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1964
CUMBERLAND
Shippensburg State College
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
Editor-inChief:
Gary Kraybill
Associate Editors:
Linda Gerber
Robert Blacker
Table of Contents
Campus L ife........................................Page1
Faculty and Administration . . . . Page 21
Seniors.........................
Page 39
Underclassmen.................................... Page89
Activities.......................
Page 107
Sports , .................
Page 137
-1964 AT SSC WHAT HAS HAPPENED?
PROGRESS?
AN EXPANDING CAMPUS . . .
MÊËm
mnw
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NEW FACES . . .
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SOME ENJOYED CROWDS
WHILE OTHERS . . .
MOUNTING TENSIONS . . .
RELEASED IN LEISURE
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W E’VE BEEN
ENTERTAINED
A VITAL ROLE
CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE
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SOME WINS, SOME LOSSES .
GROWTH THROUGH
COMPETITION
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QUEENS
CROWNS
FLOATS . . FLOWERS . . .
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A YEAR OF PROGRESS . . .
THESE HAVE HAPPENED
W ith o u t th e d e d ic a tio n o f th e fa c u lty , S h ip p e n sb u r g S ta te C o lle g e p r o g r e s s w o u ld b e n e g lig ib le .
W o r k in g u n d e r c o n d it io n s o ft e n b e lo w th e le v e l o f
p r o g r e s s iv e h ig h s c h o o ls , m a n y fa c u lty m e m b e r s
s p e n d d a ily m o r e th a n e ig h t h o u r s o n c a m p u s , p lu s
o ff-c a m p u s p la n n in g a n d g r a d in g —te a c h in g c la s s e s ,
s u p e r v is in g la b o r a to r ie s , a n d c o u n s e llin g s tu d e n ts .
E v e n in g a n d S a tu r d a y le is u r e h o u r s a r e o fte n a b
s o r b e d b y e x tr a c u r r ic u la r a d v iso r sh ip s o r g r a d u a te
s tu d ie s . D e s p ite h a n d ic a p s , o u r fa c u lty h a s e x p a n d e d
a n d h a s a d v a n c e d in a m o u n t o f g r a d u a te w o r k p u r
su ed .
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President
Ralph E. Heiges
Progress has b een the key w ord during
the adm inistration of Dr. Ralph E. H eiges.
D uring his adm inistration the cam pus has
expanded considerably in size, the e n
rollm ent has doubled, the faculty has
doubled and m any new academ ic programs
have b een added, am ong them , graduate
studies and liberal arts.
Dr. H eiges cam e to Shippensburg as
D ean of Instruction in 1955 and becam e
P resident of the college the follow ing year.
H e was graduated from Shippensburg in
1922, and received his B.A. degree from
U rsinus C ollege and his M.A. and Ph.D.
degrees from C olum bia University.
Dr. and Mrs. H eiges live in a b eau ti
ful three-story brick house on the South
w est corner of the campus.
Pictured h ere is Dr. H eiges serving in a few
of his m any roles as ch ief adm inistrator of the
college. Above: As a decision m aker in his office.
Below: Inspecting new buildings on cam pus.
bottom right: as coordinator of an expanding
Shippensburg.
S hippenburg State College
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
May, 1964
TO THE CLASS OF 1964:
These are stirring times. The campus throbs
with the excitement of change and progress. You have
witnessed the ground-breaking for six new buildings.
The liberal arts program began and your class numbers
the first graduates with the Bachelor of Arts degree
from Shippensburg.
You have been fortunate in the faculty members
you have had as your friends and teachers. As the years
pass you will value their assistance more and more. Here
is a group of dedicated men and women to whom you will
come when you return to your Alma Mater.
The friendships you made at Shippensburg will
remain yours for life. The struggles of student
government and fraternities bind you together, the
competition of the classroom and the athletic field
have strengthened you and you are now representatives
of the greater Shippensburg. The fortunes of Shippensburg
go forward with you.
May good luck and the blessings of peace be
yours.
Cordially,
Raiph E. Heiges
President
The members ot the
Board of Trustees
are: Seated: R. A.
Myers, Sr., E. I. My
ers, J. B. Hockersmith. Standing: P. E.
Bogar, C. A. Naugle, J. B. Landis, J.
G. Woomer, H. U.
Crouse.
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Pictured above is Gilmore B. Seavers, B.S., M.Ed.,
who serves as Administrative Assistant to the Pres
ident. To the right is Dean of Instruction, D. Paul
Sarny, B.S., A.M., Ed.D.
College Administrators
To the left is Paul E. Cauffman, B.S., A.M., Ed.D., Assistant Dean
of Instruction. Below, serving as Dean of Student Personnel, is
John E. Hubley, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Vital to the
progress of any
college com m un
ity are those m en
who work very
hard tow ard the
goal of a m ore ef
ficient and b etter
institution.
At Shippensburg we find a
group of very
dedicated gen
tlem en who are
responsible for
the
academ ic
and student af
fairs of the col
lege.
Passing
by
their offices d u r
ing school hours
and often tim es afterwards also, we see them
diligently working.
As the college expands We also find the
addition of new faces to our adm inistrative
Director of the expanding Liberal Arts Program is Benjamin Nispel, B.S., Ed.M., Ph.D.
Above is pictured Mark M. Lipper, B.A.,
M.A., Director of Public Relations. To
the left is Director of Admissions, Albert
Drachbar, B.S., M.Ed.
force and added responsibilities to those
who are now serving.
W ith m uch appreciation w e salute these
builders of Shippensburg State College.
William E. Beyers, B.S., M.S., Ed.D., is Director of Student Teach
ing and Placement.
M anaging young m en and young wom en
is a position requiring m uch patience and
ability. Miss Virginia Long and Mr. D avid
D olbin are two people on cam pus who are
familiar to all dorm itory students. As D ean of
W omen, Miss L ong is responsible for the
m anagem ent of the girls’ dorm itories. Mrs.
M arel C heng, A ssistant D ean of W omen,
finds her responsibilities w ith the w om en
residing in town. Mr. D avid D olbin, D ean
of M en, lives in O ld M ain, and supervises
the m en in O ld M ain and W right Hall.
T hese individuals devote m uch of their
tim e to the housing affairs and problem s
of the students of the college.
David Dolbin, B.S., M.Ed., serves as Dean of Men.
Deans And Aides Counsel Students
T he H ead R esidents assist the deans in
m aintaining pleasant dorm itory conditions:
Mrs. Ava Kalar in H orton, Mrs. O livia Roush
The head residents, Mrs. Gremillion, Mrs. Roush,
Mrs. Kalar, Mrs. McKean.
in M cCune, Mrs. Mary G rem illion in RelMar, and Mrs. Janet McKean in Wright. T hey
are aided by the resid en t assistants and re
ceptionists.
Mr. Dolbin’s Resident Assistants are: front row, J. Farmer, R. Lynch, S. Park
Second row: J. Kipp, T. O’Shea, A. Grenier, D. Ernakovich.
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Receptionists: Seated, K. Dengler, L. Palmer, L. Linnemeier, L. Reigart. Standing, C. Shaffer, A. Coup, L. Cantone, J. Wagner.
Women town counselors: Row 1: J. Gregg, D. Seaks, B. Ness, M. Patterson, P. Eshleman
Row 2: J. Barton, S. Dillmuth, F. Wise, Mrs. Cheng, advisor. Row 3: E. Coons, G. Partchey
V. Rhoads, C. Winters, J. Shearer.
Assistant Dean of Women, Mrs. Marel
Cheng.
D. Marquart, B.S., M.Ed.; M. Fogelsanger, B.S., M.Ed.; T. Small,
B.S., A.M.; I. Illingsworth, B.S., M.Ed.; E. Light, B.S., M.Ed.; j!
Gunnet, B.S., M.Ed.
Frank L. Hair, B.S., M.Ed., serves as principal of the
Rowland Laboratory School.
SSC Faculty Capable, Dedicated
Library Science
Seated: H. Moyer, A.B., B.S., A.M.; A. M. Winton, A.B.,
B.S., M.Ed.; R. Bower, B.S., A.M. Standing, R. Miller,
B.S.; I. W. McCurdy, B.S.
Elementary Education
Seated: M. G. Hogg, B.S., M. Litt. Standing, D. M. Jones, B.A., M.A.,
D. Ed.; J. R. Williams, B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed.; M. C. Esh, B.S., M.Ed.,
V. A. Tritch, Jr., B.S.
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Graduate Studies
Graduate Faculty: Row 1: W. E. Kerr, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; R.O. Frantz, A.B., A.M.; G. Kaluger, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D.; J. E. Gratz,
B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; C. V. Cox, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; G. E. Kauffman, B.S., A.M.; M. E. Beamer, A.B., A.M.; J. F. LaSalle, B.A.,
M. Ed., D.Ed.; M. Dreese, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; J. F. Brougher, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.; C. F. Bellows, B.S., A.M.; L.A. Hanawalt, A.B.,
A.M., Ph.D. Row 2. A. M. Atkinson, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., J. Williams, B.S., M.Ed., D. Ed.; W. E. Peightel, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.; N. E.
King, B.S., M.B.A., C. S. Eastep, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; J. M. Roddick, B.S., M.Ed., W. L. Mowery, B.S., M.S.; B. Nispel, B.S., Ed.M.,
Ph.D.; K. B. Allan, B.Ed., A.M.; J. B. Hogg, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.
Graduate Program Successful
Education Faculty
A. M. Atkinson, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.; C. E. Glessner, B.S., M.Ed.; M. Dreese, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., G. Kaluger, B.S., M.
Ed., Ph.D.; W. Evans, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; J. F. Brougher, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.; C. S. Eastep, B.S., M. Ed., Ed.,D.; H.
Sweeley, B.S., M.Ed.
Willerd E. Kerr, B.S.,
M.Ed., Ed.D., is Di
rector of Graduate
Studies.
Business Education
J. E. Gratz, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; H. O. Kramer, B.S., A.M.; R. Heiss,
A.B., M.Ed.; N. E. King, B.S., M.B.A.; M. E. Beamer, A.B., A.M.;
J. F. LaSalle, B.A., M. Ed., D.Ed.; M. G. Cooley, B.S., M.A.; R. F.
Owavtz, B.S., M.Ed.
Mathematics
Science
Seated: W. C. Snyder, B.S.,
M.Ed.; T. Smyth, B.S.,
A. M., Ph.D.; C. Cheng,
B. S., M.S., Ph.D. Stand
ing: W. E. Peightel, B.S.
A.M., Ph.D.; D. E. Morningstar, B.S.; L. J. Lienemann, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.;
C. R. Eurich, B.S., A.M.;
D. Gilman, B.S., M.A.T.;
J. M. Roddick, B.S., M.Ed.
English
Seated: C. A. Rob
erts, B.S., M.A.;
D. E. Harpster,
A.B., M.A.; M.E.
Lindner,
A.B,,;
A.M.; E. M. Trine,
A.B., M.S.; D. B.
Garnder,
B.A.,
A. M., Ph D.; C. V.
Cox, B.S., M.Ed.,
Ed.D.
Standing:
G. W. Reisinger,
B. S., A.M.; R. A.
Cofftnan, B.S.; W.
J. Levy, B.A., M.A.;
L. A. Hanawalt,
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.;
J. R. Ruff, B.S.,
M. A.; S. J. Gref,
A. B.; A. F. Nichol
son, B.S., M.Ed.,
Ed.D.; W. Cane,
B. A., M.A.; J. S.
Steck, A.B., A.M.;
C. F. Bellows, B.S.,
A.M.; R. O. Frantz,
A.B., A.M.; M.M.
Lipper, B.A., M.A.
Social Studies
B. Ruekberg, A.B.
V.L. Profughi, B.S.
M.A.; M. Baliga
B.S., M.A., M.S.
Ph.D., L. M. Bou
chard, B.S., M.A.
Ph.D.; H. E. Line
weaver, B.S., M.S.
D. Hall, A.B., M.A.
Ph.D.; J. B. Hogg
B.S., A.M., Ph.D.
J. M. Myers, A.B.
A.
M., Ph.D.;
Wargo, A.B., M.A.
B. Nispel, B.S.
Ed.M., Ph.D.; ,E
H.
Sponseller
B.S., B.D., M.A.
PhD.
M
G. Waricher, B.S.,
M.Ed., G. E. Kauff
man, B.S., A.M.
Dr. H eiges assists trustee H. U. C rouse in break
ing ground for another new building.
Geography
R. L. Schneider, B.A., M.S., K.B. Al
lan, B.Ed., A.M., G. B. Winsor, B.E.
Ph.M.
Music
J. M. Reitmeyer, B.S.,
M.Ed., J. C. Weaver, B.S.,
A.M., W. L. Mowery,
Raider Room Staff—E. Lockbaum, J. Culbertson, N. Lytle, A. Kann, E. McCann, E. Reese, T. Sites, absent: V. Hippensteel. Student help, Ken Gill, absent: R. Rodgers, L. Sileo, S. Caldrone, J. Crowe, R. Eleuteri.
Mail Room Staff—T
E. Strohm, D. Eyler
S. Wieder.
Expanding College Staffs
A trip to the mailroom
to get m ail or to mail
a card to a friend at
hom e; into the Raider
Room for a m id-after
noon snack; a short walk
to the bookstore to buy a
blue-book for an exam;
th en over to the library
to return a few books or
to study; th ese are events
w hich may com prise the
Clerical Staff in
the Library are
Mrs.
H am
m ond,
Mrs.
Zonis, and Mrs.
Lytle.
afternoon of m any SSC
students. T he college
staffs who provide these
services to the students
are very vital even though
m any tim es th eir services
go unnoticed.
Bookstore em ployees are R. O w ens,
W. Neff, B. Leaphart, L. R eddig, G.
Porter, L. C harles, S. Garner.
Administrative Sec
retaries: Row 1: C. Allese, H. Koontz, C.
Needy, J. Roberts, H.
Rine. Row 2: N. Wer
ner, V. Graham, L.
Heckman, J. Bollin
ger, C. Stake, M. Ba
ker, V. Frey.
Kitchen
Staff:
Front Row: K.
Doyle, R. Lutz,
M. Ford, N. Wilhide, B. Hershey,
N. Russell, J. Tarner, E. Watsors, E.
Statler, J. Crider,
L. McClellan. Back
Row: D. Laughlin,
H. Oyer, D. Alleman, A. Horton, F.
S.
Sterrett,
L.
Mooney, L. Wiser,
K. Gayman, A.
Burdge.
Laundry Staff: Row
1: L. Weller, H.
Kitzmiller, L. Pi
per, M. O’Don
nell, N. Miller, E.
Sprecher. Row 2:
L.
Clough,
P.
Shields, M. Mar
tin, D. Coy, V.
Clough, V. Helman, R. Ressler, E.
Nye, C. Fisher, W.
Carbaugh.
R. Jacoby, Assistant Business Manager; H. Gill, Business Manager,
F. Cannon, Registrar.
O ur brave and courageous police
m en have m any varied duties.
Campus Policemen: R. Rebuck, H. Funston, K. Hock.
Business Office Staff: Front: M. Rotz, B. Bowen, E. Moyer. Rear: M. Lichty, J. Askins, D. Strayer.
The student secretaries are:
Row 1: S. Bubb, B. Fisher,
C. Ramsey, J. Brooks, C.
Wills. Row 2: K. Wilson, K.
Tarantino, B. King, A.
Adams, J. Kraponick, J. Ebersole, D. Mengel, A. Omlor,
L. Elicker. Row 3: A. Gram
mes, J. Bremser, D. Stevens,
V. Haines, D. Sherrick, A.
Schmitt, R. Smith, C. Volk,
F. McCann, N. Zuercher, D.
Schaffer, J. Boyer.
Students who work parttime in the library are —Row
1: P. Kelly, D. Hortner, A.
May, C. Pysnik, M. Elko, M.
Hamburg; Row 2: K. Ehrlicman, D. Sell, E. Palmer,
B. Nickel, B. Baumgardner;
Row 3: A. Bow, B. Free, P.
Miller, V. Rhoads, R. Fen
nell; Row 4: D. Freesman, S.
Kirkpatrick, R. Foor, L. Kinley, R. Nickle; Row 5: J.
Gotwalt, B. Leite, K. Brum
baugh, W. Nordai.
Student Janitors: C. Kauff
man, P. Romano, M. Pittman,
N. Vorkapich, T. Kelly, J.
Childs, J. Kelley, R. Smith,
B. Kohr, M. Baker, D. Lev
ering, J. Baker (foreman),
G. Arthur Commerer, super-
Waiters Association: Row 1: E. Brubaker, headwaiter; P. Weiss, treasurer; E. Helsel, Pres., Mrs. McClellan, dietician; B. Swin
dell, sec.; F. Wise, Pari.; Dale Hassler, headwaiter. Row 2: J. Daugherty, G. Partchey, J. Ebersole, L. Duncan, K. Mauer, B.
Johnson, P. Eshleman, L. Goshorn, S. Price, D. Potchak, C. Glasgow. Row 3: J. Fearn, P. Murray, S. Geist, A. Decker, X. Sternick, S. West, D. Mocker, L. Foose, G. Foose, C. Klinger. Row 4: G. Worthy, M. Himmelberger, R. Leister, R. Getz, M. Flothmeier, J. Nell, C. Nell, C. Manning, D. Jones, W. Boggs. Row 5: R. Plantz, E. Hormann, V. Plantz, J. Shearer, N. Smith, R.
Hupper, A. Neidig, J. Bortner, M. Snyder, R. Rode, A. Woodell. Row 6: D. Bungardner, W. Wolfard, A. Frew, D. Sherbine.
Students who worked as dishwashers were: Row 1: J. Kroh, H. Kochenderfer, J. Krouse, D. Fortunato; Row 2: T. Buchus, B. Dunn, J. Muckel, W. Beaver.
Kriner Hall, the building where the
waiters and dishwashers work, is a famil
iar sight to all on campus.
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I he Senior class of a (St-kJ |<•gi >| \ | >i (i«*s tine r<-si 1 11 ol lour \ *nus
train in g —academ ic, ndilelir, and social D uring die enrollm ent
of th e class of 1964, Sbjppensbm g Stale (,’ollege lias expanded
both in size1and polic y. 1hese loin vears have been but one seg
m ent in our lives. .4 he senior class will now split up and enter
various fields of endeavor. T he aspirations and plans of the
senior class are diversified and lofty. How right that they are!!
Seniors Leave with Memories
A dream y atm osphere was provided by the m usic of Billy May and his O rchestra at the
Junior-Senior Prom.
T he rocket on the Senior class float
informs us that we m ust forever push
forward —upw ard and onward.
Miss L indner has h elp ed
w ith m any problem s.
us
T he officers of the Senior class are: Row 1: Dr. M yers, dean; W ally Vogelsong, President; Jam es D eibler, Vicepresident. Row 2: Barbara Brown, Historian; Jack Thom pson, Treasurer; B ernadette King, Secretary.
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SHERRI MARIE ACKER
Elementary
Intramurals; WAA Cabinet; Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Class Sec
retary, 1 & 3; Boarding Women’s
Council; New Student Orienta
tion; Elections Committee; W.A.A.
DAVID LUTHER BAER
B u sin ess, A c c o u n tin g M anagem ent
Wrestling, Manager; Intramurals;
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon.
PAUL J.H. ADAMS
REGINA ALISI
B u sin e ss, A c c o u n tin g a n d
R e ta il se llin g
Seco n d a ry, E n g lish -L ib ra ry
S c ie n c e
Baseball; Varsity Club; Intra
murals; Aquatic, Club; Business
Education Club; Alpha Phi Omega;
Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Band; Library Club,
JON ANDREW ALBRIGHT
LEONARD FREDERICK
ASHFORD, JR.
S ec o n d a ry , P h ysics-M a th
Varsity Club; Tennis; PSEA-NEA;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Treasurer, 2;
I.F.C.; Boarding Men’s Council.
L ib e ra l A rts , S o cia l S cien c es
■ %v
Socear Trainer and Manager;
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Ii Nu
Epsilon; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Hypophetes; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus, vice-president, 2; Rubber
Band; Judiciary Committee.
CALLIE ADERSON
JAY MILTON BAILEY, JR.
B u sin e ss, SecretarialM anagem ent
B u sin ess, A c c o u n tin g M anagem ent
Business Education Club; CIA
Cabinet; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats; Student Sec
retary.
Intramurals; Business Educatior
Club; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigm;
Epsilon.
PEGGY JOAN BAILEY
Seco n d a ry, S ocial ScienceH isto ry
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; LSA; Quaesitum;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Social Studies Club; Tau Kappa.
BARBARA ANNE BARCUS
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Business Education Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minister Fellowship; Freshman
Counsellor.
SUSAN IRENE BAILEY
MARY ANNE BALITAS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Elementary
Club;
Business Education Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Student
secretary.
BONITA BALUP
PHILLIP TERRY BAKER
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l Scien c e-H isto ry
Phi Sigma Pi.
DARWIN LEONARD BAKNER
SANDRA LEE BARTOLI
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
E le m e n ta ry
E n g lish
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club.
Transfer from St. Joseph College.
JANET ELIZABETH BARTON
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA-Gamma Theta Upsilon
-Kappa Delta Pi-Fre shmen Counsellor-LSA.
LAWRENCE EDWARD BASLER
BARBARA JANE BAUGHMAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa
Epsilon, Heymai, 4; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen; Dishwasher.
Hockey; Masquers; Day Women’s
Council.
CAROL STOUFFER BENDER
CAROL LOUISE BISTLINE
S e c o n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Fresh
man Counsellor; Receptionist;
Cumbelaires.
EUB Club; English Club.
ROBERT FRANKLIN BLACKER
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
NOEL CAROL E. BITNER
JAY AUSTIN BITNER
S eco n d a ry
F ren ch -E n g lish
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University-Student Secretary.
Transfer from Dickinson College;
Student IEM Aide.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; E & R
Club; English Club; Mathematics
Club; Science Club; PSEA-NEA;
Quaesitum; Phi Sigma Epsilonl
Secretary 4; Cumberland, Associate
Editor, 4; Slate, Art Editor, 4;
Student Aide in Library; Chora
leers, Mixed Chorus, Treasurer
2; Boarding Men’s Council,
Secretary 3.
DONALD ALAN BLUBAUGH
L ib era l A rts
P olitical S cien c e-S o cia l S cience
Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA, President
3; WSSC, President 2; Social
Studies Club, Public Relations
Chairman, 4; Kappa Delta Pi,
President 4; Phi Sigma Pi; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Student Handbook;
President s Council.
JUDITH GARLITS BYLSHAK
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Art
Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Stu
dent aide in Library; Hockey;
W.A.A.
WAYNE LEE BOGGS
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Mathe
matics Club; Computer Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA; Wait
ers Association; Sigma Pi; Cum
berland, Photographer 4.
HARVEY WARNER BOLLINGER
SUSAN LOUISE BOOHER
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S tu d ie s
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Intramurals; Masquers;
matics Club; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from York Junior College.
Mathe
JEAN LOUISE BORTELL
FRED E. BOOK
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; LSA; Mathematics
Club; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Band.
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Hockey; Mathematics Club; PSEANEA; Boarding Women’s Council,
Treasurer 2; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships.
LINDA LOU BOWMAN
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Intramurals; English Club; LSA;
Mixed
Chorus;
Cumbelaires;
Freshmen Counsellor.
SHIRLEY MAE BOWMAN
Elementary
GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Art Club, Vice President 3, Treas
urer 4; CIA Cabinet; Elementary
Club; Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Wait
ers Association, Treasurer 3.
PSEA-NEA.
SALLY CLARA BOYD
LINDA KILLIAN BRENIZE
E le m e n ta r y
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Elementary
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Club;
EUB Club; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Mixed Chorus; Curnberlaires.
JEFFORY GEORGE BOYER
BARBARA RUTH BROWN
S e c o n d a ry
S o c ia l S cien c e-H isto ry
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Track; Intramurals; Social Studies
Club; Young Democrats; Ground
Crew; Boarding Men’s Council.
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; Aquatic Club, Sec
retary 2; English Club; PSEANEA; Alpha Sigma, President 4;
Mixed Chorus; Cap Crew; Class
Officer, Historian 1,2,3,4; Student
Aide in Library; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships 3;
Constitutional Revision Com
mittee 2.
JAYNE E. BREMSER
EDGAR WENDELL BRUBAKER
B u sin e ss
S ec re ta ria l-A c c o u n tin g
E le m e n ta ry
S p e c ia l E d u c a tio n
Intramurals; Business Education
Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA;
Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Omega Pi,
Historian 4; Student Secretary.
Aquatic Club; CIA Cabinet, VicePresident 2, President 3; UCC,
Treasurer 2, Chaplain 4; WSBC,
Treasurer 2, Program Director 3;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
President 3, Headwaiter 4; Alpha
Phi Omega, Sergeant-at-Arms 1,
Corresponding Secretary 2, Re
cording Secretary 2; Alumni
Secretary 3. .
JOAN LOUISE BURNS
METHA RIGGEAL BUCHER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
U.C.C.; PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Club;
Elementary
Club;
SANDRA ANN BURK
RICHARD J. BUCKUS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
LSA;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Majorettes.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Cap Crew;
Dishwasher; New Student Orien
tation Committee.
LOUISE BURKHART
CHARLES OTTO BUFFINGTON
E le m e n ta ry
S e c o n d a ry
C h e m istry -P h y sic s
Elementary
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Chemi
stry Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Phi
Omega; Sigma Pi.
PAUL EUGENE CAPEHART
DONALD RAY BUMGARDNER
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
M a n a g e m e n t a n d T y p in g
S econdary
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Track; Waiters Association; Rub
ber Band.
Transfer horn South Macomb
College; Business Education Club;
Veterans Club.
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Club;
Art
Club.
BEVERLY ARLENE CARE
E le m e n ta r y
Elementary Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus.
WILSON CASTILLO
JAMES O. CHILDS
S e c o n d a ry -C h e m istry
M a th e m a tic s
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
S a les
Mathematics Club; Science Club;
Waiters Association, Parliamen
tarian 3, Vice-President 4; Chemis
try Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi.
Football; Track; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club.
MARY R. CHULACK
CONNIE D. CLARK
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g
S eco n d a ry
L ibrary S c ien c e-H isto ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA; Slate; Student
Secretary.
Transfer from Millersville State
College;
Intramurals;
Library
Science Club; Westminster Fel
lowship; Alpha Beta Alpha; Band.
FREDERICA L. ELLIOT
L ib e ra l A r ts
H u m a n itie s
Transfer from Waynesburg Col
lege; English Club; Language
Club; Westminster Fellowship,
Secretary 2,3; Kappa Delta Pi,
Historian 4; Mixed Chorus; Fresh
man Counsellor; Dormitory Re
ceptionist.
EMMELINE M. COONS
ROBERT ARTHUR CODORI
E le m e n ta ry
L ib e ra l A rts
S o cia l Scien c e
G o v e rn m e n t-S o c io lo g y
Intramurals; Jazz
Kappa Epsilon.
Club;
Intramurals; EUB Club, Secretary
3; Elementary Club; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Orchestra; Freshman Coun
cilor.
Tau
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BARBARA ANNE CORDIVANO
ANNA BARBARA COUP
DONNA L. CRAWFORD
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club, Vice-President 3; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma,
Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi;
Cap Crew.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Psi Omega; Freshman Counsellor.
BARBARA JEAN CROYLE
GARY ALDEN CRISSMAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club, historian 4; Art
Club; CIA Cabinet; EUB Club,
chaplain 3; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen; Lyceum-Special Programs,
chairman 4.
Intramurals; Elementary ; Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus.)
ROBERTA JOAN CUDNICK
JOHN WILLIAM CRUM
H isto ry
S o cia l S cien c e
Transfer from U.S. Naval Academy;
Phi Sigma Pi.
ROBERTTOBIAS CRUMLING III
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Hockey; Business Education Club;
Masquers; Newman Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Ii Nu Epsilon;
S la te ; Mixed Chorus; Orchestra;
Cap Crew, co-captain 2; Student
secretary.
Baseball; Elementary Club; LSA;
Social Studies; Young Democrats;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club; Sigma
Pi; IFC, corresponding secretary 4;
Judiciary Committee.
LINUS J. CZAP
NICHOLAS E. DIFFENDERFER
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p eech
English Club; Masquers; PSEANEA; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Reflec
tor.
JAMES ROBERT DEIBLER, JR.
RONALD RALPH DEWEES
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c es
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s
Basketball, Captain 3,4; Varsity
Club, Vice-President 2, Secretary
3; Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Class Vice-Presidrnt 1,2,3,4.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club,
President 4; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Sigma Pi; Day Men’s Coun
cil, President 4.
RONALD BOGAR DEIBLER
BONNIE LOUISE DIEHL
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Football; Intramurals; Elementary
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Se c reta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Business Education Club, Histo
rian, 4; Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
DONNA MARIE DENTLER
Elementary
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma, Chaplain 3; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Mixed Chorus; C u m b ela ires, Treas
urer 3; Student Secretary; Boarding
Women’s Council; W.A.A.
SANDRA SUE DILLMUTH
Elementary
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; Round Table;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Freshman Counsellor; W.A.A.
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JOYCE B. DIMOFF
VICTORIA RUTH DUDA
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA.
English Club; Newman Club;
PSEA-NEA; Student Secretary.
ELIZABETH ANNE DREW
CHRISTINE F. DlROCCO
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Secretarial-Accounting
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA,
corresponding secretary 3; Fresh
man Counsellor; Student Secretary;
W.A.A.
Transfer from Georgetown Visita
tion Junior College; Elementary
Club.
WAYNE B. DIXON
S. LYNNE DRYBURGH
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -E n g lish
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Veterans
Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Pi,
IFC; Reflector ; Rubber Band.
Aquatic Club, president 2,3; PSEANEA.
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SUZANNE E. DONLEY
WILLIAM CLARENCE DUNN
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association, Secretary 3;
Alpha Sigma, treasurer 3; Student
Handbook Committee, chairman 4;
Cap Crew; Freshman Counsellor;
Senate, secretary 4; Horton Hall
Dorm Board, secretary S.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon, treasurer
4; Dishwasher, head dishwasher
3,4.
MELVIN RONALD EATON
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istry -B iology
Science Club.
KAREN RAE EBERMAN
DEANNE JOY EBERSOLE
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Elec
tions Committee.
DONNA LOUISE EICHLIN
CIA Cabinet, Recording Secretary
3; Vice-President 4; Mathematics
Club, Vice-President 4; Methodist
Club, Treasurer 3,4; PSEA-NEA;
Computer Club; Waiters Associa
tion; Band; Student Secretary.
BARBARA JEAN ENCK
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club,
Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon, President 4; Kappa
Delta Pi.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA.
DONALD GEORGE
ERNAKOVICH
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p eech
Transfer from University of Mary
land; Intramurals; English Club,
President 3; Radio Club; PSEANEA; Veterans Club, Vice Presi
dent 3; Kappa Delta Pi, Vice Presi
dent 4; Phi Sigma Pi; Tau Kappa
Epsilon, Historian 3; Shippenmen,
Secretary-Treasurer 3; Resident
Assistant; Student Assistant; Stu
dent Association Treasurer 3,4;
Boarding Men’s Council, Vice
President 3; Budget and Finance
Committee, Chairman 3,4.
PATRICIA ANN ESHLEMAN
JANET ANN ERGEN
B usin ess-S ecreta ria l
R e ta il S e llin g
WAA; Intramurals; Business Edu
cation Club; Newman Club; Radio
Club; PSEA-NEA; R eflector; Stu
dent Secretary.
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry S cience
Intramurals; CIA Cabinet, Secre
tary 2; Elementary Club; Methodist
Club, Secretary 2; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Freshman
Counsellor.
JOHN PATRICK FARMER
SALLY ANN FABER
BARRY GRAHAM FEHL
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CIA Cabinet; PSEA-NEA,
Vice-President 2; Waiters Associa
tion; Alpha Phi Omega; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Cap Crew; Class
President 2; Resident Assistant;
President’s Council; Boarding
Men’s Council, Vice-President 2;
President 3; New Student Orienta
tion Committee, Chairman 3.
Elementary Club; 'English Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Cumber
land,- Slate.
BARBARA ANN FICKES
WILLIAM FETTERMAN
E le m e n ta ry
L ib e ra l A rts
Sigma
Pi,
Vice-President
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Day Men’s Council.
Elementary Club; English Club;
LSA; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland,-
3.
S la te.
RONALD DALE FINK
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
Baseball; Intramurals; Business
Education Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association; Sigma Pi,
Treasurer 2,3; S la te ; Student
Handbook; Boarding Men’s Coun
cil, Treasurer 3.
ROBERTA LYNN FISHER
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S e c re ta ria l
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Masquers; Mixed Chorus;
Student Secretary.
SAMUEL WAYNE FISHER
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA.
WILLIAM HARRY FLICKINGER
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istr y -M a th
LINDA IRENE FRATTI
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals;
Chemistry Club;
Vice-President 3; PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Sigma Epsi
lon; Phi Sigma Pi; Band; Student
Help.
Transfer horn Hershey Junior
College; Elementary Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
WENDELL RICHARD
FLOOD, JR.
MARY CATHARINE FOREMAN
S eco n d a ry
S p a n ish -H isto ry
PSEA-NEA; Day Women’s Associ
ation.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Language
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
PATRICIA ANN FOGARTY
TERRY GLENNROY FOX
E le m e n ta ry
Speech
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Cheerleader; Homecoming
Queen 2; Varsity Club Sweetheart
Queen 2.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Mas
quers; Sigma Pi, Herold 3: Rubber
Band; Shippenmen, President 4.
WILLIAM G. FORD
BARBARA ELAINE FRENCH
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l Scien c e
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma; Fresh
man Counsellor.
Soccer, co-captain 3,4; Varsity
Club; Intramurals; Phi Sigma
Epsilon, Pledge Master 4.
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WILLIAM JAMES FRY
JUDY A. GENTRY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Football, Captain 4; Varsity Club,
Treasurer 4; Track; Intramurals;
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Shippenmen;
Resident Assistant.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; PSEANEA; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Kappa Delta Pi: Cumberland:
Slate; Cap Crew; Art Committee;
W.A.A.
GAIL JEAN GABRIEL
LUCY JANE FRYE
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Business Education Club, Corre
sponding Secretary 3,4; Radio
Club, Secretary 2,3, News Director
4; PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Alpha Sigma; Student Handbook;
Freshman Counsellor; Student
Secretary; W.R.A. Council; Judici
ary Council 4; Dormitory Board;
Shorthand Laboratory Assistant.
Hockey; W.A.A.; W.A.A. Cabinet,
Corresponding
Secretary
3;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Radio Club; Quaesitum; Social
Studies Club: Gamma Theta Up
silon, Vice-President 3; Cap
Crew; Secretary of Student Associ
ation 3; Chairman of Handbook
Committee 3.
DORIS P. FUNK
WILLIAM STANLEY GAUGLER
B u sin e ss - A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
E le m e n ta ry
PSEA-NEA;
Orchestra;
Women’s Association.
Day
Football;
Track;
Intramurals;
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pledge
Master 2,3 - President 4; I.F.C.
Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4;
Cap Crew, Co-Captain 4.
MARJORIE JUNE FUNK
LINDA JO GERBER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; W.A.A.; Aquatic Club;
Elementary Club; Tau Kappa,
Treasurer 4.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
LSA; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland,
Associate Editor, 4; S la te ; Cap
Crew;
Homecoming
Queen’s
Court, 1.
CARREL HILE GIBSON
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Mt. Aloysius Junior
College; Masquers.
ROBERT DAVID GIMMI
S econdary
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
LSA;
Masquers:
Mathematics
Club; Science Club, President 2;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Psi
Omega, President 4; Sigma Pi;
Slate; President’s Council.
EDWIN P. GOTWALS
THEODORE J. GOOD
L ib ra ry S cien c e
Transfer from Messiah College;
Library Club.
W. MICHAEL GREANEY
S e c o n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Golf; Varsity Club; Intramurals;
Mathematics; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Tau Gamma.
Aquatic Club; LSA; Masquers;
Radio Club, President 3, VicePresident 4; PSEA-NEA; WSTC;
Phi Sigma Epsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen.
ANDREW ALAN GRENIER
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l Scien c e
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Social
Studies Club; Quaesitum; WSTC;
Young Democrats, Vice-President
3, President 4; Sigma Pi, First
Counselor 4; I.F.C. Vice-President
3, President 4; Cap Crew; Class
Officer, Treasurer 3; Resident As
sistant; Boarding Men’s Council,
Parliamentarian
1,2; Judiciary
Committee 3.
M. GENEVIEVE GREGG
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club, SecretaryTreasurer 3; Elementary ( ’lui);
PSEA-NEA; Gamma Theta Up
silon; Kappa Delta Pi; Tau Kappa;
Freshman Counsellor; Women’s
Judiciary Council 3; W.A.A.
HAROLD LEON GRIFFIE
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Transfer horn Pennsylvania State
University; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Pi.
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RONALD NELSON GRIMM
NORMA MAE GROMMES
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Pledge Master 3,4.
Business Education Club, Record
ing Secretary 3; PSEA-NEA; Pi
Omega Pi, Vice-President 4; Cap
Crew;
Freshman
Counsellor;
Student Secretary.
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CAROLYN RAE GUINIVAN
Elementary
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau
Kappa; W.A.A.
LARRY EUGENE GUISE
JASON LUTHER GULDEN
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-G e o g ra p h y
S e c o n d a ry
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Varsity Club; Track; CIA Cabinet;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Historian 2,
Pledge Master 3, Intramural Chair
man 4; Cap Crew.
Intramurals; LSA; Mathematics
Club; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Pi; Band,
Secretary 3; Student Help in Book
store; Student Help in Raider
Room.
BYRON EMMETT
GUNSALLUS, JR.
ARTHUR E. GUYER
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Intramurals; Business Club, Presi
dent 3, Vice-President 4; PSEANEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega
Pi, President 4; Phi Sigma Pi;
Student Secretary; Budget and
Finance Committee.
Transfer horn Pennsylvania State
University; Intramurals; Mathe
matics Club; Methodist Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Pi.
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JUDITH L. HAGAN
B u sin e ss
Hockey; WAA; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club, Recording
Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA; Cap
Crew.
SANDRA KAY HAHN
LUCILLE E. HAMMOND
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Mixed Chorus;
Extra-Curricular Activities Com
mittee 2.
KENNETH CHARLES HAIR
SANDRA KAY HALL
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals;
Language
Club;
Mathematics Club, Vice-Presi
dent 3; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon,
Treasurer 3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma,
Historian 3; Band, Treasurer 3;
Orchestra, Vice-President 3; InterCollegiate State Band 2,3,4.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Busi
ness Education Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Cumberlairs; Mixed Chorus.
JUDITH ELAINE HALE
BEVERLY MARLENE
HAMILTON
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Hockey; WAA; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; English Club; Lan
guage Club, President 2,3; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta
Pi; Cap Crew; Student Secretary;
President’s Council 2.
ROBERT DENNIS HALL
JOHN HANKS
Seco n d a ry
C h e m istr y -M a th e m a tic s
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
Intramurals; EUB Club; Mathe
matics Club; Science Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Tau
Gamma; Rubber Band; Shippenmen; Cap Crew; Student Aide in
Raider Room.
Phi Sigma Epsilon.
LYNN E. HARBOLD
JAY RICHARD HEEFNER
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Basketball Manager 3; Intramurals;
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Band; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen; New Student Orien
tation 3.
MARY ELIZABETH
HASSINGER
GLENN IRVIN HARMON, JR.
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; I.F.C.,
Recording Secretary 2,3.
WAA; Intramurals; Aquatic Club;
Art Club; CIA Cabinet; Social
Studies Club; Cumbelaires; Mixed
Chorus.
EDWARD FRANK HARRIS
DALE TIMOTHY HASSLER
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
S e c reta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Mathematics Club;
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; LSA,
President 3, Student Advisor 4;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
Headwaiter 3,4; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus;
Resident Assistant.
Computer
KENNETH E. HARTZ
PHILLIP WAYNE HEILMAN
E n g lish -S o c ia l S cien c e
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g
Track, Manager; EUB Club; Eng
lish Club; Chess Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Pi; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Orchestra, Vice-President 3.
Baseball;
Business Education
Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; PSEANEA.
LOIS MAY HELMAN
EDDY LEE HELSEL
DARYL L. HENDERSHOT
B u sin e ss
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Business Education Club; Pi,
Omega Pi Historian 3; Student
Secretary.
CIA Cabinet; E & R Club; LSA,
treasurer 3; Mathematics Club,
Secretary-treasurer 3; Science
Club; PSEA-NEÂ, parliamentarian
4; Waiters Association, Presi
dent 4.
DOUBLAS A. HENRY
GERALD LEE HERSHEY
S eco n d a ry
B iology-C h e m istry
B u sin e ss
A cc o u n tin g -S e c re ta ria l
Baseball; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Methodist
Club.
MARLENE PATTON HESS
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -H isto ry
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Band.
Mathematics Club.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Masquers; Waiters Associa
tion; Pi Omega Pi; Phi Sigma Pi;
Sigma Pi; Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen, Vice-president 4; Cap Crew;
Class Officer, Treasurer 2; Stu
dent Secretary; Boarding Men’s
Council.
MARY CHATHERINE HESS
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; English Club;
Masquers; Library Club; PSEANEA; Alpha Psi Omega; Band.
DOLORES J. HOCH
SYLVIA LOU HOTT
KATHRYN GRACE HOOVER
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -B io lo g y
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y-M a th e m a tic s
Masquers; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor;
Student Secretary.
WENDY ANN HUGHES
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masquers; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa,
Secretary 4; W.A.A.
CONSTANCE ARLENE
HUNSECKER
EDWARD E. HUNSBERGER
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S p a n ish
PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from Eastern Mennonite
College; Language Club; PSEANEA.
HOWARD JAMES HUNTER, JR.
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
LOU JAMES INTRIERI
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club,
Vice-President 4; Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club, VicePresident 2, President 4; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Sargeant-at-Arms 3,
Recording Secretary 4; Class Offi
cer, President 1; President’s Coun
cil.
LEONARD MERRILL HURLEY
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma, Sargeant-atArms 4.
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Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Baseball; Mathematics
Club; Quaesitum; Veterans Club;
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-Presi
dent 4; Shippenmen; Freshman
Counsellor.
DONALD ALAN JACOBS
PHILIP CONNER KEIFFER
E le m e n ta ry
S econdary
S o cia l S cie n c e -M a th e m a tic s
Football; Varsity Club, Parlia
mentarian 4; Track; Intramurals;
Jazz Club; Masquers; Phi Sigma
Epsilon, Parliamentarian 4; I.F.C.
3,4; Slate; Lyceum-Special Pro
grams Committee 3; Extra-Curri
cular Activities Committee 3,4.
Transfer from Drexel Institute of
Technology.
J. BERNICE JOHNSON
DORTHEA FRANCES JONES
S eco n d a ry
G eo g ra p h y-S o cia l S cience
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Cortland College;
Newman Club, Treasurer 3; PSEANEA.
LSA;PSEA-NEA; Waiters Associa
tion; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Pi
Nu Epsilon; Band; Orchestra,
Secretary 3.
RONALD EUGENE JOHNSON
RONALD S. KEARNS
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
Baseball; Varsity Club, Secretary 4;
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Sigma Tau Gamma; Band.
Business Education Club.
DAVID ERNEST JONES
GEORGE MARTIN KEIM; JR.
E le m e n ta r y
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S a le s
Transfer from Geneva College;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Aquatic Club; Newman Club;
Science Club, Treasurer 2; PSEANEA, Treasurer 4; Waiters Associa
tion; Alpha Phi Omega, President
4; Sigma Pi; Handbook Committee
3; Campus Improvement Commit
tee 4.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Sigma Tau Gamma, Social
Chairman 4; Cap Crew; Class Offi
cer, Parliamentarian 3.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER
KIRKPATRICK
SARA G. KEISHNER
E le m e n ta ry
Class Officer, Secretary 2; PSEANEA; Masquers; Alpha Psi Omega,
Vice-President 4.
Seco n d a ry
So cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Gamma; Class
Officer, President 1; Student Help
in the Library; President’s Council;
Senate; Campus Improvement
Committee, Chairman 2,3,4.
ROBERT EARL KINTER
MEL G. KELLY
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Business Education Club; UCC
Club, Chaplain 2, Secretary 3,
Treasurer 4; Grotto, Secretary 2,
Vice-President 3, President 4;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Phi
Omega, Sergeant-at-arms 2, Treas
urer 3; Rubber Band.
Phi Sigma Pi; Mathematics Club;
Science Club.
JACOB W. KIPP
BERNADETTE A. KING
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c e
Aquatic Club; English Club, Sec
retary 3, President 4; Masquers;
Newman Club, Secretary 2; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland;
Class Officer, Secretary 4; Student
Secretary;
Boarding Women’s
Council, Secretary 3.
Football; Intramurals; IRC & ICG
Club, Chairman 3; Social Studies
Club, President 4; Young Demo
crats, Vice-President 4; Quaesitum;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Resi
dent Assistant; Boarding Men’s
Council, Treasurer 3; Athletic
Committee, Chairman 3; Judiciary
Committee, Chairman 4; Senate,
Junior-at-Large 3, Vice-President 4.
HAROLD KINSEY
JOYCE ANN KRAPONICK
B u sin e ss
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Varsity Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Business Education Club; Basket
ball; Football.
Business Education Club; Canter
bury Club; PSEA-NEA; Student
Secretary.
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GARY EDWARD KRAYBILL
ALICE LORAINE KUHN
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA, South
ern Region Vice-President 3, Presi
dent 4; Waiters Association; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Parliamentarian 3,
Vice-Rresident 4; I.F.C., Corres
ponding Secretary 3; Cumber
land, Editor-in-Chief 4; Rubber
Band, Leader 3; Class Officer,
Treasurer 2; New Student Orienta
tion Committee 3; Homecoming
Committee 3.
Language Club, Secretary 3; PSEANEA; Gamma Theta Upsilon,
Secretary-Treasurer 3; Kappa Delta
Pi, Treasurer 4.
SANDRA SUSAN LABOFISH
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CIA Cabinet; PSEA-NEA.
W.A.A._____________
Intramurals; Gamma Theta Up
silon, President 4; Phi Sigma Pi;
Sigma Pi, Secretary 4.
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; EUB Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Pi
Nu Epsilon; Band.
English Club; Freshman Coun
sellor; PSEA-NEA.
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
E a rth a n d S p a ce S cience
G eo g ra p h y
HELEN LUCILLE LAUVER
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
DOROTHY ANN LAYTON
RICHARD FRANKLIN
KUHNERT
ROBERT CLAYTON LEAMAN
S e c o n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
NANCY CAROL LESH
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Chess Club.
LSA; Waiters Association; Social
Studies Club; Cumberland 4.
E le m e n ta ry
PHYLLIS WENGER LESH
ALBERT M. LEWIS
STEPHANIE JANE LEWIS
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Recording secretary 3,4; Dish
washer; Tennis.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; E & R Club; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Omega Pi; Fresh
man Counsellor; Student Secretary.
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Queen 3.
JOHN FELIX LONERGAN
MERLE VINCENT
LINSENBIGLER
Seco n d a ry
S ocial S cien c e-E n g lish
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S a le s
Transfer horn Hershey Junior
College;
Football;
Wrestling;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Student Janitor.
Masquers; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Corresponding secretary 3,4; Dish
washer.
RONALD J. LYNCH
B u sin e ss
R e ta ilin g -T y p e w ritin g
Business Education Club; CIA
Cabinet; Centerbury Club, Presi
dent 2,3,4; Young Democrats;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club, Presi
dent 3, Officer Ex-officio 4; Pi
Nu Epsilon; College Activities
Calendar; Band, Librarian 3; Shippenmen; Intercollegiate Band;
Resident Assistant; Student Help
in the Library; President’s Council;
Extra-Curricular Activities Com
mittee.
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SUSAN McCAY
B u sin e ss
S h o rth a n d -R e ta il S e llin g
SHARON ANN McCAVITT
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
PSEA-NEA; MixedChorus.
Club;
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CUMBERLAND; Majorettes;
Student Secretary.
JUDITH ANN McCLEASTER
ANDREW DANIEL MAIER
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
G eo g raphy-E arth S cien c e
Elementary
PSEA-NEA.
Club;
Masquers;
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club;
Veterans; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
JOANNE ELIZABETH McCOY
JUDITH ANITA McCURDY
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
Sp a n ish -F ren ch
Intramurals; EUB Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Language Club; Day Women’s
Association, Treasurer 3.
S la te.
WILLIAM ELDON
MCCRACKEN
DENNIS STATLER McKENZIE
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
S e c o n d a ry
P hysics-M a th e m a tic s
Soccer; Varsity Club; Intramurals;
CIA Cabinet, Treasurer 4; LSA;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Chaplain 3,4.
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Vice-President 3; Shippenmen;
Laboratory Assistant, Physics 4.
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CHARLES McCRAE
MARGARET ANNE MAINS
E le m e n ta ry
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Cumbelaires;
Day Women’s Council.
NICKOLAS JAMES MAISANO
R. ANNE MAY
B u sin ess
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry S cience
Varsity Club; Wrestling; Wrestling
Club; Intramurals; Business Edu
cation Club; Newman Club; Vet
erans Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Transfer from York Junior College;
Elementary Club; Methodist Club;
Library Club.
DOROTHY MARY
ANN JMATESEVAC
CAROLYN ANNE MANNING
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; Canterbury Club!
Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,4; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Waiters As
sociation; Alpha Psi Omega.
ICG, Recording Secretary 3,4;
Masquers; Mathematics Club;
Newman Club; Quaesitum, PSEANEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Majorettes;
Budget and Finance Committee 3;
Young Democrats, Secretary 3; Tau
Kappa Epsilon Queen 3; I.F.C.
Queen 3; Varsity Club Sweet
heart 3.
NORMA M. MANTZ
DAVID LEROY MATHIAS
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
WAA; Intramurals; English Club;
Quaesitum, Vice-President 3, 4.
PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Radio Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association; Sigma Pi; Dishwasher.
RONALD REGIS MASLANIK
BONITA KAYE MELL
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-G e n e ra l S cience
B u sin e ss
S ecretarial-R etail S ellin g
Transfer from Bucknell University;
Football; Varsity Club; Intra
murals; Mathematics Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Band; Stu
dent Secretary.
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DOROTHY ELAINE MENGEL
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Aquatic Club; Business Education
Club; Masquers; UCC Club; Alpha
Psi Omega; Student Secretary;
Handbook Committee 3; New
Student Orientation 4.
LINDA LOUISE MICKEY
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Masquers.
ROBERT ELWOOD MILLER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club.
BARBARA K. MILLS
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
E le m e n ta ry
WAA; Intramurals; Elementary
Club; Mathematics Club; Slate.
Mathematics Club.
EMMA GRACE MITCHELL
BARBARA MILLER
MARGUERITE LOUISE
MONAGHAN
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
S o cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
WAA Cabinet; intramurals; Art
Club; Elementary Club, Treasurer
3; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma:
Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Freshman Counsellor;
Receptionist; W.A.A.
Transfer from Seton Hill College;
Intramurals; Newman Club; Quaesitum, . Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Young Dem
ocrats; Student-Faculty-Adminis
tration Relationships.
KENNETH LEROY MONN
L ib e ra l A rts
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
Transfer from Juniata College;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi, Assistant Secretary 4.
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JAMES PATRICK MOORE
DONNA MARIE MORELOCK
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g a n d R e ta il Sales
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from York Junior College.
Baseball, Captain 4; Intramurals;
Business Education Club, Parlia
mentarian 4; PSEA-NEA; ExtraCurricular Activities Committee;
Social Committee.
PHYLLIS GENE MOSSOVITZ
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University. Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA.
RONALD J. MOWERY
JOSEPHINE R. MOWERY
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
Staff, Librarian 3; PSEANEA; Elementary Club.
Veterans Club; Alpha Phi Omega,
Corresponding Secretary 4; Band;
Orchestra.
S la te
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JANET HELEN MYERS
CAROL ANN MUSSER
L ib e ra l A rts
E n g lish -S p a n ish
Transfer from Immaculata College.
English Club; Language Club;
Newman Club; Young Republicans
Club; Slate.
EUGENE RAYMOND MYERS
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istry -M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers, Secretary 3,4; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi
Omega, Secretary-Treasurer 3;
Alpha Sigma.
E & R Club, Vice-President 2,
3,4; Science Club; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen.
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PENELOPE JEAN MYERS
JOHN THOMAS NETTLING
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il S e llin g
Class Officer, Historian 1,2,3;
Slate, Editorial Board 2; West
minster Fellowship, Vice-Presi
dent 2; Social Studies Club.
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA, Vice-President
3; Sigma Tau Gamma; Mixed
Chorus; Dishwasher.
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GEORGE REES NAUGLE, JR.
CAROLYN JANE NELL
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Aquatic Club,
Treasurer 2, Vice-President t®;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma, VicePresident 3; Cap Crew; StudentF acuity-Administration Relation
ships Committee; W.A.A.
Transfer from Bloomsburg State
College; Science Club; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Shippenmen.
MAYNARD WAYNE NEFF
BRENDA LEE NESS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA, Treasurer 2,3; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Student Help in Book
store; New Student Orientation
Committee; Social Committee.
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club, Secretary 3; PSEA-NEA;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Kappa
Delta Pi; Freshman Counselor;
W.A.A.
RICHARD HAROLD NEFF
BRENDA K. NICKOL
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Mathematics Club; Chess Club;
New Student Orientation Com
mittee.
Aquatic Club; English Club;
Masquers; Extra-Curricular Ac
tivities Committee.
GAIL A. NITTERAUER
THOMAS W. OSTERMAN
E le m e n ta ry
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Intramurals; Elementary
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA;
Psi Omega; W.A.A.
Club;
Alpha
SALLY TODD OSBORNE
ALLEN GIBSON NIXDORF III
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
WAA Cabinet, Secretary 3; Aquatic
Club; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma; W.A.A.
Wrestling; Wrestling Club; Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa
Epsilon;
Dishwasher;
Social
Studies Club.
THOMAS MICHAEL O’SHEA
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l S c ien c e-H isto ry
PRISCILLA HOPE
OLDENDORF
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Social
Studies Club, Vice-President 4;
PSEA-NEA, Corresponding Sec
retary 1; Quaesitum; Phi Sigma
Pi; Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-Presi
dent 3; Cap Crew; Class Officerl
President 3; Resident Assistant;
Student Association Senator 3;
Student Association President 4;
President’s Council 1; Boarding
Men’s Council; Social Committee
Chairman 3; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships Com
mittee Chairman 4.
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Art Club; CIA Cabinet; English
Club; LSA; PSEA-NEA.
RICHARD WILLIAM OSBORNE
Seco n d a ry
S p a n ish -H isto ry
Baseball; Intramurals; Language
Club, Secretary 3; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats.
LURIE ANN PALMER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Pi Nu Epsilon, Corresponding
Secretary 3; Choraleers, Secretary
1,2; Mixed Chorus, Secretary 1,2;
Cumbelaires, President 3; Board
ing Women’s Council, Second
Vice-President 3; Women’s Resi
dent Association Judiciary Com
mittee 2.
STEPHEN KENT PARK
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Mathematics Club,
President 2; PSEA-NEA; Kappa
Delta Pi; Phi Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau
Gamma, President 3, Pledge
Master 4; Cap Crew; Resident
Assistant; President’s Council;
Boarding Men’s Council.
THOMAS EUGENE PARKER
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il S e llin g
Intramurals; Business Education
Club.
JAMES CLAIR PARKS
PATRICIA WILLARD PARKES
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Hockey, Captain 4; WAA, Record
ing Secretary 3; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; English Club; Lan
guage Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa,
President 4.
MARIAN DIANNA PATTERSON
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
L ib era l A rts
N a tu ra l S cien c es
CIA Cabinet; Grotto Club, Treas
urer 4; Waiters Association; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Chaplain 2,3, Parlia
mentarian 4; Student Handbook;
Boarding Men’s Council; StudentFaculty-Administration Relation
ships.
Basketball; Freshman Counsellor;
Day Women’s Council, President
4; Council Member 3; Senate
Public Relations.
SUSAN BOWERS PATTERSON
B. JEAN PATTON
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from Mansfield State:
Art Club; Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
JAMES CALVIN PETERSON
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g -T y p in g
Baseball;
Club.
Business
Education
ELIZABETH PHIELDS
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
A.
DARLENE POTCHAK
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Intramurals; English Club; Lan
guage Club; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Waiters Association; Cap
Crew; Resident Assistant.
KITTY LEE PRICE
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club; PSEA-NEA.
ROBERT FREDERICK
PURNELL, JR.
NORMAN LYTLE RANDLOPH
Seco n d a ry
P h y sics-C h em istry
Basketball; Intramurals; Aquatic
Club; IRC Club; Masquers; Social
Studies Club; Young Democrats;
Phi Sigma Epsilon.
L ib era l A rts-P o litica l S cience
Transfer bom Indiana State Col
lege; Basketball; Varsity Club;
Tennis, Co-captain 3,4; Intramurals; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Com
puter Club.
PHILIP GARDNER REASER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; LSA; Radio
Club, Vice-President 1, President
2; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Tau Gamma,
Chaplain 4; Rubber Band; Public
Relations Radio Reporter; Presi
dent’s Council.
CLAY ALLEN REBERT
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-G eo g ra p h y
LINDA J. REIGART
Intramurals; EUB Club; Quaesitunr; PSEA-NEA; Social Studies
Club; Sigma Pi.
Intramurals; Art Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
E le m e n ta ry -W A A
VIOLA LORRAINE RHOADS
MARILYN JOAN ROUTSONG
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry-S cien ce
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Library
Science Club, President 3; West
minster Fellowship, President 2;
Student Aide in Library; Fresh
man Counsellor; Women’s Resi
dent Association, Vice-President.
Art Club; Elementary Club; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi
Omega; W.A.A.
WAYNE RICE II
NANCY LOU ROSS
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Prom C
HELEN FAYE ROACH
JUDITH ANNE ROTTNER
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p a n ish
Transfer from Salisburg State Col
lege; PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; EnglislJ
Club; Language Club; Masquers;
Methodist Club, Secretary 2;
PSEA-NEA; Class Officer, Treas
urer 1.
M. ANNE ROCHE
GERTRUDE DE-YOE ROWE
Elementary
WAA; Intramurals; Art Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Slate,
News Editor 2, Administrative
Affairs Editor 3; Majorettes; Cap
Crew.
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istr y -M a th e m a tic s.
Newman Club; Science Club: Lab
oratory Assistant.
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LINDA LOVETTE SCOTT
ADRIENNE GAIL RYAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Mt. Aloysius Junior
College; Elementary Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Aquatic
Club; Elementary Club; PSEANEA; S la te , Feature Editor 2,
Editorial Board 3; W.A.A.
JUDITH REHALEY RYDER
GLEN ALDEN SARVIS
E le m e n ta ry
S e c o n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club; Masquers; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
Grotto Club, Secretary 4; Day
Men’s Council, Secretary-Treas
urer 4.
JOHN ANTHONY SALAMON
KAREN MERCEDES SCANLON
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
Transfer from Hagerstown Junior
College; Elementary Club, VicePresident 4; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Sigma Tau Gamma.
Intramurals;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club.
KAREN KAY SANFORD
DONNA LEE SEAKS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Penn Hall Junior
College; Westminster Fellowship;
Pi Nu Epsilon, Corresponding Sec
retary 4; Choraleers, Secretary 4;
Mixed
Chorus;
Cumbelaires;
Freshman Counsellor.
WAA; Art Club, President 3; Ele
mentary Club; LSA; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
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JOHN C. SECRIST
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
POLLY JANE SEIBERT
CAROL RUTH SHAFFER
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA;
Board 3.
Elementary Club;
S la te ,
Editorial
NANCY VIRGINIA SHAW
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
SARAH ELIZABETH SHAW
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Gamma Theta
Upsilon; Prom Committee.
Mathematics Club; Band; Orches
tra.
JEAN R. SHEARER
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Cumbelaires; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Freshman Counsellor.
ELAINE MARIE SHEETS
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Art
Club; Elementary Club; Methodist
Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa.
W .A .A .
LARRY JAMES SHERMAN
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S tu d ie s
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Intramurals,
NORMA LEE SHIPPY
CAROLYN JOANN SHIVELY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
Inlramurals; Elementary Club;
Language Club; LSA Club; PSEANEA; Pi •Nu Epsilon, Recording
Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus; Or
chestra; Cumbelaires, Secretary 3.
WILLIAM GUY SHOEMAKER
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer.horn York Junior College.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
JUDITH LOUISE SHREINER
LOUIS SILEO, JR.
E le m e n ta ry
L ib era l A rts-N a tu ra l S cien c es
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Day Women’s Council.
Transfer from Juniata College;
LSA Club; Phi Sigma Pi; Student
Help in Raider Room.
CATHERINE ANN SIMMERS
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masquers; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Cumber
land; Slate; W.A.A.
JOYCE SCOUT SMEDLEY
MARGARET LOUISE SLOOP
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic a l S cience
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Gamma Theta Upsilon.
Transfer from West Chester State
College.
DAVID SMITH
Elementary
TREVA ELIZABETH SPAHR
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Elementary Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Cumbelaires; Mixed Chorus.
PSEA-NEA.
LARRY ALLAN SMITH
CHARLOTTE ANN SNOKE
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Basketball, Head Manager 2,3,4;
Varsity Club; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club; Radio Club,
President 3,4; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Tau Gamma.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
JAMES ARTHUR SMITH
Mathematics Club;
DAVID LARRY SNOOK
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Intramurals; CIA Cabinet, VicePresident 4; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club, Vice-President 2,
President 3,4; Waiters Association,
Headwaiter 3,4; Gamma Theta Up
silon, Vice-President 4; Phi Sigma
Pi, Secretary 4; Boarding Men’s
Council; Lyceum-Special Programs
3,4.
Baseball, Manager; Football, Man
ager; Wrestling Manager; Intramurals; Business Education Club;
Alpha Phi Omega, Historian 3,4;
Sigma Tau Gamma.
JOYCE I. SMITH
CLYDE HERBERT
SPANGLER, JR.
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A c c o u n tin g
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry -U C C
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA; Westminster
Fellowship; Cumberland; R e
Chaplain 2; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association;
Chemistry Club;
Alpha Phi Omega, Second VicePresident 2.
flecto r.
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SYLVIA JEAN SPITTLER
EDMUND L. STEVENS
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
Tennis; Science Laboratory As
sistant; Day Women’s Council.
JUDY ANN SPONAUGLE
KENNETH EUGENE STEPHEY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; WAA; WAA Cabinet,
Corresponding Secretary 4; Intramurals; Elementary Club; PSEA'EA.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Language Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA.
LINDA ANN SPONSLER
DOROTHY E. STEVENS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; LSA;
'SEA-NEA; R eflecto r; Student
»-andbook; Student Secretary.
CONSTANCE MARIE STONER
LUCY STARR STONER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; Hockey; WAA; Intra
murals; Elementary Club; LSA;
Tau Kappa.
EDWARD RUSSELL
STRAWHECKER
Art Club; Elementary Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA.
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-H isto ry
Mathematics Club; President 3;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi, Treasurer 4; Ei Nu Epsi
lon, Vice-President 3; Band, Mana
ger 2,3; Orchestra, Manager 2;
Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1,
2; Student Secretary.
RANDALL C. STRAYER
Business
Management-Accounting
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Pi Omega Pi;, Treasurer 4;
Phi Sigma Pi; Pi Nu Epsilon; Sigma
Pi, Fourth Counsellor 3; Band,
President 3; Orchestra, President 3;
Inter-Collegiate Band 2,3,4; Stu
dent Secretary; Prom Committee 3.
VIRGINIA MARIE
STRINGFELLOW
Elementary
Aquatic Club; Art Club; Ele
mentary Club; Newman Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Mixed
Chorus; cumbelaires; Intramurals.
C. FERNLEY STRICKLAND
E le m e n ta ry
Wrestling, Manager; Wrestling
Club; Intramurals; PSEA-NEA;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
WILLIAM EDGAR STROUP
DARLIS JEAN SWAN
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c e
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -L ib ra ry S cien c e
IRC; LSA; Radio Club; Chess
Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association; Social Studies
Club.
Transfer from Juniata College;
English Club; Library Science
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Freshman
Counsellor.
NANCY ANN SWARTZ
Elementary
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masques! PSEANEA, Waiters Association; West
minster Fellowship; Pi Nu Epsi
lon; Tau Kappa; Mixed Chorus!
Cumbelaires, Librarian 3; W.A.A.
CAROL A. SWENSON
BEVERLY J. SWINDELL
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Language Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Receptionist 3; Board
ing Women’s Council 3; Dormi
tory President 3.
JAMES POSTLEY TASSEY III
VIRGINIA GAIL TARBLE
B u sin e ss
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Baseball; Intramurals; Business
Education Club; Waiters Associa
tion; Sigma Pi; I.F.C.
Chess Club, President 3; Mas
quers;. Mathematics Club; PSEANEA.
LINDA SUE TAYLOR
Elementary
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa, VicePresident 3; Cheerleader; W.A.A.
Business Education Club, Record
ing Secretary 4; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
Secretary 4.
ELEANOR JEANNE THOMAS
ERMA BROWN THOMSPON
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Pi Nu Epsilon; Mixed' Chorus;
Cumbelaires.
Transfer from Hagerstown Junior
College; English Club.
JOHN H. THOMPSON
B u sin e s s-A c c o u n tin g
M anagem ent
Wrestling Club; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club, Treasurer 4;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans C lub’
Treasurer 4; Pi Omega Pi; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Sergeant-at-arms 2,
Treasurer 3,4; Young Republicans;
Class Officer, Treasurer 4; Assist
ant to Accounting Professor; Wres
tling.
DONALD NELSON VANDERAU
Secondary-C h e m istry
B io lo g y
Chemistry Club; Mixed Chorus;
Shippenmen; E & R.
SHERMAN A. TIMMINS
MARY B. TRYMBISKI
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
S a le s-T y p in g
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Frans ter* from Hershey Junior
College; Intramurals; Business
Education
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Veterans Club; Pi Omega Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Delta Chi; Cumber
land ; Slate; Shippenmen.
MICHAEL SEATON TOLBERT
MARY ELOISE TYSON
Elementary
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Alpha Sigma; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Choraleers, Secretary 3;
Mixed Chorus; Orchestra; Curnbelaires, Vice-President 3; Intra
murals.
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l Scien c e-G eo g ra p h y
Intramurals.
RICHARD LAWRENCE TRITT
S econdary-F rench
S p a n is h
Pi Nu Epsilon; Band; Orchestra;
Shippenmen; Language Club.
SAMUEL PETER VARANO
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Varsity Club; Wrestling; Wrest
ling Club; Intramurals; Mathe
matics Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Dishwasher.
NANCY JANE WAGNER
MARCIA VALENCIA
E le m e n ta ry
Secondary-F rench
S p a n ish
Language;
murals.
PSEA-NEA;
Intra
Elementary Club; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA.
JEAN MARIE WAGNER
MARIE ANGELA VIDMAR
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin ess-S ecreta ria l
M anagem ent
Elementary
Club;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi Omega,
Secretary-treasurer 4; Freshman
Counsellor.
Business Education Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Intra
murals.
JUDITH ANN WAGNER
WALTER N. VOGELSONG
Secondary-E n g lish
S eco ndary-L ibrary S cience
E n g lish
S p eech
English Club; Library Science
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary 3,
4; Slate, Sports Editor 2, Editor 3,
Executive Editor 4; Cap Crew;
Class Officer, President 4; Presi
dent’s Council; Social Committee,
Chairman 4; SSC Sports Publicity
Director 3,4; Intramurals.
JOYCE WADEL
E le m e n ta ry
EUB Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2,
3; English Club.
WILLIAM JOSEPH WAGNER
Secondary-M a th e m a tic s
P hysics
Mathematics Club; Intramurals.
CAROL LAVENIA WALTEMYER
B usin ess-S ecreta ria l
A c c o u n tin g
Business Education Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Omega Pi, Secre
tary 4; Student Secretary; Intra
murals.
PATRICIA ROXANE WAMBACH
PATRICIA WAREHEIM
Seco n d a ry-H isto ry
S o cia l Scien c e
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club; Jazz Club; Mas
quers; Newman Club; Waiters As
sociation; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats, Secretary 3, 4;
Alpha Psi Omega, Pledgemaster 4;
Class Officer, Historian 4; Stu
dent Help in Bookstore; Intramur
als.
WILLIAM ALLAN WARSING
Seco n d a ry
P h y sic s-M a th e m a tic s
BARBARA ANN
GAMBLE WATSON
Mathematics Club; Methodist
Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters Associ
ation.
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Day Women’s
Council, Secretary 3, Vice-Presi
dent 4.
LUCY ELAINE WHITESEL
E le m e n ta ry
STEPHANIE RAE WEIR
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Hershey Junior Col
lege; Elementary Club; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA.
WAA; WAA Cabinet, Treasurer 3;
Intramurals; Elementary Club,
President 3; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi,
Secretary 4; Tau Kappa; Senate;
Women’s Residence Council, Trea
surer 2, Member-at-Large 3, Presi
dent 4; Elections Committee,
Chairman 4 ; Basketball.
VIRGINIA LEA WILHITE
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
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LARRY HOWARD WILLIAMS
BARRIE WILLIS
CHARLES M. WINGERD
Seco n d a ry
S ocial S cien c e-H isto ry
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Intramurals; Business Education;
Young Republicans; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Alpha Phi
Omega; Sigma Tau Gamma.
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Day
Men’s Council, Senior Representa
tive 4.
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FRANCES C. WISE
CAROL ANN WINTERS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; LSA; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
CIA Cabinet; EUB Club; Elemen
tary Club; Waiters Association;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Freshman Counsel
lor.
JERRY LEE WISE
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-E n g lish
DAWN LaRUE WITMER
Baseball, Varsity Club; Track;
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Methodist
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma.
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JEAN LOUISE WOLGEMUTH
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Art Glub; Elementary Club; Lan
guage Club; PSEA-NEA,
Transfer from Hershey Junior Col
lege; Elementary Club; PSEANEA.
CONSTANCE ANN WOOD
NAN B. ZUERCHER
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Intramurals; Elemen
tary Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters As
sociation; Mixed Chorus; Cumbelaires; Receptionist.
LORRAINE MARIE WRIGHT
Transfer from York Junior Col
lege; Business Education Club;
Masquers; Newman Club, Presi
dent 3; PSEA-NEA; Mixed Chorus;
Cumbelaires; Student Secretary.
MAXINE BONITA ZEPP
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Art Club; Elementary Club; PSEANEA; Westminster Fellowship.
PSEA-NEA.
WILLIAM HAROLD YOHE, JR.
MICHAEL ROBERT ZIEGLER
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Business Education Club; PSEANEA.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Cap Crew.
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A QUESTION . . .
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BEGINNING?
An im portant part of any college, the underclassm en
are com prised of the m em bers of the Freshm an, Sopho
m ore, and Junior classes. T he freshm en dream of becom
ing sophom ores and being able to orient the next year’s
Frosh; the sophom ores look forward to becom ing “u p p er”
underclassm en; and, yes, of course, the juniors leave the
ranks of the underclassm en to prepare for the day w hen
they too may he given the right to don their caps and
gowns.
The Junior class officers are: Maynard Prall, treasurer; Dr. Gardner and Mr. Steck, deans; John Cams, vice-president; Paul Serff,
president; Judy Hildebrand, secretary; and Sylvia Longwell, historian.
T he Junior class float—“ H olland.
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Juniors
Await the Big Year
T he principle activity of the class of
1965 was the sponsoring of the JuniorSenior Prom, w hich included a Friday
night Junior ban q u et and the Saturday
night final dance. Preparing for the Prom
strengthened class spirit and m ade the Ju n
iors even m ore aware of their responsibility
for next year. A nother year at S.S.C. closes;
the Juniors anticipate and await the big year.
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Row 1: S. Shellhammer, H. Shepherd,
C. Shaffer, S. Goodman. Row 2: M. Weft,
C. Volk, C. Wengert, J. Plumb, A. May.
Row 3: R. Sawyer, J. Shorb, C. Royer,
C. Pratt, R. Snoke.
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Row 1: M. Weed,
F. Trimmer, J. Tarbutton, N. Thrush,
B. Schwartz, C, Tritt,|
M. Swisher. Row 2:
J. Young, A. Witychak,
J. Wagoner, W. Wilen,
J. Tarman, K. White,
G. Parchey.
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B. Moorhead, M. Rinehart, J. Rupert,
S. Price. Row 2: R. Piazza, P. Sipe,
M. Ruzza, L. Frounfelter, M. Eppley.
Row 3: P. Serff, B. Humbert, R. Stewart,
G. Reed, H. Oyler.
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Row 1: D. Clapper,
J. Fearn, K. DenglerJ
J. Brooks, L. Dresch,
B. Campbell, J. Faust.
Row 2: E. Cams,
J. Dilling, F. Ettline,
M. Derridinger, B.
Fox, J. Kell, J. Fickes.
Row 1: L. Bosserman,
N. Shaw, P. Palmer,
R. Palogrove, J. Page,
B. Bodine, P. Richter.
Row 2: P. Ackerman,
N. Ewing, B. Clarke,
S. Bubb, J. Hall, B.
Reynolds, H. Bregler.
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Row 1: \1. Moser,
A. Henze, ).). Baish,
J. Boyer, J. Hilde
brand, B. Kinley,
C. Burwell. Row 2:
B. Baumgardner, A.
Omlor, L. Kinley, B.
Owens, W. Nordai,
Row 1: L. Hammond, C. Lawyer, R. Getz,
N. Grubb. Row 2: S. Gulden, P. Gleason,
D. Cocklin, S. Funk, B. Gutshall. Row .3:
T. Greaser, K. Gill, D. Cleck, T. Heicher,
N. Gabler.
Row 1: B. Nickel,
M. Flothmeier, J.
Lentz, L. Mandalino,
K. Maurer, J. Neff,
E. Palmer. Row 2:
N. Brown,B. Morrison,
R. Stump, C. Mauger,
T. Moriarty, P. Weiss,
J. Muggio.
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The officers of the Sophomore class are: Row 1: Fred Hertrich, treasurer; Linda DeSalle, secretary. Row 2: Wayne Brady, president;
Dr. Hanawalt, dean; and Richard Moyer, vice-president.
Sophomores Complete Second
Successful Year
T he Class of ‘66, returning in Septem ber,
began its sophom ore year w ith an active
participation in Freshm an Customs. M em
bers served on the Cap C rew and the officers
w elcom ed the Class of 1967 at a party.
M em bers of the Sophom ore class partici
pated in all phases of cam pus life. M any of
the m em bers, both m ale and fem ale, took
part in varsity sports. Dram atics w ere an
im portant part of the life of m any sophom ores
as evidenced by the participation in M as
quers.
O f course, the big event of the sophom ore
year was the Sophomore W eekend in April.
As the year closed, all sophom ores looked
r
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torw ard to even greater heights as juniors.
Sophomore cap crew members, Walt
Konetschni and Glynn Jenkins, hide
trom treshmen with water in their
eyes.
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Row 1: L. Duncan, M. Elko, P. Davis,
V. Foltz. Row 2: J. Daugherty, R. Culbert
son, L. DeBliss, S. Davidson, L. Filson.
Row 3: R. Foor, R. Fennell, W. Engle,
G. Feather, D. Clouser.
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jpCM
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Ip ,
jC|Jw
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Row 1: R. Cams,J. Bower, A. Bentz,
D. Beal, P. Adams,
M. Ache. S. Coy. Row
2: R. Bozie, P. Bru
baker, P. Bingaman,
T. Baylor, G. Austin,
J. Battista, W. Barnes.
Row 1: W. Beaver, W. Buterbaugh,
M. Burkhart, K. Brumbaugh. Row 2:
S. Coy, G. Cotton, B. Budd, P. Bucher,
D. Deitch. Row 3: D. Fortunate, T.
Buckus, M. Cramer, G. Crouse, W. Brady.
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Row 1: A. Shoemaker, K. Poet, J. Ripley,
L. Price. Row 2: C. Schumacher, S. Sheaffer, A. Schmitt, J. Querry, A. Poe. Row 3:
J. Plask, G. Paden, R. Ranck, P. Martin,
F. Peters.
Row 1: L. Van Home,
L. Verhovsek, N.
Wagerseller, S. West,
J. Tracy, P. Swope,
E. Stroup. Row 2:
S. Wieder, B. Sidle,
G. Stiffler, J. Ray,
E. Sponseller, W. Volgan, B. Wagner.
Row 1: B. Shearer, R. Seymour, D.
Shulty, B. Shirk. Row 2: S. Weigle, N.
Smith, K. Sipes, M. Rudisill, J. Schmitt,
Row 3: K. Smith, D. Sell, G. Shipp,
R. Rodgers, M. Smith.
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The officers of the Freshman class are: Mr. Mowery, class advisor; C. Smith, Historian; L. Rupert, Historian; D. Anderson, President;
G. Shank, Vice-President; F. Koehler, Secretary; R. Whitesel, Treasurer.
Freshmen Become a Part of College Life
Row 1: S. Bricker, E.
Bechtel, L. Baughman,
A. Acri, B. Alwood,
M. Basler, C. Baltzer.
Row 2: D. Anderson,
C. Bert, S. Bert, D.
Bair, G. Barton, D.
Abbott, R. Abbott.
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Row 1: C. Holler, E. Morgan, A. Moyer,
M. Shaffer. Row 2: J. Eurkholder, M. Ney,
J. Brindle, K. Ostennan, E. Neely. Row 3:
S. Compton, J. Crane, J. Crouse, L.
Catlin, B. Clark.
Row i: L. Cross, P.
Cox, D. Sullivan, C.
Conca, B. Eastwood,
S. Carbaugh, S. Dent.
Row 2: J. Day, G.
Cline, J. Flickinger,
R. Crawford, S. Dodge,
S. Curry, D. Cotton.
Row 1: B. Boyer, V. Brundle, C. Beringer,
R. Boley. Row 2: B. Bowers, R. Bowling,
J. Beamer, B. Beard, S. Clestino. Row 3:
D. Burkholder, J. Breighner, C.Breighner,
C. Bletcher,! F. Brenize, L. Calhoun.
Row 1: D. Taber, D.
Eyler, D. Fisher, C.
Fesler, K. Eiss, G.Gift,
N. DeLong. Row p
L. Foose, A. Eyler,
D. Fallinger, N. Fink,
J. Ealy, G. Foose, G.
Gowaty.
Row 1: Y. Myers, J. McNeil, S. McElwain,
J. Amnion. Row 2: J. Emanuel, L. Lewis,
D. Leete, B. LeFoe, S. Lauver. Row 3:
J. Magyar, G. Miller, B. McNitt, N. Mont
gomery, R. Mellott.
Row 1: J. Laser, J.
Lawhead, F. Kent,
A. Holgate, J. Keller,
K. Kissinger, J. Jacobs.
Row 2: D. Johnson, J.
Kochert, T. Kelley, A.
Knouse, R. Inskip, D.
McMahon.
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Activities
T he quick, m oving pace of a college band is symbolic
of the pace in w hich we conduct our daily lives. Like the
band, activities are sym bolic of a m oving college. T he
spirit of a college d epends largely on the am ount and qual
ity of its activities, for w ithout them , cam pus life w ould be
confined to the routine of academ ic endeavors. W ith them ,
academ ic and social life can be com bined to m ake the col
lege a pleasant com m unity in w hich to live.
The elected officers of the student association consist of: Row 1: Dr. Kerr, Faculty Representative; J. Kipp, Vice Pres.; S. Donley, Sec.; T.
O’Shea, Pres.; D. Ernakovich, Treas; Dr. Hubley, Advisor. Row 2: L. Whitesel, M. Patterson, W. Vogelsong, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Schweitzer, R.
Dewees, P. Serff, R. DeShong, W. Brady, D. Wolfley. Absent—P. Pàlmer.
Student Goverment Completes
Second Year
Elections Committee : Dr. Hubley, Advisor; P. Murray; J. McCarron; L. Whitesel, Chairman; C. Kircher; T. Greaser.
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New Student Orientation Committee: B. Laite; D. Schaffer;
A. Drachbar, Advisor; P. Lupp; D. Mengel; R. DeShong,
Chairman.
In the second year u n d er the new
constitution, the Student Senate, com
posed of sixteen m em bers elected
by the Student Association, and its
w orking staff of eleven com m ittees
has continued and surpassed the work
started by the initial body last year.
Thanks to the efforts of dedicated
com m ittee m em bers, interested stu
dents and cooperative advisers, this
association enjoys a leadership and
potential unrivaled by any com parable
institution.
T he future of student governm ent
and the developm ent of this college
are closely tied together. T he con
tinuity of student interest, the pres
sure of an expanding student body
Lyceum Committee: J. Plask; Miss Long, Advisor; B. Bodine; G. Kayar; S. Schweitzer, Chairman; Mr. Steck, Ad
visor.
Judiciary Committee: Mr. Dolbin, Advisor; G.
Gray, J. Kipp, Chairman.
on the presen t facilities and
the developm ent of effective
mass com m unications for the
student com m unity w ill be
the legacy of this year’s associa
tion. T he brightness of our fu
ture is the great challenge to a
developing Student Association.
W ith sincere, en lightened
interest on the part of the stu
dents, coupled w ith the desire
and determ ination on the part
of the representatives, w e have
truly gone far in achieving our
goals.
Student-Faculty Relations Committee: J. Parks; R. Hupper; T. O’Shea, Chairman; J. Hildebrand; W. Fetterman;
Dr. Hubley, Advisor.
Row 1: Campus Improvement
Committee: S. Kirkpatrick, S.
Longwell, B. Evans, L. Bosserman, D. Jones, J. Hubley, Ad
viser. Row 2: Athletic Commit
tee: T. Moriarity, J. Fearn, M.
Flothmeier, D. Wolfley, chair
man.
Row 1: Student Handbook Com
mittee: S. Bubb, J. Frye, S. Don
ley, N. Shaw, L. Debliss. Row
2: Social Committee: Mrs.
Cheng, Adviser, D. Hair, Mr.
Lipper, Advisor; W. Bitner, J.
Snyder, W. Vogelsong, chair
man; L. Black.
Extra Curricular Committee:
Row 1: J. Hubley, Advisor; E.
Strawhecker, P. Richter, B.
Nickol, P. Palmer, chairman;
R. Lynch. Row 2: Budget Com
mittee: R. Jacoby, Adviser; A.
fcuyer, J. Zepp, W. Failor, D.
Emakovich, chairman, H. W.
Gill.
Men’s Resident Council: Row 1: R.
Freed, L. McNaughton, T. Moriarity,
Parliamentarian; J. Tarman. Row 2:
J. Dilling, E. Cams, Secretary, R. DeShong, President; P. Serf, VicePresident; G. Weikert, Mr. Dolbin,
Advisor.
Councils Direct Student Housing
Day Men’s Council: Norbert Konkel, Charles Wingard,
Joe Lehman, Ron Dewees.
Day Women’s Council: B. Bow
ers, D. Dodrer, C. Hassler, L.
Frounfelter, H. Helman, M.
Mains, B. Watson, B. Reynolds,
M. Mickey.
Women’s Resident Association: Row 1: S. Bubb, Second
Vice-President; J. Shorb, Secretary; L. Cantone, Treasurer;
L. Whitesel, President; J. Boyer, First Vice-President.
Row 2: D. Leete, P. Murray, L. J. Frye, Frankie McCann.
Row 3: A. Shoemaker, Miss Long, Adviser; Pam Richter,
Jan Fearn.
Members of the Cumberland Staff are: Row 1: L. Bosserman, J. Newcomer, S. McCay, J. Hagan, D. Dermotta, Dr. Hanawalt, adviser. Row 2:
D. Wolfley, R. Blacker, Associate Editor, L. Gerber, Associate Editor, G. Kraybill, Editor, W. Boggs, S. Timmins.
“Progress” Inspires Cumberland Staff.
“Progress” was the passw ord for the staff
of the Cumberland —1964. W ith the re
organization of the staff, underclassm en con
trib u ted their talents for the first tim e, thus
producing experienced staff m em bers for
several years to come. M em bers of four
classes w orked harm oniously to m eet every
deadline.
Instruction from representatives of the
p u b lish ing com pany and attendance of
several staff m em bers at the C olum bia U ni
versity Yearbook Forum m ade progress pos
sible by refreshing w orn-out m em ories and
contributing fresh and vigorous ideas.
W orking on the CUMBERLAND staff during
the initial reorganization year was thoroughly
rew arding as every staff m em ber learned to
contribute to the potpourri of ideas and to
gracefully acknow ledge b etter ones.
So the Cumberland staff of 1964 retires
hoping that it has contributed its bit to the
perennial cycle of progress.
We W rite -u p
And “Crop”
Dr. H anaw alt explains a letter to Gary Kraybill
and Joyce Smith w hile other staff m em bers
work diligently.
Two of our busiest photographers are Sherm Tim
m ins and W ayne Boggs.
Dr. Hanawalt confers with Barb over layout.
Nancy and Sue are choosing the b est shot.
Till The Job Is Done
Slate Moves To
Semi-Monthly
T he S l a t e , the college new spaper, pro
vides the students, faculty, and adm inistra
tion w ith vital inform ation, bits of light h u 1
mor, and tim ely editorials. Students m ust
be aware of w hat is h ap p en in g in th eir col
lege; faculty and adm inistration m ust be
cognizant of the attitudes and trends am ong
the students. To keep abreast of the rapid
growth in all phases of our college life the
S l a t e , this year, has becom e a bi-m onthly
new spaper. T he college, as a consequence,
m ore fully feels the stim ulation and influ
ence of the S la te .
Slate: Row 1: S. Dunn, S. Goodyear, D. Hartner, V. Dinges, L.
Miller. Row 2: K. Foltz, A. Shoemaker, S. Dougherty, E. Galla
gher, S. Luchko. Row 3: M. Hamburg, X. Sterniuk, D. Walker,
M. Weed, S. Coy. Row 4: F. Alexander, S. Fludovich, K. Taran
tino, M. Shiffer. Row 5: M. Smith, M. Wert, L. DeSalle, J. Zullinger. Row 6: G. Casteel, C. Halberstadt, R. Fry, W. White. Row
7: W. Failor, G. Willhide, D. Steward. Row 8: W. Vogelsang, W.
Engle, A. Girondi.
Reflector: Row 1: M. Ruzza, J. Kimmes, J. Showalter. Row 2: Miss
Lindner, Adviser; L. Kinley, D. Steward, B. Laite, J. Gotwalt, N.
Imperioli, S. Horter.
Creativity In
Reflector
T he R e f l e c t o r , nationally
acclaim ed literary m aga
zine, com m unicates to the
stu d en t body the crea
tively expressed ideas of
Shippensburg State College
students, faculty, and alum
ni. T hree tim es each year,
the R e f l e c t o r is distributed
to the cam pus com m unity
and to two h u n d red high
schools and colleges both
in the U nited States and in
England.
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“ Sig
T au”
sings,
“ Has
Anybody Seen
My Gal?”
Brothers
en
joying
them
selves in the
“T E K E ”
car.
The members of the Inter-Fraternity Council are: Row 1: G. Kraybill, J. Warner, Rec. Sec.; A.
Grenier, Pres.; J. Snyder, Treas.; W. Gaugier, V. Pres. Row 2: T. Farrell; S. Park, J. Hay, J. Moore.
I.F.C. Controls Fraternal Policies
A very influential group on cam pus is the
Inter-F raternity Council. T he I.F.C . is
com posed of three representatives frorti
each fraternity who m eet w eekly to dis
cuss fraternal policies.
Sig Pi’s “ Goat”
lends support
to the football
Each year the I.F.C . sponsors a dance
open to m em bers of social fraternities and
their dates. This year’s I.F.C . w eekend was
h eld on »March 20 and 21 and was enjoyed
by all in attendance.
“T he Halls of
Ivy” rings out
brilliantly from
the brothers of
“ Phi Sig.”
The brothers of Phi Sigma Epsilon are: Row 1: B. Dunn, Treas., A. Lewis, Rec. Sec., D. Jacobs, Pari., M. Pitt
man, V. Pres., B. Gaugler, Pres., J. Zemba, Hist., B. Flickinger, D. McKenzie, Chap., J. Baker, Sgt.-At-Arms,
J. Myers, advisor, R. Schneider, advisor. Row 2: G. Jenkins, N. Randolph, J. Bailey, L. Reigle, S. Caldrone, L.
Batis, M. Clouser, J. Snyder, Alumni Sec. Row 3: J. Chontos, R. Briggs, M. Moody, L. Spangler, R. Stump, B.
Blacker, C. Cressler, D. Fuller. Row 4: D. Baer, C. Neidigh, R. Rissinger, F.BOdk, D. Gotshall, M. Bollinger,
Jr., P. Adams, T. Ligatti, H. Kochenderfer.
Phi Sigma Epsilon Sponsors Slave Day
Phi T heta C hapter of Phi Sigma E psi
lon N ational Fraternity was founded D e
cem ber 15, 1958, .for the purpose of pro
m oting fellow ship am ong m en students of
higher educational institutions.
T he Phi Sig cannon again boom ed e n
couragem ent and spirit to the football
1964 queen,
Seibert.
Miss
Polly
team , following the tradition established
several years ago. T he social calendar for
the year was filled w ith a hayride, swim
m ing party, “A N ight at the Playboy C lub,”
Slave Day, and num erous other activities.
T he year was highlighted by the Sw eet
heart D ance, w here Phyllis W enger Lesh
resigned h e r throne to Miss Polly Seibert.
T he hom ecom ing parade was a “hard p u ll”
for the brothers of Phi Sig.
1963 queen, Mrs. Phyllis W enger
Lesh.
Sig Pi brothers Dave Mathias, Dave
Jones, Ron Fink, Jim Dum, Jim Tassey, Roy Peterman, and George Hay
work diligently on the finished prod
uct, below, “Italy.”
Sigma Pi queen
Miss Jane Boyer
Sigma Pi. is a national social fraternity
w hose m ain purpose is to establish brother
hood in order to prom ote scholarship, e n
courage chivalry, diffuse culture and to
develop character in the service of God and
man.
Beta U psilon C hapter of Sigma Pi, in
keeping w ith its ideal of service to the com-
m unity, held a Christm as party for u n d e r
privileged children in Stewart Hall in D e
cem ber. Two other big social events w ere
the Founders Day B anquet in February, and
the annual O rchid Ball in April, crow ning
Miss Jane Boyer our Sigma Pi queen. O ther
social events included a hayride, card par
ties, bow ling parties, and dances in Stewart
Hall.
Sigma Pi Completes Successful Year
The brothers of Sigma Pi are: Row 1: A. Grenier, 1st Counselor, C. Moore, Sage, B. numbert, 3rd CoBnsel<0,
B. Free, 4th Counselor. Row 2: R. Small, T. S unday, R. Peterman, R. Fink, T. Fox, G. Hunter, G. Barnes, R.
Hollenbaugh, J. Hershey, L. Guise, W. Beaver. Row 3: R. Shope, W. Dixon, T. Link, R. Shellhammer, B. Sidle,
P. Serff, J. Cams, R. Dewees, B. Fetterman, D. Jones, D. Lowell. Row 4: C. Rebert, B. Hosterman, D. Lever
ing, J. Steck, adviser, W. Boggs, R. Strayer, R. Stewart, L. Bair, P. Bonsall, R. Hoffer, J. Tarman, C. Buffington.
Sigma Tau Gamma’s prize-w inning float—“Japan
Sigma Tau Gam ma’s
Miss Mary W right
'ueen
Sigma Tau Gam ma is a national social
fraternity dedicated to th e developm ent of
the highest type of Am erican citizenship in
its m em bers. Sigma Tau Gam ma believes
that m an is a social creature w hose fullest d e
velopm ent is achieved through m utual h e lp
fulness. T he brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma
believe that in living together they contri
bute one to another for good or evil and that
only the good should be accepted by an in
telligent and close evaluation; hence, the
success of the fraternity m ust be m easured
by the m anner in w hich it contributes to the
im provem ent of its m em bers.
Sigma Tau Gamma 25 Years Old
'IH M
The brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma are: Row 1: P. Reaser, Chaplain; S. Park, Pledge Trainer; L. Hurley,
Sergeant-at-Arms; J. Thompson, Treasurer; R. Freed, President; G. Kraybill, V.-President; R. Shultz, Corr.
Secretary; J. Shearer, Rush Chairman; R. DeShong, Historian. Row 2: D. Snook, M. Gerhart, D. Wolfley, S.
Dilling, L. McNaughton, R. Johnson, D. Hall, R. Fry, M. Prall, J. Heefner, Dr. Hanawalt. Row 3: J. Kroh, W.
Nordai, D. Amick, D. Himes, G. Keim, P. Heilman, T. O’Shea, L. Smith, D. Hair, T. Leonard, F. Martin.
Row 4: D. Buckus, J. Salamon, L. Williams, S. Kirkpatrick, J. Dilling, T. Buckus, S. Magyar, J. Wagoner, E.
Sponseller, J. Wise, Mr. Sweeley. Row 5: K. Brumbaugh, T. Moriarty, J. Ray, J. Farmer, G. Weikert, B. Laite,
T. Savidge, J. McCartney, B. Wilen, E. Gotwals, Mr. Kramer.
The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Row 1: K. Hess, Advisor; W. Voglesong, Gvammateus; M. Baliga,
Adviser; L. Basler, Heymai; R. Long, Prytanis; L. Intrieri, Epy Prytanis; R. Grimm, Hegemon; L. Ashford,
Hypophetes; J. Plask, S. Simonie, Pylortes. Row 2: W. Brady, R. Maravich, J. Werner, R. Poor, N. Diffenderfer,
R. Owens, D. Hartenstine, W. Gumby, R. Codori, R. Miller, R. Weiss. Row 3: D. Freeseman, P. Gladfelter, R.
Bozis, M. Wetherhold, R. Moyer, J. Porath, B. Garman, P. Raudensky, J. Kipp, R. Bortel, G. Feather, R. Rod
gers, H. Kinsey. Row 4: G. Hempt, P. Leonard, J. Eckenroth, W. Konetschni, K. Miller, H. Chapman, S. Reiner,
W. Bitner, D. Blessing, D. Ernakovich, G. Harmon, A. Taneyhill, J. Paxton.
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity For Life
To the brothers of our fraternity TEK E is
not a position, a nam e, or a badge; it is a
goal. This goal includes scholastic achieve
m ent, brotherhood, honor, courage, and ser
vice both to our school and our fraternity.
Tau Kappa E psilon attem pts to produce m en
of sound physical, moral, and intellectual
character and tow ard these ends we inte
grate an excellent scholastic program w ith
intercollegiate
and
intram ural
sports.
TEK E, rounding out a full year, highlights
the social calendar w ith the “Red C arna
tion Ball” h eld in the Penn-H arris H otel
in H arrisburg. T he formal dinner-dance was
staged and the 1963-64 TEK E Q ueen, Ann
Shoem aker, was crow ned. All of these things
com bine to give Zeta Tau chapter a full
year and keep TEK E the “ Fraternity for
Life.”
Tau Kappa E psilon Q ueen
Miss Ann Shoem aker
Other brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Row 1: S. Ecker, B. Fisher, N. Vorkapich, E.
Leitzel, G. Waite. Row 2: R. Sawyer, D. Sprow, M. Shearer, C. Bellows, adviser, D. Grove,
M. Bushey, J. Kell.
Knowledge Is Virtue
D uring the past year, Phi Sigma Pi, an
organization founded upon a basis of su
perior scholarship and w ith the avowed
purpose of advancing educational ideals, has
strived to inculcate and encourage its three
ideals of the acquisition and dissem ination
of know ledge, the application of professional
skill in prom oting the welfare of the race,
and fostering of fraternal fellowship.
In addition to at least six professional
m eetings, Om icron C hapter held an initia
tion b an q u et in October, at w hich tim e
tw enty-one pledges w ere initiated, and a
picnic in May.
The members of Phi Sigma Pi include: Row 1: W. Flickinger,
D. Wentz, D. Hancock, E. Strawhecker, K. Shuman, J. Hershey.
Row 2: G. Orner, M. Moody, M. Kelly, T. Rockwell, D. Kottmyer.
Row 3: J. Crum, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Lippy, T. O’Shea, A. Guyer,
B. Humbert. Row 4: D. Ernakovich, H. Griffie, R. C. Strayer, J.
M. Gotwalt, S. Park, K. Hartz.
Kappa Delta Pi members are: Row 1: B. Hamilton, P. Murray, K.
Rapp, L. Whitesel, D. Sherrick, B. Ness, B. Evans. Row 2: D. Matesevac, B. Enck, K. Dengler, S. Bubb, K. Eleerman, G. Gregg, J.
Barton, A. Bow. Row 3: D. Ernakovich, J. Kipp, M. Kelley, Mr.
Bellows, adviser, S. Parks, E. Strawhecker, D. Smith.
Kappa D elta Pi is a national
honor society in education. Epsilon
E psilon C hapter strives to m aintain
the original ideals of the fraternity
by fostering high standards of p rep
aration for teaching and by inviting
into the bonds of fellow ship those
who have attained excellence of
scholarship and distinction of
achievem ent as students.
Members of Pi Omega Pi are: Row 1: Dr. J. E. Gratz, adviser; L. Black,
J. Shorb, J. Boyer, L. Hammond, P. Stought, K. Shuman. Row 2: J. L. Her
shey, B. Humbert, M. E. Beamer, advisor; J. Bremser, N. Grommes, A.
Guyer, R. Strayer.
Pi Om ega Pi is a National Honorary
Business Fraternity. M em bership is based
on scholastic attainm ent in business sub
jects as w ell as an expressed interest in
teaching.
Pi Om ega Pi is considered by m any to
be the highest attainm ent that can be
reached scholastically by business e d u
cation students.
T he activities of the club are varied
from lectures to panels to social events
to field trips.
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Pi Nu E psilon, the national hon
orary m usic fraternity, m aintains
high standards for the extra-curricu
lar program in m usic on the cam pus.
M em bership may be gained by stu
dents who m eet the scholastic re
quirem ents and have credit for at
least six term s in college m usic or
ganizations.
Included in the Pi Nu Epsilon fraternity are: Row 1: V. Stringfellow, C. Boyd, J.
Tarbutton, G. Messner, E. Coons, L. Palmer, C. Ramsey, S. Horter, A. Omlor, K.
Sanford, B. Mell. Row 2: N. Shaw, N. Swartz, M. Mains, P. Wicht, K. Maurer, R.
Getz, B. Nickel, C. Bistline, H. Lauver, P. Weiss, J. Thomas, J. Johnson. Row 3: D.
Quandel, S. Hall, M. Weed, B. Care, G. Mitchell, D. Dentier, S. West, M. Noel, C.
Nell, M. Tyson, S. Coy. Row 4: R. Scott, R. Lynch, J. Reitmeyer, adviser, M. Bazdar,
G. Crissman, D. Hassler, K. Hair, E. Strawhecker, J. Kroh, J. Weaver, adviser. Row
5: D. Smith, R. Sawyer, R. Snoke, Pres., R. Strayer, R. Tritt, K. Hartz, W. Mowrey,
adviser.
The geographers of SSC include Row 1: P. Eshleman, L. Bosserman, K. Eberman, K. Maurer. Row 2: L. Elicker, P. Murray, J. Bar
ton, B. Enck. Row 3: K. Rapp, S. Bubb, B. Ness, F. Alexander, Mr.
Allan, adviser. Row 4: M. Dawson, B. Evans, D. Clapper, S. Shaw.
Gamma T heta U psilon is a national
honorary geography fraternity w hich con
siders for m em bership those students who
have com pleted at least six sem ester hours
in geography w ith a scholastic average of
3.0 or above. This organization seeks to
foster an interest in and aw areness of the
w orld around us.
M onthly m eetings h eld in the informal
atm osphere of Mr. Allan’s hom e provide
an opportunity for m em bers to hear speak
ers from places of interest and to discuss
problem s of national and international im
portance.
Members of the Tau Kappa sorority are: C. Stoner, M. Flothmeier,
L. Whitesel, P. Parks, Miss Kraiss, adviser, M. Funk, P. Bailey, W.
Hughes, E. Sheets.
T he Gamma chapter of Tau
Kappa is an honorary athletic so
rority w hose aims are to continue
the high standards of physical ef
ficiency, to uphold good sports
m anship, and to stim ulate and m ain
tain interest in all w om en’s sports.
Tau Kappa works w ith the W om en’s
A thletic Association to plan and
decorate for the annual WAA dance.
TK also sponsors a Christm as hop
and a County Fair h eld in the spring.
The members of Alpha Phi Omega are: Row 1: L. Williams, C. Buffington, D. Wentz, Treas.; T. Cypher, Sargeant at Arms; D. Jones,
Pres.; R. Kinter, D. Snook, C. Stump. Row 2: Dr. Kaluger, adviser; K. Gill, R. Zearfoss, B. Laite, Cor. Sec.; D. Cleck, V. Pres.; R. Snoke,
Rec. Sec.; W. Wilen, E. Sponseller, S. Magyar, E. Brubaker.
Service Organizations Beneficial
Row 1: N. Trout, S. Donley, M. Esh, adviser. Row 2: P. Murray, C.
Gray, C. Pannell, L. Jane Frye, J. Boyer. Row 3: J. Hildebrand, P.
Palmer, J. Fearn. Row 4: R. Hupper, S. Bubb, M. Wert, S. Osborne.
Row 5: D. Baish, D. Sherrick, L. Stevenson, G. Kavar, D. Weaver.
Row 6: M. Tyson, S. Schweitzer, G. Mitchell, D. Dentier, A. Bow.
Alpha Phi O m ega is a N ational Service
Fraternity w ith a prim e obligation to be
of service to the cam pus com m unity. As
such, a num ber of service projects w ere
p ursued during the past year. An elaborate
com ponent record player and speaker sys
tem was' installed in Stew art Hall. A Stu
d en t D irectory was com piled and distri
b u ted to students and faculty at a very
nom inal cost. A special lighting system
was installed to provide illum ination for
the Totem Pole at night. T he Ugly Man
C ontest was h e ld w ith trophies being
aw arded to th e w inners. An annual proj
ect is the purchase of brass nam e plates
for the doors of faculty offices. O ther
projects included the U sed Book Ex
change, purchase of used books, and the
sale of m agazines at a reduced rate.
A lpha Sigma Service C lub is com posed
of girls desiring to serve th eir school and
com m unity. T he club sponsors m any proj
ects throughout the school year.
M a s q u e r s , an organiza
tion open to all students
on cam pus, deals w ith all
phases of the theatre.
Com m ittees are designed
w hich deal specifically
w ith the interest of the
student. T hese include:
Acting and D irecting,
Stage C rew , Lighting,
Choreography, M ake-up,
Costum es,
Properties,
and Publicity. After at
taining proficiency and
receiving a “ M aster’s D e
gree” in one of these
phases,
the
student
moves on to another com
m ittee.
M asquers supports and
contributes w holly to
each major production.
Members of Masquers include: Row 1: C. Smith, Acting Sec.; J. Brunette, V. Pres.; J. Kroh, Pres.;
R. Seymour, Treas. Row 2: H. Guines, B. Nickol, D. Mengel, C. Manning, S. Horter, J. Kimmes, C.
Rooken, J. Wagner, M. Hess, S. Weigle, P. Davis. Row 3: M. Grattolo, C. Byrne, B. Schwartz, S.
Watson, C. Stanford, K. Wilson, M. Fleisher, N. Elliott, D. Mocker, J. McNeil, C. Schumacker,
G. Gilmore, B. Moorhead, S. Dougherty, D. Leete. Row 4: J. Carl, L. Agostini, P. Wambach, F. Al
exander, N. Fink, M. Weed, C. Wilt, B. Pugh, M. Basler, J. Hoffman, L. Graft, L. DeBliss, N. Zuercher, K. White, L. Lewis, M. Rudisill, B. Eastwood, B. Wagner, D. Lau, N. DeLong, A. Coup, J.
Fox. Row 5: S. Gref, Adviser; R. Sawyer, J. Hershey, W. Engle, K. Allison, L. Kinley, A. Adams, J
Woland, A. Knouse.
Drama Enriches Campus Life
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A l p h a P si O m e g a , Pi Tau Cast, is
a national, honorary, dram atic fra
ternity w hose purpose is recogniz
ing those students who have w orth
ily contributed their tim e and tal
ents to the betterm ent of dramatics.
In addition to supporting and
w orking w ith M asquers, Alpha Psi
O m ega supports m any of its own
projects; its m ain activity each year
is a production for children, known
as C hildren’s Theatre.
The members of Alpha Psi Omega are Row 1: S. Horter, J. Kimmes,I
M. Hess, J. Wagner, Sec.-Treas. Row 2: P. Wambach, A. Coup, G.
Nitterauer, R. Sawyer, A. Neidig, D. Mengel. Absent are S. Kershner, V. Pres.; and R. Gimmi, Pres.
Varsity Club, W.A.A. Encourage Sports
T he W.A.A., the W om en’s A thletic As
sociation, is an organization m ade up of wom ent students who strive to create interest in
athletics, prom ote good sportsm anship
am ong the students and prom ote good vigor
ous health. A nnually the W.A.A. sponsors a
dance w hich is -open to the entire student
body.
T h e Varsity C lub is an organization m ade
up of m en who have won a varsity letter par
ticipating in intercollegiate sports. T he club
is com prised of m en from all sports and from
each of the Freshm an, Sophom ore, Junior
and Senior classes. T he annual Sw eetheart
w eekend, w hich is the Varsity C lub’s major
social event, was held on the w eekend of
February 14 and was a huge success.
Members of the Varsity
Club are: Row 1: J. Baker,
J. Rebert, B. Fry, Treas.;
R. Johnson, Sec.; J. Hunter,
V. Pres.; H. Kinsey, Pres.;
M. Pittman, Sgt.-At-Arms;
D. Jacobs, Pari.; J. Porath.
Row 2: J. Kelley; T. Baylor,
P. Gladfeller, D. Levering,
P. Adams, R. Owens, A.
Taneyhill, G. Ebersole, D.
Blessing, D. Himes, D.
Freeseman, S. Ecker, W.
Corman. Row 3: P. Kinsey,
H. Chapman, B. Garman,
N. Vorrapick, R. Weiss, R.
Stewart, E. Cams, S. Rei
ner, G. Hempt, K. Miller,
W. Kunetschni.
The W.A.A. Cab
inet members are;
Row 1: B. Camp
bell, P. Palmer, C.
Panned, J. Boyer,
P. Bailey, D. Baish.
Row 2: P. Weiss,
M. Flothmeier, G.
Mitchell,
N.
Swartz, B. Evans,
B. Morrison, B.
Baumsardner, D.
Weaver, L. Cantone, F. Trimmer.
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Cap Crew
For the second tim e
this year, the Cap Crew
consisted of m em bers of
the three u pper classes.
T heir function was to ori
ent the freshm en into
their new college envir
onm ent.
Members of the Cap Crew are: Row 1: R. Hupper, S. Lebo, L. Stevenson, C. Pannell, J. Boyer, R.
Culbertson, L. Gerber, C. Halberstadt. Row 2: S. Strawser, J. Zepp, C. Atkinson, J. Shorb, N. Grommes, J. Hagan, J. Fearn. Row 3: C. Kauffman, J. Paxton, D. Levering, S. Park, J. Ray, P. Rudensky,
B. Beaver, J. Wagoner, J. Hershey.
Honestly, Sometimes the Cap Crew Seemed So Mean.
But in the End They Proved to be Almost Human.
Vets Club Unites Past Servicemen
T he Veterans C lub is an organization
m ade u p of m en and w om en, students and
faculty, who have served in the Arm ed
Members of the Vets Club include: Row 1:
Dr. Myers, J. Hunter, Pres.; D. Kottmyer,
V. Pres.; J. Thompson, Treas. Row 2: J.
Kochert, W. Valgan, T. Rackuael, L. Intrieri, A. Kerstetter, D. Ennokovich, R. Lynch,
M. Coover, P. Leathery.
Forces, or who are now in the Reserves or
N ational Guard. T hey in terp ret veterans’
regulations, local and national, as they affect
the m em bership.
CIA Cabinet members include: Row 1: R. Lynch, J. Ebersole, V. Pres.; P. Weiss, Corr. Sec.; E. Brubaker. Row 2: R. Leister, J. Frye, M. Flothmeier, P. Eshleman, P. Murray, L. Cantone, F. Wise, B. Reynolds. Row 3: E. Helsel, G. Crissman, R. Stewart, J. Gotwalt, C. Stump.
Religious Groups Offer Fellowship
T he purpose of the Cam pus Interfaith As
sociation is to provide an organization on
cam pus w hich w ill prom ote religious char
acter building. This organization is an in
tegrated body of all faiths and denom ina
tions rep resen ted on cam pus. T he function
of this organization is to develop greater
understanding and appreciation of all faiths
and denom inations a§ w ell as to provide
m eetings at w hich various aspects of religion
and character may be considered. E ach year
the CIA also sponsors a Religious Em phasis
Week.
T he L utheran Student Association is an
organization w hich provides fellow ship
am ong students of the L utheran faith. This
club m eets once a m onth for the strength
ening of the faith.
Members of the LSA include: Row
1: S. Strawser, J. Beamer,'L. Kil
lian, G. Ginter, C. Baltzer, J. Tol
bert, C. Shaffer. Row 2: R. Donald
son, S. Cvammen, P. Oldendorf,
M. Flothmeier, V. Pres., K. Maurer,
B. Care, A. Neidig, Sec.-Tres.
Row 3: L. Gindlesperger, L. Sileo,
D. Stevens, M. Weed, E. Witwer,
J. Lentz. Row 4: J. Gotwalt, Pres.,
D. Deitch, M. Hikes, S. Wieder.
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Presbyterians in the Westmin
ster Fellowship include: F.
McCann, B. Bodine, R. Stew
art, K. White, and W. Hughes.
Members of the Canterbury Club include: Row 1: P. Murray, C. Manning, B. Eastwood. Row 2: R. Lynch, M. Bazdar, D. Sheaffer, J. Flickinger.
The EUB Club members are:
Row 1: B. Reynolds, Pres.;
P. Bucher, E. CoonsMSec.; J.
Tarbuttonaffi Chap.; D. Eyler,
S. Beaver. Row 2: C. Souder,
F. Wise, S. Goodman, R. Havice, W. Englè, G. Crissman,
K. Hartz.
W estm inster
Fellow ship,
the youth group on cam pus
for Presbyterian students,
prom otes a closer bond b e
tw een the stu d en t and his
church and provides religious
training
and
fellow ship
through speakers, discussion,
films, and service.
T he C anterbury Association
is prim arily com posed of
Episcopal and Orthodox col
lege students. T he m em bers’
m ain objective is to study
and learn m ore about the h is
tory and organization of the
Church.
T he E vangelical U nited
B rethren C lub offers m em
bers a chance for fellow
ship w ith others of th eir own
faith.
T he UCC C lub is
com posed of students
belonging to the U ni
ted C hurch of Christ.
T he students m eet to
gether w ith th eir adviser,
Mr. Frantz, to study the
church and its beliefs, to
fellow ship together, and
to ren d er service to one
another and to the church.
The members of the UCC Club are: Row 1: R. Leister, S. Thomas, E. Myers, Vice Pres.;
P. Weiss, Pres.; M. Himmelberger, Sec.; L. Duncan. Row 2: Mr. Frantz, Adviser e ’
Brubaker, Chaplain; C. Spangler, D. Vanderau, E. Helsel, R. Kinter, Treas.
The members of Newman Club are: Row 1: Dr. LaSalle, Adviser, R. Silvagio, E. Gallagher,
P. Crouthemel, Corres. Sec.; A. Acri, P. Tornetta, M. Komarc, C. Stanford, W. Mach, Pres.
Row 2: J. Stebbel, S. Kist, M. Ney, E. Neely, P. Nelson, M. Grotollo. Row 3: E. Popovich,
D. Shultz, D. Leek, D. Jones, J. Galgoci. Row 4: A. Adams, A. Schmitt, Rec. Sec.; P. Juknevic, V. Duda. Row 5: R. Culbertson, J. Battista. Row 6: R. Miller, D. Koontz, P. Wambach, C. Byrne. Row 7: G. Andres, S. McFreely, H. Stumpf.
T he N ew m an C lub is
com posed prim arily of
students of the Roman
C atholic faith. Growth
and developm ent of their
spiritual lives as w ell as
w holesom e activities
w ith others of th eir own
faith prom pt these stu
dents to m eet regularly.
The members of the Methodist Club are: Row 1: P. Smith, Sec.; D. Ebersole, Treas.; N. Elliott, B. Schwartz, A. Omlor, Mr. Winsor, Adviser; J. Zersloft, Director. Row 2: N. Ross, J. Miller, J. Daugherty, M. Winsor. Row 3: L.
VanHorn, C. Swenson, J. Rottner, S. Dillmuth, B. Sickles, S. Geist. Row 4:
P. Davis, D. Mocked, Miss Harpseter, Adviser; L. Long, P. Bingaman.
T he
M ethodist
Student
M ovem ent, another of our re
ligious clubs, joins together in
regular m eetings for .fello w
ship w ith students of the same
faith. This club aims to strength
en the bond b etw een the church
and the student.
The Executive Committee of the Student P.S.E.A. include: Dr. Campbell, Adviser, J. Shearer, president, E. Helsel, Pari.; L. Bosserman, Publicity Chair.; C. Pannell, Rec. Sec.; D. Jones, Treas.; T. Moriartjr;Vice-Pres.
Professional Clubs Create Interest
T he Atkinson C hapter of Student P.S.E.A.
is the college-level organization for future
teachers in all fields. T he Student P.S.E.A.
endeavors to advance the cause of education,
to elevate the quality of teaching, and to
prom ote the welfare of those who teach.
T he E lem entary Education C lub is main-
tained for those students who are preparing
to teach in the elem entary schools.
T he Business E ducation C lub strives to
develop interest and leadership in the b u si
ness field for its participants. It sponsors
business conferences and workshops and
serves as host to prom inent speakers.
The Executive Committee of the Elementary Club includes:
Dr. Eastep, Adviser; J. Salamon, B. Enck, D. Clapper, Mrs.
Hogg, Adviser.
The Business Education Club Executive Committee is com
posed of: Mr. King, Adviser, J. Dilling, Pres.; J. Battista,
Program Director; A. Guyer, Vice-Pres.; B. Diehl, Hist.;
J. Thompson, Treas.; K. Shuman, Pari.; J. Hagan, Rec. Sec.;
J. Frye, Corre&ISec.
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Political Interest High
The members of the Social
Studies Club are: Row 1: D.
Clouser, R. Mellott, C. Dillen.
Row 2: B. Fetter, P. Houser,
S. Whitenack, P. Bailey, B.
Schwartz, S. Kist. Row 3: V.
Plantz, P. Wambach, J. Spen
cer, R. Culbertson, J. Kipp,
Pres.; D. Matesevac, Rec. Sec.;
T. O’Shea, vice-pres.; W. Brady,
Cor. Sec.; J. Oster, E. Gallagher,
D. Beal, A. Bentz. Row 4: W.
Higgins, D. Layton, L. Stough,
R. Coy, L. Williams, F. Hertrich, R. Crumling, J. Brunette,
K. Gill, B. Crowe, A. Woodell,
B. Maser. Row 5: B. McNitt,
W. Engle, T. Buckus, F. Chubb,
B. Ruekberg, Adviser; T. Holtzman, M. Baliga, Adivser, C.
Smith, S. Shaw, J. Matter.
T he Social Studies C lub is concerned
w ith international relations, political ac
tivity, and contem porary social and econom ic
problem s. This year speakers from the N a
tional Association for the A dvancem ent of
C olored People, the Am erican Civil L iber
ties Union, and the Army W ar C ollege have
b een presented.
Q uaesitum m eans “that w hich is sought.”
At Shippensburg, Q uaesitum is a fellow
ship of students and faculty from different
cultural and philosophical backgrounds,
who are u nited in searching for m eaningful
and intellectual experiences.
The
members
of
Quaesitum are: Row
1: D. Matesevac, S.
Compton, P. Davis, S.
Dougherty, B. Sch
wartz. Row 2: J. Kipp,
M. Baliga, adviser, B.
Fetter, J. Kimmes, S.
Whitenack, D. Clou
ser, B. Crowe. Row 3:
R. Coy, T. O’Shea,
L. Bouchard, adviser;
E. Sponseller, ad
viser; B. Ruekberg,
adviser; W. Brady, J.
Brunette.
The Young Demo
crats are: Row 1:
S. Compton, C. H.
Byrne, D. Mates
evac, G. Gray, J.
Kimmes, J. Brun
ette, R. Crowe.
Row 2: D. Clap
per, C. Dillen, B.
Schwartz, P. Wam
bach, Sec.; J. Kipp,
v-pres.; B. Ruek
berg, M. Baliga.
Row 3: K. Poet, J.
Oster, B. Fetter,
R. Coy, F. Chubb,
treas.; W. Wilen,
R. Crumling, S.
Magyar.
The Young Repub
licans are: Row 1:
M. Payne, S. Kist,
J. Zepp, J-. Brooks,
P. Davis. Row 2: P.
Houser, D. Leete,
S. Armstrong, B.
Bodine, J. Gruber.
Row 3: D. Clouser,
L. Williams. Row
4: Dr. Campbell, T.
Moriarity, K. Gill,
W. Brady.
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T he Language C lub was organized for
students interested in obtaining a better
understanding of peoples throughout the
world. D uring the past year they have con
structed a first-place hom ecom ing float;
entered a tw o-headed woman in the Ugly
Man’s contest, and presented a French and
a Spanish movie for the campus. In April
they traveled to W ashington, D.C., to visit
foreign-related cultural centers.
Pictured above, Row 1: R. Flood, R. Bortel, R. Hartman, M. Bazdar, Jr., Spanish
Secretary. Row 2: A. Berger, J. Spencer, v-pres.; M. Smith, J. Rottner, B. Hamil
ton, M. Weed, J. Perrone, D. Potchak, D. Deitch, S. Dram, adviser.
An organization designed to
stim ulate an active interest in
literature and related arts, the
English C lub offers m em ber
ship to students of all curriculums on campus. Programs p re
sented by the English C lub vary
from lectures concerning dra
matics to presentations centered
around English literature.
Members of the English Club pictured above are: Dr. C. V. Cox, sponsor; J. Kimmes, B.
Nickol, C. Byrne, L. Linnemeier, S. Horter, Sec.; D. Potchak, K. Dengler, D. Ernakovich.
Row 2: P. Oldendorf, B. King, pres.; F. Alexander, treas.; B. Morrison, H. Karaman, v-pres.;
M. Payne, M. Hess, B. Hamilton.
T he Library Science
C lub began an active year
w ith two foreign stu
dents, G unilla Serin and
Gorgen
Larsen,
who
spoke about school li
braries in Sw eden and
Norway. T he C lub will
host a Library C onfer
ence, sponsor a Tea, and
visit Drexel G raduate
School of Librarianship.
Pictured below are members of the Library Science Club: Row 1: S. Yohn, H. Biegler, M. Mickey, N.
Elliot, C. Holler, A. May, M. Butterbaugh, J. Tarbutton, C. Shaffer, S. Beaver, K. McFarland, ad
viser. Row 2: L. Lewis, S. Compton, J. Lawhead, M. Dore, S. Longwell, L. Bosserman, C. Kooken, K.
White, J. Bower. Row 3: P. Eshleman, V. Foltz, N. Wenrich, V. Charles, L. MeNitt, M. Rinehart, N.
Wagner, D. Clapper, B. Pomeroy. Row 4: J. Wagner, E. Coons, P. Kelly, C.‘Johnson, C. Wills, M.
Hikes. C. Clark, E. Palmer. Row 5: S. Raleigh, V. Rhoads, J. Edwards, B. Eastwood, D. Eyler, N. Fah
nestock, N. Shaw, B. Evans. Row 6: S. Dillmuth, M. Kauffman, B. Alwood, J. Herving, B. Gutshall.
T he M athem atics and Science Club,
b ein g designed to stim ulate in terest in ca
reers and work in science and m athem atics,
has form ulated its program s to coincide w ith
these objectives.
It has encom passed a series of p ertin en t
films on m odern m athem atics and science
along w ith related lectures into its pro
gram schedule.
H ighlighting th e year’s activities has been
a regional m athem atics test adm inistered by
the club to interested parties from about fifty
secondary schools, and a trip to Norfolk Na
val Yards and L angley R esearch C enter
w here students w ere acquainted w ith the
current projects of the N ational Aeronautics
and Space Adm inistration.
T hrough the capable assistance of Mr.
Kasarda, the club’s adviser, and the program
chairm an, these program s and activities w ere
co-ordinated effectively to m eet the interests
of its m em bers. To these individuals the club
owes m any thanks.
The members of the Chemistry Club are: Row 1: M. Wert, G. Bar
nett, J. Martin, C. Summers, Dr. Cheng, Adviser. Row 2: J. Menear, W. Flickinger, E. Myers, K. Bushman, R. Bozis, D. Gugoff, R.
Snoke.
Members of the Art Club include: Row 1: D. Pugh, D. Seaks, J.
Detweiler, B. Ness. Row 2: B. McNitt, G. Gregg, Miss Kauffman,
Adviser; J. Beegle, L. McNitt, Vice-Pres.; F. Alexander, Pres.;
D. Stains.
The members of the Mathematics and Science Club are: Row 1: Mr.
Kasarda, Adviser; Mr. Varano, Adviser; S. Booher, B. Campbell,
J. Bortell. Row 2: G. Harper, D. Wentz, C. Glasgow, J. Ebersole,
Vice Pres. Row 3: R. Dewees, V. Norris, P. Martin. Row 4: G. Hess,
E. Helsel. Row 5: M. Winsor, E. Strawhecker, K. Hair. Row 6: C.
Morrette, L. Intrieri, B. Swindell. Row 7: R. Ranck, D. Hendershot, C. Bert, P. Hippensteel, K. Brumbaugh. Row 8: S. Bert, K.
Allison, E. Harris, R. Stewart, H. Griffie.
T he Chem istry C lub is a
new ly
form ed
organization
w hose purpose is to explore
the vastly expanding field of
chem istry.
T he Art C lub of the college
is an organization w hich m eets
w eekly for students who have
a special interest in any phase
of art work and w ant to gain
m ore experience in th eir field
of interest. This year students
are working on mosaic table
tops, m osaic wall decorations,
various techniques of oil p ain t
ing, leather carving, block p rin t
ing, m etal enam eling and wood
carving.
T he club plans to take one
field trip this spring to the Na
tional Art Gallery in W ash
ington, D.C.
The members of the Chess Club are: Row 1: J. Martin, R.
Brightbill. Row 2: C. Klinger, G. Barnett.
Members of the Grotto Club include: Row 1: C. Shaffer, J. Krouse,
D. Wentz, P. Houser, M. Payne, R. Kinter, Pres. Row 2: B. McNitt,
T. Baylor, R. Rode, W. Engle, J. Crist.
Interest Groups Complete Active Year
T he discovery, m arking, and exploration
of caves in the S hippensburg area is the p u r
pose of the Grotto Club. T he SSC spelunkers
take num erous trips to caves each year to
fulfill th eir purpose.
T he Chess and C hecker C lub is inter
ested in the teaching and learning of the
games of chess and checkers.
WSBC Radio C lub, w ith studios on the
stage of O ld M ain A uditorium , has a th re e
fold purpose. First, it endeavors to keep
the resid en t student body inform ed of cam
pus new s and scheduled activities. Secondly,
m usical entertainm ent is provided to the
resident students. Lastly, the club pro
vides for those students who have had p re
vious radio experience and for those who are
interested in radio an opportunity to further
their interest.
T he Aquatic C lub has b een a successful
one, in that it brought about new faces and
old ones joined together in m aking it a
“ splash activity” ! This year’s show was e n
titled “ International Aquaram a” taking our
SSC audience on an excursion around the
countries of the world.
The members of the Aquatic Club include: Row 1: S.
Curry, B. Smith, M. Persik, S. Gulden, S. Price. Row 2:
P. Rainey, S. West, J. Detweiler, C. Lawyer, B. Bodine.
Row 3: P. Bonsall, R. Stewart, B. Beaver, C. Buffington.
Members of the Radio Club are: J. Mosteller, J. Gotwalls, E. Bru
baker, J. Frye, D. McGarvey.
T he m arching band
provided lively music
and
entertainm ent at
the hom e football games,
and participated in pep
rallies, parades, and the
C itizenship Day program.
It journ ey ed to Slippery
Rock State College, tak
ing part in its hom ecom
ing parade and perform
ing at halftim e.
T he concert band p re
sented its annual Spring
C oncert w hich featured
m arches, serious com po
sitions
by past and
contem porary composers,
and selections of a light
er, m ore popular nature.
An organization which gets very little credit for much hard work is shown posing with its director,
Mr. Reitmeyer. The band is composed of members from each class who are chosen on the basis of
experience and ability.
Music Provides Lively, Serious Moods
The members of the Concert Band include: Row 1: P. Murray, C. Shively, H. Recard, N. Grove, M' Noel. R o w 2: S. Coy, S. Dodge,
C. Waggoner, B. Staver, D. Weiser, P. Bucher, J. Zepp, N. Shaw. Row 3: L. Bosserman, K. Shuman, D. Peck, G. Baum, K. Hair, ] ’.
Rotz. Row 4: S. West, S. Whitenack, P. Reichart, J. Tarbutton, E. Coons, B. Nickel, B. Myers, Mr. Mowrey, Adviser. Row 6: R. Snoke.
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Members of the Shippen Men include: Row
1: Mr. Reitmeyer, Ad
viser; E. Myers, E.
Garmari, T. Lucas, R.
Williamson, L. Forres
ter, C. Hollenbaugh.
Row 2: R. Scott, J. Kroh,
G. Crissman, K. Rebok,
R. Tritt, J. Battista. Row
3: G. Ritchey, D. Spealman, D. Cleck, W. Hig
gins, M. Bazdar, D.
Peck, A. Girondi. Row
4: R. Sawyer, P. Hippensteel, D. Vanderau,
J. Klauber, R. Coy, G.
Weikert.
The women of the Mixed Chorus,
the Cumbelaires, are: Row 1: Mr.
Reitmeyer, Adviser; R. Leister, K.
Sanford, C. Boyd, S. Horter, K.
Eiss, K. Eberman, L. Palmer, F;
Witte, K. Appel, M. Ruhl, L. Wag
ner, L. Hammond, M. Cramer, C.
Bistline. Row 2: T. Spahr, J. Per
rone, N. Patterson, M. Hamburg,
A. Omlor, P. Ackerman, M. Swish
er, K. Miller, G. Mitchell, B. Bodine, J. Shearer, D. Clapper, G.
Messner, J. Ripley, S. Weigle,, B.
Care. Row 3: V.' Stringfellow, P.
Wicht, N. Swartz, M. Main$, R.
Getz, J. Beissel, D. Schultz, J.
Herr, N. Zuercher, B. Smith, G,
Richter, F. McCann, L. Brenize,
D. Sell. Row 4: J. Thomas, S. McElwain, M. Shaffer, L. Knoll, J.
Wright, B. Eltherington, M. Ty
son, A. Bentz, R. Hupper, S. Hall,
M. Weed, L, Bowman, D. Dentier,
D. Quandel, C. Hassler, P. Miller.
The members of the
Choraleers
include:
Row 1: K. Sanford, C.
Boyd, R. Leister, M.
Swisher, C. Bistline, J.
Perrone, K. Eberman, L>
Palmer, Mr. Weaver*
Adviser. Row 2: G. Rit
chey, N. Patterson, M.
Mainsj M. Tyson, F,
Witte, M. Hamburg, J.
Shearer, G. Mitchell,
B. Williamson. Row 3::
R. Sawyer, L. Forrester,
E. Myers, R. Scott, M.
Bazdar, G. Weikert, D.
Peek, T. Lucas, E. Garman. ,
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T h e q u ie t o f th e c r o w d , th e te n s io n o n th e b e n c h ,
th e h e a r ts to p p in g m o m e n t j u s t b e fo r e th e p ig s k in is
s n a p p e d , j u s t b e fo r e th e b a ll p e n e tr a te s th e h o o p , o r
ju s t b e fo r e th e p itc h is th r o w n , c o n s titu te th e th e m e
o f th e g a m e .
T h e lig h t n in g a c tio n o f s p o r ts w ill b e r e m e m b e r e d
as b u t a b lu r to u s , b u t th e m e m o r y o f p la y in g h a r d , o f
c h e e r in g , a n d o f c e le b r a tin g th e v ic to r y to g e th e r w ill
r e m a in w arm in o u r h e a r ts.
Players, coaches, and m anagers com prise the SSC Red R aider football team.
Senior, Co-Captain, Bill Fry.
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Senior,
Senior
Maier.
Co-Captain
fullback,
Dan
w
Jim
Hunter.
Senior halfback, Jim Childs.
Senior quarterback,
Jacobs.
t
Don
Raiders Face Strong Competition
T he 1963 edition of the SSC foomall
squad ‘faced m any obstacles b u t still m an
aged to survive w ith a three win, five loss
record. G raduation sees the loss of six sen
iors who have all done w ell during their
four years on the gridiron. Losses include
quarterbacks Jim H unter and Don Jacobs,
fullback and linebacker Bill Fry, fullback
D an M aier, end H arold Kinsey, and half
back Jim Childs. T he return of m any ex
perienced letterm en plus a good Junior
Varsity team makes the 1964 outlook exJjigmely bright.
r§fp
Ralph F reeland gathers in a pass good for
another six points as the Shippensburg
Red Raiders rom p over Lock H aven State
College in a conference game.
A Good Coach Retires
Early in 1964, Mr. Jack Roddick, H ead
Football Coach at Shippensburg since
1954, announced that he was retiring from
the coaching position to devote more tim e
to his teaching and to his duties as H ead
Track Coach. In addition to his work on the
athletic field, Mr. Roddick is a professor
in the Science D epartm ent and is very
active in the Varsity Club.
FOOTRALL RECORD
Opp.
SSC
21 ............ ......... In d ia n a .................... ........... 39
7 ............ ......... S hep h erd ................. ........... 12
13............ .......... Slippery Rock......... ............21
30............ .......... Lock H a v e n ............ ...........13
0 ............1......... C alifornia................ ......... ,34
12...................... E dinboro.................. ............ 8
15............ .......... C larion.................................. 7
13...........;.......... M ontclair................. ............20
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Senior quarterback Don Jacobs gets set to throw the
long “bom b.”
A tension-packed mo
m ent of the game is re
flected in the faces of
SSC players, and above,
after m any rocks and
socks and a w ell played
game, handshakes are
in order.
F reeland goes “off tackle” for yardage against Lock
Haven.
H al Kinsey m aking a beautiful leaping
interseption of a Lock H aven pass.
Members of the Red Raider Basketball Team are: Row 1: H. Chap
man, R. Weiss, co-captain, A. Tanneyhill, J. Deibler, co-captain,
BASKETBALL RECORD
Shippensburg
Opponent
90................. ....B altim ore U .......... ......... 79
80................. .... In d ia n a .................. ......... 82
81................. ....W est C hester........ ......... 74
58................. ....B loom sburg.......... ......... 59
76................. __C heyney................. ......... 71
84................. ....E ast Stroudsburg. ......... 76
105................. ....S h ep h erd .............. ........ 73
101................. ....Juniata.................... ......... 63
80................ ....M ansfield.............. ......... 76
68................. ....K utztow n............... ........ 69
82................. ....M t. St. Mary’s ...... ......... 87
86................. ....C alifornia.............. ......... 78
84................. ....S h ep h erd ............... ......... 90
74................. ....M illersville.......... ......... 70
77................. ....B loom sburg.......... ......... 72
69................. ....C heyney.......................... 76
75................. __E ast Stroudsburg. ......... 118
83................. ....M ansfield ............. ......... 116
84................. ....K utztow n.............. ......... 98
76................. __W est C hester........ ......... 99
85................. ....M illersville.......... ......... 94
73................. ....Lock H a v e n .......... ........ 83
K. Miller. Row 2: G. Hanks, T. McGee, W. Konetschni, J. Martin,
K. Hess, coach. Row 3: L. Smith, asst, coach; J. Martin, S. Besecker,
M. Gamber.
Cagers Start Strong
Starting strong, the Raider basketball
team appeared to be h ead ed tow ard their
m ost successful season in the school’s h is
tory. This did not prove to be the case as
the team finished w ith a ten win, tw elve
loss record.
H ighlight of the season cam e in a th rill
ing 80-76 w in over pow erful M ansfield squad
w hich vaulted S hippensburg into first place
in the Penna. State C ollege E astern C on
ference.
W ith the return of Penna. State C ollege
scoring leader Ron W eiss and the loss of
only one senior, Jim D eibler, th e R ed Raid
ers can look now here b u t up in 1964-65.
After being introduced, the Red Raiders get set to
win again.
T he starting five: W eiss, C hapm an,
M iller, D eibler, T anneyhill.
W eiss on a left-handed “ p e e p ”
T anneyhill on a “break” against W est Chester.
142
Above, the game begins, upper right, W eiss for two
o f his 369 league points, below , M iller sinks a long
one, bottom right, co-captains W eiss and D eib ler w ith
coach Hess.
Members of the wrestling team are, Row 1: G. Ebersole, R. Eleuteri. Row 2: G. Bonfiglio, C. Neidig, R. Hersperger, L. Miller, K.
Krah. Row 3: T. Foor, T. Conway, N. Redden, C. Espenshade, C.
Cressler, B. Miller. Row 4: T. Smith, D. Harbold, R. Smith, W. Cor-
man, N. Brechbiel, A. Biagiati, F. Stella. Row 5: D. McGarvey, K.
Becker. B. Klutas, K. Kemble, R. Whitesel, I. Dum, L. Black. T.
Poet.
Wrestlers Aga
W RESTLIN G RECORD
Shippensburg
Coached by Mr. Corm an, the Red Raider
w restlers earned a record of 7-3-1 for the
1963-64 season. Included in the list of op
ponents are m any schools w hich boast physi
cal education students as team m em bers. T he
undefeated record of Karl Kem ble is still
another badge of m erit. T he R aider m atm en
added to their laurels by placing first in the
W estm inster Tourney.
Opponent
2
27.............. ...Ju n iata......................................
6.............. ...E ast Stroudsburg.................. ........... 21
43.............. ...St. F rancis.............................. ........... 0
25.............. ...B altim ore U n iv ersity .........
2
15.............. ...Lock H aven........................... ...........15
13.............. ...W aynesburg............................ ........... 21
31.............. ...In d ia n a ..................................... ........... 5
15.............. ...W est C h ester.......................... ........... 12
3.............. ...B loom sburg............................. ...........29
26.............. ...M ansfield................................. ...........13
28.............. ...M illersville............................. ........... 3
State T o u rn am en t—W on W estm inster T ournam ent
144
Above: Ron Smith “works” for a pin. Right: Nate Breightbiel “works” for a take down.
Hg
PH
In the W estm inster T ourney first place
in the m eet was taken by the first team en
tered by Shippensburg, and second place
was taken by the Raider’s second team.
Co-captains G lenn E bersole and Ron E leu teri w ith Coach Corman.
145
Row 1: Co-captains S. Reiner, D. Levering. Row 2: R. Johnson, J.
Wise, D. Henry, P. Adams, B. Korling, D. Shope. Row 3: J. Martin,
L. Bair, K. Stought, M. Bushey, D. Freeseman. Row 4: J. Williams,
J. Vasilko, G. Rhodes, R. Ranck. Row 5: R. Hale. M. Shifflet. B.
Coleman, B. Myers, M. Baker. Row 6: M. Butina, R. Fick, A. McElroy, R. Althouse, N. Montgomery. Row 7: Coach Corman, manager E. Gerchak. Absent, manager J. Poet.
Glovemen Ready For ’64 Season
W ith a fine nucleus returning from the
1963 season, the 1964 edition of the Red
Raider Baseball team can look now here bu t
up. T he 1964 team , b uilt around strong h it'
ting and good pitching, w ill again face a
rough schedule m ade even m ore dem anding
by early season cold spells and w et grounds,
b u t w ith a few breaks the glovem en prom ise
to be a real threat to all opposition.
BASEBALL RECORD-1963
ssc
OPP.
5 ............... ...........Baltim ore................. .............. 6
8............... ...........S hepherd................................. 2
8............... ...........Mt. St. M ary’s ...__ .............. 3
4 .............. ...........S hep h erd ...................
2
2
...........Bloom sburg.............. .............. 1
1............... ...........B loom sburg............. ............... 9
4 ............... ...........W est C h ester........... ............. 11
2
...........K utztow n................... ............. 1
2 ............... ...........M illersville............... ............. 4
2
...........M illersville............... ............. 4
3 ............... ...........Lock H aven............. ............. 8
2
...........Lock H aven............. ............. 8
4 ............... ...........In d ian a...................... .............. 5
5..... ......... ...........In d ia n a .................. ...........| 3
5 ............... ...........Juniata....................... ......... . 4
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Ron Johnson charges in to field a short
grounder.
L eft-hander Paul Adams warms up in early spring
practice session.
C hecking the runner on first
is pitcher, D ick Shope.
O utfielder D oug H enry awaits
the high outfield hit.
147
Jerry W ise works to develop sharp eye
and steady swing.
Row 1: Mr. Roddick, J. Rebert, M. Brown, J. Gumpy, J. Porath, J. Baker. Row 2: K. Hartz, E. Stiffold, B. Fisher, T. Wertz, J. Garns, S. Ecker, H.
Chapman, P. Gladfelter.
Trackmen Look To Future
TRACK RECORD
Shippensburg
63
Kutztown
Bloom sburg
83
Penn Relays
880 yards
Second Place
O ne m ile
Second Place
G ettysburg
86
Lock H aven
70
C edar Cliff Relays
M ile
First Place
M ount St. Marys
H I
Pa. State College M eet
Fourth Place Tie
Triangular
Juniata, Indian
50
M illersville
47
T he Trackm en of Shippensburg State
College com piled a 2 win, 4 loss record for
the 1963 season. Although the record is not
im pressive, the season was one of building.
T he team com posed chiefly of freshm en and
sophom ores, was aided by the all around
abilities of John Cam s, a junior, who has a
full season of track participation rem aining.
W ith an entire team returning, Coach
Roddick looks forward to several good sea
sons. Coach Jack Roddick recently retired
from football to devote all his energies to
the im provem ent of the track team.
Opponent
68
57
54
70
74%
70, 40
73
148
Although the 1963 soccer record was not
im pressive, the perform ance was com m end
able for the second organized year of the
sport at Shippensburg. Coached by Dr. Mo
handas Baliga, the team learned even more
of the soccer basics. W ith goalie Cam M auger
and other letterm en back next season, the
team should show im provem ent.
W ith an ever expanding schedule the
sport should becom e quite popular w ith the
Shippensburg student body. C onsidered by
m any to be even m ore dem anding than foot
ball, soccer is fast becom ing an “estab
lish ed ” sport in the C um berland Valley.
SO CCER RECORD
ssc
OPP.
0 ...................... E ast Stroudsburg...................... ..............11
2
0 ............ ......... F rostburg....................................
8 ...................... St. Francis................................... ............. 0
0 ...................... Slippery Rock............................ ............. 1
0 ...................... M illersville................................. ............. 1
3...................... St. Francis.................................. ............. 1
2
2
......... Mt. St. Mary’s ............................
0 ............ ......... Lock H aven................................ ............. 4
1............ ......... D ickinson (Scrimm age)........... .............. 4
Soccer Improves Record
Front Row: B. Hamilton, M. Clouser, D. McKenzie, K. Gill. Second
Row: Dr. Baliga (Coach), B. Arnold, R. Hoffman, B. Owens, J. Rebert, G. Weaver, R. Blake, B. Hosterman, D. Freeseman, G. Harold.
Back Row: J. Neff, B. Ford, T. Baylor, D. Himes, G. Breckbill, E
Engle, R. Small, C. Mauger, R. Stewart, S. Reiner, B. Engle, D. Ommert.
The members of the tennis
team are: Row 1: D. Bair,
R. Purnell, J. Wagoner, R.
Miller, D. Wolfley, J. Al
bright, J. Snyder, R. Hoover:
Row 2: M. Arnold, Manager,
J. Tarman, T. Farrell, B. En
gle, C. Mauger, E. Kuban, W.
Konetschni, B. Hawk, B.
McKay, R. Sawyer, D. Himes,
R. Schneider, Coach.
Tennis Posts .700 Season
C om piling a fine 7 win, 3 loss record in
1963, and w ith the loss of only one senior
from that team , 1964 prom ises to bring the
tennis team added laurels. T he return of
u ndefeated Jack W agonner and seniors Bob
Purnell, Jim Snyder, and Jon A lbright give
the tennis team u n d er a new coach, Mr.
R ichard Schneider, all the prom ises of
success.
TEN N IS RECORD
Shippensburg
3
5
3y2
8
6
6
7
8
4
6
Senior Jon A lbright shows his form.
Senior Jim Snyder
guards the net.
Senior Bob Pur
nell waits for the
“ slam .”
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Opponent
.................... ..... M illersville..................... ................. 6
.................... ..... W est C hester................................... 4
.................... ..... Indiana.............................
............... ..... Bloom sburg...................................... 1
...................... ..... Juniata............................................... 3
.................... ..... M illersville..................... ................. 3
2
.................... ..... Kutztow n.........................
.................... ..... Bloom sburg...................................... I
.................... ..... Juniata...............................................5
.................... ..... M ount St. Marys .......... ................. 3
..........5y2
Senior Ed. Gotwals closes out a brilliant college career.
F red E ttline, senior golfer, waits to “tee off.”
Anticipates Record Season
Junior Phil Raudensky on a 250 yard drive.
G O L F SCORES
Shippensburg
Opponent
8y2........... .Baltim ore U n iv e rs ity ....... ....... y2
2
7 ........... .Bloom sburg ........................
4 .......... .Frostburg .................................. 5
4 .......... .Indiana ...................................... 5
8 Y2 ........... .Bloom sburg .............................. 9%
5V2........... .W est C hester ............................ 9y2
IV2 ........... .E ast S tro u d sb u rg ............... .......ioy2
IW2 ........... .Frostburg ........................... .......5 y2
4y2........... .M ount St. Marys ............... ....... 4V2
3rd Place.. .Pennsylvania State Tourn.
12 ........... .Juniata ................................ .......3
5 y2........... .M ount St. Marys ............... .......9y2
151
T he girls hockey team , coached by Miss H elen Kraiss, enjoyed another suc
cessful season w ith a 5 w in, 1 loss record.
Strong Season By Girls’ Hockey
Scoring a total of 21 goals and lim iting
the opposition to a m ere 9, the 1964 ed i
tion of the R aiderette F ield H ockey Team
recorded 5 wins w hile only losing to pow er
ful W ilson College. L ed by D onna W eaver
and Barbara H arper who com bined for 11
and 5 goals respectively, the R aiderettes
show ed m uch prom ise for the future. T he
Junior Varsity, again losing only to W il
son, h eld the opposition to only 3 goals
w hile scoring 14 them selves. M uch credit
m ust be given to the R aiderettes, consid
ering m any of its m em bers have had no p re
vious experience. T he field hockey team is
coached very capably by Miss H elen Kraiss.
G IRLS’ HOCKEY SCORES
Shippensburg
6 ...................... ..L ebanon V alley .......
4 ...................... ..M illersville ................
Opponent
2
9.
3............... ..S usquehanna........... ..................... 1
0 ...................... ..W il s o n .................... .....................6
5 .................... ..D ickinson.................. .................... 0
3............... ..P enn H all.................. .................... 0
JUNIOR VARSITY
V alley ....... .....................0
..M illersville ................ .....................0
..S usquehanna ............ .....................0
..W ilson ...................... .... .....................3
..D ickinson .................... .................... 0
..P enn H a ll .................... ................... .3
3...................... ..L ebanon
1......................
2
1......................
4 ......................
0 ......................
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Girls’ Tennis Improves
T he Shippensburg girls’ T ennis Team
show ed trem endous im provem ent in the
1963 season w ith a 3-3 record over the
previous record of 0-6. L eading doubles
m atchm ates w ere Pat W eiss and Jane Frye
w ith a 5-1 record. Playing in the num ber
two position, Sue D avidson was the leader
w ith a 5-1 record. W ithout a senior team
m em ber loss, the R aiderettes look forward to
another successful season.
The members of the Girls’ Tennis Team are: Row 1: M. Flothmeier,
S. Spittler. Row 2: E. Hormann, S. Davisson, P. Weiss. Absent when
the picture was taken were C. Atkinson, L. Cantone, J. Frye.
Miss Baker is a true friend to all students
she coaches.
G IRLS’ TEN N IS SCORES
Shippensburg
Opponent
4 ...................... ...M illersville........... .............. 3
3................. ...M illersville........... ...................4
4 ...................... ...P enn H all.............. .............. 3
3...................... ....D ickinson.............. .................. 4
4 ...................... ... .E lizabethtow n..... .............. 3
3 ...................... ....G ettysburg........... ...................4
The members of the Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team are: Row
1: L. Whitesel, F. Trimmer, J. Fearn, B. Morrison. Row 2: B.
Baumgardner, R. Culbertson, K. Zimmerman, P. Lupp.
T he G irls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team , com prised
of underclassm en, had a successful season bringing
hom e 5 wins and 2 losses.
VARSITY G IRLS’ BASKETRALL
Shippensburg
Opponent
40................... ...H arrisburg In d ....... ............ 37
40.............. .. .E lizabethtow n........ .............41
29.............. ...Ju n ia ta ..................... .:..... .....28
36.............. ...M illersville............. |........... 23
52.............. ...S u sq u eh an n a.......... ............ ...21
40.............. ...L ebanon V alley..... ................ 24
50................... ...P enn H all................ .................26
50................... ...W ilson...................... ............ 25
45................... ...G ettysburg .............. ................ 27
36................... ...Lock H aven ........... .................40
JU N IO R VARSITY
Shippensburg
Opponent
33................. .Elizabethtow n.......... .................. 9
17............. .M illersville................ ............. 34
66............. .Lebanon V alley....... ................. 1
41............. .Penn Hall................... ................. 16
40............. .W ilson........................ ................. 37
33................. .G ettsyburg................ .............. 6
31............. .Lock H aven.............. ..............36
Girls’ Basketball Successful
T he R aiderette Basketeers, coached by
Miss G w endolyn Baker, produced an im
pressive w om en’s basketball record to tally
a th ird successful season for Coach Baker.
T he 8-2 record includes losses only to E liz
abethtow n and Lock H aven by one and four
points respectively.
Team effort prevailed w ith each girl
giving h e r all. T he Varsity offensive unit.
paced by Cathy Zim m erm an w ith a game
average of 18.5 and a strong defensive unit
led by Paula L upp, fought for each point
of each game. L ucille W hitesel, the only
senior varsity player, aided the team w ith a
steady output regardless of position. T he tal
ents of W hitesel and Zim m erm an w ere m ir
rored by th eir team m ates electing them hon
orary co-captains for the season.
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O ne-Tw o-Three-Four-Five-Six-“W e w ant m ore.”
C heerleaders and Bandfront await the start of the pa
jam a parade.
The members of the Cheer Leading Squad are: Row 1: K. Gutshall.
Row 2: J. Thompson, R. Culbertson. Row 3: B. Morrison, M. Lebingood.
THE SPIRIT OF SSC
T he C heerleaders and Bandfront “kick it u p ” after a
Raider score.
Pep, spirit, good looks, and plenty of
enthusiasm are a few of the characteris
tics of a group of fam iliar and welcom e
faces at SSC, the cheerleaders. At every
game they exhibit the m ost tension d u r
ing the m om ents of strain, the m ost h ap
piness during m om ents of victory, and
also a never-ending air of optim ism re
gardless of the gam e’s apparent out
come. T he cheerleaders are com prised
of girls from the Freshm an, Sophom ore,
Junior and Senior classes. Girls are
chosen on the basis of past experience,
bu t m ostly on th e basis of th eir show ing
at the tryouts and the in terest and d e
sire show n by them to prom ote school
spirit.
INDEX
Abbott, Denis—100
Abbott, Roger—100
Acker, Sherri—42
Ackerman, Phyllis—92,135
Acri, Anita—100,128
Adams, Ann—36,123,128
Adams, Paul—42,116,124,147
Aderson, Callie—42
Agostini, Lois—123
Albright, Jon—42
Alesi, Regina—42
Alexander, Faith—121,123,132,
134
Allison, Kenneth—123,132
Althouse, Robert—146
Alwood, Barbara—100,131,
Amick, Daniel—118
Ammon, Josephine—102
Anderson, Dean—100
Andres, Glenn—128
Appel, Karen—135
Armstrong, Suzanne—130
Arnold, Merrill—149,150
Ashford, Leonard—42, 119
Atkinson, Christine:—125
Baer, David—42, 116
Bailey, Jay—42,116
Bailey, Peggy—43,121,124,130
Bailey, Susan-—43
Bair, Dale—100,150
Bair, Larry—117, 146
Baish, Diane—93,124
Baker, Joseph—36,116,124„
148
Baker, Marvin—36,146
Baker, Phillip—43
Bakner, Darwin—43
Balitas, Mary—43
Baltzer, Cheryl—100, 126
Barcus, Barbara—43
Barlup, Bonita—43
Barnes, Gary—117
Barnett, Gary—132,133
Bartoli, Sandra—43
Barton, Charles—100
Barton, Janet—27,44,120,121
Basler, Lawrence—44,118
Basler, Mary—100, 123
Batis, Lawrence—116
Battista, Joseph—128,129,134
Baughman, Barbara—44
Baughman, Lois—100
Baum, Glenn—134
Baumgardner, B.C.—36, 93,124,
154
Baylor, Terry—124,133,-149
Bazdar, Milan—121,127, 131,
134
Beal, Darlene—130
Beamer, Joann—101, 126
Beard, Robert—101
Beaver, Stephanie—127,131
Beaver, William—37,117,125,
133
Bechtel, Elizabeth—100
Becker, Kenneth—144
1 Beegle, Judith—132
Beissel, Judith—135
Bender, Carol—44
Bentz, Ann—130,135
Berger, Anne—131
Beringer, Carol—101
Bert, Cornelius—100,132
Bert, Samuel—100,132
Besecker, Stephen—141
Biagianti, Arthus—144
Bingamen, Paul—128
Bistline, Carol—44,121,135
Bitner, Jay—44
Bitner, Noel—44
Bitner, William—110, 119
Black LeahlS-l 10,120
Black, Lindley—144
Blacker, Robert—44,112,113,
116
Blake, Robert-—149
Blessing, Dale—119,124
Bletcher; Claire-—101
Blubaugh, Donald—45
Blyshak, Judith—45
Bodine, Barbara—92,109,127,
130,133,135
Boggs, Wayne—37, 45,112,
113,117
Boley, Rebecca-SlOl
Bollinger, Harvey—45
Bollinger, Moreland—116
Bonsall, Zell—117,133
Bonfiglio, Gerald—144
Booher, Susan—45,132
Book, Fred—45, 116
Bortel, John—119,131
Bortell, Jean—45,132
Bortner, Joyce—37
Bosserman, Linda—92,110,112,
121,129,131,134
Bow, Velma—36,120
Bower, Judith—131
Bowers, Bonnie—101
Bowling, Ruth—101
Bowman, Linda—45,135
Bowman, Shirley—46
Boyd, Constance—121,135
Boyd, Sally—46
Boyer, Barbara—101
Boyer, Jane—36,46, 93,117,
120,124,125
Bozis, Ronald—119
Brady, Wayne—-108,119,130
Brechbill, Gary—149
Bregler, Helen—92
Breighner, Jeffrey—101
Bremser, Jayne—36, 46,120
Brenize, Fred—101
Brenize, Linda—46,135
Bricker, Susan— 100
Briggs, Richard— 116
Brightbill, Robert—133
Brindle, Virginia— 101
Brookes, Jeanette—36,92,130,
Brown, Barbara—41,46
Brown, George—46
Brown, Naomi—93
Brubaker, Edgar—37, 46,126,
128,133
Brumbaugh, Kenneth— 118,132
Brunette, John—123,130
Bubb, Suzanne—36, 92,110,
120 121
Bucher, Metha— 47
Bucher, Phyllis— 127,134
Buckus, Richard—47,118
Buckus, Thomas—37,118,130
Buffington, Charles—47,117,
133
Bumgardener, Donald—37, 47
Burk, Sandra-—47
Burkhart, Louise—47
Burkholder, David—101
Burkholder, Judith—101
Burns, Joan—47
Burwell, Carol—93
Bushey, Milton-3119
Butina, Michael—146
Butterbaugh, Mary—131
Byrne, Carol—123, 128, 130,
131
Caldrone, Samuel—33, 116
Calhoun, Lawrence— 101
Campbell, Bonnalyn—92,124,
132
Cantone, Lois—27,124,126
Capehart, Paul—47
Care, Beverly— 48, 121,126,
135
Carl, Joanne— 123
Cams, Elwood—90, 92,117,
124.148
Castillo, Wilson—48
Catlin, Elizabeth— 101
Chapman, Harry— 119, 124,141,
142.148
Charles, Virginia— 131
Childs, James—36, 48,138
Chontos, John— 116
Chubb, Fredr^r-130
Chulack, Mary—48
ClaDoer, Doreen—92,121,129,
130,131,135
Clark, Barbara—92, 101
Clark, Connie—48, 131
Cleck, Dennis—93, 134
Cline, Gary— 101
Clouser, David—130
Clouser, Michael—116,149
Cocklin, Donna—93
156
Codori, Robert—48,119
Coleman, Harvey—146
Compton, Susan—101,130,131
Conca, Charlotte—101
Conway, Timothy—144
Coons, Emmeline—27, 48,121,
127, 131,134
Cordivano, Barbara—49
Cotton, Dorothy—101
Coup, Anna—27, 49,123
Cox, Patricia—101
Coy, Ronald—130,135
Coy, Sandra—134
Coy, Shelby—121
Cramer, Mary—135
Crane, Janet—101
Crawford, Donna—49
Crawford, Russell—101
Cressler, Clyde—116,144
Crissman, Gary—49, 121,126,
127,134
Crist, Jeffry—133
Cross, Linda—101
Crouse, Judith—101
Crouthamel, Margaret—128
Crowe, John—33,130
Croyle, Barbara—49
Crum, John—49, 120
Crumling, Robert—49, 130
Cudnick, Roberta—49
Culbertson, Rita—125, 128, 130,
155
Curry, Sharon—101, 133
Cvammen, Susan—126
Czap, Linus—50
Daugherty, Judy—37,123
Davis, Polly—123,128,130
Dawson, Marion—121
Debliss, LoiS—110,123
Decker, Anna—37
Deibler, James—41, 50,142,143
Deibler, Ronald—50
Deitch, Drusilla—126,131
Delong, Nadine—102, 123
Dengler, Karen—27, 92,120,
131
Dent, Sandra—101
Dentler, Donna—50,121,135
Dermotta, Donna—112
Derridinger, M.G-S92
Deshong, Ralph—108,109,118
Detweiler, Janice—133
Detweiler, Rochelle—132
Dewees, Ronald—50,108,117,
132
Diehl, Bonnie—50,129
Diffenderfer, N.—50, 119
Dillen, Carole—130
Dilling, Joseph—92,118,129
Dilling, Stephen—118
Dilmuth, Sandra—27, 50,128,
131
INDEX
Dimoff, Joyce—51
Dirocco, Chritine—51
Dixon, Wayne—51,117
Didge, Sarah—101,134
Donaldson, Roberta—126
Donley, Suzanne—51,108,110
Dore, M arilynBl03,131
Dougherty, Susan—123,130
Dresch, Lois—92
Drew, Elizabeth—51
Dryburgh, Lynne—51
Duda, Victoria—51,128
Dum, James—117,144
Duncan, Linda—37,128
Dunn, William—37, 51,116
Eastwood, Barbara—101,123,
127.131
Eaton, Melvin-^52
Eberman, Karen—52,120,121,
135
Ebersole, Joy—36, 37,52,126,
128.132
Ebersole, Glenn—124,144,145
Eckenroth, Jere—119
Ecker, Stephen—119,124,148
Edwards, Janet—103,131
Ehrlicman, Karen—36
Echlin, Donna—52
Ess, Kathryn—102,135
Eleuter, Ronald—33,144,145
Elicker, Linda—36,121
Elko, Margaret—36
Elliot, Frederica—48
Elliott, Nancy—103,123,128,
131
Eltherington,B.—135
Ely, Jane—102
Emanual, JoAnn—102
Enck, Barbara—52,120,121,
129
Engle, Elmer—123,149,150
Engle, William—127,130,133,
149
Eppley, Mary—91
Ergen, Janet—52
Ernakovich, Donald—26, 52,110,
119.120.108.131
Eshleman, Patricia—37, 52,121,
126.131
Espenshade, Carl—144
Ettline, Fred—92,151
Evans, Beverly—120,110,121,
124.131
Ewing, Nikki—92
Eyler, Annette—102
Eyler, Diane—33,102,127,131
Faber, Sally—53
Fahnestock, Nancy—131
Failor, Wayne—110
Fallinger, David—102
Farmer, John—26, 53, 118
Farrell, George—115,150
Faust, Joanne—92
Fearn, Jan—37, 92,110,125,
154
Feather, Guy—119
Fehl, Barry—53
Fennell, Ronald—36
Fesler, Cathy—102
Fetter, Beverly—130
Fetterman, William—53,109,
117
Fick, Richard—146
Fickes, Barbara—53, 113
Fickes, Jerry—92
Fink, Norma—102,123
Fink, Ronald—53, 117
Fischer, Robert—119
Fisher, Dorothy • 102
Fisher, Roberta—53, 36
Fisher, Samuel—53
Fleisher, Martha—123
Flickinger, James—101
Flickinger, John—120,127
Flickinger, William—54, 116,; •
132
Flood, Wendell—54, 131
Flothmeier, Mary 3f§93,110,
121,124,126
Fogarty, Patricia—54
Foltz, Vicki—131
Foor, Rolland—36,144,119
Foose, Gary—37,102
Foose, Larry—-37,102
Ford, William—54,149
Foreman, Mary—54
Forrester, Lynn—134
Fortunato, David—37
Fox, Barry—92
Fox, Jean—123
Fox, Terry—54,117
Fratti, Linda—-54
Free, Barry—36,117
Freed, Richard—112,113,118
Freeland, Ralph—140
Freeseman, Donald—36,119,124
French, Barbara—54
Frew, Annetta—37
Frounfelter, Linda—91
Fry, Richard—118
Fry, William—55, 124, 138, 149
Frye, Lucy—55,110,126,129,
133
Fuller, David—116
Funk, Doris—55
Funk, Majorie—55,121
Funk, Sally—93
Gabler, Nancy—93
Gabriel, Gail—55
Galgoci, Jane—128
Gallagher, Eleanor—128,130
Gamber, Michael—141
Carman, Branden—-119,124
Garman, Edward—134
Garner, Kenneth—33
Gaugler, William—55, 115,116
Geist, Susan—37,128
Gentry, Judy—55
Gerber, Linda—55, 112,113,125
Gerhart, Monroe—118
Getz, Roxanne—37,93,121,135
Gibson, Carrel—56
Gift, Geraldine—102
Gill, Kenneth-S3, 93, 130,149
Gillis, Ann—92
Gilmore, Geraldine—123
Gimmi, Robert—56
Gindlesperger, L.—126
Ginter, Gloria-gl26
Girondi, Alfred—134
Gladfelter, Philip—119,124,148
Glasgow, Charles—37,132
Gleason, PamelaB93
Goodman, Susan—91,127
Good, Theodore—56
Goshorn, Lucy—37
Gotshall, Dennis—4.16
Gotwals, Edwin—56, 118,151
Gotwalt, John—36,120,126,133
Gowalty, Genevieve—102
Graft, Ray—123
Gray, Griscelda—109,130
Greaney, William—56
Greaser, Thalef-S)3,108
Gregg, Genevieve—27,56,120,
132
Grenier, Andrew—26, 56,115,
117
Griffie, Harold—56,120,132
Grimm, Ronald—57, 119
Grommes, Norma—36, 57, 120,
125
Grottola, Margaret—123,128
Grove, Daniel—119
Grove, Nila—134
Grubb, Nital|s93
Gruber, Joan—130
Guines, Helen—123
Guinivan, Carolyn—57
Guise, Larry—57, 117
Gulden, Jason—57
Gulden, Sally—93, 133
Gumby, John—119,148,149
Gunsallus, Byron—57
Gutshall, Bonita—93, 131
Guyer, Art—57,110,120,127
Hagan, Judith—57,112,125,
129
Hann, Freda—58
Haines, Vera—36
Hair, Kenneth—58, 121, 132,134
Hair, Richard*—110,118
Halberstadt, C.—125
Hale, Judith—58
Hale, Ralph—146
Hall, Judith—92
157
Hall, Robert—58,118
Hall, Sandra—58,121,135
Hamburg, Marilyn—36, 135
Hamilton, Beverly—58,120,131
Hamilton, William—149
Hammond, Lucille—58,93,120,
135
Hancock, Daniel—120
Hanks, George—141
Hanks, John—58
Harbold, Lynn—59
Harbold, Richard—144
Harmon, Glenn-J®), 119
Harbold, Gary—149
Harper, George—132
Harris, Edward—59, 132
Hartenstine, Richard—119
Hartman, Ray—131
Hattz, Kenneth—59,120,121,
127,148
Hassinger, Mary—59
Hassler, Carole—135
Hassler, Dale—37, 59,121
Havice, Ralph—127
Hay, George—115,117
Heefner, Jay—59, 118
Heicher, Austin—93
Heilman, Phillip—59,118
Helman, Lois—60
Helsel, Eddy—37, 60,126,128,
129,132
Hempt, George—119, 121
Hendershot, Daryl—60,132
Henry, Douglas—60, 151
Henze, Alice—93
Herr, Joycp—[185
Hershey, Gerald—60,117, 120,
123,125
Hersperger, Donald*—144
Hertrich, Fred—130
Hess, Gary—132
Hess, Marlene—60, 131
Hess, Mary—60,123
Higgins, William—130,134
Hikes, Martha—126, 131
Hildebrand, Judy—90, 93, 109,
129
Himes, David-Bild, 124, 149,
150
Himmelberger, Mary—37, 128
Hippensteel, Phillip—132,135
Hoch, Dolores—60
Hoffer, Ronald—117
Hoffman, John—123
Hoffman, Richard—149
Hoke, Audrey—92
Holgate, Andrea—102
Hollenbaugh, Cloyd—134
Hollenbaugh, Ronald—117
Holler, Selinda—101, 131
Holtzman, Thomas—130
Hoover, Kathryn—61
INDEX
Hoover, Robert—150
Horraann, Ellen—37
Horne, Mary—92
Horter, Sharon—121,123,131,
135
Hosterman, William—117
Hott, Sylvia—61
Houser, Priscilla—130,133
Houtz, Herman—92
Hughes, Wendy—61,121,127
Humbert, Burnell—91,117,120
Ilunsberger, Edward—61
Hunsecker, Constance—61
Hunter, Gary—117
Hunter, Howard—61,124,138
Hupper, Rita—37,109,125,135
Hurley, Leonard—61,118
Inskip, Randall—102
Intrieri, Louis—32, 61,119
Jacobs, Anita—102
Jacobs, Donald—62,116,124,
138.140
Jenkins, T.—116
Johnson, Charla—92,131
Johnson, Dennis—102
Johnson, J.—62, 37,121
Johnson, Ronald—62,118,124,
147
Jones, David—37, 62,110,117,
129
Jones, Dorthea—62,128
Juknevic, Patricia—128
Kane, Catherine—103
Kane, William—92
Karaman, Huda—131
Karmarze, Sandra—92
Kauffman, Crawford—36, 125
Kauffman, Marian—131
Kavar, Georgean—109
Kearns, Ronald—62
Keiffer, Philip—62
Keim, George—62,118
Kell, James—92,119
Keller, Jean-—102
Kelley, James—36,124
Kelley, Mel—63,120
Kelley, Thomas—36,102
Kelly, Patricia—36,131
Kemble, Karl—144
Kent, Frances—102
Killian, Linda—126
Kilrain, Paul—103
Kimmes, Judith—123,130,131
King, Burnadette—36,41, 63,
131
King, Mary—102
Kinley, Larry—36, 93,123
Kinsey, Harold—63,119,124,
138.140
Kinsey, Richard—124
Kinter, Robert—63,128,133
Kipp, Jacob—26, 63,108,109,
119,120,130
Kiroher, Carol—92,108
Kircher, Joseph—-103
Kirkpatrick, Samuel—36, 63,
108,110,118,120
Kissinger, Karen—102
Kist, Alexandra—-128,130
Klauber, Jay—135
Klinger, Charlotte—105
Klinger, Chester—92,133
Klutas, Robert—144
Knoll, Linda—103,135
Knouse, Allen—102,123
Kochendefer, Harry—37,116
Kochert, James—-102
Koehler, Fern-BlOO
Kohr, Robert—36
Komarc, Mary—103,128
Konetschni, Walter—100,119,
124,141
Kooken, Carol—123,131
Koontz, Dean—128
Kottmyer, David—120
Krah, Kenneth—144
Kraponick, Joyce—36, 63
Kraybill, Gary—64, 112,113,
115,118
Kroh, James—37,118,121,
123,134
Krouse, James—37,133
Labofish, Sandra—64
Laite, Berkley—109,118
Laser, Julia—102
Lau, Donna—123
Lauver, Helen—64,121
Lawhead, Julialyn—102,131
Lawyer, Carol—93,133
Layton, Dorothy—64
Leaman, Robert—64
Leathery, Philip-—103
Lebengood, Martha—155
Lebo, Susanne—125
Lecrone, Lynne—103
Leete, Mary—102,123,130
Lefoe, Barbara—102
Leister, Ruth—37,126,128,135
Lentz, Joan-f^93, 126
Leonard, Paul—119
Leonard, Thomas—118
Lesh, Nancy—64,112,113
Lesh, Phyllis—65,116
Levering, Dennis—36, 117,124,
125,146
Lewis, Albert—65,116
Lewis, Evelyn—102, 123, 131
Lewis, Stephanie—65
Ligatti, Anthony—116
Link, Thomas—117
Linnemeier, Louise—27, 92,131
Linsenbigler, Merle—65
Lippy, Robert—120
Lochbaum, Robert—103
Lonergan, John—65
Long, Larry—128
Long, Robert—119
Longwell, Sylvia—90, 110, 131
Lorenzon, Andrea—103
Loux, Sandra—102
Lowell, Richard—117
Lucas, Theodore—103,134,135
Lupp, Paula—109,154
Lynch, Ronald—26, 65,110,121,
126,127
McCann, Frances—36,127,135
McCarron, Jean—108
McCartney, Jerry—118
McCavitt, Sharon—65
McCay, Susan—65,112, 113
McCleaster, Judith—66
McConnell, William—148
McCoy, Joanne—66
McCracken, William—66
McCrae, Charles—66
McCurdy, Judith—66
McElwain, Sally—102,135
McFeely, Stephen—128
McGarvey, David—133, 144
McGee, Thomas—141
McKay, Robert—150
McKenzie, Dennis—66,116, 149
McMahon, Daniel' -102
McNaughton, Lawrence—92,118
McNeil, Joyce—102, 123
McNitt, L indag92,131,132
McNitt, William—102,130,132,
133
Mach, William—128
Magyar, John—102
Magyar, Stephen—118,130
Maier, Daniel—66,138
Mains, Margaret—66,121,135
Maisano, Nickolas—66
Mandalino, Linda—93
Manning, Carolyn—37, 66,123,
127
Mantz Norma—67
Maravich, Ronald—119
Martin, Francis—118
Martin, Jeffery—141
Martin, John—132,133
Martin, James—141, 196
Martin, Barker—98,132
Maser, William—130
Maslinak, Ronald—67
Matesevac, Dorothy—67,120, .
130
Mathias, David—67,117
Matter, Judith—130
Mauger, Cameron—93,150
Maurer, Kay—97, 93,121,126
May, Anita—91
May, Anne—36, 67,131
Mell, Bonita—67,121
158
Mellott, Richard—102,130
Menear, John—132
Mengel, Dorothy—36,109,123
Messner, Gloria—121,135
Mickey, Mary—131
Miller, Blaine—144
Miller, George—102
Miller, Janice—103,123
Miller, Kathleen—135
Miller, Kenneth—119,124,141,
142,143
Miller, Patricia—103,135
Miller, Patricia—36
Miller, Robert—103
Miller, Robert M.—119,128
Mitchell, Grace—121,124,135
Mitzler, Theresa—103
Mocker, Doris—37,102,123,
128
Monismith, Nyle—103
Montgomery, Nevin—102,146
Moody, Maurice—116,120
Moore, Anne—103
Moore, Carl—115, 117
Moorhead, Barbara—91, 123
Morgan, Kenneth—101
Moriarity, Thomas—93, 110,118,
129,130
Morrette, Clair—132
Morrison, Brenda—93,124,131,
154,155
Mosteller, Joseph—133
Moyer, Artis—101
Moyer, Richard—119
Muckel, Gerald—37
Muggio, Joseph—93
Murray, Polly—37,108,120,
121,126,127,134
Myers, Byron -134,146
Myers, Eugene—128,132,134
Myers, Penelope—70
Myers, Yvonne- 102
Naugle, George—70
Neely, Ellen—101,128
Neff, James—149
Neff, Janice—93
Neff, Maynard—33, 70
Neff, Richard—70
Neidig, Andrea—37,126
Neidigh, Clyde—116,144
Nell, Carolyn—70
Nell, Cherry—37,121
Nell, Joyce—37
Nelson, Patricia—128
Nemeth, Angela—103
Ness, Brenda—27, 70,120,121,
132
Nettling, John=70
Newcomer, Joyce—112
Ney, Margaret—101,128
Nickel, Barbara—36, 70, 93,121,
134
INDEX
Nickol, Brenda—110,123,131
Nitterauer, Gail—71
Nixdorf, Allen—71
Noel, Martha—121,134
Nordai, William—36,93,118
Norris, Victor—132
Obrien, Barbara—103
Oldendorf, Priscilla—71,126,
131
Omlor, Alma—36, 93,121,
128,135
Ommert, Dennis—103,149
Orner, Glenn—120
Orris, Eugene—103
Osborne, Richard—71
Osborne, Sall)|Î|-71
O’Shea, Thomas—26, 68, 71,109,
118,120,130
Oster, Jennifer—130
Osterman, Thomas—71
Owens, Robert—33, 93,119,124,
149
Owens, William —103
Oyler, Harry-—91
Paden, Gerald—98
Page, Joyce—92
Palmer, Edith—36, 93,131
Palmer, Lurie—27, 71,121,135
Palmer, Paula—92,108,110,124
Palsgrove, Roberta—92
Pannell, Carole—124, 125,129
Park, Stephen—26, 72,115,118,
120,125
Parker, Thomas—72
Parkes, Patricia—72,121
Parks, James—72,109,120
Partchey, Gayle—27, 91
Patterson, Marian—27, 72,108
Patterson, Nancy—135
Patterson, Susan—72
Patton, Jean—72
Paxton, James—119,125
Payne, Mary—130,131,133
Peck, Donald—103,134,135
Perrone, Jane—131,135
Persik, Marilyn—103,133
Peterman, Roy—117
Peters, Frederick—98
Peterson, James—72
Phields, Elizabeth—73
Piazza, Rosalind—91
Pittman, Milford—36,116,124
Pizzini, Linda—103
Plantz, Rose—37
Plantz, Violet—37,103,130
Plask, John—98,109,119
Plumb, Jean—91
Plummer, Brenda-—103
Pluta, Carl—103
Poet, John-—144
Poet, Kay—98,130
Pomeroy, Barbara—131
Popovich, Elizabeth—103,128
Porath, James—119,124,148
Potchak, Darlene—37, 73,131
Prall, Maynard—90,118
Pratt, Carol—91
Price, Kitty—73
Price, Linda—98
Price, Sally—37, 91,133
Pugh, Barbara—103,123
Pugh, Donna—132
Purnell, Robert—73,150
Pysnik, Carol—36
Quandel, Diane—121,135
Querry, Eunice—98
Rainey, Patricia—103,133
Raleigh, Shannon—131
Ramsey, Claire—36, 121
Ranck, Robert—98,132,146
Randolph, Norman—73,116
Rapp, Karen—120,124
Raudensky, Philip—119,125,
151
Ray, Jack—98,118,125
Reaser, Philip-—73,118
Rebert, Clay—73,117
Rebert, James—124,148,149
Rebok, Kenneth—134
Recard, Harold—134
Redden, Colvyn—144
Reed, Gerald—91
Reichart, Robert—134
Reigart, Linda—73, 27
Reigle, Lynn—116
Reiner, Samuel—119,124,147
Reynolds, Elizabeth—126, 127
Reynolds, Robert—92
Rhoads, Gerry-—146
Rhoads, Viola—27, 36, 74,131
Rice, Wayne—74
Richter, Gail—135
Richter, Pamela—92,110
Rinehart, Marlene—91,131
Ripley, Joyce—98,135
Rissinger, Rollin—116
Ritchey, Gregory—134
Roach, H. Faye—74
Robinson, Rachel—103
Roche, M. Anne—74
Rockwell, Tim—120
Rode, Ralph—103,133
Rodgers, Robert—33, 98,119
Ross, Nancy—74,128
Rottner, Judith—74,128, 131
Rotz, Joyce—134
Routsomg, Marilyn—74
Rowe, Gertrude—74
Rudisill, Marjorie—98, 123
Ruoh, Marjorie—135
Rupert, Janice—91
Rupert, Linda-3100
Ruzza, Magdalene—91
Ryan, Adrienne—75
Ryder, Judith—75
Salamon, John—75,118,129
Sanford, Karen—75,121,135
Sarvis, Glen—75
Savidge, Thomas—118
Sawyer, Raymond—91,119,121,
126,135,150
Scanlon, Karen—75
Schaffer, Donna—36,109
Schmitt, Jeanne—98
Schmitt, Lucretia—36, 98,128
Schultz, Donna—128,135
Schumacher, Carol—98
Schwartz, Barbara—91,123, 128,
130
Schweitzer, Susan—108
Scott, LindaS75
Scott, Richard—121,134
Seaks, Donna—27, 75,132
Secrist, John—76
Seibert, Polly—76,116
Sell, Donna—36, 98,135
Serff, Paul—90,91,108,117
Seymour, Rochelle—-98,123
Shaeffer, Donald—127
Shaffer, Carol—76, 133
Shaffer, Constance—27, 91.126,
131
Shaffer, Margaret—101,135
Shank, Gary—100
Shaw, Nancy—92,110,121,131
Shaw, Nancy V.—76
Shaw, Sarah—76,121,130
Sheaffer, Sharon—98
Shearer, Betty—98
Shearer, G. Michael—119
Shearer, Jean—76,135
Shearer, John—37, 93,118,129
Sheets, Elaine—76,121
Shellhammer, Sally—91
Shepherd, Holly—91
Sherbine, David—37
Sherrick, Diane—36,120
Sherwin, Larry—76
Shifflet, Michaelp|l46
Shipp, Robert—98
Shippy, Norma—77
Shirk, Betty—98
Shively, Carolyn—77,134
Shoemaker, Ann—98,119
Shoemaker, William—77
Shope, Richard—117,149
Shorb, Judith—91,120,125
Shreiner, Judith—77
Shultz, Robert—118
Shuman, Kenneth—120,129,134
Sickles, Barbara—128
Sidle, Blaine—98,117
Sileo, Louis—77,126
Silvagio, Rosemary—128
Simmers, Catherine—77
Simonic, Stephen—119
159
Sipe, Patricia—91
Sipes, Kathie—98
Sloop, Margaret—77
Small, Robert—117
Smedley, Joyce—77
Smith, Betty—133,135
Smith, Charles—130
Smith, Carole—123
Smith, Cynthia—100
Smith, David—78,120,121
Smith, James—78
Smith, Joyce—78,113
Smith, Karen—98
Smith, Larry—78,118,141
Smith, Mary—98,131
Smith, Nancy—37, 98
Smith, Portia—128
Smith, Ronald—36,144,145
Smith, Ruth—36
Smith, Thomas—144
Snoke, Roy—91,121,132,134
Snook, David—78, 115
Snyder, James—110,115,116,
150
Snyder, Michael—37
Souder, Carol—127
Spahr, Treva—78,135
Spangler, Clyde—78, 128
Spangler, Lee—116
Spealman, Daniel—134
Spencer, Jennie—130, 131
Spittler, Sylvia—79
Sponaugle, Judith-S79
Sponseller, Edwin—98,118
Sponslor, Linda—79
Sprow, David—119
Sprowl, Gary—79
Stains, Donnajwl32
Stanford, Catherine—123,128
Staver, Brenda—134
Stella, Albert—144
Sternick, Xenia—37
Stephy, Kenneth—79
Stevens, Dorothy—36, 79,126
Stevens, Odrun—79
Stevenson, Elizabeth—125
Stewart, Russell—91, 117, 124,
126,127,132,133,149
Stidfole, Edward—148
Stiffler, Grant—98
Stoner, Constance—80,121
Stoner, Lucy—80
Stough, Lorin—130
Stought, Keith—146
Stought, Patricia—120
Stiawhecker, Edward—110, 120,
121,132
Strawser, Sally—125,126
Strayer, Randall—80,120,121
Stringfellow, V.M.—80,121,135
Stroup, Elaine—98
Stroup, William—80
INDEX
Stump, Charles—126
Stump, Raymond—93,116
Stumpf, Joan—-128
Sullivan, Diane—101
Summers, Charles—132
Sunday, Thomas—117
Swan, Darlis—80
Swartz, Nancy—81,121,124,135
Swenson, Carol—81,128
Swindell, Beverly—37,81,132
Swisher, Margaret—91,135
Swope, Polly—98
Tanneyhill, Arthur—119,124,
141,142
Tarantino, Kathleen—36
Tarble, Virginia—81
Tarbutton, Judith—91,121,127,
131,134
Tarman, James—91,117,150
Tassey, James—81,117
Thomas, Eleanor—81
Thomas, Joseph—135
Thomas, Sandra—128
Thompson, Erma—81
Thompson, Jean—121,155
Thompson, John—41, 82,118,
129
Thrush, Nancy—91
Timmins, Sherman—82,112,113
Tolbert, Janet—126
Tolbert, Michael—82
Tornetta, Patricia—128
Tracy, Jane—98
Trimmer, Florence—91,124,154
Tritt, Richard—82,124,134
Tyson, Mary—82,121,135
Vanderau, Donald—82,128,135
Van Horn, LorettaS98,128
Varano, Samuel—82
Vasilko, John—146
Velencia, Marcia—83
Verhovsek, Lois—98
Vidmar, Marie—83
Vogelsong, Walter—41, 85,108,
110,119
Volgan, William—98
Volk, Clare—36, 91
Vorkapich, Nicholas—36, 119, 124
Wagenseller, Nancy—98
Waggoner, Carolyn—134
Wagner, Barbara—98,123
Wagner, Jean—27, 83,131
Wagner, Judith—83, 123
Wagner, Linda—135
Wagner, Nancy—83,131
Wagner, William—83
Wagoner, Jack—50,91,118,125
Waltemyer, Carol—84
Wambach, Patricia—84,123,
128,130
Warehime, Patricia—84
Warsing, William—84
Watson, Barbara—84
Watson, Susan—123
Weaver, Donna—124
Weaver, George—149
Weed, Mary—91,121,126,131,
135
Weigle, Sandra—98,123,135
Weikert, Guy—98,118,135
Weir, Stephanie—84
Weiser, DenniV- ] 31
Weiss, Patricia—37, 93,121,124,
126,128
Weiss, Ronald—119,124,141,
142,143
Wenrich, NancyBl31
Wentz, Donald—120,132,133
Werner, Joe—115,119
Wert, Martha—91,132
West, Susan—37,98,121,133,
134
Wetherhold, Michael—119
White, Karen—91,123,127,131
Whitemack, Sally—130,134
Whitesel, Lucille—84,108,120,
121,154
Whitesel, Roger—100,144
Wicht, Patricia—121,135
Wieder, Sylvia—33,98,126
Wilen, William—91,118,130
Wilhite, Virginia—84
Williams, Larry—85,118,130
Williamson, Bruce-—134
Wills, Constance—36, 131
WilsonÄ-36, 98,123
Wilt, Carol—123
Wingerd, Charles—85
Winsor, Michael—123,132
Winters, Carol—27, 85
Wise, Frances—27, 37, 85,126,
127
Wise, Jerry—85,118,151
Witmer, Dawn—85
Witychak, Ann—91
Witte, Frances—98,135
Witwer, Elizabeth—126
Woland, James—123
WolfleygfDonald—98,100,108,
110,112,118
Wolgemuth, Jean—85
Wood, Constance—86
Woodell, Allen—37,130
Worthy, Grace—37, 98
Wright, Jane—135
Wright, Lorraine—86
Wright, Mary—118
Yamshak, James—98
Yohe, William—86
Yohn, Sylvia—131
Young, Janet—91
Yourkavitch, Ronald—86
Zepp, JanB—110,125
Zepp, Maxine—86
Ziegler, Michael—86
Zemba, John—-116
Zimmerman, Kathleen—92,154
Zuercher, Nan—36, 86,123,135
FAC U LT Y
Allan, Keithg29, 32,121
Atkinson, Arthur—29
Baliga, Mohandas—31,118,130,
149
Beamer, Mary—123,130
Bellows, Charles—29, 31,119, 120
Beyers, William—25
Bouchard, Louis—31,130
Bower, Rose—28
Brougher, John—29
Campbell, Carl—129,130
Cane, Walter—31
Cannon, Francis—35
Cauffman, Paul—24, 30
Cheng, Cheng-Yin—31,132
Cheng, Marel—27, 110
Couffman, Richard—31
Cooley, Max-—30
Corman, William—124,144,145
Cox, Carolyn—29, 31,131
Dolbin, David—26,109
Drachbar, Albert—25,109
Dreesg, Mitchell—29
Drum, Sarah—30,131
Estep, Chester—29,129
Esh, Myra—28
Eurich, Charles—31
Evans, Warren—29
Frantz, Robert—29, 31, 128
Gardner, Dorthea—-31, 40
Gilman, David—31
Glessner, Clarence—29
Gratz, Jerre—29, 30,126
Gref, Stephen—31, 123
Hair, Frank—28
Hall, Dorcas—31
Hanawalt, Lloyd—29, 31, 112,
113,118
Harpster, Dorothy—31,128
Heiges, Ralph—22, 32
Heiss, Renetta—30
Hess, Kieth—119,141,143Hogg, Bernard—31
Hogg, Marguerite—28,129
Hubly, John—24,108,109,110
Jacobs, Robert—30
Jones, Dilys—-28
Kaluger, George—29
Kasarda, Andrew—Ä 0 ,132
Kauffman, Gertrude—29, 32,132
Kerr, Williard—29,108
King, Normanftj729, 30,129
Kraiss, Helen—121
Kramer, Harold—30,118
LaSalle, James—29, 30,128
Levy, William—31
Lienemann, Louise-—31
Lindner, Mabel—31, 40
Lineweaver, Hilda—31
Lipper, Mark—25,110
Long, Virginia—27,109
McCurdy, Isabelle—28
McFarland, Kay—131
Miller, Roger—28
Morningstar, Donald—31
Mowry, Wayne—29, 32,122,134
Moyer, Helen—28
Myers, James—31,41,116
Nicholson, Arthur—31
Nispel, Benjamin—25,29,31
Oravetz, Robert—30
Peightel, William—29, 31
Profughi, Victor—31
Reisinger, George—31
Reitmeyer, John—32,121,134,135
160
Roberts, Carol—31
Roddick, Jack—29, 31,148
Ruekberg, Benjamin—31,130
Ruff, Joseph—31
Schneider, Richard—32, 116, 150
Seaver, Gilmore—24
Sieber, James—30
Smay, D. Paul—24
Smyth, Thomas—31
Snyder, William—31
Sponseller, Edwin—31, 130
Steck, James—31, 90, 109,117
Sweely, Harry—29,118
Townsend, Chita—30
Trine, Emeline—31
Tritch, Vincent—28
Varano, Michael—30, 132
Wargo, Michael—31
Waricher, George—32
Washinger, Kenneth—30
Weaver, James—32,121,135
Weigle, Harold—30
Williams, James—28, 29
Winsor, George—28, 32
Winton,Alma—28
Ksæ
CUMBERLAND
Shippensburg State College
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
Editor-inChief:
Gary Kraybill
Associate Editors:
Linda Gerber
Robert Blacker
Table of Contents
Campus L ife........................................Page1
Faculty and Administration . . . . Page 21
Seniors.........................
Page 39
Underclassmen.................................... Page89
Activities.......................
Page 107
Sports , .................
Page 137
-1964 AT SSC WHAT HAS HAPPENED?
PROGRESS?
AN EXPANDING CAMPUS . . .
MÊËm
mnw
i l . ¡
NEW FACES . . .
4
SOME ENJOYED CROWDS
WHILE OTHERS . . .
MOUNTING TENSIONS . . .
RELEASED IN LEISURE
■m I
W E’VE BEEN
ENTERTAINED
A VITAL ROLE
CLASSROOM EXPERIENCE
«
SOME WINS, SOME LOSSES .
GROWTH THROUGH
COMPETITION
15
QUEENS
CROWNS
FLOATS . . FLOWERS . . .
17
A YEAR OF PROGRESS . . .
THESE HAVE HAPPENED
W ith o u t th e d e d ic a tio n o f th e fa c u lty , S h ip p e n sb u r g S ta te C o lle g e p r o g r e s s w o u ld b e n e g lig ib le .
W o r k in g u n d e r c o n d it io n s o ft e n b e lo w th e le v e l o f
p r o g r e s s iv e h ig h s c h o o ls , m a n y fa c u lty m e m b e r s
s p e n d d a ily m o r e th a n e ig h t h o u r s o n c a m p u s , p lu s
o ff-c a m p u s p la n n in g a n d g r a d in g —te a c h in g c la s s e s ,
s u p e r v is in g la b o r a to r ie s , a n d c o u n s e llin g s tu d e n ts .
E v e n in g a n d S a tu r d a y le is u r e h o u r s a r e o fte n a b
s o r b e d b y e x tr a c u r r ic u la r a d v iso r sh ip s o r g r a d u a te
s tu d ie s . D e s p ite h a n d ic a p s , o u r fa c u lty h a s e x p a n d e d
a n d h a s a d v a n c e d in a m o u n t o f g r a d u a te w o r k p u r
su ed .
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President
Ralph E. Heiges
Progress has b een the key w ord during
the adm inistration of Dr. Ralph E. H eiges.
D uring his adm inistration the cam pus has
expanded considerably in size, the e n
rollm ent has doubled, the faculty has
doubled and m any new academ ic programs
have b een added, am ong them , graduate
studies and liberal arts.
Dr. H eiges cam e to Shippensburg as
D ean of Instruction in 1955 and becam e
P resident of the college the follow ing year.
H e was graduated from Shippensburg in
1922, and received his B.A. degree from
U rsinus C ollege and his M.A. and Ph.D.
degrees from C olum bia University.
Dr. and Mrs. H eiges live in a b eau ti
ful three-story brick house on the South
w est corner of the campus.
Pictured h ere is Dr. H eiges serving in a few
of his m any roles as ch ief adm inistrator of the
college. Above: As a decision m aker in his office.
Below: Inspecting new buildings on cam pus.
bottom right: as coordinator of an expanding
Shippensburg.
S hippenburg State College
Shippensburg, Pennsylvania
May, 1964
TO THE CLASS OF 1964:
These are stirring times. The campus throbs
with the excitement of change and progress. You have
witnessed the ground-breaking for six new buildings.
The liberal arts program began and your class numbers
the first graduates with the Bachelor of Arts degree
from Shippensburg.
You have been fortunate in the faculty members
you have had as your friends and teachers. As the years
pass you will value their assistance more and more. Here
is a group of dedicated men and women to whom you will
come when you return to your Alma Mater.
The friendships you made at Shippensburg will
remain yours for life. The struggles of student
government and fraternities bind you together, the
competition of the classroom and the athletic field
have strengthened you and you are now representatives
of the greater Shippensburg. The fortunes of Shippensburg
go forward with you.
May good luck and the blessings of peace be
yours.
Cordially,
Raiph E. Heiges
President
The members ot the
Board of Trustees
are: Seated: R. A.
Myers, Sr., E. I. My
ers, J. B. Hockersmith. Standing: P. E.
Bogar, C. A. Naugle, J. B. Landis, J.
G. Woomer, H. U.
Crouse.
Q
Pictured above is Gilmore B. Seavers, B.S., M.Ed.,
who serves as Administrative Assistant to the Pres
ident. To the right is Dean of Instruction, D. Paul
Sarny, B.S., A.M., Ed.D.
College Administrators
To the left is Paul E. Cauffman, B.S., A.M., Ed.D., Assistant Dean
of Instruction. Below, serving as Dean of Student Personnel, is
John E. Hubley, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.
Vital to the
progress of any
college com m un
ity are those m en
who work very
hard tow ard the
goal of a m ore ef
ficient and b etter
institution.
At Shippensburg we find a
group of very
dedicated gen
tlem en who are
responsible for
the
academ ic
and student af
fairs of the col
lege.
Passing
by
their offices d u r
ing school hours
and often tim es afterwards also, we see them
diligently working.
As the college expands We also find the
addition of new faces to our adm inistrative
Director of the expanding Liberal Arts Program is Benjamin Nispel, B.S., Ed.M., Ph.D.
Above is pictured Mark M. Lipper, B.A.,
M.A., Director of Public Relations. To
the left is Director of Admissions, Albert
Drachbar, B.S., M.Ed.
force and added responsibilities to those
who are now serving.
W ith m uch appreciation w e salute these
builders of Shippensburg State College.
William E. Beyers, B.S., M.S., Ed.D., is Director of Student Teach
ing and Placement.
M anaging young m en and young wom en
is a position requiring m uch patience and
ability. Miss Virginia Long and Mr. D avid
D olbin are two people on cam pus who are
familiar to all dorm itory students. As D ean of
W omen, Miss L ong is responsible for the
m anagem ent of the girls’ dorm itories. Mrs.
M arel C heng, A ssistant D ean of W omen,
finds her responsibilities w ith the w om en
residing in town. Mr. D avid D olbin, D ean
of M en, lives in O ld M ain, and supervises
the m en in O ld M ain and W right Hall.
T hese individuals devote m uch of their
tim e to the housing affairs and problem s
of the students of the college.
David Dolbin, B.S., M.Ed., serves as Dean of Men.
Deans And Aides Counsel Students
T he H ead R esidents assist the deans in
m aintaining pleasant dorm itory conditions:
Mrs. Ava Kalar in H orton, Mrs. O livia Roush
The head residents, Mrs. Gremillion, Mrs. Roush,
Mrs. Kalar, Mrs. McKean.
in M cCune, Mrs. Mary G rem illion in RelMar, and Mrs. Janet McKean in Wright. T hey
are aided by the resid en t assistants and re
ceptionists.
Mr. Dolbin’s Resident Assistants are: front row, J. Farmer, R. Lynch, S. Park
Second row: J. Kipp, T. O’Shea, A. Grenier, D. Ernakovich.
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Receptionists: Seated, K. Dengler, L. Palmer, L. Linnemeier, L. Reigart. Standing, C. Shaffer, A. Coup, L. Cantone, J. Wagner.
Women town counselors: Row 1: J. Gregg, D. Seaks, B. Ness, M. Patterson, P. Eshleman
Row 2: J. Barton, S. Dillmuth, F. Wise, Mrs. Cheng, advisor. Row 3: E. Coons, G. Partchey
V. Rhoads, C. Winters, J. Shearer.
Assistant Dean of Women, Mrs. Marel
Cheng.
D. Marquart, B.S., M.Ed.; M. Fogelsanger, B.S., M.Ed.; T. Small,
B.S., A.M.; I. Illingsworth, B.S., M.Ed.; E. Light, B.S., M.Ed.; j!
Gunnet, B.S., M.Ed.
Frank L. Hair, B.S., M.Ed., serves as principal of the
Rowland Laboratory School.
SSC Faculty Capable, Dedicated
Library Science
Seated: H. Moyer, A.B., B.S., A.M.; A. M. Winton, A.B.,
B.S., M.Ed.; R. Bower, B.S., A.M. Standing, R. Miller,
B.S.; I. W. McCurdy, B.S.
Elementary Education
Seated: M. G. Hogg, B.S., M. Litt. Standing, D. M. Jones, B.A., M.A.,
D. Ed.; J. R. Williams, B.S., M.Ed., D.Ed.; M. C. Esh, B.S., M.Ed.,
V. A. Tritch, Jr., B.S.
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Graduate Studies
Graduate Faculty: Row 1: W. E. Kerr, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; R.O. Frantz, A.B., A.M.; G. Kaluger, B.S., M.Ed., Ph.D.; J. E. Gratz,
B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; C. V. Cox, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; G. E. Kauffman, B.S., A.M.; M. E. Beamer, A.B., A.M.; J. F. LaSalle, B.A.,
M. Ed., D.Ed.; M. Dreese, B.S., M.A., Ph.D.; J. F. Brougher, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.; C. F. Bellows, B.S., A.M.; L.A. Hanawalt, A.B.,
A.M., Ph.D. Row 2. A. M. Atkinson, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., J. Williams, B.S., M.Ed., D. Ed.; W. E. Peightel, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.; N. E.
King, B.S., M.B.A., C. S. Eastep, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; J. M. Roddick, B.S., M.Ed., W. L. Mowery, B.S., M.S.; B. Nispel, B.S., Ed.M.,
Ph.D.; K. B. Allan, B.Ed., A.M.; J. B. Hogg, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.
Graduate Program Successful
Education Faculty
A. M. Atkinson, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.; C. E. Glessner, B.S., M.Ed.; M. Dreese, B.S., M.A., Ph.D., G. Kaluger, B.S., M.
Ed., Ph.D.; W. Evans, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; J. F. Brougher, A.B., M.A., Ed.D.; C. S. Eastep, B.S., M. Ed., Ed.,D.; H.
Sweeley, B.S., M.Ed.
Willerd E. Kerr, B.S.,
M.Ed., Ed.D., is Di
rector of Graduate
Studies.
Business Education
J. E. Gratz, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.D.; H. O. Kramer, B.S., A.M.; R. Heiss,
A.B., M.Ed.; N. E. King, B.S., M.B.A.; M. E. Beamer, A.B., A.M.;
J. F. LaSalle, B.A., M. Ed., D.Ed.; M. G. Cooley, B.S., M.A.; R. F.
Owavtz, B.S., M.Ed.
Mathematics
Science
Seated: W. C. Snyder, B.S.,
M.Ed.; T. Smyth, B.S.,
A. M., Ph.D.; C. Cheng,
B. S., M.S., Ph.D. Stand
ing: W. E. Peightel, B.S.
A.M., Ph.D.; D. E. Morningstar, B.S.; L. J. Lienemann, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.;
C. R. Eurich, B.S., A.M.;
D. Gilman, B.S., M.A.T.;
J. M. Roddick, B.S., M.Ed.
English
Seated: C. A. Rob
erts, B.S., M.A.;
D. E. Harpster,
A.B., M.A.; M.E.
Lindner,
A.B,,;
A.M.; E. M. Trine,
A.B., M.S.; D. B.
Garnder,
B.A.,
A. M., Ph D.; C. V.
Cox, B.S., M.Ed.,
Ed.D.
Standing:
G. W. Reisinger,
B. S., A.M.; R. A.
Cofftnan, B.S.; W.
J. Levy, B.A., M.A.;
L. A. Hanawalt,
A.B., A.M., Ph.D.;
J. R. Ruff, B.S.,
M. A.; S. J. Gref,
A. B.; A. F. Nichol
son, B.S., M.Ed.,
Ed.D.; W. Cane,
B. A., M.A.; J. S.
Steck, A.B., A.M.;
C. F. Bellows, B.S.,
A.M.; R. O. Frantz,
A.B., A.M.; M.M.
Lipper, B.A., M.A.
Social Studies
B. Ruekberg, A.B.
V.L. Profughi, B.S.
M.A.; M. Baliga
B.S., M.A., M.S.
Ph.D., L. M. Bou
chard, B.S., M.A.
Ph.D.; H. E. Line
weaver, B.S., M.S.
D. Hall, A.B., M.A.
Ph.D.; J. B. Hogg
B.S., A.M., Ph.D.
J. M. Myers, A.B.
A.
M., Ph.D.;
Wargo, A.B., M.A.
B. Nispel, B.S.
Ed.M., Ph.D.; ,E
H.
Sponseller
B.S., B.D., M.A.
PhD.
M
G. Waricher, B.S.,
M.Ed., G. E. Kauff
man, B.S., A.M.
Dr. H eiges assists trustee H. U. C rouse in break
ing ground for another new building.
Geography
R. L. Schneider, B.A., M.S., K.B. Al
lan, B.Ed., A.M., G. B. Winsor, B.E.
Ph.M.
Music
J. M. Reitmeyer, B.S.,
M.Ed., J. C. Weaver, B.S.,
A.M., W. L. Mowery,
Raider Room Staff—E. Lockbaum, J. Culbertson, N. Lytle, A. Kann, E. McCann, E. Reese, T. Sites, absent: V. Hippensteel. Student help, Ken Gill, absent: R. Rodgers, L. Sileo, S. Caldrone, J. Crowe, R. Eleuteri.
Mail Room Staff—T
E. Strohm, D. Eyler
S. Wieder.
Expanding College Staffs
A trip to the mailroom
to get m ail or to mail
a card to a friend at
hom e; into the Raider
Room for a m id-after
noon snack; a short walk
to the bookstore to buy a
blue-book for an exam;
th en over to the library
to return a few books or
to study; th ese are events
w hich may com prise the
Clerical Staff in
the Library are
Mrs.
H am
m ond,
Mrs.
Zonis, and Mrs.
Lytle.
afternoon of m any SSC
students. T he college
staffs who provide these
services to the students
are very vital even though
m any tim es th eir services
go unnoticed.
Bookstore em ployees are R. O w ens,
W. Neff, B. Leaphart, L. R eddig, G.
Porter, L. C harles, S. Garner.
Administrative Sec
retaries: Row 1: C. Allese, H. Koontz, C.
Needy, J. Roberts, H.
Rine. Row 2: N. Wer
ner, V. Graham, L.
Heckman, J. Bollin
ger, C. Stake, M. Ba
ker, V. Frey.
Kitchen
Staff:
Front Row: K.
Doyle, R. Lutz,
M. Ford, N. Wilhide, B. Hershey,
N. Russell, J. Tarner, E. Watsors, E.
Statler, J. Crider,
L. McClellan. Back
Row: D. Laughlin,
H. Oyer, D. Alleman, A. Horton, F.
S.
Sterrett,
L.
Mooney, L. Wiser,
K. Gayman, A.
Burdge.
Laundry Staff: Row
1: L. Weller, H.
Kitzmiller, L. Pi
per, M. O’Don
nell, N. Miller, E.
Sprecher. Row 2:
L.
Clough,
P.
Shields, M. Mar
tin, D. Coy, V.
Clough, V. Helman, R. Ressler, E.
Nye, C. Fisher, W.
Carbaugh.
R. Jacoby, Assistant Business Manager; H. Gill, Business Manager,
F. Cannon, Registrar.
O ur brave and courageous police
m en have m any varied duties.
Campus Policemen: R. Rebuck, H. Funston, K. Hock.
Business Office Staff: Front: M. Rotz, B. Bowen, E. Moyer. Rear: M. Lichty, J. Askins, D. Strayer.
The student secretaries are:
Row 1: S. Bubb, B. Fisher,
C. Ramsey, J. Brooks, C.
Wills. Row 2: K. Wilson, K.
Tarantino, B. King, A.
Adams, J. Kraponick, J. Ebersole, D. Mengel, A. Omlor,
L. Elicker. Row 3: A. Gram
mes, J. Bremser, D. Stevens,
V. Haines, D. Sherrick, A.
Schmitt, R. Smith, C. Volk,
F. McCann, N. Zuercher, D.
Schaffer, J. Boyer.
Students who work parttime in the library are —Row
1: P. Kelly, D. Hortner, A.
May, C. Pysnik, M. Elko, M.
Hamburg; Row 2: K. Ehrlicman, D. Sell, E. Palmer,
B. Nickel, B. Baumgardner;
Row 3: A. Bow, B. Free, P.
Miller, V. Rhoads, R. Fen
nell; Row 4: D. Freesman, S.
Kirkpatrick, R. Foor, L. Kinley, R. Nickle; Row 5: J.
Gotwalt, B. Leite, K. Brum
baugh, W. Nordai.
Student Janitors: C. Kauff
man, P. Romano, M. Pittman,
N. Vorkapich, T. Kelly, J.
Childs, J. Kelley, R. Smith,
B. Kohr, M. Baker, D. Lev
ering, J. Baker (foreman),
G. Arthur Commerer, super-
Waiters Association: Row 1: E. Brubaker, headwaiter; P. Weiss, treasurer; E. Helsel, Pres., Mrs. McClellan, dietician; B. Swin
dell, sec.; F. Wise, Pari.; Dale Hassler, headwaiter. Row 2: J. Daugherty, G. Partchey, J. Ebersole, L. Duncan, K. Mauer, B.
Johnson, P. Eshleman, L. Goshorn, S. Price, D. Potchak, C. Glasgow. Row 3: J. Fearn, P. Murray, S. Geist, A. Decker, X. Sternick, S. West, D. Mocker, L. Foose, G. Foose, C. Klinger. Row 4: G. Worthy, M. Himmelberger, R. Leister, R. Getz, M. Flothmeier, J. Nell, C. Nell, C. Manning, D. Jones, W. Boggs. Row 5: R. Plantz, E. Hormann, V. Plantz, J. Shearer, N. Smith, R.
Hupper, A. Neidig, J. Bortner, M. Snyder, R. Rode, A. Woodell. Row 6: D. Bungardner, W. Wolfard, A. Frew, D. Sherbine.
Students who worked as dishwashers were: Row 1: J. Kroh, H. Kochenderfer, J. Krouse, D. Fortunato; Row 2: T. Buchus, B. Dunn, J. Muckel, W. Beaver.
Kriner Hall, the building where the
waiters and dishwashers work, is a famil
iar sight to all on campus.
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I he Senior class of a (St-kJ |<•gi >| \ | >i (i«*s tine r<-si 1 11 ol lour \ *nus
train in g —academ ic, ndilelir, and social D uring die enrollm ent
of th e class of 1964, Sbjppensbm g Stale (,’ollege lias expanded
both in size1and polic y. 1hese loin vears have been but one seg
m ent in our lives. .4 he senior class will now split up and enter
various fields of endeavor. T he aspirations and plans of the
senior class are diversified and lofty. How right that they are!!
Seniors Leave with Memories
A dream y atm osphere was provided by the m usic of Billy May and his O rchestra at the
Junior-Senior Prom.
T he rocket on the Senior class float
informs us that we m ust forever push
forward —upw ard and onward.
Miss L indner has h elp ed
w ith m any problem s.
us
T he officers of the Senior class are: Row 1: Dr. M yers, dean; W ally Vogelsong, President; Jam es D eibler, Vicepresident. Row 2: Barbara Brown, Historian; Jack Thom pson, Treasurer; B ernadette King, Secretary.
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SHERRI MARIE ACKER
Elementary
Intramurals; WAA Cabinet; Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Class Sec
retary, 1 & 3; Boarding Women’s
Council; New Student Orienta
tion; Elections Committee; W.A.A.
DAVID LUTHER BAER
B u sin ess, A c c o u n tin g M anagem ent
Wrestling, Manager; Intramurals;
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon.
PAUL J.H. ADAMS
REGINA ALISI
B u sin e ss, A c c o u n tin g a n d
R e ta il se llin g
Seco n d a ry, E n g lish -L ib ra ry
S c ie n c e
Baseball; Varsity Club; Intra
murals; Aquatic, Club; Business
Education Club; Alpha Phi Omega;
Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Band; Library Club,
JON ANDREW ALBRIGHT
LEONARD FREDERICK
ASHFORD, JR.
S ec o n d a ry , P h ysics-M a th
Varsity Club; Tennis; PSEA-NEA;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Treasurer, 2;
I.F.C.; Boarding Men’s Council.
L ib e ra l A rts , S o cia l S cien c es
■ %v
Socear Trainer and Manager;
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Ii Nu
Epsilon; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Hypophetes; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus, vice-president, 2; Rubber
Band; Judiciary Committee.
CALLIE ADERSON
JAY MILTON BAILEY, JR.
B u sin e ss, SecretarialM anagem ent
B u sin ess, A c c o u n tin g M anagem ent
Business Education Club; CIA
Cabinet; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats; Student Sec
retary.
Intramurals; Business Educatior
Club; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigm;
Epsilon.
PEGGY JOAN BAILEY
Seco n d a ry, S ocial ScienceH isto ry
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; LSA; Quaesitum;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Social Studies Club; Tau Kappa.
BARBARA ANNE BARCUS
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Business Education Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minister Fellowship; Freshman
Counsellor.
SUSAN IRENE BAILEY
MARY ANNE BALITAS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Elementary
Club;
Business Education Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Student
secretary.
BONITA BALUP
PHILLIP TERRY BAKER
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l Scien c e-H isto ry
Phi Sigma Pi.
DARWIN LEONARD BAKNER
SANDRA LEE BARTOLI
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
E le m e n ta ry
E n g lish
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club.
Transfer from St. Joseph College.
JANET ELIZABETH BARTON
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA-Gamma Theta Upsilon
-Kappa Delta Pi-Fre shmen Counsellor-LSA.
LAWRENCE EDWARD BASLER
BARBARA JANE BAUGHMAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa
Epsilon, Heymai, 4; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen; Dishwasher.
Hockey; Masquers; Day Women’s
Council.
CAROL STOUFFER BENDER
CAROL LOUISE BISTLINE
S e c o n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Fresh
man Counsellor; Receptionist;
Cumbelaires.
EUB Club; English Club.
ROBERT FRANKLIN BLACKER
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
NOEL CAROL E. BITNER
JAY AUSTIN BITNER
S eco n d a ry
F ren ch -E n g lish
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University-Student Secretary.
Transfer from Dickinson College;
Student IEM Aide.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; E & R
Club; English Club; Mathematics
Club; Science Club; PSEA-NEA;
Quaesitum; Phi Sigma Epsilonl
Secretary 4; Cumberland, Associate
Editor, 4; Slate, Art Editor, 4;
Student Aide in Library; Chora
leers, Mixed Chorus, Treasurer
2; Boarding Men’s Council,
Secretary 3.
DONALD ALAN BLUBAUGH
L ib era l A rts
P olitical S cien c e-S o cia l S cience
Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA, President
3; WSSC, President 2; Social
Studies Club, Public Relations
Chairman, 4; Kappa Delta Pi,
President 4; Phi Sigma Pi; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Student Handbook;
President s Council.
JUDITH GARLITS BYLSHAK
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Art
Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Stu
dent aide in Library; Hockey;
W.A.A.
WAYNE LEE BOGGS
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Mathe
matics Club; Computer Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA; Wait
ers Association; Sigma Pi; Cum
berland, Photographer 4.
HARVEY WARNER BOLLINGER
SUSAN LOUISE BOOHER
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S tu d ie s
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Intramurals; Masquers;
matics Club; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from York Junior College.
Mathe
JEAN LOUISE BORTELL
FRED E. BOOK
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; LSA; Mathematics
Club; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Band.
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Hockey; Mathematics Club; PSEANEA; Boarding Women’s Council,
Treasurer 2; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships.
LINDA LOU BOWMAN
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Intramurals; English Club; LSA;
Mixed
Chorus;
Cumbelaires;
Freshmen Counsellor.
SHIRLEY MAE BOWMAN
Elementary
GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Art Club, Vice President 3, Treas
urer 4; CIA Cabinet; Elementary
Club; Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Wait
ers Association, Treasurer 3.
PSEA-NEA.
SALLY CLARA BOYD
LINDA KILLIAN BRENIZE
E le m e n ta r y
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Elementary
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Club;
EUB Club; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Mixed Chorus; Curnberlaires.
JEFFORY GEORGE BOYER
BARBARA RUTH BROWN
S e c o n d a ry
S o c ia l S cien c e-H isto ry
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Track; Intramurals; Social Studies
Club; Young Democrats; Ground
Crew; Boarding Men’s Council.
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; Aquatic Club, Sec
retary 2; English Club; PSEANEA; Alpha Sigma, President 4;
Mixed Chorus; Cap Crew; Class
Officer, Historian 1,2,3,4; Student
Aide in Library; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships 3;
Constitutional Revision Com
mittee 2.
JAYNE E. BREMSER
EDGAR WENDELL BRUBAKER
B u sin e ss
S ec re ta ria l-A c c o u n tin g
E le m e n ta ry
S p e c ia l E d u c a tio n
Intramurals; Business Education
Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA;
Alpha Psi Omega; Pi Omega Pi,
Historian 4; Student Secretary.
Aquatic Club; CIA Cabinet, VicePresident 2, President 3; UCC,
Treasurer 2, Chaplain 4; WSBC,
Treasurer 2, Program Director 3;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
President 3, Headwaiter 4; Alpha
Phi Omega, Sergeant-at-Arms 1,
Corresponding Secretary 2, Re
cording Secretary 2; Alumni
Secretary 3. .
JOAN LOUISE BURNS
METHA RIGGEAL BUCHER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
U.C.C.; PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Club;
Elementary
Club;
SANDRA ANN BURK
RICHARD J. BUCKUS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
LSA;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Majorettes.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Cap Crew;
Dishwasher; New Student Orien
tation Committee.
LOUISE BURKHART
CHARLES OTTO BUFFINGTON
E le m e n ta ry
S e c o n d a ry
C h e m istry -P h y sic s
Elementary
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Chemi
stry Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Phi
Omega; Sigma Pi.
PAUL EUGENE CAPEHART
DONALD RAY BUMGARDNER
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
M a n a g e m e n t a n d T y p in g
S econdary
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Track; Waiters Association; Rub
ber Band.
Transfer horn South Macomb
College; Business Education Club;
Veterans Club.
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Club;
Art
Club.
BEVERLY ARLENE CARE
E le m e n ta r y
Elementary Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus.
WILSON CASTILLO
JAMES O. CHILDS
S e c o n d a ry -C h e m istry
M a th e m a tic s
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
S a les
Mathematics Club; Science Club;
Waiters Association, Parliamen
tarian 3, Vice-President 4; Chemis
try Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi.
Football; Track; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club.
MARY R. CHULACK
CONNIE D. CLARK
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g
S eco n d a ry
L ibrary S c ien c e-H isto ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA; Slate; Student
Secretary.
Transfer from Millersville State
College;
Intramurals;
Library
Science Club; Westminster Fel
lowship; Alpha Beta Alpha; Band.
FREDERICA L. ELLIOT
L ib e ra l A r ts
H u m a n itie s
Transfer from Waynesburg Col
lege; English Club; Language
Club; Westminster Fellowship,
Secretary 2,3; Kappa Delta Pi,
Historian 4; Mixed Chorus; Fresh
man Counsellor; Dormitory Re
ceptionist.
EMMELINE M. COONS
ROBERT ARTHUR CODORI
E le m e n ta ry
L ib e ra l A rts
S o cia l Scien c e
G o v e rn m e n t-S o c io lo g y
Intramurals; Jazz
Kappa Epsilon.
Club;
Intramurals; EUB Club, Secretary
3; Elementary Club; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Orchestra; Freshman Coun
cilor.
Tau
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BARBARA ANNE CORDIVANO
ANNA BARBARA COUP
DONNA L. CRAWFORD
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club, Vice-President 3; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma,
Secretary 3; Kappa Delta Pi;
Cap Crew.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Psi Omega; Freshman Counsellor.
BARBARA JEAN CROYLE
GARY ALDEN CRISSMAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club, historian 4; Art
Club; CIA Cabinet; EUB Club,
chaplain 3; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen; Lyceum-Special Programs,
chairman 4.
Intramurals; Elementary ; Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus.)
ROBERTA JOAN CUDNICK
JOHN WILLIAM CRUM
H isto ry
S o cia l S cien c e
Transfer from U.S. Naval Academy;
Phi Sigma Pi.
ROBERTTOBIAS CRUMLING III
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Hockey; Business Education Club;
Masquers; Newman Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Ii Nu Epsilon;
S la te ; Mixed Chorus; Orchestra;
Cap Crew, co-captain 2; Student
secretary.
Baseball; Elementary Club; LSA;
Social Studies; Young Democrats;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club; Sigma
Pi; IFC, corresponding secretary 4;
Judiciary Committee.
LINUS J. CZAP
NICHOLAS E. DIFFENDERFER
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p eech
English Club; Masquers; PSEANEA; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Reflec
tor.
JAMES ROBERT DEIBLER, JR.
RONALD RALPH DEWEES
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c es
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s
Basketball, Captain 3,4; Varsity
Club, Vice-President 2, Secretary
3; Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Class Vice-Presidrnt 1,2,3,4.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club,
President 4; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Sigma Pi; Day Men’s Coun
cil, President 4.
RONALD BOGAR DEIBLER
BONNIE LOUISE DIEHL
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Football; Intramurals; Elementary
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Se c reta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Business Education Club, Histo
rian, 4; Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
DONNA MARIE DENTLER
Elementary
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma, Chaplain 3; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Mixed Chorus; C u m b ela ires, Treas
urer 3; Student Secretary; Boarding
Women’s Council; W.A.A.
SANDRA SUE DILLMUTH
Elementary
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; Round Table;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Freshman Counsellor; W.A.A.
msm
JOYCE B. DIMOFF
VICTORIA RUTH DUDA
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA.
English Club; Newman Club;
PSEA-NEA; Student Secretary.
ELIZABETH ANNE DREW
CHRISTINE F. DlROCCO
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Secretarial-Accounting
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA,
corresponding secretary 3; Fresh
man Counsellor; Student Secretary;
W.A.A.
Transfer from Georgetown Visita
tion Junior College; Elementary
Club.
WAYNE B. DIXON
S. LYNNE DRYBURGH
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -E n g lish
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Veterans
Club; Kappa Delta Pi; Sigma Pi,
IFC; Reflector ; Rubber Band.
Aquatic Club, president 2,3; PSEANEA.
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SUZANNE E. DONLEY
WILLIAM CLARENCE DUNN
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association, Secretary 3;
Alpha Sigma, treasurer 3; Student
Handbook Committee, chairman 4;
Cap Crew; Freshman Counsellor;
Senate, secretary 4; Horton Hall
Dorm Board, secretary S.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Phi Sigma Epsilon, treasurer
4; Dishwasher, head dishwasher
3,4.
MELVIN RONALD EATON
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istry -B iology
Science Club.
KAREN RAE EBERMAN
DEANNE JOY EBERSOLE
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi;
Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Elec
tions Committee.
DONNA LOUISE EICHLIN
CIA Cabinet, Recording Secretary
3; Vice-President 4; Mathematics
Club, Vice-President 4; Methodist
Club, Treasurer 3,4; PSEA-NEA;
Computer Club; Waiters Associa
tion; Band; Student Secretary.
BARBARA JEAN ENCK
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club,
Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon, President 4; Kappa
Delta Pi.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Newman Club; PSEA-NEA.
DONALD GEORGE
ERNAKOVICH
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p eech
Transfer from University of Mary
land; Intramurals; English Club,
President 3; Radio Club; PSEANEA; Veterans Club, Vice Presi
dent 3; Kappa Delta Pi, Vice Presi
dent 4; Phi Sigma Pi; Tau Kappa
Epsilon, Historian 3; Shippenmen,
Secretary-Treasurer 3; Resident
Assistant; Student Assistant; Stu
dent Association Treasurer 3,4;
Boarding Men’s Council, Vice
President 3; Budget and Finance
Committee, Chairman 3,4.
PATRICIA ANN ESHLEMAN
JANET ANN ERGEN
B usin ess-S ecreta ria l
R e ta il S e llin g
WAA; Intramurals; Business Edu
cation Club; Newman Club; Radio
Club; PSEA-NEA; R eflector; Stu
dent Secretary.
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry S cience
Intramurals; CIA Cabinet, Secre
tary 2; Elementary Club; Methodist
Club, Secretary 2; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Freshman
Counsellor.
JOHN PATRICK FARMER
SALLY ANN FABER
BARRY GRAHAM FEHL
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CIA Cabinet; PSEA-NEA,
Vice-President 2; Waiters Associa
tion; Alpha Phi Omega; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Cap Crew; Class
President 2; Resident Assistant;
President’s Council; Boarding
Men’s Council, Vice-President 2;
President 3; New Student Orienta
tion Committee, Chairman 3.
Elementary Club; 'English Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Cumber
land,- Slate.
BARBARA ANN FICKES
WILLIAM FETTERMAN
E le m e n ta ry
L ib e ra l A rts
Sigma
Pi,
Vice-President
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Day Men’s Council.
Elementary Club; English Club;
LSA; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland,-
3.
S la te.
RONALD DALE FINK
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
Baseball; Intramurals; Business
Education Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association; Sigma Pi,
Treasurer 2,3; S la te ; Student
Handbook; Boarding Men’s Coun
cil, Treasurer 3.
ROBERTA LYNN FISHER
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S e c re ta ria l
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Masquers; Mixed Chorus;
Student Secretary.
SAMUEL WAYNE FISHER
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA.
WILLIAM HARRY FLICKINGER
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istr y -M a th
LINDA IRENE FRATTI
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals;
Chemistry Club;
Vice-President 3; PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Phi Sigma Epsi
lon; Phi Sigma Pi; Band; Student
Help.
Transfer horn Hershey Junior
College; Elementary Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
WENDELL RICHARD
FLOOD, JR.
MARY CATHARINE FOREMAN
S eco n d a ry
S p a n ish -H isto ry
PSEA-NEA; Day Women’s Associ
ation.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
Language
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
PATRICIA ANN FOGARTY
TERRY GLENNROY FOX
E le m e n ta ry
Speech
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Cheerleader; Homecoming
Queen 2; Varsity Club Sweetheart
Queen 2.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Mas
quers; Sigma Pi, Herold 3: Rubber
Band; Shippenmen, President 4.
WILLIAM G. FORD
BARBARA ELAINE FRENCH
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l Scien c e
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma; Fresh
man Counsellor.
Soccer, co-captain 3,4; Varsity
Club; Intramurals; Phi Sigma
Epsilon, Pledge Master 4.
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WILLIAM JAMES FRY
JUDY A. GENTRY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Football, Captain 4; Varsity Club,
Treasurer 4; Track; Intramurals;
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Shippenmen;
Resident Assistant.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; PSEANEA; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Kappa Delta Pi: Cumberland:
Slate; Cap Crew; Art Committee;
W.A.A.
GAIL JEAN GABRIEL
LUCY JANE FRYE
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Business Education Club, Corre
sponding Secretary 3,4; Radio
Club, Secretary 2,3, News Director
4; PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Alpha Sigma; Student Handbook;
Freshman Counsellor; Student
Secretary; W.R.A. Council; Judici
ary Council 4; Dormitory Board;
Shorthand Laboratory Assistant.
Hockey; W.A.A.; W.A.A. Cabinet,
Corresponding
Secretary
3;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Radio Club; Quaesitum; Social
Studies Club: Gamma Theta Up
silon, Vice-President 3; Cap
Crew; Secretary of Student Associ
ation 3; Chairman of Handbook
Committee 3.
DORIS P. FUNK
WILLIAM STANLEY GAUGLER
B u sin e ss - A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
E le m e n ta ry
PSEA-NEA;
Orchestra;
Women’s Association.
Day
Football;
Track;
Intramurals;
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon, Pledge
Master 2,3 - President 4; I.F.C.
Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4;
Cap Crew, Co-Captain 4.
MARJORIE JUNE FUNK
LINDA JO GERBER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; W.A.A.; Aquatic Club;
Elementary Club; Tau Kappa,
Treasurer 4.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
LSA; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland,
Associate Editor, 4; S la te ; Cap
Crew;
Homecoming
Queen’s
Court, 1.
CARREL HILE GIBSON
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Mt. Aloysius Junior
College; Masquers.
ROBERT DAVID GIMMI
S econdary
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
LSA;
Masquers:
Mathematics
Club; Science Club, President 2;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Alpha Phi Omega; Alpha Psi
Omega, President 4; Sigma Pi;
Slate; President’s Council.
EDWIN P. GOTWALS
THEODORE J. GOOD
L ib ra ry S cien c e
Transfer from Messiah College;
Library Club.
W. MICHAEL GREANEY
S e c o n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Golf; Varsity Club; Intramurals;
Mathematics; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Tau Gamma.
Aquatic Club; LSA; Masquers;
Radio Club, President 3, VicePresident 4; PSEA-NEA; WSTC;
Phi Sigma Epsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen.
ANDREW ALAN GRENIER
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l Scien c e
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Social
Studies Club; Quaesitum; WSTC;
Young Democrats, Vice-President
3, President 4; Sigma Pi, First
Counselor 4; I.F.C. Vice-President
3, President 4; Cap Crew; Class
Officer, Treasurer 3; Resident As
sistant; Boarding Men’s Council,
Parliamentarian
1,2; Judiciary
Committee 3.
M. GENEVIEVE GREGG
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club, SecretaryTreasurer 3; Elementary ( ’lui);
PSEA-NEA; Gamma Theta Up
silon; Kappa Delta Pi; Tau Kappa;
Freshman Counsellor; Women’s
Judiciary Council 3; W.A.A.
HAROLD LEON GRIFFIE
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Transfer horn Pennsylvania State
University; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Pi.
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RONALD NELSON GRIMM
NORMA MAE GROMMES
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Pledge Master 3,4.
Business Education Club, Record
ing Secretary 3; PSEA-NEA; Pi
Omega Pi, Vice-President 4; Cap
Crew;
Freshman
Counsellor;
Student Secretary.
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CAROLYN RAE GUINIVAN
Elementary
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau
Kappa; W.A.A.
LARRY EUGENE GUISE
JASON LUTHER GULDEN
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-G e o g ra p h y
S e c o n d a ry
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Varsity Club; Track; CIA Cabinet;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Historian 2,
Pledge Master 3, Intramural Chair
man 4; Cap Crew.
Intramurals; LSA; Mathematics
Club; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Pi; Band,
Secretary 3; Student Help in Book
store; Student Help in Raider
Room.
BYRON EMMETT
GUNSALLUS, JR.
ARTHUR E. GUYER
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Intramurals; Business Club, Presi
dent 3, Vice-President 4; PSEANEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Pi Omega
Pi, President 4; Phi Sigma Pi;
Student Secretary; Budget and
Finance Committee.
Transfer horn Pennsylvania State
University; Intramurals; Mathe
matics Club; Methodist Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Pi.
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JUDITH L. HAGAN
B u sin e ss
Hockey; WAA; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club, Recording
Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA; Cap
Crew.
SANDRA KAY HAHN
LUCILLE E. HAMMOND
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Kappa Delta Pi; Mixed Chorus;
Extra-Curricular Activities Com
mittee 2.
KENNETH CHARLES HAIR
SANDRA KAY HALL
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals;
Language
Club;
Mathematics Club, Vice-Presi
dent 3; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon,
Treasurer 3,4; Sigma Tau Gamma,
Historian 3; Band, Treasurer 3;
Orchestra, Vice-President 3; InterCollegiate State Band 2,3,4.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Busi
ness Education Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Cumberlairs; Mixed Chorus.
JUDITH ELAINE HALE
BEVERLY MARLENE
HAMILTON
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Hockey; WAA; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; English Club; Lan
guage Club, President 2,3; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta
Pi; Cap Crew; Student Secretary;
President’s Council 2.
ROBERT DENNIS HALL
JOHN HANKS
Seco n d a ry
C h e m istr y -M a th e m a tic s
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
Intramurals; EUB Club; Mathe
matics Club; Science Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Tau
Gamma; Rubber Band; Shippenmen; Cap Crew; Student Aide in
Raider Room.
Phi Sigma Epsilon.
LYNN E. HARBOLD
JAY RICHARD HEEFNER
B u sin e ss
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Basketball Manager 3; Intramurals;
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Band; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Rubber Band;
Shippenmen; New Student Orien
tation 3.
MARY ELIZABETH
HASSINGER
GLENN IRVIN HARMON, JR.
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
S ocial Scien c e-H isto ry
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon; I.F.C.,
Recording Secretary 2,3.
WAA; Intramurals; Aquatic Club;
Art Club; CIA Cabinet; Social
Studies Club; Cumbelaires; Mixed
Chorus.
EDWARD FRANK HARRIS
DALE TIMOTHY HASSLER
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
S e c reta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Mathematics Club;
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; LSA,
President 3, Student Advisor 4;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
Headwaiter 3,4; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus;
Resident Assistant.
Computer
KENNETH E. HARTZ
PHILLIP WAYNE HEILMAN
E n g lish -S o c ia l S cien c e
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g
Track, Manager; EUB Club; Eng
lish Club; Chess Club; PSEANEA; Phi Sigma Pi; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Orchestra, Vice-President 3.
Baseball;
Business Education
Club; Sigma Tau Gamma; PSEANEA.
LOIS MAY HELMAN
EDDY LEE HELSEL
DARYL L. HENDERSHOT
B u sin e ss
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Business Education Club; Pi,
Omega Pi Historian 3; Student
Secretary.
CIA Cabinet; E & R Club; LSA,
treasurer 3; Mathematics Club,
Secretary-treasurer 3; Science
Club; PSEA-NEÂ, parliamentarian
4; Waiters Association, Presi
dent 4.
DOUBLAS A. HENRY
GERALD LEE HERSHEY
S eco n d a ry
B iology-C h e m istry
B u sin e ss
A cc o u n tin g -S e c re ta ria l
Baseball; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Methodist
Club.
MARLENE PATTON HESS
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -H isto ry
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Band.
Mathematics Club.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Masquers; Waiters Associa
tion; Pi Omega Pi; Phi Sigma Pi;
Sigma Pi; Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen, Vice-president 4; Cap Crew;
Class Officer, Treasurer 2; Stu
dent Secretary; Boarding Men’s
Council.
MARY CHATHERINE HESS
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; English Club;
Masquers; Library Club; PSEANEA; Alpha Psi Omega; Band.
DOLORES J. HOCH
SYLVIA LOU HOTT
KATHRYN GRACE HOOVER
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -B io lo g y
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y-M a th e m a tic s
Masquers; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor;
Student Secretary.
WENDY ANN HUGHES
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masquers; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa,
Secretary 4; W.A.A.
CONSTANCE ARLENE
HUNSECKER
EDWARD E. HUNSBERGER
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S p a n ish
PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from Eastern Mennonite
College; Language Club; PSEANEA.
HOWARD JAMES HUNTER, JR.
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
LOU JAMES INTRIERI
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club,
Vice-President 4; Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club, VicePresident 2, President 4; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Sargeant-at-Arms 3,
Recording Secretary 4; Class Offi
cer, President 1; President’s Coun
cil.
LEONARD MERRILL HURLEY
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma, Sargeant-atArms 4.
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Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Baseball; Mathematics
Club; Quaesitum; Veterans Club;
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Vice-Presi
dent 4; Shippenmen; Freshman
Counsellor.
DONALD ALAN JACOBS
PHILIP CONNER KEIFFER
E le m e n ta ry
S econdary
S o cia l S cie n c e -M a th e m a tic s
Football; Varsity Club, Parlia
mentarian 4; Track; Intramurals;
Jazz Club; Masquers; Phi Sigma
Epsilon, Parliamentarian 4; I.F.C.
3,4; Slate; Lyceum-Special Pro
grams Committee 3; Extra-Curri
cular Activities Committee 3,4.
Transfer from Drexel Institute of
Technology.
J. BERNICE JOHNSON
DORTHEA FRANCES JONES
S eco n d a ry
G eo g ra p h y-S o cia l S cience
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Cortland College;
Newman Club, Treasurer 3; PSEANEA.
LSA;PSEA-NEA; Waiters Associa
tion; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Pi
Nu Epsilon; Band; Orchestra,
Secretary 3.
RONALD EUGENE JOHNSON
RONALD S. KEARNS
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
Baseball; Varsity Club, Secretary 4;
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu
Epsilon; Sigma Tau Gamma; Band.
Business Education Club.
DAVID ERNEST JONES
GEORGE MARTIN KEIM; JR.
E le m e n ta r y
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S a le s
Transfer from Geneva College;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Aquatic Club; Newman Club;
Science Club, Treasurer 2; PSEANEA, Treasurer 4; Waiters Associa
tion; Alpha Phi Omega, President
4; Sigma Pi; Handbook Committee
3; Campus Improvement Commit
tee 4.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Sigma Tau Gamma, Social
Chairman 4; Cap Crew; Class Offi
cer, Parliamentarian 3.
SAMUEL ALEXANDER
KIRKPATRICK
SARA G. KEISHNER
E le m e n ta ry
Class Officer, Secretary 2; PSEANEA; Masquers; Alpha Psi Omega,
Vice-President 4.
Seco n d a ry
So cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau Gamma; Class
Officer, President 1; Student Help
in the Library; President’s Council;
Senate; Campus Improvement
Committee, Chairman 2,3,4.
ROBERT EARL KINTER
MEL G. KELLY
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Business Education Club; UCC
Club, Chaplain 2, Secretary 3,
Treasurer 4; Grotto, Secretary 2,
Vice-President 3, President 4;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Phi
Omega, Sergeant-at-arms 2, Treas
urer 3; Rubber Band.
Phi Sigma Pi; Mathematics Club;
Science Club.
JACOB W. KIPP
BERNADETTE A. KING
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c e
Aquatic Club; English Club, Sec
retary 3, President 4; Masquers;
Newman Club, Secretary 2; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA; Cumberland;
Class Officer, Secretary 4; Student
Secretary;
Boarding Women’s
Council, Secretary 3.
Football; Intramurals; IRC & ICG
Club, Chairman 3; Social Studies
Club, President 4; Young Demo
crats, Vice-President 4; Quaesitum;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Tau Kappa Epsilon; Resi
dent Assistant; Boarding Men’s
Council, Treasurer 3; Athletic
Committee, Chairman 3; Judiciary
Committee, Chairman 4; Senate,
Junior-at-Large 3, Vice-President 4.
HAROLD KINSEY
JOYCE ANN KRAPONICK
B u sin e ss
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Varsity Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Business Education Club; Basket
ball; Football.
Business Education Club; Canter
bury Club; PSEA-NEA; Student
Secretary.
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GARY EDWARD KRAYBILL
ALICE LORAINE KUHN
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Science Club; PSEA-NEA, South
ern Region Vice-President 3, Presi
dent 4; Waiters Association; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Parliamentarian 3,
Vice-Rresident 4; I.F.C., Corres
ponding Secretary 3; Cumber
land, Editor-in-Chief 4; Rubber
Band, Leader 3; Class Officer,
Treasurer 2; New Student Orienta
tion Committee 3; Homecoming
Committee 3.
Language Club, Secretary 3; PSEANEA; Gamma Theta Upsilon,
Secretary-Treasurer 3; Kappa Delta
Pi, Treasurer 4.
SANDRA SUSAN LABOFISH
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CIA Cabinet; PSEA-NEA.
W.A.A._____________
Intramurals; Gamma Theta Up
silon, President 4; Phi Sigma Pi;
Sigma Pi, Secretary 4.
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; EUB Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Pi
Nu Epsilon; Band.
English Club; Freshman Coun
sellor; PSEA-NEA.
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
E a rth a n d S p a ce S cience
G eo g ra p h y
HELEN LUCILLE LAUVER
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
DOROTHY ANN LAYTON
RICHARD FRANKLIN
KUHNERT
ROBERT CLAYTON LEAMAN
S e c o n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
NANCY CAROL LESH
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Chess Club.
LSA; Waiters Association; Social
Studies Club; Cumberland 4.
E le m e n ta ry
PHYLLIS WENGER LESH
ALBERT M. LEWIS
STEPHANIE JANE LEWIS
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
B u sin e ss
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Recording secretary 3,4; Dish
washer; Tennis.
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; E & R Club; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Omega Pi; Fresh
man Counsellor; Student Secretary.
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Queen 3.
JOHN FELIX LONERGAN
MERLE VINCENT
LINSENBIGLER
Seco n d a ry
S ocial S cien c e-E n g lish
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -S a le s
Transfer horn Hershey Junior
College;
Football;
Wrestling;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Student Janitor.
Masquers; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Corresponding secretary 3,4; Dish
washer.
RONALD J. LYNCH
B u sin e ss
R e ta ilin g -T y p e w ritin g
Business Education Club; CIA
Cabinet; Centerbury Club, Presi
dent 2,3,4; Young Democrats;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans Club, Presi
dent 3, Officer Ex-officio 4; Pi
Nu Epsilon; College Activities
Calendar; Band, Librarian 3; Shippenmen; Intercollegiate Band;
Resident Assistant; Student Help
in the Library; President’s Council;
Extra-Curricular Activities Com
mittee.
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SUSAN McCAY
B u sin e ss
S h o rth a n d -R e ta il S e llin g
SHARON ANN McCAVITT
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
PSEA-NEA; MixedChorus.
Club;
Hockey; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; CUMBERLAND; Majorettes;
Student Secretary.
JUDITH ANN McCLEASTER
ANDREW DANIEL MAIER
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
G eo g raphy-E arth S cien c e
Elementary
PSEA-NEA.
Club;
Masquers;
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club;
Veterans; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
JOANNE ELIZABETH McCOY
JUDITH ANITA McCURDY
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
Sp a n ish -F ren ch
Intramurals; EUB Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma; Gamma Theta Upsilon;
Language Club; Day Women’s
Association, Treasurer 3.
S la te.
WILLIAM ELDON
MCCRACKEN
DENNIS STATLER McKENZIE
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
S e c o n d a ry
P hysics-M a th e m a tic s
Soccer; Varsity Club; Intramurals;
CIA Cabinet, Treasurer 4; LSA;
Phi Sigma Epsilon, Chaplain 3,4.
PSEA-NEA; Phi Sigma Epsilon,
Vice-President 3; Shippenmen;
Laboratory Assistant, Physics 4.
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CHARLES McCRAE
MARGARET ANNE MAINS
E le m e n ta ry
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers; Mixed Chorus; Cumbelaires;
Day Women’s Council.
NICKOLAS JAMES MAISANO
R. ANNE MAY
B u sin ess
A c c o u n tin g -M a n a g e m e n t
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry S cience
Varsity Club; Wrestling; Wrestling
Club; Intramurals; Business Edu
cation Club; Newman Club; Vet
erans Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon.
Transfer from York Junior College;
Elementary Club; Methodist Club;
Library Club.
DOROTHY MARY
ANN JMATESEVAC
CAROLYN ANNE MANNING
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; Canterbury Club!
Secretary-Treasurer 2,3,4; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Waiters As
sociation; Alpha Psi Omega.
ICG, Recording Secretary 3,4;
Masquers; Mathematics Club;
Newman Club; Quaesitum, PSEANEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Majorettes;
Budget and Finance Committee 3;
Young Democrats, Secretary 3; Tau
Kappa Epsilon Queen 3; I.F.C.
Queen 3; Varsity Club Sweet
heart 3.
NORMA M. MANTZ
DAVID LEROY MATHIAS
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
WAA; Intramurals; English Club;
Quaesitum, Vice-President 3, 4.
PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Radio Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association; Sigma Pi; Dishwasher.
RONALD REGIS MASLANIK
BONITA KAYE MELL
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-G e n e ra l S cience
B u sin e ss
S ecretarial-R etail S ellin g
Transfer from Bucknell University;
Football; Varsity Club; Intra
murals; Mathematics Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; PSEANEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Band; Stu
dent Secretary.
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DOROTHY ELAINE MENGEL
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Aquatic Club; Business Education
Club; Masquers; UCC Club; Alpha
Psi Omega; Student Secretary;
Handbook Committee 3; New
Student Orientation 4.
LINDA LOUISE MICKEY
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Masquers.
ROBERT ELWOOD MILLER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club.
BARBARA K. MILLS
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
E le m e n ta ry
WAA; Intramurals; Elementary
Club; Mathematics Club; Slate.
Mathematics Club.
EMMA GRACE MITCHELL
BARBARA MILLER
MARGUERITE LOUISE
MONAGHAN
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
S o cia l S cien c e-H isto ry
WAA Cabinet; intramurals; Art
Club; Elementary Club, Treasurer
3; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma:
Pi Nu Epsilon; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Freshman Counsellor;
Receptionist; W.A.A.
Transfer from Seton Hill College;
Intramurals; Newman Club; Quaesitum, . Secretary 4; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Young Dem
ocrats; Student-Faculty-Adminis
tration Relationships.
KENNETH LEROY MONN
L ib e ra l A rts
H isto ry-S o cia l S cien c e
Transfer from Juniata College;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi, Assistant Secretary 4.
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JAMES PATRICK MOORE
DONNA MARIE MORELOCK
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g a n d R e ta il Sales
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary
Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from York Junior College.
Baseball, Captain 4; Intramurals;
Business Education Club, Parlia
mentarian 4; PSEA-NEA; ExtraCurricular Activities Committee;
Social Committee.
PHYLLIS GENE MOSSOVITZ
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University. Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA.
RONALD J. MOWERY
JOSEPHINE R. MOWERY
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
Staff, Librarian 3; PSEANEA; Elementary Club.
Veterans Club; Alpha Phi Omega,
Corresponding Secretary 4; Band;
Orchestra.
S la te
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JANET HELEN MYERS
CAROL ANN MUSSER
L ib e ra l A rts
E n g lish -S p a n ish
Transfer from Immaculata College.
English Club; Language Club;
Newman Club; Young Republicans
Club; Slate.
EUGENE RAYMOND MYERS
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
C h e m istry -M a th e m a tic s
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers, Secretary 3,4; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi
Omega, Secretary-Treasurer 3;
Alpha Sigma.
E & R Club, Vice-President 2,
3,4; Science Club; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Shippenmen.
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PENELOPE JEAN MYERS
JOHN THOMAS NETTLING
S e c o n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il S e llin g
Class Officer, Historian 1,2,3;
Slate, Editorial Board 2; West
minster Fellowship, Vice-Presi
dent 2; Social Studies Club.
Baseball; Football; Varsity Club;
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA, Vice-President
3; Sigma Tau Gamma; Mixed
Chorus; Dishwasher.
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GEORGE REES NAUGLE, JR.
CAROLYN JANE NELL
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Aquatic Club,
Treasurer 2, Vice-President t®;
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Sigma, VicePresident 3; Cap Crew; StudentF acuity-Administration Relation
ships Committee; W.A.A.
Transfer from Bloomsburg State
College; Science Club; Phi Sigma
Epsilon; Shippenmen.
MAYNARD WAYNE NEFF
BRENDA LEE NESS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA, Treasurer 2,3; Sigma
Tau Gamma; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Student Help in Book
store; New Student Orientation
Committee; Social Committee.
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club, Secretary 3; PSEA-NEA;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Kappa
Delta Pi; Freshman Counselor;
W.A.A.
RICHARD HAROLD NEFF
BRENDA K. NICKOL
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Mathematics Club; Chess Club;
New Student Orientation Com
mittee.
Aquatic Club; English Club;
Masquers; Extra-Curricular Ac
tivities Committee.
GAIL A. NITTERAUER
THOMAS W. OSTERMAN
E le m e n ta ry
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Intramurals; Elementary
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA;
Psi Omega; W.A.A.
Club;
Alpha
SALLY TODD OSBORNE
ALLEN GIBSON NIXDORF III
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
WAA Cabinet, Secretary 3; Aquatic
Club; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Alpha
Sigma; W.A.A.
Wrestling; Wrestling Club; Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa
Epsilon;
Dishwasher;
Social
Studies Club.
THOMAS MICHAEL O’SHEA
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l S c ien c e-H isto ry
PRISCILLA HOPE
OLDENDORF
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Social
Studies Club, Vice-President 4;
PSEA-NEA, Corresponding Sec
retary 1; Quaesitum; Phi Sigma
Pi; Sigma Tau Gamma, Vice-Presi
dent 3; Cap Crew; Class Officerl
President 3; Resident Assistant;
Student Association Senator 3;
Student Association President 4;
President’s Council 1; Boarding
Men’s Council; Social Committee
Chairman 3; Student-FacultyAdministration Relationships Com
mittee Chairman 4.
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Art Club; CIA Cabinet; English
Club; LSA; PSEA-NEA.
RICHARD WILLIAM OSBORNE
Seco n d a ry
S p a n ish -H isto ry
Baseball; Intramurals; Language
Club, Secretary 3; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats.
LURIE ANN PALMER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Pi Nu Epsilon, Corresponding
Secretary 3; Choraleers, Secretary
1,2; Mixed Chorus, Secretary 1,2;
Cumbelaires, President 3; Board
ing Women’s Council, Second
Vice-President 3; Women’s Resi
dent Association Judiciary Com
mittee 2.
STEPHEN KENT PARK
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Intramurals; Mathematics Club,
President 2; PSEA-NEA; Kappa
Delta Pi; Phi Sigma Pi; Sigma Tau
Gamma, President 3, Pledge
Master 4; Cap Crew; Resident
Assistant; President’s Council;
Boarding Men’s Council.
THOMAS EUGENE PARKER
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il S e llin g
Intramurals; Business Education
Club.
JAMES CLAIR PARKS
PATRICIA WILLARD PARKES
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Hockey, Captain 4; WAA, Record
ing Secretary 3; WAA Cabinet;
Intramurals; English Club; Lan
guage Club; PSEA-NEA; West
minster Fellowship; Tau Kappa,
President 4.
MARIAN DIANNA PATTERSON
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
L ib era l A rts
N a tu ra l S cien c es
CIA Cabinet; Grotto Club, Treas
urer 4; Waiters Association; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Chaplain 2,3, Parlia
mentarian 4; Student Handbook;
Boarding Men’s Council; StudentFaculty-Administration Relation
ships.
Basketball; Freshman Counsellor;
Day Women’s Council, President
4; Council Member 3; Senate
Public Relations.
SUSAN BOWERS PATTERSON
B. JEAN PATTON
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
Transfer from Mansfield State:
Art Club; Masquers; PSEA-NEA.
JAMES CALVIN PETERSON
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
R e ta il S e llin g -T y p in g
Baseball;
Club.
Business
Education
ELIZABETH PHIELDS
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
A.
DARLENE POTCHAK
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -F ren ch
Intramurals; English Club; Lan
guage Club; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Waiters Association; Cap
Crew; Resident Assistant.
KITTY LEE PRICE
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club; PSEA-NEA.
ROBERT FREDERICK
PURNELL, JR.
NORMAN LYTLE RANDLOPH
Seco n d a ry
P h y sics-C h em istry
Basketball; Intramurals; Aquatic
Club; IRC Club; Masquers; Social
Studies Club; Young Democrats;
Phi Sigma Epsilon.
L ib era l A rts-P o litica l S cience
Transfer bom Indiana State Col
lege; Basketball; Varsity Club;
Tennis, Co-captain 3,4; Intramurals; LSA; PSEA-NEA; Com
puter Club.
PHILIP GARDNER REASER
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; LSA; Radio
Club, Vice-President 1, President
2; PSEA-NEA; Sigma Tau Gamma,
Chaplain 4; Rubber Band; Public
Relations Radio Reporter; Presi
dent’s Council.
CLAY ALLEN REBERT
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-G eo g ra p h y
LINDA J. REIGART
Intramurals; EUB Club; Quaesitunr; PSEA-NEA; Social Studies
Club; Sigma Pi.
Intramurals; Art Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
E le m e n ta ry -W A A
VIOLA LORRAINE RHOADS
MARILYN JOAN ROUTSONG
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
L ib ra ry-S cien ce
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Masquers; PSEA-NEA; Library
Science Club, President 3; West
minster Fellowship, President 2;
Student Aide in Library; Fresh
man Counsellor; Women’s Resi
dent Association, Vice-President.
Art Club; Elementary Club; Mas
quers; PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi
Omega; W.A.A.
WAYNE RICE II
NANCY LOU ROSS
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Prom C
HELEN FAYE ROACH
JUDITH ANNE ROTTNER
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p a n ish
Transfer from Salisburg State Col
lege; PSEA-NEA.
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; EnglislJ
Club; Language Club; Masquers;
Methodist Club, Secretary 2;
PSEA-NEA; Class Officer, Treas
urer 1.
M. ANNE ROCHE
GERTRUDE DE-YOE ROWE
Elementary
WAA; Intramurals; Art Club; Ele
mentary Club; PSEA-NEA; Slate,
News Editor 2, Administrative
Affairs Editor 3; Majorettes; Cap
Crew.
S eco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istr y -M a th e m a tic s.
Newman Club; Science Club: Lab
oratory Assistant.
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LINDA LOVETTE SCOTT
ADRIENNE GAIL RYAN
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Mt. Aloysius Junior
College; Elementary Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA.
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Aquatic
Club; Elementary Club; PSEANEA; S la te , Feature Editor 2,
Editorial Board 3; W.A.A.
JUDITH REHALEY RYDER
GLEN ALDEN SARVIS
E le m e n ta ry
S e c o n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
Intramurals; Art Club; Elementary
Club; Masquers; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
Grotto Club, Secretary 4; Day
Men’s Council, Secretary-Treas
urer 4.
JOHN ANTHONY SALAMON
KAREN MERCEDES SCANLON
E le m e n ta ry
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cience
Transfer from Hagerstown Junior
College; Elementary Club, VicePresident 4; Newman Club; PSEANEA; Sigma Tau Gamma.
Intramurals;
Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Social Studies Club.
KAREN KAY SANFORD
DONNA LEE SEAKS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Penn Hall Junior
College; Westminster Fellowship;
Pi Nu Epsilon, Corresponding Sec
retary 4; Choraleers, Secretary 4;
Mixed
Chorus;
Cumbelaires;
Freshman Counsellor.
WAA; Art Club, President 3; Ele
mentary Club; LSA; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
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JOHN C. SECRIST
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
POLLY JANE SEIBERT
CAROL RUTH SHAFFER
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA;
Board 3.
Elementary Club;
S la te ,
Editorial
NANCY VIRGINIA SHAW
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
SARAH ELIZABETH SHAW
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Gamma Theta
Upsilon; Prom Committee.
Mathematics Club; Band; Orches
tra.
JEAN R. SHEARER
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association;
Cumbelaires; Choraleers; Mixed
Chorus; Freshman Counsellor.
ELAINE MARIE SHEETS
E le m e n ta ry
Intramurals; Aquatic Club; Art
Club; Elementary Club; Methodist
Club; PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa.
W .A .A .
LARRY JAMES SHERMAN
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S tu d ie s
Tau Kappa Epsilon; Intramurals,
NORMA LEE SHIPPY
CAROLYN JOANN SHIVELY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
Inlramurals; Elementary Club;
Language Club; LSA Club; PSEANEA; Pi •Nu Epsilon, Recording
Secretary 4; Mixed Chorus; Or
chestra; Cumbelaires, Secretary 3.
WILLIAM GUY SHOEMAKER
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer.horn York Junior College.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
JUDITH LOUISE SHREINER
LOUIS SILEO, JR.
E le m e n ta ry
L ib era l A rts-N a tu ra l S cien c es
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Day Women’s Council.
Transfer from Juniata College;
LSA Club; Phi Sigma Pi; Student
Help in Raider Room.
CATHERINE ANN SIMMERS
E le m e n ta ry
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masquers; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Cumber
land; Slate; W.A.A.
JOYCE SCOUT SMEDLEY
MARGARET LOUISE SLOOP
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic a l S cience
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Gamma Theta Upsilon.
Transfer from West Chester State
College.
DAVID SMITH
Elementary
TREVA ELIZABETH SPAHR
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Club;
Elementary Club; LSA; PSEANEA; Cumbelaires; Mixed Chorus.
PSEA-NEA.
LARRY ALLAN SMITH
CHARLOTTE ANN SNOKE
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Basketball, Head Manager 2,3,4;
Varsity Club; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club; Radio Club,
President 3,4; PSEA-NEA; Sigma
Tau Gamma.
Intramurals;
PSEA-NEA.
JAMES ARTHUR SMITH
Mathematics Club;
DAVID LARRY SNOOK
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
A c c o u n tin g -R e ta il Sales
Intramurals; CIA Cabinet, VicePresident 4; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club, Vice-President 2,
President 3,4; Waiters Association,
Headwaiter 3,4; Gamma Theta Up
silon, Vice-President 4; Phi Sigma
Pi, Secretary 4; Boarding Men’s
Council; Lyceum-Special Programs
3,4.
Baseball, Manager; Football, Man
ager; Wrestling Manager; Intramurals; Business Education Club;
Alpha Phi Omega, Historian 3,4;
Sigma Tau Gamma.
JOYCE I. SMITH
CLYDE HERBERT
SPANGLER, JR.
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A c c o u n tin g
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry -U C C
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; PSEA-NEA; Westminster
Fellowship; Cumberland; R e
Chaplain 2; PSEA-NEA; Waiters
Association;
Chemistry Club;
Alpha Phi Omega, Second VicePresident 2.
flecto r.
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SYLVIA JEAN SPITTLER
EDMUND L. STEVENS
Seco n d a ry
B io lo g y -C h e m istry
Tennis; Science Laboratory As
sistant; Day Women’s Council.
JUDY ANN SPONAUGLE
KENNETH EUGENE STEPHEY
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; WAA; WAA Cabinet,
Corresponding Secretary 4; Intramurals; Elementary Club; PSEA'EA.
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Language Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA.
LINDA ANN SPONSLER
DOROTHY E. STEVENS
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
S ecreta ria l-A cco u n tin g
Intramurals; Elementary Club;
Methodist Club; PSEA-NEA.
Business Education Club; LSA;
'SEA-NEA; R eflecto r; Student
»-andbook; Student Secretary.
CONSTANCE MARIE STONER
LUCY STARR STONER
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; Hockey; WAA; Intra
murals; Elementary Club; LSA;
Tau Kappa.
EDWARD RUSSELL
STRAWHECKER
Art Club; Elementary Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA.
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-H isto ry
Mathematics Club; President 3;
PSEA-NEA; Kappa Delta Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi, Treasurer 4; Ei Nu Epsi
lon, Vice-President 3; Band, Mana
ger 2,3; Orchestra, Manager 2;
Class Officer, Parliamentarian 1,
2; Student Secretary.
RANDALL C. STRAYER
Business
Management-Accounting
Intramurals; Business Education
Club; Pi Omega Pi;, Treasurer 4;
Phi Sigma Pi; Pi Nu Epsilon; Sigma
Pi, Fourth Counsellor 3; Band,
President 3; Orchestra, President 3;
Inter-Collegiate Band 2,3,4; Stu
dent Secretary; Prom Committee 3.
VIRGINIA MARIE
STRINGFELLOW
Elementary
Aquatic Club; Art Club; Ele
mentary Club; Newman Club;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Nu Epsilon; Mixed
Chorus; cumbelaires; Intramurals.
C. FERNLEY STRICKLAND
E le m e n ta ry
Wrestling, Manager; Wrestling
Club; Intramurals; PSEA-NEA;
Tau Kappa Epsilon.
WILLIAM EDGAR STROUP
DARLIS JEAN SWAN
S eco n d a ry
H isto ry -S o c ia l S cien c e
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -L ib ra ry S cien c e
IRC; LSA; Radio Club; Chess
Club; Quaesitum; PSEA-NEA;
Waiters Association; Social Studies
Club.
Transfer from Juniata College;
English Club; Library Science
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Freshman
Counsellor.
NANCY ANN SWARTZ
Elementary
WAA Cabinet; Intramurals; Ele
mentary Club; Masques! PSEANEA, Waiters Association; West
minster Fellowship; Pi Nu Epsi
lon; Tau Kappa; Mixed Chorus!
Cumbelaires, Librarian 3; W.A.A.
CAROL A. SWENSON
BEVERLY J. SWINDELL
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
Language Club; Methodist Club;
PSEA-NEA; Receptionist 3; Board
ing Women’s Council 3; Dormi
tory President 3.
JAMES POSTLEY TASSEY III
VIRGINIA GAIL TARBLE
B u sin e ss
S econdary
M a th e m a tic s-P h y sic s
Baseball; Intramurals; Business
Education Club; Waiters Associa
tion; Sigma Pi; I.F.C.
Chess Club, President 3; Mas
quers;. Mathematics Club; PSEANEA.
LINDA SUE TAYLOR
Elementary
Aquatic Club; Elementary Club;
PSEA-NEA; Tau Kappa, VicePresident 3; Cheerleader; W.A.A.
Business Education Club, Record
ing Secretary 4; Mathematics Club;
PSEA-NEA; Waiters Association,
Secretary 4.
ELEANOR JEANNE THOMAS
ERMA BROWN THOMSPON
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Pi Nu Epsilon; Mixed' Chorus;
Cumbelaires.
Transfer from Hagerstown Junior
College; English Club.
JOHN H. THOMPSON
B u sin e s s-A c c o u n tin g
M anagem ent
Wrestling Club; Intramurals; Busi
ness Education Club, Treasurer 4;
PSEA-NEA; Veterans C lub’
Treasurer 4; Pi Omega Pi; Sigma
Tau Gamma, Sergeant-at-arms 2,
Treasurer 3,4; Young Republicans;
Class Officer, Treasurer 4; Assist
ant to Accounting Professor; Wres
tling.
DONALD NELSON VANDERAU
Secondary-C h e m istry
B io lo g y
Chemistry Club; Mixed Chorus;
Shippenmen; E & R.
SHERMAN A. TIMMINS
MARY B. TRYMBISKI
B u sin e ss-A c c o u n tin g
S a le s-T y p in g
Seco n d a ry
E n g lish -S p e e c h
Frans ter* from Hershey Junior
College; Intramurals; Business
Education
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Veterans Club; Pi Omega Pi; Phi
Sigma Pi; Delta Chi; Cumber
land ; Slate; Shippenmen.
MICHAEL SEATON TOLBERT
MARY ELOISE TYSON
Elementary
Elementary Club; PSEA-NEA;
Alpha Sigma; Pi Nu Epsilon;
Band; Choraleers, Secretary 3;
Mixed Chorus; Orchestra; Curnbelaires, Vice-President 3; Intra
murals.
Seco n d a ry
S o cia l Scien c e-G eo g ra p h y
Intramurals.
RICHARD LAWRENCE TRITT
S econdary-F rench
S p a n is h
Pi Nu Epsilon; Band; Orchestra;
Shippenmen; Language Club.
SAMUEL PETER VARANO
S eco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-C h e m istry
Varsity Club; Wrestling; Wrest
ling Club; Intramurals; Mathe
matics Club; Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Dishwasher.
NANCY JANE WAGNER
MARCIA VALENCIA
E le m e n ta ry
Secondary-F rench
S p a n ish
Language;
murals.
PSEA-NEA;
Intra
Elementary Club; Library Club;
PSEA-NEA.
JEAN MARIE WAGNER
MARIE ANGELA VIDMAR
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin ess-S ecreta ria l
M anagem ent
Elementary
Club;
Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Alpha Psi Omega,
Secretary-treasurer 4; Freshman
Counsellor.
Business Education Club; New
man Club; PSEA-NEA; Intra
murals.
JUDITH ANN WAGNER
WALTER N. VOGELSONG
Secondary-E n g lish
S eco ndary-L ibrary S cience
E n g lish
S p eech
English Club; Library Science
Club; PSEA-NEA.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Secretary 3,
4; Slate, Sports Editor 2, Editor 3,
Executive Editor 4; Cap Crew;
Class Officer, President 4; Presi
dent’s Council; Social Committee,
Chairman 4; SSC Sports Publicity
Director 3,4; Intramurals.
JOYCE WADEL
E le m e n ta ry
EUB Club, Secretary-Treasurer 2,
3; English Club.
WILLIAM JOSEPH WAGNER
Secondary-M a th e m a tic s
P hysics
Mathematics Club; Intramurals.
CAROL LAVENIA WALTEMYER
B usin ess-S ecreta ria l
A c c o u n tin g
Business Education Club; LSA;
PSEA-NEA; Pi Omega Pi, Secre
tary 4; Student Secretary; Intra
murals.
PATRICIA ROXANE WAMBACH
PATRICIA WAREHEIM
Seco n d a ry-H isto ry
S o cia l Scien c e
E le m e n ta ry
Aquatic Club; Jazz Club; Mas
quers; Newman Club; Waiters As
sociation; Social Studies Club;
Young Democrats, Secretary 3, 4;
Alpha Psi Omega, Pledgemaster 4;
Class Officer, Historian 4; Stu
dent Help in Bookstore; Intramur
als.
WILLIAM ALLAN WARSING
Seco n d a ry
P h y sic s-M a th e m a tic s
BARBARA ANN
GAMBLE WATSON
Mathematics Club; Methodist
Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters Associ
ation.
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; Day Women’s
Council, Secretary 3, Vice-Presi
dent 4.
LUCY ELAINE WHITESEL
E le m e n ta ry
STEPHANIE RAE WEIR
E le m e n ta ry
Transfer from Hershey Junior Col
lege; Elementary Club; Newman
Club; PSEA-NEA.
WAA; WAA Cabinet, Treasurer 3;
Intramurals; Elementary Club,
President 3; PSEA-NEA; Gamma
Theta Upsilon; Kappa Delta Pi,
Secretary 4; Tau Kappa; Senate;
Women’s Residence Council, Trea
surer 2, Member-at-Large 3, Presi
dent 4; Elections Committee,
Chairman 4 ; Basketball.
VIRGINIA LEA WILHITE
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary
Club;
PSEA-NEA.
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LARRY HOWARD WILLIAMS
BARRIE WILLIS
CHARLES M. WINGERD
Seco n d a ry
S ocial S cien c e-H isto ry
E le m e n ta ry
Seco n d a ry
H isto ry-S o cia l S cience
Intramurals; Business Education;
Young Republicans; PSEA-NEA;
Social Studies Club; Alpha Phi
Omega; Sigma Tau Gamma.
Intramurals; PSEA-NEA; Day
Men’s Council, Senior Representa
tive 4.
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FRANCES C. WISE
CAROL ANN WINTERS
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Elementary Club; LSA; Masquers;
PSEA-NEA; Freshman Counsellor.
CIA Cabinet; EUB Club; Elemen
tary Club; Waiters Association;
Gamma Theta Upsilon; Choraleers;
Mixed Chorus; Freshman Counsel
lor.
JERRY LEE WISE
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-E n g lish
DAWN LaRUE WITMER
Baseball, Varsity Club; Track;
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Methodist
Club;
PSEA-NEA;
Sigma Tau Gamma.
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JEAN LOUISE WOLGEMUTH
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Basketball; WAA; WAA Cabinet;
Art Glub; Elementary Club; Lan
guage Club; PSEA-NEA,
Transfer from Hershey Junior Col
lege; Elementary Club; PSEANEA.
CONSTANCE ANN WOOD
NAN B. ZUERCHER
E le m e n ta ry
B u sin e ss
Secreta ria l-M a n a g em en t
Transfer from Pennsylvania State
University; Intramurals; Elemen
tary Club; PSEA-NEA; Waiters As
sociation; Mixed Chorus; Cumbelaires; Receptionist.
LORRAINE MARIE WRIGHT
Transfer from York Junior Col
lege; Business Education Club;
Masquers; Newman Club, Presi
dent 3; PSEA-NEA; Mixed Chorus;
Cumbelaires; Student Secretary.
MAXINE BONITA ZEPP
E le m e n ta ry
E le m e n ta ry
Art Club; Elementary Club; PSEANEA; Westminster Fellowship.
PSEA-NEA.
WILLIAM HAROLD YOHE, JR.
MICHAEL ROBERT ZIEGLER
B u sin e ss
Seco n d a ry
M a th e m a tic s-B io lo g y
Business Education Club; PSEANEA.
Intramurals; Mathematics Club;
Sigma Tau Gamma; Cap Crew.
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AND FINALLY-
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A QUESTION . . .
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BEGINNING?
An im portant part of any college, the underclassm en
are com prised of the m em bers of the Freshm an, Sopho
m ore, and Junior classes. T he freshm en dream of becom
ing sophom ores and being able to orient the next year’s
Frosh; the sophom ores look forward to becom ing “u p p er”
underclassm en; and, yes, of course, the juniors leave the
ranks of the underclassm en to prepare for the day w hen
they too may he given the right to don their caps and
gowns.
The Junior class officers are: Maynard Prall, treasurer; Dr. Gardner and Mr. Steck, deans; John Cams, vice-president; Paul Serff,
president; Judy Hildebrand, secretary; and Sylvia Longwell, historian.
T he Junior class float—“ H olland.
m
Juniors
Await the Big Year
T he principle activity of the class of
1965 was the sponsoring of the JuniorSenior Prom, w hich included a Friday
night Junior ban q u et and the Saturday
night final dance. Preparing for the Prom
strengthened class spirit and m ade the Ju n
iors even m ore aware of their responsibility
for next year. A nother year at S.S.C. closes;
the Juniors anticipate and await the big year.
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Row 1: S. Shellhammer, H. Shepherd,
C. Shaffer, S. Goodman. Row 2: M. Weft,
C. Volk, C. Wengert, J. Plumb, A. May.
Row 3: R. Sawyer, J. Shorb, C. Royer,
C. Pratt, R. Snoke.
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Row 1: M. Weed,
F. Trimmer, J. Tarbutton, N. Thrush,
B. Schwartz, C, Tritt,|
M. Swisher. Row 2:
J. Young, A. Witychak,
J. Wagoner, W. Wilen,
J. Tarman, K. White,
G. Parchey.
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B. Moorhead, M. Rinehart, J. Rupert,
S. Price. Row 2: R. Piazza, P. Sipe,
M. Ruzza, L. Frounfelter, M. Eppley.
Row 3: P. Serff, B. Humbert, R. Stewart,
G. Reed, H. Oyler.
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Row 1: D. Clapper,
J. Fearn, K. DenglerJ
J. Brooks, L. Dresch,
B. Campbell, J. Faust.
Row 2: E. Cams,
J. Dilling, F. Ettline,
M. Derridinger, B.
Fox, J. Kell, J. Fickes.
Row 1: L. Bosserman,
N. Shaw, P. Palmer,
R. Palogrove, J. Page,
B. Bodine, P. Richter.
Row 2: P. Ackerman,
N. Ewing, B. Clarke,
S. Bubb, J. Hall, B.
Reynolds, H. Bregler.
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Row 1: \1. Moser,
A. Henze, ).). Baish,
J. Boyer, J. Hilde
brand, B. Kinley,
C. Burwell. Row 2:
B. Baumgardner, A.
Omlor, L. Kinley, B.
Owens, W. Nordai,
Row 1: L. Hammond, C. Lawyer, R. Getz,
N. Grubb. Row 2: S. Gulden, P. Gleason,
D. Cocklin, S. Funk, B. Gutshall. Row .3:
T. Greaser, K. Gill, D. Cleck, T. Heicher,
N. Gabler.
Row 1: B. Nickel,
M. Flothmeier, J.
Lentz, L. Mandalino,
K. Maurer, J. Neff,
E. Palmer. Row 2:
N. Brown,B. Morrison,
R. Stump, C. Mauger,
T. Moriarty, P. Weiss,
J. Muggio.
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The officers of the Sophomore class are: Row 1: Fred Hertrich, treasurer; Linda DeSalle, secretary. Row 2: Wayne Brady, president;
Dr. Hanawalt, dean; and Richard Moyer, vice-president.
Sophomores Complete Second
Successful Year
T he Class of ‘66, returning in Septem ber,
began its sophom ore year w ith an active
participation in Freshm an Customs. M em
bers served on the Cap C rew and the officers
w elcom ed the Class of 1967 at a party.
M em bers of the Sophom ore class partici
pated in all phases of cam pus life. M any of
the m em bers, both m ale and fem ale, took
part in varsity sports. Dram atics w ere an
im portant part of the life of m any sophom ores
as evidenced by the participation in M as
quers.
O f course, the big event of the sophom ore
year was the Sophomore W eekend in April.
As the year closed, all sophom ores looked
r
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torw ard to even greater heights as juniors.
Sophomore cap crew members, Walt
Konetschni and Glynn Jenkins, hide
trom treshmen with water in their
eyes.
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Row 1: L. Duncan, M. Elko, P. Davis,
V. Foltz. Row 2: J. Daugherty, R. Culbert
son, L. DeBliss, S. Davidson, L. Filson.
Row 3: R. Foor, R. Fennell, W. Engle,
G. Feather, D. Clouser.
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Row 1: R. Cams,J. Bower, A. Bentz,
D. Beal, P. Adams,
M. Ache. S. Coy. Row
2: R. Bozie, P. Bru
baker, P. Bingaman,
T. Baylor, G. Austin,
J. Battista, W. Barnes.
Row 1: W. Beaver, W. Buterbaugh,
M. Burkhart, K. Brumbaugh. Row 2:
S. Coy, G. Cotton, B. Budd, P. Bucher,
D. Deitch. Row 3: D. Fortunate, T.
Buckus, M. Cramer, G. Crouse, W. Brady.
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Row 1: A. Shoemaker, K. Poet, J. Ripley,
L. Price. Row 2: C. Schumacher, S. Sheaffer, A. Schmitt, J. Querry, A. Poe. Row 3:
J. Plask, G. Paden, R. Ranck, P. Martin,
F. Peters.
Row 1: L. Van Home,
L. Verhovsek, N.
Wagerseller, S. West,
J. Tracy, P. Swope,
E. Stroup. Row 2:
S. Wieder, B. Sidle,
G. Stiffler, J. Ray,
E. Sponseller, W. Volgan, B. Wagner.
Row 1: B. Shearer, R. Seymour, D.
Shulty, B. Shirk. Row 2: S. Weigle, N.
Smith, K. Sipes, M. Rudisill, J. Schmitt,
Row 3: K. Smith, D. Sell, G. Shipp,
R. Rodgers, M. Smith.
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The officers of the Freshman class are: Mr. Mowery, class advisor; C. Smith, Historian; L. Rupert, Historian; D. Anderson, President;
G. Shank, Vice-President; F. Koehler, Secretary; R. Whitesel, Treasurer.
Freshmen Become a Part of College Life
Row 1: S. Bricker, E.
Bechtel, L. Baughman,
A. Acri, B. Alwood,
M. Basler, C. Baltzer.
Row 2: D. Anderson,
C. Bert, S. Bert, D.
Bair, G. Barton, D.
Abbott, R. Abbott.
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Row 1: C. Holler, E. Morgan, A. Moyer,
M. Shaffer. Row 2: J. Eurkholder, M. Ney,
J. Brindle, K. Ostennan, E. Neely. Row 3:
S. Compton, J. Crane, J. Crouse, L.
Catlin, B. Clark.
Row i: L. Cross, P.
Cox, D. Sullivan, C.
Conca, B. Eastwood,
S. Carbaugh, S. Dent.
Row 2: J. Day, G.
Cline, J. Flickinger,
R. Crawford, S. Dodge,
S. Curry, D. Cotton.
Row 1: B. Boyer, V. Brundle, C. Beringer,
R. Boley. Row 2: B. Bowers, R. Bowling,
J. Beamer, B. Beard, S. Clestino. Row 3:
D. Burkholder, J. Breighner, C.Breighner,
C. Bletcher,! F. Brenize, L. Calhoun.
Row 1: D. Taber, D.
Eyler, D. Fisher, C.
Fesler, K. Eiss, G.Gift,
N. DeLong. Row p
L. Foose, A. Eyler,
D. Fallinger, N. Fink,
J. Ealy, G. Foose, G.
Gowaty.
Row 1: Y. Myers, J. McNeil, S. McElwain,
J. Amnion. Row 2: J. Emanuel, L. Lewis,
D. Leete, B. LeFoe, S. Lauver. Row 3:
J. Magyar, G. Miller, B. McNitt, N. Mont
gomery, R. Mellott.
Row 1: J. Laser, J.
Lawhead, F. Kent,
A. Holgate, J. Keller,
K. Kissinger, J. Jacobs.
Row 2: D. Johnson, J.
Kochert, T. Kelley, A.
Knouse, R. Inskip, D.
McMahon.
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Activities
T he quick, m oving pace of a college band is symbolic
of the pace in w hich we conduct our daily lives. Like the
band, activities are sym bolic of a m oving college. T he
spirit of a college d epends largely on the am ount and qual
ity of its activities, for w ithout them , cam pus life w ould be
confined to the routine of academ ic endeavors. W ith them ,
academ ic and social life can be com bined to m ake the col
lege a pleasant com m unity in w hich to live.
The elected officers of the student association consist of: Row 1: Dr. Kerr, Faculty Representative; J. Kipp, Vice Pres.; S. Donley, Sec.; T.
O’Shea, Pres.; D. Ernakovich, Treas; Dr. Hubley, Advisor. Row 2: L. Whitesel, M. Patterson, W. Vogelsong, S. Kirkpatrick, S. Schweitzer, R.
Dewees, P. Serff, R. DeShong, W. Brady, D. Wolfley. Absent—P. Pàlmer.
Student Goverment Completes
Second Year
Elections Committee : Dr. Hubley, Advisor; P. Murray; J. McCarron; L. Whitesel, Chairman; C. Kircher; T. Greaser.
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New Student Orientation Committee: B. Laite; D. Schaffer;
A. Drachbar, Advisor; P. Lupp; D. Mengel; R. DeShong,
Chairman.
In the second year u n d er the new
constitution, the Student Senate, com
posed of sixteen m em bers elected
by the Student Association, and its
w orking staff of eleven com m ittees
has continued and surpassed the work
started by the initial body last year.
Thanks to the efforts of dedicated
com m ittee m em bers, interested stu
dents and cooperative advisers, this
association enjoys a leadership and
potential unrivaled by any com parable
institution.
T he future of student governm ent
and the developm ent of this college
are closely tied together. T he con
tinuity of student interest, the pres
sure of an expanding student body
Lyceum Committee: J. Plask; Miss Long, Advisor; B. Bodine; G. Kayar; S. Schweitzer, Chairman; Mr. Steck, Ad
visor.
Judiciary Committee: Mr. Dolbin, Advisor; G.
Gray, J. Kipp, Chairman.
on the presen t facilities and
the developm ent of effective
mass com m unications for the
student com m unity w ill be
the legacy of this year’s associa
tion. T he brightness of our fu
ture is the great challenge to a
developing Student Association.
W ith sincere, en lightened
interest on the part of the stu
dents, coupled w ith the desire
and determ ination on the part
of the representatives, w e have
truly gone far in achieving our
goals.
Student-Faculty Relations Committee: J. Parks; R. Hupper; T. O’Shea, Chairman; J. Hildebrand; W. Fetterman;
Dr. Hubley, Advisor.
Row 1: Campus Improvement
Committee: S. Kirkpatrick, S.
Longwell, B. Evans, L. Bosserman, D. Jones, J. Hubley, Ad
viser. Row 2: Athletic Commit
tee: T. Moriarity, J. Fearn, M.
Flothmeier, D. Wolfley, chair
man.
Row 1: Student Handbook Com
mittee: S. Bubb, J. Frye, S. Don
ley, N. Shaw, L. Debliss. Row
2: Social Committee: Mrs.
Cheng, Adviser, D. Hair, Mr.
Lipper, Advisor; W. Bitner, J.
Snyder, W. Vogelsong, chair
man; L. Black.
Extra Curricular Committee:
Row 1: J. Hubley, Advisor; E.
Strawhecker, P. Richter, B.
Nickol, P. Palmer, chairman;
R. Lynch. Row 2: Budget Com
mittee: R. Jacoby, Adviser; A.
fcuyer, J. Zepp, W. Failor, D.
Emakovich, chairman, H. W.
Gill.
Men’s Resident Council: Row 1: R.
Freed, L. McNaughton, T. Moriarity,
Parliamentarian; J. Tarman. Row 2:
J. Dilling, E. Cams, Secretary, R. DeShong, President; P. Serf, VicePresident; G. Weikert, Mr. Dolbin,
Advisor.
Councils Direct Student Housing
Day Men’s Council: Norbert Konkel, Charles Wingard,
Joe Lehman, Ron Dewees.
Day Women’s Council: B. Bow
ers, D. Dodrer, C. Hassler, L.
Frounfelter, H. Helman, M.
Mains, B. Watson, B. Reynolds,
M. Mickey.
Women’s Resident Association: Row 1: S. Bubb, Second
Vice-President; J. Shorb, Secretary; L. Cantone, Treasurer;
L. Whitesel, President; J. Boyer, First Vice-President.
Row 2: D. Leete, P. Murray, L. J. Frye, Frankie McCann.
Row 3: A. Shoemaker, Miss Long, Adviser; Pam Richter,
Jan Fearn.
Members of the Cumberland Staff are: Row 1: L. Bosserman, J. Newcomer, S. McCay, J. Hagan, D. Dermotta, Dr. Hanawalt, adviser. Row 2:
D. Wolfley, R. Blacker, Associate Editor, L. Gerber, Associate Editor, G. Kraybill, Editor, W. Boggs, S. Timmins.
“Progress” Inspires Cumberland Staff.
“Progress” was the passw ord for the staff
of the Cumberland —1964. W ith the re
organization of the staff, underclassm en con
trib u ted their talents for the first tim e, thus
producing experienced staff m em bers for
several years to come. M em bers of four
classes w orked harm oniously to m eet every
deadline.
Instruction from representatives of the
p u b lish ing com pany and attendance of
several staff m em bers at the C olum bia U ni
versity Yearbook Forum m ade progress pos
sible by refreshing w orn-out m em ories and
contributing fresh and vigorous ideas.
W orking on the CUMBERLAND staff during
the initial reorganization year was thoroughly
rew arding as every staff m em ber learned to
contribute to the potpourri of ideas and to
gracefully acknow ledge b etter ones.
So the Cumberland staff of 1964 retires
hoping that it has contributed its bit to the
perennial cycle of progress.
We W rite -u p
And “Crop”
Dr. H anaw alt explains a letter to Gary Kraybill
and Joyce Smith w hile other staff m em bers
work diligently.
Two of our busiest photographers are Sherm Tim
m ins and W ayne Boggs.
Dr. Hanawalt confers with Barb over layout.
Nancy and Sue are choosing the b est shot.
Till The Job Is Done
Slate Moves To
Semi-Monthly
T he S l a t e , the college new spaper, pro
vides the students, faculty, and adm inistra
tion w ith vital inform ation, bits of light h u 1
mor, and tim ely editorials. Students m ust
be aware of w hat is h ap p en in g in th eir col
lege; faculty and adm inistration m ust be
cognizant of the attitudes and trends am ong
the students. To keep abreast of the rapid
growth in all phases of our college life the
S l a t e , this year, has becom e a bi-m onthly
new spaper. T he college, as a consequence,
m ore fully feels the stim ulation and influ
ence of the S la te .
Slate: Row 1: S. Dunn, S. Goodyear, D. Hartner, V. Dinges, L.
Miller. Row 2: K. Foltz, A. Shoemaker, S. Dougherty, E. Galla
gher, S. Luchko. Row 3: M. Hamburg, X. Sterniuk, D. Walker,
M. Weed, S. Coy. Row 4: F. Alexander, S. Fludovich, K. Taran
tino, M. Shiffer. Row 5: M. Smith, M. Wert, L. DeSalle, J. Zullinger. Row 6: G. Casteel, C. Halberstadt, R. Fry, W. White. Row
7: W. Failor, G. Willhide, D. Steward. Row 8: W. Vogelsang, W.
Engle, A. Girondi.
Reflector: Row 1: M. Ruzza, J. Kimmes, J. Showalter. Row 2: Miss
Lindner, Adviser; L. Kinley, D. Steward, B. Laite, J. Gotwalt, N.
Imperioli, S. Horter.
Creativity In
Reflector
T he R e f l e c t o r , nationally
acclaim ed literary m aga
zine, com m unicates to the
stu d en t body the crea
tively expressed ideas of
Shippensburg State College
students, faculty, and alum
ni. T hree tim es each year,
the R e f l e c t o r is distributed
to the cam pus com m unity
and to two h u n d red high
schools and colleges both
in the U nited States and in
England.
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“ Sig
T au”
sings,
“ Has
Anybody Seen
My Gal?”
Brothers
en
joying
them
selves in the
“T E K E ”
car.
The members of the Inter-Fraternity Council are: Row 1: G. Kraybill, J. Warner, Rec. Sec.; A.
Grenier, Pres.; J. Snyder, Treas.; W. Gaugier, V. Pres. Row 2: T. Farrell; S. Park, J. Hay, J. Moore.
I.F.C. Controls Fraternal Policies
A very influential group on cam pus is the
Inter-F raternity Council. T he I.F.C . is
com posed of three representatives frorti
each fraternity who m eet w eekly to dis
cuss fraternal policies.
Sig Pi’s “ Goat”
lends support
to the football
Each year the I.F.C . sponsors a dance
open to m em bers of social fraternities and
their dates. This year’s I.F.C . w eekend was
h eld on »March 20 and 21 and was enjoyed
by all in attendance.
“T he Halls of
Ivy” rings out
brilliantly from
the brothers of
“ Phi Sig.”
The brothers of Phi Sigma Epsilon are: Row 1: B. Dunn, Treas., A. Lewis, Rec. Sec., D. Jacobs, Pari., M. Pitt
man, V. Pres., B. Gaugler, Pres., J. Zemba, Hist., B. Flickinger, D. McKenzie, Chap., J. Baker, Sgt.-At-Arms,
J. Myers, advisor, R. Schneider, advisor. Row 2: G. Jenkins, N. Randolph, J. Bailey, L. Reigle, S. Caldrone, L.
Batis, M. Clouser, J. Snyder, Alumni Sec. Row 3: J. Chontos, R. Briggs, M. Moody, L. Spangler, R. Stump, B.
Blacker, C. Cressler, D. Fuller. Row 4: D. Baer, C. Neidigh, R. Rissinger, F.BOdk, D. Gotshall, M. Bollinger,
Jr., P. Adams, T. Ligatti, H. Kochenderfer.
Phi Sigma Epsilon Sponsors Slave Day
Phi T heta C hapter of Phi Sigma E psi
lon N ational Fraternity was founded D e
cem ber 15, 1958, .for the purpose of pro
m oting fellow ship am ong m en students of
higher educational institutions.
T he Phi Sig cannon again boom ed e n
couragem ent and spirit to the football
1964 queen,
Seibert.
Miss
Polly
team , following the tradition established
several years ago. T he social calendar for
the year was filled w ith a hayride, swim
m ing party, “A N ight at the Playboy C lub,”
Slave Day, and num erous other activities.
T he year was highlighted by the Sw eet
heart D ance, w here Phyllis W enger Lesh
resigned h e r throne to Miss Polly Seibert.
T he hom ecom ing parade was a “hard p u ll”
for the brothers of Phi Sig.
1963 queen, Mrs. Phyllis W enger
Lesh.
Sig Pi brothers Dave Mathias, Dave
Jones, Ron Fink, Jim Dum, Jim Tassey, Roy Peterman, and George Hay
work diligently on the finished prod
uct, below, “Italy.”
Sigma Pi queen
Miss Jane Boyer
Sigma Pi. is a national social fraternity
w hose m ain purpose is to establish brother
hood in order to prom ote scholarship, e n
courage chivalry, diffuse culture and to
develop character in the service of God and
man.
Beta U psilon C hapter of Sigma Pi, in
keeping w ith its ideal of service to the com-
m unity, held a Christm as party for u n d e r
privileged children in Stewart Hall in D e
cem ber. Two other big social events w ere
the Founders Day B anquet in February, and
the annual O rchid Ball in April, crow ning
Miss Jane Boyer our Sigma Pi queen. O ther
social events included a hayride, card par
ties, bow ling parties, and dances in Stewart
Hall.
Sigma Pi Completes Successful Year
The brothers of Sigma Pi are: Row 1: A. Grenier, 1st Counselor, C. Moore, Sage, B. numbert, 3rd CoBnsel<0,
B. Free, 4th Counselor. Row 2: R. Small, T. S unday, R. Peterman, R. Fink, T. Fox, G. Hunter, G. Barnes, R.
Hollenbaugh, J. Hershey, L. Guise, W. Beaver. Row 3: R. Shope, W. Dixon, T. Link, R. Shellhammer, B. Sidle,
P. Serff, J. Cams, R. Dewees, B. Fetterman, D. Jones, D. Lowell. Row 4: C. Rebert, B. Hosterman, D. Lever
ing, J. Steck, adviser, W. Boggs, R. Strayer, R. Stewart, L. Bair, P. Bonsall, R. Hoffer, J. Tarman, C. Buffington.
Sigma Tau Gamma’s prize-w inning float—“Japan
Sigma Tau Gam ma’s
Miss Mary W right
'ueen
Sigma Tau Gam ma is a national social
fraternity dedicated to th e developm ent of
the highest type of Am erican citizenship in
its m em bers. Sigma Tau Gam ma believes
that m an is a social creature w hose fullest d e
velopm ent is achieved through m utual h e lp
fulness. T he brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma
believe that in living together they contri
bute one to another for good or evil and that
only the good should be accepted by an in
telligent and close evaluation; hence, the
success of the fraternity m ust be m easured
by the m anner in w hich it contributes to the
im provem ent of its m em bers.
Sigma Tau Gamma 25 Years Old
'IH M
The brothers of Sigma Tau Gamma are: Row 1: P. Reaser, Chaplain; S. Park, Pledge Trainer; L. Hurley,
Sergeant-at-Arms; J. Thompson, Treasurer; R. Freed, President; G. Kraybill, V.-President; R. Shultz, Corr.
Secretary; J. Shearer, Rush Chairman; R. DeShong, Historian. Row 2: D. Snook, M. Gerhart, D. Wolfley, S.
Dilling, L. McNaughton, R. Johnson, D. Hall, R. Fry, M. Prall, J. Heefner, Dr. Hanawalt. Row 3: J. Kroh, W.
Nordai, D. Amick, D. Himes, G. Keim, P. Heilman, T. O’Shea, L. Smith, D. Hair, T. Leonard, F. Martin.
Row 4: D. Buckus, J. Salamon, L. Williams, S. Kirkpatrick, J. Dilling, T. Buckus, S. Magyar, J. Wagoner, E.
Sponseller, J. Wise, Mr. Sweeley. Row 5: K. Brumbaugh, T. Moriarty, J. Ray, J. Farmer, G. Weikert, B. Laite,
T. Savidge, J. McCartney, B. Wilen, E. Gotwals, Mr. Kramer.
The brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Row 1: K. Hess, Advisor; W. Voglesong, Gvammateus; M. Baliga,
Adviser; L. Basler, Heymai; R. Long, Prytanis; L. Intrieri, Epy Prytanis; R. Grimm, Hegemon; L. Ashford,
Hypophetes; J. Plask, S. Simonie, Pylortes. Row 2: W. Brady, R. Maravich, J. Werner, R. Poor, N. Diffenderfer,
R. Owens, D. Hartenstine, W. Gumby, R. Codori, R. Miller, R. Weiss. Row 3: D. Freeseman, P. Gladfelter, R.
Bozis, M. Wetherhold, R. Moyer, J. Porath, B. Garman, P. Raudensky, J. Kipp, R. Bortel, G. Feather, R. Rod
gers, H. Kinsey. Row 4: G. Hempt, P. Leonard, J. Eckenroth, W. Konetschni, K. Miller, H. Chapman, S. Reiner,
W. Bitner, D. Blessing, D. Ernakovich, G. Harmon, A. Taneyhill, J. Paxton.
Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity For Life
To the brothers of our fraternity TEK E is
not a position, a nam e, or a badge; it is a
goal. This goal includes scholastic achieve
m ent, brotherhood, honor, courage, and ser
vice both to our school and our fraternity.
Tau Kappa E psilon attem pts to produce m en
of sound physical, moral, and intellectual
character and tow ard these ends we inte
grate an excellent scholastic program w ith
intercollegiate
and
intram ural
sports.
TEK E, rounding out a full year, highlights
the social calendar w ith the “Red C arna
tion Ball” h eld in the Penn-H arris H otel
in H arrisburg. T he formal dinner-dance was
staged and the 1963-64 TEK E Q ueen, Ann
Shoem aker, was crow ned. All of these things
com bine to give Zeta Tau chapter a full
year and keep TEK E the “ Fraternity for
Life.”
Tau Kappa E psilon Q ueen
Miss Ann Shoem aker
Other brothers of Tau Kappa Epsilon are: Row 1: S. Ecker, B. Fisher, N. Vorkapich, E.
Leitzel, G. Waite. Row 2: R. Sawyer, D. Sprow, M. Shearer, C. Bellows, adviser, D. Grove,
M. Bushey, J. Kell.
Knowledge Is Virtue
D uring the past year, Phi Sigma Pi, an
organization founded upon a basis of su
perior scholarship and w ith the avowed
purpose of advancing educational ideals, has
strived to inculcate and encourage its three
ideals of the acquisition and dissem ination
of know ledge, the application of professional
skill in prom oting the welfare of the race,
and fostering of fraternal fellowship.
In addition to at least six professional
m eetings, Om icron C hapter held an initia
tion b an q u et in October, at w hich tim e
tw enty-one pledges w ere initiated, and a
picnic in May.
The members of Phi Sigma Pi include: Row 1: W. Flickinger,
D. Wentz, D. Hancock, E. Strawhecker, K. Shuman, J. Hershey.
Row 2: G. Orner, M. Moody, M. Kelly, T. Rockwell, D. Kottmyer.
Row 3: J. Crum, S. Kirkpatrick, P. Lippy, T. O’Shea, A. Guyer,
B. Humbert. Row 4: D. Ernakovich, H. Griffie, R. C. Strayer, J.
M. Gotwalt, S. Park, K. Hartz.
Kappa Delta Pi members are: Row 1: B. Hamilton, P. Murray, K.
Rapp, L. Whitesel, D. Sherrick, B. Ness, B. Evans. Row 2: D. Matesevac, B. Enck, K. Dengler, S. Bubb, K. Eleerman, G. Gregg, J.
Barton, A. Bow. Row 3: D. Ernakovich, J. Kipp, M. Kelley, Mr.
Bellows, adviser, S. Parks, E. Strawhecker, D. Smith.
Kappa D elta Pi is a national
honor society in education. Epsilon
E psilon C hapter strives to m aintain
the original ideals of the fraternity
by fostering high standards of p rep
aration for teaching and by inviting
into the bonds of fellow ship those
who have attained excellence of
scholarship and distinction of
achievem ent as students.
Members of Pi Omega Pi are: Row 1: Dr. J. E. Gratz, adviser; L. Black,
J. Shorb, J. Boyer, L. Hammond, P. Stought, K. Shuman. Row 2: J. L. Her
shey, B. Humbert, M. E. Beamer, advisor; J. Bremser, N. Grommes, A.
Guyer, R. Strayer.
Pi Om ega Pi is a National Honorary
Business Fraternity. M em bership is based
on scholastic attainm ent in business sub
jects as w ell as an expressed interest in
teaching.
Pi Om ega Pi is considered by m any to
be the highest attainm ent that can be
reached scholastically by business e d u
cation students.
T he activities of the club are varied
from lectures to panels to social events
to field trips.
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Pi Nu E psilon, the national hon
orary m usic fraternity, m aintains
high standards for the extra-curricu
lar program in m usic on the cam pus.
M em bership may be gained by stu
dents who m eet the scholastic re
quirem ents and have credit for at
least six term s in college m usic or
ganizations.
Included in the Pi Nu Epsilon fraternity are: Row 1: V. Stringfellow, C. Boyd, J.
Tarbutton, G. Messner, E. Coons, L. Palmer, C. Ramsey, S. Horter, A. Omlor, K.
Sanford, B. Mell. Row 2: N. Shaw, N. Swartz, M. Mains, P. Wicht, K. Maurer, R.
Getz, B. Nickel, C. Bistline, H. Lauver, P. Weiss, J. Thomas, J. Johnson. Row 3: D.
Quandel, S. Hall, M. Weed, B. Care, G. Mitchell, D. Dentier, S. West, M. Noel, C.
Nell, M. Tyson, S. Coy. Row 4: R. Scott, R. Lynch, J. Reitmeyer, adviser, M. Bazdar,
G. Crissman, D. Hassler, K. Hair, E. Strawhecker, J. Kroh, J. Weaver, adviser. Row
5: D. Smith, R. Sawyer, R. Snoke, Pres., R. Strayer, R. Tritt, K. Hartz, W. Mowrey,
adviser.
The geographers of SSC include Row 1: P. Eshleman, L. Bosserman, K. Eberman, K. Maurer. Row 2: L. Elicker, P. Murray, J. Bar
ton, B. Enck. Row 3: K. Rapp, S. Bubb, B. Ness, F. Alexander, Mr.
Allan, adviser. Row 4: M. Dawson, B. Evans, D. Clapper, S. Shaw.
Gamma T heta U psilon is a national
honorary geography fraternity w hich con
siders for m em bership those students who
have com pleted at least six sem ester hours
in geography w ith a scholastic average of
3.0 or above. This organization seeks to
foster an interest in and aw areness of the
w orld around us.
M onthly m eetings h eld in the informal
atm osphere of Mr. Allan’s hom e provide
an opportunity for m em bers to hear speak
ers from places of interest and to discuss
problem s of national and international im
portance.
Members of the Tau Kappa sorority are: C. Stoner, M. Flothmeier,
L. Whitesel, P. Parks, Miss Kraiss, adviser, M. Funk, P. Bailey, W.
Hughes, E. Sheets.
T he Gamma chapter of Tau
Kappa is an honorary athletic so
rority w hose aims are to continue
the high standards of physical ef
ficiency, to uphold good sports
m anship, and to stim ulate and m ain
tain interest in all w om en’s sports.
Tau Kappa works w ith the W om en’s
A thletic Association to plan and
decorate for the annual WAA dance.
TK also sponsors a Christm as hop
and a County Fair h eld in the spring.
The members of Alpha Phi Omega are: Row 1: L. Williams, C. Buffington, D. Wentz, Treas.; T. Cypher, Sargeant at Arms; D. Jones,
Pres.; R. Kinter, D. Snook, C. Stump. Row 2: Dr. Kaluger, adviser; K. Gill, R. Zearfoss, B. Laite, Cor. Sec.; D. Cleck, V. Pres.; R. Snoke,
Rec. Sec.; W. Wilen, E. Sponseller, S. Magyar, E. Brubaker.
Service Organizations Beneficial
Row 1: N. Trout, S. Donley, M. Esh, adviser. Row 2: P. Murray, C.
Gray, C. Pannell, L. Jane Frye, J. Boyer. Row 3: J. Hildebrand, P.
Palmer, J. Fearn. Row 4: R. Hupper, S. Bubb, M. Wert, S. Osborne.
Row 5: D. Baish, D. Sherrick, L. Stevenson, G. Kavar, D. Weaver.
Row 6: M. Tyson, S. Schweitzer, G. Mitchell, D. Dentier, A. Bow.
Alpha Phi O m ega is a N ational Service
Fraternity w ith a prim e obligation to be
of service to the cam pus com m unity. As
such, a num ber of service projects w ere
p ursued during the past year. An elaborate
com ponent record player and speaker sys
tem was' installed in Stew art Hall. A Stu
d en t D irectory was com piled and distri
b u ted to students and faculty at a very
nom inal cost. A special lighting system
was installed to provide illum ination for
the Totem Pole at night. T he Ugly Man
C ontest was h e ld w ith trophies being
aw arded to th e w inners. An annual proj
ect is the purchase of brass nam e plates
for the doors of faculty offices. O ther
projects included the U sed Book Ex
change, purchase of used books, and the
sale of m agazines at a reduced rate.
A lpha Sigma Service C lub is com posed
of girls desiring to serve th eir school and
com m unity. T he club sponsors m any proj
ects throughout the school year.
M a s q u e r s , an organiza
tion open to all students
on cam pus, deals w ith all
phases of the theatre.
Com m ittees are designed
w hich deal specifically
w ith the interest of the
student. T hese include:
Acting and D irecting,
Stage C rew , Lighting,
Choreography, M ake-up,
Costum es,
Properties,
and Publicity. After at
taining proficiency and
receiving a “ M aster’s D e
gree” in one of these
phases,
the
student
moves on to another com
m ittee.
M asquers supports and
contributes w holly to
each major production.
Members of Masquers include: Row 1: C. Smith, Acting Sec.; J. Brunette, V. Pres.; J. Kroh, Pres.;
R. Seymour, Treas. Row 2: H. Guines, B. Nickol, D. Mengel, C. Manning, S. Horter, J. Kimmes, C.
Rooken, J. Wagner, M. Hess, S. Weigle, P. Davis. Row 3: M. Grattolo, C. Byrne, B. Schwartz, S.
Watson, C. Stanford, K. Wilson, M. Fleisher, N. Elliott, D. Mocker, J. McNeil, C. Schumacker,
G. Gilmore, B. Moorhead, S. Dougherty, D. Leete. Row 4: J. Carl, L. Agostini, P. Wambach, F. Al
exander, N. Fink, M. Weed, C. Wilt, B. Pugh, M. Basler, J. Hoffman, L. Graft, L. DeBliss, N. Zuercher, K. White, L. Lewis, M. Rudisill, B. Eastwood, B. Wagner, D. Lau, N. DeLong, A. Coup, J.
Fox. Row 5: S. Gref, Adviser; R. Sawyer, J. Hershey, W. Engle, K. Allison, L. Kinley, A. Adams, J
Woland, A. Knouse.
Drama Enriches Campus Life
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A l p h a P si O m e g a , Pi Tau Cast, is
a national, honorary, dram atic fra
ternity w hose purpose is recogniz
ing those students who have w orth
ily contributed their tim e and tal
ents to the betterm ent of dramatics.
In addition to supporting and
w orking w ith M asquers, Alpha Psi
O m ega supports m any of its own
projects; its m ain activity each year
is a production for children, known
as C hildren’s Theatre.
The members of Alpha Psi Omega are Row 1: S. Horter, J. Kimmes,I
M. Hess, J. Wagner, Sec.-Treas. Row 2: P. Wambach, A. Coup, G.
Nitterauer, R. Sawyer, A. Neidig, D. Mengel. Absent are S. Kershner, V. Pres.; and R. Gimmi, Pres.
Varsity Club, W.A.A. Encourage Sports
T he W.A.A., the W om en’s A thletic As
sociation, is an organization m ade up of wom ent students who strive to create interest in
athletics, prom ote good sportsm anship
am ong the students and prom ote good vigor
ous health. A nnually the W.A.A. sponsors a
dance w hich is -open to the entire student
body.
T h e Varsity C lub is an organization m ade
up of m en who have won a varsity letter par
ticipating in intercollegiate sports. T he club
is com prised of m en from all sports and from
each of the Freshm an, Sophom ore, Junior
and Senior classes. T he annual Sw eetheart
w eekend, w hich is the Varsity C lub’s major
social event, was held on the w eekend of
February 14 and was a huge success.
Members of the Varsity
Club are: Row 1: J. Baker,
J. Rebert, B. Fry, Treas.;
R. Johnson, Sec.; J. Hunter,
V. Pres.; H. Kinsey, Pres.;
M. Pittman, Sgt.-At-Arms;
D. Jacobs, Pari.; J. Porath.
Row 2: J. Kelley; T. Baylor,
P. Gladfeller, D. Levering,
P. Adams, R. Owens, A.
Taneyhill, G. Ebersole, D.
Blessing, D. Himes, D.
Freeseman, S. Ecker, W.
Corman. Row 3: P. Kinsey,
H. Chapman, B. Garman,
N. Vorrapick, R. Weiss, R.
Stewart, E. Cams, S. Rei
ner, G. Hempt, K. Miller,
W. Kunetschni.
The W.A.A. Cab
inet members are;
Row 1: B. Camp
bell, P. Palmer, C.
Panned, J. Boyer,
P. Bailey, D. Baish.
Row 2: P. Weiss,
M. Flothmeier, G.
Mitchell,
N.
Swartz, B. Evans,
B. Morrison, B.
Baumsardner, D.
Weaver, L. Cantone, F. Trimmer.
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Cap Crew
For the second tim e
this year, the Cap Crew
consisted of m em bers of
the three u pper classes.
T heir function was to ori
ent the freshm en into
their new college envir
onm ent.
Members of the Cap Crew are: Row 1: R. Hupper, S. Lebo, L. Stevenson, C. Pannell, J. Boyer, R.
Culbertson, L. Gerber, C. Halberstadt. Row 2: S. Strawser, J. Zepp, C. Atkinson, J. Shorb, N. Grommes, J. Hagan, J. Fearn. Row 3: C. Kauffman, J. Paxton, D. Levering, S. Park, J. Ray, P. Rudensky,
B. Beaver, J. Wagoner, J. Hershey.
Honestly, Sometimes the Cap Crew Seemed So Mean.
But in the End They Proved to be Almost Human.
Vets Club Unites Past Servicemen
T he Veterans C lub is an organization
m ade u p of m en and w om en, students and
faculty, who have served in the Arm ed
Members of the Vets Club include: Row 1:
Dr. Myers, J. Hunter, Pres.; D. Kottmyer,
V. Pres.; J. Thompson, Treas. Row 2: J.
Kochert, W. Valgan, T. Rackuael, L. Intrieri, A. Kerstetter, D. Ennokovich, R. Lynch,
M. Coover, P. Leathery.
Forces, or who are now in the Reserves or
N ational Guard. T hey in terp ret veterans’
regulations, local and national, as they affect
the m em bership.
CIA Cabinet members include: Row 1: R. Lynch, J. Ebersole, V. Pres.; P. Weiss, Corr. Sec.; E. Brubaker. Row 2: R. Leister, J. Frye, M. Flothmeier, P. Eshleman, P. Murray, L. Cantone, F. Wise, B. Reynolds. Row 3: E. Helsel, G. Crissman, R. Stewart, J. Gotwalt, C. Stump.
Religious Groups Offer Fellowship
T he purpose of the Cam pus Interfaith As
sociation is to provide an organization on
cam pus w hich w ill prom ote religious char
acter building. This organization is an in
tegrated body of all faiths and denom ina
tions rep resen ted on cam pus. T he function
of this organization is to develop greater
understanding and appreciation of all faiths
and denom inations a§ w ell as to provide
m eetings at w hich various aspects of religion
and character may be considered. E ach year
the CIA also sponsors a Religious Em phasis
Week.
T he L utheran Student Association is an
organization w hich provides fellow ship
am ong students of the L utheran faith. This
club m eets once a m onth for the strength
ening of the faith.
Members of the LSA include: Row
1: S. Strawser, J. Beamer,'L. Kil
lian, G. Ginter, C. Baltzer, J. Tol
bert, C. Shaffer. Row 2: R. Donald
son, S. Cvammen, P. Oldendorf,
M. Flothmeier, V. Pres., K. Maurer,
B. Care, A. Neidig, Sec.-Tres.
Row 3: L. Gindlesperger, L. Sileo,
D. Stevens, M. Weed, E. Witwer,
J. Lentz. Row 4: J. Gotwalt, Pres.,
D. Deitch, M. Hikes, S. Wieder.
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Presbyterians in the Westmin
ster Fellowship include: F.
McCann, B. Bodine, R. Stew
art, K. White, and W. Hughes.
Members of the Canterbury Club include: Row 1: P. Murray, C. Manning, B. Eastwood. Row 2: R. Lynch, M. Bazdar, D. Sheaffer, J. Flickinger.
The EUB Club members are:
Row 1: B. Reynolds, Pres.;
P. Bucher, E. CoonsMSec.; J.
Tarbuttonaffi Chap.; D. Eyler,
S. Beaver. Row 2: C. Souder,
F. Wise, S. Goodman, R. Havice, W. Englè, G. Crissman,
K. Hartz.
W estm inster
Fellow ship,
the youth group on cam pus
for Presbyterian students,
prom otes a closer bond b e
tw een the stu d en t and his
church and provides religious
training
and
fellow ship
through speakers, discussion,
films, and service.
T he C anterbury Association
is prim arily com posed of
Episcopal and Orthodox col
lege students. T he m em bers’
m ain objective is to study
and learn m ore about the h is
tory and organization of the
Church.
T he E vangelical U nited
B rethren C lub offers m em
bers a chance for fellow
ship w ith others of th eir own
faith.
T he UCC C lub is
com posed of students
belonging to the U ni
ted C hurch of Christ.
T he students m eet to
gether w ith th eir adviser,
Mr. Frantz, to study the
church and its beliefs, to
fellow ship together, and
to ren d er service to one
another and to the church.
The members of the UCC Club are: Row 1: R. Leister, S. Thomas, E. Myers, Vice Pres.;
P. Weiss, Pres.; M. Himmelberger, Sec.; L. Duncan. Row 2: Mr. Frantz, Adviser e ’
Brubaker, Chaplain; C. Spangler, D. Vanderau, E. Helsel, R. Kinter, Treas.
The members of Newman Club are: Row 1: Dr. LaSalle, Adviser, R. Silvagio, E. Gallagher,
P. Crouthemel, Corres. Sec.; A. Acri, P. Tornetta, M. Komarc, C. Stanford, W. Mach, Pres.
Row 2: J. Stebbel, S. Kist, M. Ney, E. Neely, P. Nelson, M. Grotollo. Row 3: E. Popovich,
D. Shultz, D. Leek, D. Jones, J. Galgoci. Row 4: A. Adams, A. Schmitt, Rec. Sec.; P. Juknevic, V. Duda. Row 5: R. Culbertson, J. Battista. Row 6: R. Miller, D. Koontz, P. Wambach, C. Byrne. Row 7: G. Andres, S. McFreely, H. Stumpf.
T he N ew m an C lub is
com posed prim arily of
students of the Roman
C atholic faith. Growth
and developm ent of their
spiritual lives as w ell as
w holesom e activities
w ith others of th eir own
faith prom pt these stu
dents to m eet regularly.
The members of the Methodist Club are: Row 1: P. Smith, Sec.; D. Ebersole, Treas.; N. Elliott, B. Schwartz, A. Omlor, Mr. Winsor, Adviser; J. Zersloft, Director. Row 2: N. Ross, J. Miller, J. Daugherty, M. Winsor. Row 3: L.
VanHorn, C. Swenson, J. Rottner, S. Dillmuth, B. Sickles, S. Geist. Row 4:
P. Davis, D. Mocked, Miss Harpseter, Adviser; L. Long, P. Bingaman.
T he
M ethodist
Student
M ovem ent, another of our re
ligious clubs, joins together in
regular m eetings for .fello w
ship w ith students of the same
faith. This club aims to strength
en the bond b etw een the church
and the student.
The Executive Committee of the Student P.S.E.A. include: Dr. Campbell, Adviser, J. Shearer, president, E. Helsel, Pari.; L. Bosserman, Publicity Chair.; C. Pannell, Rec. Sec.; D. Jones, Treas.; T. Moriartjr;Vice-Pres.
Professional Clubs Create Interest
T he Atkinson C hapter of Student P.S.E.A.
is the college-level organization for future
teachers in all fields. T he Student P.S.E.A.
endeavors to advance the cause of education,
to elevate the quality of teaching, and to
prom ote the welfare of those who teach.
T he E lem entary Education C lub is main-
tained for those students who are preparing
to teach in the elem entary schools.
T he Business E ducation C lub strives to
develop interest and leadership in the b u si
ness field for its participants. It sponsors
business conferences and workshops and
serves as host to prom inent speakers.
The Executive Committee of the Elementary Club includes:
Dr. Eastep, Adviser; J. Salamon, B. Enck, D. Clapper, Mrs.
Hogg, Adviser.
The Business Education Club Executive Committee is com
posed of: Mr. King, Adviser, J. Dilling, Pres.; J. Battista,
Program Director; A. Guyer, Vice-Pres.; B. Diehl, Hist.;
J. Thompson, Treas.; K. Shuman, Pari.; J. Hagan, Rec. Sec.;
J. Frye, Corre&ISec.
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Political Interest High
The members of the Social
Studies Club are: Row 1: D.
Clouser, R. Mellott, C. Dillen.
Row 2: B. Fetter, P. Houser,
S. Whitenack, P. Bailey, B.
Schwartz, S. Kist. Row 3: V.
Plantz, P. Wambach, J. Spen
cer, R. Culbertson, J. Kipp,
Pres.; D. Matesevac, Rec. Sec.;
T. O’Shea, vice-pres.; W. Brady,
Cor. Sec.; J. Oster, E. Gallagher,
D. Beal, A. Bentz. Row 4: W.
Higgins, D. Layton, L. Stough,
R. Coy, L. Williams, F. Hertrich, R. Crumling, J. Brunette,
K. Gill, B. Crowe, A. Woodell,
B. Maser. Row 5: B. McNitt,
W. Engle, T. Buckus, F. Chubb,
B. Ruekberg, Adviser; T. Holtzman, M. Baliga, Adivser, C.
Smith, S. Shaw, J. Matter.
T he Social Studies C lub is concerned
w ith international relations, political ac
tivity, and contem porary social and econom ic
problem s. This year speakers from the N a
tional Association for the A dvancem ent of
C olored People, the Am erican Civil L iber
ties Union, and the Army W ar C ollege have
b een presented.
Q uaesitum m eans “that w hich is sought.”
At Shippensburg, Q uaesitum is a fellow
ship of students and faculty from different
cultural and philosophical backgrounds,
who are u nited in searching for m eaningful
and intellectual experiences.
The
members
of
Quaesitum are: Row
1: D. Matesevac, S.
Compton, P. Davis, S.
Dougherty, B. Sch
wartz. Row 2: J. Kipp,
M. Baliga, adviser, B.
Fetter, J. Kimmes, S.
Whitenack, D. Clou
ser, B. Crowe. Row 3:
R. Coy, T. O’Shea,
L. Bouchard, adviser;
E. Sponseller, ad
viser; B. Ruekberg,
adviser; W. Brady, J.
Brunette.
The Young Demo
crats are: Row 1:
S. Compton, C. H.
Byrne, D. Mates
evac, G. Gray, J.
Kimmes, J. Brun
ette, R. Crowe.
Row 2: D. Clap
per, C. Dillen, B.
Schwartz, P. Wam
bach, Sec.; J. Kipp,
v-pres.; B. Ruek
berg, M. Baliga.
Row 3: K. Poet, J.
Oster, B. Fetter,
R. Coy, F. Chubb,
treas.; W. Wilen,
R. Crumling, S.
Magyar.
The Young Repub
licans are: Row 1:
M. Payne, S. Kist,
J. Zepp, J-. Brooks,
P. Davis. Row 2: P.
Houser, D. Leete,
S. Armstrong, B.
Bodine, J. Gruber.
Row 3: D. Clouser,
L. Williams. Row
4: Dr. Campbell, T.
Moriarity, K. Gill,
W. Brady.
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T he Language C lub was organized for
students interested in obtaining a better
understanding of peoples throughout the
world. D uring the past year they have con
structed a first-place hom ecom ing float;
entered a tw o-headed woman in the Ugly
Man’s contest, and presented a French and
a Spanish movie for the campus. In April
they traveled to W ashington, D.C., to visit
foreign-related cultural centers.
Pictured above, Row 1: R. Flood, R. Bortel, R. Hartman, M. Bazdar, Jr., Spanish
Secretary. Row 2: A. Berger, J. Spencer, v-pres.; M. Smith, J. Rottner, B. Hamil
ton, M. Weed, J. Perrone, D. Potchak, D. Deitch, S. Dram, adviser.
An organization designed to
stim ulate an active interest in
literature and related arts, the
English C lub offers m em ber
ship to students of all curriculums on campus. Programs p re
sented by the English C lub vary
from lectures concerning dra
matics to presentations centered
around English literature.
Members of the English Club pictured above are: Dr. C. V. Cox, sponsor; J. Kimmes, B.
Nickol, C. Byrne, L. Linnemeier, S. Horter, Sec.; D. Potchak, K. Dengler, D. Ernakovich.
Row 2: P. Oldendorf, B. King, pres.; F. Alexander, treas.; B. Morrison, H. Karaman, v-pres.;
M. Payne, M. Hess, B. Hamilton.
T he Library Science
C lub began an active year
w ith two foreign stu
dents, G unilla Serin and
Gorgen
Larsen,
who
spoke about school li
braries in Sw eden and
Norway. T he C lub will
host a Library C onfer
ence, sponsor a Tea, and
visit Drexel G raduate
School of Librarianship.
Pictured below are members of the Library Science Club: Row 1: S. Yohn, H. Biegler, M. Mickey, N.
Elliot, C. Holler, A. May, M. Butterbaugh, J. Tarbutton, C. Shaffer, S. Beaver, K. McFarland, ad
viser. Row 2: L. Lewis, S. Compton, J. Lawhead, M. Dore, S. Longwell, L. Bosserman, C. Kooken, K.
White, J. Bower. Row 3: P. Eshleman, V. Foltz, N. Wenrich, V. Charles, L. MeNitt, M. Rinehart, N.
Wagner, D. Clapper, B. Pomeroy. Row 4: J. Wagner, E. Coons, P. Kelly, C.‘Johnson, C. Wills, M.
Hikes. C. Clark, E. Palmer. Row 5: S. Raleigh, V. Rhoads, J. Edwards, B. Eastwood, D. Eyler, N. Fah
nestock, N. Shaw, B. Evans. Row 6: S. Dillmuth, M. Kauffman, B. Alwood, J. Herving, B. Gutshall.
T he M athem atics and Science Club,
b ein g designed to stim ulate in terest in ca
reers and work in science and m athem atics,
has form ulated its program s to coincide w ith
these objectives.
It has encom passed a series of p ertin en t
films on m odern m athem atics and science
along w ith related lectures into its pro
gram schedule.
H ighlighting th e year’s activities has been
a regional m athem atics test adm inistered by
the club to interested parties from about fifty
secondary schools, and a trip to Norfolk Na
val Yards and L angley R esearch C enter
w here students w ere acquainted w ith the
current projects of the N ational Aeronautics
and Space Adm inistration.
T hrough the capable assistance of Mr.
Kasarda, the club’s adviser, and the program
chairm an, these program s and activities w ere
co-ordinated effectively to m eet the interests
of its m em bers. To these individuals the club
owes m any thanks.
The members of the Chemistry Club are: Row 1: M. Wert, G. Bar
nett, J. Martin, C. Summers, Dr. Cheng, Adviser. Row 2: J. Menear, W. Flickinger, E. Myers, K. Bushman, R. Bozis, D. Gugoff, R.
Snoke.
Members of the Art Club include: Row 1: D. Pugh, D. Seaks, J.
Detweiler, B. Ness. Row 2: B. McNitt, G. Gregg, Miss Kauffman,
Adviser; J. Beegle, L. McNitt, Vice-Pres.; F. Alexander, Pres.;
D. Stains.
The members of the Mathematics and Science Club are: Row 1: Mr.
Kasarda, Adviser; Mr. Varano, Adviser; S. Booher, B. Campbell,
J. Bortell. Row 2: G. Harper, D. Wentz, C. Glasgow, J. Ebersole,
Vice Pres. Row 3: R. Dewees, V. Norris, P. Martin. Row 4: G. Hess,
E. Helsel. Row 5: M. Winsor, E. Strawhecker, K. Hair. Row 6: C.
Morrette, L. Intrieri, B. Swindell. Row 7: R. Ranck, D. Hendershot, C. Bert, P. Hippensteel, K. Brumbaugh. Row 8: S. Bert, K.
Allison, E. Harris, R. Stewart, H. Griffie.
T he Chem istry C lub is a
new ly
form ed
organization
w hose purpose is to explore
the vastly expanding field of
chem istry.
T he Art C lub of the college
is an organization w hich m eets
w eekly for students who have
a special interest in any phase
of art work and w ant to gain
m ore experience in th eir field
of interest. This year students
are working on mosaic table
tops, m osaic wall decorations,
various techniques of oil p ain t
ing, leather carving, block p rin t
ing, m etal enam eling and wood
carving.
T he club plans to take one
field trip this spring to the Na
tional Art Gallery in W ash
ington, D.C.
The members of the Chess Club are: Row 1: J. Martin, R.
Brightbill. Row 2: C. Klinger, G. Barnett.
Members of the Grotto Club include: Row 1: C. Shaffer, J. Krouse,
D. Wentz, P. Houser, M. Payne, R. Kinter, Pres. Row 2: B. McNitt,
T. Baylor, R. Rode, W. Engle, J. Crist.
Interest Groups Complete Active Year
T he discovery, m arking, and exploration
of caves in the S hippensburg area is the p u r
pose of the Grotto Club. T he SSC spelunkers
take num erous trips to caves each year to
fulfill th eir purpose.
T he Chess and C hecker C lub is inter
ested in the teaching and learning of the
games of chess and checkers.
WSBC Radio C lub, w ith studios on the
stage of O ld M ain A uditorium , has a th re e
fold purpose. First, it endeavors to keep
the resid en t student body inform ed of cam
pus new s and scheduled activities. Secondly,
m usical entertainm ent is provided to the
resident students. Lastly, the club pro
vides for those students who have had p re
vious radio experience and for those who are
interested in radio an opportunity to further
their interest.
T he Aquatic C lub has b een a successful
one, in that it brought about new faces and
old ones joined together in m aking it a
“ splash activity” ! This year’s show was e n
titled “ International Aquaram a” taking our
SSC audience on an excursion around the
countries of the world.
The members of the Aquatic Club include: Row 1: S.
Curry, B. Smith, M. Persik, S. Gulden, S. Price. Row 2:
P. Rainey, S. West, J. Detweiler, C. Lawyer, B. Bodine.
Row 3: P. Bonsall, R. Stewart, B. Beaver, C. Buffington.
Members of the Radio Club are: J. Mosteller, J. Gotwalls, E. Bru
baker, J. Frye, D. McGarvey.
T he m arching band
provided lively music
and
entertainm ent at
the hom e football games,
and participated in pep
rallies, parades, and the
C itizenship Day program.
It journ ey ed to Slippery
Rock State College, tak
ing part in its hom ecom
ing parade and perform
ing at halftim e.
T he concert band p re
sented its annual Spring
C oncert w hich featured
m arches, serious com po
sitions
by past and
contem porary composers,
and selections of a light
er, m ore popular nature.
An organization which gets very little credit for much hard work is shown posing with its director,
Mr. Reitmeyer. The band is composed of members from each class who are chosen on the basis of
experience and ability.
Music Provides Lively, Serious Moods
The members of the Concert Band include: Row 1: P. Murray, C. Shively, H. Recard, N. Grove, M' Noel. R o w 2: S. Coy, S. Dodge,
C. Waggoner, B. Staver, D. Weiser, P. Bucher, J. Zepp, N. Shaw. Row 3: L. Bosserman, K. Shuman, D. Peck, G. Baum, K. Hair, ] ’.
Rotz. Row 4: S. West, S. Whitenack, P. Reichart, J. Tarbutton, E. Coons, B. Nickel, B. Myers, Mr. Mowrey, Adviser. Row 6: R. Snoke.
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Members of the Shippen Men include: Row
1: Mr. Reitmeyer, Ad
viser; E. Myers, E.
Garmari, T. Lucas, R.
Williamson, L. Forres
ter, C. Hollenbaugh.
Row 2: R. Scott, J. Kroh,
G. Crissman, K. Rebok,
R. Tritt, J. Battista. Row
3: G. Ritchey, D. Spealman, D. Cleck, W. Hig
gins, M. Bazdar, D.
Peck, A. Girondi. Row
4: R. Sawyer, P. Hippensteel, D. Vanderau,
J. Klauber, R. Coy, G.
Weikert.
The women of the Mixed Chorus,
the Cumbelaires, are: Row 1: Mr.
Reitmeyer, Adviser; R. Leister, K.
Sanford, C. Boyd, S. Horter, K.
Eiss, K. Eberman, L. Palmer, F;
Witte, K. Appel, M. Ruhl, L. Wag
ner, L. Hammond, M. Cramer, C.
Bistline. Row 2: T. Spahr, J. Per
rone, N. Patterson, M. Hamburg,
A. Omlor, P. Ackerman, M. Swish
er, K. Miller, G. Mitchell, B. Bodine, J. Shearer, D. Clapper, G.
Messner, J. Ripley, S. Weigle,, B.
Care. Row 3: V.' Stringfellow, P.
Wicht, N. Swartz, M. Main$, R.
Getz, J. Beissel, D. Schultz, J.
Herr, N. Zuercher, B. Smith, G,
Richter, F. McCann, L. Brenize,
D. Sell. Row 4: J. Thomas, S. McElwain, M. Shaffer, L. Knoll, J.
Wright, B. Eltherington, M. Ty
son, A. Bentz, R. Hupper, S. Hall,
M. Weed, L, Bowman, D. Dentier,
D. Quandel, C. Hassler, P. Miller.
The members of the
Choraleers
include:
Row 1: K. Sanford, C.
Boyd, R. Leister, M.
Swisher, C. Bistline, J.
Perrone, K. Eberman, L>
Palmer, Mr. Weaver*
Adviser. Row 2: G. Rit
chey, N. Patterson, M.
Mainsj M. Tyson, F,
Witte, M. Hamburg, J.
Shearer, G. Mitchell,
B. Williamson. Row 3::
R. Sawyer, L. Forrester,
E. Myers, R. Scott, M.
Bazdar, G. Weikert, D.
Peek, T. Lucas, E. Garman. ,
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| _ / V y l L. O
T h e q u ie t o f th e c r o w d , th e te n s io n o n th e b e n c h ,
th e h e a r ts to p p in g m o m e n t j u s t b e fo r e th e p ig s k in is
s n a p p e d , j u s t b e fo r e th e b a ll p e n e tr a te s th e h o o p , o r
ju s t b e fo r e th e p itc h is th r o w n , c o n s titu te th e th e m e
o f th e g a m e .
T h e lig h t n in g a c tio n o f s p o r ts w ill b e r e m e m b e r e d
as b u t a b lu r to u s , b u t th e m e m o r y o f p la y in g h a r d , o f
c h e e r in g , a n d o f c e le b r a tin g th e v ic to r y to g e th e r w ill
r e m a in w arm in o u r h e a r ts.
Players, coaches, and m anagers com prise the SSC Red R aider football team.
Senior, Co-Captain, Bill Fry.
1m 9 |
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i
Senior,
Senior
Maier.
Co-Captain
fullback,
Dan
w
Jim
Hunter.
Senior halfback, Jim Childs.
Senior quarterback,
Jacobs.
t
Don
Raiders Face Strong Competition
T he 1963 edition of the SSC foomall
squad ‘faced m any obstacles b u t still m an
aged to survive w ith a three win, five loss
record. G raduation sees the loss of six sen
iors who have all done w ell during their
four years on the gridiron. Losses include
quarterbacks Jim H unter and Don Jacobs,
fullback and linebacker Bill Fry, fullback
D an M aier, end H arold Kinsey, and half
back Jim Childs. T he return of m any ex
perienced letterm en plus a good Junior
Varsity team makes the 1964 outlook exJjigmely bright.
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Ralph F reeland gathers in a pass good for
another six points as the Shippensburg
Red Raiders rom p over Lock H aven State
College in a conference game.
A Good Coach Retires
Early in 1964, Mr. Jack Roddick, H ead
Football Coach at Shippensburg since
1954, announced that he was retiring from
the coaching position to devote more tim e
to his teaching and to his duties as H ead
Track Coach. In addition to his work on the
athletic field, Mr. Roddick is a professor
in the Science D epartm ent and is very
active in the Varsity Club.
FOOTRALL RECORD
Opp.
SSC
21 ............ ......... In d ia n a .................... ........... 39
7 ............ ......... S hep h erd ................. ........... 12
13............ .......... Slippery Rock......... ............21
30............ .......... Lock H a v e n ............ ...........13
0 ............1......... C alifornia................ ......... ,34
12...................... E dinboro.................. ............ 8
15............ .......... C larion.................................. 7
13...........;.......... M ontclair................. ............20
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Senior quarterback Don Jacobs gets set to throw the
long “bom b.”
A tension-packed mo
m ent of the game is re
flected in the faces of
SSC players, and above,
after m any rocks and
socks and a w ell played
game, handshakes are
in order.
F reeland goes “off tackle” for yardage against Lock
Haven.
H al Kinsey m aking a beautiful leaping
interseption of a Lock H aven pass.
Members of the Red Raider Basketball Team are: Row 1: H. Chap
man, R. Weiss, co-captain, A. Tanneyhill, J. Deibler, co-captain,
BASKETBALL RECORD
Shippensburg
Opponent
90................. ....B altim ore U .......... ......... 79
80................. .... In d ia n a .................. ......... 82
81................. ....W est C hester........ ......... 74
58................. ....B loom sburg.......... ......... 59
76................. __C heyney................. ......... 71
84................. ....E ast Stroudsburg. ......... 76
105................. ....S h ep h erd .............. ........ 73
101................. ....Juniata.................... ......... 63
80................ ....M ansfield.............. ......... 76
68................. ....K utztow n............... ........ 69
82................. ....M t. St. Mary’s ...... ......... 87
86................. ....C alifornia.............. ......... 78
84................. ....S h ep h erd ............... ......... 90
74................. ....M illersville.......... ......... 70
77................. ....B loom sburg.......... ......... 72
69................. ....C heyney.......................... 76
75................. __E ast Stroudsburg. ......... 118
83................. ....M ansfield ............. ......... 116
84................. ....K utztow n.............. ......... 98
76................. __W est C hester........ ......... 99
85................. ....M illersville.......... ......... 94
73................. ....Lock H a v e n .......... ........ 83
K. Miller. Row 2: G. Hanks, T. McGee, W. Konetschni, J. Martin,
K. Hess, coach. Row 3: L. Smith, asst, coach; J. Martin, S. Besecker,
M. Gamber.
Cagers Start Strong
Starting strong, the Raider basketball
team appeared to be h ead ed tow ard their
m ost successful season in the school’s h is
tory. This did not prove to be the case as
the team finished w ith a ten win, tw elve
loss record.
H ighlight of the season cam e in a th rill
ing 80-76 w in over pow erful M ansfield squad
w hich vaulted S hippensburg into first place
in the Penna. State C ollege E astern C on
ference.
W ith the return of Penna. State C ollege
scoring leader Ron W eiss and the loss of
only one senior, Jim D eibler, th e R ed Raid
ers can look now here b u t up in 1964-65.
After being introduced, the Red Raiders get set to
win again.
T he starting five: W eiss, C hapm an,
M iller, D eibler, T anneyhill.
W eiss on a left-handed “ p e e p ”
T anneyhill on a “break” against W est Chester.
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Above, the game begins, upper right, W eiss for two
o f his 369 league points, below , M iller sinks a long
one, bottom right, co-captains W eiss and D eib ler w ith
coach Hess.
Members of the wrestling team are, Row 1: G. Ebersole, R. Eleuteri. Row 2: G. Bonfiglio, C. Neidig, R. Hersperger, L. Miller, K.
Krah. Row 3: T. Foor, T. Conway, N. Redden, C. Espenshade, C.
Cressler, B. Miller. Row 4: T. Smith, D. Harbold, R. Smith, W. Cor-
man, N. Brechbiel, A. Biagiati, F. Stella. Row 5: D. McGarvey, K.
Becker. B. Klutas, K. Kemble, R. Whitesel, I. Dum, L. Black. T.
Poet.
Wrestlers Aga
W RESTLIN G RECORD
Shippensburg
Coached by Mr. Corm an, the Red Raider
w restlers earned a record of 7-3-1 for the
1963-64 season. Included in the list of op
ponents are m any schools w hich boast physi
cal education students as team m em bers. T he
undefeated record of Karl Kem ble is still
another badge of m erit. T he R aider m atm en
added to their laurels by placing first in the
W estm inster Tourney.
Opponent
2
27.............. ...Ju n iata......................................
6.............. ...E ast Stroudsburg.................. ........... 21
43.............. ...St. F rancis.............................. ........... 0
25.............. ...B altim ore U n iv ersity .........
2
15.............. ...Lock H aven........................... ...........15
13.............. ...W aynesburg............................ ........... 21
31.............. ...In d ia n a ..................................... ........... 5
15.............. ...W est C h ester.......................... ........... 12
3.............. ...B loom sburg............................. ...........29
26.............. ...M ansfield................................. ...........13
28.............. ...M illersville............................. ........... 3
State T o u rn am en t—W on W estm inster T ournam ent
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Above: Ron Smith “works” for a pin. Right: Nate Breightbiel “works” for a take down.
Hg
PH
In the W estm inster T ourney first place
in the m eet was taken by the first team en
tered by Shippensburg, and second place
was taken by the Raider’s second team.
Co-captains G lenn E bersole and Ron E leu teri w ith Coach Corman.
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Row 1: Co-captains S. Reiner, D. Levering. Row 2: R. Johnson, J.
Wise, D. Henry, P. Adams, B. Korling, D. Shope. Row 3: J. Martin,
L. Bair, K. Stought, M. Bushey, D. Freeseman. Row 4: J. Williams,
J. Vasilko, G. Rhodes, R. Ranck. Row 5: R. Hale. M. Shifflet. B.
Coleman, B. Myers, M. Baker. Row 6: M. Butina, R. Fick, A. McElroy, R. Althouse, N. Montgomery. Row 7: Coach Corman, manager E. Gerchak. Absent, manager J. Poet.
Glovemen Ready For ’64 Season
W ith a fine nucleus returning from the
1963 season, the 1964 edition of the Red
Raider Baseball team can look now here bu t
up. T he 1964 team , b uilt around strong h it'
ting and good pitching, w ill again face a
rough schedule m ade even m ore dem anding
by early season cold spells and w et grounds,
b u t w ith a few breaks the glovem en prom ise
to be a real threat to all opposition.
BASEBALL RECORD-1963
ssc
OPP.
5 ............... ...........Baltim ore................. .............. 6
8............... ...........S hepherd................................. 2
8............... ...........Mt. St. M ary’s ...__ .............. 3
4 .............. ...........S hep h erd ...................
2
2
...........Bloom sburg.............. .............. 1
1............... ...........B loom sburg............. ............... 9
4 ............... ...........W est C h ester........... ............. 11
2
...........K utztow n................... ............. 1
2 ............... ...........M illersville............... ............. 4
2
...........M illersville............... ............. 4
3 ............... ...........Lock H aven............. ............. 8
2
...........Lock H aven............. ............. 8
4 ............... ...........In d ian a...................... .............. 5
5..... ......... ...........In d ia n a .................. ...........| 3
5 ............... ...........Juniata....................... ......... . 4
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Ron Johnson charges in to field a short
grounder.
L eft-hander Paul Adams warms up in early spring
practice session.
C hecking the runner on first
is pitcher, D ick Shope.
O utfielder D oug H enry awaits
the high outfield hit.
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Jerry W ise works to develop sharp eye
and steady swing.
Row 1: Mr. Roddick, J. Rebert, M. Brown, J. Gumpy, J. Porath, J. Baker. Row 2: K. Hartz, E. Stiffold, B. Fisher, T. Wertz, J. Garns, S. Ecker, H.
Chapman, P. Gladfelter.
Trackmen Look To Future
TRACK RECORD
Shippensburg
63
Kutztown
Bloom sburg
83
Penn Relays
880 yards
Second Place
O ne m ile
Second Place
G ettysburg
86
Lock H aven
70
C edar Cliff Relays
M ile
First Place
M ount St. Marys
H I
Pa. State College M eet
Fourth Place Tie
Triangular
Juniata, Indian
50
M illersville
47
T he Trackm en of Shippensburg State
College com piled a 2 win, 4 loss record for
the 1963 season. Although the record is not
im pressive, the season was one of building.
T he team com posed chiefly of freshm en and
sophom ores, was aided by the all around
abilities of John Cam s, a junior, who has a
full season of track participation rem aining.
W ith an entire team returning, Coach
Roddick looks forward to several good sea
sons. Coach Jack Roddick recently retired
from football to devote all his energies to
the im provem ent of the track team.
Opponent
68
57
54
70
74%
70, 40
73
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Although the 1963 soccer record was not
im pressive, the perform ance was com m end
able for the second organized year of the
sport at Shippensburg. Coached by Dr. Mo
handas Baliga, the team learned even more
of the soccer basics. W ith goalie Cam M auger
and other letterm en back next season, the
team should show im provem ent.
W ith an ever expanding schedule the
sport should becom e quite popular w ith the
Shippensburg student body. C onsidered by
m any to be even m ore dem anding than foot
ball, soccer is fast becom ing an “estab
lish ed ” sport in the C um berland Valley.
SO CCER RECORD
ssc
OPP.
0 ...................... E ast Stroudsburg...................... ..............11
2
0 ............ ......... F rostburg....................................
8 ...................... St. Francis................................... ............. 0
0 ...................... Slippery Rock............................ ............. 1
0 ...................... M illersville................................. ............. 1
3...................... St. Francis.................................. ............. 1
2
2
......... Mt. St. Mary’s ............................
0 ............ ......... Lock H aven................................ ............. 4
1............ ......... D ickinson (Scrimm age)........... .............. 4
Soccer Improves Record
Front Row: B. Hamilton, M. Clouser, D. McKenzie, K. Gill. Second
Row: Dr. Baliga (Coach), B. Arnold, R. Hoffman, B. Owens, J. Rebert, G. Weaver, R. Blake, B. Hosterman, D. Freeseman, G. Harold.
Back Row: J. Neff, B. Ford, T. Baylor, D. Himes, G. Breckbill, E
Engle, R. Small, C. Mauger, R. Stewart, S. Reiner, B. Engle, D. Ommert.
The members of the tennis
team are: Row 1: D. Bair,
R. Purnell, J. Wagoner, R.
Miller, D. Wolfley, J. Al
bright, J. Snyder, R. Hoover:
Row 2: M. Arnold, Manager,
J. Tarman, T. Farrell, B. En
gle, C. Mauger, E. Kuban, W.
Konetschni, B. Hawk, B.
McKay, R. Sawyer, D. Himes,
R. Schneider, Coach.
Tennis Posts .700 Season
C om piling a fine 7 win, 3 loss record in
1963, and w ith the loss of only one senior
from that team , 1964 prom ises to bring the
tennis team added laurels. T he return of
u ndefeated Jack W agonner and seniors Bob
Purnell, Jim Snyder, and Jon A lbright give
the tennis team u n d er a new coach, Mr.
R ichard Schneider, all the prom ises of
success.
TEN N IS RECORD
Shippensburg
3
5
3y2
8
6
6
7
8
4
6
Senior Jon A lbright shows his form.
Senior Jim Snyder
guards the net.
Senior Bob Pur
nell waits for the
“ slam .”
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Opponent
.................... ..... M illersville..................... ................. 6
.................... ..... W est C hester................................... 4
.................... ..... Indiana.............................
............... ..... Bloom sburg...................................... 1
...................... ..... Juniata............................................... 3
.................... ..... M illersville..................... ................. 3
2
.................... ..... Kutztow n.........................
.................... ..... Bloom sburg...................................... I
.................... ..... Juniata...............................................5
.................... ..... M ount St. Marys .......... ................. 3
..........5y2
Senior Ed. Gotwals closes out a brilliant college career.
F red E ttline, senior golfer, waits to “tee off.”
Anticipates Record Season
Junior Phil Raudensky on a 250 yard drive.
G O L F SCORES
Shippensburg
Opponent
8y2........... .Baltim ore U n iv e rs ity ....... ....... y2
2
7 ........... .Bloom sburg ........................
4 .......... .Frostburg .................................. 5
4 .......... .Indiana ...................................... 5
8 Y2 ........... .Bloom sburg .............................. 9%
5V2........... .W est C hester ............................ 9y2
IV2 ........... .E ast S tro u d sb u rg ............... .......ioy2
IW2 ........... .Frostburg ........................... .......5 y2
4y2........... .M ount St. Marys ............... ....... 4V2
3rd Place.. .Pennsylvania State Tourn.
12 ........... .Juniata ................................ .......3
5 y2........... .M ount St. Marys ............... .......9y2
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T he girls hockey team , coached by Miss H elen Kraiss, enjoyed another suc
cessful season w ith a 5 w in, 1 loss record.
Strong Season By Girls’ Hockey
Scoring a total of 21 goals and lim iting
the opposition to a m ere 9, the 1964 ed i
tion of the R aiderette F ield H ockey Team
recorded 5 wins w hile only losing to pow er
ful W ilson College. L ed by D onna W eaver
and Barbara H arper who com bined for 11
and 5 goals respectively, the R aiderettes
show ed m uch prom ise for the future. T he
Junior Varsity, again losing only to W il
son, h eld the opposition to only 3 goals
w hile scoring 14 them selves. M uch credit
m ust be given to the R aiderettes, consid
ering m any of its m em bers have had no p re
vious experience. T he field hockey team is
coached very capably by Miss H elen Kraiss.
G IRLS’ HOCKEY SCORES
Shippensburg
6 ...................... ..L ebanon V alley .......
4 ...................... ..M illersville ................
Opponent
2
9.
3............... ..S usquehanna........... ..................... 1
0 ...................... ..W il s o n .................... .....................6
5 .................... ..D ickinson.................. .................... 0
3............... ..P enn H all.................. .................... 0
JUNIOR VARSITY
V alley ....... .....................0
..M illersville ................ .....................0
..S usquehanna ............ .....................0
..W ilson ...................... .... .....................3
..D ickinson .................... .................... 0
..P enn H a ll .................... ................... .3
3...................... ..L ebanon
1......................
2
1......................
4 ......................
0 ......................
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Girls’ Tennis Improves
T he Shippensburg girls’ T ennis Team
show ed trem endous im provem ent in the
1963 season w ith a 3-3 record over the
previous record of 0-6. L eading doubles
m atchm ates w ere Pat W eiss and Jane Frye
w ith a 5-1 record. Playing in the num ber
two position, Sue D avidson was the leader
w ith a 5-1 record. W ithout a senior team
m em ber loss, the R aiderettes look forward to
another successful season.
The members of the Girls’ Tennis Team are: Row 1: M. Flothmeier,
S. Spittler. Row 2: E. Hormann, S. Davisson, P. Weiss. Absent when
the picture was taken were C. Atkinson, L. Cantone, J. Frye.
Miss Baker is a true friend to all students
she coaches.
G IRLS’ TEN N IS SCORES
Shippensburg
Opponent
4 ...................... ...M illersville........... .............. 3
3................. ...M illersville........... ...................4
4 ...................... ...P enn H all.............. .............. 3
3...................... ....D ickinson.............. .................. 4
4 ...................... ... .E lizabethtow n..... .............. 3
3 ...................... ....G ettysburg........... ...................4
The members of the Girls’ Varsity Basketball Team are: Row
1: L. Whitesel, F. Trimmer, J. Fearn, B. Morrison. Row 2: B.
Baumgardner, R. Culbertson, K. Zimmerman, P. Lupp.
T he G irls’ Junior Varsity Basketball Team , com prised
of underclassm en, had a successful season bringing
hom e 5 wins and 2 losses.
VARSITY G IRLS’ BASKETRALL
Shippensburg
Opponent
40................... ...H arrisburg In d ....... ............ 37
40.............. .. .E lizabethtow n........ .............41
29.............. ...Ju n ia ta ..................... .:..... .....28
36.............. ...M illersville............. |........... 23
52.............. ...S u sq u eh an n a.......... ............ ...21
40.............. ...L ebanon V alley..... ................ 24
50................... ...P enn H all................ .................26
50................... ...W ilson...................... ............ 25
45................... ...G ettysburg .............. ................ 27
36................... ...Lock H aven ........... .................40
JU N IO R VARSITY
Shippensburg
Opponent
33................. .Elizabethtow n.......... .................. 9
17............. .M illersville................ ............. 34
66............. .Lebanon V alley....... ................. 1
41............. .Penn Hall................... ................. 16
40............. .W ilson........................ ................. 37
33................. .G ettsyburg................ .............. 6
31............. .Lock H aven.............. ..............36
Girls’ Basketball Successful
T he R aiderette Basketeers, coached by
Miss G w endolyn Baker, produced an im
pressive w om en’s basketball record to tally
a th ird successful season for Coach Baker.
T he 8-2 record includes losses only to E liz
abethtow n and Lock H aven by one and four
points respectively.
Team effort prevailed w ith each girl
giving h e r all. T he Varsity offensive unit.
paced by Cathy Zim m erm an w ith a game
average of 18.5 and a strong defensive unit
led by Paula L upp, fought for each point
of each game. L ucille W hitesel, the only
senior varsity player, aided the team w ith a
steady output regardless of position. T he tal
ents of W hitesel and Zim m erm an w ere m ir
rored by th eir team m ates electing them hon
orary co-captains for the season.
54
O ne-Tw o-Three-Four-Five-Six-“W e w ant m ore.”
C heerleaders and Bandfront await the start of the pa
jam a parade.
The members of the Cheer Leading Squad are: Row 1: K. Gutshall.
Row 2: J. Thompson, R. Culbertson. Row 3: B. Morrison, M. Lebingood.
THE SPIRIT OF SSC
T he C heerleaders and Bandfront “kick it u p ” after a
Raider score.
Pep, spirit, good looks, and plenty of
enthusiasm are a few of the characteris
tics of a group of fam iliar and welcom e
faces at SSC, the cheerleaders. At every
game they exhibit the m ost tension d u r
ing the m om ents of strain, the m ost h ap
piness during m om ents of victory, and
also a never-ending air of optim ism re
gardless of the gam e’s apparent out
come. T he cheerleaders are com prised
of girls from the Freshm an, Sophom ore,
Junior and Senior classes. Girls are
chosen on the basis of past experience,
bu t m ostly on th e basis of th eir show ing
at the tryouts and the in terest and d e
sire show n by them to prom ote school
spirit.
INDEX
Abbott, Denis—100
Abbott, Roger—100
Acker, Sherri—42
Ackerman, Phyllis—92,135
Acri, Anita—100,128
Adams, Ann—36,123,128
Adams, Paul—42,116,124,147
Aderson, Callie—42
Agostini, Lois—123
Albright, Jon—42
Alesi, Regina—42
Alexander, Faith—121,123,132,
134
Allison, Kenneth—123,132
Althouse, Robert—146
Alwood, Barbara—100,131,
Amick, Daniel—118
Ammon, Josephine—102
Anderson, Dean—100
Andres, Glenn—128
Appel, Karen—135
Armstrong, Suzanne—130
Arnold, Merrill—149,150
Ashford, Leonard—42, 119
Atkinson, Christine:—125
Baer, David—42, 116
Bailey, Jay—42,116
Bailey, Peggy—43,121,124,130
Bailey, Susan-—43
Bair, Dale—100,150
Bair, Larry—117, 146
Baish, Diane—93,124
Baker, Joseph—36,116,124„
148
Baker, Marvin—36,146
Baker, Phillip—43
Bakner, Darwin—43
Balitas, Mary—43
Baltzer, Cheryl—100, 126
Barcus, Barbara—43
Barlup, Bonita—43
Barnes, Gary—117
Barnett, Gary—132,133
Bartoli, Sandra—43
Barton, Charles—100
Barton, Janet—27,44,120,121
Basler, Lawrence—44,118
Basler, Mary—100, 123
Batis, Lawrence—116
Battista, Joseph—128,129,134
Baughman, Barbara—44
Baughman, Lois—100
Baum, Glenn—134
Baumgardner, B.C.—36, 93,124,
154
Baylor, Terry—124,133,-149
Bazdar, Milan—121,127, 131,
134
Beal, Darlene—130
Beamer, Joann—101, 126
Beard, Robert—101
Beaver, Stephanie—127,131
Beaver, William—37,117,125,
133
Bechtel, Elizabeth—100
Becker, Kenneth—144
1 Beegle, Judith—132
Beissel, Judith—135
Bender, Carol—44
Bentz, Ann—130,135
Berger, Anne—131
Beringer, Carol—101
Bert, Cornelius—100,132
Bert, Samuel—100,132
Besecker, Stephen—141
Biagianti, Arthus—144
Bingamen, Paul—128
Bistline, Carol—44,121,135
Bitner, Jay—44
Bitner, Noel—44
Bitner, William—110, 119
Black LeahlS-l 10,120
Black, Lindley—144
Blacker, Robert—44,112,113,
116
Blake, Robert-—149
Blessing, Dale—119,124
Bletcher; Claire-—101
Blubaugh, Donald—45
Blyshak, Judith—45
Bodine, Barbara—92,109,127,
130,133,135
Boggs, Wayne—37, 45,112,
113,117
Boley, Rebecca-SlOl
Bollinger, Harvey—45
Bollinger, Moreland—116
Bonsall, Zell—117,133
Bonfiglio, Gerald—144
Booher, Susan—45,132
Book, Fred—45, 116
Bortel, John—119,131
Bortell, Jean—45,132
Bortner, Joyce—37
Bosserman, Linda—92,110,112,
121,129,131,134
Bow, Velma—36,120
Bower, Judith—131
Bowers, Bonnie—101
Bowling, Ruth—101
Bowman, Linda—45,135
Bowman, Shirley—46
Boyd, Constance—121,135
Boyd, Sally—46
Boyer, Barbara—101
Boyer, Jane—36,46, 93,117,
120,124,125
Bozis, Ronald—119
Brady, Wayne—-108,119,130
Brechbill, Gary—149
Bregler, Helen—92
Breighner, Jeffrey—101
Bremser, Jayne—36, 46,120
Brenize, Fred—101
Brenize, Linda—46,135
Bricker, Susan— 100
Briggs, Richard— 116
Brightbill, Robert—133
Brindle, Virginia— 101
Brookes, Jeanette—36,92,130,
Brown, Barbara—41,46
Brown, George—46
Brown, Naomi—93
Brubaker, Edgar—37, 46,126,
128,133
Brumbaugh, Kenneth— 118,132
Brunette, John—123,130
Bubb, Suzanne—36, 92,110,
120 121
Bucher, Metha— 47
Bucher, Phyllis— 127,134
Buckus, Richard—47,118
Buckus, Thomas—37,118,130
Buffington, Charles—47,117,
133
Bumgardener, Donald—37, 47
Burk, Sandra-—47
Burkhart, Louise—47
Burkholder, David—101
Burkholder, Judith—101
Burns, Joan—47
Burwell, Carol—93
Bushey, Milton-3119
Butina, Michael—146
Butterbaugh, Mary—131
Byrne, Carol—123, 128, 130,
131
Caldrone, Samuel—33, 116
Calhoun, Lawrence— 101
Campbell, Bonnalyn—92,124,
132
Cantone, Lois—27,124,126
Capehart, Paul—47
Care, Beverly— 48, 121,126,
135
Carl, Joanne— 123
Cams, Elwood—90, 92,117,
124.148
Castillo, Wilson—48
Catlin, Elizabeth— 101
Chapman, Harry— 119, 124,141,
142.148
Charles, Virginia— 131
Childs, James—36, 48,138
Chontos, John— 116
Chubb, Fredr^r-130
Chulack, Mary—48
ClaDoer, Doreen—92,121,129,
130,131,135
Clark, Barbara—92, 101
Clark, Connie—48, 131
Cleck, Dennis—93, 134
Cline, Gary— 101
Clouser, David—130
Clouser, Michael—116,149
Cocklin, Donna—93
156
Codori, Robert—48,119
Coleman, Harvey—146
Compton, Susan—101,130,131
Conca, Charlotte—101
Conway, Timothy—144
Coons, Emmeline—27, 48,121,
127, 131,134
Cordivano, Barbara—49
Cotton, Dorothy—101
Coup, Anna—27, 49,123
Cox, Patricia—101
Coy, Ronald—130,135
Coy, Sandra—134
Coy, Shelby—121
Cramer, Mary—135
Crane, Janet—101
Crawford, Donna—49
Crawford, Russell—101
Cressler, Clyde—116,144
Crissman, Gary—49, 121,126,
127,134
Crist, Jeffry—133
Cross, Linda—101
Crouse, Judith—101
Crouthamel, Margaret—128
Crowe, John—33,130
Croyle, Barbara—49
Crum, John—49, 120
Crumling, Robert—49, 130
Cudnick, Roberta—49
Culbertson, Rita—125, 128, 130,
155
Curry, Sharon—101, 133
Cvammen, Susan—126
Czap, Linus—50
Daugherty, Judy—37,123
Davis, Polly—123,128,130
Dawson, Marion—121
Debliss, LoiS—110,123
Decker, Anna—37
Deibler, James—41, 50,142,143
Deibler, Ronald—50
Deitch, Drusilla—126,131
Delong, Nadine—102, 123
Dengler, Karen—27, 92,120,
131
Dent, Sandra—101
Dentler, Donna—50,121,135
Dermotta, Donna—112
Derridinger, M.G-S92
Deshong, Ralph—108,109,118
Detweiler, Janice—133
Detweiler, Rochelle—132
Dewees, Ronald—50,108,117,
132
Diehl, Bonnie—50,129
Diffenderfer, N.—50, 119
Dillen, Carole—130
Dilling, Joseph—92,118,129
Dilling, Stephen—118
Dilmuth, Sandra—27, 50,128,
131
INDEX
Dimoff, Joyce—51
Dirocco, Chritine—51
Dixon, Wayne—51,117
Didge, Sarah—101,134
Donaldson, Roberta—126
Donley, Suzanne—51,108,110
Dore, M arilynBl03,131
Dougherty, Susan—123,130
Dresch, Lois—92
Drew, Elizabeth—51
Dryburgh, Lynne—51
Duda, Victoria—51,128
Dum, James—117,144
Duncan, Linda—37,128
Dunn, William—37, 51,116
Eastwood, Barbara—101,123,
127.131
Eaton, Melvin-^52
Eberman, Karen—52,120,121,
135
Ebersole, Joy—36, 37,52,126,
128.132
Ebersole, Glenn—124,144,145
Eckenroth, Jere—119
Ecker, Stephen—119,124,148
Edwards, Janet—103,131
Ehrlicman, Karen—36
Echlin, Donna—52
Ess, Kathryn—102,135
Eleuter, Ronald—33,144,145
Elicker, Linda—36,121
Elko, Margaret—36
Elliot, Frederica—48
Elliott, Nancy—103,123,128,
131
Eltherington,B.—135
Ely, Jane—102
Emanual, JoAnn—102
Enck, Barbara—52,120,121,
129
Engle, Elmer—123,149,150
Engle, William—127,130,133,
149
Eppley, Mary—91
Ergen, Janet—52
Ernakovich, Donald—26, 52,110,
119.120.108.131
Eshleman, Patricia—37, 52,121,
126.131
Espenshade, Carl—144
Ettline, Fred—92,151
Evans, Beverly—120,110,121,
124.131
Ewing, Nikki—92
Eyler, Annette—102
Eyler, Diane—33,102,127,131
Faber, Sally—53
Fahnestock, Nancy—131
Failor, Wayne—110
Fallinger, David—102
Farmer, John—26, 53, 118
Farrell, George—115,150
Faust, Joanne—92
Fearn, Jan—37, 92,110,125,
154
Feather, Guy—119
Fehl, Barry—53
Fennell, Ronald—36
Fesler, Cathy—102
Fetter, Beverly—130
Fetterman, William—53,109,
117
Fick, Richard—146
Fickes, Barbara—53, 113
Fickes, Jerry—92
Fink, Norma—102,123
Fink, Ronald—53, 117
Fischer, Robert—119
Fisher, Dorothy • 102
Fisher, Roberta—53, 36
Fisher, Samuel—53
Fleisher, Martha—123
Flickinger, James—101
Flickinger, John—120,127
Flickinger, William—54, 116,; •
132
Flood, Wendell—54, 131
Flothmeier, Mary 3f§93,110,
121,124,126
Fogarty, Patricia—54
Foltz, Vicki—131
Foor, Rolland—36,144,119
Foose, Gary—37,102
Foose, Larry—-37,102
Ford, William—54,149
Foreman, Mary—54
Forrester, Lynn—134
Fortunato, David—37
Fox, Barry—92
Fox, Jean—123
Fox, Terry—54,117
Fratti, Linda—-54
Free, Barry—36,117
Freed, Richard—112,113,118
Freeland, Ralph—140
Freeseman, Donald—36,119,124
French, Barbara—54
Frew, Annetta—37
Frounfelter, Linda—91
Fry, Richard—118
Fry, William—55, 124, 138, 149
Frye, Lucy—55,110,126,129,
133
Fuller, David—116
Funk, Doris—55
Funk, Majorie—55,121
Funk, Sally—93
Gabler, Nancy—93
Gabriel, Gail—55
Galgoci, Jane—128
Gallagher, Eleanor—128,130
Gamber, Michael—141
Carman, Branden—-119,124
Garman, Edward—134
Garner, Kenneth—33
Gaugler, William—55, 115,116
Geist, Susan—37,128
Gentry, Judy—55
Gerber, Linda—55, 112,113,125
Gerhart, Monroe—118
Getz, Roxanne—37,93,121,135
Gibson, Carrel—56
Gift, Geraldine—102
Gill, Kenneth-S3, 93, 130,149
Gillis, Ann—92
Gilmore, Geraldine—123
Gimmi, Robert—56
Gindlesperger, L.—126
Ginter, Gloria-gl26
Girondi, Alfred—134
Gladfelter, Philip—119,124,148
Glasgow, Charles—37,132
Gleason, PamelaB93
Goodman, Susan—91,127
Good, Theodore—56
Goshorn, Lucy—37
Gotshall, Dennis—4.16
Gotwals, Edwin—56, 118,151
Gotwalt, John—36,120,126,133
Gowalty, Genevieve—102
Graft, Ray—123
Gray, Griscelda—109,130
Greaney, William—56
Greaser, Thalef-S)3,108
Gregg, Genevieve—27,56,120,
132
Grenier, Andrew—26, 56,115,
117
Griffie, Harold—56,120,132
Grimm, Ronald—57, 119
Grommes, Norma—36, 57, 120,
125
Grottola, Margaret—123,128
Grove, Daniel—119
Grove, Nila—134
Grubb, Nital|s93
Gruber, Joan—130
Guines, Helen—123
Guinivan, Carolyn—57
Guise, Larry—57, 117
Gulden, Jason—57
Gulden, Sally—93, 133
Gumby, John—119,148,149
Gunsallus, Byron—57
Gutshall, Bonita—93, 131
Guyer, Art—57,110,120,127
Hagan, Judith—57,112,125,
129
Hann, Freda—58
Haines, Vera—36
Hair, Kenneth—58, 121, 132,134
Hair, Richard*—110,118
Halberstadt, C.—125
Hale, Judith—58
Hale, Ralph—146
Hall, Judith—92
157
Hall, Robert—58,118
Hall, Sandra—58,121,135
Hamburg, Marilyn—36, 135
Hamilton, Beverly—58,120,131
Hamilton, William—149
Hammond, Lucille—58,93,120,
135
Hancock, Daniel—120
Hanks, George—141
Hanks, John—58
Harbold, Lynn—59
Harbold, Richard—144
Harmon, Glenn-J®), 119
Harbold, Gary—149
Harper, George—132
Harris, Edward—59, 132
Hartenstine, Richard—119
Hartman, Ray—131
Hattz, Kenneth—59,120,121,
127,148
Hassinger, Mary—59
Hassler, Carole—135
Hassler, Dale—37, 59,121
Havice, Ralph—127
Hay, George—115,117
Heefner, Jay—59, 118
Heicher, Austin—93
Heilman, Phillip—59,118
Helman, Lois—60
Helsel, Eddy—37, 60,126,128,
129,132
Hempt, George—119, 121
Hendershot, Daryl—60,132
Henry, Douglas—60, 151
Henze, Alice—93
Herr, Joycp—[185
Hershey, Gerald—60,117, 120,
123,125
Hersperger, Donald*—144
Hertrich, Fred—130
Hess, Gary—132
Hess, Marlene—60, 131
Hess, Mary—60,123
Higgins, William—130,134
Hikes, Martha—126, 131
Hildebrand, Judy—90, 93, 109,
129
Himes, David-Bild, 124, 149,
150
Himmelberger, Mary—37, 128
Hippensteel, Phillip—132,135
Hoch, Dolores—60
Hoffer, Ronald—117
Hoffman, John—123
Hoffman, Richard—149
Hoke, Audrey—92
Holgate, Andrea—102
Hollenbaugh, Cloyd—134
Hollenbaugh, Ronald—117
Holler, Selinda—101, 131
Holtzman, Thomas—130
Hoover, Kathryn—61
INDEX
Hoover, Robert—150
Horraann, Ellen—37
Horne, Mary—92
Horter, Sharon—121,123,131,
135
Hosterman, William—117
Hott, Sylvia—61
Houser, Priscilla—130,133
Houtz, Herman—92
Hughes, Wendy—61,121,127
Humbert, Burnell—91,117,120
Ilunsberger, Edward—61
Hunsecker, Constance—61
Hunter, Gary—117
Hunter, Howard—61,124,138
Hupper, Rita—37,109,125,135
Hurley, Leonard—61,118
Inskip, Randall—102
Intrieri, Louis—32, 61,119
Jacobs, Anita—102
Jacobs, Donald—62,116,124,
138.140
Jenkins, T.—116
Johnson, Charla—92,131
Johnson, Dennis—102
Johnson, J.—62, 37,121
Johnson, Ronald—62,118,124,
147
Jones, David—37, 62,110,117,
129
Jones, Dorthea—62,128
Juknevic, Patricia—128
Kane, Catherine—103
Kane, William—92
Karaman, Huda—131
Karmarze, Sandra—92
Kauffman, Crawford—36, 125
Kauffman, Marian—131
Kavar, Georgean—109
Kearns, Ronald—62
Keiffer, Philip—62
Keim, George—62,118
Kell, James—92,119
Keller, Jean-—102
Kelley, James—36,124
Kelley, Mel—63,120
Kelley, Thomas—36,102
Kelly, Patricia—36,131
Kemble, Karl—144
Kent, Frances—102
Killian, Linda—126
Kilrain, Paul—103
Kimmes, Judith—123,130,131
King, Burnadette—36,41, 63,
131
King, Mary—102
Kinley, Larry—36, 93,123
Kinsey, Harold—63,119,124,
138.140
Kinsey, Richard—124
Kinter, Robert—63,128,133
Kipp, Jacob—26, 63,108,109,
119,120,130
Kiroher, Carol—92,108
Kircher, Joseph—-103
Kirkpatrick, Samuel—36, 63,
108,110,118,120
Kissinger, Karen—102
Kist, Alexandra—-128,130
Klauber, Jay—135
Klinger, Charlotte—105
Klinger, Chester—92,133
Klutas, Robert—144
Knoll, Linda—103,135
Knouse, Allen—102,123
Kochendefer, Harry—37,116
Kochert, James—-102
Koehler, Fern-BlOO
Kohr, Robert—36
Komarc, Mary—103,128
Konetschni, Walter—100,119,
124,141
Kooken, Carol—123,131
Koontz, Dean—128
Kottmyer, David—120
Krah, Kenneth—144
Kraponick, Joyce—36, 63
Kraybill, Gary—64, 112,113,
115,118
Kroh, James—37,118,121,
123,134
Krouse, James—37,133
Labofish, Sandra—64
Laite, Berkley—109,118
Laser, Julia—102
Lau, Donna—123
Lauver, Helen—64,121
Lawhead, Julialyn—102,131
Lawyer, Carol—93,133
Layton, Dorothy—64
Leaman, Robert—64
Leathery, Philip-—103
Lebengood, Martha—155
Lebo, Susanne—125
Lecrone, Lynne—103
Leete, Mary—102,123,130
Lefoe, Barbara—102
Leister, Ruth—37,126,128,135
Lentz, Joan-f^93, 126
Leonard, Paul—119
Leonard, Thomas—118
Lesh, Nancy—64,112,113
Lesh, Phyllis—65,116
Levering, Dennis—36, 117,124,
125,146
Lewis, Albert—65,116
Lewis, Evelyn—102, 123, 131
Lewis, Stephanie—65
Ligatti, Anthony—116
Link, Thomas—117
Linnemeier, Louise—27, 92,131
Linsenbigler, Merle—65
Lippy, Robert—120
Lochbaum, Robert—103
Lonergan, John—65
Long, Larry—128
Long, Robert—119
Longwell, Sylvia—90, 110, 131
Lorenzon, Andrea—103
Loux, Sandra—102
Lowell, Richard—117
Lucas, Theodore—103,134,135
Lupp, Paula—109,154
Lynch, Ronald—26, 65,110,121,
126,127
McCann, Frances—36,127,135
McCarron, Jean—108
McCartney, Jerry—118
McCavitt, Sharon—65
McCay, Susan—65,112, 113
McCleaster, Judith—66
McConnell, William—148
McCoy, Joanne—66
McCracken, William—66
McCrae, Charles—66
McCurdy, Judith—66
McElwain, Sally—102,135
McFeely, Stephen—128
McGarvey, David—133, 144
McGee, Thomas—141
McKay, Robert—150
McKenzie, Dennis—66,116, 149
McMahon, Daniel' -102
McNaughton, Lawrence—92,118
McNeil, Joyce—102, 123
McNitt, L indag92,131,132
McNitt, William—102,130,132,
133
Mach, William—128
Magyar, John—102
Magyar, Stephen—118,130
Maier, Daniel—66,138
Mains, Margaret—66,121,135
Maisano, Nickolas—66
Mandalino, Linda—93
Manning, Carolyn—37, 66,123,
127
Mantz Norma—67
Maravich, Ronald—119
Martin, Francis—118
Martin, Jeffery—141
Martin, John—132,133
Martin, James—141, 196
Martin, Barker—98,132
Maser, William—130
Maslinak, Ronald—67
Matesevac, Dorothy—67,120, .
130
Mathias, David—67,117
Matter, Judith—130
Mauger, Cameron—93,150
Maurer, Kay—97, 93,121,126
May, Anita—91
May, Anne—36, 67,131
Mell, Bonita—67,121
158
Mellott, Richard—102,130
Menear, John—132
Mengel, Dorothy—36,109,123
Messner, Gloria—121,135
Mickey, Mary—131
Miller, Blaine—144
Miller, George—102
Miller, Janice—103,123
Miller, Kathleen—135
Miller, Kenneth—119,124,141,
142,143
Miller, Patricia—103,135
Miller, Patricia—36
Miller, Robert—103
Miller, Robert M.—119,128
Mitchell, Grace—121,124,135
Mitzler, Theresa—103
Mocker, Doris—37,102,123,
128
Monismith, Nyle—103
Montgomery, Nevin—102,146
Moody, Maurice—116,120
Moore, Anne—103
Moore, Carl—115, 117
Moorhead, Barbara—91, 123
Morgan, Kenneth—101
Moriarity, Thomas—93, 110,118,
129,130
Morrette, Clair—132
Morrison, Brenda—93,124,131,
154,155
Mosteller, Joseph—133
Moyer, Artis—101
Moyer, Richard—119
Muckel, Gerald—37
Muggio, Joseph—93
Murray, Polly—37,108,120,
121,126,127,134
Myers, Byron -134,146
Myers, Eugene—128,132,134
Myers, Penelope—70
Myers, Yvonne- 102
Naugle, George—70
Neely, Ellen—101,128
Neff, James—149
Neff, Janice—93
Neff, Maynard—33, 70
Neff, Richard—70
Neidig, Andrea—37,126
Neidigh, Clyde—116,144
Nell, Carolyn—70
Nell, Cherry—37,121
Nell, Joyce—37
Nelson, Patricia—128
Nemeth, Angela—103
Ness, Brenda—27, 70,120,121,
132
Nettling, John=70
Newcomer, Joyce—112
Ney, Margaret—101,128
Nickel, Barbara—36, 70, 93,121,
134
INDEX
Nickol, Brenda—110,123,131
Nitterauer, Gail—71
Nixdorf, Allen—71
Noel, Martha—121,134
Nordai, William—36,93,118
Norris, Victor—132
Obrien, Barbara—103
Oldendorf, Priscilla—71,126,
131
Omlor, Alma—36, 93,121,
128,135
Ommert, Dennis—103,149
Orner, Glenn—120
Orris, Eugene—103
Osborne, Richard—71
Osborne, Sall)|Î|-71
O’Shea, Thomas—26, 68, 71,109,
118,120,130
Oster, Jennifer—130
Osterman, Thomas—71
Owens, Robert—33, 93,119,124,
149
Owens, William —103
Oyler, Harry-—91
Paden, Gerald—98
Page, Joyce—92
Palmer, Edith—36, 93,131
Palmer, Lurie—27, 71,121,135
Palmer, Paula—92,108,110,124
Palsgrove, Roberta—92
Pannell, Carole—124, 125,129
Park, Stephen—26, 72,115,118,
120,125
Parker, Thomas—72
Parkes, Patricia—72,121
Parks, James—72,109,120
Partchey, Gayle—27, 91
Patterson, Marian—27, 72,108
Patterson, Nancy—135
Patterson, Susan—72
Patton, Jean—72
Paxton, James—119,125
Payne, Mary—130,131,133
Peck, Donald—103,134,135
Perrone, Jane—131,135
Persik, Marilyn—103,133
Peterman, Roy—117
Peters, Frederick—98
Peterson, James—72
Phields, Elizabeth—73
Piazza, Rosalind—91
Pittman, Milford—36,116,124
Pizzini, Linda—103
Plantz, Rose—37
Plantz, Violet—37,103,130
Plask, John—98,109,119
Plumb, Jean—91
Plummer, Brenda-—103
Pluta, Carl—103
Poet, John-—144
Poet, Kay—98,130
Pomeroy, Barbara—131
Popovich, Elizabeth—103,128
Porath, James—119,124,148
Potchak, Darlene—37, 73,131
Prall, Maynard—90,118
Pratt, Carol—91
Price, Kitty—73
Price, Linda—98
Price, Sally—37, 91,133
Pugh, Barbara—103,123
Pugh, Donna—132
Purnell, Robert—73,150
Pysnik, Carol—36
Quandel, Diane—121,135
Querry, Eunice—98
Rainey, Patricia—103,133
Raleigh, Shannon—131
Ramsey, Claire—36, 121
Ranck, Robert—98,132,146
Randolph, Norman—73,116
Rapp, Karen—120,124
Raudensky, Philip—119,125,
151
Ray, Jack—98,118,125
Reaser, Philip-—73,118
Rebert, Clay—73,117
Rebert, James—124,148,149
Rebok, Kenneth—134
Recard, Harold—134
Redden, Colvyn—144
Reed, Gerald—91
Reichart, Robert—134
Reigart, Linda—73, 27
Reigle, Lynn—116
Reiner, Samuel—119,124,147
Reynolds, Elizabeth—126, 127
Reynolds, Robert—92
Rhoads, Gerry-—146
Rhoads, Viola—27, 36, 74,131
Rice, Wayne—74
Richter, Gail—135
Richter, Pamela—92,110
Rinehart, Marlene—91,131
Ripley, Joyce—98,135
Rissinger, Rollin—116
Ritchey, Gregory—134
Roach, H. Faye—74
Robinson, Rachel—103
Roche, M. Anne—74
Rockwell, Tim—120
Rode, Ralph—103,133
Rodgers, Robert—33, 98,119
Ross, Nancy—74,128
Rottner, Judith—74,128, 131
Rotz, Joyce—134
Routsomg, Marilyn—74
Rowe, Gertrude—74
Rudisill, Marjorie—98, 123
Ruoh, Marjorie—135
Rupert, Janice—91
Rupert, Linda-3100
Ruzza, Magdalene—91
Ryan, Adrienne—75
Ryder, Judith—75
Salamon, John—75,118,129
Sanford, Karen—75,121,135
Sarvis, Glen—75
Savidge, Thomas—118
Sawyer, Raymond—91,119,121,
126,135,150
Scanlon, Karen—75
Schaffer, Donna—36,109
Schmitt, Jeanne—98
Schmitt, Lucretia—36, 98,128
Schultz, Donna—128,135
Schumacher, Carol—98
Schwartz, Barbara—91,123, 128,
130
Schweitzer, Susan—108
Scott, LindaS75
Scott, Richard—121,134
Seaks, Donna—27, 75,132
Secrist, John—76
Seibert, Polly—76,116
Sell, Donna—36, 98,135
Serff, Paul—90,91,108,117
Seymour, Rochelle—-98,123
Shaeffer, Donald—127
Shaffer, Carol—76, 133
Shaffer, Constance—27, 91.126,
131
Shaffer, Margaret—101,135
Shank, Gary—100
Shaw, Nancy—92,110,121,131
Shaw, Nancy V.—76
Shaw, Sarah—76,121,130
Sheaffer, Sharon—98
Shearer, Betty—98
Shearer, G. Michael—119
Shearer, Jean—76,135
Shearer, John—37, 93,118,129
Sheets, Elaine—76,121
Shellhammer, Sally—91
Shepherd, Holly—91
Sherbine, David—37
Sherrick, Diane—36,120
Sherwin, Larry—76
Shifflet, Michaelp|l46
Shipp, Robert—98
Shippy, Norma—77
Shirk, Betty—98
Shively, Carolyn—77,134
Shoemaker, Ann—98,119
Shoemaker, William—77
Shope, Richard—117,149
Shorb, Judith—91,120,125
Shreiner, Judith—77
Shultz, Robert—118
Shuman, Kenneth—120,129,134
Sickles, Barbara—128
Sidle, Blaine—98,117
Sileo, Louis—77,126
Silvagio, Rosemary—128
Simmers, Catherine—77
Simonic, Stephen—119
159
Sipe, Patricia—91
Sipes, Kathie—98
Sloop, Margaret—77
Small, Robert—117
Smedley, Joyce—77
Smith, Betty—133,135
Smith, Charles—130
Smith, Carole—123
Smith, Cynthia—100
Smith, David—78,120,121
Smith, James—78
Smith, Joyce—78,113
Smith, Karen—98
Smith, Larry—78,118,141
Smith, Mary—98,131
Smith, Nancy—37, 98
Smith, Portia—128
Smith, Ronald—36,144,145
Smith, Ruth—36
Smith, Thomas—144
Snoke, Roy—91,121,132,134
Snook, David—78, 115
Snyder, James—110,115,116,
150
Snyder, Michael—37
Souder, Carol—127
Spahr, Treva—78,135
Spangler, Clyde—78, 128
Spangler, Lee—116
Spealman, Daniel—134
Spencer, Jennie—130, 131
Spittler, Sylvia—79
Sponaugle, Judith-S79
Sponseller, Edwin—98,118
Sponslor, Linda—79
Sprow, David—119
Sprowl, Gary—79
Stains, Donnajwl32
Stanford, Catherine—123,128
Staver, Brenda—134
Stella, Albert—144
Sternick, Xenia—37
Stephy, Kenneth—79
Stevens, Dorothy—36, 79,126
Stevens, Odrun—79
Stevenson, Elizabeth—125
Stewart, Russell—91, 117, 124,
126,127,132,133,149
Stidfole, Edward—148
Stiffler, Grant—98
Stoner, Constance—80,121
Stoner, Lucy—80
Stough, Lorin—130
Stought, Keith—146
Stought, Patricia—120
Stiawhecker, Edward—110, 120,
121,132
Strawser, Sally—125,126
Strayer, Randall—80,120,121
Stringfellow, V.M.—80,121,135
Stroup, Elaine—98
Stroup, William—80
INDEX
Stump, Charles—126
Stump, Raymond—93,116
Stumpf, Joan—-128
Sullivan, Diane—101
Summers, Charles—132
Sunday, Thomas—117
Swan, Darlis—80
Swartz, Nancy—81,121,124,135
Swenson, Carol—81,128
Swindell, Beverly—37,81,132
Swisher, Margaret—91,135
Swope, Polly—98
Tanneyhill, Arthur—119,124,
141,142
Tarantino, Kathleen—36
Tarble, Virginia—81
Tarbutton, Judith—91,121,127,
131,134
Tarman, James—91,117,150
Tassey, James—81,117
Thomas, Eleanor—81
Thomas, Joseph—135
Thomas, Sandra—128
Thompson, Erma—81
Thompson, Jean—121,155
Thompson, John—41, 82,118,
129
Thrush, Nancy—91
Timmins, Sherman—82,112,113
Tolbert, Janet—126
Tolbert, Michael—82
Tornetta, Patricia—128
Tracy, Jane—98
Trimmer, Florence—91,124,154
Tritt, Richard—82,124,134
Tyson, Mary—82,121,135
Vanderau, Donald—82,128,135
Van Horn, LorettaS98,128
Varano, Samuel—82
Vasilko, John—146
Velencia, Marcia—83
Verhovsek, Lois—98
Vidmar, Marie—83
Vogelsong, Walter—41, 85,108,
110,119
Volgan, William—98
Volk, Clare—36, 91
Vorkapich, Nicholas—36, 119, 124
Wagenseller, Nancy—98
Waggoner, Carolyn—134
Wagner, Barbara—98,123
Wagner, Jean—27, 83,131
Wagner, Judith—83, 123
Wagner, Linda—135
Wagner, Nancy—83,131
Wagner, William—83
Wagoner, Jack—50,91,118,125
Waltemyer, Carol—84
Wambach, Patricia—84,123,
128,130
Warehime, Patricia—84
Warsing, William—84
Watson, Barbara—84
Watson, Susan—123
Weaver, Donna—124
Weaver, George—149
Weed, Mary—91,121,126,131,
135
Weigle, Sandra—98,123,135
Weikert, Guy—98,118,135
Weir, Stephanie—84
Weiser, DenniV- ] 31
Weiss, Patricia—37, 93,121,124,
126,128
Weiss, Ronald—119,124,141,
142,143
Wenrich, NancyBl31
Wentz, Donald—120,132,133
Werner, Joe—115,119
Wert, Martha—91,132
West, Susan—37,98,121,133,
134
Wetherhold, Michael—119
White, Karen—91,123,127,131
Whitemack, Sally—130,134
Whitesel, Lucille—84,108,120,
121,154
Whitesel, Roger—100,144
Wicht, Patricia—121,135
Wieder, Sylvia—33,98,126
Wilen, William—91,118,130
Wilhite, Virginia—84
Williams, Larry—85,118,130
Williamson, Bruce-—134
Wills, Constance—36, 131
WilsonÄ-36, 98,123
Wilt, Carol—123
Wingerd, Charles—85
Winsor, Michael—123,132
Winters, Carol—27, 85
Wise, Frances—27, 37, 85,126,
127
Wise, Jerry—85,118,151
Witmer, Dawn—85
Witychak, Ann—91
Witte, Frances—98,135
Witwer, Elizabeth—126
Woland, James—123
WolfleygfDonald—98,100,108,
110,112,118
Wolgemuth, Jean—85
Wood, Constance—86
Woodell, Allen—37,130
Worthy, Grace—37, 98
Wright, Jane—135
Wright, Lorraine—86
Wright, Mary—118
Yamshak, James—98
Yohe, William—86
Yohn, Sylvia—131
Young, Janet—91
Yourkavitch, Ronald—86
Zepp, JanB—110,125
Zepp, Maxine—86
Ziegler, Michael—86
Zemba, John—-116
Zimmerman, Kathleen—92,154
Zuercher, Nan—36, 86,123,135
FAC U LT Y
Allan, Keithg29, 32,121
Atkinson, Arthur—29
Baliga, Mohandas—31,118,130,
149
Beamer, Mary—123,130
Bellows, Charles—29, 31,119, 120
Beyers, William—25
Bouchard, Louis—31,130
Bower, Rose—28
Brougher, John—29
Campbell, Carl—129,130
Cane, Walter—31
Cannon, Francis—35
Cauffman, Paul—24, 30
Cheng, Cheng-Yin—31,132
Cheng, Marel—27, 110
Couffman, Richard—31
Cooley, Max-—30
Corman, William—124,144,145
Cox, Carolyn—29, 31,131
Dolbin, David—26,109
Drachbar, Albert—25,109
Dreesg, Mitchell—29
Drum, Sarah—30,131
Estep, Chester—29,129
Esh, Myra—28
Eurich, Charles—31
Evans, Warren—29
Frantz, Robert—29, 31, 128
Gardner, Dorthea—-31, 40
Gilman, David—31
Glessner, Clarence—29
Gratz, Jerre—29, 30,126
Gref, Stephen—31, 123
Hair, Frank—28
Hall, Dorcas—31
Hanawalt, Lloyd—29, 31, 112,
113,118
Harpster, Dorothy—31,128
Heiges, Ralph—22, 32
Heiss, Renetta—30
Hess, Kieth—119,141,143Hogg, Bernard—31
Hogg, Marguerite—28,129
Hubly, John—24,108,109,110
Jacobs, Robert—30
Jones, Dilys—-28
Kaluger, George—29
Kasarda, Andrew—Ä 0 ,132
Kauffman, Gertrude—29, 32,132
Kerr, Williard—29,108
King, Normanftj729, 30,129
Kraiss, Helen—121
Kramer, Harold—30,118
LaSalle, James—29, 30,128
Levy, William—31
Lienemann, Louise-—31
Lindner, Mabel—31, 40
Lineweaver, Hilda—31
Lipper, Mark—25,110
Long, Virginia—27,109
McCurdy, Isabelle—28
McFarland, Kay—131
Miller, Roger—28
Morningstar, Donald—31
Mowry, Wayne—29, 32,122,134
Moyer, Helen—28
Myers, James—31,41,116
Nicholson, Arthur—31
Nispel, Benjamin—25,29,31
Oravetz, Robert—30
Peightel, William—29, 31
Profughi, Victor—31
Reisinger, George—31
Reitmeyer, John—32,121,134,135
160
Roberts, Carol—31
Roddick, Jack—29, 31,148
Ruekberg, Benjamin—31,130
Ruff, Joseph—31
Schneider, Richard—32, 116, 150
Seaver, Gilmore—24
Sieber, James—30
Smay, D. Paul—24
Smyth, Thomas—31
Snyder, William—31
Sponseller, Edwin—31, 130
Steck, James—31, 90, 109,117
Sweely, Harry—29,118
Townsend, Chita—30
Trine, Emeline—31
Tritch, Vincent—28
Varano, Michael—30, 132
Wargo, Michael—31
Waricher, George—32
Washinger, Kenneth—30
Weaver, James—32,121,135
Weigle, Harold—30
Williams, James—28, 29
Winsor, George—28, 32
Winton,Alma—28
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