Widener University - Pioneer Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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L ,X ,,, - iWwMmmwmQ4.M EWQ gn , T .. : . , wmgv. ,ZFI , .. ..:. l kg sv Ml Y 1 , 5 1 ' I Lhfvi? OT TO YIELD Alfred Lord Tennyson - ULYSSES - fl.. Czlzlllan 174 Photo by Waller lloll PDA ,ff A. is iW,,'k Gz...,,,,,,, .1 -w in an , n n wp, .L f ah' ,,- A ifiQg5?FlfQ ' DEDICATIO After four years, we have come to the end of an important plateau in our lives. College is far more than term papers, final exams, dances and other activities. It represents four important years in the formation of our basic beliefs, principles and direction in life. Therefore. thc Class of 1965 gratvflllly cicclicates this yearis edition of the Sabre Kc Sash to those who have made this experience possible - our Parents. Without their Hnancial, and moral help, their many personal sacrifices and pvrsevering encouragenu-nl, these four years would not have come to pass. I2 PRESIDE TIAL MESSAGE Dear Senior: A college is a collection of people - individuals dedicated to purposeful learning, to the search for truth, and the creation of new knowledge. Its student body, its faculty, and its alumni are its strength. Each institution has its own individual- ity, just as you do as a person. PlVlC's is the sum total of all the personalities that have contributed - and continue to contribute -- to its development and its educational climate - yours and mine. Four brief years ago, I was privileged to welcome you to the PIVIC campus. Hardly anyone could then have envisioned the extent to which PMC was - and will continue - to influence your life and your ambitions. Now I am about to grasp your hand as I give you your diploma and wish you well as you move forward into graduate school or go directly into a career. As you 'leave campus living to go forth into the world, I know that you will forever cherish your college experiences and as- sociations and that PMC will grow ever more mean- ingful to you in your years as an alumnus. Your Alma Mater is always interested in your welfare. Sincerely yours, ,wwf-U Clarence R. Moll Q 11' x -...X -ll .. .1 Y . .tx X. we v M, s M wif, V ' HQ' fm 'S fi' ,1 gym H H ig 13 fm FL W 11 , X1 W r N1 - J I 95 3' Rv-5? , STUDE T GO ERNMENT KFIRST ROWI - P. Slcin, W. Dennison fAdvisorj. D. Taylor. P. Brennan. G. Stolis, C. Sheppard. KSECOND ROW! - J. Sinclair. W. Allanch, R. Corbin. M. Sillivan, C. Miller, P. Rohana. F. Grau, V. Davis, 1 'ES' 15 f af, .94 I 'W- D. Taylor . . - - Presldent G. Stolis - . - - - Vlce Presldent P. Brennan . - - . . Secretary W. Allanch - - Treasurer 53'ffQT'EL4,'f ,'Qf Y- Q. ' - .. - 'V' . President: J. Vaules, Jr. Vice-President: C. Goebel, Jr. Secretary: G. Frame, J r. Treasurer : R. Templin Faculty Adviser: Capt. D. Detlie CLASS OFFICERS 196 President: W. Clayton, Jr. Vice-President: J. Boydston, III Secretary 1 J. McNamara Treasurer : R. Stocker Faculty Adviser: Prof. M. Lowe 1966 16 President 1 W. Baum, Jr. Vice-Presiclent: T. Tarbutton Sec.-Treas.: H. Roclner, Ill Faculty Adviser: Prof. H. Gleason, .lr. . im, 1964-196 1967 1968 President: G. DeRise Vice-President: W. Dorrell Secretary : R. Callentine Treasurer : F. Gerhard Faculty Aclvisel Prof. F. N3V81'10 'S'fQ'f33:?f '7?a- ' , E??f5QfEf59 Fifi: Y ' ? ' QU in -.yur 51 f'.S2l.,p-. Ln- :'5..5'13i- 331' X' :mi ,. ' ' I xr , fX,ff2.gj ,, 13334--iv' ' -'-JP:-1 1, 'f H 'f154Qy,g:.5,g: . ,-'-1 ,f5:u.,:':7-, - . 1, , ,F .- , ,. f K.i vr.,.' rf af GTE? Q? ,g5wift,:5f5'7 ' -' -1 qg.-.,13.5,:, Av.,-:,g5'w,1 '1ig .,i55,7A,-,J1V- 5, .waqv ., .psf swf Qzagggr .. if IW: T fssfwf f?Q14f'??352 .1,:5?'lGPW1i+.g1F-H Q 'WF , - 5 wwf' V143 ,4 i- 2.1. 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Membership in Cloak and Dagger leads to election to Alpha Psi Omega, the national honor fraternity for the university and college theatre, the largest recognized society in any departmental field. President ..................................... John Eldridge Vice-President . . . ...... John Battalino Secretary ...... ........ S tephen Mellish Treasurer .... . . .i ........... Andrew Ham Advisor .... .... P rofessor Edwin Kubach Cloak and Dagger 21 THE DO I' iigggsinfiw !'NF, '3f'.?fp6Tnj11e,'-wiv ' harass-lf., mg. N, NIH- 1 m ,EEE The 1964.-1965 Dome Staff Editor ....... Associate Editors Business Manager Sports Editor . . . Club News Editor Circulation .... Faculty Advisor - - - . - Noel C. Koch - - - -.-.. Brinley Hall Charles Merkel Richard Laube - - - . . Dave Driscoll John Snowden . - - - - - - - - Vincent Ramsey . . . .Prof. W. W. Fairweather This year's Dome has displayed the qualities of an outstand- ing college newspaper. The only link between present and past is in name. Noel Koch and Co. have produced an excellent bi-weekly newspaper second to none in content. With frank, interesting and sometimes controversial articles, the Dome has captured the leading interests of the entire student body. Plaudits are well deserved by the entire staff for their untiring and diligent efforts. 23 1 e The PMC Dance Band is a group of stu- dents that play for college functions and private affairs. The Militairesw supervise their own efforts. President: Robert Farlow Student Director: Michael McCloy Dance Band 24 43 ,q.,f+ D Albert J. Smith, Jr. Anthony DelVacchio Jack B. Avrich Mr. Joseph J. Salatino Glee lub Chairman: G. Hebert Vice-Chairman: F. Pollack Regional Director: .l. Snowden Faculty Advisor: Prof. J. Hopkirk DEBATE CLUB ICG Captain: D. Taylor Secretary: R. Cossaboon Faculty Advisors: Prof. T. Iiams Capt. D. Detlie 26 PE R0 E REP BLICAN CL B Chairman: J, Jennings Vice-Chairman V. Drupa Secretary: G. Hebert Treasurer: M. Gayer Advisor: Mr. M. Harris 5 Q President Andrew Manzini Vice-Prcasiclent Alfred Pucci Secretary William Unger Treasurer Viesturs Drupa lnternatlonal Relations Club 1? f 'S lnterfraternity Council President: Stephen H. Kaullinun Adviser: Mr. ,lanke Members-at-Large: Kevin Kissling Vice-President: Charles Drasser Political Science Honor Mark Ristau Noel C. Koch Prof. W. Skurnik Walter Clayton Society William Cowdright 29 ?..... ,Z t X. 0 l AU KAPP EPSILO PLEDGES . Q .4 30 - ..... ,J .1 A1111 Rh, I wfwfy- . 'K Q, 1.1 A uh -' 1 Y 'l v .W l win is 'writ- ' sf !:,., 4- President. . Secretary Treasurer Historian Chaplain Marshal Faculty Advisor Dr. Irvin M. Gottlieb - . Leo Pelleriti - - Hal Marschall - . David Wilson - - Gerald Johnson Clark Wonderland . i , - Dave Duthie nn. w 11, 1' YF 'Hype ' . 'I THET CHI I C ul A Q,,,,e,,, ,Q C,-P C - 32 I' J yd! , 4, J Q -we -gg Q QL e 3 I 3 . :E President- - . Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer - - Pledgemaster PLEDGES Faculty Advisor Prof. Frank M. Matthews . . Thomas Steel Kenneth Damiani - George Osborn James Vaules, Jr. - -Marvin Shipps N - W! V-LD CRILILI Q5 U . 1:1 F 'x 33 lg.y .V-A -Dr JE. LPHA SIGMA PHI A W 1. .11 N an-4 sbt 1 ,.i-EM 34 if-fa as X J 1, ,. wg ' 'W ,,442,,QQ5Ei'.,, ,, M ' :ag- fff H '-?m3ax1,,u1 4 ' A Q22 Q, .gg K . 1 J ra. -1 ft x 41 . , , gl New gay 1 Nz' L' I H .iff 3 4+ 1 I' I ,qw gp A President: W. Burns Sergeant-at-Arms: B. Koons Secretary: C. A. Grove Marshal: J. Brientnall Corresponding Secretary: W. Edkard Editor: R. Kennedy Treasurer: R. Kleigleng Faculty Advisor: Prof. W. Dennison PLEDGES 35 President: R. Zelesnick Secretary: E. Fuller Treasurer: J. Snowden Faculty Advisor: Lt. J. McCullough V .- f.,.,,,: ,M M Y My K V . mf 1? l -N lf ww ,wggriwg f , HN ww QR' , A-2' N ,T W wgwh' Hamm slr! l,,1m.5 4 'mf f H : H CIRCLE K 'iw 36 r 'l '41 '- .L- I President: E. Fuller Vice-President: J. Phillips Secretary : R. Brumbaugh Faculty Advisor: Prof. J. Bellon e, Jr. SPANISH CLUB E GLISH CLUB President: G. Plummer Vice President: ,l. Quiros Secretary: C. Merkel Treasurer: B. Kristol Faculty Advisor Prof. R. Melzi 37 President: R. Nicholls, ,lr Vice President: H. Pfeffer Secretary: D. Driscoll Treasurer: J. Eldridge Advisor: Maj. C. Donahue President: P. E. Ezust Vice President H. Boyer Secretary: W. Brown Treasurer: A. Sarno Faculty Advisor Prof. F. Navarro 1' L! . 1 - 1 President: W. Hricay Vice President: M. Soroker Treasurer: E. Pepe Secretary: F. Kierstead Advisor: Prof. H. Roehler g' is f x' GERMAN CL B Ups? mf N. W . n 1 K . .. ,,f'- ai Q 39 Ll President: M. Desko Vice-President: R. Murphy Sedretary: R. Grosch Treasurer: J. Quiros Advisor: Prof. R. Di Taranto 7 v 1 0 lv I 1 n rm... - MN 'bf' T. fx WMAN CLUB HILLEL CL B d 40 President: M. Soroker Secretary: M. Rose Treasurer: R. Sczhwartzman Advisor: Rabbi L. Kaplan J CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CL President: W. Eckard Vice-President: H. Lutz Advisors: Prof. H. Gleason Chaplain S. Thomas President: M. Wnrdell Advisor: Prof. C. Wisneski CA TERB RY CLUB .,.4,,,,,-f 41 !' ll,iIH.lHl J! Q ZYif5:'Q:!-'Liga' 3'gVv'g31v: hvgryl THE WESLEY CLUB SEA TED at table: The Reverend Louis W. Mitchell, Chaplain George H. Theyken, President Professor Harold E. Smith, adviser 42 ..........,. , ' W5,,13,,t '3gw55,2339,IV M.'..N5 ff' gg, H563 Q N 1 w .r , M M f rw v - 1 , , ,L.L.1. , , , President J. Snowden Vice-Presidents D. Henderson R. Kennedy Secretary S. Spector Treasurer G. Stolis Faculty Advisor Prof. W. Zahka The Soeiet for the dvaneement of Management E t ,- 4-3 STUDENT N TIG AL EDUC TID President: Valdis Vecrumba Vice-President: Richard Meister Secretary: Donald Bicking Treasurer: Edward Moscatelli Advisor: Major Chas. F. Donahue ASSOCIATIO President: llolu-rl Cossahoon Vice-President: Thomas Whitesell Secretary : David Allen Treasurer: Michael Desko Advisor: Professor Theodore Purn SOCIETY OF AMERICA ILITARY ENGINEERS 'YQ 44 Ff !:5:gL7 ,TT-TN' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , :,.,sge.i. f .lr uni' Y' President: Robert Butler Vice-President: George Bathish Secretary : Frank Blounts Treasurer: Dale Baker Advisor: Prof. R. DiTaranto ECHANIC L E GI EERS SOCIETY OF TO OTI E E GI EERS f 45 President: Christian Yaclavia Vice-President: Robert C. Hall Secretary : John McGraw Treasurer: Robert Fedgchin Advisor: Prof. Willialn Gariano AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS President: W. Allanach Vice-President: R. Ensmmger Secretary ,I Thress Treasurer I Humphrey Advlsor Prof G Bathis h President: R. Schober Vice-President: M. Gardner Secretary: F. Duncan Treasurer: A. Mazur Advisor: Prof. D. Rane ELECTRICAL ENCINEERI C CLUB 47 Pennsylvania Society of Professional Engineers The Triangle Club yffwfi 48 President: Gene J. Mirolli Vice-President: Edward Connolly Secretary: Thomas G. Lee, Jr. 1 Treasurer: George Gorman Faculty Advisor: Prof. Russell C. Erb The American Chemical Soeiet ug 2-f Xl-f , i 49 ywfgalgl SKULL AND BONES SOCIETY President ----- Vice-President - Secretary .--. Treasurer - - - Faculty Adviser President: T. Tracy Vice-President: C. Rash. Jr. Secretary: R. Paradise Treasurer: R. Taus Faculty Adviser: Mr. J. Harris RESER E OFFICERS ASSOCIATIO RIFLE AND PISTOL CL B 51 Prvsiclmmlz 1. .lourm-y Vive- Presidvn I: .l. Fischer Svcrvtary-Trcasul G. Baum' Swgcallt-a1lul'111s D. Hall EXf'1'LlllX'l' Ufllvvl' .l. 0'M0lial Fl1CllllI' .Mlvisa'r: Mfigl. E. Clnull President 1 C. Sohauss Vice-President: A. Coggeshall Secretary: R. Braddock Faculty Adviser Lt. Col. H. Phillips ARMOR CLUB SIGNAL CL B X 52 gy.,5,,1'n3.,,l,,,.,U.' ,Wg w,,U3?g3 H 52 I I R 5 A President: R. Nicholls Vice-President: D. Rittman Secretary : R. Tkach Advisor: Capt. J. L. Caddigan, Jr President: W. Whittakei' Faculty Adviser: Capt, W. Philbrook J DO CLUB RTILLERY .- . ,'. I President: R. Taus Vice-President: R. Jefferies Jr. Faculty Adviser: Lt. Col. H. Phillips l ...Ai 53 f id! w x 5 431 Dave Alter Aa. ' Hg? Y i 'L X Al Pucci , ,751 H iimgf, i i K 'iq , ,. U, -1 I .W Vic Lafrenz and Tim Cleary on the other side of the camera. 1 U6 ' , ,... ...........nM pi in N-Xi rl?-,.f' ig. ,Y Vx -Nl V' I M x 8 ...- 'h- X ' 'las fx s ..- vf' y 5 FL ,L f ' ' s , sv ,I 4 -I-uf as x 4, W. st g'v ,- in N35 -.,- . W Q, 2 -an Rog Nicholls pushes out another deadline. Sabre and Sash Advisor Col. Wm. L. Cotlec SABRE SASH Co-Editors ---- ...... A lfred Pucci Roger Nicholls, Jr. Business Manager . - - - . - David C. Alter Photographic Editor- . - . . - Vic Lafrenz Photographic Ass't .--- - - -Tim Cleary P Lautrec: La Danse Au Moulin Rouge. 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F0 . bv 5 run .3 .My mr- 1 If r........-... .r M58 Qi? RQ? 'lug fi X. Nw Q.. N ,..' 1 if 'H ' I ,, 1 K ' ,fx Ev? QYIQN 1 JUNIORS PRESENT NO TIME EGR SERGEANTS SENIOR CLASS PICNIC Wme Women . . . and Song Put a Tiger in your tank. 63 D0n't worry, there's more, ' f -N - ' rg., 'l,f'T:LZ.y 'r 'Ee- Joe Carter looks over the opposition. Homecoming Que w fu, ' ein ' + , zz, 1 gk ' ' f. L2 en and her Court. J Miss Linda Schartner, 1964 Home- coming Queen, exemplifles beauty and intelligence. HO ECOMING 1964 Greg Allen and Dave Resnick add light comedy and folk music to the gaity of the festivities. MILITARY WEEKEND A ? FEATURES LEON BIBB AND GALE GARNETT fh- is J if , 'HU' 7 ba H v ,X W V.: ,, wigs w ww ,w 1 w uw u 'H' F iam 'I QQ if' 41- 5:0 xi!! Q3 ,131 r- ' . 6, gy V gf , r2 if +P . mana-W , new 5 wwf: xx u .STM , w WX , , ' su N' my 1 4 Hai :.' 4 r A. W4 , .5 1 4 T, rf? 9 J 5 'i A 5 O fW'. i. , 3-. A' w - W' ,Wiz 'I A 68 ,iffy Infantry Pageant Hlghhghts Corps Hop New Faces and a sl 411555 ! ,. , 4 5 gg Q X Q Q , PE f emorable Event . x X Y H, X -'Lum 'w. ' ww? ff ,, BOARDWALK BOWL - 196 Larry 0,Hara is congratulated after a tremendous game. This year's football game in Atlantic City saw P.M.C.'s football team live up to all their promises - that of playing an entire season of ball in 60 short minutes. Some of the most spectacular football ever seen by the Corps of Cadets left little to be desired by everyone who saw the game. Credit for this goes not only to a great team, but to their Coach, who led them on in a valiant effort. 'QTHE VINE DREAMS OF CLIMBING TO THE HEAVENS A TWIST OF THE WIND AND ALL IS LOST. 73 .Www-EE -23 Q MW Z-S ' 'Ew- , . H ' 71' 5 I I fm ff 2 1 , ,phmtqv -4 es.- L-UHl9i'Q3.'3' . - J A-5- ' Bob Grosch takes key pass in 4th quarter Joe Carter - All-Around Player Boardwalk Bowl 1964 Gerry McAteer enjoys post-game dance in Convention Ha 'rfgrrwflrafg ' 2574555 . ,cikgk-,'5: -'oy U iiikiii ffI: a- l'l'!lf.:2 ar , , friilfh E. Swilfl' j,fi5,l,zxif rf xggiifi v'.:fzww 522 pp inneig :V 1551,f.'-fg'f5,lQi? ,l5g25esE'llPfll:l.'1Lf Ef.,5- ,fi-1-rw N1 1.4, .-fn:-Nf.1,fw .1 f.-rf! 4.:fai.E. 21 WNV: E. ,i:i4i5:i.w,v- 1'H.:.: 76 Joe Carter receives trophy from Mr. Bruin at special ceremony. :E I r Q , 'U' ' 'lfmiff .,- . Hzfa XL 31 5 3, L pu-M F ,AH .., 'gli ,,.,,.w--uun-- g VP.11- ,-mf YY' ai- fa: - in-g .sv hx fra., Q-, 1 IRT- 4:..x - , - 77 Cloak 82 Dagger Presents Our Town W J 1 ' , 1' , ?31i 'J,M ' +'Tf , I L - -.- X h ,s v , -sy, I - .443 'wglg 80 N On the sixth and seventh of November, the Cloak and Dagger presented Thornton Wildcr's Our Town. This is one of lwo productions presented this year. The Caine IW-Uflillli' Court-1VIarlial was the second production. It was presented during lhe Spring Festival Weekend. JW' fiiLKx'?i'7fff 'YQ 5 GZ, ,., ,nw f' W- 1':f- 11' -7- .Ji-fi' i :'??' 51'5TT :- ., - 'Af ' W J --wi 1, dieiwj, ia ' . jiifgf ,, xf 81 SPRING FESTIVAL 196114 The Lighthouse Trio K 2 1 :lb w , , - ifrfr ' 5 .km A www J, , 'nys A: 5 gif , , 4 in k f a:'f1w ,HM Q A 5 ,.,f,5fzS5, V M g 5 L If , 1 : Nb ' 5 1 ff rg '- i Q- llh fi, J l - J f ,,i I E ?' s v F Y A i 1 2 f ' 4 f 1 l n Z ' f-.., , L , 'iff EL . df? . . ,- I ,, t .., Q T , W, .. '1' - 3 -w- .' , ' ' U' , 4215, gh ' ,T Y :QW ,,..- f, 1 11-, ' ' ' A . , . . 1 ,- .- . .Vi : M- fin - - . Y 1-. V V f N IA 'u 7 I4 . . 5 H, . VH! . 'H if-2 REEL g'7'35?g'55'iff' ! V , --141: . ,gzv W iw . 1 'MW : ' L' , - 5 w,, n .X- A za E 6 'E V z 1 l gg? c Q 9 - 5 . Lf' , i ' 'X4 f , ' in V1 '11, ' ' '. 59 kf i5W ' ' 5 ' ' ' 522: - 1, ' ' . 3 i lf, ff fl I O- l ww A, R' Of' ' Q W f'52?' ' 17 1 x53'Nfw, ' '55, N' ..f. ' 525:55 .f f It ' I 1'. vw' ff- , . :.: ,,1A.:,.., .5 Y , ' 4' Q ' , f' ' - - d . ... . . 51 YA N.. EX-R 1:1 A Brigade Honor Company 1963-1964 Foxtrot Company 86 aw-5' L, COMMEN CEMENT WEEKEND Eugene S. Hoopes, Jr. Williaml Wolf James H. Doolittle Barry M. Goldwater General VonKann takes in the broom drill. N General Doolittle receives his degree Senator Goldwater gives the Commencement Address. 89 W 5.5532 ,K 'Ms , 1. an Generals Biddle and Von Kann and Mrs. Biddle. Ill ,Irs an AQ Q ,X Q .Qin g mimlnu EJ ' if , ,Ei -.:- K L 5 ll ' L' ' Ri :li lly Q- ' sl X, A z 5 5 L 91 CIVIC PARTICIPATICN Sz CULTURAL ACTIVITY . . The CaII Rings Loud La Traviatav produced by the Suburban Opera Society at P.M.C. Take from the Fire of the Past the Flame, not the Ash v w w w w N I 24- L. 'L N 01 -x ' zll' M f A F: V- V 7, 5 ,J W -f N . N, X, A , ' ,mil X ' ?.:'iIEs1 w J ' A 'A W ' Sim V as 'L sgjzj I AL,,L. I - Lg , . fd - Q , LLL,A , A ,.,,ff.. 1 , ,1,1:11., fgf.-211: ' ' 5, 1 N W-E ,,mjg,!, m,:g:f:g:f A ,in . ' ,FAQ 3 A Q fa, ff E.: Q, , Q ' 'A I 'z ,g X me . . ,A ., ,., i ..I Lx , vi ,- , . 4 K! -5. 432- b '.. iA:I Al-max- A if 1 tv 2,35 lr 4 if ,,,,,im,w -'k' 3,4-.,:.si, xi. 7,375 ' mf 'V M ng- -gs, Af ' ' :,.,fh,, mug LVV: ,i -,.,,,. 5, ,, .Wx f M A x ' ' wi? , ,z , f -.P ,ar C. Owen Smith addresses the student body concerning The Exercise of Civilian Authority Upon United States Military Establishments. The P.M.C. Tutorial Service, under the aegis of Paul Ezust, has initiated at our institution the extension of academic aid to children of the Chester area. 'rx.. 'if 1 ' v ' . , A . ' 444 .. H' The Honorable Sukich Nimmanheminda, Thui Ambassador affairs of Thailand: What does the U.S. wish us to be? 95 Career Emphfi-u Day allowed stu ents he opportunity evaluate fieldb of inn rest , -em f, If M i , N.. ,X an M, f , rgblsi-s Republic . . . a spy, a coup, multilateral agreement. 3 'K x AQ 29? Ls:-f N, wa 1.. -c ,QM Internal conflicls dislocalc the cllectiveness of Tibefs foreign policy. -1-ff 4 ff' Mgr ,-! ,Z T, ,ff - ' I I 1 2 1 sf Jl Gorki agents scheme to enhance position in Nam. X lx POLITIC L SCIENCE SENIORS SIMULATE I TERNATIONAL REL TIONS S . rx Union and Republic Officials discuss Neutrality for Nam. Nam . . . economic aid less foreign political domination objective achieved. A new experiment in education was introduced on the P.M.C. campus. The Political Science department undertook the first in a series of simulations or gameing, in which the stu- dents assumed the role of world leaders and engaged in international interactions among their respective nation states. The simulation exercise proved to be stimulating and insight was gained into the technicalities of international relations. ,. it ,... l l11m5 .i'ix ,le 'IQ w,,Q: ?LE3, L H f'-fliw as ' ,iii-f'f X,mjwjj 51 . ,l3i,WAfQL.W , ., ' Nfzl. 1512-Q ' 5T . X Nzf : -'Q - H-:.'1:+ STG , ' ., ,,,..,.,. if -1 1, n 1: .W J X-,,x W x,A, X , ' 'I wwf- f .'... ' . ze-f J-g iff 'vf1lL,.4? UQ ,4.:4.7i . gf f ,f,1f ,,', ,gp . , 1 ' ' u 5 .A H 1- , U. W, V lmmlggllv- AMW, . x M ll M ..,,,gQx Thomas Eakins: The Wrestlers Philadelphia Museum of Art Collection FIRST ROW: W. Calhoun, W. Burch, R. Heiser, J. Carter, D. Garruto, L. Cox, L. Pelleriti, T. Chiomento, L. O'Hara. SECOND ROW: G. Johnson, W. Yarnall, R. Grosch, F. Pellegrini, C. Wonderland, D. Kelly, W. Bown, S. Bender, K. Grasser. THIRD ROW: L. Geter, W. Moscatelli, J. Abadie, S. Townsley, T. Russell, J. Cartwright, C. Grove, J. Pelia, W. Symolon FOURTH ROW: J. Grant, P. Rohana, R. McGuiney, F. McGuiney, G. Frame, C. Goebel, R. Templin. STANDING: P. Kerttu, T. Gray Cmgrsj, C. Hall, A. Raimo, S. Freedman fcoachesl H. Sveinbjornsson ftrainerl, W. Hodges, L. Donovan fmgrs.l. RED KNIGHTS OE THE DELAWARE 1964-6 100 1 The 1964 Football Season was not against op- posing teams only, but against the clock as well. On paper, a 44 and 5 season looks mediocre, but those who saw the games will attest that the scores definitely do not tell the entire story. A loss to Muhlenberg in the last 42 seconds, FSIM winning in the last minute and the big heartbreaker at Atlantic Cityg saw PMC ready to score, and win, in each instance. The team not only played sixty minutes of fine ball in each and every game, but they were led by an excellent staff headed by our new coach, Art Raimo. With the determination and talent returning next year and continued coaching of the fine caliber of this past season, PMC should have one of their best seasons in 1965. P.M.C. 24 W. Maryland 14- P.M.C. 6 Muhlenberg 7 P.M.C. 0 Moravian 21 P.M.C. 7 Dickinson 3 P.M.C. 0 Drexel 34- P.M.C. 17 F 81M 19 P.M.C. 27 Swarthmore 8 P.M.C. 20 Lebanon Valley 6 P.M.C. 16 U.S. M.M.A. 20 ...,-.. '51 '-455, -C5451 7.-. -5. W a :- . ' 'XF'-'tl :.- T: . ne, V-s.',.'?3'5eE-3- - .5 : vb: 5' ,s . -l-g':.if j K ,, ,, Q- P 'Ji ' :fi A' M - 1-1 .2 M .P 101 7' if A . 35 2. -- - - .-.K ,.-., , 'F L X what WX m if -'u We J 'Q' is , asf' 1 15,4 xi -v C V4 1. A X lx , X A ,A A? WB! away? I x ' 19 6 . l s Q FN is -1 .. ww T, xr ,X V -A va 593: gl A Q , H, 3 x 5 .:., , 5 x 9 E ,Q ' Q 1- x 1 rf 1, 54 2 fi fi. 1 v - 3 ye, , Q , N ' A 'S wi' fi A .F 4 'uv g Q. ,. W A Q E .jr llfi K , 3, H N i A -.T A 14 2 X , 1 z A tx'-, W . 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' x 'w Ms ,KN uf -f Q 1 I 1 v - 411-1361- ...rsa-1-'x f- ' RMK -t E P.M.C. GRAPPLERS . . . BOAST SEVEN RETURNEES KNEELING: D. Murphy, M. Desko, E. Garrison. STANDING: Coach H. Sveinbjornsson, W. Thurstin, ,I Jackson, W. Reichert, D. Alter, W. Calhoun. 107 Record-Breaking Dave Irons shows the form that places him among the top runners in the MAC. CROSS COUNTRY D. Driscoll, R. Shaw, M. Stalkus, C. Velsor, M. Reid, P. Little, R. Schlosbon, R. Biasener, D. Irons. Head Coach - Skip Dougherty. Bob Schlosbon tackles Chester Park. Mm, , .sf f 4 , x A 7 . 9 h, 4,,.np me 'KJ 1 ' N iv 1 , , ,I ,af - A, 2,491 , - h ,. , . A . .jiri .f. ' ' ' .L-:.. ax 'fig 4- WL 5- ,E Y .Fife .' :7f : L--' 1, .- 5 5 , .. A ,ig ' . ig' KW! F' ,, ...ix Jr I FRONT ROW Slosky, Desko, Allen, Paradise, Sinclair, Calahrese, Betts, Silloway. BACK ROW: Huang, March Jackson, Ensminger, Townsend, Wilson, Godfrey, Davis, Coach Robinson, Moino, Sullivan, Haskins, Alvarez Mennes. 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Robertson - Captain, Sgt. A. Rhoden - Coach, W. C. Allen - Co- Captain. P.lVl.C.'s Rifle Team was overall Champion in their league last year and were also National Rifle Association Sectional Champions. 118 Q' i i Donnan, Eckard, Capt. Detlie, Allen. Spector, McConnell. Gallatin, Furgeson, Kuzo. Moll. Pistol Team Advisor: Sgt. A. Rhoclen Captain: J. Donnan Rash, Wenlock, Coggeshall, Holbrook, Wardell, Spector, Cook, Matuszak. Skeet Team Advisor: Capt. D. Detile Captain: W. C. Ahllen 119 THE 1964 TRACK TEAM The team opened the season with three victories. In the Penn Relays, John McTaggart set a new college record for the javelin, 209 ft. IW in., to win a first place for PMC, the first that the College has ever recorded in the relays. Besides McTaggart's record in the javelin, Robert Schlosbon established a new standard in the 220 yard dash of 21.9. Also, the mile relay team of Joyce, Evans, Kormanicki and Schlosbon ran a 3:26.4 for a new record. 120 -N 1-3. 1 ' 3:1 f,5r:E, F- , ,. 23.3 K Q' V ' . QM -ri.:-N'-lj W . Jim Miele prepares to go Airborne. varsity Muer, Many Reid. 12 1 Basener to Schlosbon Spring Sports 196114 --...- . -, .......... , ..l u P Francisco Goya: Disaster of War 96615 I And There Is No Remeflyj Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Commandant of Ca faq-.1 dets - Major General Wil liam S. Biddle COMMANLANTS STAFF Q-Bl-y Deputy Comma ndant Colon el Noel A. Menard 126 H 4 Eugene Cloud Administrative Assistant To the Commandant 1? as M -Mit it gzf Michael J. Hubbard Operations Officer Assistant Adjutant John R. McCullough Adjutant 127 EW OFFICERS Captain Captain Captain Captain lst. Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant lst Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Appointed to Cadet Rank of Name Norman L. Goldberg William C. Allanach Stuart B. Spector Andrew O. Manzini Curtis W. Lafey Robert K. Abbott Michael Soroker James I. Wenlock William P. Deile Richard M. Taus John W. McDonough Anthony Coggleshall Elmore E. Kayser Harry Carlip Theodore Barbieri Jack M. Miller 128 SPRI C l96 Duty Assignment Brigade Commander First Battalion Commander Brigade Provost Marshal Brigade Scholastic O flicer Brigade Assistant Provost Marshal Brigade Mess Officer Brigade Assistant Mess Officer First Battalion Operations Oflicer First Battalion Scholastic Oliicer Second Battalion Scholastic Officer Second Battalion AXR Sz Supply Officer Cn Co. Executive Officer HQ,' Co. Scholastic Officer HQ Co. Ass't. Scholastic Officer HQ Co. Platoon Leader AH Co. Scholastic Ofiicer Appointed to Cadet Rank of Name,- Znd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant James J, Miele William Stevens John J. McCormick Robert S. Heiser Charles Bracken Richard Braddock Barry T. Slabik Calvin M. Willa1'd Frederick W. Greenley John C. Brouwer Craig C. Metcalf Fred D. Kierstead Fred Schefller Charles Fennimore Thomas J. Chiomento 1 2,9 Duty Assignment Aw Co. Assistant Executive Officer Aw Co. Platoon Leader BN Co. Scholastic Officer BU Co, Assistant Executive Officer BM Co. Platoon Leader C Co. Assistant Executive Ofhcer C Co Officer rece: CO HC77 C0 D Co. Scholastic Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Assistant Executive Ofhcer DM Co. Platoon Leader E Co. Scholastic Officer Ev Co. Assistant Executive Oflicer F Co. Scholastic Officer F Co. Assistant Executive Officer TH, 'VT mul? 3, , ,T all --v--vi-i-...., qs l!f L ,255 - X Brigade Commander . Executive Officer - - s.1 .....,. 5.2 ....... s-3 . . . s-4 .....,. ASZR ...... J- f' ' ,,,7 N - - -:L 4 . 4, -.J as i,qy7.yra-1T:LP55fm'h ,v - v Q, . - ,ix X , V '-e, . 'ml- N BRIG DE STAFF OFFICERS - . -William Allanach - - - - - David Allen - - -Robert Newman - - -Leonard Menhart - - - -Roger Nicholls, Jr. - - - - . Clayton Rash ----RogerAhrens Aide to the Commandant - - - - - . Walter Clayton Brigade Mess Officer .--. ---- R obert Abbott Assistant S-3 . Assistant S-4 - Assistant A8112 ..-- . - - . -Gilbert Held . - Stephen Anderson - - - -Albert Smith Who is calling now J nb? 21 Bill Allanach Brigade Commander to shoot all Indians on or near my post l 1 they could double-time back and.. 131 ' bij 1 Yes Sir, Theylre all lost again . . . Simulate camouflage, simulate ammo, simulate enemy, . . AT' v1 'lf 132 COLOR GUARD BRIGADE STAFF NGN-COMS gg iS IFE Norm Goldberg Battalion Commander FIRST BATT L10 NONCOMS Battalion Sergeant Major . . . James Vaules S-1 Sergeant, R. Boltz . . . S-3 Sergeant, K. Lobel . . . S-4 Sergeant, R. Konzelman. 134 'F 1 1 Norman Goldberg . . - Jack Wilson . . Albert Sarno . . . Paul Heteji . . Thomas Steel I dont see em do vou see em? no I dont see 'em, nope, I dont at all I thought I saw an aggressor here someplace. Bill Whittaker Company Commander Company Commander William A. Whittaker Executive Officer William A, Holbrook Assistant Executive Officer Jack M. Miller First Sergeant Paul J. Stein Personnel Sergeant Gary J. Garnick ASZR Sergeant Lawrence R. Geter 136 Ill Platoon Leader James I. Wenlock Platoon Sergeant George W. Garrison Jim Wenlock Platoon Leader Then all you have to do is about 80 pull-ups 137 Making plans to capture another PX. Platoon Leader Raymond J. Paradise Platoon Sergeant Charles G. Nistico Ray Paradise Platoon Leader 138 You can't see Me, I'm a tree. What do you do now, Platoon Leader? 139 Don't look now, but I think the rest of the platoon just deserted. Company Commander Victor P. Mills Executive Officer Thomas C. Whitesell Assistant Executive Ofhcer John W. McDonough First Sergeant George M. Osborn ASIR Sergeant David D. Driscoll I H 1 ---ll Victor P. Mills Company Commander This is a hellova way to wait for lunch. 14-0 Curt Lafey Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Curtis W. Lafey Platoon Sergeant Theodore R. Zak 141 XX ik! . . , , W I - Mfg Mu' .gif .- HL is? ' mr i fijr ' ' fig? fi Q.. r ., 111, SQL, - When Jonny Comes Marching Home Again 142 Another Summit meeting 'S K Rick Robertson Platoon Leader After the battle of Washington Park. Platoon Leader Richard W. Robertson Platoon Sergeant Stephen M. Alinikoff Dewar.,- 'lil 143 we 'W 1 4 Keith Hillabrandt Company Commander Eh N I ... Company Commander Keith A. Hillabrandt Executive Officer Stuart B. Spector Assistant Executive Officer William P. Deile First Sergeant Dennis R. P. Isom A 81 R Sergeant Henry F. Lutz 144 fe 11 T j-an-' ,iiffefthr -qw '- Platoon Leader Anthony M. Coggeshall Platoon Sergeant Robert J. Grosch Tony Coggeshall Platoon Leader The Victors Tony takes ten. l The Un touchables 14-5 Rosy Braddock Platoon Leader Platoon Leader Richard S. Braddock Platoon Sergeant R. Michael Pearson I don't know the password either 147 :-3. . . . Another attack? . . Second Battalion onooms Battalion Sergeant Major . . . E. Garrison S-1 Sergeant, J. Travers . . . S-3 Sergeant, D. Eckard . . . S-4 Sergeant, V. Drupa -.h Y 'Y ..-171 148 -at .- .I '7 . su :vii , M ii , ei ,i U, 1 'w -I if 'x 4 ,LL1--.A-. - , Z' ' -6. X 7 Second Battalion Officers Executive Officer S-2 ......, S-4 ....... S-1 ...,..... , Sergeant Major- - Battalion Commander- . ,I im Boydston Q ei VV -.. Sig T R W ,i x,. OSX VVK: . - . .James Boydston . . . John McNamara - - . -Ruedi Stocker - - . Alan Packman - - - Andrew Manzini . . . Edward Garrison FE' Battalion Commander 149 i 75.5 Company Commander Robert L. Sicotte Executive Officer William C. Burvh Assistant Exec-utive Officer Valdis S. Verrumba First Sergeant Richard P. Jones Personnel Sergeant Peter M. Zeimann A 81 R Sergeant Frederick L. MCGuiney Muscle Beach was never like this!!! 150 -45 'WX Strive Kaullrnan Platoon Loader Platoon Leader Stephen H. Kauffman Platoon Sergeant Edward R. Taddeo 151 gg igigshlr . . . Something old, something new . . . -3 Platoon Leader Robert J. Shaw Platoon Sergeant Myron H. Wardell ' lvl l ra llv fi HGV' Bob Shaw Platoon Leader 152 INC: , Q I , if ,ig 'Q' Bob Sicotle, your friendly host Dix-Hilton. The 'ounv warriors strike avain. . ra xv John Grant E-J O 3 'C sa: 5 K4 Q 9 5 3 nw :z Q- na 1 iii Company Commander Executive Officer Assistant Executive Oflicer First Sergeant Personnel Seageant ASZR Sergeant X'-auf. A S: ' ww ru M ,, L1 . John H. Grant Charles T. Schauss Fred Kierstead James D. Brandt William P. Syrnolon Gary J. Grace 154 ff-S Platoon Leader Kenneth A. Damiani Platoon Sergeant John Hoke Ken Damiani Platoon Leader The Body Snatchers strike again 155 Yes Sir, I'm having a wonderful time. Platoon Leader Robert A. Clifford Platoon Sergeant Mark M. Ristau Bob Clifford Platoon Leader 156 Another day, another 35120. Hmmm . . . wonder where the PX is . . . Getting ready for a Milk Bath. ' Y:-15, .. pf A-SH' A , 'A ' Q SE Platoon Leader Leo F. Pelleriti Platoon Sergeant George Garrison Leo Pelleriti Platoon Leader ,jk Z X 'hm 158 fl. George Vincent Company Commander F515 ii Company Commander George T. Vincent Executive Officer 'Iliomas H. Tracy Assistant Executive Ofncer Richard M. Taus First Sergeant Jon K. Brower Personnel Sergeant Charles L. Eichenberg AQYLR Sergeant Albert R. DiOrio 159 Airborne Ranger??? I wanna go home. m...,,. ' Ab H- -K , ' ' .-.-f 'E -52-1 if ' 4 J- 3, - . f - . WE!-,f,'f --Kg? TL -1-14, , A -.,-, N.: .ggaE?w2gssaH5LM1fH14.i-Y-H111 21.5 -. A I I 160 Yeth 7 f Al Pucci ' ' Platoon Leader Old Al strikes again YAP' 1' Platoon Leader Alfred C. Pucci Platoon Sergeant Thomas B. Keller 161 Q 4 wg. gunz- .in 4r4.wuu sf . 2,1 ut, 5- 'Q ,gt H 1 1 Tiff : .cg 1 yr sad Gerry McAteer Company Commander 1 Company Commander Gerald M. McAteer Executive Officer Max Cayer Assistant Executive Ofiicer Elmore E. Kayser, Jr. First Sergeant Richard O. Berkey Personnel Sergeant James D. Phillips ASLR Sergeant William G. PfeiHe Brigade Dmm Major Charles E. March 162 Platoon Leader Michael M. McCloy Platoon Sergeant Edward J. Scheib . w,,.5F! 1 , v H ' Mike McCloy Platoon Leader Service with a smile 163 P.M.C. of the future? l I Platoon Leader William H. Phillips Platoon Sergeant John P. Snowden 0-5 if s,. Bill Phillips Platoon Leader 164 . . . One for the Captain One for the Major . . . One for the Colonel . . . No Sir, I don't know what a Zeus is. I think I'm wiltingf' 165 THE BROTHERS OF COMPANY Q-5 Candidates for Company Q-5 - 1964-1965 166 Pershin Rifles Company Q-5, P.M.C.'s Championship Drill Team, was founded at the College in December 1952. Since their small beginnings, the Company has won six National Championships. The aims of the organization are to encourage, preserve and develop the highest ideals of the military profession and to provide appropriate recognition of a high degree of military ability among the cadets of senior R.0.T.C. units. Company Commander . . .... Robert F. Newman, Jr. Executive Oihcer Drill Instructor. - . Finance Ofhcer S-1 Officer . . - S-2 Ofhcer - - S-3 Officer . . S-4 Officer . . lstfSgt. .... . Faculty Advisor . . - - . . . George T. Vincent, Jr. . . William D. Duthie, Jr. - . - Michael E. Soroker - - . .Charles Fennirnore . . . . John F. Hepler, Jr. - - Charles H. Bracken, II . - - - - - Joseph L. Brown . . Charles G. Nistico, Jr. Lt. Col. Henry C. Phillips PERSHING RIFLES BN. STAFF PLEDGES 1.1. Cul. V. Mills Maj. W. Mitchell Capt. R. Moller Capt. C. Schauss ls! Lt. N. Goldberg 2nd Ll. C. Eichenbc-rg' 2nd Lt. J. Snowdon 2nd Lt. P. Younl. Sgt. Maj. H. Marschall .KX 1 l i CFU' 168 lg? 1 l i 1 x ix ROTC FLIGHT E Clay Rash, Evans Kayser, Mike McCloy, Tony Coggeshall, Bill Allanach and Bill Whittaker 169 ,. 1 X 5 iv uk . n Q? v 'J lTY1 E5 xx 5 u M- r' v, 'N :FN .4 f of Fr Q I .- U M, .7 serrssgaw .v wi 4' w W x n-,,, 1 U, dm nm. Q JJ. L x if -Q M: 'FH Yvgy vw 1,',1..,- , ' ..- 'Q-iii? 5 ' ,I ra: . ,MI ,A 4 g -'fi-Ltr, In ur K mf' 4. ,-.i ww Y an W AJ -45-, 'W ,nlim M A fn www Q 1 5 'a 3 Fi. Y Q, 5,5 5 - W' n , 1 . vi if . W1 ,Q K gt . ,M N' f? ., , . , . , 5 , -- -: .' ' . f .. A '-.Jak iw 1.-.,::z,151 ,gg H-, -,gp ,Y-' 117,-fzg-fr.f'-Qfi,..1. .-pgvfwfz, , Nw f ...QQ 1-..j:..,154-fspa1fg1fQ2wv . ' '. . '!?',-1,5-':uv'w. ,. f -1a-,QA . -,gr -W A 2 ,.f' 15 ,JV .34-Q-.-5,g:'.,Jf-.'f5'f3gii:523ig 2 f Ml : A :Qin-fr W , 1 M Y 1,4 Ai , 4 Y 1 1 , W! , Q.'Y,,e-vii: L. 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Detlie Rangel Don Gray displays techmque of dlsarmma the bayonet assault executed by Chuck Bracken 'Mag ' NX N. Goldberg, R. Rolwrtson. J. Boydstrm, J. NIl'NLlKUElI'Ll, C. Schuuss, W. Allunacll. J. Grunt. R. Newman. DISTINGUISHED MILITARY STUDENTS ...lit lf. Lufcy, A. Mamzini, R. Sicottc, V. Mills, A. Paxckmun. 173 3 W mfr , Ewa . .... ., ef 91 W ,,:- ,ln - 1fAgz5f'f7r2Sf?2'gf ' ' ff ' f -AX' -swims k A. G. A. Edelfelt: Seascape Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Professor H. Gleason, R. Laube, L. O'Hara, T. Joyce, M. Reid, J. Strech, D. Fuini, R. Basener. CIVILIAN BO RD R. Laube T. Joyce R. Basener J. Strech Prof. H. Gleason gg President V. President Treasurer Secretary Advisor MK L I,l BOARD of CONTROL - FIRST ROW: D. Hall, J. MacFarland, M. Reid, W. Buckley, H. Miller T. Crego. SECOND ROW: R. Schloshon, R. Webb, J. O,Me1ia, J. Journey, R. King, J. Bandar chuk, A. De1Vacchio. ef' IJL-QA E'i? 1'f ,, -gl-.54 ...Q-'fm-'fM-re-ay-.,-.mxmawf-W.mnv4: pcrx'-as. V- ' ls. 22? 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W Q, za, 'ld' l 5 f? my ,AEWX VH-f ffv is wa 'Q LM .. i Ty Rik, l'.'1 Q' T' V H-f1'7T. ., L.-12x x 2 .gg X ,..- Tkzivz P YQ: 'W X. ,si Z 5 we 1-,Q MMR w wie me A g M wx 1. , ,iewu mmm vi. . ' Mmm, mm mm-sm, qs, ' 2 haw A 4- -' I ....,', W ,D W, ' ' 51:5 . 1 :ig 5. 22 5: 1 1 2477 J wwzzlm fwmzm O William Harnett: Still Life Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art , ' 1 ' Bw 1 .Az n . ' A , ' CLASS ADVISOR 8:5 OFFICERS D M RL Cl Ad 16 I I I 1 President Walter J. Clayton, Jr. I Secretary Treasurer olm M. McNamara J I - Ruedi K. Stocker wi ,,,., - :av-1 . 132' 'E 5' fl . ,511 ea sier ,:,. NJ , , .5 hm, R :V V- Vice- President James D. Boydston PT 2 . S: 9 A. 1 - , ai -1 lag? al, ,ga Y Robert Abbott Mark Barbieri Roger Ahrens H, I Lx- ' G ww. 1' ll. i Nui, 'V H mx ,-i' I .-v iii ' J- gf i 'v' l 4 59- 1 L. Q lfu ' R A ef ' i '9 .wi lx Qin l l William C. Allanach V :mov - l 3 if uw MKQEL: f ul HW H l M .ll-1 Si'-1 x S W, on , LH Bill Allanach accepts Corps Sabre Eg l o 'afar 5 75' 'Wg 'f'ii l ii' - ll William Allen r E' H - T 5 , 5. sllfa H' M, 'W iw. -2 Stephen Anderson 'mwugnigm 'fy wif: 5, aa., ,QW ' Q E ' :JL l ' H ' wg. Hai: :. David E. Allen Y . ll lu M ww iiiifss 1 Q David Alter Robert Biava l Harvey Hohner Frank Blounts Robert Barclay ...L The new College Center is the center of Social Life as well as Academic. William Booth Ronald Basener James D. Boydston 203 a-2 Daniel Boone -our fj': sw:: . Y 1 , ' 1fL'1f' T 'Q l ' fs xl- ww 'N TW' 'H 'Q ,if '- X: ge ' Erigl: 'H , X-yu ' W i t f. v :Z F' if ,.. , F-'L' f ,N ' FT ,,L1 wi, NM 7' def. Homer Boyer Richard Boyle Charles Bracken , .. .. -Z-.. ,. ,?, Q , Zi' ll ll 4-K 1 M lg k' b. l W Q . E X lg it , +-1 W 7 John Brientnall James Brogan The Cadre caught off guard - yes they actually' can smile Q- as H John Brouwer Richard Braddock Joseph Brown 204' Ill ld? J L 'Qu N ,sn 1 W fly William Buckley Wllllam B1 own John Burton Wllllam F Burns 11' wlll ', : ix: well, let's cut another class. Joseph Burbldge William Burch ,gnu-uw. 1 uw, 1 Vasu!! l if EEEAQHEKI'-' Z lm L 1 .llleEi?C' , gsv' w 5 . H , X To Q fa 'P. ' r -'v S5552 wi iw ' f 5? ,:!v' ima' I i i 205 W ooo Jw Robert Butler William Calhoun qi? new Q 2 .J-5--1:4 1:-'t' H2 .' M , . we ,3-xl-Q l Q l 1 m Qu Q 3 H' M f-3 Q S? :Si H ass: QEE J oseph Carter Rex Cassel . ,Q H , , .A Lv., 2 wan' -1, So? ,U , an Q .ww W , x uw -,, , he it Q 1 S r ww uw ww zu w 1 Harry Carlip U1 , ?'l'?:l ,, Leonard Ciesielski ' 'rea w Walter Clayton Q Joseph Cleland .W -..A Before the Battle of Washington Park. Thomas Chiomento 206 Robert Clifford K Lx ,1 .X James Dahle Leonard Cusato A 1 1,4 gf . ivgmrw W? if 1g ' ff 7 Eff 'f 'f' 1' .. gf Agn m nQ !. x'53fg It ,I vi . QM 1' 'J' l v , A ruigll Y' me M ax , Y 33 w Gerald Cre1gl1ton S 4 , .. fe Kenneth Damiani Michael Desko f 1wEl E 1 i Andrew Dechnik seT,..e,e,, 3, ' 'Lf f fm E John Donnan William Deile Bill Mitchell takes a 3 minute break at Pre-Camp. if 5 in 2 pg., f Ralph Douros Francis Downey Charles Drasser g W - - , --.-awrzf- . .wifi M lf- if 5 ' 'Z ' Lgkn , Sflf., lk. ' l - R' -. :Y J mf Z : . ,.4 mu Qi in 7 E.E I 5. , E V17 151. FA W ,X ifl 4--,egg ' ' gi ' '1 :ll L Q 'T, ' '-'fisi i' 5 N , if k ng ,, .A.f' I,-' I 7 Ronald Ensmlnger Charles Evans A All Franklin Evans DN i if ' E ,. QQ 'es K Charles Fennimore Another Calm Registratlon James Fordham Michael Gardner sk Robert Colclman Max Cayer Civilian Freshman take P.T. test. John Grant Robert Gorsuch Frederick Grau X. gas-Y xxx 5 V ,X E 1 XX 7 l ,,ir V Y- ,.: I . uv w Y T JI ' Q If. ' I ,A lx U lf, I V. 'I A dn KV , 3-if-is A ..,.,. . I VV 4, 1 A , .I A gl ' I 1- if ' 'Q vi S 'R n v H Norman L. Goldberg 211 John Crawl Donald Gray x l 15, ww fl-T. 5 Q P N. - 9' M l FEMMQ ra., 1 !' ru , R 1.1- hl , , gf- pk' 4,1-,FN ' . Na. uf, .vp A -wr- .K - '- rx 9 , N., b .-I. . - pus- Ni 6 37 Frederick Greenley . . If this thing falls apart once more Robert Heiser LW H H, me ,? T! i 55 as Paul Heteji Burt Hickey Keith Hillabrant 'fi l i ,, W: . U E E . : L' H Q' W ..... 71 .,.,. 5- A E,,QQ,,,,, Gilbert Held 'f A 1 K 1 ie 'Lg-is Donald Henderson P 1 212 Gerald Hionis I 1 1 nfl, v-sg. .-F. A2 Charles E. Hires John Huang was Joseph Humphrey William Holbrook Sheldon Horwitz Walter Hricay v at M, J -1-J -uv 1 L ,1 ,,i NIHCMO1'l3Ud Center is the new home of a stimulat- ing academic atmosphere. EUC' I J HN! E- , 213 Robert Iezzi John Jackson W? , I-2516, M llllim X W , l M me .,,, 1 vs James Jennings Samuel Johnson Robert Jefferies -.np J nn Elmore Kayser Stephen Kauffman Paul Kertu The Class of 1968 enjoys a brief break during cadre. p-fl-W Frederick Kierstedd ,-11 ,Fx ,yu ,.. vl v Drew Johnston William Kirchner Roger Kuc ,. f , ax -xii , . ' 53i'f ':re- f -.-. ' 'B - ,,,'f-euro-:gf - V, , - Homecoming Bonfire - 1964 Terrence Lachman Curtis Lafey Richard Krieg Robert Klelblenc Brooke Koons Victor Lafrenz k ,..-. 'Q' wf':: f'i ', ivg i ww W - we S 'f ' ', 5, 1 ,. , m.,.f Q,-ii W mf if 'EL ,.::. V 'R -' :m ag -, ,, . 1 7 1' 'J ,fim 1421: 7.1. pdf-: . H' v ,.'- I1, ..f+N. l , , 'ik '- rf' f' , fe..-f 'egg ,g k , 1-ML.: in-ff ff? if Q if 31 1 John Majewski Frank Manzi Andre Manzini 4, V! rw' John Marks Joseph Martino Charlie Smith, young warrior Walte1' Matkuvsky Samuel Mayberry lu 'm 'w uw Joseph lVlcCaffery Michael McCloy John lVlcCormick Gerald lVlcAteer 217 Ian McCain John McDonough Craig Metcalf College Canteen serves all purposes Francis McGrane James McLaughlin Leonard Menhart John McNamara I ames Miele 1 sw' 3.4 , . M jg L YWQ Jack M. Miller 'fx' 1 g g LI E .- .- Gene Mlrolh Stephen Mischo William Mitchell William R. Moller John Newell Marty Reed checks on one of his new students. Vlctor P Mills Robert Newman .35 ,gg idk I - li Roger G. Nicholls, J r. What do I do now boss? Joseph Norris John Norton Michael P. Park Raymond Paradlse Warren Perry Eugene Pepe l l P Howard Pfeffer You mean they used to stand like this? William Phillips Robert Patchell Leo Pelleritti in 5 5 wi, ,N -ln-rd? 221 L Ernesto Pinero Patrick Poley Scott Pickard g ww gsm ll 1 Timothy Quinn I ay Randell sf b-1 Wm 52 F Clayton Rash Alfred C. Pucci General Abrams reviews Honor Guard, James Reichers 222 an QUE H A sap, 1 w V Walter Reichert Emil Romagnoli Michael Rose v.1a5.?,,, A ',.':,j'!.wy ,. , , ,,,V,,,, , ,,... ,, ,.V, .V , ., gen ,., mf'1l,,iiil'1W'WIHW-idglf''limi'ig is W' , P2f313Q5'jY! 'i:3Wafe.fQa 'w Let's see . . . I pull this pin and . . Y' . . 1 -ufjun Martln Reld fi ,- ' ,. 3 7 mf! David Rittman Jerald Rutledge Richard Robertson Albert Sarno ?: .f T'i7 Robert Schofer Charles Schauss ,Frederick Schefiler Robert Schlosbon John Grant on the range Martin Sejda Haw l ' Hzvx.. If-- , H0 Robert Shaw -'!',ur. ' - -. - '5' . l 4. gg Roy Sheffler John H. Shellenberger 224 Millian Shevchik David Singer Barry Slabik What do you do now Platoon Leader? Michael Soroker Stuart B. Spector r' Q t Is-1 -.S'. 1.3 Albert J. Smith Charles Smith Frederick Spellman l 1 Ruedi K. Stocker Thomas Steel William Stevens Richard Taus 2nd Order D.M.S.'s 1 H -- JL' '. v 2--ff-1 'lf .JS .1 gi l , - 'ft-9 '53 , , E! ,moi 5 ,Shir -' s.,' QU- . I v 'WF- f' H1 in ,ldv lx 2,121 'U 'l L, .. 1.1 llf- N 'W' FMH1'eW'- wx ' W U A ' grfzgf- 5 , - A :Rf WiiM,, '... 'inmy N , 'Qj,51Qge3,i,ll -Q 4. Gregory Stolis l' . ' -,PJ -'nil :ill :Y i , rf' iiL1l9l'I w ll2'I55l'w.l Q -VM.,-L-E ,A L: mw.,. ex! ' F355 2 W Wx . ,WZ f, -Y ep egg - H 1 Dennis Stang Dennis Taylor John Szczechowski vm-- Walter Tucciarone William Unger ,Q- , , 4-y Qs ff, , l Alan K. Ward Gerry McAteer gets D.M.S. Gregory Wedemeyer Ronald Weidner ee.. 5 James I. Wenlock 228 William A. Whittaker John Wentz Norman Whiteley Thomas Whitesell ,Q-I 'qi xg 1, .f.,.NF VL 5.1 , .-.g ' V i 42 .lack T. Wilson Calvin M. Willard I Robert Woodruff X - ' Christian Yadavia , J on Yoo Game Room used 20 hours a clay. Ralph ZuZ010 William Wolfgan Charles Wood , fn? sq M H H 229 Thomas Eakins: The Agnew Clinic. Reproduced with permission of the University of Pennsylvania. LTY Board of Trustees Laurence P. Sharples President Stuart H. Raub, Jr. Chalmer G. Kirkbride Vice President Vice President 232 .fam Ag 5- J. Newton Pew John R. Hanna Morton Jenks Vice President Secretary Treasurer MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES Laurence P. Sharples, Bryn Mawn Pennsylvania J Vice President, Sharples Corporation President Stuart H. Raub, Jr., Lititz, Pennsylvania President, Raub Supply Company Vice President J. Newton Pew, L.H.D., Rose Tree, Media, Pennsylvania President, Delaware County National Bank Vice President Chalrner G. Kirkbride, Sc.D., Eng.D., Wallingford, Pennsylvania Vice President, Research Kc Engineering, Sun Oil Company Vice President Morton Jenks, Sc.D.,r Villanova, Pennsylvania Partner, Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks, Kirkland Co., Brokers Treasurer John R. Hanna, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Civil Engineer and Owner, John Hanna Sz Sons Secretary William Craemer, Swarthmore, Pennsylvania Retired Executive, Sun Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company Clarence H. Thayer, ENG.D., Wallingford, Pennsylvania Senior Vice President, Sun Oil Company Lloyd Goman, Wallingford, Pennsylvania Attorney at Law Salvatore Giordano, Lloyd Harbor, New York President, Fedders Corporation H. Fairfax Leary, Jr., Villanova, Pennsylvania Partner, Saul, Ewing, Rernick 81 Saul, Attorneys J. Harry LaBrum, LL.D., HH.D., Philadehvhia, Pennsylvania Brig. Cen. UiS.A.R. Ret. Partner, LaBrum 81 Doak, Attorneys Caesar A. Grasselli, II, Wilmington, Delaware Retired Executive, E. I. duPont de Nemours Company Albert M. Greenheld, LL.D., L.H.D., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Honorary Chairman, Bankers Securities Corp. F. Eugene Dixon, Jr., Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Management Trustee Lewis L. Colasurdo, Hamrnonton, New jersey President, Pakco Companies, Inc. Cortright Wetherill, Newtown Square, Pennsylvania Investment Broker Harold L. Yoh, Haveford, Pennsylvania President, Day and Zimmermann, Inc. Eldridge R. Johnson, ll, Edgmont, Pennsylvania Investment Broker Cunard O. Carlson, D.Sc., LL.D., Thomdale, Pennsylvania Chairman, Board of Directors, G. O. Carlson, Inc. William J. Wolf, LL.D., Merion, Pennsylvania Financier 233 Willmln L. Colin 1. Dean of Student Pcrsonnul Raymond J. McCaFlrey Financial Vice President Mathews M. Johnson Academic Vice President and Dean Chester Sloat Associate Dean 5, 234 Lise' as Howard Wiley Development Staff Writer -1196 FH r 'RW ::. ' ' ,, i, df. x, if, Q- , Carl A, Schaubggl Robert Pierpont Arthur Garner Stgff Vice P1-fgsidem Director of Development Director ol' College Center W lftit ,ii i Elizabeth F. schiefk Hilda F- Mackey Dirvctor of Administrative Studies Placement Dlrcclor Frank M. Matthews Director of Industrial Services George A. Hansell it Director of Athletics 235 'Qi Fred Taylor Associate Director of Admissions Vincent Llndsley Donald M. Huntsinger Dwecmr of Admlsslons Associate Director of Admissions Charles A. Littman Executive Secretary of Alumni Association Arthur Raimo Rudolph Bloom Head Football Coach Director of Public Relations 236 .- Lee C. Brown Librarian fm? T. S. Hand Library SV ' - Secretaries Helen J. Domenech Library '-T 71 if V 1 lf-mi 237 3 'Q' i ms., V Franz B. Gross, Professor Chairman of Liberal Arts A Homer Nearing Owen C- LCHSE Pmfbssm- Associate Professor English Hiswfy LIBER L RTS Herbert Roehler Professor Modern Languages D. B. Armold Associate Professor English J. W. Hopkirk Associate Professor Political Science 238 a' '-'-Q-' iii. ' HS Sophocles M. Sophocles Professor Philosophy Mrs. H. Logan Associate Professor Philosophy ' M. R. Lowe Associate Professor English R. C. Melzi Associate Professor Romance Languages H. Natuncwicz Associate Professor Sociology fan.. -rv T. L. Purnell Associate Professor Education C. B. Smith Associate Professor English 239 W. W. Fairweather Assistant Professor Romance Languages H. W. Gleason Associate Professor English T M liams Assistant Professor History of H ii. - pw H is -if f, ,- ,. ,, , , r wx, H' 'H 1' 15,3354 'nw H' iw? Vw -aw ' wig? N H 'M..s.i.. ' J, .wig ,W Mi. H ,-.H ...mf H K i, WH Mggg. xx wig. ,, im 'sf 1 Q. V M f , f I .l II' V . if - -. ' ' .4 V' A iw... PX , ,msn J. T. Kelleher Assistant Professor English 1 in 1 4. i . -ss, ' f U . I. T 4- fs 1 '12, ' 'X E. W. Kubach- R' Pak Assistant Professor Assistant Pfofessof ' Political Science English 240 L 's. , ffm E3 -..girli- W. M. Rolofson Assistant Professor History-Political Science W. A. E. Skurnik Assistant Professor Political Science 1 i ii riffs? if ..-wr: , L.. r .il T. A. Westlake C. A. Wisneski Assistant Professor Assistant Professor English Music 1 w u ,O ' fish , -- ' :fb J. E. Bellone Instructor English 241 P. L. Silver Assistant Professor History 7 ?.T f WWWWQ -s Ai Robert L. Hamman, Prolbssor Chairman Business Administration E. Axilrod W. J. Dennison Professor Associate Professor Business Administration Business Administration M. Colin Assistant Professor Business Administration 'F ttsfw it msg Em' wi Business Administration A. F. Goodwin Assistant Professor Business Administration 242 C. S. Hall Assistant ,Professor Business Administration 452 ,I - L. C. Tanguy G. R. Bowlby Assistant Professor instructor Business Administration Accounting W. J. Zahka Assistant Professor Business Admmlstration ...L D. B, Walker A. M. Zarka Instructor Instructor Accounting Business Administration 24-3 sa A ' Joseph J. Storlazzi, Professor Chairman Science Department R. C. Erh I. M. Gottlieb Professor Professor Chemistry Chemistry J . L. Prather Professor Physics juan sf:-'S A. C. Alderfer Associate Professor Chemistry 244 ll, J. S. Conroy Associate Professor Chemistry E. R. Creasy Associate Professor Mathematics C. B, Helms Associate Professor Mathematics H. E, Smith Associate Professor Physics 'xii R. R. Dohner Assistant Professor Mathematics R. W. Madeiros Assistant Professor Chemistry p -R? YN b4 w J. S. McAfee Assistant Professor Mathematics D v X Ex 1 ,WL 245 F. 5 . E. F. Shortland EMM H favs Assistant Professor Chemistry B- E- Raemsch J. A. Arbuckle Assistant Professdr Instructor Science Physics I Q .aihs I, if 5. ss if rf x i fi Q , E M Pritchard Lecturer W. U. Hodgson Instructor Mathematics Mathematics 246 H. S. Mabbott Lecturer Physics g-5 ii gi F. Arthur T. Murphy, Professor Chairman Director of Engineering -v ' Nw ' G O Calabfwe R A D1Taranto Professor Professor Electrical Engineering Meghamcal Engmee,-mg E GI EERI G DEPARTMENT L. R. Mann Professor Engineering L, A. Madonna Professor Engineering 247 E. F. Brady Associate Professor Engineering 4-:nl G. N. Bathlsh Assistant Professor Civil Engineering N. R. Kornfield D. S. Rane Associate Professor Assistant professor Engineering Engineering W. Gariano Assistant Professor Engineering D. L, Wise ' Assistant Professor Engineering 'Y' 248 R. M, Koern er Instructor Engineering -'J' Maj. C. Donahue Assistant Professor Capt. J. L. Caddigan, Jr Assistant Professor Military Science Military Science Capt. W. R. Philbrook Assistant Professor Military Science ' Lt. Col. Henry G. Phillips Chairman Military Science Division ILITARY SCIENCE DIVISIO Capt. P. Dougherty Assistant Professor Military Science 249 . if Ag I 'A 'fwfi 4' Xi. F l 3? . . -if? Kb Capt. D. Detlie Assistant Professor Military Science f . ,. if dl .' L cr h we--in S!Maj. Bugden if 'Q' Sgt. Alkire Sgt. Behney ,F ,..- -Y ,H- .yap .m,,,,..aL, 1 Fe- Y .- Q :, um. X - '. '.f4:j.,E 4' L-U 'fgr- ,W lm g,q gxf V l - 1-ll ro.'mixu'f3tsvsevsm'--mu - --E-W., Q--p---N,-f..-..-- ,.-...V.v -.., .f............. ,. A' .,......e21: 4, , , 'M -gm.-, g3i, i?fi2Q,Q!E 5 i ,W-,. A . +4 fx ,. -fl . vjgfgh. f X 0 rn.. 5 A 'f5Eif'i 7 1 f f ggflifea a' :A 'fl Iv' 1 ' 3 'H r S 'S I is ' F- .,,. ,. NEB, Q 'J its 5' '!5'g :' 'UNH- f Minn:-Exsv'-nmpqg. 251 Photo by Walter Holt-PDA 4-Bmw, -vw mg, pau 1- Eugene Berman: View in Prospective of Perfect Sunsez, 1941 Courtesy of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. E ENING DIVISIO Dean Benjamin Armold' Dean of the Evening Division Classes of the Evening Division of P.M.C. have provided educa- Anthony J. Anello William A. Beard Philadelphia, Pa. Ridley Park, Pa. Engineering Engineering John G. Belian Robert E. Blank Morton, Pa. Media, Pa. Management Engineering A tional opportunities at college level to residents of Delaware County and surrounding areas since 1954. With the emphasis of many of its courses being cultural and humanistic rather than vocational, the school maintains the rep- utation of turning out first class citizens. Robert H. ,lanke Administrative Assistant Herbert B. Boulden, Jr. Joseph F. Briglia Chester, Pa. Primos, Pa. Accounting Engineering ' an neil, Nicholas A. Carlone, Jr. Anibole B. Chieffo Upland, Pa. Marcus Hook, Pa. Management Engineering ,559 Nicholas Chieffo Richard M. Cianciarulo George W. Clineff Marcus Hook, Pa. Parkside, Pa. Morton, Pa. Management Engineering Engineering 9 ,S 1, 11' ' eh 'I E 5 - 'if ,,.. , .. 'Fw -F Y ,Q Joseph F. Connolly David L. Cooney James H. Curry Cl3Ym0Hl1 DCI- Chester, Pa. Media, Pa. Management Management Engineering l 43 fn UTS N . 94: l 1 W- Roy B. Degler Hugh R. Dougherty Media, Pa. Chester, Pa. Accounting Marmqement ' -'il iff ..ii A522 - ' B ' MQW' ' ,ru H W .ev V V ,ll v 30 Victor R. Gentile Walter J. Gruszka Louis C. Hanson Brookhaven, Pa. Chester, Pu. Glenolden, Pa. Engineering Management 25 5 Management William J. F rieze Parkside, Pa. Management 3 . , i., ' , ,, 'EP' I 9 t q . IZ? -lsr? Edward L. Henry William D, Houser Stephen E. Hughes, Jr. Chester, Pa- Linwood, Pa. Linwood, Pa. Mamlgemenl Accounting Accounting r 5 A gl f 3 W 1 :Q V. Ai lt., ,K 1 Robert E. Kestler Leslie King Theodore J. Klecko Glenn Mills, Pa, Newark, Del. Folcroft, Pa. ' ' Engineering Accounting Engineering Edmund M. Kozak Ridley Park, Pa. Engineering 'l-Q1-'f'l' George H. Kohlweiler, Jr, Wallingford, Pa. Management Lawrence A. McGinnis Folcroft, Pa. Accounting Paul W. Matthews Norwood, Pa. Management lnsw-H 'i' Robert E. Kokoszka Chester, Pa. Engineering Joseph S. Kowalewski Ridley Park, Pa. Engineering ina!! Vincent J. Perillo Robert E Miles Robert A. Nacrelli Chwter P Marcus Hook, Pa. Havffmvfnv Pa' Management Engineering Engmeenng :L a W 'U' Michael J. Roman Essington, Pa. Accounting William Shellem Jr Gage T. Swift Erie Pa Media, Pa. Management Management l Walter R. Thompson Brookhaven, Pa. Engineering S i David A. Warwick Camden, NJ. Engineering f f Ga f ai S-r 1 SENIOR DIRECTORY ABBOTT, ROBERT K., Melrose, Mass., SAM 1, AEA 1, Circle K 1,2g Theta Chi 1,2,3g Intra- murals 1,2,3,4g Wesley Club Pres. 3, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. AHLUM, WILLIAM J. Hatboro, Penna. AHRENS, ROGER W. Allendale, N.J. ALLANACH. WILLIAM C., .IR.. Ossining, N.Y., ASCE Pres. 1,2,3,4g SAME 3,4, ROA 2,3,41-g FOOT- BALL 2,33 Newman Club 1,2,3,41-5 Student Council 4g Cultural Affairs 4, Cpl., Sgt., Capt. ALLEN, DAVID E., Blairstown, N.J. PSEA 351, SAM 43 NEA 3,43 ROA 3, TKE 2,3,4-g Wcisltey Club 1, BASEBALL I,2,3.4, SOCCER 23,4-3 Cpl., Sgt.1 Capt. ALLEN. WILLIAM GREGORY. Lowman, N.Y., SAM 1.2: RIFLE 1,2,3,4I-3 CROSS-COUNTRY 1,2,3,4, Intramurals l.,2,3,41-3 Rum Runners 3, Pistol Team 3, Skeet Team 2,331-. ALTER. DAVID C.. Soinvrville. N.J., Cirt-lo K 1,2, WRESTLING 1,2, FOOTBALL 1g Wesley Club l.2,3,4g Yearbook Staff 1. ' ANDERSON. STEPHEN A.. Munvy. Penn., Theta Chi 3.4: WRESTLING 1,2g Rep. Club 1,2g Intramurals t,2.3.4g Pol Sci. Club I,2g Cpl., Sgt., Lt. BAKER. DALE RICHARD. Lancaster. Penn.. PR 1,2,3,4g Theta Chi 2,3,4l, SAME 2,3,4, ROA 3,4-3 WRESTLING IA. BARBIERI, THEODORE MARK. Trenton, N.J., Band 1,221.43 IRC 1,2,3,4g ICG 1,2,3,4g RIFLE 1,2,3g Rep. Club 1,2,3,4-g Pol. Sci. Club 1,2. BARCLAY, ROBERT P. Linderhurst, N.Y., . BASEBALL MGR. 1,2,3,4I-g Intramurals 1,2,3, Pistol Team 1,23 ROA 1.2, Rep. Club 1g Cpl. BARKER, WILLIAM A. Gladwyne, Penna. BASENER, RONALD V., Newtown Square, Penna., CROSS-COUNTRY 1,2,3, TRACK 1,2,3g Day Stu- dent Board l,2,3, Alpha Sigma Phi I,2,3g SAM 1,2. BATHISH, GEORGE F. Beirut, Lebanon BIAVA, ROBERT J. Belleville, N.J. BLOUNTS, FRANK J., JR., Glenolden, Penna., BASEBALL 1,2,3,4g Engineers Club 1,4-g Society of Automotive Engineers 41-. BOHNER, HARVEY C. Morton, Penna. BOONE, DANIEL G. Upper Darby, Penna. BOOTH, WILLIAM J., JR., Parkside, Penna., BASKETBALL l,2, SKULL 81 BONES 3,4. BOYDSTON, JAMES D., III Pittsburgh, Penna. BOYER, HOMER W., JR. Chadds Ford, Penna. BOYLE, RICHARD P., Center Moriches, N.Y., Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Rep. Club 1,2,3,4-. BRACKEN, CHARLES H., II Pittsburgh, Penna., PR 1,2,3,4, Theta Chi 2,3,fLg Ranger Platoon 3,4. BRADDOCK, RICHARD S., Margate, N.J., SAM 1, Rep. Club 1,2,3,4g Canterberry Club 1,2,3,4g Pol. Sci. Club 1,2,3. BREGER, JAMES M., Wilmington, Del. BRIENTNALL, JOHN, JR., Folsom, Penna., SAM 3,4-g Pol. Sei. Club I,2, Compass Club 3,4-, Alpha Sigma Phi 2,3,44. BROGAN, JAMES .I., JR., Woodlyn, Penna., TRACK TEAM 1,2g Engineers Club 1,2g Intramurals 1, Beta Gamma Mu 3,11-. BROUWER, JOHN C. Clifton, N.J. BROWN, JOSEPH E., Worthington, Ohio, Dome Staff 1,2, PR 3,4. BROWN, WILLIAM R. Secane, Penna. BUCKLEY, WILLIAM S., Brookhaven, Penna., Glee Club 1, Engineer's Club 1, SAM 3,4-g Civilian Control Group 3,4. BURBIDGE, JOSEPH F., Norwood, Penna., FOOTBALL l,2,3,43 SAM 3,43 PSEA 3,43 SNEA 3,43 Theta Chi 3,4. BURCH, WILLIAM, North Brunswick, N.J., FOOTBALL l,2,3,43 BASKETBALL 1,2,3Q Varsity Club 2,3-,43 SAM 43 Cpl.3 Sgt.3 Lt. BURNS, WILLIAM F., JR., Brookhaven, Penna., Student Council 1,23 SAM I,2,3,43 Alpha Sigma Phi 1,2,3,43 Cancer Drive I,2,3,4. BURTON, JOHN H. Havertown, Penna. BUTLER, ROBERT C. Norwood, Penna. CALHOUN, WILLIAM J. Philadelphia, Penna. CARLIP, HARRY, Flushing, N.Y., German Club 1,23 Rep. Club I,2,3,43 Intramurals I,2, 3,43 Band I,2,3,43 NROTCBA 2,3,43 Alpha Psi Omega 4g Owls Club 43 Cpl.3 Sgt. CARTER, JOSEPH V., Lambertville, N.J., FOOTBALL l,2,3,43 WRESTLING I,2,3,43 TRACK 2,3,43 BASEBALL lg Newman Club I,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 TKE. CASSEL, M. REX, JR. Lansdowne, Penna. CHIOMENTO, THOMAS V. Woodbury, N.J. CIESIELSKI, LEONARD F. Chester, Penna. CLAYTON, WALTER JOSEPH, JR., Washington, D.C., TKE 3,43 Newman Club 1,2,3,43 IFC 43 Pol. Sci. Club 2,3,43 PSCA 43 SNEA 43 IRC 3,43 Dem. Club 3,43 Intramurals 1,23 Sabre 81 Sash 33 Sgt., Capt. CLELAND, JOSEPH M., Springfield, Penna., WRESTLING I,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Compass Club 2,3,43 Student Control Group 2,3,43 SAM 3,4. CLIFFORD, ROBERT, Morrisville, Penna., TRACK I,2,3,43 Newman Club I,2,3,43 Intermurals l,2,3,43 TKE 43 Sgt.3 Lt. COGGESHALL, ANTHONY M., Naperville, Ill., Intermurals l,2,3,43 Skull 81 Bones l,2,3,43 Pistol Team 43 Theta Chi 3,43 Sgt.3 Lt. CORBIN, ROBERT L., Chester, Penna., Intramurals l,2,3,43 Triangle Club 43 Chemical Engi- neers 3,43 NSPE 3,4. COSSABOON, ROBERT N. Wilmington, Del. COX, LARRY, Glenolden, Penna., FOOTBALL l,2,3,43 BASEBALL I,2,3,43 SAM 3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Dem. Club. CREIGHTON, GERALD L., Cranford, N..l., Intramurals I,2,3,43 Canterbury Club I,2,3,4. CROWLEY, JOHN C. Newtown Square, Penna. CURREN, MYERL A. Chester, Penna. CUSATO, LEONARD S. Somerdale, N.J. DAHLE, JAMES P. Unionville, Conn. DALGAARD, JOHN R. Ridley Park, Penna. DAMIANI, KENNETH H. Port Washington, N.Y. DAVOLOS, JOSEPH J., JR. West Chester, Penna. DECHNIK, ANDREW F. Chester, Penna. DEILE, WILLIAM P., A Wayne, N.J., German Club I,2,3,43 SAM I: Pol. Sci. Club 2,3,4L3 Rep. Club l,2,3,43 IRC 3,43 ROA 3,4 DESKO, MICHAEL D., JR., Lansdale, Penna., Newman Club I,2,3,43 German Club I,23 WRESTLING I,2,3,43 Intermurals I,2,3,43 PSEA 3,42 NEA 3.-I-3 Cpl.3 Sgt. DONNAN, JOHN H., Moorestown, N.J., . SAM I,2,33 Intermurals I3 TKE 2,3,43 Pistol Teani 3,43 IFC 43 Rifle Team 2. DOUROS, RALPH, Clifton Heights, Penna. WRESTLING I,2,4. DOWNEY, FRANCIS R. Boothwyn, Penna. DRASSER, CHARLES GEORGE, New Hyde Park, N.Y., Debating Team I3 Skull 81 Bones 2,3,43 Alpha Sigma Phi 3,43 IFC 4. DREVES, JEFFREY E. Schenectady, N.Y. DUNCAN, FREDERICK H. Garden City, N.Y. DURIAN, CONRAD M. Morton, Penna. DUTTON, WILLIAM H. Chester, Perma. EICHNA, JAMES J., Glen Ridge, N.J., S. Intramurals 2, Rep. Club 3,45 Pol. Sci. Club 3, Spanish Club 4. ELDRIDGE, JOHN W., III, Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J., SAM 1,2,3,4g Canterbury Club 1,2,3,4g Rep. Club 2,3,4g Cloak 81 Dagger 3,4g WRESTLING Sz TRACK TEAM Mgr. 2,3,4. ELLIS, DAVID C. Niagara Falls, N.Y. EN SMINGER, RONALD, Secane, Penna., Triangle Club 3.4, ASCE 3,4, EVANS, CHARLES C., JR. Drexel Hill, Penna. EVANS, FRANKLIN R. Chester, Penna. EZUST, PAUL Ardmore, Penna. FARLEY, CRAIG M. Hingham, Mass. FARLOW, ROBERT, Pottsville, Penna., German Club 1, Canterbury Intermurals 1,2,3,4. FEDGCHIN, ROBERT B. Chester, Penna. FELTCHER, CHARLES Ogden, Penna. FENNIMORE, CHARLES S. Doylestown, Penna. FILO, FRANK A. Bethlehem, Penna. FORDHAM, JAMES K. Bryn Mawr, Penna. GARDNER, MICHAEL A. Chester, Penna. GARRUTO, DOMINIC F . Wilmington, Del. ASCE 4. ' Club 1,2g Band 1,2,3,4g GAYER, MAX, Philadelphia, Penna., Band 1,2.3,-43 SAM 1,2,3,4, Hillel Club 1,2,3,4g Pol. Sci. Club 3,43 IRC 3g Sgt., Lt. GOLDBERG, NORMAN L., Philadelphia, Penna.. SAM 1,2,3,4g Circle K 1,2,3g Hillel Club 12,39 PR Bn Staff 2,3,4g Cpl.g Bde SgtfMaj.g Capt. GOLDMAN. ROBERT Philadelphia. Penna., Hillel Club 1g Skull 81 Bones 1.2: Intramurals 1.2: SAM 3,4 GORSUCH, ROBERT W.. Eddystone, Penna., FOOTBALL 1,2g TRACK 1.2,3. 1-1 PSEA 3.4: SNEA 3,41 SAM 3.4. GRANT, JOHN H. Fair Haven, N.J. GRAU, FREDERICK E., JR., Prospect Park, Penna.. FOOTBALL 1,21 Intramurals 3,41 Triangle- Chili ji,-Lg PSPE 3,4g Studi-ni Counvil 3,4 GRAWL, JOHN T. Philadelphia, Penna. GRAY, DONALD A., Brattleboro. Vi-rninnt. Newman Club 1-2.3.-11-1 Ranger Platoon il: I.afln-l Lol- lege Council 4g SOCCER 2.3. GREENLEY, FREDERICK WILLIAM. SR.. T1'L1f,:ksvill0. Penna.. lntermurals I: PR 2.3.1-1 Thr-ta Chi 53.1-. HALL, DAVID P. Upland, Penna. HANNA, JOHN R., JR. Media, Penna. HEISER, ROBERT S. Williamsport, Penna. HELD. GILBERT. Roosevelt, N.Y.. Rifle Team 1.2.31 Dome 1.2: SAME 1.2.3.-'lx llilli-I Club 1,2.3.4: Engineers Club 1.4. HENDERSON, DONALD R.. Wee-st Chester. Penna.. Intramurals 1, SAM 3.4: Alpha Sigma Phi 3.4: Civil- ian Control Group 4. HETEJI, PAUL S., JR. North Plainfield, N.J. HICKEY, BERT G. Upper Darby, Penna. HILLABRANT, KEITH A., Woodcliff Lake, N.J., PR l,2,3,4, Canterbury Club l,2,3g ROA 4, Sgt., Capt. HIONIS, JERRY Woodlyn, Penna. HIRES, CHARLES E., JR. Bryn Mawr, Penna. HOLBROOK, WILLIAM ALBERT, Massena, N.Y., Glee Club l,2g Intramurals l,2,3,4g ROA 4, Theta Chi 1,2,3,4g Cpl.g Sgt., Lt. HORN, THOMAS H. Chester, Penna. HORWITZ, SHELLEY J. Scotch Plains, N.J. HRICAY, WALTER J. New York, N.Y. HUANG, JOHN J. C., Washington, D.C., SOCCER 1,2,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2, 3,4g German Club 2,3,4. HUMPHREY, JOSEPH RONALD, Secane, Penna., FOOTBALL l,2g WRESTLING l,2,3,4, ASCE lg Intramurals 3,4. IEZZI, ROBERT, Chester, Penna., NSPE 2,3,4, Engineers Club 3,43 CEC 4, Intramurals 3,4. JACKSON, JOHN C. Bryn Mawr, Penna. JEFF ERIES, ROBERT S., JR. Gibsonia, Penna. JENNINGS, JAMES J. Egg Harbor, N.J. JOHNSON, SAMUEL F. Ridley Park, Penna. JOHNSTON, DREW Washington, D.C. KAUFFMAN, STEPHEN, Asbury Park, N.J., Intramurals lg Skull gl Bones l,2,3,4g Theta Chi 2,3,4g Cpl.g Sgt., Lt. KAYSER, ELMORE EVANS, SR., Springfield, Penna., Rep. Club 3,4g Dance Band 3,4g Cpl.g Sgt.g Lt. KENNEDY, ROBERT T. Bridgewater Farms, Penna. KERTTU, PAUL DAVID, Union Lake, Michigan, FOOTBALL l,2,3,4, BASEBALL l,2,3,4, SAM 4g Pol. Sci. Club 4, Rep. Club 2,34 Varsity Club 3,4. KIERSTEAD, FRED D., JR., Springfield, Penna., , Intramurals lg Glee Club 1.2, Pol. Sci. Club 3,4g Sgt., Lt. KIRCHNER, WILLIAM L. Short Hills, N.J. KLEIGLENG, ROBERT G., Newtown Square, Penna., Intermurals lg DSCG 2,34 Accounting Lab Assistant. KOONS, BROOKE E., Russellville, Arkansas, SAME lg SAM 2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3, Cloak Sz Dagger 3,4. KRIEG, RICHARD H., North Plainfield, N.J., Band l,2,3,4g SAM l,2,4g Intramurals 43 Rep. Club 2,35 Judo Club 4. KUC, ROGER Wallingford, Penna. LACHMAN, TERRY R., Chester, Penna., Glee Club lg Skull 81 Bones l,2,3,4. LAFEY, CURTIS W., JR. Springfield, Penna. LAFRENZ, VICTOR CHARLES, Manhasset, N.Y., Sabre 81 Sash l,2,3,4g Wesley Club l,2g SAM l,2,3,4g Sgt. LAKE, RONALD B. Windsor, N.Y. LAPUTKA, THEORDORE R., JR., Hazleton, Penna., Rep. Club l,2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4g Pol. Sci. Club 2,43 ICG 2,3,4. LAUBE, RICHARD J., Chester, Penna., Circle K l,2,3,4g Pol. Sci. Club lg SAM 2,34 The Dome 3,4-. LEAHY, FRANK V., JR., Chester, Penna., Intramurals l,2,3,4. LEE, THOMAS G., JR. Morton, Penna. LEWIS, JAMES H., JR. Philadelphia, Penna. LOBOSCO, GENNARO A., Paterson, N.J., SAM lg Skeet Team 3, Newman Club l,2,3,4. MAJEWSKI, JOHN A. Secane, Penna. MANZINI, ANDREW O., Sharon Hill, Penna., Pol. si-1. Club 1,2,3,4g mc 2,3,4, Rep. Club 3,4 MARKS, JOHN J. Glenolden, Pa. MARTINO, JOSEPH V. Philadelphia, Perma. MATKIWSKY, WALTER Chester, Penna. MAYBERRY, SAMUEL J., Morton, Penna., SAM 3,4 MCATEER, GERALD M., Paterson, N.J., Intramurals I,2,3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Newman Club I,2, 3,4, German Club I,2, Skull 81 Bones 2,3,4, Cpl., Drum Major, Capt. MCCAFFERY, JOSEPH A. Secane, Penna. McCLOY, MICHAEL N. Seattle, Washington, Rep. Club I,2, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Dance Band I,2, 3,4, IRC 2,3,4. MCCORMICK, JOHN J. Donora, Penna. MCDONOUGH, JOHN W. Pennsville, N.J. MCGAIN, IAN ASHLEY, Glenolden, Penna., Intramurals I,2, Alpha Sigma Phi I,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Pol. Sci. Club I, Varsity Tennis 2,3,4. MQGRANE, FRANK LEE, Irvington, N.Y., Intramurals 1,2,3g Pol. Sci. Club I,2, Ranger Platoon 3: Tennis 3,4-. McKEE, TIMOTHY J. Henderson, Maryland MCLAUGHLIN, JAMES G. Aldan, Penna. MCNAMARA, JOHN M. Bayonne, N.J. MENHART, LEONARD M., Clifton, N.J., SAM I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Newman Club I,2, 3,4, Cpl., Sgt., Capt. METCALF, CRAIG C. Edison, N.J. MIELE, JAMES J. Martinsville, N.J. MILLER, JACK M., West Chester, Penna., BASEBALL I,2, Theta Chi 3,43 SAM 1, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. MILLS, VICTOR P., Trenton, N.J., PR Bn. Staff 2,3,4, Canterbury Club I, Cpl., Sgt., Capt. MIROLLI, GENE JOSEPH, Chester, Penna., ACS 3,4-, Circle K 3,4, German Club 2,3. MISCHO, STEPHEN B. New Hyde Park, N.Y. MITCHELL, WILLIAM J., Philadelphia, Penna. Glee Club I,2,3, PR 2,3,4, Rep. Club 2, Intramurals I,2,3,4. MOLLER, WILLIAM RICHARD, JR., New York, N.Y., Band I,2,3,4, PR Bn. Staff I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2, 3,41 Rep. Club I,2,3,4, Cpl., Sgt.: Cloak 81 Dagger. NEWELL, JOHN L. Morristown, N.J. NEWMAN, ROBERT F. Beechhurst, N.Y. NICHOLLS, ROGER G., JR., Wethersiield, Connecticut, Intramurals I,2,3,4, Glee Club I,2, ROA 3, AUSA 3,-lg NEA 3, PSNEA 3: Cloak 81 Dagger 4: Sabre 81 Sash 4, Cpl.: Sgt., Capt. NORRIS, JOSEPH J. Chester, Penna. NORTON, JOHN D. Chester, Penna. NOVINO, ALBERT W. Springfield, Penna. O'HARA. LAWRENCE MILLER. Milmont Park. Penna., FOOTBALL I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2,3,4. OJMELIA, JOSEPH E. Holmes, Penna. OVENS, THOMAS L. North Plainfield, N.J. PACKMAN, ALAN K.. Tenafly. N.J., SAM I,2,3,4, ROA 3,4 AUSA 2,3, Rifie Team 1,2, Theta Chi 2,3,4, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. PALAMAR, MICHAEL A.. Chester, Penna.. Intramurals I,2,3,4: Circle K 3,43 IEEE 3,42 Engi- neers Club 4. PARADISE, RAYMOND, West Hartford, Connecticut, Newman Club 1,2,3,43 TKE 1,2,3,43 ROA 3,43 Intra- murals 1,2,3,43 Sgt.3 Lt. PARK, MICHAEL P., Winnetka, Ill., Wesley Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 TKE 2,3,43 English Club 3,4. PATCHELL, ROBERT D. Upper Darby, Penna. PELLERITI, LEO F., JR., Watertown, Mass., FOOTBALL 1,2,3,43 SAM 1,23 Newman Club 1,2,3, 43 Varsity Club 1,2,3,43 Sgt., Lt. PEPE, EUGENE, Hartsdale, N.Y., Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Newman Club 2,3,43 Rep. Club 2,3,43 Pol. Sci. Club 1,2. PERNETZ, FABIO J. Philadelphia, Penna. PERRY, WARREN S., Philadelphia, Penna., Intramurals 13 Hillel Club 2,33 PR 2,3,43 SAM 3,43 Cpl.3 Sgt. PFEFFER, HOWARD, West Orange, NJ., ACS 1,2,33 Clee Club 1,2,3,43 Rep. Club 2,3,43 AUSA 3,43 Pol. Sci. Club 2,3,4. PHILLIPS, WILLIAM, Schnecksville, Penna., Band 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. PICKARD, WILLIAM SCOTT, Chester, Penna., Circle K 1,2,3,4-3 English Club 3,4. PINERO, ERNESTO A., Santurce, Puerto Rico, Newman Club 1,2,3,43 Theta Chi 1,2,3,43 Rep. Club 2,3,43 IRC 2,3,4. POLEY, PATRICK C. Aldan, Penna. PUCCI, ALFRED C., Elmira, N.Y., Newman Club 1,2,3,43 TKE 2,3,43 IRC 3,43 Sabre 81 Sash 4, Pol. Sci. Club 4. QUINN, TIMOTHY J. Wallingford, Penna. RANDELL, JAY KW. Woodlyn, Penna. RASH, CLAYTON E., JR., W. Barrington, R.I., Dome 1,2,33 ROA 43 Pistol Team 43 Pol. Sci. Club 13 Judo Club 3. REICHERS, JAMES B. Wilmington, Del. REICHERT, WALTER, Cranford, NJ., Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 TKE 4. REID, MARTIN J., Ridley Park, Penna., TRACK 1,2,3,43 SAM 12,33 CCB 3,4. REYNOLDS, STEPHEN J. Chester, Penna. RICHMAN, WARREN L. Broomall, Penna. RITFMAN, DAVID H. Oradell, N.J. ROBERTSON, RICHARD, Bucks Co., Penna., Newman Club 1,2,3,43 Ranger Platoon 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 PSEA 43 NEA 43 Cpl.3 Sgt.3 Lt. ROMAGNOLI. EMIL ALEXANDER, Yonkers, N.Y., Dome 1,2,33 Theta Chi 2,3,43 Rep. Club 13 Wesley Club 13 Sabre 81 Sash 2. ROSE. MICHAEL S., Babylon, N.Y., Hillel Club 1,2,3,43 English Club 3,43 German Club 3,43 Dem. Club 4. I RUTLEDGE, .IERALD C. King of Prussia, Penna. SARNO, ALBERT R. Raritan, N.J. SCHAUSS, CHARLES T., Flushing, N.Y., SAM 1,2,3,43 Newman Club 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2, 3,43 PR Bn. Staff 2,3,43 Lt. SCHEFFLER, FREDERICK J. Valley Stream, N.Y. SCHLOSBON, ROBERT J. Chester, Penna. SCHOBER, ROBERT C., Media, Penna., Circle K 1,23 Enginevrs Club l,2,3,43 PSPE 1,2,3. SEJDA, MARTIN R., Chester, Penna., Dome 1,23 German Club 1,23 Newman Club 1,23 TKE 2,3,-43 Intramurals 1.2,3,4. SELLA, GERARD E. Dunellen, N.J. SHAW, ROBERT .I JR., Livingston, NJ., SAM 1,2,3,43 SWIMMING 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3.43 Cpl.3 Sgt.3 Lt. SHEFFLER, ROY EDWARD, Waynesboro, Penna., Engineers Club l,2, SAM 3,4. SHELLENBERGER, JOHN H., Glassboro, N.J., NEA 4, PSEA 4, FOOTBALL I,2,3,4. SHEVCHIK, MILLAN C., JR., Greensburg, Penna., PR I,2,3,4, Intramurals I, English Club 3,43 Dem. Club 4, Dome 2. E SICOTTE, ROBERT L. Beverly, Mass. SINCLAIR, JAMES A., Buffalo, N.Y., Newman Club I, SOCCER I,2,3,4, ASCE I,2,3, Intramurals I,2,3. SINGER, DAVID, Brooklyn, N.Y., Glee Club I,2, Hillel Club I,2,3,4. SLABIK, BARRY T., Reading, Penna., SAM I, Newman Club I,2, Intramurals 2,3. SMITH, ALBERT J., JR., Dunellen, N.J., Newman Club l,2,3, Glee Club I,2,3,4, Intramurals I,2, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. SMITH, CHARLES W. West Caldwell, N.J. SOROKER, MICHAEL E., New Haven, Connecticut, PR l,2,3,4, Hillel Club I, Ranger Platoon 4, Dem. Club 4. SPECTOR, STUART BARRY, Rochester, N.Y., Sabre 81 Sash I,4, SAM 3, AUSA 3, Theta Chi, Sgt., Lt. SPELLMAN, FRED, JR., Manhasset, N.Y., Newman Club I,2,3,4, WRESTLING l,2,3,4. STANG, DENNIS B. Boothwyn, Penna. STEEL, THOMAS S., Philadelphia, Penna., FOOTBALL I,2,3,4, Canterbury Club I,2,3,-4, Varsity Club 3,4, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. STEVENS, WILLIAM H., Philadelphia, Penna., Dance Band 3, Intramurals I,2,3, Sgt. STOCKER, RUEDI, K. Northport, N.Y. STOLIS, GREGORY, Eddystone, Penna., Rep. Club I,2,3 4, SAM l,2,3,4, TKE 3,4. STRAG, RONALD W. Chester, Penna. SZCZECHOWSKI, JOHN STANLEY, Wilmington, Delaware, Band I,2,3, Newman Club I,2,3, NEA 3,4-. TAUS, RICHARD M., Freeport, N.Y., SAM I,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3,4, ROA 3,4-, Judo Team 4. TAYLOR, DENNIS H., Chester, Penna., Student Council I,2,3,4, Circle K l,2,3,4,'Pol. Sci. Club I,2,3,4, English Club 3,4. TEMCHUS, RAYMOND D., JR. Millburn, N.J. THRESS, JOHN C. Glenside, Penna. THURSTIN, WILLIAM L., Clearfield, Penna., WRESTLING I,2,3,4, SNEA 3,4, Rep. Club 2,3,4, Cross-Country 2,3,4. TRACY, THOMAS H., Staten Island, N.Y., TRACK l,2,3,4, Intramurals l,2,3, ROA 3, Cpl., Sgt., Lt. TRESTON, FRANK G., III, Wynnewood, Penna., Cheerleader l,2,3, English Club 2,3, Canterbury Club I. TUCCIARONE, WALTER B. Harrison, N.Y. UNGER, WILLIAM, Harrisburg, Penna., NEA I,2,3,4, PSEA I,2,3,4, Rep. Club 4. VECRUMBA, VALDIS S., Souderton, Penna., Intramurals l,2,3,4, SAME 2,3,4, Rep. Club 4, Sgt., Lt. VINCENT, GEORGE T., JR. Plymouth, Michigan VOHGORSKI, PAUL C. Beach Haven, N.J. WARD, ALAN K. Bridgeville, Penna. WARWICK, THOMAS B. Springfield, Penna. WEIDNER, RONALD A. Chester, Penna. WENLOCK, JAMES I., Yeadon, Penna., Intramurals 2,3,4g SAM 3,45 AUSA 3,4-3 Rifle Team 2,35 Sgt., Lt. ' WENTZ, JOHN G., JR. Schuylkill Haven, Penna. WHITELEY, NORMAN L., JR., Linwood, Penna., SAM 1,2,3,4-g Dem. Club 4-. WHITESELL, THOMAS C., Wallingfor, Penna., SWIMMING 1,2,3,-41-g Ranger Platoon 3,4g Cpl.g Sgt., Lt. WHITTAKER, WILLIAM ALEXANDER, III, Dallas, Penna., PR 2,3,4g Cpl.g Sgt., Capt. WILLARD, CALVIN M. Grand Rapids, Michigan J A1 as 5352 --'E ln ... WILSON, JACK T., Erie, Perma., Dome 1,25 Newman Club 1,2,3,4g SOCCER 3,4-g Ranger Platoon 3,4g Sgt., Capt. WOLFGANC, WILLIAM, Essington, Penna., Intramurals 1g PSEA 1g Engineers Club 1. WOOD, CHARLES L., Clenside, Penna., C186 Club 1,2,3, SWIMMING 1,2,3g Rep. Club 3,4. YADAVIA, CHRISTIAN I., Springfield, Penna., Intramurals 1,23 PSPE 1. YOO, .IOON H. Seoul, Korea ZUZOLO, RALPH A., Niles, Ohio, Band 1,2,3,4g Pol. Sci. 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Congratulations From HoFFMAN's One Hour Dry Cleaning Plant And Three Hour Shirt Laundry 426 North Springfield Rd. Clifton Heights, Pa. ' s 6' mu' 2 . :- x ' SJ Q M ig ,sf Q 'lk I T95 K u za WK A I fagglbl .nf -5- 1 4? 9 '27, Q. IN MEMORIAM JOHN G. PEW, JR. 1909-1964 VICE PRESIDENT P.M.C. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1950-1964 WILLIAM BELL, SR. 1893-1964 COLLEGE TAILOR 1 91 1-1964 Best Wishes Congratulations to to Class of 1965 the class of 1965 From from CO' Q'5 COMPANY A Pens:-:ING RIFLES Co. Commander - Cdt. Capt. Robert Newman Co. Cdt. Capt. Bill Whittaker Success and May Success and Beg' wishes Good Fortune 'O Follow the class of '965 the Senior Brothers and class of '65 from from BRAVO CO. TAU KAPPA EPSILON Co. Cdt. Capt. Vic Mills President - Leo Pelleriti Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 Mai. Gen. Wm. S. Biddle, lUSA, Ret., Commandant Col. Noel A. Menard, lUSA, Ret., Deputy Commandant 1!Lt. John R. McCullough USAR Adjutant 1!Lt. Michael J. Hubbard, USAR Operations Officer M!Sgt. Eugene Cloud QUSA, Ret., Sergeant Maior Congratulations to The Class of 1965 From A R A SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 ALEX CHONEZ College Center Barber 1410 Edgmont Ave. Chester, Penna. BAKED GOODS COOKED FOODS CANDIES Quality Since 1885 Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 From the USED BOOK AGENCY Paul Ezust Homer Boyer Bruce Kristol Bob Brumbaugh Mel Blumberg Buy and Sell Used Textbooks at-the UBA - Open the First Two Weeks of Each Semester Our Congratulations to the Class of 1965 From the Staff of the SABRE 8. SASH Al Pucci Rog Nicholls, Jr. Dave Alter Vic Lafrenz Ron Romanowitz Tim Cleary Congratulations to the Class of 1965 From SUBURBAN OPERA SOCIETY Best of Luck in the Future to the Class of 1965 College Master EDWARD J.'KUIPER COLLEGE MASTER REPRESENTATIVE 133 S. 36th Street - lComer of Walnut St.l Philadelphia 4, Pa. Bus. Evergreen 6-8400 Fidelity union life Res. 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