Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

dir O 73 Westminster College New Wilmington, Pa. H The Administration— ROW 1: William E. Blackburn, Superintendent Buildings and Grounds; G. Ross Ellis, Treasurer of the College; Dr. Earland I. Carlson, President of the College; Dr. Philip A. Lewis, Dean of the College; Thomas W. Carver, Dean of Students; Judson C. McConnell, Dean of Chapel; Raymond G. Preston, Director of Alumni Affairs. ROW 2: Dr. Kenneth M. Long, Assistant Dean of the College; Mary Beth McLaughry, Director of Alumni Giving; James D. Sands, Business Manager; Lorraine A. Sibbet, Associate Dean of Students; Charles K. Henderson, Director of Public Information; William T. Bolyard, Jr., Registrar. ROW 3: Jay W. Newman, Manager of College Book Store; David L. McLaughlin, Assistant Director of Admissions; Donald J. Pace, Comptroller; G. Alan Sternbergh, Director of Placement. LEFT— Evidences of the Administration and exercise in Red Tape frustrations i.e. a student at registration. ABOVE LEFT— Student Association President Peter P. Blose. MIDDLE LEFT-Student Senate ROW 1: Mary Martha Moore, Bob Schafer, Noreen Landis, Cindie Rutledge. ROW 2: Micky Schaffo, Jim Melnick, Betsy Bilka, Jim Block, Jim Giel, George DeCario. ROW 3: Hal Scott, Rusty Everett, Tom Melonic, Sue Talbot, Carla Lauer, Bruce Robinson. ROW 4: Marsha Ken- nedy, Jan Smith, Ralph Dise, Jack Riddell, Leon Herron, Scott McGrath, Sara Gehr, Kathy McFarland. ROW 5: Mark Ken- worthy, Robin Ralston, Jim Jackson, Bob Jazwinski, Carl Young. ROW 6: Bob Buehner, Josie Youngman, Jenny Hager; Wendy Reed, Kathy Levitan, Debbie Miller, Pete Blose, Jere Stecklein. ROW 7: Mr. Bradley, Miss Sibbet, Mr. MuUin. ABOVE RIGHT-shovel. 3 Shaw Residence Staff: Sally Naylor, Nancy Kraus, Linda Still- well, Kathy On, Sue Snavely, Janice Gregory, Laurie Phythyon, Marsha Kennedy. Galbreath Residence Staff: ROW 1: Kappy Jackson, Katie Klepfer. ROW 2: Karen Brown, Mary Radu, Kathy Levitan, Debbie Krier, Chris Eureka, Jan Nordman. House Directors: Peggy Riley, Becky Lake, Lynita Kagerise, Betty Ann George. Fergruson Residence Staff: ROW 1: Rausa Eckhart, Merilee Briggs. ROW 2: Rita Crwford, Marie Michael, Beth Duff. ROW 3: Rosalind Rozmus, Mary Marsh, Sara McGraw. 4 Browne Residence Staff: Janet Stamm, Aida Arrastia, Jan Cochrane, Nancy Herrington, Pam Pope, Kay Hollyday. SEATED: Vivian Gahring, Sue Swager. CWEN ' S, Sophomore Women ' s Honor Society ROW 1: Jan Smith, Sylvia Schneider. ROW 2: Barb Byrd, Leslie Stitt, Anne Laird, Karen Sloan, Barb Swick, Barb Seethaler, Lil Rubash, Mary Skemp. ROW 3: Drue Simpson, Nancy Bennett, Penny Rice, Debbie Pike, Bonnie Shaw, Suzanne Kirkpatrick, Sara Holben, Denise Hinds. Missing: Kathy Doody, Kathy Lamosek, Nancy Johnson, Sue Dobson. Women ' s Senate: Jill Mossberger, Debi Hepler, Janet Edge, Marion Thompson, Jan Cochrane, Nancy Kraus, Sue Wilde, Holly Ladd, Elaine Beatty. Eichenauer Residence Staff: SEATED: Roger C. Hindman, Scott Mc Grath, F. Bruce Johnston, John H. Whitehead. Exhibitionists: Roger C. Griffith, Thomas L. Bost, David S. Downing, James D. Ahem, Roger W. Neel. Jeffers Residence Staff: Tom Hart- man, Jay Meyers, Steve Pearson, Bob Gill. ON ROOF: Clyde Goldbach. Hillside Staff: Gary Anderson, Scott Colvin, Dar Huey, Tom Ritchey, Dick Ollinger, Keith Johnston, Har- ry Williamson, Dave McNeilly, Ed Newmeyer. 6 Student Association Officers ( ' 73-74)-Bill Foster, Debbie Swatsworth, Rusty Everett, Bill Caches. Russell Residence Staff— STANDING: Bill Brayer, Noel Calhoun, John Filar, Paul Sapo- tichne, Dave Finney, Cregg Schultz, Tom Dietrich. ON ROOF: Bill Evanson, John Hop- kins. We need some big groups in here. We ' ll have a concert, sell tickets, make money, use that money to have another con- cert, make some more money and BLOODROCK CHAMBERS BROTHERS (net loss $3,000.00) BIG NAME ENTERTAINMENT BIG NAME ENTERTAINMENT BIG NAME ENTERTAINMENT i Who ' s Who- ROW 1: John Ble- witt, John Riddell. ROW 2: Peter Blose, Brigitta Holmberg, Beth Duff, Mary Marsh, Pam Pope, Kathy Orr. ROW 3: Tom Ritchey, Bill Eavenson, Bill Jardine, Jay Myers, Roger Neel. Pi Sigma Pi- ROW 1: Sandy Barett, Larry Householder, Carol Cracraft, Anne McKee, Beth Mc- Hattie, Linda Sharrer, Linda Thomson. ROW 2: John Hender- son, Jay Myers, Jim Shorner, Dave Sarver, Bill Eavenson, Dr. Jensen, Chuck Livingston, Bill Craft, Kathy Swaney, Sue Twaddle, Pam Griffith. Thanes-ROW 1: Paul Sapoti- chne. Bob Buehner, Don Tylinski, Tad Jacobs, Dale Mitchell. ROW 2: Mike Kovach, John Seltenheim, Dave Timmons, Steve Smith, Carl Christofano, Pete Zimmerman. f1 Mortarboard— ROW 1: Sue Richards, Jane Lauer, Sue Twaddle. ROW 2: Kappy Jackson, Linda Sharrer, Sandy Larson, Kathy Orr. ROW 3: Miss Mandlove, Lyn Quick, Dr. McCandless, Sandy Bar- rett, Wendy Hockelberg, Mary Ewing. ROW 4: Pam Pope, Kathy Swaney, Miss Sibbett. ROW 5: Mary Marsh, Katy Klepfer, Mr. Sharkey, Sue Snavelv. Omicron Delta Kappa— ROW 1: Bill Eavenson, Jay Myers, Dave Sarver, Gabert Molnar, Noel Calhoun, Dennis Lasagna, John Rid- dell, Keith Johnston, Craig Bedell, Darwin Huey, Tom Ritchey, Tom Bost. I enjoy working with college students. I can ' t think of a job that has more variety, ambiguity, uncertainty or more excitement. W.C. students are fantastic. It has its ups and downs. It is one of the most rewarding jobs on campus. Dean Carver Art Department Faculty: Robert B. Hild, Asst. Professor; Nelson E. Oestreich, Chairman. Missing from picture: Robert Godfrey, Instr. Seniors: Halsey Vail Barrett; Ellen J. Bunner; Tom Drennen; Laura Hager; Karl W. Martin; Beth Ann McHattie; Betty Schar; Susan M. Swager. Missing Sandra Morgal; Mrs. Wynn W. Spencer. Courses stressing art history, studio skills, and personal expression are offered to the Art, Art Education, as well as providing History and studio courses to the non-art majors. — N.E. Oestreich A concept— a process by which an individual reacts to an environment, filters it through his senses and places it in a different form in the media of his choice! —Karl Martin 10 Biology LEFT: Edward C. Gese, Professor; Clarence E. Harms, Assoc. Professor, Chairman; Verl D. Rhoton, Asst. Professor. RIGHT: Patrick C. McCarthy, Asst. Professor, J. Philip Fawley, Instructor; Robert V. Travis, Assoc. Professor. Modern biology attempts accurate descriptions of living things and their dynamics. Emphasis is placed on cells, organisms, and population as they interact with their environment. —Dr. Harms James R. Ahern James W. Bodamer Bonnie Boyd Christine Chandler William T. Conkhn Eugene E. Cook 12 Mitchell Dukovich Ruth Ann Elsinger Jeff Hodes Ward W.King Rebecca Lake Robert W. McGee Beta Beta Beta: ROW 1: Sue Eisen- hower. ROW 2: Jeff Hodes, Christie Chandler. ROW 3: Dr. Harms, Bob McGee, Becky Lake, Marty Mills, Fred Porcase, Bill Conklin, Gary Williams, Debbie Miller. ' Who ' s Doctor Smith? J Marie Michael Martha Mills Fred Porcase Charles A. Raugh Carl S. Teets 14 Through Biology I learned to develop self- discipline— even though it ' s hard— I wouldn ' t want to change to anything else. Everybody knows where whales come from— guppies just take a deep breath. —Dr. Fawley 16 17 Business Economics Business Economics Faculty ROW 1 Mr. Ronald P. Bergey, Assoc. Professor Mr. David C. Dyer, Instructor; Mr Robert E. Meadows, Asst. Professor Ms. Judith A. Beck, Secretary. ROW 2 Mr. John E. Jelacic, Instructor; Mr Paul E. Frary, Asst. Professor. Missing Mr. James Bradley, Mr. Jerome Zetts. Our approach considers busi- ness as an institution concerned not only with profit, but also the overall problems of produc- ing and selling in a changing society. —Mr. Frary 18 A -B- C-D Seniors: John C. Anderson James T. Black Robert C. Black Richard Borland Leslie Brooks Lana R. Caputo David J. Demase F. James Edwards William P. Fitts Jeffery Gathers Walter W. Halatek Tedford M. Hendrickson Roger Hindman I think students should first know what business is about before they complain. Business has potential. It can effect every phase of Ufe— means of living, church, recreational facil- ities, schools educational grants .... 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Other limit a ' iv.i. .« yesterday included soybenns. 15 cents a bushel, and soybean meal. $5 a Ti; vtjiuinc of Iradm ; m copper futures ou the New York Commodity Exchange was sn heavy exchange officials ordered the market closed at noon (EST) instead of the usual 2:10 p.m. It was the fourth consecutive early clos ing. Silver futures fell 10 cents an ounce, the limit for most contracts. The March 1973 deliv- ery advanced $3.90. Brokeis said a limit de- cline IMonday followed similar losses during the previous two sessions, which initially at- I picked Economics because of influence from home. —John Still 20 Seniors: Donald A. Houk William C. Jardine John C. Johnston David Kosar Jay G. Lauver Robert P. Lewis Larry McMillan Bruce J. Michelotti Richard Nichols David H. Null W. James Painter Robert L. Rice Susan H. Rintoul Graduating in business gives you more of an oppor- tunity to find a job. It ' s a good chance for advancement and good money. It ' s not as easy as people think— it ' s not rinky-dink. —Larry McMillan Although many of the pleasures in life are immaterial, so many of the things I enjoy cost money. The business route seemed to me the quickest means to satisfaction. Through an awareness of the Financial Society that I gained at Westminster I hope to achieve this satisfaction. Besides that, it ' s interesting. —Ron Davis 21 Omicron Delta Epsilon-ROW 1: Carl Young, Pricilla Ross, Cindy Mabon. ROW 2: Jay Myers, Dave Watson, Lana Caputo. ROW 3: Jerry Caslow, Charles Flesher, Bill Foster, Lloyd Clark. IBM (l;(t; |;(l;(t;(t; t;(t;(I;$$$$$$$$$$ |; ;CC t I;(t;it ;C(t; (t (td; (t (teed; (i; i; i;(i;(t:$$$(l;(t;$$$ l; 4; : !; ; 4: (tec (t;(t;(|;(l;(I;(t(t; ;(I;(I;$$$$$$$$$C t t l; t ;(t(|: ; ; l; $ 0 W3 ¥1 m... - ' ' Z X C V B N M T EDUCATION DEPARTMENT FACULTY ROWl: Dr. L. Jerold Miller, Assistant Professor Mrs. Janet E. Hopkins, Ass t. Professor Dr. Clara E. Cockerille, Professor Mrs. Joan Moses, Secretary ROW 2: Dr. Leon D. Radaker, Professor Dr. Lawrence M. Douglas, Professor Dr. Robert E. Conway, Professor Dr. Samuel A. Farmerie, Ass t. Professor Dr. Harry C. Pry, Associate Professor Bob Cleland, Graduate Assistant Dr. Einar Bredland, Professor Dr. Joseph R. Henderson, Professor, Chrmn. Missing: Mr. Daniel L. VanDyke, Ass t. Prof. 24 25 Seniors: Judith L. Engwer Christine Eureka Pam Flora Vivian Gahring Cheryl A. Goll Pamela J. Griffith Elizabeth F. Gurley Patricia Guy Roslynne Holmes Candace Faith Lanks Mary D. Marsh Katherine McFarland Emily Mercer Sally C. Meyer Jill Mossberger Education should teach you how to find out about the things you need to know and give you the opportunity of develop- ing your own particular talents and interests to the full .... The trouble is that few people really know how to do this. —The Little Red Schoolbook 27 Kappa Delta Pi— ROW 1: Gary Anderson, Barb Winter, Robin Wright, Debbie Krier, Wendy Mills, Anne McKee, Sue Snavely, Sue Toth. ROW 2: Pam Griffith, Wendy Perry, Kathy Collins, Pam Pope, Janet Stamm. ROW 3: Kathy Swaney, Sue Halsey, Ruth El- singer, Vivian Gahring, Kathi Turner, Barb Ferris, Karen Brown, Nancy Herrington, Janet Cochrane, Debbie DeWitt, Dr. Cockerille. ROW 4: Marion Thompson, Kathy Hric, Jennifer Fox, Lynn Laderer, Mary Marsh, Jan Twaddle, Martha Lydick, Lynn Clifton, Laurie Phythyeon. 28 Seniors: Rebecca Musser Linda J. Olsen Phyllis Ponzio Pamela Lee Pope Mary Linda Quick Sandra J. Rorison Linda Seneff Sue Ellen Snavely Janet Stamm Karol A. Stevens Deborah Stevenson Kathryn Swaney Barbara J. Thompson Louise E. Weston Karen E. Wilson ... Teaching fractions to little minds that have no concept of anything less than a whole. Louise Boston I ' ve always liked to work with little kids, its an important field. It allows you to be creative. You learn right along with the kids. 29 English Department Faculty ROW 1: Mildred Welch, Sec. ROW 2: Dr. Charles H. Cook, Prof., Chrmn; Dr. Frederick D. Horn, Ass ' t. Prof; Dr. Nancy E. James, Ass t. Prof; Mr. James J. Badal, Instr; Dr. Marta H. Messier, Ass ' t. Prof; Dr. Larry F. Sells, Ass ' t Prof. ROW 3: Mr. Russell L. Barnes, Instr; Dr. George A. Bleasby, Prof; Mr. Christopher L. Brown, Ass ' t. Prof. The English department, in addition to training specialists in literature and writing, attempts to provide other stu- dents with literary keys to their own cultural inheritance. —Dr. Cook 1 Norf. lit) 30 Mikhail Sholokhov, J.D. Salinger, T.S. Eliot, Mark Twain. Seniors: John G. Blewitt, Diane Ellen Cox, William J. Craft, Linda Deglau, William D. Evanson, Lois Frost, Karen M. Larson, Betty C. MacLellan, Anne L. McKee, Deborah Miller, Mary Martha Moore, Isabelle Morford, Steven Pearson, Polly L. Picard, William M. Shepard, Susan L. Snyder, Susan Twaddle, Rita C. Tyran. Scrawl: Diane Cox, Sue Davis. Holcad Staff: ROW 1: Karen Stillman, Editor; Debbie Silvis, Chris Yahn. ROW 2: Bill Evan- son, H. Kevin Smith, Bill Van Slyke. Scroll: ROW 1: Janice Falk, Sue Twaddle, Mary Martha Moore, Wendy Mills. ROW 2: Nancy Herrington, Karen McLuckey, Linda Deglau, Debbie Swats- worth, Janice Twaddle, Anne McKee, Sue Snyder, Dennis Lasagna. I think that literature is a key to everything in life— it explains experience in life. I can be bought. — Mr. Badal 32 Pi Delta Epsilon: ROW 1: Kathy Jones, Sue Twaddle, Debbie Klink, Betsy Bilka, Karen Stillman, Sue Davis, Debbie Swatsworth, Chris Yahn, Sharon Sharpe, Chuck Hoyt, Craig Bedell. ROW 2: Mr. Jerome Henderson, Bill Evanson, Cindy RoUinson, April Smith, Diane Cox, Chuck Johnston, Dan Rindge, Dan Crippen, Roger Neel, Eric Welsh. Alpha Gamma Delta Alpha Gamma Delta Actives: ROW 1: Marty Mills, Jill Mossberger, Cathy Scharno, Candy Lanks, Betsy Zeiner, Betsy Bergreen, Linda Kozak. ROW 2: Sandy Armstrong, Betsy Cella, Sally Spotts, Judy Armington, Linda Leard, Barb Miller, Hedy Gerlach, Deb Magill, Whit- ney Fraier. ROW 3: Marty Lydick, Barb Byrd, Karen Wilson, Sally Meyer, Penny Rice, Nancy Burton, Sally Keener, Sue Morrill, Nancy Johnson, Kat hy Lamosek, Leslie Brooks, Jane Lauer. ROW 4: Debbie Joho, Crystal Myers, Sue Maclnnes, Linda Stilwell, Sharon Sharpe, Diane Appleton. Alpha Gamma Delta Pledges: ROW 1: Jill Oglivie, Debbie Bresnan, Becky Nealeigh, Diane Bittle. ROW 2: Jan Essey, Janie Morrow, Kathy Wilson, Gail Anderson, Jane Meaner. ROW 3: Debi Dickson, Marita Moore, Kathy Rumbaugh, Nancy Kable, Anne Laird, Becky Barron. 35 Delta Zeta Delta Zeta: ROW 1: Barb Boehringer, Bobbi Taylor, Marti Crosby, Sara McGraw, Pris Med- ved. Donna Bergmark. ROW 2: Pat Briner, Sherri Graham, Chris Kazimer, Lynn Clifton, Barb Mills, Barb Freund, Nancy Aikman. ROW 3: Elaine Beatty, Sande Endicott, Barb Miller, Carol Leather, Diane Behnke, Polly Picard, Connie Cummings, Lyn Quick, Betty MacLellan. ROW 4: Barb Mitchell, Carol MacLellan, Lydia Lloyd, Nancy Cooper, Debbie Swatsworth, Cheri Doege, Ellen Bowman, Marcia Mackey. ROW 5: Karen Turner, Amy Cook, Corinne Yamada, Robin Rolston, Debbie Stevenson, Sue Gerhart, Linda Senef f , Barb Senef f , Mary Hammitt. Zeta Tau Alpha ROW 1: Vangie Lodwick, Nancy lorio, Sara Gehr, Linda Kegg, Kathy Hollis. ROW 2: Lynda Delau, Rausa Eckhart, Rhonda House, Karen McLuckey, Sally Laing, Jean Frishmuth. ROW 3: Terry Leslie, Gayle Voege, April Brown, Ruth Anne Fetterman, Susan Jennison, Judy Engwer, Rhonda Stone, Karen Campman, Sue Richards, Amy Sut- camp, Sandy Barrett, Shirley Klindienst. 37 Kappa Delta LEFT: Margie Turk, Bonnie Malchom, Corky Converse, Ike Sparduti, Kathy Doody, Sue Hetra, Cindie Rollinson, Allison Gordon, Annie Treleaven, Kathy Jones, Linda Martin, Sue Buesing, Tracy Hitchen, Joanne Bell, Marsha White, Judy Her- shelman, Ann Carey, Carolyn Paisley, Carol Grossheim, Marty Cunningham, Marcia Zorrow, Sue Sherrick, MaryLou Pendlyshok, Nancy Henderson, Louise Moorehouse, Gail Boberg, Missy Fitzmier, Gail Zasple, Kay Hollyday. FRONT: Diane Brokaw, Sandy Rorison, Barb Kitchen, Mary Marsh, Kappy Jackson, Barb Baden, Sandy Thompson, April Smith, Melody Barger, Jan Means, Ann Fleming. Missing: Janet Nordman, Bonnie Boyd, TooToo Devine, Gloria DiCarlo, Nancy Kraus, Linda Kircher, Gayle Rowe, Noreen Landis, Karen Stillman, Chris Skatell, Barb Swick, Karen Sloan, Georgia Mitsos, Marilyn Milnes, Judy Hughes, Barb Seethaler, Sue Rowland, Sue Twaddle, Jan Twaddle, Kathy Doody, Sue Sullivan, Betsie Gorlry, Gayle Akers, Linnie Olson. 38 Sigma Kappa ROW 1: Vicki Lang, Val Wilmoth, Dottie Steen, Carol Stunkard, Nancy Gannon, Pattie Gannon, Beth Duff, Laura Hager, Liz Fee. ROW 2: Kathy Nicholsen, Lauren Dunn, Sue Price, Joyce Wilken, Joyce Butch, Sylvia Schnieder, Marie Michael. ROW 3: Shirley Bigley, Patti Kriz, Debbie Hall, Levia Bebing, Denise Toth, Karen Harkar, Kathy Pekkanen, Karen Herd. ROW 4: Betty Sue Johnston, Jodi Bitt- ner, Kris Trogner, Debbo Mallomsen, Rori De Amato. Missing: Dava James, Pat McFall, Roslynne Holmes, Karol Stevens, Betty Schar, Joan Varnum, Lynne Zuliek, Julie McCready, Karen Betz, Debby Marsh, Terry Phillips, Karin Oberg, Kathy Turner, Kathy Levitan, Debbie De Witt, Marty Montgomery, Stephanie Eshelman, Barb Vlasach, Holly Eaton, Leslie McGill, Robin Whilloughby. Pan Hellenic Council— ROW 1: Karen Betz, Sue Frausti, Chris Laub, Debbie Magill, Karen McLucky, Kay HoUyday. ROW 2: Leslie McGill, Debbie Faulk, Nancy Aikman, Linda Kozak, Sara Gehr, Carolyn Paisly. Ipha Sigma Phi Alpha Sigma Phi: Matt Flora, Wynn Stevenson, Sigma, Dave Manning, Simon T. Dog, Lyle Johns- ton, Paul Laskey, Eric Claire, Jim Griffith. ROW 2: Robert Buteroni, Dave Ludwig, Brian Hollins, F. James Edwards, Larry Shaffer, Warren Bouton, Rich D ' Amaro, Bill Wright, Dave Moose De- mase, Robert Blakely Fergruson. ROW 3: Timothy Scarborough, Gary Anderson, Kurt Pfaff, Jeff Whitney, Jerry Hoyt, James Rumbold, Bob Gamble, John Bomus Johnston, John Voelp, Mark Smith, Brooks Kerrick, Bob Crowley. ROW 4: John Peter- son, Dave Kosar, Larry Householder, Dave Schneckenburger, Rick Miley, Jeff Fuller, James Daryll Hostetler, Ken Behr, Tom Bad Wilson, Rodney Lee Chew, John Stewart, Bill Partlow, Dan Mularski. Forgot to get in picture: Cricket. 42 Theta Chi-ROW 1: Chuck McLuckey, Carl Young, Earl Ekas, Paul Berdella, Cox-Mann, Bob Reagle, Chuck Brown, Jim Baribault, Bob Weaver, Jon Clem, Dennis Blackburn, Bob Becker, Goober Shaw (with Ralph), Ken Krotine, Gabe Molnar, Jeff Taylor, Fritz Curtze, Bruce Howitt, Dennis Stephens, Tom Van Hassent, Pete Herchenroether, Kaiser. ROW 2: Bill Tuttle, Mark Ken- worthy, Jim Toms, Dave Santschi, Lee Oeschle, Steve Carroll, Bert Molnar, Buss Backes, Bruce Mitchelotti, George Kaye, Boyd Wolford, Ed Soltis, Don Fredeen, Elmore Patterson, Paul Roser, Dave Rit- tenauer, Jim Cochran, Jim Cosentino, Bill O ' Neal, Larry Kudryk, Kent Baker, Bob Rosche, Rodger Beckett. Missing: Scotty Walters, Dan Weinfurther. Under Truck: Jim McCune. Sigma Nu— ROW 1: Chip Lanks, Rusty Everett, Tom Weaver, Dan Mumaw, Tom Dietrich, Dave Weston, Bill Braham, Jim Lowry, Steve Smith. ROW 2: Bob Brannan, Curt Hunter, Randy Bubb, Terry Harrold, Bill Foster, Jim Ahern, Rex Campbell. ROW 3: Frtiz Hahn, Tim Sullivan, Curt Parks, Tom Howell, Joe Kahle, Bob Hendrickson, Jim Stankay, Biff Cress, Gary Courtney, Tom Lazzara. ROW 4: Mike Kovach, Bruce Buzza, Mike Steinle, Dave Stanton, Ken Mitchell. Pool: Dick Gmerek, Jeff Renz. 44 Sigma Phi Epsilon-ROW 1: Rick Woscak, Joe McCaw, Jim Burkerk, Tony Valicenti, Bill Sweter- litsch, Gary George, Jim Painter, Todd McKim. ROW 2: Bud Bryant, Kevin Bennis, Elmer Rybka, J.T. Waters, Scott Colvin, John Wisse, Phil King, Craig Strawbridge, Alex Stupakis, Mark Rheinhart, Tom ToUason, Bill Cole, Don Grabski, Paul Mak- arevich. Ken Mroz, Gus Georgiadiadas, Greg Evans, Pete Zimmerman. Back to Camera: Chuck Garland. 45 Phi Kappa Tau Phi Kappa Tau— ROW 1: Terry McConnell, Dave Dobish, Jeff McLhinney. ROW 2: Tom Kurtz, Rick Rar g, Pete Peterson, Micky Schaffo, Mike See- thaler, Rick McCracken, Pete Brown, Roy Bamford. ROW 3: Wally Coots, Bob Buehner, Bill Fitts, Dick Ollinger, Dave Dierkson, Sterling Seaboch. ROW 4: Bill Eavenson, Ed Nevvmeyer, John Stills, Rick Buckman, Jim Morrison, Ty Tolerton, Dave Williams, Tom Bost, John Treacy, Ron Metzger, Tom Bish, John Filar, Tad Jacobs, Dale Mitchell, Ralph Dise, Terry Hart. 46 People complain about the lack of social life on campus. If Greek societies are reduced to their extreme simplest form, area they nothing more than a group of people pooling resources to provide com- araderie and good times that the school does not spoon-feed its students. What ' s so repulsive about that? As for the acusa- tion that Greeks are too closed and restrictive in their membership— isn ' t Greek society very much like real life. When you go looking for a job, the idea is to sell the company on yourself while the company is trying to sell itself to you. Isn ' t this exactly what rush is? Joining a fraternity is one of the best deci sions I ' ve made in four years of college. There are certain ob- jects I have of yours. Before you get them back, I want you to dust my floor and shelves and vacuum my rugs. Your loving mom, Debbie Malcomson I 47 HISTORY DEPARTMENT FACULTY Dr. Arthur L. Jensen, Professor; Mr. Pirie K. Sublett, Instructor; Dr. Delber L. McKee, Professor, Chairman; Mr. Eugene G. Sharkey, Instructor; Dr. Harry G. Swanhart, Professor. The discipline of History introduces the student to the materials which constitute humanity ' s past and to the techniques by which those mat- erials are discovered and made understandable. —Dr. McKee 48 Seniors: Robert Bruckart Robert Brannan Judith Devine H. Jon Dierks Richard Gerber Russell Harrold John Henderson Kathleen Jackson Charles Johnston Phi Alpha Theta— ROW 1: Dave Cercone, Linda Stillwell, Kappy Jack- son, Dr. Jensen, Sara McGraw, Anne McKee, Sue Richards, Vangie Lodwick. ROW 2: Don Blayney, Al Christy, John Henderson, Mr. Sublett, Dr. Sharkey, Dr. Swanhart, Charles Livingston, Dr. McKee. 49 Donna Patton Russell Reitz 50 La gu Language Department Faculty ROW 1: Rudolph P. Herrig, Asst. Professor, Walter Biberich, Assoc. Professor; A. Dwight Castro, Asst. Professor, Nancy B. Mandlove, Instructor; Jacob Erhardt, Assoc, Professor; ROW 2: James Sewall, Asst. Professor; Betty Berneck, Assoc. Professor; J. Hilton Turner, Professor; George Clemens, Professor; Alice MacFarlane, Asst. Professor. The study of a foreign language is an integral part of the liberal education experience. The department aims to develop in the student a greater intel- lectual flexibility through exposure to the cultural and linguistic patterns of other people, as well as the broader perspective necessary for contempor- ary life in a world civilization. Dr. J. Erhardt 52 Seniors Barbara Beck Valarie Coppolella Leslie Courtney Sande Endicott Wayne Gross Richard Hough Matt Hutchinson Kathy Klepfer Colleen Murphy Robert Scudder Patricia Stockton Douglas Wingfield Sigma Delta Pi— ROW 1: Sandy Lar- son, Sandy Barrett, Debbie Boyle, Katie Klepfer, Pat Stockton, Bob Scudder. ROW 2: Richard Hough, Ricardo Rios, Les- lie Courtney, Colleen Murphy, Miss Nancy Mandlove. 53 Delta Phi Alpha- ROW 1: Mrs. Erhardt, Mr. Erhardt, Chris Erhardt. ROW 2: Scott Walters, Mary Ann Tkach, Mr. Herrig, Mrs. Herrig. ROW 3: Sue Toth, Mrs. Bibrich, Mr. Bibrich, Mrs. Herrig. ROW 4: Chip Thistlewaite, Brigitta Holmberg, Jane Lauer, Sandy Endicott, Debbie Silvis, Judy Hershelman. ROW 5: Leatha Kieser, Matt Hutchinson, Rich Hough, Mary Hammitt, Janice Gregory. Ela Sigma Phi— ROW 1: Martha Tripp, Janet Nordman, Melody Barger, Ann Barne t, Leslie Stitt, Dr. Castro. ROW 2: Sue Johnson, J. Rodger McCauslin, Dave McNeilly, Keith Johnston, Ted O ' Brien. 54 Pi Delta Phi- ROW 1: Pat Stockton, Leslie Courtney, Betsy Zeiner. ROW 2: Vickie Poole, Birgitta Holmberg, Wayne Gross, Lin Quick, Miss Berneck, Joanne Sinisi. I like languages. It can afford me the opportunity to communi- cate with people whose culture is different from my own. Lil Rubash Library Staff: Mabel C. Kocher, Associate Professor, Librarian; Mary P. Fray, Assistant Professor, Asst. Librarian; David K. Brautigam, Instructor, Asst. Librarian; Ruth Mathison, Assistant Professor, Librar- ian; Jane Hawkins, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor. I love books! ' . —Gladys George More often than not, when you go into the Library, you can count the number of people seriously studying without running out of fingers. Then there are those times, usually at the end of the term, when it is impossible to find a seat. 56 57 Mathematics Mathematics Faculty SEATED: Dr. Paul E. Brown, Professor; Dr. George W. Conway, Assistant Professor. STANDING: Dr. J. Miller Peck, Assistant Professor; Dr. Kenneth L. Whipkey; Mr. Warren D. Hickman, Instructor; Dr. Thomas R. Nealeigh, Professor, Chairman. In addition to the traditional liberal arts mathematics pro- gram, the Mathematics Depart- ment offers programs with emphasis on preparation for secondary school teaching, computer science, and prepara- tion for graduate work in mathematics. Dr. Nealeigh 58 Kappa Mu Epsilon-ROW 1: Mr. Hick- man, Mr. Paul Brown, Gabe Molnar, Barb Mitchell, Jay Myers, Mr. George Conway, Mr. Kenneth Whipkey. ROW 2: Cheryl Weines, Sue Sherrick, Wayne Gordon, Larry Householder. ROW 3: Mary Ewing, Linda Thomson, Nancy Spera, Nancy Kraus. ROW 4: Ray Cetron, Boy Wolford, Elaine Beattie, Rita Crawford, Vicki Poole, Don Long. ROW 5: Bill Roscoe, Debbie Krier, Donna Milleman, David Sarver. ROW 6: Millard McQuaid, Bill Foster, Tom Bost, Karl Schroedel, Karen Ostorw- ski, Clyde Goldbach. Music Department Faculty: Dr. Issac E. Reid, Assoc. Prof.; Dr. Irene Sample, Assoc. Prof.; Mr Paul R. Chenevey, Ass ' t Prof.; Mr. Raymond Ocock, Ass ' t. Prof.; Mrs. Carol Schoenhard, Ass t. Prof.; Dr. Eliot Newsome, Ass ' t Prof.; Dr. Clarence J. Martin, Assoc. Prof., Chairman. The Department of Music is a major con- tribution to the cul- tural life of the com- munity and campus. The nearly one hund- red majors and num- erous non-majors are frequently involved in the performance by the bands, choirs, and orchestra, and through solo recitals throughout the year. —Dr. Martin New Wilming-ten: Betsy Cella,Kathy Orr, Mary Ewing, Linda Olson, Karen Turner, Karen Campman, Francine Todd, Jenni Fox, Marion Thompson, Katie Klepfer, Doris Barron, Sara Holben. 60 Concert Choir— ROW 1: Paulette Fletcher, Deborah Hepler, Doris Barron, Gail Dawson, Marcia Zomow, Penny Rice, Linda Young, Sara Holben. ROW 2: Cheryl Miller, Roxanne Knight, Karen Campman, Margaret Riley, Marion T. Thompson, Kathleen Klepfer, Mary Lynn Tobin, Beth Denlinger, Ada Jean Hoffman. ROW 3: Donald W. Edinger, Donald F. Stanley, Danual E. Forsberg, Susan Toth, Deborah Heuer, Jeffrey K. Neilan, Stephen M. Vallillo, Richard E. Conrad. ROW 4: David W. Coffey, John P. Johnson, Kenneth E. Dean, Donald E. Wallace, Richard B. Stratton, Richard Offutt, Paul T. Musser, Stephen J. Talley, James E. McKeel Jr., William R. Tuttle. Music Educator ' s National Conference— ROW 1: Leatha Kieser, Beth Denlinger, Peggy Riley, Dave Nast l, Dave Forsyth, Jeff Neilan, Roxanne Knight, Debbie Fister, Anne Downing, Francine Todd, Gail Dawson, Cherl Miller, Charlene Mer- warth. Rick Conrad. ROW 2: Kirk Hofmeister, Janine Weitzel, Ron Dejonge, Steve Talley, John Johnson. 61 VESPER CHOIR Folk Choir— ROW 1: Sunny Hanway, Mary Radu, Debby Casale, Marcia Moses, Debbie Cochenour, Diane Robinson. ROW 2: Cindy McClure, Martha Tripp, Betsy Bilka. ROW 3: Marti Cunningham, Anne Treleaven, Anne Fleming, Marsha White, Judy Hershelman, Stephana Harmony. ROW 4: Dave Jessen, Debbie Davis, Shirley Biddle, Lyn Laderer, Gayle Rowe, April Smith, Mary Jane Wolford, Barbara Blank, Darlene Smith, Jane Clouser, Sue Downing, Barbara Miles. 62 VESPER CHOIR American Guild of Organists-ROW 1: Richard Startton, Tom Rodgers. ROW 2: David Forsyth, Dave Nastal, Leatha Kieser, Betty Ann George, Peggy Riley, Dave Coffey, Beth Denlinger, Mr. Ocock. ROW 3: John Johnson, Steve Talley. 63 College Band— ROW 1: Paul Mortland, Jonathon Clem, Gial Boberg, Geraldine Morrow, Patricia Darby, Louise Leutner, Denise King, Debbie Cochenour, Debbie Wolf, Betty Ann George. ROW 2: Pamela Kirchoff, Ronald Dejonge, Corliss Converse, George Kaye, Patricia Brandon, Kathy Rumbaugh, David Forthsyth, Peter Howard, Susan Hall, Sally Laing, Rosalind Rozmus, Janet Barrow, Barbara Barley, Diane Durkee, Peter Herchenroether, Lewis Lankey, Karen Schmitt. ROW 3: John Sinclair, Debbie Bradham, Ross Russell, David Nastal, Martin Porr, Ilah Heller, Richard Hough, Kris Reibling, Robin Davis, Wendy Reed, Mark Haverstock, Lee J. Oliver, David Balmer, Glenn Nekvasid, Terry Massaro, Thomas Nichols, Debbie Fister, Nancy Stratton, Tempe Hear, Joanne Maynard, Debbie Hepler. ROW 4: David Forster, Neal Walker, James Carper, Kenneth Be hr, James Goldbach, Warren Bouton, Randy Block, Debbie Krier, David Hall, Lynn Fischer, Susan Calkins, Thomas Grant, Robert Scudder, Jerry Caslow, Anne Downing, Gail Sanor, Melinda Opitz, Debbie Gnatuk, Donald Watts, Susan Stone, Mark Koenig, David Jessen, Kirk Hofmeister, Jeff Whitney, Charlene Merwarth, Danial Forsberg, David Knight, Alan Darby, John Williams, Denise Manners, Dr. B.R. Bancroft, conductor. Westminster Orchestra— Anthony Casbero, Francis Pittock, George Tucci II, Ethel Olsen, Lee Oliver, Lewis Lenkey, Mary Ann Harms, Charlene Merwarth, Bonnie Boyd, Linda Young, Marjorie Turk, James Melnick, Suzanne Kirkpatrick, Nancy Colvin, Paul Mortland, Jeanne Montanile, Janet Nordman, Janice Falk, Rose Subasic, Deborah Wolfe, Kathryn Albrecht, Deidre Collins, Susan Hall, Lois Hopkins, Peter Howard, Thomas Grant, Deborah L. Miller, David Hall, James Dunlap, Randy Block, Lynn Fischer, Kwon Young, Thomas Nichols, Laura Ceraolo, Alan Darby, Kirk Hofmeister, Molly Rodgers, Gwen Dyer, Paul Chenevey, Conductor. 65 67 Cross Country: ROW 2: Coach Ray Ondako, Kurt Pfaff, Geoff Butia, Dick Oden, Roger Mes- senger, Tom DuFore. ROW 1: Larry Shaffer, Chick Fisher, Don An- dree, Tom Knapp, Cliff Keyes, BillTindall. Physical Education ROW 1: Joseph B. Fusco, Asst. Professor; Irene F. Walters, Asst. Professor, Marjorie A. Walker, Asst. Professor; S. Kipley Haas, Instructor; Ray- mond K. Ondako, Instructor. ROW 2: Roger N. Campbell, Instructor; B. Eugene Nichol- son, Instructor; George L. Waggoner, Instructor; Harold E. Burry, Professor. Football Team: ROW 1: Joe McCaw, Marv Smith, Scott Colvin, Roger Neel, Milo Belich, Craig Strawbridge, Gene Mc- Namara, Bill Cole, Tony Valicenti, Bill Fitts, Elmer Rybka, Phil King. ROW 2: Lester Young, Mike Cotter, Rod Chew, Tim Scarbrough, George Howley, Jon Yohe, John Mahoney, John Braymer, Scott Griffith, Tom Dietrich, Rob Pontius, Ted Boron, Dave McNeilly. ROW 3: Steve Smith, Larry Bissell, Carl Christofano, Roger Dickey, John Whitehead, Ken Krotine, John McKenna, Dave Gooch, Kevin Palladino, Dave Michael, John Tobias, George Barr. ROW 4: Dave Clayton, Chuck Kratz, Bob Sondaj, Vince Tutino, Dave Hassen, Gus Georgiadis, Dan Grabinski, Jon Ewig, Dave Clelland, Chris Lucas, Russ McKnight, Dar Huey, Dave Frazier. ROW 5: Rick McCracken, Don Sumner, Tom Inchak, Mark King, Chris Knight, Jon Miklos, Gary Yeager, Terry LaScola, Ken Mroz, Bill Oberkrieser, John Hoffman, Paul Makarevich. ROW 6: Bob Braunlich, Denis Jackowiak, Kieth Taylor, Alex Stupakis, Sean Kelly, Barry Whoric, Jim Kyper, Andy Stahura, Terry Foley. ROW 7: George Waggoner, Joe Fusco, Gene Nicholson, Roger Cambell, coaches. Missing: John Dennison. Cheerleaders— ROW 1: Kathleen Jackson, Laura Hager. ROW 2: Hedy Gerlach, Barbara Swick, Sylvia Schneider. ROW 3: Judith Hughes, Barbara Swick, Rebecca Barron, Diane Morrell, Sally Spotts. Titanaires— ROW 1: Nancy Burton, Sally Keener, Nancy Kable, Terry Leslie, Gail Zaspel, Gayle Rowe, Jennifer Fox. ROW 2: Gloria DiCarlo, Denise Porter, Stephanie Eshelman, Angie Andrulat. ROW 3: Leslie Brooks, Cindy Mabon, Noreen Landis, Sherri Graham. ROW 4: Anne Treleaven, Shelley Uf- ner, Kathy McFarland, Judy Wiles, Robin Ralston, Rhonda Krater, Sharon McKee, Candi Lanks, Sue Maclnnes, Debbie Stevenson, Denise Toth, Gayle Voege. Sports I think are an es- cape—at least it ' s been that for me I get to bash some- body around. So you know, if I ' m in a bad mood ... In wrestling you are out on that mat alone. It feels so good to win, but then again you feel so rotten when you lose. You can ' t afford to make one mistake, or you get burnt. Crowds really help— the more people-the better. You can really get psyched with lots of people 1972-73 Basketball Team-ROW 1: Todd McKim, Randy Punchard, Sam Males, Gary Rice, Jon Art, Paul Sapotichne. ROW 2: Coach Ray Ondako, Don Tylinski, Tom Ritchey, Bill Cress, Joe Bilger, Fred Rothen, Dave Selchan, Rex Campbell, Asst. Coach George Waggoner. Why do you enjoy playing bas- ketball? I started playing basketball in fourth grade and developed a love for athletic competition. I know I ' ll miss the game after I graduate; it ' s been a part of me for so long. Gary Rice Let ' s just play around now. Ike Sparduti Women ' s Recreation Association— ROW 1: Darlene Stipanovich, Rose Subasic, Rita Crawford, Amy Sutcamp, Betsy Bilka, Kathryn Albrecht. ROW 2: Sue Buesing, Shirley Klindienst, Barb Brindle, Nancy Kendrick, Marcia Thompson, Pat Darby, Linda Kegg. ROW 3: Betty Grossen, Laura Ceraolo, Pam Salim, Anne Fleming, Kathy Levitan, Andrea Dussalt, Sandy Larson, Sara Gehr, Marion Hoke. ROW 4: Carla Craig, Nancy Johnston, Cathy Sue Downing, Karen Brown, Vangie Ludwig, Marge Turk, Cindie Rollinson. LEFT: Debby Casale, Nancy King, Linda Martin, Barb Spivak, Meredith Jordon. RIGHT: Eileen Spardutti, Barb Baden, Dawn Wiltshire, Ruth Anne Fetterman, Kathy Hric, Sue Hetra, Bonnie Malcolm. 73 1972-73 Swimming Team— FRONT: Terry O ' Halloran, Barb Wahl, Bill Brayer, Matt Flora, Jim Baribault. BACK: Eugene Nichol- sor , Roy Bramford, Wynn Stevenson, Jeff Martin, Canillo De Klaver. MISSING: Tim Piper, Bill Robertson, Tom Rosengarth, Charles Long. I Started swimming when I was six. My father was a swimmer so when they started a swim team at home I had to go out for it. The thing that keeps swimmers away from this school is the pool. Roy Bamford Mermaids— ROW 1: Melody Barger, Betsy Ziener, Leslie Stitt, Janice Gregory, Karen Ostrowski, Avalyn Shutt, Kathy Turner, Nina Howe. ROW 2: Dawn Eaton, Diane Appleton, Marsha Zornow, Barb Miller, Barb Blank, Sally Naylor, Rhonda House. 74 e t 0 Golf Team— Coach Harold E. Burry, Bob Buzard, John Laver, Brooks Kerrick, Cap ' t. Dave Petrella, Tom DiLorenzo, Karl Schro- del, Craig Genkinger, Ed Davis. Track Team-ROW 1: Bill Tyndall, Matt Flora, Chuck Fisher, Lyle Johnston, Geoffe Butia, Joe McCaw. ROW 2: Don Andre, John Whitehead, Bob Utz, Dave Gouch, Ken Krotien, John Cut, Andy Stahura. ROW 3: Kurt Pfaff, Kevin McGrew, Gary Yeager, Malen Luke, Barry Whahoric, Gus Georgia- dis, Paul Makarevich. ROW 4: Tim DuFore, Tom Knapp, Dave Crowthers, John Miklos, Kieth Taylor, Rodger Messenger, Dave Schneckenburger. ROW 5: Coach Nichol- son, Tim Scarborough, Dick Oden, Coach Campbell. Baseball Team— Dave Hasson, George Barr, Mike Rimbley, Ken Williams, Bill Baker, Dave Tranter, Dave Ingram, Rick Ford, Mark Presnar, John Duff, Dave Mellott, Matt Hutchinson. ROW 2: Jeff Lawson, Ken Crutcher, Rodger Neel, Sam Haines, Dave Selchan, Joe Bilger, Don Tylinski, Jim Ahern, Paul Sapotichne, Russ McKnight, Tom Bost, Coach Waggoner. 75 FOOTBALL (7-1) BAsKL I BALL (con t. Lock Haven S.C. 28 6 St. Vincent Washington Lee U. 14 21 Waynesburg busquenanna U. 6 Youngstown State U. Waynesburg College 27 11 Susquehanna U. Juniata College 22 7 Slippery Rock S.C. Defiance College 17 7 Geneva Marietta College 21 19 Grove City Geneva College 19 12 GOLF (con ' t.) 79 74 Duquesne 7 0 a A o4 94 U . or rittSDUrgn 5 2 59 78 Alliance 7 0 81 73 Indiana U. of Pa. 4 3 77 81 Point Park 4V2 rvi 77 92 Grove City I6V2 87 75 Allegheny 406 429 CROSS-COUNTRY (9-3) Thiel 15 50 Geneva 18 41 Gannon 17 44 Allegheny 32 24 Bethany 15 46 Geneva 15 46 Waynesburg 17 44 Jeannette 27 32 Duquesne 15 50 Grove City 37 18 Carnegie-Mellon 33 22 St. Vincent 18 44 NAIA District 18— third place WRESTLING (4-4) St. Vincent 30 28 Penn State Behrend 26 21 Washington Jefferson 9 28 Carnegie-Mellon 45 9 Allegheny 10 38 Thiel 12 36 Mount Union 6 42 Grove City 23 18 BASKETBALL (13-8) Slippery Rock 79 73 Alliance 76 59 Allegheny 80 68 St. Vincent 65 74 Grove City 56 55 Waynesburg 77 75 Washington Jefferson 82 52 Carnegie-Mellon 80 43 Geneva 79 62 Allegheny 66 49 Youngstown State 58 66 Alliance 76 71 Indiana U. of Pa. 58 60 Gettysburg 60 70 BASEBALL (10-4) Thiel Grove City Grove City Geneva Geneva Duquesne Slippery Rock Slippery Rock Waynesburg Waynesburg California S.C. Gannon Gannon Forfeits GOLF (10-0) Geneva Waynesburg W J 7 4 388 1 6 4 1 2 3 6 10 5 2 3 0 0 0 3 411 TENNIS (6-2) Thiel St. Vincent Geneva Grove City Youngstown Penn St. (Behrend) U.of Pgh. Allegheny State TRACK (4-1 California St. W. J. Grove City Thiel Clarion St. Allegheny 1) 77 68 102 43 721 2 72V2 86 59 77 68 93 52 Outstanding Athletes— ROW 1: Gene McNamara, MVP football, athlete of the year; Wally Clemens, MVP ten- nis; Dave Petrella, golf; John Blewitt, senior-soccer athlete. ROW 2: John Duff, baseball; Kurt Pfaff, cross- country; Ken Crutcher, most promising freshman athlete; Don Tylinski, basketball; Dave Gooch, track; Bill Brayer, swimming; Dave Dobish, wrestling. 77 Faculty: Dr. Floyd J. Zehr, Assoc. Professor; Dr. William L. Johnson, Chairman, Asst. Professor; Dr. George L. Murphy, Asst. Professor; Dr. G. Samuel Lightner IV, Asst. Professor. Physics explores the funda- mental laws of nature upon which the sciences are built. Physicists use mathematical techniques and controlled experiments to apply these laws to matter in all its forms from sub-nuclear particles to extra-galatic stars. —Dr. Johnson Senior: Mile G. Belich 78 Society of Physics Stu- dents: Carl Landis, George Kaye, Don Barch, Frank Antoni- azzi, Gordon Mcintosh, Dr. Johnson, Ray Cet- ron, Toai Le. 79 Political Science is the study of the entire process by which governments are cre- ated, goals of the state selected, and the tech- niques and methods applied to reach these goals. —Dr. Nichols Faculty: Gary E. MuUin, Instructor; William T. Nichols, Chairman, Associate Professor; Walter H. Slack, Associate Professor. (Student Association is) a playhouse for future poUticians— resulting in questionable democratic procedures. Watergate (Dean, Liddy, Hunt, Magruder, FBI, CIA, McCord, Nixon? et al.) Nixon vs. McGovern (surrogates, landslide, Agnew vs. Eagleton, 1000%) 80 Do I need this intellectual crap trap to understand the presidency? —Mr. Mullin 81 Psychology Psi Chi: ROW 1: John Riddell. ROW 2: Rausa Eckhart, Mary Radu, Dave Kinney. ROW 3: Scott McGarth, Mary Ann Tkach, Linda Zim- mermann, Nancy Bergey. Missing: Craig Bedell, Dr. Shry. Faculty: Standing: Dr. Stephen A. Shry, Assistant Professor; Dr. Andrew T. Abell, Chairman, Associ- ate Professor; Dr. Ronald A. Rossi, Assistant Professor, Missing: Kenneth Gibson; Dr. David Gray. Today, psychology usually is defined simply as ' the science of behavior. -Dr. Abell 82 Religion Philosbph KathrynL. Orr Alice L. Speer Karen Turner Westminster offers a theological perspective uniquely its own. Fellowship of Christian Athletes— ROW 1: Ron Roppa, Chuck Lang, John Braymer, Jon Cole, Randy Barker. ROW 2: Darwin Huey, Dr. Christy, Jon Dierks, Richard Oden, Dave Ingram, Harold Hutch, Randy Punchard. ROW 3: Wally Coots, Jeff McWhinney, John Hopkins, Steve Pearson, Lee Libert, Paul Riddell, Jack Ewing, Tom Rosen- Religion courses at Westminster are designed to aid the student in his understanding of the Christian religion, its Biblical background, its forms of expression, its institu- tions, and its relationship to other religious views. The study of phil- osophy can be useful in helping a student in formulating as intelligent and satisfying view of the meaning of life. Dr. Christy 86 Phi Sigma Tau— Linda Zimmerman, Robert Savot. ROW 2: Dr. Gregory, Janice Gregory, Roman Garrison, Roger Frantz, Jay McMillen. Mu Delta Epsilon— Kathy Orr, Kieth Johnston, Hugh Ander- son, Wendy Mills, Nancy Leete, Bob Bruchert, Marsha Morrison. 87 Faculty: Mr. John E. Bush, Asst. Professor; Dr. Roger T. Wolcott, Chairman, Assoc. Professor; Mr. Jon M. Patterson, Instructor. Sociologists study societies, insti- tutions, groups, social movements and interaction. They try to dis- cover rules to predict behavior and control the social environment for man ' s benefit. —Dr. R. Wolcott BSU: ROW 1: Leonard Hall, Diane Robinson, Jerome Thorton, Frank Enbokhare, Ken Crutcher. ROW 2: Beth Nixon, Isola Hurt, Kwon Young, James Harris, Dave James, Clovis White. ROW 3: Jacqueline Reeves, Marlene Banks, Howard Elerby, Lester Young, Joanne Will- iams, Gary Foster. 90 WKPS: ROW 1: Kathy Jones, Chris Yahn, Biff Jones, Barb Ferris, Cindie Rutledge, Colleen Parshall, Bob Buehner. ROW 2: Craig Robertson, Evelyn Nichols, John Blewitt, Shere Lewis, Linda Young, Doug Koppenol, Dave Conover, Dick Faust. ROW 3: Bob Braunlich, Charlie Johnston, Rob Farr, Sue Tel- shaw. Barb Boehringer, Roger Beckett, Steve Nardozzi, Patti Lombardo, Charles D. Miller. ROW 4: Don Freedeen, Bob Bussy, Dan Rindge, Bill Van Slyke, Robin Ralston, Pat La Sala, Hugh Anderson, Bob Wittke, Barry Murin, Burton C. Painter III, Mike Malone, Bob Sprague. ROW 5: Mr. Henderson, Marcia Craft, Bill Van Clyke, Dan Crippen, Doug Meredith, Rick Clark. ROW 6: Kevin Smith, Roger Neel, Gerry Hoyt, Craig Good, Louise Morehouse, Russ Reitz, Fred Beall, Chris Travers. ROW 7: Tom Dreistadt, Harry Ladley, Steve Lay, Ray Martinez, Leon Herron, Eric Welsh, Dave Balmer, Jim Melnick. ROW 8: Bob Wiskeman, Millard McQuaid, Dave Flower, Chris Kairys, Tom Shafer, Jeff Lawson, John Shearer. 91 Every now and then you get a character that you fall in love with— You should know her as well as you possibly can. It ' s hard to say goodbye to a character on closing night. It ' s almost like you lose a close friend— if you get a chance to play her again— it won ' t be the same. You live this person— then she ' s gone. Gather yourself up again. That ' s why actors, I feel, have so many identity crises. A lot of actors go on stage because they want the love of the audience. Everybody wants to play a roll the audience would sympathize with. It you ' re there for applause then you ' ve got it all wrong. Joan Varnum 92 93 Is it possible to create a kaleidoscope of life? Ask the theater. It will tell you what you expect to hear. Debate Team: Mr. Scheid, Carla Craig, Sheila Edmonds, Barbara Barley, Linda Morrow, Barbara Brindle, Chuck Hoyt. Alpha Psi Omega: Steve Vallillo. ROW 2: Joan Varnum, Ron Hammel, Barb Seethaler, Dennis Lasagna. ROW 3: Doug Koppenol, Don Stanley, Louise Ammerman, Chris Fla- harty, Jim Arnemann, Holly Edwards, Claudia Morris, Patti Lombardo, Rob Black, Marilyn Davenport. ROW 4: Russ Hammond, Jenny Edelman. I ' m always a nervous wreck before the cur- tain goes up. That ' s the worst time of the whole play. — Kurt Hunter ' U t ' i 94 The Speech depart- ment almost lives to- gether—and we have a good time, well rounded. —Doug Koppenol Oral interpretation is an art— a skill which must be learned and applied. The feeling that I get from being able to convey in meaningful terms the words of another is difficult to express. It is thrill- ing to know that through interpretive reading I can communicate in a meaning- ful fashion, concepts and ideas of great authors, while at the same time eliciting from the listence emotions and implica- tions which are not ordinarily obtained through casual reading. The benefits are intangible in many re- spects. It has helped me to be a more outgoing person as well as aiding in broad- ening my knowledge of authors and their works. — Sheila Edmonds 95 People look at this as a college station— but in comparison we are respected in the tops of college stations. We appeal to all sorts— we ' re diversified and so are the kids that work here, and when you combine them it ' s good! — Dick Faust I ' ve always been interested in radio and TV. TV and radio can be done here rather well providing that a small amount of money is given for that cause and that people don ' t take it as a joke. WKPS can get news and information out fast and to a large college audience, but it seems people just don ' t take us seriously and understand the work involved. — Bob Braumlich 96 Orr Auditorium Crew May Court: Karen Ostrowski, Janice Gregory, Kay HoUiday, Linda Stillwell (Queen), Diane Swan- hart, Marsha Kennedy, Nancy Kraus, and flower girls Wendy Farmerie and Barbara Abell. GAYLEL. AKERS HONESDALE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD, Volleyball, Basketball, Drill Team, PSEA, WRA. JAMES R. AHERN WARREN, OHIO BIOLOGY SN marshal!, RA, Intramural football and basketball. Baseball, House Council. HUGH D. ANDERSON YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon, Chairman Polk State Established Service Team, Chairman of Special Services, WKPS, Intercultural For- um, Junior Year Abroad (Italy). JOHN ANDERSON IRWIN, PA. BUSINESS-ACCOUNTING SPE, Freshman Basketball, Intramural Bas- ketball. DIANE APPLETON DELMAR, NEW YORK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD president. Hockey team. Mermaids secretarv-treasurer PENNY BALSON GALES FERRY, CONN. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION-MATH Student Senate, Religious Life Committee, Intramurals, Penn State Extension, Salva- tion Army, PSEA. HALSEY VAIL BARRETT BRONXVILLE, NEW YORK ART Varsity Tennis, Vesper Choir, Peace Inc. SANDRA F. BARRETT BUTLER, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA president. Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Delta Pi— vice president. Scroll, Mortarboard, Pi Sigma Pi. BARBARA K. BECK INDIANA, PA. SPANISH WRA. JAMES TAYLOR BLACK BARRINGTON, R.I. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ROBERT BLACK BARRINGTON, R.I. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Psi Omega, Masquers, Theatre. DONALD BLAYNEY ATLANTIC, PA. MATHEMATICS Phi Alpha Theta, Intramurals. JOHN G. BLEWITT PENN HILLS, PA. ENGLISH PKT vice president, Mu Delta Epsilon, Wrestling. PETER BLOSE PORTVUE, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE PKT chaplain. Pi Delta Epsilon, Student Association President, Chairman Student Publications Committee, Who ' s Who, Track, Cross Country, WKPS, Mock Democratic Convention— Chairman Lindsay Campaign. JAMES W. BODAMER, JR. PITTSBURGH, PA. BIOLOGY SPE, Beta Beta Beta. RICHARD BORLAND IRWIN, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (MANAGEMENT) TIMOTHY K. BOSSE MONROEVILLE, PA. PSYCHOLOGY ASP vice president, rush committee; WKPS, Swimming, Wrestling, Intramurals, Demo- cratic Mock Convention Delegate. LOUISE A. BOSTON NEWCASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Volleyball, Special Services, Saga Employee, Women ' s Senate. BONNIE H. BOYD MEADOWBROOK, PA. BIOLOGY KD chaplain. Volleyball, Orchestra, Choir. ROBERT C. BRANNAN SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY HISTORY SN, Swimming, Intramurals. JENNIFER BROMSTED HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Intramaurals, Vesper Choir, PSEA, WRA. LESLIE A. BROOKS SEAGERTOWN, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AGD treasurer. Drill Team, WRA. ROBERT M. BRUCKART FOX CHAPEL, PA. HISTORY-RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon, Religious Life Committee vice chairman. Student Association, Resi- dence Hall Staff. ELLEN JANE BUNNER ERIE, PA. ART EDUCATION R. BRUCE BUZZA CORAOPOLIS, PA. PSYCHOLOGY SN, Intramurals. CHERYL CAMPBELL POLAND, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION LANA R. CAPUTO SHARON, PA. ACCOUNTING CO, Social and civic chairman, vocations chairman, Omicron Delta Epsilon vice presi- dent, WRA, Majors Council. CAROL E. CARNELL NEWARK, DELAWARE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WRA. CHRISTINE CHANDLER MEDINA, OHIO BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta, Representative to Biol- ogy Department. HELEN CHASE FLORHAM PARK, NEW JERSEY SOCIOLOGY ZTA, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pan-Hellenic Council treasurer. ALAN B. CHRISTIE CONNEAUT LAKE, PA. MATHEMATICS Phi Alpha Theta. LINDA CHRISTMAN GREENVILLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM membership chairman. 101 PETER F. COCUZZA AVENEL, NEW JERSEY CHEMISTRY KATHLEEN R. COLLINS NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION International Interest Group, Service Teams, Peace Inc. NANCY COLVIN CHARLEROI, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon president. WILLIAM CONKLIN PITTSBURGH, PA. BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta, Tennis. EUGENE E. COOK MONROEVILLE, PA. BIOLOGY PKT, Cross country, Intramurals, Pre-med Society. VALARIE COPPOLELLA GROVE CITY, PA. FRENCH DIANE ELLEN COX LIVINGSTON, NEW JERSEY ENGLISH Scroll treasurer, Co-Editor SCRAWL. CAROL L. CRACRAFT NEW CASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PM president, Sigma Delta Pi secretary treasurer. Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Pan-Hellenic Conference. WILLIAM CRAFT NEW WILMINGTON, PA. ENGLISH Beta Psi, Scroll, Pi Sigma Pi, Intramural Basketball, Band, Vesper Choir. CAROL L. DAVIS MILLERSVILLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION WRA, Vesper Choir, Special Service Team. SUSAN BETH DAVIS BEAVER, PA. ENGLISH Alpha Delta Pi, Scroll secretary. Editor of Scrawl, House Council treasurer. LYNDA DEGLAU PITTSBURGH, PA. ENGLISH ZTA historian reporter. Scroll, Majors Council. DAVID J. DAMASE MCKEESPORT, PA. ACCOUNTING ASP, Intramural basketball and Softball. JUDY DEVINE PORT WASHINGTON, NEW YORK HISTORY KD. GLORIA DICARLO NEW CASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD secretary. Drill Team co-captain, captain, WRA, PSEA publicity chairman, RA, House Council. H. JONATHAN DIERKS COLTS NECK, NEW JERSEY HISTORY Swimming, Tennis, Intramurals, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Established Services- George Junior. DAVIDS. DOWNING FAIRLESS HILLS, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE PKT, Pi Delta Epsilon, RA, Swimming, Track, Student Association. THOMAS G. DRENNEN GROVE CITY, PA. ART EDUCATION Intramurals, Art Guild co-chairman. ELIZABETH JANE DUFF PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK president. Women ' s Senate secretary, RA, Associate Residence Director, WRA, Hockey Team, Pan Hellenic Council, May Court. MITCHELL DUKOVICH EXPORT, PA. BIOLOGY SN historian, toga representative. Foot- ball, Track, Intramurals. WILLIAM D. EAVENSON ABINGTON, PA. ENGLISH PKT corresponding secretary, sergeant at arms. Thanes treasurer, Omicron Delta Kap- pa, Pi Delta Epsilon president, Mu Delta Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Associate Resident Director, Resident Director, Vesper Choir, Judicial Board, Student Association, Union Board Chairman, Scroll, HOLCAD feature editor, editorial board. RAUSA ECKHART HARMONY, PA. PSYCHOLOGY ZTA first vice president, Psi Chi secretary, RA, Pan Hellenic Council. JENNY EDELMAN TRAFFORD, PA. THEATRE Alpha Psi Omega secretary. Masquers. F.JAMES EDWARDS INDIANA, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP president, I.F.C., House Council. RUTH ANN ELSINGER BLOOMFIELD, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta, WRA, Intramural basket- ball. Women ' s Senate. SANDE ENDICOTT CINCINNATI, OHIO GERMAN-FRENCH DZ activities chairman, Delta Phi Alpha secretary, WRA, Tutoring Underprivileged Children, United Campus Ministries, Spec- ial Services, Junior Year Abroad. JUDITH L. ENGWER SHARPSVILLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA, Band, Established Service Teams. CHRISTINE EUREKA PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ vice president. Volleyball, Intramurals, PSEA, RA, House Council, Desk Sitter. MARY C. EWING BEAVER, PA. MATH Kappa Mu Epsilon, Mortarboard treasurer. Vesper Choir, New Wilming-Ten. ANNE MARIE FAIR NEWCASTLE, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE Mock Convention recording secretary. WILLIAM FITTS NEW CASTLE, PA. 102 BUSINESS PKT assistant treasurer, treasaurer, Varsity Football, Track, Fellowship of Christian Athletes. PAM FLORA NEW CASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PSEA. DAVID J. FLOWER SOMERSET, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE Pi Delta Epsilon, Intramural football and Softball, WKPS assistant public affairs direc- tor, Westminster College Young Democrats vice-president, Pennsylvania College Young Democrats assistant regional director, Plat- form Committee Chairman, Westminster Mock Democratic National Convention. DAVID J. FONTANESE JR. WEST MIFFLIN, PA. MATHEMATICS Golf team. LOIS DIANE FROST ERIE, PA. ENGLISH Kappa Delta Pi, Scroll, Vesper Choir. EDWARD W. GABRYS FRANKLIN, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE SPE, Track. VIVIAN GAHRING PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi, House Council, RA, WRA, Volleyball, Religious Life Committee, Mock Convention, Special Service Teams assis- tant chairman. JEFFREY J. GATHERS ERIE, PA. ACCOUNTING Radio Station, Majors Council. BETTY ANN GEORGE ALDAN, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon, MENC, RA, Resident Di- rector, Vesper Choir, Orchestra, Band, May Queen 1972. RICHARN. GERBER NEW WILMINGTON, PA. HISTORY CHERYL A. GOLL ALIQUIPPA, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA pledge trainer, second vice presi- dent. Scroll, Kappa Delta Pi, WRA. DONNA GORDON ELL WOOD CITY, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ social chairman, WRA, Intercultural Forum, PSEA. WAYNE L. GORDON PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY CHEMISTRY Kappa Mu Epsilon, Polk State Hospital Es- tablished Service Team, Society of Physics Students, RAPE. PAMELA J. GRIFFITH NEWCASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi president. Pi Sigma Pi, PSEA vice president. WAYNE D. GROSS BUTLER, PA. FRENCH Pi Delta Phi secretary. International Forum, Junior Year Abroad (Paris). GAIL E. GUIDOSH HUBBARD, OHIO MUSIC EDUCATION DZ, Mu Phi Epsilon treasurer, Vesper Choir, Orchestra, MENC secretary. ELIZABETH F. GURLEY ROCHESTER, NEW YORK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD, PSEA, WRA. PATTI GUY NEW CASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ treasurer, PSEA, Young Republicans. LAURA HAGER BEN AVON, PA. ART EDUCATION SK second vice president. Kappa Delta Pi first vice president. Dean ' s List, Specialty Scholarship, Co-Captain cheerleaders. House Council, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, WRA. WALTER W. HALATEK CANFIELD,OHIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP house manager, Intramurals, ARGO advertising manager. KATHI HALL PITTSBURGH, PA. PSYCHOLOGY AGD, Volleyball. NORMAN HANSON EDINBORO, PA. SOCIOLOGY Established Services Polk State Hospital, Youth Development Center chairman, SHARE, Religion in Life Symposium, Vesper Choir. R. TERRY HARROLD GREENSBURG, PA. HISTORY SN president, I.F.C. JOHN R. HENDERSON NEW WILMINGTON, PA. HISTORY Phi Alpha Theta president. Pi Sigma Pi, Delta Phi Alpha, Intramural Basketball and volleyball. Mock Convention Platform Com- mittee, Mock Convention State Chairman, Idaho. TEDFORD M. HENDRICKSON JR. POLAND, OHIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PKT recording secretary. Swimming, Intra- murals. F. LEON HERRON III MARYSVILLE, OHIO SPEECH Beta Psi, WKPS, Saga. ROGER C. HINDMAN LINESVILLE, PA. ACCOUNTING PKT treasurer, Intramurals, Mock Conven- tion Treasurer , Faculty Committee on Stu- dent Life, President ' s Scholarship Com- mittee, Student Affairs Committee of Board of Trustees, Associate Director, Student Association treasurer. JEFFHODES ENGLEWOOD, FLORIDA BIOLOGY TC historian. Beta Beta Beta, vice president. Swimming, Vesper Choir. ROSLYNNE ELLIS HOLMES PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK treasurer. House Council, Admission Committee, Women ' s Senate, Black Student Union president, secretary, The Little 103 Foxes , Lady of Chelot , PEERS pro- ject, State Chairman for Mock Convention. JOHN H. HOPKINS NEW WILMINGTON, PA. RELIGION-ENGLISH ASP secretary rush committee, RA, Assoc- iate Resident Director, Student Association, Cross Country, Intramurals, Vesper Choir, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Estab- lished Service to Polk State School. RICHARD HOUGH PITTSBURGH, PA. GERMAN Delta Phi Alpha president, Sigma Delta Pi, Intercultural Forum, Established Service Polk State Hospital, Band. DONALD A. HOUK NEW CASTLE, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT LARRY A. HOUSHOLDER NEW BRIGHTON, PA. MATHEMATICS ASP, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Ma- jors Council. MATT HUTCHINSON MUNICH, WEST GERMANY GERMAN-FRENCH Delta Phi Alpha president, treasurer. Vesper Choir, Concert Choir. KATHLEEN (KAPPY) JACKSON HINSDALE, ILLINOIS HISTORY KD president editor. Phi Alpha Theta sec- retary. Mortarboard, Cwens, History Honors program. Chairwoman Interested Students of History, Who ' s Who, Vesper Choir, Cheerleader co-captain, WRA, Co-chairman Platform and Resolutions Committee, Mock Convention, Steering Committee College Retreat. WILLIAM C.JARDINE PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SN, Omicron Delta Epsilon secretary, trea- surer, I.F.C. treasurer, president. Golf, In- tramurals, Ex-officio seat on Student Af- fairs Committee. CHARLES A. JOHNSTON CARROLLTON,OHIO HISTORY Beta Psi secretary, WKPS program direc- tor, station manager. JOHN L. JOHNSTON JR. BEMUS POINT, NEW YORK BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP, Intramurals. SUSAN E. JOHNSON PITTSBURGH CHRISTIAN EDUCATION PM treasurer registrar. ROBERT A. KENYON ELKLAND, PA. HISTORY ASP, corresponding secretary, rush commit- tee, pledge committee, Intramurals, Mock Convention, I.F.C. LEATHA A. KIESER WILLIAMSPORT, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon vice president. Delta Phi Alpha, M.E.N.C. president, A.G.O. trea- surer. Vesper Choir, Girl Scout Leader. WARD W. KING EAST BRADY, PA. BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta, Intramurals. DAVID F. KINNEY LAWRENCEVILLE, NEW JERSEY PSYCHOLOGY Psi Chi, Intramural basketball and football. House Council. BARBARA L. KITCHEN NEWCASTLE, PA. HISTORY KD, HOLCAD, WRA, House Council sec- retary, P.S.E.A. president. KATHLEEN L. KLEPFER ERIE, PA. SPANISH EDUCATION Cwens, Mortarboard, Delta Phi Alpha, RA, Resident Director, New Wilming-Ten leader, Concert Choir. DAVID KNIGHT BUFFALO, NEW YORK MUSIC Band, Orchestra, Pit Band. DOUG KOPPENOL SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY Alphi Psi Omega, Faculty- Student Pub- lications Committee, WKPS. DAVID KOSAR LYNDORA, PA. ACCOUNTING ASP, Intramurals. REBECCA V. LAKE REEDSVILLE, PA. BIOLOGY AGD second vice president, Cwens, Beta Beta Beta, Resident Director, May Court, Hockey Team. VICTORIA J. LANG SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA PSYCHOLOGY SK projects chairman. Established Ser- vice Team, Mock Democratic National Convention. CANDACE FAITH LANKS PLEASANT HILLS, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD, Cwens, House Council, Drill Team, WRA. ROBERT S. LARSEN PITTSBURGH, PA. MATH Omicron Delta Epsilon, Wrestling, Mock Convention. KAREN M. LARSON LOWER BANK, NEW JERSEY ENGLISH Scroll, Pi Delta Phi, Student Association, Field Hockey, Band, Library Student-Faculty Standing Committee. SANDRA K. LARSON JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK MATH AND SPANISH CO, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Sigma Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Mortarboard, WRA president. Pan Hellenic Council, Vesper Choir, Stu- dent Association, Intercultural Forum, House Council. DENNIS M. LASAGNA PITTSBURGH, PA. SPEECH AND DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega president. Pi Sigma Pi, Special Services, Mock Convention. JAY GENELAUVER MEYERSDALE, PA. ACCOUNTING NANCY F. LEETE NEWTON SQUARE, PA. RELIGION PM secretary, Mu Delta Epsilon, Library Assistant, WRA. 104 ROBERT P. LEWIS NEW WILMINGTON, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TC. DONALD J. LONG JR. LANCASTER MATHEMATICS Kappa Mu Epsilon, Intramurals, Saga Del- ta Pi, Head Waiter. JOHN B.LUCE BEAVER FALLS, PA. HISTORY SPE, Intramural football and basketball. BETTY MACCLELLAN YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ENGLISH DZ, Scroll, PSEA, HOLCAD DEBI MALCOMSON LANSDALE, PA. PSYCHOLOGY SK corresponding and recording secretaries. Hockey, Desksitter, Senate, House Council V.P. and secretary, Freshman class trea- surer, State Chariman Mock Convention. MICHAEL A. MALONE PITTSBURGH, PA. RADIO AND TV BROADCASTING WKPS. MARY MARSH HOLLIDAYSBURG, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD, Pan Hel lenic Council rush chairman president. Kappa Delta Pi, Mu Phi Epsilon, Mortarboard, Resident Director, Home- coming Chairman, Orchestra, Drill Team co-captain, Orchestra, Student Association, Student Life Committee. KARL W.MARTIN FREDERICK, MARYLAND ART EDUCATION CHARLES MCCASKEY NEW CASTLE, PA. HISTORY Football. JOSEPH R. MCCAW II SPE, Football, Track. JAMES D. MCCUNE ROCHESTER, PA. ENGLISH TC, Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, Band, Stage Band, Intramural softball. ROBERT MCGEE CLARK, NEW JERSEY BIOLOGY PKT, IFC, Beta Beta Beta, Intramurals. SCOTT MCGRATH NEWCASTLE, PA. PSYCHOLOGY Beta Psi president, Psi Chi, G.A.P., RA, WKPS. BETH ANN MCHATTIE NEWCASTLE, PA. ART EDUCATION ANNEL. MCKEE NEW WILMINGTON, PA. ENGLISH Scroll vice president. Phi Alpha Theta, Cwens, WKPS, Vesper Choir. JAY A. MCMILLEN INDUSTRY, PA. RELIGION Phi Sigma Tau, Vesper and Chapel Assistant. LARRY D. MCMILLEN EVANS CITY, PA. ACCOUNTING SPE, Track, Intramural football and bas- ketball, HOLCAD. MILLARD J. MCQUAID TARENTUM, PA. MATHEMATICS Kappa Mu Epsilon, WKPS, Young Demo- crats Treasurer. EMILY MERCER PALMERTON, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION, ENGLISH PM, Scroll, Saga Delta Pi. SALLY CHRISTINE MEYER HOUSTON, TEXAS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD recording secretary, Cwens, Cheer- leader. MARIES. MICHAEL CHESWICK. PA. BIOLOGY SK, Cwens, Field Hockey, Basketball, RA, Biology Assistant. BRUCE J. MICHELOTTI PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TC house manager. Intramural basketball. DEBORAH MILLER FREDONIA,PA. ENGLISH CO pledge mistress, social chairman. Judi- cial Board, Drill Team, Intercultural Forum. MARTHA R. MILLS BEAVER FALLS, PA. BIOLOGY AGD, Beta Beta Beta, Field Hockey, WRA. WENDY L. MILLS CHARDON.OHIO CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Mu Delta Epsilon, Scroll, WRA, Intramural Basketball, Orchestra, Majors Council, Mock Convention. BARBARA MITCHELL SHARPSVILLE, PA. MATHEMATICS DZ corresponding secretary. Pi Sigma Pi, Kappa Mu Epsilon secretary, WRA, YWCA, Vesper Choir, House Council. GABERT D. MOLNAR, JR. GIBSONIA, PA. MATHEMATICS TC treasurer. Kappa Mu Epsilon president. Pi Sigma Pi, Intramurals. MARY MARTHA MOORE GREENVILLE, PA. ENGLISH Scroll, Kappa Delta Pi, Orchestra, Estab- lished Service Team, Student Association, Chairman Student Publications Committee, Executive Council of Student Association, House Council. ISABELLE A. MORFORD MERCER, PA. ENGLISH Campus Representative of American Insti- tute of Foreign Study. JILL MOSSBERGER AMHERST, NEW YORK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION AGD senate representative. Women ' s Sen- ate president. Mermaids, V.P. of Freshman Class, PSEA, Student Affairs Committee of Student Association. COLLEEN MURPHY BARRINGTON, ILL. 105 SPANISH CO vice president, Sigma Delta Pi, Pi Sigma Pi, Scroll, Intercultural Forum. REBECCA SUE MUSSER SOLON, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Basketball team. JAY D.MYERS PITCAIRN, PA. MATHEMATICS Omicron Delta Kappa president, Omicron Delta Epsilon, Kappa Mu Epsilon vice presi- dent. Thanes, Pi Sigma Pi, RA, Resident Director, House Council president, Intra- murals. Freshman Orientation Committee. ROGER W. NEEL SLIPPERY ROCK, PA, SPEECH (BROADCASTING) Pi Delta Epsilon, RA, Desksitter, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, WKPS program- mer, public affairs assistant, local news di- rector, news director. RICHARD H. NICHOLS JR. ERIE, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION BETH ELNITA NIXON PITTSBURGH, PA. PSYCHOLOGY Black Student Union. JANET L. NORDMAN ROCHESTER, NEW YORK MUSIC EDUCATION KD president, vice president, Mu Phi Ep- silon secretary. Eta Sigma Phi, Orchestra, Vesper Choir. MARILLA MORTON RUSSELL, PA. HISTORY DAVID H. NULL UNIONTOWN, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SPE, Intramurals. LINDA J. OLSON YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD, Cwens, Kappa Delta Pi, Vesper Choir New Wilming-ten, WRA, PSEA, Oral Inter- pretation, Penn State Extension Team, Home- coming Court, May Court. KATHRYN L. ORR SHARON, PA. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Cwens, Mortarboard, Mu Delta Epsilon, RA, Resident Director, Chairman Established Service Teams, New Wilming-Ten, Vesper Choir. W.JAMES PAINTER JR. CABOT, PA. ACCOUNTING SPE secretary, IFC, Thanes, RA, Freshman Basketball, Intramurals. DONNA J. PATTON BROCKWAY, PA. HISTORY AND RELIGION Cwens, vice president, junior advisor. In- tramural Volleyball, RA. STEVEN A. PEARSON CINCINNATI, OHIO ENGLISH PKT, Scroll, Mu Delta Epsilon, Thanes, RA, Basketball, Track, Fellowship of Christian Athletes president. Mock Convention State Chairman. POLLY L. PICARD FOX CHAPEL, PA. ENGLISH DZ, HOLCAD assistant copy editor, WKPS, Librarian. PHYLLIS PONZIO HUBBARD, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ZTA historian. Band. PAMELA LEE POPE EAST ROCHESTER, NEW YORK ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Cwens treasurer. Mortarboard, Kappa Del- ta Pi treasurer, RA, Associate Resident Di- rector, Resident Director, Who ' s Who, WRA president. Women ' s Sports Teams, SHARE, Homecoming Queen, May Court. FREDERIC PORCASEJR. CANFIELD,OHIO BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta. KERRY PROLA BLAIRSVILLE, PA. CHEMISTRY CO president rush chairman. Pan Hellenic Council, Women ' s Senate, Tennis Team cap- tain, Intramurals, WRA, Intercultural Forum. M.LINDA QUICK PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ president. Kappa Delta Pi, Pi Delta Phi treasurer. Mortarboard vice president, Es- tablished Service Teams, PSEA. MARY RADU ERIE, PA. SOCIOLOGY ZTA, Psi Chi vice president, Sigma Delta Pi, Intercultural Forum, Folk Choir, George Jr. Republic, Platform Committee Mock Convention, RA. CHARLES A. RAUGH MARS, PA. BIOLOGY Marching Band, Concert Band, Tower Brass, Mock Convention Delegate. RUSSELL C. REITZ NEW HARTFORD, NEW YORK HISTORY WKPS mOsic director. Chairman of George Jr. Republic Established Service Team, Saga Food Service. STEPHANIE RESCH CHICAGO, ILL SOCIOLOGY ROBERT RICE NEWCASTLE, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Dean ' s List, Omicron Delta Epsilon. SUE RICHARDS MONROEVILLE, PA. HISTORY ZTA, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Sigma Pi, Mor- tarboard. WILLIAM HERRON RICHARDSON BEAVER, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE JOHN G. RIDDELL NEW CASTLE, PA. PSYCHOLOGY Beta Psi, Psi Chi president, Student Assoc- iation, Intramurals, Vesper Choir, G.A.P. THOMAS I. RITCHEY SAXONBURG, PA. MATHEMATICS Omicron Delta Kappa vice president. Kappa Mu Epsilon treasurer. Thanes president, RA, Resident Director, Basketball, Judi- cial Board, Student Faculty Athletic Com- 106 mittee, Freshman Orientation Committee, Mock Democratic Convention. DAVID E. RITTENOUR ALIQUIPPA, PA. BUSINESS (ACCOUNTING) TC pledge marshall, president, RA, Intra- murals, Special Service Teams. MARGARET JEAN RILEY LAKE CITY, PA. MUSIC EDUCATION Mu Phi Epsilon, AGO secretary, MENC vice president. Vesper Choir, Concert Choir. SUSAN RINTOUL WARREN, OHIO BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CO treasurer, WRA, Intercuhural Forum, HOLCAD BRUCE A. ROBINSON DUQUESNE, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE Student Association, House Councils, Chair- man of Rules Committee of Mock Conven- tion, Intramurals, College Republicans. THOMAS P. RODGERS MERCER, PA. MUSIC Phi Mu Alpha president secretary, AGO president. Vesper Choir, Concert Choir, MENC. SANDY RORISON PITTSBURGH, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION KD, Kappa Delta Pi, WRA. ROBERT W ROSCHE JR. SHARPSVILLE, PA. ACCOUNTING TC secretary. House Council, Intramurals. WILLIAM ROBERT ROSCOE SHARPSVILLE, PA. MATH TC secretary, IFC secretary. Kappa Mu Epsilon, Intramurals, Established Service Team, Special Service Team. WILLIAM REX ROTE BRADFORD, PA. HISTORY SN pledge master. Freshmen Basketball, Intramurals, Toga Representative. DAVID A. SARVER NEW WILMINGTON, PA. MATH PKT, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, In- tramurals, Liberal Arts Forum. BETTY L. SCHAR MT. LEBANON, PA. ART EDUCATION SK, WRA. CHRIS SCHNEIDER HUNTINGTON, NEW YORK HISTORY Football. JOHN SCHOLZE PITTSBURGH, PA. ECONOMICS ASP, WKPS. JAMESA.SCHORNER PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WKPS, Computer Services Consultant. GREGORY R. SCHULTZ PENN HILLS, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE, Omicron Delta Epsilon, RA, Basket- ball, Baseball, Mock Democratic Convention. MARK A. SCOTT PITTSBURGH, PA. SOCIOLOGY Mock Democratic Convention Delegate. ROBERT P. SCUDDER HADDONFIELD, NEW JERSEY SPANISH Band. LINDA L.SENEFF TURTLE CREEK, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ secretary. Kappa Delta Pi, Phi Alpha Theta.PSEA. THOMAS E. SHAFER ROCHESTER, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE WKPS local news director, Westminster College Republicans Chairman. WILLIAM M. SHEPARD PITTSBURGH, PA. ENGLISH SUSAN SHERRICK BETHESDA, MARYLAND MATH KD, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Drill Team, House Council. BECKY L.SIMPSON JENNERSTOWN, PA. MATHEMATICS SUE ELLEN SNAVELY LANDISVILLE, PA. ELEMENTAR Y EDUCATION AGD first vice president, Cwens president. Mortarboard, Kappa Delta Pi, RA, Associate Resident Director, Who ' s Who, Hockey Team, Established Service Teams, Polk West- side Center, May Court. JOHNL.SNIEZEK NEWCASTLE, PA, POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Sigma Tau vice president. Young Democrats. SUSAN L.SNYDER GREENSBURG, PA. ENGLISH DZ, Panhellenic Council, Scroll. ALICE L SPEER SPRING CHURCH, PA. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Mu Delta Epsilon secretary treasurer. JANET C.STAMM AMBRIDGE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi secretary. Vesper Choir, WRA, Women ' s Senate, PSEA, Volleyball Team, RA. KAROL STEVENS NEW CASTLE, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK philanthropy chairman, merchandise chairman, PSEA, Mock Convention Delegate. DEBBORAH STEVENSON NEW ALEXANDRIA, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DZ vice president. Kappa Delta Pi, Stu- dent Association, Women ' s Senate, Drill Team, PSEA Special Service Team. PATRICIA L. STOCKTON ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SPANISH PM vice pre sident, secretary, Sigma Delta Pi, Band, Established Service Team. RICHARD B. STRATTAN MEYERSDALE, PA. CHURCH MUSIC 107 Phi Mu Alpha, AGO, Vesper Choir, Con- cert Choir. CRAIG M. STRAWBRIDGE TITUSVILLE, PA. ACCOUNTING SPE treasurer, Omicron Deha Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, Football co-captain. SUSAN SWAGER COLUMBUS, OHIO ART Cwens, Mortarboard, RA, Associate Resi- dent Director, Student Life Committee, Women ' s Senate secretary vice president, field hockey. Joint Committee Student As- sociation and Board of Trustees. KATHRYN E. SWANEY EAST PALESTINE, OHIO ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Mortarboard, secretary. Kappa Delta Pi vice president. Pi Sigma Pi, Women ' s Sen- ate, PSEA. WILLIAM J. SWETERLITSCH CORAOPOLIS, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SPE, Football, Intramurals. JEFFREY P. TAYLOR LONG GROVE, ILL. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TC, Student Association, Mock Conven- tion, Radio. CARL S.TEETS III BERWYN, PA. BIOLOGY PKT, Band. JAMES A.TERRY HERSHEY, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE State Chairman Mock Convention, Cre- dentials Committee. BARBARA THOMPSON WATTSBURG, PA. ELEMENTARY EDUCATION SK, Student Association, Special Service Team, Orchestra. LINDA J. THOMSON GLENSHAW, PA. MATHEMATICS Kappa Mu Epsilon, Pi Sigma Pi, House Council. PAUL H. TREADWELL ROCHESTER, NEW YORK BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP, House Council, Intramurals. JAMES B.TURNER WILKINSBURG, PA. HISTORY SN. KAREN LEE TURNER NEWCASTLE, PA. RELIGION DZ vice president membership. Off Campus Exchange Student Johnson C. Smith Uni- versity, New Wilming-Ten, Vesper Choir, House Council. SUSAN TWADDLE NEW CASTLE, PA. ENGLISH KD, Pi Delta Epsilon secretary, Cwens, Mortarboard, Scroll, SCRAWL editor, Fac- ulty-Student Publications Committee, Pi Sig- ma Pi, Theatre Productions, PSEA, HOLCAD feature editor. RITAC.TYRAN BROOKFIELD, OHIO ENGLISH JOAN L. VARNUM PITTSBURGH, PA. SPEECH AND DRAMA SK, Alpha Psi Omega vice president. Sec- retary of Freshman Class, House Council, Vesper Choir, Liberal Arts Forum Commit- tee, Co-director of Communication of Dean of Chapel, Theatre. JOHN F. VOELP PITTSBURGH, PA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ASP. RUSSELL W. WADE HOLLIDAYSBURCPA. HISTORY ASP. ROBERT C. WEAVER ERIE, PA. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT TC, Golf team. STEPHEN A. WEIKER YARDLEY, PA. HISTORY GEORGE WILBUR TENAFLY, NEW JERSEY ECONOMICS JAMES R. WILLIAMS GREENVILLE, PA. CHEMISTRY ASP steward. Vesper Choir, Band, PSEA, HOLCAD photography editor, ARGO edi- tor. Faculty Student Publications Committee. TIMOTHY W. WILLIAMS NEW CASTLE, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE SPE social chairman, athletic director. In- tramural Basketball. H. DENNIS WILLIAMSON DEMAREST, NEW JERSEY MATHEMATICS Intramurals football and Softball. THOMAS G. WILSON PITTSBURGH, PA. HISTORY ASP, Wrestling, Varsity Club secretary- treasurer. DOUGLAS K. WINGFIELD NEW CASTLE, PA. SPANISH Interim in Spain, Delegate to Mock Demo- cratic National Convention. ARTHUR H. WINTER, JR. MOUNTAINSIDE, NEW JERSEY HISTORY SN, Intramurals, Youth Development Center. ROBERT A. WISKEMANN NATRONA HEIGHTS, PA. POLITICAL SCIENCE Pi Delta Epsilon, Listed in Nation Student Register, College Young Democrats presi- dent ana norttiwestern regional director, Intramurals, WKPS public relations direc- tor. Mock Democratic National Convention, Chairman of Credentials Committee. CARLETON W. YOUNG PITTSBURGH, PA. ECONOMICS TC, Omicron Delta Epsilon president. Pi Delta Epsilon vice president, Student As- sociation, HOLCAD. 108 A Advertisemen ALLHOUSE APPLIANCE Commercial Refrigeration Central Home— Air Conditioning Maytag— Frigidaire— Kitchen Aid Compliments of ALPHA SIGMA PHI Westminster College Compliments of ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Westminster College ALICE MOORE FASHIONS 210 W. Neshannock Ave. New Wilmington, Pa. 16142 Hours: Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. 946-2529 Compliments of CITIZENS NATIONAL The Bank That Has An Interest in You M PCONEY ISLAND Wilmington Rd. Kennedy Square New Castle, Pa. —Over 50 Years— CLARE E. WAGNER SONS Chrysler- Plymouth Cricket Dodge— Dodge Trucks New Wilmington, Pa. 16142 Compliments of LAMBDA CWENS CLEMENT VENDING CORPORATION New Castle, Pa. Compliments of DELTA ZETA Thank You for Your Patronage COLONIAL TAVERN 630 East Washington New Castle, Pa. DIAMOND CAFE 14 E. Washington Street Specializing in Corned Beef Sandwiches Italian Sausage and Meatballs DOLLAR SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Compliments of EDMISTON ' S HARDWARE WESTMINSTER ' S CLOSEST HARDWARE Across from the Fire House New Castle, Pa. Compliments of G.C. MURPHY AND COMPANY New Castle, Pa. D R DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Distributor ' s of Schmidts and Miller ' s Highlife 406 Taylor Street-652-5911 Drive In Service FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF NEW CASTLE Compliments of ED AND JERRY ' S SUNOCO New Wilmington, Pa. First Federal Plaza Towne Mall Assets Over One Hundred Million Compliments of SIGMA PHI EPSILON FRATERNITY Westminster College Compliments of THANES Westminster College SPORTING GOODS New Castle, Pa. WALDMAN ' S MEATS Newcastle, Pa. Food Purveyors for Hotels— Restaurants— Institutes Bruce Waldman 658-7788 WARNER ' S CAMERA New Wilmington, Pa. THE TAVERN New Wilmington, Pa. 16142 Reservations Phone 946-2020 Your Health is our Business GREENWOOD PHARMACY, INC. WELCH PHARMACY 135 South Market Street New Wilmington, Pa. 16142 WEINGARTER FLORISTS VILLANOVA INN 2701 Wilmington Rd. Newcastle, Pa. 658-6629 Finest in American and Italian Foods Phone 658-9474 662 E. Washington St. Newcastle, Pa. Congratulations to the Class of 1973 from WILMINGTON DAIRY R.D. No. 2 New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of ZETA T AU ALPHA SORORITY Westminster College X NTER ' S New Castle, Pa. Compliments of THE LANDMARK Restaurant and Coffee Shop New Wilmington, Pa. NEW WILMINGTON HOME FURNISHING CENTER WILMINGTON T.V. APPLIANCE 141 South Market St. New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of STROUSS ' S New Castle, Pa. Compliments from the Men of PHI KAPPA TAU FRATERNITY Compliments of PAN-HEL Westminster College Compliments of QUALITY TOOL PHIL FITTS FORD 3520 Wilmington Rd. Newcastle, Pa. POST OFFICE LUNCH New Wilmington, Pa. Congratulations Seniors Open 24 Hours Of The Day Good Food and Hot Dogs Compliments of PORTER ' S RIGGIN ' S ADVERTISING New Castle, Pa. Compliments of SIGMA KAPPA SORORITY Westminster College Compliments of Westminster College SHAFFER MOTORS 422 Taylor Street New Castle, Pa. Your Datsun Dealer From THETA CHI FRATERNITY Congratulations TROGGIO ' S One of the Most Beautiful Restaurants with Fabulous Foods to Compliment the Atmosphere New Castle, Pa. Compliments of SIGMA NU FRATERNITY Westminster College Serving Westminster Students ' New Wilmington ' s Bank ' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of 1 HAINES REALTY 1 New Wilmington, Pa. I FIRST SENECA BANK Your Full Service Bank New Castle, Pennsylvania Meeting Rooms to Accommodate 500 Air Conditions— Restaurant— Lounge Television— Swimming Pool Just IVz Miles West of New Castle on U.S. Route 422 New Castle Pa. 16101 Telephone 412 658-4701 Free Reservation Service Member F.D.I.C. New Castle, Lawrence Village Neshannock Township Office EUwood City Franklin Township Office Volant Wampum HOAGIE AND TACO HUT Newcastle, Pa. JAY-WEAVER MOTOR CO. Newcastle, Pa. MIKE ISABELLA ' S Restaurant and Lounge Banquet Rooms Meeting Rooms Take-Out Foods 658-7455 909 Wilmington Ave. Newcastle, Pa. Compliments of KAPPA DELTA SORORITY ALPHA PHI Good Luck, Seniors ! Compliments of INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Westminster College JEFFERSON MOTOR COURT The Ultra-Modern Motel in the Heart of Downtown New Castle, Pa. N. Jefferson Street Air-Conditioned Free Parking 412-655-9093 JESSE KERR JEWELER Newcastle, Pa. 16101 GLOBE COMMERCIAL PRINTING Offset and Letterpress printing Computerized Photo Typesetting New Wilmington, Pa. 946-2682 Compliments of AL SWEET MOTOR SALES, INC. New Castle, Pa. THE AMBER GRILLE New Wilmington, Pa. The Student ' s Choice Pizza our specialty 946-2312 BILL ' S SHOE STORE 139 South Market St. 946-1451 Dress and Casual Shoes BUTZ FLOWERS Newcastle, Pa. CAMPBELL COMPANY New Wilmington, Pa. Compliments of CHI OMEGA SORORITY Westminster College HICKORY GRILLE Erma Pat Steak Hot Sausage Sandwiches Spaghetti— Our Specialty Compliments of McFARLAND DAIRY New Wilmington, Pa. KAUFMANN CHEVY New Wilmington, Pa. LOUISE ' S New Wilmington, Pa. McCRUMB ' S M M MARKET Personalized Meat Service 109 South Market St. New Wilmington, Pa. Registered Keepsake Diamonds MEEK ' S JEWELERS Finest in Jewelry and Gifts MURAWSKI JEWELERS Newcastle, Pa. 16101 McFARLAND ' S HARDWARE RD 2 Box 129 New Wilmington 946-2541 On the Mercer Road, North of Town MILLER ' S VARIETY STORE Your Stationary and Gift Center in New Wilmington 131 South Marker Street NEW WILMINGTON AUTO PARTS 132 W. Neshannock Ave. New Wilmington, Pa. 946-8229 O ' NEIL CONSTRUCTION, INC. Compliments of NEW WILMINGTON THEATER NEW WILMINGTON SUPER SERVICE Quaker State Products 946-8521 Masonry Work Industrial and Commercial Eugene L. O ' Neil, Pres. P.O. Box 626 Clarion, Pa. 16214 R.D. 2 New Wilmington, Pa. Phone: 814-226-6521 412-946-5871 Compliments of PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO. New Castle, Pa. Congratulations, Seniors! PENN POWER Compliments of G.C. MURPHY CO. New Castle Compliments of: Alice Sherman Antiques J L Distributor Painter ' s Pennzoil Razor ' s Edge Barber Shop 4 ARGO People: Craig Cunningham, photographer; Dick Oden, photographer; Robin Ralston; Beth McHattie, Art Editor; Linda Martin; Laurel Hanway; Jim Williams, Edi- tor-in-Chief; Sharon Sharpe, Copy Editor; Josie Young- man; Allison Boehmer; Betsy Bilka, Managing Editor; Cyn- die Rollinson, Lay-out Editor; Allison Gordon. Other pic- ture: Steve Vallillo, Photography Editor. These are not all of the people that made the 1973 ARGO possible (or impossible?). Others such as George, Rich, Mr. Henderson, Mr. Sands and those whose names I cannot re- member at this instant helped to produce this book.— Editor 121 122 It is said that to get to New Wilmington from Pitts- burgh one drives up 1-79 until it rains, then turns left. Too often that ' s exactly true. How to succeed at W.C. 1. Laugh at what the professor thinks is funny. 2. Be conspicuous. 3. Be silent. 4. Take lots of notes. 5. Know what the professor wants. 6. Don ' t read. 7. Memorize. 8. Find somebody who had the course last year. 9. Think? — the students of Chemistry 31 127 For some reason people expect the yearbook editor to wax philosophical on the last page of the yearbook. Since I nearly flagged Philosophy, I won ' t attempt any intellectual, philosophical comments. This year we saw an innovation at W.C.— intervisitation. Six students were promptly thrown out for violations. We had the opportunity to vote for the President of the United States. Nixon won by the largest landslide in history and was implicated in the largest political scandal in history. Our dear Student Senate decided to pick up the tab for a drinking violation on campus and the Administration refused to validate the check. This brings me to one of my favorite subjects— Student Senate. You most likely have noticed how small this book is. In May, 1972, the S.A. slashed the ARGO ' s budget by 50%; the size of this book is the result of this cut. Well over 2000 pictures were taken to produce this book; innumerable man-hours were spent to organize the material. All this to create one hundred and twenty-eight pages of memories. Hopefully, five, ten, twenty years from now you will pick up this book and something, some picture, some caption, will spark memories, of your piece of life here in Paradise Valley.— Jim (Cricket) Williams June 11, 1973