1962 - McDaniel College

Published
by the Senior Closs
Western
No man
piece
MaryJand
is an Island,
of the continent,
washed
becatlse
entire
of itself;
every
a part of the main;
Maryland
man
were,
own
as well
were.
1 mH involved
send to know
is a
if a clod be
awa!! by the sea, Europe is the less as well
promontol'!1
or thine
Westminster,
College
(IS
'if a
as if a 111anor of thl) friends
Anu man's
in mankind.
death
dim'inislws
And therefore,
for whom, the bell tolls.
me,
never
It tolls for thee.
JOHN
DONKE
Hall, Buker Chapel,
and the Library line the main
road entering thc cnrnpus
Alumni
· •. PRESENTS
THE STORY OF A
LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE.
Each September
brings renewed
expectations
and ambitions,
and a supply of days
stretches
before us waiting to be filled. The ALOHA,
too, in September,
is only blank
pages and new ideas for ways to tell the familiar story of life on the Hill. As the year
unfolds the days and pages overflow with activity.
Each
May
the ALOHA
presents
a record
this May we must look beneath
and beyond
cover the basic goals of our education.
The
arts college where, ideally,
plan for service, to discover
of another
year
at Western
Maryland.
But
the scenes of daily campus
living to redis1962 ALOHA
brings the story of ;1 liberal
men strive to relate truth to all of life, to Form ideas into ;1
man's need for man, and his relation to his world. This insti-
tution and this book rest firmly on the belief that no man can stand alone.
A
A snow-covered President's house is a familiar winter scene at \\'estern 1-I;uybnd.
THIS IS WESTERN MARYLAND ...
• •• WHERE WE SEEK TO FULFILL THESE GOALS .••
Cill Oymnastum and Dnniel Mncf.en Hall fonn part of the quadrangle at the far end
of the campus .
. . . AND PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE.
The beauty and the sentiment attached to the Arch secure its name as the traditional entrance to the campus.
Winslow Student Center has tnken the place of Old Main as
the socializing center of the campus
DEDICATION
humor
in and
strengthened
our
tension,
sibilities
out of the classroom
have
often
our
and
eased
self-coofldence
yet helped
as college
us realize
students.
you are one of those
We, the class of 1962, dedicate
to you, our
and
our
professor
respected
\'ery
your
since
whom
students
of
have
inspired
by
knowledge,
we have
our freshman
first acquaintance
supply
this ALOHA
you
your
clear
and
us to accept
have
and
the
experiences.
manner
and
your
fine sense
of
directing
have
heading
Beta
the time
in making
your prime
Your
the
\Ve arc proud
your
who
contribu-
individual
ad-
student
department
in every
husband
well
as
,\S
the
you are
aspect
and
father,
as an active
and
count-
as
you because
his best
of the church,
won
body
members.
to know
club,
has
student
faculty
shares
service
of
as a
member
head
of
of your
here on our campus.
\Ve realize
than
of
your
give for personal
the
his life: as a devoted
trustee
orgnnizatton
and we appreciate
congeniality
in
your fellow
u man
its
and
consideration.
constant
friends
among
and
by yOUl
Institute
recognize
you so willingly
and
enlightening
Science
national
We
turned
in education
field are evidenced
of the
Beta.
of us
of the wonhave
pleasantly
tion to us and to our college
less
with-
many
and
interest
major
Beta
aided
world
of the Summer
your
vising
that
some-
deal
a great
appreciation
into
Your
role in your
quiet
you
and
natural
courses
of
learning.
YOUf
of
dreaded
example
know
who
or pressure.
As a professor
ders
respon-
OUf
We
people
to accomplish
in our discovery
amazed
challenge
manage
out hurry
From
thinking
through
the
known
year.
how
rare
can
that
YOLi have
be expressed.
But
given
much
we of the
more
senior
class would
like to p,ly our final and
our
est
to
professor
tribute
whose
mont
to
you,
intelligence
we trust.
a fine
/f(lrwell
The
southern
our
softspokcn
we admire
and whose
1962 ALOHA
gentleman
Presley SllIrdiVlIIII.
high-
judg,
is dedicated
- to
you,
Dr.
/
Dn. i-IAnWELl. P.
STUI\UIVAl'iT
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Setlted, left to right: Mtss Gloria L. Jones, Assistant to the Admissions Counselor, Mrs. Grace
E. Leroy, Manager of the Bookstore; Miss Nancy L. Winkelman, Assistant Director of Public
Relations; Miss Martha E. Mannhun, Hegistmr. Sianding, left to righl: H. Kenneth Shook,
Admissions Counselor; Charles R. Foutz, jr., former Manager of the Bookstore, Philip E.
Uhrig, Director of Public Relations; Edward 1'.-1. Blnck, Superintendent of Buildings and
Grounds; Philip B. Schaeffer, Treasurer. Not pictured: Miss Helen Ohler, Secretary to the
President; Miss Cora V. Perry, Associate Registrar; Byron E. Rice, Steward.
Staff Direds Campus Concerns
Dr. and Mrs. Lowell S. Ensor
Greetings
to
lt is not
the kind of
uating.
By
you should
the
Class of 1962:
necessary
for me
world into which
the very Fact of
be familiar with
to remind you of
you will be gradyour graduation
it and be aware
g~~OJ!~l~~~~~~~
~~l(\t~}~l~lhll;~~~~~t::: l~l~~~sd~~:~~e:·:~
one, however,
who for the last four years has
had as his major concern your preparation
for
this world, I may be privileged
in this final
greeting to assure you of my continuing
concern about how well you will use this collegt-
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ate preparation
in meeting the world and its
complexities.
It needs desperately
the leadership of college-trained
people who fire imbued
with a sense of high moral and spiritual values.
You have much to give and your Alma Mater
is counting
on you to give without restraint.
Xlay Cod bless you all.
Lowell
S. Ensor,
President
-----~
No man is an Island,
entire of itself . . .
Man has always
been fascinated
has discovered that
vocational
mankind,
by the pou;ers
of his own
ACADEMIC
pro/icienc!l
lind the (fbilit!! to give
mimi.
enueecors
of his best
He
lead to
in serving
Beginning a New Year
With
the
service
demic school
of anticipation
of Convocation,
both students and faculty
down
the
aca-
year begins. There is a feeling
and excitement
on the part of
professors walk
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the aisle and take their
places.
With
the
message from the President, and with the reading of the student honors from the preceding
semester, the school year is officially opened.
As the strains of the Alma Mater fill Alumni
Hall, each student and faculty member leaves
to take
up the work
of another
college
year.
But before they go, let us take a look at the
stage where the brilliantly
colored
hoods
the various degrees
are mingled
together
make
an impressive
separation
between
picture.
Here
departments;
of
to
there
is no
here
there
is no Feeling of class isolation. Instead, the student sees an integrated group making up what
he can proudly call his college faculty.
Conversely, as the professor looks down on
the student body, he does not see economics
majors separated from English majors. History
students mingle with those pursuing mathnmattes. The faculty views a group of human
beings ready to work in their respective Melds,
but always side-by-side with their fellow
students.
It has been said that the college community
is a small-scale world. Thus, this picture on
Convocation Day can teach us that if men are
to exist in our contemporary world they must
learn to live, work and play together. No longer
coin they draw apart and refuse to cross the
lines of the areas in which they Hnd themselves.
Instead, they must join forces to work for the
betterment of mankind if thcre is to be a life
for tomorrow. So, as the students and faculty
leave after Convocation to start the new college year, they leave together, each strong in
his individual Meld, hut dependent on all the
others to make this pursuit of knowledge a SIlCcess. Once again the words of John Donne remind us that, "No 111,111 is an Island
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John D lILlkosky, A.B., A.!ll., Ed.D.; Dean of Faculty,
Proiessor oi English
Learning about Life through Literature
ENGLISH
Helen C. Howery, B.S., A.~1., Ed. D.; Dean of Women,
Associate Professor of English.
Joseph W Hendren, A.B.. A.M., Ph.D.; Professor of
E',glish.
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DEPARTMENT
Dean
\V.
Evelyn
Hendrickson, A.B., A.!l1.; Associate Professor
of English, Emeritlls.
\V.
'Venner, A.B., A.M., Ph.D.; Professor of
English.
Jane
V.
Hurnbcrtson, A,B .. !l1,L.S.;
Assist(Hlt
Lillian H. Barker, B.S.L.S.; InS/.UI;tnr
Sdetlce {md Assis/(m/ Librari(iII.
Elizabeth
/Jf
Library
LifJrariall.
ill
Lilmlf[1
Simkins, A.B., B.S.L.S., A.M.L.S.; Professor
Science (/lid Direc/or of tt.e LiiJrary.
Browsing with Books
LIBRARY
SCIENCE
Students
LIBRARY ASSISTANTS. First rQrV, lefl to right: A. Weller, S. DeHan,
:\lcCltham, I\\. Emery, W. Wright.
I\\.
study
Hindle. Second
I'()II;:
in hbrary
qnie-t
J, Norris, B.
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,I
Studying with Socrates
CLASSICS
DEPARTMENT
William R. Hidington, A.B., A.~l., Ph.D.; Professor of
Classics. (On sabbaticalleoo.;e, 1962),
Edith F. Hidinglon, A. B., A. )1.1.; Specilll Instructor in
English. (On wbbaticallea(;e, 1962).
CLASSICS CLUB. First row, left to rig/It: E. Whcedleton (secretary-treasurer),
Dr. W. Ridington, E. Sank.
~e/"o/I(l row- D, Littlefield, M. Crawford (vice-president),
D. Taylor, T. Pokorny, B. Terry (president), M. Hiller.
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Living through Language
MODERN LANGUAGE
DEPARTMENT
Henry \1. Kopman,
Moe/em
A.B., A.~I., Ph.D.;
Professor
of
~rlg!lllges.
Kathryn B. Hildebran,
Modern Languages.
A.B., A.~I., I'h.O.; Professor
FRE:\"CH CLUB. First rOHi, left 10
R. Mason {secretnry ). Second row:
righl:
C.
L. Smith,
of
Hitter (treasurer),
J. Heeed ("ice_prcsidClll), J. Cole (president),
B. C",ham, V. \Vcber, C. Distiller, C. Bowen, F. Weedman. Third
~~~al~'et;;ll~rI;~.g'F?'il,T~~:~~
~'.~:~k~~:
~~u~~w:ltc~'li.,~~~(~~~:\ll'
t~·~f~~d'.
~\XI~V~~;~;
~u;~r~~~dtl,~t.h~~~~'~l;
Y. Osteen, C. Philpot, K. Gochenour,
S. Dexter, C. \Vilkinson,
L.
Hunns, K. Heese.
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Voices blend at F~te de Noel.
Bernard
l'lnsntut
"fodcl'!l
/II. ,Vannier, Li<eence es-lettres,
d'Etudes Poliuqnes, Asslst(wt
DiplOmc de
Professor
of
1.(JHg!U/gC,~
/llarie A. Summers. A.B.;
Slleci(1i
Instructor
ill Modern
Loug,'tlges.
Madeline
Modern
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B. Long. A.B., A.;"I.; S,Jecio/ Instructor
Languages
in
VIEWING MAN THROUGH ...
. . . his past and present
HISTORY
William j. xrecm.
Proiessor oi History.
Theodore
lIiatonj.
Jr.,
M. Whitfield,
DEPARTMENT
A.B., A.~L, Ph.D.;
A.B., Ph.D.;
Assislallt
Prufessur
of
. .. his relationship to his neighbor
SOCIOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
Leonard E. Griswold, A.B" A,/l1., Ph.D.;
t\s8ocillt<:Profe8.wrofSociofogy
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...
his relationship to a Higher Being
PHILOSOPHY
AND
RELIGION
DEPARTMENT
Charles E. Crain, A.B., B.D., Ph.I).; Associate Professor of Religion and Director of Religious Activities.
Reuben S. H. Holthaus, A.B., A.l\I., S.T.B., Ph,D.;
Professor
. . . his inner self
PSYCHOLOGY
DEPARTMENT
Henry A. Nnrunowtcz, A.B., A.1>1., Ph.D.;
Professor of Psychology,
Oltve
1'1
n.
l\1U. First row, lefl to
Unkllft, H. Manthey, R.
Alpcrstci»,
l\l.
Lcmkan
Secoud ruw: Denn \V. Da'id, j. Day,
D. Littleficld (secretary), Dr. T. Whit·
field [rrensurcr }, C. Cohen (president), Dr. H. Price, Dr W. i\kGiIl,
It Holt (vicc-prcsidcnt)
CAMi\IA
rigill:
C.
\Vent-I.,
L.
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Associate
Bussell, A.B., I'h,!).; Professor of Psyclwlo/!.!/_
of PMlosollhy
.
Exploring World Power
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT
Frank B. Hurt,
Political Science.
A.B.,
A.~1.;
Associ/Ue
William M. Duc id, Jr., A.B., A.~l.,
Assistant Professor of Political Scieuce.
Professor
Deal1
of
0/
Mer!,
INTERNATIONAL
RELATIONS CLUB. Fir~'t rou;, left to right: B. Kruhm (treasurer),
B. Holt (president),
O. Littlefield (,icc-president),
'\1. Crawford
(secretary). Second row: A. Hill, M. Trormuu, S. Einhorn, C. Barnes,
B. Baemstein,lI.l. Hemmerly.
22
"Samuelson Says •• :'
ECONOMICS
Halph
B. Price, A.B.,
DEPARTMENT
.-\.;"1.,
Ph.D.;
Professor
of
Economics.
Jan
M. ;\Oliehal,
ECOHomics.
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Deriving Square Roots
and Logs
MATHEMATICS
A.B., Jm.D.;
Associate
Professor of
i'-:·.· .._.... .
_.
..~ • .ic'·
..
DEPARTMENT
Students compute in slatistics lab.
In'in
;"1.
P/!!lsics.
Clyde A. Spicer, A.B., A.~I., Ph.D.;
Mnthematics.
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Professor
of
:\Icha
T.
Winer, A.B.; instructor in Mctuemance
\\'olf, B.s.;
Special
lnslnlclor
in
and
StuliMin
WORKING FOR TRUTH
THROUGH
...
the study of man
BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
Harwell P. Sturdivant, B.S., A.'\L, Ph.D.;
Biology.
Pmfessor
Isabel T. I. Royer, A.B., B.E., A.'\I., Ph.D.;
of Biology.
Jean Kerschner, A.B., Ph,D.; Assad"le
Biology.
BETA
BETA
BETA.
First
roll',
lett to right: E. Willsman, S. Coruthers, S. \Vard,
B. lIahn, E. Bent. Secmll[
roun G. SchunJl:ln {secretnr y },
L. Schurmun,
1-1.
Holmes (histori;m), C. Wilkinson, K. Schwabeland, J
Slade, J. C"lh\han, Dr. J.
Kerschner. Third row: D.
Simpson, C. Hoecker, L.
Fabre, C. Drechsler, B. Persian, Dr. I. Royer. FOljrth
roue;
R.
Branolf,
T.
"Iuhl-
felder (president), C. Gill,
J. \Villiams (lice-president),
D. Price (treasurer),
D.
Coldsrone.
of
Professor
Professor of
Rebecca H. Witherspoon, B.A., "LA.; Craduete LII!Joratoryi\ssist(mt
jumes
Biology.
D.
Witherspoon,
B.S.,
:\-1.5.;
IIIMmcfur
ill
. . . the study of molecules
CHEMISTRY
DEPARTMENT
Samuel B. Schofleld, A.B., A.M., Sci. D.;
Ad,uitlist,oliotl, Proicssor oi Chemistry
Dc(m
of
John L. Slr;\llghn,
B.s.,
A.i>.I., Ph.D.;
Proienor
of
CiWIHistry.
John E. Neufer, B.S., Ph.D.; Assistaut
Chemistry .
. . . the study of matter
PHYSICS
Rembrandt
Physics.
25
D
DEPARTMENT
SlImlllCr,. A.B., Ph.D.;
Proicsscr
of
Professor of
Preparing for Family Living
HOME
ECONOMICS
Daisy \V. Smith,
Economics.
DEPARTMENT
B.S., A.M.; Professor
Helen E. Gray. B.S., ~I.s.; Associate
Home Economics.
uf Home
Professor
of
HO~IE ECO;\,O,\IICS CLUB. First row, left /0 right: }. Mooney (secretary), P. j\'!c[ntyre (president),
1\1. Hoh[vice-presidcnt
), '\1. Willett
(secretary),
Secoud row; J. Fisher, N, DaVIS, J. Hcinhart,
L. Styche, J. Younger.
Third row: L. Denn, T. l\lcGibbeny, '\1. Nuttle, B. Whitfield, C. Foard, N. Gardner, B. Dads, L. Tucker.
man
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Joseph
H, Bailer, B.S., A.1-1., Ph.D.;
Professor
of
Educulioll
Sara E. Smith,
Theron
Pursuing Knowledge of the Good
EDUCATION
A.B., A.~I.,
Ed.D.;
Professor
of
EdttClitioll.
B.
of EduclItion.
Thompson, A.B., Ed. D.;
Assisllllli
Eugene ~'1. Nuss, B.S., xr.s., Ed. D.;
[essor ci EduClItion.
Professor
Associate
Pro_
DEPARTMENT
STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION. First rous, left to right: N. G,udner, ~1. Edwards (secretary), S. Browning (treasurer), D. \Varner {vice-president}, ~1. Dickey (president), Dr. J. Bailer, B. Meineke.
Second mIll: E. Distiller, E. Bent, H. Buehm, L. Styehe, F. Carmichael, S. Hogan, E. Corbin. Third row: P. Zacharias. B. Yingling, L. Zahrudkha, S. Beeler, !II. Coleman. Four/II rou;: B. Terry, C. \Vilkinson, B. Graham, K. Heese,
H. Mason, J. Cole. Fifth row: J_ lIley.'r, J. Fredholm, P. Hoey, S. Heed. Sixth row: L. Limpert, ~1. Matthews,
C. K. Johnson, B. \Volozin, 1'. Haver, 0, Pettigrew. Seventh rmc: C. Philpot, B. \Valker, C. Long, L. \Vorden,
}. Hopkins. Eighth row: J_ Springer,}. Younger, G. Schurman, N. Kelley, C. Arendt, E. Sank. Nil,!h ron» A. Alper;
stein, D. Grewell, P. Mclntyre, L. Tucker, B. Shelton, P. Pink. C. ~Iitehell, C. Foard, C. Lewis. Tenth
rotc: ~1.
!lohman, D. Gardner, V. Humsucry, S. Sharkey, J. Stcgel, H. Rumberger, j. Meredith.
Let there be Music!
MUSIC
DEPARTMENT
Gerald E. Cole, B.:>'[us., ~1.MllS.; Assoaate
a/Music.
Miriam K. Whaples,
Music.
Professor
A.B., ~I.Mus., Ph.D.; Instructor
Arleen Heggemeicr, B.l\lus., 1\1.1\[u5.,D.1\[us.; Asso-
in
ciMe
Oliver K. Spangler, A.B., Rl\lus., i\1.Mus.; Associate
Julia T. Hitchcock,
tnstructor inMusic.
Professor
of Music.
Profcssorof
Music.
B.l\!lIS.Ed.,
13.;\[U8.; S,Jccilll
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Philip
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S. Hover, A.B., A),I.; Assistant Professor of iIIusic.
Highlighting Harmony
Alfred W. deLong, Diploma; Associate
Professor of
Mllsic.
OCTET. First row, lefl 10 right: N. Roelke, N.
\Vhilworth, A. Highsmith, H. Norton, L. Landis,
1'. Lindsay. Second ruw: S. Heed, C. Hitter
(director and uccompnmst}, L. Stnunons.
GLEE CLUB. First rolV, lcft to rig/It: L. Harms, C. Yeager, T. Black, C. Bitter, M. Dickey (first ,"ice-president),
S. Heed [president ), B. Friese, F. Carmichael, H. Mason, 1'. Heynolds, Dr. 1\1. Whaples. Second row: E. Deckert,
A. Mueller, S. Boeder, 1'. \Volfe, C. Haines. P. Lambert, K. Synn, C. Price. Third rOlC: 13. Hirsch. ~I Emery, B
gnmslcy, S. Saito, S. Snodgrass, T. Hahn, L. Truitt.
CHOIR. First row, left 10 righl: J. Springer, F. Lindsny, F. Camlichael, B. Friese. III. xroore, P. Jones,
N. \Vhilworth, i'-:. Lockwood, A. Highsmith, B. l\loo!l
{secretary},
~1. Carhart, Y. Osteen, M. Bendermeyer,
H. Norton, N. Roelke, S. Hogan, 1\1. Dickey. Second
rotc: C. Bitter, P. Reynolds, K. \Vilson, L. Hanus, K.
~lil1er, G. Narbeth, L. Landis, C. Becker, C. Unkart,
R. xtasco. S. Heed, O. Hayliel<\, L. Truitt, J. Crawford,
L. Simmons. Third row: P. Ord, J. Jones, III. Olsen,
]. Walls. E. Makosky, J. ~kredith,
D. Hobson, J.
Eberhardt, D. Hinrichs, O. Guenther, F. Hheinhardt,
III. Houck, J. Francis. Fourth rOlC; T. Wilhide, It
Baker, E. Escobar, R. Hoth, E. Earp. \V. Yutzy, u
t~~,~r{;;,~~'
(~:r~:~rl~:;If"
i:;~i~I~~t:;I'G~~~i,
Jp~}~~~;
A.
deLong,
J.
Gro,e,
J.
Day.
COLLEGE PLAYERS. First row, left to rigl,t: H. Rumberger, B. Terry, S. Hogan, D. joeres, Mr. B. Avery,
L. Avery, S. Browning, K. \Vard, C. Webster. Secoud row: ".1. Hendenncyce.
M. Edwards, C. McCinnes. Third
rOtt:: T. Pokorny, J. Morse. Fourth row: L. Landis, B. Adams, N. Sheeley, D. Pettigrew, T. \Vchh, S. Heed, J.
Kressler.
Stepping into the Spotlight
DRAMATIC
Esther Smith,
matkArt.
Diploma;
Associate
ART DEPARTMENT
Professor of Dra-
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"The Matchmaker"
st~l~r~u~\[~~;l(I~,~~::~J_I;;tl~
L~~\({:~Ve~~'h:~~h
~~~leHfl~r
:\[inni{' (C.
:\mbro~c
(N.
Siwe/ey)
,md Erm'lg,)rdc
(L.
The Mutclunaker, Xlrs. Levi, reads the p;11111
of Mr.
Vaodergtldcr (D. Drohis).
33
,1I;ery)
\l'elJsler)
tries
10
hide.
listen to the advice of :\Irs. Lev i (5.
Reed).
Appraising Man's Creativity
ART DEPARTMENT
,\1. Louise Shipley, A.B.; Associate
HISTORY
Professor of Art.
OF ART DEPARTMENT
Erv in L Sztlagvt, L.L.B., B.S., JUT.D., B.F.A.; AssistProiessor oi the f-1istoryof
Art.
alit
AHTJ5TS ANONn.IQUS. First row, left /0 right:
B. /I'IOUllt, 1'. Raver, J. Hobart. Second rou); 1\1. \Virt
(treasurer), B. Jacobus (prt'sident), D. Leithtscr
Third row: V. Bittner, L. Brodsky, C. Fetrow. Four/h
rotc: "I. Dilson, J. Fiorilfu, L Betts. Fifth
rOfV; S.
HlIshton,]. Hopkins.
Officers mstull new mcmbc,-s,
Honoring Academic Achievement
AHGONAUTS. First rou.;, left to right: P. Zacharias, C. Philpot, R. Wentz, K. Reese, B. Moon, M. Olsen, T. Black
Secolld rou.;: B, Terry, ~I. Pnppadopculou,
H. Griscom, ~I. Trotman [secretary}, T. Muhlfelder (dee-president),
Heed (president),
D. Littlefield (treasurer),
\1. Crawford, D. Calvert, E. Bent. Third row: S. Dejto», M. Hiller,
C. Cohen, H. Manthey, S, Green, G. Siegel, H. Holt, C. Hoecker, J. Springer.
j.
Training for Defense
ROTC
DEPARTMENT
P,lul v. Fogleman, B.5., Lieutenant
and T
Colonel, P.~I.S
Capt. Judith Reinhart,
Sponsor, Battalion Staff
Color Guard; Honor
Capt. Jo Ann Carscadcn,
-"prmsor,
CU;lrd
Honor
GU:II"d
CI'Pt. Helen Huclun,
Spo!l$or, Band
Capt. Judith Firestone,
Spon.ror, Company A
Company B; S,F.C. Avon C. Young
Capt. Lucille Tucker,
Sponsor, Company B
Capt. Sandra Heed,
SpOl:sor, Company C
IIlaj.
H. Wolf
Commander
C;lpt. A. Alperstein
Bottulion Stair
Ist Lt. C. Snvder
Battalion Staff
j st
Lt.]. De~ley
Battalion Staff
1st Lt. II. Kirknum
Battalion Staff
COMMISSIONED
OFFICERS
s. Derman
2nd Lt.
DcMnrtin
1st Lt.
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D. Anders
2.ndLt.
H. Bncns
2ndLt.
J. Baile
DeCarter
1st Sgt.
\v. Deaner
2nd Lt.
D. Eckman
2ndLt.
S. Hatton
1st Lt.
D. Hobart
Snd Lt.
F'. Nichols
1st Lt.
D. Hnbush
2nd Lt.
S.Sharkey
2nd Lt.
:\1. Spind
2nd Lt.
R. Warfield
1st Lt.
:!:ndLt.
W. Bergquist
:!:ndLt.
No man can stand alone ...
Religious belief is all essential part of man's desire to improve himself
and to help others. Through daily experience
the ide"ls of his
R EL 1(;10 N
lIlan
strives to adhere to
and brillg them ill to reality.
Traditions Emphasize Religion
The by-word
at Western
Maryland
is "tradition" and some of our most unique
traditions
center in and around
the religious
life of the
campus.
It
seems
only
fitting
that
a church-
affiliated
college should offer so many opportunities
for spiritual
growth.
We rarely pause
to consider
the tone of OUf campus,
but when
we do, we can clearly see how customs through
the years have raised it to unusual
heights.
Here all faiths worship
together
weekly
in
Chapel
and find common
beliefs
that bind
them in fellowship.
The strong voices of the
processing
choir, the stillness
during
the evening prayer
and the bustle
after benediction
make Sunday
evening
services
memorable
for
Catholic,
Protestant
or Jew.
In mid-week denominational meetings we
may find that extra bit of spiritual uplift to
carry us through our busy days. The churches
of Westminster
anxiously provide still more
opportumttes
for participation
in all of the
major religions, in hopes of maintaining contact with the student even though he is no
longer able to attend his home church.
Crace at our meals, devotions in the dorms,
meditation in the little chapel; all <Hea part
of the religious life of our college.
Courses in philosophy and Brbbcal ltrcrature
encourage us to think and to question and
finally, to strengthen our convictions.
The new chapel stands in the midst of our
campus and seems to look out upon our daily
experiences. We are aware that religion has a
major role in life at Western Maryland and
that spintual development must be part of any
successful four-year program here on the Hill.
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HELICIOUS
LIFE
COUNCIL.
~~r·~\:'~k~r:ef~.loAl:~~~~Ji;l~IS~~~~~;
row: C. Strcin, n. Mason (secretary), H. Manthey. Tllird row: Dr
W. 1\lcGill, Dr. C. Crain.
Leaders Direct Religious Program
STUDENT
CHIHSTIAN
ASSO_
CiATION OFFICERS.
First
rou;,
left to right: 13. Rinehart (preside-nt).
Second row: M. Zacharias
(se-cretary), \V. \Vhitmore {treasUTe-T), J. Ilei!
[vice-prestdcnt
).
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ChapclawaitsSunclayc\,cningworshippcrs
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Communion highlights Christmas activities,
We Worship God
"A mighty fortress.
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"Let
}Ollr ccnsctcnce
he
your
guide,"
LSA Concentrates On Membership
LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION. First row, leit to right: H. Verdone (president),~!
Olsen, V. SChUm],ln,
C. Emmel, Second row: J. l-Iyers, ,\1. Zimmenu.m (secretary-treasurer),
\\', Koeber, D. Humphrey, '\1. Lewis.
MSM Presents Pros And Cons
,\IETHODIST
STUDENT
MOVE,\IENT.
First raw, lcft to rig/It: 1'. Zuelumns, J. Shnnholtz, L
Landis {vtce-president ), S. Boeder, 1'. Haver, C. Bowen, D, Wulker, D, Culvert. Seem!!/ row:
C. Swenson, B. Meineke, N. Gardner, S. Rushton, D. Pettigrew, '\1. Hiller (secretary), H.
Grover. Third row: T. Astle, H. "[:mlhey, S. Green, O. Guenther, C. Strctn (president), J.
Blackburn.
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BSU Adopts Family
BAPTIST STUDENT UNION. Firs! Toro, left to right: B. Cook, ~l. Dilson, J. Ryan, K.
Cochenour, E. Sank. Second row: H. Hibbard (vice-president), j. Penn (secretary), P. Dulick,
B. vvolozm (president), D. Johnson.
JSA Offers Friday Services
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Four Faiths Unite
In Fellowship
UNITElJ caxu-us CHI1ISTlJ\N FELLOW_
SHIP, First row, Icft to right: B. Gr"h,llll,
V. Weber, P. lOlli's, C. Davis. Second row:
~~ni\;~l~,nsK:~
ll~~:;:~~r'.'
r~r(~~\!~r
~l;n:;~r
fI~~~~·e~
~
]lanS"n,
L. Stychc, P.1>klntyrc.
C. Dowell, C. FL,y, S. Delton,
CANT£HBUHY
CLUII.
Firsl
FOIlrlh
J.
rou;:
Slade.
row,
left
/0
rig/It: A. Jones, J. Hobart, C. Skclman, L.
I [arms, N. Mengel, A. Highsmith, C. Nurbcth,
K. Kenton
(trC;lSltH;r).
Second row: B. Drcn-
Canterbury Holds Weekly Communion
;~~~~id!;ll
\:oltilk~ia!;;n
°r~;;'c~~!c~:i!:C~~(
~~~~
~1~J.c!}I~~i}St;:cretary),L. Conners, D. Taylor,
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Wesleyanetles
Engage In Christian Service
WESLEYANETTES.
First row, left to right: S. Sullivan, It GrO"cr, P. Raver, M. Hiller. Second
rOIC;1-1. Olsen, C. Wilkinson (vice-prestdent }, B. Walker (president),
Emery (treasurer).
Third row: C. Steelman, S. Hoeder, N. Miller, L. Landis, D. Pettigrew, C. Davis, C. Philpot.
"I.
Pre-flights Prepare For Career
WESLEYANS. First row, left to righl: \\I. watts, J. Warman (vice-president), II. Smith, W
\Vright,]. J)ilY {secrctnry-trensurcr }, P. Grant, It "Ianthe)' (president), Dr. C. Crain {advisor}.
Second rOlC: J. Buttimer, E. welch, J. Creve, C. Strcin.
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Students Worship on
A little bit of heaven on Th"rsday night-Blanche
wurd devotions
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Campus and in Community
Students always find Baker Chapel doors open for privntc worship
Cards inspire cheerful chapel attendance.
Connuunlty provides denominational services. Hcvcrcnd Ililler
greets Bernie Hincharl after church.
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I am involved
in mankind
...
SOCIAL AWARENESS
when
(IS
man learns fa live successfully
begins
by u;orkirlg and communicating
a part of the greater whole of mankind.
Leaders Confer on Campus Communications
Approximately
fifty students
packed
their
bags and returned
early to the Hill for the
Fourth Annual Leadership
Conference.
At this
conference,
appropriately
named
the Vital
Link, leaders
of many c<unpus activities
met
together
to discuss campus
functions
and set
up goals for the coming year. Each represented
a particular
aspect of campus
life, but for three
days they
reviewed
the total picture
and
coordinated
activities
for better social cooperation. They sought to improve
the eommunicanons between
students
and with the administration,
communications
that keep us socially
At Western
Maryland,
we arc able to better
relationships
because
of the friendly,
personal
atmosphere
of a small-college
community.
Here on our campus,
individual
needs
are
recognized.
Through
varied
activities,
from
the seriousness
of Student
Government
to the
frivolity of dorm antics, each person may find
a way to express
his particular
interest.
Personal acquaintances
with almost all his fellow
students
and
faculty
enable
him
to be a
member
of many groups and still maintain his
individuality.
Educational nuthortty speaks ct conference.
Social awareness
strengthens
the Vital Link
of communications
that is so much a part of
the unique tone of Western
Maryland
College.
Students portray leadership qualities
Authority Confirms Campus Opinion
The SCA believes
that the student
is central
in campus
life. Therefore,
by involving
him
in various committees
and activities to improve
cooperation
and communication,
they
have
tried to make him aware of his importance
and
responsibilities.
This ycar the SCA sponsored
the [;111 leadership conference,
the Vital Link. During Orientation
Week,
upperclassmen
welcomed
new
students
and introduced
them to campus clubs
and activities.
Familiar
green
blotters,
provided by the SGA, featmed
calender
events
and acquainted
students
with
various
businesses
and merchants
of \Vestminsler.
One
innovation
of the year was the planning
of
Homecoming
and "Iny Day weekends
by the
entire cabinet instead of the Women's
Council.
The completion
of the Honor
System,
by
adding
faculty
recommendations
and other
rectifications,
was another
major accomplishment of the Student
Government.
Members
also planned
a revision of the constitution
and
complete
structural
reorganization.
Early in the
year, speakers
carne to the campus
to acquaint
students
with the National Student Association.
The group discusses
life and welcomes
suggestions.
current
student
STUDENT COVEHN~!ENT OFFICEHS. Left to
righl: J. Blackburn (treasurer), J. Heinhart (secretary),
S. Brown (president), ),1. Sitter (vice-president}.
issues of campus
opinions
and
STUDENT GOVEHN,\lENT CABINET. First row. left tv right: D. lIullluhrey,).1. Sitter, S. Brown, r. Blackburn,
J. Bnroclr. Second rolV: J. Spe(lf, D. Price, J. Hcil, K. \Vard, K. Lore, D. joeres, A. Alperstem, C. Cebclcin.
Judicial Bodies ...
BOARD. Left 10 right: Dean
Spangler.
JUDICIAL
xr-o.
II.
Howery, J. xtcuodc,
B. Wright,
W, I\lacDonnld,
Dr. H. Summers,
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HONon COUHT. Sealed left to riglll: B. Shelton, J. Creve, W. Macfjonnld, P. Ord, E. Armiger, J. ~IcDade, ~1.
Olsen, ~1. Hiller, F. Hhetnhardt, }. Brozik, D. jocres. StmJding: L. Alpcrstem, B. Lazarus, R. Price.
. . . Uphold A(ademi( Ideals
Last year the students of Western Maryland voted to accept an honor system. The
Student Government Association was quick to
respond and began work numedintely by appointing five people as committee chairmen to
investigate various aspects of the proposed
system. Dagmar JOCl'CS, Juanita Heil, Martha
Olsen, Bill Sitter, and King Smith met with
their groups throughout one semester. The
committees discussed and revised sections
which included infractions, investigations, corrective action, and the setting up of the honor
court. They also talked to people in colleges
about other systems and attended regional
meetings.
When the committees felt that they had
done a thorough job, they presented a working system to thc student body in an assembly
program. The chairmen discussed their particular sections and answered questions raised
by the students. This system was then nccepted, although a few changes were suggested. The SGA made thc minor revisions and
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with Dean David as spokesman presented the
system to the faculty. The faculty suggested
more changes and the system was again presented to the student body. Final changes were
made and the honor system W,lS accepted.
\Vhen the honor court was set up the old
Judicial Board was dissolved. People interested in serving on the court submitted their
names to the SGA cabinet. The cabinet, in turn,
selected from the applications six seniors, six
juniors, and four sophomores to fillthe positions
of the court. Dean Howery and Dee» David are
advisors along with faculty members Dr.
Summers and xtr. Spangler. However, only the
students on the court have a vote. The court
tries 1111 academic honor infractions. They
elect their own chairman and recorder and in
the future will select the new members
The students of Western xlarylnnd may be
proud of this step forward and will surely
strive to place the honor system beside the
high ideals of the college in the "hallowed halls
of tradition".
Council Ads On Student Interests
STUDENT
LIFE COUNCIL.I"irst
row, left to right: J. Hcinhnrt, L.
Wickwire, M. Siller, 1.,.[.Edwards.
Second n'u;; Dcnn l I. Ilowery,
Dean \V. David, Dr. 1, Kerschner.
Men Collaborate on Campus Questions
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Board Supervises Campus Publications
PUBLICATIONS BOAH!). Firsl
nne, left to rig/II: N. Snifllkll, P
Ord, D. Culvert. Second row: B.
Drenning, C. Conkling, C. Strcin
Students Excel in Creative Writing
CONTHAST. First rolf, left 10 riglil: C. Hoecker, B. Drenning (lmsine" manager}, X. Saifllku {cdttor-in-chicf ] ,
D. Beck (literary editor), ~I. Carhllr!. Secour! rorc,' M. Hiller, C. Yeager, II. Temple, \1. Crawford, T. Pokorny,
S. Sachs, J. Breland, B. Terry.
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Seniors Recapture Memories
ALOHA
EDlTOHIAL
Editor-in-chief
Photography
Associate
Editor
Editors
Diane
Ritter,
Assistant
Diana
Dardner,
Frederick
__
Mary
Calvert
Sue Trotman
Margaret
Judith
Reed,
Rheinharclt
McIntyre,
Carleen
Editor
Typists
..
Copy
Editor
_ ..
Judith
__
Stanley
Tucker,
Mary
Frances
Yingling,
Louise Styche
Sharkey,
Charles
Conners
Carol
Theresa
Black,
Barham
Christine
Photographer
_
BUSINESS
Bustness
Business
Meincke
David
Hobson
STAFF
Monager
_
Carl
Mmwgers
Nancy
Conrad
Pat rOil
Managers
Constance
David
SlIbscriptioll
Srret»
Manager
James
Advertising
Philpot
Lewis, Diane Kanak,
Mnry Bess Wood
_
Assistant
Heese
Carol
Caroline Mitchell,
Staff.
Art Staff
Philpot
Catharine
Marian Edwards,
Editors
Ruth Ann Mason,
Lucy
Lorry,
_
COP!! Readers
Photogmphlj
Brown,
Hohman,
Lucille
Barbara
STAFF
Typillg
Managers
Nancy
Lomax
Singer
Cohen
Barnes,
Warner
Hoelke,
CaryCill
Secretary
Carolyn
Bowen
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Campus Communique
Goes Weekly
GOLD BUG
Stuff members prepare copy for printer.
Editor
M{//wgillg
Co-News
o
Editor __
Editors.
_..
James
_
..
Waddel
.Allen
Carolyn
Reporters
Jones
Cail Allen
.. _Barb.ua
Terry
Dorothy
Beck
... Joseph Spear,
Gerald Seigel
Typillg
Co-Copy
Editor
Editors
_
_
Manetta
Willett
Carolyn
Bowen,
Barbara
walker
Crawford,
Greene,
Anders,
Jackson
John
Morse,
Diane
Day,
James
Briggs,
Benjamin
Rhinesmith,
Joyce Russell
PriscillaOrd
Assistant
News Editor __
Feature
Editor
.. .. _....
Assistant
Feature Editor
Co-Sports
Editors
... ...
David
Mary
Hoecker,
Girl
Meredith Fordham
Friday
Business
Manager
Advertising
Exchange
Circulation
Photography
__ .
Mauager
_
.._ ..
Herbert
Fallin
Samuel
Case
Martha
Wirt
John
Grabowski
David Hobson
~~~?t
\\~~'~d~~,Rt\~~31~
\ \~~(g
~~I.L~~,Si.rsL;~'~;II~~~c
~()B~if::il;n~
l~.~:~~~~~;c1~,;etG~
S~\:~~~~:~~~~~
j.
t
man,
D.
Phillips.
Delegates Direct Dorm Life
\IE~'S
\\'ard),
Cohen.
DOH\IITOHY COU1\'CILS. First row, left to right: Donn W. David, J. 1>IcDadl' (president, Alhert 1\'.
B Hinehurt {president, Daniel 1>laeLea), C. Sircin. Sewlld row: 1>1.Myers, }. Lomax, D. Drobis, C.
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Advisors Offer Assistan(e
Demons in the Dorm
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Disrupt a Busy Schedule
'Say, have you seen my plastic bag?"
Il;lpl1}
65
Birthday
in
bongo beats.
So Much To Do ...
Next time we'll \lSCpapcrwnrc.
66
Just waiting for the mnil.
•••
So Little Done
He's spent half
I'm n magnet!
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:111
hour lining up that shot!
Time Out For
The Twist isn't everything.
Burning with enthusiasm.
College Cheer
\\'here'stllet(':\m?
Dlt'-'INC HALL STAFF. Byron E. HiCt:, I\·!rs. Mildred Cehr, ~lrs. Irene Bit7;cl, Mrs. Helen Ilnrbnugh.
Kitchen Crew Feeds Flock
Dlt'-'It'-'C HALL WAITEHS. Firsl row, lefl 10 righl: ~1. Trotman, F. Carmichael, 13. MrClelLmd, D.
Sitter, F. Lindsay, ~1. Evans, N. Miller. Second row; !II. Edwards, B. Cook, L. Gooding, J. Meyer,
C. Hiehflrdson, C. Drechsler, L. Worden. Third rOle; ~1. van Scoter, S. Hogan, F. Burnell, ~1. \Virt,
D. Price. Fourth row; B. Drenning, T. Magruder, C. ~kCinnes, D. Littlefield, C. Cehelein, J. Lomax,
Fifth row: D. Drobis, C. Siegel, C. Cohen, ~1. Creamer, J. Hhinesmith. Sixlh row: H. Kruhm, C. Ctll, L.
Boyd, ~1
P. Hocy,
D. jocres,
A. Jones.
Zsebcdics.
NUHSES. Nuncy Coyner, !\Iiss Virginia Stoner, Martha Olsen.
Smiles Help Cure Ills
just another campus casualty.
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Greek Letter Representatives
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Promote Sodal Interaction
INTEHFHATEH~ITY
COU~CIL.
Left
to
right: 1'\. eneman, E. :>.Iakosky,H. Kirkman,
C. Cohen (president), L. Zscbcdics (secretary),
E. Corbin, II. Bucas.
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DELTA SIC~[A KAPPA. First row, left to right: L. Landis, M. Zinunurmnn, C. Drechsler, II. Crtscom, N. Davis,
C. Barnes, B. Moon, B. Walker, M. Olsen, F. Cumrichncl. Second row: 1. Springer, J. Lorry, B. Yingling, L
Hackett, i\1. Trotman, K. Reese, B. Davis, S. Beeler, 1. Reed, L. LolRer, C. Philpot, Mrs. K. Shook. Third row:
P. Hiller, P. L'lmbcrt, B. Friese, 1\1. Hemrnerly, B. Fontaine, C. Ctsscl, S. Det.nca, N. A\lth, I. Zahrndka, P.
Zacharias, 1. Myers, L. Inslcy, S. i\lorton, J. Lucas. Fourth row: C. Unkart, D. Lcithiscr, J. Hoffman, J. l-lill1nan,
P. Raver, B. Terry, C. Hoecker, D. Pettigrew, R. Verdone, J. Hopkins, N. Thomas, 1'. Clark, i\l. Castronova,
B. Cook, B. Tibbs, V. Alexander,
C. Brcckenridge. Fifth row: H. Crover, C. Arrieta, B. Drucry,
H. llopkins,
K. Cochenour, D. Beck,!'. Harrison, B. I lolland, i\1. Hindle, 1... Hobson, C. Luwrcucc, H. Jon"s, L. I [arms,
C. Hotton.
DELTA 5[G:\[A KAPPA OFFICERS. First TOW, left to rigl,t·
C Barnes (president-elect),
K. Heese (IJresidcnt).
Second
rolC: 1... Hackett [secretary}, N. Thomas (tn'asurer),
II. Griscom (sergeant-at-anus),
i\1. Trotman (SCA representative).
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Homecoming activities brought the Delts
a first-prize win for their display, "Oopssale." lr W.lS good to have twenty- five new
pledges to share the work and fun. Settling
down to more serious projects, the De-lts
attended services at a synagogue, carrying
out their program of "Co-to-Church
Sundays."
Following the annual Christmas party and
exchange of unusual presents with their
brothers, the Bachelors, the sorority members separated for well-earned vacations.
Then, back on the Hill, the Delts planned
a February Birthday Banquet, which marked
their thirty-eighth year of sisterhood. Later
in the spring, the group was busy with their
alumnae tea to welcome many former Delts
and to further the activity of the alumnae
association organized last year.
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Is it donn broken?
Sisters of (he Snbre
\Vith two new pirates,
the totes began
a
year of fun and fellowship
as they sponsored
a birthday
party early in the semester to honor
their sponsor,
Dr. AriPf'n
Heggemeier.
The
group
also enjoyed
visiting
Miss Margaret
Snader,
a former
sorority
member
and sponsOl
for many years.
Continuing
the tradition of working together,
they once again sold Avon products
as a fund-
raising project. At Thanksgiving,
the sorority
gave a basket to a ncedy Family, and at Christmas contributed
toys and clothing
as well as
food. Another project W<'IS the Hed and Black
bcoth at the WUS Bazaar
The annual
Skating
Party at Sportsman's
Hall was held to acquaint
the freshmen
girls
with
Iota
Camma
good time despite
Chi
and
everyone
had
a
the tumbles.
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IOTA GA\IIIlA CHI. "-irst rolV, left to rigiJt: N. Turner, T. Black, C. Johnson, C. Bowen, E. Sank, S. Cornthcrs,
Dr, A. Hcgg(,!l1cicr. Secoud row; H. Michaels. E. Deckert, C. \Vilkinson, L. Bells, C. Carson, B. McCntharn
Third rmc; 1'. Draut,~!. Emery, ~1. Evans.
IOTA GA\I\IA CIII OFFICERS.
E. Sank (dc<"-presidenl).
C. Bowen {prcsidcnt ), \1. E"llb Lrecordtng ,,'(Oretolr) and
treasurer}, C. johnsen {corresponding ><'(Or('I,II)).
'/i
It's home
1l0W.
New
calves
watchful
mooed
eyes
another
of
year
\Veek
ended
the
and
a needy
family,
of
children
their
Happy
During
planned
finally
around
In the spring
banquet
renlors
been
Saudwichcs on Hrst=P
arrived,
and
yearbook
friends
much
along
the
with
Chi,
they
they
pre-
eagerly
- and
when
displayed
their
theme.
presented
a part
for
for
program.
Party
a storylaucl
- their
so
again
baskets
Beta
semester
Bush
they
Once
and
Gamma
second
upon
prep-
scrapbooks
Springfield
for their
the dare
was
food
Hills,
of
the annual
Hell
the prize winners.
filled
made
brothers
sented
talents
they
the
and
Soon
hurried
displays.
were among
At Christmas
under
sisters
Homecoming
traditionally
of floats
the Phi Alphs
bowed
proud
underway.
and
us, bringing
nrauon
and
their
was
their
as a tribute
lind
of
sisters
the
nnnuul
to the
who
Purple
had
and
White.
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PHI ALI'IlA xru OFFICERS. B. jacobus (SGA rcprescntalive), D, Kanak (vice-president), C. Lewis (president), J.
Cole {sergeant-at-arms}, \1. Edwards (treasurer ).
1'111 ALPHA I\IU. F;.'$/ mu;, lefl to right: J. Fredholm, B. \IcClelland, 1'.lIoey, D. joocs. F. Burnell, K. Ward,
Edwards, S. Browning, 1. Cole, F. Lrnclsay, 1\1. Nuttle, S. Bushton, \\. Hoover. Second row. III. wm«, B.
Beall, C. Hitler, H. il.lason, N. Roelke, II. Buehm, C. Lewis, D. Kanak, \1. Sitter, S. Heed, C. Foard, J. IIci!
Third mw: B. Jacobus, P. Ord, B. Enrhurt, L. Coodiog, N, Thomas, C. \lacDQnaJd, C. Conkling, II. Offutt,
j. Meyer, A. Benjamin, J. Mooney, K, Abernethy, D. Boyd. FOIl'th rou:: \1. Ikndenncycr, C. Cnlp, K. Stoner, J
Cnrscasden, J. \Valker, D. /lliller, 1-1. Holmes, S, I-Iallck, L. Chilcoat, J. Tatem. E. Bent. B. Persion. Fifth rore: C.
Hic.:h:udson, B. l lidcy, L. Truitt, 1'.1. Vnn Sooter, B. Ow;'ns, L. Bihy , A. \\'ellt'r, J. Allgtro, ~!. Chittenden, J
Brelnnd, C. Allell.
/1,1.
T
SIC.\IA SIG.\IA TAU OFFICEHS. C. Mitchell (treasurer),
tary).
L. T~lcker
representative},
(president),
Adams
B.
B. Meineke
(vit'C-I'r!'Sidcnt),
{sergeunt-ut-anns}.
L.
B.
Styehe (secreShelton (SGA
SIG.\IA SIG'\[A TAU. First ro.", left to rig/II; J. Brozik, J. Slade, H.. llcugrcu, D. Cn;wcll,:>'1. (lohman, 1'. Hurr,
L. Limpert, ;\,1. Mcintyre, J. Pricer, D. Gardner, D. Calvert, S. .\Ia)l, D. Dehne. Second row: B. Boeder, N. Cnrdner, t.:. Lore, J. Younger, V. Schurman, C. ;\(itchell, B. Meineke, L. Tucker, L. Stvche, K. Synn, 13. \Vulozin,
~'.~l~f:a~,.\~.
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J.
Reinhart, .\\. Cellar. Fourth row: P. [bach, C . .\[ohler, C. Beeker, E. Sellman, 13. Adnms, A. Hurdcu, C. \V r- hstcr, J. Firestone, E. \Vilslllan, S. Gordon, J. Brown. Fifth rolC; B. lIahn, J. Hyan. J. SI"ll1holtz, S. Higgin, T. Webb,
S. Stauffer, K. Frese, N. Miller, L. Schurman, C. Davis, D. Simpson, C. Nurbeth, K. Wilson, D. Councill.
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"I-:.m-a-
low-ly-skunk-"
Twenty-five pledges wore skunk signs on
their backs this fall as the Sigmas began another
active year. This was .1 time for brightening
the clubroom, as they hung red curtains and
the new members gave them dark red rugs to
match. A.~ usual, calendars were sold and the
profits went to CAHE. The group also spread
cheer at Thanksgiving and Christmas by providing food and presents for .1 needy family.
The "Sigma Sound-Off," a news letter about
Scholarship
81
pillS!
pledges, was sent out and Sigma sisters made
plans to revive the sorority yearbook, "The
Silver Lining."
Picnics with their brothers of Pi Alpha Alpha
and the regular winter and spring banquets
were sparked with the usual Sigma spirit and
fellowship
The highlight of the year was the honor of
winning the ISC Scholastic Cup.
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Brooke, J. Baile, F. Stockman, C. Strein, J. '\[cDtl(le, S.
D. Huybush, J. Pusey, J. English, B. Gillespie,
Kinsley. Third row: A. Hose, B. Drenning, C. Richman, B. Myers, B. Lazarus,
Bloodsworth, 1-1. Wagner,
J.
Hatton,
II.
'\1.
J.
Spear, D. Pond, D. Sutton, L. Alperstc!n, J. Oppel, C. Clark, D. Drobis. Fourth row: D. Goldstone, ~1. Sherwood, J. xtorse, J. Buroch, B. Chase, T. Bowman, J. Shaw, J. Cupp, B. )'lyers, K. Kenton, C. \Valtcr, J. Warman.
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ALPHA CA'\l)'lA TAU OFFICEHS. First row, left to rig!'t:
C. Stretn (chaplain), F. Nicoll (social ch:'innan), J. Pusey
Lsergeant-nt-unns}. Second row: D. Hobert (treasurer), II.
Kirkman (president), T. Hayes (secretary).
82.
Beginning
another
Bachelors
year
planned
Banquet,
which
the
enjoyable
activities.
as Alpha
Cammn
One success
Tau
held
pm tv of the year.
The
Bachelor-sponsored
into
Party,"
snow created
exchanged
their sisters,
Midway
received
Ira-
dance.
\Yard
Gym
outside.
atmosphere.
the big bonfire
the gym floor. Christmas
Bachelors
while
an appropriate
will remember
led to another
Blanche
of ice,
most
the first open
Christmas
turned
a wonderland
the
Homecoming
to be one of their
ternity
"Skatmg
of brotherhood.
annual
proved
the
Munv
in the middle
festivities
interesting
ended
of
,1S
presents
the
with
the Delts.
through
their
the year,
jackets,
other
the new style and ordered
when
the pledges
members
favored
ones to match.
Music
It's a Bachelor's life!
to read by.
lie got me
Once again the men of Delta Pi Alpha
honors in intramural
sports by winning
took
the
Football crown.
At school garnes,
Preachers
tended
the refreshment
stands and peddled
hotdogs and cokes in the bleachers.
Besides sixteen more members, the fraternity
acquired
a new sign and new-style
jackets this
By combining
of the brothers,
the originality
find hard work
the Preachers sponsored
a sue-
cessful
Sweetheart
Dance
that
as well
ttmc!
as several
parties.
The group proudly selected Diane Kanak as
the '61 Sweetheart
and joined to honor her
with a serenade.
Spring found the Preachers
bus)' with the
election of officers and their usual participation
in sports, as the members
of the Purple and
Cold completed
another
year.
84
DELTA PI ALPHA. First row, left to right: C. Shaeffer, E. Corbin, J. Waddd, F". Goldman, j. Mckenna, J. AII_
wine, II. Bucas, L. Wickwire, D. Warner, D. Anders, J. Avnd, II. Fallin. Seco.u/ rolC: j. Lcpcrati, H. Crace,
B. Penn, T. \Varner, 1-1. ] rumson, D. Bowen, ~[r. ]1,. Clower, E. Shilling, R. Shaw, L. Klein, D. Ycbst, ]1,. jones,
xr. Wright. Third row: D. Buckworth, B. Chambers, S. Case, D. Markey, T. O'Malley, H. Branoll, E. Buckner,
xr. O'Connor, K. Bowles, T. Ilill. FOl/rth fOlC: \V. \Vrightson, F. Wade, B. Read, E. Armtger, J. Norris, J. llarmnn,
j. Brewer, S. Sunderland.
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As second semester began, much hard work
and preparation
were in evidence
toward the
planning
of the May Day dance,
"South
Pacific,"
This year eighteen
new members
colorfully
stalked their way through
Hell Week, which
was climaxed
by a simple,
but meaningful
service - Formal initiation.
The Gamma
Betes
worked together on their major project=Houncing the education
of So Hock Seng in l ndoncsin,
the brother of a past member of the fraternity.
At Thanksgiving
they provided
a basket
of
food for a needy family and at Christmas
the
group and its sister sorority journied to Springfield to bring a little Christmas
cheer.
Frfday
Hell Week, parties, welfare projects and the
working
together
of all the members
toward
the goals of the fraternity
strengthened
the
essential common bond of brotherhood.
ntght
Hghts
86
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X
CA~I\IA BETA CHI OFFICEHS. Left to right; D. Selikowitz
(secretary)' N. Cucnmn (president), T. Muhlfcldcr [vicepresident), F. Hhetnhnrdt (treasurer).
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~l~l.i~~\\J~;ig~·S~:~~~J'ro~~:
rclly. H. Crontse, H. Wockley? L. Coodley, \V. Whitmore, D. Ban~es, D. Ihu,lll.lhrey, L. Zsebedics, S. [~earing.
Third row: C. Petrich, D. QUinby, II. \luoncy, "I. Creamer, R. Shirey, E. "'rlhs, N. Sheeley, II. Wetskittel, J.
Walls. Forntlr row: C. Knefcly, \V. Penn, \V. Hnll, "I. Eagan, D. Kephart, E. vtmor, C. Kemmerer, S. Bro,ldbcnt,
C. Schdzc1, It Price, S. Bayly.
II
A
A
PI ALPHA ALl'HA OF'F'ICEHS. Left to right: E. Makosky
(president), J. Grove (secretary), J. \Villiams (treasurer),
C. Snyder [vice-prcsident ).
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rC~il~~~t r siN~':ke~~'~~~~]ll~r~~~~'
/. g~:~~t~YC\,,;~\)::st~~~~,~;;,~~~~:"~~;~,
d~'h~~?t~;~:
l~:
Davidov, G. Siegel. 1- Grabowski, S. Green, J. Whitfield, Dr. John D. Mnknsky, J. Downey, L. Parr, J. Buttimer,
O. Carter, H. ~lanthe}, B. Lazarus. Third
J. Rhinesmith, T. Astle, 1\1. HOlick, J. Day, D. Stiles, L. \VhitcnrOlli;
ton,
J.
Kressler, It Carson, C.
wnsc»,
D. Ilinrichs,
\\I.
Wright,
O. Snyder, B. [I.[illcr.
Smg nlong with John
The third annual evening of Barber Shop
harmony highlighted the fall activities of the
Black and whites. but the Homecoming Dance
also called for cooperative effort. Thirteen
pledges joined with them in presenting a SIlCcessful vlndtan Summer Serenade."
November was a busy month, .IS Pi Alpha
Alpha planned its annual fall banquet. as well
as a campfire with its Sigma sisters at Dr Holt-
The Christmas party with the Sigmas and an
open fraternity party were two more firstsemester activities for the Black and \Vhites.
Spring functions including the picnic with
the Sigmas and the ~hly Day banquet brought
another year to a close, as the brothers anxiously looked forward to summer vucation and
their return to the campus in September.
haus'Tnrm.
It's party ttmc
89
HOMECOMING 1961
Exhibits
Creativity
Queen Judy Cole and husband Jim.
I-lO~·[ECO~HNC COUI1T. J. Joncs (Freshman
Attendant), C. Fctrow (Junior Attendnnt}, J. Cole
{Queen}, K. Reese (Scnior Attendant), C. Becker
(Sophomore Attendant)
Each Hont adds a bright touch to the parade.
91
Alumni Receive
Royal Welcome
1l0;-"IECO~IINC
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.......
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Pictured following trucliticnal flower presentation ceremony arc'
President and "Irs. Ensor, Queen Judith Cole und Lt. Donald
Habush.
Ilnlftimcflcth·iticsweicomeretllrninglliulllni.
Parade circles field
just
before kick-off.
Traditional
llomecoming
Scene from a(1ion-paclw(1 1lomcconung
game, won h)' Creen Terrors.
parade leads nn array of colors up :\[ain Street.
Coronation of Queen Judy Highlights •••
INDIAN SUMMER
9-1
Black ami Whites and Sigmas set stage for
evcmngs fcsttvtttcs.
Soft lights,swcel music,
pleasant company - a
successfulevening
SERENADE
95
Students
Share
Good
Times
freshmen host fireside gathering
Student Lounge.
ill
Fall pledges entertain M sorority
party.
96
Yuletide Spirit Encompasses The Hm
98
Hahnetecs present original Christmas song.
Trumpeters'
Christmas Banquet
100
Juanita, ;-...Iil,Marian, Jlldy and ~'aurccn
wished liS all a ;"[crry Christmas.
"May
Dining Hall stillf tups lln<liscOl'ercdtalent.
101
I
take your order, please?"
Every man is a piece of the
continent, a part of the main
ATHLETICS
fitness
(IS
teaches
man the importance
the key to mental and spiritual alertness.
of physical
Through effective
use
of strength and skills he Ieums to benefit the larger group of which
he
is a part.
Skip Brown
SENIOR
CLASS
MEMBERS
Bill Bergquist, co-cnptuin
Dave Anders
COACIIII"C STAFF. K.neelillg;
Hobert J.
Waldorf, A.B., A.'\1. [Dlreetor of Athletics
and Assistant Professor of Physical Educetion}. Standing, left to right; Hichard A.
Pugh, Jr., B.S., '\I.E{1. [Assistant Professor of
Physical Education}, Sam Case, Honald Jones.
Gridders COp
The
brought
pionship
1961
squad
gained
a 7-2
record
and
the first unshared
Mason-Dixon
chamto western Mnrylund
in Illany years.
During
the season,
the Terrors
scored
171
points
compared
to a total of 88 given up.
Skippy Brown averaged
.1 sparkling
7.2 yards
per carry,
the highest
of any back during
Coach
waldorf's tenure. Junior quarterback
Roy Terry was the leading ground-g.liner
with
320 yards.
Don
Hohart
rade with 30 paints.
In the grid opener,
lacked host Bndgewater,
like rushes
of Charlie
p'1ssing
attack
By losing
paced
the scoring
pa-
the wnldorfmcn
shel38-0, led by the bullWalter
and a potent
to Penn
vlilitm-y
the
104
OF VARSITY SQUAD
Don Hobart
Jim Puseyc co-captuin
M·D Title
.\\anagers Pete Alexander and Ed Scheinfcldt
following
week,
record evened.
18-8, the
Terrors
saw
their
The squad
rebounded
smartly
by funning
over Randolph-Macon,
28-6, before
n large
Parents'
Day crowd.
The Terror
defensive
backs picked off six Ycllow Jacket passes to
Insure the victory. A dazzling
20-yard
fun hy
Don Hobart late in the fourth quarter enabled
Western
Maryland
to edge Hampden-Sydney,
8-0 <mel to clinch
the Xlason-Dtxon
diadem.
The grtddcrs
as powerful
a 3-1-8 win.
The
Terrors
105
suffered their second and last loss
Susquehanna
methodically
posted
season was brought
to ;1 climax as the
impressively
steam-rollered
Hopkins by
A Jay back loses the battle for yardage.
land and air on a blustery winter day. An inspired "Shock Troop" unit entered
the game
late in the first period and manhandled
their
opponents
for the rest of the afternoon.
Skip
Brown was the big gun in the Terror attack,
scoring touchdowns
on runs of ,[2 and 29 yards.
On the post-season
scene, tackle Jim Pusey
(Honorable
Mention
Little All-America)
was
voted the Most Valuahle
Player and John MeKenna received the Defensive
Lineman award.
FOOTBALL
SCOHEBOARD
W,\IC
38
W.\IC
Bridgewater
Penn
W.\IC
28
Military
18
Randolph •Macon
W.\IC
Hampden-Sydney
W~IC
Susquehanna
3-1
Upsala
18
W~IC
26
W~IC
Lycoming
W~lC
18
Drexel
W~IC
30
Johns
Hopkins
Trainer
rcp:lirs.
Hitchcock
and
Doctor Welliver
make hasty
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FOOTBALL TEA~1. First row, left to riglil: P. Alexander (manager), J. Baroch, T. Magnottc, T. Bowman,
~1. O'Connor, S. Sunderland, T. Confer, H. Lerch, J. Owen, J. Trainor, J. Stephens, \V. Wrightson, A. Henkwitz,
K. Schuele, D. Steen, E. Scheinfeldt (manager). Second roIL:: Mr. Waldorf [ hcad coach), J. Stearns, L. Biser,
W. Deaner, H. Wolf, D. Hobart, J. Mcxenoa, D. Anders, \V. Bergquist, J. Pusey, R. Warfield, J, Gore, J. Allwiuc,
C. Brown, H. Jones, J. Brewer, H. Pugh (coach). Third row: F. Hitchcock (tnlineT), S. Case (coach), B.
Laurence, A. Ober, C. Walsh, E. Buckner, \V. ~lacDanald, D. Xlarkev, J. Ornv, G. Harrison, D. Yobst, R. Terry,
C. Walter, H. Shaw, J. Leporatt, B. Head, H. Brnnoff (trainer). Fourth rou:: E. Daniels, C. Gaver, J. Giesey, G.
Smink, ~l. Kindler, \V. Chase, S Brown, D. Pearson, F. Kidd, J. Elliot, ~1. ~!yers, R. \\'illiams, J. Norris, \V. xmlion, D. Amico.
should hnve punted on second
down."
"\Vl'
Terry breaks loose for long yardage.
Ed Corbin
Roundballers Finish Fast
Dropping
their first four encounters,
Denny
Harmon's young soccer aggregation
started the
season on a pessimistic
note. As the season
progressed,
the practice and experience
began
to payoff,
and the Terrors
rampaged
to win
five of their last six clashes.
~~~n~
t!~l1~da~e~l~lt~!:cnt~f
d~~n:i~~~.l;~
kil~:
Downing
Loyola soon afterwards
5.1,
Terrors kept the ball rolling. The offense,
by Chuck Crey's pair of goals, was backed
by superb defensive play.
the
led
up
Two tallies in the dosing
minutes
of the
fourth quarter
enabled
host washington
College to nip the Hannonmen,
2:-1. Following an
easy win over Callocdet,
the Green Terrors
topped
powerful
Catholic
University,
6·5, in
overtime,
in what was perhaps
the season's
highlight.
The Harmonmen posted a surprising 5-5 log
in an essentially
rebuilding
year.
Dcnny
Schlee wins the race.
llanuon,
coach
SOCCEH TEA~1. First rolO, lelt to right: L. Zsebcdics, E. Corbin, W. W11itmore, J. Baile, L. Wickwire, J. AV!let.
Second roro: B. Penn, G. Knefely, L. Alpcrstciu, D. Schmidt, B. Chambers, J. walls. Third row: N. Cueman,
\V. O'Conner, J. Morse, H. Mooney, D. Harmon (coach), J. I-iammn, A. Gray, B. Gottschall, j. ~Iill..r.
SOCCER SCOREBOARD
\V~IC
xu,
\V~IC
Drexel
\v~IC
Lycoming
SI. ~lary's
\V~IC
F and ~I
\v\IC
Johns Hopkins
\v~IC
Loyola
\V:\IC
\Vashington
\V~tC
Cnllandet
\v:\IC
Calholic U.
\v:\IC
Delaware
Jere ~hll<'r and xed Cuernan,
100
SOC('('f
managers.
BASKETBALL TEAM. First row, left to right: T. O'Mnlley, H. wagner, J. Baile, D. Murfin {cnpta!n }, H. Klitzberg, S. ~[ako\er .. "'ecDrld row: ]. Lnv, S. Leishure, R. Terry, D. Heger, D. Markey. Third row: D. Littlefield
(manager), Coach R. Clower.
Hoopsters Vie for Title
Sparked
by the frequent
of Tom
O'Malley,
Klitzberg,
the
to a successful
hoop
overall
Coach
Terrors
finals.
in the
rolled
log of 13-8 in the winter
Hichard
raced
Western
the ~IAC
guidance,
place
in
the
be
finished
had
Dave
pace,
The
and
fourth
in
Hill fans looking
to next year.
Jump-shooting
13.1 g.\me
return.
be too
second
Maryland
as a result
optimistically
surge
Clower's
into
Division
College.
Marti»,
hit
who
wil! be the only starter
feather-fingered
missed,
of 0'.\ I alley
but
the
hints
shots
late
at a
not to
of Martin
season
that the void
scoring
will
not
troublesome to Clower. The "O'tromped
19.6 average followed by Klitzberg's 15.6
contribution
Richard A. Clower, A. B., M. S. (Assistant Professor of
Ph~'sical Education), 1),1\ id Martin (captain).
Hichie
five
and
victim
for a
scoring
and
of the Middle Atlantic Congained a berth in the league's
The "Big 0" scared the net for 65 points
two game tourney,
but the Cagers fell
to Albright
and Pennsylvania
Milttru-y
Southern
ference
will
Murfin,
Maryland
campaign.
Under
the
pyrotechnic
Dave
Western
the Terrors
per
game.
in rebounding
O'Malley
also
headed
as he plucked
120
off the backboards.
110
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
wvc
68
Alumni
38
WMC
55
77
82
76
Susquehanna
Loyola
73
84
Lycoming
60
71
76
74
Johns Hopkins
Dickinson
Callaudet
~It. St. Mary's
68
6S
54
85
CMholic
U.
Callaudet
Johns Hopkins
Towson
\Vashington
Pi\IC
Elizabethtown
F and M
WMC
WMC
WMC
\V~IC
W~IC
wxrc
W~IC
Wi\'IC
W~IC
\V~IC
W~[C
W~[C
WMC
\Vi\'IC
WMC
W~IC
\Vi\IC
83
80
85
74
56
61
77
44
78
~W~IC
7'2
~WMC
8-1
washington
51
64
95
76
64
43
54
72
75
Mt. St. Mary's
Towson
85
68
69
42
Albright
IlMC
90
"Mtddle Atluntic Conference Tournall1ent
87
The "Big
on
goes up for two.
JUNIOH VAHSITY BASKETBALL TEA'\!. First rmo, left 10 right: A. Mngnctto, E. Wagner, W. Cowden, H.
Walker, ,v. O'Connor. second row: D. Pearson, G. Bateman, H. Gottschall, G. Fulton, G. Harmeyer. Third row:
'\1. Elseroud, D. Dobson, E. Welch, 1'. Seaton, Coach H. Pugh
WRESTLING TEA~L Kuee/ing, left to rigi.t: T. IIi!!,
Thacker, E. Kelso, G. Smink.
It
Garvin, l\L Eagan, A. Hose, G. Kncfcly. St(mc/illg: C.
Grapplers Boast Young Squad
Oustanding throughout the winter combats
were such individuals as skillful Mike O'Connor (191 pounds), freshman Hon Garvin (130
pounds)-probably the best prospect to come
to the Hill in the last three decades, sophomores Al Hose ( 157 pounds) and Mik.c Eagan
ni\~d~h~l~\'I~:S~~~~r.~c~ (137 pounds), and freshman Gil Smink (177
pounds).
loop, as seen in their potent performances durBy mid-January, the Bonsallmen had coming the end-of-season tournament.
piled a 4-2 log, with wins over such powerThe outstanding features of the squad were
houses as Oallaudet and Catholic University.
its youth and aggressiveness. With several topServing ably as assistant coach was former
notch freshmen helping to make up for the
star Sam Case, held out of action because of
absence of any seniors on the roster, the
Injuries.
TeITo~ appear set for the next few mat
campaigns.
Under the superb guidance of their new
head mentor, Dale Bonsall, the Green Terror
wrestling team enjoyed its best season in many
years.
Still practice sessions, coupled with a spirit
h:~~I;!~~t:!d
r~~~
Seniors Steve !lntton and Art Alpcrstcin ]lrcpare for sharpshooting scssion.
Sergeant Arthur \\'aiter and Captain Steve l Iatton
Sharpshooters Aim for Title
As in former years, Western Maryland College watched its rifle team complete another
victory-laden fall-winter-spring season. \Vinning seems to have become a welcome tradition for the Terror sharpshooters, who once
again put an excellent record into the scoring
annals.
The firing range in the basement of Gill
Gymnasium was the scene of m.my fine performances. Under genial Major Cooper's expert
gurdnncc, the Terror guns repeatedly shot
their way to wins over such opponents
Dickinson and the University of Tennessee.
Captain Steve Hatton, a senior, usually set
the winning pace, but was ably bucked with
strong support from such targeteers as Skip
Brown, Ron Cronise. Mat Creamer, Hans Himler and Art Alperstein.
At ALOHA pressttme, the squad was in an
excellent position to cop another News-Post
Trophy, awarded annually by the Baltimore
newspaper to the leader of the big four state
schools - Loyola, Johns Hopkins, Maryland
State and Western Maryland College,
~~r~n~:~kl('g
tEck:~~::.~~.B~~~~:~etll~;/~~~rrl~i~i~~~:~Y~'a~~R~I~~{lIi~;n~aS~~l~.
~~1~:L5.1~~.~~,
(coach),
113
Green and Gold Boosts Spirit
Diane
Kanak,
captain.
1'01-1 POM GIHLS. First row, left 10 rig/i/o' 1\1.
Wood, N. Coyner, P. Ord, S. I\!ay, L. Tucker
(captain),
J. Bernhart, B. Meincke, D. jocres, "I.
Lewis, T. "'cGibbcny. Securlcl row: M. Bendermeyer, P. Hoey, K. Stoner, F. Lindsay, C. Mac,
Donald, V. Hunuucry, N. Kelley, M. Hohman.
Third row; J. Smith, C. Johnson, C. Becker, K.
Arendt, B. Frick, J. Fredholm.
Music and Marchers
Add Lively Accent
~Ir. ]\.
major).
Kersey (director),
John Grabowski
(drum
BAND. First row, left 10 righl: H. Vickery, F. Carmichnel, D. Nohle, L. Pastor, A. Hnrmuntus. Second
row:
j. Buttill)er, H. Dinger, T. Magruder, F.
\VMk, H. Carson. Third row: B. Gottschall, E.
Earp, H. Liebman, T. Bloom, K. Lore. F(mrlil row:
D. Stiles, L. Brown, M. 1louck, ~I. Heitz, E. ~Iillcr.
Fifth row: C. Siegel, L. Ensor, W. lIall, ~1. IIcggnu. Sixth rose: T. Hoyer, C. "'nnning, .\IT. Kersey
(band director).
\\,O.\IEl':'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. FirM roUl, left to right: K. Lore, D. Gardner {vice-president}, S. Beeler
huesident),
S. DeRlIl1 {secretary}, C. Webster (1r,!aSllrer), C. Philpot. Sccoud row: J. Pricer, s. Gordon, H.
\\'right, A. \Veller, B. Shelton, B. Jacobus, V. Alexander.
Women Plan Sports Activities
Hoseldn F. Todd, A.B., A.M.
A.ssi$tflllt
Proiessor
of PII!lsiCu/
Etiucal;oll
~(nrie V. Parker, B.S., A.M
l\.fsocillte Proicssor of P/lysiclIl }~tluC(jfjon
116
I-IOCKEY TEAM. First row, left to right; K. Heese, ~1. Matthews, C. Alexander, ~1. Colcman, D. Phillips. Second
S Beeler, S. Stauffer, S. Deftan, S. Dcl.nca, S. Fischer, S. Biggin, C. Burnes, ~1. Trotman.
rolt::
Ho(key Team Drives for Successful Season
Paced by Sue Beeler, high-scoring
senior
left-inner,
the Terrorette
vnrsity field hockey
team blazed to .1Il undefeated
2.-0 record in the
fall.
Despite
the lack of practice
sessions,
the
~~~~~~~ ~t~~~s~::t rs~~:ll~i:I~I~l
Il7
:~~i)l~it~:'i~~e!erg~~lceb;,gi;:ks;o~1~8e}~\r\~~
Terrorettes
rolled to 11 3-1 first-half lead and
their hosts for the remainder
of the
contest.
Outstanding
seniors included Connie Barnes,
Jan Pricer, Kilty Reese and Mary Sue Trotman.
g~!I~~~i~;~
~~~ staved off
~~;df:~t~~~~~~·
~1~~.~l~I~~r~~~~~~~~,t~~~e~~l\l;:
Wrllgirls,oniyoncmorehalf!
The team held on grimly in the late stages
of the Notre Dame game to post a narrow 3-2
Fight for that ball!
VARSITI' BASKETBALL TEAM. First row, left to right: C. Webster, D. Gardner, H. Wright {captain}, C. Phil_
pot, S. Beeler, 1. Springer. Second row: S. DeRan, S. Roeder, B. Earhart, N. Thomas.
Cagers Carry W M Spirit
JU~IOR VAHSITI' BASKETBALL TEA~1. First row, lefl to right: K. Heese, D. Phillips, B. Shelton (captain),
v. Alexander, S. Riggen. Second row: P. Bobbett, ~1. Wirt, R. Mason, ~l. Shriver
"I think I've got it!"
Intramural Sports
All set for a b.,ll'scyc,
Smack it hard!
Up and over!
119
I am a part of all I have met.
As
f01l1'
different
years
for
terminate
being
here.
CLASSES,
uiduais
capable
our
stay
011
Somehow
[un
of responsible
and
sercice
the
the
Hill,
ICe realize
unique
lellOfvsl!i"
to society.
bnce
lee are
combinations
produced
of
indi-
The class of '62 can recalla quiet campus with Old 1Ilain at the center.
Change and Growth Mark Four Years of Living on The Hill.
122
The Familiar
Mingles with the New •••
The new lihrnry nnd n rend hack campus
cnmc to \V\IC,
123
WI'N'
only plans on paper when we first
Progress tri11111phe(\over sentiment-and
to the ground.
even over tradition-as
our oldest building was brought
. .. To Produce Physical Alterations
on the Campus ...
12--1
As Old Mnin carne down, Baker Memorial Chapel seemed to step forth to claim its new position at the focal point
of the campus .
. . . and Gradual Change Within Us.
\Vinslow
Student
Center
emerged and tried to take
the place of all thnt was Old
~Iflin.
CONST ANeE
BARNES
Sociology
Handy man . One of the "Troops"
stance wonstnnce"
Head knitting
f,ll~7l~~:\i~~~, fl~~,; ..
ELIZABETH
BEALL
English - Education
SUSAN
Physical Education
RAY~IOND
"ConAlarm
"No,
~JV~I~:~I:~~
;!~t~;~: of he~I:~~~ld.~ .S~~~~'I~t~o;'Rne~n~~~~:\~~~~'
t~!:e~~~
,
find it, vou can wear it!" .. Sides with the Priests and the Preachers
Poosh the food and tickle the tummy..
Once lived in a monastery!
BEELER
- Education
ALBERT,
JR
~Llthematics
- Economics
JM.!ES
ALLW1NE
Economics
ARTHUR
'. Led the Delts in '62
master of Blanche Wnrd .
D;~,~f
~(;r):~~~~~I~~~~ts ev;~~t'~~ht!~':~:e'k'
ALPERSTEI~
English - Education
- Pre-L'l.w
Owner of several "slip-sticks" ..
Stock market fan.
. Volkswngen fan
and owner of famous overcoat
Is most famous for his quote "Got to
study!"
. Only a student, never nn economist.
Baltimore week ends
. Disciple of Spicer and the Spicerian Curve!
Hates all history.
Bear
and Sonia ... Certainly isn't the ,lVernge type bear ... "works"
at intramurals ... Stoutly proclaims that he is the prototype of the grizzly
bear .. Frequents the Pit though the pendulum rlruws nearer
Hails
from [ellvseone National Park
Hibernates all year-round
Srnilcv
Shy and unassuming
.' Never pnrticipa!es in extracurricular
activities
Gets things done
Hoving executive officer of HOTC
..
Hello, operator, give me some numbers
Gee, [ only fired a 299!
Doesn't mise n ('II ....''! ... Don't worry, coach, she'll never catch me.
126
CONNIE
IRC
3, 4: College
Symp/wlI!! I, 2: Delta
Sigma KIlPPI' (lSC Rcprescutatice 3; Presiderl/-}:/ec/ 4; Presiderll 4): /SC 4; ALOHA
(Co-Patrolls Mmwger); Inlramural Sllorts 1,
2,3,4:
Band 1, 2; SCA 1, 2, 3, 4: US", I,
2,3,4; FAC; JUrlior Follies,
BErry
SEr\ 3, 4; PI,i Alpha Mu, \Vome,,'s Dorm
Council (Treasurer 4); Newllloll Club 1, 2,
3,4; IUliior Follies
Cuess sohat's rleWsfOO(I!!?
Special tOOa!!-crew cuts fred
SUE
Delta Sigma Kappa; Bllske/ball 2, 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3,4: \\fAA2,3,4
(Presiderl' 4); Hockey 2, 3, 4; lunior Follies.
HAY
JI~1
Frencli Cillb 1,2; Uonor GUI/rd 1; Dcitc Pi
A/IJ/Ill (Serge(ml·at·Arms
3, Tfl'asurer 4);
FlIOliJal/I, 2, 3,4
AHT
French Club I, 2; SEA 4, /lonar G,uml l .
2: Choir I, 2, 3: Pi A1Il/W Alpha; Stut/e!!t
Leadership Conference 4; Gold Bug 3 {He,
l1Ortl'd; Track 1,2,3,4:
\I'restlinJ! 1,2,3;
Iliffe ret/Ill 1,2,3,4:
/nlrm,wral Slwrts I,
2,3,4;
Hciigil)Us
ut» Gou!\ciI2, 3, 4: }SA
1,2,3,4
(Presidenl):
Class SG,.\ Rejlrese!l/·
Illke
1,4: FI\C; Junior Follil's; Men's Coun·
cil 1,4: ROA 3, 4: 1Jeboliug Glu/, 3: ROrC
SII/B,
127
\I'hen'stlle
, /'d tat her be slealirlg picllic baskets."
C()(ICiJ?
,(lces/arting,
MARIE
BLACK
English - Education
"I'm so far behind"
Education in the "knowledge
roommate.
"Co ahead, I'll be there in a minute"
ti~eT.(I~ks__ft~: got '~~vs~l~f;..t~ n.l~~~~~li~~~i~~::r"
THERESA
BLACK
Englis!l
Teddy
Co-founder of the annual mid-year vacation in New York
Once wore p. [. s. in the grille
First shower-summer
school '61
~~;e~X~~~~~yi~~~~~o~e~~IJ~~V.H.
Seen
CAROLYN
BOWEN
Mathem,ltics
- French
Education
DA \'10
~I,lthematics
ANDEHS
- Education
JA~IES
AVNET
Economics
HARRY
BACAS
Economics
of the lmd" by her
. Neat nnd sweet
.C~:;~~H~r~~{I~dl;~~!~::
:~d~~~I~~S
'1~~;!~~:'/~~il~3~:I~·:I~~~~ler.·
Does math problems with French accent .
"Oid I take my vitamin?"
Mnkes confetti of old newspapers.
\Vuiling .for her ship to come in
~~~~~r~:·\rri~!~e~~~o~~ ~iSll~t,~\;(~~av~l~r ~.;i~~ll;:m:~~dC~~fer~:~:~er
.
Only guy ever to have enough numerals to make his social security number
in chenille .
Fifth official in the Ilopkins gilme
. One of the best
orators since Edmund Burke and Jim Avnet
. Violently opposed to
Open Door Policy ... Disliked Ceorge Washington for some reason.
Will Fish
\Vould you like to run yom fingers throllgh my hair? .. A
two dab mun . . Have net, will Hsh
Nickel nose . . Hollvwood here
I come
.. Theme song. "I'm the Greatest"
"OOIl't argue, I'm right"
.. Second only to Patrick Henry ill orution .
Psychoanalyze me, Fred.
Orgilnization personffied .
"Play on Coze"
Preachers' workhorse.
Clower's answer to Olympians
. Only two-time loser who is still a Willner ..
W1o.IC's gain was U of 10.1, CWO, and AU's loss.
"Don't worry.
I'll take care of it"
"There's no doubt in illy mind, Dr. Price."
128
~IARIE
Wome,/s Glee Club I; SEA I, 4; Choir 2,
3; SiJ!!ll(J Sigma Tim; I\LOIIA; SCA 1, 2,
3; MSM 1,2,3; 'VeSll.'yolieltcs I, 2; lnnior
Follies.
TEHHY
Argotlll!lts 3, 4; 'Varnell's Glee Club I, 2, 3,
4; SE~\ 3; lOla Gmnrno C/'i (Su",\'/'i"6 Chl/irman 3); ALOIIA; SCA I, 3; "'S'" 1; Sunday Fello,cs/iipl; Junior Follies.
Now you know why
Meroglypllics.
1 write
in
CAROLYN
'''omen's Glee Club 1, 2; French Club 1, 2,
3, 4; SEA I, 2, 4; lola Gamma Chi (lIislorion 2, Recording SeCTelary 3, President
4); ISC 4 (Social CluJirman); ALOHA (Secretary); Gold Bug I, 2, 3, 4 (Copy Editor
3, 4); MS.H 1,2, 3,4 (Finance Chainna,,4);
Intramural Sports 1, 2; SCA 3, 4; }<'AC;
Junior Fo/lics.
DAVE
IRC 3; French Club 1, 2; SEA 4; H(mllT
Guard 1, 2, 3; Delta Pi Alpha (Clwp/ain 4);
Cold Bug 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3,
4; h,'ramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4; FAC; JunillT
Follies; ROA 3,4
/lUi il
look I,co hours to cot
II
meal
ill EurOfJC!
")'au'llneU'rfiud
11M
Dc/la
Gold Bug 3, Soccer 4; Golf
lutrmnural S,1Orl8 I, 2, 3; Junior
Pi '\//1/111;
1,2,3,4;
Follies.
HARRY
Frencli CIIl/' 2; Detm Pi A/,'/111 (Sacill/ Chairnwn 3, Pr('~ld(,l1/ 4); IFC 4; Gold Bug 3, 4;
FO{II/mll 2, 3; Track 3, 4; lntmmural S,lOrh
2,,'l,I;Junior/-'ollic:o·.
129
me, Dr. Price."
SUZANNE
BROWNING
English - Edcatlon
HELEN
BUEH~I
English - Education
DIANA
CALVEHT
English - Education
JOHN
Physical
Education
WILLIA~I
BAILE
- Education
BERGQUIST
Economies
NELSON
BERIGTOLD
English
Suzy
Pink and green
"I-Ie is not lily Iathor' ,
"When you come tn
visit me on the farm"
"What time ls it?
"Thnt really irritates me"
, , , The skinny fairy
"I'm cold"
. Step sister.
First daughter will
be named Elizabeth Barrett
A girl with lots of scents,
Beam,
and pans
Pink
courts. ,
Absent-minded,
rive roommates in four years,
From pots
to Poe.
Ray Coniff \ ! \ !
"Heh?"
ell dealers' dehghl
and green
,Neatness
personified
Cruces W~IC bcnutv
, ~1an-eating fish .. Phantom
Member of Sigma Iota Nt;,
Peifer.
.Shortest in '62 "Quiet?
,~lidget in size, giant in brains
ALOHA!
.. Fan of Robert Browning..
"Why docs everyone take psych
breaks in our room?" ...
"Excruci.uin'
pain".
. Long. tall friendship
· .. "SOme people have zams tomorrow"
Afraid of bugs,
Ticklish.
Ears ... Brown's twin. ' . Seen wearing Brother Brown's wnrdrobe . "I'm
great".
. "I own the Grille" ... All-South soccer.
. Only day-hop who
lives on campus.
Forty point man
. All-around athlete
",VllO can
I get a date with?"
The New windsor Ilush.
Swede ... Hails from Mnssachussetts
Boomed witll the "Mucl Bomber"
· .. Found second home in Silver Spring ... Loves to eat and sleep ..
Made tackle his home in the fan
. Faithful cater of fish. . Presently is
robbing the cradle ... Chartcr mcmbcr of now campus cult-Halphism.
Nels ... Thinks his English reading lisl is a scavenger hunt.
"Hey,
Nance!" .
Started studying in his senior )'o:u ... Smokes like u furnace
· .. Reformed agnostic ...
Loads up with nnti-frcezc ...
Last man of
trio: Hester, Katz, Berigtold ... One man public address system.
130
SUZANNE
\Vomer,'s Glee Clu!> I; Gollege ,'It/ycr., 3, 4.
French Clul) i, 2; SEA 3,4 (Tret/s!!rer 4);
Phi AI'Jlw Mu (Social Chairman 2; Clwplilin
4); Junior Follies (Assistlllli Director).
HELEN
/lome Ecollomic.l
Glu!> I, SEA 3, 4; PI.;
t\lplHl Mil (Socitll Chairman 2); Homecoming Court 2; May Court I; Junior Follies.
"Mariau, isthistlrc
way to stardom?"
DIANA
Argonauts 3, 4; French Clrlb 1, 2, 3; SEA
2, 4; Sigma Sigma Tau; Student Leadership
~~f::::~~
~;oa~f~,''.CSg-~di~~rit47',~i,e11;
2,4; FAC; JUllior Follies, \V1ra's \Vho.
JACK
French Club l : AI/Jlla Gamma Tau; Baseball
i, 2, 3, 4; Soccer I, 2, 3, " (Co-Captain
3,
4); Intramural Sports i, 2,3,4.
This heats sl!Ulying!
BILL
lIollor GUllrd 2; AI/,II0 emU "'" roo, fFC 4
(Vice-President);
.\len's Dorm Council 4;
Fool/wlli,
2, 3,·1 (Co-Captain 4); Ilose/)oll
1, .'3. 4; lntrrwrurl//
Spmts
2 ... 3, 4; NCICIllf111
Club r. 2, 3, 4; FAC.
French
NE.LSON
C/uiJ 1,2; I/C/llor Guard I. 2; Pi
(Sergcant-tll-,\rlll.l
3); JuHior
M'Jlw
I\/IJIIII
foWl'S.
131
..
I still likc the.\lillds
Tole!
FAY CAR~'ICHAEL
Mustc . Education
Not as piolls as she may appe(lr .
Black Label night-light
.. Formcutx
her cider the bathtub way.
Spent last two years with another PK
Trombone
specialist-follows
in D'Angelo's
footsteps
"Cmnny"
Snowed in after Sweetheart
Ball
First musician to carry a tray.
French
- Education
Pink and Creen
our Queen for a
her Cnmmn Bcte
the little Cermnn
LUCY
CONNERS
Lucifer
untidiness
JUDITH
COLE
Psychology
~~;?l~~.
STEPHEN
BERi\IAN
Psychology
ARTHUR
BLmlENTHAL
Physics
CHARLES
Physical
Education
BROWN
- Education
.
"It's all in the game"
Old King Cole's wife was
day.
. Cave up donn life to build a purple castle with
.. Only Mrs. on the May Court .. La Belle Mudarne in
car
"What shall I have for dinner tonight?"
"Assistant Psychologist"
. Claims right to genius through
Only six majors ... Study hours start at 2 A.i\1. ..
"Barb,
~!:~l~:~~h
~~i1~~;!l!~~SI~~O~l"
.-U
I~~~~;1:1~ll~?
Jl(~~~rc~~~l,~\,¥l~tt
:::;
Home every weekend and Thursday nights ... Tennis fiend .. Eats more
than Mort.
Pappy Hurt's protege .. Finally got his Triumph
.Havc
you gotten any traffic tickets lately? ...
Thinks about mOllcy cvery now
nnd then.
. Fanatic mutmnn .
Seldom seen on campus
The original Mad
Has seen a Bridge
ball, .. Known to
physics lab when
Bomber.
"What, me study?" ... Partial to pixies
.
table
. Cood fake-out
. Seen with a 16-lh. steel
drive sports cars.
Hight-Wl'Ong .. Hangs uround the
not "Downtown"
...
Once roomed in the Quadrant.
Baile's twin ... The Rock Hudson of summer school
Charlie Brown
... Student leader=vl-clears"
... web's answer to Lenny i\loore-fast?,
.
Big feet ... Injury prone.
AI! Mnson-Dtxon shortstop two yCUTS .
As
smooth as glass.
. Wants to join Mennen Choir .
A lover on crutches.
132
FAY
Delill Omicron 2, S, 4 (C1W1J/tlit' 2, 3, Secreillry-Trea$urer 4); \\lumens Glee Club I,
2,3,4; College SymIJ/IOIlU 1,2,3,4;
Freucll
Club 1,2; SEA 4; Choir 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Pres!dIm! 4); Delill Sigma Kappa; Women's Dorm
Council 4; Cold BrIg 3, 4; Bwd I, 2, 3, 4
(Secretllrtl 2, 3, Presidelll 3, "'); SeA I, 2,
~,);4
C~l~~;:~~il~:~
li;;t;:I~~
t~c~
S~;:~'/~':~t~~
_I); FAC,
},mior
Follies.
JUDY
Womeu's Clee CluiJ I; French Club L 2. 3.
" (Treasurer 3, President 4); SE,\ 3, 4; Pili
t\!plw ,II" (Sergeant-Ill-Arms
4); ISC 3;
Sludclit Leadership Conference 4; Gold Bug
1,2,3
(New
FeU/lim
Editor
3);
Ill/mecum-
1 blOu;
1 must have forgotten
some/llirlg.
WIlIlIII
combilllltion!
lug Queeu; May Court 2,3; SeA 2; Trumpeters; FAC; lrmior Follies; Who's wlio.
LUCY
Argonauts 3, 4; Delta Sigma Kappa (CorreslJOnding Secretllry
.J): ALOHA (Typing
Editor); lntramurIll Sports 1, 2; SCA 3, 4;
Canterbury Club I, 2. 4: lrmior Follies.
STEVE
Tennis 3, 4 (Co-Cllptain 4); "'restling
3,.J; inlramuralSports
I.
Nccda/ourth?
ART
elm;r 1,2: AIJllw Gamma T(/U; Track 1,2,
I: Jntrmuural Sport.f 1,2,3,4:
Bridge Club
2,3,.J.
SKIP
/Jonor C'Ulrd 2; Alpllll Cnmma Tau (Cha/lIf/in 2,3, Vice-President .J); SGA 4 (President); Student Leaders/lip Conference 4:
Student Life Council 4: ,\LOIIA (Sec/iOtJ
Editor); Football 1, 2,:1,4; Bllsketball J, 2;
Blue/HIli
I, 2, :1, .J; Track 1; lntrrlllwrol
Sllorl., 2, 3,.J; J.'AC (Ca-Clwirrlllm); Juniar
J.'fJllil's;\\'lw·swlw.
13.3
"Don't u.:orry,
thie one"
1, 2,
Baile, I'll get
SHARON
CORATHEHS
Biology - Education
BETTIE
Home
DAVIS
Economics
NANCY
Home
DAVIS
Economics - Education
CONRAD
COl-lEN
Sociology
EDWARD
CORBIN,
JB.
History - Education
ED~IUND
CUE~IAN
Sociology
IIi, I'm just taking a five minute psych brenk.
Gling hn hio lnh
Alias, the Cundy B:1I"Kid .. Small but powerful.
Performed cmClgcnc\
dissection on kitty named Jelly Bean in ~[cDaniel bnsement! .
\Vhole
kitchen set up in her room.
. Constantly eating. yet it never shows.
Needs "The Doctor" quite often!.
Apple Bettie
.. Guess whnt Pammie
did today ... Hostess with the mostest
\Vh It IS footh til?
"Listen"
... Once seen digging for a Sprite in the snow with a trash cnn
• House
of Seven Evils
First weekend 011 campuS in her senior year.
Nutmeg Nancy ... House of Seven Evils
. Is anybody going 10 ~l.Ir}'land? ... Has to have nine hours of sleep.
. Lover of science and Spanish
. Record-breaking
number of roommates ... Wherc's my toothbrush?
. First cook ., Pledge for two years
. Hails from the Eastern Shore.
~~~l!r
'~~~~~I~I~~~g
~~:n~II~:it'~:'~~I:;~
.
~11~!lr::~I!~l\~
r~~~:~~ ;~~~:s'
. .
Four letter man-Ill pmg-pong
Likes to ;trgue with "the Count"
Gnswolds prlde
. Often sporrs o musrncho
.., gel so tickled!"
"Forget it!" ... One of the Dean's boys
Creut on chdllenge
"But
I think we should get three quarts" . ..
Whcre's the 10 Id?"
"She's
got a --1" .
Drives a comfortable '48 Chevy ...
Believes in summer
work at coed campus.
. Long distance phone culls.
Ralf.
One of Goldring's bo),s
Cummu Bora Chi without II doubt.
All Tavern 1960-62
HIS heen seen by Ill,llly pnllmg G stllllg~-on the
bass, silly.
0 K, VIOlet, It's stnctlv xccts
Booll1s with Fetus' and
"Lo".
. Originator of the stalk.
. A real "hor-ruh" show.
134
SHAHON
Be/II Be/a Be/II 3, 4; SEA ·1; Into Comma Chi
(SCA Re)lresen/aticc 4); ISC 3; SCA 3, 4,
MSM3,4.
BErnE
Home Economics Club I. 2, 3, 4; Dc//a
Sigmll Kappa (CorreslHml/ing Secn'laf!l 3);
JlmiOfFal/ies.
\Vllat!
rOI/M!I
you are already a t/fu/fed
"Of course
it
runs!"
bird?
NANCY
Horne Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4; SEA 4;
Delta Signw Kappa; hmlor Follies.
CONNIE
Argonaut.s 3, 4; Pi Gllmrna Mil 3, 4 (Presiden/ 4); Choir 2, 3; Men's Glee Club 1, 2;
Pi Alp/III Alpha (Chap/aill 2); IFC 3, 4
(Vice-Presillelll
3, President 4); SCA 4;
Stlldent Leadership Conference
4;
Men's
Donll
COllucil 4; AWIlA
{Co-Advertising
~~a~I:£~;t
tt3~":.~r~~n~t:;;rt:eTr~;;II;~ i,Ct
3, 4; \\'e.sleyans 2, 3,4; Junior Follies; /lflm's
Lcaderslli/l Society 4; Who's Who.
"Bllllcr/iellI8"
ED
Freurh CI"b I, 2; SEA 4; DI'lta Pi AIJllla.
/PC 3, 4; ,\LOH,\; Soccer I, 2, 3, 4; Track
3,4; IntromumIS,)()rts2,3,4.
NED
Gamma
Be/II C/,! (SacitJl
C/lllimwn 3, Presidell/ ·1); IFC 3, 4; Shu/enl Lclll/ers/lip
Conference
4; Men'g Dorm Council 3; Soccer
Mmwger 3, 4; IntrlUllllra/ Sports 2, 3, 4,
Bmu/ 1,2; "-AC; lUllior Fil/li('s; SO/}/liMic{jl~
1 ?,3, ·1.
135
Z E E T 51
LI~DA
Home
Economics
DEAN
- Educutton
MILDRED
DICKEY
Music - Education
CAROLINE
DRECHSLER
Chemistry
WILLIA~I
DEANEH
Economics
JOHN
DE,\IEY
Sociology
DAVID
ECK~IAN
History
House of Seven Evils ,. Linda Lettuce.
. Likes tu enrcrtniu ut home
Loves Fords ..
Ccnttnuallv
on the "Dean's" list
Always smiling,
Gave up donn life for Vetville
Finally Found a permanent
roonunnte
, , , A bedroom in the management
house ,
Hundv Fumilv Soc, budget.
Preacher's
kid, Preacher's gal.
"No! I'm 1101 in the bundl"
Four
years and still on the sleeves!
Should have roomed in Levine,
\Vriter's cramp her freshman year
II lies solo pc,fmmances
Spent
the summer collecting
ideas for her wedding,
[ust keep 011 eltlllg!
"But I have other things to do besides burying myself in luh all afternoon"
.. Another tray toter"
, Usually secn in a white coat, , ,Just can', spell
, , . Can sleep through the ,\lidnight
Harmonizers
Won citation from
her big sisters as good "Most High Delt Worm",
Will, , ,Advocate
of the "Siller Technique"
"Loves
Alpha Cumru» Tau
Frequently
seen with a blond skunk,
'Play cards much, '\Iac?"
"
"Next semester I am really going to hit the books",
. Volunteers to put
up the dummies
Polished cotton trousers and sweater all year.
Pi Alpha Alpha's answer to the athletic world.,
Has been known to play
baseball in his room . . "I'm not ready 10 settle down yet" , , , "Professors
have their viewpoints;
I have mille" "Poof!
,Hasn't
missed a major
. , . Oct's indigestion while eating, . , "Push-ups anyone?"
Coof-off .
Pushing 100,000 in his beat-up
Dents from parking tests
"ClIng-ho!"
~r.a~~~;:~;:
[alop , , , Cotta
Hit hard,
go armor,
.
Potshot
. Creal
~i;l~~~r;{~::~~
!;I~S
;~-_-6~dn:IIII~~~t;Ka;1·
O~~~I~I!~~~~I~~es
arc keen"
136
LINDA
llome Economics Club I, 2, 3, 4; SEA 3, 4;
Sigmu Sigma Tau; SCA 1,2; usu 1,2
xm.
Deltll Omicron 2, 3, "' (Trellsurer 2, 3, l'resi·
dent 4;) \Vomen's C/eeCiub 1,2,3,4, (VicePresident 4); Frenc/t CluJ} I; Sf:A 3, 4
(President 4); ROTC S,wnsor 2; Choir 2, 3,
,I; Sigma Si~rn(/ T'au (A/wtlni SecretnnJ 3):
Military Bull QIleen 2; May Court 1, 2, 3;
SCA I, 2,3,4; MS.\{ 1,2; Trumpeters; Who's
\VItO,
E!.>eryone'soccompanisti
Lalsol practical practice.
~ct~
CAROLINE
~~m;;~
I~~~ 3~~:~\f~'M4;1. ~~g,1I4;SJ~:::~r
BILL
Ai/lira Gamma Tau; Fool/JIIII 1,2,3,
lranmraISports2.3,4;JuniorFollies.
Aftl'rfour
ucars.
J'celtlll!cnougll!
"',hinkJ'mont/lI.'grl'cn."
Thcgirls
JOliN
Alpl", Alplttl; Bmie/,all
2, 3, 4, 'Vrcsllin~
3; Rifle Team " (Manll~er);
lntrllmlmll
S/)Orts 2, 3, 4; Rc/igiotls Life COImcii 3;
USM 2, 3," (Presit/ent 3); 'Ves!ellauS 2, 3,
4; Junior Follics; ROTC SlaD·
Pi
DAVE
IRC 4: Pi A//)/W
AI/)lill (Scrgcflltt-(II-Arm.~
Track 4: Riflc Tcam 1,2,3,4; Inlramurlll
S,JOrIS 1,2,3,4; RO,\ 3, 4; Cotor Gluml 2,
3.
3);
137
leill
be herc in a mililite.
"11I;is1l Ihad m!l.45."
4; In-
MARIAN
EDWAH])S
EngHsl1 - Education
Pink and grecn
"Those
CABOL
Home
Economics
FOAH])
- Education
BETSEY
FONTAINE
Sociology
STANLEY
EINHOHN
Biology
HEHBERT
FALLIN,
JR.
J\'lathematics-Physics-Edueation
WILLIAM
History - English
FELCHEH
Education
Sarah Seventh
In love with a leatherneck
"FO!
~l~'~v;I~~~l~'~k~:~~kel~~I[
a ria n M i In ::~i~;I~ri(iaEloiSel~ lI~si,I::leli~)gra P~lt)~)??ister
wedding
An original
Jersey
Liked those
purple and
Warm-hearted
real Southern
bells are
away those roommates
of mine,"
"Dew-Drop-In"
dweller
.. Body in Maryland,
heart in New
One of Daisy's little flowers
Have needles, will knit
cold New Hampshire lllghts
.. Loves blue and white with a
white passion
Farm lass with authentic moo.
Man-mad.
girl with a big smile
Can sleep any time of day
., A
belle
Did Chopin compose at the piano?
Onion Hall
, But J like to eat
. Loves twinkling eyes
I speak
Wide-eyed
innocence.
Fresh-air enthusiast.
Einy
Pilots the coolest rods on campus..
Montana
.. Weekends
heads into Baltimore.
. Roomed with the Toe and Benedict Arnold
Drove get-away car for the Toe. . Found "gnlvid uteri" for Harwell
Once known as Stan Clarke
Studies £sqllire instead of dentistry.
One of the original
"Fertile Valley"
the lizard ... Pool
ings
Took over
he
Co-Pi's
Used to major in bridge
Now resides in
. Belongs to Prospective
Fathers Club ... Wizard and
shark
. Comments are highlight of fraternity meetbusiness end of Gold Bug La find it bankrupt.
"Do yOll think Sandy will mind?" ... Loves Hackett's whiskey sours ..
"Herbie, can J call Ginny for a date?"
Drink much?
. Yea, McGill!
N~tl'~~!e' ~~~~t~U~~l~~~;l~ve ~e~ i;]~tea~~a\~~~
a~a~l~;_ ~;~ns
'tl~~)tO\~~:~fc\ing
138
__j
STAN
Pi
;\:;~;;,::\,:::;"!,::",,,,i S~;o:::Cl ,_,3,,, 4;3 ;
JSA
2,
Alp/III
DIANE
CAHDNEH
Phy~ical
Education
- Education
NANCY
CAHDNEH
Home
Economics
- Education
DONNA
GHEWELL
French
_Educntion
CARY
GILL
Pre-Medical
FRED
GOLDMAN
Psychology
JEnny
GOf~E
Physics - Muthemutlcs
"Cheese and Crackers"
H.E.B.
Chandler Crew.
June, 1962
Leaves VlIgllll1 tl Idem u-k 111eve)y room
Never-ending
appetite
Another wild weekend at Charlottesville
No letter today!
how to catch spatula in electric mixer
. Keeps
Four yenr Daisy plan
"Hey, kiddo!"
The "quiet" one
Summer spent as
. Repeated nursery school in '6 l .
Freshman Frencb major who'd never had French
Chandler Crew
Bill won her heart after many tried.
Minored in physics but Aunked it!
. Substituted
roommate's feet for ironing board.
. Absent-minded
Five foot dwarf engaged to six foot giant
Off and on band member.
Maypole
Lost a little King to dental school.
. Husstnn B,lSS
"All
right, one more and then I have La go hack and study" ... Plnns to go to
mecl school
Interested
in girb-one
a week.
Known to cut qunl lubs
for basketball practice
Taught Biology 302 in three nights!!
Alphrc
Studied between deals
Strictly a swe,~ter man ..
"Anybody want 1 bagel?
Eats pretzels as if they're gomg out of style.
A Detroit faa .. Has been known to blush
Turned psycho sophomore
year
Roomed with 11 two ebb man
Loves science courses.
[er
"Perry COli"
Likes Walt
college in three y(;;ars without an)'
JOined the Navy to fly
. Met an
A real "bachelor"
.
Smallwood
Disney movies ubout dogs.
Finished
help from the French department.
old flame in San Juan
"Wahoo"
resident with receding hairline.
140
DIANE
NANCY
"A
letter
II
dllY "
Do
y()U
Ill!l)eUredfeet?
lleerili#? Ti/clillllll~e 10send
IliclmilWillllirJll.
FliED
Dell" Pi A/plIO; Culd }3"g
tI1(;n'~'G/eeC/uiJ 1,2
141
3; JSA 2, 3, 4;
LEADAINE
l-iACKETT
English
Education
"Hey Troops, let's go to the Pit"
One of the Troops .
Met Munday,
going steady Tuesday,
pinned weclnesduy,
engilgcd Thursday
f\
bridge major with minors in Procrastination
211 and Pit 413
Pride 01
Dr Butler's department
Do Bob and I louk alike?
Quiet in the halls.
HAHI3IN
t.,'fARY
English
PATHLCIA
Still
Tal
HAHH
PSyd1010gy
PAUL
.. People
frum nil
maintain
Chef
CHANT
Philusuphy
- neligion
BMlHY
CHOSS
Pre-Dental
[Ol-IN CHOVE
English
Life is just a jcst
A constant
IIis love handles
Sung Ie rder
women, and my Bachelor jacket
Has been known to study-once
are able to recognize Paul
directions
Truly one of
his figure he practices the
Boy-Ar-Dee.
victim of the phnntom
Famous fOl
101 the WOI ld
Please give me wine,
Renowned ohomle glOUp It the DDT
Sleeps in bush with Brother Martin
Methodist
tl110ugll mel through , . , Hende~vous at rhe cornrnur~itr ~)ond
PIe fhgllt {rom Bnlrlmore
Web's indispensable
... "This IS itl" ...
Converses in his sleep
One of tbe three Johns
Cet me up at 6:30
. A new love eaeh year.
. "Think I should wenr my hat?"
Homeo???
142
FiHli!"J
got
the
bid!
"Todaoia
Mexico!"
BAHHY
A/p""
G(llJIma
Jlmior
F()llie~'
143
T,m;
lntramural
Sports
I, 2;
nli
corazr!u c,~flicn
MARGAHET HILLEH
English
SUSAN
English
HOGAN
- Edncutlon
STEPHEN
HATTON
Pre-Dental
THOi\'IAS
HAYES,
JH
English
DONALD
Physical
Education
HOBART
- Education
Dumb blonde
"P.K., believe it or not!"
"Sound off, Alpha!"
"Which IVHV to the ladies' room?"
. Pinned to a Bachelor brother
My tan is r.{ding\ .. Can sleep through three alarm clocks
Gotta study
now
That didn't taste like lemonade
How can tl11yunc be so slow?
Shares enthusiasm
wit11 the Dean over a certain Lord Bvron ..
All the
world's her stage
Sus.mswcrphone
'.
No, I don't set my hail
It's
got to be here some place.
. Sings while 5118 serves
Sudden interest
in botany nurtured avocado tree
So live! ! !. . Fever sore prone.
Sharp shooter with Sight on dental school
. Staccato laugh
More
trophies than Ben HOg'lll ..
Luxury personified-thought
he IVHS going
to Crosstoger's
Instead of college.
Booms with "Hairy College"
Bnchclor-not
for long
Loved his summer vacation with Uncle Sam .
. Hair
. Yauaup
. Don Martin's buddy
.. ONCE got a
Has been known to have trouble getting home from Schroder's
out of English courses
Letters to Cornell in senior year
Cungn .
Finally decided not to go B.A.
Lord Byron fan.
Hebel ... Pnckrar . .Btruck by a baton
. Lives
Owns the '47 Buick withuut running boards
Developed fumblius his senior year
Authority
Iedcmcy
Clubroom Capers-Hobart
Hour
at the White House
Loves "risky" sours.
on bridge and the CunCooks on a large scale.
144
MARY
HOJ-HdAN
Home Economics - Education
CONSTANCE
JOHNSON
English
- Education
DIANE
KANAK
English
ROBERT
HOLT,
JR
Economics
HOMAN
KINSLEY,
J H.
Chemistry
HUNTEH
KIRKMAN
Political
Science
Chandler Crew
"Tomato Mnrv"
Vinegar plus rollers equal Mary
House of Seven Evils
The only Sigma with real skunks at home.
"Chubby Checker"
Keeper of odd hours .. A taste for rabbtr food
Auto maniac
Chunn galore but oh rhut laugh
Seems quiet but not
"Can [ ask you a question?"
Favors ilrmy life
Five roommates in
four years..
Cbanges major yearly.
Eastern Shore g'11
Redhead.
Only girl who uses curlers to ~tnlighten hair
"In otherwords".
Knits
sweaters in spare time
Loves "big city" and "Long Island."
ll'legaphone
MidSc11001eu by a
to do
Holter
Has been known not to care.
Engineer of me powerplavs
. who's
the sexiest girl in the Census Bureau?
. Can 1 borrow your car, Bob?
Roomed with the Toe, Montana, and Teddy Bear.
Opening line
"Hi,
Beautiful!"
Roams with P.C. and C.S.
Desires to be a
Ping-pong player of note
. Favorite subject-German
Counselor
physics, math, and chemistry
. Seen with a red head ... Owns
types of rural clothing
. Grad school waiting to humble him
pole, will fish"
"Cruel"
Two cars in one yerlr.
in
Hunch.
One of the three stooges
Carried on
in Alpha Gamma Tau.
Gung-ho summer camp.
Hunch, who is Miss Brown?
. Has been seen Downtown
eyeballs.
. One of the Chnrl!c Hall Boys
Trips to Emmitsburg.
146
DIANE
Club 1, 2; ROTC Sparlsor 3; Pili
(Vice-l'resitieul 4;) lSC 4; ALONA
Staff); Gald Bl'g 2, 3; Cheerleadi'll< L,
2,3,4;
(Cllpl(Jiu 4); FAC; hnuor Follies.
French
A/p/III
(Art
Mil
BOB
Argo/l{mls 3, 4, lRC 2, 3, 4 (Vice-Presideut
3, Pre.~idenl, 4); French Clllb 1,2; Pi Gamma
Mil 3, 4; Pi Alpha Alpllll; lniralllllral Sports
4; SCA
t ioondcr i]
if
ICOIdd taste good?
1,3,4;fI1SM
1
CONSTANCE
KIMOS
French
LOUISE
LANDIS
Religion
~'IARY LEMKAU
Sociology
DAVID
LITTLEFIELD
History
JAMES
LOMAX
Chemistry
JOSEPH
Towson transfer
Intellectunl commuter,.
The mlllti-lingunl kid
Thcodore, the mysterious mouse
Ukulele named Freundmuchcr
Cupid unaware.
[npanese poetry
Tlloughtfulness
and creativity
combined
"TIle apartment downtown senior year.
Self-styled pixie.
Weegie
Took four years to go on ,1 diet ... "Whrub a vithouth?"
Spent two years in physics lab, although ,1 religion major
.. Thought I'd
die in a pile! .
Majors in extra-curricular
activities.
"Be My Love"
Loves little horses
Disturbs pence with Landis IaUghtl:lL
Lempkin.
. Wicked city woman
NYU..
Europe on a shoe string
Level head in all crises ... Everyone's confidante and friend
Pence
Corps and-Sociology
Deep thinker and
...
Faithful
~~"1~~~:~f J
Inspiration with a capital "1"
admirer of the
Whitfield's protege-wit]l
a Yankee accent! .
Resurrected
the mc ...
"This place doesn't have the proper respect for intellectualism".
. "Caustic Crusader".
. ,Peanut butter and chapel cards
Once lived in
Minnie's basement tor three weeks.
Ponytail hanging on his wall!
One of Goldring's boys.
"Allright.
everybody out of the pool
.. All
the way with Gamma Beta Chi
] ve got to serve you breakfnsr!'
Downtown more than uptown
Shared pad 345 with Half and Fetus
Never seen smoking
Lo..
One of the thirty-five letter winners.
McDADE
Biology - Pre-Medical
Da~l~{aste~~ ~::~~~I~~~~-~~repl~~o:::;~ee~;~id'S
"ig~~e rigl;t;t~g~<~:~?,
.. Bot!
. Altitude check .. I mean after all
"Rodney "ROTC.
picked up tile twist after a little coaxing
Uses Tom as nn alarm
148
_
__j
NewS{Jllg:
01,,1'111
gUiillCtO
L",~imllllVill, iI "k,,jeleolllJ)ykrwe.
~>'IARY
1I1C .2; Women's Glee CIi·1
M" 4; tntremurai
Sports 1,
MSM
1,2..
2;
SCA 1,
CHHISTINE
LEWIS
Art - Education
LINDA
LIMPERT
English
- Education
LOUISE
Home
Physical
LOFFLEH
Economics
JOHN
i\'leKENNA
Education
- Education
EDM UNO
MAKOSKY
Physics
DAVlD
MARTIN
Economics
An original "Dew-Drop-In"
dweller
Advisor, artist and Argonaut
Share her lair with a skunk
Mistress of the Purple Castle
Out of
her mind with the Follies.
. "1 don't care what Murv Bess says, I'm not
Known for her frequent trips up the hnll
Lynn
Hopkins f 111 .. Likes a "Tom" boy
Five-day
What's the mutter?
"You know what I mann"
Giggles
ing the days until graduation
Early bird of Blanche Ward
drenched Sigma at Homecoming
sophomore year.
Lof.
"Tomorrow 1start my diet"
.. One of the Troops.
Majoring
in Alan
. "Please don't let me eat another thing"
"Need something to
wear tomorrow,
guess I'll make a skirt".
. Another one of Daisy'.~
domestics
Loves bucker seats! .
Oh, those eight o'clock classes.
Wizard
One of \Vob'~ tell per cent
Known for intellectual
comments
.. Avid Eagles rooter
Been one of the "Co-Pt's" .
Once
dated a "Hodent'".
"RRR.
ight"
Webfoot from Woodbury
I
disagree
Broke Wob's pencil in practice
Sing along with Mitch
"I'm on
English
fan . , .
hall cup
a diet, pass the cookies"
Frequently
asked by the head of the
department,
"Son, may 1 use the car this afternoon?"
Ftzzte
Disli~es English
. Moans in his sleep
Caught with a dining
in hIS room
Published
public letter to the Dean
Chops-one
of Corky's boys
Has hot jump shot.
Price's Prophet.
Boomed with Charlie Brown, a Hebel and a Squirrel ... Plays the rackets
with Pappy
Once was lost in the O.TT.
Little fresh'
I can't
sanction that
Gator mouth
Lettered twice in senior yeal
150
Looi:
11/
ottthose little clectronsl
Physical
Education
- Education
JUDITH
LORRY
English
~\'IAHGARET
Home
Economics
JOHN
McINTYRE
- Education
MEHEDlTH
Music - Education
THOMAS
MUHLFELDER
Pre-Medical
FHEDERICK
NICOLL
Economics
1001 hairdos in :1 day.
Chuck
Finally transferred-for
one d'lY ...
Keeps famous third drawer well supplied ...
Received best gift at the
Bachelor Christmas
. Vast correspoudence..
Has a special use
for wax.
. Have
will travel
Owns a Phi Alph nightshirt.
Chandler Crew .. "Pecan Peggy"
. Weekend visitor from Murvland U
...
House of Seven Evils
. The Lake
. Loyal Sigma
Do you
thinkj''".
"Oh, 1 don't know!"
Peggy Pifer
"Never could spell!"
.. Pokey.
Has been known to put her roommate in ,I drawer.
Music
from the flatlands of
Hates
and roll
Addictcd
John's in senior year
Dresser
pip!;) and liquor don't mix
"I've
the Eastern Shore
"Detn-ye"
to caffeine ... Roomed with two more
looks like a drug store ...
Found out
reformed"
New interest in Japan.
"The Muhl"
Future A.'\·I.A. president
Pennsylvania
!light lights
One explosion ahead of the Russians
Pilots the "Maroon Bomb" .
''I'll bet I can"
Drs. Hauth Hoyle and YO(I.lf Kritch .
Initiates Lewis Hall
Loves Foreign women
The Stalk.
Ferd the Mun Tan.
. Went out for track to improve his water skiing.
Wanted to drive a bulldozer to the Downtown
G tve up beach combmg
for mountain climbing.
. Booms with a "Saint"
Offlclal poser fOI the
ALOHA
"Only private eye to wear white pistol belt on cases.
152
/ gel
(j
bang
O!J/.
of life!
Allnapolis or Philadelplw?
RUTH
ANN
J\:IASON
French - Education
BARBARA
English
DOWNEY
J'o.<[£INEKE
- Educnnon
PHICE,
II
Biology - Pre-Medical
JAMES
DONALD
PUSEY,
II
IIABUSH
English - Education
154
"ce
iusl
got/ogllin
weight!
WIIilII don',
go "llil'(JIIg/,"
for Edna,!
JUSIQ.P.II/I(/!lWlllldCllf()/
Locked out?
makes three.
CAROLINE
MITCHELL
English - Education
MARTHA
r-.WORE
Mustc
SUSAN
MORTON
Biology
KENNETH
REIFSNYDEH
Pre-Engineering
FREDERICK
RHEINHARDT
Mathematics
BEHNARD HINEHAHT
Philosophy
Mitch ... Only fire warden to start a fire.
A confused moneyman
One of the three musketeers ..
Its whnt's up front that counts
" An
original "Dew-Drop-In"
dweller.
Procrastination
personified.
. Shares
stall with a cow
Always a sleepy time gal
Favors sports.
I take 23 hours this semester?"
Protege of
Hall's contribution to Playboy
.. Guess
to cut out these parties ... Collector of idols
Hitchhiking,
type of transportation
Prof's unwilling slave.
Sets her clock by that 7:30 phone call eVel)' night
"That Dick" ..
Earned her R.T. in x-rsy before receiving B.S
. Takes great care of her
long blond tresses
: Chief chauffeur for the Delts ... Endless appetite
for subs .. Has a smile for everyone .. Transfer, now back.
TR-3 and red hnir
Trumpet man for the Sopbtsttcnts
"How 'bout
some coffee?"
Cotta hit the sack by 11:30 at tile latest.
. Three years
at \~~'!,C-two years as a spy at JI-IU ,
know I'll flunk this test tumorrow - Guess what, lucked out, got ,111 A
. Music lover.
::!
;'r-,'Lm, like don't sweat it" .. Gamma Beta Chi all the way.
.Weekend trips to direct the singing monsters and see
Han close second in Body Beautiful Contest.
All
. Prof's organ grinder
Roomed with Half and Lo
Gamma Beta CIli'S all-round coach.
. Library is his second
Came from Frederick to muke weekend trip~ to D.C.
"Bernie,
call"
First rate tray toter
June 23nl.
Just has J4
Usually seen behind typewriter.
156
I
_j
MARTHA
~c"",_c"...,:"::,,.3,
4; Women's Glee Club
1, 2, 3; Fre11ch
J, 2, 3, 4; Delta Sigmo
S!/"'phu"!J
"Wheredid!JOIISII!JtIIrJpl'el1;t/sMcDlllliel?"
The ditling hell food iSH't liIal hl/d,
is it?
This sure
bet/Is
uencii avul
pt/per.
CAROL
French
PHILPOT
- English - Education
PATRlelt\
English
HAlmy
. SIlO' 'nufF drawl
. Red-haired
pinkie
Cute 'n
Black and White
. Patty's baudstund
Togetherness
with Jerry
Sabbatical in her senior yeal
PINK
- Edncntion
IWMBEHCER
English - Education
STANLEY
SHAHKEY
French
- Education
WILLIAM
Curohe
The bratty little sis
Head sheep dog basketball
star
Cn~d.uates 011 first wedding anniversary.
"A Vithouth ith"
"I'm goin'
to !ali that test!"
. Cum addict
"Please pass the sult!"
To take
Hildebran or Mnkosky, that is the question
"Be My Love."
SITTEH
Economics
Rummy
Paints abstract nudes
.. Hahhit, Hummv and Percy
Tribby's stage hand
Mumblcs in sleep about Janie.
Fe11 in creek
with M-I. rifle at summer camp
.. Roomed with two heaven gazers, a
monk, and a hess
. Loves weird "far-out" drama.
Linguist
toe.
(spenb
English, too)
Lab opens at one
Soft-spoken
.. "TIle tape goes here, see?"
Talented
Likes to mix with Sigmas
there on time most of the time
Music from head
We nre open 24
Keeper of Cerf
"Well-rounded"
. "Nikita"
Split personality,
Kennedy and
Mr.
"Which will it he, fellows-Sharkeys
or the OTT?"
Left
on a snbbatical for a semester
The Bachelor took a wife
Scooter
sitter
Procrustinntion
20 [
Nodoz nud water bags.
A rncquetccr.
158
MAHTY
CAROL
D
PA1TY
SEA 1, 2, 3, 4,
JllIlior
Fotttce.
I kllow
it'.~someiohere,
Mr.
KerSClJ!
Crlll't
wri/e
,,;!tIHwl
lUlling?
JANET
Physical
PIUCEn
Education
Education
JUDITH
Englisll - French
REED
- Education
SANDHA
Pumpkin
Pinned to a trunxparent twill.
Chandler Crew .
Parker'~
pel
"Quiet! ! ["
Dangerous derby drivel
B"king sud 1 rddter
Housemother
to freshman girls in senior yeal
Built led md gl ly bird
house.
Have to leave lab early today, we're going for a walk
Curve lrrenkor
.. Won a Wimmer
"But Honnee, where
Fun-loving French mnjor
Sigma I.ota Nu
Whore's the
Last of the Grille group
Sincere friend
. It's happy nappy time
Long Island refugee
"It's time for French lab!"
June sixteenth!
HEED
Music - Education
CHARLES
SNYDEH,
JH
Psychology
Prof. Del.eng's
to be gung-ho.
protege.
. Father
Spends nights in the phone booth .. Is known
of Four Dirneusionnls
Avid user of Black
(f~~
~~lifl~~~~;lt~sC~l:~~l~ am b~,nlo~I~~llh\~endl ~I~~e\~~~l~
MORTON
SPINO
Biology
FHANKUN
STOCK~'IAN,
English
JH
- Education
l~~e s~I:~~l~ncl~:Ge
Coolest guy in the dorm
Huh-he's
up in lab.
Think it'll be a hurd
test ... Goes home every weekend.
Starting a diet this week
ROTC
check in
What are we having for supper tonight
. One of the top
hustlers at college
\-\lorking on a masters in billiards.
Has a charming wife and
or three times a week
Maurice
Commuter to Frederick two
losrng roomm ites
"Just one
A teacher
is his best friend
Ole fccc.
160
CATHAIHNE
Phvsical
Education
nE£SE
- Education
PATHICIA
HEYCHAFT
Sociology
CAnLEEN
HITTEH
Queen of "Hartz" .
Pluys second fiddle to guns
Hoomie
Leader
~f the Red and W,!lite . :, . Busy sen,~or year-~een
by uppointmeur
o.nly
I hate fl~paragus
Hey, gang
Dates In a hearse
Major supporter of telephone company.
. Country hayseed
Troop member.
"Elsa i\bx\_vell .has nothing on me"
Both ends of the Dean's List!
The god of Onion Hall.
Witty
Almost reached goal of breaking all
the rules at Wr.-IC
Decorated wishing well in the wee small hours
Cling-ho, \VMC
No sense, nllbumor
. Likes 'em tall, dark and smart.
Chicken
Little
French
CAHL
Philosophy
JAMES
STHEIN
- Heligion
WADDEL
English
ROBERT
\NARF1ELD
Economics
Marx
Chubby
Eats very httle--ha!
"It's oharncter building"
"Cruel"
Pre-flight (?)
. "Well, what d'va think?"
Lost his
twice with Barb's help
Bachelor fan.
Is gaining all the weight
field lost
He controb his section under the communal system.
Wndds
Has one of best ping-pong serves in history
. Resident of
Student Union
Cuest interior decorator
Likes tu walk Downtown
Peanut butter and chocolate cokes ... "Serious lv"
Hemingway's
my
Has WMC's biggest rock and roll eollectio;l
Black T shirts
ws-r . .
Connoisseur.
. Command of the Area
World travel.
Got
the jump by still"ting freshman yeur three points down
Only housemother that looks like one ... Lover of birds, "Hollins".
Metrccal Martinis?
. The only lineman Wl10 can outweigh Wob
Studies best lying down.
Silal/l;az;:;iIIlP?
I-Iey,islilat
mbbit or doce thnt
smell inhere?
i
NANCY
HOELKE
Political
Science
EUNICE
SANK
Latin - Education
VIBCINIA
SCHUHJ\'IAN
Biology - Education
DAVID
WAHNEH
English
Eduontton
"It's pnrty
Hunk me-I'm
WAHHEN
English
JONATHAN
WATTS
- Educnuon
WILLIAMS
Pre-Medical
time"
"She's
. Never leaves the
. Choice words in
an institution"
I love Denn
got the 6ne-1"
One of
Crille
A "night people"
the morning.
"They can't
Howery and 1\'lr. Foutz.
Dr. Bailer's protege
Black and White's plnyboy-preflight
Anne
Arundel county's # 1 sewer rat
. Inspires females to compose lyrics
about Black nnd Whites
. Chased Kay McKay with worm in tnliertt tlw
Illind
. Preaches in women's reformatory
President forgot his name.
Kept dead cat in closet for semester
"Oh, good grief"
"How's it
feel to be coordinated?"
Plays cool sax for Sophisticats
. Finds colds
a sore Foint.
Follower of Charlie, Snoopy, Lucy, and Linus
Lives
in Lewis Hall
Uses a human skull for his pencil holder
164
KATHERINE
SCHWABELAND
Biology - French
NANCY
SHANKLE
French
- Education
NANCY
Mathematics
SINCER
- Education
H.OBERT WOLF
Physical
Edncnnon
WILLIAM
Philosophy
- Education
YUTZY,
IIJ
- Heligion
Had the deadest cat in the dorm
Enjoys snow battles
He has the
sexiest eyes!
Frequents
Baltimore's coffee houses.
. Sees beauty in
everything
Main attraction
of the freshman biology lab
Onion
Hall's contribution
to Vogue
. Firm believer in three meals n day.
Eastern Shore lass.
Efficient Verville homemaker
Just one more
hand of bridge
.. Twins can be [un .
Traditional
midnight seance
.
Mademoiselle
to Madame by way of a preacher.
. Big blue eycs .
Good morning, cruel world
.That unforgettable
"whip" to the twin kiss,
Singer ...
You can always hear her coming.
"I Hunked that test, 1
know T did"
Same roommate for four years
One of contact crew
"Anybody want to play bridge?" ... Loyal Sigm:l ,. Neat dresser
"Hey, roommate"
Genius of math department.
"Cotta go on a diet."
"Wolf"
. Impractical
joker.
The Commander
Famous for night attacks.
Engaged
for how long?
Shippensburg, where is that? .
Sophomore
Homecoming?
Don't remember.
Started studying in junior year.
1.5 average after first three years.
Gamma Beta Chi's answer to Santa Claus
"Big" eater.
. Banjo player
at all hours
. Practiced
two nne! a half years for a five line solo
Clowning around is his favorite pastime
Of course, he is pious
February grad.
. Pre-Hrght .
Often been seen leading serenades.
166
NANCY
French Ci14b 1, 2; SEA 2, 3, 4; Sigma Sigma
Tau t Sergeont-at-Arms
2); ALOHA
(Ad~erlisillg Mmwger); MSM 1, 2; FAC; l1minrFollics.
BOB
HOllor Glwrr/
1, 2; Alpha Gamma Trl14; Foot/)(i111, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 4; Intramural Sports
1,2,3,4;
luntor Follies; ROTC StrJjJ
/-/ouesl,;ust
one more hand.
"rlwshallwehit/ollight!
Need (lIIytlli1lg he s(Jicl!
B!LL
Choir 2, 3, 4; Gumma Bela Chi; SCA 3, 4;
Religious Life Council 3, 4; Cunterbury Club
2,3,4 (President 3).
167
.~dAUHEEN SITTEH
English - Education
JANET
SPHINGER
Mathematics
- Education
LOUISE
{'~YCHE
Home Economics - Education
KYUNG SYNN
Music
MARY SUE TROTMAN
History
LUCILLE
Home
TUCKEr!
Economics - Education
Fltb
SGA
. Another Filbey with u trumpet
Notecard knowledge
Pixie politician ... "1 must confess-I am pinned to Bill Sitter"
Her only diamond was blue and white
Graduates with a BA and
BS
"Sit 'er on a scooter"
Mumed a Food Fair
I'm a tray toter.
Abandoned labs in fourth year for more relaxing education desk ... Seen
at breakfast once this year ... One of Dr. Spicer's disciples
. "So there's
a test tomorrow-let's
go to the movies".
Slung hash in DC
"You Si'y
three no-trump, 1 pass!"
Keeper of Delt cashbox
Stitch
.. Harriet
Always on the go
Works occasionally
Louise's Saloon-uh-snlon
. Changes roommates once ,1 semester
List
maker
\Vaits 'til the night before to write term papers.
Can make a
skirt in len minutes ... Perennial convention goer
Gracious lady.
. Displays endless generosity to all . Music lover ...
Enjoys those walks downtown
Passes o~t delicious K~r~an food to her
friends.
Beautiful oriental dresses.
LIkes to get mad Irom home
Quickly learning jitterbug and abo how to use slang.
"Hey, Hatch, let's go to the Pit"
Lender of the "Troops".
There are
three way~ to get the faculty orr the set ... But, Deun Howery, I'm trying
to be tactful ... What color .~neaks shu!! 1 wear to Chapel tonight? .
This is a small Christian college for smull Christians.
Chandler Crew
Lucy Lard.
House of Seven Evils
"58"
Precious
Benner .
Idea' Sigma
. Green-haired junior ... A true
Bachelorette
"I don't even believe it!"
Lucy Baby
.. Only horne
economics major with a private seamstress.
163
MARY SUE
6~/~:
~~I~~~:;;II;I'~' 3~ ~StJi~~~j!re~l)fe:l~{~ )~'
Sigll/a Kappa [Business Mmw{!,er 2, 3); SGA
4; ALOHA
(Photography
Editor);
Intramurei Sp()rls 1, 2, 3, 4; SeA 3, 4; UCeF 3,
4; FAC; lnnior Follics.
169
Evil spelled bockW{lrds is live.
t'hts one 1lIakes/if,y-eightl
NANCY
TURNER
SOciology
BARBABA
Art - Physical
WALKER
Education
Education
VIHGINIA
English
RACHAEL
French
- History
BETTY
Home
WENTZ
- Education
WHITFIELD
Economics
MANETTA
WARD
- Education
- Education
WILLErr
Home Economics
"Hey, Group!"
. Black and White fan
BIg blown eyes
T lllg
drunkard
. Chandler Crew
HIS won award lor most unC.lmpy c<lmp
counselor
Nels
. Owns teddy bear complete with growl
Pirate
all the way
Soc. major with unhumnnitanan tendencies.
"I'm gonna get organized this year"
Turned room into an artist's studio
in Junior year.
Frequent
visitor to the infirmary.
. Has to have her
sleep, but seldom gets enough ... Hey, Roomie.
Heading for California
some day
Annnpoltran at heart
Who's procrastinating?
Left Blanche to live with Albert Norman.
"Oh, my!"
. The cloog from
Pocomoke.
Welche-l! .
"Terrie's
coming soon"
Early to bed,
early to rise
. Practice teacher who takes Hula lessons on the side.
A snow fairy in Hawaii????
. Poooooo-I
didn't get a letter today!
Bach. .
5'5);:"
Day student who commutes from the
nrea of Manchester.
Seen often in the Grille.
Finds history just plain
interesting
.. Likes to speak French
.. Willing to help anyone! .
Also concerned
about current events
Noted for heing on time.
Three year student
. Received i\'IRS degree before entering college
"Oh, how am J going to get out of management
house long enougll to go
to work?"
Midnight's
a good time to wash
"Whut's a punt?" ... Finally learned
to sew, better learn to cook, too
Co-owner of the third drawer .
Never panicked 'til the night before the test
Can't travel with less than
three suitcases
Couldn't wait for the management
house.
170
NANCY
\I'omen's Glee Club 1,2; IO/1! GwnJl!a Chi;
lSC 4 (President); SGA Cabinet 4; Student
Leadership Conference 4; 1,V011len's Dorm
Council 4; SCA !; Junior Follie.~.
BAHB
Women's Glee Club 2; French Cit,iJ I, 2,
SEA J, 3, 4; Del/a Sigma KapIl/I; ALOHA;
Gold Bug 1, 2, 3,4 (COP!l Editor 3,4); Intremnmi SlJorts J, 2, 3, 4; SCA 2, 3,4 (Cabinet 4); Religious Life COImeil 4; MS/>.J 1,
2,3,4;
WesleYlllwttes 3, 4 (President 4);
junior Follies.
"Eocu Detm Howery recommends
Aoondeodorant"
Mine
~Vell, here I /1/)1-h(ls the bell mug yet?
\I'ell, Michelallgelo started
thisu;ay!
BAHBARA
WOLOZIN
English
_ Education
MAHY
BESS
English
BAHBAHA
History
Home
- Education
JULIA
YOUNGER
Economics
- Education
ZAHHADKA
- English - Education
lvlAHLENE
"Bessie Big Mess"
. An original "Dew-Drop-In"
dweller
.. Tnllesr cow
in whole herd
Likes big boys with little bugs
. Porn Porn on stilts
Owns most controversial
car
. "Teacher"
.
Oh, those bedroom
eyes
Shoveled snow with amazing results
One of three musketeers.
YINGLING
English
LILLIAN
History
WOOD
- Education
Perfection and poise exempli fled
Barham needs her rest
Mirror
mirror on the wall
Something's got to be done about this
Tried but
failed to reform her roommate.
From a cute cbubby freshman to a slim
trim senior
Tnlgedy, [ellcma didn't get here today!"
Zl]\.-JMERMAN
SOCiology
"Julia Jelly"
Sigma, junior year-Navy,
senior year.
Fine taste for Iowa corn
Nigllt guwn and snow boots?
.. What fire drill?
Ummp!
.. Oh my!
.. Upstairs maid to hostess in six easy (?) weeks
. Coke on the Hakes.
"Senior"-ity on third floor Blanche Ward.
"Czech" this out ...
Talks
with hands
.. Tally-ho!
Anotner conference
with Dr. Makosky????
Metternich,
Milton, and Muldoon.
J\·lissile expert
. Avid curiosity
Sleeps in laundry room and kitchen
Loves art and ceramics.
Champi?ll giggler
"Amigos"
. Flunks courses with A's and B's ..
A fan of Dr. Earp
Likes New England
.. Member of Grille group
and Boo-Boo club.
Likes certain features uf the Air Force
Transfer
student
Loves to drive in snow
Day hop from nowhere.
172
So ,,;lio needs their old card tubie.
'VIIOsallSI
can'tboil
wli/er?
Well, I Iw!)e 10 knoio
ill Iheworld.r
wlw/,'s
goi/lg
001
Wi"hillg
Mar/elle?
[or something,
SENIOH CLASS OFFICEHS. First row. Lucille Tucker, secretary; Nancy Roelke, vlcc-presklcnt: Kay \Vard,
SCI\ representaLive. Second row; John Crove, treasurer; Downey Price, president; Arthur Alperstein, SCA
representative.
Seniors Reflect on Prosperous Four Years ...
We entered Western Maryland in 1958 as
hundreds of freshmen before us with beanies
on our heads and confused looks on our faces.
Each of us brought ideas and hopes of ideal
college living.
We struggled through our "Hat Year" and
saw the last of the Hec Hall and Old Main. We
mixed at mixers, decorated Carpe Diem, suffered through study hours, and did <111 the
other things typical of "green" freshmen.
Our sophomore year made us aware of OUI
name "wise fools" as we put everything aside
to obey our upperclass masters. Although
divided by colors and jackets we remained a
united class, and found time to plan and enjoy
sophomore hayride. Straw-scattered parking lots reminded us for weeks of the fun we
had together.
it
When we reached the status of juniors we
began to realize how many of us had already
gone our separate W'lyS.Some of us had left
for various reasons, hut those who remained
continued to grow and change almost unaware
of the value of what we were learning.
This year was quite a busy one for us with
the Junior-Senior Prom and, of course, the
traditional Follies. We worked hard together
and we worked together well, and on May 5
we felt that"
Our memory on the Hill
would never fade." Again we showed our
originality and determination as we brought
the Four Freshmen to Westminster! The proFitswere few but we were glad to have introduced another "first" The year closed with
elections and sighs of disbelief that at long last
we were seniors.
174
• . • and Prospects
for the Future.
It was hard to realize as we returned to the
Hill for the last time that we were the oldest
class. It seemed such a short time since we had
worn those "Hello, my name is
" tags and
here we were ready to don our caps and gowns
Our senior year, most of us agreed, went faster,
if possible, than the other three. We had
hardly had time to
rats to court when
As we consider
Maryland,
we find
Some of our hopes
paddle the pledges
or send
it W<lS time to say, "Aloha"
our four years itt Western
that our ideas have changed.
have materialized
and some
have been replaced by more mature goals. We
are uncertain about many things-where
we
are going or what we will do-but
,1S we look
back we are sure of one thing.
We have
changed
because
of our Four years on this
C,lmpus and we will be able to face our future
knowing
education.
we have
benefited
from
a liberal
arts
Seniors Receive
WHO'S WHO IN
Marian Edwards
Juanita
uen
176
National Honor
AMERICAN
COLLEGES
AND
UNIVERSITIES
Christine Lewis
jucluh
Maurccn Sfttor
177
Heed
countless hours
178
Trumpeter Tapping Recognizes Leaders
Senior Women Honored for Service
Maureen Sitter
Or. Hoyer
179
Marian Edwards
(lass Projects
Highlight Junior Year
Amid Follies preparations,
active juniors found time
10 honor the seniors with
the traditional
junic rSenior Prom.
180
If you want a show, you just have to forget yo"r books.
Junior Follies
And our appearances were greatly improved?
As town folk searched for Dec and the fUnilWay rocket, Miss Symtoms developed space disease.
l\h.
183
Spree goofed and the rocket went up!
Underclassmen
Anticipate
SOPI·IQi\WflE
CLASS OFI'[CEHS. Firsl. row, left to righi,
Davis,
SeA representative;
Phyllis Ibach, vice-president; lhrbam
Hahn,
secretary.
Second. row:
Jerome Barach, SeA representative;
Carol
George
Cebelcin,
president,
Kephart, treasurer.
Denny
Plan Activities,
Returning to the Hill.
"Sho"ld we have McGill in the Follies this year?"
THE JUNIOR
Older
and
wiser,
anxious
to claim
juniors.
Before
hard
work
we
returned
our newly
long
went
along
as well as a necessity
with
eight
hundred
worked
class
tional
the
campus
wishes
.1S
u lot of
new
position
host to
on Parents>
to make
the (by
Day
enjoy-
came and once again our tradi-
Christmas
and
card
extended
to aJJ who suw it
helped
our
Spring
brought
responsibility
to brighten
sincere
best
,1S
on the
Hill
plenty
to keep
producing
we played
of our parents
together
able. Christmas
this
Hill
place
that
for co-operation.
For our first class project
and
to the
acquired
we realized
CLASS
honors
with
it an added
we realized
was becoming
us busy.
the Follies
We joined
and
to the departing
then
seniors.
will he filling their places
sense
There
was
together
fond
cover
that
class of'63
memories
it has truly
our final
Next
year we
and beginning
of times
brought
in
paid
a new
year, hut we will look back on our junior
with
of
that our stay here
shorter.
shared
year
and
us closer
dis-
as the
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g~~l;~~~:'
1~~C~~;r~~'W~'[C.\~il~;:O;~:
S~'lD~~l~~~~YC,JU~t'l~l:,eB.
t1a~g~:~~;d,
~,~~~~l~\~~~~~:
c.
Conkling, B, Fnck, C, Hoecker, B, Terry, J. Hollman. Third row: P. Raver, P. Heynolds, E, \Vhced!cton, D
Boyd, N. Thomas, L. Gooding, F. Burnell, J, Spear, L. Biser. Fourth row: 1', Hocv, B. l\kClellllnd, D. jocrcs. J.
1-.kycrs, J. Fredholm, 1\'i. Evans, H. Verdone, L. Betts, D. Pond, J. Blnckburu, D. Sutton. Fifll. row: B. Berrell,
H. Wciskittol, L. Goodley, L. Zscbedics, B. MacDonald, J. Day, D. Drobis, H. Cronise. Sixth row: H. Klitzberg,
J. Runkles, B. Myers, H. Weekley, D. Carter, O. Gllnther, J. Downey, S. Green, J. Whitfield, B. Kleine,
THE SOPHOMORE
Full found
us eager
to initiate
the freshmen
and to assume
the roles of sophomores.
a good
to be upperclassmen
feeling
on the other
reign
concentrated
and
to our campus.
We began
another
helped
with
new friends
was shortened
our efforts on getting
Brothers
quainted
and to be
side of the desk at Hat Court.
of the Rat Rules
new comers
It was
them
among
us to become
to know the
Big Sisters
better
also, and we found
acmany
the freshmen.
our second
successful
Being
The
but we
year on the Hill with
hayride.
Under
the
CLASS
tion of our new officers, we reviewed
for a fireside
which
was to become
our plans
an annual
ill-fair for our class.
fraternity
pledging
bled us again
and brought
about
sion
Sorority
class.
of
and
our
New
responsibilities
made
us aware
in the campus
community.
our new loyalties
we pride
taining
unity
freshman
the strong
soon
But
hum-
the first divi-
opportunities
and
of our position
regardless
ourselves
of
on main-
that characterized
OUI
year.
dtrec-
First roro, left 10 rig"t: J. Broztk, M. Hcmmerlv, L. Rohson, L. Fabre, C. \Vilkinson, T. Hahn, J. Ryan, L. Chilcoat, J. C;uscndcn, L. Bihy, G. Allen, /I..!. Buffington, K. Wilson. Secu"d row: C. Narheth, P. Agee, J. Myers, C.
DeGraw, S. Houck, K. Abernethy, N. Auth, R. Grover, B. Owens, J. Breland, R. Hopkins, E. Wrlsman. Third
row: C. Davis, L. Schurman, S. Gordon, N. Miller, 1'. Harrison, G. Hatton, B. Holland, K. Languis, /1.1. Myers, K.
Morse, C. Evans, B. Boeder. FU!ut" row: 13. Hncmstein, B. Carson, D. Hinrieks, C. Arrieta, J. Lucas, H. Goebel,
D. Beck, S. Htggtn, B. Hcngren, S. Stauffer, J. Firestone. Fi/lh row: C. Wils~n, J. Bhinesmith, W. Wrigl~t, It
Price, S. Broadbent, S. Dearing, III. Creamer, S. Bayley, B. Hall, G. Schelzel. S,xth row: 1. Kressler, C. McGmnes,
B. Georg, T. Magruder, D. Stiles, B. Kruhm, J. Morse, J. \Vendernth, J. Baroch, B. Ch;ISC, T. Bowman, M.
Sherwood.
Sophomore boys attend smoker while ]leW sorority pledges entelbin
First rulV, le!1 to right: 13. Hahn, )\'1. Hindle, H. Jones, L. Pastor, C. Lawrence, H. llolmcs, L. Truitt, B. Hidey,
C. Humphreys, C. Culp, K. Stoner. Second
rous: D. Simpson, D. Councill, B. Drucry, S. Davis, N. /I.'liller, 11'1.
Van
Seoter, C. Hichurdson, A. Weller, C, Becker, L. Harms, K. Gochel1011f, P. Ibach. Third
row;
\V. Wrightson,
S. Sunderland, T. Hill, E. Armingcr, M. O'Connor, B. Head, J. Norris, J. Brewer, F. \Vade, C. Spencer. J. Harmon.
Fourth
row; J. Shanholtz, K. Frese, ~1. Chittenden, J. Allg.rc, ;",1.Houck, H. Steen, T. Astle, L. \Vhitcnton, D.
Kephart, S. Hosenbnum, F. wooden. Fifth
1-1. Mooney, T. Minor. N. Sheely, M. Eagan, H. Vickery, D. Taylor, T. Pokorny, B. Kncfe,ly, ]. Walls, B
D. Quinby, H. Mondelsoun, B, Miller. Sixth row: C. Cebelein,
A. Hose, J. Shaw, T. Confer, K. Kenton, J.
B. Lacuus, J. Stephens, \V. Kerber, E. \VilIis, \V. A1l10SS
THE FRESHMAN
It seems like a long time since we experienced those dreadful placement tests, attended
our first mixers, and received our formal reception as the freshman class on campus.
Hat Week soon robbed us of our high school
senior superiority as we donned our beanies
and began to memorize the three pages of Rat
Rules.
Untraditionally, Homecoming arrived with
beautiful weather and the day's activities were
topped by another surprise. The freshman class
CLASS
took the honors in the float competition! Before
Thanksgiving we elected officers and began to
become organized as .1 class. Plans for the year
included several informal week-end dances.
Our Christmas decorations added holiday
cheer to the Winslow Student Center, the
dorms, and Carpe Diem.
As freshmen we have made our mark
academically and socially-even the upperclassmen are doing the twist!
win
first
prize
at
Home-
PATRONS
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Abrams
Cdr. and Mrs. C. C. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Ensor
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Evangelista
Mr. and Mrs. L. Willard Amoss
Mr. and Mrs. Walcott Anders
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy A, Archer
Mr. and Mrs. George
J. Arendt,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Mr.
Jr.
and
A. Evans
Mrs. John Fabre
Mr. and Mrs. Duane W. Filbey
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Fischer
Avnet
H. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Foard
Mr. and Mrs. Allen M. Barnes
Lt. CoL and Mrs. William I. Barton
Edward
L. Beauchamp,
'36
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
M. Fontaine
The Reverend
and Mrs. Clarence
L. Fossett
1\.'11'. and Mrs. Henry
Beeler
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fred
Bendermeyer
Mrs. Walter W. Frazee, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor H. Fredholm
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
L. Bittner
Mr. and Mrs. James
Dr, Herbert
Goldstone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. George W. H. Griscom
J. Blackburn
L. Bloodsworth
Pamela Bobbett
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
M. Gardner
Mrs. Harry Carvin
Mr. and Mrs. Karl L. Gochenour
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Black
.Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
F. Francis
Dr. and Mrs. L. Earl Griswold
Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. Gross
D. Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mowbray
Bowen
Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Bowles
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold S. Brodsky
Leslie S. and Lida D. Orover
Mr. und Mrs. James E. Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. I-Iahnefeld
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Buckner
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Buhrman
Elliott and Jean Haines
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Hanna,
W. Burkhard
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Roland
- Evelyn
- Cary
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
John B. Heggan
Mr. and Mrs. William
Calvert
J a Ann
Cerscaden
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Case
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Castle
Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
and Tuffy
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew
E. Creamer,
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
[r.
R. Cueman
Townsley
and Mrs. W.
Mrs. A. Gwinn
Walter
Mr. and Mrs. John
H. Dilson
Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. William
Dr. and Mrs. James
Dewitt
Jacobus
Charles
Johnson
J. Kanak
D. Kappelman
Dickey
Kirkman
A. and Julia D. Koerber,
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Sr.
O. Krebs
Dr. and Mrs. T. E. Landis
E. Dreschler
Mr. and Mrs.
F. Dudley
Dr. and Mrs. Paul V. Lemkau
P. Earp
B. Holloway
Sr.
B. Hoyer
E. Ibach
Mrs. George B. Kemmerer
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kephart
Deaner
Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Dehne
The Reverend
C. Holt,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Dr. and Mrs. Melvin
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford L. Culp
Dr. and Mrs. N. J. Davtdov
Mr. and Mrs. Homer P. Davis
Mabel
S. Hohman
Mr. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Corathers
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Cowden
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Heil
J. and Elizabeth
Ralph G. Hoffman
The Reverend
and Mrs. Parker
H. Chilcoat
Thomas A. Chittenden
Mrs. Gratia C. Conners
Sr.
Hatton
Alexander
Fayette
Lempert
Latham
and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
L. Lewis
Karl Schuele
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
C. Limpert
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. LofHer
Mr. and Mrs. James Lomax, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Lore
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Lorry
webster L. Lucas
Mr. and Mrs. Roland
Mr. and Mrs. J. Milton Mcintyre
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McKellJ1<1
Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Haymond
H. Stevens
'\1r. and Mrs. Carl W. Strehl
W. Meineke
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Mendelson
Mr. and Mrs. C. Edward
Miller
The Reverend
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit
Mr. and Mrs. Lindon
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. John
B. Million
W. Milstead
Mr. and Mrs. James G. 8. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Howard T. Mooney
Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon
William
Dr. and Mrs. N. R. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Thomas
Mouat
Mr. and Mrs. John
P. Myers
Mr. and Mrs. William
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. O'Leary,
Mr. and Mrs. Egil L. Olsen
P. Tucker
D. Price,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Wagner
Mrs. Amy Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Walker
Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Pricer,
Jr
J. Purvis,
Jr.
The Heverend
Dr. and Mrs. W. Neal Haver
Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Heed
Bruce
Heed
C. Heese,
Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F. Hheinharc!t,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Richman
Paul F. Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Weher
The Reverend
and Mrs. Lester
Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Jr.
H.oelke
A. Willett
Dr. and Mrs. Arnold H. Williams
Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. Eugene
Mervin
Boeder
Mr. and Mrs. A. Millard
David
and Marie
Wilson
L. Weekley
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
W. Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Hushton
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert
H. Wood
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Woodruff
James
Mrs. H. Herold
Saifuku
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Mr. and Mrs. George
B. Sank
Schiff and Family
Schlee
K. Welch
Mrs. T. E. Wheedleton
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wilkinson
G. W.Hitter
Mr. and Mrs. C. Erich
B. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
J\h. and Mrs. William
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Trotman
Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dr. R. C. Waddel
Mr. and Mrs. Irving F. Petschke
Mr. and Mrs. M. N.llettigrew
Nfr. and Mrs. Clifford Pink
Dr. and Mrs. William
F. Treff
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
1\'1r. and Mrs. Nathan Turk
The H. W. Underwood
Family
Colonel and Mrs. John A. Ord
Victor G. Pellizzaro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Stychejr.
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Col. and Mrs. Hoy M. Terry
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Thais
1'1. C . Morton
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Homer G. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Smith
Mrs. Charles W. Snyder
Mrs. Glenn B. Springer
Edwin J. Markoskt
Mrs. Frank E. Mason
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I\"Ir. and Mrs. Louis S. Sharkey
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Shell
William H. MacDonald
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Mrs. Virginia F. Schwabeland
Mr. and J'vfrs. Charles GrifHth Sellman
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Shanholtz
Wright
Mr. and Mrs. David
wtlltam
J. Yingling
H. Yutzy,Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
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Phone: TIlden 8-6620
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E.
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GROCERY COMPANY
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DELIVERIES
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Benn's Men ond Boy.' Shop
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Looting
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Shop
Lanes,
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140
AT WESTMINSTER
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We.lmin.ter
Hoirdre .. er
Pastry
LOCATED
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Rhoten'.
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MARYLAND
ACHIEVEMENT
WE
\iVestern Maryland
SALUTE
and realistic approach
IN
au
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College on its enlightened
to today's educational
50 years of construction
challenge.
experience,
having
pleted more th811 a billion dollars of work, we proudly
your
Baker
Building
Memorial
and
Chapel,
the new
library
Winslow
Student
com-
include
Union
in the list of our many
achievements.
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RICH.ARD
E. LEE
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My
GESELL & ECKARD
SERVICE STATION
Power-X
Sinclair
Service
135 W. MAIN STREET
Westminster, Md.
"Sec, Marlon Brando did come in today."
On the
Way to College
JAiJmas JnSU,MnCI
to the
vfn/ /fla/ 8slall
CLASS OF '62
78 WEST MAIN STREET
THE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
Westminster, Marylnad
8;30 A. M. till 4;00 P. M.
PH. 848-6600
Saturday
WINSLOW
till
12 Noon
STUDENT
CENTER
ARUNDEL
Beverages
FEDERAL
Dinners
Savings and Loan Association
Best Wishes for a secure
:JoreJf
future of happiness and a
s:
U. S. ROUTE
good fortune.
140
2 Miles West of Reisterstown
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AVENUE
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AND FOURTH
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STREET
Closed MondflY
MARYLAND
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5-9300
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CORNELL
EDDIE
CORNELL
The H. E. Koontz
Creamery, Inc.
Milk Products
5600 Reisterstown Road
Baltimore
15, Maryland
"We're marching to Sharkey's."
"Congratulations and Best W'ishes"
CONSOLIDATION COAL CO.
CENTURY
BALTIMORE
BUILDING
12, MARYLAND
Tbc Savings Center
Baltimore Federal Savings
& Loan Association
Founded
1884
WESTMINSTER
77
EAST
MAIN
STREET
"\Vhat's left Mr. Hice will usc,"
CLARENCE
D. SMITH
Insurance
The Coffman-Fisher Co.
D£PARTj\·l£NT
2113
North
Boltimore
Best Wishes
Charles
Street
11
18, Maryland
10
the Class
of '62
STORE
E. Main St., Westminster
THE NEW GRAND
VIEW INN
Hanover Pike Reisterstown, Md.
HUTZLER'S
Saving The Fi'nest In Drinks (~ Food
Harbor Towing
Corporation
2325 Boston Street
Baltimore 24, Maryland
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E.
ROGERS
President
Treasm-er
"where the squirrels arc!"
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T.
J.
of
KURDLE
ASSOCIATED
WITH
(j.WAIATY
Ashburton Building & Loan Assn., Inc.
1 E. MAIN
STREET
WESTMINSTER
ESSKAY
MEATS
HOCHSCHILD
KOHN
DOWNTOWN
EAST POINT
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EDMONDSON
HARUNDALE
Comj2[inwdi
of
M'1e1t'd- qlUJcelz'1
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I!
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FRIEND
"Home of Brown. Swiss Cow"
Home
Delivery
Of Farm
Fresh
Dairy
Products
Grace-Birx Insurance Company
1622 Sexton
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I
30,
INSURANCE COMPANY
Bnhimore
HOLLIDAY
Coy: MI:ton
AND
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Street
of
Maryland
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Office
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THE
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CLASS
/rom
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We Won 'I ::loP'JA
...
"We're high on the hill here at WMC;
The Class of '62 is really proud as can be.
We're high on the hill here at WMC;
We've had some fun, and now we plan
to get our degree.
We've done some things we'll ne'er forgetIn times to come we'll think about the
folks we met.
We've worked so hard to make the grade,
We know our memory on the hill will
never fade.
It's plain to see who leads the hillThe Class of '621"
INDEX
~~~12
Academic
Life ...
..... _. 10
Administration
.
~~~196
Advertisements
....
~~~~~
60
ALOHA
..
.. 82
Alpha Gamma
Tau.
..... 35
Argonauts.
...... 34
Art Department
.
.. 34
Artists' Anonymous.
... 102
Athletics ..
~~~~
lI5
Band ..
~~~~~47
Baptist Student
Union ....
~~.1l0
Basketball
..
.
24
Beta Beta Beta ..
.
24
Biology Department
._..
~~~48
Canterbury
Club ..
............. 114
Cheerleaders
._.
~~ ~~ 25
Chemistry
Department
..
~~~~~~
97
Christmas
on the Hill .
C Iasses ~~~~~
~~~~~
~~~~
.. ~~~~~~
~~~~
~~~~.
~~~~~~
~~~~~~
~~~~~~~
~~~
~~~~~~
~~.l"U
~~ 17
Classics
.
17
Classics
Department
....
.
30
College
Choir ..
..32
College Players ..
~~~~59
Contrast ..
8
Dedication
.. 28
Delta Omicron
..
.... 85
Delta Pi Alpha ...
.. 74
Delta Sigma Kappa ..
...... 32
Dramatic
Art Department
.
... 23
Economics
Department
.
Education
Department
.
English
Department
.
Football
..
French
Club .....
Freshman
Advisory
Council
Freshman
Class.
Gamma
Beta Chi ...
Girls' Basketball
Team.
..... '27
.
Cold Bug ..
History
Department
.
.
.
History of Art Department
.
Hockey Team
Homecoming
...
Home Economics
Club ..
Home Economics
Department
.....
Honor Court ..
Interfraternity
Council
....
International
Relations
Club ...
Intersorority
Council ....
Iota Gamma
Chi ..
Jewish Student
Association.
....... 15
...... 104
~~ 18
~~~175
... 192
87
. ..... 118
~~~~~6J
.20
....... 34
....... 117
~~~90
...... 26
. 26
~~~~~~
57
~ 73
....... 22
72
..... 77
~~~~~~~~~
47
Judicial
Board.
Junior Cl ass ~~~~~
~~~~~
..~~~~
...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~.~~~
'"0
Library
Science Department
..
. 16
Lutheran
Stuclent Association
....
.
46
Majorettes
_
_..... .
.
115
Mathematics
Department
.
23
Men's Dormitory
Council_.........
.
... 62
Men's Leadership
Society _......
..... 58
Methodist
Student
Movement.
.. 46
Modern
Language
Department
.....
.
18
Music Department.
.
28
O~~~..
Patrons,
Phi Alpha Mu .;
Philosophy
and Religion Department
Physics
Department.
.
Pi Alpha Alpha..
.
Pi Gamma
Mu ..
Political
Science Department
....
Porn Pom Girls .. .
President's
Message
....
Psychology
Department
.. _
Publications
Board...
Religion _
Religious
Life Council
_
Hifle Team.
ROTC
~
Senior Class.
Sigma Sigma Tau ....
Soccer
Social Awareness.
Sociology
Department
Sophomore
Class.
..
. _....
Student
Christian
Association
Officers
Student
Education
Associ<ltion
.
Student
Government
Association.
Student
Leadership
Conference
..
Student
Life Council
Student
Roster
Thanksgiving
Phly .. .
Trumpeters.
.
_......
United
Campus
Christian
Fellowship..
Wesleynns
..
Wesleyunettes
.;
Who's Who .. .
Women's
Athletic
Association
..
Women's
Dormitory
Council
..
Women's
Glee Club ..
women's Octet ...
Wrestling.
.~
...194
... 79
21
25
.. 88
. 21
. .. 22
114
11
.. 21
. 59
40
43
113
~ 36
126
.
.
.
.
.
~~~80
~~~~
108
.
52
20
190
42
.. 27
. 55
.
54
.
58
196
.
33
179
. 48
49
.
49
176
. 116
..... 62
.31
.
.
.
.
.
.
~~~
31
.....
112
When our college daus are ODeI'
Round our hearts shall cling,
Memories of our Alma Mater
Every day will bring.
This pocket is for the supplement
to the I962
ALOHA.
Please insert here when received.
l
SUPPLEmEnT
1962
Seniors See Opening
of New Library
/\hy,
1962,
brought
the
compI<Jtion
of a new
library
on the
Hill
-Campus Party
Honors Mrs. J
Kathy Lore, ;\'icDaniel Dorm president, 19f12, pins a corsage un
Mrs. Jefferson to begin the party.
Kathy and /llarian EV;l11s, dorm president for 196.3,show Mrs. 1 the giant-sized scrapbook that the
girls made to remind her in pictures and in verse of significant happenings during her twenty years
as housemother of /I[cI)aniel Dorm
Mrs. J was obviously pleased with the
lovely sewing machine that the college
lacultyandst;1llgavctohonorhcrinhCI
retirement.
.
~
I
,.
I\~~.
Hose Cup ceremony_ honors
and l)I(isthclllafnnci fart;w"ll.
",.
\iliii'•
Junior Plays
May Day Features
'South Seas'
and Sunshine
Dr. Lowell Ensor crowns llclcll
for .1962
Buchlll Qllp.cn of i\!ay
Quccn Helcn und her court watch the activities planned for their entertainment.
First row, leit. 10 right
Carole Hich:~r~lS(}n,Jane Allgire, Judy Jones, :"'Iara Dj]so~, Ali('e Krize.k. S"cond row; Lois Chilcoat, Sue
Hogan, Virgulla Hummery, Barbara Earhart. Third row; Kitty Heese, Mil Dickey, Helen Buehm (Queen),
Judy Callahan. Heralds: Meredith and Judy Hohart
Junior limbo dancc.-s hend thdr backs and entertain the Queen and her e(}urt and a hillside of speetntors.
Traditionally, the senior Heat carries the "by Queen, the senior duchess und nttendnnts in tile "'ay Day
purudc.
Spring Sports
Draw Partidpants
and Spectators
Coach Richard Pugh.
TENNIS TEAM. First row, left to rigid: J
Clark, II. Quimby, H. Shimosu, H. Price. Second
row: J. i\!il!cl", D . .\1nrtin, F. Hurt (coach),
\V
Silter, S. Berman
GOLF TEAi"l. Kneeling, left to righl: H. Warfield, H.
Ctnsburg, J. Avnct. Strmding: D. Bonsall {couch), B.
Berstcin,
H. Cracc, C. Fulton
THACK TEAi\L First row, Icft to righl: D. Fisher, D. Eekmm, A Alpcrstctn J Richmond H. Cronisc, E.
Daniels. S{!<:;uudrow: J. Brewer, M. Schlee, K. Schuele, 1 O'Malley, H Carvin T Bloom Third row; H.
Clower (coach}, C. Gray, D. Schmidt, F. Ktdd, A. Renkwitz, C. Dotson, \Y. Penn.
IOTA CMIIl'.·IA CHI OFFICEHS. Left 10 right: L
Betts {secretary}, E. Sank (president), T. Black (viceI'rtOsident), C. Wtlktnson (treasurer).
PHI ALPHA uu ?FFICEHS. First. fO,W, left /0 right:
"looney (al11l1101secretary}, ",I. Chittenden [social
cluuruum), J. Cole (chaplain). Scoond row: C. Hitler
secretary) , N. Roelke (vice-president}, H. BllChlll.
president}, R. Mason (SlIO';)lllle messenger), ld
Edwards {sergcant-at-anns ). Third row: D. Boyd
(treasurer), H. Holmes (social chairman), B. Jacobus
J.
I
(SCA
SIG,\·IA SIGMA TAU OFFICERS. First. rmn, /1'1' i{)
righl: H. \\'right {scrgennt-at-nnus}, H. llalm (,""
representative).
:~l:~),
'~~SsS~,~';:r)'
(~;c~~~~~es~d~~1
)':'s~t~~~~:
I )~~',~;:,::
dent),
V. Schurman
(treasurer).
Campus Social Life
ALPHA
Deaner
GAl\IMA
TAU
(sergcant-ahmns),
Ha)'c~ (president).
OFFICEHS.
LeO, to righl: \V
H. Kins]ey (secretary),
T
W, Bergquist (treasurer).
PI ALPHA ALPHA OFF[CEHS.
Fir.\! J"(JlV,left to
right:]. Williams (Ireasur~r),J. Downey (sergeunt-utarms). Second roun A. Alperste!n (chaplnin),
O.
Eckman (vtce-president }, C. Snyder (president), D.
Carter f corrcsponcliug secrctury ).
Isabel (Marian Edwards) reveals her
tlrenm for humanity
to the Ghost (J
Crabowski ) in a scene from this rear's
commencement play, Tile Enchanted
hy Jean Otradoux.
Excitement increased as we prepared to enter Alumni Hnll for the last time as students.
Alumni Citizenship Au;ard
Diana Culvert
Downey Price
American
Association
of Unil.;ersily Women
al/J(lrt:/
Mary Lcmknu
John A Alex{//iller
medal
James Pusey
Mary Frances Hollman
Bettv Whltfield
Lt. Col. F. C.
Bishop John Wesley Lord brought an inspiring message to thc grndunting class.
A diploma (l11da handshake from Dr. Ensor officially ended four successful years
Congratulations were in order for the new Western Maryland alumni