Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

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Digitized by tine Internet Arcliive ■ 1 n 2014 littps : arcli i ve . org detai Is argo 1 972west THE ARGO, 1972 Volume I What You Expected WESTMINSTER COLLEGE NEW WILMINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA Well, here we go again. It ' s time to examine a new yearbook — to smile wryly at the obvious imperfec- tions and to scrutinize the less ap- parent ones. You will notice, please, that there are two parts to this book. Although they are both ARGO, 1972, they are quite different in style and content. The people at Westminster are also different in style and content. This yearbook is designed so that any person who is polarized at either end of the philosophy of year- books spectrum may keep the vol- ume of his choice and disgard the other. This book is not merely an at- tempt to appease the entire cam- pus. The Argo-staff wishes, instead, that you will read each volume care- fully before declaring either a waste of money. Volume I contains what you ex- pect to see in a yearbook — the por- traits, the groups, the sports, the ads. It begins on the opposite page. 2 Argo 1972, Volume 1 Contents Administration 6 Faculty 10 Sports 30 Seniors 54 Senior Index 70 Underclassmen 74 Groups 86 Greeks 110 Advertisements 136 Closing 144 This volume will try to depict the everyday life and activities of the majority of Westminster ' s 1600 students. It will be a picture not unlike that of so many other small colleges around the coun- try. Still, this picture should not be scoffed at because of its ap- parent mundaneness or its con- formity. It is a concept of life as it is in 1972, but ever changing. Study this volume carefully. It represents the outward display of the inward changes that take place in the make-up of a student. Thomas R. Giddens Assistant to the President G. Ross Ellis Treasurer of the College Kenneth M. Long Assistant Dean of the College Associate Professor Thomas W. Carver Acting Dean of Students Lorraine A. Sibbet Associate Dean of Students Charles K. Henderson Director of Public Information Robert B. Hild Asst. Professor Nelson E. Oestreich Assoc. Professor Chairman William A. Bothell Instructor 10 11 Ronald P. Bergey Assoc. Professor Paul E. Frary Asst. Professor Acting Chairman Economics And Business James Bradley. Jr. Instructor John E. Jelacic Instructor Professor L. Jerold Miller Asst. Professor Education 14 Languages J. Hilton Turner Professor, Classics Betty Berneck Instructor, French Alice I. MacFarlane Asst. Professor, French George B. Clemens Professor, French Walter Biberich Assoc. Professor, German Albert Dwight Castro Instructor, Classics 19 Library David K. Brautigam Instructor Asst. Librarian Mabel C. Kocher Assoc. Prof. Head Librarian Jane Hawkins Asst. Prof. Assoc. Librarian Sigrid Herrig Library Assistant Ruth M. Matfiison Asst. Prof. Asst. Librarian Shirley G. Morris Library Assistant Mary P. Fray Asst. Prof. Asst. Librarian 20 22 23 Physica Education Harold E. Burry Professor, Chairman Director of Athletics Marjorie A. Walker Assistant Professor Irene F. Walters Assistant Professor S. Kipley Haas Instructor George L. Waggoner Instructor William L. Johnson Asst. Professor Acting Chairman 25 William M. Overgaard Walter H. Slack Gary E. Mullin Assoc. Professor Assoc. Professor Instructor Cfiairman David B. Gray Asst. Professor 26 Religion And Philosophy Wayne H. Christy Professor of Religion Chairman J. Bardarah McCandless Associate Professor of Religion Norman R. Adams Professor of Religion Thomas M. Gregory Professor of Philosophy Joseph M. Hopkins Associate Professor of Religic Peter W. Macky Assistant Professor of Religion Paul K. Johnson Assistant Professor of Philosophy 27 Speech And Drama Carolyn B. Combs Jerome D. Henderson Asst. Professor Asst. Professor William G. Burbick Professor Chairman 29 (■ 1 Athletics is the name of the game at Westminster. Long ago, the college fathers decided that sporting excellence was the best way to put their school on the map and they succeeded. Even today, that tradition is car- ried on by various individuals, whether or not they belong to any organized school team. Football WESTMINSTER 26 MARIETTA 0 The Titans stretched their three-season win streak to 16 as Gene McNamara passed to Rog- er Price for two touchdowns, ran for another himself and di- rected a balanced attack that put scores on the board in every quarter. Joe Veres, who ac- counted for the final TD. led a devastating ground attack. 32 mm WESTMINSTER 21 SUSQUEHANNA 6 Susquehanna, the last team to beat Westminster, back in 1969, fell after a tough defensive battle. Interceptions set up all three Ti- tan scores with Mark Acerni ac- counting for two TDs and Veres scoring the other one. WESTMINSTER 25 LYCOMING 13 Veres had a great day, running for 170 yards and three TDs, but the Titans made a few defensive mistakes and Lycoming nearly carried the day. John Ebersber- ger ' s field goal added the other Titan points. WESTMINSTER 34 atWAYNESBURG 6 McNamara fired four touch- down passes, two to Price and one each to Acerni and Veres. The Titans, on their first road trip, were explosive, and the de- fense was supurb. WESTMINSTER 45 at JOHN CARROLL 13 The President ' s Athletic Con- ference champs had a tough af- ternoon, as Westminster rolled to a 45-0 lead on the passing of McNamara and alert defensive play. The Titans had six intercep- tions (including a 47 yard romp by defensive tackle Mike Annarel- la) and three fumble recoveries. WESTMINSTER 42 atGENEVA 13 Geneva ' s best team in a dec- ade, ranked ninth in the NAIA, put up a tough fight in the first half, but fell before the defending champions when the Titans put on a devastating third quarter exhibition. Two TD runs by Veres, followed by two McNamara bombs to Price finished the Gold- en Tornado. Earlier, McNamara had hit Mark Connolly and Price. The win climaxed Westminster ' s second straight undefeated season. WESTMINSTER 50 CARNEGIE-MELLON 0 After a slow start, the Titans exploded as McNamara passed for scores to Price, Veres and Bill Cole. Joe McCaw turned in a nifty 58 yard punt return for another score. The game was the first one since 1966 in which CMU failed to score. Titan Football Team — FIRST ROW: Roger Price, Dave Milliron, John Ebersberger, Ken Fasio, Mark Connolly. John Downey. Darryl West. Mike An- narella. Fred Blackhurst. Marvin Smith. Mark Acerni. Don Grimm, Gordy O ' Hea, Joe Veres and Tom Nebel. SECOND ROW: Joe McCaw, Gene Mc- Namara, Tony Valicenti, Dave McNeilly. Alex Stupakis, Darwin Huey, Don Irish, Scott Griffith. Tom Dietrich, Dave Michael, Bill Fitts. Tim Scar- brough, Larry Barr. Mitch Dukovich and Craig Strawbridge. THIRD ROW: Bill Cole, Scott Colvin, Elmer Rybka, Gary Foster, Dave Frazier, Jon Yohe, Rob Pontius. Ted Boron. Martin Kuttesch. Jim Forrester. John Dennison, John McKenna. Roger Dickey. John Whitehead and John Mahoney. FOURTH ROW: John Tobias. Geoff Butia. Milo Belich. Roger Neel. Rod Chew. Jerry Glenn. Carl Christofano, Larry Bissell. Steve Smith. Mike Poshedly. Ralph Seevers, Red McKnight, Kevin Palladino and Frank Lauro. FIFTH ROW: Ass ' t Coach Gene Nicholson. Head Coach Dr. Harold E. Burry, Manager Bob Braunlich. Ken Krotine. John Braymer, Andy Stuart. George Barr. Mike Cotter. Rick Casey. Joe Kahlw. Ass ' t Coach George L. Waggoner. Equipment Manager and Photographer Lyman Ringbloom. Missing: Lester Young. Phil King and Randy Bubb. WESTMINSTER 28 at CARTHAGE 28 (Westminster declared winner by statistical advantage. NAIA Divi- sion M Semifinal National Championship.) The Titans outplayed the na- tion ' s leading offensive team, but had to come from behind to tie the score with 3:19 remaining. McNamara hit Price on a 16 yard pass and Ebersberger split the uprights for the extra point, throwing the game to the NAIA Rules Committee for a decision. The team with the most penetra- tions of the opponents 20-yard line (Westminster) got the win. The Titans had scored earlier on a 63-yard McNamara to Dave Mil- liron pass, a seven yard run by Veres and a spectacular 95-yard fake quick kick and pass play from Price to Milliron. Annarella was chosen the most valuable lineman and Veres the most valu- able back of the game. WESTMINSTER 14 at CAL LUTHERAN 30 California Lutheran erupted for 23 points in the final quarter, coming from behind to de-throne the national champion Titans and to begin their own reign as the NAIA Divis ion II kingpin. Westminster struck back after Cal. Lutheran scored first, tying the game on a 37-yard pass-run by Veres from McNamara. Early in the final quarter, Westminster broke the deadlock with a 56- yard McNamara to Price bomb. However, the ensuing kickoff saw the Kingsmen take the kick down the field, 95 yards, for a TD. The momentum had swung to Cal. Lutheran. 9 A fake field goal put the Kings- men ahead, 21-14. and the Titans were forced to play catch-up ball. Westminster had the edge in yar- dage gained, 348-221, but those gams were negated by eight turn- overs, four of them in that final, fateful quarter. The loss not only ended the Titan ' s reign atop the NAIA ratings, but terminated Coach Harold Burry ' s personal streak at 24 straight wins. A month later. Dr. Burry, who had been head coach for twenty years, announced his resignation from that spot, to concentrate on the Titan athletic directorship. Joe Fusco was named to succeed the man who had become a small college legend. 37 . poP, Basketball 1971-72 TITAN CAGE LOG WC OPPONENT 70 Alliance W 68 76 Carnegie-Mellon W 63 89 Waynesburg W 72 105 St. Vincent W 55 96 atOtterbein L 104 70 Clarion L 75 70 at Alliance L 73 59 at Pittsburgh L 78 64 Grove City L 68 72 at Waynesburg L 74 51 Youngstown L 74 89 Indiana W 86 80 at Wash. Jefferson W 75 83 at Carnegie-Mellon W 54 85 at St. Vincent L(OT) 86 84 at Geneva w 81 90 Allegheny W 84 83 at Grove City W 78 75 at Gettysburg L 87 84 at Susquehanna L 87 88 Slippery Rock W 78 105 Geneva W 77 The basketball Titans, once the class of Pa. small college cage competition, tarnished that repu- tation a bit more in 1971-72, but showed signs for returning again to the glory days. Ray Ondako, the school ' s 4th head coach in the past five years, led the Titans to a 12-10 record — good by most college stand- ards, but mediocre by Westmins- ter criteria. Yet, there were positive notes. Ondako decided early in the sea- son to go with a youth program, to rebuild the shattered recruit- ing program and to inject his own ideas on playing strategy. 38 i i V Titan Basketball Team — FRONT ROW: Dan Hecker, Andy Young. Todd McKim, Sam Males, Gary Rice, Mark Manifrang, Randy Punchard and Rex Campbell. BACK ROW: Coach Ray Ondako. Don Tylinski. Paul Riddell, Bill Cress, Fred Rothen. Rick Wilcox, Tom Ritchey, Dave Selchan, Paul Sapo- tichne. Ass ' t Coach George Waggoner. And he was successful on all counts. Having brought juniors Fred Rothen and Tom Ritchey with him when he came to West- minster from Knoch High, where he took that school into the PIAA state playoffs, Ondako added ju- niors Sam Males, Gary Rice and Bill Cress to complete his starting five. Freshman Don Tylinski was the first sign that the recruiting pro- gram had been revitalized. The 6- 3 forward stepped right into the varsity games and pointed the way. And Ondako managed to land an even more promising eager for next season . 40 il Cross-Country Team KNEELING: Ed Halusic. Chuck Fisher, Don Andree, Matt Flora. STANDING: Kurt Pfaff, John Giesmann (captain). Coach Ondako, CragCunnmgham, Dick Oden. Cross-Country Paced by sophomore Chuck Fisher, the 1971 harriers compiled a flawless 9-0 record. With senior John Gies- mann and freshmen Richard Oden, Kurt Pfaff, and Don Andree providing consistent performances, the Titans enjoyed their first undefeated season since 1960. Westminster 16 Duquesne 39 Westminster 18 Geneva 37 Westminster 17 St. Francis 38 Westminster 15 Allegheny 44 Westminster 16 Waynesburg 39 Westminster 1.5 U. of Pittsburgh 40 (Johnstown) Westminster 19 Hiram 39 Westminster 23 Carnagie-Mellon 35 Westminster 17 St. Vincent 42 42 Swimming Coach Joe Fusco was named to succeed Dr. Harold Burry at the Titan football helm during the winter, but he didn ' t let the news get to his head, because he set- tled down to guide his swimming team to their 1st competitive victory in three years, a 68-45 triumph over hapless Carnegie-Mellon. Fusco ' s charges remained true to form, however, and dropped the other six meets on their card. (All of the meets were held away again this season, as Mother Fair ' s pool facilities haven ' t grown any better during the past few seasons.) Individual stars were William Brayer, Captain John Petre. Terry O Halloran. Jeff Fuller. Kurt Pfaff and John Zupanovich. WC OPPONENT 39 Slippery Rock 74 32 Wash. Jeff. 81 68 Carnegie-Mellon 45 50 Thiel 63 38 Allegheny 75 34 Indiana 78 49 Edinboro 64 Swimming Team ROW 1: Richard Herchenroether (manager). John Zupanovich. Sam Carlson. Barbara Wahl. Matt Flora. Glen Johnson. Tom Boddorff. ROW 2: Coach Fusco. Terry O Halloran. Jeff Fuller. John Petre (captain). Paul Berdela. Kurt Pfaff. MISSING: Dave Coleman. Bill Brayer. Bill Robertson. 43 The wrestling team went through what must be termed a rebuilding year in 1971-72, garnering a single victory, a 36-17 decision over Carnegie-Mellon, while going down six times. There were bright spots, though. Captain John Ble- witt, in his junior year, had a personal record of 6-1, and he did it despite a physical handicap. Bob Buehner and Tom Dietrich also posted winning logs. WC OPPONENT 18 St. Vincent 28 10 Wash. Jeff. 37 36 Carnegie-Mellon 17 14 Thiel 29 24 Allegheny 31 6 Grove City 42 6 Hiram 45 Wrestling Wrestling Team KNEELING: John Blewitt (captain), Bob Buehner, Robert Reagle, Mark Rheinhart. William Van Slyk. STANDING: Ed Sander- son, Chip Lanks, Bill Marshall, Gordon Shaw, Tom Dietrich, Neil Burdick, Coach Eugene Nicholson. MISSING: Dave Michael and Fred Black- hurst. 44 Golf Team Jim Klebe, Gerald Glenn, Tom Fontanese, Dave Petrella, Lester Botkin, Karl Schroedel, Coach Burry. Golf The Titan golf team kicked off its campaign with an exotic trip to ancient St. Andrew ' s in Scotland, the Mec- ca of golf and the legendary birthplace of the game. Apparently the trip proved beneficial, for upon re- turning, the Westminster duffers proceeded to rack up nine victories in team competition while tying once and dropping just one match. Dr. Harold Burry ' s charges then proceeded to nail down fourth place in the NAIA District 18 Champion- ships. WC OPPONENT 5 Vz Carnegie-Mellon 1 Vi 3 V2 Indiana Univ. 3 V2 6 Waynesburg 1 5 King ' s College 2 7 St. Vincent 0 7 Robert Morris 0 4 Geneva 3 14 2 Duquesne 4 V ' 2 380 Univ. Pittsburgh 393 7 Grove City 0 7 Allegheny 0 45 Track Team KNEELING: Dave Milliron. Don Grimm, Rod Chew. Bruce Johnston, Ed Halusic, Larry Shaffer, Lyie Johnston, Don Dawston, Charles Fisher. Bill Tindall, Hartley Oden, John Giesmann. STANDING: Scott Griffith, Duane Burtner, Geoffrey Butia. Ken Krotine, John McKenna, Dave Gooch. Steve Pearson. Matt Flora. Dick Ollinger. Barry Murin. Kurt Pfaff, Dave Carothers, Larry Williams. MISSING: Lyman Ringbloom, Jr.. Tim Scarbrough. Track Field Westminster ' s track team once again upheld the Ti- tan Tradition as it rolled to a 6-1 season slate and copped a 5th place overall in the NAIA District 18 cham- pionships. The only meet that Coach Gene Nicholson ' s dropped was by the narrow margin of 15 points as Grove City edged the Titans. 85-60. Big winners individually, were Geoff Butia, Scott Grif- fith, Bud Ringbloom, DonGrimm, Dave Milliron, LyIe Johnston and Chuck Fisher. Butia, in fact, racked up 82 V2 points on the season, far outdistancing his near- est teammate in that department, Scott Griffith, who collected 49 points. WC OPPONENT 91 Thiel 53 80 Clarion 65 122 Waynesburg 22 79 Allegheny 66 108 Wash. Jeff. 32 77 Geneva 64 60 Grove City 85 46 Coach Fusco tried hard this year to forget Steve Ross, the Titan netman who did just about everything for Westminster before graduating last year. But with- out Ross, the Titans were mere mortals, and sagged to a 4-3 record. However, those matches that did go into the West- minster win column were convincing enough to con- vince the skeptical that Fusco may have his team back on top again soon. WC OPPONENT 7 Carnegie-Mellon 2 9 Duquesne 0 0 Univ. of Pitt. 9 8 Geneva 1 7 Youngstown 2 Tennis Team KNEELING: Tim Dugan. Gordon Edwards, Carl Hoffman, Chuck Hoyt (manager). STANDING: Coach Fusco, Vail Barnett, Charles Wilmore, Ti Piper, Wally Clements, Bill Johnston, Steve Metcalf. 47 Baseball Team KNEELING; Matt Hutchinson (manager), Pete Kispert, Jim Ahem, Randy Punchard, Barry Banner, Lynn Summers, Ron Pop- pa, Dave Ingram, Mak Presnar, Ken Williams, To Best. Mike Cotter. STANDING: Coach Waggoner, Bob Schumacher, Darryl Jones, Roger Neel, Greg Schultz, Don Tylinski, Russ McKnight, Steve Smith, Dave Frazier, Rick Sheldon, George Barr, Coach Christy. Baseball wc OPPONENT WC PITCHER 4 Slippery Rock 1 Sheldon 9 Slippery Rock 8 Tylinski 5 Clarion 6 Sheldon 5 Clarion 4 Ahem 2 Waynesburg 3 Tylinski 6 Duquesne 1 Sheldon 1 Pittsburgh 6 Ahern 9 Thiel 5 Banner 3 Youngstown 6 Jones 2 Youngstown 0 Ahern 3 Grove City 5 Banner 3 Grove City 4 Smith 6 Alliance 10 Schultz 4 Alliance 2 Banner 5 Geneva 2 Sheldon 3 Geneva 7 Banner 8 Allegheny 1 Tylinski 1 Allegheny 5 Banner 13 Mount Union 1 Sheldon 2 Mount Union 1 Ahern 48 The Westminster baseball team re- sponded to a young nucleas of players in typical Titan fashion, with a winning season. Coach George Waggoner ' s kiddie-corps, however, had to go right down to the last game of the season to be assured of their 1 1-9 log. Not all of the baseball Titans were as green as the grass that they played on. Joe Veres and Darryl Jones carried the club much of the season and Jones led the team with his .406 batting aver- age. In fact, Jones was so good that the New York Yankees took him in the annual player draft and signed him to a professional contract. Most Valuable Players SEATED: John Ebersberger (golf), John Blewett (wrestling). Chuck Fisher (cross-country). Mike Annarella (football, and Athlete of the Year). Darryl Jones (baseball). STANDING: Gary Rice (basketball). John Giesmann (scholar-athlete), Wally Clements (tennis). John Petre (swim- ming), Don Tylinski (Most Promising Freshman), and Geoff Butia (track). Volume II of this book will try to show the uniqueness of West- minster. This portrait section, on the other hand, will picture West- minster ' s students, faculty and friends in the every day activities that go into the making of a college. Karen A. Linda L. Beshero Bitonti Stephanie R. Thomas C. Boaeuf Boddorff Alexander J. Blacl( Robert M. Bodycombe, Jr. John E. Barnes, ill Christine L. Blank Timothy R. Bonner Margaret C. Blatt Edith L. Bowman Deborah J. Brown Emily A. Byrd J. Timothy Carr f John C. Cllne Thomas L. Davidson f J. Randall Campbell Frances J. Case Robert B. Culp Barbara K. Davis Jane E. Burdick Lyn Busman Linda R. Cappy Duane J. Christy Paula J. Cutler Donald J. Dawson Joyce M. Cardiges Ronalee Christy Linda G. Cutton Dougla s DeBacker Lee Busman Susan J. Carnahan John D. Clapperton Nora J. Daubenspeck John P. DeGarmo 56 Football games are always a big draw at W. C. and on a good day the top row of the bleachers seems to have a special attraction . Frank B. Dimmack Sharon G. Dimmack Craig A. Dimon John C. Downey Susan A. Dunham Catharine L. Dunlevy Sharon L. Dunn Dorthy J. Dunning Todd C. Duppstadt Deborah A. Duxbury 57 Rebecca L. Eaton Florence D. Echols Edith S. Eisenhower Barbara L. Ellsworh Suzanne S. Elder Kenneth P. Susan E. Betsy L. Debra L. Fassio Ferguson Filer Finnie Thomas J. John C. Pamela R. Susan B. Diane L. Gibb Giesmann Goodhart Goodwin Gravel! 59 Randall L. Harrell Linda S. Henry Carl J. Hohmann Marcia A. Horvath Debra J. Hart Martha E. Henry Jeanette M. Holschuh Richard W. Howitt Pamela G. Harvey Arlen R. Herb Charlene K. Holt David R. Hughes Christine D. Hawes Richard H. Herchenroether Michael A. Honeycutt Linda A. Huston SueC. Heilman Vicki L. Hinebaugh 1 Cynthia L. Hood Michael D. Hutowski John W. Irving Thomas H. Jackson, Jr. Garland S. Jenkins F. Bruce Johnston Jr. Wniiam N. Johnston 61 Sandra L. Jones Jan S. Kingery Virginia K. Lake Mary E. Lewis D.William Marshall Donald E. Jukes Peter E. Kispert Barbara M. Lapham Patricia E. Lowry Kendall B. Mattern Jr. Carol S. Kelso R. Stuart Knecht Dennis W. Lawson David C. Ley Lawrence P. McErlean Deborah A. Keough 1! 1 Wayne P. Krout Patricia R. Lehnhardt Katherine MacDonough Robert A. McEwen Jean D. Kingery Jay R. Kruse Douglas W. Lehrian Cordelia L. Mack 9 Sherrie A. McFarland 62 At some point all students think about being other places and doing other things — or maybe about how they thought life would be. Rebekah R. McKee Ross R. McKinley Ellen H. McLean Randon A. McMunn Linda M. Mc Namara Cathy L. Mc Pherson Curtis C. Mead Melanie Milankovich Suzanne L. Miller Ronald L. Miller 63 Lois S. Marsha L. Moore Moore Richard L. Luann Bill C. Marlee Katharine S. Mori Moser Murray Muscavitch Myers John C. Gordon M. Karen E. Diane E. Stephen R. Neal OHea Olson Owen Owens 64 Nancy E. Parish Thomas G. Parry Some students really love to pose for pictures Marilyn R. Partlow Anthony Patras Pearle E. Patterson Robert J. Paulauskas James C. Paxton Daniel H. Perrin John H. Petre Denise E. Pfischner Jane L. Pizer Suzanne W. Price Susan E. Priestley Charles E. Purdum Dwight W. Quarles Joseph W. Rahal 65 Cheryl A. Raisley Lyman H. Ringbloom Linda L. Sample Michael T. Shovlin Jeffrey W. Rice Kristine D. Robertson William J. Saylor Lawrence E. Shafer Sieck Anna L. Richards Timothy J. Rose Marion M Schmidt John R. Shannon Donald M. Simpson Jr. Georgia A. Ross Carol S. Schrecengost Susan K. Shear George A. Sinclair Marilyn J. Rutkai Laurel L. Scolere Glenn W. Sod en ... and others aren ' t so sure they want to be photographed. Linda S. Somerton William J. Sones Lorna K. Sonntag Molly P. Spinney Janet E. Starr Sharon E. Steel Susan L. Stephah Alan R. Stewart Arthur G. Stewart Ann E. Strome 67 ' if - I i i. 1 i P Rebecca S. Taylor Jeffri A. Theys Susan Thompson Anne S. Turner ■1 ' Robert J. Templer Rebecca L. Thompson Roxanne Thrower Thomas P. Tyran Susan B. Uhl Mary E. Urda Ralph R. Valenzi Scott J. Venema 68 Susan E. Voegele Lois Walker Valerie E. Walker Deborah M. Ward Robert D. Walstrom Jr. P E. Eugene Watkins Lunda E. Weaver Sandra Welch Isabella Darryl H. West Charles E. Weston David B. Whipple Richard H. Whitfield Marg aret A. Whiting Mary E. Wickes Despite the rapid pace ob- served by most members of the College community, the Christian foundation of the school is still evident. The chapel frequently serves as a welcome sanctuary just for pondering the outside world or for quiet self- examination. Donna E. Wiesman Lynne A. Willet m r Cheryl L. Wilson Mark G. Wilson Raymond A. Winter Susan L. Wissolik Harold C. Workman Janice E. Yost David T. Zeller Janice A. Zellner 69 Senior Index 70 MARK N. ACERNI FREEPORT, PA. HISTORY SPE: Football: Animal Night-1969 JANEHALMAN MENTOR, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD; Vesper Choir; Women ' s Senate: Gaibreath House Council. PSEA: NCTE, Saga Food Service CHARLES J. ALBERTS WHITE OAK BORO. PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE student Association, parliamentari- an. House Council; Executive chm. of Mock Convention; Faculty Stu- dent Life Committee; Celebrity Se- ries Committee; Inter-Relations Board; RD, summer ' 70: RA, Eictien- auer; Debate Team SUSAN L. ALDRIDGE NEW ALEXANDRIA, PA. FRENCH-SPANISH PM. v.p.; Pi Delta Phi; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi: Sigma Delta Pi: In- tercultural Forum; Pep Club. Hoi- cad: RA; Student Asst. -French Dept: Pi Delta Epsilon, KATHLEEN ANDERSON YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RA P. SUE BANDLEY NEWCASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM. membership chm.; Kappa Delta Pi; PSEA; Youth Development Serv- ice Team. STEPHANIE RAE BOAEUF MENDHAM, N. J. HISTORY-SECONDARY EDUCATION ZTA; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha; Intercultural Forum. West Side Community Center; Debate Team. Women ' s Senate: PSEA; lES Choir, Student Aide in Library; |r, year in Vienna, Austria JEFFREY GRAHAM BARLOW SPRINGFIELD, VIRGINIA HISTORY TC, Wrestling; Mock Convention; Asst. Stage Mgr. JOHNE. BARNES III BERWYN, PA. HISTORY ASP. Rush Chm; Thanes; Cross Country; Varsity W. Club; WKPS. pres.. Holcad: House Council JILL BARTHEL MONONGAHELA, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, ENGLISH AGD; Girl ' s Basketball Team: Intra- murals: Drill Team; May Court. SUSAN BEECHER MEDINA, OHIO MATHEMATICS DZ, Pres, Kappa Mu Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Delta Pi; Mortar Board, tres ; WRA. LINDA L. BITONTI LYNDHURST, OHIO HISTORY AGD, tres , Mermaids, WRA, tres. FRED BLACKHURST FRANKLIN. PA. HISTORY SPE: Football; Wrestling. THOMAS C. BODDORFF WESTCHESTER, PA. MATHEMATICS TC, Swimming, ROBERT M. BODYCOMBE, JR. PENN HILLS, PA, ECONOMICS PKT, Stevward; Omicron Delta Eqsi- lon; Pi Sigma Pi: Intramural foot- ball, basketball, and Softball; Vesper Choir. TIMOTHY R. BONNER PENN HILLS, PA, POLITICAL SCIENCE Pi Sigma Pi; Omicron Delta Kappa; Senate: House Council: Student Assoc., pres.. Debate Team, Inter- cultural Forum; Mock Convention; Student Asst., Political Science Dept.; Self-Study Committee on Acedemic Affairs; Washington Semester: United Nations Semester, MARILYNN A. BOOTH PITTSBURGH, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE SK, v.p.; Student Assoc.. Student Affairs Comm.. Union Board; YWCA EDITH L. BOWMAN PITTSBURGH, PA. SPANISH-FRENCH DZ, v.p.; Pan-Hel. Tres,; CWENS, v.p.; Mortar Board, pres,: Sigma Delta Pi: Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi; Ferguson Hall, pres.: Mer- maids: RA. Shaw; Desk-sitter; May Court EMILY BYRD NEW WILMINGTON, PA. FRENCH Pi Delta Phi. Pi Sigma Pi: Kappa Del- ta Pi, Gaibreath House Council; Service Groups; Library Aide; Stu- dent Aide, French Dept, LINDA RAE GAPPY YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO MATHEMATICS CO, tres.. Kappa Mu Epsilon; House Council; Intramurals; YWCA; Mer- maids; WRA. JOYCE MARIA CARDIGES MT. LEBANON, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK; Intramurals: NCTE, Homecom- ingCourt, PSEA SUSAN CARNAHAN SYRACUSE, N. Y. BUSINESS EDUCATION DZ, v.p ; Student Assoc ; Pi Delta Epsilon, Argo Staff: PSEA; Library Aide JOHN TIMOTHY CARR BESSEMER, PA, PSYCHOLOGY Psi Chi, Phi Mu Alpha: recipient of Psi Chi Book Award ' 71: Established Service Team, Advisor in G A P.; Vesper Choir; Concert Choir; RAPE; Liberal Arts Forym; Hillside House Council . FRANCES J. CASE BELOIT, OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon; MENC; Vesper Choir: Concert Choir, Orchestra; Saga GLENN B. CHARLTON WASHINGTON, PA. CHEMISTRY (PRE-MED) Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; Es- tablished Service Teams: Saga: Lab Proctor. Band. RONEE CHRISTY NEW WILMINGTON, PA. EDUCATION AGD. chaplain. Homecoming Court; Women ' s Senate, tres.; Union Board: Women ' s Tennis Team, Vol- leyball Team; Vesper Choir; Student Assoc.; May Queen: Christ Pres. Church, youth director; Boardman Pres. Church, youth work. JOHN DAVID CLAPPERTON UPPER ST. CLAIR, PA, BUSINESS MANAGEMENT PKT, Interfraternity Council; Stu- dent Affairs Committee; Swimming Team: Varsity W Club: RA, Jeffers; RD, Hillside; Intramurals. JOHNCLINE NEW WILMINGTON, PA BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT B. GULP PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA. SPANISH-RELIGION Sigma Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi. Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Russell House Council; RA, Eichenauer; RD, Ei- chenauer, Intramurals; Union Board; Student Assoc; Faculty Committee on Student Life; George Junior Republic: Salvation Army; Interviewing Comm. for Presiden- tial Scholarships in ' 72 PAULA JOAN CUTLER NEWCASTLE, PA. SPANISH ZTA. Sigma Delta Pi. LINDA G.CUTTON YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO SOCIOLOGY CO, Mu Delta Epsilon; Mermaids, NORA J. DAUBENSPECK TIONESTA, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM, tres , sect : Kappa Delta Pi; Eta Sigma Phi: PSEA; Desk-sitter; off- campus tutoring. THOMAS L. DAVIDSON NEWCASTLE, PA. MATHEMATICS PKT. Kappa Mu Epsilon. J.V, Basket- ball: Baseball; Intramurals: Thanes; Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Desksitter. BARBARA K. DAVIS UPPER ST. CLAIR, PA. ENGLISH and MATHEMATICS DZ, tres : Pi Sigma Pi: Kappa Mu Epsilon; Scroll; Kappa Delta Pi. DONALD J. DAWSON ENON VALLEY, PA. MATHEMATICS Mu Delta Epsilon; Kappa Mu Epsi- lon; Pi Sigma Pi; Thanes; Track; Cross Country; SHARE. WKPS; In- tramurals, R A , Russell: Assoc. R D., Russell DOUGLAS DE BACKER ERIE, PA. BIOLOGY EDUCATION Established Services: Admissions Tour Guide: Vesper Choir; Hillside House Council, RAPE; Holcad, PSEA: Intercultural Forum; Lab Proctor: Committee on Student Publications JOHN DEGAKMO NEWCASTLE, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION b N, pres . Football: Baseball THOMAS J. DEMOISE FOREST HILLS, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE; Thanes; R.A , Russell, Football; Intramurals. Desksitter SHARON GIFFORD DIMMACK SEWICKLEY, PA. RELIGION and PSYCHOLOGY Service Teams. Holcad SUSAN ANNE DUNHAM CARVER, MASSACHUSETTS SPEECH PM, social chm.; Alpha Psi Omega; UHURU; Argo CATHERINE L. DUNLEVY NEWCASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO. WRA. Gymnastics Club. Pep Club, YWCA. House Council, DOROTHY J. DUNNING NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA, CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CO, Pledge Mistress, Mu Delta Epsi- lon; Shaw Hall Tresurer; RA, Browne, Ferguson; Work Study, Admissions DEBORAH A. DUXBURY WEST ORANGE, N, J. ENGLISH AGD; Scroll. House Council; WRA; Friends of Mane Michael; Camp for Shut ' lns. counselor DAVID M. EAKIN SHARON, PA. MATHEMATICS ASP; Kappa Mu Epsilon, Alpha Psi Omega; Masquers, Intramurals, Holcad, Theater Productions. REBECCA L. EATON INDIANA, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGO. membership chm.; House Council; WRA, Friends of Mane Michael; Camp for Shut-Ins, counselor. JOHN D. EBERSBERGER KOPPEL, PA, HISTORY SN; Football, Golf. Varsity W. FLORENCE ECHOLS ITHACA, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PSEA; Intercultural Forum, Band; Service Teams; Nursery at Presby- terian Church E. SUSANNA EISENHOWER WILDWOOD, N, J, BIOLOGY ZTA, historian; CWENS; Beta Beta Beta; Pres. of Shaw Dorm; Vesper Choir, RAPE. SUZANNE S.ELDER KNOX, PA, MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi; Mortarboard; R.A Music Educator ' s Nat ' l Conference; Ves- per Choir, Concert Choirs. BARBARA LYNN ELLSWORTH WEIRTON, WEST VIRGINIA ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi, PSEA. KRISTINE MARIE ENQUIST MANHASSET, LONG ISLAND, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO, pledge mistress, CWENS; Stu- dent Affairs Committee; Chm. Who ' s Who selection committee; Sect, of Ferguson. House Council; Homecoming Queen; Centennial Football Queen . JAMES EPSTEIN SHARON, PA, HISTORY Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Delta Epsilon, WKPS, public affairs director, news director, announcer; Credentials Committee, Mock Convention; Judi- cial Board DONNA ESPOSTO PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi. PSEA KEN P. FASSIO VANDERGRIFT. PA. HISTORY SN. Football. Student Assoc. SUSAN E. FERGUSAN KIRKWOOD, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CWENS; Senate, Hockey; Special Services: Established Services: R.A.; Religious Life Committee; Fresh- men Orientation Committee BETSY L. FILER SHARPSVILLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi, Psi Chi; Established Service Team, Tutoring. ANN H.FISHER PITTSBURGH, PA, HISTORY ZTA, membership chm,; Phi Alpha Theta; Women ' s Volleyball, Basket- ball Teams; Library Aide RICHARD FLOUT NEWCASTLE, PA. BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta; RAPE; Free Univer- sity, Mock Convention KATHRYN LYN FL ' yE CORRY, PA, POLITICAL SCIENCE KD: Mortarboard, v. p., R.A., House Council; Campus Christian Forum; Mock Convention, sect ; Saga Food Service STEPHEN O. FORD WALLINGFORD, PA, RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon; Peace, inc , SHARE, WKPS, announcer; Guitar- ist; Sunday School Teacher. JANE ANNE FOX BEAVER FALLS, PA, SPEECH SK, v.p,; Volleyball. Holcad; Theater Crew VIRGINIA B. FRAZIER GLENSHAW, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon; CWENS; R.A.; Assoc. R D , Vesper Choir; Campus Chris- tian Forum . NANCY FRY WEST RICHFIELD. OHIO ART and PHILOSOPHY Phi Sigma Tau, Saga Food Service; Friend of Dian Riddle CATHERINE P. GARRISON CINCINNATI. OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CWENS, Senate, v.p , SHARE, Cam- pus Christian Forum; R.A.. Shaw; R.A.; Browne; Library Aide; Polk State School Teacher: George Jr. Republic. NOREENGENGER NEW WILMINGTON, PA. PSYCHOLOGY CO, rush chm., Psi Chi; Drill Team A. BRUCE GENKINGER NEWCASTLE, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Psi Chi, Intramurals, PSEA. ROBERT E.GERO EARLVILLE. N. Y. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Omicron Delta Epsilon. Intramur- als: Resident Desksitter. THOMAS J. GIBB PITTSBURGH, PA, HISTORY Alpha Psi Omega: Vesper Choir, Campus Christian Foru, WESAC Tutoring Program JOHNC.GIESMANN GROVE CITY. PA, MATHEMATICS Kappa Mu Epsilon; Omicron Delta Kappa; Pi Sigma Pi, Pi Delta Epsi- lon; Thanes, Judicial Board; Jeffers House Council, Cross Country, Track; Holcad, Sports Editor, Circu- lation Mgr; Special Services, Varsity W; Public Information Sports Writ- er; R D,, R.A Russell. Resident Desksitter KEITH C. GOURLEY FAIPVIEW, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP, Intramurals. JANE B. GRAY SHARON, PA, SPEECH and DRAMA CO, sect.; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Intramurals. Vesper Choir, Theater Productions; Drill Team; Holcad, Sports Reporter. TIMOTHY B. GRIBBIN GREENSBURG, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE: Basketball, DONALD B.GRIMM VANDERGRIFT. PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE SPE, Football; Track; Animal Night — 1969. DAVID R. GRISSETT OLNEY, MARYLAND HISTORY SN, Student Assoc.; Intramurals; Library Aide, Holcad, Advertising Mgr. NANCY JAMISON GRISSETT NEWCASTLE, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION JANEL. HALCHIN PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA, SPANISH AGD, Sigma Delta Pi; Intramurals: Intercultural Forum; term in Germany: semester in Mexico; Dorm Tres JOHN R. HALEY OAKDALE, PA. MATHEMATICS Intramurals; WKPS, music director; Vesper Choir; Concert Choir: Thea- ter Productions; R,A,, Eichenour; Saga Food Service PATRICIA HALUSIC NEWCASTLE, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD, V p.; House Council; Cheer- leader; Pep Club. International For- um. WRA. Desksitter JOHN G.HAMILTON LEWISTOWN. PA. RELIGION and ENGLISH Mu Delta Epsilon; Thanes: Dean ' s List; Intramurals; Circle K : Spe- cial Services; Established Services; George Jr. Republic: WKPS: Vesper Choir. Saga Food Service WILLIAM C. HAMILTON SEWICKLEY, PA. MATHEMATICS TC; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Track; SPEBSQSA CATHERINE HARBISON PHILADELPHIA. PA. ENGLISH CO; Sect of Shaw: Tennis Team; Vesper Choir: Concert Choir: Cur- riculum Committee, Holcad: House Council; My Fair Lady Chorus, Mid- dle States Evaluation-Student Committee. PAMELA G. HARVEY SHARON, PA. FRENCH Pi Delta Epsilon, Pi Delta Phi; Sigma Delta Pi: Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Holcad, Managing Editor; Argo, Managing Editor, Editor-in-chief; Publications Committee: Intramur- als. I ibrary Aide: Who ' s Who. DEBBIE HART AKRON. OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD; YWCA. Intercultural Forum: PSEA, Pep Club: Penn State Extension. SUSAN L. HASSON FRANKLIN, PA. SOCIOLOGY PM, sect , WRA, Homecoming Court CHRISTINE D. HAWES SEWICKLEY, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Pi Sigma Pi; WRA, YWCA; Infirmary Aide. DAVID HEADINGS NEWCASTLE, PA, MATHEMATICS Kappa Mu Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi, PSEA SUEC. HEILMAN SEWICKLEY. PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD, rec. sect., Intramurals; Desksittmg MARTHA E. HENRY LIVERPOOL, N, Y, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM, corres. sec t: Band; Internation- al Interest Group; Library Aide; Hol- cad, ass ' t. copy editor. ARLEN R. HERB BOYERTOWN, PA, MUSIC EDUCATION Phi Mu Alpha: MENC: American Guild of Organists, Vesper Choir; My Fair Lady production. RICHARD H. HERCHENROETHER BEN AVON, PA. MATHEMATICS TC, sec t., Kappa Mu Epsilon: Pi Sigma Pi; SwimmingTeam Mgr. RONALD L. HEWITT MASONTOWN, PA. RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon; Student Pastor. VICKIL. HINEBAUGH WARREN, OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION AGD; Women ' s Basketball, Hockey Teams; WRA; New Wilming-ten: Vesper Choir; Concert Choir; Work- Study; R.D, CARL J. HOHMANN PLAIN GROVE, PA. BIOLOGY Library Committee; RAPE. CHARLENEHOLT IRWIN, PA. MATHEMATICS ZTA, tres.; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; PSEA; YWCA; Liberal Arts Forum Faculty Com- mittee; Tutoring; Middle States Evaluation-Student Committee. MICHAEL A. HONEYCUTT SALTSBURG, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Intra- murals; R.A,; Maintenance Dept. MARCIA A. HORVATH MIDDLETOWN, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Youth Development Center; Jr Year abroad-Switzerland; PSEA RICHARD W. HOWITT EAST AURORA, N.Y. POLITICAL SCIENCE Debate; Intramurals; Mock Conven- tion, Campaign Mgr.; Band; Vesper Choir; Political Relations Club; Semester at U N and Drew Univ. LINDA A. HUSTON NEWCASTLE, PA. MATHEMATICS Pi Sigma Pi JOHN IRVING ROCHESTER, N. Y. CHEMISTRY Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; Tennis, House Council; American Chemical Society; Established Serv- ice Team; Saga Food Service. THOMAS H. JACKSON PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION-ACCOUNTING PKT; Intramurals; Argo, Copy and Layout Editor; Pi Delta Epsilon; Maintenance Dept F.BRUCE JOHNSTON CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OHIO HISTORY ASP: Phi Alpha Theta; Omicron Del- ta. Kappa; Cross-Country; Track, Fellowship of Christian Athletes; Assoc. R.D. WILLIAM N.JOHNSTON EXPORT, PA. PSYCHOLOGY PKT; R.A.; R.D.; Tennis; Football; Intramurals; Student Life Committee, MARJORIE THOMAS JONES YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO; Intramurals; YWCA. PSEA. DON JUKES CORAOPOLIS, PA. SPEECH and DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega. R.A., Hillside. Wrestling; Theater Productions. CAROL S. KELSO SNYDER, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM, v.p., chaplain; Phi Alpha Theta; Kappa Delta Pi; Service Teams. PSEA; Desksitter, Student Aide in Amish School; Sunday School Teacher JAN S. KINGERY ALLISON PARK, PA. BIOLOGY PM; WKPS; Service Teams; Saga Food Service; Desksitter, JEAN KINGERY ALLISON PARK. PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM, tres,, Kappa Delta Pi; PSEA; RAPE; Established Service Teams; Library Aide. R. STUART KNECHT NEWCASTLE, PA. HISTORY PKT; Phi Alpha Theta; Thanes, pres ; House Council; Intramurals; Political Relations Club; WKPS, News Reporter; Intercultural For- um; Study abroad; Schiller College, Heidelberg, Germany — Yearbook photographer, cultural committee, ski club. WAYNE P. KROUT SOUTHAMPTON, PA. BIOLOGY SPE; R.A ; Desksitter, Lab. Ass ' t., biology; Football; Baseball. VIRGINIA K. LAKE WENONAH, N.J. BIOLOGY KD, WRA, Tennis Club; RAPE, PSEA; Lab. Proctor, biology Student Assoc. BARBARA M. LAPHAM ASHTABULA, OHIO HISTORY PM, pres.; Women ' s Volleyball Team; Library Aide DOUGLAS W. LEHRIAN BEAVER, PA. BIOLOGY Intramurals, BRENTON V. LONG MERCER, PA. ECONOMICS PKT, V p., pres.; IFC; Student Lead- ers Coalition; Task Force Rep.; Intramurals. PATRICIA E. LOWRY PITTSBURGH, PA. SPEECH and DRAMA ZTA, rec. sec ' t.; Delta Sigma Rho- Tau Kappa Alpha, Scroll, Kappa Del- ta Pi; Pan-hel; Varsity Debate Team; PSEA; Desksitter; Beeghley Theater House Manager, DAVID C. LOY NEWCASTLE, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION-ACCOUNTING ASP; Intramurals KATHERINE J. MAC DONOUGH WYNNEWOOD, PA. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi; Mu Delta Epsilon; Phi Sigma Tau; Scroll; WRA; Foun- der of The Katibu ; Intercultural Forum; Established Service Team; Special Service Team; Sunday School Teacher, CORDY MACK MC KEESPORT. PA, ENGLISH ROBERT MC EWEN NEWCASTLE POLITICAL SCIENCE Cross Country; Mock Convention (1968); The American Academy of Political and Social Sciences, ELLEN H. MC LEAN CORAOPOLIS, PA. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Eta Sigma Phi; Mu Delta Epsilon; Girl Scout Leader; Intramurals, Es- tablished Service Team; Intercultur- al Forum; Special Service Team; Student Aide, religion LINDA MILEY MC NAMARA NEW WILMINGTON, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION CO; Mermaids; Intramurals; Vesper Choir; Concert Choir; MENC; New Wilmingten CATHY L. MC PHERSON GREENVILLE, PA. ENGLISH CO; Intramurals. WRA; YWCA, KENDALL B. MATTERN, JR. STRAFFORD, WAYNE, PA. HISTORY ASP, pledge trainer; Intramurals; Library Aide CURTIS C. MEAD ROCHESTER, N. Y. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP, sec ' t ; Intramurals; Mainte- nance Dept MELANIEMILANKOVICH SILVER CREEK, N. Y. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION-ACCOUNTING CO; Intramurals, WRA, Intercultural Forum . FRED K.MILLER NEW KENSINGTON, PA. ECONOMICS ASP; Intramurals SUZANNE L.MILLER CLAIRTON, PA. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Mu Delta Epsilon; Dean ' s List, WRA. Intramurals. SHARE. Holcad. Reli- gious Life Committee; Established Service Teams. JOHNA. MINNICH MIDDLEPORT, N. Y. ART EDUCATION DONNA MISCALL MC MURRAY, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ. sect,; WKPS; Library Aide, BEVERLY MOLNAR 3IBS0NIA, PA, MATHEMATICS Delta Phi Alpha; PSEA; YWCA, Inter- cultural Forum; Pep Club; Orches- tra; Sewall House Tres, LOIS SUSAN MOORE ALLENTOWN, PA. ENGLISH Scroll. Pi Sigma Pi; Rap Session and Discussion Groups MARSHA L. MOORE SALEM, OHIO ENGLISH Mermaids. LUANN MOSER BETHEL PARK, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK.sec t,: NOTE. PSEA. BILL MURRAY MT. LEBANON, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TC, Lake and Grounds Commission- er; Sigma Delta Pi; Intramurals, JOHNC. NEAL NEW WILMINGTON, PA. MATHEMATICS SPE; Football, KAREN E. OLSON KENMORE, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK. tres,. Mermaids; Intercultural Forum. NANCY E. PARISH ROCHESTER, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD; CWENS; Kappa Delta Pi; Pres. of Browne; V.P of McKelvey; House Council. Shaw; Pan-hel THOMAS G. PARRY III IRWIN, PA. MATHEMATICS SN; Dean ' s List; Student Assoc.; Basketball; Work-Study, sociology. ANTHONY PATRAS PERTH AMBOY, N. J. BIOLOGY TC; Intramurals; Band; George Jr. Republic PEARLE ELAINE PATTERSON TITUSVILLE, PA. GERMAN Delta Phi Alpha, vice president; Kappa Delta Pi, PSEA, Junior Year Abroad DANIEL H. PERRIN BUTLER, PA. HISTORY Phi Alpha Theta; Thanes; Intramur- als; Religious Life Committee: SHARE; F.C A.. Campus Rel, Co-or- dinating Committee, Special Serv- ice Teams: Established Service Team; WKPS, Desksitter, JOHN H.PETREIII ERIE. PA, PHYSICS TC, v,p,, pres,. Kappa Mu Epsilon: Cross Country; Track; Swim Team; IFC DENISEE. PFISCHNER GIBSONIA, PA. FRENCH CO, pres.; CWENS; Mortarboard: Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Delta Phi; Fergu- son House Council, pres.; Drill Team; Intercultural Forum; Pan- hel; Student Advisor for Foreign Students Off-Campus study. May Court ROGER A. PRICE WEXFORD, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION and MANAGEMENT SPE, Football; Baseball, SUZANNE PRICE ABINGTON, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO. WRA, YWCA. Drill Tedm SUSAN E. PRIESTLEY WICHITA, KANSAS ENGLISH CO; Freshman Orientation Commit- tee; Minteer House Tres.; McKelvey House Pres.: Student Conduct Communication Committee. Stu- dent Assoc . House Council. WRA; Drill Team; Intercultural Forum; Work-Study, rel. dept.. educ. dept. CHARLES PURDUM PEPPER PIKE, OHIO POLITICAL SCIENCE Baseball; Cross Country, Intramur- als; House Council, tres . v p , Mock Convention. Campaign Mgr., Politi- cal Relations Club; Campus Chris- tian Forum. Intercultural Forum. Holcad; Photographer in Public In- formation office. The Academy of Political Science. JOSEPH W. RAHAL ERIE, PA. HISTORY TC; Desksitter ANNA L. RICHARDS FARRELL, PA. ENGLISH SK, pres., pan-hel; Scroll; Task Force, Admissions Committee; Black Recruitment Committee; Cheerleading, Intramurals; Peace, Inc.; Black Student Union, pres.. Admissions Office, sec t THOMAS RICHARDSON LOWER BURRELL, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION-ACCOUNTING SN; Thanes; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Fr, Basketball, Intramurals DIAN RIDDLE SHORT HILLS, N,J. ART EDUCATION PM; WKPS, Special Service, Estab- lished Services, Sage Food Service. KRISTIN DAPPRICH ROBERTSON NEW WILMINGTON, PA, SK; CO; Kudzma ' s Weathermen, Charter member in good standing 2.0CLUB; Tau Upsilon Beta; WKPS. GEORGIA A. ROSS NEWCASTLE, PA. BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta. Pi Sigma Pi; Library Aide MARILYN RUTKAI GREENVILLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO; Senate; PSEA; YWCA LINDA SAMPLE SHARON, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM: Kappa Delta Pi. Vesper Choir- PS E A MARION M. SCHMIDT MC MURRAY, PA. SPANISH AND GERMAN OWENS. Delta Phi Alpha; Kappa Del- ta Pi; Mortarboard; Pi Sigma Pi; Sigma Delta Pi; Senate; PSEA. R.D., Minteer; Tutoring. CAROLE S. SCHRECENGOST FRANKLIN, PA. BUSINESS EDUCATION CO; Rho Gamma LAUREL SCOLERE WASHINGTON, PA. BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta; Pi Sigma Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Ecology Club; PSEA; Biolo- gy Lab Ass ' t LAWRENCE E. SHAFER OIL CITY, PA. PHYSICS Cross Country; Track; Band; Society of Phys ' cs Students. JOHN R.SHANNON MONROEVILLE, PA, BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION—ACCOUNTING SN; Intramurals; Vesper Choir SUSAN K. SHEAR ATHENS, GEORGIA FRENCH Pi Delta Phi; OWENS; Senate; Union Board; Women ' s Tennis Team; Mermaids; WRA; R D., McKelvey JOHN R. SHIFLER PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE, v.p.. IFCv p MICHAEL T. SHOVLIN MIDLAND, PA. HISTORY Band; PSEA. WKPS, public relations director, 1968 Mock Convention; Intramurals; Language Lab Technician. DONALD M.SIMPSON, JR. MC DONALD, PA, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION- ACCOUNTING WKPS, station mgr., studio engi- neer, public relations director; Ves- per Choir; Language Lab Techni- cian; Orr Aud Stage Mgr DEBORAH SLOAN GROVE CITY, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA; Kappa Delta Pi; Psi Chi; PSEA GLENN W. DODEN BERNARDSVILLE, N.J. POLITICAL SCIENCE PKT, corres sec ' t.; Phi Alpha Theta, WKPS, news director; Political Rela- tions Club; Campus Christian For- um; Washington Semester Program, American Univ.; College Judicial Board. LINDA S. SOMERTON PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WILLIAM J. SONES FALLS CREEK, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Omicron Delta Epsilon. Student Ass ' t, Business Dept.; Headwaiter. Russell LORNA M. SONNTAG GROVE CITY, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Pi Sigma Pi MOLLY P. SPINNEY WARREN, PA. ENGLISH Pi Sigma Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; Scroll; Judicial Board SUSAN STEPHAN RADNOR, PA. ART EDUCATION CO; WRA, Intercultural Forum. ARTHUR G.STEWART BIRMINGHAM, MICHIGAN HISTORY WKPS, Mock Convention, ANNE E. STROME MONTGOMERY, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon, American Guild of Organists; MENC, ROBERTJ.TEMPLER, JR. PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Pi Delta Epsilon: Omicron Delta Ion; Omicron Delta Kappa; Publica- tions Committee; Holcad. Editor-in- chief, various other positions. House Council; Delegate to: Assoc Col Press Conventions in Miami, Minne- apolis, Dallas, Washington, Pittsburgh. JEFFRI A. THEYS SEWICKLEY, PA, BIOLOGY PKT, Senate; Intramurals SUSAN THOMPSON NEW WILMINGTON, PA, HISTORY CO, Intercultural Forum. ANNES. TURNER WILKINSBURG, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION CO; Mermaids, PSEA THOMAS TYRAN SHARON, PA. PSYCHOLOGY Band; Intramurals. SUSAN UHL ZELIENOPLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ; PSEA. Girl ' s Basketball Team. RALPH R. VALENZI SEWICKLEY, PA. SPEECH AND DRAMA Theater Productions SUSAN E. VOEGELE SYRACUSE, N.Y, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGO; Kappa Delta Pi, Volleyball Club; WRA; Vesper Choir VALERIE WALKER TRAFFORD, PA, BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta; Sec ' t-Treas., Browne; House Council. Sewall House Pres.; RAPE; YMCA; Interna- tional Interest Group; R A ; Desksitter. DEBORAH M. WARD MC KEESPORT, PA, MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; MENC; Vesper Choir; Band; Desksitter. E. EUGENE WATKINS CHERRY HILL, N.J. PSYCHOLOGY PKT; House Council; Swimming; Intramurals. DARRYLH.WEST WELLSVILLE, OHIO BIOLOGY PKT; Thanes; R.A ; Varsity Football ROBERTD. ASTROM, JR. UPPER SADDLE RIVER, N.J. ART AND HISTORY ASP; Student Assoc.; Peace, Inc.; Celebrity Series Advertising. LUNDA E. WEAVER WINDBER, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; MENC; AGO; Vesper Choir; Orch. MICHAEL W. WELTON MT. LEBANON, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Omicron Delta Epsilon; Intramur- als; Student Ass ' t., Business Dept. CHARLES W. WESTON NEW KENSINGTON. PA, ECONOMICS Omicron Delta Epsilon DAVID B.WHIPPLE HUNTINGTON, N. Y. SPEECH and DRAMA Theater Productions; WKPS. an- nouncer; Special Services. RICHARD H.WHITFIELD PITTSBURGH, PA. ART Freshmen Orientation Committee; Intramurals. Photographer for: Public Information Dept., Holcad. Argo. Art Dept.; Campus Christian Forum; Shower Marathon; Sociolo- gy Club; Physics Society; Vesper Choir MARGRET WHITING NEW WILMINGTON, PA. BIOLOGY ZTA. membership chm.; Beta Beta Beta. Pi Sigma Pi; RAPE; Library Aide; Lab proctor; WKPS. MARY E. WICKES WESTFIELD, N.J. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK; PSEA; NOTE, LYNNEA. WILLET HAMBURG, N. Y. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM. Kappa Mu Epsilon; WRA, Band; Salvation Army Service Group. RAYMOND A. WINTER ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Phi Mu Alpha, Concert Choir; MENC, SUSAN L. WISSOLIK FALMOUTH, MAINE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA; CWENS; Pi Sigma Pi; Field Hockey. R.A . Browne. HAROLD WORKMAN NEWCASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION RAPE PSEA JANICE E. YOST BETHEL PARK. PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD. pres., rush chm., pan-hel; Sec t of Class of ' 72; Mermaids; In- tramurals; Student Aide, English Dept- DAVID T. ZELLER BEDFORD, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA- TION ECONOMICS SN, JANICE ZELLNER NORRISTOWN, PA, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK, Women ' s Senate; Vesper Choir. Underclassmen photos this year formed a browsing gallery in the yearbook office. Charles E. Brown Freshman ueorgia L. Brown Freshman David K. Browell Freshman Richard J. Bryant Freshman Maureen R Bryant Sophomore Ellen J. Bunner Junior Susan R, Burgess Freshman Halsey V. Barrett Junior Nancy A Burton Sophomore Joyce L. Butch Freshman Robert A. Butironi Freshman Robert G. Buzard Freshman Karen L. Campman Freshman Lynn L. Campsey Freshman David C Carothers Freshman Paul D. Carroll Sophomore Laura C Ceraolo Freshman Rodney L. Chew Freshman 75 Some students pay to learn skills that their parents were once paid to learn — like apprentice welding, for example? Lyne E. Chfton Sophmore Janet E. Cochrane Sophmore Nancy I Colvin Junior Amy E. Cook Freshman Coleen L Cook Junior Leslie E. Courtney Sophomore Peter F. Cocuzza Junior Carol L- Cracraft Junior Rita E. Crawford Sophomore Martha A. Crosby Sophomore Craig B Cunningham Freshman Martha J. Cunningham Freshman Frederick A. Curtze Freshman Michael E. Dean Freshman Beth E. Denlinger Freshman Debra J. DeWitt Sophomore Gloria J. Di Carlo Junior Thomas S. Dietrich Sophomore David T, Disbrow Freshman Sue A. Dobson Freshman Catherine S. Downing Freshman 76 James D. Eager Freshman Dawn M. Ea ' .on Freshman Norman H Eckler Jr Sophomore Gordon M. Edwards Sophomore Judith L. Engwer Junior Russell C. Everett Sophomore Mary C. Ewing Junior Cynthia A. Fagan Freshman Janice L, Falk Sophomore Rebecca R. Farneth Junior Robert N. Farr Freshman Elizabeth A. Fee Sophomore Dennis R Fike Sophomore Charles M Fisher Sophomore Debra L, Fister Freshman William P. Fitts Junior Charles V Flesher Sophomore Mathew C. Flora Freshman Pamela S Flora Junior James L- Forrester Freshman William R. Foster Sophomore Jennifer L. Fox Sophomore Jeffrey R. Fuller Sophomore Deborah L. Fry Vivian L. Gahnng Junior Sara E. Gehr Sophomore Kimberly A. George Freshman Hedy L. Gerlach B. Suzanne Godshall Freshman Craig A Good Freshman Karen L. Gorley Sophomore Janice A. Gregory Sophomore Pamela J. Griffith Junior Kathryn Hall Junior Elizabeth J. Grossen Freshman Laura F. Hager Junior Susan A Hasley Sophomore Mary C. Hammitt Sophomore 77 Stephena E. Harmony Freshman Terry L Hart Freshman Mark S. Haverstock Freshman C Scott Hayward Freshman Linda J. Heaton Freshman Nancy E. Henderson Freshman Nancy J. Herrington Sophomore Virginia C. Herron Freshman Deborah A Hepler Sophomore Debra L Hel per Freshman Judith A. Hershelman Freshman Suzanne Hetra Freshman Ada Jean Hoffman Sophomore Sara A. Holben Freshman Kathleen A. Hollis Freshman Karen L. Holpfer Sophomore John H. Hopkins II Junior Nina S. Howell Freshman Thomas 1 Howell Freshman Charles D. Hoyt Freshman Kenneth D. Hritz Freshman Jacalyn L. Hughes Freshman R. Wynne Husted Sophomore Iklatthew U. Hutchinson Junior David M. Ingram Freshman Linda C. Jacobson Freshman Susan James Freshman Jams E. Jamison Freshman Elizabeth H. Jones Freshman Kathryn S. Jones Freshman Dauid M. Johnson Junior Keith A. Johnston Sophomore Nancy J. Johnston Freshman R. Lyie Johnston Sophomore Charles A. Johnston Junior Susan E. Johnson Junior Lynita J. Kagarise Sophomore Rebecca D Karki Sophomore John G. Kashella Freshman Amy B. Kennedy Sophomore Marsha L Kennedy Sophomore Sarah J- Keener Sophomore 78 Rebecca V. Sandra K PaulJ. Linda S, Larry C. Kathleen E. DaleW. Lake Larson Lasky Leard Lees Levitan Lisiak Junior Junior Freshman Freshman Freshman Sophomore Sophomore 79 Evangeline A. Lodwick Sophomore Donald J. Long Jr. Junior Kimberly A Long Freshman Sharon L Ludwig Freshman Susan R Mac Innes Freshman Tom M. Macioge Freshman Debrar J. Malcomson Junior Michael A Malone Junior Jeffrey A. Martin Freshman Mary D. Marsh Junior Marilyn J. Mauro Freshman ; P. Ellen McCafferty Sophomore Deborah L. Magill Sophomore 4ik Beth A. McHattie Junior i Anne L. McKee Sophomore Karen L. McLuckey Sophomore Jay A. McMillen Junior John D Meckley Freshman Arseny J. Melnick Freshman Emily E. Mercer Junior Ronald A. Metzger Freshman 80 Donna S. Milleman Sophomore Wendy L- Mills Junior Barbara J. Miller Freshman Carol A Mitchell Junior Barbara J. Mills Freshman Dale R Mitchell Freshman Apathy is a personal problem at W.C., and involvement is its personal cure. Gabert D. Molnar Jr. Junior Martha L. Montgomery Freshman Mary Martha Moore Junior Isabelle A. Morford Junior Susan K. Morrill Freshman Allene J Morris Junior Elizabeth A Morse Freshman Jeanne A, Montanile Freshman Jay D. Myers Junior Jeffrey K Neilan Freshman Richard H. Nichols Jr. Junior Janet L Nordman Junior Hartley R Oden Freshman Burton C. Painter III Freshman Ruth C. Paisley Freshman Elmore E. Patterson Freshman Steven H Pearson Junior Mary L Pendlyshok Freshman Kurt P. Pfaff Freshman Laurel A. Phythyon Sophomore Polly L. Picard Junior Tim L. Piper Sophomore Maria Pontus Sophomore Dense K. Porter Freshman Rey D Post Jr. Junior 81 82 Some people like to be seen doing things — and others like to see them. April E. Smith Freshman Carol S Smith Freshman H. Kevin Smith Freshman Stephen E. Smith Freshman Sue E. Snavely Nancy J Spear Sophomore Janet C. Stamm Junior Cynthia G Stewart Sophomore John R, Stewart Freshman Karen D, Stillman Freshman Patricia L. Stockton Junior Rhonda S. Stone Freshman Nancy L. Strattan Freshman Kathryn E Swaney Junior Debora L- Swatsworth Sophomore Barbara R. Swick Freshman Stephen J. Talley Freshman Roberta M. Taylor Freshman Jeftrey P. Taylor Junior 83 The Sigalympics, won (this year) by the Freshmen, creates some pretty strange bedfellows. Linda J. Thomson Junior Marion L Thompson Sophomore Paul D, Thompson Sophomore William C. Tindall Jr. Sophomore Francine E Todd Sophomore Denise J. Toth Sophomore Mary Ann Tkach Sophomore Alfred G. Trafton III Freshman Martha E. Tripp Freshman Maiorie L. Turk Freshman James B Turner Junior Janice K Twaddle Sophomore Susan L. Twaddle Junior Donald J. Tylinski Freshman Stephen M. Vallillo Sophomore Barbara A. Wahl Freshman Neal M. Walker Freshman Scott W. Walter Freshman Robert C. Weaver Sophomore Daniel R. Weinfurther Freshman Richard F. Wilcox Jr. Freshman 84 Joyce L. Wilken Freshman Christine R. Williams Sophomore David R. Williams Sophomore Gary J. Williams Junior James R. Williams Junior Charles S Wilmore Freshman Robert A. Wiskeman Junior Sara J. Wurtzell Freshman Christopher B, Yahn Freshman Linda L, Young Freshman Jocelyn A. Youngman Freshman Gail A, Zaspei Freshman 85 Alpha Psi Omega, Dramatics Honorary ROW 1: Steve Vallillo. ROW 2: Don Jukes, Ralph Valenzi, Dave Eakin. ROW 3: Rob Black, Julie Dean, Tom Gibb, Ron Hammel, Doug Koppenol, ROW 4: Patti Lombar- do, Joan Varnum, Dennis Lasagna, Chris Flaharty, ROW 5: Marcia Mackey, Sue Dunham, Susan Goodwin, Jennie Edelman, ROW 6: Don Stanley, Jim Arnemann. American Guild Of Organists ROW 1: Ann Strome. Tom Rodgers, David Coffey. ROW 2: Ed Galley. Leatha Keiser, Ann Pierce. Martha Rodgers, Steve Talley, Dennis Fike. ROW 3: Rich Stratton, Pat Kalenic, Arlen Herb. Argodemons TOP TO BOTTOM: Esteban Vallillo (photographer and Resident Scapegoat), James Williams (photographer and Resident Jock), Cyndie Rollinson (Assistant Slave), Betsy Bilka (Resident Slave), Pamela G. Harvey (editor and Resident Moneylender). Argostaff ROW 1: Sharon Sharpe. ROW 2: Donna Mclver, Evann Galbreath, Carol Smith, Kip Trafton ROW 3: Sue Dunham, Jerry Thornton. MISSING; Rich Whit- field, Cathy Scharno, Marti Cunningham, Eric Welsh, GInny Herron. 87 Beta Beta Beta, Biology Honorary ROW I: Christy Chandler, Val Walker, Bob McGee. ROW 2: Gary Rice, Sue Eisenhower, Ward King, Laurie Scolere. ROW 3: Dan Lee, Dr. Harms, Glennah Ruiz-Valera. Beta Psi, Beta Psi Honorary Black Student Union Row 1: Roslynne Holmes, Alexis Bell. Beth Nixon. Jo Ann Williams. ROW 2: Darryl Jones, Dava James (President), Lester Young. Sharon Parrish, Dwight Quarles. Cheerleaders ROW 1: Sherrie McFarland. ROW 2: Laura Hager, Patty Halusic. ROW 3: Sally Meyers, Kappy Jackson, Joani Sutcliffe. ROW 4: Whitney Fraier. Barb Swick, Barb Byrd, Sally Spotts, Sylvia Schneider. Concert Choir ROW 1: Sue Talbott, Marti Reed, Doris Barron, Penny Rice, Sue Elder, Marcia Zornow, Marlee Muscavitch, Linda Young, Sara Holben, Nancy Colvin, Karen Campman, Ann Strome. ROW 2: Cheryl Miller, Kim Long, Fran Case, Don Stanley, Glen Milliken, Tim Carr, Randy McMunn, Don Edinger, Noel Calhoun, Ray Winter, Nancy Shallcross, Vicki Hinebaugh. ROW 3: Faith Donalson, Marion Thomson, Dennis Fike, Paul Musser, Rick Offut, Bill Tuttle, Matt Hutchinson, Steve Vallillo, Linda McNamara, Debbie Hepler. ROW 4: Roxanne Knight, Bev Wells, Dave Clahoun, Don Wallace, Don Wallace, David Cotfey, Tom Rodgers, Gary Everts, John Haley, Sue Toth, Katie Kleefer, Alice Felbmger, Cwens, Sophomore Women ' s Honor Society ROW 1: Janet Cochrane, Linda Stilwell, Ava- lyn Shutt, Anne McKee. ROW 2: Janice Grego- ry, Marsha Kennedy. Nancy Kraus, Lynn Clif- ton. Lynita Kagarise. Nancy Bare. ROW 3: Sue Snavely, Karen Ostrowski. Karen Brown, Kay Holliday, Sally Naylor. Debate Team Sheila Edmonds, Richard Howitt, Don Redfoot, Wal- ter Scheid (coach), Charles Hoyt, Timothy Dugan, Coleen Cook. MISSING: Stephanie Baoeuf, Tim Bonner, Pat Lowry. (Trophies won at Ithaca College Tournament). Delta Phi Alpha, German Honorary SEATED: Marion Schmidt, Jan Starr, Bev Molnar, Leatha Kies- er. STANDING: Matt Hutchin- son, John Henderson, Pearle Patterson, Janice Gregory, Katie Klepfer, Bill Saylor. Eta Sigma Phi, Classics Honorary ROW 1: Ann Castro, Joan Sutcliffe, Dwight Cas- tro. ROW 2: Nora Daubenspeck, Jan Nordman, Ellen McLean. 90 Fellowship Of Christian Athletes ROW 1: Don Dawson, Darwin Huey, Randy Punchard, Dave Ingram, John Hopkins, ROW 2: John Haley, John Braymer, John Giesmann, Steve Pearson, Clovis White, Paul Riddell, Dick Oden, Steve Lay, Holcad Staff Eric Welsh, Polly Picard, Sue Aldridge, Glennah Ruiz-Valera, Bill Saylor, Robert Templer, Doug DeBacker, Chuck Hoyt, Bob Craig, Chris Yahn, Dennis Schotsch, MISSING: Bill Eavenson, Steve Owens, Tom Cooke, Jim Williams, John Giesmann, Jim Hartzell, Kevin Smith, Karen Stillman, Sara Holben, April Smith. THE WESTMINSTER EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-Chief- Editorial Page Editor News Editor— Glennah Ruiz-Valera Feature Editor — William Eavenson Sports Editor Steven Owens Copy Editor Susan Aldridge Business Manager Tom Cook Circulation Mgr. — John Giesmann Picture Editor Jim Wilhams Advisor - -Dr. Charles Cook -Robert J . Templer -William J. Saylor Assistant — Assistant Assistant — Assistant Assistant Assistant Eric Welsh -Douglas DeBacker Jim Hartzell -- Polly Picard Kevin Smith — Leonard Hall 91 Homecoming Court ROW 1; Linda Beaver (Chi Omega), Donna Gordon (Delta Zeta), Deborah Krier (Phi Mu). ROW 2: Deborah Ekas (Alpha Gamma Delta), Pamela Pope (Queen. Independent), Sara Gehr (Zeta Tau Alpha), Joyce Car- diges (Sigma Kappa). Judith Devine (Kappa Delta). Intercultural Forum Executive Board Francine Todd. Birgitta Holmberg. Denise Pfischner, Jan Starr. Dr. Isaac Reid. Judicial Board ROW 1: Mr. Paul Johnson, Mr. Gary Mullin (chairman), Molly Spinney. ROW 2: Mr. Elliot Newsome, Dan Lee. Dr. Wayne Christy. Mr. Paul Frary, Tom Ritchey, Glen Soden. MISS- ING: Jim Epstein, Bill Barnard, Bruce Johnston, Mrs. Irene Walters. Kappa Delta Pi, Education Honor- ary ROW 1: Linda Seneff, Emily Byrd. Mary Marsh, Laura Hager, Vivian Gahring, Kathy Swaney, Sandi Barrett, Barb Ellswarth, Ste- phanie Boaeuf, Pam Harvey. ROW 2: Mary Lin Quick, Deborah Steven- son, Pam Pope, Janet Stamm, Pam Griffith, Marion Schmidt, Linda Sharrer, Sandi Rorison. Kappa Mu Epsilon, Math Honorary ROW 1: Linda Gappy, Sheryl Raisley, Mary Ewing, Sue Sher- rick. Cheryl Wines, Char- lene Holt. ROW 2: Dr. Kenneth Whipkey, Mr. Richard Henderson. Don- ald Long. David Sarver, Linda Thomson, Donald Dawson, Larry Houshold- er, Mr. Paul Brown. ROW 3: Mr. George Conway. Boyd Wolford, Gilbert Molnar, Tom Ritchey, Jay Myers, John Giesmann, Dr. Thomas Nealeigh. Mr. Miller Peck. 93 May Court Sue Swager, Sue Snavely, Becky Lake, Gwen Gray, Queen Betty Ann George, David Giddens, Cathy Chenevey, Pam Pope, Lin- da Olson, Beth Duff. Men Resident Assistants — Eichenauer SEATED: Roger Hindman. STANDING: Scott McGrath, John Haley, Duane Christy, Bill Eavenson. MISSING: Randy McMunn, John Sansone, C. J. Alberts. Men Resident Assistants — Hillside ROW 1; Dave Clapperton, Jack Riddell, Dave Rittenour. ROW 2: Jim Ahern, Jim Painter, Bruce Johnston. Men Resident Assistants — Russell ROW 1: Tom Ritchey. John Giesmann, John Hopkins, Don Dawson, Steve Pearson. ROW 2: Pete Kispert. Pete Blose, Bob Bruckart, John Whitehead. Mermaids ROW 1: Karen OstrowskI, Kathy Turner, Diane Appleton, Edie Bowman, Karen Olson, Jill Mossberger. Linda Cutton. Karen Wilson, ROW 2: Jan Starr, Linda Gappy, Kathy Meyers, Eleanor Stratton, Barb Mill- er, Marti Crosby, Judy Devine, Marcia Zornow. Mock Convention Executive Committee SEATED: Anne Faros (Recording Secretar y), Jeanette Hoschuh (Program), Sandy DiAngi (Corresponding Secretary), STANDING: Roger Hindman (Treasurer); Alan Pendelton, (Vice-Ghairman), Gharles Alberts. (Chairman), Glenn Soden (Public Relations): Mike O ' Keefe (Physical Arrangements). ROW 3: David Flower (Resolutions); Bob Wiskerman (Creden- tials); Bruce Robinson (Rules). 95 Mortarboard — Senior Women ' s Honor- ary Society PICTURED: Edie Bowman. Marlee Muscav- itch, Marion Schmidt. Denise Pfischner. MISSING: Sue Beecker. Kathy Gulp. Suz- anne Elder. Mu Delta Epsilon, Religion Honorary ROW 1: Ron Miller. Kathy Orr. Wendy Mills, Suzanne Miller. Don Dawson. ROW 2: Steve Pearson, Randy Gampbell. Alice Speer, Dorothy Dunning, Miller Peck. ROW 3: John Blewitt. Kate MacDonough. Nancy Leete. El- len McLean. Mu Phi Epsilon, Music Sorority ROW 1: Suzanne Elder. Virginia Frazier. Mary Marsh. ROW 2: Francine Todd. Nancy Golvin, Leatha Kieser, Janet Nordman, Betty Ann George, Doris Barron, Ann Strome. 96 ■ I Music Educator ' s National Conference ROW 1: Don Wallace, Dons Bar- ron, Ann Pierce, Karen Camp- man. Dennis Fike, ROW 2: Tom Gant, Leatha Keiser, Ray Winter, Nancy Colvin, Dennis Coffey, Betty Ann George, ROW 3: Janet Nordman, Sue Elder, Ginny Fra- zier, Ann Strome. Arlen Herb. New Wilming-ten ROW 1: Katie Klepfer, Marilyn Partlow. ROW 2: Vicki Hinebaughi. Katfiy Orr, Linda Olson, Linda McNamara, Marion Thiompson, Francine Todd. Dons Barron, Mar- lee Muscavitch. Omicorn Delta Kappa, Men ' s Leadership Honorary ROW 1: Duane Christy. Bill Eavenson. Bruce Johnston, Tom Ritchey. ROW 2: Tim Bonner, Jay Myers, John Giesmann . Orchestra AT LEFT: Mr. Paul Chenevey. David Knight, Nelson Cleary, Mary Ann Harms. Ethel Olson. AT RIGHT: Walter Voyvodich. Gwen Dyer. ROW 1: James Melnick. Frances C ase, Janice Falk, Glenn Miliken, Enid Cleary, Diane Anastasiades, Henrietta Voyvodich, Deborah Miller. ROW 2; Suzanne Kirkpatrick, Bonnie Boyd, Marjorie Turk. Linda Young, Nancy Colvin. Betty Ann George. Pam Napier. Janet Nordman. Deborah Schuster, Lunda Weaver. ROW 3: Paul Mortland, Ronald DeJonge. Lee Oliver. ROW 4: Ralph Dise. Stephen Ray. Deborah Krier. Marsha Ken- nedy, Thomas Grant, Mark Baylor, Anne Downing. MISSING: Tom Cooke, Gail Guidosh, David Jessen. Paul Snyder. Rose Subasic. Pan-Hellenic Council ROW 1: Pat McFall, Carol Cracroft, Barb Schriber, Sue Snyder, Debbie Krier, Lyn Quick. ROW 2: Beth Duff, Barb Kitchen. Mary Marsh, Helen Chase, Sandy Barrett, Kerry Prola, Debbie Bishop. 98 Pennsylvania State Education Association KNEELING: Nancy Henderson. SEATED: Robin Wright. Barb Kitchen (president), Diana Brokaw. Gloria DiCarlo. ROW 3: Mike Shovlin, Betsie Gurley. Gayle Akers, Sue Twaddle. Pam Flora, Pearle Patterson. ROW 4: Marion Schmidt, Bev Molnar, Betsy Wickes. Phi Alpha Theta, History Honorary ROW 1: Jim Epstein, Dwight Quarles, Linda Seneff. Kappy Jackson, Sara McGraw, Vangie Lodwick, Sue Richards, John Henderson. ROW 2: Dr. Swanhart, Dan Perrin, Stephanie Baoeuf, Barb Ellsworth, Molly Spinney, Bob Campbell, Bruce Johnston, Harold Cahill, Ken Mattern, Don Blayney, Dr. McKee, Charles Livingston. 99 Phi Sigma Tau, Philosophy Honorary ROW 1: Mr. Johnson, Dr. Gregory. ROW 2: Jay Mc- Millen. Nancy Fry, Kate Macdonough, John Sniezek. Pi Delta Epsilon, Journalism Honorary ROW 1: Glen Soden, Carl Young, John Giesmann, Roger Neel. ROW 2: Bill Eavenson. Sue Twaddle. Craig Bedell, Bob Wiskemann, Dave Flower, Mr. Jerome Henderson, Pete Blose, Debbie Swatsworth, Glennah Ruiz-Valera, Pam Harvey (president). Pi Delta Phi, French Honorary SEATED: Sue Aldridge, Paula Carpenter, Denise Pfischner (presi- dent), Edie Bowman. STANDING: Kathy Bell, Emily Byrd, Bill Say- lor, Jan Starr, Birgitta Holmberg. 100 Psi Chi, Psychology Honorary SEATED: Einar Bredland, Bruce Genkinger, John Riddell, Sandra Jones, Tim Carr (president), Scott McGrath, Noreen Gen- ger. STANDING: Sue Eisenhower. John Geismann, Mary Radu, Craig Bedell, David Kinney, Peggy Signorella, Linda Zimmer- mann, Mary Ann Tkach, Nancy Bergey. MISSING: Rausa Eckhart, Betsy Filer. R.A.P.E. (Radicals Against Pol- lution of the Environment) Bob Larsen, Donna Milleman. Doug DeBacker, Carl Hoh- mann, Jeff Rice, Harold Work- man, Jean Kingery, Doug Lehrian, Tim Carr. MISSING: Sue Eisenhower. Val Walker, Peg Whiting, Ray Bridge, Rich Flout, Gina Lake, Lauri Scolere. Scrawl, Literary Magazine Sue Twaddle (editor). Scroll, English Honorary ROW 1: Sue Twaddle (president). Bill Eavenson. ROW 2: Susan Davis, Anne McKee, Diane Cox, Sandy Barrett, Bet- ty MacLellan, Emily Mercer, Diane Graven. ROW 3: Sue Talbot, Karen Lar- son, Cheryl Goll, Molly Spinney. Symphonic Band STANDING (LEFT): Marilyn Mauro, Dave Knight, Dave Browell. Richard Howitt. STANDING (RIGHT): Mr. B. Richard Bancroft. ROW 1: Nick Padula, Ron DeJonge, Dons Barron, Lee Oliver, Debbie Hepler, Nina Zimmer. Debbie Cochenour, Jeanne Montanile. ROW 2: Betsy Bond, Judy Engw er, llah Heller. Laura Ceraolo, Ethel Olson, Sally Laing, Rosalind Rozmus, Nancy Stratton, Debbie Fister, Joanne Maynard. Nancy Bennett. ROW 3: Jeff Martin, Beth Denlenger, Dave Balmer, Mark Haverstock, Wynne Husted, Paul Snyder, Gail Guidosh, Tom Grant, Rose Subasic, Kathy Myler. ROW 4: John Kashella, Neal Walker, Dave Carothers, Warren Bouton, Debbie Krier, Steve Ray, Ed Biddle, Keith Hardy, George Sinclair. ROW 5: Tom Shafer, Gary Anderson, Dan Forsberg, Kirk Hofmeister, Dave Jesson, Mark Baylor. Anne Downing, Steve Lay, Jerry Caslow. 103 Student Association Senate Student Association Officers 104 Tim Bonner (president, Oct. 1971-IVIarch 1972), Hal Scott (vice-president, March 1971-Marcln 1972). Thanes, Sophomore Men ' s Honorary Society KNEELING: Darwin Huey, Bill Foster, Clyde Goldbach, Tom Bost, Chuck Flesher, Ty Tolerton. STANDING: Dave Watson, Dave Sill, Tom Weaver, Gary Anderson, Craig Bedell, Keith Johnston. MISSING: Tom Dietrich, Titanaires, Drill Team KNEELING: Kathy McFarland, Gayle Akers, Angie Andrulat, Stephanie Eshelman, Cindy Mabon, Sue Sherrick, Leslie Brooks. Noreen Landis, Sher- rie Graham. ROW 2: Gloria DiCarlo (co-captain), Karen Waltho, Kim George, Debbie Stevenson, Denise Toth, Bonnie Barnes, Sue Price, Kathy Bates, Debby Fry, Sue Macinnes. ROW 3: Candi Lanks, Gayle Rowe. Gail Zaspel, Jill Barthel, Karen Cooper, Jenny Fox, Linda Heaton, Laurie Dietz. Debbie Ekas (co-captain). Varsity W ROW 1: Don Dawson, John Barnes, Bruce Johnston, John Giesmann. ROW 2: Tom Ritchey, Towm Wilson Bill Johnson, Tom Melonic. Vesper Choir ROW 1: Barb Winter, Betsy Cella, Linda Stilwell, Debbie Silvis, Sara Holbm, Sue Talbot, Marty Reed, Barb Brindle, Ann McKee, Sally Lamg, Linda Huggms, Mary Beach, Debbie Ward, Jennifer Bromsted, Lunda Weaver, Rita Crawford, Ginny Frazier, Rosalind Rozmus, Cathy Jackson, Linda Young. Nancy Shallcross, Nina Zimmer, Paulette Fletcher, Nancy Henderson, Diane Brown, Debbie DeWitt, Patty Moon, Pam Edinger. ROW 2: Francine Todd, Sharon Ludwig, Sue Dennison, Janice Gregory, Lynita Kagarise, Lois Artman, Penny Rice, Ada Jean Hoffman, Marsha Zornow, Leatha Kieser, Janet Stamm, Debbie Joho. Bruce Ekin. Ray Win- ter, Rick Crawford, Don Stanley, Steve Vallillo, Donna Milleman, Dons Barron, Fran Case. Janice Twaddle, Photo pictures about one half of the radio station ' s large staff. Mr. Jerome Henderson is the station ' s Director of Broadcasting. 1 1 1 ■ I ■ 1 1 1 a a a s n I 11 u 3 l 1 1 « 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 Debbie Fister, Cheryl Miller, Debbie Hepler, Nancy Colvin, Kristen Foye, Marilyn Mauro, Ann Strome. ROW 3; Kim Long, Diane Blair. Beth Denlinger, Katie Klepfer, Bill Klinger, Don Redfoot, Bruce Beggs, John Kash- ella, Dan Forsberg, Bill Tuttle, Noel Calhoun, Bill Kraft, Jerry Caslow, Glenn Milliken, Brian Maguire, Bill Robertson, Jeff Neilan, Kirk Hoffmeister, Don Edinger, Jayne Snyder, Nancy Stratton, Cyndie Rollinson, Roxanne Knight, Gail Guidosh. ROW 4: Faith Donaldson, Caria Craig, Suzanne Elder, Gail Shanor, Fred Kriess, Arlen Herb, Steve Talley, Matt Hutchinson, Rich Stratton, Don Wallace, Dennis Fike, Tom Rodgers, John Hopkins, John Haley, Paul Musser, Gary Everts, Bob Schaffer, Dennis Mumper, Marian Thompson, Barb Byrd, Beverly Wells, Karen Campman. Women Resident Assistants ROW 1: Barb Davis. Peggy Riley, Becky Lake, Katie Klepfer. ROW 2: Sue Shear, Becky Taylor. TOP TO BOTTOM; Beth Duff, Mary Marsh, Sherrie McFarland, Dorthy Dunning, Viv Gahring, Betty Ann George, Pam Pope. Sus Snavely, Kathy Orr. Marion Schmidt, Judi Ittner, Donna Patton, Gloria DiCarlo. Who ' s Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities ROW 1: Marion Schmidt, Pam Harv- ey, Sue Beecher, Edie Bowman. ROW 2: Tim Bonner, Stu Knecht, Denise Pfischner. Sue Shear. John Petre, Bob Gulp, Tim Carr. MISS- ING: Dave Clapperton, Don Daw- son, Dave Eakin, John Giesmann, Bruce Johnston, Sherrie Mc- Farland, Dan Perrin, Dwight Quarles, John Sansone. 108 Women ' s Senate ROW 1: Sue Swager, Sue Shear, Janet Stamm. ROW 2: Beth Duff, Sue Johnson, Cindy Fagan, Stephanie Boueuf. ROW 3; Louise Boston, Kathy Swany, Ann Laird, Cindy Hood. ROW 4: Jill Mossberger, Ellen Bowman. ROW 5: Louise Weston, Debbie Malcomson, Lorraine Sibbet, Karen Brown. Women ' s Recreation Association ROW 1: Vangie Lodwick, Mar- gie Turk, Nancy Bennett, Gayle Rowe, Cindy Rollinson, Sue Downing. ROW 2: JoAnne Maynard, Caria Craig, Nancy Johnston, Leslie Brooks. Ram Pope (president), Barb Brin- dle, Mary Skemp, Kathy Hollis, Betsy Bilka. 109 Fraternities and sororities, despite reports to the contrary, continue to account for a large segment of the social activity on any campus. Westminster is no exception, for the Greek system is alive and thriving in New Wilmington. The ARGO staff thanks all the Greek organizations who put forth an effort to produce lively, interesting group photographs. Special thanks go to Alpha Gamma Delta sorority and Sigma Nu fraternity for the extra time and advance preparation re- quired for their photos. The ARGO regrets that not all Greek organizations felt com- pelled to turn in their photo iden- tifications. They were all given equal opportunity to accomplish this task. Alpha Gamma Delta TOP: Diane Appleton, Janie Lauer, Cathi Scharno. Sally Spotts, Jill Barthel. Judy Armington. Nancy Burton, Crystal Myers. Debbi Joho. Debby Frey. Diane Swanhart. Barb Byrd. Jill Mossberger, Nancy Johnston, Sally Keener. MIDDLE: Linda Leard, Marty Lydick. Whitney Fraier, Penny Rice, Sue Snavely, Barb Schreiber, Becky Eaton, Sue Morrill, Betsey Bergreen, Kathy Lamosek, Sue Macinnes, Sharon Sharpe, Karen Wilson. Candy Lanks, Becky Lake, Debby Ekas. BOTTOM: Sue James, Nancy Kendrick, Barb Miller, Joani Sutcliff, Debby Magill. Louise Wes- ton, Sherrle McFarland. Hedy Gerlich, Lois Walker, Betsey, Cella. Linda Kozak, Linda Stilwell, Sally Meyer, Merilee Briggs, Leslie Brooks. NOT SHOWN: Sandy Armstrong. Linda Bitoni, Jane Halchin, Marty Mills, Debby Vibberts, Betsey Zeiner, Nancy Parish. 113 Alpha Sigma Phi ROW 1: Bob Ferguson, Larry Householder. Jim Williams. ROW 2: Ralph, Fred Miller, Dave Sill, Bill Wright. Ted Talon. Lyie Johnston. Walt Halatek. ROW 3: Dave Loy, Paul Treadwell, Ed Nelms, Paul Kimmel. Brian Hollins. Bruce Johnston, Dave Kosar, Mr. Sternbergh, Russ Wade. ROW 4: Eric Claire, Bill Partlow. Tim Bosse, John Johnston, Dave Demasse, John Hopkins. ROW 5; Dave Ludwig, Bob Gamble, Eric Sutton, Jeff Fuller. ROW 6: Dave Sidlowe, Ken Mattern, Henry Wilde. Ralph Seevers. ROW 7: Bob Kenyon, Brooks Kerrick, Ron Grinder. Dave Eakin. Peter B. Riecks. Gary Anderson. Jim Ed- wards. ROW 8: Tom Uber, Tom Wilson, John Voelp, Dave Manning. Photo made with a little help from our friends. Bikes by Suzuki, Honda, BSA and Mattell. 1 14 Chi Omega FIRST ROW: Debbie Braatz, Donna Wise. LuAnn Harkleroad, Kris Enquist, Anne Turner, Susie Fausti. ROW TWO: Linda Cutton. Marilyn Rutkai. Mellie Milankovich, Dorothy Dunning. ROW THREE: Sue Price. Colleen Murphy, Cindy Mabon, Joan Fillers. ROW FOUR: Karen Waltho, Vicki Kirkwood. Debbie Faulk. Tom Macioge. Dawn Eaton. MISSING: Denise Pfischner, Jan Starr. Linda Bea- ver. Debbie Miller. Kim George. Marcia King. 116 Delta Zeta 118 119 Kappa Delta 120 IN FRONT OF CAR, FROM LEFT: Patrolman Jim Weber, Debbie Keogh, Debbie Berseth, Mimi Lewis. Elaine Urda, Becky Thompson, Betsey Hambrey, Janet Nordman, Jane Alhman, Lynn Busman. BEHIND CAR AND AROUND FROM LEFT: Barb Swick, Carol Grossheim, Kappy Jack- son, Judy Hershelman, Bonnie Boyd, Sue Sherrick, Carolyn Paisley, Marcia Zornow, Linda Kirschner, Diane Brokaw, Betsy Gurley, Linda Olson, Barb Kitchen, Gayle Rowe, Gail Zaspel, Sue Sullivan, April Smith, Sue Twaddle, Gayle Akers, Karen Stillman, Melody Barger, Nancy Henderson, Jan Twaddle, Marty Cunningham, Cyndie Rollinson, Marcia White, Margie Turk, Sue Hetra, Sandy Thompson. Mary Lou Pendly- shok, Chris Skatell, Muffy Mauro, Kathy Doddy, Judy Devine. Jan Jeans, Gloria DiCarlo. MISSING: Debbie Hart, Marilyn Parlow, Cindy Hood. Donna Weisman, Kathy Bell, Chris Blank, Sandy Roison, Mary Marsh, Carolyn Noel, Nancy Kraus, Robin Wright, Kay Hollyday, Donna Moore. Karen Sloan. 121 Phi Kappa Tau 122 123 Phi Mu 124 125 126 SEATED: Lynne Zulick, Jody Bittner, Sylvia Schneider, Dave James, Karol Stevens, Sharon Dunn, Leslie Magill, Patty Gannon, Robin Wil- loughby, Laura Hager, Debbie DeWitt, Marty Montgomery. STANDING: Pat McFall, Beth Duff, Karen Betz, Barb Johnson, Julie McCready, Debbie Finnie, Holly Eaton, Betty Sue Johnston, Luann Moser. BOTTOM AND UP: Joyce Cardiges, Tern Phillips, Kathy Turner, Cathy Pekan- nen, Debbie Marsh, Denise Toth, Betty Schar, Stephanie Eshelman, Barb Vlasach, Roslynne Holmes, Joyce Butch. Joyce Wilken, Vicki Lang, Lynn Booth, Kathy Levitan, Debi Malcomson. MISSING: Diane Hackett, Jane Fox, Margie Hargrave. Mane Michael Karin Oberg, Jan Zellner! Liz Fee, Julie Dean, Joan Varnum. 127 Sigma Nu SEATED: Lynn Summers. STANDING: FIRST ROW: Dave Watson, Bill Jardine, Scott Ewart, Paul Carroll, Paul Krushinski, Terry Harrold, Steve Smith, Gary Rice, Randy Bubb, Jim Ahern, Bob Greenham, Fred Lang, Tom Dietrich, Jamie Turner, Kevin McGraw, Tom Weaver. John Whit- Tead, Dave Zeller, John Laver, Jon Yohe, Harrold Cahill, Kerry Ev ing, Paul Sapotchne, Scott Griffith, Dave Downs, Rusty Everett, Ron Dvis. OW TWO: Bill Rate, Dave Gooch, Todd Duppstadt, Curt Hunter, Barry Banner, Bob Brammon, Art Winter, Larry Burrell, Dan Mumaw. Tom How ell, Dave Selchan, Rex Cambell, Mike Kovach, Tim Sullivan. Ray Post, Joe Kahle. 129 Sigma Phi Epsilon 130 FIRST ROW: Tom Demoise, Mike Poshedly, Alex Stupakis, Mark Connolly, Steve Owens, Jim Leeper, Elmer Rybka, Bill Neal, Milo Belick, Greg Evans, Frank Lauro. ROW TWO: Fritz Rothen, Sean Kelly, Kevin Bennis, Tony Valicenti, Jim Burkert, John Wisse, Pete Zimmerman, John Luce, Mark Reinhart, J.T. Waters. Gary George. 131 Theta Ch 132 133 Zeta Tau Alpha 134 FIRST ROW: Sara Gehr, Sue Wissolik. Sue Eisenhower. Marlee Muscavitch, Vangie Lodwick, Karen Campman, Phyllis Ponzio, April Brown. ROW TWO: Nancy Herrmgton, Rhonda Stone. Helen Chase. Sally Land, Karen McClukey. STANDING BY ■ ' A : Karen Hopler, Ada Jean Hoff- man. Cheryl Goll. STANDING BY Z : Sue Ann Dobson.Sue Richards. Anne Fisher, Sandy Barrett. Ravsa Eckhart. STANDING BY T : Sharon Steel. Peggy Bortz, Charlene Holt. Judy Engwer. NOT PICTURED: Pat Lowry, Judy Ittner. Stephanie Boaeuf. Barb Uewilyn. Peggy Whiting. Pat Lehnhardt. 135 Samuel I. Haines real estate — insurance appraisals auction service 220 W. Neshannock Ave. New Wilmington, Pa. 946-2712 Compliments of PORTER ' S RESTAURANT MOTEL 946-9920 Junction Route 18 and Route 208 New Wilmington, Pa. CLARE E. WAGNER SONS Chrysler — Plymouth — Dodge — Dodge Trucks New Wilmington, Pa. 16142 VZ NTER ' S Men ' s and Boys ' Wear Since 1906 Newcastle 652-5541 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1972 Victor C. Minteer, Inc. General Contractors FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND New Wilmington, Pa. (Victor C. Minteer, ' 20) LOAN ASSOCIATION JESSE N.KERR First Federal Plaza New Castle, Pa. Jeweler 5-7 North Mill St., New Castle, Pa. Registered Jeweler American Gem Society we use South African diamonds WARNERS BILL ' S SHOE STORE Camera and Gift Shop 139 South Market St. 946-1451 Photofinishing, Art Supplies and Gifts 106 E. Vine St. New Wilmington, Pa. — dress and casual shoes — 1 |KodakJ Compliments of WILMINGTON T.V. G. C. Murphy Co. APPLIANCES New Castle. Pa. Your Home Furnishing Center 137 r I Mike Isabella ' s Compliments of RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Banquet Rooms Meeting Rooms The Sporting Goods Company Inc. Take Out Foods 658-7455 909 Wilmington Ave., New Castle, Pa. New Castle, Pa. 658-2535 ARTHUR W. MEEK, JEWELER i ' -w- -w REGISTERED H DIAMOND RINGS k k Compliments of CITIZENS ' NATIONAL BANK Compliments of the New Wilmington Theater Compliments of New Castle, Pa. New Castle Sharon BUTZ FLOWERS Florists of New Castle for over 115 years 652-7727 245 East Washington Street New Castle, Pa. ' MORE THAN THE VERY BEST ' TROGGIO ' S 658-3755 U.S. 442 East New Castle, Pa. Globe Commercial Printing Co. Offset and Letterpress Printing Computerized Photo Typesetting New Wilmington, Pa. 946-6613 Compliments of KAUFMAN ' S CHEVROLET NEW WILMINGTON, PA. 139 Compliments of Saga Foods Louise ' s ' Ladies ' and Men ' s Casual Clothing 117 South Market St. New Wilmington, Pa. Phone 946-8510 Compliments of Allshouse Appliance New Wilmington, Pa. Weingartner Florists Flowers and Gifts 2701 Wilmington Rd. New Castle, Pa. 16105 6?8-6629 Compliments of ED AND JERRY ' S SUNOCO New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of 4; Grove City Bus Lines Specializing in Group and Party Charter Service Grove City, Pa. 140 Serving Westminster Students — Compli McFarland Dairy New Wilmington ' s Bank Quality Foods Member Federal Deposit 109 South Market St. Insurance Corporation NEW WILMINGTON, PA. 16142 141 Compliments of Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority Delta Omega Chapter Compliments of Lambda Cwens Compliments of CHI OMEGA SORORITY Compliments of Women ' s Senate Ei W fOTH Compliments of Zl :3 H HI Ipt|a amma dta I Compliments of Sigma Kappa Sorority Alpha Sigma Chapter it Compliments of Compliments of The Student Union Kappa Delta Sorority Alpha Phi Chapter 142 Compliments of Alpha Sigma Phi Alpha Nu Chapter Compliments of Theta Chi Fraternity Zeta Lambda Chapter Compliments of Sigma Nu Fraternity Epsilon Psi Chapter Compliments of Phi Kappa Tau Beta Phi Chapter Congratulations to the 1972 ARGO from Pi Delta Epsilon, Journalism Honorary Now you have reached the end of Volume I of the 1972 ARGO. Nothing in this volunne should have surprised you much, so if you count yourself among those who don ' t like their money used for grand surprises you should be relatively satisfied. I think, and you may wish to stop here alto- gether. For those who appreciate even untrained efforts at creativi- ty in communication, however, the best is yet to come. For the Argostaff. though. Vol- ume I of this book represents the most frustrating and unglamo- rous work experiences. My sin- cerest thanks go out to the staf- fers who stayed around even through my most violent dead- line traumas — to Betsy and Cin- dy, who were reliable when I needed someone to rely on. and to James who somehow con- vinced me that I shouldn ' t scream at him even when I should have, and to Steve, who took so much hassle and was still my friend. There are many oth- ers. In fact, this year ' s staff was quite large by comparison. Thank you all — Rich, Cathy. Marti. Eric. Ginny. Sharon, Donna, Evann. Carol. Kip. Sue. Jerry. William . . . Pam I I