York College of Pennsylvania - Horizon Tower Yearbook (York, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

PROPOSED ULTIMATE CAMPUS YORK JUNIOR COLLEGE SCALE so 100 200 300 ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS .138 EAST MARKET STREET YORK. PENNSYLVANIA 0. A. GILBERT. R. A. G. C. WEISENSALE, P E C. H. ROMRBAUGH, R. A. W. D. 2EIGLER, R. A. • • • THE TOWER york junior college york penna. 1960 To THE Class of 1960, the Present is funda- mentally important. We realize, however, that we are rapidly travelling into the immediate fu- ture. The future for us is graduation, another college degree, employment, or service to our country. The years to come have a different con- notation: greater esteem as a fully accredited junior college, and a challenging period of de- velopment on a new campus. Thus, to the Pres- ent we say farewell; to the Future we dedicate these TOWER TALES. For what is today but a vision, will tomorrow, be a reality. The new campus ... to it we impart the responsibiHty of future generations. As the present gives way to the future, the old must concede to the new. Freshmen— First in war Although the division between Present and Future is so minute, the Present is vividly in focus. r-C First journalism workshop First class on new campus: Philosophy 101 First annual Christmas Convocation First in conformity: green coats Administration Dr. Ray A. Miller B.S., M.A., Ph.D. New York University President Dr. Charles E. Rollins B.A. Lawrence College M.A., Ed.D. Columbia University Dean Dr. Ray A. Miller 10 ACTIVITIES OF THE COLLEGE TRUSTEES The 1959-1960 year has seen the College Trus- tees involved in a multitude of activities deal- ing mainly with the development of our new 5714 acre campus. When the final payment was made in October, an energetic program was started including a campus lay-out, the devel- opment of building styles and a campaign to raise a million dollars. As the Tower goes to press, considerable progress has been made in all directions with ground breaking ceremonies being scheduled for early summer. It is the fond hope of the Trustees that the facilities on the new campus will be available for occu- pancy in September, 1961. Melvin H. Campbell President of Trustees TRUSTEES: Seated: Mrs. George E. Schenck, Ben Lavetan, Melvin H. Campbell, Frederick G. Dempwolf, Benjamin M. Root, Alumni Representative, Nina Fissel. Standing: Herman A. Gailey, M.D., John Walters- dorf, John Connelly, John Hennessey, Bruce A. Grove, M.D., Charles Seligman. Not Present: Mrs. Jesse Chock, Walter S. Ehrenfeld, Harvey A. Gross, Esq., Harlowe Hardinge, Raymond S. Noonan, John T. Robert- son, Horace E. Smith, Esq., John Toomey. 11 1 n B-4-Hh €§B 3 £ l 1 Bfc.- M R ! B H M - . i S mnm Ibk ' -v. ' Km ; X . _: As Admissions Secretary, Don Miller is re- sponsible for the admissions program of the College, including recruitment, and the estab- lishment of admissions policies in conjunction with a faculty committee. Mr. Miller not only bids the student his first welcome, but he also bids him a final farewell with a grade tran- script. As Coordinator of Student Personnel Services, Mrs. Lois Wetzler works with Mrs. Wilson on student health services, Mrs. Kagen on the guidance program, Mr. Lohman for student placement and part-time jobs, and in associa- tion with the Student Senate on social activi- ties. In her little black book one can find a complete calendar of college events. D. Miller Admissions Secretanj L. Wetzleh Coordinator Student Personnel Administrative Staff V. Hess, F. Allen, Business Manager A. Wolfgang. Secretaries: H. Fetters, C. Johnessee, J. Brownell, E. Dressel, M. KiefFer, E. Lookingbill. Leon E. Arnold Margaret S. Atwood B.S. Dickinson College B.A., B.S. in Library Science M.A. Villanova University New York State College for Teachers Mathematics Librarian Carmela L. Cinquina B.S. West Chester State Teachers College Physical Education N. Neiman Craley, Jr. B.A. Gettysburg College Social Science Faculty The faculty represent a group of educated persons with a variety of background experiences in social work, business administra- tion, foreign travel, and graduate study. In addition to academic activities on campus, the faculty members are active in civic events as speakers and as participants in community educational projects. This year, the Administration and faculty sought a closer relationship with the parents of students by a Sunday afternoon get together in October. They also encouraged wider and deeper reading for seminar discussion for Honor Students in Challenges to Modern Man. Mr. Culbertson marshals commencement procession 13 Bradley J. Culbertson B.S. Millersville State Teachers College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Social Science Marcella Czapf D.O. Kirksville College Biology Lou Finkbinder B.S. New York University Music Garland O. Gunter B.A. Wake Forest College M.A. Columbia University English Hallett B. Hammatt A.B. University of California M.A. Harvard University Drama Inez Hollingshead Librarian John A. Jones, Jr. B.A. Lincoln University M.A. Middlebury College Languages Charlotte S. Kagen B.S., M.A. University of Pennsylvania Guidance 14 Zane G. Kaufman B.S. Franklin and Marshall M.S. University of Kentucky Chemistry Albert W. King B.S. Trinity College M.Ed. Cornell University Graduate Study: Iowa State Biology Herbert L. Leopold Pratt Institute American Artists School of New York City European Study: Italy Art Marguerite Leuders Librarian Charles E. Vergin and Warren Wetzler Guess what? 2x plus 2x equals 5x. 15 J. Robert Lohman B.S. Syracuse University Graduate Study: LaSalle Extension University Accounting Helen M. McNitt B.A. Wilson College M.A. Pennsylvania State English Donald J. Miller B.A. Franklin and Marshall History Herbert R. Sauder B.S. Lock Haven State Teachers College M.S. Indiana University Physical Education Five of five . . . for librarians: Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Atwood, Mrs. Hollingshead, Miss Lenders. 16 Fred C. Smith B.S. Carnegie Institute of Technology I.A. University of Pittsburgh Business Tilde C. Sprenkel B.A. Hood College German Charles J. Vergin B.S. University of Wisconsin Ennineerinp •b - b Lois Wetzler B.A. Hiram College M.S.W. University of Pittsburgh Sociology W ' .arren H. Wetzler B.S. West Chester State Teachers College M.Ed. Pennsylvania State Mathematics Dorothy G. Wilson, R.N. St. Elizabeth ' s School of Nursing College Nurse Marian Winemiller B.S. Shippensburg State College Teachers Secretarial Studies John E. Winter B.A. Juniata College B.D. Franklin and Marshall Theological Seminary Graduate Study: Villanova University Philosophy 17 Activities Andy Poet Student Senate President Susan Field Editor, The Tower 19 STUDENT SENATE MEMBERS: Front row: T. Kohr, G. Knaub, B. Mummert, D. T. Hess. Standing, second row: G. Lutz, B. Ryan, M. Brillhart, L. Brothers, S. Field, H. Sperling, V. Hunt, B. Bowser, S. Freed. Third row: U. Halke, D. Shuman, J. Wood, W. Rawlings, A. Poet, F. Molz. Student Senate The Student Senate is the student governing body of the junior college. Under its jurisdiction are all the student activities. The Student Senate is responsible for distributing the activities ' fees, for giving honorary awards, and for planning college social events. In the spring the governing body goes on a Retreat for the purpose of making tentative plans for the following year and for making changes in the student government con- stitution. The Orientation dance and the May Ball are two of the Student Senate ' s primary social functions. In addition, one of the main college events sponsored by the Senate this year was the college carnival held on the new campus in April. The purpose of the carnival was to raise money for the College Development Fund and to establish a new tradition for future gen- erations of York Junior College students. OFFICERS: A. Poet, B. Bowser, D. Shuman, D. Hess. 20 Lounge experts: J. Hoback, K. Springer, J. Barthelme. Oh, darnit! Wrong move. Student Senate plans formals : V. Hunt, W. Ravvlings; D. Westenberger, B. L. Bose; S. Groh, B. Gillingham. Amid Orientation balloons: A. Poet, S. Field, N. Glad- felter, J. Wood, S. Groh, M. Smith, L. Brothers, B. Ryan Mrs. Wetzler. Student Senate members assist at Registration: M. Smith, J. Jones, D. Heberly, D. Arsenault, H. Sperling, L. Reindollar. B. Gibbs, D. Brokenshire Man, that ' s cool jazz. 21 TOWER STAFF: Seated: N. Gladfelter, B. Getz, V. Hunt, B. Mummert, P. Frey, M. Brillhart, J. Heller. Standing: L. Brothers, J. Hoback, S. Field, T. Kohr, D. Arsenault, B. Herold, S. Groh. I960 Tower Phil Itzoe, Sports Panel speaker. The efforts of this staff, of its capable editor, Sue Field, and its enthusiastic advisor. Miss McNitt, are evident from cover to cover of the 1960 TOWER. All the members of the staff hope that you will enjoy our activity by seeing recorded in this book the most memorable tales of this college year. As a special event in October, Hagerstown and Baltimore Junior College staffs were guests for a journalism workshop at York Junior College. This event was a new and profitable experience for both the TOWER and YORKER members. 22 THE JOURNALISM WORKSHOP; York after session discussion: B. Herolcl, Dr. Rollins, P. Itzoe, R. Reichley, W. Rawlings. W r It H iTj v ' - H Kp ' - ' -iof II H iN f 1 Ben Williams, Featute Writing. William Crowder, Layout. Gil Tunney, Photography. 23 YORKER STAFF: Seated: B. Mummert, E. Brickner, B. Herold, J. Carpenter, L. Brothers, B. Becker. Standing: J. Spillman, S. Field, W. Rawlings, V. Hunt, editor; T. Preston. Let ' s get your articles in on time. The paper must go to press! This is the cry of the YORKER editor, Vivian Hunt, and it is seconded by the advisor, Mrs. Atvvood. Members of the staff can be seen rushing around each month getting news for the next issue, while the photographer can be found in the dark room developing last minute flashes. The objective of the YORKER is to provide stu- dents and faculty with information about college activities. 24 MEMBERS: Seated: J. Heller, S. Field, B. Ryan, R. Schaffer, L. Brothers, M. Smith, D. Gipe, M. Brown, C. King. Standing: J. Hoback, D. Hess, Mr. Culbertson. Officers SIGMA TAU SIGMA Sigma Tau Sigma, the social science honorary society, is a fairly new organization on the York Junior College campus. To be eligible for mem- bership, a student must maintain an average of C in ALL his college subjects. The purpose of Sigma Tau Sigma is to recognize those students who do outstanding work in the field of social sciences. 25 SORORITY MEMBERS: Seated: P. Ludwig, G. Falkenstine, P. Prey, L. Brothers, N. Keller, M. Brillhart, K. Straus- baugh. Standing: J. Crittenden, D. Gladfelter, R. Lauchman, N. Tomita, B. Messersmith, A. Eshelman, M. Hammels, D. Hamme, L. Evans, H. Griffith, S. Kline, B. Mehl, J. Smith, J. Schell. Standing: J. Carpenter, S. Freed, V. Hunt, J. Reidinger, S. Groh, S. Field, C. Kitzmiller, S. Lininger, L. Daryman, B. Somers, N. Gladfelter. Lambda Sigma Chi Lambda Sigma Chi sorority functions as a serv- ice organization to the school and the com- munity. The co-eds have sponsored a Christmas and an Easter party for retarded children, a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family, a hay- ride for members and guests, a tea for the alumnae during the Christmas holiday and a tea for the mothers in t he spring. INSTALLATION: L. Sprenkle, P. Fray, M. Brillhart, N. Tomita, N. Gladfelter, L. Brothers, S. Field. 26 The chicks and plucked chickens of Lambda Sigma Chi Sorority held a Beatnik dance at the YJC pad October 31. Man it was the ginchiest, yeah man, it was the craziest. It was real, real gone; a gasser. Off the wall sides provided music for all the crazy beatniks. Intermission entertain- ment was provided by several cool cats who fell in from York High with their axes. Some chicks presented a real gone dance. A mazda, Ray Shaffer, won a wild prize for being the iviest beatnik attending. Mrs. Wetzler and her cool cats acted as judges. CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY QUEEN AND COURT Seated: B. Somers, Queen. Standing: N. Keller, N. Tomita, B. Ryan, V. Hunt, S. Freed, H. Blum, H. Sperling. 28 Officers: F. Koemer, D. Heberly, J. Spillman. Phi Delta Phi MEMBERS: First row: H. Bollinger, D. Anderson, T. Ness, D. Heberly, H. Yost, J. Knight. Second row: R. Kissinger, T. Tidd, R. Myers, J. Amsbaugh. Third row: M. MeDonald, F. Koemer, G. Haldeman, J. Peregoy. Fourth row: ]. Barnet, C. Lyons, Mr. Lohman, J. Spillman. 29 f 1 ' MU ETS: First row: E. Whorl, E. Knaub, R. Druck, J. Wood, C. Zimmerman. Second row: J. Hoback, D. Wilson, A. Poet, R. Hauck. Third row: B. Fallert, O. Bowman, D. Young, B. McMaster, T. Preston. Fourth row: B. Mummert, B. Smith, S. Thorpe, Z. Hilt. Mu Eta Kappa Guardians of the Mug, Officers: D. Arsenault, J. Gingerich, E. Knaub, J. Wood, E. Whorl, D. Wilson, C. Zimmerman. 30 y tfe MEMBERS: Seated: H. Sperling, L. Brothers, R. Meyers, B. Ryan. Standing: B. Mummert, A. Poet, U. Halke, M. Frantz. Theta Delta is an inter-faith organization. The purpose of this group is to promote a better un- derstanding of all religions and faiths so that prejudices can be abolished. Among its activities, the group sponsored the World University Serv- ice which is a fund raising drive to assist educa- tion facilities in underdeveloped areas of the world. Theta Delta Officers: M. Frantz, H. Sperling, U. Halke, B. Ryan. 31 MEMBERS: First row: R. Brockenshire, J. Wood, R. King, J. Strausbaugh, D. Benedick. Second row: H. Seifert, L. Sleat, D. Arsenault, R. Anderson, R. Stauffer. Third row: D. Young, M. Lehman, W. Hahn, C. Hamme, B. Dolbin, Mr. William Kling, Mr. Vergin. Alpha Rho Sigma Future engineers — are you interested in viewing film strips, listening to talks by engineers em- ployed in York County industries, or visiting local industrial firms? These are some of the academic projects of Alpha Rho Sigma. The engineers actively participate in college activities such as building the Halloween Float, construct- ing the stage set for Christmas Convocation and decorating the gym for college dances. Several fraternity members inked in the layout sheets for the 1960 TOWER. Engineers with advisor, Mr. Vergin. 32 Come on Fellows. 33 Coffee + Coke = Concentration. L. Brothers, H. Sperling. First tow: D. Hamme, L. Brothers. Second row: J. Crittenten, B. Mehl. Third row: B. Somers, L. Goldberg. Fourth row: L. Sleat. Linguistians 34 Fred Nichols and Date: Most original. Lois Brothers and John Hoback: Best. Mike Lehman and Date: Funniest. Date and David Hess: Terrible. HC y V Have pen? Will sign. When The Saints Go Marching In. Altogether now: 1-2-3- Operation contact. RhO 10 13. C ril J- Stouch, E. Brickner, D. Arsenault, K. Benner, S. Freed, H. Seifert. 36 B. Bear, U. Halke, Mr. Culbertson. Mr. America — E. Brickner. Beware! that is the magical eye of a camera ready to snap any comical antic of a Y}C student. The person behind the shutter is a member of the Camera Club taking candid and posed pic- tures for the Tower and the Yorker. With the purchase of a new Speed Graphic camera, the club for the first time can take pic- tures and develop them in the newK ' equipped dark room. At the regularly scheduled meet- ings the members have visited the arious pho- tography studios and processing laboratories in the commimitv. This is serious! M. Smith, H. Griffith. Candid Camera. New Campus, am Session in tlic Faculty Lounge. Station 2-J. Heller, D. Lee, J. Dickert, K. Strausbauj;h. 37 Glee Club makes debut in new green jackets. mj 1 mkf n ,v-if-VTflMHr+ ' 5 ppi 7 m 1 Glee Club Orchestra O Come All Ye Faithful. Mr. Brenner, V. Alfano, at piano. Left: K. Krebs, D. Martin, D. Heberly, D. Benedict, S. Einsig, E. Gosnell, B. Dolbin, J. Wagner, E. Zeigler, J. Gingerich, L. Zellers. Accompanist: B. Hertzog. 38 Christmas in Old York Town Scenery designed by Mr. Leopold. L. Sleat, Belsnickel M. Lehman; Plain Peoples Children : L K. Higgins, K. Morton, J. Dressel. Morton, program Processional O Come All Ye Pailbful Narkator Hallctt B, Hamnutt tt Club Selections burins S imt fBnt OCHMJTHAsTdrc . Gcfmio Folk Song GoDRESrYEMEHRvGENTLcwtN Unk iown l6ihCcntufy Compoier |3antomme Cbaratters in dtent 0j t Mother Hdra Blum S J« Morgui Smith Dauchter Harriet Griffith Rulh Ann Young Belsnickel Miduel Lehoun ■P H Pic,i.t OilLWtN; HJtt H.«,a.. Lii. Morion. K..C Mortoo. Jeffw Dra l. Reader Caiiand O. Guntet (3lee Club SeUctuns betmeen Scenes . . . B ti anb Ht WlNTER WoNOaLANO Art ng.d bj C. Njyloi The LriTLE Dbi mmek Bov .Simtone OHOLyNccHT Arranged b, V ng A Farewell to the Roger O ' Coverly dancers. Scene Q luo Roccii OCovULV Danceh: Himci Cr.ffiih. Moteii. Sm.ih. S iJr. Groh. Jamo Wood. Bciiy BuHT, Divid Wcilenbngef, Daibiri Somen. John Spillnun. Parson Douglas Bortncr Messenger Brockwell Hcylin Madonna Diibari Ryin Beaoeh Rev. John E. Winter lee Ctub Selections burtng Scene Silent Night Mohr-Gruber Recessional t ittemfaertf of tfje 6 xt Club a fjE iiUinbers of tfjc ©rcfjcstra 39 The Class of 1960 Ben Dolbin First Honor Man John E. Winter Class Advisor 41 Patricia J. Akers York, Penna. Medical Secretary Lambda Sigma Chi, Theta Delta, Trampoline Club. Evangeline Alleman Spring Grove, Penna. Executive Secretary Glee Club. Donald J. Arsenault Windsor, Penna. Chemical Engineering Camera Club, President. Secretary; Engineers. Vice-Presi- dent {2 1; Vets, Yorker Staff (2 1, Tower Staff, Mu Eta Kappa, Student Senate Representative. Robert Barclay Tow.son, Md. Education 42 Julius A. Barthelme York, Penna. Electrical Engiiwering Glee Club, Engineers. Parliamentarian. Kenneth Benner York, Pcnna. Mathematics Camera Club. Vice-President. R.WMOND Black Carlisle, Penna. Business Administration M. Virginia H. Bowling York, Penna. Liberal Arts 1 ' i . IMBI y ' W P ...rtT r; L WfT: : A K . ' . .. i, rt ■;■.■ ' • ' ■:. tl ' -- •• ' ' • • Ik ■ .1 t 43 Lois E. Brothers York, Penna. French Lambda Sigma Chi (2 1, Vice-president. President; Lin- guistians ( 2 ( . Secretary. President: Tower ( 2 ) , Activities Editor: Yorker ( 2 i : Student Senate ( 2 ' . Freshman Sopho- more Representative. Social Committee chairman: Theta Delta: Sigma Tau Sigma: Seminar: WUS committee: Interim Committee: Footlighters: Halloween Float. Michael D. Brown York, Penna. Accounting Sigma Tau Sigma, President (21. Edwin L. Brickner York, Penna. Business Administration Vets. Bo wling. Halloween A. Marie Brillhart Dover, Penna. Medical Technology Lambda Sigma Chi. Glee Club, Trampoline Club. Student Senate, Interim Committee, Tower, Seminar, Intramurals. 44 Dorothy L. Bubb York, Penna. Liberal Arts John Conran Great Neck, New York Business Adminis-tration Basketball Manager. Mu Eta Kappa. Time-Keeper. Bob Crawford Dillsburg, Penna. Busiiwss Administration Basketball. Mu Eta Kappa, Golf. Donald E. Crone York, Penna. Liberal Arts Alpha Rho Sigma. 45 Richard H. Grouse, Jr. York, Penna. Liberal Arts Tower Staff, Phi Delta Phi. Gary G. Daum Hanover, Penna. Mechanical Engineering Benjamin H. Dolbin, Jr. Mt. Wolf, Penna. Engineering Alpha Rho Sigma, President (2); Band. Marianne Evans York, Penna. Medical Secretary 46 Susan M. Field York, Penna. Liberal Arts student Senate 12 1, Lambda Sigma Chi (21, Correspond- ing Secretary; Yorker (2 1, Tower (2 1, Editor; Sigma Tau Sigma, Corresponding Secretary; Interim Committee, Chairman of Convocation Committee, Award Committee, Carl E. Forsythe York, Penna. Business Administration Gloria J. Falkenstine York, Penna. Medical Secretary Lambda Sigma Chi (2i. Glee Club. Bowling (2i. Volley- ball. George L. Fetrow Newberrytown, Penna. Engineering Alpha Rho Sigma. Glee Club. 47 Henry L. Geeber Wellsville, Penna. Business Administration Sigma Tau Sigma. Vice-President; Seminar, Student Sen- ate, Treasurer, James H. Gettys York, Penna. Engineering Sandra A. Freed York, Penna. Secondary Education Secretary of Freshman Class. Lambda Sigma Chi (2), Recording Secretary; Glee Clu b 12 i . Camera Club, Record- ing Secretary; Student Senate, Chairman ot Convocation Committee, Cheerleader, Christmas Queen Candidate (2), Patricia A. Frey York, Penna, Medical Technology Lambda Sigma Chi (2), Parliamentarian. President: Glee Club, Trampoline Club, Freshman Class Treasurer, Tower Staff, Intramurals, Seminar, 48 William M. Gillingham Milford, New Jersey Business Administration Basketball 12 i. Baseball. Student Senate. Jerry Gingerich York, Penna. Education Yorker. Tower. Orchestra. Basketball Manager, Mu Eta Kappa. Treasurer. Chaplain- Darrell D. Gipe Brogueville, Penna. Liberal Arts Sigma Tau Sigma. Nadine E. Gladfelter Brodbecks, Penna. Medical Technology Lambda Sigma Chi ( 2 i . Treasurer; Interim Committee. Dean ' s List (2). Tower. Sophomore Class Treasurer. Vol- leyball Team. Seminar. Student Senate. 49 Thomas A. Green York, Penna. Engineering Mu Eta Kappa Sandra F. Groh York, Penna. Medical Secretanj Secretary of Student Senate, Lambda Sigma Chi ( 2 ) . Vice- President Corresponding Secretary; Homecommg Queen. Queen of Halloween ( 2 i , Deans List, Interim Committee. Ways and Means Committee. Secretary of Sophomore Class, Tower Staff. Urban Halke, Jr. Harrisburg, Penna. Liberal Arts Glee Club. Theta Delta Fellowship. President; Basketball. Chaplain of Student Senate. Carl L. Hamm Brodbecks, Penna. Mathematics Engineering. 50 Victor R. Hamme York, Penna. Engineering Mu Eta Kappa. A. Richard Heberly York, Penna. Psychology Phi Delta Phi (2i, President; Orchestra, Trampoline Club. Jane E. Heller York, Penna. Liberal Arts Interim Committee. Tower Staff. Dean ' s List, Seminar. Donald Himes Ea.st Berlin, Penna. Business 51 Joy Jones York, Penna. Liberal Arts Raymond E. King Hellam, Penna. Engineering Basketball, Alpha Rho Sigma, Seminar. Vivian M. Hunt Glen Rock, Penna. Liberal Arts Glee Club (2), Student Senate (2), Chairman of Awards Committee, Social Committee, Interim Committee, Tower. Yorker ( 2 ) . Editor: Cheerleading. Candidate for Christ- mas Queen (21. Freshman Class Representative. James V. Jones, Jr. Camp Hill, Penna. Liberal Arts Phi Delta Phi. Linguistians. 52 SoNiA J. Kline York, Penna. Elementary Edueutiou Secretary of Freshman Class. Lambda Sigma Chi (2) Cheerleader. Glee Club. Theta Delta. Trampoline Club. Garry C. Kling York, Penna. Mathematics student Senate, Alpha Rho Sigma Yorker ( 2 ) . Mu Eta Kappa. Parliamentarian ( 2 ) , Ray L. Knaper Dallastown, Penna. Business Administration Edgar W. Knaub York, Penna. Chemical Engineering Mu Eta Kappa. Fraternity. President. Vice-President; Engineering 53 Bakrie W. Kohler Red Lion, Penna. Electrical Engineering James Krug Hanover, Penna. Chemistry Charles Lilley Camp Hill, Penna. Engineering Engineering Fraternity, Treasurer: V Camron Lyons York, Penna. Liberal Arts Basltetball ( 2 ) , Phi Delta Phi. 54 Bruce Middlekauff Camp Hill, Penna. Education Harry Mowers York, Penna. Chemistry Philip A. Metzel York, Penna. Business Adminisiration Ruth Ann Meyer York, Penna. Elementary Education Lambda Sigma Chi. Yorker Dramatics Club, Linguistian: Glee Club, Student Senate, , Theta Delta Fellowship. 55 Tony Preston York, Penna. Liberal Arts President Glee Club, Vets. Tower. Yorker. Mu Eta Kappa, Student Senate. Sophomore Class President. Theta Delta. Warren Rawlings Limerick, Penna. Liberal Arts Glee Club, Interim Committee, Sophomore Social Commit- tee. Glee Club Representative Student Senate. Yorker. Chairman of Service Committee. James O ' Connell Pittsburgh, Penna. Liberal Arts Andrew W. Poet York, Penna. Pre-Ministerial President Student Senate. Vice-President Footlighters, Chaplain Mu Eta Kappa, Theta Delta Representative to Student Senate, Interim Committee, Chairman of Commit- tee for Colonial Days, Play — Curse You Jack Dalton. 56 R. Jeanne Reidinger York, Penna. Elementary Education Larry Reindoll. r Hanover, Penna. Engineering Basketball Co-Captain. Alpha Rho Sigma, Intramurals. Mu Eta Kappa. Sergeant of Arms: Baseball. Barbara A. Ryan York, Penna. Business Administration Freshman Vice-President, Theta Delta Vice-President, Sigma Tau Sigma Secretary. Runner-up for 1959 Christ- mas and Halloween Queen. Seminar, Theta Delta Repre- sentative to Student Senate. Raymond Schaffer York, Penna. Pre-Medical Sigma Tau Sigma. 57 Thomas K. Schminke York, Penna. Liberal Arts Trampoline Club. Treasurer Sophomore Class. Thomas Sheffer York, Penna. Business Management Donald L. Shuman Camp Hill, Penna. Business Administration student Senate. Treasurer. Beau Smith Wrightsville, Penna. Liberal Arts 58 Charles Smith Delta, Penna. Business Administration Michael Smith Hanover, Penna. Liberal Arts Yorker, Sigma Tau SiBma. Treasurer: Theta Delta. William F. Smith, Jr. Lancaster, Penna. Business Adm inistration Larry Snook New Cumberland, Penna Liberal Arts 59 John H. Spillman York, Penna. Accounting Phi Delta Phi Vice President. Supreme Delta, Yorker, Trampoline Club, Bowling League, Christmas Program Cast, Seminar, Halloween Float. LiiNDA K. Sprenkle Red Lion, Penna, Medical Technology Lambda Sigma Chi Secretary, Trampoline Club. Robert Snyder Dornsife, Penna, Liberal Arts Hilda L, Sperling York, Penna. Secondary Education Theta Delta Secretary-Treasurer, Linguistians. Student Senate Representative, Footlighters, Interim Committee. 60 Samuel F. Stacks Lancaster, Penna. Business Administration Phi Delta Phi, Parliamentarian. Sergeant at Arms; Hal- loween Float. Kay I. Str. usbaugh Codorus, Penna. Medical Secretary Glee Club. Lambda Sigma Chi. Naomi Tomita York, Penna. Business Adminisiration Lambda Sigma Chi, Chaplain. Recording Secretary; Can- didate Christmas Queen. Marilyn Urie Harrisburg, Penna. Business 61 Edward L. Waltemyer New Freedom, Penna., R. D. No. 2 Accounting Bowling League. Wayne Westfall Dover, Penna. Chemical Engineering Donald E. Whorl York, Penna. Business Administration Mu Eta Kappa, Treasurer, Lloyd A. Wilheim, Jr. Winterstown, Penna. Engineering 62 Papatsorn Yanotai York, Penna. Business Administration Engineers. Theta Delta. David A. Yingling Hanover, Penna. Science Basketball. Glee Club. Da ' id Wilsox York, Penna. Business James Wood York, Penna. Chemistrij Mu Eta Kappa. President; Alpha Rho Sigma. Student Sen- ate Representative; Service Committee. Student Senate, Christmas Play. 63 Kewmars Zamani York, Penna. Engineering Alpha Rho Sigma. Robert Zarfoss York, Penna. Liberal Arts Edwin Ziegler York, Penna. Liberal Arts Orchestra, Seminar. OflScers of the Class of 1960 for the Freshman year were President, John Geubtner; Vice-presi- dent, Tom Good; Treasurer, Elsa Buckwalter; Secretary, Sonia KHne; and Student Council Representatives, Vivian Hunt, Lois Brothers, and Susan Field. The second semester the following officers were elected President, Robert De ' ett; Vice- president, Barbara Ryan; Secretarv, Sandra Freed; Treasurer, Pat Wilt; and the same repre- sentatives as elected during the previous semester. Officers for the first semester of the sophomore year were President, Tony Preston; Vice-presi- dent, Ray Lucarella; Secretary, Sandra Groh; Treasurer, Nadine Gladfelter; and Student Senate Representatives, Lois Brothers, Sandy Freed, and Bill Gillingham. Second semester officers were President, Tony Preston; Vice-president, Ray Lucarella; Secretary, Sandy Groh; Treasurer, Tom Schminke; and Student Senate Representatives, Lois Brothers, Sandy Freed, and Nadine Gladfelter. 64 The Class of 1961 John Hoback FiV.sf Honor Man CHEMISTRY OBSERVERS K. Unger, N. Keller, R. Kissinger. Boiling acid out of water. 65 First row B Bowser T. Baker, B. Becker, G. Alfano, B. Getz, J. Crittenden. Second row: R Druck, K. Babb, J. Dick- TrtD Benedick LT.Barnitz: J. Bughman, M. Esworthy, H.. Cully, B. Epley, J. Bowersox, D. Ehrhart. D. Eppinger, B. Curry. Fourth row: M. Crowl, C. Dallmeyer, D. Billman, W. Hartzell. 66 f rrf rou,-; X. Keller, B. Heisler D. Gladfelter, B. Kiessling, M. Hanimels. Second roio: L Hoffman L Heck D Gruver £|g -cS l .S= , .a -- ' - S 67 First row: A. Meisky, P. Ludwig, S. Lininger, B. Messersmith, H. Kunkle, G. Royer, J. Leiphart. Second row: M. Smith, B. Smith, B. Master, R. Reem, H. Yost, H. Lawrence, K. Krebs. Third row: W. Reno, G. Knaub, J. Knight, A. King, R. Mever, B. Luckenbaugh, B. Mummert. Fourth row: B. Leese, C. Leber, T. Kohr, J. Pepo, K. Smitley. Fifth row: F. Nichols, J. Kohr, A. Lease, J. Peregoy, J. McDonald, L. Kohler. Sixth row: J. Hoback, S. Nussbaum, R. Luedemann, M. Rohrbach, M. Lehman, First row: C. McMaster, L. Knause, Z. Shaffner, C. Kitzmiller, B. Mehl, R. Lauchman. Second row: J. Moore, J. Sterl- ing, J. Wagner, W. Schniid, R. Brokenshire, L. Watson, F. Molz. Third row: T. Tidd, L. Zellers, S. Strausser, G. Snyder, C. Rutledge, R. Rudy. Fourth row: R. Smith, G. Ziegler, K. Unger, J. Strausbaugh, B. Lehman. Fifth row: D. Martin, D. Young, S. Rhinehart, T. Ness, H. Smyser. Sixth row: J. Rojahn, B. Waltz, A. Shue, N. Thay, J. Sheffer, L. Sleat. 68 First row: M. Sterner, J. Smith, R. Young, N. Kuhn. Second row: S. Seitz, L. Stallman, B. Somers, J. Schell, G. Lutz, V. Wildermuth. Third row: C. Zimmerman, J. Stouch, C. Richcrick, H. Seifert. Fourth row: B. Post, R. Stauffer, D. Westenberger. Fifth row: A. Hilt, J. Wolfe, J. Troutman, F. Schiding. First row: H. Blum, R. Henisse. Second row: D. Lee, R. Kissinger, C. Hill, R. Schmuck, R. Dale, D. Nease, J. Contino, D. Benedick. Third row: B. Keckler, J. Amsbaugh, M. Lehman, M. Rohrbach, L. Reiber. 69 Athletics )r ( Herb Sauder Coach Basil Biggs Trainer 71 MEMBERS OF 1960 TEAM: Sitting: Gillingham, Dohm, Moore. Second row: Schiding, Lee, Watson, Dickert. Third row: Biggs, Keckler, Reindollar, Myers, Smith, Sauder, Zellers. 72 1960 CHEERLEADING SQUAD: Hammels, Kline, Soniers, Freed, Royer, Hunt, Getz, Keller. M M 73 25 Smith 3 Dohm 1959-60 Record York Junior College, facing one of its toughest rebuilding jobs it ever had, opened its doors to freshman and sophomore basketball candidates October 15. Coach Herb Sauder ' s job was not an easy one since he had only one varsity member returning from last year ' s championship ball club, Larry Reindollar. By December 22, Herb had narrowed his choice of the starting five to seven. They included Larry Reindollar, Bob Smith, Dick Lee, Barry Keckler, Bob Dohm, Jimmy Moore and John Dickert. Smith and Reindollar were the only two who were six feet or over, and since the team was made up mostly of freshman lacking height and experience, the Big Green had to rely on desire and hustle. Reindollar and Smith were elected co-captains and the Flying Dutchmen celebrated their open- ing with a rousing 83 to 44 win over Hagerstown J.C. Dick Lee potted 22 while Smith, Dohm, and Reindollar all hit in double figures. The next foe was the strong Navy Plebes. The Plebes, with a superior height advantage ran rough-shod over the Green and White. With YJC getting off to a sluggish start, the Marauders from Millersville dished out an impressive 79 to 56 defeat on the Yorkers. Beginning the league schedule, Altoona pro- vided the first foe for YJC. Playing without co- captain Smith, York lost to its up-state rivals to the tune of 72 to 62. The Lebanon Valley Jayvees gave YJC its fourth loss and a strong Alumni quintet gave YJC its fifth consecutive loss as John Warner pumped in 36 for the winners. After five straight losses the Big Green whipped Her- shey J.C. in a league game played on the Yorker ' s floor. Sauder presented a well balanced offensive with four men in double figures. Against LVC, the Flying Dutchmen lacked good team play and dropped a 67 to 47 decision. In one of their more spirited games of the season, YJC turned back a good Stevens Trade School team on the home court. Dick Lee had 19 for YJC. In a league game against a weak Temple club the Big Green came out with a 75 to 61 win. Co-captain Smith had 20 points for the winners. At Gettysburg the Flying Dutchmen seemed to come apart at the seams late in the game and dropped a 75 to 67 loss to the little Bullets. Foul con ' ersions with less than a minute to plav brought about the downfall of YJC as the boys dropped a verv close decision to Ste ens Trade. In an exciting league game against Johnstown the Big Green came out with a 60 to 57 win. Smith, Dohm, and Lee led the attack. York ' s seventh win in a row came over a weak Hagerstown Club. Lee-and Keckler had 48 points between them. Returning home to meet a league opponent in Keystone J.C., the Sander club came out with a 79 to 48 decision. Buoyed by a chance to break even after a poor start, YJC hit the 500 mark with a 72 to 68 victory over the Gettysburg Freshmen, alwavs a favorite oppo- nent of York. Reindollar had 20 for the winners. Also on this night the 1946-47 state championship club of YJC and its coach Frank Brvant were given a special night by the alumni of the college. In the last phases of the season abetted by second semester player Myers, in a shooting spectacular, the Big Green eked out a victory over Hershey J.C. with Smith, Dohm, Lee, and Myers hitting double figures. Temple proved to be win number six in a row for the Sander club as the Big Green came out with a 89 to 48 win. Against a highly rated F M Freshmen club the Dutchmen played a great game as they came out on top with a 73 to 66 win. This was the seventh straight win for the locals as they closed out their home season with an 8 and 4 record. Against Keystone, the Dutchmeri lost 58 to 55. In a clos- ing season game played at Lancaster YJC dropped a 75 to 68 decision to the Millersville Jayvees. The Annual Penna. Junior College State Championship Tournament was held at LaPlume Penna. early in March. In the opening game, York was eliminated by Johnstown, the eventual winner. The following night York beat host Key- stone in the consolation game. YJC ' s Barry Keck- ler won a berth on the Tournament-All-Star Team. York ended its season with a 12-11 log and had the distinction of winning the division of the Junior College League. Co-captains Rein- dollar and Smith were selected as members of the eastern division all-star-team. Y.J.C. 83 39 56 62 50 86 70 47 60 75 65 65 60 90 79 72 78 89 73 55 68 69 83 1574 68.10 Hagerstown Navy Millersville J. V. Altoona Lebanon Valley J. V. Alumni Hershey Lebanon Valley J. V. Stevens Trade Temple Gettysburg Frosh Stevens Trade Johnstown Hagerstown Keystone Gettysburg Frosh Hershey Temple F M Frosh Keystone Millersville J. V. f Johnstown t Keystone Opp. 44 73 79 72 68 90 45 67 53 61 76 66 57 74 48 68 66 48 66 58 75 81 50 1475 63.26 denotes Pennsylvania Junior College League Games, fdenotes State Tournament Games. 75 Of 13 Reindollar 25 Smith Bowling Charlie Zimmerman Thirty-five students participated in the first intra- mural bovvhng venture tried by York Junior College. Jim Rojahn was the secretary to the League. The participants were paired into seven teams with five on a team. The strikes and spares took place at York Suburban Bowlerama on Wednes- days, at four, from December 2nd to the end of February. Team Three, captained by Bruce Rost, won by two points over team Two, captained by David Wilson. Wilt, Zimmerman, Miller, Royer Kline Sprenkle and Evans The 1960 Tower Tales end with many events warmly shelved in our memories. 78 Inde X Administration, 9, 12 Akers, Patricia J., 42 Alfano, Virginia F., 38, 66 Alleman, EvanReline E., 42 Amsbaugh, Jeffry K., 29, 69 Anderson, David J., 29 Anderson, Ross, 32, 66 Armstrong, James S. Arnold, Edward L. Arsenault, Donald J., 21, 22, 30, 32, 36, 42 B Babb, Ronald K., 66 Bair, William M., 37, 66 Baird, Ervin C. Barclay, Robert T., 42 Barnett, Gerald R., 29, 66 Barthelme, Julius, 43 Bear, Sheila G., 21 Becker, Beverly A., 24, 66 Benedick, Dale R., 32, 38, 66, 69 Benner, Kenneth W., 36, 43 Bentz, Ronald H. Billet, Ronald E. Billman, Richard P., 66 Blum, Helen E., 28, 69 Bollinger, Harvey W., 29, 66 Bortner, Douglas L. Bose, Betty Lou, 21, 66 Bottini, Fred D., 66 Bowersox, Harold J., 66 Bowling, M. Virginia, 43 Bowman, Osborne W., 30, 66 Bowser, Betty C., 20, 66 Breighner, William J. Bretherton, Norman T. Brickner, Edwin L., 24, 36, 37, 44 Brillhart, A. Marie, 20, 22, 26, 44 Brokenshire, Richard B., 21, 32, 68 Brothers, Lois, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 34, 35, 44 Brown, Michael D., 25, 44 Bubb, Dorothy L., 45 Bughman, Herbert S., 66 Bush, Richard B., 66 Byerly, Joe E. Caley, Anthony W. Carpenter, Joyce M., 24, 26, 66 Conran, John, 45 Contino, Joseph R., 66, 69 Crawford, Robert W. Crittenden, Judith A., 26, 34, 66 Crone, Donald E., 45 Crouse, Richard H., 45 Crowl, Michael E., 66 Cully, Herbert L., 66 D Dale, John R., 69 Dallmeyer, Craig E., 66 Daryman, Linda A., 26, 66 Daum, Gary C, 46 DeVett, Robert L. Dickert, John H., 37, 66, 72 Dohm, James R., 72, 74 Dolbin, Benjamin H., 32, 38, 46 Doll, Delores A. Domer, John C, Jr., 66 Donald, Edward M. Donaldson, Richard G., 66 Druck, Rodney C, 30, 66 Dunkle, James A. E Easley, Marceline M. Eaton, Glenwood W. Ehrhart, E. Donald, 66 Einsig, Sheila K., 38, 66 Epley, William D., 66 Eppinger, Richard L., 66 Evans, Marianne, 26, 46 Evans, Prudence E., 77 Faculty, 13-17 Falkenstine, Gloria J., 26, 46 Fallert, Robert J., 30, 67 Fenninger, M. Gretchen Fetrow, George L., 47 Field, Susan M., 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 26, 47 Forsythe, Carl E., 47 Frantz, Michael C, 31, 67 Freed, Sandra A., 20, 26, 28, 36, 47, 73 Frey, Patricia A., 22, 26, 48 Garrett, Rodger B., Gerber, Henry L., 25, 48 Gettys, James H., 48 Getz, Barbara A., 22, 66, 73 Gibbs, Robert M., Jr., 21 Gilbert, Robert L. Gillingham, William M., 21, 48, 72 Gingerich, Gerald M. Gingerich, Jerry L., 30, 38, 49 Gipe, Darrell D., 25, 49 Gladfelter, Doris K„ 26, 67 Gladfelter, Nadine E., 21, 22, 26, 49 Gosnell, Edward T., 38 Green, Thomas A., 49 Gregory, Theodore K., 67 Griffith, Harriet C, 26, 37 Grim, William H. Groff, Terry L. Groh, Sandra F., 21, 22, 26, 50 Gross, Charles E., 67 Grove, Ronald N. Gruver, Richard A., Jr., 67 H Hahn, Marlyn E., 32, 67 Haldeman, George P., 29, 67 Halke, Urban J., Jr., 20, 31, 37, 50 Hamm, Carl L., 32, 50 Hamme, Victor R., 34, 50 Hammels, Maxine J., 26, 67, 73 Hansen, Alfred W. Hardin, Ralph P., 67 Hartzell, William L., 66 Hauck, R. Darrell, 30, 67 Heberly, A. Richard, 21, 29, 38, 57 Heck, Larry G., 67 Heiland, Thomas L. Heisler, Elizabeth A., 67 Heller, Jane E., 22, 25, 37, 57 Helm, Jack M. Hendrickson, R. Victor Henisse, Rose Mary, 69 Herold, Bruce F., 22, 23, 24 Hershey, Robert G. Hertzog, John B., Jr., 38, 66 Hess, David A., 35 Hess, David T., 20, 67 Hevner, Barry E. Heylin, Gordon B. Higgins, Kate, 39, 67 Hildebrand, Calvin B. Hill, Charles H., 69 Hilt, Zarryl S., 69 Himes, Donald, 51 Hoback, John T., 21, 22, 25, 30, 35, 68 Hoover, John R., Ill, Hopkinson, Robert W. Howell, DeWayne E. Hubley, John G. Hunt, Vivian M., 20, 21, 22, 24, 26, 28, 51, 73 J Jackson, J. Donald, 67 Johnston, William A. Jones, James V. L., Jr., 52 Jones, Joy P., 21, 52 Jordan, Patsy J., 67 Joseph, Linda A., 67 Kauffman, Joanne E., 67 Keckler, Barry R., 69, 72 Keller, Charles W., 67 Keller, Nanette F., 26, 28, 67, 73 Kesselring, Kenneth E., 67 Kie.ssling, Barbara J., 67 Kilgore, David L. King, Allan L., 68 King, Donald B. King, Raymond E., 32, 52 Kissinger, Roy H., 29, 69 Kline, Sonia J., 26, 52, 73, 77 Kling, Garry C, 53 Knaper, Ray L., 53 Knaub, Edgar W., 20, 30, 53 Knaub, Gorman J., 68 Knight, John M., 29, 68 Knouse, Linda C, 68 79 Koemer, Frank E., 29 Kohler, Barrie W., 53 Kohler, Lowell K., 68 Kohr, James D., 68 Kohr, Thomas D., 20, 22, 6: Korthaus, Glenn L. Krebs, Kenneth E., 38, 68 Krug, James B., 54 Kunkle, Hilda V., 68 Lauchman, Ruth I., 26, 68 Lawrence, Henry R., 68 Lease, Allen W., 68 Leber, Charles C, 68 Lee, Richard K., 37, 69, 72, 73 Leese, H. Robert Lehman, Barto L., 68 Lehman, Michael E., 32, 35, 39, 68 Leiphart, Janice L., 68 Lilley, Charles E., 54 Lininger, Sharon K., 26, 68 Lucabaugh, George C. Lucarella, Raymond G. Luckenbaugh, Robert E., 68 Ludwig, Patricia E., 26, 68 Luedemann, Roger, 68 Lutz, Gloria A., 20, 69 Lyons, Harry C, Jr., 29, 54, 73 M McCormick, John M., Jr. McCubbin, Ronald L. McDonald Jon M., 29, 68 Maier, Wilhelm Mann, Helyn B, Martin, David J., 37, 68 Master, Barry K., 68 Maxwell, John L. Melhorn, James I. Mentzer, Paul J. Messersmith, Beverly A., 26, 68 Metzel, Philip A. Meyer, Ruth A., 31, 54, 68 MiddlekaufF, Bruce E., 55 Miller, Delvin G. Miller, Glenn C. Miller, Jacob L., Jr. Miltner, Donald A. Mitzel, Philip, 55 Molz, Ferdinand, 20, 68 Moore, James P., 68, 72, 76 Mowers, Harry, 55 Mummert William J. B., H 20 22 24, 31, 68 Myers, Donald E., 72 Myers, Earl T., Jr. Myers, Ronald E., 29 N Nace, Darwyn J. Nash, Robert E. Nease, Dennis M., 69 Ness, Thomas W., 29, 68 Nichols, Frederick, 35, 68 O O ' Connell, James J., 55 Paul, Frederick O. Pennell, William H., HI Pepo, Jack F., 68 Peregoy, John E., 29, 68 Post, Andrew W., 19, 20, 21, 30, 31, 56, 69 Preston, Anthony G., 24, 30, 56 Prutzman, Ernest C. R Rawlings, Warren, 20, 56 Redsecker, Ed. J. Reem, Richard E., 68 Reidinger, Roberta J., 26, 56 Reindollar, Larry R., 21, 57, 71, 73 Reno, William L., 68 Rhinehart, Walter S., 68 Richcrick, Clair E., 69 Rohrbach, Miles E., 68 Rohrer, Wilbur H. Rojahn, James R., 68 Rost, Bruce B., Jr. Royer, Georgia A., 68, 73, 77 Rudy, Ronald E., 68 Rutledge, Charles W., 68 Ryan, Barbara A., 20, 21, 25, 28, 31, 57 Sayers, William E. SchafFer, Raymond, Jr., 25, 57 Schell, Judith, 26, 69 Schiding, Frederick P., 69, 72 Schmid, William L., 68 Schminke, Thomas K., 57 Schmuck, Ronald E., 69 Seber, Edward J. Seebold, Scott W. Seifert, Harry A., Jr., 32, 36, 69 Seitz, Sally R., 69 Shear, Samuel C. Sheffer, Thomas T., 58, 68 Shuman, Donald L., 20, 58 Sleat, Laurence K., 32, 39, 68 Smith, Beau E., 38, 68 Smith, Charles E., 58 Smith, James E. Smith, Joan E., 26, 69 Smith, Morgan H., 21, 37 Smith, R. Michael, 25, 59, 68 Smith, Robert W., 68, 72, 74 Smith, William F., Jr., 59 Smitley, Kenneth R., 68 Smyser, Henry R., 68 Snelbecker, Leroy D. Snook, Larry, 59 Snyder, Gary J. Snyder, Glenn E., 68 Snyder, Robert L., 59 Somers, Barbara J., 26, 28, 34, 69, 73 Spangler, Richard L. Sperling, Hilda L., 20, 21, 28, 31, 60 Spillman, John H., 24, 29, 60 Sprenkle, Linda K., 26, 60, 77 Springer, Kenneth L., Jr., 21 Stacks, Samuel F., 60 Staley, Edward F. Stallman, Lydia S., 69 Stauffer, Ronald P., 32, 69 Sterling, W. Jerome, III, 68 Sterner, Jean L. Sterner, Marjorie H., 69 Stewart, William T., II Stotsky, Lee N. Stouch, Jay D., 36, 69 Strausbaugh, Joseph E., 32, 68 Strausbaugh, Kay I., 26, 37, 61 Strausser, Shirls D., 68 Stroud, James A. Sublette, Robert D. Tharp, Nolan R. Tidd, Thomas N., 29, 68 Tisack, Derek D. Tomita, Naomi D., 26, 28, 61 Townsend, Arthur C. Troutman, John E., 69 Twohy, Henry B. U Unger, Kenneth E., 68 Urie, Marlyn, 61 Vanderwall, Joyce A. Voss, Elizabeth E. W Wagman, Gregory I. Wagner, Jerry R., 38, 68 Waltemyer, Edward L., 61 Waltz, William G., 68 Watson, Lawrence E., 68, 72 Weigel, Dallas E. Westenberger, David R., 21, 69 Westfall, Wayne L., 62 Whitmore, William Y. Whorl, Donald E., 30, 62 Wildermuth, Virginia R., 69 Wilhelm, Lloyd A., Jr., 62 Wilson, David E., 30, 62 Wilson, Roger B. Winstead, Elizabeth W. Wilt, Pat., 77 Wolfe, James R., 69 Wood, James G., 20, 21, 30, 32, 63 Yanotai, Papatsorn, 63 Yingling, David A., 63 Yost, Herbert D., 29, 68 Young, Darryl R., 30, 32, 68 Young, Ruthann, 69 Zamani, Kewmars, 63 Zarfoss, Robert W., 64 Zellers, Leroy W., 38, 68, 72 Ziegler, Edwin M., 38, 64 Ziegler, George P., 68 Zimmerman, Charles D., Ill, 30 69, 77 80 y- - ps PROPOSED ULTIMATE CAMPUS YORK JUNIOR COLLEGE SCALE 300 ASSOCIATED ARCHITECTS ENGINEERS .laa EAST MARKET STREET YORK, PENNSYLVANIA D. A. GILBERT. R. A. G. C. WEISENSALE, P E C. H. ROHRBAUGH. H. A. W. D. ZEIGLEH, R. A.