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1966

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HAVERFORD COLLEGE

"... There wasn't quite as many as there was a while ago."

"Battle of New Orleans'

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i home team might manage a scoreless tie.
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lo soccer.
^ There the continuing rout monopolized my at-
tention. Suddenly I was distracted by persistent
cheering from an unlikely source. Save for a
cluster of muddy players, the football field was
almost deserted, but the noise was undoubtedly
coming from that direction. The Ford's goalie and
fullbacks were as startled as I was. While they
peered through the gloom toward the football
field, a LaSalle lineman dribbled in unmolested
and tallied the Explorer's only goal of the day.
But no one cared. We were all preoccupied with
news of a more striking occurance: Haverford had
scored a touchdown.

JACK ULLMAN

MICHAEL HEDGPETH

JEFF MORGAN

ROBERT MCCARGAH

DENISON RICH

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them their freedoms. Did they fight
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everybody? Were they willing to die
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it every ten minutes and blow
its whiskers off"

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Despite ballyhoocd breakthroughs
and a carload of court decrees, the
Deep South's resilient resistance to
school integration has been remarkably
effective: only 2j% of the 2.980.000
Negro school children in eleven South-
ern states actually sat in classrooms last
year with whites.

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"So begob the citizen claps his paw on
his knee and he says:

- Foreign Wars is the cause of it.

And says Joe, sticking his thumb in
his pocket:

- It's the Russians wish to tyrannize.

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Joe. says I. I've a thirst on me I
wouldn't sell for half a crown."

- James Joyce

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MICHAEL MCKEEHAN

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simply another manifestatioa
of tlie liberal mind at work.
What else can we expert after
nearlv 40 years of intensive
liberal indoctrination in our
schools and colleges.

MICHAEL WARLOW

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HUNTER RAWLINGS

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underhanded, flat-footed, and out of the pivot,
jump, and set. Flat and soft the ball lifts.
His touch lives in his hands...

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- John I'pdike

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MICHAEL PUNZAK

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ANDREW PLEATMAN

"A lively Appreciation of the Arts could be like encouraged.
Great Music, it is said, and Great Poetry would like quieten
Modern Youth more Civilized. Civilized my yarbles. Music
always sort of sharpened me up. 0 my brothers, and made
me feel like old Bog himself..."

- Anthony Burgess

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BRADLEY BOWERS

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ROBERT BAKER

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NORBERT ROBERTS

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ARNOLD SATTERTHWAITE

PAUL PRIMAKOFF

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DAVID SALNER

ROBERT EISENBERG

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RICHARD SCHMIDT

JOHN HOBERMAN

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ROY GUTMAN

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WALTER READ

WALT WHITMAN

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KENNETH CLOUSE

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mercy of his means..."

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"His hands lift of their own and he feels the wind on his
cars e\cn before, his heels hitting heavily on the pa\ement
at first but with an eflortless gathering out of a kind of
sweat panie growing lighter and quicker and quieter, he
run. Ah: runs. Runs."

- John Updike

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KEITH TUNNELL

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PATRONS

DR. AND MRS. BRUCE AMBLER

MR. AND MRS. DAVID BALBER

MR. AND MRS. ALAN BAKER

DR. AND MRS. WALTER BONIME

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM BOWERS

MR. AND MRS. HOWARD BUSH, SR.

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE deSGHWEINITZ

MR. AND MRS. ROBERT F. CHRISTY

MR. AND MRS. ELLIS CURLEY

MR. AND MRS.MURDO DOWDS

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE FERNSLER, JR.

MR. AND MRS. STANLEY GROSSMAN

MRS. GEORGE HAZZARD

DR. AND MRS. WALTER HOSKINS

MR. AND MRS. H. G. KURTZ

MR. AND MRS. CARLISLE MOORE

MR. AND MRS. THOMAS S. PARKER

MR. AND MRS. GEORGE PIERCE

MR. AND MRS. TRUMAN W. READ

DR. AND MRS. N. J. ROBERTS

MR. AND MRS. LEONARD H. ROSS

MR.T. K. SAYLOR

MR. AND MRS. SAMUEL SCHACTER

MR. AND MRS. L. H.SCHMIDT

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1966 RECORD Staff

"Editor: MarkW. Dowds

Photography: Robert A. Eisenberg, Richard A. Schmidt.Gary D. Stern

Cover: Robert K- Manoff

Sales: Robert I. Hillier

Publishing: Bruce A. Ambler

Associate Staff: P. Michael McKeehan, Roy W. Gutman

Photography Staff: Stephen D. Auerbach, Paul E. Becker,
S. David noboru, Gerald C. Schwertfeger

General Staff: Thomas A. Bonn ell, Stephen C. Curl ey , Rodney B. Fritch ley,
Francis D. Ghigo, Samuel G. Hopkins, Thomas R. Hoskins. J. Theodore Johnson,
William A. Meroney, Paul R. Miller, Stephen C. Moore, David W. Salner, Lee P.
Schacter, Ronald A. Schwarz. Melvin 1. Strieb

Credits: William W. Ambler,

Carl Grunfeld. Theodore Hetzel,
Christopher F. Kane, Dietrich Kessler

RIECK PRINTING, PUBLISHER
READING. PENNA.

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SENIOR INDEX

AMBLER, BRUCE A.; PSYCHOLOGY; 107.
AUERBACH. STEPHEN D.; HISTORY; 18.
BAKER. A. ROBERT; SOCIOLOGY; 95.
BALBER, ANDREW F.; BIOLOGY; 51.
BARNETT. PETER H.; PHILOSOPHY; 27.
BECKER, PAUL P.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 65.
BONGIOVANNI, JOSEPH; CLASSICS; 69.
BONIME, STEPHEN; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 64.
BONNELL, THOMAS H.; HISTORY; 73.

BOWERS, BRADLEY N.; ENGLISH; 94.

BUSH, HOWARD U.l PSYCHOLOGY; 88.

CAMPBELL, CARLOS C; BIOLOGY; 52.

CARSON, DENNIS A.: HISTORY; 106.

CAUFFMAN, DAVID P.; PHYSICS; 44.

CHRISTY, THOMAS E.; BIOLOGY; 60.

CLOUSE, KENNETH A.; ECONOMICS; 109.

COTTRELL, FREEMAN B.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 92.

CRANE, A. DOD; HISTORY; 51.

CURLEY, STEPHEN C.) HISTORY; 104,

DAVIS, LAWRENCE C; CHEMISTRY; 25.

DeSCHWEINITZ, CLARK C; POLIT IC A L SCI ENC E; 17.

DODSON, DON C: ENGLISH; 108.

DORR, WILLIAMS P.; ENGLISH; 77.

DOWDS. MARK W.; PHILOSOPHY; 103.

DYE, CHRISTOPHER DER.; HISTORY; 54.

EISENBERG, ROBERT A.; ANTHROPOLOGY; lOO.

EYER, JOSEPH; HISTORY; 59.

FEINSOD, ETHAN L.; RELIGION; 63.

FELSEN, DAVID M.; CLASSICS; 83.

FERNSLER, RICHARD F.; E NG I N E ER I NG- P H YS ICS; 45

FRITCHLEY, RODNEY B.; BIOLOGY; 41.

FRY, W. REED: ENGLISH; 71.
GHIGO, FRANCIS D.; ASTRONOMY; 90.
GILBERT, PETER J.; HISTORY; 21.
GRAY, THOMAS O.; ENGLISH; 115.
GROSSMAN, RICHARD L.; ECONOMICS; 76.
GUTMAN, ROY W. ; HISTORY; 102.
HANSEN, JEFFREY N.; ECONOMICS; 46.
HARTNER, ERNST G.; GERMAN; 78.
HAYMOND, ROBERT M.; FRENCH; 70.
HAZZARD, EDMUND T.; PHYSICS; 59.
HEIMBACH, JAMES, T.; PSYCHOLOGY; 31.
HICKS, H. MUNSON; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 86.
HILLIER, ROBERT I.; HISTORY; 47.
HILLMANN, ROBERT L.; HISTORY; 72.
HOBERMAN, JOHN M.; ENGLISH; 101.
HOSKINS, THOMAS R.; ENGLISH; 103.
HUME, ROBERT D.; ENGLISH; 19.
IDELL, DAVID R.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 24.
JOHNSON, J. THEODORE; MUSIC; 42.
KANE. DAVID N.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 55.
KURIAN, STEPHEN C; ENGLISH; 70.
KURTZ, BRIAN H.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 54.

LANNING, ROBERT B.; HISTORY; 20.

LEWIS, CHARLES D.; PHILOSOPHY; 62.

LONG, ROBERT L.; MATHEMATICS; 32.

LUTTON, E. CLYDE; ENGLIi.l; 92.

MACPHERSON, GEORGE S.; RELIGION; 60.

MCKEEHAN, P. MICHAEL; CLASSICS; 74.

MEEKS, JOHN C; GERMAN; 25.

MELBY, CHRISTOPHER H.K.; HISTORY; 66.

MERONEY, WILLIAM A.; MATHEMATICS; 105.

MILLER. PAUL R.; PHILOSOPHY; 63.

MOORE, STEPHEN C; BIOLOGY; 42.

MUELLER, CHRISTOPHER B.; HISTORY; 21.

MURPHY, DANIEL R.; HISTORY; 122.

PARKER, DAVID C; BIOLOGY; 61.

PIERCE, JOHN D.; HISTORY; 89.

PLEATMAN, ANDREW F.; HISTORY; 93.

PRICE, ERIC M.; BIOLOGY; 114.

PRIMAKOFF, PAUL; BIOLOGY; 97.

PUNZAK, MICHAEL E.; RELIGION; 82.

RAPHAEL, ALAN H.; HISTO'RY; 67.

RAWLINGS. HUNTER R.; CLASSICS; 80.

READ, WALTER P.; CHEMISTRY; 108.

ROBERTS, NORBERT J.; PHILOSOPHY; 96.

ROBINSON, MARSHALL O.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 112.

ROSNER, ANTHONY L.; CHEMISTRY; 65.

ROSS, STEVEN E.; ECONOMICS; 114.

SALISBURY, BRIAN G.; PSYCHOLOGY; 79.

SALNER, DAVID W.; ENGLISH; 99.

SATTERTHWAITE, ARNOLD C; BIOLOGY; 97.

SAYLOR, TILLMAN K.; PHYSICS; 110,

SCHACTERLE, LANCE E.; ENGLISH; 19.

SCHACTER. LEE P.; BIOLOGY; 40.

SCHATZKI, MICHAEL; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 23.

SCHMIDT, RICHARD A.; HISTORY; 101.

SCHWARZ, RONALD A.; MATHEMATICS; 33.

SCHWERTFEGER, GERALD C; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 35.

SECHLER, ROBERT P.; POLITICAL SCIENCE; 24.

SLOTKIN, MARK I.; ENGLISH; 107.

SNYDER, DANIEL H.; BIOLOGY; 31.

SONNENBORN, DONALD; ENGLISH; 77.

STERN. GARY D.; HISTORY; 34.

STETLER, RUSSELL; PHILOSOPHY; 58.

STRANG, CHARLES L.; ENGLISH; 87.

STRIEB, MELVIN I.; PHYSICS; 34.

TAYLOR, PETER L.; ENGLISH; 110.

TUNNELL, W. KIETH; SOCIOLOGY; 1 19.

UMLAND, BERTHOLD E.; PSYCHOLOGY; 46.

WARLOW. MICHAEL C. ; HISTORY; 75.

WERTIME, STEVEN P.; HISTORY; 113.

WHEELER, JONATHAN; HISTORY; 72.

WHITMAN. WALT H.; PSYCHOLOGY; 108.

WILLIAMS, HUGH H.; PHYSICS; 45.

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