the most important purpose of he organization, however, is to develop better inter-sorority ■elations. nolitical relations club, this was the big year for the pre. 3very four years the group, under the advisorship of dr. valter slack, stages a ' mock convention. ' this year ' s was the biggest and bestest yet. spirited political controversy swept he campus, this is the purpose of the political relations club, and this year it was well achieved, during their monthly meetings when the mock convention was not being planned, the group heard many interesting speakers relate their opin- ions on the sundry political crises of the day. pre-ined society, this society has the aim of familiarizing pre-med students with the personnel and material associated with the field that they plan to enter, programs this year have involved speakers, films, and field trips, all activities, of course, are related to the medical profession. senate, this is the governing body of Westminster ' s women students, it is composed of representatives from each dorm, sorority, and class, the senate ' s principal purpose is to super- vise the actions of the house council of each women ' s resi- dence, in addition to this duty, the senate meets each spring in conjunction with the dean of women to review and discuss possible revision of the rules in the student handbook, this is to facilitate proper definition of and consequent com- pliance with the school ' s stated policies. sociology club, this group is composed of students interested not only in sociology, but in related fields, thus the group is open to all students, under the advisorship of dr. roger wol- cott, they sponsor programs of interest throughout the year, the club closed its activities at the end of this year with its annual picnic at dr. wolcott ' s home. student government, this group ' s problem was dissolved by some linguistic analyst who changed its name from student council to student government. otherwise not too much was changed, a new constitution was passed, but not before becoming embroiled in controversy with some of the non- apathetic students who though that the new document did nothing to cure the body ' s chief problem — impotence, big name entertainment was well received for a change and the student government was solvent, (broke even.) dress codes, poorly attended tub dances, and proper channels further added to president dave thompson ' s headaches. student Pennsylvania state education association, the psea has the basic objectives of advancing the cause of education, elevating the quality of teaching, and promoting the wel- fare of those who teach, this year the group sent represen- tatives to a fall leadership conference and a spring state con- vention, both held in harrisburg. programs varied in both form and content were presented, the first semester was highlighted by a banquet at the tavern at which mr. Stevenson of neshannock high school spoke, the organization culminated the year ' s activities with the election of new officers and wishes of good luck to the graduating seniors. titanaires. the titanaires are Westminster ' s precision drill team, this year they were under the direction of barb Wallace, the titanaires provided half-time entertainment for football and basketball games, they also marched in the homecoming parade and for parents ' day. the twenty-four members are chosen for their marching and dancing abilities, poise, and appearance, their advisor is miss walker. ickps. this year the college radio station changed its call letters and became a for real f.m. radio station, under the advisorship of mr. Stevens, the station blossomed quickly, popular music, classical music, opinion, and news filled the air over mother fair, the most listened to programming of the year was wkps ' excellent coverage of the n.a.i.a tourna- ment in kansas city, students filled the ' tub ' and listened on the edges of their seats at the game description, wkps, not without pride, is one of the truly student oriented groups on campus. varsity tv. this is the elite group of athletes that have earned the right to wear the varsity ' w ' through participation in intercollegiate sports, to become eligible, an athlete must letter twice in one sport, once in two sports, or once in a sport that the athlete has participated in three years, the purpose of the organization is to keep intercollegiate sport in its proper place in education, thus the group encourages high academic standards among its members, each year they sponsor the mvp awards in each sport and give a banquet at 253 sororities the end of each year to recognize the achievements of the season(s) past. y.w.c.a. the young women ' s christian association meets twice a month and is open to all women, the purpose of ' y ' is to realize a full and creative life through a belief in God. they annually sponsor the big-little sister program as an aid to freshmen, this year book-markers were made for the shenango home, several members went to regional meetings in Pittsburgh and Washington, d. c. alpha gamma delta, the women of this social organization began the year ' s activities by having the winning entry in the annual homecoming float contest, the ag ' s were well represented in the homecoming queen ' s court with karen wohlgamuth as their candidate, the traditional halloween tunnel party was followed by a very enjoyable house party with the chi o ' s. the year, of course, included christmas and spring formals along with the usual philanthropic work done by the sorority, lo ann christy was selected by her sisters to sit in the may court, the year was closed out with a parents ' day reception and a sing ' n ' swing performance that was praised by all. chi omega, the members of this sisterhood began their year by entering their tweety bird float in the homecoming parade, biz ellis was nominated by her sisters to be in the homecoming court, on homecoming day, the chi o ' s held a breakfast for parents and alumnae, the activities had no lull, as a house party with the ag ' s, a pancake breakfast for greek women, a faculty tea, and a christmas formal at the sharon country club filled the remainder of 1967. philanthropic projects included preparing thanksgiving baskets for the needy and packages for the boys in Vietnam, spring brought a very successful rush and a houseparty given by the pledges, spring also saw an easter egg hunt for the faculty children and a picnic for the settlement house children in youngstown. in april the chi o ' s held their spring formal at the greenville country club, their active year was brought to a close by a parents ' day breakfast and dinner and participation in sing ' n ' swing with the numbers supper time and hap- piness is. ' delta zeta. this year was a successful one for the women of delta zeta. fall brought homecoming happiness with a second place trophy for their peanuts float, pat olsen was selected by her sisters to run for homecoming queen, the dz ' s picked up another second place finish in the annual siglympic . working a little harder in the winter and spring, the delt i zetas were undefeated in the volleyball intramurals and als )i took first place in the spring weekend competition, the yet ■ included more than athletic events, though, with the doni dunk for all sorority women, several philanthropic project, the dz state convention, and, of course, sing ' n ' swing, was a long drive for the dz ' s and their dates, but the sprin ; formal at the carlton house in Pittsburgh highlighted a ver good year. kappa delta, the women of this social sorority began th year with their annual kickoff dance before the first footba! i game, at homecoming, the kd ' s were represented by thei queen candidate, donna majewski. their float was well re ceived, even though it did not carry off one of the top prize; in addition to their spring and christmas formals, the kapp. deltas sponsored a patroness ' tea and a dessert for the othei sororities, as they do every year, the kd ' s held a picnic fo the children at the mercer county orphanage and partici pated in sing ' n ' swing. phi mil. preparing for the homecoming festivities kept th phi mu ' s hopping at the beginning of the first semesteiii their offering in the homecoming parade, thumper, urges; the titans to thump ' em down. lynne mallery was he! sisters ' representative in the queen ' s court, they entertained! alumnae in their chapter room on homecoming afternooDi the phi mu ' s held their first houseparty of the year in ii psychedelic atmosphere in the activity room of the nev castle business college, the lake arthur country club wa the setting for an enjoyable winter formal, as a philan thropic project, the women of phi mu acquired a Vietnamese orphan, hong thi pham, whom they presently supper through food sales, among their other activities were par ticipation in intramurals and achievement of the highest scho lastic standing among the campus ' sororities, second semeste; began with rushing and continued with a fashion show foi the other sororities, the spring formal, parents ' day, sing ' n swing, and a pledge-sponsored picnic. sigma kappa, once again as September came the women o; sigma kappa swarmed back to their mother fair Westminster ' the sig kap ' s broke their tradition of second place homecoming I floats by not placing at all. margie moore more than com ' pensated, however, by making the homecoming court hei own. the chapter room underwent remodeling this year, al last, in addition to the traditional pizza party, fund-raising spaghetti dinner, and christmas parties for the alumnae anc the overlook the sig kap ' s journeyed to waynesburg for the big game and a reunion with a sister chapter, the new yeai began with a belated christmas formal, rush, and pledging, for the second year in a row, the sig kaps won the inter- sorority basketball tournament, they were also amply rep- resented at another tourney held in kansas city, sig kaps, along with the rest of the campus, took part in the mocl; convention, the annual thiel picnic was held at thiel. the year ended with a parents ' day dinner and a presentation of a cole porter medley in the sing ' n ' swing. zeta tail alpha, the women of zet tau alpha started the school year off right by placing first in the siglympics. soon after- ward they held their fall houseparty and founder ' s day cele- bration, debbie warner represented her sisters in the home- coming court; their float was based on a li ' l abner theme, other fall activities included a halloween party in the mercer chfldren ' s home and the christmas formal at the sharon holiday inn. zeta week and a christmas party in the chapter room brought the first semester to a close, second semester activities began with rush, the spring houseparty and formal followed, the zeta ' s held their annual ice cream social for 254 fraternities all greek women in april. as one of their philanthropic projects they contributed to support a child in jordan. as the school year came to a close, they participated in the parents ' day festivities and gave a buffet luncheon for their [parents and alumnae. lalpha sigma phi. the alpha sigs ' first act of the new year was to welcome the freshman women to Westminster with their annual freshman tea and a serenade outside the womens ' dorms, this year saw the phipies win the ' a ' league bas- ketball intramurals and also win the scholarship trophy it the fall and spring honors convocations, their entry in :he homecoming float contest, ' Taat-ter ' em titans!, won first Drize, and their annual siglympics was the biggest and best 3ver, this year with good weather conditions, house parties, ush, and formals filled the rest of the year which was ended w sing ' n ' swing and a parents ' day luncheon. vii kappa tau. beginning with their traditional tea for fresh- nan women and an open house for freshman men, the inembers of this social fraternity experienced a busy, active i ear. they entered the homecoming float contest and held a lomecoming reception for parents and alumni, the phi tau ' s mtered a team in every intramural league and finished well n nearly all of them, their annual greased pig contest was ts usual rousing success, as was the christmas party held vith the kd ' s. the year was ended with sing ' n ' swing and he annual spring picnic at mill creek park. igma nu. the snakes are the oldest social fraternity on [ampus. this year they added one more successful year to heir already long list, they entered a float in the homecoming liarade and received the freshmen with a tea. alumni and barents were received at a homecoming breakfast, fall house- parties closed out the first semester activities, in addition to rush and pledging, the snakes were busy with their annual volleyball tourney, spring formal, and sing ' n ' swing, a parents ' day reception closed the year. sigma phi epsilon. the men of sigma phi epsilon began this year as they begin all years — with a freshman tea. (for freshman women, natch.) homecoming was its traditional success as the eps presented their non-float to the home- coming audience, a dinner was given for the homecoming queen candidates and a luncheon for alumni and parents activities for the year included having at least one team in all intramural leagues, for their eff orts, the eps were win- ners in the football and basketball b ' leagues, rush, formals, and pledging rounded out a good year for the eps, a year that was ended with an unusual sing ' n ' swing performance and a parents ' day luncheon. theta chi. some of the theta chis ' activities for the year included a tea for the freshmen women, monthly house parties, christmas and spring formals at sharon ' s shenango inn, a fraternity smoker and other rush functions, the brothers successfully participated in intramurals of all descriptions, theta chi ' s homecoming float entry, roadrunner, won second place in the fraternity division, this year ' s rush efforts were well rewarded as fifteen men became brothers, several mem- bers attended the regional theta chi convention held in toledo, ohio. seven went to miami beach to attend the national convention, for their sing ' n ' swing entry, they sang sheldon, sheldon and a medley of beer commercials, in may the fraternity bought the garrett estate, next year should be even better as the brothers move into their new house, the fraternity house farthest from the campus. I ! I first Jock he was kilt a handsome man and James and next let me see yes ' ill that was cleverest he was kilt and my youngest boy was kilt last with the big eyes i loved like you can ' t imagine Harry was o god kilt he was kilt everybody was kilt they called them the kilties e. e. cummings 0 3 if november had not come, the Westminster titans would have been unde- feated, if the monster that ate Cleveland had had the little burg founded by mad anthony wayne for a chaser, Westminster still would have had the best defensive small college football team in the nation, but november was predestined to be and the monster was satiated with Cleveland, all of which resulted in Westminster ' s dies irae being spread over two very long Saturday afternoons, a play by play account would tell no more than a glance at the last two scores, the carnegie-mellon game was just an upset, but the waynesburg battle was dunkirk without boats, the yellow jackets and the titans were to meet in the game which time magazine billed as the clash of the irresistible force and the immovable object, the immovable object must have been kidding, the air above the cow pasture down by the b o station was filled with waynesburg passes, not many of which fell incomplete, the yellow jackets ' groimd game also left little to be desired, after the game a titan fan mumbled, God isn ' t dead. He plays right half for waynes- burg! that allegation was not disproven that day. there were other days, however, and good ones at that, the season got off to a rollicking start as harold burry, the reigning ncaa small college coach of the year, started a freshman quarterback and a green defensive backfield against a team that expected to go to the tangerine bowl, if juniata thought the Westminster game would be a piece of cake, they got the icing all over their faces as that freshman quarterback ran for three touchdowns and that green defensive backfield throttled juniata ' s air attack, the loss to west- minster was the only one of the year for juniata. thiel had their only loss of the season handed them by the titans the follow- ing Saturday, after playing to a scoreless tie the first half, the titans, led by the passing of dave bierbach, scored twice in the third quarter and coasted the rest of the way with ball control, or as Westminster affectionately calls it, burry ball . geneva had their homecoming ruined by an uncooperative titan squad that broke a scoreless deadlock with twenty-six second-half points, the west- minster defense, headed by all-american middle linebacker bob scarazzo, had now only been scored upon once, and that in the closing seconds of a game comfortably won. bethany fell easily before the titan defense which forced three interceptions and two fumbles, and the titan offense which converted three of these errors into scores, by this time the Westminster offense had jelled, with a now experienced bierbach at the helm, paul smargiasso and charlie kurz were running well behind a fine offensive line headed by bill etheredge and doug behn. the stage was now set for hurry ' s eighteenth consecutive homecoming victory, the opponent was arch-rival grove city, and feelings were bitter because this game marked the termination of athletic relations between the two schools, the grovers eased out to a touchdown lead in the first quarter, but the determined titans broke it open with three second quarter scores, including an electrifying punt return by charlie kurz. burry ball made the halftime score the final. glenville then fell easily victim to the titan machine, after this game it was announced that the Westminster titans had the best small-college defensive team in the nation, they now were a nationally ranked team with an unblemished record, they had all-american bob scarazzo, all-state paul smargiasso and charlie kurz. they had all-west penn conference bill samuels, bill etheredge, roger hannigan, craig mcnamara, and glen nylander. they had the best small-college coach in the nation. they also had november ahead of them. 259 won 6 lost 2 Westminster 21 7 juniata Westminster 14 0 thiel Westminster 26 0 geneva Westminster 36 6 bethany Westminster 28 13 grove city Westminster 34 7 glenville state carnegie-mellon 41 34 Westminster waynesburg 61 7 Westminster fooftoetll 260 261 cross coxin-try led by the one-two punch of mvp torn gregory and senior ed craxton, Westminster ' s closely knit cross coun- try team finished with a fine 7-3 record, particularly evident throughout the season was the outstanding spirit of coach fran Webster ' s squad, the titans notched second place in the west penn conference with a 4-1 record, losing only to waynesburg ' s champion harriers, the highlight of the season for the titans came in the west penn conference championship meet at latrobe, when tom gregory outdistanced all competitors to capture first place, along with gregory and craxton, letter winners included bruce biggins, rick henderson, doug wilson, and tom armstrong. coach webster is looking for a fine freshman crop to replace seniors craxton, wilson, and armstrong. 262 263 iDStSlcetTDStll i might take a train i might take a plane but even if if haf ' ta walk i ' m goin ' just the same . . . when wilbert harrison, a long forgotten rock ' n ' roll star, sang those lyrics over a decade ago, he overlooked one very easy way to get to kansas city: win n. a. i. a. district 18. this, for the second season in a row, the titans did. during their eighth visit to kansas city (more than any other team in the nation) the players did more than stand on the comer of twelfth street and vine with their kansas city babies and their bottles of kansas city wine, they played some basketball, and, at the end of the week, were one of the four teams remaining from a starting field of thirty-two. the titans, one of the shortest teams in the tourney, but seeded sixth, trailed pasadena state for thirty-seven minutes before mike dresphng tied it with a jumper, regaining the ball, Westminster went into a two minute thirty second freeze, drespling was set up for the last shot with just seconds left, but he missed, titan fans in the tub and in the second deck at k. c. were sent into ecstasy a split-second later as dave robinson knifed through two pasadena rebounders to tip in the winning bucket and earn mother fair a crack at a monmouth (n. j.) team with a 26-1 record, in a see-saw battle that saw neither team gain an appreciable advantage, monmouth took a one point lead with ten seconds remaining, billy samuels, with the ball inbounded to him, looked futilely for a well defensed drespling. dribbling the ball into the key, samuels forced an opening and arched a soft thirteen footer that dropped perfectly through the net as the buzzer sounded. Westminster, with her two hollywood-scripted victories, was now the Cinderella team of the tournament, eastern michigan, a formidable foe which had easily disposed of its first two opponents, fell victim to the hottest titan shooting of the season, the flred-up titans, playing like a team that believed in itself, netted a phenomenal 57.1 per cent of its shots, to send themselves into the semi-finals against towering, third-seeded central state of ohio. the ohioans, with an impenetrable zone, toppled the titans by twenty-one points, and went on to defeat fair- mont state for the championship the next evening, in the consolation game, the demoralized titans, who felt that they should have come closer the night before, were routed by oshkosh state, the season had begun many weeks before as coach c. g. buzz ridl, aided by frannie webster, fused a well-knit, finely balanced unit of nine men that were all starters , the titans ' strength was on the beach as ridl could call on a hot shooter like ' l uppy or strong rebounders like joe yost and dale boyd to come in and change the tempo of a game to suit the titan cause, mike drespling, a second team all- american who was invited to try out for the Cincinnati royals after his selection to the all-tourney team in kansas city, led the titans offensively and for his efforts was named the most valuable player in the west penn conference, russ boston, an honorable mention all- american, led the team in rebounds and was second in scoring, these two did not by any means carry the load alone, as six titans were game high scorers, flashy fred mcconnell, floor general and free throw leader, gave the titans an effective freeze and a pattern that broke every press that the titans faced all year, clave robinson and bill samuels were game heroes several times, as was george zepernick, who made his senior year his finest one. Westminster opened with an unimpressive win over slippery rock, their careless play continued against the stronger competition of st. francis and gettysburg resulting in two losses, an encouraging victory over powerful c. c. n. y. gave the titans the impetus they needed to extend their winning streak to five, maryland state, who, after a disputed loss to the titans in the previous year ' s optimist tournament, had vowed that they would return with a vengeance, did. the titans recovered from the maryland state game over christmas and returned to easily beat wittenburg and pitt. back home, mother fair entertained the n. i. t. bound duquesne dukes, in one of the most exciting games of the season, Westminster led the 264 dukes late in the game behind fabulous shooting before succumbing by a narrow margin, red man- ning whose highly touted team barely escaped with its reputation intact, lik- ened playing the titans at at Westminster to walking into the valley of death , buoyed up by the narrow loss, the titans took four in a row before walking into duquesne ' s valley of death , the civic arena, three more victories fol- lowed, including one of Westminster ' s semi-annual annihilations of pitt — a tradition that may end soon because pitt has signed an extremely com- petent coach for next sea- son. the titans then dropped a heart-breaking one point overtime loss to st. francis after leading by six with a minute to go. russ bos- ton kept the out-classed titans in the game with the best effort of his ca- reer, george zepernick al- most personally handed geneva a defeat, and the titans closed the regular season with an easy win over aUiance. Westminster ' s regular sea- son record of 17-6 includ- ed a 4-5 record against major college competition; thus the titans had a 13-1 slate with schools of com- parable size. in the district 18 playoflE to decide the team to get the trip to kansas city, Westminster eased past in- diana state university and into the final with edin- boro state, edinboro, with a high-powered offense and a student body that couldn ' t hold its liquor, trailed Westminster 26-16 at the half, the titans hung on for the victory and a chance at k. c. 267 won 22 lost 8 Westminster 93 77 slippery rock St. francis 78 n 69 Westminster gettysburg 84 72 Westminster Westminster 81 64 c. c. n. y. Westminster 86 61 indiana Westminster 83 o 55 st. Vincent Westminster 105 o 57 waynesburg Westminster 85 62 plattsburg maryland state 86 71 Westminster Westminster 77 69 wittenberg Westminster 81 72 pitt duquesne 71 6 66 Westminster Westminster 82 54 Carnegie -mellon Westminster 75 0 57 geneva Westminster 86 O 56 waynesburg Westminster 69 46 camegic-mellon duquesne 87 « 69 Westminster Westminster 84 o 76 st. vincent Westminster 96 77 pitt Westminster 84 69 bucknell St. francis 97 0 96 Westminster Westminster 93 e 72 geneva Westminster 85 72 alliance Westminster 66 59 indiana Westminster 48 41 edinboro Westminster 69 67 pasadena Westminster 70 69 monmouth Westminster 92 84 eastern michigan central state 72 51 Westminster oshkosh state 102 68 Westminster wpc 6-4 (2nd) the junior version of the titans played a rough fifteen game schedule that included home and home series ' with the university of Pittsburgh and duquesne. with the graduation of four varsity regulars, this experience against major college competition will prove invaluable to the greenies as they will be expected to look seasoned in a varsity role next year. coach frannie Webster ' s squad showed up well against small college competition as they swept their first five contests from area teams in convincing fashion, the next few games were even greater mismatches than the Chris- tians and the lions, as the alumni and duquesne decisively downed the jayvees. a loss to geneva, the only one of the season to small college competition, was followed by a trouncing of usually strong amo ' s esso. the team showed well in two last-second losses to pitt and the buhl club, setting the stage for two easy victories over geneva and hiram. the highlight of the season came, ironically enough, in a losing cause, the duquesne dukes, who were to win all their games by large margins, were held to a ten point victory by the junior titans, in this game the lack of a good, consistent big man — a problem all the season — proved to be a glaring weakness against duquesne ' s 6 ' 8 nelson twins, the titans ' consistent shooting and excellent floor game kept tliem in the contest, a few days later the season ended with another narrow loss to the buhl club, but it seemed that several of the jv ' s would become excellent varsity players. jVLiiior varsity won 8 lost 7 Westminster 77 68 slippery rock Westminster 84 69 figo a. c. Westminster 75 54 slippery rock Westminster 65 51 hiram Westminster 70 64 pitt duquesne 86 72 Westminster alumni 107 90 Westminster geneva 85 78 Westminster Westminster 111 86 amo ' s esso buhl community center 73 72 Westminster pitt 65 63 Westminster Westminster 60 45 hiram Westminster 81 64 geneva duquesne 73 63 Westminster buhl community center 74 70 Westminster ■wrestling St. Vincent kutztown state slippery rock western reserve allegheny slippery rock won 0 lost 6 23 20 27 18 26 24 8 Westminster 13 Westminster 8 Westminster 17 Westminster 13 Westminster 10 Westminster in their second season of varsity competition, coach ralph bouch ' s grapplers dropped all six matches, it should be recognized, however, that it takes time to build a successful wrestling program, and more time yet to build a winning tradition that will attract good wrestlers to Westminster, even though the team as a whole did not do well, there were some outstanding individual records: john hogue, wrestling in the 145-pound class, went unbeaten, winning all five of his matches, prob- ably the most exciting performer was mvp ernie bodo. bodo ' s unblemished record in the 177 pound class included four pins, his one loss came while wrestling in the unlimited bracket, against kutz- town bodo pinned his opponent spectacularly in the early moments of the first round, with underclassmen comprising this year ' s squad entirely, and with several top-flight freshmen ex- pected in the fall, the prospects for next year seem somewhat brighter. 270 s-wimming competing under about the most unfavorable con- ditions possible, the titan tankers went winless again this season, their record, however, does not reflect the team ' s desire, perserverence, and hard work, promising freshman and mvp dave fuller had some excellent individual efforts in the free- style events, the freestyle relay team of dave fuller, warren risk, eric wilkins, and captain torn kepple was undefeated in dual competition, and set a school record in the penn-ohio champion- ships of 3:39.2 in the 400 yard event, with most of the top point-getters returning next year, and another good freshman crop expected, the for- tunes of the titan swimming team will certainly improve and at least be on a par with the oppo- sition by the time the new pool is built. 272 the old adage that records were made to be broken certainly was upheld by this year ' s titan track team, no less than seven records were broken this season, as Westminster powered to one of its best track records in recent years, only a loss to slippery rock kept tlie titans from an undefeated season; every other opponent fell by sizeable margins, mvp laroyal wilson, who seems to break the triple jump record each time he jumps, extended the mark to a distance of 44 feet 11 inches, ed craxton, running the hurdles for the first year, broke the 440 yard intermediate record with a time of 58.3 seconds, russ boston leaped 6 feet 5 inches in the high jump to set a new standard, the 440 yard relay team of jim taylor, bob power, jim barron and laroyal wilson now hold the record in that event with a 44.1 time, the field events did not escape the record breaking onslaught, doug behn extended his record in the shot to 46 feet 1 inch, john pap- worth hurled the discus 140 feet 6 ' i inches, and keith conover now holds the longest javelin throw in Westminster ' s history with a toss of 196 feet 2 inches. although laroyal wilson, who could be cormted upon to win four events in each meet, was the big sparkplug in the titan attack, it was balance in all events that gave the titans a more than successful season, with most of the cindermen returning next year, it looks like the titans may shoot for an undefeated season. 274 tr stele won 7 lost 1 Westminster 110 35 St. francis Westminster 118} 26K waynesburg Westminster 107 38 geneva Westminster 95 50 edinboro Westminster 102} 42 thiel slippery rock 86 59 Westminster Westminster 86) 58 clarion Westminster 102 43 camegie-mellon 275 276 277 TDSLseTDetll J. , cdinuoro won A o lost yj Westminster geneva, 1 1 JL 1 o o Westminster geneva D n u Westminster allegheny q o Westminster Westminster D c O clarion state Westminster O A clarion state wayncsburg o o westmmster Westminster A 4 1 waynesburg westmmster A 4t q St. francis Westminster o o 9 st. francis duquesne 1 n Westminster slippery rock 1 0 Westminster Westminster 8 5 thiel 278 1968 proved to be quite a disappointment to the titan baseball team, with many of the key performers back from last year ' s championship squad, titan players and fans alike were expecting good things, inability to come up with the clutch hit, a sieve-like defense, and a rain-abbreviated schedule all contributed to the titan demise, the season got off to a poor start as mother fair dropped her first four contests, there was no giving up, however, as the titans came back to take five of their next six to even up their record, the most heartbreaking loss of the season came in the next to last game as the titan de- fense handed n. c. a. a.-bound slippery rock a 1-0 victory, the victim of this was bill harper, who pitched in the form that won him all-american honors the previous season, the titans ' last game was a victo ry against thiel that brought Westminster to within one game of the break-even mark, any hopes that the titans harbored of coming up with a .500 season were washed out as the last four games were cancelled be- cause of rain. leading the titans at the plate was freshman dave bierbach, with a lofty .448 average, dave, who was also an outstanding quarterback on the football team, was the winner of the most promising freshman award at the annual all sports banquet, senior bill harper contributed a strong .348 mark that included a dramatic last-inning home run against clarion that won the titans ' first game of the year, dave anderson, who was one of the few bright spots defensively, also had an excellent .340 average, paul smargiasso, a .289 hitter, was the leader in home runs with three and rbi ' s with ten. after these four fine stickmen, the titans ' hitting was exceptionally weak, in fact, the team batting average was an anemic .222. in the pitching department, the only hurler that worked more than fourteen innings was bill harper, who coach ridl said was the finest pitcher that he has ever coached, in his four year career at Westminster harper set many records, including a fantastic 23 2 3 con- secutive innings of hitless ball, this season bill was the victim of poor support, both offensively and de- fensively, he struck out more than one batter per inning en route to posting a 3-3 record and a 3.33 e. r. a. the team earned run average was a horren- dous 5.51. with harper, anderson, and smargiasso graduating, the future fortunes of titan baseball do not look good, new coach ron galbreath must look for an outstand- ing freshman crop if he expects the titans to regain their newly-lost standing atop the west penn con- ference. this year ' s tennis team was led to a tie for the west penn conference title by ' freshman sensation steve ross. steve, who had a sensational high school record, only dropped one singles match during the entire season, including the southern tour, outside of ross, the rest of the team was inconsistent, but played well ini clutch situations. the season opened with easy victories over conference rivals waynesburg and st. i Vincent, allegheny proved too strong for the titans who picked the wrong after- noon to have a bad day. Westminster then came back to shut out duquesne in their most convincing victory of the year, a loss to tough camegie-mellon was followed by the low point of the year as the titans were upset by the university of Pittsburgh, in the next match, the netters made amends with a thrilling come-from-behind victory over geneva to win a tie for the conference crown, trailing 4-2 after the singles matches, the titans won all three doubles matches to eke out a one point decision. buoyed by this dramatic win, frannie Webster ' s men went on to take the con- - ference championships, number four man, miles olsen, had the best day of his career as he won the number four singles and teamed with dave thompson to win the doubles, the teams of harrison-ross, and mcgill-beshore also cap- 1 tured doubles victories as the titans made a clean sweep of the doubles com- petition. Steve ross was forced to forfeit his singles final because of an injured i leg. not able to effectively cover the full court, he nevertheless gamely com- 1 bined with bruce harrison for their doubles win. losing only one senior, dave thompson, the team will have a fine nucleus returning, a won 4 lost 3 Westminster 8 1 St. Vincent Westminster 7 2 waynesburg alleglieny 7 2 Westminster Westminster 9 0 duquesne carnegie-mellon 7 2 Westminster pitt 5 4 Westminster Westminster 5 4 geneva wpc 4-0 (t ic for 1st) wpc championship (1st) 281 for the fifth time in the last six years dr. hurry ' s Hnksters went undefeated, mowing down ten opponents in convincing fashion, in those past six years the titans ' golf record has been 55-1-1, nothing less than spectacular, led by mvp skip watt, charles cullison, dan loucks, john rishel, carl bell, and wes freeberg, the golf team displayed the balance necessary for winning, four members of the team took medalist honors at least once during the season, in fact, in the west penn championships number five man carl bell took medalist honors as the titans swamped all opposition, with only captain john rishel graduating and several able backup men eager to win a position on the squad, it looks as if the titans can look forward to another average team next year. won 10 lost 0 Westminster 5 2 point park Westminster 2 2 waynesburg Westminster 7 0 St. Vincent Westminster 6 1 geneva Westminster 53 IM pitt Westminster 6 1 thiel Westminster 2 St. francis Westminster 6 1 duquesne Westminster 6% 2 allegheny Westminster 7 0 carnegie-mellon wpc 5-0 (1st.) wpc tourney 1st. 282 t 283 284 285 womens ' extretm.-u.rstls 287 take it from me kiddo believe me my country, ' tis of you, land of the Cluett Shirt Boston Garter and Spearmint Girl with the Wrigley Eyes (of you land of the Arrow Ide and Earl Wilson Collars) of you i sing: land of Abraham Lincoln and Lydia E. Pinkham, land above all of Just Add Hot Water And Serve — from every B. V. D. let freedom ring amen, i do however protest, anent the un -spontaneous and otherwise scented merde which greets one (Everywhere Why) as divine poesy per that and this radically defunct periodical, i would suggest that certain ideas gestures rhymes, like Gilette Razor Blades having been used and reused to the mystical moment of dullness emphatically are Not To Be Resharpened. (Case in point if we are to believe these gently O sweetly melancholy trillers amid the thrillers these crepuscular violinists among my and your skyscrapers — Helen Cleopatra were Just Too Lovely, The Snail ' s On The Thorn enter Morn and God ' s In His andsoforth do you get me?) according to such supposedly indigenous throstles Art is O World O Life a formula: example, Turn Your Shurttails Into Drawers and If It Isn ' t An Eastman It Isn ' t A Kodak therefore my friends let us now sing each and all fortissimo A- mer i ca, I love, You. 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CANTON, OHIO 44718 PHONE 492-2030 editor james j. hainer the visual effect barbara a smith literary editor alfreda w. hainer photography Clifford mosher james rentz sports dale swdft faculty joan bender index james h. turner, jr. business and advertising barry stewart omicron pi delta photographers roger beaupre john galbreath dave henderson Connie hight jean kaulback richard mckee 1 • 1 1 lyman rmgbloom alan sheaUey mitchell simon emest wood also: abey studio (neil baldelli) the new Wilmington globe the new castle news the Washington observer the Westminster holcad darkroom michael brubaker censor moderation n. moderation advisor david hessong cover design james j. hainer 310 index general index — a — aaron, woodrow 153, 215 abbott, mrs. agnes 80 adams, mrs. charlotta 71 adams, dennis 114, 247 adams, mrs. edna 83 adams, dr. norman 108 adams, timothy 141, 201, 223 agnew, bonneita 153, 231 aiken. robert 198 akerstrom, sue 146, 202, 205, 214, 219, 226 akrie, ruth 165, 195 alcroft, james 153 ale.xander, robert 141, 201. 284 alien, barbara 31, 114, 190, 198, 200, 203, 204, 205, 224 alien, Joseph 114, 190 alien, scott 248 alien, susan 239 alpha gamma delta 226 alpha psi omega 198 alpha sigma phi 240 american chemical society 222 american guild of organists 216 ames, john 244 ames, margaret 153, 219, 224 amos, sally 195, 226 anderson, bonnie 114, 204, 224 anderson, david 1 14 anderson, susan 114, 184, 236 annecillo, emily 153, 233 antes, miss jean 74, 196 antis, beverly 200, 214, 216 antoniazzi, mr. frank 78 apgar, barbara 214, 239 argo 210 armour, jacklyn 205, 208, 209, 221, 224, 226 armstrong, judith 114, 225, 234 armstrong, thomas 114, 262, 263, 194, 204, 224 aston, carol 153 atkins, john 114, 190, 204, 243 atkinson, ellen 153, 215 ault, Wesley 146, 215 austin, donald 1 14 — b — babcock, margaret 146 babinsky, ed 197 babovsky, michaelene 114, 190, 203, 200, 230 backus, sally 142, 232 bagg, carol 146, 208, 209. 236 bagley, david 15, 146, 194, 217 bagiey, michael 114, 202, 214 bailie, david 146, 223, 248 baird, linda 204, 224, 230 baker, leland 153 baker, sally 205, 224, 230, 287, 147 baldwin, evanna 114, 226 ballert, bruce 114, 272, 199, 222 band 215 barkley, jack 114, 201, 204 barnes, dan 284 barnhart, karen 115, 204, 201, 203, 205, 223, 232 barrow, james 246, 269, 274 barrow, craig 194, 197, 205, 243 baseball 278 basketball 264 battey, william 115 bauman, frank 141, 206 beach, suzanne 141 beal, Carolyn 115, 224, 234 beal, Christine 115, 200, 216, 232 beaupre, roger 177, 304, 210 beaver, margaret 214, 234 becker, ited 270, 271, 224 beckes, ned 245 beckett, charles 206, 214 beels, sarah 41, 115, 200, 214, 216, 219, 224, 230 bees, mrs. elizabeth 71 beezley, mrs. josephine 75 behn, douglas 117, 274, 292, 139, 224, 247 beigbeder, lynnette 141, 197, 220, 224, 236 beighlea, ann 147, 224, 234 bell, carl 269, 282, 283, 245 bell, sarah 153 bender, charles 1 15, 172, 198, 243 bender, edward 198 bender, joan 141, 200, 216, 239 bennett, susan 141, 200 beshore, lance 223, 244 best, david 6, 166 best, john 271 best, Virginia 141, 236 betza. ruth 147 bevan, bett.e 1 15 berger, james bergey, mr. ronald 91 beta beta beta 198 bhame, mary 115,200,214,215,216 biberich, mr. waiter 98 biemel, david 141 bierbach, donald 260, 261 billie. nancy 153, 224 bispeck. laurie 115, 223 bitar, keith 153, 243 black, edgar 141, 200, 202, 222, 248 blackburn, mr. william 78 blair, james 1 1,5 blamick, robert 153, 215 blanchard, emily 224, 234 bleasby. dr. george 94 bliley. john 141. 202 blums, mr. waiter 78 blythe, thomas 153 bodo, ernie 271. 224. 240, 241 boggs, deborah 182, 185, 286, 287, 2.36 boling, george 222, 243 bollard, sherry 141. 226 bolyard, mr. william 72 bolyard, bill 285 bonney, dale 226 book, mr. earl 78 boston, russell 181. 247. 268, 274, 276 bouch, mr. ralph 105, 112. 259, 260, 274 boughler, mary 115 bovenkirk, kathy 203, 204, 200, 224, 230 bowden. barbara 229 bower, wendy 219, 237 boyd. alice 147 boyd, dale 26, 27. 181. 266, 267 boyd, robert a. 241 boyd, robert c. boyer, robert 187, 214 boyle. edward 115. 247 braden, barbara 147. 208. 209. 224, 234 brand, john 141. 263, 262. 223 brandon, dianna 153 bredland, dr. einar 92, 203 brengle, brett 35 brenner, david 204, 223 brenner, gary 223 brest, mr. james 78 bretsnyder, mrs. laura 80 briegs, Christine 172, 198 brock way, lynne 116 brodish, lawrence 44 brook, margy 239 brown, mr. Christopher 95 brown, gary 153, 163, 166, 246, 269 brown, judy 194, 195, 223, 226 brown, paul 100. 200 brown, rebecca 153, 224, 233 brown, william 147, 215 brubaker, barbara 232 brubaker, cheryl 153 brunn. Christina 153 buckwalter, suzanne 116. 203, 204, 236, 217 buddington. craig 214, 217 bump, james 202 bunner, ann 224, 239 bunten, kathleen 116, 190 burbick, william 110 burgess, robert 116, 190, 194, 198, 208, 222 burig, mrs. nancy 70 burk, jacqueline 153 burkert, daphne 147, 195, 214, 234 burling, eric 52. 247 burnside. mr. roy 78 burr, david 215 burry, dr. harold 104, 181. 188. 260. 282 burry, jacqueline 141, 181, 218, 228 bush, everett 116, 190, 198, 200, 203, 222 butia, mr. joseph 78 butia, rich 247, 284, 285 butler, leslie 153, 227 ccf cabinet 212 dialogue groups 212 established service 213 special service 213 cake, joan 180, 185 calder. wayne 246 callan, edward 6. 7. 166 Cameron, sue 219. 147. 224, 232 Campbell, mrs. bernice 78 Campbell, joann 203, 246 Campbell, louann 141, 221, 223, 2.16 campsey, david 147 canning, fred 271, 292, 199, 201. 243 Carlson, dr. earland 20. 39, 68, 69, 175 Carlson, mrs. earland 39 Carlson, john 243 Carlson, russell 147, 224 Carlson, sandra 224, 239 Carney, joyce 116, 190, 201, 203, 214, 234 carpenter, mr. william 109 carr, thomas 116, 196, 197, 214 carson, william 116, 285 carte, linda 230 carter, elizabeth 153 carter, graham 153 cary, carol 141, 236 caves, wilma 32, 116 cawthorne, james 141 chambers, dr. richard 92 chambers, Stanley 240 Chang, joannie 1 16 chapin, miss gertrude 83 chapman, patricia 153. 219, 227 charles, carolyn 153, 234 charlesworth, lynda 116 cheerleaders 226 chenevey. mr. paul 102. 131, 202 chesler. mr. arthur 91 chi omega 228 choir, concert 214 choir, vesper 214 christian, donna 184. 218. 224. 228 Christiansen, susan 116, 221, 224, 230 Christy, kathy 198, 217 Christy, loann 141, 188, 286, 194, 196, 197, 216, 226 Christy, dr. wayne 108, 196 church, james 116 cifer, john 248 cimini, renee 232 circle k club 273 Clancy, linda 116 dark, denise 153 dark, kathy 214 Clark, nancy 116,200,216,217,234 cleis, william 153 Clemens, dr. george 99 Clemens, torn 284. 285, 247 dine, Catharine 147. 182. 218. 219. 228 dose, cathy 147, 184, 194, 224, 228 cochran, Constance 141 cochran, diane 141, 287 cochran, robert 147 Cochrane, daryl 147 Cochrane, mary 215, 231 cockerille, dr. clara 93 cogIey,,ann 153. 224 Cogswell, roger 153 Collins, john 141, 228 colquhoun, william 116, 247 colton, mr. david 76 comfry, lynn 232 conover, keith 274 conway, mr. george 100 conway, shelly 153 cook, Carole 6, 7 cook, dr. Charles 94, 205 cooper, judith 116, 214, 228 cooper, kathleen 141, 228 copeland, robert 243 cornman. mr. charles 78, 79 corrigan, james 153 coughenbur, mr. bob 196 coulter, carolyn 147, 220, 236 courtwright, jean 224 cousins, martha 1 16 cow, a. 310 cowan, james 222 cowles, carolyn 141, 218, 236 cox, ellen 116, 190, 226 crabb, ann 154, 194, 237 craig, bryce 200, 205. 243, 269, 147 Crawford, william 197 craxton, edward 114. 116. 262. 274, 199, 224 craxton, sarah 117 cresswell. kathryn 154. 224 Crispin, frank 243 croft, dianne 147 croft, john 44. 117 croUey, byron 141, 245 crone, norma 117, 201, 226 cross country 262 cross, kathy 221, 236 culler, susan 154, 208, 209 cullison, Charles 244, 282 cummins, mr. james 98. 204 Cunningham, alan 154, 249 Cunningham, suzanne 142, 228 curry, cynthia 154, 227 curry, john 147, 222 cwens 205 cyphers, elizabeth 117, 234 — d — dapprich, kristine 154 daubenspeck, carol 141, 223, 234, davidson. ronald 154, 246 davies, darrell 243 aavis, Cheryl 117. 208 davis. edwin r. 147. 202, 272 davis, elizabeth 228 davis, joan 141, 201, 224, 234 davis, susan 239 davis, mr. william 272, 273, 274 dawson, david 141, 206, 202 dawson, glenn 1 1 7 dawson, marion 117, 190, 199, 203 debate 222 degraw. richard 117 dejoseph, buppy 292 dejoy, dan 206 312 delair. patricia 224, 228 dieletto, kathleen 117, 224, 230 del re, marlene 117, 190 delta phi alpha 199 delta zeta 230 deluca, kathy 229 demotte, paul 1 18 dennen, william 244 depinto, dominie 10 deritter, robert 141, 206 devlin, elizabeth 147, 224, 230 dewind, joann 1 18 dewitt, dr. dewey 89 dillensnyder, robert 222 dillon, karen 147, 232 diorio, margaret 154, 233 disegi, susan 147 disque, laurel 147, 194, 205, 214, 230 dixon, penny 209, 236 dobi, dave 147 dolton, William 38, 243 donaldson, barbara 118, 224, 230 donaldson, james 245 donaldson, jane 147, 230 donch, marsha 141 dormitory counselors — mens 197 dormitory counselors — womens 197 dougherty, william 243 douglas. dr. lawrencc 92 downs, james 147, 244 drake, Catherine 118, 200, 214, 216 drake, thomas 248 drespling, michael 27, 115, 118, 125, 265, 268, 292, 224 drew, philip 142 du, john 142, 271, 222, 248 dudik, duane 154 duerk, barry 118 dunlop, hugh 34 dyer, mr. robert 91 dyhouse, Clifford 118, 285 — e — eckrich, gregory 3, 177, 222 edeburn, mrs. clarence 78 edie, mr. neil 78 edinger, kathleen 214, 224 edinger, susan 147, 214 edmundson, glenn 222 edwards, mark 118 edwards, dr. william 92 egy, douglas 248 eifert, rebecca 118, 203, 200, 224, 230, 231 elder, carolyn 154, 233 elderkin, david 6 ellis, elizabeth 166, 205. 221, 224, 228 ellis, janet 147, 199, 287 ellis, john 222 ellis, mr. ross 71 ellis. Sharon 154 emrick. ron 247, 284, 285 engle, marcia 147, 202, 214, 215, 224, 234 english, james 142 enslen, nancy 226 enzor. susan 118, 170, 198, 230 erwin. john 44, 1 18 eta Sigma phi 199 etheredge, william 118, 195, 201, 204, 205, 223, 224, 247 ettinger, nancy 154, 214, 231 evans, gale 154, 233 evans, sandra 232 everett, thomas 118, 196, 197, 247 ewing, jane 148 — f — fair, mary 118, 190, 203, 200, 202, 205. 236 fairman, dr. marion 94. 204 fairman, timothy 118. 190, 203, 202, 205, 224 farmerie, dr. samuel 93 fassett, lynne 164, 204, 226, 200 feightner. melinda 229 fennell. william 142. 200, 204 ferguson, lydia 142, 199, 202, 226 ferry, david 118, 243 figore, Carole 118. 195, 196, 230, 231 finn, peter 140. 195 fisher, mr. Charles 78 flath, cretchen 214 flint, richard 148, 208, 209 flynn, mrs. kathryn 78 fontanella. thomas 154, 214 football 258 forjan. terry 214, 216, 231 foster, david 191, 223, 247 foti, linda 118, 190. 204. 200. 202, 205, 236 fox. mrs. sara 72 fraas. vida jean 119, 190, 199, 202, 225. 226 france. michelle 142. 221, 228 francis, arthur 119, 195, 243 frankenburg, robert 119 franks, brandt 247, 284, 285 fravens, miss grace 75 frawley, sara 148 fray, jacqeuline 154, 237 fray, mrs. mary 82 frazer, shirley 199 frazier. william 142 frear. ruth 119, 199, 202 freeburg, wes 282 frey, mrs. lucille 86 frey, marion 221, 226 fry, Christine 142 fuller, david 215 funk, molly 119 fussell, bradley 245 — g — gaches, william 241 galbreath, john 148, 198 galbreath. mr. robert 93 gallup. david 224 gamble, mr. paul 95 garber. paul 248 gardiner, donna 154, 224 gardner, carolyn 154 gardner, harry 119, 190 gardner, karen 119. 190, 203, 200, 214 gates, bart 282 gefvert, douglas 214 gehr, scott 243 geletka, gregg r. 146, 148, 223, 240, 241 gempel, dave 206 genger, mrs. mary jane 78 genger, shelly 61, 205, 228 george, ray 1 19 germaine, john 142 gese. dr. edward 86 gilbert, mr. george 84 gilbert, james 119. 190, 199. 204. 222, 248 ginaven, fr. john 205 girven, galen t. 148, 172 glaser, bill 142 glenn, david 119 goblinger, john 274 gold, janet 218 golf 282 good, david 142 goodwill, mr. harold 78 gordon. Oliver 148. 215, 223 gotwalt, linda 142, 224, 228 goughler, donald 28. 119. 170. 172 graham, robert 119 grant, ralph 215 gray, carl 119, 190, 202 gray, dr. david 92 gray, kathryn 14, 182, 224, 228 gray, linda 154, 233 greco. paul 148. 282, 283. 244 greenwood, scott 154, 269 gregory, thomas 142, 262, 274, 194, 224 gregory, dr. thomas 108 griffith, carolyn 148 gross, dorothy 154. 219. 239 gross, j. 1. 44, 119, 190 grottenthaler, john 206 grundy, pamela 154, 239, 207 gunkler, jean 154, 219 guthrie, marcie 119, 214 guy, brian 119, 247 guzewicz, george 248 — h — haber, david 269 haenick, david 142 hagenbuch, jill 234 hagerstrand, margaret 142, 208, 209, 224 haigler, mrs. nancy 79 haigler, mr. robert 78 hainer, alfreda 46, 210, 211 hainer, jim 201, 210, 223, 310 haker, linda 224 hall, bonnie 154 hall, jane 154 hall, michael 148 halleran. carol 154. 220, 227 hallett. Christine 119, 228 halsey. peter 247 ham, dorothy 119 hamilton, marion 148 hammerton, don 284 hancox, richard 246, 274 hanna, john 35, 119, 196, 204 hannigan. roger 119. 284. 285. 224 hannigan. richard 245, 247 hanzes. mrs. janet 78 harclerode. donald 36 harper, jane 120, 196 harper, william 120, 278, 292, 199 harris. george 202. 216 harrison, bruce 195. 280. 201, 214, 224 harrower, rosanna 120, 190, 230 hartung, joyce 120 haug, marsha 154, 229 haver, david 154, 245 hawbaker, ruth 195 hawkins, miss jane 82 heard, linda 154, 231 heard, mr. thomas 107 heasley, mr. warren 78 heckathorne. june 229 hecklinger. penny 120, 224 heid. april 148, 232 heidrich, harry 120, 202, 214 heilig, richard 142, 285, 223 heilrrian, gail 120 heilman, nancy 155, 224 helfrich. thomas heilman, francis 120, 202, 224 hemstreet, stana 155, 231, 287 henderson, dr. joseph 92 henderson, kathryn 120, 195, 223, 232 henderson, richard 262, 274, 224, 241 hendry, dr. richard 88 hengerer, dave 194, 244 hensel, karen 226 hepler, martha 142, 189, 195, 197, 200, 214, 217, 226 herman, nancy 120, 200, 214, 215 herrig, rudolf 98, 99 hershberger, linda 142, 202, 224, 228 hershelman. janet 155, 234 hessong, mr. david 92 hetra, jane 148, 205, 232 heyer, charleen 148, 217, 221 hight, connie 230 hild, mr. robert 85 hileman, miss elsie 91 hill, matthew 148 hinchberger. richard 202. 215 hite. tom 284, 285, 197 hitner. donna 148, 219, 229, 287 hoagland, judy 223, 224, 229 hobbie, katherine 120. 203. 198, 214 hofmeister, Charles 120 hofmeister. judith 142. 232 hogue. david 155, 202, 214 hogue, john 271 holcad 209 hoUiday, richard 120, 195 holt, deborah 155, 220, 237 holtzapple, deborah 152, 155 hooper, mary 224 hoovler, marcia 148, 236 hope, ann 120, 200, 201, 224 hopkins, mrs. janet 93 hopkins, dr. joseph 108 hopkins, samuel 120, 204, 243 hoppe, louise 148, 236 horn. mr. fredrick 95 home, linda 142, 223, 232 horvath, susan 148, 239 houk, beth ann 142, 185, 189, 194, 196, 219, 226 houk. kathy 155. 286, 195, 214, 217, 219 hover, dr. galen 39. 77 hover, martha 120. 182, 190, 194, 200. 225, 226 howard, kenneth 121. 190, 194, 201, 204 howe, diane 142, 198, 222. 224, 239 howe. Suzanne 148. 199. 234 howell. spencer 155. 224, 272 howell. sue 219, 230 hren, carol 214 huber, james 202. 214, 217 Hudson, nancy 121. 190, 200 huey, randall 155, 269 hunter, linda 155 hursey, deborah 148, 224, 232 icardi, james 121 inghram, jane 155, 237 ingling, linda 224, 230 interfratemity council 195 Ireland, mr. graham 74. 196 irvine, james 155 ivancic, mark 205 jablonski, edward 247 jacobsen, jan 152, 155, 231 jacobsen, jared 155, 202, 214, 216 jahrling, dorothy 184, 221, 223, 228 james, miss nancy 94 jennings, connie 148 jensen, dr. arthur 96 jensen, karen 121, 218 jesburg, william 6, 155 johns, susan 148, 200. 214, 219 johnson, Jeffrey 246, 284, 285 johnston, patrick 246 johnstone. marliss 200, 202, 226 jolly, teena 214 jones, alien 148, 202, 208, 209 jones, dark 12 jones, john 148 jones, katherine 148 jones, patricia 228 joseph, maura 226 joslin, john 121, 190 junior year abroad 225 313 — k — kalb, susan 122. 195, 236 kalb, trudi 30, 148, 170, 172, 198 kappa delta 232 kappa delta pi 200 kappa mu epsilon 200 kaufman, mr. emmet 78 kaufman, Christine 142 kaulback, jean 142, 198, 200, 222, 239 kay, mr. Charlie 78 keck, karen 148, 234 keim, robert 244 keiser, susan 226 keister, kaye 149, 234 kelewae, jacquel 142, 284, 274 kelley, robert 149, 194, 223, 248 kelley, Sharon 214, 219 kelly, lawrence 121 kelly, nancy 155, 224 kemlitz, bruce 121, 243 kengeter, steven 202, 214 kennedy, doug 142 kennedy, karl 149, 205, 269 kennedy, waiter 142, 195, 280, 248 kennerdeU, linda 155, 214 kepple, thomas 149, 224, 272 kerr, john 44, 121 kerr, scott 155 kerven, carole 232 kidd, douglas 155 kilgore, sandra 121, 174, 200, 214, 216, 217 king, bruce 149 king, carole 121, 190, 203, 197, 200, 204, 205, 224, 232 king, richard 34, 222 kingsley, david 199 kingston, george 121, 184 kinsman, jamie 142, 201, 223, 236 kirkbride, miss dorothy 102 kitterman, keith 243 klear, barbara 197, 226 klinedinst, daniel 121 knapp, dana 194, 240, 241 knapp, marilyn 121, 243, 200, 226 knapp. Samuel 149 knapp, William 244 knauff, mrs. hazel 79 knowlson, kathleen 214 kocher, miss mabel 82 koernig, carol 143, 226 kolderup, susan 171, 216 kolesar, sally 172 koogler, sandra 155, 220, 229 koster, preston 121, 243 krepps, michael 143, 197, 223, 247, 284, 285 kress, douglas 149 krichbaum, sarah 185, 220, 227 krinock, angela 25, 181, 293, 194, 220 kroske, valerie 205, 221, 226 krull, karen 208, 209 kuhn, deborah 155, 219, 236, 237 kuhwald, edwin 243 kurz, Charles 121, 187, .247, 260, 292, 224 — 1 — lamm, donna 214, 231 lammel, mr. earl 111, 198 lamont, robert 149, 222 lampe, allyson 236, 286 landrain, robert 155 lang, charlotte 143 lang, muff 205, 287, 208, 209 langley, marsha 121, 236 lanphear, mary 155, 234 laraway, ruth 155, 239 larkin, joyce 143 larkin, roy 240 larson, doris 149, 237 larson, rebecca 121, 204, 236 laske, thomas 30, 145, 155, 177, 304 latham, patricia 121, 203, 198, 200 laver, Sydney 155, 219, 227 laver, william 155 laughlin, harriett 143, 200, 215, 234, 216 lawson, amy 219 lawton, phUip 143, 199, 201, 214, 223 leax, rebecca 171, 198, 236 lechien, deborah 155, 231 lees, janet 143, 197, 234 lees, jay 195, 203, 201, 248 leibert, linda 149, 218, 230 leith, david 121, 195, 196, 243 leonar, arthur 245 leone, steve 284, 285 lenko, jerilyn 122, 174, 200, 214, 216, 230 leute, jerry 165, 172 leverich, cynthia 155, 237 lewellyn, lyn 155, 231 lewis, ann 122 lewis, carol 143, 214, 216 lewis, Catherine 156 lewis, jane 143, 228 lewis, john 156, 249 lewis, robert 156, 249 lexo, james w. jr. 149 ley, linda 143 lilly, gary 197 lindgren, arthur 122, 204, 243 lindley, susan 122, 184, 236 lindsay, ronald 143, 285, 223 lipscomb, jo anne 214, 231 little, john 156 livingston, mrs. betty 73 Uoyd, mary 239 loch, n. jean 149, 200, 214 loeffler, louis 149 lofTredo, peter 172 long, brenton 156 long, dr. kenneth 89 loucks, dan 244, 282, 283 louden, john 149, 206 love, dianna 149 luderer, robert 122 ludwig, ralph 122 ludwig, vicki 122, 203 lugar, daniel 152, 156, 214 lukehart, dean 156 lutz, Pamela 122, 203, 230 lydon, Patrick 243 lynn, william 248 lyon, kathleen 143, 214, 234, 217 lyons, susan 156, 227 — m — mac-farlaine, miss alice 98 mac gill, marie 156, 227 mackaly, william 122, 204 mac kinney, elizabeth 122 mac neal, marjorie 200, 216 madrigal singers 217 mahan, gary 156, 249 maier, janet 156, 229 majewski, donna 6, 232 malandra, louis 171 mallery, lynn 6, 166, 214. 216, 234 manor, elizabeth 122, 194, 199, 202 manos, christ 143 mansell, Charles 122 mansell, mrs. lucille 72 maple, robert 245 markham, nancy 156, 224, 237 marshall, georgia 143, 214, 217 marshall, linda 156, 233 marshall, sharon 236 marshall, william 248 martin, mr. clarence 102 martin, jane 156 martin, john 143, 149, 202, 214, 216 martin, mr. kenneth 78 martin, william 199, 248 martsolf, harold 122 mason, jane 149 masquers 198 masten, kathryn 156, 214, 224, 227 mathewson, sharon 156, 194, 233 matheson, mrs, florence 78 matheson, mr. william 204 mathison, mrs. ruth 83 matthews, jo anne 156, 23 matthewson, sharon 224 mayhew, marcia 156, 216, 233 mayo, Virginia 122, 197 mazzoni, mary 122, 236 mc bride, mrs. florence 78 mc bride, john 122 mc canister, robert 143, 184, 244, 282, 283 mc candless, miss bardarah 109 mc candless, miss clara 71 mc cann, carol 156, 219, 224, 239, 287 mc cauley, Catherine 221, 236 mc cauley, keith 122 mc clester, robert 245 mc connell, fred 27, 181, 267 mc connell, mr. judson 75, 304 mc connell, kenneth 143, 285 mc connell, mr. mont 78 mc cracken, mrs. betty 78 mc creary, janice 156,237 mc cune, craig 272 mc cune, robert 143, 206, 262, 263, 204, 223 mc doweU, Constance 122, 182, 228 mc ewen, bob 274 mc farland, mrs. dorothy 105 mc geary, margaret 122, 236 mc gill, gene 149 mc gill, beth 207 mc gill, jon 123, 203, 207 mc gill, kathleen 149, 208, 209, 234 mc gill, kim 280 mc gill, pat 207 mc ginnis, glenn 123 mc govern, james 36 mc grath, thomas 149 mc kee, barbara 182, 218, 228, 229 mc kee, dr. delber 96 mc keever, john 214 mc kenzie, keith 149, 223 mc kibben, mr. perry 78 mc kim, donald 156 mc kinstry, richard 143 mc knight, pauline 190 mc namara, craig 247, 261, 274 mc parland, martha 156 mc quade, judy 143, 204 mc quiston, mary 143, 236 mead, susan 123 means, sara 149, 199, 224, 239 meckling, william 244 meier, Constance 143, 199, 200, 204 nancy, meighen 123, 190 melinchak, maryann 143, 200, 214 melius, Stephen 149, 194, 206, 209, 248 mellish, roberta 123, 205 meUott, paula 233 melnik, susan 143, 224, 234 men ' s intramurals 284 mentzer, william 123 mentzer, william 199, 222 mermaids 218 merryman, ella m. 143, 224, 230 metzger, carol 149, 215, 224 metzler, roger 156 meyer, dorothy 123, 223, 228 meyer, susan 149, 239 meyer, wendelyn 156, 219, 227 michael, beverly 143, 164, 165, 188, 286, 287, 317, 236 mihalchik, larry 197, 284 milam, mr. robert 90 miller, arthur 171 miller, craig 246 miller, dennis 158 mUler, ellen 123, 228 miller, gail 214 mUler, jennifer 123, 194, 204, 197, 202, 203, 204, 230 miller, john 149, 202, 205, 248 miller, kenneth 40, 44 miller, martha 143, 236 miUer, melvin 123, 196, 247 miller, mrs. patricia 61 miller, philip 123, 187, 195, 201, 223, 247 miller, robert 157, 245 miller, susan 143, 197 minich, joy 214 minich, susan 32, 123 minnerly, barbara 157, 214, 224 minteer, wesley 123, 222, 227 miscall, marcia 149, 234 mitchell, judith 150, 194, 219, 236, 287 mitchell, scott 123, 243 mizer, karla 157, 227 moen, mr. donald mokowski, ronald 123, 247 molesworth, carlton 163 monteith, eleanor 123, 236 moore, donald 200, 214, 248 moore, gary 245 moore, jane 123, 198 moore, margery 6, 7, 146, 202, 205, 218, 236 moorhead, james 123, 199, 201 moreland, mary 229 morgan, charles 222 morgan, janet 157, 237 morhiser, Virginia 123, 190, 203, 200 morris, lynne 199, 223, 234 morris, pauline 123, 200, 225 morris, ronald 157 morrison, mr. james 78 morrone, emmanuel 247 morrow, susan 123 morgan, charles 143 morris, lynne 143, 197 morris, pauline 204 mortar board 205 moses, sandra 198, 222, 239 moss, diane 123, 232 mount, rita 214 moury, cynthia 123, 190, 204, 199, 200, 203, 214, 225, 239 muchiri, moses 123 mueUer, robert 150 mumper, karen 157, 229 munn. deborah 157, 237 mo phi epsilon 200 murphy, carol 143, 200, 203, 218, 224, 232 murphy, elzanna 157 murray, melynie 214 music educator ' s national conference 216 myers, elaine 123, 230 myers, lois 150, 215, 224 myers, mary jo 150 myers, nancy 236 myers, sharon 124, 228 — n — nay, robert 124, 285 neal, mrs. isabelle 77 nealeigh, mr. thomas 101, 263 neel, harry 157, 249 general index 314 neininger, sandra 124, 203, 232 nelms, gary 215 nelson, doris 124, 190, 203, 200, 205, 224, 234 nelson, lawrence 143, 198, 200, 222 nemec, sue 150, 219, 221, 224, 228 newman, mr. jay 77 newman, mrs. lyla 73 new wilming-ten 217 nicklas, gregory 157 nikhazy, doris 198 noble, audrey 233 ndble, gwen 157 noble, robert 202, 214, 215, 227 norton, ronald 124, 243 nos, torn 274 nosik, douglas 247 nowling, mrs. dorothy 81 nuttall, beth 157 nylander, glenn 124, 195, 201, 204, 208, 209, 223, 224, 247 — o — ocock, raymond 103 oesterling, betsy 157 oestrich, mr. nelson 84 ogborne, david 7 ogletree, janice 157, 214, 219, 224 o ' hara, mary 226 o ' keefe, pat 219, 233, 287 o ' leary, timothy 243 Olson, debbie 157, 214, 219, 224, 237 olson, gayle 202, 226 Olson, lauren 286, 219 olson, miles 280, 243 Olson, patricia 150, 166, 224, 230 olsson, karen 234 omicron delta kappa 205 omicron pi delta 201 orchard, robert 163 o ' shane, thomas 143, 184, 247, 284, 285 osterhout, carol 209, 221, 124 Oswald, sandra 206 Oswald, sandra 150 ourant, john 274 owens, jim 284, 285, 197, 205. 247 — P — pace, mr. donald 71 padula, nicholas 202 pallagallo, judith 197, 200, 224 pan hellenic council 195 panner, david 124 papworth, ed 269 papworth, john 124, 247 park street a.c. 285 parshall, james 143, 197, 201, 202, 214, 223 parsons, gary 45, 150 Patrick, lyle 157 Patterson, keith 124, 204, 243 patton, miss dorothy 81 patton, sheryl 228 pavlock, thomas 125, 260, 224, 292, 247 peabody, dr. ada 102 pearson, carol 143 peck, mr. j. miller 100 peifer, mrs. betty 80 pendergrass, torn 247, 274 pendelton, dr. lawson 97 pennycook, john 143, 223, 240, 241 perrin, eric 45, 143, 206, 201, 223 perrine, rosanne 157, 214 pershing, barbara 150, 236 peters, barbara 125, 230 Peterson, r. 214 pettigrew, chenits 223, 247 phi alpha theta 201 phi kappa tau 242 phi mu 234 phi mul alpha 202 phi Sigma tan 202 phiUippi, rita 143, 188, 189, 200, 214, 216, 228 pi delta phi 202 pi Sigma pi 203 pierce, preston 125, 202, 248 pilger, susan 143, 184 pikkey, barbara 37, 150, 200, 223, 224, 236 pillarella, elizabeth 125, 197, 232 pilmer, jodine 200, 216, 226 plotts, mr. leo 78, 79 pohl, marcia 200, 214, 216 poinski, patricia 125 polenick, john 244 polenick, susan 157, 233 political relations club 223 pontius, brian 150 poole, margo 125 poole, Suzanne 150, 224, 226 pope, miss susan 99 porter, fred 125 post, robert 44 potts, alberta 194, 224, 230 power, bob 247, 274 preate, carl 157 pre-med society 222 prentice, chu ck 150 psea 224 psi chi 203 primus, nancy 202 prokop, mary 157, 224, 234 pry, dr. harry 92 pulsifer, robert 243 purvis, mr. ray 78 — q — qualman, sue 84, 196, 218, 224, 230 quinette, jean 125, 190, 203, 200, 202, 224 radaker, dr. leon 92 rae, don m. II 143 ramsey, richard 269, 245 ramsey, richard 157 randich, carol 197, 202, 224, 226 rauschart, ronald 143, 247 reames, brian 125, 195 reed, mr. ed 78 reed, glenn 39 reed, john 125, 203, 202, 215 reid, mr. isaac 102 reimold, william 224, 247 reimond, Sylvester 143, 197 reiter, joyce 157 renno, susan 215, 231 rentz, james 211 residence directors — mens 196 residence directors — womens 196 resovsky, kathryn 126, 174, 190, 200, 214, 216 reynolds, richard 126, 222 rho gamma 203 rhodes, anne 150, 208, 209, 236 rhodes, mrs. susan 81 rhoton, dr. verl 87 rice, gary 247 rice, robert 198, 200 richardson, judith 126, 195, 196, 226 rickey, david 126, 199, 202, 214, 225 riddell, james 144, 185, 224, 272, 285 ridl, mr. Charles 105, 181, 268, 278 ridl, elizabeth 150, 205, 224, 228 ries, judy 224, 227 riethmiller, mary ann 126 riggans, laraine 157, 233 ringbloom, mr. lyman 78 rishel, john 126, 282, 283, 224, 244 risk, warren 249 rissler, judith 157, 233 ritenour, jane 158, 227 robbins, thomas 126, 190 roberts, charles 158 robertson, george 144 robertson, janet 126, 234 robinson, david 3, 26, 114, 126, 181, 264, 268, 224, 243 robinson, r. bruce 150, 205, 284 robison, thomas 144, 200, 204 robotham, arthur 42, 150, 204, 205, 215, 222 rockhill, joyce 158, 231 rodeheaver, mrs. frances 75 rodnok, betsy 144, 182, 198, 228, 217 rogers, dr. jack 40, 109 roggenbaum, roger 247, 284, 285 rogler, judith 158, 219, 227 rooker, judith 126, 224 rose, carol 127 ross, donna 230, 231 ross, Steve 280 rowland, Stephen 243 rowley, annette 150, 200, 234 ruff, milann 221, 230 ruiz-valera, phoebe 159, 204 rupert, lee 127, 174, 194, 200, 214, 216, 230 rush, marilyn 127, 190, 203, 224, 234 ruth, carla 150, 200 sabol, Christine 158 sahli, bob 224, 247, 292 Samuels, william 148, 181 sandeen, julie 205, 224, 230 sargent, cathy 144, 198, 202, 219 sarver, roy 158, 206, 214 satterfield, linda 158, 237 Saunders, donald 127 savoldi, margaret 158, 206, 227 sayers, bruce 144, 214 sayers, diane 127 sayers, martin 150, 206 saylor, dr. charles 70 scally, susan 127, 218, 236 scarazzo, robert 122, 259, 247 scarrone, sandra 144, 197, 230 scheid, mr. waiter 111, 204, 222 scheU, edward 158, 202, 214, 216 schenz, timothy 127, 222 schilling, cynthia 150 schnelzer, carolyn 158 schnelzer, joseph 144 schoenhard, mrs. carol 103 schreiner, martha 32, 41, 84, 219, 230, 231 schroeder, joy 158 schulte, gayle 150, 224, 234 Schumacher, ted 150, 243, 279 scott, barbara 127 scott, douglas 28, 29, 170, 202, 214 scrawl 207 scroll 203 scurr, miss susan 81 seech, zachary 127, 172 , seelar, robert 127 selby, Charles 158 selby, thomas 244 sellinan, ruth 232 seltenheim, wiUett 128, 201, 205, 243 semick, daniel 158 senate 195 servoss, michael 150, 206 sewall, mr. david 78, 204 sewall, mr. james 98 Shaffer, mrs. jane 78 shaler, kathleen 128, 182, 183, 218, 228 shannon, mrs. jean 72 shaver, martha 158 sheadel, james 128 sh eakley, alien 150, 206, 208, 209 sheeler, larry 243 shelenberger, mr. clyde 78 shelenberger, donald 158 shelly, lenore 150, 205, 214, 216, 226 shepherd, richard 144 sheppard, Virginia 128, 190, 200, 214, 216, 217 Sherman, wendy 158, 229 shields, gary 128, 194 shilling, april 224, 232 shingledecker, leon 246 shoaff, mrs. carolyn 72 shoop, Cheryl 144 short, lynn c. 150, 200, 214, 216 shoup, terry 151, 221, 228 shumaker, orville 144 sigma delta pi 204 sigma kappa 236 sigma no 244 sigma phi epsilon 246 sigma pi sigma 204 simms, frank 284 Simon, mr. mitchell 76 Sims, edith 128, 190, 191, 195, 203, 200, 224, 234 sindall, richard 128 sipe, elizabeth 158 sipe, mr. oscar 78, 79 skelton, marceline 151, 223, 236 slater, sheryl 158, 172, 214 smargiasso, paul 128, 259, 279, 292, 224 smith, al 241, 284 smith, mrs. alice 80 smith, barbara 128, 190, 191, 203, 211, 204 smith, bruce 272 smith, carol 158, 214, 237 smith, deborah 151, 181, 184, 220, 228 smith, mrs. dorothy 71 smith, holly 158, 224 smith, janet 214, 219 smith, martha 195, 203, 219, 230 smith, melanie 128, 178, 195, 200, 214, 224, 230 smith, paul 140, 144, 200, 204 smith, Phillip 205 smith, richard 144 smith, robert 144 smith, sally 146, 194, 205, 224, 236 smith, dr. sally 87 smith, sandra 158, 224 smith, Steve 248 snyder, gregory 215 snyder, howard 128, 190, 204, 243 snyder, mrs. mattie 80 snyder, wayne 222 sociology club 223 songer, dr. lewis 16, 103, 215 sorg, linda 128, 224, 232 sotak, david 128 south, marilyn 158 spaak, patricia 128, 190, 191, 203, 226 space, richard 243 speer, susan 128, 201, 202, 223 speidel, clyte 227 spence, russell 243 sprague, george 128, 172, 244 staley, marcia 214, 224, 234 stamps, leighton 144, 243 stanclift, mr. william 89 stanhope, robert 144, 181, 206, 215 Stanley, laraine 151 Stanton, david 245 Starr, nancy 128, 190, 191, 199, 203 starett, marjorie 140, 144, 224, 228 steck, calvin 128, 199 Stefan, joan 128, 232 steinmiller, mary 29, 144, 171, 224 stem, gayanne 144, 232 Stephens, cynthia 128, 214, 225, 234 Stephenson, linda 195, 236 Stephenson, melody 144, 200, 239 sterling, Catherine 158, 224 Stevens, mr. richard 111 Stevenson, john 128 Stewart, barry 144, 210, 201, 244 Stewart, gary 247 Stewart, dr. howard 72 Stewart, richard 202, 214, 217 stey, james 164, 165, 194 stiver, marilyn 158, 224, 231 stocking, marie 128, 234 stoeker, sue 195 stokely, james 128 stolarik, david 144 stone, carol 158, 233 stone, mr. john 74, 196 315 stone, susan 232 stoop, mr. frederick 76 storms. Kenneth 214 stout, kathleen 128, 200, 214, 216 stover, marc 206 stranford, lolla 158 straub, david 243 stroup. sharron 158, 227 struck, paul 129, 243 student council committee 196 student government 194 stuetzer, jo c. 219, 287 stulginski, margie 144, 145, 305 sturni. lance 129, 247 stutz, karen 199, 205, 221, 224, 228 suggars, gary 144, 203, 201, 248 super, richard 246 , sustar, peter 158, 246, 274 swantiart. dr. harry 97 swift, dale 129. 190, 200, 203, 285, 136 swimming 272 tamm, donna 151 tanner, barbara 31, 145, 198 tarr, patrick 145, 176, 191, 194, 223 tate, arthur 246 tau kappa alpha 204 tavlor, carol 145. 203, 208, 209 taylor, cynthia 129, 190, 195, 203, 200, 201, 205, 218. 223. 228 taylor. mrs. ida 70 taylor. james 145. 201, 223, 224, 274, 277 taylor, jeanne 237 templeton, judith 145, 199, 204, 197 tennis 278 tesh, Suzanne 189, 200, 216, 221. 224, 230 tezza, terry 158, 237 thanes 205 theta chi 248 thill, robert 208. 209. 240, 241 thoerner, jean 129, 203, 230, 231 thomas. Imda 129. 232 thompson. bruce 129, 248 thompson, cheryl 158 thompson, david 129, 176, 280, 194, 224 thompson, james 151 thompson. jill 145, 198 thompson, john 245, 274 thornhill. laurell 204, 232 tickner, jean 129 timko, linda 151 titanaires 221 toal, Charles 214, 274, 249 toal, eleanor 129, 200, 203, 214. 224, 230 tobias, francis 258 tomczyk, torn 269 tompkins, thomas 44, 129, 247 toy, donald 145, 284 track 274 travis. dr. robert 86 trebilcock. charles 145 trepasso. mr. thomas 78 tritten. karen 129, 234 trogner. blair 159 trokhan, paul 129, 199, 200, 222 troyan. judith 145, 214, 215, 216 turnbull. mary ellen 129. 190 turner, dr. j. h. 199 turner, james 190 turner, david 151 turner, dr. j. hilton 99 tuttle. carl 201. 208, 209, 244 twaddle, david 129, 44 uber, gretchen 145, 221, 236 uhler, katherine 151, 221, 228 unger, heidi 159 vallar. thomas 159, 215 vandenbord, janice 159, 215, 233 vandewater. nancy 215 vanderyacht. mr. douglas 31, 111, 198 van dyke, mr. daniel 93 van keuren. terry 44, 129 vanwagenen. jeff 206 varone, robert 129 varsity w 224 velez, marina 159, 204, 231 vermeulen, carolyn 129, 224, 230 vermeulen, joanne 159 verner, marilyn 194, 225, 239 vinciguerra, steve 246 voUmer, susan 145, 233 von gundy, elaine 129 wackerman, ellen 151. 224. 239 wagstaff. sarah 159. 214 wahlgamuth, karen 226 waite, marion 129, 203 walker, betty 226 walker, lois 129 walker, miss marjorie 104 walker, mr. reed 78 Wallace, barbara 221, 230 Wallace. caroIe 159, 214, 216 Wallace, elizabeth 151, 229 Wallace, kathryn 159, 239 Wallace, paul 145. 199, 200 wallover, susan 159. 233 walls, david 36, 159. 176, 206 Walton, diane 151, 204, 219, 234 ward, Virginia 145, 217 Warner, deborah 6, 151, 214, 224, 234, 239 warner, jo aniT 224 warrick, dr. percy 88. 222 washabaugh, carol 129, 203, 218, 232 waszczak. carolyn 145, 197, 232 watson, robert 197. 243 watson. dana 151, 146, 194, 205 watt, sterrett 23, 282, 283, 244 way, richard 214. 215 weale. fayuna 159, 224 weaver, james 129, 172, 243 weaver, marlaine 200, 215, 216, 234 webber, beverly 159, 224, 237 Webber, larry 130, 247 weber, mary rae 151 Webster, mr. francis 181, 263. 268, 269, 280, 281 Webster, gary 171 weed, sherrolyn 151, 172 weidman, sally 159 weingartner, thomas 244 weisenstein, karen 145, 199, 201, 202, 208, 209, 224 weiser. conrad 159 weishhans, richard 145 wensel. thomas 130. 176, 206. 198. 202 wenzel, richard 247 westermann. linda 145, 218, 224. 228 westover. dr. leone 110. 196 weyniouth. wendy 130, 198, 199, 224, 239 wheeler, ronald 130 whitaker. barclay 159, 206 white, elaine 219. 239 white, jane 151, 230, 231 whiting, john 145, 198 who ' s who 204 wigand. ronald 243 Wiggins, linda 145, 224, 230 Wilcox, elizabeth 228 wiley. mrs. isabelle 71 wilfert, miss verna 101 wilkens, eric 159 Wilkinson, lois 145, 194, 208, 209, 219, 224 Wilkinson, richard 130, 172 Williams, carol 151 Williams, harry jr. 151 Williams, mary jane 232 Williamson, elaine 221, 232 Willis, kathryn 145. 182, 221, 224, 228 willison, robert 130 willman, rich 195, 241 willoughby, richard 159 Wilson, barbara 151 Wilson, cynthia 130, 198 wilson, mr. dale 78 Wilson, douglas 130, 151, 203 Wilson, edward 198, 222 Wilson, glenda 130 wilson. mr. henry 78 Wilson, john 174. 202, 205, 214, 216, 248 Wilson, judith 151, 200. 215. 216. 234 wilson, la royal 151. 274, 277 wilson, louise 130, 195. 228 Wilson, mary 131, 178. 224, 230 wilson. trudy 114, 131, 226 wimer. miss mabel 72 winn, susan 131, 287, 223 wise, nancy 232 wittman, dennis 244 wkps 206 wohltmann. wendy 159. 239 wojick, susan 145, 204, 214, 287 wolcott. dr. roger 96 wolgamuth, karen 166, 205 wolters, douglas 214. 216 womens extramurals 286 women ' s recreational association 219 wood, eileen 131, 190, 200, 203, 205, 239 wood, ernest 97 wood, miss nancy 72 wood, Stephanie 131, 200, 202, 234 woods, carole 131, 236 woods, dr. robert 126 wray, carol 151 wray, clifTord 214, 224, 248 wrestling 270 Wright, john 214 Wright, Patricia 131, 220, 228 wuetig, anne 131 wurst, noel 145 yanda, marilyn 159 yates, kenneth 131. 204 yentch, kim 131 yost, joe 181, 268. 224 youdas, jim 243, 274 young, david 145, 195, 202 young, ed 248 young, sue 159 youngdale, terry 131, 195, 232 yunaska, suzanne 131 ywca 224 zeevalk, nancy 159, 194, 227 zehr, dr. floyd 106 zepernick, george 131, 132, 181, 266, 224, 243 zeta tau alpha 238 Zimmerman, carol 131, 194, 198 Zimmerman, david 159, 184 Zimmerman, robert 247 Zimmerman, sandra 232 zivkovich, joann 151, 194, 200, 224. 232, 205 zulandt, robert 244 (the) argo ( 68 ( nineteen hundred ) ) was printed on ninety pound dull enamel in oflfset lithography, the college section was printed on a special paper, hunter naturel. the body copy, captions, and identifications are Caledonia roman with italics, the headlines are hellenica wide and the index is times roman with bold, four color and special effects were used to a greater extent than any previous argo. the tip in division pages on loden stock were an inno- vation, this year the argo strived to give the year and other yearbook subjects a presentation that was primarily visual, for this reason iden- tifications for group shots, group writeups, etc. were relegated to the general index and organi- zations index respectively, the po etry of e.e. cummings, copyrighted by the cummings estate and harcort-brace co., was used to give insights, some real — others satirical, into the church- related liberal arts institution attended by the students whose activities fee paid for this book. this edition of the Westminster argo was not the effort of just one individual, dave evans of e.g. a. and george Stewart of s.k. smith were eager and willing to help with the production of the book, barbara smith and jim turner worked tirelessly to see that the argo was a well- designed, accurate representation of the 1968 school year, toni jo fox and my wife, alfreda, typed endless copy sheets throughout the last months of their pregnancies, the argostaflf, espec- ially photography editors cliff mosher and jim rentz, helped give this book its soul, the visual effect, abey studio ' s photographer, neil baldelli, did outstanding work on the groups and home- coming, the list could run right off the page, but before it does, i would like to thank the Westminster student for being an interesting sub- ject, it is to him that this book is more or less dedicated. james j. hainer, editor. 316 in memorietixi dr. carl li. larson, art deiDstrtment 318 Mir 1 V- 1 1