Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1971 volume:

6 The ruins of himself! Now worn away with age, Yet still majestic in decay. — Homer 15 !3 So rolls the changing year, and so we change; Motion so swift, we know not that we move. — Dinah Craike 19 The highest compact we can make with our fellow is, — Let there be truth between us two forevermore . . . It is sublime to feel and say of another, I need never meet, or speak, or write to him; we need not reinforce ourselves or send tokens of remembrance; I rely on him as on myself; if he did thus or thus, I know that it was right. Emerson — ESSAYS ■. And that inverted Bowl they call the Sky, Whereunder crawling coop ' d we live and die, Lift not your hands to it for help — For it impotently moves as you and I. 26 4 « ' Though nothing can bring back the hour Of splendour in the grass, Of glory in the flower; We will grieve not, rather find Strength in what remains behind. Wordsworth — ODE There is no more reason to believe that man descended from some inferior animal than there is to believe that a stately mansion has descended from a small cottage. — W. J. Bryan 30 31 WOODROW V. AARON, JR. BONNEITA MARGARET EMILY ANNECILLO CAROL ANN ASTON Elementary Ed., AGNEW Art Education History Aliquippa, Pa. Sociology, New Castle, Pa. McMurray, Pa. Conneautville, Pa. ELLEN A. ATKINSON LELAND C. BAKER. JR. JAMES G. BARRON CHARLES BECKETT Elementary Ed. Mathematics Business Administration Mathematics Sandusky, Ohio Zelienople, Pa. Ashland. Ohio JAMES ROBERT BERGER ROBERT C. BESWICK JACK B. BEYER NANCY EDITH BILLE Philosophy English Psychology Elementary Ed. Cherry Hill, N.J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Beaver Falls, Pa. Abington, Penna. DONALD S. BIRNIE ROBERT MORELLE THOMAS R. BLYTHE DONNA BODNAR Chemistry BLAMICK Accounting Art Education Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics Pittsford, New York Bethel Park, Pa. McKeesport, Pa. WENDY BOWER MARGY BROOK CANDACE L. BROWN GARY DUNCAN BROWN Mathematics Elementary Education English Business Administration McKeesport, Pa. Hatboro, Pa. New Castle, Pa. Mt. Lebanon, Pa. REBECCA M BROWN ELEANOR H. BRUSH CHRISTINA L. BRUUN ANN S. BUNNER History Elementary Education History History Willard, Ohio New Wilmington, Pa. Dover, Ohio Erie, Pa. JACQUELINE BURK History Cherry Hill, N. J. DAVID K. BURR Biology Corry. Pa. DAVID S. BYRD French-Spanish New Wilmington, Pa. WAYNE CALDER Biology Export, Pa. JOHN OLIVER CAMPBELL Mathematics West Lebanon, Pa. STEPHEN A. CATARINELLA History Pittsburgh, Pa. JOHN R. CARLSON Business Administration New Castle, Pa. SANDRA CARLSON Mathematics Monsey, N.Y. ELIZABETH ANN CARTER Elementary Ed. Pittsburgh, Pa. PATRICIA LYNN CHAPMAN Elementary Ed. Murray Hill, N. J. SANDRA S. CHAPPELLE Mathematics Washington. D.C. KATHY J. CLARK Music Education Greenville. Pa. MARY BETH COCHRANE Mathematics Ripley, N.Y. JANE COLLINS Sociology Natrona Heights, Pa. M. MELINDA COOK French-Spanish New Wilmington, Pa. BARBARA MINNERLY CORNELL Biology Hammondsport, N.Y. M. JEAN COURTWRIGHT Mathematics Pittsburgh. Pa. r i I 4 SUSAN CULLER German New Castle. Pa. EDWARD C. DAMBACH Mathematics New Castle, Pa. STEPHEN H. DECATUR Psychology Mahopac. N.Y. KATHRYN CRESSWELL English Pittsburgh, Pa. ALAN M. CUNNINGHAM Art Education Westbury, N.Y. RONALD A. DAVIDSON Business Administration Ashville, New York WARUNEE DEETANNA Elementary Ed. Prae, Thailand EL KATHLEEN DE LUCA English-Latin New Castle, Pa. CAROLYN S. ELDER Spanish Slippery Rock, Pa. BEVERLY FONSON Mathematics Butler, Pa. BETH ELLEN GARRETT English Pulaski, Pa. 1 Mm- JANICE E. DE POLA Elementary Education New Castle, Pa. SHARON L. ELLIS Art Education Natrona Heights, Pa. EUGENIA M. FRENGEL Art Education New Castle, Pa. BARBARA APGAR GATES Elementary Education Clinton, N.J. SHERRY DODD English Pittsburgh, Pa. NANCY J. ETTENGER Elementary Education Pittsburgh, Pa. BRADLEY C. FUSSELL History Hamburg, N.Y. HARRY S. GIERHART Mathematics Mt. Lebanon, Pa. GORDON MACK EDWARDS Chemistry Upper St. Clair, Pa. RUBY A. FLYNN Elementary Education Volant, Pa. CAROLYN P. GARDNER Elementary Education Pittsburgh, Pa. MARSHA GAIL GILLILAND Biology Mt. Jackson, Pa. SHARON LYNN GOODHART Elementary Education Pittsburgh, Pa. SCOTT COLEMAN GREENWOOD English Abington, Pa. ELLEN GROSVENOR Elementary Education Sarasota, Florida PAMELA GRUNDY Mathematics West Middlesex, Pa. JEAN C. GUNKLER Elementary Education Lakewood, N.Y. MARSHA LEE HAUC History Chautauqua, N.Y. PATRICIA I. HALUSIC Elementary Education New Castle, Pa. VIRGINIA EVELYN HAMEL Mathematics Roseland, N.J. RICHARD A HANCOX Mathematics Franklin, Pa. DAVID CAMPBELL HAVER Business Administration Leetsdale, Pa. NANCY ELLEN HEILMAN Mathematics Ford City, Pa. JANET HERSHELMAN History Wilmington, Del. RICK L. HINCHBERGER Music Education Butler, Pa. KAREN HITTLE Elementary Education Sharpsville, Pa. GERRY LYNN HOOPER Elementary Education New Wilmington. Pa. SPENCER D. HOWELL Business Administration Annandale. Virginia n DONNA JEAN LAMM Music Education Dunmore, Pa. AMY LAWSON Elementary Education New Brighton, Pa. X RUTH ELIZABETH LARAWAY Elementary Education Valley Stream. N.Y. SYDNEY LAUER Elementary Education Dearborn, Michigan WILLIAM R. LAUER History Sharon, Pa. DEBORAH A. LECHIEN English Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVID L. LEDEBUR Biology Bradford, Pa. LYN M. LEWELLYN History Uniontown, Pa. EL El CATHERINE A. LEWIS Business Administration Warren, Pa. CHARLES G. LINDSAY Psychology Freeport, Pa. WILLIAM C. LYON History New Castle. Pa. s NANCY JANE MARKHAM Elementary Education Haddonfield, N.J. JOHN S. LEWIS History Schuylkill, Pa. I | 1 JOHN M. LITTLE Biology Stanhope. N.J. MARRIE MAC GILL English Abington, Pa. LINDA MARSHALL Elementary Education Pittsburgh, Pa. I JO ANNE LIPSCOMB English Ramsey, N.J. DANIEL A LUGAR History Abington, Pa. GARY P. MAHAN Economics Lower Burrell, Pa. SHARON MATHEWSON Elementary Education Gibsonia, Pa. MARK B. LIESINGER History Tonawanda, N.Y. ARTHUR V. LYDICK History Pittsb urgh, Pa. LOUIS D. MALANDRA Speech and Drama Youngstown, Ohio ROBERT OSCAR MATTHEWS Sociology Sharon, Pa. MARCIA L. MAYHEW Music Education Gibsonia, Pa. CAROL ANN MC CANN English Haddon Heights, N.J. JANICE E. MC CREARY History Saltsburg, Pa. H. FRANK MC ELWAIN History Ellwood City, Pa. PHYLLIS A. MINNIS T. BRUCE MOCK JANET E. MORGAN HEIDI U. MORRIS Psychology Political Science History Elementary Education Meadville, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Kenmore, N.Y. West Chicago, III. JANE E. RITENOUR Elementary Education McKees Rocks, Pa. LINDA BETH SATTERFIELD Elementary Education Fairmont, W. Va. GREG SEPIK Biology Mercer, Pa. STEPHEN K. ROSS Latin-French Aqueboque, N.Y. EDWARD THOMAS SCHELL, III Music Education Harrisburg, Pa. MARTHA L. SHAVER Speech and Drama Pittsburgh, Pa. ADAM SMITH English North Olmstead, Ohio PHOEBE L. RUIZ-yALERA MEHLMAN History Bogota, Colombia DANNY K. SCHOMER Theology Butler, Pa. LARRY SHEELER Accounting Zelienople, Pa. CAROL JEAN SMITH Elementary Education Columbus, Indiana PATRICIA ANN RYAN Biology Bessemer, Pa. DANIEL J. SEMICK Political Science Mar Lin, Pa. DONALD E. SHELENBERGER History New Castle, Pa. HOLLY SMITH Speech and Drama Oradell. N.J. JANET S. SMITH SANDRA SUE SMITH WAYNE W. SNYDER MARILYN R. SOUTH Elementary Education Elementary Education Political Science History Richmond, Va. Pittsfield. Mass. Irwin. Pa. Greensboro, Pa. ERICH D. STAMER RICHARD ALAN STEWART CATHERINE A. STERLING ROY A. STEUWE German-History Music Education Elementary Education Religion West New York, N.J. Tilton, New Hampshire Wenonah. N.J. Wood, Pa. MARILYN K. STIVER CAROL LYNN STONE LOLLA M. STRANFORD SHARRON STROUP Spanish-German Elementary Education Elementary Education Business Education Warren, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Kennerdell, Pa. Clarion, Pa. RICKY B. SUPER JEANNE F. TAYLOR BRUCE RANDALL CHARLES C. TOAL History French THOMPSON History New Florence, Pa. Huntington Station. N.Y. Spanish Pavilion, N.Y. Mercer. Pa. FRANCIS STEPHEN TOBIAS HARRY TONGES BLAIR STEVEN TROGNER NANCY R. VAN DE WATER Business Administration History History Music Sharon, Pa. York. Pa. Freeport, Grand Bahama Is. Mountainville, New Jersey JOANNE VERMEULEN SARAH B WAGSTAFF CALVIN C. WALLACE KATHRYN ANNE WALLACE Elementary Ed. Speech and Drama Business Administration Music Education Ridgewood, New Jersey Murraysville, Pa. Kenmore, New York Bellefonte, Pa. JILL BARTHEL 1973 Monongahela, Pa. M. KATHRYN BATES 1972 Greensburg, Pa. CHRISTOPHER L. BECKER 1972 Middleburgh, N.Y. MILO BELICH 1973 Hopewell, Pa. KATHY BELL 1973 Rochester, Pa. CRAIG R. BENNIS 1972 Bethel Park. Pa. BETSY BERGREEN 1974 Olean, N.Y. DEBBY BERSETH 1972 Pittsburgh, Pa. KAREN BETZ 1974 Butler, Pa. DEBBIE BISHOP 1974 North Canton, Ohio LINDA BITONTI 1972 Lyndhurst, Ohio ALEXANDER J. BLACK 1972 Bloomfield, N.J. FRED BLACKHURST 1972 Franklin, Pa. CHRISTINE BLANK 1972 Ellwood City, Pa. JOHN G. BLEWITT 1973 Penn Hills, Pa. PETER BLOSE 1973 Port Vue, Pa. JAMES W. BODAMER, JR. 1973 Dormont, Pa. THOMAS C. BODDORFF 1972 West Chester, Pa. ROBERT M. BODYCOMBE 1972 Penn Hills, Pa. PENNY BOLLARD 1974 East Stroudsburg, Pa. MARY ELIZABETH BOND 1974 Brockway, Pa. TIMOTHY K. BOSSE 1973 Monroeville, Pa. JAMES P. BOSTAPH 1974 Erie, Pa. LESTER P. BOTKIN 1973 McKeesport, Pa. mH n JERRY CASLOW 1974 Glen Rock, Pa. PAULA CARPENTER 1972 Bay Village. Ohio SUSAN CARNAHAN 1972 Syracuse. N.Y. FRANCES CASE 1972 Beloit, Ohio BETSY ANN CELLA 1974 Willingboro, N.J. RONEE CHRISTY 1972 New Wilmington. Pa. J. DAVID CLAPPERTON 1972 Upper St. Clair, Pa. LYNN E. CLIFTON 1974 Hubbard. Ohio 3 JAMES F. COCHRAN 1973 Oakmont, Pa. JANET COCHRANE 1974 Ripley, N.Y. NANCY IRENE COLVIN 1973 Charleroi. Pa. WILLIAM J. COLE, JR. 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVID E. COLEMAN 1973 Monroeville, Pa. MARK CONNELLY 1972 New Wilmington, Pa. KAREN COOPER 1974 Madison, N.J. DIANE ELLEN COX 1973 Livingston, N.J. CHRISTINE CRIBBS 1974 Apollo, Pa. DANIEL A. CRIPPEN 1974 Kenmore. N.Y. MARTI CROSBY 1974 Silver Springs. Md. CAROL CULP 1973 Punxsatawney, Pa. NORA JANE DAUBENSPECK 1972 Tionesta. Pa. SANDRA J. DAVENPORT 1974 Lock Haven, Pa. SUSAN E DE KRUIF 1972 Meadville. Pa. THOMAS J. DE MOISE 1972 Forest Hills, Pa. 1 i l i n B • L J SUSAN DENNISON 1974 Erie, Pa. DEBRA J. DE WITT 1974 Towanda, Pa. SANDRA J. DI ANGI 1974 Erie, Pa. FRANK B. DIMMACK, JR. 1972 Washington. Pa. JOHN C. DOWNEY 1972 Avalon, Pa. DAVID P. DOWNING 1973 Fairless Hills, Pa. BETH DUFF 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. MITCH DUKOVICH 1973 Export. Pa. BUNJ DUNDON. 1974 Rochester, N.Y. CATHERINE L. DUNLEVY 1972 New Castle, Pa. DAVID M. EAKIN 1972 Sharon. Pa. WILLIAM D. EAVENSON 1973 Abington, Pa. REBECCA L. EATON 1972 Indiana, Pa. JOHN EBERSBERGER 1972 Kappel. Pa. JAMES S. EDWARDS 1972 Perry, New York DEBBIE EK.AS 1973 Gibsonia. Pa. BARBARA ELLSWORTH 1972 Weirton, W. Va. RUTH ANN ELSINGER 1973 Bloomt ' ield, N.J. SANDE ENDICOTT 1973 Cincinnati, Ohio JAMES EPSTEIN 1972 Sharon, Pa. SUSAN EVANOFF 1974 Erie. Pa. JANICE L. FALK 1974 Lancaster, Pa. BECKY FARNETH 1973 Penn Hills. Pa. BARBARA FARRIS 1974 Freedom, Pa. ► 1 T - f ,, 1 1 , Ma g A ! f . i i 1 EL KEN P. FASSIO 1972 Vandergrift, Pa. SUSAN FAUSTI 1974 Conway, Pa. ELIZABETH FEE 1974 Omaha, Neb. SUSAN FERGUSON 1972 Kirkwood, Pa. BETSY L. FILER 1972 Sharpsville, Pa. DAVID F. FINNEY 1974 Mercer, Pa. CYNDI FISHER 1974 Franklin, Pa. CHUCK FISHER 1974 Rochester, N.Y. KELLY FLAHERTY 1972 Penfield, Pa. CHARLES V. FLESHER 1974 Uniontown, Pa. JENNIFER FOX 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. ROGER C FRANZ 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. X. □ JANE L. HALCHIN 1972 Punxsutawney, Pa. JOHN R. HALEY 1972 Oakdale, Pa. WILLIAM C. HAMILTON 1972 Sewickley, Pa. MARY C. HAMMITT 1974 Youngstown, Ohio j-2 s MFm TERRY HARROLD 1973 Greenville, Pa. DEBBIE HART 1972 Akron, Ohio PAMELA G. HARVEY 1972 Sharon. Pa. SUSAN LYNN HASSON 1972 Franklin, Pa. CHRISTINE D. HAWES 1972 Sewickley, Pa. ELAINE HECKATHORNE 1972 Volant, Pa. CHRISTIAN G. HEILMANN 1972 New Hartford, N Y. ILAH M. HELLER 1974 Greensburg, Pa. JOHN R. HENDERSON 1973 New Wilmington, Pa. TED HENDRICKSON, JR. 1973 Poland, Ohio LINDA GAPE HENRY 1972 Pittsburgh, Pa. DEBBIE HEPLER 1974 Butler, Pa. Y? RICHARD H. HERCHENROETHER 1972 Ben Avon, Pa. KAREN J. HERD 1974 Woodbury, N.J. NANCY HERRINGTON 1974 North Canton, Ohio ROGER C. HINDMAN 1973 Linesville, Pa. JEFFREY A. HODES 1973 Youngstown, Ohio ADA JEAN HOFFMAN 1974 Ford City, Pa. CARL HOHMANN 1972 Plain Grove, Pa. BIRGITTA HOLMBERG 1974 Stockholm, Sweden ROSLYNNE E. HOLMES 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. KAREN HOLPFER 1974 Coraopolis, Pa. CHARLENE K. HOLT 1972 Irwin, Pa. MICHAEL ADRIAN HONEYCUTT 1972 Saltsburg, Pa. CINDY HOOD 1972 Gloversville, N.Y. JOHN H. HOPKINS 1973 New Wilmington, Pa. LARRY A. HOUSEHOLDER 1973 New Brighton, Pa. LINDA A. HUSTON 1972 New Castle, Pa. MICHAEL D. HUTKOWSKI 1972 Canton, Ohio JUDITH A. ITTNER 1972 Canton, Ohio KAPPY JACKSON 1973 Darien, Conn. THOMAS H. JACKSON 1972 Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVA JAMES 1974 Sharon, Pa. NANCY JAMISON 1972 New Castle, Pa. JOHN JEFFREY III 1972 Erie, Pa. BARBARA E. JOHNSON 1974 West Hartford, Conn. SUE JOHNSON 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. BETTY SUE JOHNSTON 1974 Albion, N.Y. DARRYL JONES 1973 Linesville, Pa. JEFFREY R. JONES 1972 Glenside, Pa. LYNITA KAGARISE 1974 Huntington, Pa. CHRISTINE KAZMIER 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. AMY KENNEDY 1974 Oakmont, Pa. MARSHA KENNEDY 1974 Cheswick, Pa. ROBERT A. KENYON 1973 Elkland, Pa. DEBBIE KEOUGH 1972 Grove City. Pa. CLIFFORD KEYES 1974 Rochester, N Y. JAN SAWYER KINGERY 1972 Allison Park, Pa. VICKI KIRKWOOD 1974 Ellwood City, Pa. KATHLEEN L. KLEPFER 1973 Erie, Pa. NANCY D. KRAUS 1974 Bethel Park. Pa. DEBORAH D. KRIER 1974 Youngstown, Ohio PAUL KRUSHINSKI 1973 Export, Pa. BECKY LAKE 1973 Reedsville, Pa. DOROTHEE LAMOITIER 1974 Valenciennes, France CANDI LANKS 1973 Pleasant Hills. Pa. MARC1A MAC KEY 1974 Pittsburgh. Pa BETTY CATHERINE MAC LELLAN 1973 Youngstown. Ohio DEBORAH MAGILL 1974 New Castle, Pa. SAMUEL MALES 1973 Lower Burrell. Pa. DEBBY MARSH 1974 Allentown, Pa. MARY D. MARSH 1973 Hollidaysburg, Pa. D. WILLIAM MARSHALL 1972 Stony Brook, L.I., N.Y. CLIFFORD N. MARTIN 1973 Buffalo, N.Y. PAMELA ANN MASON 1974 Kingston. N.J. KENDALL B. MATTERN, JR. 1972 Strafford, Pa. MARLEN MATTHEWS III 1972 Erie, Pa. ELLEN MC CAFFERTY 1974 Butler, Pa. JOSEPH R. MC CAW III 1973 Freedom, Pa. JULIE A. MC CREADY 1974 East Aurora, N.Y. SARA MC GRAW 1974 Akron, Ohio BETH ANN MC HATTIE 1973 New Castle, Pa. DONALD K. MC KIM 1971 Wampum, Pa. ROSS R. MC KINLEY 1972 Syracuse, N.Y. KAREN MC LUCKEY 1974 East Brunswick, N.J. EUGENE J. MC NAMARA 1973 Titusville, Pa. JANET MEANS 1974 Greenville, Pa. MARIE S. MICHAEL 1973 Cheswick, Pa. DONNA MILLEMAN 1974 Butler. Pa. BARBARA MILLER 1974 Connellsville, Pa. EL DEBORAH MILLER 1973 Fredonia, Pa. DEBORAH MILLER 1974 Erie, Pa. FRED K. MILLER 1972 Ambler, Pa. DEBBIE MILLIGAN 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. DAVID MILLIRON 1972 Apollo, Pa. MARTHA MILLS 1973 Beaver Falls, Pa. WENDY LYNN MILLS 1973 Chardon, Ohio JEFF MINTEER 1973 Worthington, Pa. CAROL A. MITCHELL 1973 York, Pa. JOHN W. MOLLNER 1972 Pittsburgh. Pa. BEVERLY MOLNAR 1972 Gibsonia, Pa. LOIS S. MOORE 1972 Allentown, Pa. MARSHA MORRISON 1974 Butler. Pa. BILL C. MURRAY 1972 Mount Lebanon, Pa. MARLEE S. MUSCAVITCH 1972 Dry Tavern, Pa. PAMELA ANN NAPIER 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. MARGE NEFF 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. HAROLD E. NELMS. JR. 1972 Downingtown, Pa. BETH NIXON 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. MARILLA NORTON 1973 Russell, Pa. DAVID H. NULL 1973 Uniontown, Pa. KARIN OBERG 1974 Midland, Pa. KAREN E. OLSON 1972 Kenmore, N.Y. K.ATHY ORR 1973 Sharon, Pa. s; W. JAMES PAINTER 1973 Cabot, Pa. NANCY E. PARISH 1972 Rochester, N.Y. ANTHONY PATRAS 1972 Perth Amboy, N.J. KATHIE PEKK.ANEN 1974 Poland, Ohio DANIEL PERRIN 1972 Butler, Pa. WENDY L. PERRY 1974 Chatham, N.J. JOHN H. PETRE 1972 Erie, Pa. POLLY L. PICARD 1973 Fox Chapel, Pa. JANE L. PIZER 1972 Jackson Center, Pa. MARIA PONTUS 1974 Somerset, N.J. ZENIA PONTUS 1974 Somerset, N.J. KERRY PROLA 1973 Blairsville, Pa. LIN QUICK 1973 Pittsburgh. Pa. JOSEPH W. RAHAL 1972 Erie, Pa. DAVID SCOTT RENNE 1973 Uniontown, Pa. PEGGY RILEY 1973 Lake City, Pa. SUSAN RINTOUL 1973 Warren, Ohio DAVID E. RITTENOUR 1973 Aliquippa, Pa. MARGO EILEEN ROBERTS 1974 Oneonta, N.Y. RICK B. ROMINE 1972 Basking Ridge, N.J. WILLIAM ROSCOE 1973 Sharpsville, Pa. PAUL R. ROSER 1973 Seaford, N.Y. ROSALIND ROZMUS 1974 Atlasburg, Pa. GARY M. RUSSELL 1972 DeWitt, N.Y. CYNTHIA RUTLEDGE 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. KRISTENE J. SALCHAK 1974 Albion, N.Y. LINDA L. SAMPLE 1972 Sharon, Pa. BETTY L. SCHAR 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. -4 LOUISE SCHLOTTER 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. MARION M. SCHMIDT 1972 McMurray, Pa. SUSAN JANE SCHMIT 1973 Westfield, N.J. JAMES H. SCHOFIELD 1972 McLean. Va. BARB SCHREIBER 1974 New Holland, Pa. KARL B. SCHROEDEL 1974 Mars, Pa. GREGORY R. SCHULTZ 1973 Penn Hills, Pa. JUDITH SCHUYLER 1972 Pittsburgh. Pa. LAUREL SCOLERE 1972 Washington, Pa. LINDA SENEFF 1973 Turtle Creek, Pa. JOHN R. SHANNON 1972 Monroeville, Pa. GAIL SHANOR 1974 Butler, Pa. SHARON SHARPE 1974 McKees Rocks, Pa. JEFFREY E. SHEA 1973 St. Marys, Pa. SUE SHEAR 1972 Athens, Ga. JOHN R. SHIFLER 1972 Pittsburgh, Pa. 4. % MICHAEL T. SHOVLIN 1972 Midland, Pa. AVALYN GAY SHUTT 1974 Doylestown, Pa. DAVID A. SIDLOWE 1972 Newtown Square, Pa. PEGGY SIGNORELLA 1974 McMurray, Pa. BECKY SIMPSON 1973 Jennerstown, Pa. DONALD M. SIMPSON, JR. 1972 McDonald, Pa. GEORGE A. SINCLAIR 1972 Butler, Pa. ANN SLATER 1974 East Brady, Pa. DEBORAH SLOAN 1972 Grove City, Pa. ELISE SODERSTROM 1974 Lake Hiawatha, N.J. MOLLY P. SPINNEY 1972 Warren, Pa. CHRIS STALL 1974 Industry, Pa. •I JANET C. STAMM 1973 Ambridge, Pa. JAN STARR 1972 Hamburg, N.Y. JERE STECKLIN 1973 Bethesdam, Md. ROBERT JAMES STEIN 1974 Irvington, N.Y. •m ma 1 I TED R. TALLON 1973 Cherry Hill, N.J. BARBARA E. TEUFEL 1974 Erie, Pa. CHIP THISTLETHWAITE 1973 Jeannette, Pa. LINDA THOMSON 1973 Glenshaw, Pa. MARION THOMPSON 1974 Ellwood City, Pa. TY D. TOLERTON 1974 Skaneateles, N.Y. GARY RICHARD TOMER 1974 Corry, Pa. PAUL H. TREADWELL 1973 Rochester, N.Y. JAN TWADDLE 1974 New Castle, Pa. SUE TWADDLE 1973 New Castle, Pa. ■ M. ELAINE URDA 1972 Aliquippa. Pa. JUDITH A. VALENTINE 1974 Chatham, N.J. DEBBIE VIBBERTS 1974 West Hartford, Conn. JOHN F. VOELI ' 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. ANTHONY C. VALICENTI 1973 Mount Lebanon, Pa. DEBORAH M. WARD 1972 McKeesport, Pa. WENDY WARREN 1974 Easton, Conn. RICHARD A. WASCAK 1973 Corry, Pa. ARTHUR H. WINTER. JR 1973 Mountainside, N.J. LUNDA E. WEAVER 1972 Windber, Pa. JULIE WELLER 1974 Mars, Pa. CHARLES WESTON 1972 Lower Burrell, Pa. LOUISE WESTON 1973 New Kensington, Pa. JOE WHITE 1973 Beaver Falls, Pa. PEGGY WHITING 1972 New Wilmington, Pa. DONNA WIESMAN 1972 Queens, N.Y. HENRY F. WILDE, JR. 1972 Monroeville, Pa. CHRISTINE WILLIAMS 1974 Deansboro, N.Y. m m GARY J. WILLIAMS 1973 Sharon, Pa. JAMES WILLIAMS 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. KAREN WILLIAMS 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. TIMOTHY W. WILLIAMS 1973 New Castle, Pa. KAREN E. WILSON 1973 Abington, Pa. SARAH J. WRIGHT 1974 Lewiston, N.Y. CARL YOUNG 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. ANN ZACKS 1974 Harbor Creek, Pa. — M CHARLES J. ALBERTS 1972 White Oak Boro, Pa. JOHN C. ANDERSON 1973 Irwin, Pa. KEITH G. BITAR 1971 New Kensington, Pa. CAROLYN CHARLES 1971 South Euclid, Ohio ERIC CLAIRE 1974 Tallmadge, Ohio WILLIAM M. COLE 1971 Rocky River, Ohio DAVE L. COOPER 1972 Edinboro, Pa. JAMES W. CORRIGAN 1971 Hartville, Ohio ROBERT D. CROSBY 1971 New Kensington, Pa. ROBRT B. CULP 1972 Punxsutawney, Pa. CRAIG DIMON 1972 Waverly, New York FLORENCE ECHOLS 1972 Ithaca, New York r GREGORY SCOTT FISHER 1971 New Kensington, Pa. WILLIAM P. FITTS 1973 New Castle, Pa. JACQUIE FRAY 1971 New Wilmington, Pa. DAVID E. FULLER 1971 Corry, Pa. JAMES W. HARTMAN 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. RANDALL D. HUEY 1971 Butler, Pa. WILLIAM N. JOHNSTON 1972 Export, Pa. PETER KISPERT 1972 Hudson, Ohio JAMES E. KLEBE 1972 New Castle, Pa. SUE ANNE KNOWLES 1971 New Castle, Pa. BRENTON V. LONG 1972 Mercer, Pa. DAVID C. LOY 1972 New Castle, Pa. 1 A i i r 7 m mm i THEODORE R. MC KISSICK 1970 New Castle, Pa. LARRY DEAN MC MILLEN 1973 Evans City, Pa. STEVEN H. PEARSON 1973 Cincinnati, Ohio WILLIAM H. PORTMAN 1971 Butler, Pa. DWIGHT W. QUARLES 1972 Pittsburgh, Pa. RICHARD JORDAN RAMSEY 1971 Sewickley, Pa. WILLIAM R. ROTE 1973 Bradford, Pa. FRITZ ROTHEN 1973 West Winfield, Pa. DAVID A. SARVER 1973 New Wilmington, Pa. HAROLD C. SCOTT, JR. 1973 Warminster, Pa. ROBERT H SHIPMAN 1972 Medfield, Mass. GREGORY L. SNYDER 1971 Altoona, Pa. DAVID G. STUART 1973 Pittsburgh, Pa. CARL S. TEETS III 1973 Berwyn, Pa. JEFFRI THEYS 1972 Sewickley, Pa. JAMES TURNER 1973 Wilkensburg, Pa. i STEPHEN VALLILLO 1974 Rochester, New York JEFFREY JAY VAN WAGENEN 1970 Fair Haver, New Jersey E. EUGENE W ATKINS 1972 Cherry Hill, New Jersey RICHARD WILLOUGHBY 1971 Pittsburgh, Pa. BARCLAY J. WHITAKER 1971 Valley Forge, Pa. G. BRUCE YINGLING 1972 Severne Park , Md. BETSY ZEINER 1974 Pittsburgh, Pa. MARCIA ZOBNOW 1974 Solon, Ohio DR. JACK B. ROGERS Assistant Dean of the College Associate Professor of Religion WILLIAM T. BOLYARD Registrar DR. THOMAS R. GIDDENS Assistant to the President 81 DR. VERL D. RHOTON Assistant Professor DR. H. D. DE WITT Professor Department Chairman Chemistry 85 MR. JAMES R. BRADLEY Instructor MR. RONALD P. BERGEY Associate Professor Business Big businessmen are the most over-rated people in the country, Joe (Joseph P. Kennedy) would tell his sons. Here I am a boy from East Boston and I took em. So don ' t be impressed. —Victor Lasky, J.F.K.: THE MAN AND THE MYTH DR. LOREN CASEMENT Associate Professor Acting Department Chairman 87 It is a luxury to learn; but the luxury of learning cannot be compared to the luxury of teaching. — R.D. Hitchcock JANET HOPKINS ROBERT F. GALBREATH 8 9 Associate Professor Associate Professor DR. JON S, LAWRY Professor English Delicacy — a sad, false delicacy — robs literature of the two best things among its belongings: family-circle narratives and obscene stories. — Mark Twain RUSSELL L. BARNES Instructor 93 JAMES K. SEW ALL Assistant Professor, Spanish Languages My philological studies have satisfied me that a gifted person ought to learn English (barring spelling and pronouncing) in thirty hours, French in thirty days, and German in thirty years. — Mark Twain A. DWIGHT CASTRO Instructor, Classics DR. J. HILTON TURNER Professor, Classics Mathematics — A wonderful science, but it hasn ' t yet PAUL E. BROWN come up with a way to divide one Associate Professor tricycle among three small boys. — Carl Wilson DR. THOMAS R. NEALEIGH Associate Professor Department Chairman 97 Music PAUL R. CHENEVEY Assistant Professor DR. ISAAC E. REID Associate Professor A painter paints his pictures on canvas; but musicians paint their pictures on silence. We provide the music and you provide the silence. — Leopold Stokowski, to an audience at Carnegie Hall DR. CLARENCE J. MARTIN Associate Professor Department Chairman C. DOROTHY KIRKBRIDE Associate Professor 99 Physical Education 101 Political Science DR. WILLARD M. OVERGAARD Associate Professor Department Chairman If you ' re in politics and you can ' t tell when you walk into a room who ' s fer ya and who ' s agin ' ya, then you ' re in the wrong line of work. — Lyndon B. Johnson DR. DAVID B. GRAY Assistant Professor I didn ' t know the facts of life until I was seventeen. My father never talked about his work. — Martin Freud Nov. 15, 1957 DR. ANDREW T. ABELL Associate Professor Department Chairman Psychology DR. J. BARDARAH McCANDLESS Assistant Professor Religion and Philosophy Millions of innocent men, women and children, since the introduction of Christi- a nity, have been burned, tortured, fined and im- prisoned; yet we have not advanced one inch toward uniformity. What has been the effect of coercion? To make one-half of the world fools and the other half hypocrites. — Thomas Jefferson DR. JOSEPH M. HOPKINS Associate Professor DR. WAYNE H. CHRISTY Professor Department Chairman PAUL K. JOHNSON Assistant Professor DR. ROGER WOLCOTT Associate Professor Department Chairman ROY T. KNESTRICK Assistant Professor Assistant Professor 106 WILLIAM BLACKBURN Superintendant of Buildings and Grounds 107 109 They were generally smaller than their opponents, giv- ing away considerable size advantages. There was no razzle- dazzle style to their play, though surprise was one of their favorite weapons. They took a ferocious pride in their de- fense, despite an offensive unit that could bury the best out- fits in the country. Everything about them reflected an in- tense humility eminating from confidence in their ability to temporarily suppress their individuality and coordinate their efforts for a common purpose. When they took the field, they almost seemed to grow larger and more formidable. They carried into each contest the name of a school that had gained national recognition for its athletic excellence, but they played each game as if fame rode on its outcome. Through eight straight regular season contests they played their hearts out. A rating system secured a berth for them in the post season national playoffs, and they proceeded to bring home the NAIA National Championship. The Titans 1 970 1 1 1 The Titans completed their 1970 season, including their two championship games, as the 12th best defensive team in the nation (NAIA), 19th best in passing COACH WAGGONER According to the NCAA College Division statistics based on their eight reg- ular season games, the Titans ranked sixth in the nation in total defense (160.5 yards per game), sixth in passing defense (75) and third in scoring defense (4.9 points). Their 28 interceptions were unsurpassed in the nation. FIRST ROW: Don Grimm, Fred Blackhurst, Mark Connolly, Rich Hancox, John Thompson, Dave Bierbach, Francis Tobias, Ned Becker, Bob Matthews, Scott McClester, Pat Johnston and Roger Price. SECOND ROW: Marvin Smith, Ken Fassio, Mike Annarella, John Ebersberger, Bill Sweterlitsch, darryl West, Tom Nebel, Joe Veres, Rady Bubb Dave Milliron, Craig Bennis, Mark Acerni and Jack Downey. THIRD ROW: Roger Neel, Chris Schneider, Milo Bedich, Scott Griffith, Tom Dietrich, Mitch Dukovich, John Mahoney, Darwin Huey, Bill Fitts, Jon Yohe, George Howley and John White- head. FOURTH ROW: Scott Colvin, Mark Freado, Jack Dougherty, Elmer Rybka, Doug McCaskey, Alex Stupakis, Rob Pontius, Geoff Butia, Chuck Wilson, Marshall Peterson, Bob Greenham and Phil King. FIFTH ROW: Head coach Dr. Harol Burry, assistant Coach Joe Fusco, manager Bob Braunlich, Ted Boron, Bill Cole, Cliff Martin, Joe McCaw, Gene McNamara, Craig Strawbridge, Art Kusse- row, assistant coach George Waggoner, assistant coach Gene Nicholson and Equipment Manager Lyman Ringbloom. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Hroomar Helgasson. 115 1970 Westminster 26 — Westminster 38 — Westminster 28 — Westminster 51 — Westminster 40 — Westminster 20 — Westminster 27 — Westminster 13 — Westminster 20 — Westminster 21 — RECORD 06 at Marietta 00 Susquehanna 00 at Lycoming 00 Waynesburg 20 at Heidelberg 06 John Carroll 07 at Carnegie-Mellon 00 Geneva 07 Edinboro 16 Anderson 119 THE WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON December 17, 1970 Dear President Carlson: It is a pleasure for me to extend to Coach Harold Burry and his players my warmest congratulations on their victory in the NAIA Division II football championships. The friends of Westminster College can justifiably be p roud of the team ' s performance. Coach Burry ' s record of five unbeaten seasons and only thirty losses in nineteen years is one of the finest to come to my attention, and I am sure it is indicative of the leadership being provided for the students of Westminster. Sports- loving Americans are indebted to you and to the faculty, students and alumni of Westminster for demonstrating once again how well competitive athletics can thrive in an atmosphere of academic excellence. My best wishes to all of you for a happy Christmas and a satisfying New Year. Dr. Earland I. Carlson President Westminster College New Wilmington, Pennsylvania 16142 Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the only thing! — Vince Lombardi 125 Baseball Season Record Westminster 1 Slippery Rock 2 1 Slippery Rock 2 7 Geneva 9 0 Geneva 2 2 Clarion State 1 5 Clarion State 7 3 Waynesburg 1 2 Duquesne 3 4 Duquesne 5 10 Allegheny 8 10 Youngstown State 8 0 Youngstown State 1 1 Univ. of Pgh. 5 0 Univ. of Pgh. 4 3 Grove City 2 5 Grove City 0 8 Mount Union 4 7 Mount Union 8 Opponent 2(12 inns.) (9 inns.) Lest we hold our heads too high, the stigma of the Titan hard ball campaign lingers. The third and least consistent of W.C. ' s three major sports, base- ball still threatens to come through a winner. Darryl Jones and Joe Veres have too much potential to make the present sorry state permanent. 12 SITTING: Graham Carter, Joe Veres, Pete Relich, Ron Davis, John D. Garmo, Rick Super, Mark Presner, Pete Kispert. KNEELING: Tom Valler, Rick Sheldon, Lynn Summers, Ty Tollerton, Bob Schumacher, Paul Carol, Darryl Jones, Roger Price. STANDING: Coach Waggoner, Mick Annarella, Duane Dudick, John Hollensworth, Roger Neel, Jim Ahern, Tim McNamara, Dave Frazier, Tom Bost, Assistant Coach Christy. 129 KNEELING: Kusserow, Bruce Johnston, Ringbloom, Griffith, Lyle Johnston, Fisher, Dawson, Ivy, Sansone. STANDING: Coach Nicholson, McCaw, Giesmann, Melonic, Eckler, Ollinger, Bowser, Butia, Barron. MISSING: Milliron, Helgason, Grimm, Han- cox, Beyer, Fitts, Greenham, Matthews, Bloise, Hartzell, Turner. .... ■ Wm m 130 Season Record Westminster 69 79 91 75 87 107 49 Clarion State Carnegie-Mellon Allegheny Grove City Waynesburg Geneva Edinboro State Opponent 77 66 54 70 58 39 96 Stern taskmasters are the best kind . . . ask any one of Gene Nicholson ' s Track and Field boys. The Titans came through with a fine 5-2 mark, a tribute to some great individual performances and the coach ' s insistance on practice regardless of conditions. 131 Swimming SITTING: Richard Herckenroether (Manager), Dave Calhoun, Dave Downing, Sam Carlson, John Treacy, Tom Boddorff. STANDING: John Zupanovich, Terry O ' Halloran, Dave Fuller, Dave Coleman, John Petre, Jeff Fuller. Season Record Westminster Opponents 40 Slippery Rock 64 40 Allegheny 63 48 Carnegie-Mellon 65 44 Indiana of Pa. 60 26 Hiram 83 24 Clarion 89 45 Grove City 64 The season swimming record shows no victories and seven straight defeats. In fact, a glance at the log shows that the Titans got the season off on the wrong foot and proceeded to break both legs. However, the individual efforts of Dave Fuller in the 200 yd. medley, John Petre in the 200 yd. backstroke and John Zupanovich in the 200 yd. breast- stroke brought the team at least some distinction. 132 Cross-Country Season Record KNEELING: Pete Blose, Cliff Keyes, Mike Povtak, Bill Klinger. STANDING: John Gies- mann, Tom Melonic, John Hopkins, Bruce Johnston, Coach Ondako. MISSING: Don Dawson, Jim Hartzell. Westminster Opponents 42 ' 2 St. Francis 16 ' 2 33 St. Vincent 23 24 Carnegie-Mellon 37 35 Geneva 22 15 Grove City 50 31 Waynesburg 25 26 Allegheny 29 19 Point Park 36 31 Geneva 24 50 Duquesne 15 Bethany forfeit The cross-country team compiled an impressive record; and along the way demonstrated that athletes need not be cultivated in high school stock-yards to distinguish themselves in college. Freshman Tom Melonic, without a minute of cross-country experience at Quaker Valley High, led the squad to its 7-4 log. Golf Season Record Westminster Opponents 2V2 Waynesburg 4 ] 2 7 Carnegie-Mellon 2 6V2 Saint Vincent Vi 4 Geneva 3 7 Duquesne 0 4 Pittsburgh 3 3 Clarion State 4 Perhaps the most remarkable thing about Harold Burry ' s duffers is not their superb 5-2 team log, but their demonstrated belief in the free enter- prise system. The golfers financed their Easter practice rounds in Florida with the profits from hot dog sales! Brooks Kerrick, John Laver, Lester Botkin, Dave Petrella, Bill Jardine, John Ebersberger. 133 Wrestling KNEELING: Staggard, Hogue, Douglas. Lanks, Sanderson, Muirhead. STANDING: Coach Nicholson, Acton, Wilson, Blackhurst, Deitrick. Westminster 30 23 3 24 12 26 19 32 Season Record Gannon Allegheny Slippery Rock Thiel Duquesne Wash, and Jeff. Grove City Carnegie-Mellon Opponent 10 19 41 16 18 13 23 It isn ' t true that only big universities can afford athletic excellence in the minor sports. Look at the Titan wrestlers; look at undefeated John Hogue, a prime target for a big Eastern school, who chose Westminster as the site for his phenomenal four year 22-0 log. Along the way, the other Titan grapplers picked up enough pins to win five of eight dual meets during the 1 970 campaign. , 134 Tennis Season Record Westminster Opponent 9 Waynesburg 0 9 Saint Vincent 0 9 Geneva 0 6 Pittsburgh 3 5 Slippery Rock 4 Athletics is supposed to teach teamwork: the group loyalty is supposed to supercede the personal ego. Tennis, however, is an in- dividual sport, played in a highly individual way. Steve Ross came to Westminster, though, and showed how these two contra- dictory ideals could be welded into incom- parable athletic achievement. KNEELING: Robert Finney, Dave Stuart, Vail Barrett, Roger Metzler, Gordon Edwards. STANDING: Bill Johnston, Steve Ross, Bill Sieck, Wally Clements. Westminster College head basketball coach Ray Onda- ko ' s first campaign at the helm of the Titans, this past 1 970- 71 season, must be termed a success. Final mark charted by the Blue and White read 13 victories against 10 defeats. Significant to this record, how- ever, are facts that a full seven of the ten losses came to recognized big time or small college powers, and four of the ten came by less than ten points. Two bright spots stand out in the past season. At mid- year the Titans ran a hot streak to win six of seven con- tests at one stage. A rather easy win over Washington and Jefferson 79-68, followed by an easier one over Alliance 91-74, preceded a three point loss to Saint Vincent. But Westminster then rebounded to defeat Bucknell, Waynesburg 91-82, Allegheny 74-69, and Geneva 76-66, the latter three away. Then came the final six frays of the campaign, with the Blue and White breaking even. Wins over Saint Vincent 71-63 and Susquehanna 94- 83 — back to back — and the season finale over Geneva 85- 71 were offset by their loss to Slippery Rock 75-69 and the two to Pitt, the worst of the two 62-41 . Westminster kept up its traditional home court mastery again this year, losing only twice at Memorial Field House, to Youngstown and to Pitt, while winning nine. They did not do as well on the road, however, winning four but dropping eight. Titan Basketball 1970-71 136 The team presented a balanced scoring attack with four men within 1 1 points of each other, no single player pro- vided game after game consistency. Sophomore Sam Males, without a doubt the most ef- fective sixth man on anybody ' s roster, emerged as the lead- ing scorer with a 12.5 average. Senior co-captain Gary Brown, the team ' s morale and floor leader, followed at an even dozen. Right behind him was another sophomore, Fred Roth- en, at 11.7 and the other senior co-captain, Randy Huey, at 11.5. Brown set a new team record as he tallied 41 mark- ers at Waynesburg, more than any other Titan had ever scored in an away game. Although the Blue and White held their own in re- bounding this season, it was not by much as the best indi- vidual averages in this department were charted by Rothen at 7.9 and junior transfer Ray Bridge from Clemson at an even seven. Rothen posted the best single game effort, 16 against Geneva. Westminster 77 Gettysburg 59 89 Carnegie-Mellon 80 93 Waynesburg 86 54 Youngstown 79 71 Indiana 88 70 Cheyney State 74 85 Alliance 84 59 Akron 77 71 Carnegie-Mellon 89 61 Youngstown 70 70 Washington Jefferson 68 91 Alliance 74 70 St. Vincent 73 75 Bucknell 66 91 Waynesburg 82 74 Allegheny 69 76 Geneva 66 69 Slippery Rock 75 41 Univ. of Pittsburgh 62 71 St. Vincent 63 94 Susquehanna 83 63 Univ. of Pittsburgh 72 85 Geneva 71 139 WILLIAM LAUER Editor-in-chief Argo Richard ' Whitfield, Craig Bedell, James Williams, Stephen Vallillo, (Photographers). Thomas Jackson (Copy Editor), Susan Carnahan (Assistant Copy Editor), Carl Preate (Sage in Residence). MISSING: Frances Case (Music Consultant), William Barnard (Busi- ness Manager). Beta Beta Beta FIRST ROW: Pat Ryan, Valerie Walker, Georgia Ross, Ellen Winchell, Sue Eisenhower, Peggy Whiting. ROW TWO: Rich Flout, Barclay Whitaker, Dave Burr, Glennah Ruiz-Valera, Christine Chandler, Allene Morris, Dan Lee, Gary Williams. ROW THREE: Greg Sepik, Ward King, Fred Porcase, Bob McGee, Conrad Weiser, Doug Brook, Dr. Clarence Harms, Jeff Rice, Bill Conklin, Jeff Hodes. MISSING: Paula Mellott, Laurie Scolere, Ray Bridge, Doug Furnier, Jim Bodamer, Becky Lake, Marty Mills. 143 FIRST ROW: Beth Nixon, Anna Richards, Jerry Thornton, JoAnn Williams, Alexis Bell, Carol Asker- neese. ROW TWO: Howard Elerby, Roslynne Holmes, Allen Williams, Dava James. Concert Choir FIRST ROW: Linda Kennerdell, Sue Talbott. Nancy Shallcross, Martha Cooper, Doris Barron, Nancy Easter, Rose Ann Perrine, Susan Kolderup, Nancy Colvin. ROW TWO: Kathy Clark, Carol Wallace, Tim Carr, Ray Winter, Ann Strome, William Tuttle, Suzanne Elder. Steve Vallillo, Cheryl Miller, Marlee Muscavitch. ROW THREE: Melynie Murray, Deborah Hepler, Katie KJepfer, Donald Edinger. Gary Everts, David Hogue, Dan Dressen , Jared Jacobsen, Don Stanley, Frances Case, Ed Schell. ROW FOUR: Alice Felbinger, Pamela Gill. Noel Calhoun, Steve Kengeter, Dennis Fike, Donald Wallace, John Haley, Rick Stewart, David Calhoun, Susan Toth. 145 ■ J IE w Cwens-Sophomore Women ' s Honorary FIRST ROW: Pam Pope, Kathy Orr, Sue Snavely, Becky Lake. ROW TWO: Donna Patton, Beth Reiter, Kate Klepfer, Candi Lanks, Sue Twaddle, Kappy Jackson, Christy Chandler. ROW THREE: Nancy Zeevalk, Marion Schmidt, Linnie Olson, Sally Meyer, Sue Swager, Carol Culp, Glennah Ruiz-Valera, Dean Lorraine Sibbet. ' ' z4 Debate Team 148 Don Redfoot, Dawn Galey, Matt Markovich, Carol Askerneese, Colleen Cook, Lester Malizia. MISSING: Pat Lowry, Eric Welsh, Greg Whitney, Dan Semick, Chuck Alberts, Coach Walter Scheid. Fellowship of Christian Athletes (LEFT TO RIGHT) Randy Punchard, Bob Braunlich, Graham Carter, Darr Huey, Pete Kispert, Dave McNeilly. (SECOND ROW) John Brahmer, Mike Povtak, Steve Pearson, Tom Bost, Jim Hartman, John Hopkins. Missing are advisors Dr. Wayne Christy and Rev. Judd McConnell. American Guild Of Organists R. Stratton, C. Cribbs, L. Kieser, D. DeWitt, S. Denison. (SECOND ROW) T. Rodgers, A. Pierce, D. Coffey, D. Fike, D. Geffert, A. Strome, G. Shanor. 149 First Semester Staff SEATED: Nancy Koenig (Editor-in-chief). STANDING: Tom Cooke (Business Manager), Chip Thistlewaite, Carol Aston, Bill Eavenson, Matt Hutchinson, Ron Morris (Sports Editor). MISSING: Bob Templer (News Editor), Glennah Ruiz-Valera (Assistant News Editor), John Giesmann (Circulation Manager). Holcad Second Semester Staff Gary Stewart (Sports Editor), Bob Templer (Managing Edi tor), Bill Saylor, Erich Welsh, Ron Morris (Editor-in-chief), Tom Cooke (Busi- ness Manager) Chip Thistlewaite (News Editor), Sue Aldridge, Jackie Burk (copy editor). 150 Special Section See Page 7 Student Association See Page 8 FIRST PUBLISHED IN 1884 01.86N0. 10 Westminster College New Wilmington, Pennsylvania 19 WE ARE NUMBER ONE Task Force Submits SA Constitution by Dave Down ton At its meeting last Friday, the Task Force finished working out the details in the constitution for the pro- posed Student Association and voted unanimously to adopt the documents which they had prepared in their first formal vote of the school year. They also set the following dates for briefing students, faculty, and ad- ministration and for a student refer- endum: Oct. 5-representatives from the task force will be in the fraternity houses at 7:30 and all other campus housing at 11 p.m. to discuss the pro- posed constitution and Association; Oct. 8-the majority of the task force will meet in the TUB lounge to talk with any interested persons; Oct. 9-- there will be a student referendum to adopt the documents printed in the paper below; and Oct. 14-representa- tiveB of the Task Force will meet with all members of the faculty and administration in an informal brief- ' Burry Incident ' that broke Tuesday, Bierbach Unanimous MVP New Win Streak Set At 15 TH PROBLEMS OF LEADERSHIP -seem to be reflected in the faces of S A officers Cooper, Scott, and Metzler as the trio attempts to steer the current open dorm question over a rocky road. Incident Provokes Reaction Sit-in, Injunction Spark WC by Chip Thistlethwaite Events in the wake of the recent ing an d discussion session. The constitution printed below consists of the following parts: The May 1 1 have followed in rapid fashion. B.S.U. and Share held meetings to preamble to the constitution is a decide courses of action. In his meet- philosophical statement of the over- ing with Share, and B.S.U. , Dr. all role of the student at Westminster. Harold Burry flatly denied having January Approaches; A Westminster First by Glennah Ruiz-Valera As the first January Term at West- minster approaches, students and faculty are showing great anticipation and excitement, which makes us wonder just what the campus will be like during January. This is the first time anything like this has happened in Westminster, so undoubtedly there will have to be adjustments as different con- tingencies appear. Nevertheless, we are going to try and give you a pre- view of what WC will be like next month. Although registration for January has already been completed, there is still a drop-add period coming. MORE Force hint ' a A green drop-add card can be picked up at the registrar ' s office next week. Students actually dropping a course to add another (remember, only phys. ed. can be taken simul- taneously with another course during January) must get the signature of both the instructor whose course he is dropping and the instructor whose course he is adding. January Term enrollment is not handled through the regular channels, and this is the only way in which instructors can know the final enrollment in their courses. The signatures and course cards must be picked up at the various in- structors ' offices. For visiting instructors, cards can be picked up at the respective department offices. A memo with the schedule of room assignments for January will be sent before the end of this term. Many of us have been wondering just how many people will be gone during January. According to Dr. Rogers ' data, about 350 students will be off campus. Seventy-seven students are enrolled in Independent Study, which will be taken by many away from Westminster. A group of 50 students are participating in the Philadelphia exchange program, while at least 68 others are enrolled in courses to be taken at 18 different 4-1-4 colleges. Ninety-three students are participating in Westminster ' s own travel seminars. This year they are to visit Mexico, the Middle East, made any such racist statement. Later, a letter from President Earland Carlson distributed to students claimed that the statement had been made, that it was in refer- ence to a skit seen on a network tele- vision program. The seemingly conflicting stories provoked a sit-in by 35 Westminster students, many of them members of Share, at 1:25 p.m., Friday, May 14. They sat on chairs, desks and on the floor in Old Main, but allowed ad- ministration officials to come and go as they pleased. The sit-in was for the purpose of obtaining an explanation from Dr. Carlson of how the investigation of the incident had been made. The demonstrators were asked to leave at 6:15 by Phillip A. Lewis, dean of the College, or face a possible court in- junction. Claudia Miller, Ed Freeborn. Steven Hikes, Paul Beltz and Paul Henderson, plus the legal term ' 30 Jchn Does ' were listed as ' con- spirators ' . by John Campbell Westminster College concluded its 1970 football season with an unde- feated season, a national champion- ship, and a foundation for more of the same next year. The 1970 Titans became the fifth undefeated squad in the history of Westminster, all under the guidance of Coach Harold Burry. The teams of 1953, 1956, and 1964 all had identical 8-0 marks while the 1955 edition finished with a record of 6-0-1. In 19 years of coaching at Westminster, Dr. Burry has compiled the remark- able record of 119 victories, 30 defeats, and four ties, a winning per- centage of 778. Before the 1970 season Dr. Burry ranked sixth among all NCAA College Division coaches. Titan wins this past season came, in order, over Marietta 26-6, Susque hanna 38-0, Lycoming 28-0, Waynes- burg 51-0, Heidelburg 40-20, John Carroll 20-6, Carnegie-M Mellon 27- 7, and Geneva 13-0. The Titans led in the ratings of Division II of the NAIA since the Lycoming victory. This was the inaugural year of the NAIA Division II football program. Division II was created in order to give the 148 true small colleges across the nation deserved recog- nition. With the regular season ended, and the Titans 0, Westminster accepted a bid to play nearby Edin- boro State in the semi-finals of the national championship. After some talk of a journey to Three Rivers Stadium in Pittsburgh, the game was played at Taggert Stadium in New Castle before some 6500 fans. The Blue and White looked im- pressive in jumping to a 13-0 half- time lead and coasting to a 20-7 victory. In the championship game last Saturday Westminster met Ander- son College of Indiana, again in Taggert. About 5000 fans showed up to see the contest. The third quarter displayed the fense that made the Titans unb able all year as a fumble and a g line interception stopped two I and White drives. The fine pase of Mark Manley and receiving Kirk Carpenter coupled for touchdowns and four extra point the waning four minutes of game, but one last symbolic ir ception by Don Grimm ended the i test and the Titan quest for the tional title. S A Rewrites S G Constitute by Dave Downton The Task Force met again in t three-to-four-hour sessions on £ 16, 1S 22 in their effort to com[ the constitution and related d ments for the proposed Student sociation. At Tuesday ' s meeting continuing at tonight ' s meeting i expect to complete the details in proposed constitution. Carlson Unveils Plan prnzEj ujjlujlijljlljjl! u n „ , HOYT SCIENCE RESOURCES CENTER - The new science building will be named for Alex Crawford trustee emeritus of Westminster College, and chairman of the Board of the First National Bank of Lawrence C The Hoyt Science Center will cost an estimated $2,750,000 If sufficient funds are on hand, construction bids will Intercultural Forum FIRST ROW: Dr. Isaac Reid, Sharon Karonias, Phoebe Ruiz-Valera, Sue Stephan, Denise Pfischner, Jan Starr, Dr. Norman Adams, Dr. Jack Rogers. ROW TWO: Yoshi Miwa, Vickie Lang. ROW THREE: Mary Radu, Cindy Mabon, Marty Crosby, Carol Aston, Sandy Endi- cott, Marty Reed, Linda Zimmerman, Mrs. Norman Adams, Phil Liu. ROW FOUR: Nancy Kelly, Duane Christy, Dorothe ' e, Lamoitier, Lynn Mankin, Cathy Collins, Randy Hill, Susan Kolderup, Ali Mattar, Debbie Ward. Inter-Fraternity Council FIRST ROW: John Shiffler, Dave Clapperton, Dave Haver, Tom Vyak. ROW TWO: Gary Brown, Jim Painter, Bill Jardine, Steve Decatur. John Petre, Bill Roscoe, Max McGee, Tony Medure. Scott Hartzell. 152 Judicial Board FIRST ROW: John Gies- mann, Kathy Clark, Judy Ries. ROW TWO: Dr. Wayne Christy, Don Dawson, Bruce Johnson, Dan Lee. ROW THREE: Dr. Loren Case- ment, Bill Barnard, Mr. Gary Mullin, Mr. Paul Frary. Hi I Kappa Delta Pi Education Honorary FIRST ROW: Betsy Filer, Sara Bell. Carol Aston, Stana Hemstreet, Kathy Cresswell, Jan Ogletree, Jacquie Fray, Jean Courtwright, Donna Lamm, Marilyn Stiver. ROW TWO: Debbis Olson, Marion Schmidt, Kate Mac- Donough, Phoebe Ruiz-Valera, Sue Renno. ROW THREE: Linda Satterfield, Sue Beech- er. Melanie Murray, Paula Mellot. ROW FOUR: Emily Byrd, Marlee Muscavitch, Sharon Karonias. ROW FIVE: Debbie Ward, Sue Aldridge, Jan Morgan, Ann Crabb. ROW SIX: Nancy Heilman, Char- lene Holt, Pat Lowry, Judy Rogler, Jane Pizer, Ellen Grosvenor, Marilyn Yanda, Kathy Wallace, Debbie Sloan, Denise Pfisch- ner, Sandie Smith, Barb Davis. Kappa Mu Epsilon Math Honorary Mermaid Club SITTING: Diane Appleton, Edie Bowman, Karen Olson, Janice Yost, Linda Cutton. STANDING: Jan Jacobsen, Marsha Moore, Kathy Meyers, Jean Gunk- ler, Linda Kappy, Anne Turner, Judy Rogler. MISS- ING: Linda Miley. Mortar Board -Senior Women ' s Honorary SITTING: Kay Elder, Kathy Clark, Kathy DeLuca, Phoebe Ruiz-Valera, Linda Satterfield, Jacquie Fray. STANDING: Kathy Cress- well, Mary Beth Cochrane, Dr. Bardara McCandless, Miss Jane Hawkins, Sande Smith. : ' •W3F ----- - KEEP OFF GRASS Mu Delta Epsilon Religion Honorary Kate MacDonough, Don McKim, Dan Schomer. MISSING: Jon Draper, Ron Miller, Don Dawson, Bill Portman, Gayle Evans, Barb Schoenhard, John Pressler, Randy Hall, Dick Ramsey. 155 Mu Phi Epsilon -Music Sorority FIRST ROW: L. Kennerdale, S. Benton, S. Elder, F. Case, L. Kieser, D. Ward, M. Muscavitch, K. Wallace, D. Lamm, L. Weaver. SECOND ROW: P. Riley, A. Strome, G. Frazier. Music Educator ' s National Conference FIRST ROW: K. Clark, T. Rodgers, L. Weaver, R. Winter, K. Wallace, A. Strome. SECOND ROW: T. Grant, R. DeJong, D. Wallace, A. Herb, R. Hinchberger, D. Fike, D. Barron, M. Cooper. 156 Omicron Delta Epsilon -Economics Honorary FIRST ROW: Bill Ramaley, Bill Portman. ROW TWO: Mr. James Bradley, Dave Haver, Mr. Paul Frary, Bob Bodycomb, Graham Carter, Tom Blythe, Gary Mahan, Tom Richardson, Calvin Wallace, Bob Templer, Mike Welton, Bob Gero, John Mallinson, Mr. David Dyer. Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Honorary SITTING: Dick Ramsey, Sam Lightner (Faculty Secretary), Warren Risk. STANDING: Roger Metzler. Dave Fuller, Graham Carter. 157 Pan-Hellenic Council KNEELING: Sue Beecher, Cheryl Reed. SITTING: Edie Bowman, Cappy Jackson, Mary Marsh, Jan Yost. STANDING: Nancy Parish, Sandy Larson, Denise Pfischner, Carol Cracraft, Barb Lapham, Anna Richards, Diane Hackett, Dean Lorraine Sibbet. MISSING: Marlee Muscavitch, Helen Chase. 158 Peace, Incorporated We are Peace, Inc. — a group of concerned Human Beings struggling for Peace, Justice, Freedom and Equality in a society — as large as a world and as small as a campus — which, we believe, has lost track of those ideals. As one of the most active groups on campus we have presented historical political and social discussions on such things as the Indochina War, the Middle East Crisis, uni- versity reaction and repression, religious aspects of man and manifestations of racism. We ' ve acted on our beliefs with candlelight marches, draftboard pickets, participation in Washington marches, speaking at the local high school and several churches, and organizing a draft counseling service in the New Castle, Farrell and Sharon areas. Our goals are high but we must persist. —May 20, 1971 159 Phi Alpha Theta -History Honorary FIRST ROW: Janice McCreary, Dr. Arthur Jensen, Don Shelenberger, Carol Aston, Ellen Grosvenor, Carol Kelso (Secretary), Jan Mor- gan. ROW TWO: Mr. Pirie Sublett, Mr. Robert Ewing, Debbie Munn, Dr. Delber McKee (Advisor), Dave Douglas, Jim Epstein (Treasurer), Steve Catarinella. ROW THREE: Dan Perrin (President), Slenn Soden, Harry Tonges, Nels Magnuson, John Henderson. Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia -Music Fraternity FIRST ROW: A. Herb, D. Eddinger, E. Schell, R. Winter. SECOND ROW: R. DeJong, T. Rogers, R. Stratton, D. Coffey, T. Grant, D. Coble, D. Wallace, R. Hinchberger, D. Fike, R. McMunn, D. Calhoun, G. Everts, T. Carr. 160 Phi Sigma Tau -Philosophy Honorary FIRST ROW: Sue Kolderup, Nancy Frye, Kate MacDonough. ROW TWO: Dan Schomer, Tom Valler, Don McKim, John Sneizek, Dr. Thomas Gregory. MISSING: Jon Draper, John Pressler. Pi Delta Epsilon -Journalism Honorary FIRST ROW: Carol Aston, Jim Epstein, Randy Harrell, Ron Morris, Glennah Ruiz-Valera, Sherry Dodd. ROW TWO: Pete Blose, Bob Templer, Marie Macgill, Cheryl Wilson, Pam Harvey, Bill Saylor. Pi Delta Phi -French Honorary SITTING: Paula Carpenter, Sue Aldridge, Emily Byrd. STANDING: Bill Saylor, Stana Hem- street, Pam Harvey, Denise Pfischner, Lyn Quick, Sue Shear, Wayne Gross. MISSING: Jean Taylor, Steve Ross, Carol Charles, Jacquie Fray, JoAnn Sinisi, Diana Brandon, Judy Rissler, Kathy Offut, Debbie Munn, Kathy Bell, Audry Noble. Pi Sigma Pi-Scholastic Honorary Psi Chi -Psychology Honorary FIRST ROW: Dr. Einar Bredland, Phyllis Minnis, Chuck Lindsay, Judy Ries, Mayr Anne Kassic, Dotty Gross. ROW TWO: Hugh Beswick, Betsy Filer, unidentified, Anne Crabb, Terry Simms, Riddel, Nancy Zeevalk, unidentified, Tim Carr. ROW THREE: Bruce Genkinger, Scott McGrath, Nancy Bille, Noreen Genger. R.A.P.E. (Radicals Against Pollution of the Environment) Greg Sepik, Jeff Rice, Ray Bridge, Peggy Whiting, Sue Eisenhower, Harold Workman, Barclay Whitaker, Jerry Wozniak, Dave Burr, Rich Flout, Conrad Weiser. Lost: Clean, healthy air in the general vicinity of the United States. Finder may keep any cash, promotions or retirements realized through destruction of same. Please return immediately. No questions asked. 163 Men Resident Assistants FIRST ROW: Scott Greenwood, Dan Lugar, Ron Morris, Dick Ramsey. ROW TWO: Roger Metzler, Dave Fuller, Bill Johnston, Graham Carter. ROW THREE: Don Dawson, Bruce Johnston, Tom Ritchey, John Gies- mann. Women Resident Assistants FIRST ROW: Edie Bowman, Judy Ittner, Marion Schmidt, Sandie Smith, Carol Aston, Marsha Haugh. ROW TWO: Sue Culler, Ginny Frazier, Kathy Myers, Mrs. Laura Bretsnyder, Mrs. Gladys Williamson, Dorothy Dunning, Bev Fonson, Sue Ferguson, Nancy Kelly. Scrawl -Literary Magazine FIRST ROW: Dr. Nancy James, Sue Twaddle, Sherry Dodd. Scroll -English Honorary FIRST ROW: Carol Charles, Diane Cox, Sue Twaddle, Debbie Duxbury, Lois Moore, Judy Inner, Beth Gar- rett, Sharon Karonias, Bill Craft. ROW TWO: Karen Larson, Kathy Cresswell, Sherry Dodd, Molly Spinney. Sigma Delta Pi -Spanish Honorary FIRST ROW: Marilyn Stiver, Mary Radu, Robert Culp (President), Marion Schmidy, Sandy Barrett, Edie Bowman, Jeanne Miller, Beth Reiter, Glennah Ruiz-Valera. ROW TWO: Bill Murray, Dr. Sewall, Daviv Byrd, Ed Dambach, Pat Stockton, Wendy Hockelberg, Pam Harvey. Student Pa. State Education Association FIRST ROW: Paul Henderson, Bev Molnar, Judy Ries, Patty Chapman, Betsy Wickes, Mary Ann Prokop, Jean Gunkler, Chris Blank, Debi Brown. ROW TWO: Daniel VanDyke. Bob Boyer. Nora Daubenspeck. Joan Reimer, Debbi Sloan, Renny Echols, Beth Garrett. Joanne Vermeulen, Jane Pizer, Carol Charles. 165 Thanes Sophomore Men ' s Honorary FIRST ROW: Bill Evanson, Jay Meyer, Dave Sarver. ROW TWO: Pete Blose, Dave Renee, Tom Ritchey, Bob Greenham. ROW THREE: Scott McGrath, Steve Pearson. Titanaires -Drill Team FIRST ROW: Cathy Sterling, Marilyn Stiver, Karen Cooper, Lyn Lewellyn, Jill Barthel, Debbie Ekas, Denise Pfischner, Wendy Hockel- berg. ROW TWO: Candi Lanks, Debbie Stevenson, Sue Price, Mary Marsh, Kathy Bates, Sharon Mathewson, Debby Fry. ROW THREE: Sue Sherrick, Gayle Akers, Kathy Bell, Leslie Brooks, Gloria DiCarlo, Vicki Kirkwood, Debbie Miller, Angela Andrulat, Lee Busman. 166 Women ' s Senate FIRST ROW: Judy Ries (President), Liza Sipe (Treasurer). ROW TWO: Diana Brok- aw, Marion Schmidt (Vice-President), Sue Shear. ROW THREE: Roslynne Holmes, Jan Zellner, Dean Lorraine Sibbet. ROW FOUR: Jill Mossberger, Marilyn Rutkai, Jean Courtwright, Jan Kingery. MISSING: Debbie Stevenson, Marty Olney, Barb John- son, Sue Swager (Secretary), Pam Pope. Women ' s Recreation Association Sandy Larson, Kappy Jackson, Judy Armington, Kathy Pekkanen, Sandy Davenport, Barb Farris, Debbie Miller, Karen Brown, Leslie Brooks, Jane Lauer, Karen Ostrowski. Sally Naylor, Judy Devine, Nancy Burton, Sue Gerhart, Sandie Endecott. Cindy Mabon, Denise Toth, Sandy Rorison, Ellen Winchell. Jean Gunkler, Kathy Swaney, Linda Thompson. 167 W.K.P.S. — FM FIRST ROW: Jerome Henderson (Director of Broadcasting), Mike Shovlin (Public Relations Director), Chuck Beckett (Station Manager), Don Simpson (Studio Engineer), Doug Johnson (Public Affairs Director), Scott McGrath (Program Director). ROW TWO: Sandra Davenport, Jan Hershelman, Pat Lombardo, Glenda Swartz, Colleen Parshall, Deb- bie Hepler, Louise Schlotter, Jim Epstein, Randy Hill. ROW THREE: Dan Crippen, Don Fredeen, Dave Byrd, Dave Whipple, Charlie Mil- ler, Barclay Whitaker, Tom Vallar. ROW FOUR: Jan Kingery, Dan Rindge, Jim Schorner, Russ Reitz, Ray Bair, Todd Ray, George De- 168 Cario, Bob Braunlich. ROW FIVE: Mark Haverstock, Barry Murrin, Glenn Soden, Pete Blose, Tom Shafer, Millard McQuaid, Dave Flower, Bill O ' Neill, Chuck Johnston, Ron Morris, Bob Wiskemann. ROW SIX: John Haley, Roger Neel, Dan Perrin, Bob Whittke, Leon Herron, Dan Lee. MISSING: Hugh Anderson, Bob Beatty, John Blewitt, Bill Craft, Sue Dunham, Dick Faust, Paul Henderson, Ralph Hopkins, Doug Koppenol, Dennis Lasagna, Mike Malone, Anne McKee, Dave Renne, Jack Riddle, Dave Sarver, George Sinclair, Jeff Taylor, Harry William- son. Greeks 170 A big question in many freshman minds this past spring as they took part in what is commonly referred to as rush (i.e. snow job ), was whether they would choose to remain G.D.I. ' s, forfeiting the companionship and prestige that accompanies Greek membership, and to keep their own individuality rather than assuming that of another. The choice being offered — a small percentage of eligible fresh- men chose to assume the individuality of one of the following Greek organizations on our campus. ATA Alpha Gamma Delta Actives SITTING: Becky Eaton, Marie Macgill, Candy Lanks, Lois Walker, Sharron Stroup, Jill Barthel, Sue Snavely. KNEEL- ING: Sue Voegele, Marsha Moore. Marty Mills, Sally Meyer, Judy Ries, Nancy Zeevalk, Louise Weston, Karen Wilson. STANDING: Janice Yost (president), Sherrie McFarland (1st vice-president), Pat Halusic (2nd vice-president), Linda Bitonti (treasurer). Sue Heilman (recording secretary, Pat Chapman (corresponding secr etary), Diane Appleton, Nancy Parrish, Jill Mossberger, Becky Lake, Jeanne Miller. MISSING: Debbie Duxbury, Ronee Christy, Karla Mizer, Syndey Lauer, Carla Lauer, Wendy Meyer, Jane Ritenour, Sue Lyons, Nancy Bille, Judy Rogler, Sandy Morgal, Debbie Ekas, Jane Halchin, Kathy Houk. The worth of a state is the worth of the individuals composing it. — John Stuart Mil Pledges FIRST ROW: Sally Keener, Diane Swanhart (secretary), Sharon Sharpe (chaplain), Linda Stilwell (president), Betsy Cella (treasurer), Betsy Bergreen (social chairman), Debbie Vibberts (activities chairman). ROW TWO: Leslie Brooks, Jane Lauer, Marty Lydick, Whitney Fraier, Deb- bie Magill, Barb Schreiber, Sandy DiAngi, Joan Sutcliffe, Merrilee Briggs. ROW THREE: Debbie Frey, Nancy Burton. MISSING: Betsy Zeiner (vice-president). 172 Chi Omega FIRST ROW: Cathy McPherson, Colleen Murphy, Cathy Dunlevy, Marilyn Rutkai, Jan Starr, Cathy Harbison, Linda Cappy. ROW TWO: Linda Sheppard, Margie Thomas, Denise Pfischner, Sandy Larson, Kris Enquist, Kathy DeLuca, Marsha Haug, Sue Price, Linda Cutton, Sue Stephan, Karen Cooper. ROW THREE: Jane Gray, Kerry Prola, Debbie Miller, Holly Smith, Claudia Eckman, Anne Turner, Sue Thompson, Sue Rintoul, Dorothy Dunning, Mary Martha Moore, Melanie Milankovich. ROW FOUR: Cindy Mabon, Louise Schlotter, Gayle Wilson, Linda Beaver, Debbie Bishop, Vicky Kirkwood, Sue Fausti, Birgitta Holmberg, Sue Priestly. MISSING: Barb Dusckas, Melinda Feightner, Linda Milliron, Noreen Genger, Elaine Heckathorne, Linda Miley, Kit Robertson, Valarie Coppolella, Isabelle Morford, Janet Maier, Karen Householder, Lana Caputo. will tell thee what thou art. Cervantes— DON QUIXOTE 173 Delta Zeta Actives FIRST ROW: Susan Beecher, Donna Miscall, Barbara Davis, Susan Carnahan, Karen Turner, Sande Endicott. ROW TWO: Chris Eureka, Barb Mitchell, Debbie Stevenson, Donna Gordon. ROW THREE: Gail Guidosh, Cherie Ross, Linda Seneff, Edith Bowman, Cheryl Wilson, Pam Rydstrom. ROW FOUR: Linda Baker, Susan Snyder, Lee Busman, Lin Quick. ROW FIVE: Susan Uhl, Janice Ogletree, Debbie Lechien, Patricia Guy, Stana Hemstreet. ROW SIX: Marilyn Stiver, Lyn Lewellyn, Carolyn Gardner, Bonnie Agnew, Libby Carter, Mary Beth Cochrane, Susan Benton, Tina Bruun, Donna Lamm. 174 KA Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson Kappa Delta FIRST ROW: Mary Marsh, Sue Swager, Paula Mellot, Audrey Noble, Becky Thompson, Kappy Jackson, Chris Blank, Val Walker. ROW TWO: Sue Sherrick, Lyn Busman, Betsy Hambry, Barb Kitchen, Betsie Gurley, Gayle Akers, Jan Nordman. ROW THREE: Kay Elder, Cathy Lewis, Gale Evans, Gloria DiCarlo, Diana Brokaw, Linnie Olson, Jan Twaddle, Jan Means, Kay Hollyday. ROW FOUR: Judy Rissler, Linda Marshall, Marilyn Partlow, Cheryl Thompson, Sandy Rorison, Judy Devine, Sharon Mathewson, Donna Weisman, Debbie Brown. ROW FIVE: Cathy Sterling, Linda Gray, Marcia Mayhew, Cindy Hood, Debbie Keough, Debby Berseth, Debbie Hart. 175 176 Phi Mu Actives SITTING: Sue Dunham, Jan Hershelman, Jill Hagenbush, Sharon Karonias, Debbie Krier, Chris Williams, Nancy Leete. KNEELING: Martha Henry. Cindy Moretto, Dian Riddle, Linda Sample, Kris Salchak, Sue Hasson, Carol Kelso, Lynne Willett. STANDING: Sue Culler, Mary Ann Prokop, Carol Charles, Carol Cracraft, Jean Kingery, Ellen Atkinson, Barb Lapham, Sue Bandley, Nora Daubenspeck, Pat Stockton, Sue Johnson, Sue Aldridge. Pledges Kris Salchak, Cindy Moretto, Debbie Krier, Chris Williams (kneeling). 177 Sigma Kappa Actives FIRST ROW: Debbie Malcomson, LuAnn Moser, Jan Zellner, Lynn Boath, Anna Richards, Karen Olson, Jane Fox. ROW TWO: Beth Duff, Laura Hager, Wendy Bower, Diane Owen, Joyce Cardiges, Linda Gortney, Betsy Wicks, Debbie Olson. ROW THREE: Linda Satterfield, Diane Hackett, Betty Schar, Claudia Tracy, Jane Ingram, Debbie Kuhn, Nancy Markham. ROW FOUR: Jan Morgan, Jacquie Fray, Roslyn Holmes, Janice McCreary, Jean Taylor, Debbie Tiedje, Deborah Bittner, Cheryl Reed. 179 181 ZTA Zeta Tau Alpha FIRST ROW: Phyllis Ponzio, Barb Lewellyn, Linda Ford. ROW TWO: Karen Holpfer, Nancy Herrington, Debbie Sloan. ROW THREE: Carol Aston, Ann Fisher, Judy Engwer, Carol McCann, Dottie Gross, Peggy Whiting, Ada Jean Hoffman. ROW FOUR: Beth Reiter, Vangie Ludwick, Sandy Barrett, Marlee Muscavitch, Rausa Eckart, Pat Perris, Pat Lowry, Charlene Holt, Linny Kennerdell, Kathy Wallace, Helen Kantner, Elzanna Murphy, Cheryl Gall, Pat Lehnhardt, Lynda Deglau, Sara Gehr, Sue Eisenhower, Karen McCluckey, April Brown. I am wealthy in my friends. — Shakespeare 182 Advertisements Compliments of McFarland Dairy New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of The Camera Mart 224 East Washington St. New Castle, Pa. everything photographic Congratulations to the Class of 1971 from the Wilmington Dairy R.D. No. 2, New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of Compliments of Saga Foods New Castle, Pa. Globe Commercial Printing Co. Offset and Letterpress Printing Computerized Photo Typesetting New Wilmington, Pa. 946-2682 m Samuel 1. Haines real estate — insurance appraisals auction service 220 W. 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Quality Dry Cleaning □ If you could read my mind what a tale my thoughts could tell. — Gordon Lightfoot 192 197 This country, with its institutions, belongs to the people who in- habit it. Whenever they shall grow weary of the existing government they can exercise their constitutional right of amending it, or their revolutionary right to dismember or overthrow it. Lincoln — Inaugural Address, 1861. CO {tie efforts o i ' fliss 3i)e fVr in M 0 I: racism See me, but do not know me yet, for you may become lost — as I have — as I am. It is easy for me to leave mis-navigated seas — but what of you? Touch me gently, as the wind moves the rippling river, but cannot touch life below; — gently, Until I rise above the dark waters to take you by the hand, and walk with you. . H. Preate Editing a yearbook is an exercise in frust- ration. Besides the working course in human relations, there is always the nag- ging fear that something that was sup- posed to have been sent in a month ago hasn ' t yet been started. You think about the thesis that you ' re supposed to be writ- ing, the graduate schools to which you ' re supposed to be applying, the interviews you ' re supposed to be taking, the grades you aren ' t getting, and then you remem- ber things like getting called out of class to unload a semi so that Westminster might have its Argo, climbing a 100 ft. light tower at New Castle ' s stadium to get an interesting angle for a picture of the National Champion Titans, every week- end in the darkroom breathing fumes of acetic acid and watching Kodak Dektol turn your hands orange. All the while you keep in mind the $15,000.00 that this book is costing the students of Mother Fair and hope that it will be received with a bit more than the apathy characteristic of the place. What gets you the most is the knowledge that when the book is act- ually distributed, you ' ll be a thousand miles away, in another school, playing freshman all over again. But someday, may- be somebody will run into you and tell you that he had recently pulled this book from his shelf and leafed through it and that he thought that that was the way it was . . . maybe. Pamela Harvey — Managing Editor Thomas Jackson — Copy Editor Susan Carnahan — Assistant Copy Editor Carl Preate — Resident Sage Literary Editor J. Craig Bedell— Photographer Stephan Valillo — Photographer Richard Whitfield — Photographer James Williams — Photographer William Barnard — Business Agent William R. Lauer — Editor I