Westminster College - Argo Yearbook (New Wilmington, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1974 volume:

1974 ARGO Westminster College New Wilmington, Pennsylvania two There are all kinds of different movements which an artist must accept; it ' s the same way with people. Vangie Lodwick three five six seven ten It feels good. I ' m not looking forward to leaving for I have had a wonderful four years here. Yet I feel that it is time to move on and I am ready to go. Dave McNeilly Best of all I ' d do it again even if I didn ' t have to. Greg Whitney Steven J. Holt Lyie R. Johnston Clifford S. Keyes Gary W. Lane seventeen eighteen nineteen Patricia Gannon Sharon L. Graham Mark S. Haverstock Nancy J. Herrington Laurel A. Phythyon Sharon L. Putnam twenty twenty-two Jamie S. Harrity Deborah A. Hepler Kathleen L. Pekkanen Susan C. Toth twenty-three Merrilee A. Briggs April D. Brown Barbara A. Farris Roberta Lordi Judith A. Armington Lynn E. Clifton Janet E. Cochrane P. Ellen McCafferty twenty-four Education itself has got to change. There is too much emphasizing on the program of one teacher — one classroom. I was too idealistic and I thought one person. I think team teaching definitely must happen. Laurie Phythyon Sally Keener Caroline R. Rowe William R. Tuttle Marcia A, Zornow twenty-five Karen L. McLuckey Sally A. Naylor Sharon J. Sharpe Gary L. Shaw twenty-nine thirty thirty-two Ann E. Barnet Samuel R. Carlson While spending long hours at the computer center, I ' ve oft pondered the gender of the dear IBM 1 130. Ships, planes and boats are always ' she ' , but what sex is a computer? Feminine finally came the answer After all they are admired for their configurations, they have the ability to read and correct all mistakes, they also predict our future foolishness, and, of course, they are always right Lynn W. Mankin Eleanor A. Stratton Robert W. Walrod Angela C. Andrulat Raymond A. Bair J. Elaine Beattie thirty-three thirty-four thirty-five Louise A. Ammerman James M. Arnemann Robert W. Braunlich Daniel A. Crippen forty-two forty-three FUN forty-four forty-five forty-seven forty-eight forty-nine BROWNE HALL STAFF Row , Caria Craig, Eddy Berry, Ann Laird. Row 2: Kay Hollyday (A.R.D.), Debi Hepler, Rita Crawford, Cindy Cochenour, Janet Cochrane (R.D.). HOUSE DIRECTORS Aida Arrastia, Gail Zaspel, Laurie Phythyon, Barb Schreiber. FERGUSON HALL STAFF Row . Ellen Bowman. 7ow 2 Sylvia Schneider, Dawn Eaton, Linda Stilwell, Sally Laing, Linda Kozak. Row 3: Sara McGraw (R.D.), Nancy Kraus (A.R.D.) fifty-one RUSSELL HALL STAFF Row 1: Dave Dobish, Paul Sapotichne. Row 2: Lyie Johnston, Tim Dugan, Dave Ingram, Tom Hartman. Row 3: Keith Johnston (A.R D.), Dar Huey (R.D.), Dave Cercone. An R.A. is a representative of tfie administration who must carry out ttie policies of the administra- tion, and at the same time he is a student and has as his peers, other students who are often at odds with the administration. Thus the R.A. is in the mid- dle with the administration pulling at one end and the students pulling at the other Dave McNeilly fifty-two HILLSIDE HALL STAFF Row J: Tom Bost (R.D.), Tom Bish, Don Andree. Row 2: Don Tylinski, John Filar, Clyde Goldbach, Dave Finney (A.R.D.), Dan Humpheries, Randy Punchard. EFFERS HALL STAFF Row . Mary Trout, Steve Gould (R.D.), Jon Seltenheim, Bob Utz, Randy Romberger, Pete Zimmerman, John Mitsos. fifty-three MORTAR BOARD (National Senior Women ' s Honor Society) Row 1: Avalyn Shutt, Debbie Krier, Linda Stilwell, Dr, Clara Cockerille (Advisor). ?0M 2 Colleen Parshall, Patti Lombardo, Nancy Herrington, Jan Twaddle, Sara McGraw, Sheila Edmonds, Debbie Swatsworth, Janet Cochrane, Elaine Beattie, Sally Naylor. CWENS (National Sophomore Women ' s Honor Society) Row 1: Sue Buesing, Anne Treleaven. Row 2:l n6a Martin (Pres.), Mary Lynn Tobin, Allison Gordon, Nancy Kable. Row J. Corky Converse, Pam Kirchoff, Cindy.Ostrowski, Dottie Stipanovich, Harriet Amurgis, Ruth Anne Fetterman, Beth Brow n, Karen Schmitt, Sharon McKee, Tempe Earl, Linda Morrow, Mary Skemp (Jr. Advisor), Missy Fitzmier. fifty-four WHO ' S WHO Row . Sara McGraw, Avalyn Shutt, Dick Ollinger, Kay Hollyday. ?ow i ' . Janice Gregory, Linda Stilwell, Jim Giel, Janet Cochrane, Nancy Kraus. WHO ' S WHO Row 1: Elaine Beattie. Row 2: Debbie Swatsworth, Dar Huey, Karen Brown, Patti Lombardo. Row 3: Bedell, Marsha Kennedy, Keith Johnston, Row 4: Rita Crawford, Steve Gould, Sally Naylor, Hi THANES (Sophomore Men ' s Honor Society) Row 1: Rick McCracken, Mike Seethaler, Dick Gmerek, Craig Mangie, Rich Mills, Mike Patterson. Row 2:lom Knapp, Tom Rosengarth, Dave Dobish, Ken Mitchell. Row 3: Kevin Hambelton, Jim Antus (Pres.), Mickey Shaffo, Bob Utz, Randy Romberger, John Wilson, John Quinn. fifty-five Following the advice of the philospher Swedenborg that the last third of a man ' s professional career should be spent in preparing those who enter the profession after him, I came to West- minster College fourteen years ago to be a part of the Education faculty. I think it is the wisest thing I ever did. Teaching at Westminster has been a sweet icing on the cake of a long career in teaching. I ' ve had the op- portunity to work in an intel- lectually challenging way with fellow faculty mem- bers. I ' ve enjoyed the friendly daily association with students and staff and I know I ' ve had a share in preparing some fine teach- ers who are making and will continue to make a valuable contribution to the profes- sion of teaching. Clara Cockerille KAPPA DELTA PI (National Education Honorary) Row . Nancy Herrington (Pres.), Karen Brown, Denise Toth, Sue James, Avalyn Shutt, Debbie Krier, Sherri Graham, Linda Stilwell. Row 2: ar eX Cochrane, Mindy Sargent, Marsha White, Sue Mclnnes, Barb Hutchinson, Cindy Campbell, Patti Lombardo. 7om J. ' Rhonda House, Linda Leard, Sue Kirkpatrick, Nancy Spera, Drue Simpson, Kathy Levitan, Mark Haverstock. Row 4: Dr. Clara Cockerille (Advisor), Betsy Preisel, Carole Leather, Gayle Rowe, Marcia Zornow, Jan Twaddle, Cindy Fagan, Laura Ceraolo, Brian Maguire. Row 5: Lynn Mankin, Donna Milleman, Lynn Clifton, Sara Gehr, Jennifer Fox, Chris Laub, Sara McGraw, Harry Cahill. fifty-six KAPPA ML) EPSILON (National Mathematics Honorary) Row . Debbie Krier, Karen Ostrowski, Barb Schrieber, Angle Andrulat, Elaine Seattle (Pres.), Rhonda Stone, Vickie Kirkwood. Row 2: Barb Mills, Ray Cetrone, Dave Frazier, Rodger Beckett, Mr. Paul Brown (Advisor), Clyde Goldbach, Nancy Cooper, Sara Gehr, Ginny Herron, Nancy Spera. ?on J. Father George Brunish (Advisor), Dr. Kenneth Whipkey (Advisor), Mr. Warren Hickman (Advisor), Dr. Thomas Nealeigh (Advisor), Rick Buckman, Toai Le, Dave Carothers, Mr. J. Miller Peck (Advisor). PHI ALPHA THETA (National History Honorary) Row 1: Bill Caches, Sally Spotts, Harry Cahill, Sara McGraw (Pres.), Lynn McFarland. Whitney Fraier, Tom Howell, Linda Stilwell, Nancy Spera. Row 3: Donna Bergmark, Debbie Bishop, Rodger Beckett, Dr. Delber McKee (Advisor), Matt Markovich. Row 4: Mr. Eugene Sharkey (Advisor). OMICRON DELTA EPSILON (National Economics Honorary) Row 1: Dave Santschi, Del Cromie, Bill Foster, Dr. Paul Frary (Advisor). Row 2 Dan Weinfurther, Lmda Kegg, Cindy Mabon, Linda Kozak, Chris Stall, Sean Deneen. Row 3: Dennis Schotsch, Robert Walrod, Jim Block, Jerry Caslow (Pres.), Paul Kimmel, Mr. James Bradley (Advisor), Mr. Richard Carroll (Advisor). KAPPA MU EPSILON (National Mathematics H onorary) Row . Cindy Mabon, Pat firmer, Debbie Casale, Dawn Wiltshire, Barb Wahl, Gail Boberg, Karen Brown, Karen Evans, Dottie Stipanovich, Debbie Gnatuk. Row 2:Z x % Stall, Kay Kloss, Amy Thompson, Charlotte Moore, Rhonda Krater, Barb Barley, Mary Jane Wolford, Sandy Godshall, Pam Kirchoff, Ross Russell, Row 3 Dick Oden, Dave Hall, Randy Miller, Rick McCracken, Bill Brayer, Jeff Whitney, Rich Mills, Dave Schneckenburger, Aileen Salmon, George Kaye, Jim Goldbach. ETA SIGMA PHI (National Classics Honorary) Row 1: Marty Tripp, Melody Barger (Pres.), Anne Treleaven. Row 2: Kathy Koch, Leslie Stitt, Georgia Mitsos. Row 3: Clark Carlson, Jim Heinrich, Ted O ' Brien, Tom DuFore, John Shearer, Dr. Dwight Castro (Advisor), PI DELTA PHI (National French Honorary) Row 1: Ellen Hall, Lil Rubash, Mary Beach. Row 2: Dr. George Clemens (Advisor), Dr. Bett Berneck (Advisor), Karen Stillman, Barb Schreiber (Pres.). Row 3: Betsy Zeiner, Karen Betz, Vickie Poole. DELTA PHI ALPHA (National German Honorary) Row 7. Julie McCready, Lynne Zulick, Shirley Bigley, Janice Gregory, Chris Erhardt. Row 2: Karen Cooper, Louise Schlotter, Dr. Jacob Erhardt. Row 3: Mrs. Herrig. Row 4: Ken Dean, Mary Ann Tkach, Dr. Rudolf Herrig. SIGMA DELTA PI (National Spanish Honorary) Row 7. Eleanor Stratton, Barb Baden, Sara Holben. Row 2: Lynn Mankin, Gail Zaspel (Pres.). J. Julie McCready, Carol Stunkard. fifty-nine PI DELTA EPSILON (National Journalism Honorary) Row 1: Noreen Landis, Bob Braunlich, Bob Bussy, Connie Cummings, Sheree Lewis. Row 2:Q,hu% Yahn, Cyndie Rollmson, Craig Bedell (Pres.), Sharon Sharpe, Peggy Bortz, Bob Sprague, Dave Balmer, Paul Lasky, Robin Ralston, Betsy Bilka. sixty sixty-one MU DELTA EPSILON (Religion Honor ary) Row 1: Don Stanley (Pres.), Theresa Kalsbeek, Janice Falk, Linda Young, Marcia Morrison. Row 2:C ark Carlson, Gail Grant, Harry Bailey, Kathy Koch, Ted O ' Brien, Doris Barron, Bob Savot, Jim Durlesser. To love life and men as God loves them — for the sake of their infinite possibilities, to wait like Him to judge like Him without passing judgment, to obey the order when it is given and never look back — Then He can use you — then, perhaps, He will use you. And if he doesn ' t use you — what matter. In His hand every moment has its meaning, its greatness, its glory, its peace, its co-inherence. Dag Hammarskjold Markings PHI SIGMA TAU (National Philosophy Honorary) Bob Savot, Janice Gregory, Dr. Thomas Gregory (Advisor), Dr. Eva Cadwallader (Advisor) sixty-two Singing, one of man s most spon- taneous expressions, as an art re- quires mastery of the physical, the emotional, the artistic, the philosophical and the intellec- tual. No activity challenges the human animal so completely. The singing artist must be the com- plete musician, the actor, the poet, the humanist. The art is boundless, at once the most fas- cinating, the most engrossing, the most intangible. Dr. Issac Reid HI ML) ALPHA SINFONIA (Professional Music Fraternity for Men) Row V. Dave Nastal, Dave Forsberg, John ohnson. Row 2: Steve Vallillo, Brian Ococl , Hanl Tusinski, Dave McClune, Jim McKeel, George Tucci, Rich easure, Steve Talley, Jeff Waite, Dennis Mumper, Dr. Richard Bancroft (Advisor). l U PHI EPSILON (National Music Sorority) Row 1: Beth Denlinger, Row 2: Debbie Sens, Debbie Cochenour, Kris ieibling, Ann Eckhart, Sue Calkins, Melinda Opitz, Janine Weitzel, Charlene Mervi arth, Doris Barron sixty-three PSI CHI (National Psychology Honorary) Row . Joanne Christy, Craig Bedell, Mary Ann Tkach (Pres.), Marje? Neff. Row 2: Ruth Weber, Kay Hollyday, Kathy Hric, Ann Laird, Josie Youngman, Sue Kirkpatrick, Dr. Stephen i Shry (Advisor). PI SIGMA PI (Scholastic Honorary) Row . Kathy Levitan, Avalyn Shutt, Dr. Arthur Jensen (Advisor), Debbie Miller, Doris Barron. Row 2. ian ce Falk, Nancy Spera, Linda Stilweii, Ray Cetrone, Debbie Krier, Matt Markovich (Pres.), Dave Cercone, Elaine Beattie, Karen Brown, Bill Gaches. Row 3: Michele Lynch, Sally Naylor, Sherri Graham, Marsha Kennedy, Jan Twaddle. BETA BETA BETA (National Biology Honorary) Row 1: Deb Pike, Carol File, Deb Miller (Pres.), Bonnie McDowell, Chris Kazmier, Dave Sager. Row 2. Tom Dietrich, Ken Hritz, Tom Hartman, Ron Cypher, Roger McCauslin. sixty-five WESTMINSTER COLLEGE ORCHESTRA Row Ann Eckhart, Mr. William S, Wilson (Director). Row2:S m Melnick, Charlene Merworth, Janice Falk, Linda Young, Sarah Vesely, Bruce Mcintosh, Debbie Miller, David Hall. Row 3:Qa i 6 Smith, Sue Kirkpatrick, Francis Pittock, Enid Cleary, John Sinclair, Debbie Cochenour, Lewis Lenkey, Karen Knapp, Kathy Dick, Elizabeth Jones, Diane Anastasiades, Carol Buell, Laura Ceraolo. Row Jeff Johns, Anthony Casbero, Alan Mele, Marge Turk, Kathy Albrecht, Dave McClune, Paul Mortland, Bruce Reader, Susan Hall. ?cim ' 5. ' Arthur Reichenfeld, Nelson Cleary, Mary Ann Harms, Carl Macale, Rose Subasic, Sue Calkins, Nancy Sittig, David Forster, Kirk Hofmeister, David Jessen, Richard Carroll. Row 5. Jayne Snyder, Gerry Morrow, Tony Mottle, Anne Downing, Tom Weber, Molly Rodgers, Gwen Dyer. WESTMINSTER COLLEGE 1974 SYMPHONIC BAND Row . Becky Beaver, Karen Knapp, Mary Ella Eastlick, Sally Laing, Sue Hall, Ken Kraft. ?oiv 2- Debbie « Cochenour, Mindy Cable, Karen Schmitt, Diane Durkee, Clifford Bell, Brenda Craig, Jan Westerhoff, Terry Massaro, Robin Oxiey, Glen Nekvasil, Ron DeJonge, Gail Boberg, Dave McClune, Paul Mortland. Row 3: Pete Herchenroether, Meridith Sutter, Louise Leutner, Barb Barley, Glenn Harris, Alice Ling, Ann Riker, Dave Forster, Maxine Minarcin, Sue Calkins, Debbie Gnatuk, Sue Stone, Don Watts, Dave Balmer, Corky Converse, Pam Kirchoff, John Clem, Gerry Morrow, Pam North. Row Janet Barron, Nancy Stratton, Debbie Fister, Janice Wimble, Sue Manspeaker, Sue Barrow, Warren Bouton, Nancy Sittig, Debbie Krier, David Hall, Jack Ewig, Robert Peterson, Jerry Caslow, Gail Shanor, Melinda Opitz, Karen Bakuhn, Candy Holsinger, Martin Porr, Bruce Haines, Betsy Preisel, Dave Forsyth. Row 5: Dr. Richard Bancroft (Director), Karen Kulaga, Alan Darby, John Williams, Mary Lynn Tobin, Dave Jessen, Danual Forsberg, Tom Weber, Charlene Merworth, Kirk Hofmeister, Leah Morrow, Robin Davis, Mark Haverstock, Wendy Reed, Alicia Conboy, Lee Oliver. sixty-six sixty-seven sixty-eight NEW WILMING-TEN Row 1: Debbie Krepps, Sheree Lewis, Betsy Cella. Row 2: Barb Ernst, Sara Hoi ben, Debi Dickson. Row Si euy Voegele, Lynne Voegele. ?om 4. Jennifer Fox, Barb By rd, Karen Campman. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS Row 1: Mr. Raymond Ocock, Beth Denlinger, Steve Talley, Kris Reibling. ?on ZCharlene Merworth, Hank Tusinski, George Tucci. J. Linda Young, Diane Brown, Nanci Tanguy, Sue Manspeaker, Janice Gregory. Row 4:K z ' Leasure, John Johnson, Dave Forsyth, Geoff Waite, Jim Merck. Row 5: Dennis Fike, Brian Ocock. t is rarely that I live with music happily for it is a most demanding taskmaster But it is my breath, I soar on it, gain strength from it, and desire to live surrounded by it Mrs. Carol Schoenhard MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE Row . Leah Morrow, Janet Barron, Doris Barron, Debbie Fister, Jeannie Montanile, Diane Brown, Ann Eckhart, Brian Ocock, Debbie Cochenour, Elaine Zello. Row 2:HBr c ' i Stratton, Patty Richards, Francine Todd, Sandy Johnston, Kirk Hofmeister, Dave McClune, Dennis Mumper. Row 3: knn Downing, Penny Rice, Dan Forsberg, Janine Weitzel, Kris Reibling, John Johnson, Jeff TITAN AIRES: Row .Marty Travis, Rhonda Stone, Nancy Lukas, Elaine Zello, Debbie Sens, La nnaLorigan, Angie Andru let (C apt.), Carol Tru ben bach. Row 2 ]enny , List, Barb Freund, Karen Klotz, Terry Leslie, Karen Cooper, Jennifer Fox, Sue Ellen VanDusen, Sue Kepple, Pam Bromeley. Row 3: Sherri Graham, Joyce Spargoj j Vickie Kirkwood, Ann Bauer, Robin Ralston, Rhonda Krater, Gayle Voege, Judy Wiles (Co-capt), Ceil Strudevant, Cindy Blahnik, Noreen Landis. ; WRA: Row 1: Barb Spivak, Karen Evans, Lynne Voegele, Nancy Kuhn, Terry Voegele, Nancy Tanguy, Barb Gilmour, Carol Tru ben bach, Diane Cioffi, Cory Williams, Cathy Hunn, Debbie Perry, Sharon McKee. Row Z Eileen Sparduti, Cathy Albrecht, Betsi Brown, George Malone, Nancy Johnston (Pres.), Holly Shiderly, Marcia Thompson, Ellen Kawana, Wendy Hamilton, Lynn Dukes, Linda Kondas, Colleen Stokes, Lmda Roess, Janie Shaginaw, Janet Comstock. Row 3: Suti DeWitt, Linda Jones, Leslie Forsythe, Ann Bauer, Kathy Levitan, Sue Valicenti. seventy-one seventy-two STUDENT ASSOCIATION Row 1: Sam Carlson, Cyndie Rutledge, Jerry Caslow. Row 2: Leslie Forsythe, Debby Dunmyer, Bonnie Malcolm, Mickey Shaffo, Sara Gehr, Shirley Bigley. J Deb Satterlee, Elame Grayson, Emmett Mitchell, Tom Knapp. Row 4. Jim Giel, Sherri Graham, Becky Nicholas, Sil Cipro, Jim Melnick, Janet Figenbaum, Barb Seneff, Robin Stephenson. Row 5: Greg Whitney, Dave Baker, Mike Harris. Row 5, Joe Kahle, Ralph Dise (Parliamentarian), Advisor Gary Mulim, Debbie Swatsworth (Secretary), Bill Foster (Treasurer), Bill Gaches (Vice president), Rusty Everett (Pres.). seventy-three FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Harold Hutchison, Bruce Beggs, Tim Dugan, Dale Mitchell, Dave Ingram, Jim Block, John Braymer, Randy Punchard, Dar Huey (Pres.), Bill Tindall. seventy-four STUDENT AFFILIATES OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY Art Byers, Steve Woodward, Bud Bryant, Sterling Seaboch, Ed Halusic, Jane Snyder, Advisor Dr. Percy Warrick. SOCIETY OF PHYSICS STUDENTS Carl Landls, Ray Cetrone, George Kaye, Paul Rowland, Gordon Mcintosh, Charlie Church, Advisor Dr. George Murphy, Don Barch seventy-five seventy-six WKPS-FM Row . Rich Martin, Charlie Cook, Larry Snyder. Row2:Enc Cederstrom, Pam Bromeiey, April Smith, Kim Eubanks, Beth Jones, Debbie Dunmyer, Georgia Mitsos, Linda Kondas, Barb Baden, Sterling Seaboch, Noreen Landis, Barry Murrin. How 3: Don Fredeen, Chris Travers, Bob Bussy, Marty Travis, Allison Gordon, Charlie Weisel, Gena Paterson, Rich Ballantyne, Charlie Hulme, Dave Wever, Chris Shovlin, Bob Sprague. Row 4, Mark Sansone, Sharon Sharpe, Bob Wittke, Dan Rindge, Bruce Haines, Dave Conover, Doug Klein, Gail Fey, Jeff Lawson, Mr. Jerome Henderson (Director of Broadcasting), Chip Williams. Row 5: Steve Nardozzi, John Noel, Rodger Beckett, Chris Yahn, Louis Morehouse, Craig Good, Robin Ralston, Craig Robertson. Row 6: Russ Reitz, Diane Durkee, Ann Bauer, Dan Crippen, Doug Phillips, Mark Haverstock, Ray Martinez. Row 7: Barb Ferris, Deb Miller, Tony Kopka, Burt Painter, Sue Ward, Ed Dreisdadt, Eric Welsh, Rich Clark. Row 8: Harry Ladley, Fred Beall, Steve Bowlby, Dave Balmer. Radio Conference ' 74 became a reality only through the collective effort of many enthusiastic people, whose singular objective was to provide every opportunity for serious, professional ex- change of ideas, experiences and concepts on a vital contemporary media force. These people suc- ceeded! Bob Sprague seventy-eight ARGO COPY STAFF Mary Lou Pendlyshok, Ann Bauer, Cyndie Rollinson (Editor), Barb Baden ARGO ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Row 1: Robin PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Joan Hanna, Rob Blaha, Ralston (Editor), Rhonda Stone, Karen Campman, Larry Nagel, Steve Vallillo (Editor), Kay Kloss, Missing Karen Schmitt (Associate editor). Row 2: Karen from picture; Rick Katilius. McLuckey, Sharon Harkay, Pat Peterson, Caria Craig, Karen Bleakney. ARGOlkYOKil STAFF Peggy Bortz, Barb Conner (Editor), Karen Turner, Liza Brockway, Stephanie Keith, Carol MacLellan. seventy-nine „OLCAOR.. L.da Ro«.e,. Bob Robe.on, Pe,g, Bor,. C.n, V, , P,uU=skv ;;:; :;:: ZXf ' eighty -rt l ! ' Cii«i  | o. fall; ' ' L.-H, ' .t r « turns. ' cattlt ' Keep (r Vi - )et n t I It carat . ce l kids boardtr pq Ko|. lo « PO.E.T. S. no. W + «,4«i- ' « ' ' «- ' S nJ TMte Los ?F lt e MOwPtR ' S S rJe, Plot Trie •S oARe OF Trie .ii Jf AkJP ' MDOe Trte vJAluS of rnr pbnOT ' S mirRor iwAs-e - olc a pi . EAcH PMHfi? STARTS W.TK I :i?epir oF 1 l-l ift, HAPPENINGS The highlight of the 1973-74 Celebrity Se- ries was Godspell. In Dr. Lammel ' s words, it was performed, not acted — definitely entertaining. Another major event of the fall was the Globe- trotters — a real experi- ence. eighty-one eighty-two . . . openness is . . . acceptance, patience, dialogue. It is being present to one another, offering at the moment of meeting and throughout the relationship all that is in us of humanity and receiv- ing gladly and humbly all that may come to us from the one who meets us . . .It is impossible to be open and sensitive in one direc- tion without being open to all. Openness to one from another cul- ture, nation, or faith moves us more fully into the stream of humanity and sensitizes us to all persons. Peggy Cleveland eighty-three Throughout the year many di- verse speakers and viewpoints came to Westminster. IVIichael Malzer came from Vienna to dis- cuss business and economics from a European viewpoint. The worth of a nation in the long run is the worth of the individual. Ramsey Clark have never detected a silent majority in the country, it seems to me that everybody ' s talking all the time and arguing and clamor- ing for attention. Charles Kuralt eighty-four eighty-five DC O LU LU DC CI? r 7e (jreeA- system is a good system — think if there were more inter-relations in the fraternity it would really help the campus, socially and other ways. John Filar PAN-HELLENIC CONFERENCE Row 7.- Lydia Lloyd, Karen Campman, Nancy Kable, Sue Ward, Dottie Steen, Kathy Doody. Row 2. Debbie Faulk, Linda Leard, Nancy Aikman, Sarah Waters, Ruth Anne Fetterman, Gayle Rowe, Joyce Butch. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL Denny Stephens, Jim Baribault, Ken Williams, Brooks Nerrick, Nelson Martin, Bill Brayer, Dav Watson, Dick Ollinger, Pete Zimmerman CO LU LU DC CO LU LU DC C ) LU LU DC O CO LU LU DC o A sorority is fun in the good times, but irreplaceable in the bad. With it I survived four years of unforgettable extremes of experiences, from retrieving frogs from the lake and shaving creme battles to staying up listening to hysterical sobs till 3 A.M. It is a part of me and a part of my many experiences never again to be repeated. Sara Gehr eighty-seven ALPHA GAMMA DELTA Row 1: Jane Morrow, Sally Spotts, Judy Armlngton. Row 2:Qz b Byrd, Nancy Kable. Row 3: Kathy Mellinger, Nancy Kendrick, Jan Essey, Meredith Robinson, Judy Turek, Hedy Gerlach, Betsy Cella, Sue Morrill, Sandy Armstrong, Patty Herbruck, Nancy Rheinlander, Diane Buchanan, Debbie Magill. Row 4: Barb Ernst, Betsy Bergreen, Becky Nicholas, Kathy Rumbaugh, Tassie Butia, Sally Keener, Karen Sternbergh, Candee Johnson, Kathy Wilson, Gail Anderson, Diane Bittle, Ann Laird, Lu Ann Heibling, Becky Nealeigh, Arlynn Parker, Barb Miller. Row 5: Nancy Burton, Sue Maclnnes, Sue Burgess, Nancy Johnston, Kathy Lamosek, Diane Swanhart, Jill Ogilvie, Linda Leard (Pres.), Linda Stilwell, Jan Turek, Linda Kozak. eighty-eight CHI OMEGA Row 1: Karen Waltho, Louise Schlotter, Sue Fausti, Marcia King. Row 2: Debbie Faulk (Pres.), Cindy Mabon. Row 3: Debbie Bishop, Sue Valicenti, Vickie Kirkwood, Peggy Paysour, Nina Howell. Row 4: Kim George, Toni Macioge, Karen Cooper, Dawn Eaton. Row 5: Amy Evans, Mary Ann Mull, Joan Hanna, Shawn Mauch, Ann Riker, Debbie Mihok, Becky Beaver, Cathy Gienger, Pam Bromeley, Barb Shaffer DELTA ZETA Row J: Cindy McCann, Pam Shelton, Barb Miller, Deb Satterlee. Row 2: Sue Stone, Pat Briner, Charlotte Summerfeld, Jennifer Fox, Debbie Swatsworth, Sherri i Graham, Chris Kazmier, Connie Cummings, Bobbi Taylor, yow J. Nancy Aikman (Pres.), Marcia Mackey, Ellen Bowman, Sara McGraw, Marianne Calabro, Robin Ralston, Rae Paquette, Diane Benhke, Barb Mills, Caria McQuistion, Lydia Lloyd. Row Angie Andrulat, Barb Freund, Debbie Garrett, Pat Stano, Carole Leather, Nancy Cooper, Sue Gerhart, Robm Stephenson, Heather Stevenson. Row 5: Beth Burns, Cindy Lester, Corinne Yamada, Chris Stall, Carol MacLellan, Barb Seneff Lynn Clifton, Sandy Stimson, Marti Crosby. ninety KAPPA DELTA Row 1: Marge Turk, Judy Hughes, Barb Gilmour, Anne Treleaven, Noreen Landis, Sara Holben, Debbie Burchfield, Tracey Hitchen, Wendy Hamilton. Row 2: Kay Hollyday, Sandy Tliompson, Gayle Rowe (Pres.), Cliris Sl ateil, Melody Barger, Sue Ellen Van Dusen, Kim Foreman, Caria Fisher, Mary Cressor, Georgia Mitsos, April Smith, Karen Evans, Missy Fitzmier, Gail Boberg, Karen Sloan, Barb Schaeffer, Sue Rowland, Barb Swick, Sharon Naulty, Mary Lou Pendlyshok, Allison Gordon, Barb Seethaler, Carolyn Paisley, Marsha White, Bonnie Malcolm, Nancy Henderson, Marcia Zornow, Joanne Bell, Cyndie Rollinson, Karen Nelson, Jan Westerhoff, Ann Carey, Stephanie Keith, Betsi Brown, Jan Twaddle, Corky Converse, Eileen Sparduti, Louise Morenouse. ninety-one SIGMA KAPPA Actives Row 7, Roberta Lordi, Dottie Steen, Tern Phillips. Row 2 Sue Price, Barb Vlasach, Stephanie Eshelman. Row 3: Dava James, Karin Oberg, Sue Halsey, Sylvia Schneider, Debbie Brown, Livia Bebing, Kathy Nicholas. Row 4: Rorry D ' Amato, Kathy Pekkanen, Karen Betz, Karen Herd, Carol Stunkard, Joyce Wilken, Lone Dunn, Debbie DeWitt, Sandie Haines. ?ow5. Nancy Gannon, Debbie Hall, Julie McC ready, Betty Sue Johnston, Robin Wi I lough by, Karen Miller, Leslie McGill. Row 5. Shirley Bigley, Marty Montgomery, Lynne Zulick, Patti Gannon, Joyce Butch (Pres.), Kris Trogner, Debbie Marsh, Kathy Turner, Diane A ery. Pledges (Right Row . Ceil Strudevant, Kathy Blair, Janet Graves, JoEllen Zambolla, Lisa Guernero. Row 2: E a ne Grayson, Karen Gurtner, Yvonne Romah, Cory Williams, Barb Kel ley, Judy McKee, Diane Cioffi. Row J. Corinn Ganyu, Debbie Edinger, Sandi Busch, Melinda Claire, Linda Morrow. Row 4. Nancy Lukas, Sue Kepple, Pat Rose, Evie Lattimer, Sue Bowman. ninety- two ZETA TAU ALPHA Row . Judy Wiles, Rhonda Stone, April Brown, Karen McLuckey, Sara Gehr, Nancy Herrington, Karen Campman 7ciM ' ZTerry Leslie. Rhonda Krater, Gayle Voege, Debbie Stranz, Barb Conner, Peggy Bortz, Shirley Klindienst, Rhonda House. Row 3 Karen Turner, Marge Dear, George Malone, Vangie Lodwick, Diane Durkee, Jenny List, Debbie Sens, Ann Bauer. Row 4: Kathy Hollis, Sarah Waters, Mary Luczka, Lanna Longan, Martha Birmingham, Ruth Anne Fetterman (Pres.). Row 5: Ellen Kawana, Jan Wimble, Kathy Albrecht, Amy Sutcamp. ninety-three ALPHA SIGMA PHI Row 1: Eric Claire, Tim Householder, Jay Johnson, Chuck Salzmann, Jeff Whitney, Bob Gamble, Wynn Stevenson, Dave Schneckenburger, Chuck Lang, Lyie Johnston, Bill Brayer (Pres.), Rick Scott, Paul Lasky,Tom Strauman, Jerry Hoyt, Kurt Pfaff. Row2: ob Butironi, Joe Lokay, Matt Flora, John Peterson, Kevin Potter, Tom Ritter, Dave Manning, Rich Miley, Mike Anthony, Emmett Mitchell, Bob Ferguson, Mark Smith, Jeff Sohlich, Dave Black, Tim Scarbrough, Rod Chew, Jeff DeJesus, Ken Behr, John Stewart, Ken Jones. Row 3:0 ' p Seeley, Larry Roscoe. ninety-five SIGMA NU How . Terry Lunser, Dave Gooch, Kevin McGrew. Row 2: Sle ' e Smith, Larry Bissell, Jeff Rentz, Chuck Kratz, Biff Kress, Bob Sondej, Gerry Lucas, Dave Dowr , John Whitehead, Tom Dietrich, Rusty Everett, Chip Lanks, Dan Mumaw, Bob Hendrickson, Paul Sapotichne, Larry Barr, Lou Saggio, Tony Crankovic, Bill Klir , Bill Bra ham, Jim Lowry, Gary Courtney. Row 3: ScoXX Euart, Curt Parks, John Mahoney, Joe Kahle, Harry Cahill, Tim Sullivan, Tom Inchak, Tom Lazzara, Bob Dwyi, ■ Mike Cotter, Rick Katilius, Skip Jenkins, Mike Kovach (Pres.), Tom Weaver, Chris Ziesenheim, Ken Mitchell, Bill Leech, Bob Utz, Warren Gleeson, John Mikic ; Dick Gmerek, Gary Crowell, Byron Pappas, Dave Watson. I ninety-six T SIGMA PHI EPSILON Row . Kevin Bennis, Scott Colvin, Todd McKim, Elmer Rybka, Frank Lauro, Jon Art (Pres.). Row 2:sim Leper, Dan Filipponi, Jerry Glenn, Dan Grabski, Bill Neil, Lyie Corbin, Alex Stupakis, Gus Georgiadis. Row 3: Bud Bryant, Phil King, Tom Rollason, Spencer Markle. Row 4: Chuck Hardy, Mark King, Chas Nitoli, Glenn Sprangers, Jim Kmec, Dave Lister, John Dennison, Tom Weber, Andy Stahura, Barry Whoric, John Wisse, Greg Evans, Mark Rheinhart. ninety-seven t THETA CHI Row 1: Elmore Patterson, Kory King, Larry Kudryk, Bill O ' Neil, Chuck Brown (Treasurer), Bob Brautigam, Jon Cole, Dave Jones, Less Enterline, Jim Cosentino. Row 2: Dave C lei land. Bob Reagle, Craig Hill, Rodger Beckett, Jeff Martin, Steve Woodward, Gleen Hein bough. Bill Baker, Dan Hecker, Bill Tuttle, Don Fredeen, Jim Tyler, Dave Santschi, John Clem, John McKenna, Denny Blackburn, Jim Baribault (President), Ed Soltis, Don Kolterjahn, Rich Ballantyne, Lee Oechsle, Denny Stephens, Steve Carroll, Ken Krotine, Fritze Curtze (Secretary), Bob Szalewicz, Joel Farr, Fred Taylor. Row J. Jeff Johns, Tom Van Hassent, Chuck McLuckey, Bert Molnar, Hank Buechli, Pete Herchenroether (Vice President), Mark Sansone, Rick Geasey, George Kaye, Tom Dilorenzo, Carl Hoffman, Kent Baker, Keith Trivel. Row 4: Ken Williams, Gary Lane, Paul Berdela, Mark Kenworthy. I ninety-eight 6 i , 83.: ' 2b. ' 8V 1 l8 ' 3, ,3b . 42 23 3b ; 68 v 1973-74 FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1: Sean Kelly, John Dennison, George Howley, John Mahoney, Elmer Rybka, Robin Pontius (co-captain), Scott Colvin (co-captain), Phil King, Darwin Huey, John Whitehead, Scott Griffith, Ted Boron, Row 2 o n Tobias, Dave Frazier, Dave Gooch, Dave McNeilly, Russ McKnight, Martin Kuttesch, Rod Chew, Tim Scarbrough, Roger Dickey, Carl Christofano, George Barr, Dave Michael, Steve Smith, ?ciw J, ' Vince Tutino, Dave J, Hasson, Don Sumner, Terry Foley, Dave Clelland, Lee Erickson, Jack Ewig, Bill Baker, Ken Krotine, Kevin Palladino, Larry BisseN, Mike Cotter, Row 4. Jan Budai, Ed Goettle, Keith Hepler, Mark Williams, Jerry Winters, Chris Knight, Jeff Renz, Mark King, Andy Stahura, Rowd. Mark Krivoski, Dave K, Hasson, Terry Lunser, Ken VanSchaak, Tom Weber, Ken Graff, Paul Dorsey, Jim Byrwa, Dave LoCicero, Jim Kyper, Bill Oberkreiser, Dan Carney Row 6: Todd Waggoner, Coach Gene Nicholson, Head Coach Joe Fusco, Manager Bob Braunlich, Dave Armahizer, Bob Dwyer, Rick Voltz, Coach George Waggoner, Coach Roger Campbell. ■4 1973-74 FOOTBALL SCORES Westminster 42 W Lock Haven 7 Westminster 14 W Waynesburg 0 Westminster 31 W Susquehanna U. 17 Westminster 32 W Bloomsburg 0 Westminster 14 W Indiana of Pa. 6 Westminster 14 W Taylor U. 13 Juniata 15 L Westminster 9 Westminster 14 W Geneva 7 one hundred one know the Titans never went into a game with a thought of losing and very rarely came out of a game with a loss. Westminster ' s success is built upon a winning tradition and that tradition is a positive mental attitude. Darwin Huey one hundred two 1973-74 WRESTLING TEAM — Row 7. Chuck Hardy, Barry Wickes, Mark Swank, Jon Cole, Tom Campbell, Dave Schneckenburger, Dave Dobish, Mark King, Rob Coutard. Row 2. Coach Roger Campbell, Bob Buehner, Spencer Markle, Tom VanHassent, John Jordan, John Shaffer, Mike Moses, Jeff Johns, Tom Weber. 1 ' 1973-1974 Wrestling Scores Thiel 29 L Westminster 8 Behrend 31 L Westminster 18 Case 21 L Westminster 20 Thiel 36 L Westminster 10 Behrend 34 L Westminster 18 Mount Union 49 L Westminster 6 Allegheny 37 L Westminster 9 Malone 29 L Westminster 21 Grove City 31 L Westminster 10 W J 34 L Westminster 12 Alderson-Broaddus 30 T Westminster 30 one hundred three one hundred four 1973-74 Basketball Scores Wp tmin tpr R 1 O 1 W Ppnn Statp Bphrend 66 Alliance L Wp ' itminstpr 83 Westminster 69 W Allegheny 63 St. Vincent 91 L Westminster 79 Westminster 62 W Grove City 53 Wavnpshiiro 1 1 2 |_ Westminster 96 Bpthanv 91 L Westminster 38 Westminster 79 W Carnegie Mellon 57 Wp itmin ;tpr 87 W Qt inrpnt 72 Wp ttmin :tpr 84 w Allpnhpnv 80 Alliance 98 L Westminster 92 Inrjiana 72 L Wp tmin stpr 66 Wavnpsbura 88 L Wp stminster 84 l l p ? tm in itpr y ¥ C J L 1 III! U IG 1 95 W Wash 9 Ipffprsnn 59 U. of Pitt. 106 |_ Wp ' itmin itpr ¥ ¥ %J L 1 lilt 1 J LKf 1 71 70 L Westminster 65 1 unir ta O U 1 1 1 CI ICJ 101 L Westm inster 82 wLJOvJU I lOI II ICJ 8 1 |_ Wp itmin ' itpr r r x JLIIIIIItJLKfl 63 Slippery Rock 103 L Westminster 89 Geneva 80 L Westminster 76 Grove City 84 L Westminster 60 one hundred five 1973-74 CROSS COUNTRY SCORES Westminster 19 W Geneva 39 Westminster 16 W Gannon 43 Westminster 27 W Allegheny 30 Westminster 17 W Thiel 46 Westminster 26 W CMU 30 Westminster 1 8 W Duquesne U. 30 Westminster 23 W Allegheny 32 Grove City 22 L Westminster 37 1973-74 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Row 1: Kurt Pfaff, Roger Messenger, Chuck Fisher (capt ), Barry Skiles, Tom Knapp, Kevin Potter, Dick Oden, Coach Ray Ondako. one hundred six 1973-74 TRACK TEAM Row 1: Bob Utz, Tom Knapp, John McKenna, Dick Oden, Jon Art, Dave Gooch, Geoff Butia, Chuck Fisher, Bill Baker, Bill Tindall Row Z Coach Gene Nicholson, Kevin Potter, Tom Strauman, Jeff Whitney, Mike Reich, Dale Hoffman, Paul Keefer, Terry Lunser, Jim Byrwa, Ron Repasky, Coach Roger Campbell. Row 3: Riddell, Alex Phillips, Andy Stahura, Dave Hasson, Mark Krivoski, Jon Miklos, Paul Makarevich, Tim Householder, Dave Armahizer. 1973-74 BASEBALL TEAM — Row 7. Jerry Winters, Dave Margraf, Dave Wareham, Dave Hasson, Tim Trafecanty, Rick Voltz, Gerry Gagliano, Tom Bost (Capt.), John Duff, Sam Haines, Mike Rimbey, Steve Douglas (Mgr.), Row 2:Coach George Waggoner, Ken Crutcfier, Ken Williams, George Barr, Ken Graff, Russ McKnight, Don Tylinski, Dave Selchan, Steve Mills, Dave Mellott, Coach Wayne Christy. one hundred eight 1973-74 BASEBALL SCORES Waynesburg 2 L Westminster 0 Westminster 5 W Waynesburg 2 Grove City 1 L Westminster 0 Westminster 10 W Grove City 2 Westminster 8 W Geneva 6 Westminster 3 W Geneva 0 Westminster 5 W U, of Pittsburgh 1 U. of Pittsburgh 5 L Westminster 4 Slippery Rock 6 L Westminster 2 Slippery Rock 7 L Westminster 4 Westminster 6 W Behrend 5 Behrend 7 L Westmin ster 2 Hiram 6 L Westminster 5 Westminster 4 W Clarion 3 Westminster 3 W Clarion 2 California 6 L Westminster 1 California 5 L Westminster 4 Westminster 1 1 W Thiel 5 Westminster 8 W Thiel 1 Allegheny 2 L Westminster 1 Allegheny 7 L Westminster 3 one hundred nine 1 1974 GOLF TEAM — Row . Coach Harold Burry, Bob Buzard, Chris Capotis, Dave Memo, Tom DiLorenzo, Keith Mudrey, Karl Schroedel, Lynn Jones, Paul Hollstein, Eddie Davis. 1973-74 GOLF SCORES Westminster 5 W Duquesne U. 1 Westminster 7 W Wash. Jefferson 0 Westminster 7 W St. Vincent 0 Westminster 8 W CMU 1 Westminster 6 W Geneva 1 Westminster 5 W Waynesburg 2 Indiana of Pa. 7 1 2 L Westminster 1 1 2 Westminster 390 W Grove City 411 Westminster 401 W Behrend 451 Westminster 400 W Allegheny 424 1973-74 MVPs and ATHLETIC AWARDS WINNERS — Row 1: Dave Hasson, Dave Frazier, Robin Pontius, Gordon Edwards. Row 2: Mark King, Ken Crutcher, Jay Johnson, Chuck Fisher, Bob Buzard one hundred ten 1973-74 TENNIS SCORES Westminster 9 W St. Vincent 0 Westminster 9 W Geneva 0 Westminster 6 W CMU 3 Westminster 9 W Thiel 0 Slippery Rock 6 L Westminster 3 Westminster 9 W Waynesburg 0 Grove City 5 L Westminster 4 Westminster 7 W Youngstown State 2 U. of Pittsburgh 7 L Westminster 2 Westminster 7 W Allegheny 2 one hundred eleven 1973-74 SWIMMING TEAM Row . Wynn Stevenson, Matt Flora, Jim Zora, Barb Wahl, Dale Davis, Bill Robertson, Jeff Martin, Ro . 2- Tom Rosengarth, Bob Ives, Kurt Pfaff (co-capt ), Tim Piper (co-capt ). Jay Johnson, Coach Nicholson. 1973-74 SWIMMING SCORES CMU 63 L Westminster 46 Thiel 65 L Westminster 47 Slippery Rock 60 L Westminster 48 Hiram 67 L Westminster 43 Allegheny 90 L Westminster 22 Grove City 64 L Westminster 46 Wash. Jefferson 58 L Westminster 55 one hundred twelve 1973-74 WOMEN ' S TENNIS SCORES Westminster 4 W Mercy hurst 1 Grove City 5 L Westminster 0 Westminster 3 W Geneva 2 Allegheny ? L Westminster ? Westminster 4W Geneva 1 Westminster 3 W Mercy hurst 2 1973-74 WOMEN ' S VOLLEYBALL Thiel YSU Grove City Westminster Clarion Westminster Westminster Thiel Westminster Westminster Westminster W Geneva L Westminster W YSU W Geneva L Westminster one hundred fourteen like sports, but often I just participate with my eyeballs. Even then, it ' s envigorating. I admire those who make a livelihood out of it; I admire most those who do it for the challenge. Anonymous 1973-74 WOMEN ' S BASKETBALL SCORES Westminster 39 W Allegheny 33 Thiel 40 L Westminster 29 Westminster 62 W Geneva 27 Westminster 40 W YSU 35 Westminster 45 W Allegheny 30 Westminster 60 W Mercy hurst 54 Westminster 52 W Geneva 20 Westminster 37 W Thiel 35 one hundred fifteen LONELINESS . . . wanting someone to talk to and there ' s no one there one hundred sixteen being alone in a crowd one hundred seventeen one hundred eighteen one hundred nineteen one hundred twenty Mr. Thomas W. Carver Dean of Students Mr- Thomas 1. Ritchey Graduate Intern Dr. Phillip A. Lewis Mr. William T. Bolyard, Jr. Dean of College Registrar Mr. Donald J. Pace Dr. Kenneth M. Long Mr. Robert 0. Seidewitz Comptroller Assistant Dean of College Business Manager Mr. James D. Sands Mr. Charles K. Henderson Treasurer Director of Public Information one hundred twenty-three Mr. William E. Blackburn Superintendent of Buildings Grounds Mr. Raymond G. Preston Director of Alumni Affairs Mr. John C. Va nee Mr. Harry W. Shoup Director of Deferred Giving Director of Development one hundred twenty-five Dr. Edward C. Gese Mr. Nelson Oestrich, Chairman Dr. John P. Fawley Professor, Biology Associate Professor, Art Assistant Professor, Biology Dr. Clarence E. Harms, Chairman Professor, Biology Art is an idea — travel, i.e. the attempt to explore and present visual information and ideas. Mr. Oestrich one hundred twenty-six Dr. Richard A. Hendry Professor, Chemistry Dr. Robert T. Levine Assistant Professor, Chemistry Dr. Paul E. Frary, Chairman Assistant Professor, Economics Business Dr. Robert P. DeSieno Associate Professor, Chemistry Mr. Robert E. Meadows Assistant Professor, Economics Business Dr. Percy Warrici , Jr. Associate Professor, Chemistry Dr. H. Dewey DeWitt, Chairman Professor, Chemistry one hundred twenty-eight Dr, Samuel A, Farmerie Associate Professor, Education Dr. Robert E. Conway Professor, Education one hundred twenty-nine one hundred thirty Mrs. Janet E Hopkins Assistant Professor, Education Dr. Joseph R. Henderson, Chairman Professor, Education Dr. Charles H. Cook, Jr., Chairman Professor, English Mr. W. Paul Gamble Assistant Professor, English one hundred thirty-one Dr. Marta H. Messier Assistant Professor, English Dr. George B Clemens Professor, French Mr. James A. Cummins Dr. Harry G. Swanhart Dr. James K. Sewall Assistant Professor, Spanish Dr. J. Hilton Turner Professor, Greek and Latin one hundred thirty-four one hundred thirty-five Mrs. Carol V. Schoenhard Assistant Professor, Music Mr. Raymond H. Ocock Assistant Professor, Music Mr. William S. Wilson Instructor, Music Dr. Eliot M. Newsome Assistant Professor, Music Dr. Irene Sample Associate Professor, Music Dr. Isaac E. Reid, Jr. Associate Professor, Music one hundred thirty-seven Miss S. Kipley Haas Instructor, Physical Education Mr. Roger N. Campbell Instructor, Physical Education Mr. Joseph B. Fusco Assistant Professor Physical Education Dr. Harold E. Burry, Chairman Professor, Physical Education Mr. Raymond K. Ondako Assistant Professor, Physical Education Mr. B. Eugene Nicholson Assistant Professor, Physical Education one hundred thirty-eight Dr. William L. Johnson, Chairman Assistant Professor, Physics Dr. George L. Murphy Assistant Professor, Physics Dr. Floyd J. Zehr Associate Professor, Physics Mr. George L. Waggoner Instructor, Physical Education Miss Marjorie Walker Assistant Professor, Physical Education PHYSICS IS PHUNi Dr. G. Samuel Lightner IV Assistant Professor, Physics Mrs. Irene F. Walters Assistant Professor, Physical Education one hundred thirty-nine Dr. Andrew T, Abell, Chairman Associate Professor, Psychology Dr. Ronald R. Rossi Assistant Professor, Psychology one hundred forty Dr Walter H Slack Associate Professor, Political Science Dr. William T Nichols, Chairman Associate Professor, Political Science Dr. Eva H. Cadwallader Assistant Professor, Philosophy Dr. Wayne H. Christy, Chairman Professor, Rehgion Philosophy one hundred forty-one Mr. Jerome D. Henderson Assistant Professor, Speech Drama Dr. David G. Guthrie Instructor, Speech Drama Dr. William G. Burbick, Chairman Professor, Speech Drama Dr. Carolyn B Combs Assistant Professor, Speech Drama Dr. Earl C, Lammel Assistant Professor, Speech Drama Dr. Walter E. Scheid Assistant Professor, Speech Drama one hundred forty-three FRIENDSHIP one hundred forty-four one hundred forty-five one hundred forty-six one hundred forty-seven one hundred forty-eight one hundred forty-nine LOUISE AMMERMAN, CURRWENSVILLE PA., SPEECHAND DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega, vice president: Theater Productions, pp. 42. GARY A. ANDERSON. INDIANA, PA.. ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Alpha Sigma Phi, corresponding secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; Thanes; Intramurals; RA; Vesper Choir; Band, pp. 23. GAYE P. ANDERSON. NEW BEDFORD, PA.. ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION pp. 22. ANGELA C. ANDRULAT. BELLEVUE PA.. MATH Delta Zeta; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; Drill Team, captain; Vesper Choir, pp. 33. JUDY ARMINGTON. CLEVELAND. OHIO. ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Alpha Gamma Delta; Hockey Team; Intramurals; Mermaids, pp. 24. JIM ARNEMANN. JERICHO. N. Y. SPEECH AND DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega, treasurer; Masquers; Young Democrats; Theater Productions; Mock Demo- cratic National Convention, pp. 42. AIDA ARRASTIA, MIAMI. FLORIDA. CHRIS- TIAN EDUCATION RA; RD, McKelvey House, pp. 40. HARRY BAILEY NEW WILMINGTON. PA.. RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon. RA YMONDA. BAIR PITTSBURGH. PA.. CHEM- ISTRY AND MATH Student Affiliates of the American Chemical So- ciety, president, pp. 33. ANNE. BARNET HIGHSPIRE PA.. LATIN AND ENGLISH Eta Sigma Phi, pp. 33. DORIS J. BARRON. GREENSBURG. PA.. MUSIC EDUCA TION Mu Phi Epsilon, secretary; Mu Delta Epsilon; Mu- sic Educators National Conference, president; Band; Concert and European Choir; New Wilm- ing-Ten, pp. 36. J. ELAINE BEATTIE NEW KENSINGTON. PA.. MA THEM A TICS Delta Zeta; Kappa Mu Epsilon, president; Pi Sigma Pi; Mortar Board; House Council; Women ' s Senate, president; RA; Intramurals, pp. 33. J. CRAIG BEDELL. WATERTOWN. CONN.. PSY- CHOLOGY Psi Chi, vice president, Omicron Delta Kappa, president; Pi Delta Epsilon, president; Group of Advisors in Psychology, president; Intramurals; Argo; Majors Council; RA; Chapel Evaluation Committee; Thanes, pp. 38. EMILY ALLEN BERG. NEW CASTLE. PA.. ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION pp. 41. BETSY BERGREEN. OLEAN. N. Y. ART EDUCA- TION Alpha Gamma Delta; Student Association; Fergu- son House Council; Women ' s Tennis Team; Mer- maids; Liberal Arts Forum; Special Service Team, pp. 12. KAREN R BETZ. BUTLER PA.. FRENCH Sigma Kappa, president; Pi Delta Phi; Vesper Choir, pp. 31. THOMAS £ BISH, JEANNETTE PA.. BUSI- NESS Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals, pp. 16. DEBRA E BISHOP MENTOR OHIO. POLITI- CAL SCIENCE Chi Omega; Phi Alpha Theta; Pan-Hellenic Coun- cil; Women ' s Senate; Women ' s Senate Judicial Board; Intramurals; WRA; Intercultural Forum; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 38. D ARLENE BLAIR GREENVILLE PA.. ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Work in Placement Office, Library, pp. 21. THOMAS L. BOST JAMESTOWN. PA.. CHEM- ISTRY Phi Kappa Tau; Thanes; Omicron Delta Kappa; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; RA; RD, Hillside; Baseball Team, pp. 1 5. ELLEN K BOWMAN. EDINBORO. PA.. FRENCH Delta Zeta; Women ' s Senate, vice president; Wo- men ' s Basketball Team; Intramurals; Mock Demo- cratic National Convention; RA; Desksitter; Galbreath House Council, vice president, pp. 31. ROBERT W. BRAUNLICH WOOSTER OHIO SPEECH Football Trainer, Equipment Manager; Orr Auditorium Crew; WKPS; Mock Democratic Na- tional Convention; Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes; Chapel Technical Crew, pp. 42. MERILEEA. BRIGGS. ERIE PA.. ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION AND PSYCHOLOGY Alpha Gamma Delta; Vesper Choir; Student Life Comrnittee; RA, pp. 24. APRIL BROWN. MURRYSVILLE PA.. ELEMEN-S TARY EDUCATION Zeta Tau Alpha; Special Service Team, pp. 24. DEBBIE BROWN. NEWCASTLE PA.. ENGLISH Sigma Kappa, pp. 26. KAREN BROWN. EAST SPRINGFIELD, PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Cwens; Kappa Delta Pi, vice president; Women ' s Senate; Volleyball Team; WRA, president; ARD,.. RD, Galbreath, pp. 22. NANCY BURTON. ROWAYTON. CONN.. ART Alpha Gamma Delta; Drill Team; Tennis Team; WRA; Theater Productions; Desksitter, pp. 12. GEOFFREY BUTIA. NEW WILMINGTON, PA.,- BIOLOGY Track Team, pp. 1 3. HAROLD J. C AH ILL. CLOSTER. N. Y. HISTORY ' Sigma Nu; Phi Alpha Theta, treasurer; House Council; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 28. NOEL A. CALHOUN III AKRON. OHIO. ENG- LISH Phi Kappa Tau, corresponding secretary; Omi- cron Delta Kappa; Russell House Council; Mock Democratic National Convention; Concert Choir; Student Association; Special Service Team; RA, ' pp. 26. PA TRICK W. CAMPBELL. NEW WILMINGTON, ' PA.. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Sigma Phi, pp. 16. THOMAS M. CAMPBELL, WEST MIDDLESEX, PA.. ENGLISH Theta Chi, pp. 26. CLARK CARLSON. KANE, PA.. RELIGION Mu Delta Epsilon; Chapel Staff, pp. 40. SAMUEL CARLSON. GLENSHAW. PA.. SPAN- ISH Student Association; Swim Team, pp. 33. PAUL D. CARROLL MONTVALE N. J.. HIS- TORY Sigma Nu; Intramurals, pp. 28. JERRY L CASLOW. GLEN ROCK, PA.. AC- COUNTING Omicron Delta Epsilon, president; Student As- sociation; Intramurals; Band; Vesper Choir, Stage Band, pp. 1 6. BETSY ANN CELLA, WILLINGBORO, N J., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Alpha Gamma Delta, treasurer, Student Associa- tion; Ferguson House Council; Tennis Team; Ves- per Choir; New Wilming-Ten; Intramurals, pp. 21. DA VID CERCONE, McKEES ROCKS PA., HIS- TORY Pi Sigma Pi; Phi Alpha Theta; House Council, president; RA, pp. 28 RA YMOND CETRONE McKEES ROCKS, PA., PHYSICS AND MATH Pi Sigma Pi; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma, president; House Council; Judicial Board; Society of Physics Students, president; Majors Council, pp 38 BYRON L CHAPLIN III, McKEESPORT PA., BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION Vesper Choir; Mock Democratic National Conven- tion, pp 1 6 ERIC CLAIRE, TALLMADGE OHIO, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Alpha Sigma Phi; Intramurals; Vesper Choir, pp. LYNNE CLIFTON, HUBBARD, OHIO, ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Delta Zeta; Kappa Delta Pi; Intramurals; Estab- lished Service Team; Cwens; RA, pp. 24. JANET E COCHRANE RIPLEY N Y, ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Cwens, treasurer; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; ' Women ' s Senate, treasurer; House Council; In- tramurals; RA; RD, Browne; Special Service Team, pp. 24. ANNE COFFEY L YNNFIELD, MASS., MUSIC Music Educators National Conference; American Guild of Organists, Vesper Choir, pp. 36. I DAVID COFFEY ERIE PA., MUSIC ' Phi Mu Alpha; Music Educators National Confer- ence; American Guild of Organists, pp. 37. ; RICHARD E. CONRAD SEWICKLEY PA., MU- SIC Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, secretary. Student As- sociation; Intramurals; Tennis Team; Music Educators National Conference; American Guild of Organists; Established Service Team; Concert Choir; Vesper Choir; Madrigal Group, pp. 36. KAREN COOPER MADISON, N. J., GERMAN Chi Omega; Delta Phi Alpha; Drill Team; WRA; Junior Year Abroad at Heidelberg, Germany, pp. RITA CRAWFORD, COLUMBIANA, OHIO, CHEMISTRY AND MATH Kappa Mu Epsilon; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; Dean ' s List Student; Who ' s Who; Intercultural Forum, president, secretary; Dean of Chapel Staff, Established Service Chairman; Tennis Team, cap- tain; WRA; Basketball Team; American Chemical Society; Majors Council; Vesper Choir; RA, pp. 15. DANIEL A. CRIPPEN, KENMORE N. Y., SPEECH Pi Delta Epsilon; Intramurals; WKPS, Sports Di- rector, pp. 42. MARILYN DAVENPORT NEW CASTLE, PA., THE A TER AND ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Alpha Psi Omega; Theater Productions, pp. 42. RONALD DeJONGE, BELLEVILLE. N. J., MUSIC EDUCA TION Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, treasurer; Intramurals; Music Educators National Conference; Band; Or- chestra; Stage Band; Pep Band; Pit Orchestra, pp. 36 SUSAN DENNISON. ERIE PA.. MUSIC American Guild of Organists, Music Educators National Conference; Vesper Choir, pp. 37. DEBRA J. DeWITT TOWANDA. PA.. ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa, treasurer; Kappa Delta Pi; Vesper Choir, pp. 23. DAVID V. DIERCKSEN. WEST CALDWELL, N. J.. HISTORY Phi Kappa Tau, pp. 28. THOMAS S. DIETRICH. ALLIANCE. OHIO. BI- OLOGY Sigma Nu; Pi Sigma Pi; Beta Beta Beta, vice presi- dent; Thanes; Football Team; Wrestling; Biology Club, pp. 1 3. RALPH A. DISE. JR.. CLEVELAND HEIGHTS OHIO. ENGLISH AND POLITICAL SCIENCE Phi Kappa Tau, corresponding secretary; Student Associat ion; Student Affairs Committee, chair- man; Intramurals; Orchestra; Band; Theater Productions; Holcad; Student Life Committee; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 26. ANNEG. DOWNING. SHARON. MASS.. MUSIC EDUCA TION Band; Orchestra; Stage Band; Choir; Music Educators National Conference, pp. 36. DA VID B. DOWNS. PHILADELPHIA, PA.. BUSI- NESS ADMINISTRA TION Sigma Nu; Intramurals, pp. 16. PAMELA EDINGER. GLENSHAW. PA.. SPEECH Vesper Choir, pp. 42 SHEILA A. EDMONDS. CAN FIELD. OHIO, SPEECH AND ENGLISH Mortar Board, secretary; Pi Sigma Pi; Chapel Staff, Co-Chairman of Service Projects, Co-Chair- man of Communications; Debate and Forensic Team; House Council, pp. 42. GORDON MACK EDWARDS, PITTSBURGH, PA., MA TH Wrestling; Tennis, pp. 15. COLLEEN SUE EICHENLAUB, BUTLER PA., ENGLISH pp. 26. RUSSELL EVERETT WEST HARTFORD, CONN., ECONOMICS Sigma Nu, secretary; Intramurals; Student As- sociation, president; Chairman of Student Affairs; Chairman of Constitution of Elections, pp. 19. JANICE FALK, LANCASTER, PA., CHRISTIAN EDUCA TION Scroll; Mu Delta Epsilon, secretary-treasurer; Or- chestra; Established Service Team, pp. 40. BARBARA FARRIS. FREEDOM, PA., ELEMEN- TARY EDUCA TION AND PSYCHOLOGY Kappa Delta Pi; Intramurals; WKPS; Established Service Team, pp. 24. P SUSAN FAUSTI, CONWAY, PA., ENGLISH Chi Omega, secretary, president; Scroll; WRA, In- tercultural Forum, pp. 26. ROBERT FERGUSON, PITTSBURGH. PA.. ECO- NOMICS Alpha Sigma Phi; Golf Team, Intramurals, pp. 1 6. DENNIS PIKE SHARON. PA.. MUSIC EDUCA- TION Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, vice president; American Guild of Organists; Music Educators National Conference; Concert Choir, pp. 36 JOHN D. FILAR JEANNETTE PA.. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Phi Kappa Tau, Tennis Team; Judicial Board; RA; House Council, pp. 1 6 DAVID F. FINNEY. MERCER. PA.. PSY- CHOLOGY Phi Kappa Tau, pp. 38. CHUCK FISHER. ROCHESTER. N Y. BUSI- NESS MANAGEMENT Cross Country, captain; Track, captain; Intramu- rals, pp. 17. CHARLES VAUGHN FLESH ER UNIONTOWN, PA.. BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Thanes; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; In- tramurals, pp. 17. SHARON L YNN FORREST. NEW CASTLE. PA.. ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION. pp. 21. WILLIAM R. FOSTER PITTSBURGH. PA.. AC- COUNTING Sigma Nu, Kappa Mu Epsilon, Omicron Delta Ep- silon; Pi Sigma Pi; Thanes; Intramurals; House Council; Student Association, treasurer, pp. 17. JENNIFER L. FOX. PITTSBURGH. PA.. ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Delta Zeta; Kappa Delta Pi, secretary; Pi Sigma Pi; New Wilming-Ten, director; Intramurals; Vesper Choir; Drill Team, pp. 25. WHITNEY FRAIER. MAPLE HEIGHTS OHIO. HISTORY Alpha Gamma Delta; Phi Alpha Theta; Student Association; Cheerleader, pp. 29. DONALD J. FREDEEN CHAUTAUQUA. N. Y. BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION Theta Chi; Intramurals; WKPS, Program Director, PP 17. JEFFREY R FULLER CORRY PA.. POLITICAL SCIENCE Alpha Sigma Phi; Swimming Team. PA TRICIA GANNON. CENTERPORT N Y. ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa; Field Hockey; Intramurals; House Council, pp. 20. one hundred fifty-one SARA GEHR, LANCASTER, PA., MATH Zeta Tau Alpha; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Kappa Delta Pi; Pan-Hellenic Council, vice president; Student Association; Hockey Team; 1971 Homecoming Candidate; WRA; Established Service Team, pp. 34. GLADYS IRENE GEORGE MEADVILLE PA., ENGLISH Phi Mu; Holcad, assistant copy editor, editorial board; Argo; Library Assistant; Special Service Team, pp. 26. JAMES A. GIEL, JR., GLENSHAW, PA., HIS- TORY Student Association; SA Executive Council; Chairman of SA Student Publications; Student Affairs Committee of the Board of Trustees; Stu- dent Life Committee; Student Publications Com- mittee; Chairman of the Student 125 Fund; Intramurals; Interested History Students; Holcad; Vesper Choir; Mock Democratic National Conven- tion; House Council; RA, pp. 29. CLARENCE RUSSELL GILMAN, JR., LIGONIER PA., BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta; RA; RD; Intramurals; Established Service Team; Majors Council, pp. 13. B. SUZANNE GODSHALL, LANSDALE PA., MA THEM A TICS Phi Mu; Music Educators National Conference; Folk Choir; Vesper Choir; European Choir, pp. 34. CLYDE W. GOLDBACH, JR., MONROEVILLE PA., MA TH Phi Kappa Tau; Kappa Mu Epsilon, vice president; Thanes, treasurer; RA; Intramurals, pp. 34. STEPHEN GOULD, PAOLI, PA., PSYCHOLOGY Phi Kappa Tau; RA; RD, Jeffers; Intramurals; Saga worker, pp. 39. SHARON LYNN GRAHAM, OAKMONT, PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Delta Zeta, recording secretary; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi; Drill Team; WRA; Desksitter, pp. 20. JANICE GREGORY, NEW WILMINGTON, PA., GERMAN Cwens; Mortar Board; Delta Phi Alpha; Phi Sigma Tau; Mu Delta Epsilon; Galbreath House Council, president; Ferguson House Council, vice presi- dent; RA; Mermaids; Intramurals, WRA; American Guild of Organists; Vesper Choir; May Court; Judicial Board, pp. 32. SUSAN GRIFFIN, F LOR HAM PARK, N J., SOCI- OLOGY pp. 41. ROGER SCOTT GRIFFITH, GLENSHAW, PA., BIOLOGY Thanes; Football Team; Track Team; RA, pp. 13. SUSAN HALSEY WATER MILL, N. Y, ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Women ' s Senate; House Council; Intramurals; Established Service Team, pp. 20. MARY C HAMMITT, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Delta Zeta, corresponding secretary; Delta Phi Al- pha; WRA, pp 21. JAMIE HARRITY, ALTOONA, PA., ELEMEN- TARY EDUCA TION Band, pp. 23. MARK HAVERSTOCK, BRADFORDWOODS PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Eichenauer House Council, treasurer; Band; WKPS, pp. 20. ILAH HELLER GREENSBURG, PA., CHEMIS- TRY Volleyball Team; Gymnastic Interest Group; Band; Student Affiliates of the American Chemi- cal Society, secretary-treasurer; Intercultural Forum, pp. 1 5. DEBORAH ANN HEPLER, BUTLER PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Phi Mu; Band; Choir; WKPS; Established Service Team; Student Senate; House Council, pp. 23. KAREN HERD, WOODBURY, N. J., ART EDUCA- TION Sigma Kappa, pp. 1 2. NANCY HERRINGTON, NORTH CANTON, OHIO, ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Zeta Tau Alpha; Kappa Delta Pi, president; Mortar Board; RA; Established Service Team, pp. 20. ADA JEAN HOFFMAN, FORD CITY PA., MUSIC EDUCA TION Zeta Tau Alpha, secretary; Mu Phi Epsilon, presi- dent; Music Educators National Conference; American Guild of Organists; Vesper Choir; Con- cert Choir; Mock Democratic National Conven- tion; All-Collegiate Choir, pp. 36. SAN FORD H OLDEN, UPPER MONT CLAIR, N. J., HISTORY Established Service Team; Saga Worker, pp. 29. KAY M. HOLLYDAY HERSHEY, PA., PSY- CHOLOGY Kappa Delta, president; Pan-Hel; Psi Chi; Pi Delta Epsilon; Cw ns; Mortar Board; RA; ARD, Browne; Volleyball; Intramurals; Holcad; May Court; House Council, pp. 39. KAREN L. HOLPFER, CORAOPOUS. PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Theater Productions, pp. 25. STEVEN J HOLT WILLOW GROVE PA., BUSI- NESS ADMINISTRA TION House Council, vice president, treasurer; Intramu- rals; Saga Head Waiter, pp. 17. KATHLEEN RAY HOPKINS, LIGONIER PA., HISTORY pp. 29 DARWIN HUEY WILLOUGHBY OHIO, ENG- LISH Thanes; Omicron Delta Kappa; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, captain, secretary; Russell House Council; Resident Desksitter; RA; ARD; RD, Russell; Presidential Scholarship Selection Com- mittee; Freshman Orientation Committee; Foot- ball Team; Intramurals; Special Service Team, pp. 26. BARBARA WINTER HUTCHINSON, PITTS- BURGH, PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION AND HISTORY Kappa Delta Pi; Saga Head Waiter; Choir; Work in Admissions Office, pp. 22. DAVA PAULETTE JAMES, SHARON, PA., HIS- TORY AND SOCIOLOGY Sigma Kappa; Cwens; Student Association; Black Student Union, treasurer, president; Ferguson House Council, treasurer; Argo, pp. 41. SANDRA JOHNSON, MORRISVILLE, PA., MU- SIC EDUCA TION Vesper Choir; Music Educators National Confer- ence, pp. 36. BETTY SUE JOHNSTON, ALBION, N. Y, ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa; Volleyball; Field Hockey; Basket- ball, pp. 25. KEITH A. JOHNSTON, ALIQUIPPA, PA., RELI- GION AND GREEK Thanes, president; Mu Delta Epsilon; Eta Sigma Phi; Omicron Delta Kappa; RA; ARD; Intramurals; Tennis Team; Special Service Team; Chapel Sa- cristan, pp. 40. R L YLE JOHNSTON, NEW WILMINGTON, PA., BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION Alpha Sigma Phi; Track, tri-captain; RA; Intramu- rals, pp. 1 7. REBECCA D. KARKI, NEW CASTLE PA., ELE MENTARY EDUCATION, PP 22. CHRISTINE J. KAZMIER PITTSBURGH, PA., BI- OLOGY Delta Zeta, president; Beta Beta Beta; Pan-Hel; WRA; Volleyball Team; Biology Club, pp. 13. SALLY KEENER CORSICA, PA., ELEMENTARY ' ) EDUCA TION Alpha Gamma Delta, recording secretary; WRA; 4 Drill Team, pp. 25. JOHN C KELSO III, JAMESTOWN, N. Y, HIS-sl TORY pp. 29. i AMY BETH KENNEDY OAKMONT PA., SOCI- OLOGY , Intramurals; Desksitter, pp. 41. MARSHA KENNEDY CHESWICK PA., HIS- TORY EDUCATION Cwens, president; Phi Alpha Theta; Mortar Board; ' Orchestra; Vesper Choir; RA; ARD, Shaw, pp. 29. ' BROOKS H. KERRICK WELLSBORO, PA., ELE- ' MENTARY EDUCATION Alpha Sigma Phi, secretary; Golf Team; Inter- fraternity Council, president, pp. 22. CLIFF KEYES, ROCHESTER N. Y., BUSINESS- Cross Country; Intramurals, pp. 17. HERBERT E KING, FREDONIA, PA., HISTORY ' Phi Kappa Tau; Intramurals, pp. 29. LINDA L KIRCHNER ROCHESTER PA., PSY- CHOLOGY Kappa Delta; WRA; Established Service Team, pp. 39. VICKI KIRKWOOD, ELL WOOD CITY PA., MA THEM A TICS Chi Omega; Kappa Mu Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; Drill : Team, pp. 34. [ NA NC Y D. KRA US, BETHEL PA RK, PA., MA TH- ' EM A TICS Kappa Delta, vice president; Kappa Mu Epsilon; ; Cwens; Cwens Senior Advisor; RA; ARD, Fergu- )| son. May Court, pp 35. j DEBORAH D KRIER YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, MA TH AND ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION .{ Phi Mu; Panhellenic Council, vice president; RA Orchestra; Band; Math Assistant; Desksitter; Spe u cial Service Team, pp 35. n one hundred fifty-two V. LAWRENCE KUDRYK. CLOSTER N. J., BI- OLOGY Theta Chi; Beta Beta Beta; Intramurals; Biology Club; WKPS; Religion and Life Symposium, pp. 14. LYN A. LADERER MEADVILLE PA., ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi; Browne House Council; Inde- pendent Women ' s Council; Gymnastics; Tennis; Folk Choir; Recorder Group; Vesper Choir, pp. 2 1. GARY W. LANE PITTSBURGH, PA , BUSINESS MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING Theta Chi; Intramurals; WKPS, pp. 17. TOAI LE SAIGON, S. VIETNAM, PHYSICS Kappa Mu Epsilon; Sigma Pi Sigma; Society of Physics Students; Intramurals; Intercultural Forum, pp. 38. DEBRA BOYLE LEI VERS, PISCA TA WA Y N. J., CHRISTIAN EDUCA TION AND SPANISH Sigma Delta Pi; Mu Delta Epsilon; Browne House Council; Established Service Team; Religious Life Team, pp. 40. KATHLEEN E LE VITAN, AMBLER PA., ART EDUCA TION Sigma Kappa; Pi Sigma Pi; Browne House Coun- cil, president; Beta Beta Beta, secretary; RA; House Council; WRA; Intramurals; Student As- sociation; Mock Democratic National Convention; Judicial Board; Curriculum Committee, pp. 12. DALE WILLIAM LISIAK, ALLISON PARK PA., BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta; Hillside House Council, secretary- treasurer; Intramurals; Biology Club, pp. 14. VANGIE LODWICK TRENTON, OHIO, HIS- TORY Zeta Tau Alpha; Phi Alpha Theta; Volleyball Team; Basketball Team; Intramurals; WRA, pp. 29. PATRICIA LOMBARDO, SHARON, PA., SPEECHAND THEATER Mortar Board; Alpha Psi Omega; Masquers; Thea- ter Productions; WKPS; Intercultural Forum, secretary; Student Advisor for Off-Campus I Studies; Desksitter, pp. 43. ROBERTA LORDI, ELLWOOD CITY, PA., ELE- : MENTARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa, pp. 24. ' MARTY G. L YDICK, PITTSBURGH, PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Kappa Delta Pi, pp. 24. MICHELE LYNCH, NEW CASTLE PA., GER- MAN AND ENGLISH Delta Phi Alpha; Band, pp. 26. : CYNTHIA MABON, PANTHER VALLEY, N. J, ECONOMICS AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Chi Omega; Omicron Delta Epsilon, secretary- treasurer; WRA; Drill Team; Mock Democratic Na- jtional Convention; Intercultural Forum, pp. 19. MARCIA A. MACKEY, PITTSBURGH, PA., SPEECH Delta Zeta; Alpha Psi Omega; Masquers; Intramu- rals; Theater Productions, pp. 43. DEBORAH L MAGILL, NEWCASTLE PA., ENG- LISH Alpha Gamma Delta, president; Student Associa- tion; House Council; Pan-Hel; Fact Finding; In- tramurals, pp. 27. LYNN W. MAN KIN, NEWARK DELAWARE SPANISH Intercultural Forum, pp. 33. MATTHEW P MARKOVICH III, CONEMAUGH, PA., ENGLISH Scroll, president; Phi Alpha Theta; Theater; De- bate; Pi Sigma Pi; Holcad; Mock Democratic Na- tional Convention, pp. 27. DERBY MARSH, ALLENTOWN, PA., HISTORY Sigma Kappa; Intramurals; Vesper Choir, pp. 29 ALI AL MATTAR, BUSINESS, pp. 16. ELLEN McCAFFERTY, BUTLER PA., ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION WRA; Women ' s Team; Established Service Team; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 24. JULIE McCREADY, EAST AURORA, N. Y, GER- MAN Sigma Kappa, vice president; Delta Phi Alpha, vice president; Secretary of German Department; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 32. SARA E McGRAW, AKRON, OHIO, HISTORY Delta Zeta; Phi Alpha Theta, president; Mortar Board; House Council; Majors Council; Liberal Arts Forum; Saga Food Committee; Intramurals; Special Service Team; Mock Democratic National Convention; Desksitter; RA; RD, Ferguson, pp. 30. KEVIN W. McGREW, NEWCASTLE PA., ECO- NOMICS Sigma Nu; Intramurals, pp. 19. TODD F. McKIM, ELLWOOD CITY PA., HIS- TORY Sigma Phi Epsilon, secretary; Basketball, pp. 30. KAREN L. McLUCKEY HUDSON, OHIO, ENG- LISH Zeta Tau Alpha, president; Scroll; Panhellenic Council; Ferguson House Council; WRA; Argo; Theta Chi Sweetheart; Mock Democratic National Convention, pp. 27. DAVE McNEILLY NEW KENSINGTON, PA., SOCIOLOGY Eta Sigma Phi; Mu Delta Epsilon; Chapel Staff; RA; Football Team, pp. 41. JANET R MEANS, GREENVILLE, PA., ART EDUCA TION Kappa Delta; Basketball; Volleyball; Field Hockey; Saga Worker, pp. ' 12. TOM MELONIC, SEWICKLEY, PA., BUSINESS Majors Council; Student Association; Union Board Chairman; Track; Cross Country; Hillside House Council, pp. 1 8. ALBERT MICHAEL, SHARON, PA., BUSINESS Omicron Delta Epsilon, pp. 18. DONNA SUEMILLEMAN, BUTLER, PA., CHEM- ISTRY Kappa Mu Epsilon; Vesper Choir; Mock Demo- cratic National Convention; Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society, pp. 15 BARBARA MILLER, CONNELLSVILLE PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Delta Zeta; Mermaids; WRA, pp. 25. CHERYL PAGE MILLER CAMP HILL, PA., MU- SIC Vesper Choir; Music Educators National Confer- ence; Concert Choir, pp. 36. DEBORAH LEE MILLER ERIE PA., BIOLOGY Beta Beta Beta, president; Student Association, secretary; WRA; Orchestra; WKPS, pp. 14. WAYNE D. MOCK EL, McK EES PORT PA., CHEMISTRY, pp. 15. DAVID E MONTGOMERY, EVANS CITY PA., HISTORY Intramurals; Special Service Team, pp. 30. MARSHA MORRISON, BUTLER PA., CHRIS- TIAN EDUCATION Mu Delta Epsilon; Student Association, pp. 40. MARCIA MOSES, NEW CASTLE PA., MUSIC Mu Phi Epsilon; Vesper Choir, pp. 37. BARRY R MURRIN, LOWER BURRELL, PA., RELIGION AND SPEECH Basketball, manager; Track; WKPS, station manager; Saga worker; Orr Auditorium Crew, pp. 40. SALLY NAY LOR BELLE VERNON, PA., ENG- LISH Cwens, vice president; Mortar Board; RA; RD, Shaw; House Council; Youth Leader at U. P. Church; Women ' s Tennis Team; Mermaids; In- tramurals; WRA, treasurer; Special Service Team, pp. 27. MARGE NEFF, PITTSBURGH, PA., PSY- CHOLOGY Psi Chi, secretary; Special Service Team; SHARE; Tutoring, Saga worker, pp. 39 C EDWARD NEWMEYER JR., TRAFFORD, PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Phi Kappa Tau, secretary; RA; ARD; Intramurals, pp. 23. KARIN OBERG, MIDLAND, PA., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Sigma Kappa, recording secretary; Jr. Pan-Hel; Special Service Team, pp. 22. JAMES T O ' BRIEN, WHITING, N. J., RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY Eta Sigma Phi; Mu Delta Epsilon; Katibu, chair- man, pp. 40 RICHARD R OLLINGER ERIE PA., HISTORY Phi Kappa Tau, vice president, president; Phi Al- pha Theta; Varsity Track; Freshman Basketball; Student Assistant to the Chapel for Sororities and Fraternities, pp. 30. KAREN OSTROWSKI, NEW CASTLE PA., MA THEM A TICS Kappa Mu Epsilon; Cwens; Mortar Board, presi- dent; Field Hockey; Mermaids; May Court, pp. 35. COLLEEN PARSHALL, YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, SPEECH Mortar Board, vice president; Majors Council, chairman; Theater Productions; WKPS; Vesper Choir; Special Service Team; Oral Interpretation Team, pp. 43. GARY PECK WESTFIELD, N. J., ECONOMICS Intramurals, pp. 19. KATHLEEN PEKKANEN, POLAND, OHIO, ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Sigma Kappa, pp. 23. TERRI L. PHILLIPS, SHARON, PA., BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Sigma Kappa, pp. 1 8. one hundred fifty-three LAURIE PHYTHYON, SHARPSVILLE. PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Cwens; Mortar Board; Kappa Delta Pi; RA; RD, Sewall House; WRA, pp. 20. TIM PIPER, PITTSBURGH, PA., BUSINESS AD- MINISTRATION Tennis, Swimming, pp. 18. ROBIN PONTIUS NEW CASTLE PA., BUSI- NESS ADMINISTRA TION Omicron Delta Epsilon; Pi Sigma Pi; Football, cap- tain, pp. 1 8. MARIA PONTUS, SOMERSET N. J., ART EDU- CA TION Volleyball Team; Intercultural Forum, pp. 13. ZENIA PONTUS, SOMERSET N. J., ELEMEN- TARY EDUCATION, pp. 24. MARK STEVEN PRESNAR, NEW CASTLE, PA., BUSINESS ADMINISTRA TION Baseball, pp. 1 8. DOUGLAS R PRICE ANGOLA, N. Y, GERMAN Sigma Nu, pp. 32. NANCY PULSIFER PITTSBURGH, PA.. ENG- LISH pp. 14. RANDY PUNCHARD, RURAL VALLEY PA., POLITICAL SCIENCE House Council, secretary, treasurer; RA; Basket- ball; Baseball, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, secretary-treasurer, co-captain; Established Ser- vice Team, Co-chairman, pp. 38. SHARON PUTNAM, NEW CASTLE PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCA TION WRA, pp. 20. DONALD REDFOOT SENECA, PA.. SOCI- OLOGY Pi Sigma Pi; Delta Sigma Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha; Intercultural Forum, president; Debate Team; Vesper Choir; Established Service Team, pp. 41. ROBERT C. REYNOLDS BEA VER PA., BUSI- NESS Band, pp. 1 8 PAUL H. RIDDELL, PRINCETON, N J., HISTORY Basketball; Fellowship of Christian Athletes, House Council; Judicial Board; Saga worker, pp. 30. DANIEL RINDGE AN DOVER MASS., HISTORY Pi Delta Epsilon; WKPS, public relations, pp. 30. RICARDO RIOS CAROLINA, PUERTO RICO, BI- OLOGY Sigma Delta Pi; Beta Beta Beta; Alternate Depart- mental Student Representative; GDI; Intercultural Forum; Special Service Team, pp. 14. MARGO EILEEN ROBERTS, ONEONTA, N. Y., ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION Hockey Team; Intercultural Forum, pp 22. ROBERT J. ROBINSON, DUOUENSE, PA., ART EDUCA TION WKPS, Art Committee, pp. 13. EVANGELINE ROROS ALIQUIPPA, PA., ART EDUCA TION Intercultural Forum, pp. 13. PRISCILLA ROSS WASHINGTON, N. J., ECO- NOMICS Delta Zeta; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Intramurals, pp. 19. CAROLINE REED ROWE CHAGRIN FALLS OHIO, ELEMENTARY EDUCATION Vesper Choir; Theater Productions, pp. 25. CYNTHIA ANN RUTLEDGE PITTSBURGH, PA., MA THEM A TICS Student Association, Finance Chairwoman; Choir; Special Service Team; Mock Democratic National Convention; Argo; Saga Head Waitress; WKPS; Theater Productions; Computer Center Proctor, pp. 35 AILEEN SALMON, NEW CASTLE PA., MA TH Dean s List, pp. 35. ROBERT WILLIAM SCHAFER, RIVER EDGE N. J.. RELIGION Intramurals; Vesper Choir; WKPS; Student As- sociation, pp. 40. LOUISE E SCHL OTTER PITTSBURGH, PA., GERMAN Chi Omega, vice president; Delta Phi Alpha; Drill Team; WKPS; Special Service Team; Semester Abroad in Germany, pp. 32. BARBARA L SCHREIBER, NEW HOLLAND, PA., MA THEM A TICS Alpha Gamma Delta; Kappa Mu Epsilon, secre- tary; Pi Delta Phi; Pi Sigma Pi; Mortar Board; RD, Minteer House; Field Hockey Team, pp. 35. KARL B. SCHROEDEL II, MARS, PA., MATH- EM A TICS Kappa Mu Epsilon; Golf, pp. 35. GAIL SHANOR, BUTLER, PA., MUSIC EDUCA- TION Band; Stage Band; Vesper Choir; European Choir; American Guild of Organists, pp. 37. SHARON J. SHARPE McKEESROCKS, PA., ENGLISH-COMMUNICA TIONS Alpha Gamma Delta; Pi Delta Epsilon; Scroll; Stu- dent Association, Union Board; Women ' s Tennis; Intercultural Forum Executive Board; Liberal Arts Forum; WKPS; Argo; Holcad; Special Service Team; Editor of Scrawl, pp. 27. GARYL. SHAW, MARION, INDIANA. ENGLISH Intramurals, pp. 27. GORDON R SHA W, DRA VOSBURG, PA., HIS- TORY Theta Chi; Wrestling; Intramurals, pp. 31. AVALYN GAY SHUTT DOYLESTOWN, PA., ART Chi Omega, secretary; Cwens; Mortar Board; Pi Sigma Pi; Kappa Delta Pi; Who ' s Who; President ' s Advisory Committee; Hockey Team; Tennis Team; Mermaids; Intramurals; Art Service Projects; Church Youth Work; WRA, pp 12. JOHN ALLEN SHEARER CURWENSVILLE PA., ENGLISH Theater Productions; WKPS, News Director; Ei- chenauer House Council; English Department Representative; Majors Council, pp. 28. NANCY JEAN SPERA, PITTSBURGH, PA., MA THEM A TICS Kappa Mu Epsilon; Phi Alpha Theta; Pi Sigma Pi; Argo; Math Assistant; Special Service Team, pp. 35. ROBERT A. SPRAGUE GREEN LAWN, N Y ENGL ISH A ND BROA DC AS TING WKPS, Program Director; Faculty Committee on Publications; Freshman Vesper Choir; Estab- lished Service Team; Orr Auditorium Crew; Public Relations Committee of the Mock Democratic Na- tional Convention; Editor of Special Convention Issue of Holcad, pp. 28. DONALD F. STANLEY JR, PITTSBURGH. PA. j RELIGION AND SPEECH AND DRAMA Alpha Psi Omega; Phi Mu Alpha, vice president; Mu Delta Epsilon, president; Student Association; ! Dean of Chapel ' s Staff; Religion Life Committee; j Concert Choir; Theater Productions; Special Ser- i vice Team; Religion in Life Symposium, pp 43. CHRISTINA MARIE STALL, INDUSTRY PA, , ACCOUNTING Delta Zeta, treasurer; Omicron Delta Epsilon; Wo- i men ' s Basketball, pp. 1 8. JAMES STARR, PITTSBURGH, PA., BUSINESS ' . ADMINISTRATION Intramurals; WKPS; Saga worker, Orr Auditorium - Crew; Year in Spam, pp. 19. CYNDI STEWART, SHARON. PA.. ELEMEN- ' TARY EDUCATION, ! pp. 20. j JOHN STILL, JENKINTOWN, PA., ECONOMICS.] Phi Kappa Tau, Intramurals, pp. 19. j LINDA P STILWELL, WAYNE PA., HISTORY ' ; Alpha Gamma Delta; Cwens; Phi Alpha Theta,i. j ' secretary. Mortar Board; Pi Sigma Pi; Intramurals;!: ' Faculty Student Admissions Committee; Vesper Choir; Freshman Orientation Committee; House ' Council; Dean ' s List; May Queen, RA; Cwens Jun- ' ior Advisor, pp. 31. | ELEANOR STRA TTON. BUTLER, PA.. SPANISH Sigma Delta Pi, president; Mermaids; WRA, pp. ! 33. ALEXSTUPAKIS, MONESSEN, PA., BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Sigma Phi Epsilon; Varsity Football; Intramurals; Desksitter, pp. 1 9. DIANE SWANHART NEW WILMINGTON, PA., EL EM EN TARY EDUCA TION Alpha Gamma Delta, vice president; Pi Delta Phi; Ferguson House Council, president; Women ' s Senate, May Court, pp. 21. GLENDA S SWARTZ, MURRYSVILLE PA., ARl ' EDUCA TION WKPS, Art Committee, pp. 13. DEBORA SWATS WORTH, NEW FLORENCE. PA., ENGLISH Delta Zeta, vice president. Pi Delta Epsilon; Scroll, secretary, treasurer; Mortar Board; Student AS ' ! sociation, secretary; Holcad, reporter and news | editor; Mock Democratic National Convention Chapel Representative, pp. 28. MARION THOMPSON, ELL WOOD CITY PA.. ELEMENTARY EDUCA TION MortarBoard; Kappa Delta Pi; Concert Choir; Ves- per Choir; European Choir; New Wilming-Ten; In- dependent Women, Women ' s Senate; PSEA, pp 21. ij I f one hundred fifty-four MARY ANN TKACH. PULASKI, PA.. PSY- CHOLOGY Psi Chi, president; Delta Phi Alpha, secretary- treasurer; Intercultural Forum; Survival Sym- posium; Mock Democratic National Convention; Interim in Germany; Library Assistant, pp. 39. FRANCINE ELISABETH TODD, BETHESDA, MD., MUSIC EDUCA TION Mu Phi Epsilon; Executive Board of the Intercul- tural Forum, secretary; Concert Choir; Music Educators National Conference; Vesper Choir; Theater Productions; Marching Band; New Wilm- ing-Ten, pp. 37. TY DANIEL TOLERTON, FREDERICK, MD., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION Phi Kappa Tau; Thanes; Varsity Baseball; In- tramurals, pp. 23. DENISE TOTH, WEST MIDDLESEX, PA., ELE- MENTARY EDUCATION §igma Kappa; Drill Team; Intercultural Forum; ' pecial Service Team; PSEA, pp. 24. SUSAN TOTH, IRWIN, PA., ELEMENTARY EDU- (;ATI0N AND MUSIC Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Sigma Pi; Delta Phi Alpha, vice president; Cwens; Mortar Board; Concert Choir; Intercultural Forum, Executive Council; Student Assistant in Music for Office of the Dean of Chapel; Special Service Team; Inquiry Action, pp. :i3. KATHY TURNER NEW CASTLE PA., CHRIS- TIAN EDUCA TION AND ELEMENTARY EDUCA- TION Sigma Kappa; Kappa Delta Pi; Mermaids; Home- coming Queen, pp. 21. WILLIAM TUTTLE COWAN DA, N. 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SPRING one hundred sixty-seven . . . something new one hundred sixty-eight one hundred sixty-nine one hundred seventy I one hundred seventy-two one hundred seventy-three Parting should not be sad- the person from who you are about to leave has touched your life in all of its perspectives and has created for you a new world into which you struggle constantly to enter- each time without success for the newness has faded without the one but the memory lingers and perhaps this best for you will meet plenty of other worlds which will serve to increase your total comprehension of life. one hundred seventy-four When I began this project over a year ago, I never thought it would really become a yearbook. Now I am close to seeing the end, and while it has been a struggle, it is a yearbook. It ' s a task I shall always remember, with many varied emotions. I hope somewhere in this book you will find one picture, one quote that has special meaning to you. If that occurs, this book will be a success. Thank you, such a small word, but with so much meaning. There are so many people, and no words, but thanks. First to you, the college, students, faculty and administration, you made it happen. You gave us the events and copy, because you are Westminster 1974. Sec- ondly, to my staff, all of you, without you this could not have been a reality. Robin, Amy, Dale, Tom, Barb, Allison, Cyndie, Steve, and Rick, you have given many hours helping to coordinate these efforts, by working with numerous staff people and giving of your- selves. To each and every staff person, your hours are truly ap- preciated. My special thanks to John Krapp and Jerry Henderson for being there when we needed them, whether to answer ques- tions or sign requisitions. Finally I ' d like to thank my family and Dave for being so patient, especially at deadline time. Without your cool heads I ' d have panicked long ago. The 1974 ARGO is a reality. It has involved countless hours and staff. A joy, at times a hassle, the good times will be remembered. To the seniors. Godspeed and to Amy good luck. Betsy Bilka Editor in Chief 1974 ARGO