Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1958 volume:

I 19 5 8 2 WITTENBERGER WITTENBERG COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD, OHIO VOLUME 42 TSVICOAM K. FARISH 4577 W. NATIONAL ROAD SPRINGFIELD, OHIO 3 4 EDITOR Gary Williamson ASSOCIATE EDITOR Donna Gnagey PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Richard Ballentine 5 Here is Wittenberg. A Tradition . . . the impress of her past . . . symbolized in the red-brown tower of Reci. A Solemnity ... a surrounding quiet. . . found in the rich green foliage of Spring. A Purpose . . . enriching ... as noble as the upward reaching trees. A Gaiety . . . the collegiate ... a bright spot of sun- light on the somber leaves. This is Wittenberg . . . this . . . and more . . . .. ... . ., V ' 1 - .. , jn WITTENBERG COLLEGE 1145 FOUNDED 8 . . . a memory . . . the living past upon which the future rests . . . important . . . trivial . . . changing . . . unchanged . . . repeated every generation ... . never quite the same ... all part of college life . . . part of Wittenberg . . . 9 10 A SOLEMNITY ... . . . the quiet... a dignity . .. the search for one's self ... for God ... for knowl- edge . . . the refreshing calm ... a stillness . . . concealing . . . revealing . . . the elusive Truth . . . it's here . . . it's part of Wittenberg . . . II t 12 A PURPOSE ... . . . educating . . . enriching . . . pre- paring . . . the basis for a college. Here there is more . . . developing . . . build- ing . . . Christian lives for service . . . this is the character of Wittenberg . . . 13 A GAIETY ... . . . the brightness of youth . . . the spirit of fun ... in the countless ways of collegians . . . ribald . . . sophis- ticated . . . original . . . typical ... in the way of all students . . . this is part of Wittenberg . . . 15 A college is something given to us. It is our heritage from the years gone by and from thousands of hands who gave us what we cherish today A college is something that we pass on to the generations to follow us, a heritage made better because we added our best to it. In conspicuous measure we at Wittenberg enjoy both these high privileges. We are rich in our inheritance: we are richer still that we may hand it over, enhanced, to those who will come after us. For both we give abundant thanks. -C. C. STOUGHTON DR. CLARENCE CHARLES STOUGHTON President of Wittenberg College MRS. STOUGHTON In 1949 Dr. Clarence C. Stough- ton became the eighth president of Wittenberg College, succeed- ing Dr. Rees E. Tulloss. The new president was a former president of Wagner College and a widely recognized lay leader of the United Lutheran Church. Since that time Dr. Stoughton's personality and ability have led Wittenberg to an enviable posi- tion among Christian Colleges in America. 17 DR. W. EMERSON RECK Vice President and General Secretary DR. ROLAND C. MATTHIES Vice President and Treasurer JOHN N. STAUFFER Dean of the College Even as we have been fortunate in Dean Nystrom's service, we are blessed in Dr. Stauffer. With these words Dr. Stoughton an- nounced the retirement of Wendell C. Nystrom as Dean of the College and the promotion of Dr. John N. Stauffer as his successor. We are gratefully aware of Dean Nystrom's devoted service to our col- lege even as we recognize the proven ability of his successor. Dean Stauffer. 19 DR. WENDELL C. NYSTROM Dean Emeritus of the College LOUIS H. FITCH Business Manager HULDA SALLEE Dean of Women ROBERT O. LONG Dean of Students 22 FACULTY ... . . . the wisdom of years . . . inspiring . . . teaching . . . counseling. This is our faculty . . . capable . . . wise . . . patient . . . interested. 23 FINE ARTS Crabill Art Center RALSTON C. THOMPSON Professor of Fine Arts Head of Department ELMO C. JURKAT Assistant Professor of Fine Arts ART CLUB First row; Whittaker, Kudcr, Finklc, Crevijton, President; Emhardt, Steinmetz, Gnagey, Hosmer, Schlottcrbcck. Second row: Bock, Olson. Grozier, Trimble, Failing, Kayuha, Hudson, Koehring, Knight, Ettlinger, Gravelle, Stroh. Third row: Smith, Cox, Reynolds, Hclscl, love, Weber, Boch, Thomley, Mullholand, Alexander. 24 JEANE HARTMAN Instructor in Fine Arts BIOLOGY DR. EMMETT T. BODENBERG DR. WILLIAM C. BEAVER Professor of Biology Head of Department BETA BETA BETA Fint row.- Powelson, Norstog, Evan , Samuelson, O'Keefe, President; Wood, Bodenberg, Beaver. Second row: Dolbeer, McClary, Dotin, Pence, Browder, Ross, Terrill, Wilson. ELIZABETH E. POWELSON JOHN HITT Instructor in Biology Assistant Professor of Biology 25 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DR. DANIEL T. KRAUSS Professor of Business Administration Head of Department TAU PI PHI first row: Krauss, Saylor, Scales, Mosh, Kirkparrick, Wilson. Second row: Dennis, Jung, Buchanan, Nicholl. LYNN R. TIMMONS Assistant Professor of Business Administration DR. WOODROW WILSON Associate Professor of Business Administration 26 MRS. RANDALL M. KLINE Assistant Professor of Business Administration CHEMISTRY DR. HOWARD M. CURRY Associate Professor of Chemistry Koch Hall AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 27 First row: Glasoe, Fisher, Johnson, Wilson, President; Tulccn, Barkley, Spalding, Barker. Second row; Flecktner, Nelson, Ross, Reynard, Terrill, Mumma, Beard, Souther, Borcherding. l W EARTH SCIENCE DR. LLOYD R. WYLIE Professor of Astronomy Head of Department of Earth Science Weaver Observatory FLOYD R. NAVE Assistant Professor of Geology EVERTT H. BUSH Assistant Professor of Geography 28 ECONOMICS Management Center ROBERT P. SCHULTZ Assistant Professor of Economics WILLIS J. RICHARD Instructor in Economics JAMES E. YOUNG Instructor in Economics 29 EDUCATION ROBERT H. SAYLOR DR. CHARLES RAEBECK Instructor of Education Assistant Professor of Educational Psychology DR. JOHN E. SLAYMAKER Associate Professor of Education 30 HULDA SALLEE Assistant Professor ERNA HAM Assistant Professor THELMA DUNN Associate Professor KAPPA DELTA EPSILON First row: Anderson, Williams, Wilson, Olson, Gaines, Hudson, Shroyer, Jucrgcns, Day, Swagler, Diehm, Hammer. Second row: Evans, Allbeck, Koch, Allion, Pekoe, Benedict, Kirkpatrick, Beery, Bayer, Dahl. Third row: Dudash, Kelly, Ehrhardt, Pfeifer, Miller, Ebersole, Rathje, Smyrc, Hagaman, McCI. ry, Krauss, lagai, Sternberg, Conrad, Swob, Brodbcck. Fourth row. Bradley, Gaver, Holden, Carl, Fife, Hoppe, Elbert, Dolbeer, Kurz, Kubala, Poser, Beery, Bauer, Wcider. 31 First row: Kelley, Browder, Thompson, Lorentz. Second row: Vclcr, Kurth, Sponscllcr, Everhart, Rader. Blair Hall ENGLISH DR. JOHN W. OSTROM Professor of English Head of Department DR. RUTH E. ROBERTS Assistant Professor MILTON T. KLEINTOP Associate Professor DR. MINNIE C. MORRELL Assistant Professor DR. HERBERT J. MERRILL Assistant Professor DR. WILLIAN T. COYLE Professor of English JAMES LUCAS Instructor of English JOHN H. MACKENZIE Instructor of English ALICE ALEXANDER Instructor of English 32 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARGARET ARMSTRONG BETTY DILLAHUNT W.A.A. RUTH HELSEL BETTY CLARY Head of Department Secretary PHI DELTA PI First row: Marsh, Sauerman, Day, Tusel. Moritz. Second row: laFon, Peterson, Anderson, Shipley, Nickoll. First row: Kopp, Sadler, Peterson, Ehrhardt, Rosencrans, Nicholl, Johnson, Emhardt. Second row: Shipley, Anderson, Nichols, Friend, Moser, Dress, Swagler, Nimmer, Day. Third row: Moritz, Bradley, Olsen, lugibihl, Rutz, Tusel, Pekoe, McCoy, Johnson. NANCY MAURER 33 HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION DR. HOWARD E. AAAUER Associate Professor WILLIAM M. EDWARDS Associate Professor Director of Athletics DAVIS F. MAUER Instructor of H. and P. E. RALPH E. NESS Associate Professor RAMON A. MEARS Instructor of H. and P. E. VARSITY W First row: Bcllisari, Lancaster, Neal, Browder, Buchanan, Sweeterman, Neely. Second row: Rcsencrans, Smith, Zabroski, Gray, Deems, Mattes, Marcttc, Ayers, Stein. Third row: Weiss, Franla, Stanley, Mullen, A atz, Bauer, Fry, Mincone. 34 PHI ALPHA THETA First row: Lubbers, Ridge, Graham, Kohlhaas, trmarfh, Hartje. Second row: Richardson, Ogle, Swarizbaugh, Ballentinc, Hamm. AREND D. LUBBERS Instructor in History DR. HELMUT HAEUSSLER Assistant Professor of History MRS. MARGARET ERMARTH Associate Professor of History DR. ROBERT G. HARTJE Assistant Professor of History DR. DAVID B. CHAN Instructor in History 35 HOME ECONOMICS AUDREY JOHNSON Instructor of Home Economics DR. MARY H. HAAS Associate Professor of Home Economics PAULINE METZGER Assistant Professor of Home Economics THETA ETA KAPPA first row: Hostetler, Johnson, Hiltbrand, Sjauken, Boss, Apelt, Goer, Rahn. Second row: Johnson, Coorter, Wintcrkorn, Gavcr, Murray, Kirkpatrick, Roberts, Godshalk, Dr. Haas. Third row: Scattergood, McKenzie, Samuelson, Zehner, Vaughn, Esmay, Miller, Hayman, Koehring, Mapp, Dozer, Davis, Shav , Kong. Thicm, Nirntrer. fourth row: Evans, Dixon, Helscl, Holden, Sauerman, Jennings, Fisher, Shipley, Kopp, Anderson, Arthur, Rathje, Buss, New, Mills, Shekel, Saylor. 36 MATHEMATICS DR. R. I. KRUEGER Professor of Mathematics Head of Department MRS. MARCELENE HARMON Instructor in Mathematics NORMAN E. DODSON Assistant Professor, Mathematics 37 MODERN LANGUAGES J. W. MONTGOMERY DR. KURT J. FICKERT Instructor of Greek Assistant Professor of German DR. ROBERT O. MOORE GEORGIA H. MacPHERSON Head of Department Associate Professor of French PHI SIGMA IOTA Dudycha, Gaver, Koch, Rcbbin, Miller, Packard. LES TRAVAILLEURS 38 SPANISH CLUB first row Wargclin, McBride, Koch, Packard, Noffke. Secorc row: Fisher, Brachna, Ebcrspach, Bcckcr, Smith. First row: Noffke, Brachna, Brown, Gaver, Packard, Second row: Ruse, Farlow, Connell, Mills, Kudcr, Ebcrspach. MUSIC WILLIAM WALTERS Instructor in Piano ROBERT DOLBEER Assistant Professor of Music FREDRICK JACKISH Instructor in Music JACKSON WILEY Director of Symphony Orchestra RUTH WHITTINGTON Instructor of Organ L. DAVID MILLER Professor of Music Director of School of Music MARGARET KOMMEL Instructor of Music JOHN B. HAM Associate Professor PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA First row: Dolbeer, Pride, Fetheroff, Oisler, Miller. Second row. Borden, Weinberg, Wise, Schulthcis, Sebastian. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA First row: Strunk, Broadbeck, Keppler, Jones, Fenton. Kommel. Second row: Fischbeck, Duffy, Ballentine. 8ishop, Hacker, Dclbeer, Hillgreen, Waitz. 39 PHILOSOPHY DR. ROBERT G. REMSBERG Professor of Philosophy Head of Department PI SIGMA ALPHA First row: McFarland, McCoy, Ogle, Mattes, Swartzbaugh. Second row: Marctte, Ballcntinc. Rccb, Sturtz, Bcntield. POLITICAL SCIENCE DR. MELVIN H. LAATSCH Professor of Political Science Head of Department 40 ARNETT A. ELLIOTT Instructor of Political Science FRANK D. WHITE Associate Professor of Engineering Science ENGINEERING SCIENCE CLUB First row: White, Kreider, Kamp- meyer, Tammaru, Linharf, Wil- son, Peterson, Beard, Steele. Second row: Soother, Wise, little. Golden, Danzcisen, Henthorne, Switzer, Breeze, Martin. Third row: Weber, Hauenstein, Reed, Crounse, Holden, Nelson, Schultz, Ebersole, McRae. JACK FUNNER Instructor of Physics 41 PSYCHOLOGY DR. G. J. DUDYCHA Professor of Psychology DR. ROLAND H. ROSELIUS Assistant Professor of Psychology 42 fmt row. Icnti, Richardson, Wilson, Werck, Van Meter, Mackenzie. Schaefer, Rethmeyer. Second row: Barrett, Nuquisl, Rahn, Oudycha, Stout, Byrne, Rosclius. RELIGION HERBERT C. WOLF DR. CARL W. SHANOR ROBERT O. LONG Assistant Professor Associate Professor Assistant Professor Head of Department 43 DR. RALPH KRUEGER Associate Professor PAUL G. MOESSNER Assistant Professor SPEECH 44 LARRY KETTLEHAKE Instructor in Speech RONALD T. HAMMOND Director of Dramatics KARL PETERSON Instructor of Sociology SOCIOLOGY CLUB Campbell, Mackenzie, Mack, Jann, Schaefer, Cunfer. 45 46 MRS. HELEN DYER HALEY Registrar WILLIAM KINNISON Assistant Director of Admissions dale McDonald Assistant Alumni Secretary HUGH P. ROBINS Alumni Secretary MRS. RUTH MILLER Secretary TRACY NORRIS Director of Publicity 47 MISS ILO FISHER Head Librarian MISS BUZZARD MISS NIUFFER MISS FISHER MRS. DITTMAR MR. ADLER MRS. EUTSLER MRS. CHAMPNEY 48 7 7 1 All K. G. really needed for his purposes was his bulky looseleaf notebook and his battered briar pipe; an inner radiance took care of the rest. —The Sun September 10, 1957 KARL G. LIND Those things said in eulogy often seem trite. K. G. des- pised triteness. Let us then only say that he shall be missed by all of us. Perhaps those of us who worked under his direction shall miss him most. We recognized his ability and wisdom; and now, the finest compliment we receive is 'K. G.' would have liked that. 50 STUDENTS ... . . . the aspiring generation . . . search- ing for the unknown . . . seeking the answers which lead to knowledge . . . maturing in the stimulating environ- ment of learning . . . associating . . . cooperating . . . united by a common desire . . . fuller . . . greater lives. 51 Uhlar, Fisher, Hillcrieh, president; Farran, Textor. 52 FRESHMEN ... . . . new and fresh ... a little green . . . beginning the search . . . enthusiastic . . . ambitious . . . the best class . . . beanies . . . pledging . . . building for greater lives. 53 Marjorie E. Benson Betty Y. Bentley Carolyn L. Berchtold Judy E. Besig James A. Beard Carolyn Bearss Donald W. Beatty Geraldine Bchnken Catherine Behrend Nancy R. Bender Richard F. Beyer Donald W. Birgerson Marilyn G. Buss Elizabeth H. Charlson Dencso A. Cline Gary K. Cogley Carolyn I. Colglazier Edward C. Costic William S. Craig Jeff R Crandall Thomas M. Crawford Paul H. Creager Lynne T. Crothers Robert H. Brcez Vivian J. Brooks Gary R. Brunker William C. Brusman Svend W. Bruun Marvia M. Bryant George W. Bullies Fred J. Buschemeyer 54 Neal R. Boese Ann L. Bolbach David R. Borgeson Warren I. Bosch Robert C. Bourne Carol I. Boyer Duane C. Agnew Willie Mae Alexander Bernice E. Anderson Helmer T. Anderson Peter C. Anderson Sandra J. Anderson Elaine M. Apclt Janet K. Baden Robert D. Baer Karen J. Baker 1961 Gail C. Baldwin Virginia I. Banet Hilda J. Barton Barbara A. Bascom Hazel E. Bauer John S. Bauerle Judy P. Baunach Mary S. Bear William R. Blank Eugene R. Blau Doris M. Blohm Arlene C. Bock Barbara A. Erf Martha C. Ervin Carole A Gilmore Donald E. Glanzer Donna L. Glass Linda B. Golobic Connie D Goodin Edson R Graves Linda A. Green Judith K. Greim Judy L. Griscott Judy A. Grohnc Frederick E. Gromen Jon R. Ford Elaine B. Frank Patricia L. Fricke Michael P. Fruth A. Harding Ganz Vicijean Geer David A. Geyer Marcia F. Gillette Jane A. Grotty David R. Crounse Claire S. Crowley Allan R. Culler Alice E. Danford Larry A. Danzeisen Sue Ann Davis Patricia J. Deihl Luci B. Derr Martha M. Dewey 1961 Clarice E. Dittmar Dotty G. Dolwick Dorothy E, Donley James T. Dove Martha J. Drake Nancy L. Dudley Terry A. Dufford George W. Eastland Helene G. Ettlinger Ruth A. Eudaley Wayne I. Fanta Sally A. Farran Eleanor A. Farrar Robert R. Feasel Linda Lee Ferner Jean S. Fiedler John E. Finney George U. Fisher Robert H. Flechtner Anita A. Forbeck Jane E. Herud Karen E. Hietanen Patricia K. Hill Donald J. Hillerich Wilbur M. Helscl Jean D. Hendrickson Jean A. Henning Larry G. Henry Nelson Henthorne John D. Hertzer Timothy G. Hillerman Charles G. Hofelich Rasma A. Jurjans Karen W. Kaasa Marcia A. Kabele Karen $. Kalb Karen E. Kantzer Anne E. Kardos Jerry J. Karp Kent Kazmaier Nancy J. Kean Richard F. Keier James R. Kellam Gerald L. Keller Allen R. Kennedy Gail A. Kershaw Mary A. Klopfer Janet R. Knight Barbara J. Koch Elizabeth M. Kohring James H. Kolb 58 Bruce B. Hathaway Judith A. Hauser Don J. Hay Ronald D. Hayden Sue Heiges Carol R. Heil Marilyn A. Heinz Luana M. Helmer Karen M. Groseth Doris R. Gustafson Mary Ann Guy Helen A. Hackenbcrg Janet E. Hall Lindley L. Hall Eula J. Hammond William K. Harman Patricia Hartlage Virginia J. Hartz 1961 Billie Jo Holderby Mary Jo Holmgren Janet M. Honecy Nancy B. Howes Elizabeth W. Howlett Sandra J. Hoyt Deborah A. Hubbard Diana L. Hudson Martha A. Hullinger Joseph W. Jester Carol J. Johnson David F. Johnson Patricia M. Lochbrunner Carol M. Lorentzen Christian Lorenzen Warren P. Luther Judith Lutz Ida M. Lykins Virginia G- Mackenzie Joan S. Marsh Cheryl L. Marlin Franklin M. Martin Roger D. Martin Sara A. Martin Larry B. Morris Bruce A Motter Janelle Mowrey Ann J. Mullholand Janice K. Nelson Thomas M. Nelson Charles A. Ness Karlecn J. Newton Karin E. Nilsson Paul E. Nitchman Dwight Oberholtzer David G. Miles Larry E. Miller Linda J. Miller Mary L. Miller Randy G. Miller Susumu Miyahira Marilee D. Mommsen Patricia A. Moos 60 Gretchcn A. Lalendorf Ronald E. landgrcbe Lucille A. Lather Thomas M. Lawyer Ruth M. Lehman Patricia A. Leonard Laurel C Leopold Lola N. Liebschner Barbara J. Koonse Carol F. Koontz Don D. Kreider Lois M. Krejci Arlene S. Kristola Don R. Kruckeberg Judith A. Kuder Thomas G. Kuhnlc Nanette L. La Force Wallace D. Lafrenz 1961 Larry P. Mason Francis L. May Patricia E. McBride Thomas S. S. McClure Janice E. McKenzie Lois M. McLaughlin Donna L. McLendon Cliff J. McRae Sally A. McVay Marcia R. Medkcff Carolyn L. Mercer Cynthia L. Middleton Carol L. Raster Dorothy Remington Jack P. Reynard Beth Rilling Warren C. Rippe Robert W. Roberts Caroline Robertson Eugene H. Rolf James E. Ross Marjorie L. Rummel Gail M. Russell John I. Rutschow Marilyn R. Selva Ruth L. Semrad Jessie L. Shaffer Susan K. Shane Linda J. Sharp Dorothy J. Sheridan Dolly A. Shimizu Patricia A. Shirley Barbara E. Shutt Marlene L. Sigg Max Silitonga Robert E. Singleton Ain Sirvet Carla M. Sivadon fli A Clarissa K. Sjauken Barry H. Slaughter Beatrice Smith Cynthia L. Smith Ramona L. Smith 62 Carolyn M. Olle Patricia S. Or$born Thomas D. Oswald Mary A. Otto Maryke Oudegeest Judith A. Oxley James B. Park Mrs. Mary H. Parrott Ruth A. Philipp Charles A. Phillips Carolyn A. Pinkert Nancy Pittenger Kristin Ploch Rebecca F. Plummer Judy L. Poeschel Carol A.. Pontius Catherine A. Psolla Anne A. Quillen Jane R. Schaediger Ray N. Scherer Ronald A. Scheurer Mary M. Schofer Lynne Schrack Jeanne E. Schrador Sue A. Schroeder Thomas N. Schutte Patrick Schwarzbck Alcyone M. Scott James M. Scott Dianne K. Sears Jerry M. Surovchak Judith A. Sutton Linda A. Swartz Judith C. Tangerman Sue E. Stickcl Karen S. Stiles Jeannjne Stossmeister Elaine B. Strong Barbara Studcbaker Melvin J. Sturtz Harry E. Templar Curtiss C. Telzrow John M. Vogelsang Margaret E. Voigt Susan E. Voorheis Williams R. Waack Denis D. Walterreit Judith L. Walters Anita L. Ward Gene R. Warnke Mrs. Mabel Washing Jerry D. Webster Paul F. Webster Erich Weland Clinton H. White Carolyn J. Whittington Marilyn R. Wield Elizabeth Wilcox Dorothy D. Wilks Robert Willson James A. Wilson 64 Glen D. Stadler Sharon L. Stacublc Thomas C. Staley Lynn L. Stanford Gary F. Stebbins David A. Steele Robert E. Steele Madelyn L. Steinmetz Susan J. Smith Carolyn J. Snarr Karen L. Sohner Annemaric Sommer Carolyn J. Souders George P. Souther Howard C. Spalding Larry K. Sperry Nancy L. Sprague Nartcy L. Sprinkle 1961 Brcnton A. Textor Sharon J. Thomley Cecil A. Trumphour Paul D. Uhlar Joanne M. Urdea Robert Van Meter Martha M. Varian Robert T. Velloney Jane K. Thompson Gary O. Tomarkin Carol P. Trautwein Christine M. Treuenfels 66 Janice M. Winans Virgillia Wolff Judith G. Wolford Ann Woodruff Itsuo Umezaki Unclassified DORM GOVERNMENT A new system of dorm gov- ernment was initiated in Fire- stine Hall this year. Led by these students, it has proven to be effective. 67 Kreiser, Davis, Allen, president; Ford. Not pictured: Smith, Starkey. First row: Galbraith, Cooper, Bartos, Vaughan, Robinion. Second row: Barkley, J. Gale, Dahl, Brandt, Calabria, Dorband, Kehnle. 68 SOPHOMORES . . . . . . Survivors of the hectic year . . . . . . the wise . . . the foolish ... no longer green . . . yet still underclass- men . . . full of new ideas . . . unable to find acceptance . . . the sophomore slump . . . anxious for the junior year. 69 Roy K. Bolenbaugh Richard L. Bollinger Lorraine D. Bosch Sandra L. Brackenbush George L. Bell Raymond D. Bellisari Lawrence J. Bergstrom Donn H. Bichsel Christian J. Boehlefeld Ann Bogardus Diane W. Brandt Judie A. Breisch Susan J. Currie Marie E. Dahl Alan D. Davis Richard A. Davis Carol L Deeter Alfred S. Delanis Marylyn J. Dent Diane Dixon Marcia Dolbeer Barbara L. Domigan James E. Cope Betty J. Courter Sandra L. Cox Kathleen J. Cramer Judith R. Crandall Jane G. Crosby Edmund I. Csernyik Lawrence B. Cummins Emily F. Ballentine Barbara A. Bandfield Bruce T. Barkley Kathryn S. Barrick James A. Barfos Joy M. Baughman Joyce L. Bearss Judith A. Becker John F. Ackerman Paula D. Ackerman Donna L. Apolzon Donna J. Applegate Helen H. Arthur Robert E. Arthur Keith K. Ayers Rosalie Bacome Janet M. Bailey Arlene F. Baker I960 Donald R. Brewer Thomas A. Brown Walter A. Brumm Paul C. Buhl Margery E. Burnsworth Frances D. Buss Karen Calabria Kathryn J. Case Winchung A. Chai Barbara A. Chandler Rita L. Charlton Gail Chiquelin Wilma L. Evans MarjeSn A. Ewing Robert Facklam Charlotte E. Failing Betty A. Fair William K. Parish Rebecca R. Fisher John L. Fitch Jeanne Gretta Kenneth I. Grimes Beverlec A. Gross Carol L. Gross Dianne Grossette Karl Grossman Jane E. Grozier Patricia A. Guigliano Josefina R. Guindin 72 Laroilyn H. Hacker Oletfa S. Farlow Carol M. Finkle Winifred R. Fischbeck Judith F. Fischer Kathryn M. Glotfelty Joyce E. Glover Janice E. Gonter Halwyn C. Gorby Lynn Gordon Carol A. Grams Edward B. Granger Marcia N. Gravelle Dorothy E. Donley Susan F. Dorband Robert A. Dorn Kay L. Dress Rosalcen A. Drumel Karen S. Dudash Caroi A. Dudycha Susan L. Duffy Marian W. Ebersole David L. Edwards I960 Carol S. Ehrhardt Barbara K. Eisele Marilyn E. Elbrecht Marilyn A. Ellsworth Stanley I. Ely Antoinette N. Emhoff Gloria J. Esmay Sharon R. Evans Richard A. Franta Margot L. Friend Janet R. Gaines Judith M. Gale Myrna R. Gale Beverly E. Garratt Judith F. Gaver Patricia L. Gercke Sylvia A. Geyer Donald L. Glander Lois M. Holder Elsie M. Holler John D. Holm Lenore C. Horn Barbara G. Hosmcr Margaret Hostetler Sharon L. Hudson Donald J. Huffenberger James G. Huntington Roger G. Imhoff Mary D. Irwin Jo Ann Janisak Joann K. Klink Gerda M. Koch Carolyn A. Koehring Gladys J. Kong Gail L. Koons Catherine C. Kopp Trudie Kost Joan A. Krauss 74 Geraldine R. Kubala David R. Kundc Jack Lacey Nancy A. Lagai Richard L. Lamka Joan M. Landrurrr Jean M. Lannert David R. Leach George E. Lindamood Richard A. Little ■■■ Joan A. Hendrickson Jack Henes Rita J. Hfrrmann Martha H. Hiltbrand Mary E. Hinkle John F. Holcomb Marcy F. Holden Ronald L. Holden Jane A. Hall Gretchen M. Hammer William C. Harker Eugene Harper Delia Harrison Sarah Harrison Rose A. Hayman Sally C. Hcidrich James H. Heil John W. Helgerson Elizabeth A. Johnson Roberta M. Kalassay I960 Phillip Kamp Catherine A. Kayuha Paul A. Kehnle Joyce L. Kerr Margery I. Kestler Raymond W. Kimmey Marie I. Kindling Robert W. Kinsey Barbara E. Kirmss Laura L. Klick Ted Morford Linda L. Murphy Ronald L. Murphy Phillip K. Neely Jo Ann Noffke Anne L. Northcott Frieda V. Nutter Sylvia L. Olds Linda M. OJsen Joe Osburn Sally E. Owen Carla Packard James Renz Evelyn L. Reynolds Wayne E. Rhodes Richard K. Rice Mary J. Ridenour Carol J. Ross Nancy A. Rutz Joan M. Saalfeld Sandra K. Scattergood Carl F. Schackow Herbert M. Schlotterbeck Albert F. Schultheis Barbara L. Searing John L. Seng Jerry N. Shambaugh David W. Shargel Sandra L. Shaw Barbara J. Shepherd Robert H. Loshuertos Cynthia Love Philip Lynn Walter Madsen Ronald A. Marshall John E. Marzolf Timothy S. Masten David P. Matevia Thomas H. Maurer Adele L. Merkle I960 Ellen G. Pidgeon Judith L. Pollard Elizabeth B. Preston Donald G. Rader Neil A. Radke Margot F. Rathje William J. Pearch Richard L. Pearson Edmond C. Peters India Sue Pfeifer Robert D. Webb Ruth E. Williamson Nancy L. Willis Ronald V. Wilson Betty A. Winterkorn. Frederick H. Wise Lois E. Wohlsen Pauline R. Wolber Connie R. Woodhouse Audrey E. Wurch Sue A. Xander Gerald E. Yoder Anne N. Yung Richard N. Yurich lewis E. Zeigler Nancy A. Zerkle Sandre E. Jagger 78 Shirley A. Shoryer James A. Shuman Robert L. Sisson M. Elden Smith Ronald C. Smith Sharon A. Smith Virginia A. Sommer Ralph W. Spears Richard B. Stahl I960 James A. Stephenson Roberta L. Stickler Ruth A. Strine Elizabeth L. Suttell Albert E. Swingle Tarmo Tammaru Ann B. Templin Paul E. Weber Mary Jane Wcden Jon A. Weideling John H. Weinberg Dennis W. Westerfeld Ronald L. Whitaker Richard G. Whittaker Ann M. Williams JUNIOR CLASS BOARD First row: Peters, Setter, Brachna, Price, Johnson, Ganyard. Second row: Winfield, Schultz, Weisberger, Raynal, Hutchison, McAmmond, Saylor, Westenbarger, Ruse, Pence. 80 JUNIORS... . . . blend of the scholar and sophisti- cate . . . reaching to the future . . . resting on the past . . . looking with indulgent amusement to sophomores- painting-noses-green . . . but a few rungs from the top of the ladder. 81 Connie L. Bothel Ethel V. Brachna Sally J. Brearey Phyllis K. Carl Anne L. Coburn Mildred M. Conrad Mary F. Cook Carl W. Cunfer Nancy I. Danford Donald D. Davis Mary C. Davis Terry E. Deems Martha J. Diehm Robert A. Dittmar Nadine G. Ehlert Bonnie J. Elbert Edwin C. Ely Evelyn D. Finkle 82 Elden Akerman Paul R. Alexander Katharine L. Allbeck Joseph E. Allen Suc Allion Roselyn M. Anderson David L. Arnold Donald E. Bauer Roger A. Bechtel Sara J. Beery Ernest E. Bentfield Virginia L. Bleakley Rodney O. Borcherding Donn T. Borden Carolyn A. Borst Mary J. Brett Jo Ann Brodbeck Jeanette J. Bury 1959 Martha E. Hutchison Mary K. Jann Charlene A. Jennings Anne M. Johnson Elizabeth L. Johnson Jon L. Joyce David P. Kahlenberg Laura A . Kattau Carolyn Kell 84 Margaret A. Gold Beverly J. Godshalk Mrs. Judith M. Hagaman Ronald J. Hagaman James P. Flynn James S. Ford Frederick C. Fox Barbara E. Frazier Harry J. Fricdberg James F. Ganyard Phyllis M. Gleitz Charlotte A. Glover Larry L. Gray 1959 Robert E. McCarty James E. Miley Patricia J. Miller Linda L. Mowrcy Anthony A. Mullen Wilma L. Mumma Lois M. Murphy Larry C. Nelson Inez M. New Jane A. Nichols Roy V. Nichols Mrs. Nancy A. Nicholson William N. Nicholson Margery E. Nimmer Andrew S. Nuquist Judy A. Orcwiler Evangeline G. Parker Dale G. Pence 86 Barbara L. Kelly Frances A. Kercher Julia A. Klein Mamie M. B. Kong Marcia L. Krueger Theodore E. Linham Walter H. Linhart Charles S. Lopeman Alan B. lynam Charles W. Manuel Janice L. Mapp David W. Markowich Sylvia A. Marsh David D. Mattes Mrs. Mary K. McCarty lucylee Millsom William F. Mock Joanna M. Moritz James E. Scales Ronald K. Schooler Edward G. Schultz Stuart D. Shanor Laura M. Shipley Roger D. Simmons Dorothy Smith Joan I. Smith Vernon C. Sponseller Johanna M. Stal Sidney Stein Tina J. Sternberg Mary Ann Stewart Charles K. .Stroh Lyle D. Sullivan Sandra J. Swaggler Dennis E. Swccterman Dixon R. Switzer 88 Patricia I. Peterson John D. Pfeiffer Tyler Phillips JoAnn Pinnick Margaret L. Poser Howard A. Pospesel Henry J. Price Jack W. Pummill Donna J. Reed Carolyn A. Reinartz Robert L. Reis Jane E. Richardson Jon B. Ruse Mrs. Sue G. Sauerman Janet $. Saylor Thurlowe A. Scudder Phillip E. Sebastian Margaret A. Setter 1959 90 Barbara A. Swob Adah M. Terrill Diane J. Thall Nancy E. Thomas Willard D. Thomas Arnold L. Tiemeyer Nancy J. Tusel John F. Uhle Joseph M. Wagner 1959 George W. Wise Carol C. Zigler John W. Zimman SENIOR CLASS BOARD First row: Maddock, VanKleuncn, Harris, Wood, Emhardt, levin, Dana. Second row: Barren, Nicholl, Madsen, Rader, Day, Pearce. 92 SENIORS ... . . . Lingering looks at things a thou- sand times unnoticed . . . building a storehouse of cherished memories . . . assuming the dignity accorded by awe- struck underclassmen . . . commence- ment approaches . . . the world reaches out. 93 1958 MRS. ROSE MARIE DANA BARBARA H. DAY J. RICHARD DENNIS SIGVARD M. DIETRICH ALLAN C. DOCTOR M. FRANCES DOZER CHARLEN M. EHRHARDT MARJORY A. EMHARDT JOAN F. EVANS 96 GORO CHINEN CHARLES H. CHRISTEN JON D. CHRISTMAN DONALD W. CONRAD ALICE P. DORSEY LARRY N. DOTIN MARVIN L. DOUGLAS 1958 DALE R. FINLEY PHYLLIS J. FROELICH EARL E. FRY KATHLEEN E. GAVER BARBARA J. HAHN PATRICIA HAMM NORMA J. HANLEY MRS. CAROL HARKER WILLIAM A. HARRIS 98 RICHARD A. GIESSLER 1958 ROBERT E. GLOWE DONNA L. GNAGEY JERRY R. GRAHAM ARLENE A. FABIAN CHARLES A. FAIDLEY LAURENE A. FENTON ALLAN W. FETHEROLF NANCY L. FIFE 1958 JANET F. JAMES HERMAN E. HART JOHN H. HAYNER JACK I. HEBBLE KAREN 1. HEIIMEIER JUDITH L. HERMAN CAROLYN A. JENKINS CURTIS A. JOHNSON JUANITA M. JUERGENS CAROLYN B. LAFON JOHN D. LAMM I ROBERT B. LANTZ MRS. ANGELA IATAL CHARLES P. LONGSTRETH GERALD R. LORENTZ JOAN H. MacKENZIE BARBARA MADDOCK MARILYN R. MADSEN 102 1958 MRS. MARY C. KLUTE BEVERLY J. KOCH MARILYN E. KOHLHAAS NORMAN L. KREISER THOMAS F. KURTH JULIA E. LENTZ LINDA L. MURRAY 1958 THOMAS MARETTE, JR. GEORGE C. MASON JUDITH A. MATHEWS DALE R. McCANDLESS MRS. CAROLE A. McCOY MAJORIE NEFF HUNT FREDERICK H. NEUHARDT NANCY NICHOLL MRS. BETTY H. REA DAVID E. REBBIN CARLA RETHMEYER DELLORA-LOUISE OLSON JAMES E. PEARCE NANCY E. PEKOC PETER J. PELKONEN J. PAUL PINKERT GERDA RAUCH 1958 1958 KRISTINA J. SAMUELSON EVELYN C. SCHAEFER ERIKA M. SCHNEIDER PAUL A. SCHULT JANE E. SCHWEMBERGER ELDEN M. SMITH ANN VAN METER TONYA A. WIEGEL GARY K. WILLIAMSON DAVID E. WILSON MADONNA F. WILSON VIRGINIA WILSON 110 JANE C. WINKLER YUHEI YAMAMOTO FELIX J. ZABROSKI I 12 1958 JAMES A. SLUSHER DIXIE J. THEW MRS. ESTHER G. ROBERTS 114 GREEKS... . . . hazing and hallowed traditions . . . hammer and nails nightmares of Home- coming . . . pledge pins and pledge duties . . . fellowship and fun in the kitchens late at night . . . serenades in springtime . . . alpha, beta, gamma, Greek Week . . . Great Week . . . Great Greeks. 115 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Fittt row: Howard, Henline. Second row: Moser, laFon, Treasurer; Anderson, President; Nimmer, Vice President; Pekoe, Secretary. Third row: Kelly, Diehm, Shipley, Hinkle, Wetzel, Tusel, Morrell, Advisor. 116 SORORITIES 117 ALPHA DELTA PI Gertie, the gypsy, started the year off right for the Alpha Delt's by winning both the best over-all and the best sorority display trophy for Homecoming displays. We are proud of our pledge, Carla Sivadon, chosen Freshman Queen, and of Carol Boyer and Rosaleen Drumel for their parts in The King and I. We were honored to have Alma Mater, sister Ann Van Meter, living in our house. We enjoyed looking at the awards which President Steph brought back with her from the national A D Pi convention in Nassau last summer. Christmas time brought singing with the Lambda Chi's. After finals the next big event was the Sweetheart Dance at the Springfield Country Club, and to round out a full year, our informal dance in May. 1019 N. Fountain First row: Orewilcr, Hudson, Beery, Hosier, Day, Kishman, Brearey, Wappncr, Shroyer, Bogardus, Chandler, Drumel. Second row. Hamm, Iscnhour, Harvitt, Cramer. Treasurer; Kohlhaas, Secretary; Howard, President; Kercher, Lentz, Wetzel, Murray, Hall. Th rd row: Smyre, Templin, Thomas, Saylor, Rethmeyer, Become, Mowrey. Sears, Benedict, Winterkorn, Herrmann, Pinnick, Dodash, Elbrecht, Ellsworth. Fourth row: Wilson, Frazier, Hammer, Irwin, Gnagey, Ebersole, Dorsey, Stanford, Merklc, Van Meter, Hosmer, Bailey, Urich, Ross, Cooper. 118 Stephanie Howard President First row: Slaeublc, Howes, Rilling, Medkeff, Hubbard, Kershaw, Klopfer, Wilks, Berchtold, Ferner. Second row: Ploch, Sivadon, Warbcr, Snarr, Stickcl, Case, Crowley, Mowrcy, Hudson, lorenlzen. Hill, Boyer, Marlin. 119 ALPHA XI DELTA Filled with enthusiasm after an inspiring Mississippi National Con- vention, the Alpha Xi'$ returned to campus eager to begin a new year. Twenty-seven fine pledges, the annual Apple Polishing Party (right before finals!), and the long-awaited formals made it an exciting year. Formal serenades were numerous as several Alpha Xi's became the proud bearers of shiny fraternity pins and sparkling diamonds. Everyone was delighted when Dottie Nussbaum became Miss Wittenberger of 1957 and Jan Gonter reigned as Crescent Queen of Lambda Chi Alpha. Time went quickly. Soon Initiation, Parents' Weekend, and the traditional Senior Breakfast brought to a close another successful year for Alpha Xi Delta. 203 W. College Ave. First row: Vaughan, Fisher, Wilton, Elbert. Searing, Kerr, Gaines. Allbeck, love. Second row. Ko h, Olson, Zehnor, Henline. Pekoe, President; Scbwemberger, Vice President; Finklo, Hoppe, Parker, Krueger, Emhardt. Third row: Ballentine, Koehring, Becker, Ginklc, Grams, Failing, Breisch, Gaver, Baughman, Xandcr, Nichols, Gonter, Grossett. Fourth row: Andrews, Grozicr, Kavuha. Thresher. Reinart;, Sprang, Duffy, Dolbccr, Johnson, lanncrt, Esmay, Brown, Jamtak, Hayman. 120 First row: Middleton, Eisenbarth, Bittner, Baldwin, Walters, Brett, Koch, Besig, Miller, Easton, Sharp. Second row; Coburn, Derr, Ward, Shaffer, Crothers, Hietanen, Garratt, Blohm, Bolbach, Wotring, Hall, Forbeck, lochbrunner, Schroder. 121 CHI OMEGA The Chi O's were Silting on Top of the World this year, being proud of senior Marty Blaney, a finalist for Homecoming Queen, their 28 pledges, newly-elected cheerleaders Nancy Tusel and Connie Goodin, and the new house which made them next door neighbors of the Phi Gams. They celebrated by staging a Sadie Hawkins dance in November and followed with a combined pledge banquet and Christmas Isle formal. A Resolution Party started the New Year off with a set of good chapter resolutions. 41 West College 122 Fiat tow: Wiegel. Hillgreen, Tusel, New, Tessmcr, President; Brochna, Herman, Treasurer; Murphy, Donley, Horn, Kur . Second row: Krcskcr, Blaney, Peterson. Blcakley, Rahn, Owen, Connell, AMDs, Gross. Glover, Dorband, Smith, Ehlert, Schmidt. Third row. Smith, Borst, Bearss, Krauss, Pollard, Williamson, Madsen, Cox, Friend, Hagaman, Sprang. Bonnie Tessmer President Firtt row: Goodin, Charlson, Frank, McBride, Warnjtaff, Remington, Kohring. Klink, Hackenberg. Second row: Cline, Pinkert, Dcttingcr. Behrend, Stickler, Pittengcr, Baden, Groseth, liebackner. Beam. Third row: Sigg, Morphy, Mullholand, KoM, Edgar, Dewey, Leopold, Trcasorc. 123 DELTA GAMMA In September, 1957, the Delta Gammas returned to their home at 909 Woodlawn Avenue, where they were warmly greeted by their new housemother, Mrs. Willa B. Ackert. In December the new Delta Gamma pledges, twenty-five in number, were honored by their actives at a pledge dance. January found the girls dancing to the music of John Chowning at their Winter Formal. The D. G.'s were well represented in campus activities and women's intramurals throughout both semesters. Other highlights of the year included a Spring Formal, informal parties, and a Sock Auction, the proceeds of which went to the National Blind Project. 909 Woodlawn Avenue 124 Fiat tow: Seller, M. Gale, Bandfield, Dana. Waitz, Johnson, J. Gale, Dress. Second tow: Weber, Both, Gravclle, Hinkle, lugibihl, Rutz, lagai, Millsom, Preston, Fischer. Absent: Miller, Evans. FirH row: Endlc, Strong, Hartlage, Smith, lalendorf, Wolford, McVay, McLaughlin. Second row: Russell, Hoyt, Psolla, Sears, Swartz, Kristola, Varian, Encmark, Sehrocder, Voorheis. Third row: Wolff, Selva, Hauser, Zuttermeistcr, Quillen. Absent: Gillete. 125 DELTA ZETA 923 N. Fountain Avenue The year 1957-58 was a tremendous one for Delta Zeta. Soon after their arrival on campus in September, the alums sponsored a Welcome Back picnic for the actives and twenty-six enthusiastic pledges. Fall flew by with Homecoming, the pledge dance, and our winter formal, Carol in Gold. We especially enjoyed The King and I with Lucy Musser as a student director. Christmas time brought the D.Z.'s and Lambda Chi's together to fix toys and dress dolls for Inner Mission. The spring work session to raise money for our national philanthropy was fun for the whole chapter. A busy and fun-filled semester was highlighted by initiation, the annual bridge tournament, the Sing, the spring formal, and ended with the Goop Dinner and Senior Banquet. First row: Westenbargcr, Kindling, Baker. Glotfclty, Weider. Second row.- Burn worth. Gaver, Swagler, Secretary; Allion, Moser, President; Diehm, Danford, Treasurer; Musser. Third row: Ridenour, Swigert, Froelich, Brodbeck. Carl, Fair, Olds, Crosby, Morris, Hiltbrand. Fourth row: Wheeler, Mummo, Mathews, Fabian, Shepherd, Evans, Dozer, Timberman, Thiem, Shaw. 126 First row: Newton, Grcim, Baunach, Heinz, Anderson, Westfall, Kabele, Winan . Second row: Wilcox, Knight, Olle, Koontz, Dittman, Jurjans, Hendrickson, Brackenbush. Scattergood. Third row: Shirley, Raster, Williams, Ettlinger, Hammond, Stiles, Voigt. Lehman, Danford. 127 GAMMA PHI BETA The Alpha Nu Chapter of Gamma Phi started the 1957-58 school year in high spirits by pledging nineteen outstanding girls. Following pledging were the exciting days of Homecoming displays—our theme being, We are holding our line for victory. The eventful year brought forth two pledge dances; one given in honor of the new pledges and the other given in honor of the actives, and our Founders' Day Banquet with our most helpful alums at the Rustic Inn. Our annual orphan's Christ- mas party at the chapter house and the memorable Christmas formal at the Shawnee Hotel were two events which made our Christmas very happy. Second semester activities included the annual Big and Little Sis Banquet, activation, and a second River-Boat Party at Cincinnati. 628 Woodlawn Ave. 128 First row: Anderson, Shipley, Rahn, LaFon, President; Fife, Ridge, Corresponding Secretary; Jann, Trimble. Second row: Olsen, Schofer, Heiston, Jagger, Koch, Mackenzie, Van Oorsten, Kell, Sadler, Guigliano, Willis, Hutchison, Harris. Not pictured: Rauch, Hanley, Kopp. X. l.'r Carolyn LaFon President First row: Wicoff, Kalb, Bauer, Secretary; Heilmcier, President; Ervin, Sprinkle, Treasurer; Weden, Bear. Scrond row: Bascom, Herud, Donley, Poeschel, Smith, Marsh, Sutton, lutz, MacKenzie. 129 KAPPA DELTA 602 N. Wiitcnb«rg Avenue This year was another exciting one at 602 N. Wittenberg. All were thrilled with 27 enthusiastic pledges, who were later honored at a Big and Little Sis Breakfast and Indian Summer pledge dance. Home- coming weekend brought the Tiger Taxidermy display, entertainment for alumnae, and a queenship for Eileen Bradley. The 30th anniversary of Alpha Nu chapter was celebrated December 15 with a reception for area alumnae. Climaxing the holiday season was the winter formal, Nocturne, and the traditional and treasured Christmas dinner. Second semester ... the Steak and Bean Scholarship Supper inspired new academic efforts. Filling the spring calendar were initiation and ac- companying activities, the Intersorority Sing, Parents' Weekend, and a formal, along with the usual informal sorority and fraternity get- togethers. First row: Crandall, Dixon, Sternberg, Hclsel, Strinc, Ehrhardt, Barrick, Courier, Dahl, Second row: Bum, Raynal, Kelly, Thall, St. John, Anderson, President; Bayer, Treasurer; Hahn, Nicholl. Ehrhardt. Third row: Heidrich, Rathjc, Conrad. McCarty, Godshalk, Miller, Evans, McMillan, Bradley, Jenkins, Applegate, Marsh, Cook. Fourth row: Regers, Holden, Arthur. Hohnson, Wohlscn, Evans, Yung, Harrison, Harrison, Jennings, Chiquelin, Patzke, Saalfeld. 130 Joyce Anderson President First row: Oxley, Steinmetz, Buss, McLendon, McKenzie, Gilmore, Hcil, Wright. Second row.- Philipp, Sjaukcn, Holmgren, Schaedigcr, Trcvenfcls, Erf, Nelson, Crotty, Mercer. Third row: Apelt, Kaasa, la Force. Oolwick, Henning. Grundin. Sheridan. 131 «Sii WITTENBERG INDEPENDENT COEDS With the arrival of the football season, the Wittenberg Independent Coeds began one of their major projects of the year, that of ushering at the home games. The group's service projects consisted of an evening of caroling at nursing homes and a Christmas party for the children at the Inner Mission. The W I C's took part in the Intersorority Sing, and throughout the year they were active in intramural. The group also enjoyed a number of social events, including a come-as-you-are party in February and a spring formal in May. 229 Weil Ward Street 132 first row: Pidgcon, Packard; Secretary, Terrill; Treasurer, Oolbeer, Stewart; President, Brandt, Moritz, Vccry. Second row: Ehrman, Zigfer, Alexander, Woodward, Oeihl, Hostetler, Kean, Noffkc, Wargo. Third row: Kestlcr, Maddock, Sbutt, Kost, Mayer, Veit, Gleitz, Wolbcr. Mary Ann Stewart President 134 FRATERNITIES INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL First row: Howes, linhom, Sebastian; Vice President, Treasurer, Neely. Second row: Simmons, Van Kleunen, Bauer, Sauer, Lynn, Benson; President, Mattes; Secretary, Rosenblatt; Hillberg, Ratdiffe, Swectcrman, Wood. 135 40 W. Cassilly Street ALPHA TAU OMEGA Alpha Tau Omega was well represented in campus activities this year with especially good distribution among all varsity sports. We also had three men in Blue Key, two men in Pick and Pen, five men in Shifters, and a justice of Student Court among our ranks. Alpha Psi's Diamond Anniversary Celebration (75 years) was observed this year when she was host to the Joint Ohio Conclave of Alpha Tau Omega. Social functions were not lacking as two formals and an annual Sweet- heart Dinner and several other dances were held during the course of the year. The president of the I.F.C. Pledge Council was an A.T.O. pledge; and during Help Week, the active chapter cleaned and painted the Y.M.C.A. 136 fini row. Sarzcn, Strinc, Sircich, Secretary; Richards, Treasurer; le Tree, Price, Wiese, Coburn, Brame. Second row. lynam, Fisher, lopeman, Hennon, Scholl, Davies, Grainger, Swcctcrman, lorcntz, McKee, Holcomb, Evilsizor. Third row Ostling, Dunlap, Brusman, Vcdova, Faidley, Rader. Renz, Frankhauser, Emery, Rader, Sunkle. Roan, Yoder. First row: Kovach, Bcllisari, Motter, Boyer, President; Neycr, Hofclich, Glanzer. Second row: Agncw, Murphy, Ford, Velloney, Crcagcr, Oswald. 137 MU BETA THETA PI The ninetieth year of Beta Theta Pi at Wittenberg College has been another fine one. The brothers started the third year at 105 W. Mc- Creight with a successful rush program. In October the display brought Alpha Gamma another first-place trophy in the Homecoming competition. The new Mascot, Tuxedo I, was acquired in the fall. Tux, a huge St. Bernard, is popular with everyone, but its favorite is the Beta's wonderful cook, Annie. Alpha Gamma athletes, led by all-Ohio basketballer Terry Deems, kept bringing home laurels for Wittenberg and the chapter. Campus honoraries were again well stocked with wearers of the diamond and three stars; Blue Key, Pick and Pen, Shifters, and honorary fraternities had Betas in their ranks. 105 W. McCreight Avenue 138 first row: Ogle, Maurer, Gordon, Whittaker, Graham, Swartzbaugh, President; Wood, Bichvcl, Bell, Ballcntine. Second row: Weiss, Osburn, lamka. Miller, Phillips, Sullivan, Wise, Sponscller, Thomas, Shanor, Mogk, Lindamood, Parchen. Third row: Hohn, Matson, Peters, Vogelsang, White, Smith, Thompson, Mattes, Glander, Pummill, Deems, Edwards. Marc Swartzbaugh President ay Jay Johnson and crew who made the scene for Beta's nnual Spring Formal. First row: Johnson, Henry, Tclzrow, Uhlar, Crawford, Ballentine, Sixt, Dove. Second row: Baden, Grossman, Hay, litsch, Baer, Sturtz, Culler, Tomarkin, Birgcrson. third row: Miller, Vogelsang, Beatty, Cagluy, Phillips, Henes, Webster, Miller. 809 N. Fountain DELTA SIGMA PHI Delta Sigma Phi began the year with 38 actives and 20 pledges. Heading the social calendar were the November Pledge Dance, the December Founders' Day Banquet and Formal, and the May Carnation Ball. Delta Sig's place on campus was felt through effective leadership of its brothers, including George Benson as President of I.F.C., George Wise as President of the Wittenberg Choir, Dennis O'Keefe as head of Blue Key and Beta Beta Beta, Paul Pinkert as head of Theater Guild, Howard Pospesel as President of Phi Eta Sigma, and Jim Bartos and Don Hillerich as Presidents of the Sophomore and Freshman classes. The chapter was well represented on varsity swimming, wrestling, and tennis teams, as well as in A Cappella Choir, Chapel Choir and band. The chapter's program, Engineered Leadership, was inaugurated at Wittenberg in 1954, and was adopted as official program of Delta Sigma Phi at the National Convention this year. FI 140 First row: Davis, Tucker, Harper, Wise, O'Keefe; President, Hillberg, Flynn, Schackow, Bartos. Weber. Second row: Tammaru, Schultheis, Webb, Pearch, Ruse, Seng, Conrad, Pospesel, Grimes, Bolinger, Wilson, Smith. third row: Shargel, Pinkert, Benson, Huffenbergcr, Cunfer, Davis, Corby, Imhoff, Lynn, Barrett, Borgeson, Fitch, Dennis, Volh. «UK  V«EBDiwe ; Dennis O'Keefe President First row: Scherer, Roberts, Froth, Boese. President; Surovchak. Warnke, Broun, Eastland. Second row; Buschemeycr, Finney, Kellam, Whitlock, Steele. Brunker, Hillerich, Gromcn, Singleton. 141 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Nu Zeta chapter of Lambda Chi Alpha began the year by pledging 18 men. Soon to follow was the “Victory blimp for Homecoming week- end. Lambda Chi took first place in handball, as well as a first place in the swim meet and runner-up in flag football. The crowning of Janice Gonter, pinmate of Brother Mires Stine, as Crescent Queen, highlighted the White Rose Formal, Lambda Chi's biggest event of the year. Another featured activity was Constantinopleitanischerdubelsachmachersgesellen- herbergsvatervolksfest, Nu Zeta's pledge dance, planned along a Ger- man folk theme. The outstanding event of the spring semester was the return of alumnus Curii F. “Duke Flad to speak at the Founders' Day Banquet, March 16. 926 N. Fountain Avenue Pint row: Billy, Swingle, Ticmoyer, Starkey, Robinson, Nichols, Nicholson, Schlotterbeck. Second row: Smith, C Johnson, V. Johnson, Bechtel, Secretary; Bentfiold, President; Wagner, Christen, Treasurer; Schwarzbek, McCarty, Herr. Third row: Marelte, Hanes, Buhl, Reis, Stine, Dietrich, Howes, lammi, Falk, Kimmcy, Dressel, Hunt, Kampmcycr. Fourth row: Kruckeberg, Glowe, linhart, Spears, Stahl, Ganyard, Kinsey, Zimmann, Powers, longstreth, Simmons, Brewer, Radke, Kamp, Cternyik. 142 First row: Mason, 8ulliss, President; Textor, Harman, Oberholtzer, Derr. Second row: Miles, Trumphour, Beyer. Souther. Wilson, Rolf. loren en, Ganr. 143 PHI GAMMA DELTA 20 W. Fcrncliff Place Wittenberg's Fijis entered their 73rd year well represented on campus, with Sounds Editor and Student Senate Vice President, Dick Veler; Student Senate Treasurer, Ted linham; Wittenberger Editor, Gary William- son; Torch Editor, Jon Joyce, and Torch Managing Editor, Al Doctor. When the football season ended, all Phi Gams were proud when Tom Kurth, Earl Fry and Ron Lancaster were named to the Ohio Conference first team and Jim Arthur and Joe Creviston were the Lutheran managers. The annual Christmas orphan's party was held with the help of the Delta Gamma Sorority. All shaving devices were discarded for the annual Jeff Duo dance and beard-growing contest in February. The social season was climaxed in the spring with the Fiji Island Party and the Orchid Formal. 144 Fint row: Cummin , Walker, Wcidcling, Arthur, Veler, Williamson, President; Pearce, Kohlenberg, Barkley, Schultz, Creviston. Second row: Holsel, Von Buren, Borden, Hathaway, Allan, Borcherding, Arthur, tinhorn, Spicer, Joyce, Jung. Third row: Switzer, Helgerson, Rhodes, Zalewski, Huntington, Anderson, Bolcnbaugh, Gray, Rice, Ross. First row: Buzzclli, Reynard, Anderson, Kcior, President; Hayden, Fisher, Sperry, tahm. Second row; Morris, Johnson, Fonta, Gray, Hcnthorne, Clark, Brantlinger, Hannan. Third row: Granger, Slaughter, Kolb, Kruckebcrg, Flcchtner, Hertzcr, Nelson, Lawyer. 145 PHI KAPPA PSI 134 W. Ward Street Brandy, the mascot of the Ohio Beta Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi, has been an integral part of the activities of the house throughout the 1957-58 year. She has acted as overseer for the homecoming prepara- tions and became the quasi-official greeter of all returning alumni. She attended all football games to cheer Jim Kunde and Denny Walterreit. She was always pleased to have the privilege of attending all the func- tions in the house, but took great offense when several of our formals and parties were held out of the house. Brandy is looking forward to next year and is hoping to induce a Shifters bid from Wally Hiskett and Bill Mock. She is attempting to prove to Tim Masten that she would make a spirited member of Rho Beta Epsilon. She also hopes that she will receive an invitation from Larry Nelson to join Tau Pi Phi. 146 firs row: Mock, Yurich, Hanes, Ratcliff©, Sauer, President; Nelson, Kunde, Froncke, levin. Second row: Fox, Hiskett, Ingle, Isaly, Word, Heil, Masten, leach, Stroh, Ackerman, Dorn. 147 First row: Rekhel, DeJong, Walterreit, Baucrlc, Hillerman. 930 N. Fountain Avenue PHI MU DELTA Mu Della Chapter of Phi Mu Delta began this year with the pledging of twenty-seven men. On campus. Phi Mu Delta had representatives in every organization and activity. Foremost among these were Stew Buchanan, President of Student Senate; Phil Sebastian, Vice President of Interfraternity Council; John Browder, Sports Editor of the Torch, and President of Varsity W ; Al Weisberger, Men's Service Chairman of Student Senate,- and John Marzolf, Vice President of the Sophomore Class, we added the 1957 third-place trophy for Varsity Night to our mantle, as well as first-place trophies in handball and volleyball for 1957, and billiards in 1958. We held our first Sweetheart Weekend in November with Miss Samuelson as Sweetheart. Our social calendar contained the usual pledge dances, formals, exchange dinners, and serenades. 148 First row: Browder, Westcrfeld, Bauer, Sebastian, President; Stein, Platt, Disler, Pclkoncn. Second row: Reed, Pequignot, Buchanan, Shuman, Nowell, Hauenstein, Stankavich. Third row: Friedbcrg, Dctanis, Holden, Marzolf, A anvel, Weisberger. Fiat row: Blau, Miley, Covault. Rutschow. President; Jester, Ayers, loshuertos, Bourne. Second row: Hall, Webster, Nixon, Richard, McRae, Schcurer, Yackey, Ermarlh. Third row: Stebbins, Bergstrom, Peterson. Staley, Whitaker, Obey, Forbeck. 149 PI KAPPA ALPHA Celebrating the 90th year of ihe fraternity. Gamma Zeta has added a new look to fraternity life on campus. The Pi K. A.'s welcomed the fall semester with a dance party at the Neal Temple. Following a few exchange parties with the Ohio University chapter. Gamma Zeta held its Snow-Ball Formal on December 7, in an atmosphere of dream-like snow mist. Founders' Day, March 2, culminated a series of alumni din- ners which were held monthly throughout the year. Included in the social calendar were a Sweetheart Dinner, a Mardi Gras party, the District Five Basketball Tournament, and the annual Dream-Girl Formal. At the Dream Girl Formal, Esther Raynal, last year's Dream Girl, crowned the new Dream Girl, chosen this year by the chapter. 625 Woodlown Avenue 150 First row.- Winfield, Van Klcunen, Wilkinj, President; Scuddcr, Treasurer; Galbraith. Second row; White, Geyer, landgrcbe, Ross, Hisc. • 151 DORM LEAGUE Starting out its second half-century as Wittenberg's only fraternal group without national affiliation, the Dorm League was proud of its high scholastic record of past years. Firestine Hall was welcomed as a new home for several of its members. The formals in January and in May were delightful highlights of the social year. Karl Weick became a member of Blue Key; Tony Wilcox was a star in Varsity basketball. Two of its members were in Shifters; others took prominent parts in the band, dramatics, and in various scholastic clubs and honoraries. Myers Hall 152 Pint row: Silitonga. Hayncr. Matcvia, Pence, Schooler, Agcnbroad, Klaffer, Wilson, Ziegler, Chincn. Second row: Wilcox, Park, Rippe, Crossman, Stadler, Marshall, Marlin, Scoit, Miller, Steele, Bennett, .teades. Third row: Keller, W.lson, Cope, Balgobin, Blake, Waack, Miyahira, Marshall, lafrenz, Krcidcr, Martin. 153 154 GREEK WEEK 155 9SI 157 QUEEN OF HOMECOMING Miss Eileen Bradley 158 HOMECOMING QUEEN FINALISTS Mitses Lugibihl, Bradley, Blaney 159 QUEEN OF GREEK WEEK Miss Beth Strong 160 161 -V 162 HONORARIES 163 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Delta, national scholastic honorary, admits to membership those freshman women who have attained a scholarship quotient of 3.5 or better in their first semester of study, or a 3.5 overall aver- age for the entire year. Twenty freshmen have earned the right to wear the candle of active membership this year. First row: Farlow, Miller, Gale, Ballentinc, Dahl. Second row: Pekoe, Holler, Case. Cramer, President; Merklo, AlIbctK, Smyrc. Third row: Packard, Anderson, Moser, Beery, Johnson, New, McClory, Miller, Charlton, Bayer. IVY RING Ivy Ring taps for membership those soph- omore and junior women who exhibit out- standing scholarship, campus leadership, and devotion to high Christian ideals and educa- tion. The group works toward a better fac- ulty-student relationship and throughout the year has sponsored activities to promote on a campus-wide basis and encourage the qualities for which their members are chosen. 164 First row: Pekoe, Rcthmcyer, Hunt, Bradley, Kelly. Second row: Fabian, Smyrc, Blaney, VanMeter, Gangcy, Parker, Anderson. ARROW AND MASK Arrow and Mask, women's honorary, is composed of those women, chosen in the spring semester of their junior year, who have shown outstanding qualities of leader- ship, character, and scholarship. The group plans and executes various service projects which benefit the campus. Fini row: Pekoe, Gnagcy. Second row: Neff, Van Meter, Anderson. PHI ETA SIGMA Honoring outstanding scholastic achieve- ment for freshman men is Phi Eta Sigma, national honor fraternity. The group extends the privilege of active membership to those freshman men who earn a scholastic average of 3.5 in their first semester, or a 3.5 overall average for the entire year. The group en- courages high scholarship and good study schedules. First row: Ford, Allen, Pospesel, Llndamocd, Veler. Second row: Rots, Johnson, Tucker. 165 PICK AND PEN Outstanding leadership, personality, char- acter, participation in campus activities, and scholarship are prerequisites to membership in Pick and Pen, honorary fraternity estab- lished at Wittenberg in 1924. Men who exhibit these qualities are tapped for mem- bership in the spring of their sophomore year. Wagner, Price, Richard , President; Shanor, Mattes, Sebastian, Tiemcycr. BLUE KEY Blue Key, men's honor fraternity, was be- gun at Wittenberg in 1926, for the purpose of promoting and enriching the best interests of student life. The group also serves the ad- ministration as an advisory body on matters of general campus interest. Qualifications include a 2.50 scholastic average over the entire college career, out- standing leadership, personality, character, and service. 166 Fitst row: O'Keefe, Buchanan, Browder, Kurth, Benson. Second row: Sireich, Weick, Veler, Swartzbaugh, Richards. Graham, Mattes, Sebastian, Thompson. SKULL AND CHAIN Skull and Chain, senior men's honorary, taps in the spring semester of their junior year those men who have shown outstanding character and campus leadership. Scholar- ship requirements include an overall average of 2.50 for the years at Wittenberg. Weick, 8uchanan, Veler, O'Keefe, Streich, Rader. SHIFTERS Thumbs up! This and the right attitude wins a bid to Shifters, a national organiza- tion shrouded in secrecy. The group taps for membership during each semester of the school year. Those tapped must discover both the secret meeting place of the group and the right attitude before being admitted to active membership. Pledges wear overgrown safety pins as badges of honor, exchanging them for the paper clip of active member- ship after having discovered the secrets of the group. The rest of the campus remains mystified . . . and curious. First row: Buchanan, Wetzel, Koch, Dana, Blaney, Bradley. Anderson. Second row: Thompson, laFon, Rader, Spook, Kohlaas, Kruth, Buchanan. Third row: Schooler, Mincone, Mock, Mattes, Arnold, Sebastian, Sweetcrman. Fourth row: Stine, Pummil, Wood, Weick, Streich, Benson. 167 168 SOUNDS Sated: Dick Veter, EDITOR; Dkk Ogle, BUSINESS MANAGER; Donna Gnagey. Standing: John Browder, Joyce Anderion. Originated and published under the skilled guidance of Dick Veler, Sounds entered its second year of publication at Wittenberg. With three successful issues it continued in its avowed purpose, that of presenting the humorous, artistic and literary sounds of the campus. PI DELTA EPSILON First row; Hanley, Rabenau, Thomas. Second row: Gnagey, Pearce, Maddock, Koch, Joyce. Third row: Emhardt, Anderson, Rethmeyer, Doctor, Browder, Ogle, Veler, Henline, Sprang. 169 ASSOCIATE EDITOR. Donna Gnagcy; PHOTOGRAPHY. Dick 8allcniine. EDITOR, Gary Williamson. WITTENBERGER STAFF Editor-in-Chief Gary Williamson Associate Editor Donna Gnagey Business Manager Roger Simmons Secretary Judy Becker Photography Dick Ballentine, William Harker Sports Jim Ganyard, Mary Cook Index Marcia Kreuger Personnel Margie Emhardt, Jane Grozier Classes Ginger Bleakley, Pete Anderson Senior Activities Cathy Kayuha, Charlotte Failing Copy Dianne Grossett, Barry Slaughter • r Publicity Barbara Hosmer Staff Head Tyler Phillips General Staff Helqerson, Davidson, Dixon, Heidrich, Merkle, Rathje, Reynolds, Russell, Sharp, Shepherd, Sprang, Keier, Geyer, Arthur, Olds. Business Staff Herr, Sears, Dahl, Herr, McKinnon, Webb. 170 Tyler Phillips. Judy Becker v-r Mary Cook, Jim Ganyard Barry Slaughter, John Helgerson Heidrich, Grower, Dixon, Arthur, Failing, Shepherd. 171 TORCH EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, Jon Joyce. Editor-in-Chief Jon L. Joyce Associate Editor Nan E. Thomas Business Manager John W. Zimmann Allen C. Doctor Carole Rabenau John Holm Feature Editor Lenore C. Horn Society Editor Stephanie G. Howard Exchange Editor Jon Weideling Photography Editor Faculty Advisor Bill Harker Tracey H. Norris EXECUTIVE BOARD Alan Doctor, Nan Thomaj, Jon Joyce EDITORIAL STAFF C. Rabenau, B. Harker, J. Holm, I. Horn. Misting: S. Howard, J. Weideling. FIRST SEMESTER SPORTS EDITOR John Browder BUSINESS MANAGER John Zimmann REPORTERS AND WRITERS Crowley, Thompson, Thall, Hayden, Klick, Piltenger, Baldwin, Woodward. REPORTERS AND WRITERS Hanes, Bane , Arnold, Bock, Farran, Morris, Tangerman, Leopold, Grosser . 173 174 DRAMA AND SPEECH 175 DEBATE Hcnlinc, Mill , Or. Kelly, Newell, Ogle. 176 TAU KAPPA ALPHA Dr. Kelly, Newell, McCoy, Ogle, President; Henline, Retlimeyer, Klafter. THETA ALPHA PHI First row: Musser, Harker, Atarette, Hanley, Willis. Second row: Veler, Harker, Falk, Doctor, Pinkert. THEATER GUILD First row: Thall, Sutton, Holgrcn, Wright, Krauss, Sternberg, Helscl. Second row: Crothcrs, Harker, Hanley, Falk, Shroyer. Pinkert, Fabian, Heidrich. Third row: Smith, Courier, Godshalk, Wargo, Haddock, Olson, Rebbin, Voorheis, Griscott, Musser, Klink, Traulwein, Trcucnfcls. Fourth row: Geer, Shuman, Veler, Crandall, Dixon, Kubloo, Tuscl, A orcttc, Harker, Willis, Cline, Bock. 177 178 John While, Norma Hanley 179 THE WITTENBERG CHOIR ON TOUR Tales of inspiring concerts . . . beautiful churches . . . bulging suitcases . . . church dinners ... an- nouncements by P. K. . . . back rubs . . . Doctor Kommel . . . card games . . . fainting choir members (please, not a tenor) . . . rehearsals . . . sight-seeing . . . Red and Van . . . huge breakfasts . . . buses, buses, buses . . . L. David in his many capacities . . . Pastor Ralph Krueger I. David Miller Marcia Krueger 180 WITTENBERG A CAPPELLA CHOIR Fiat row: Allbock, Kelly, Westenbarger, Janisak, Oolbeer, Rcinartx, O'Morrow, Smyre, Farlow, Baughman, Rea, Willis, Drumcl, Lentz, Smith, Strine, Jones, Gretta, Weidcr. Second row: Nimmer, Sauerman, Parker, Brown, Andrews, Duffy, Krueger, Allion, Danford, Emhoff, Brandi, Conrad, Hutchison, Bcarss, Sprang, Ballentine, Hacker, Gnagey, Emhardt. Third row: Uhle, Schloiierbcck, Murphy, McAmmond, Rutz, Cook, Fcnton, Rethmeyer, Cramer, Hayden, Grimes, Sebastian, Seng, Dislcr, Spears, Hayner. Fourth row: Tucker, Bartos, Confer, 8uchanan, Weinberg, Hanes, Mastcn, Sisson, Sauerman, Klafter, Doctor, Starkey, Pfeiffer, White, Streich, Nuquist, Pint row: Harilage, Cline, Banning, Henline, Elljworth, Reinartz, Roberts. Second row: Buchanan, Steele, Hayner, Fctherolf, Dittmar, Bishop, Chowning, Klafter, Brcdbcck, Williams, Moot. Third row: Wolff, Wise, Miller, Fenton, Souders, Koons, Spears, lindamood, O'Keefe, Sprang. Fourth row: Richardson, Bauer, Baldwin, Atarshall, Swingle, Scherer, Ruse, Hendrickson, Buss. Benson. Fifth row: Fisher, Pride, Reed, Kostlcr, Hoppe, Urdea, Fishbcck, Hall, Smith, Kabclc, Crossman. Sixth row: Arnold, Spalding, Sisson, landgrebe. THE MARCHING BAND The Wittenberg Marching Band, under the direction of Robert C. Dolbeer, provided us with a fresh and dif- ferent routine during intermissions a t each football game. Led down the field by high- stepping drum major Bob Roberts, the 46 members of the group aided tremendously in spurring both crowd and team to new heights of enthusiasm. JOHN CHOWNING COLLEGIATES The Collegiates formed in the fall of 1956 by way of a get-together in a crowded practice room of the School of Music. They began to play for dances on campus and in the Springfield area, with addition of a Wittenberg alumnus on tenor sax. The summer of 1957 the trio spent thirteen weeks in a restaurant on the east coast, and just before re- turning to school went to New York to record on L.P. record at the RCA Victor studios. George lindamood, John Chov ning, Dove Arnold. WOODY HERMAN Woody Herman and his Third Herd jazz band invaded the Field House on October 25 for a joint concert and dance program. The 16-piece band played to an enthusiastic audience, iheir selections ranging from rhythm and blues to modern jazz with a Dixie- land beat. Invitations were extended to include area residents and students of district colleges as well as Wittenbergers. 183 STUDENT SENATE Student Senate President W. STEWART BUCHANAN A vigorous Legislature discussing and debating for a better Wittenberg for all. Made up of representatives of all Greek organi- zations, Independent Men and Women, inter-Fraternity Council, Panhellenic Council, college publications, each of the classes. Service Committees, and advising Deans-it meets monthly and serves as buffer and sounding board between administration, facul- ty, and students. 184 STUDENT SENATE CABINET First row: Johnson, Elections; Wcisbcrgcr, Men's Service; Weider, Social Chairman. Second row; Buchanan, President; Kelly, Women's Service Chairman; Blaney, Secretary; Shanor, Public Relations; Veler, Vice President; linham. Treasurer; Hucnnigcr, W.C.F. Representative. STUDENT SENATE First row; Buhl, Irwin, Bartos, Kelly, Schooler. Second row: Wcisberger, Shanor, Veler, 8uchanan, Blaney, Linham, Weider. Third row: Anderson, Benson, Kreiser, Price, Smith, Masten, Joyce, Barkley. Fourth row: Wood, Hucnnigcr, Van Klcunen, Johnson, Jann, Richardson, Marzoff, Hillerich. 185 STUDENT COURT Chief Justice LARRY RADER The primary function of the Judicial branch of our Student Government is to enforce the Wittenberg Honor Code. Viola- tions of the Code are heard, and decisions reached with regard to these infractions. The Court is comprised of a Chief Justice presiding over a court of six members—two repre- sentatives from each of the three upper-classes. 186 first row: J. Holm, I. Rader, C. Reihmeyer, D. Geissler. Second row: T. Richards, M. Gale, N. Heyerdahl. 187 Joyce Andcr$on, Shelia little. Ann VanMcter. Elisabeth Keller. 188 First row: Hartje, Krueger, Tiemeyer, Huenniger, President; Evans, Johnson, Remsberg, Adv. Second row: Buchanan, Rcthmeyer, Marsh, Dahl, 8randt, Allan. RELIGIOUS LIFE 189 1957 VARSITY NIGHT WINNER Beta Theta Pi For the second consecutive year the First Place trophy went to the Betas. This year's victory was accomplished through a theme, A Universal Language. Using the musical score of Oklahoma, with original lyrics, it was a colorful and delightful presentation. 190 FERNCUFF DORM GOVERNMENT Ferncliff Hall instituted a new type of gov- ernment by establishing a Dorm Governing Council this year. Members are elected by popular vote from the entire dormitory, and the council serves as both an operative and disciplinary body. Margie Zieger, Treasurer; Donna Wargelin, Secretary; Barbara Studebaker, President; Barbara Eisele, Vice President. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB First row: PlocH, Sivadon. Second row: Pascual, Nilsson, Pershing; Advisor, Chu, Yamamoto. Third row: Kong, Oudcgecst, Sommer, Ziegler, Silitonga. Fourth row: Balgobin, Weber, Ebcrspach, Miyahcra, Umezaki, Chai. 191 o N INTERSORORITY SING WINNER Alpha Delta Pi INTERFRATERNITY SING WINNER Lambda Chi Alpha HOMECOMING Planning a winner. 194 Chairmen Ed Everhart and Sandy Sears display smiles of victory. BEST OVERALL DISPLAY BEST SORORITY DISPLAY ALPHA DELTA PI Victory 195 ft HUSKIES.. PI. AN EASY Ift CATCH 196 BEST FRATERNITY DISPLAY BETA THETA PI Muskies ... An Easy Catch. G AAA AAA PHI BETA We're holding the line for victory. KAPPA DELTA Mus-Skin-Em 197 DELTA GAMMA Feather 'em. 198 DELTA ZETA All I see is Tigers! Tigers! Tigers! CHI OMEGA Sitting on top of the world. . WE CUM ALPHA XI DELTA Time's up for Muskingum. PI KAPPA ALPHA Tiger's line—Muskie's defeat. 200 PHI MU DELTA What, me worry?' ALPHA TAU OMEGA Bill nets a Muskie. DELTA SIGMA PHI For our real cool team. 201 DORM LEAGUE Tigers molest Maharaja of Muskingum. 202 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Tie 'er down. PHI GAMMA DELTA An Eiffel of victory. PHI KAPPA PSI Great expectations. 203 204 SPORTS ... ... a SPORT is a thrill . . . and a thrill is received when one anticipates . . . a SPORT is a competitive game . . . one that is either won or lost ... a SPORT is competition that is found on or off the field . . . and SPORTS are at their finest at WITTENBERG. 205 First row: Kurlh, Creagcr, Mincone, Fry, Roan, Franta, Bechtel. Second row; Murphy, lancaitcr, Yoder, Smith. 207 Kasunick, Murphy, Smith, Bellisari, Coach Edward . First row: Manage Arthur and Creviiton, Wei , Branllinger, Buzzelli, Yurich, Rosencrans, Bellisari, Smith, Hoffland, Glazer, Coburn, Telzrow, Manager Gcycr, Trainer Kinjel. Second row: Coach Ness, Kunde, Zabroski, Roan, Mincone, Lancaster, Kurth, Fry, Murphy, Yoder, Nave, Kasunkk, Franta, Coach Maurer, Coach Mcars. Third row: Coach Maurer, Ely, Johnson, Hager, Granger, Gray, Zaleski, Mullen, Matz, Strich, Bechtel, Gray, Nixon, Crcagcr, Kricr, Coach Edwards. Seniors, Zabroski, Bechtel, Kurlh, Fry, Streich and Rosencrans huddle after practice. 209 Lancaster, Rosencrans and Ely are ready to take to the airways. 210 raaiH MIMCONE ■Kl COACH BILL EDWARDS All-Ohio Coach-of-the-Year Determination, desire, and ability were the achievements of the 1957 edition of Wittenberg's Fighting Tigers. Again mentored by Bill Edwards, the Crimson compiled a record of 7-2-0, garnering for them a share of the Ohio Conference title with Denison, and a high regard in Midwest grid circles. Wittenberg received additional laurels when Ron Lancaster, Tom Kurth, and Earl Fry were placed on the All-Conference team. A sell-out crowd filled Tiger Stadium for the home and season opener with Akron in what proved to be a bigger game than was anticipated. A first quarter safety decided the victor as the Tigers succumbed, 7-9. Led offensively by Bellisari and Weiss, the Tigers copped their first win by blanking Marietta, 27-0. The Lutherans traveled to Findley to pull a major upset by completely outplaying Heidelberg, 34-6. Before a Homecoming throng of over 5,000, the Tigers again foiled the experts by taking Muskingum into camp by a 33-7 tally. Mount Union was the next victim of the rolling Tigers, falling 51-7. Kasunick displayed phenomenal running by grounding out 135 yards, averaging 16.9 yards per carry. Wittenberg visited Dixie the following week, and continued to roll, dumping Washington and Lee, 61-26. Sophomore standouts Murphy and Smith paced the Tiger offensive machine. Murphy tallied four times, and Smith ran up a total of 140 yards in 12 carries. Wittenberg went all-out to down a fired-up Wooster aggregation, 19-13, for their sixth victory in succession. A Dad's Day crowd witnessed Yoder crash over from the one-foot line for the decisive score. Wittenberg engaged traditional rival Ohio Wesleyan for a conference tie and came out of a rugged struggle as 20-13 victor. The win marked the first over the Bishops since 1929, and it returned the Old Indian Skull to the Wittenberg campus. Having concluded the conference season, the Tigers visited Western Kentucky and closed the year with a 28-13 defeat at the hands of the Hilltoppers. A hard-earned lift but it was worth if. Tony Wilcox, Terry Deerm, Bernie Thompson, Eldon Miller, Tony Vedova, Coach Ray Mears. The 1957-58 Tiger quintet, in addition to establishing the most impressive record in several decades of Wit- tenberg basketball, 19-3, afforded Crimson supporters excitement and surprises throughout the campaign. Under the able leadership of Ray Mears, in his third year as Wittenberg coach, the Tigers went into the final Ohio Conference contest with Akron sporting a clean conference slate, and proud of a successful trip to the East over the holidays. The Wittenberg contingent, none of which was a senior, promises big things to come in the future. Although fourth in the nation defensively, the victorious campaign must olse be attributed to an offensive punch which garnered as many as 105 markers in a game against Marietta, and a consistent winning margin of thirty or forty points. Balanced scoring, the fast break, and a definite display of teamwork highlighted the season, as the Tigers continued their home victory skein over two seasons. Arch rival Capital again proved a match for the Crimson in each of two engagements. In the first encounter at Columbus, Wittenberg failed to establish a comfortable lead until late in the second quarter. The return bout at the Field House saw the Tigers enjoy two leads. The first—a 2-0 margin—and the second a 61-60 advantage to end the game. At Akron, the Tiger powerhouse faltered enough to enable the Zippers to cop a 46-49 victory, the conference crown, and a berth in the N.C.A.A. small college playoffs. No other title would be more appropriate for this year's Tigers, the team. As a team, the Tigers ranked fourth in total team defense in the nation, and were rated as one of the top twenty small college contingents. Individual honors went to Terry Deems who was selected most valuable player in the conference. He is the sec- ond junior in the history of the conference to receive this honor. 213 first row: Wilcox, Deems. Coach A ears. Thomp- son, Miller, Vcdova. Second row: Fisher, Rader, Weiss, Bramc. Third row: Wolfe, Funderberg, Boehlcfcld. BASKETBALL WE OPP. Dec. 2 Ohio Northern ................ 90 59 Dec. 7 Mt. Union .................... 68 53 Dec. 14 Wooster 98 59 Dec. 18 Otterbein 56 43 Dec. 28 Iona 49 45 Dec. 30 Long Island U.................. 59 49 Dec. 31 St. Peter's College .......... 41 54 Jan. 4 Ohio University ............. 56 70 Jan. 8 Ohio Wesleyan 73 50 Jan. 11 Capital - 66 48 Jan. 17 Oberlin .......................... 81 58 Jan. 18 Baldwin Wallace ... 71 59 Jan. 23 Muskingum 64 49 Feb. 5 Kenyon 89 47 Feb. 8 Marietta 105 48 Feb. 12 Ohio Wesleyan...................62 45 Feb. 15 Dennison ..................... 54 47 Feb. 18 Capital 61 60 Feb. 22 Otterbein 78 35 Feb. 26 Earlham ........................72 52 Mar. 1 Akron ..........................39 46 Mar. 5 Heidelberg .....................87 47 , 214 COACH RAY MEARS Get in there—boll! Miller and Wilcox bottle for boll. Akron gets the rebound despite Miller's efforts. Deems is pinned. DON WOLFE TERRY DEEMS BERNIE THOMPSON SKENDER BRAME GEORGE FISHER MARV HOHENBERGER BUTCH WEISS 0 00 60 6 BEEH You're right! It was the Capital game. 218 Deems hooking. Vedova lays it op. Wilcox gets ball. Jump ball at Akron. 219 BASEBALL Compiling an impressive 9-1 league record, Witten- berg's 1957 Baseball team earned its second Ohio Con- ference championship in the past three years. Led by the outstanding pitching of Snarr and Ayers and supported by the powerful bats of Urbanski, Lan- caster, Fisher, Vedova, Brame and Thompson, the team ground out one of the finest seasons in Wittenberg's history. Neely fires to first for the put-ovt. 220 Thompson on deck. Fisher and Stine working out in practice BASEBALL SCHEDULE Central State Kenyon Wooster Capital Denison Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan Heidelberg Denison Otterbein Ohio Wesleyan Marietta Otterbein Capital Central State Heidelberg 221 Thompson fields ground ball back of first SWIMMING MAURER First row: Marette, Fitch, Whittaker, Maurer, Davies, Beard. Second row: Coach D. Maurer, Mizer, Troth, Smith, Linham, Dietrich, Emery, Bell. The Wittenberg swimming team finished with the best season since 1949 by compiling a 5-won and 2-lost record under Coach F. Davis Maurer. The Tigers finished fifth in the Conference Relays and moved up a notch to fourth at the Conference finals. Captain for this year's squad was Sig Dietrich and Most Valuable Swimmer was Tom Maurer. High point man for the Tankers was Bill Troth with 64 points. RECORD Wittenberg Wittenberg 55 53 Wooster Berea 31 33 Wittenberg 31 Cincinnati 55 Wittenberg 33 Ohio Wesleyan 53 Wittenberg 59 Akron 27 Wittenberg 50 Baldwin-Wallace 36 Wittenberg 55 Central State 31 222 Dietrich, Maurer, linham. WRESTLING First row: Herr, Hoffland, Marzolf, Kiruey, S. Stine, Harper. Second row: Coach Davis, Yurich, Kunde, Fry, Kovach, Davis, McKee. WRESTLING 1957-1958 RECORD 11 Denison 19 Wittenberg 13 Ohio Wesleyan 19 18 Denison 14 Wittenberg 33 Akron 29 10 Cincinnati 24 Wittenberg 5 Ohio Wesleyan 24 Wittenberg 7 Wabash 28 Wrestling entered its second year as a varsity sport at Wittenberg. The team started the season with many new recruits and several veterans. The team, led by captain Earl Fry, lost its first two matches by close decisions. Wittenberg then earned its only win of the year defeating Denison in their second meeting of the year. Due to injuries and many difficulties the team strength was weakened. The next four matches were lost to very good teams. Wittenberg sent four men to the con- ference meet at Denison, but only Don Kovach reached the semi-finals. Coach George Davis is looking for a better season next year with the team only losing heavyweight Earl Fry. The other members of this year's team were Gene Harper, 123; John Marzoff, 130; Tom Herr and Sid Stein, 137; Don Davis and George Eastland, 147; Paul Hofflan3 and Bob Kinsey, 157; Dick Yurich, 167; and Don Kovach, 177. 223 GOLF Coach Ness, Grothc, Shultz, Gonyard, Wiese, Malles, Ford, Kazmaier, Textor. SCHEDULE April 11 Friday—Ohio Wesleyan Home April 17 Thursday-Capital Home April 22 Tuesday-Heidelberg Home April 26 Saturday Marietta Away May 2 Friday-Ohio Wesleyan Away May 6 Tuesday—Wooster Away May 9 Friday—Heidelberg .... Away May 14 Wednesday-Earlham Home May 15 Thursday—Denison Home May 19 Monday—Conference, Alliance The Wittenberg Golf Team this year is looking for- ward to a profitable season. The squad has spirit and the potential of an excellent team. Under the leadership of Coach Ralph Ness, the team hopes to improve as the season progresses. The members of this year's team are as follows: John Fork, Jim Ganyard, John Grothe, Kent Kazmaier, Dave Mattes, Brent Textor, Jim Weick, and Jim Wiese. 224 TRACK Over the bar, Weijs. 225 TRACK Fiat row: Bellisari, Morphy, Locke, Boles. Weis, Smith. Second row: Maurer, D. Kunde, J. Kunde, Kurth, Rosencrans, Kurcheberg, Urich, Kinnsel. Third row: Neale, Peters. Holmes, Wilcox, Nicholski, Thomas. SCHEDULE Ollerbeirt Capital Heidelberg Muskingum Bluffton Ohio Wesleyan Denison Wooster Conference Up and over 226 TENNIS First row: Webb, Chu. Second row: lorentz, Coach Glasoc, Dietrich. Last year was the first for a number of years that the Wittenberg Tennis team won more matches than they lost. They compiled a 5-4 season with two victories each over Capital and Muskingum. Losing only three by graduation, the team's hopes for a better season are high. Last year's top four men were Jerry Lorentz, Sig Dietrich, Roger Imhoff, and Ed Ullery, with five other men, Dave Shargel, Bob Webb, Larry McCoy and Clint Chu, and Jim Marsha battling it out for 5 and 6 positions in singles. Challenging for ladder positions and coaching of Mr. Glasoe kept the boys in top shape and spirit. This coming season will be the last for Jerry Lorentz and Sig Dietrich, who have played since their freshman year. 227 228 hint row: Voorhcij, Marsh, Scott. Sadler, Oudcgecst, Peterson. Second row: Sohner, Fircke, Holden, Mrs. Dillahunt, Wycoff, Ehrhardt, Friend. HOCKEY CLUB Any Wittenberg girl is eligible to be in Hockey Club. By participating in club practices and games she may gain points toward W.A.A. The high- light of this year's season was a club trip to Earl- ham to observe the Welsh Touring Team. 229 KAPPA DELTA INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL TEAM first row: Evans, St. John, Conrad, Cook. Second row: Jennings, Ehrhardt, Marsh, Johnson. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL PLACINGS-1957. 1. Kappa Delta 2. Gamma Phi Beta 3. Alpha Xi Delta 1958 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Gamma Phi Beta First row: Kopp, Moos, LaFoo, Gotobie. Second row: Hwston, Shipley, Guigliano, Sadler, Wycoff, Kell. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL PLACEMENT 1. Gamma Phi Beta 2. Alpha Delta Pi 3. Kappa. Delta 231 INTRAMURAL SOFTBALL PLACEMENTS-1957 1. Gamma Phi Bela 2. Alpha Xi Delta 3. Kappa Delta First row: Huston, Guigliano, Kopp, laFon. Second row: Kell, Sadler, Koeh, Shipley. BASKETBALL CLUB Wittenberg Girls' Basketball Club is made up of approximately thirty mem- bers who, by participation in games and practices, may be accredited with W. A.A. points. During the season the club plays nine intercollegiate games. 232 First row: Dillahunt, Sadler, Woodhousc, St. John. Second row.- Marsh, Kell, Peterson. INTRAMURAL BADMINTON PLACEMENT First row: Tyscl, Icasure. Second row: Kyrz, licbschncr, Peterson. 1. Chi Omega 2. Alpha Xi Delta 3. Gamma Phi Beta and Alpha Delta Pi INTRAMURAL TENNIS STANDINGS 1957 1. Alpha Delta Pi 2. Gamma Phi Beta 3. Chi Omega 233 ALPHA DELTA PI TEAM Ellsworth, Irwin, Orewiler, Bacome. 234 FACULTY DR. T. A. KANTONEN DR. DAVID OSTERGREN Professor of Systematic Theology. Associate Professor of Practical Theology. DR. RUSSEll F. AUMAN DR. WIllARO D All BECK Associate Professor of Practical Theology. Professor of Historical Theology. DR. J. IGOR BELLA Associate Professor of Old Testament Theology. DR. AMOS J. TRAVER Professor of Practical Theology. 235 WILLIAM H. KURTZ '60 DONALD J. PENTZ '60 RICHARD H. GLOVER '59 HARVEY S. PETERS, JR. '59 WESLEY T. RUNK '59 JOHN C. SHENEFIELD '59 I960 236 1959-1960 CHARLES P. AYLOR '60 ROBERT M. BELIES '60 CLINTON E. CHU '60 JOHN F. DAVIS '60 KENNETH A. STOYER '60 RALPH E. BLAIR '59 G. RAYMOND FRANCIES '59 RICHARD F. FAUST '58 LARRY KETTLEHAKE '58 KENNETH O. IATAL '58 JAMES R. LING '58 NORMAN E. LUCAS '58 CHARLES STEWARD '58 ROBERT J. STOUT '58 CHARLES A. WALLICK '58 RICHARD G. WHONSETLER '58 1958 238 1958 PAUL L. WINEAMLLER '59 ROGER F. COOPER '58 JOHN P. FABIAN '58 DAVID E. FARLEY '58 ADVERTISING hundreds of phone calls . . . miles of footsteps . . . budgets . . . drawing boards . . . money . . . money . . . money. SANDRA SEARS Advertising Art and Layout 240 BUSINESS MANAGER Roger Simmons Congratulations to the Class of '58 SHAWNEE HOTEL 102 E. Main SEVER-WILLIAMS CO., INC. THE COLLEGE BOOK STORE Congratulations to the Class of '58 CITIZEN’S DAIRY 243 17 SO. PENN STREET FA 3-3757 Robbins Myers, Inc., extends best wishes to the class of 1958 and congrat- ulates Wittenberg College for its ever increasing service to the community and the nation. ROBBINS MYERS, INC. Springfield, Ohio For High-Styled Sportswear Dresses Coats Shop at . . . STEVEN'S STYLES, INC. 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North St. OHIO NURSERYMEN'S ASSN. PARKSIDE BLDG. AMERICAN ASSN. OF NURSERYMEN E. National Rd. S. Vienna, Ohio FA. 2-5483 Growers of Quality Potted Plants Springfield, Ohio Ride McKinnon greenhouses SPRINGFIELD CITY LINES 1244 Dayton Pike RETAIL WHOLESALE FA. 3-3327 FA. 4-0203 KAVANAUGH'S Corner Woodlawn and College HALLMARK Greeting Cards for Convenience N. Patricia Hamm Hageritown, Maryland Curtis Johnson Mishawaka. Indiana • Recipients of two of the 45 LUTHERAN BROTHERHOOD 1958 College Scholarships another Living Benefit provided by iutheran Brotherhood 701 Second Ave. So.. Minneapolis. Minn. LIVING BENEFITS FOR LUTHERANS THROUGH LIFE INSURANCE RUSTIC INN 2900 W. Main PHONE FA. 2-9M6 Breakfast Lunch Dinner ♦BANQUETS ♦PARTIES ♦RECEPTIONS ♦BUSINESS MEETINGS 2201 East Main St. Phone: FAirfax 5-5571 257 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF STUDENTS A Ackerman, Paula D. 70 Ackerman, John F. 146, 70 Affleck, Ralph H. 94 Agenbroad, Fowler S. 152, 94 Agnew, Duane C. 137, 54 Akcrman, H. Elden 82 Albl, David E. ............. Alexander, Joan C. Alexander, Paul R. 24, 82 Alexander, Willie Mae 54 Alinkas, George E. Allbcck, Katharine L. 164, 120, 31, 82 Allen, Joseph E. 189, 165, 67, 82 Allion, Sue 126, 31. 82 Allshouse, James H. ............. Anderson, Bernice E. 54 Anderson, Helmer T. 185, 144, 54 Anderson, Joyce A. 164, 165, 167, 169, 187, 131, 116, 130, 31, 94 Anderson, Peter C. 170, 145, 54 Anderson, Roselyn M........................... 128, 33, 83 Anderson, Sandra J...... 127, 54 Andrews, Nancy 1............. 120 Apelt, Elaine M. 131, 36, 54 Apolzon, Donna L. 70 Applegate, Donna J................................. 130, 70 Arnold, David L....................... 182, 173, 167, 83 Arthur, Helen H. 171, 170, 130, 36, 70 Arthur, James R. 144 Arthur, Robert E. 144, 70 Ayers, Keith K. 149, 34, 70 B Bachman, Regina M. 94 Bacome, Rosalie 233, 71, 1 18 Baden, Janet K. .........123, 55 Baden, John A............. ................... 1 39 Baer, Robert D. 139, 55 Bailey, Janet M. ........................71, 118 8a i ley, John W.................................... Baird, Robert N. Baker, Arlene F..............................................71 Baker, Karen J. 126, 55 Baker, Robert F. Baldwin, Gail C. 121, 173, 182, 54 Balgobin, Anthony N........................................ 152 Ball, Majorie D. Ballentine, Emily F. 120, 164, 39, 70 Ballentine, Mrs. Mary J. Ballentine, Robert E. 139, 70 Ballentine, Richard O. 138, 170, 35, 40, 95 Balzuweit, Mrs. Mary J.............. Bandfield, Barbara A. 124, 70 Bane, Ann J. Banet, Virginia L......... 173, 54 Barkley, Bruce T. 144, 185, 27, 68, 70 Barrett, Gerald V. 92, 140, 42 Barrett, Mrs. Virginia Barrick, Kathryn S. ................................. .130, 70 Barton, Hilda J............................................ 54 Bartos, James A. 140, 185, 68, 70 Bascom, Barbara A............................... 129, 208, 54 Bauer, Donald E. 135, 148, 34, 83 Bauer, Hazel E...... 129, 160, 54 Bauer, Naomi A. 182, 31, 94 Bauerle, John S. ..................................... 147, 54 Baughman, Joy M. 120, 70 Baunach, Judith P.................................... 127, 54 Bayer, Carol A..............................130, 164, 31, 94 Bear, Mary S. 129, 160, 55 Beard, Mrs. Harriett C. Beard, James A................................... 27, 41, 54 Bearss, Carolyn M. 123, 54 122, 70 ........................139, 54 .......................142, 83 207, 208, 209, 94 .............170, 120, 38, 71 ...... 31, 94 164, 31, 82, 1 18 Bearss, Joyce L. ........ Beatty, Donald W. ....... Bechtel, Roger A......... Bechtel, Ronald W. Becker, Judith A. ....... Beery, Barbara A......... Beery, Sara J............ Behnken, Geraldine ...... Behrend, Catherine E.......... 123, 54 Bell, George L................ 138, 70 Bellisari, Raymond D..............137, 207, 208, 34, 70. 226 Benadum Edson L. ............... Bender, Nancy R............................................. 54 Benedict, Claudia R. 31, 94, 118 Bennett, Robert L.......................................... 152 Benson, George C. 135, 140, 166, 95, 167, 182, 185 Benson, Marjorie E.......................................... 54 Bentfield, Ernest E. .142, 143, 40, 82 Bentley, Betty Y............................................ 54 Berchtold, Carolyn L. ................................119, 54 Bergstrom, Lawrence J.............................. 149, 70 Besig, Judy E............................. 121, 54 Beyer, Richard F......................................143, 54 Bichsel, Donn H....................................... 130, 70 Billy, Edward A........................................... 142 Birgerson, Donald W. 139, 54 Bishop, Betty L........................................182, 39 Bitler, Rachel B............................................ 55 Bittner, Linda M. ....... 121, 55 Blake, Richard W. 152 Blaney, Martha A. .....................122, 164, 167, 185, 95 Blank, William R............................................ 55 Blaw, Eugene R........... ......................... 149, 55 Bleakley, Virginia L..............................122, 170, 82 Blohm, Doris M. ...................................... 121, 55 Boch, Barbara J....................................... 124, 24 Boehlefed, Christian J...............................214, 70 Boese, Neal R. .......................................141, 55 Bogardus, Ann ...................... 70, 118 Bolbach, Ann L. ..................121, 55 Bolenbaugh, Roy K., Jr. 144, 70 Bollinger, Richard L...................... 140, 70 Borcherding, Rodney O. 144, 27, 82 Borden, Don F. ................................. 144, 39, 82 Borgeson, David R.....................................140, 55 258 Borst, Carolyn A.................... 122, 83 Bosch, Lorraine D. 70 Bosch, Warren L............................................. 55 Bothel, Connie L............................................ 82 Bourne, Robert C. 149, 55 Bowen, Adrian E. 95 Bower, Mrs. Glenna M................................. Boyer, Brian .............................................. 137 Boyer. Carol L. ............................ 179, 178, 119, 55 Brachna, Ethel V.............................80, 82, 38, 122 Brackenbush, Sandra L................................127, 70 Bradley, Eileen N. 130, 33, 95, 31, 158, 164, 167 Brame, Skender ...................................217, 214, 136 Brandt, Diane W. ...... 189, 132, 70, 68 Brantlinger, Frank H. 145 Brearey, Sally J. 82, 118 Breeze, Robert H....................................... 54, 41 Breisch, Judie A............... 70, 120 Brett, Mary J. 83, 121 Brewer, Donald R. ...................................142, 71 Brodbeck, Jo Ann 126, 182, 31, 83, 39 Brooks, Vivian J. Browder, John N. Brown, Beverly J. Brown, Norman C. Brown, Thomas A. Brudcrly, Jackie Brumm, Walter A. ................................... 55 166. 169, 173, 148, 25, 31, 94, 34 .......................... 38, 120 71 71 Brunker, Gary R. 141, 55 Brusonan, David ................ Brusman, William C. 136, 55 Bruun, Svend W., Jr......................... 141, 55 Bryant, Marcia M. ........................................ 55 Brydon, Thomas E......................................... 55 Buchanan, W. Stewart 189, 148, 166, 167, 182, 184, 185, 26, 95, 34 Buhl, Paul C. 185, 142, 71 Bullies, George W. ......................... 143, 55 Burgner, Thomas E.................. Burnett, John H. ...... ........... Burnsworth, Margery E. 126, 71 Bury, Jeanette J. 83 Buschemcyer, Fred J. .............. 141, 55 Bush, Ralph R. Jr. 179 Buss, Frances D............................... 182, 130, 71 Buss, Marilyn G. 131, 54, 36 Buzzelli, James A. 145 Byerman, Gilbert D............ ............................. Byrne, William G.......................................... 42 C Calabria, Karen 71, 68 Campbell, Elden B. 95, 45 Cantrell, James S. .......................................... Carl, Phyllis K. 126, 31. 82 Case, Kathryn J. ..............71, 119 Castor, Sally 95 Chai, Winchung A. ........................................ 71 Chandler, Barbara A.................................. 71, 118 Charlson, Elizabeth H. ...................................54, 122 Charlton, Rita L. ................................ 164, 71 Charney, John G............ Chinen, Goro ........................................152, 96 Chiquelin, Gail 130, 71 182 142 96 Christman. James R. 145 182, 177, 54, 123 83, 121 Coburn, Gerald D. 136 139, 54 Colglazier, Carolyn L. 55 38, 122 140, 96 230, 130, 31, 83 230, 171, 170, 130 83 68, 118 152. 70 55 Courier, Betty J. 177, 130, 71, 36 149 Cox, Sandra L. 24, 71, 122 Craig, William $. 55 Cramer, Kathleen J. 164, 71, 118 55 177. 130. 71 139, 55 207, 137, 55 Creviston, Joseph K. 144, 24, 97 126, 71 182, 152 177, 55, 121 131, 56 56, 41 173, 56, 119 142, 71 134, 56 144, 71 140, 83, 45 70 Coolman, Anne Marie 46, 134, 142, 88, 224 D Dahl, Marie E. 171, 170, 167, 130, 31, 70. 68, 189 Dahnke, Carol J......................... Dana, Mrs. Rose-Marie ... 167, 92, 96. 124 Danford, Alice 56, 127 Danford, Nancy I. 126, 83 Danzeisen, Larry A.................................... 56, 41 Davidson, George W. 170 Davidson, Mrs. Gloria M. Davidson, Sharon L. Davies, Richard T. 136 Davis, Alan D. ................................. 140, 70, 67 Davis, Donald D. 223, 140, 82 Davis, George T. Davis, Icle G. ................... Davis, Mary C. 82, 36 259 71 130, 72 56 230, 187, 130, 31, 33, 229 92, 118, 33, 96, 31 132, 56 217 219, 213, 82, 34 72 71 56, 121 132, 57 31, 83, 120 141 72, 118 148, 71 140, 26, 96 56 71 233, 182, 72, 1 18 143 209, 83 57, 121 72 Dellinger, Nancy H. 123 92, 24, 97, 33, 120, 169 167, 136 57, 123 Emhoff, Antoinette N. 72 126 116 82, 31 125, 56 277 142 96 123, 56 Dendel, Mrs. Betty R. 148, 39 131, 56 182, 56, 127 83 177, 171, 130, 71, 36 Ervin, Martha C 56, 129 169 172 177, 144 96 120, 132, 71, 25, 31, 97, 39 72, 36, 120 71, 39 57, 24, 127 131 56 57 Domigan, Barbara L 71 230, 130, 25, 97 Evans, Sharon R. 189, 126, 31. 73 72 122 124 129 56 130, 72, 36 72, 68, 122 Everhart, Edward Eugene . 194, 31 146, 72 Everhart, Raymond A. 97, 118 136 25 97 72 139, 56 F 126, 97, 36 56 72 Dress, Kay L 72, 33, 124 136 98 Dressel, Richard E. 142 171 24 72 120 Drouard, Nancy J. 126 72 Drumel, Rosalcen A. 72, 118 177, 142 Dudash, Karen S. 118, 72, 31 136 Dudley, John H. 57 Dudley, Nancy t. 56 72 Dudycha, Carol A. 72, 38 Farlow, Oletta S 164, 72, 38 56 Duffy, Susan L. 73, 39, 120 173, 57, 52 57 57 E Eastland, George W., Jr 142 57 182, 98, 39 56, 121 Ferguson, Cecile Floyd Ebersole, W. Dale, Jr, Ebersole, Marian W. Eberspach, Guenter 41 56 57, 119 31 73 118 56 38 182, 98, 39 Fiedler, Jean S. 56 123 31, 99, 128 138, 73 56 72, 120 Ehlert, Nadine G. Finkle, Evelyn Doris 120, 83, 24 260 Finley, Dale Roy ............................................ 98 Finney, John E. Jr. 141, 57 Finsley, Charles E............................ Fischbcck, Winifred R. 182, 72, 39 Fischer, Judith F. 72, 124 Fisher, George U. 217, 214, 145, 57, 52 Fisher, James P. ................................. 221, 136, 27 Fisher, Rebecca R. 182, 72, 36, 38, 120 Fitch, John L. 140, 72 Flannery, Herman H....................... Flechtner, Robert H. 145, 27, 57 Flynn, James P.......................................... 140, 84 Forbeck, Anita A. 57, 73, 121 Forbeck, John C. 149, 73 Ford, James S. ...................................137, 84, 67 Ford, Jerry R. Ford, Jon R. 56 Fox, Fred Chas. ..................... 146, 84 Francke, William L. 146, 73 Frank, Elaine B. 57, 122 Franta, Richard A. ............................... 207, 73, 34 Franta, William M. Jr....................................... 145 Fraizcr, Barbara E. 84, 118 Free, Charles R. ................................. Fricke, Parricia 1..................................... 229, 57 Friedberg, Harry J. 148, 84 Friend, Margot L. 229, 73, 33, 122 Froelich, Phyllis June 126, 98 Fruth, Michael P. 141, 57 Frey, Earl E. 223, 210, 209, 207, 98, 34 Funderburg, William ................................... 214, 218 Fussner, Ralph H......................... G Gaines, Janet R. 31, 73, 120 Galbraith, Albert E. 150, 68 Gale, Judith M. 73, 68, 124 Gale, Myrna R................................186, 164, 73, 124 Ganyard, James F. 224, 171, 170, 142, 80, 85 Ganz, A. Harding 143, 57 Garber, Mrs. Ila G. . ... ........ Garlough, Richard A. ......... ................ Garratt, Beverly. E. ......................... 73, 121 Garrison, Richard Gaver, Kathleen E. 126, 31, 98, 36 Gaver, Judith F. 73, 36. 120 Geer, Vicijean ................................... 177, 57, 36 Gercke, Patricia L. 73 Geyer, David A. 57 Gcyer, George W................ Geyer, Sylvia A. 150,170,73 Gibson, Randolph P. Giessler, Richard Arthr 186, 99 Gillespie, Larry Gillette, Marcia F........................................... 57 Gilmore, Carole A. 56, 131 Glander, Donald L............................. 138, 73 Glanzer, Donald E............................................ 56 Glass, Donna L. 56 Gnagey, Donna Lee 24, 99, 118, 164, 165, 169, 170 Gleitz, Phyllis Marilyn............ 132, 85 Glotfelty, Kathryn M. 126, 72 Glover, Charlotte A.......................................... 85 73 122 142, 99 177, 84 36 130 84 41 231 56 73, 120 208 57 123 140. 73 138 73 138, 99, 35, 166 136 73 145. 73 24 73, 124 57, 120 85, 34 144 145 57 57, 127 72 140, 72 177, 57 57 141, 57 58, 123 72, 122 73 173, 170, 73, 120 139, 60 224 Grozier, Jane E. 171, 170, 24. 73, 120 231, 73, 128, 232 73, 131 161, 58 58 Hackenberg, Helen A. H 58, 123 Hacker, Laroilyn H. 73, 39 Hagaman, Mrs. Judith 31, 84, 122 Hagaman, Ronald J. 84 Hager, Ronald A. .......... Hahn, Barbara Jean 99, 130 Hall, Jane A. 74, 118 Hall, Janet E. 58, 121 Hall, Lindley L. 149, 58 Hamm, Nancy P. 208, 98, 35, 118 Hammer, Gretchen M. 31, 74, 118 Hammond, Eula J. 58, 127 Hammond, Mrs. Thetis S. Hanes, David F. 142, 84 Hanes, Peter T. 146, 173, 85 Hanley, Norma June 169, 177, 179, 99, 128 Hannan, James K. 145 Harker, Mrs. Carol ..................... 177, 99 Harker, William C. 179, 177, 172, 170, 74 261 Harman, William K. . J43, 59 Harper, Eugene 223, 140, 74 Harris, Dianne J. 84, 128 Harris, William A. 92, 99 Harrison, Delie-Ann 74. 130 Harrison, lee O. 84 Harrison, Sarah-May 74. 130 Harruff, Judy A. Harshbarger, Allen L. Hart, Herman E. 100 Hartlage, Patricia 182, 125, 59 Hartz, Virginia J. 59 Harvitt, Carol Ann 84, 118 Hathaway, Bruce B. 58 Hathaway, Harver R., Jr. . 144, 85 Hauenstein. Richard D. 148, 41 Hauser, Judith A. 125, 58 Hay, Don J. 139, 58 Hayden, Ronald D. 173, 145, 58 Hayman, Rose A. 74. 36. 120 Hayner, John Howard 182, 152. 100 Haywood, Mrs. Virginia C. Hebble. Jack 1. 100 Howlett, Elizabeth W. Heidrich, Sally C. 177, 171, 170. 75, 130 Heiges, Sue 58 Hubbard, Deborah A Hudson, Diana I Hudson, Sharon I. 59, 119 59, 119 Heil. Carol R. 58 131 Heil. James H. 146 75 Heilmeier. Karen I. 100. 129 Heinz, Marilyn A 58 127 Huffenberger, Donald J. 74. 140 Helgerson, John W. 171. 170, 144, 75 Helmer, luana M. 59 Helscr, Phyllis A. 177, 36, 24. 85, 130 Helsel. Wilbur M. 144 58 Huntington, James G 74, 144 Hendrickson, Jean D. 58 Hendrickson, Joan A. 182, 74, 127 Henes, Jack 139, 74 Henline, Judith Anne 176, 182, 169, 116 113 120 Henning, Jean A. 58 131 Hennon, Dan 136 Henry, Larry G. 139- 58 Imhoff, Roger G Ingle, Joseph W. 146 Henthorne, Nelson L. 145, 58. 41 Herman, Judith I. 100, 122 Herr. Thos. L. 223 171 170 142 85 Irwin, Mary D Isaly, Thomas A. 74, 118, 185, 233 Herrman, Rita J. 74 118 Herta. Mrs. Barbara S. Hertzer, John D. 145 58 Herud. Jane E. 58 129 Heskett, Mrs. Mary D. J Heston. Judith A. 84 Jagger, Sandra E. 79. 128 Heyerdahl, Norman E. 186 James, Janet F. 101 Hietanen, Karen E. 58 121 Janisak, Jo Ann 74 120 Hill, Patricia K. 58 119 Jann, Mary K. 84, 45 128, 185 Hillberg, Philip A. 140 135 85 Hillerich, Donald J. 185, 141, 58 52 Jenkins, Carolyn Annette 101, 130 Hillerman, Timothy G. 147 58 84 36 130 230 Hillgreen, Linnea 100 39 122 59, 149 Hiltbrand, Martha H. 126 74 36 33, 84. 130, 185 230 Hinkle, Mary E. 116 124 74 59 Hirschfeld, Joan M. 85 101 142 189 Hisc, Jack W. 150 59 Hiskett, Walter A. 146 100 Hitt, Mrs. Gretchen A. 75 36 120 Hitt, John B. 187, 27, 85, 33, 124, 80, ) 85 185, 172, 169, 144, 85 Hoeflich, Charles G 58, 137 Joyce, Jon L. 262 Juergens, Juanita Mae 126, 31, 101 Jung, Louis Anthony 144, 26 Jurjans, Rasma A................................... 58, 127 Kaasa, Karen W.................... 59, 131 Kabcle, Marcia A. 182, 59, 127 Kahlenberg, David Paul ................ 144, 85 Kalassay, Roberta M........................................ 75 Kalb, Karen S. 59, 129 Kamp, Phillip 142, 75 Kampmeyer, John E.................................... 142, 40 Kantzer, Karen E. 59 Kardon, Anne E. ........................................... 59 Karp, Jerry J............................................. 59 Kattay, Laura M. 85 Kayuha, Catherine A. ......................170, 24, 75, 120 Kazmaier, Kent ....................................... 224, 59 Kean, Nancy J......................................... 132, 58 Kehnle, Paul A. 75, 68 Keier, Richard F. .................................145, 170, 58 Keil, Mrs. Jane ............................ Kell, Carolyn .............................232, 231, 85, 128 Kellam, James R. ................. 141, 58 Keller, Elizabeth ...... 187, 100 Keller, Gerald L...................................... 152, 58 Kelly, Barbara L. ................185, 164, 116, 31, 86, 130 Kennedy, Allen R.................................... 59 Keppler, Winifred E...................................39, 101 Kercher, Frances Ann ..................... 86, 118 Kerr, Joyce ......................... 75, 120 Kershaw, Gail A. 59. 119 Kestler, Margery L............................... 182, 132, 75 Kimmcy, Raymond W. 142, 75 Kindling, Marie-Luise ......................... 126, 75 Kinsel, Dennis D. ..................... 226, 101 Kinsey, Robert W. 223, 142, 75 Kirkpatrick, Rina M...................... 26, 31, 36, 101 Kirmss, Barbara E. 75 Kishman, Karin . 118 Klafter, Oliver Krug, Jr.................. 176, 152, 101, 182 Klein, Julia-Ann 86 Klick, Laura L. ............... 173, 75 Klink, Joan K. 177, 74, 123 Klopfer, Mary A........................ 59, 119 Klute, Mrs. Mary C. 102 Knight, Janet R. 24, 59, 127 Koch, Barbara J........................... 59, 121 Koch, Beverly Joyce 31, 102, 38, 120, 167, 169 Koch, Gerda M..................................... 232, 75, 128 Koehring, Carolyn A. 24, 75, 36, 120 Kohlhaas, Marilyn E. .................... 168, 102, 35, 118 Kohring, Elizabeth M........................ 59, 123 Kolb, James H. 145,59 Kong, Gladys J. B. 75 Kong, Mamie M. B... 86 Koons, Gail L......................................187, 182, 75 Koonsc, Barbara J. 60 Koontz, Carl F. ....................60, 127 Kopp, Catherine C....... 231, 232, 75, 33, 36, 128 Kest, Eleanor Katherine ............................ .. 123 Kost, Trudie ................ 132, 75 Kovach, Don M..................................... 223, 137 Krauss, Joan A. 177, 31, 75, 122 Kreider, Don D. 152, 60, 41 Kreiser, Norman L. 185, 67, 102 Krejci, Lois M. 60 Kresker, Barbara J. 122 Krier, Henry Kristola, Arlene S. 125, 60 Kruckeberg, Don R. .................................. 145, 60 Krueger, Marcia .... 189, 170, 86, 120 Kubala, Geraldine R.......................... — 177, 31, 74 Kuder, Judith A. 24, 60, 38 Kuhnle, Thomas G. 61 Kunde, David R. 226, 223, 74 Kunde, James E. 226, 146 Kurth, T. Franklin 167, 166, 31. 103, 207, 225, 226 Kurz, Marilyn M. .............................. 233, 31, 122 Kruckeberg, James ................................... '42, 226 L Lacey, Jack ............................................... 75 LaFon, Carolyn B. . .167, 116, 102, 33. 128, 231, 232 LaForce, Nanette L. ..................61, 131 Lafrenz, Wallace D...................................152, 61 Lagai, Nancy A.................................. 31, 75, 124 Lalendorf, Gretchcn A.............. 125, 60 Lamka, Richard L....... ..................138, 75 Lammi, John David ...................................142, 102 Lancaster, Ronald L. ..................... 209, 207, 34, 210 Landgrebe, Ronald E............................ 182, 150, 60 Landrum, Joan M. .......................................... 75 Lane, Phyllis A...................................... Lannert, Jean M. ...........................75, 120 Lantz, Robert B. ...102 Latal, Mrs. Angela ....................................... 102 Lather, Lucille A...........................................60 Lawton, Mrs. Shirley M............................ Lawyer, Thonas M.....................................145, 60 Leach, David R.......................................146, 75 Leasure, Jo Ann .......................................... 233 Lehman, Ruth M. 60, 127 Lemmon, David T. Lentz, Julie E. 103, 118 Leonard, Patricia A........................................ 60 Leopold, Laurel C. 173, 60, 123 Levin, Burton M. ............................... 146, 92, 103 Lewis, Marian A. 103 Liebschner, Lola N. . 233, 61, 123 Lindamood, George E. ............................182, 165, 138, 75 Linham, Ted E. 185, 144, 135, 87 Linhart, Walter Harold ......................... 142, 87, 41 litsch, Tom V. ........................................... .139 Little, Richard A. 75, 41 Littler, Ruth L. ...................... Lockbrunner, Patricia M..............................60, 121 Lockwood, Thomas E....................................... 103 Lohr, Morris G................. Longstreth, Chas. P................................ .142 102 Lopeman, Samuel 87, 136 Lorentz, Gerald R.........................227, 31, 103, 136 Lorentzen, Carol M.................. ... 60, 119 Lorenzen, Christian C................................143, 60 Loshuertos, Robert H. 149, 76 Love, Cynthia .................................. 24, 76, 120 263 Loverde, Donald ............................................... lohm, S. 145 Lugibihl, Peggy J...................................... 33, 124 Luther, Warren P............................................ 60 Lutz, Judith .......................................... 60, 129 Lykins, Ida M. ............................................. 60 Lynam, Alan B.......................................... 87, 136 Lynch, Robert D................................................ Lynn, Philip 140, 135, 76 M Mackenzie, Joan H............................45, 42, 102 Mackenzie, Mrs. Doris G.................................. Mackenzie, Virginia G................................. 60 Maddock, Barbara .......................169, 92, 132, 103 92, 103, 122 ............76 Madsen, Marilyn Ruth .................... Madsen, Walter .......................... Mahan, Ronald G............................................ Manley, Mrs. Marie ........................................ Manuel, William 148, 86 Mapp, Janice L...................................... 86, 36 Marette, Thomas, Jr..................177, 142, 40, 34, 104 Markowich, David Wm.......................................86 Marsh, Joan S. 160, 60, 129 Marsh, Sylvia Ann ..............189, 229, 86, 33, 130, 230 Marshall, Donald L.......................................152 Marshall, Ronald A. 182, 152, 76 Martin, Cheryl L...............................160, 60, 119 Martin, Donald J..........................................41 Martin, Franklin M. 152, 60 Martin, Sara A............................................60 Marzolf, John E...........................223, 185, 148, 76 Mason, Geo. C............................................104 Mason, Larry P..................................... 143, 61 Masten, Timothy S.................................185, 76 Matevia, David P. 152, 77 126, 104 138, 146 Mathews, Judith Anne Matson, John L................. Mattern, Thomas G......................... .............. Mattes, David D. 166, 224, 167, 135, 138, 86, 34, 40 Matz, John F...........................................34 Maurer, Thomas H.................................138, 77 May, Francis L......................................... 61 Mayer, Judith Ann 132 McAmmond, Gail ........................................ 80 McBride, Patricia E..........................61, 38, 123 McCandless, R. Dale .................................. 104 McCarty, Mrs. Mary K.............................87, 130 McCarty, R. Earl ................................142, 86 McClary, Barbara Jean ..................164, 25, 31, 104 McClintick, David R. .............................. McClure, Thomas S...... 61 McCoy, Mrs. Carole A....................176, 40, 33, 105 McDermott, Don .......................................... McFarland, Jerry E. ...................... 40, 104 McKee, Graydon S. ..................223, 136 McKenzie, Janice E...........................61, 36, 131 McKinnon, John W., Jr......-.....................171, 170 McLaughoin, Lois M...............................125, 61 McLendon, Donna L................................61, 130 McMahan, Roger A......................................... McMillan, Mrs. Helene L.....................187, 111. 130 McRae, Cliff J. 149, 61, 41 McVay, Sally A. 125 61 Meades, Larry S. .... Medkeff, Marcia R Melton, J. B. 61, 119 Mercer, Carolyn L 61 131 170 164 77 118 Meyer, Clemens M. Meyer, Deloris A 76 Meyer, Gordon M., Jr 137 61 121 Miles, David G. 143 60 Miley, James E. 149 86 Miller, Carmen A 76 139, 213, 214, 215, 216 138 76 76 36 38 121 Miller, Linda J 61 124 Miller, Marjorie Lou 31, 130 61 86 139, 61 176 76 38 122 87, 124 210, 207, 167, 34 152 61 . .167, 146, 42, 87 136, 76 61 Monk, Edith J. 77 Moore, Frederick M.............................................. Moos, Patricia A................................. 231, 182, 61 Moreland, Eloise ............................... .............. 76 132, 87, 33 173, 145, 60 126 164, 127, 126, 116, 33, 104 60. 137 60 Mowrey, Linda Lee 86, 118, 119 87, 34 24, 60, 123 126, 27, 87 Murnahan, David B. 76, 123 87, 122 207, 208, 225, 76, 137 105, 36, 118 Musser, Lucille E Myers, Robert C. 177, 126 N Neal, Jack D. 226, 225, 34 264 Neely, Phillip K......................... 220, 135, 76, 34 Neff, Marjorie Ellen ........................... 165, 164, 105 Nelson, Donald A............................................ Nelson, Janice K.................................... .131, 61 Nelson, Larry Carl ...................................146, 87 Nelson, Thomas M................................145, 61, 41 Ness, Charles A............................................ 61 Neuhardt, Frederick H. Jr............................... 105 New, Inez Mary ...............................164, 121, 87 Newell, Roy Merle.....................................176, 148 Newton, Karleen J.....................................127, 61 Nicholl, Nancy 92, 26, 105, 33, 130 Nichols, Jane Ann .............................. 88, 33, 120 Nichols, Mrs. Paula H....................................105 Nichols, Roy V. ......................................146, 86 Nicholsky, Nicholas .................................. 226 Nicholson, Mrs. Nancy A.....................................86 Nicholson, Wm. M......................................142, 86 Nilsson, Karin E........................................... 61 Nimmer, Margery Ellen .....................116, 87, 33, 36 Nitchman, Paul E............................................61 Nixon, Anthony ..........................................149 Noffke, Jo Ann R................................132, 76, 38 Norstog, Mrs. Nona E........................................ Northcotf, Anne L...........................................76 Nuquist, Andrew Selby ............................... 87, 42 Nutter, Frieda V............................................76 O Oberholtzer, Dwight ..................................143, 61 Obey, Mrs. Helen ........................................105 Obey, James E............................................... Obey, Robert Francis .....................................149, 105 O'Connor, John R............................................ Ogle, Richard Norman ............169, 176, 138, 105, 35, 40 O'Keefe, Dennis Devereaux ....141, 166. 167, 182, 140, 105, 25 Olds, Sylvia L..................................170, 126, 76 Olle, Carolyn M...........................................127, 62 Olsen, Linda Marie ..............................76, 33, 128 Olson, Dellora Louise ................177, 24, 31, 106, 120 O'Morrow, May Jo ........................................... Orewiler, Judy Ann ............................. 233, 118, 87 Orsborn, Patricia S........................................ 62 Osburn, Joe ..............................................138, 76 Ostergren, Mrs. Cecelia A................................... Ostling, Carl A............................................136 Oswald, Thomas D. ........................................137, 62 Otto, Mary A.............................................. 62 Oudegest, Maryjke ..................................229, 62 Owen, Sally E..........................................122, 76 Oxley, Judith A........................................131, 62 P Packard, Carla ......................... . 164, 126, 76, 38 Pahlau, Margaret A.......................................... Parchen, William R.........................................138 Park, James B. 152,62 Parker, Donna J. P.......................................... Parker, Evangeline G............................164, 120, 87 Parrott, Mrs. Mary H........................................63 Pascual, Adeline A..........................................77 Pastore,. Dominic D......................................... Patzke, Carol A. 130, 77 Pearce, James Erwin . 169, 144, 92, 106 Pearch, J. William 140, 77 Pearson, Richard L............................................ 77 Pekoe. Nancy Esther 31, 106, 33, 120, 116. 164, 165 Pelkonen, John Peter 148, 106 Pence, Dale Gene 152, 80, 25, 87 Pequiqnot, Gene R. ....................................... .148 Peters, Edmond C. 226, 138, 80, 77 Peterson, Julian A. ...................... Peterson, Patricia L. .... 88, 33, 122 Pfeifer, Sue 31, 77 Pfeiffer, John D. 88 Philipp, Ruth A. 131, 63 Phillips, Charles A. 139, 63 Phillips, Tyler 170, 138, 88 Pidgeon, Ellen C. 132, 77 Pinkert, Carolyn A..................................... 123, 62 Pinkert, J. Paul ................................. 177, 140, 107 Pinnick, Joann ........... 118, 88 Pittenger, Nancy ................................. 173, 123, 62 Pitzer, Donald E................................................. Platt, Jos. Porter.......................................... .148 Ploch, Kristin ................. 1 19, 62 Plumm, Robert L. ........................................ Plummer, Rebecca F........................................... —62 Poeschel, Judy L........................................ 129, 62 Pollard, Judith L.......................................122, 77 Pontius, Carol A............................................. 62 Poser, Mgrt. Louise .................................... 31, 88 Pospesel, Howard Andres Jr. 140, 89, 165 Potto, Barbara L. ............... Powers, James Edw.............................. Poynter, Albert E................................... Pratt, James F................................................... Preston, Elizabeth B..................................124, 77 Price, Henry Jr.........................185, 166, 80, 136, 89 Pride, Paul A.....................................106, 39, 182 Psolla, Catherine A.....................................125, 62 Pummill, Jack Willard ........................ ...167, 138, 89 Pyle, Robert R. .................... Q Quillen, Anne A I O, 0-i R 172, 169, 106 218, 214, 77 Rader, Larry Gene 186, 167, 31, 106, 136 167, 92, 106, 136 142. 77 122, 36 42, 128 127, 62 146. 135 31, 77, 36, 130 107, 128 80, 1 30 107 177, 38 107 Reckner, Sandra J 265 Reeb, Donald J. Reed, Donna Jo ............ Reed, Wm. Cogel Rehme, Laura L............. Reichel, David M. Reinartz, Carolyn Angela Reis, Robert Lester Remington, Dorothy S......... Renz, James .... Rethmeyer, Carla Lee 40 182, 89 148, 41 147 ...... 120, 88, 182 142, 88 ...................... 62, 123 76, 136 169, 176, 186, 189, 164, 107, 42, 118 145, 170, 27, 62 Reynard, Jack P. Jr..................... Reynolds, David W. ..................... ..................... Reynolds, Evelyn L. 24, 77 Reynolds, Lewis Rhodes, Wayne E. .....................................144, 77 Rice, K. Richard ....144, 77 Richard, John E. 149 Richards, Thos. David .......................... 186, 166, 136 Richardson, Jane Evelyn 182, 185, 42, 88, 35 Ridenour, Mary J. 126, 77 Ridge, Patricia Ann ..................................35, 128 Riley, Roger Kress ........................................... Rilling, Beth ................... 119, 62 Rippe, Warren C. ............................. 152, 62 Roan, Richard L..................................207, 208, 136 Roberts, Mrs. Esther G. ..............................36, 113 Roberts, Robert W................................141, 182, 62 Robertson, Caroline ....................................... 62 Robinson, James E. 142, 68 Rogers, Lucinda R. ........................................130 Rolf, Eugene H........................................143, 62 Rosenblatt, Charles A.................................135, 106 Rosencrans, Robert E. 226, 107, 209, 34, 137 Roscncrans, Sharon Miller 208, 33 Ross, Carol J. .........................77, 118 Ross, James E..................................... 150, 62 Ross, Richard Ray ......... ... 25, 27, 107, 144 Rummel, Marjorie L.......................................... 62 Ruse, Jon Bunnell ......................140, 182, 80, 38, 88 Russell, Gail M................................. 125, 170, 62 Rutschow, John L.................. 149, 62 Rutz, Nancy A. .......................................33, 77, 124 S 77, 130 Sadler, Lee Ann 232, 128, 229, 231, 33 Samuelson, Kristina Junette 25, 36, 108 136 135, 146. 147 33, 36, 88 Saylor, Janet Sue 80, 26, 89, 118 26, 88 Scattergood, Sandra K. 36. 76, 127 Schackow, Carl F. 140, 76 63, 131 42, 45, 108 141, 182, 63 149, 63 Schlotterbeck, Herbert M. 142, 24, 76 122 Schneider, Erika Martha 108 Schneidhorst, Mrs. Mary A.......... ......................... Schofcr, Mary M. 63, 128 Schooler, W. Donald 185, 152, 153, 167, 88 Schrack, Lynne 63 Schraeder, Jeanne E........... . .. 63, 121 Schroeder, Sue A. 125, 161, 63 Schult, Paul A...................................... 108, 136 Schultz, Edward G., Jr. 80, 144, 41, 88, 224 Schullhcis, Albert F...... 140, 39, 77 Schutte, Thomas N......................................... 63 Schwarzbeck, Patrick R...............................142, 63 Schwembeger, Jane E. 109, 120 Scott, Alcyone M.....................................229, 63 Scott, Gary G. ....................... Scott, James M........................................... 63 Scott, Wayne N........................................... 108 Scudder, Thurlowe A..................................150, 89 Searing, Barbara L. ..................77, 120 Sears, Dianne K.............................. 125, 63 Sears, Sandra Sue 170, 194, 240, 108, 118 Sebastian, Phillip 148, 149, 135, 39, 89, 166, 167 Selva, Marilyn R. ............... 125, 62 Semrad, Ruth L. 63 Seng, John L. 140, 77 Serocka, Raymond P....................................... 108 Setter, Margaret Annette 80, 89, 124 Shaffer, Jessie L. 63, 121 Shanbaugh, Jerry N.........................................77 Shane, Susan K.......................................... 63 Shank, Richard Allen 108 Shannon, Carl W.............................................. Shanor, Stuart Deaton 138, 166, 185, 88 Shargel, David D................... 140, 77 Sharp, Linda J. 170, 63, 121 Shaw, Sandra L..................................126, 36, 77 Shelton, Glen E. .............. Shepherd, Barbara J. 126, 170, 171, 77 Sheridan, Dorthy J. Shimizu, Dolly A. ......... Shipley, Laura-Mae Shirley, Patricia A. ...... Shore, Paul D.............. Shroyer, Shirley A. Shuman, James A. II Shutt, Barbara E........... Sigg, Marlene L. Silitonga, Max Arsenius R. Simmons, Roger Donald Singleton, Robert E. Sirvct, Ain Sesson, Robert L., Jr. Sivadon, Carla M. Sixt, Gary L....................................... Sjauken, Clarissa K. 36, 63, 131 Slaughter, Barry H........................ 145, 170, 171, 63 Slusher, James Allen ......................................113 Smith, Cynthia L.................... .182, 63 Smith, Dorthy .............................................. 89 Smith, Eldon F........................... 142, 109 Smith, Joan Irene .......................... .. 89, 122 Smith, Lisle M....................... 226, 138, 185, 207, 34 Smith, M. Elden ......................... 140, 87 Smith, Patricia J..................................... ......... 63, 131 ..... ...................... 63 116, 33, 36, 89, 128, 231, 232 63, 127 177, 179, 31, 78, 118 148, 177, 78 ..................... 132, 62 62, 123 152, 62 135, 142, 170, 89, 171, 241 .......................141, 62 ....... 63 182, 78 161, 63. 119 266 Smith, Ramona L..............................................63 Smith, Robert A................................................ Smith, Ronald C. ...................................... 67, 78 Smith, Sharon A..............................................78 Smith, Susan J..................... 125, 177, 64, 38 Smyre, Martha Ann 164, 31, 109, 1 18 Snarr, Carolyn J........................................64, 119 Snyder, Alfred B............................................... Snyder, John T............ ...................... Snyder, Joseph J............................................... Sohner, Karen L....................................... 229, 64 Sommer, Annemarie ........................................64 Sommer, Virginia A. .................................... 78 Souders, Carolyn J................................. ...182, 64 Souther, George P. 143, 27, 64, 141 Spain, Mrs. LaMoyne A................................... Spalding, Howard C................................182, 27, 64 Spears, Ralph W.................................. 182, 142, 79 Speck, Mrs. Winnie D......................... Spencer, Larry Huber .......................................... Spencer, Larry K...................................... 145, 65 Spicer, Robt. Jenkins, Jr............................. 141, 109 Sponseller, Vernon C............................. 138, 31, 89 Sprague, Nancy L. ...................................... 65 Sprang, Elizabeth Ann .................................182, 122 Sprang, Virginia Alice .................... 169, 170, 109, 120 Spriggs, Barbara Ellen .......................... Sprinkle, Nancy L.......................................65, 129 St. John, Nancy J................................ 230, 107, 130 Stacy, Lois E.................................................. Stadler, Glen D....................................... 152, 64 Staeuble, Sharon L.....................................119, 64 Stahl, Richard B. 142, 79 Stal, Johanna Marie .........................................88 Staley, Thomas C. .....................................149, 64 Stanford, Lynn L........................................64, 118 Stankavich, Anthony J....................................... 148 Stanley, Philip Lee ......................................... 34 Starkey, F. Thomas ................................... 141, 67 Stebbins, Gary F.......................................149, 64 Steele, David A.........................................64, 41 Steele, Robert E..................................182, 141, 64 Stein, Sidney ....................................148, 88, 34 Steinmetz, Madelyn L.........................160, 24, 65, 131 Stelzer, Robert P.............................................. Stephenson, James A..........................................78 Sternberg, Tina J. 177, 31, 88, 130 Stevenson, Robert E. Stewart, Mary Ann ................................133, 132, 88 Stewart, Richard A................................... Shekel, Sue E. 160, 64, 119 Stickler, Roberta L.....................................78, 123 Stiffler, Nancy M.............................................. Stiles, Karen S.............................................64, 127 Stiles, Millard H. Jr........................ Stine, Mires C. . .. 142, 167, 221, 223, 108 Starch, Dale A................................... Stossmeister, Jeannine E..................................64 Streber, Mrs. Thelma M. 109 Streich, Chas. R.....................166, 167, 209, 109, 136 Strine, Ronald Gene ...................................... 136 Strine, Ruth A..............................................78, 130 Stroh, Chas. Kirk, Jr. .............................. 146,24,89 Strohminger, Barbara A.................................... 109 Strong, Elaine B. 125, 161, 160, 64 Strunk, Barbara Kay 39 Studebaker, Barbara K. ....... ...................... Studebaker, James M........................................ 64 Sturtz, Chas. Frederick 40, 109 Sturtz, Melvin J................... 139, 64 Sullivan, Lyle D. 138, 89 Sunkle, Robert Hunter 110, 136 Surovchak, Jerry M.................................... 141,64 Suited, Elizabeth L........................................ 78 Sutton, Judith A. .177, 64, 129 Suverkrop, Mrs. Sylvia F.............. ..................... Swagler, Sandra Jean...................... 126, 31, 89, 33 Swartz, Linda A. ....................................125, 64 Swartzbaugh, Marc Leroy 138, 110, 35, 50, 139, 166 Swavely, Luther P. ........... Sweeterman, Dennis Eugene 89, 34, 136, 135, 167 Swigert, Mary Kathryn ...............................126, 110 Sv ingle, Albert E..............................142, 182, 78 Switzer, Dion R. 144, 89, 41 Swob, Barbara Ann .................................. 31, 90 T Tammaru, Tarmo 140, 78, 41 Tangerman, Judith C..................................173, 64 Telzrow, Curtiss C...................................139, 64 Templar, Harry E........................................... 64 Templin, Ann B........................ 78, 118 Terrill, Adah M. 132, 25, 27, 90 Tessmer, Bonnie 110,122 Textor, Brenton A......................... 224, 143, 65, 52 Thall, Diane J.............................177, 173, 90, 130 Thew, Dixie J............................. —113 Thiem, Joyce C. 126, 78, 36 Thomas, Mrs. Jean M. ............................ Thomas, Nancy E............................172, 169, 90, 118 Thomas, Omar E. Jr........................................ 226 Thomas, Willard D................................ ...138, 90 Thomley, Sharon J.....................................24, 65 Thompson, Bernard W. 138, 166, 167, 173, 213, 214, 217, 220, 221 Thompson, Gail Allen ................................ Thompson, Jane K. ......................................... 65 Thresher, Nancy E...................................... ...120 Tiemeyer, Arnold L.........................189, 166, 142, 91 Timoteo, Robert J................................ Tingley, Mrs. Fern L. ................... Tomarkin, Gary 0.....................................139, 65 Trautwein, Carol P.................................. 177, 65 Treunenfels, Christine M........................177, 65, 131 Trimble, Margaret A. .......................... 24, 78, 128 Troth, William A. ............. Tumphour, Cecil A................................... 143, 65 Tucker, Calvin C............................ ..-165, 140, 78 Tuleen, David L.................................... 24, 111 Turoff, Michael C. ..................................... ..Ill Turoff, Nicholas P........................... Tusel, Nancy J.............116, 177, 208, 91, 33, 122, 233 U Uhlar, Paul D. 139, 65, 52 267 Uhle. John Frederick 91 Umezaki, Itsuo 67 Urdea, Joanne M. 182, 65 Urich, Suzanne 118 V Van Buren, William P. 144 Van Dorsten, Carol Lee 110, 128 Van Horn, James B. Van Kleunen, Robt. 135, 150, 92, 110 Van Matre, Marjorie I. Van Meter, Robert F.......... 157, 65 Van Meter, Ann 187, 165, 164, 110, 42, 118 Varian, Martha M. 125, 65 Vaughan, Beverly J. Vaughan, June 78, 36, 68, 120 Vedova, Anthony J. 219, 216, 214, 213, 136 Veit, Carol A. . 132, 78 Veler, Richard Paul 167, 169, 177, 185, 166, 165, 144, 31, 111 Velloney, Robert T. 65, 137 Vititoe, Maurice L. ....................... Vogelsang, John M....................... 139, 64 Vogelsang, Louis Alden ................................. 138 Voigt, Margaret E. ............65, 127 Voorheis, Susan E. 229, 177, 125, 65 Voth, Robert F. 78, 140 W Waack, William R. 152, 65 Wagner, Jos. Michael .........................142, 166, 91 Waitz, Audrey J............................... 78, 39, 124 Walker, Rusself Allen 144, 90 Wallace, James Louis .................. 111 Walterreit, Dennis D................... ...........147, 65 Walters, Judith L......... 65, 121 Wappner, Eileen 90, 118 Warber, Neala K. 90, 119 Ward, Anita L. 65, 121 Ward, Jacque J. ....................................... 146 Ware, Jan Gilbert Wargelin, Donna A. 78, 38 Wargo, Marilyn ................................132, 177, 90 Warnke, Gene R. 141, 65 Washing, Mrs. Mabel E. 64 Webb. D. Robert 227, 171, 170, 140, 78 Weber, Coragene 79, 124 Weber, David B. Weber, Paul E. 140, 24, 79, 41 Webster, Jerry D. 64 Webster, Paul F. ......................................... 64 Weden, Mary Jane .......................... 79, 129 Weick, James K. ........ Weicke, Karl E. 167, 166, 42, 111 Weideling, Jon A. 144, 172, 79 Weider, Ruth Ann 185, 126, 91, 31 Weinberg, John H. 79, 39 Weisberger, Allen 185, 148, 80, 91 Weiss, Bernard E. 226, 225, 218, 214, 34, 136 Weland, Erich 64 Westenbarger, Nancy Ola 126, 80, 90 Wcsterfeld, Dennis Wm....... 148, 79 Westfall, Diane A........................................ 127 Wetzel, Anne Marie 167, 1 16, 90, 1 18 Wheeler, Carolyn Joan 126, 90 Wheeler, Mrs. Natalie H. ................ Whitaker, Ronald L. ............................... 149, 79 White, Clinton H....................................... 65 White, Donald E......................................... 150 White, John N................................ 138, 178, 179 Whitlock, Raymond R..................................... .141 Whittaker, Richard G. Jr. . 138, 79, 24 Whittington, Carolyn J. 65 Wiegel, Tonya A. . 110, 122 Wield, Marylyn R......................................... 65 Wiese, James Carl ................................. 136, 224 Wilcox, Anthony F............ 152, 213, 214, 215, 216, 219, 225, 226 Wilcox, Elizabeth L. 65, 127 Wilkins, James Ross 151, 150 Wilks, Dorothy D. ................................... 65, 119 Williams, Carolyn L....... 31 Williams, M. Ann ............................... 182, 79, 127 Williams, Robert L. ........ Williamson, Gary Keith Williamson, Ruth E. ............. Willis, Nancy L. ...... Willson, Robert L. ........ Wilson, David Edw................ Wilson, James A.................. Wilson, Madonna Francis ......... Wilson, Ronald Allen ............ Wilson, Ronald Verol ............ Wilson, Theodore J. Wilson, V. Adele Wilson, William P. Wiltshire, Frances Elizabeth Winfield, Eugene W............... Winans, Janice M................. Winkler, Edward T................ Winkler, Jane Corinne ........... Winterkorn, Betty A. Wise, Frederick H. Wise, George W. Wohlsen, Lois E.................. Wolber, Pauline R................... Wolfe, Donald E.................. Wolff, Virginia .................... Wolford, Judith G................ Wood, Wm. Roland, Jr............. Woodhouse, Connie R. Woodruff, Ann ................... Woods, Donna Ruth ...... Woodward, Jane A. ............... Wornstaff, Bonnie L. ............ Wotring, Judith A................ Wright, Harriet E................ Wurch, Audrey E.................. Wycoff, Judith L................... 170, 145, 144, 111 ..... 79, 122 ...........177, 79, 128 152, 26, 111 43, 65, 41 31, 111, 118 152, 79 111, 120 91 150, 80 66, 127 ................ 91 ..............112 79, 36, 118 138, 79, 41 182, 140, 91, 39 79, 130 132, 79 214, 216 .............182, 125, 66 ...................125, 66 167, 138, 135, 92, 25, 185 78 ........................66 173, 132 ................. 66, 123 ...................66, 121 ..............177, 66, 131 ........................ 78 .........231, 229, 66. 129 X Xander, Sue A. ....................................79, 120 Y Yackey, Clyde W...................................149, 66 Yamamoto, Yuhei 112 Yap, Tiong Kong ...... Yoder, Gerald E............................. 207, 79, 136 Yost, Gretchen L.................................. Young, Ronald L........................................... Yung, Anne N. ............................79, 130 Yurich, Richard Neil ................. 226, 223, 146, 79 Z Zabroski, Feliz John .......................... 209, 34, 112 Zalczski, Edward W. ...................................... 144 Zehner, Marilyn Kathleen ...................... 112, 36, 120 Zeigler, Lewis E. 152, 79 Zorkle, Nancy A. 79 Zieger, Margaret R. 112 Zigler, Carol C...........................................132, 91 Zimmann, John Wm.................................91, 142, 173 Zuttermeister, Virginia H.................................125, 66 268 SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX A AFFLECK. RALPH H. 94 AGENBROAD, Fowler S. 94, 152 ALBL, David E. Dillsburg, Pa. Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity A.B., Business Administration Torch, Business Manager Phi Delta Epsilon Alpha Phi Omega Wittenberger. Advertising Manager Red Cross Booster Club Football B.A., Psychology Psi Chi Class Board BAUER, DONALD, E. Bafesville, Indiana Phi Mu Delta Fraternity Sociology • History Interfraternity Council Sociology Club Varsity W Baseball Manager BAUER, NAOME A. 31, 94, 182 Crestline, Ohio B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon Band ALINKAS, GEORGE ALLHOUSE, JAMES H. ANDERSON, JOYCE A. 31, 94, 1 16, 130, 131, 187 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Kappa Delta Sorority B.S., Education Arrow and Mask Ivy Ring Psi Chi Pi Delta Epsilon Kappa Delta Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta A Cappella Choir Shifters Torch Panhellenic Council, Presiden Student Senate WCF Alma Mater Candidate Freshman Counselor ARTHUR, JAMES R. 144 Toledo, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Football Manager B BACHMAN. REGINA M. 94 BALLENTINE, RICHARD O. 35. 40, 95, 138, 170 Springfield, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Fraternity A.B., Social Studies Phi Alpha Theta Pi Sigma Alpha Class Board Honor Code Council Wittenberger, Photography Torch Sounds Freshman Counselor College Photography Student Senate BARRETT, GERALD V. 42, 92, 140 Bellefontaine, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity BAYER. CAROL A. 31, 94, 130, 164 Euclid, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority B.S., Education Alpha Lambda Epsilon Wittenberger Theta Eta Kappa A Cappella Choir BECHTEL, RONALD W. 94, 207, 208, 209 Ashland, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity A. B., Business Administration Pick and Pen Shifters Varsity Football Varsity Track BEERY, BARBARA 31, 94 BENEDICT, CLAUDIA 31. 94, 118 Seattle, Washington Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Education, B.S. Kappa Delta Epsilon Choir Freshman Counselor BENSON. GEORGE C. 95, 135, 140, 166, 167, 182, 185 Lodi, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi, President B. A., Math and Physical Science Pick and Pen Blue Key Shifters Interfraternity Council, President Band Student Senate BLAKE, RICHARD W. 152 Wooster, Ohio Dorm League B.S., Math and Physics BLANEY. MARTHA A. 95, 122, 164, 167, 185 Lancaster, Ohio Chi Omega Sorority B.S., Art Ivy Ring Kappa Delta Epsilon Student Senate A Cappella Choir Art Club 269 BOWEN, ADRIAN E. 95 BRADLEY, EILEEN F. 31, 33, 95, 130, 158, 164, 167 North Georgetown, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon Ivy Ring Shifters BROWDER. JOHN T. 25, 31. 34. 94, 148, 166, 169, 173 Arcanum, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Fraternity B.S., Health and Physical Education Blue Key Kappa Phi Kappa Beta Beta Beta Pi Delta Epsilon Varsity W, President Torch, Sports Editor Sounds Baseball BUCHANAN. W. STEWART 26, 34, 95, 148, 166, 167, 182, 189 Madison, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Blue Key Skull and Chain Pick and Pen Tau Pi Phi Student Senate, President Shifters Varsity W Class Board, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Witt-Econ Band Choir Chapel Guide Torch Track BUSH, RALPH R„ JR....................................... 179 Springfield, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Fraternity B.S., Social Studies Shifters c CAMPBELL, ELDEN B. 45, 95 Bucyrus, Ohio B.A., Social Studies Sociology Club CASTOR, SALLY 75 Tau Pi Phi Basketball CONRAD, DONALD W. 140, 96 CREVISTON, Joseph K. 144, 97, 24 North Lewisburg, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Art Club, President D DANA, ROSE MARIE GABLER 167, 92, 124, 96 Kenmore, New York Delta Gamma, President B.S., Art Education Shifters Art Club A Cappclla Choir WCF Sophomore Board Panhellenic Council Torch WAA Freshman Counselor DAVIDSON, MRS. GLORIA M. DAVIES, RICHARD T. 136 DAY, BARBARA H. 92, 118, 33, 96, 31 Villanova, Pennsylvania Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.S., History Kappa Delta Epsilon Phi Delta Pi WAA Student Senate Senior Class Board Rho Beta Epsilon DELANIS, JUDITH LEE HERMAN 100. 122 Cleveland Heights, Ohio Chi Omega Sorority B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon Choir Swim Club DENNIS. J. RICHARD 140, 96, 26 Bellefontainc, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity B.S., Education Tau Pi Phi Student Senate CHINEN, GORO .152, 96 CHRISTEN. CHARLES H. 142, 96 Defiance, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Theater Guild Dramatics Band Witt-Econ. Dance Band CHRISTMAN, JON D. Dayton, Ohio Pi Kappa Alpha B.A., Business Administration DIETRICH, SIGVARD M. 227, 142, 96 Springfield, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.E., Physical Education Varsity W Campus Chest DISLER, KARL R. 148, 39 DOCTOR, ALLAN C. 177, 172, 69, 144, 96 Fort Wayne, Indiana Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity A.B., Sociology Pi Delta Epsilon Theta Alpha Phi Wittenbergcr 270 Dramatics Torch Band A Cappella Choir DOIBEER, EUXINE M. 71, 39, 97, 31, 25, 120, 132 Greenville, Pennsylvania Wittenberg Independent Co eds B.S., Biology, Education Beta Beta Beta Kappa Delta Epsilon DORSEY, ALICE P. 118, 97 Louisville, Kentucky Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.A., Fine Arts Rho Beta Epsilon Art Club Sounds DOTIN, LARRY N.................................... 97, 25 DOUGLAS, MARVIN L. 97 DOZER, M. FRANCES ........................... 36, 126, 97 Maple Heights, Ohio Delta Zeta Sorority B.S., Home Economics German Club Torch Theta Eta Kappa E EHRHARDT, CHARLEN M. 87, 130, 33, 97, 31, 229, 230 Cincinnati, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority A.B., Physical Education Phi Delta Pi, President Beta Beta Beta Psi Chi Pi Delta Epsilon WAA, President Dance Club Torch Sociology Club EICKHOFF, KAREN L. EMHARDT. MARJORY A. 92, 120, 33, 97, 24, 169, 170 Hamburg, Pennsylvania Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Art Education Pi Delta Epsilon Choir Wittenberger Theater Guild ZORTS Art Club Class Board, Junior, Senior Hockey Team EVANS, JOAN F. 230, 130, 97, 25 Lima, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority Beta Beta Beta Freshman Counselor American Chemical Society Band WAA WCF Torch Women's Service Committee EVERHART, EDW. EUGENE 194, 31 Springfield, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Fraternity B.S., Education Kappa Phi Kappa, President Dramatics Freshman Counselor Band EVILSIZOR, RICHARD W. 136 F FABIAN, ARLENE ANN 164, 126, 98, 177 Dayton, Ohio Delta Zeta Sorority B.A., Speech and History Ivy Ring Theater Guild Student Senate WCF Sociology Club College Forum FAIDLEY, CHARLES A. 136, 98 Akron, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity A.B., History Varsity W Baseball Sounds Freshman Counselor FANKHAUSER, GERALD 136 FENTON, Laurene A. 39, 98, 182 Dayton, Ohio B.S., Music Education Sigma Alpha lota. President Marching Band A Cappella Choir Orchestra FERGUSON, CECIL FLOYD, JR. FETHEROLF. ALLAN W............................ 39, 98, 182 Springfield, Ohio B.S., Music Education Phi Mu Alpha, President Band Orchestra Chapel Choir Glee Club Torch FIFE, NANCY L. 31, 99, 128 FINLEY, DALE R. 98 Strongsville, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Commercial Art Pi Delta Epsilon Wittenberger Sounds IFC Art Club Men's Chorus Torch Football Baseball Track FREE, CHARLES R. 271 FROEIICH, PHYLLIS J. 98. 126 Dover. Ohio Delia Zeia Sorority B.S., Education Band FRY, EARL EUGENE 223, 210, 209, 207. 98. 34 Bellville, Ohio B.S., Mathematics Shifters Varsity W G GAVER, KATHLEEN E. 31, 98, 36, 126 Canfield, Ohio Delta Zeta Sorority B.S., Home Economics Theta Eta Kappa Kappa Delta Epsilon Orchestra GEYER. GEORGE W. GIESSLER. RICHARD A. Van Wert, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity BA, Social Studies Beta Beta Beta GLOWE. ROBERT E. 142, 99 GNAGEY, DONNA L. 118.99. 24, 169, 165. 164, 1 70 Seattle, Washington Alpha Delta Pi Sorority 8.A., Fine Arts Arrow and Mask Ivy Ring Pi Delta Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta A Cappella Wittenberger Panhellenic Council Art Club Student Handbook, Co-Editor Sounds GRAHAM, JERRY R. 138. 35, 99, 166 Dayton, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Fraternity B.A., History Blue Key Phi Eta Sigma Kappa Phi Kappa Phi Alpha Theta Wittenberg Sports Publicity Torch Baseball H HAHN. BARBARA JEAN 99, 130 Detroit, Michigan Kappa Delta Sorority B.A., Sociology Sociology Club Theta Eta Kappa HAMM, NANCY PATRICIA 118, 35, 98. 208 Leesville, South Carolina Alpha Delta Pi Sorority A.B.. Social Studies Phi Alpha Theta Alpha lambda Delta Ivy Ring Cheerleader WCF Wittenberger WAA HANLEY, NORMA J. 169, 128, 99, 177, 179 Columbus, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.A., Speech HARKER, MRS. CAROL J. 99, 177 HARRIS, WILLIAM A. 92, 99 Franklin, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Fraternity B.A., Social Studies Witl-Econ Forum Engineering Science Club HARRIS, DIANNE J. 128, 84 Staunton, Virginia Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.A., English Transfer from Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Virginia Senior Board HART, HERMAN E. 100 HAYNER, JOHN H. 182,152,100 Warren, Ohio Dorm League B.A., English Student Senate Band Orchestra Choir Les Travailleurs HEBBLE, JACK INGIING 100 Springfield, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Biological Sciences Transfer from Miami University HEIIMEIER. KAREN L. 129, 100 Akron, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.S., Nursing Chapel Choir Junior Panhellenic Council HENLINE, JUDITH ANNE 116, 120, 113, 182, 176, 169 Gallon, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Pi Delta Epsilon Tau Kappa Alpha Majorette Debate Team Wittenberger Theater Guild Panhellenic Council B.S., English HESKETT, MRS. MARY D. HILLGREEN, LINNEA 122, 39, 100 272 HISKETT, WALTER A. 146, 100 Chicago, Illinois Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity, President Speech (Pre-Theoloqy) Shifters IFC Pledge Council German Club Sophomore Class Board Interfraternily Council Junior Class Board Student Senate Sociology Club Theatre Guild Football HITT, MRS. GRETCHEN A. HOSIER, GRETCHEN L. 118 Wavcrly, Tennessee Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.S., Education HOWARD, STEPHANIE G........ 172, 116, 118, 100 Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.A., History Shifters Torch Freshman Counselor HUENNIGER, JOHN A. 189, 185, 85 Rochester, New York B.A., Philosophy A Cappella Choir WCF, President HUFFMAN, DALE MYERS 100 Miamisburg, Ohio B.A., Humanities Pi Delta Epsilon Tau Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Phi Student Senate Theater Guild Torch, Editor Debate Drama I INSKEEP, WM. LEWIS 113 J JAMES. JANET F. 101 Lewisburg, Ohio B.S., Education Band Orchestra A Cappella Choir JENKINS. CAROLYN A.............................. 130, 101 Springfield, Ohio Business Education Kappa Delta Sorority Junior Class Board Torch Theta Eta Kappa WAA JOHNSON. CURTIS A.. JR. 142, 101, 189 Mishawaka, Indiana Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., American Literature Chapel Council Varsity Debate Chapel Guide Freshman Counselor WCF JOHNSON, VAUGHAN A. 142 JONES. MRS. MARTHA J. JUERGENS, JUANITA M. Springfield, Ohio B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon WCF 126, 101, 31 JUNG, LOUIS ANTHONY Springfield, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Business Administration K KALINOS, KATHERINE D. 144, 26 KELLER, ELIZABETH Utica, New York B.A., English Alpha Lambda Delta Arrow and Mask Alma Mater Attendant Ivy Ring Chapel Choir Orchestra 187, 100 KEPPLER, WINIFRED E Springfield, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority B.A., Music Sigma Alpha lota Band Orchestra 39, 101 KINSEL, DENNIS D. 226, 101 KIRKPATRICK, RENA M. 101, 31, 26, 36 Springfield, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Sorority Tau Pi Phi Kappa Delta Epsilon Theta Eta Kappa B.S., Business Education KLAFTER, KRUG O., JR. Detroit, Michigan Dorm League B.A., Speech Tau-Kappa Alpha Orchestra A Cappella Choir German Club Theater Guild Chapel Guide Band, Manager 176. 152, 101, 182 KLUTE, MRS. MARY C. 102 273 KOCH, BEVERLY J. 38, 102, 31, 120, 167, 169 Indianapolis, Indiana Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., English Shifters Kappa Delta Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon Spanish Club, President Torch Freshman Counselor Dramatics WAA KOHIHASS, MARILYN E. 102, 35, 118, 167 Albuquerque, New Mexico Alpha Delta Pi Sorority History and English Phi Alpha Theta Shifters Choir WAA KREISER, NORMAN L. 185, 67, 102 West Palm Beach, Florida B.A., Social Studies Tau Pi Phi Witt-Econ Sociology Club Student Senate Dorm Council Baseball, Manager KURTH, THOMAS F. 167, 166, 103, 31, 209, 207, 225, 226 Hobart, Indiana Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.S., Health and Physical Education Blue Key Kappa Phi Kappa Varsity W Shifters Football, All-Ohio Conference L LAFON, CAROLYN B. 102, 33, 128, 1 16, 167, 231, 232 Charlottesville, Virginia Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.S., Health and Physical Education Phi Delta Pi Shifters Panhellenic Council WAA Theta Eta Kappa LAMMI, JOHN D. 102, 142 LANE. PHYLLIS A. LANGDON, RICHARD C. LANTZ. ROBERT B. LATAL, MRS. ANGELA 102 Springfield, Ohio B.A., Social Studies LAWTON. MRS. SHIRLEY M. LENTZ. JULIE 103, 118 Carthage, Illinois Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.A., Psychology and Sociology Alpha Lambda Delta Psi Chi Theta Eta Kappa A Cappella Choir Freshman Counselor LEVIN, BURTON M. 103, 92, 146 LEWIS, MARIAN A New Era, Michigan B.S., Nursing Chapel Choir 103 LITTLER, RUTH L. LOCKWOOD, THOMAS E 103 LONGSTRETH, CHARLES P. Galion, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Business Administration 102, 142 LORENTZ, GERALD R. 227, 136, 103, 31 Mansfield, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.S., Earth Science Delta Phi Alpha Kappa Phi Kappa Blue Key WCF Student Senate Freshman Counselor Tennis LOVERDE. DONALD V. LYNCH. ROBERT D. M MACKENZIE, JOAN H. 45 42, 102 Springfield, Ohio Phi Mu Sorority B.A., Sociology and Psychology Psi Chi Sociology Club Theater Guild MADDOCK, BARBARA 132, 92, 103, 169 Fanwood, New Jersey Wittenberg Independent Coeds B.S., Religious Education Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon Pi Delta Epsilon Psi Chi Torch Wittenberger Foreign Missions Fellowship Theater Guild MADSEN. MARILYN R. 92, 122, 103 Detroit, Michigan Chi Omega Sorority B.S., Education Band Orchestra Wittenberger Senior Class Board WAA 274 MARETTE, RALPH THOMAS, JR. 40, 34, 104, 177, 142 Cleveland Heights, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Political Science Theta Alpha Phi, President Pi Sigma Alpha Varsity W Dramatics Theater Guild Swimming MASON. GEORGE C. 104 MATHEWS, JUDITH A........................... 126, 104 McCANDLESS, R. DALE, JR. ...104 Findlay, Ohio B.A., Physical Education McCLARY, BARBARA J. 164, 104, 31. 25 Mansfield, Ohio B.S., Education Alpha Lambda Delta Beta Beta Beta Kappa Delta Epsilon Chapel Publicity McCOY, MRS. CAROLE A. 176, 40, 33, 105 McDermott, don McFarland, jerold e. 40. 104 Springfield, Ohio B.A., Philosophy and Political Science Pi Sigma Alpha mcmillan, helene von steuben 130, 187, hi Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Kappa Delta Sorority B.S., Music Education Sigma Alpha lota Kappa Delta Epsilon Student Senate A Cappella Choir WAA MEYER, CLEMENS M. 104 Springfield, Ohio Phi Mu Delta Fraternity Delta Phi Alpha American Chemical Society MOCK, WILLIAM F. 42, 146, 167, 87 Toledo, Ohio B.A., Sociology Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity Sociology Club, President Shifters MOORE, FREDERICK M. MORELAND, ELOISE MOSER, JANE L. 33, 116, 126, 127, 164, 104 Dover, Ohio Delta Zeta Sorority, President B.S., Business Administration Alpha Lambda Delta Tav Pi Phi, President Panhellenic Council Theater Guild WAA MURRAY, LINDA L. 118, 36, 105 Springfield, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Theta Eta Kappa Chapel Guide WCF College Forum Women's Service Committee N NEFF, MARJORIE 105, 164, 165 Richmond, Indiana B.S., Education Alpha Lambda Delta Arrow and Mask Torch Choir Orchestra Ivy Ring, President WCF Freshman Counselor NEUHARDT, FREDERICK H., JR............................105 Springfield, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Track NICHOLL, NANCY 105, 26, 92, 33, 130 Bellefontaine, Ohio Kappa Delta Sorority B.A., Business Administration Tau Pi Phi Phi Delta Pi WAA Theta Eta Kappa Intramurals NICHOLS, PAULA HARRIS 105 Springfield, Ohio B.S., English Transfer from Ohio University Kappa Delta Epsilon Alpha Lambda Delta Campus Chest O OBEY. MRS. HELEN 105 OBEY, ROBERT F. 149, 105 OGLE. RICHARD N. . 105, 138, 176, 169, 35, 40 Springfield, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Fraternity B.A., Political Science Pi Sigma Alpha, President Tau Kappa Alpha, President Phi Alpha Theta Pi Delta Epsilon Torch Student Senate Sounds, Manager Men's Glee Club Debate Club Intramurals 275 O'KEEFE. DENNIS D. 141, 166, 167, 182, 140, 105, 225 Westerville, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity B.A., Medicine Phi Eta Sigma Pick and Pen Blue Key Skull and Chain Beta Beta Beta Band Orchestra IFC Student Senate Class Board OLSON. DELLORA LOUISE 177, 24, 31, 106, 120 Chatham, New Jersey Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon Sociology Club WCF WAA Wittenberger Theater Guild Art Club O'MORROW. MARY JO Columbus, Ohio Chi Omega Sorority B.A.. Church Music Alpha Lambda Delta A Cappella Choir P PEARCE, JAMES G......................... 169, 144, 92. 106 Toledo, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., History, Sociology Pi Delta Epsilon Band Glee Club Torch PEKOC. NANCY E. 21, 33, 106, 116, 120, 164, 165 Shaker Heights, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Sorority, President 8.S., Education Alpha Lambda Delta Kappa Delta Epsilon, President Ivy Ring Arrow and Mask Choir PELKONEN, JOHN PETER 148, 106 Opa-Locka, Florida Phi Mu Delta Fraternity B.A., History and Political Science Choir Orchestra Chapel Guide Freshman Counselor WCF PINKERT, J. PAUL ............................177, 140, 107 Detroit, Michigan Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity B.S., Social Studies, Speech Theater Guild, President Debate Dramatics PITZER, DONALD E. PRIDE. PAUL ARTHUR 106, 39. 182 Medway, Ohio B.S., Music Education Phi Mu Alpha Band Orchestra Choir Men's Glee Club Dramatics R RABENAU. CAROLE E.......... 172, 169, 106 Massapequa Park, New York B.A., Political Science and History Pi Delta Epsilon Torch Sounds RADER. LARRY GENE 186. 167, 136. 106, 31 Shiloh, Ohio B.S., Comprehensive Science Phi Teta Sigma Kappa Phi Kappa Skull and Chain Student Court, Chief Justice RADER, STANLEY SPENCER 167, 136, 106, 92 Ashland, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.S., Physical Education Shifters Senior Board IFC Basketball Baseball RAUCH. GERDA 107, 128 Mansfield, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.A., Medical Technology Beta Beta Beta American Chemical Society REA, MRS. BETTY H. 107 REBBIN, DAVID E. 177, 38 Donnelsville, Ohio Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity B.A., Speech Phi Sigma lota. President Tau Kappa Alpha Dramatics REEB. DONALD J. 40 REIS, ROBERT I. 142, 88 Greenwich, Conn. Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Intramurals RETHMEYER. CARLA LEE 164. 107. 42, 118. 169, 176. 186. 189 Richmond, Indiana Alpha Delta Pi Sorority Alpha Lambda Delta Psi Chi Pi Delta Epsilon Tau Kappa Alphr Theta Alpha Phi Ivy Ring WCF 276 A Cappella Choir Debate RIDGE, PATRICIA A. 35, 128 Toledo, Ohio Gamma Phi Bet Sorority B.A., History Alpha Lambda Delta Phi Alpha Theta Delta Phi Alpha German Club Chapel Choir Chapel Guide RILEY, ROGER D. R08ERTS, MRS. ESTHER G.......................... 36, 113 Springfield, Ohio B.S., Education Phi Alpha Theta Theta Eta Kappa ROSENBLATT, CHARLES A........................... 135, 106 ROSENCRANS, ROBERT E. 107, 209, 137, 226, 34 ROSENCRANS, SHARON MILLER 208, 33 ROSS. RICHARD R. 25, 27, 107, 144 Springfield, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Medicine Phi Eta Sigma Beta Beta Beta American Chemical Society s ST. JOHN, NANCY J. 230,107,130 Chilhowie, Virginia Kappa Delta Sorority B.A., Religion Transfer from Marion College Choir WAA Debate Basketball SAMUELSON. KRISTINA J................ 25, 36, 108 Springfield, Ohio Gamma Phi Beta Sorority B.A., Biology Beta Beta Beta Torch Theta Eta Kappa SARZEN. KARL J. 136 SCHAEFER. EVELYN C......................... 42, 45, 108 SCHNEIDER, ERIKA M. 108 Tullahoma, Tennessee B.S., German Delta Phi Alpha, President German Club, President SCHULTZ, Paul A. 136, 108 Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.A., Philosophy SCHWEMBERGER, JANE E. 120, 109 Richmond, Indiana Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., Education Tau Kappa Alpha Kappa Delta Epsilon SCOTT, WAYNE N. 108 Springfield, Ohio B.A., Business Administration SEARS, SANDRA S. 240, 194, 170, 118, 108 Springfield, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.S., Religious Education Theater Guild Art Club Dramatics WCF Wittenberger Torch Sounds SEROCKA, RAYMOND PAUL 108 Gary, Indiana Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Humanities Dramatics Varsity W Track SHANK, RICHARD A. 108 Springfield, Ohio B.S., Health and Physical Education SLUSHER, JAMES A. 113 SMITH, ELDON FRANKLIN 142, 109 Arlington, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity Student Senate Swimming B.S., Chemistry SMYRE, MARTHA ANN .....................118, 109, 31, 164 Hickory, North Carolina Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.S., English, History Alpha Lambda Delta, President Ivy Ring Kappa Delta Epsilon Theater Guild Chapel Guide Worship Committee Freshman Counselor SPENCER, LARRY H. SPICER, ROBERT J. 109, 141 North Olmsted, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Torch Wittenberger SPRANG, VIRGINIA A. ... 169, 170, 109, 120 Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., English Pi Delta Epsilon Choir Band Orchestra Wittenberger Torch Chapel Council 277 126, 110 STEVENSON, ROBERT G. STILES, MILLARD H., JR. STINE, Mires C. 142, 167, 221, 223, 108 Cincinnati, Ohio Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity B.A., Social Studies Shifters Chapel Council WCF Varsity W Senior Class Board Senior Class Treasurer Baseball, Captain STARCH, DALE S. STREBER, MRS. THELMA M. ................................109 STREICH, CHARLES R. 166, 167, 209, 109, 136 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.A., Philosophy Pick and Pen Blue Key Skull and Chain Delta Phi Alpha WCF A Cappella Choir Sociology Club Varsity W Shifters Football Wrestling STRINE. RONALD G...................................... .136 STROHMINGER, BARBARA A...........................109 STRUNK, BARBARA K........... 39 STURTZ, CHARLES F................................. 40, 109 Sulphur Springs, Ohio Dorm League, President B.A., Political Science Pi Sigma Alpha A Cappella Choir Class Board iUNKLE, ROBERT A. 110,136 Cleveland, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.S., Biology Torch Engineer Science Club Witfenberger Intramurals SWARTZBAUGH, MARC LEROY 138, 1 10, 35, 50. 139, 166 Springfield, Ohio Beta Theta Pi, President B.A., Political Science Blue Key Phi Eta Sigma, President Pi Sigma Alpha, President Phi Alpha Theta President's Scholarship Student Senate Freshman Counselor SWIGERT, MARY K. Roscoe, Ohio Delta Zeta Sorority B.S., Education Band Homecoming Court Shifters Women's Service Committee T TESSMER, BONNIE LOU ................................ 110, 122 Hartville, Ohio Chi Omega Sorority, President B.S., Business Education Wittenberger WAA Panhellenic Council THEW, DIXIE JEAN..................................... 113 LaRue, Ohio B.S., Education Band TULEEN. DAVID SAWRENCE ........................... 111,24 Oak Park, Illinois Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.S., Chemistry Phi Eta Sigma Choir Torch American Chemical Society Honor Code Council TUROFF, MICHAEL C......................................... Ill Springfield, Ohio B.A., Psychology, Sociology Psi Chi V VAN DORSTEN, CAROL ............................. 110, 128 VAN KLEUNEN, ROBERT W................... 135, 150, 92, 110 Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity B.A., Business Administration Student Senate Interfraternity Council Sociology Club Torch Senior Class Board VAN METER, ANN 187, 165, 164, 110, 42, 118 Lima, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.A., Sociology and Psychology Alpha Lambda Delta Ivy Ring Arrow and Mask, President Psi Chi Torch Student Counselor VELER, RICHARD P. 166, 165, 167, 169, 177, 185, 144 31, 111 Zanesville, Ohio Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity B.A., Humanities, English Pi Delta Epsilon, President 278 Theta Alpha Phi Phi Eta Sigma Kappa Phi Kappa Pick and Pen Skull and Chain Blue Key Torch, Editor Sounds, Editor Student Senate Choir Orchestra Debate Theater Guild Rho Beta Epsilon Honor Code, Chairman All-Campus Homecoming Chairman Publications Committee W WALLACE, JAMES L...................................Ill Covington, Kentucky B.A., Education WARD, JACQUE J............................146 WARE. J. GILBERT WEICKE, KARL E.. JR....................Ill, 42, 166, 167 Findlay, Ohio Dorm League B.A., Psychology Blue Key Psi Chi, President Skull and Chain Shifters Campus Chest Freshman Counselor Golf WHEELER, MRS. NATALIE H. WHITE, DONALD E..........................................150 WIEGEL, TONYA A.........................................122, 110 Springfield, Ohio Chi Omega Sorority B.S., Education WIESE, JAMES C.................................... 224, 136 Sylvania, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity B.A., Humanities American Chemical Society WCF Golf, Captain Intramural Director WILLIAMSON, GARY K. 1 11, 144, 145, 170 Indianapolis, Indiana Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity, President B.A., Social Studies Pi Delta Epsilon Wittenberger, Editor WILSON, DAVID E.............................. Ill, 26, 152 Lancaster, Ohio Dorm League B.S., Physics WILSON, MADONNA F. 31, 111, 118 Roseville, Ohio Alpha Delta Pi Sorority B.S., Biology Beta Beta Beta Psi Chi Dramatics Intramurals WILSON, VIRGINIA A. 111,120 Dayton, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon Theta Eta Kappa Torch Wittenberger Sociology Club Women's Service Committee WINKLER, JANE C. 112 Seville, Ohio B.S., Education Wittenberger WOOD, WILLIAM R., JR......... 167, 138, 135, 92, 25, 185 West Carrollton, Ohio Beta Theta Pi Fraternity B.A., Medicine Beta Beta Beta Varsity W IFC Senior Class Board, President Shifters Student Senate Football Track WOODS, DONNA B. Y YAMAMOTO, YUHEI .................................... .112 Gifu, Japan B.A., Business Administration Cosmopolitan Club z ZABROSKI, FELIX ............................ 209, 34, 112 Glassport, Pennsylvania B.S., Education Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity Varsity W Shifters Football ZEHNER, MARILYN K........................ 112, 36, 120 Uniontown, Ohio Alpha Xi Delta Sorority B.S., Education Kappa Delta Epsilon ZIEGER, MARGARET R. ..112 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B.S., Nursing 279