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GERMAN AND RUSSIAN FACIILTY-M
Beard. L. Geiger, R. M ~ n s h a l l .
GERMAN AND
RUSSIAN
Anyone for another Deutshe tale?
. . Wiederholen Sie, bittc .home
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is where the language lab is
the morning paper and the mail
comes the lesson. . . Do Germans do
anything besides telling jokes and
. two pages
singing beer songs
translated in an hour. . .that's an
improvement. . .only a German
could understand i t . . .judging by
the number of Russian drills, they
must be hoping to strike oil
someplace . . . it's one thing to have
to learn a new language . . . but add
a new alphabet onto t h a t . . .Martin
House-or the little cottage in the
woods . . .paisley wallpaper . .
scientific German far the
scientifically-minded . . . I think
English should be the international
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HISTORY
A chronological or cultural study of
significant events in European.
American, or "on-Western countries
. . .the Honors Colloquia in
freshman and sophomore history
. . .France. Germany, Russia,
England . . .the Asian Studies
Program . .the how? and the why?
as well as the when?. .Evaluating
the Warren Commission Report
. .Historiography . . .The Shang.
Chou, Ch'in. Tsin, Sui, and Tang
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dvnilsries
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(:ll~onolnglra. i ~ ~ t c l l t ~ r t u a l ,
Cunsr~tulunal, and l:urrnur>
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history. . .Confucianism. . .Taoism
.Buddhism. .Sved by Amida
.The Maginot Line was made out
of spaghetti imported from Italy
. . .a freshman class full of
Buddhists. .The life you save may
be your a w n . .bearded radicals
.reincarnation i n a different farm
. . .a branch of knowledge that
records and explains past events . . .
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PHI ALPHA THETA-Row
1: L. Kriuanek.
K. George, C. Killian. Row 2 . F. Butts. S.
Penecale, M. Neuman, orlvisar.
HISTOIIY IA<.III.rY--M
Cuihm.tn,
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Colt. M
Ncuman, R
Dllnnan, c h o i i m a n
Klrklanll
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MATHEMATICS AND ASTRONOMY
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Proofs. axioms, theorems, abstractions
. I'd like to change my course
from 203 to 201 .
f is defined a s . . .this proof requires anly three
simple steps . . .derivatives and integrals. . . n=l is a trivial point in this
proof. . . squares, square roots, absolute values. . . t h e assignment is
anly four problems, each of which contains ten parts. . .if x, then y . . .
this holds for all real values of x
sets and subsets . . the logarithms
to any function can be approximated by polynomials that enable us to
compute logarithms to any desired degree of accuracy. .evaluate the
answer to the nearest hundreth . . . t h e limit is n . .Anyone for star
gazing? . . .night classes and interesting labs. . . telescopes. . . Haley's
comet. . . t h e universe and its planets . . . Copernicus, Keppler . . .
memorizing endless formulas . . . t h e examples illustrate the unifying
Dower and ~ r a c t i c a ability
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of differential eauations . . t h e fundamental
theorem . . Euclid, Pythagorus. Archimedes. Newton, Descarte . . . t h e
""'term . . constants and variables . . the conclusion fallows7?1 . . .
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PI MU EPSILON-Row 1. S . Clopper. A Reichenbach. M Toirence. V. McDonough. 1.
lacobson. 8. Mund. B. Cloyd. S. Gaidner. W. Emmitt, F. Arentowicz. C. Wlnkler R a w 2:
T. Hotuien. R. ~ a y l o r I, Stevenson. L. Morayti., S Riddell. W. Robes. D. Walters. 1.
eft, S . Meyer$. A . Bilanin. L. ~ e l c h .K. Setzke, I. Press. R o w 3 : M. Sarlsky. N.
polan. I McSkimin. T. Hackman. P Danfini, B Castagnero, D. Stoll, G. Brinrer. I.
Hennlngsen
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MU PHI EPSILON-K. Barr. C Stoehr, K. Bell. D. Wllson, fnculty odvrsar. S. Hulchin
son, C. Ogrlnz. S Gilbert, C. Bartholomew. M. We3terhoB. S, lenkins.
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MUSIC
William D. McRae . . .Chairman of
Music. . .revamped Music 100
. . .Father-type . . .set in ways but
open-minded. .Chapel Chair
. . .York Junior College and the
cramped stage . . .singing for Chapel
.the annual candlelight service
during Advent. . ."Thy Voice 0
Harmony Is Divine'' . . .except when
you turn the music upside dawn and
try to sing i t . . .about all these
canons. .Allen Flock and the
University Chorale. . .King David,
the masterpiece of the year. .and
the Bison Band goes marching on
through rain and sleet and whatever
else happens ta be on the football
field at the time. . .Robert Goss and
the symphony orchestra. . .Helen
Kleinfelter and the alarm clock laugh
. .theory and application. .how
to deal with kids through music
.hard work. . .but the torture is
well worth it ???!!!
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PHILOSOPHY FACULTY-I. Fell. M Santulli. P. Warren,
ciiolrmnn;
I Schachter, 1.
Robertson.
PHILOSOPHY
Thoughts. . . o n life. . . o n beauty
. . on love. on reality. . . on
thought. . .Philosaphers from Plato
to Sartre . . Every school of thought
between. .History. . .Aesthetics
. . .Ethics . "Do-it-yourself logic"
ar "How to take four tests in three
. Dr. Fell pacing and
days"
smoking the ever-present pipe . .
"Essence = idea: nothing given
. Wear a sign for Dr.
exists"
Martin and earn an A for the d a y .
Dr. Martin and Professor Eager of the
Art Department plan a trip to
Florence to teach the philosophy of
Florentine Renaissance art to
interested Buckneliians . .
Philosophy. . . t h e department that
enriches life and helps the student
find its meaning. . for him alone
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PHYSICS
The science of matter and energy and their
interactions in the fields of mechanics.
acoustics, optics, heat, electricity, magnetism.
radiation. atomic structure, and nuclear
phenomena. . . Seminars on topics of
current interest in fundamental physics.
Impulse and momentum. . .Hydrostatics
and the hydrostatic paradox. . .
Thermodynamics. . . Coulomb's Law. .
Elasticity and stress and strain. . .
Molecular properties of matter. . . Courses
in theoretical and experimental physics. . .
Calculus. . . Three-hour labs. .
Demonstrations to illustrate theories. . F
= m a . . . With a relative uncertainty of
2.
otherwise known as the fudge factor. . .
The critical role of experiment and the
resulting importance of lab work to
demonstrate the connection between theory
and experiment in physics. .Problems.
More problems. .
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PHYSICS FACULTY-Row 1: W Lowry. R. Artman. choarmnn: C. Slickncy. Row 2: D. Savlckas. V D r o n n . E. Sfahl. 0 . Anderson.
POLITICAL SCIENCE FACULTY-Row 1: J.
Peller. Row 2. C. Longley. I. Gathmgs,
chnirmon. P. Loder
POLITICAL SCIENCE
Conrrrned n j ~ hlnfnrming the
s l u d c n l of ~,ul>rludl
ulwrarluns a n d
with encouraging a rigorous study of
political behavior. .much
opportunity for discussion of current
issues . . .department handles law
boards for the University. . .Dr.
James Gathings. Department
Chairman. .International study
during junior year is encouraged
.new professors-Charles Langley
and 1ohn Peeler. ."And you voted
for Goldwater, Mr. Loder?" . .the
Washington semester at the
American University for a closer
view. . .National election years find
Bucknellians activated
.semester
at Drew-international workings via
the United Nations. . .Mr. Langley:
"I digress"
.John Marshall Law
Society-mingles politics and law
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hl>ki.rnc. M G r r t r . I i . l r ? l r l . 11 h l n r r ~ r o n .8. gold ma^^. 1 Cathlngr Ro\% 2 A. Zebroski. C Swrnson D. Aikenhcad. M. Wcxel-
baum. J Wiliett
IPS1 C l l l - l i a r
I < I)?Wuli S 1'rnr.ilh M l l l w n d c ~ ~ ~ M
n n H a I ~ h l s l o n .L 5111.11/1,11,1
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1 8 8 ~ ~ 1 1I .V , # n H u r n l l n w 2 S Lrsrnplotl. S Wi..ivrr. C Cox. S Long. A. hc1.1rni. M.
Nddlc~r. S Gerlrbr;tndl. Row 8 ' S M ~ C a n n ~ W.
l . Palmer. C. Magdkla. S P o r t n o y . S.
Dekurky. 1. Mhlls. R Mergen.
PSYCHOLOGY
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The science of behavior. . The why
behind the h o w . . .Dr. Jekyll
experiments on Psychology 100
"volunteers" . . . The Skinner box
. . . R. C. Teevan-Actine Chairman
. The Id, the Ego, and the Super
Ego. . .Theories contradicted by
theories which are in turn
contradicted by other theories. .
Freudian slips accompanied by
psychological hang-ups. . . In honor
of all those students who made that
long trek up the hill for Saturday
morning class . . . in memoriam of
those who didn't. . . Dr.
Rohrman-a new addition to the staff
. . . "The steel dorm" across Route
15 . . Little Albert and the white rat
. .Neurotics Anonymous. . . Fun
and games in the perception l a b . . .
"Ivan Pavlov forever". .
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PbYLllOLOCY FACULTY-U
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Hartley. N Kohiman. U Milnc, R . Wagner.
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RELIGION
The ultimate concerns of many men
. Tillich . . Freud . . . the illness
of civilization . . Marx and Engels
. . Camus. . . t h e absurd m a n . .
Honest to G a d . . .Norman 0. Brown
. . . thought provoking. . .conflicting
ideals. . . n e w ~ d e a s. . traditional
forms of faith. . .Luther. . . Ghandi
. . . the football game as a fertility
rite. . . ethics and the ethical man
. . .morality. .juxtaposition of the
finest thoughts of outstanding
theologians. . h o w to meet life
honestly . . .suicide. . .life after
death. . . t h e community of the
church. .symbols and signs of the
church today. . . do we believe in
myths?. . . seminars in Protestant.
Catholic, and Jewish schools of
thought. . . the situation of m a n . . .
h a w does it all fit together. . .what
do I believe??? . .
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ROTC
The ROTC department, an efficient officer-training course
commanded by Colonel Hayes. . . standards rise, discipline is
toughened. . . fewer fatalities occur during drill team practice
under the leadership of Major Rasmassen. . . t h e popularity of
the Guerrilla Tactics group lags. . . seniors try to remember
how much fun it was to march in the parades . . . Captain
Danchez elucidates his pragmatic philosophies. . . the Army
must wear socks. .watching those interesting movies during
common hour. . . the soit-shlne, or haw to use smav wax on
"our -ilng until 1i11.vr,; .
~nriwccionend dem'ertls
thr.
frr,hmrn find aul tvh,~kind of Inen !he Arms hutlds try lo
join the Coast Guard
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TarrrH, 13 l l . t l i ~ t (.,,I 11 1 I n ) r s . 11 Slrnlnxton R o n 9 M,>j G A u ~ o l Sst B Norkrll. Sgl
G. Harmulh. Spi i l Ht.oume
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Dr. Spielman. .head of a dynamic department. . I talk
funny and that's culture. . . t h e stickle-back fish differs from
the human because it doesn't have a mother-in-law
closed
and open languages. . . hunter-collector bands. .nomadic
rural-agrarian society. .
tribes. . . ethnological niches .
replaced by urbanization. . .institutions and bureaucracy
greater efficiency but more centralization of power.
immigration. . .cultural taboos. . . W h y don't Americans eat
cooked ants?. . . Is there a differentiation between religion
and maeic? . .South Americans stand closer toaether when
conversing than North Americans . . the sociology of the
bicycle. . .problems of population. . .anthropology and the
man in the complexities of community and society
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. culture as the product of man's struggle to survive .
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SOCIOLOGY
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SOCIOLOGY FACULTY-W
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Swlndlpr. R. Spielman, cbalrmcln. R Sbrlr\oorl, W M o r -
SPANISH
The Chairman of the
department. . .Mr. Edgarton
an active individual. .
grad. recs .
Fulhright
programs
travels
.still
finds time to be interested in
students. . .look at the
language through the culture
. . "Vamos" . . .Miss Chew
. another active person
. . . Committee for NanAcademic Affairs
concern with student
problems. .personable.
Mrs. Barnett. . .wonderful
. . . outside classes in the
spring. . . h a s trouble getting
here when it snows. . Miss
Gonzalez . . .adds interesting
tidbits to the literature at
hand from her vast stare of
knowledge.
"Verdad.
a Spanish
Verdad"
dinner with paella. . The
Spanish department. . .
many courses offered. . . f e w
available . .large classes
. . all afternoon . . . or
night. .Sigma Delta P i .
the Spanish honorary. .
presenting projects. . .
Spanish House. . .Hulley
. . Hola! Hablamos espanol
. . .sometimes. . .
converation hours . . .studies
of the literature and history
of Spain and Latin America
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Retrieving your tennis ball from the cemetery after a good
serve . .Going to Dunkle's. . . t o bawl. . .Trying to noat
in the pool at R:OO Saturday morning. . .Same of the finer
points of boxing. . Buss's soft voice floating through the fog
on field number o n e . . The pungent odor of gym suits
unwashed since the Year of the Great Blizzard
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how to putt with an eight-iron . . . A warmly remembered
experience.
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PHYS1I:AI RIILILA'IION iAC.111 TY-Row I W Yrnmenr. E. Biggs, S Blum. S ramieson, (. l i ~ y n o l r i r .K l..,tour lhir 2. F. ~ellcinck,R s h a ~
D. smith. c l-luntrcss. T.
Thompson, H peters.
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EDUCATION
Royal Canadian Air Force writes the
slimnastics curriculum. .learning
to be a lady in personal survey
. . .an active W.R.A.
. . .intercollegiate hockey program
. . .lots of intramurals-golf,
badmitton, swimming, softball,
tennis, basketball. .apretty and
graceful synchronettes squad
. . .expressive and talented Modern
Dance Club. . .Miss Bryan's camp
counselling course is unique . . .Golf
in the gym during rainy days can be
dangerous. . .Girls! Phys Ed is fun
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I'IIYSICAI. Elllii..VrlOV
L l l r . A. Burgnrr
1 hL.IrI.TY-M.
Peck, M Bryan, rl>nliinnn, N.
ACCOUNTING
So you want to be a Certified
or an
Public Accountant.
attorney at l a w . . o r the
only coed in a class of fifty
men??? . . .you never knew
how easy the 1040 wa+ did
you?. .coffee. . a n d
Popsicles. Inc.
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P . . Mr. Rice. . .Mr.
Mahon's tally of mistakes. . .
his mistakes. . .three more
and class is dismissed
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techniques snd theories.
big business transactions.
financial data . . .more
requirements than any other
major. .keeping a nice,
neat ledger.
Accounting,
Managerial Accounting.
developing a solid
background for the challenge
of big business.
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BUSlNESS FACULTY-8.
Singh. S. Miller, cbnllmon, N. ShiKier.
BUSINESS
A series of demanding courses
providing an excellent background in
business theories and techniques and
their a~oiications. . .the basic
p ~ t n r ~ p l of
e s \lan~g+.nl~,nt
et~d
\l.trkc,l ng lnupht hg Professor
S h ~ f f l ~ r taking man" mul~iple
choice tests
.focusing an the
"gray areas" and the "Shifty Factor"
. .lasing two million dollars a week
in the MARKSIM game
. . .managerial statistics as translated
by Professor Balwant Singh
. . .wondering where he buys those
turbans
.population samples
. . .Business policy and Anti-trust
taught by Professor Miller. . .wants
the students to "run with the ball"
.two hours of terror. . .but a
very worthwhile course. . .
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ECONOMICS FACULTY-Row 1: D. Horlachex. 1. Anderson. Raw 2 : W. cooper.
choirman; R Headley, deon.
ECONOMICS
A department filled with many
different courses . .Professor
Cooper is the man in charge
. . .expensive books . . .lots and lots
.Omicron Delta
of reading
Epsilon-the economists' honorary
. . .Dr. Horlacher's true and false
questions . .practice makes perfect
in those supply and demand curves
. . .you just can't miss Professor
Anderson's enthusiasm for his
subject. . .labar and management
. . .has many useful applications to
other fields . . .learning all about
money and banking. . .so that's
where all the tax money goes1
.a
wide selection of courses to choose
from . . .definitely affects thinking in
other courses. . .Thursday night
lectures by visiting economists
.you're just not educated unless
you've taken economics. . .Eco. 103104 forever!. . .
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Olrnn. 1 Pnrlrr. K Cole I. K l u ~ kI1 Prrk. R R L R
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CHEMICAL
ENGINEERING
Robert E. Slonaker . . .
Chairman. . .his crystals
. . .always a smile. . . keeps
the group going. . . subtle
humor. . .open h o u s e . . .
Minard. . . the bear. . .
cigar in cheek. . . "There it
is-right there!" . . .
overhead projector. . . Nuc
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. . . "Let's each take a point."
. . . squiggleld of squigggle]
. . .class average of 4 0 % . . .
and that was an easy exam
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. . . "fine and dandy". . .
"Well, fellows, any more
comments?". . .classic tie
clasp. . ."Whale of a lot"
. .got to finish this book
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board". . Op, and P. Chem
in one year!!! . two labs
this semester. . . o r maybe
the inevitable bad
three.
test in the mailbox.
I
think I wanted to be a
chemical engineer but then
there is always business.
but Chemical Engineering
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE O F CIiEMlCAL I . Y I , I N E E I < S
Row 1: G Orgouan. L Partrldse. R Pshsde. G M ~ n s r d .I
Pommrrsherm, ndvrsoi.: P Brorun, C. Gnldman. Ron, 2 L.
Rath, R. Fields. T. Heck. Row 3. R. Slonakor. H. Slms, D.
Turtle. 1. Denxler. W Guy, J. Kolkebeck. C Kowalsky, M
Msttcr, C. Sawyer. Row 1. R. Merly. R. Gardiner, G Wil-
I # . l m i I Kujola. 8. H u l m a n . D. M c K ~ n n a n .'l' Stlmullng
K 0 Connor. K. Bkll~ngs,W. Emmttt. trct~surer. Row ii D .
Stnll. K Chrlstman. T. Chase, 6. Bnnrer. A. Errckron,
w c r ~ l a r y .J Pctura, vlce p i e s ~ d e n l .R. Tollefsen, pres8clent:
R. G r e ~ n e R.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING
''To develop a broad understanding of engineering fundamentals and to
provide the best possible technical education in the profession of civil
engineering" . . . M. L. Sheridan-Department Chairman . . . Those neverendinglabs . . . The design, construction, and maintenance of public works
. .Dams, roads, bridges, tunnels . . . Pulline- all-niehters
. . T h e fiveyear program combining liberal arts and engineering. . Providing a
broad, liberal education background. . T h e American Society of Civil
Engineers. . .Innovations. .Shears, moments, stresses in beams.
trusses, and f r a m e s . . . In the public interest. . . Torsion. . T h e yearly
eneineerina ~. r o.i e c t sfor freshmen. . Lewisbureu bridee
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C.lu~~l
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G Luke. I1 Curl. U Soudrrs. L Beck R O R 2 ] Royer, D Wolf, R . McGlnnis. D. Brewer.
H Monelos. t W a k o i ~ y .Row 3 : 1. Snyder. I.Candelhaidt. R. Hentz. I.McGlnnes, L.
Moraytlr. K Prantz. B Phiillpa. P. G u ~ r y d a n . 1. Parre. A. Kuholskl, W. Meyer. H.
Vollmrr. D. Ladd, W. Lcimhach, D. Shendan.
MECHANICAL
ENGINEERING
Technical operations and the
application of engineering and other
scientific knowledge to the solution
of engineering problems .
increasing use of computers. .
nuclear power. . . instantaneous
force, motion, gravitational
acceleration. . . field trips and guest
speakers. . .Newton's first law, first
principle of dynamics, first law of
dedicatedprofessars .
motion.
Codor. . . A u s t i n . .Maxwell. .
Peterson . . .mechanical design.
oroblerns, tests. curves and erades
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Mechanical Engineers. . . A
constantly changing and improving
department. . incomprehensible
texts and lengthy reading
assignments which are seldom done
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and constant change.
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1: 1. Znlser, R Vandcrhoof. M ~ a i s c A.
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G.. ~ i n s c h l e r .Row 2 . 1. Marrden. R. Elcher. I Shearer. B.
Carbrey. G Bumbciger. P. Adam.. R o w 3 D. Walter.. K. Brown, K Stubenrauch, A .
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ROW 4: C. ~ o l i t o r .A . ~ b g h a n t .B. Wray. P. Welenetr, Q. Cory. S.
Reed.
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R o w 2 K. Pellle, il l l l n r r h . H Kavc. I<r r s l l n n . S. 'lr,lrp, L Colilrt'n, A.
Sprowlr. R Pnrfa, R Gordon Row 3 : K. Churm, B Wdk. M . Pail. Row 4 .
C Apnao. 6 . Groidano. 1. Parker. D.Wood, L Kob. D. Stuart, M. Steniel
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ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
Transmissions. . .Electronics. . . Circuits
. . .Electromagnetic fields . . . Network
synthesis. . . Switching theory. . .Controls
. .Dr. Young's "I think you'll like this"
before every exam . . Shooting the gap in
Machines l a b . .Happiness is a 20 on a
Bubel test. . . blown diodes in Electronics
lab . . . T h e Honermobile (with 2"/0
odometer correction]. . .here come the
trains and elephants . . "so what else does
Walker do?"
Knoll's chalk problem. .
Professor Rogers . . . "I claim". . . the
computer hates E.E.'s-checkstaps
constantly
. . . InMachines lab, "who wired their
power info my transformer?". . . Professor
Webb's inhnitesimsl calculations in his head
. .but he can't find anything in his office
. . . Senior E.E.'s girl-watching from the
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ENGINEERING HONORARY
TAU BETA PI-Row
1: D. Weller. L. Coldren. G. Brinrcr. M. Sarlsky. R.
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2 . A. ~ l l a n i n .D walters. R. M c G l n n ~ s .W. Douglar. I.
F l s ~ k m a n r: Wink1rr.L Beck. D. Sfoll.
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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS
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JOHN SHERMAN ABBOTT
Needham, Mass.
Bachelor of Science . . . Business Administration
MYRTlLLA ELEANOR ABBOTT Nanticoke, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . . .Mathematics
LYNNE AMANDA ACKART
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Bachelor of Arts.
. .Psychology
ARLENE LINDA ADAMS
Bachelor of Arts.
Psychology
Newark, Del.
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HOLLY CHRISTINE ADAMS
Bachelor of A r t s . . Geology
Rockville. Md.
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PETER THOMAS ADAMS
Glen Rock. N.J.
Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Science.
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WILLIAM ELMER ADAMS
Bachelor of Science .
Chemistry
Neptune, N.].
CONSTANCE RADCLIFFE ADLER
Bachelor of A r t s . .Psychology
Glenside, Pa.
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DAVID STEWART AIKENHEAD
Youngstown. Ohio
. Political Science
Bachelor of Arts
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ABDULLA G. AL-GHANIM
Al-Khabar. Saudi Arabia
Bachelor of Science. . . Mechanical Engineering
WARD REYNOLDS ANDERSON
Southport, Conn.
Bachelor of Arts
THEODORE FADUM ANDERSON
Suffield. Conn.
Bachelor of Arts
. . . Electrical Engineering
TAYLOR PUTNEY ANDREWS
Camp Hill, Pa.
Business Administration
Bachelar af Science
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ALICE ANNE BAHRMAN
Bachelor of Arts . . .Sociology
Arlington, Va.
STEPHEN ROSS B A I L E ~
Blology
Bachelor of Arts
Pittsburgh. Pa.
KENNETH ALBERT BAKER
Bachelar of Arts. . . A r t
Needham, Mass.
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PHILIP CLARKE BARIDON
Washington, D.C.
Sociology
Bachelor of Arts
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PATRICIA DORT BARKER
Port Washington, N.Y.
Bachelor of A r t s . .French
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MITCHELL JAY BARRER
Bachelor of Science. . .Biology
Reading. Pa.
CHRISTIANE PRICE BARTHOLOMEW
Lansdale, Pa.
Bachelor of Music. . . Music
JERRY LYNN BARTLEY
Milton. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Business Administration
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CHERYL LEE BARTON
Bachelor of Arts.
Art History
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Erie, Pa.
ROBERT RICHARD BARTUNEK
Beachwood, Ohio
Mathematics
Bachelor of Science
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EDWARAD JOSEPH BARVIR
Baltimore, Md.
Bachelor of Science. . Electrical Engineering
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CAROL LOUISE BATEMAN
McLean. Va.
Bachelor of Science . . Mathematics
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GEORGE C. BAUERSCHMIDT
Merrick, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. . Business Administration
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DAVID BRIGHT BECHTOLD Kennett Square, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Chemistry
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LARRY ROBERT BECK
Sunbury. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . . Civil Engineering
VIRGINIA PHELPS BECK
Bachelor of Science. .Education
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Trenton, N.J.
NOLAN BELLISARIO
Chester Springs, Pa.
Biology
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JANE MORAN BENNETT Rockville Centre. N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts
Sociology
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Lewisburg, Pa.
PAUL GEORGE BENSON
Mathematics
Bachelor of Science
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ALAN JOSEPH BILANIN
Garfield, N.J.
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CAROLYN AUDREY BIRCH
Bachelor af Arts . . French
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Baltimore, Md.
Philadelphia, Pa.
ROBERT ALAN BIRD
Bachelor of Science
Biology
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FREDERICK I. BISSELL
Grand Rapids, Mich.
WILLIAM ALLAN BITTINGER
Hanover. Pa.
Bachelor of Arts
Political Science
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LINDA RUTH BLYTHE
Bachelor of Arts. . . Hlstory
Bay Village. Ohio
CHARLES GEORGE BOAN
Somerdale, N.1.
Bachelor of Science. . Chemistry
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IERRY BOORSTEIN
Cheery Hill, N.1.
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.Biology
WILLIAM DOUGLAS BOSWELL, IR.
Harrisburg, Pa.
Chemistry
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ROBERT NORMAN BOUCHER, JR.
Bachelor of Arts . . . Political Science
DOUGLAS CRAIG BOWMAN
Bachelor of A r t s . . . Sociology
Paoli. Pa.
Washington, Pa.
MARSHA JOYCE BOWMAN
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ALAN THOMAS BOYD
Bachelor of Science . .Biology
Pennsville. N.J.
BRUCE NEIL BOYER
Bachelor of Arts. . .Philosophy
Lebanon. Pa.
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GEORGE FRANCIS BRAMMER, IR.
Trenton. N.J.
Bachelor of A r t s .
. .Classics
DALE LYNNE BRANDRIFF
Bachelor of Arts . . English
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Pennsville, N.1.
Chapel Hill, N.C.
PETER REYNOLDS BREAM
Bachelor of Science. . Bialogy-Mathematics
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NATALIE ANN BRINDELL
Bachelor of Arts. .Religion
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Stamford. Conn.
GEORGE BARRY BRINSER Elizabethtown, Pa.
Chemical Engineering
Bachelor of Sclence
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PETER RAYMOND BRIZARD Chappaqua, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science . . .Business Administration
RUSSELL ALBERT BRODEUR
Cape Elizabeth, Me.
Accounting
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KEITH EDMUND BROWN Shaker Heights, Ohio
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MARIORIE LOTS BROWN
Bschelar of Arts
Reading, Mass.
RUSSELL WESLEY BROWN
Bachelor of Science. . Biology
Rochester, N.Y.
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Darien, Conn.
ROBERT FRANCIS BRUSH
Bachelor af A r t s . . . History
CHARLES EDWARD BULLOCK
Mechanicsburg, Pa.
. Political Science
Bachelor of Arts
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PATRICIA DEAN BURKE
Shawnee Mission. Kansas
Bachelor of A r t s . .Biology
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JUDITH CATHARINE BUSTARD
Bachelor of Arts . . .Mathematics
CRAIG CHARLES BUTLER
Bachelor of Arts
. Religion
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FRANCIS T. BUTTS, JR.
Bachelar of Arts
Chatham, N.1
Tanawanda, N.Y.
Towaco, N.J.
FREDRIC BARTLETT BYRNES Milford, Conn.
JANET ANNE CAMPBELL Valley Stream, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. .Biology
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Mt. Penn. Pa.
ROGER DENNIS CAMPBELL
BRUCE DOUGLAS CARBREY Colt's Neck, N.I.
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ROBERTA LUCILLE CARRAINE
Garden City, N.Y.
Bachelar of Science . . . Biology
CHARLES BENNER CARROLL
. English
Bachelor of Arts
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Coatesville, Pa.
SUES ANN CASSIDY
Corning, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. . .Mathematics
BARBARA JEAN CASTAGNERO
East McKeesport, Pa.
Mathematics
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Somerville, N.J.
RICHARD BRUCE CAWLEY
Sharon, Pa.
RONALD ALLAN CHADDERTON
Baclielor of Science
Civil Engineering
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THOMAS ROBERT CHAPMAN Weedsport, N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts. .Economics
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ALLAN TIMOTHY CHASE
N. Warren, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . . Chemical Engineering
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SERGIE ANN CHRISTIANSON
Bachelar of A r t s . . Psychology
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Rumson, N.J.
ROGER CLAYTON CHRISTMAN Sykesville, Md.
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RUSSELL MALCOLM CHRISTMAN
Lansdowne, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts . . .English
RICHARD TRENTON CLAFFEE
Cinnamioson. N.J.
. .English
JOHN MARSDEN CLARENDON
Greenwich, Cann.
Bachelar of Arts
.English
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JANET INEZ CLARK
Bachelor of Arts. . .Psychology
Merrick, N.Y.
BARBARA LYNN CLARKE
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bachelor of A r t s . .Mathematics
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CAROLYN LOUISE CLARKE
Chatham, N.J.
ANDREW W. CLELAND, IV
Biology
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McLean. Va.
RICHARD EDWARD CLOUSER Glen Rack, Pa.
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LARRY ALLEN COLDREN
Mifflintown, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts
.Physics
Bachelor of Science. . . Electrical Engineering
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ROGER TAYLOR COLE
Bachelor of Arts
New Canaan, Conn.
EDWARD WILLIAM COLLINS
Troy. N.Y.
. Business Administration
Bachelor of Science
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BARBARA NADINE CONN
Kensington, Md.
Bachelor of Science. . . Chemistry
FRED C. CONSTANTINE
Jeannette, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . .Business Administration
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KENNETH GARY COPANS
Newburgh, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science . . . Accounting
Drexel Hill, Pa.
WAYNE STOLLARD COPES
QUENTIN RECKIE CORRIE
Middletown, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . . . Mechanical Engineering
CYNTHIA JANE COX
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Psychology
McLean, Va.
JAMES HARRISON COYNE
Glen Rock, N.J.
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JEFFREY HOLMES CRAMER
Harrisburg, Pa.
Ocean City, N.J.
JOHN C. CRANSTON. 111
BARBARA ANN CROCKETT
New Cumherland, Pa.
Bschelor of Science .
Mathematics
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BRENDA MARY CROUTHAMEL
.Mathematics
Bachelor of Arts
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Hilltown, Pa.
JEAN ANNE CULVERWELL
Bachelor of Arts
. . .English
Sen Francisco, Calif.
BARBARA COLE DANGMAN
Bachelor of Science
. . . Biology
Staten Island, N.Y.
ALAN RUSSELL DAVIS
Wynnewood. Pa.
ANN LOUISA DAVIS
Washington, D.C.
Elementary Education
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MARY BOSTRUM DAVIS
Bachelor of Arts.
French
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Southington, Conn.
RICHARD KENNETH DAVIS Canandaigua. N.Y.
ROBERT JAY DAVIS
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Economics
Endwell, N.Y.
ROBERT MARTIN DEBOER
Wayne, N.J.
.Political Science
Bachelor of Arts
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STEVEN TRENT DEKOSKY
Bachelor of Arts . . .Psychology
Camden, N.J.
CAROL JUNE DEPOlX
Bachelor of Arts . . Sociology
Arlington, Va.
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CAROL JEAN DEWOLF
Bachelor of Arts . . . Psychology
Erie, Pa.
DAVID ALAN DEYSHER
Bachelor of Science . . . Biology
Bethlehem, Pa.
WILLIAM JOHN DODDS. JR.
Westfield, N.1.
Bachelor of Science . Accounting
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THOMAS WINFIELD DOEBBER Jackson, Mich.
DEBORAH McVEY DRESSER
Bachelor of Arts. .Mathematics
Markham, Ill.
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JACK LEWIS DUFF
Freeport, Pa.
. . Business Administration
HELEN MURRAY DUFTON
Clearfield, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . .Accounting
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DEBORAH DUTTON
Bachelor of Arts. . English
Cleveland. Ohio
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WILLIAM N. EARNSHAW
Bachelor of Arts
ARTHUR GEORGE EBER
Bachelor of Arts
Dimock, Pa.
Williamsville. N.Y.
Yardley, Pa.
BETTE JEAN ECK
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Economics
SUSAN EIFERT
Bachelor of Arts.
. .Mathematics
SUSAN EITEL
Smithtown, N.Y.
Glen Rock. N.1.
. . Mathematics
NANCY AMELIA ELENBERGER
Long Branch, N.1.
Bachelar of Science. . .Elementary Education
DOROTHY ELIZABETH ELLIOT
Rahway, N.J.
Bachelor of Arts. . . Political Science
HARRY WILSON ELLIOTT
Arlington. Va.
Bachelor of Science. . .Accounting
Ridgewood, N.J.
ALAN CLYDE ERlCKSON
Bachelor of Arts.
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CAROL SUE EVANS
Mifflinburg, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Elementary Education
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SANDRA JEAN EVANS
Ridley Park, Pa.
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DANIEL MATTERN EVEN
.Religion
Bachelor of Arts
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Dawningtown, Pa.
EDWARD KEITH FAGAN Pompton Lakes. N.].
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Chemical Engineering
ANTHONY JOHN FALCONE, JR.
Silver Creek. N.Y.
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Bachelor of Science
MICHAEL GEORGE FALLON
E. Aurora, N.Y.
Bachelor o f Science . . Business Administration
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THOMAS STEPHEN FALLON
Baltimore, Md.
Bachelor of Science
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JUAN CARLOS FARRE
Ssn Rafael, Argentina
Master of Science
Bachelor af Science . . Civil Engineering
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JOSEPH JAMES FELCONE
Trenton, N.J.
Bachelor of Arts. . Political Science
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BARBARA ANN FELDMAN Valley Stream, N.Y.
KATHLEEN SERENDA FENTON
Bachelor of Arts . . .Latin
NANCY HOPKINS FENTON
Bachelor of Arts. .English
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Brunswick, Maine
JANET ELIZABETH FERGUSON
.English
Bachelor of Arts
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JAMES LEROY FIEDLER
Bachelor of Arts. . .History
Millville, N.J.
Lansdale, Pa.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
JEFFREY DEAN FINCUN
Cleveland. Ohio
Bachelor of Science . . Business Administration
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JANET FINLEY
Bachelor of Arts
Summit. N.J.
HERBERT T. FlTCH, I1
Penn Yan. N.Y.
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RUSSELL LEE FLEURY
Silver Spring. Md.
Bachelor of Science. . Secondary Education
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MICHAEL ALAN FORMAN
Sands Point, N.Y.
. Mathematics
Bachelar of Science
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SUSAN FOSTER
Bachelor of Science
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Eastan. Pa.
RICHARD ALAN FRICK
Yardley. Pa.
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IANET MARIEL FUOSS
Atlanta, Ga.
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Merrick. N.Y.
ANDREW GANSBERG
Bachelor of Arts
SUSAN ELIZABETH GARABRANT
. .Psychology
Baonton, N.J.
LESLIE JANE GEER
Cresco, Pa.
Bachelor of Music
Music Education
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PAUL MAITLAND GEIER University Park, Md.
Bachelor of Arts
KAREN LOUISE GEORGE
Bachelar of Arts . . .History
Binghamton, N.Y.
LINDA ANN GERTZ
Bridgeville, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . . Mathematics
MARC GEORGE GERTZ
White Plains, N.Y.
Bachelor of A r t s . .Political Science
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RICHARD IOSEPH GETRICH
Bachelor of Arts
Mt. Carmel. Pa.
THOMAS PATRICK GETTY
Chemistry
Bachelor of Arts.
New Castle, Pa.
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JOHN GIATROPOULOS
Bachelor of Arts
THOMAS JESSE GIBSON
Woodbridge. N.,.
Bridgeville, Pa.
SUSAN ELAINE GILBERT Sinking Spring, Pa.
Music
Bachelor of Music
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LINDA DIANE GILMORE
Bachelor of Arts
Allentown. Pa.
Horsham. Pa.
ROBERT IOSEPH GIORDANO
Bachelor of Science . . . Electrical Engineering
ROBERT VICTOR GIPSON Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . . Biology
KAY ANN GLAZIER
Phillipshurg. N.J.
Bachelor of Science. . .Chemistry
MARCIA CARY GLENDENING
. .Biology
Moorestown, N.1.
DAVID REECE GOFF
Lewishurg, Pa.
Bachelor of A r t s . . . Civil Engineering
BRUCE HARVEY GOLDMAN
Rochester, N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts . . .Political Science
JANE E. GOLDSMITH
Caribou, Maine
Bachelor of Science. . .Elementary Education
LINDA JOAN GOODWIN Woodland Hills. Calif.
Bachelor of A r t s . . . Sociology
ALVES GRAY
Silver Spring, Md.
Education
. .Elementary
BARBARA GRAY
Bachelor of Arts . . Hlstory
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Wyckoff, N.J.
ROBERT LESLIE GRAY
Rochester, N.Y.
WILLIAM RALPH GRAY. IR. Gaithersburg, Md.
B a ~ h ~ l of
o r Arts . .English
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RICHARD K. GREENE
Upper Mantclair. N.1.
Bachelor of Science. . Chemical Engineering
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SUZANNE WOODROW GRlFFlTHS
Lansdowne, Pa.
MILTON ROBERT GRINBERG
Pittshurgh. Pa.
Bachelor of Sclence . . Mathematics
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TIMOTHY BROWN HACKMAN Timanium, Md.
Union, N.J.
PATRICIA IEAN HADDON
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PRESTON H. HADLEY, 111
Westfield, N.J.
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Political Science
ROGER HOWARD HAMSTRA
Bachelor of Arts . . .Philosophy
Babylon, N.Y.
ELIZABETH FAY HANEY
Milford, N.J.
ALAN GEORGE HANSEN
Winchester. Mass.
Bachelor of Science. . .Business Adminlstratlon
SARAH FRANCES HARBISON
Naples, N.Y.
GREGORY RANDALL HARPER Rochester, N.Y.
Biology
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HUGH JACKSON HARWELL
. .Biology
MARY ANNE HASSRICK
Bachelor of A r t s . .French
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JEFFREY RENKER HEATLEY
Bachelor of Arts . . . English
EMILY C. HEINTZBERGER
New Canaan, Conn.
King of Prussia. Pa.
Smithtown, N.Y.
Rasemont, Pa.
CYNTHIA ANN HELGREN
Westfield, N.1.
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BARBARA ANNE HELMCKE
Oceanside, N.Y.
Bachelor of A r t s . . . Political Science
GREGORY DEAN HELSEL
Morristown. N.J.
Bachelor af Science . . . Business Administration
PETER EVANS HENDER
Moorestown, N.J.
Bachelor of Arts . .Political Science
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Murray Hill, N.I.
JEAN ANN HENDERSON
Bachelor of Arts . . Chemistry
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EDWIN MASON HENDRICKSON, JR.
Lewisburg. Pa.
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Geology
IANE C. HENNINGSEN
Takoma Park, Md.
Bachelor of Science. .Mathematics
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FREDERICK WILLIAM HERTRICH, 111
Seafard, Del.
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PETER COOPER HlCHBORN Winchester, Mass.
Bachelor of Science. . . Business Administration
ANDREW HICKENLOOPER
Cincinnati. Ohio
Bachelor of Science. . .Business Administration
THOMAS STEVENS HlLER
Rackaway, N.J.
. Political Science
Bachelor of Arts
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ISABEL BRAY HILL
English
Bachelor of Arts
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Hatbora. Pa.
ROBERT MAX HIPPENSTIEL
Orangeville, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . .Civil Engineering
Millville, N.J.
GEOFFREY WILLIAM HOBIN
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EDWARD KISTLER HOFFMAN, JR. Elmira, N.Y.
HOWARD LARRY HOLDEN
Jenkintown, Pa.
DOROTHY SUSAN HORNBERGER
Mount Carmel, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts . . Art
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RICHARD FRANK HUDSON
Bachelor of A r t s . .Philosophy
.
Baltimore, Md.
JOSEPH FRANCIS HUMENIK Hokendauqua. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . Chemistry
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JAMES CLARK HUMPHREY
Darien. Conn.
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LYNNE HUNTSBERGER
Bachelor of Arts . . . German
JAMES LEE lSAACS
Bachelor af Science.
Centerville. Del.
Rydal. Pa.
Weston, Conn.
LINDA LOUISE JACKSON
Bachelor of Arts . . Mathematics
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JUDITH ANN JACOBSON
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bachelor of Science . .Mathematics
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NANCY POLLARD JOHNSON West Orange. N.J.
Bachelor of A r t s . . . English
RONALD ERFORD JOHNSON
Erie, Pa.
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JAMES RICHARD JONES
Punxsutawney, Pa.
Bachelor of Music. . . Music Education
MARY ELAINE JONES
Bradford, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . . Elementary Education
ROBERT LLOYD KAGAN
Bachelor of Arts. . . Philosophy
Flushing, N.Y.
RICHARD PAUL KAUFMAN
Egg Harbor City, N.I.
Bachelor of Science
.Accounting
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RICHARD IOHN KAYSER
Buffalo, N.Y.
Accounting
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THOMAS ALAN KEEVIL
Eatontown, N.J.
Bachelor of Science . . Chemistry
Master of Science . . . Chem~stry
.
Berwick, Pa.
JOHN SCOTT KELCHNER
Bialagy
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BRUCE TALBOT KENNEDY
Summit. N.J.
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JOHN PAUL KEPPLE
Greensburg, Pa.
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JUDITH ANN KERR
Bachelor of Arts . . . Chemistry
Pittsburgh, Pa.
FREDERICK ROGERS KETCHAM, IR.
Halesite, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. . . Business Administration
Basking Ridge, N.1.
CAROL SUE KILLIAN
Bachelor of Arts . .History
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PAUL INGOLF KINDEM
Bachelor of Arts. . . English
HENRY A. KLAIBER
Bachelor of Arts.
Chemistry
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Wauwatosa, Wis.
Camp Hill, Pa.
Avon, Conn.
ROBERT P. KLAPPRODT
Bachelor of Arts
RICHARD CHARLES KLEPPER
Sherwood Forest, Md.
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JAMES ALFRED KLINE
Bachelor of Science
West Chester. Pa.
JAMES WALTON KLINGER
Economics
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Newton, Pa.
MARK HERBERT KOLMAN
Bachelor of A r t s . . History
Baltimore, Md.
RICHARD NEAL KOPLIK
Bachelor of Arts . .English
New York, N.Y.
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ROBERT B. KOTZ
Bachelor of Science
Yardley, Pa.
. . . Electrical Engineering
JEFFREY ALAN KRAUT
Englewaod. N.J.
Bachelar of A r t s . . . Psychology
LINDA MARIE KRIVANEK
Bachelor of Arts . . History
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West Nyack, N.Y.
ELIZABETH HOOK KROH
Lineboro. Md.
Bachelor of Science. . .Secondary Education
LOREN HENRY KROH
Bachelor of Arts . . . Economics
Glen Rack, Pa.
Erie. Pa.
ARTHUR MICHAEL KUHOLSKI
. Civil Engineering
Bachelor of Science
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Sunbury. Pa.
DAVID STEPHEN LADD
Bachelor of Science . . . Civil Engineering
JAMES RICHARD LANDUA
Bachelor of Science
McLean. Va.
JAMES MARK LANKFORD Lafayette Hill, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
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BARBARA JEAN LARSEN
ROBERT CHARLES LAUER
Bachelor a f Science
Great Neck, N.Y.
Madison, N.J.
Roseland. N.J.
LINDA ELLEN LAWRENCE
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CHARLES DAVID LEACH
Bachelor of Arts. . . Art
Bronxville, N.Y.
MARTHA ELLEN LEE
Cheshire, Conn.
Bachelor of Smence
.Elementary Education
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LINDA LOUISE LEH
Reading. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . Elementary Education
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WILLIAM FRANCIS LEIMBACH Alexandria, Va.
Bachelor of Science. . . Civil Engineering
THEODORE DAWSON LESKO
Bachelor of Arts. . . Economics
Abington, Pa.
JOHN PAUL LETTEER
Lewisburg. Pa.
Bachelor of Music. . .Music Education
MICHAEL REMER LEWIS
.History
Bachelor of Arts
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Rochester, N.Y.
GERALD MICHAEL LICHEN
Boston. Mass.
BARBARA ANN LlLLY
Bachelor of Arts. . . English
Phillipsburg. N.J.
ELLIOT AARON LIPSTOCK
Bachelor of Science
Jericho, N.Y.
BARBARA SUSAN LONG
Bachelor of Arts. .Psychology
Newark, Del.
PATRICK DALE LONG
Bachelor of Science. . .Physics
Apollo, Pa.
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PETER REED LOSACANO
Bachelor of Arts
Greenville, Pa.
GREGORY LLOYD LUKE
Barrington, 111.
DOUGLAS CAMERON MACAULEY
New York, N.Y.
SANDRA INGALLS MACAULEY
Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.
. . Mathematics
Bachelor of Arts
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ALFRED NEAL MACK
Tray, Pa.
PAUL MACZUZAK
Bachelor of Science
Ellsworth, Pa.
. . .Business Administration
JEFFREY ALAN MAHLE
ROBERT CLARKE MAINES
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Philosophy
LORRAINE TERESA MAIRE
ALAN 1. MALITZ
. . Biology
Glenside. Pa.
Somerville, N.1.
Riverton, N.J.
Scarsdale. N.Y.
PATRICIA WHITE MARDER
Stamford, Conn.
Bachelor of Science. . .Secondary Education
LENORE ALIDA MARIAN1
Groton, Conn.
BRIAN JAMES MARSH
Oakland, N.J.
WILLIAM LAVERNE MARSH
Bachelor of Arts . . . Chemistry
Bethesda, Md.
SANDRA LYNN MASON
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
. .Mathematics
Greenville, Pa.
SCOTT OWEN MATHIESON
Secondary Education
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PETER DOUGLAS MATTHY
Bachelor of Arts
Baldwin, N.Y.
BARBARA ANN MATTICK
Upper Mantclair. N.J.
. . .Mathematics
Bachelor of Arts
ANTHONY MATULEWICZ
Bachelor of Arts
Mt. Carmel. Pa.
RICHARD LEE MAURO
West Orange. N.J.
Princeton, N.J.
ROY WILSON McCLOSKEY
Bachelor of Science. . . Chemistry Engineering
JOHN LESLIE McCLURE
Wellsville. N.Y.
JANET M. McCONNAUGHEY
Bachelor of Science
Pittsburgh, Pa.
STEPHEN CLARK McCONNELL
. .Psychology
Waynesboro. Pa.
DAVID LEWIS McCORKLE
Cleveland Heights. Ohio
Bachelor of Science
ALAN BURGESS McCRACKEN
Bachelor of Arts
LESLIE ANN McDOUGALL
Wantagh. N.Y.
CATHERINE ALICE McGEEHAN
West Hazleton. Pa.
. . Psychology
Bachelor of Arts.
RICHARD GEORGE McGlNNIS
Be1 Air. Md.
MARY IANE McGOLDRlCK
English
Bachelor of Arts
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Levittown, Pa.
NANCY WATERS McGOURY Severna Park. Md.
Bachelor of Arts . . . History
RALPH EDWARD McMILLAN
Pittsburgh, Pa.
GERALD MEHNER
Bachelor of Science
Boontan. N.J.
. . . Business Administration
WILLIAM CHARLES MEYER
West Norwalk, Conn.
Bachelor of Science. . Civil Engineering
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Glen Rock, N.J.
SUSAN ANGELA MEYERS
Mathematics
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JAMES CHRISTOPHER MEYN
Bachelor of Arts
Lewisburg, Pa.
HARRY JAMES MICHAELS
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . . . Chemical Engineering
CONRAD MICHIELSON, 111
Smethport, Pa.
NICHOLAS JOSEPH MIKESIC
Johnstown, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts . .Political Science
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KATHRYN BURCH MILLER
London. England
ROBERT LEE MILLER
York, Pa.
SANDRA GERTRUDE MILLS
LOUIS RICHARD MILNER
Bachelor of Arts
Johnstown, Pa.
Wayne. Pa.
CHARLES DANIEL MOLTOR
Leetsdal. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . .Mechanical Engineering
GEORGE IAMES MORGAN, JR.
Scranton, Pa.
ALBERT MORRISON. 111
Leola, Pa.
RICHARD JOHN MORRISON
Bachelor of Arts . English
. .
Brockport, N.Y.
Bethesda, Md.
ROBERT W. MORRISON, JR.
Electrical Engineering
Bachelor of Science
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SARA LOUISE MORTON
Bachelor of Arts. . . History
Wayne, Pa.
JOHN CHRISTIAN MOSER
Bachelor of Arts. . . Chemistry
Spring City, Pa.
CHRISTINA LEE MOYER
West Chester. Pa.
Biology
Bachelar of Science.
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RONALD RICHARD MOYER
Pattstawn. Pa.
FERN DIANE MURRAY
Bachelor of Arts. . .English
Elyria. Ohio
Paoli, Pa.
MARY LOUISE NADLER
Bachelor of Arts . . Psychology
ROBERT ALAN NARAGON
Hawthorne, N.Y.
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Psychology
SUSAN IAYNE NAYLOR
Bachelor of Arts. . . Spanish
Belle Vernon, Pa.
LEMUEL KIRK NEWCOMB
Port Norris. N.J.
DOROTHY SUSAN NIELSEN Wilmington. Del.
Bachelar of Science . . .Mathematics
SCOTI' CROMWELL NOBLE
Rochester, N.Y.
Bachelar of Science. . Business Administration
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MARILYN JEANNE OLSON
Chappaqua, N.Y.
Bachelor of A r t s . .Economics
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MARILYN LOUISE O'NEILL
High Bridge, N.J.
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Mathematics
DENNlSON EDWARD OSBORNE
Middletown, N.J.
Bachelar of Arts . . .Political Science
WILLIAM IAMES OVERDORFF
Johnstawn, Pa.
Bachelar of Science. . . Business Administration
HARRY EDWARD OWENS. 111
Bachelar of A r t s . . .Economics
Bromall. Pa.
THOMAS MICHAEL PAFF
Daylestown. Pa.
RICHARD BRIAN PALMER
Rydal. Pa.
GREGORY P. PAPADOPOULOS Athens, Greece
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JAMES HEBER PARKER, I11
Wyomissing, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts. . . Electrical Engineering
ANNE HEPBURN PARSONS Williamsport. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Secondary Education
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GAIL SUSAN PASSAN
Kingston, Pa.
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Palatine, Ill.
JENNIFER JANE PAYNE
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LOIS CLAIRE PECK
Bachelor of Music
Bethesda. Md.
NANCY LOUISE PEDERSEN
English
Bachelor of Arts
Rye, N.Y.
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SUSAN MICHELE PENECALE
Bachelor of Arts. .History
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Blue Bell, Pa.
RONALD JOHN PETERSEN
Oceanside, N.Y.
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RICHARD WILLIS PETRIE
Caraopolis, Pa.
.Electrical Engineering, Math.
Bachelor of Arts
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JOHN CHUTE PETURA
New Canaan, Conn.
Bachelor of Science. . . Chemical Engineering
ALISON SUE PHILLIPS Huntington Station, N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts . . Sociology
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FREDERICK JACKSON PHILLIPS Findlay, Ohio
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NOEL ANN PICK
JUDITH ANN PITTS
Bachelor of Science
Little Silver, N.J.
Morris Plains. N.J.
. . . Elementary Education
STEPHEN GARRETT POLLOCK
Downingtown. Pa.
Bachelor of Arts
ELLA MAY PORTER
JUDSON CRANDALL PORTER
Bachelor of Arts. .Economics
.
LOUISE ALICE POWELL
Sociology
Bachelor of Arts
...
Audubon, Pa.
Rochester, N.Y.
JEFFREY DONALD POWERS
Bachelor of Arts
Huntington, N.Y.
PHYLLIS ANGELA POZNIK
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Secondary Education
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THOMAS KENT PRESTON
Bachelor of Arts
. Chemistry
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Pennington, N.].
BETH ALAINE PRICE
Shickshinny, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
Chemistry
...
LAWRENCE HARWOOD PRIDDY
Baltimore, Md.
. . Mathematics
RICHARD CLAYTON PRITSKY
Bachelor of Arts.
. .Philosophy
Lincoln Park, N.J.
CHARLES MICHAEL RATCLIFF Camp Hill. Pa.
Bachelor of Science
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Naugatuck. Conn.
CHARLES ALLAN REEVE
Bachelar of Science.
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GORDON A. REHNBORG, JR.
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Export, Pa.
WILLIAM MARKLEY REINHART Madison, N.J.
Bachelor of Arts
Political Science
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DALE PAGE REMINGTON
Moorestawn, N.J.
Mathematics
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DAVID ALLEN RENKEN
Nanuet, N.Y.
Bachelor af Science
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PATRICIA ROSALIE RENSHAW Baltimore. Md.
Secondary Education
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Lewisburg, Pa.
PAUL FISHER RHETTS
Bachelor of Arts. . . English-Drama
JACK DENNIS RICHARD
East Greenville, Pa.
ELEANOR I. RICHARDS
Bachelor of Arts
Wyckoff, N.1.
ALAN HAINES RICHARDSON
Bachelor of Arts
Philosophy
Fillmore, N.Y.
PAUL FREDERICK RICHIN
Lancaster, Pa.
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JOHN ROBERT RlFKIN
Great Neck, N.Y.
ROGER RHYS RINCKENBERGER
Devan, Pa.
GORDON LEE RINSCHLER
Glen Cove. N.Y.
Bachelar of Science. . . Mechanical Engineering
JUDITH STEWART ROBERTS
Bethesda, Md.
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MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTS Moorestown, N.J.
Bachelor of Arts . . Psychology
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RICHARD PHILLIP ROBERTS
Chambersburg, Pa.
Bachelar of Arts
WILLIAM GRAHAM ROBEY. JR.
Silver Spring, Md.
Mathematics
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Short Hills, N.1.
HARRY JOHN ROBINSON, JR.
Bachelar of Science. . Biology
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MICHAEL CURRAN ROBINSON
Bachelor af Science
Mifflintown, Pa.
. . . Biology
GEORGE HARLAN ROENNING Wyalusing, Pa
Bachelor of Science
Chemistry
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Hockessin, Del.
JOHN DEWITT ROGERS I11
Bachelor of Arts
Danbury, Gonn.
NATHANIEL 1. ROGERS
RANDOLPH CHARLES ROGGE
Tenafly, N.j.
Bachelar of Science . . . Business Administration
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Lewisburg, Pa.
HOLLIS T. ROSS. JR.
Bachelor of Arts .
Mathematics
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Fayetteviile, N.Y.
THOMAS SAVAGE ROSS
Bachelor of Science
.Business Administration
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ROBERT WILLIAM ROVEGNO
Bridgeport, Cann.
Bachelar of Science
. . . Business Administratian
JAY ELWOOD ROWE. jR.
Bachelor of Science . . . Chemistry
RICHARD BURKE ROWLAND
Bachelor of Arts
Milton, Pa.
Rahway, N.J.
JAMES ROSS ROYER
Summit, N.J.
Bachelor of Science. . . CivilEngineering
SUSAN MITCHELL ROYER
Bachelor of Arts
Cherry Hill. N.1.
DOROTHY MACKENZIE RUEF
Bachelor of Arts
Clark, N.J.
JEFFREY DALE RUPPRECHT
Windsor, Pa.
Bachelar of Science. . Electrical Engineering
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RICHARD PETER RYDER
West Islip, N.Y.
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JOHN EUGENE SABO
Bachelor of Science
. Education
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Donora, Pa.
CHARLES MICHAEL SACAVAGE
Mount Carmel, Pa.
Bachelor of Arts . .History
.
HAROLD C. SALEFSKI, JR.
Tonawanda, N.Y.
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MICHAEL GABRIEL SARISKY
Mount Carmel, Pa.
. .Electrical Engineering
JAMES ALBERT SCHAEFER
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . .Electrical Engineering
LYNN GRACE SCHAEFER
Baldwin, N.Y.
Secondary Education
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GARY JAY SCHIFF
Bachelor of Sclence
Sinking Spring. Pa.
HENRY WILKENS SCHMIDT. JR. Lockport, N.Y.
Bachelar of Science . . Business Administration
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JOHN CARL SCHMIDT, JR.
Glenside. Pa.
JAMES PAUL SCHUESSLER
Biology
Bachelor of Science
Norwich. N.Y.
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ROBERT IAY SCHWARTZ, JR. Great Neck, N.Y.
Bachelar of Science. . . Mathematics
DONALD RAY SCOTT
Port Washington. N.Y.
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HARRY THOMAS SEARCH
York, Pa.
THOMAS JEFFREY SEESE East Stroudshurg. Pa.
Bachelor of Science
Biology
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DAVID BENNETTS SERLIN Pleasantville. N.Y.
Bachelor of Science . .Biology
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KATHRYN MAXINE SETZKE Ellicott City, Md.
Bachelor of Science. . . Mathematics
TAMES F. SHEARER
Pittsburgh, Pa.
. . Mechanical Engineering
PATRICIA L. SHEARER
Philippi, W. Va.
Bachelor of Science. . Secondary Education
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JAMES PHILIP SHEESLEY
DuBois, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
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RICHARD HERMAN SHEIBLEY
Shermans Dale, Pa.
. . Chemistry
Bachelor of Science
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RICHARD ALLAN SHEPHERD
Takoma Park, Md.
Bachelor of Arts
MARILEE CARVER SHEPLER
Towson, Md.
Bachelor of Science. . .Biology, Chemistry
VALERIE IOAN SHEPPARD
Wayne, N.J.
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BONNIE JEANNE SHIHADEH
Bachelor of A r t s . . .Mathematics
Villanova. Pa.
Westport, Cann.
JONATHAN H. SHOUP
Bachelor of A r t s . .History
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WILLIAM LINVILLE SHUMAN, IR.
Bloomshurg, Pa.
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Towson, Md.
TAMAR P. SILVERNAIL
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ALLAN IAY SIMMS
Franklin Square, N.Y.
JANET CLAIRE SIMMS
ROSALEE SIMON
Bachelor of Science
Ocean City, N.J.
Staten Island, N.Y.
. . . Biology
MARY P. SLAVINSKY
Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
Secondary Education
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BRUCE FRANCIS SMITH
Philadelphia, Pa.
]AMES EARL SMITH
Morrisville, Pa.
Bachelor of Science . .Business Administration
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MARGARET J. SMITH
Bachelor of Science
Biology
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Broomall, Pa.
ROBERT WILSON SMITH
Warsaw, N.Y.
PETER JEFFREY SOMMER
Dayton, Ohio
Secondary Education
Bachelor of Sclence
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DAVID C. SOUDERS
Lewisburg, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Chemical Engineering
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THOMAS WILLIAM SPENCER
Bachelor of Arts. . Economics
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Coraopolis, Pa.
York, Pa.
JEFFREY LEE SPOTZ
Bachelor of Arts
WILLIAM ALFRED SPROWLS
New Kensington. Pa.
Bachelor of Science
. Electrical Engineering
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LESLIE HOWARD SRIBNICK
Bachelor of Science
Baldwin, N.Y.
Shillington, Pa.
BARBARA ANNE STANTON
Bachelor of Science . . Elementary Education
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VERNON EUGENE STEELE
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jACK MICHAEL STEIN
Bachelor of Arts
Indiana, Pa.
Merrick. N.Y.
DOROTHY GAY STELZENMULLER
Annandale. Va.
. Secondary Education
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ROBERT ANDREW STEUERNAGEL
River Edge, N.J.
JOHN BERGEN STEVENS, 111 Wyomissing, Pa.
DAVID ROBERT STOLL
Salon, Ohio
Bachelor of Science. . . Chemical Engineering
TIMOTHY JOHN STRANGERS
Ambler. Pa.
Political Science
Bachelor of Arts.
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ALICE KATHRYN STRAYER
Bachelor of Arts
Canton, Ohio
ANDREA STRAYKER-RODDA
Bachelor of Arts
Brooklyn, N.Y.
Roslyn, Pa.
DAVID ALAN SUNDBY
Accounting
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CAROLYN CARD SUTTON
Cheltenham. Pa.
Bachelor of Science . . . Secondary Education
CHARLES ALFRED SWENSON Stamford. Conn.
IUDY ELIZABETH TAMM
Wyckoff, N.1.
Bachelor of Science . . . Secondary Education
DANA THATCHER TAYLOR
Summit, N.J.
Bachelor of Science
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JACK TEIGMAN
Bachelor of Arts
Fairlawn, N.].
SHERWIN HORTON TERRY, JR.
Brockport, N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts.
. .Electrical Engineering
JOHN HENRY THOMAS, JR. Springfield. Mass.
Bachelor of Music
Music Education
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DORIS EILEEN THUMM
French
Bachelor of Arts.
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Tuxedo Park. N.Y.
MELINDA TEAN TIPTON
Montreal, Canada
Bachelor of Science . . .Elementary Education
CAROLINE RAUL TOBIN
Bachelor of Arts . . . Spanish
DeWitt, N.Y.
CATHERINE MARY TODARO Long Branch, N.J.
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ROGER CORT TOLLEFSEN
Chemistry
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Lewisburg, Pa.
PAUL TOMLIN, JR.
Bachelor of Science
Erie, Pa.
SALLY ANN TOTH
Caldwell, N.J.
. . Mathematics
SUSAN ELAINE TURNER
Norwich, Conn.
JOHN PHILLIP TYLER
Bachelor of Arts
Coral Gables, Fla.
ROBERT WILLIAM VANDERHOOF
Rockaway. N.J.
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ROBERT ALAN VATER
New Britain. Conn.
Bachelor of Arts . . . Political Science
MARK FREDERICK VETTER Elm Grove. Wis.
Bachelor of Arts . Political Science
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RONALD LEONARD VILLANI
Raritan, N.J.
GEORGE RICHARD VINCE
Farmingdale, N.J.
RICHARD WAYNE VINCENT
Somerset. Pa.
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HARRY WILLIAM VOLLMER. Ill Broomall. Pa.
VICKI JEAN VOLSKY
Bachelor of Arts
Fanwood, N.J.
MICHAEL D. VULPIO
Drexel Hill, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
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ROBERT BASTIAN WAGNER Williamsport. Pa.
FRANK HART WAKELEY. JR.
Pittsford, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. . Civil Engineering
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WENDELYN WAKEMAN
Bachelor of Science . . Biology
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Monclair, N.J.
ELLEN LAURIE WALKER
Bachelor of A r t s . . . French
New York. N.Y.
JOHN BRUCE WALTER
Bachelor of Arts
Ho-Ho-Kus, N.1.
CRAIG VOUGHT WALTERS
Riverside, Conn.
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DAVID HARRIS WALTERS
Forty Fort, Pa.
Bachelor of Sclence .
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STACY ANN WARBURTON
Wayne, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. . . Elementary Education
SARAH GRACE WARD
N. Weymouth. Mass.
.Psychology
Bachelor of Arts
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MARIA ANN WAREHIME
Bachelor of Arts
Towson, Md.
JON HAROLD WATSON
Hamburg. N.Y.
RICHARD CHARLES WEAVER
Bachelor of Arts . .Chemistry
Kane, Pa.
SUSAN JEANNE WEAVER
Bachelor of A r t s . . . Psychology
Tamaqua. Pa.
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NANCY JEAN WEBER
Centerpart, N.Y.
Bacheior of Science . . . Biology
SUSAN V. WEINGARTNER
North Wales, Pa.
JANE PAULA WEINIK
Lewisburg, Pa.
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ROGER ALAN WEINREBER North Chili, N.Y.
Bachelor of Science. . .Mechanical Engineering
FRANK JOSEPH WEIRMAN
Bachelor of Science
Biology
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Narristown, Pa.
SHELDON HOWARD WEISBERG
Univ. Heights, Ohio
Bachelor of Arts
PETER COOPER WELANETZ
Williamstown, Mass.
Bachelor of Science . . . Mechanical Engineering
DOUGLAS CRAIG WELLS
Neptune City, N.].
Bachelor of Science . . . Education
GEORGE VAUGHN WELTY
Bachelor of A r t s . .Chemistry
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Ligonier. Pa.
STANLEY WEST, 111
Freehold, N.J.
Bachelor of Music . . . Music Education
MARTHA ANNE WESTERHOFF
Painesuille. Ohio
MICHAEL WEXELBAUM
Manhasset, N.Y.
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NANCY STEVENS WHEELER
Timonium, Md.
MIRANDA JEAN WHITE
Roseland. N.].
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CHRISTOPHER 1. WHITNEY Wilmington. Del.
Bachelor of Science. . Biology
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ROY GLEN WIGGANS, 111
Bachelor of Arts. . .Chemistry
Westport. Conn.
RICHARD ALAN WILDONGER
Chemistry
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Easton, Pa.
Westbury. N.Y.
GEORGE ROBERT WILEY
Dallas. Texas
BARRON LOUIS WlLK
Bachelor of Science. . .Electrical Engineering
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Ann Arbor. Mich.
ANNE DEE WILKINSON
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Syosset, N.Y.
JOHN ALBERT WILLETT
GEORGE WYNNS WILLIAMS Silver Spring, Md.
JOHN TWIGG WILLIS
Westminster, Md.
.Economics
Bachelor of Arts
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BARBARA RUTH WILLUMSEN
Bachelor of Arts
Darien, Conn.
jAMES MICHAEL WILSON
Wehster, N.Y.
Bachelor of Arts .
Political Science
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Long Valley, N.].
MICHAEL SHARP WILSON
Bachelor of Science . . Mechanical Engineering
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CHRISTOPHER B. WINKLER
Bethlehem, Pa.
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G. RALPH WISSER. IR.
Ottawa, Ohio
Springfield, Va.
HARRIET WITHERELL
Bachelor of Arts
Political Science
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NANCY WOERNLE
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Easton, Pa.
DAVID ARTHUR WOLF
Hagerstown, Md.
DAVID PAUL WOLPER
Easton, Pa.
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ALICE MARION WOLTZ
Glen Rock. N.J.
Bachelor of Arts . . . Mathematics
WILLIAM GUARD WOODS, 111
Bachelor of Science
. . . Biology
Ellicott City, Md.
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BRUCE BRANSON WRAY
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bachelor of Science. .Mechanical Engineering
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STEPHEN PALMER YEATMAN
Kennett Square, Pa.
Bachelor of Science
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Scotch Plains. N.1.
LINDA JOAN YOECKEL
Bachelor of Science . . .Elementary Education
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STEVEN ROBERT YOUNG
Bachelor of So~ence
Biology
Pittsford, N.Y.
ALEXANDER HENRY ZEBROSKI
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TRACK
March 24: only thirteen show up for track
practice. . . there are sixteen events in a track
meet. . .Coach Kirk Randall predicts a long
season. . ./\pril 27: it is midseason. . .the
thinclads are still looking for their first victory
.injuries have plagued the s q u a d . .and when
you only have thirteen men. . .it's an epidemic
. .still they never gave u p . . .Captain Bob
Charles hie winner in 220 and 440 . . .Bob Simons
unbeatable in 440 intermediate hurdles
.strongman Bill Allardice hurling the javelin a
country mile. . .May 9:Bisons finally win one
. . .in the last meet of the season. . .six Bucknell
records fell during the season . .Charles led the
onslaught. . .22.5 clacking in 220 around a turn
.EdHaffman broke 35 year old standard
. . .ran the 880 in 2:00.2. .Hawk Gardner
hurled the discus 150'62".
.Simons broke hurdles
mark five times. . .lawest was :56.5 . . .the
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the crartcrs \Vi:Ill: th,. w a r n . . al>.;aluttlynu
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BASEBALL
March 24: diamondmen return from
annual spring trip. . .lost three out
of four in Virginia. . .one week
later: Coach Oberlin departs. .two
days later: Tommy "It's nice to win"
Thompson assumes command
. . .May 11: Coach Thompson's smile
has turned into a frown
. . .Gettysburg's two 1-0 decisions
have uuued Bison scoreless streak to
29 innings . .Frick and Arentowicz
only consistent hitters . . .hurlers A1
Criswell and Iohn Kaufman are
sensational. . .Crisweil's E.R.A. is
under 1.00. .with support,
Kaufman's 1-6 record could very
easily be 6-1 . . .suddenly the tide
turns. . .Pen" State falls
. .Delaware succumbs. .Temple
routed twice. . .Thompson's smile
has rehrned . . .brings team's final
record to 8-10-1. . .whooping ,393
average for Rick Frick(1967 captain)
. . .Criswell finishes in top ten in
national statistics . . .has 1.07 E.R.A.
. .Kaufman's misleading record 2-6
accompanied by fine 2.98 E.R.A.
. .could have been a Ereat season
. .team consistently outhit
opponents. . .clutch hits lacking
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for mare excitement. . .or a mare
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TENNIS
The tennis squad. . .Jay Pekar . . .Dave
Gordon (1968 captain]. . .Sam Ross. .Stan
Brooks. .were formidable in singles
competitlon . . .led by Pekar's 11-3 record
. . .almost always had the lead in a match
going into doubles play. . .but oh, those
doubles. .safe leads become squeakers
. .close leads turned into losses. .no
wonder Coach Hank Peters' hair is white
.courtman hovered around the ,500mark
all season long. . .May 6: Coach Peters
entered Pekar in the singles and the BrooksGordon duo in the doubles. . .of the MAC
Championships ~nPhiladelphia. .The
results?. . .Pekar made it to the finals before
bowing. . t o the defending champion, it
might be added. . .Brooks and Gordon made
it to the semi-finals
.losing to the eventual
champions . .Just how goad were these
oerformances?
."The ereatest". . ."Best
showing a Bucknell team has ever made in
the history of this MAC Championship"
. .straight from the coach's mouth . .team
swept their last two matches. .one against
a powerful Delaware squad . . .to finish the
season with a 6-7-1 slate . .but it was all
too l a t e . .Coach Peters' hair is white far
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GOLF-Row 1: R Kotz, R. Cheek. T. Turner, L. Watson. Row 2 . B. Tufts,
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GOLF
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The golf squad. .under first year coach Brad
Tufts . . was the winningest spring team. . .
April 24 was the turning point. . . they stormed
from behind to trounce a tough Calgate squad. . .
and gained valuable momentum. . far the MAC
Championships one week later. . one week
later they were the champs. . . Lowell Watson
.Ted Turner. .Bob Kotz (1368 Captain]
Bob Cheek. .with strong support from the rest
of the squad . .team was well balanced. .
Coach Tufts: "When one of the boys had an offround, there was always someone who picked up
the slack and put us right back in the race" .
squad finished with a 10-3 dual meet record . a
fine accomplishment. . by the champions.
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FOOTBALL
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Outcondition. . . outhustle. . . a n d outhit. . t h e three
goals of Coach Carroll Huntress. . . a s the Bison gridmen
prepared to face the likes of Boston University, Cornell,
Penn. Temple, not exactly the type you overpower. . . t h e
.gave the fans evidence. . o f
opener against Boston U
thr exciting season to come. . .quarterback Sam Havrilak's
daring fake punts . . Tom Crum's electrifying kickoff
returns. . . but to no avail. . . a s the Bisans dropped a
thriller. . . the squad split the next four games. . .edging
G-Burg and Lehigh . . while lasing to Cornell and
Lafayette . . .and then came Penn . . . t h e Bisons were
down 27-15 with seven minutes to g o . . . t h e herd starmed
for a TD . .still down by s i x . . .with only three minutes
l e f t . . .looks bad. . .but wait. . t h e Blsans have
recovered an onside kick . . . they're moving dawn the field
. . the race against the clock was o n . .thirteen seconds
left.
Havrilak up the middle. . . TOUCHDOWN. . .
the Bisans have upset Penn f o r the second year in a row
. . . then they lost to Rhode Island. .but there was a
reason .
the squad had its sights on the upcoming game
. . . a s did the entire school. . .for the opponent was
Memorial Stadium racked . . . a s the Bisans
Temple
charged onto the field. . . with "82" on their helmets as if
they. . . o r the f a n s . . .needed to be reminded. . t h e
.kept
defense. . .led by captain Dick Kaufmann
scoring the big plays as the herd led 8-7 late in the game
. . .only to have the Owls score with two minutes l e f t . . .
a tremendous effort by the team nonetheless . . .after
the squad closed out the
losing badly to Calgate .
campaign . . . with a big win over Delaware . . . to finish 46 . . . and third in theMAC . .for many outstanding
gridmen it marked the end of an e r a . . . Paul Maczuzak
[All-MAC. All State. Little All-American]
Bruce Smith
. . Dick Kaufmann (All-MAC) . . .Jack Duff. .Dick
Tom Crum . . .Tom Fallon . . .
Weaver. . leff Spotz
Ron Moyer . . Paul Tomlin . .Pat Long. .Mark Vetter
. . .ather honors went to SamHavrilak [MAC Most
Valuable Player) . . . and Bill Ludwig [All-MAC) . . . it was
a season with its ups and downs.
the team played
exciting ball because they hit hard. . a n d hustled hard
. . . making this a season to remember.
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FOOTBALL--Row 1: T. Fallon, P. Long,M. Vetter. T. Crum, B. Smith. R. Kaufmann, coptarn: R. Weaver.
J. Spotz. P Maczuzak. I. Duff.
P. Tomlin. R. Moyer. Row 2 . H. Gaidner, W. Ludwig. S. Havrilak. 1. Graham.
~ T.c p ahd n a . R ]ones. L. Gallla F. ~ r e n t o w i c z .C. Steinhart, T. Hubka. S. Zadinski D. Marinak. P.
Louthls, '6 Nszai. Row 3: R. Ruger. A R-tter. C. Blair. I. O'Reilly, J. Eiey, R ceiretabi, D Helfrich.
W F I C ~P.. Brown. R Hoiting. E. Jamieson. R. Kedney. D. Vasrar. 6. Kuhn Row 4: R Killoran, B. Jahn$on. H. Blggs. B Ycomans, s. Jamieson. B Shaw. C. H u n t r e ~ s heor1
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conch; F. Belichick. 6. York, P. Malatesla. H. Harwail, W. Raddiffe. S. Rohrer.
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S W l M M l N G R o w 1: P. Matlhews. A. ~utkow.M . Grinberp. A. Eber. D.Lande., T. Gibson. D. Schmeiske.
M. Davis. Row 2 R. Jenk~ns.D. Hesser. T. Waltherr. M. Slnkinson, I. W~lkinson.R. Shoemaker, S Hirschberg. Doc McCreedy, R Laiour, coach. R O W 3: 1. Isaaos, W Cathcart. C. BuRington, 6. Hiiey. G. Olson.
C. Petrold, T. Sandberg. D.Elrter.
SWIMMING
The Bison tankmen went into the season
with four goals. . the first. .beat Army
. the second. . win the MAC crown. .
third. . . win the Eastern lntercallegiates
. . . and fourth. bring the NCAA
championship banner to the Freas-Rooke
pool. . . the first goal was never reached
. as Army wan two judges' decisions
early in the meet. . which broke the back
of the Bison threat. . . winning their first
four meets . . after a close lass to Colnate
. r ~ v ~ i l l t ,the
d F ~ I F I I Rof~ I~h C squad. .
a, t h ~ ypr9psn.d for lht. MAC lo\lrnrmenl
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Svracuse . . . in the last relav . . .and
Itu~knel. K.r<.:d to hnnt (1 1'1 :1]
an hour before
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school record lor the lllur "3rd frerstylr
(10:55.2)
Coach &b Latour has
assembled one of the mast talented teams in
Bison history . . . ca-captained by Art Eber
and Dave Landes . . .with senior stalwarts
Jim Isaacs . .Tom Gibson . . Mllt
Grinherg and Mark Kolman
and a host
of talented sophomores and juniors. . t o o
many ta name
something new was
a diving coach. .in
added this year.
the person of former MAC champion Ron
lenkins . . . who has improved the divers
tremendously. . . the Bisons are confident
. .that this is the y e a r . that they go all
and win the second banner to
the w a y .
if
decorate the wall at Freas-Rooke pool
they could . . i t would truly be the La-tour
de force. . . of the season.
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SAILING
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The Sailing Club.
with Craig Walters in charge. . h a d an
excitine season. . . racine in some of the hieeest
reeattas
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in the East. . . challenging THE sailing squads. . N a v y . .
the Ivy League . led by skipper Walters the club placed
second. . i n the Shields Regattaat New York . .only one
m i n t behind Princeton . . .next s t o ~ the hiehlv
" " touted
MacMillan Cup Races. . . at Navy.
crew led by seniors
Walters. George Beals. Pete Taylor, Roger Hamstra. John
Petura . . .club competed against coached varsity squads.
which dldn't exactlv h e l ~
the odds . . .nevertheless the" made
a resp~ctableshowing. . . Navy's Shields Regatta provided
the next t e s t . . af the crew's ability. . . to conquer nature
they faced varsity
and the odds. . . as once again
competition. . . the crew not only made it to the final round
. . . they found themselves in a neck and neck race. but
were nosed o u t . . .discouraging. . . y e t . . . a fine tribute to
the skill of the squad. .despite their fine showing. . .they
the nirls'
will have to do better next w a r . . . after all.
W a l l u r I\
S.llllng (:lob won lh? r first r6,giatl.t nt l'rlnr~tnn
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SOCCER
Rookie soccer coach, Craig Reynolds
. . took one look at the roster of
players. . .and said. "There's not
much I can say". .with only three
lettermen . . . a n d nineteen
sophomores. .what could he say?
. .then the season began. . . the
hooters. . .with great determination
. a n d tremendous hustle. . .
promptly won four of their first five
. .including Rutgers and Colgate
. . . losing to the MAC Champs from
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Elizabethtown
fine soccer. . t h e second half of the
season . .winning against
Susquehanne and Lehigh
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also.
ran up against. . . tough
squads fromPenn State and West
so the s q u a d . . .that
Chester.
was a question mark .
as the
season began. . finished with an 84 record.
. the most wins ever
made by a Bison soccer team . .
many players contributed to the
senior coteam's performance .
captain John Willet. . A r t Kurz (All
MAC] . .Bob Kline (All MAC] . .
senior John Klingler . . as well as
many outstanding sophomares
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proud of the team's outstanding effort
. still has nothing to s a y . .
actions speak louder than words.
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SOCCER-Raw I 1 Rrlttln. l M I I T ~ E I II . KFSS~PI.I Rronn. I Apgar, ro-coplo,n, 1 WIIlet. ro-coploin. A . Kurr. T AbvII. D M o n r ~ .H. Nold, 1 Stcvzck. H. lustman now z T.
Hawson. R Roos. D Rsth. 6.Kline. B Schlegrl. D. Manly, o s s i s l a n ~caarh: C. Reynolds.
head coocb: M. Torrcnce,mnnnger: D. Gtbb. D. Armstrong. I. Klinger. B Roberts. Not
Pictured. I.Kempson, G. Panifr.
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BASKETBALL
Captain John Murphy arching a beautiful 25 foot shot that
swishes through the hoop . . Craig Greenwood scoring a n a
tip-in . . .little Ed Farver driving down the lane and laying
the ball up for two points . . .Jim Wherry driving down the
base line and leaving his opponents flat-footed. . Tom
Schneider lofting a fifteen foot jump shot with his feathery
touch. . . t h e sights of Bison basketball. . a s the hometown
fans saw i t . .Bison fans saw plenty of action. .as the
court men opened up their home campaign. . against
Lafayette after three road losses. . o n e to nationally ranked
Davidson . . Lafayette upset the Bisons by one paint.
LaSalle won easily . . . and the Bisons were still looking far
their first w i n . . . which came at the hands of Lehigh. . . and
seemed to give them the spark they needed. . . a s they ran
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BASKETBALL-Row 1: T. Thompson, 1. Murphy, D. Smith, caach. Row 2. S. Turner. V.
Cegles, 1. Carson, I. Wherry. J. lbanez. I Garrabrsndt. F. Weirman, C. Greenwood. C.
Hohenthal. R. McKernen. T. Schne~der.I. Soller E. Farver. D. Chamberlain.
Penn State off the court in their next game. . .with soph
sensation Jim Wherry scoring a record-breaking 42 points. .
after the LeMoyne Tournament. . .where the Herd lost in the
finals to LeMoyne . . they picked up where they left off. . .
by thrilling the fans with a heart-stopping overtime win vs.
Scrantan . . . as Jim Carson supplied the heroics . . . F & M
. . and Albright . . were no problem. . . but American
University threw up a stumbling block . . a seven foot
one inch stumbling block to be exact. . a n d walked off
with a one point victory. . . t h e cagers exploded for a
n9-106victory against Colgate . . a Bison record for
total paints in a game . . the Bisons went on a two game
road trip. . Gettysburg. . Rutgers .
and came back
. as Rutgers became the Bison's third oneempty-handed.
point loss. . . Bucknell never lacked scoringpunch
with
Wherry averaging over twenty points per game . . Schneider
right behind h i m . . .and with Greenwood becoming a solid
scorer as the season progressed.
as well as the team's main
the backcourt duo of Murphy and Farver
rebounder.
were both in double fimres in scarine" as the". euided
the Bison
a l r n ~ k . ~ h evngrrs h.ad prublvms \\llh thrlr defvnse . . 1101
but the rerord \cdl no1
trg rnmtiun c onstant foul trr,uble.
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point losses were not in the script.
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WRESTLING
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This year was to be different.
Coach Bill Yaemans had mare
wrestlers to fill last year's gaps. . .
and good ones, too. . . a n d the team
proved they deserved the attention
. . bv. tossine American and
Delawsn. off the ma!
beforr
rneelinp lht~shF k X I .
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hnu q h l ~ h matnlon
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. . .undaunted . . . the Bisons . . .
with co-captains Charlie Sacavage
and Dick Kaufmann leading the way
. . . stormed back. . . t o take three
out of the next f o u r . . and make a
winning season something within
their grasp. . a tremendous
improvement over last y e a r . . .
despite the lass of four starters. . .
midway into the season. . . the
wrestlers. . . Sacavage . .
Kaufmann
.George Leopold . . .
George Brinser
Karl Marchanese
. .Pete Sullivan. . .all showed
great determination . . .epitomized
by Charlie Sacavage's performance
. w h e n he
against Susquehanna
wrenched his knee during the match
. . . but refused to give up, and
wrestling in pain. . . proceeded to
pin his m a n . . . truly as fine a
tribute any athlete can pay his coach
. . i n this the year that was
different.
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WRESTLING-Row 1: K. Marchenesc. N. Shifflor. 0. Eldur. P. Ryals. G Leopold. 6.
Rischan. Row 2 ' W. Yeomans, conch; I. Thompson, G Brinscr. C Sacavage, ca-cnptoin;
D. Kaufmann, co-caplorn. B. Wray. P. Sullivan. D Davlr. P. Orhpr.

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